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MM today. High Mar II. Fair 26^25 aad fjaaaaat todgkt Low la Ms. ( Red Bank Area f "ttuwday maatly aunny cMtia- r i Copyright-The Red Bank Register, Inc. 1988. •Ml quit* warm. DIAL 741-0010 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEARS A e used to lighten the traffic load His withdrawal, howover, ap- Caught in this stormy politica lick from." Storm Brings will offer to surrender their right tor sewer line to be run near the fic and added hazards. 3)i Buttonwood La. parently won't end the rift be- sea is Regular Democrat Alfred The schism in the political party to sanction except when the board borough limits by the regional Approval ot the plan hinged on The developer, according to a tween two feuding party factions, E. Sanders, a borough council- reached its height June 7, 1965 refuses to submit an issue to ar- authority. Ten years hence, the an Aug. 15 resolution by direc- board edict, will deposit $18,500 The Register learned last night. man, who is seeking a county Floods, Keeps when Democrats on the 14-mem- bitration or be bound by the borough treatment plant would be tors of Rumson Country Club al in an escrow account for future Walter Kozloski, Regular Dem- freeholder seat. ber local executive committee decision of arbitrators. abandoned and borough sewers lowing the borough the use of improvement of the club-owned ocratic Club president and a can- Tile JFK group has not yet split 7-7 over Mr. Reynolds's Police Busy road. didate for borough councilman, lacked any Democratic candidate leadership. Because of this tied Victor J. Campi, Buttonwood confirmed the report. He said Mr. Heavy rain and lightning com- for the freeholder seats. Mr. May- vote, lie remained chairman. La., and Walter Pitman, Button- Reynolds plans to relinquish the bined to keep police busy last er would not comment when ask A month later, the JFK Club Boys' Bottle-Breaking Spree wood East, were the sole area seat he has held since 1961 "for night. if or when his club would back was formed with Mr. Mayer as residents to appear at last night's personal reasons." The electric storm set off Mr. Sanders. its leader. The seven committee- session to object to the plan due News of the party leader's de- burglar alarms in several towns, Mr. Sanders, however, was op- men who voted against Mr. Rey- Nets 4 Blowouts, One Collision to traffic conditions. Other object- parture caused little enthusiasm including Freehold and Red Bank. timistic that once the primary nolds are members. The other ing residents were represented In the dissident John F. Kennedy In Red Hank the alarm of the MIDDLETOWN - Three Leonardo juve- be hit with a flat was not Identified, since fight is over, the two clubs woul< seven belong to the Regular Dem- by Attorney C. Martin Goodall. Democratic Club. Monmouth Stamp and Coin Shop niles, all aged 12, went on a bottle-breaking he was not involved in the collision. back the Democratic slate against ocratic Club. The developer was represented When Councilman on Monmouth St., rang after a spree yesterday on Stillwell Rd. When the Then the local police car, driven by Detec- Tobias H. the Republicans. Even with Mr. Reynolds bow by Maurice •Potter, Long Branch momentary interruption of elec- debris was cleared, four cars, including a po- tive Robert Olseir, who was accompanied by ing out as political leader, Mr. attorney. William I. Riker rep- tric power in that area. lice car, had flat tires, two were in collision Detective Arthur Stover, sustained a blowout. Mayer said any reunification • Sylvl. Porter I rose on Rt. 9 at Ernston Rd. and tives. 19, 1966, at 8:30 p.m. at the Town- (Adv.) A second car, driven by Robert J. Malian, BrW«« 21 Sports 14, 15 Bordentown Ave. In R«l Bank The case is being referred to Monmouth 17, of 689 Rt. 35, met thr same fate but, out ship Hall, Kings Hwy., Middle- John Chamberlain I Stock Market II IN* Chevrolet Cars ft Tcucks there was high water In the area County Juvenile Court. town. The purpose of the meeting of control, it smashed into the rear of the Classified 17-11 Successful Investing II Tremendous Savings Nowl Mc- of Broad and Canal Sis., and Neither of the motorists suffered injuries, will be to pass a mandatory Donner c»r. Comics 21 Television M CARthy Chevrolet 291-1101. some flooding at buildings in that the chief said, adding that no summonses iwer connection ordinance. Crossword Puixle .___ II Women's News 11 (Adv.) area was reported. The driver of the third civilian car to were Issued. .• l (Adv.) o 'I 2-W«dn«day. Aug. 17^. 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER Boat Blast Democratic Freeholder Aspirants Victim Still Hospitalized HIGHLANDS — One man is Open Attack on GOP Board Record ill in the hospital aj a result if the Saturday boat explosion By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON | Mr. Sanders had championed) "Then Mr. (Freeholder Di- ecommend plans for develop- md fire which injured five per- nent and operation. FREEHOLD—"Government by [a central library in F r e e h o I d [ rector Joseph C.) Jrwin issued his ons. threat that the 'county would take The Eatontown councilman said panic," will be the theme of at-^rom his seat on the borough Monmouth Medical Center re- over the Monmouth Airport * is not convinced that public tack by Democrats trying tojcouncil. ported that Thomas Cavanan, (Wall Township) by condemna- break the 4-1 Republican control; have no objections to the wnership is more preferable to South Plainfield, who suffered tion if it wasn't sold willingly. of the Monmouth County free- hrewsbury location and under ivate ownership, or that federa First and second degree burns, Is holder board this fall. the present plans I will definitely "No doubt a growing county id available to a public owner- in fair condition. Freehold Councilman Alfred E. upport the proposed second li- such as ours needs this kind of lip could not also be obtained Mr. Cavanan was a passenger Sanders and Eatontown Council- rary in Freehold," he said. facility. But here the board pro- r a private airport. on a 22-foot skiff which exploded man Bruce J. Mangan con- ceeded without any real study. He said study should be made and burned in the Shrewsbury Mr. Mangan chides the Repub- firmed last night that they have Not until after there was a great of some kind ot joint arrange- River shortly after refueling at icans on the airport issue, con- already introduced the battle cry harangue in the newspapers was ment with the county assisting (ohnny's Landing, Shrewsbury ending they erred by not acting at campaign rallies, citing the it that they authorized a study." rivate ownership. ive. an "orderly way" before the present board's handling of pro- Present Survey "On a basis of the freeholders Four others, including boat ve of a deadline to apply for posed airport and library facil- Mr. Mangan apparently re- '.coti on applying for federal owner Frank Kassey, 22, of South sderal acquisition funds. ities. ferred to the board's present sur- unds, particularly in the airport Plainfield, were treated for minor "Even though the county was vey preparatory to engaging a situation," he said, "I am not burns. "It strikes a responsive chord," NEW HOBBY — Pony carts line up at private quarter-mile track on farm of Harold said Mr. Sanders of the slogan, igible for these funds for some consultant to advise whether the satisfied that this possibility has The explosion took place as Mr. "because it points up some very ime, nothing was done until the Wall Township site or some other been fully explored. C. Ely in Eatontown. From left are Mr. Ely, driving Gilligan; Mrs. Frederick Forrest, KaSBey was preparing to pull obvious situations." •ry last minute," he said. location is best suited, and to "Condemnation is something tc New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Ely; Tanya Lee Tweedy, 7, of Wilmington, Del., an Ely niece; away from the dock, i An off-duty marine patrolman, If they can turn out Incumbent >e employed only when there i and George Waitt of Eatonfown, holding his pony, Hannah. Hobby is gaining wide real and imminent need. It 1 Frank Kirchner, who was at the Republicans Marcus Daly and interest of retired senior citizens. very critical process to be used scene, jumped into an outboard, Harry Larrison, Jr., the Demo- threw an anchor aboard the burn- iparingly." crats will join Eugene J. Bedell Democrats Won ing skiff and towed it away from Disputes Claim Just for Friends in the Board's first Democratic the dock, preventing the fire Mr. Mangan disputes state- majority since 1934. from spreading. ments by Freeholder Directoi Police said the explosion prob- According to the Democrats, Irwin that the county must have the Republicans have been Sue the Borough ibly resulted from fumes built public airport to meet needs New Little Racetrack LITTLE SILVER - Raymond In announcing they will not sue, up from a flooded carburetor and "clumsy to a point of incom- of existing industry and to at- Florian and Joseph H. Weber, the two Democrats said Mrs By BOB BRAMLEY Interest in the sport among pony cart track in Hightstown ignited by a spark when Mr. Kas- petence," in Mr. Sanders' words, tract new industry. and "crude and arrogant," to )emocratic candidates for Bor- Eleanor Ingram, the Democratic EATONTOWN-There's a new irea residents just started late- where you could race for prizes sey attempted to start the motor "Industry, of course, has a neec quote Mr. Mangan. mgh Council, have decided not candidate for mayor Jast year ttle racetrack in town. y, Mrs. Ely said yesterday. She and ribbons, but they've closed second time, after one failure. sue the borough to get their was nominated by aprimary for an airlift Capacity for execu- tnd her husband built their track it now. Ours is just for fun." Neither of the Democratic as- It measures slightly less than names on the Sept. 13 primary *Tite-in vote. tive use," Mr. Mangan said, "bul ifter returning from Florida this pirants oppose the ultimate ob- a quarter-mile, and it's laid out Enthusiasts — mostly retired election ballot. In a joint release, Mr. Florian not to transport raw materials oi ipring. jectives of a county airport or on the farm of Harold C. Ely, senior citizens—turn up almost Let Sewer They will obtain nomination and Mr. Weber said bringing suit personnel. new county libraries. But they 439 Tinton Ave., a retired Red "It's just for our friends," Mrs. :very day to exercise, their fav- through write-in votes, the Demo- would merely "dignify the pica- "Industry is more concernec are criticizing the steps which Bank letter carrier. On it as Ely explained. 'There used to be orite ponies. crats said. yune actions of the borough clerk in choosing a location with avai Expansion have been taken toward those many as 12 or 14 pony carts Mr. Florian and Mr. Weber and Republican county leader ible skilled labor, and good high- "They're our friends," Mrs. ends and, for the airport, have may be seen whizzing around, al- were denied placement on the with an appearance of importance Man Grateful Ely added. "They can come any some questions. ways for use of trucks which de- most any day of the week. Contract ballot because Frederick Seiden- and distract attention from the time they want." liver materials and carry out Wetdown of the new track was For Seat Belts LONG BRANCH - A contract library Italic zahl. Democratic municipal important i s s u e s of the cam- products, and for use of em- HOLMDEL — "Thank God paign." Saturday, when friends of the for the construction of the first Referring to the existing coun- chairman, delivered their nomi- ployees who must ride to work. for seat belts." nating petitions to borough hall Suit also might cause the bor- Elys turned out with ponies and stage of the Sewerage Author* ty library here in a converted "It wants to know about tax Those were the words, po- at 4:48 p.m. Aug. 4—40 minutes ough to incur extra legal ex- carts to try their driving hands ity's expansion plans was former private home, Mr. San- structure, educational systems, lice reported, from Raymond 7 Arrested past the filing deadline. penses, they said, "which are to at the new oval. awarded yesterday to Thomas ders says: A. Rogers last night who cred- Procter Co., Inc., on its bid of be avoided since the entire prob- local government stability, ited a seat belt with saving his $419,040.55. "This library was planned orig- lem is based on a technicality good airport is important, but life. In Raritan inally for temporary use. It has is not the most significant item.' and no practical effect will re- Police said that Mr. Rogers, RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Seven The firm had submitted its been inadequate for at least 10 Would Send Mr. Mangan said he also ques- sult." 47, of 71 Crestvlew Dr., Mid- persons were arrested early today bid last month but the authority years, yet it was ignored and had held it for study. The tint Mr. Florian and Mr. Weber are tions reports that Fort Monmoutli dletown, was driving hl» com- after a fight at Airport Plaza downgraded. stage calls for the renovation Reservists candidates for the two three-year might be disposed to assigning its pact car along Roberts Rd., was reported at 12:05 a.m. "Suddenly, the board reacted terms to be decided in Novem- aviation wing to a publicly-ownec near Crawlords Corner Rd., and enlargement of the Joline Patrolman Carl Price signed to pressure and decided to build ber. The Democrats haven't des- county airport but not to a pri when he lost control making a Ave. treatment plant. When it charges against Harold Alan Ed- a new library. Then to avoid To Viet Nam ignated a candidate for the un- vately owned facility. sharp turn. is completed, the Long Branch wards, 22, of 10 Stilwell Ave, Ave. plant will be closed. political repercussions, they de- WASHINGTON (AP) - A de- expired one-year term also to be He hit the curb and the auto Matawan, lor fighting in a public cided on two libraries, not on a ;ermined effort to put Army re- filled. Mr. Seidenzah] has said "I know that the general rolled completely over twice A contract for the installation place. He was held in default of basis of good planning but on irvists and national guardsmen they would announce a candidate (Brig. Gen. William B. Latta, Ft, before coming to rest on Its of an eight-inch sanitary sewer $250 bail in Monmouth County what would get them the mos on active duty in Viet Nam got in time for a primary write-in Monmouth commanding officer] side in the F & F Nursery line in West End Ave. between jail pending court action tomor- votes.'1 under way in the Senate yester- vote. is concerned about getting h field. Indiana and Hoey Aves. was people in and out and would pn Special Police Officer Wil- row. awarded yesterday to the West The freeholders awarded con- day. Up to now they have been exempted. fer a closer airport than the Lake- liam Ryder, off duty, happened Others charged were Michae! Long Branch Equipment Corp. on tracts yesterday for construction hurst Naval Air Station. to drive by the scene seconds Zuppa, 18, 23 Luppatacong Ave. its bid of $4,809. of-'a reference center and library Sen. Richard B. Russell, D- a., veteran chairman of the Rheem Post later. One of Mr. Rogers' Keyport, for prossessing alcoholic at Shrewsbury. The library is in- "But I feel sure that he and The West Long Branch firm Senate Armed Services Commit- hands was pinned under the beverages; he was released on was the lowest of four contrac- tended to serve the coastal area others in the'military establish- tee, and Sen. Leverett Salton- In Insurance steering post. The man was $100 bail pending a court appear- tors whose bids were opened which comprises about two thirds ment would listen to a reason- freed with toe help of the of- ance Aug. 25. Ronald Sturma, stall, R-Mass, ranking Republi- able plan which 'might involvf yesterday afternoon. of\the county population, whili can, learned up in the effort. ficer. 20, of Bridgevlew Apartments, a co-operative effort of the coun Other bidders included the the reference center is contem- They offered a rider to the To Quinn He walked away with only Keyport, was charged'with pos- ty with continued private own- Thomas Farrell Contracting plated for full county needs. pending $358 billion defense minor bruises, refusing to see sessing alcoholic beverages am Corp., $6,006; Procter, $8,720, ership. I think this is something On completion of th money bill which would give the a doctor. The car was a total was held in —county jail in de- and Thomas G. Russomano Co., on which we should have a lot Shrewsbury center, a second II President authority to order wreck, police said. fault of $100 —bail. He is sched- Inc., $5,894. more information." Mr. Rogers will appear In brary, intended to meet needs ol these thousands of reservists to IN NEW POST — Ralph Boc uled for a hearing in court to- Sidney Binder, authority ac- the western county area, is active duty for not more than Municipal Court Sept. I on a morrow. Frank Lamb, 20, of 1303 cella, 7 Coronet Ave., Lin- charge of careless driving. countant, reported that for the pledged for construction in Free- 18 months. Shore Rd., Union Beach, was croft, has,, been appointed ;•*• f-UA— six months ended June 30, reve- hold. Secretary of Defense Robert Is Counselor charged with posessing alcoholic nues increased by $8,122.49. McNamara has refused to cal Eastern regional sales manag Weather beverages and was released pend- up any of the more than 600,000 er for the Burry Biscuit ing court action Aug. 25. Army reservists and nationa New Jersey: Mostly sunny, In Program Division of the Quaker Oats Three juveniles were also guardsmen. quite warm but less humid to- taken into custody in connection Russell and Saltonstall pro- CIMARRON, N. M. - John J, Company in Elizabeth. Mr. day. High 65-90. Fair and pleas- Two Awards Cesar of 35 Victoria PI., Middle- with the fight. A 17-year-oH posed that President Johnson be Boccella, with the company ant tonight. Low upper 90s and Holmdel youth was charged with given authority to order any re- town, N.J., is serving as camp 60s. Thursday mostly sunny and using profane language to a po- To Greenleaf servists—if' they have had only program counselor at Philmont since 1947, was transferred RIVER VIEW continued quite warm. High in lice officer and was held in the FORT HANCOCK - MaJ. Ed- training duty—to active service Scout Ranch and Explorer Post, to the Burry Division in 1964. Red Bank mid 80s and lower 90s, Freehold juvenile detention cen- ward T. Greenleaf, Jr., post for not more than 18 months. here. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leder- He was field sales manager Yesterday's high temperature ter awaiting juvenile court Russell and other senators pro- adjutant, recently received the gerber (nee Shirley Anne De- A member of Monmouth Coun- for the Northeast area be- at Monmouth Beach, 74; low, 69. action. A 16-yearold Keyport Bronze Star for meritorious ser- Camp), 217 Valley Dr., Atlantic tested it is unfair to send draf- cil, Boy Scouts of America, h< Recorded rainfall last 24 hours, tees and volunteers to do the youth was held In the detention vice in connection with ground Highlands, son, yesterday. is instructing Boy Scouts at thi fore his promotion, 1.02 inches. frontline fighting while thousands center for fighting in public, operations against a hostile force Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De- of youthful reservists and guards- Sawmill Camp, part of the MARINE third juvenile from Keyport wai in Viet Nam from April, 1965, to Michele (nee Rosemary Hager- men escape by joining the Re- world's largest boy's camp, lo- Cape Mary to Block Island: released to his parents pendlnj March, 1968. ty). 10 Pineknot Ave., Hazlet, serves. cated in the Sangre de Cristc Four Cited Small craft warnings lowered at juvenile court action. Brig. Gen. Walter M. Van/), son, yesterday. range of the Rocky Mountains 5 a.m. Northwesterly winds 10 to commanding general, also pre- 15 knots today and about ten Mr. and Mrs. Howard Conklin Company I» Planning The camp instructor, is one ol sented Maj. Greenleaf with the (nee Janice Boeckel), 69 Highland For Work knots tonight. Westerly 10 knots On Viet Duty Air Medal in recognition of out- William F. Quinn, Jr. 430 staff members at Philmon Thursday. Fair. Visibility better Ave., Keansburg, son, yesterday Fire House Addition selected from 1,750 applicants or PORT MONMOUTH-Citations USS O'HARE - Navy Sonai standing achievement while par- than five miles except one to ticipating in sustained aerial Mr. and Mrs. Donald Donova SHREWSBURY - Building In- LINCROFT-Wllliam F. Quinn, the basis of scouting records, for performance of work were Technician Second Class Richard three miles east and early to- flight in support of combat (nee Patricia Fagan), 184 Port spector Robert Rooke reported to Jr., 115 Jumping Brook Rd., haE special abilities and charactei presented to (our accounting day. C. Brush, USN, son of Mr. and Monmouth Rd, Port Monmouth, the Planning Board last night members of the Financial Mrs. Stanley Brosh, Fern Rd ground forces in Viet Nam from been appointed corporate insur- references. son, yesterday. that Shrewsbury Hose Company Management Agency, and two TIDES Farmingdale, N.J., is on opera- April, 1965, to February, 1966. Sandy Hook Mr. and Mn. Andrew Patej plans to add to its fire house on ance manager for Rheem ManU' others in the same activity of the tions off the coast of Viet Nam TODAY - High 9:30 p.m. and (nee Mary Heckt), 24 Rosallt Broad St factoring Company, New York. Army Electronics Command aboard this destroyer as a unit 2 Face Charges here, received Civil Service low 3:24 p.m. of the U.S. Seventh Fleet. Ave., Rumson, son, yesterday. He said a 10 by 30-foot stor- Mr. Quinn has served as in- TOMORROW - High 10:06 Say Driver longevity certificates. The O'Hare is serving as a gun age section was proposed between surance manager for Standard In Long Branch a.m. and 10:24 p.m. and low 4 MONMOUTH MEDICAL fin support vessel for combat the fire house and its northern Brands, Inc., since 1962. He has Outstanding and sustained a.m. and 4:18 p.m. '•' Long Branca LONG BRANCH - Charles units operating along the short Was Drunk property line at a cost of about also been associated with Chubb superior' performance ratings For Red Bank and Rumson . Mr. and Mn. Eddie Williams Hutchinson, 35, of 95 Cooper Ave. line and in support of carriei (2.200. and Son., Inc., New York, and were given Mrs. Francis Fitz- bridge, add two hours; Sea RED BANK - Daniel J. Jian- (nee Emma Rice), of 152 Long and Willy B. Evans of here were operations in the combat zone. the American Foreign Insurance gerald, a supervisory accounting Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long nine, 12 Tilton Ave., was charged Branch Ave., Long Branch, son, arrested on Monmouth Ave, last Association in New York and clerk from Eatontown. Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- with drunken driving and re- Monday. night efter a tavern owner r PLAN PICNIC Gerks and Carriers Madrid. Mrs. Adelaide R. DB Meter of lands bridge, add 40 minutes. leased in $200 bail after a minor ; Mr. and Mn. Ira Bates, Needed in Rumson ported a man outside with Otkhurst, an accounting techni- UNION BEACH - Plans were accident on West Front St, yes- 215 Atlantic Ave., Keyport, son, He is a graduate of the State shotgun. cian, was awarded a sustained formulated at a recent meeting terday. DIVORCE GRANTED yesterday. RUMSON — Postmaster Osca University of New York Mari- Hutchinson was charged wi superior performance rating. of the Mothers Club of Union Patrolman Robert A. Kuhn Benson reports that there is ai time College and the American FREEHOLD — Superior Court Beach Little League for a plcnii carrying a concealed weapo Both Fort Monmouth employees signed the charge after Mr. occasional need tor additiona Institute for Foreign Trade, Phoe- after police said they found Judge Herbert Horn has granted to be held at Holmdel Park oi received cash awards in excess Jiannine's car hit a car door Neptune clerks and carriers in the posta nix, Arit. blackjack in his possession a divorce to Pamela A. Apple- Sunday, Aug. 28. Those plannin; being opened by Agnes S. Sand- department. XJ( $100 with their citations. gate, 22 Walling Ter., Keyport, - Mr .and Mrs. Marcelllno Cm: A director of the New York Evans was later charged with to attend will meet at the Je berg of 172 Riveredge'Rd., New Mr. Benson suggests that in- receiving stolen property when Also, quality step salary in- from Lloyd Applegate, State Hos- (nee Edith Ortez) 109 Eigh chapter of the American Society sey Central Power and Lighl Shrewsbury, and after an exami- terested persons apply for the Long Branch resident came inl creases were issued to accounting pital, Marlboro, for extreme Company Parking lot at 10:31 Ave., Belmar, daughter, yeitei of Insurance Management, he was nation by Dr. Victor Siegel. No required Civil Service examina- police headquarters to report technicians Herbert Ballantyne, cruelty. a.m. day. a lieutenant with the U.S. Nav; one was injured in the accident. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goldma tion. Passing grades, he said, will breaking and entry and identifier Jr., Of Red Bank, and Mrs. Rutt in the Korean War. (nee Mary Raimondi) 29 Sugi place candidates on the register, the shotgun then in police pos Fox of Farmingdale. Maple La., Shrewsbury, daugh making them eligible for job Mr. Quinn is married and ha: session 'as the one stolen fror At the ceremony, Joseph P. ter, yesterday. when openings exist. four children. his home. Malone, chief of the Financial Mr. and Mn. Brian Kenned) Management Agency, presented (nee Maura Madigan) 1101 Wai Emilio M. Mazza, of Red Bank, Rd., Spring Lake Heights, daug also an accounting technician, ter, yesterday. with his 20-year Civil Service pin. Andrew L. Ruscio of Long Branch, military pay clerk, re- Charge Youths ceived a certificate tor ten years In Mischief of federal service. RARIT1AN TOWNSHIP - A 1! year-old Holmdcl youth was bein Intruder Runs, held in the juvenile detentio Center in Freehold today and Leaving Shoes second youth was being sougl SHREWSBURY - Just befon in connection with a charge last niglit's downpour, an un- malicious mischief, police said identified man terrorized a sec- The boys allegedly shot out tion of Trafford St. when he re- to 75 lights in the Foxwoo portedly appeared from behind Homes area behind J. M. Field a fence and surprised a house- early today. Ilie youth who wife in her front yard. being held was reported to ha When the woman screamed been driving a motorcycle whi the intruder, wearing a white the boy who is still at large w shirt and described as a Negro his passenger. of about average build, and The passenger jumped off th about 5 (not 7 inches tall, f|«l motorcycle when police arriv OJI foot. at trie scene and fled on foo BEFORE THE DANCE — Anthony Lucisani, loft, 16, and Mary Scott, 16, both of Police said the man took flight PICNIC AIRPLANE RIDES — Mr. and Mn. James Goodwin, left, of Winding Brook The driver of the motorcycl so fast that he literally ran out Red Bank art welcomed to the dance held Friday night in the River Street School, Way, Holmdel, watch as Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCabe of McCampbell Rd., Holm- sped away and was apprehendc of his shoes. One was found in by police four blocks away o Red Bank, for borough teenagers by Elisabeth A. Kelley, dance committee chair- a yard and the other In tho del, sign up for * plane ride at recent Holmdel Flying Club barbecue at Colts Hazlet Ave. Patrolman Dona man, and Bruce N. Johnson, director of tha borough's Parks and Recreation Depart- street. A close check of the Neck Airport. Mr. Goodwin is club chairman; Mr. McCabe is a past chairman. Near- Warren and acting Detectivt ment which co-ipontored the event. The Red Bank Neighborhood Council alio wai area by police patrols, however, ly 100 Bell Laboratories employees, wives end children attended club affair, and Holmes Gormerly apprehendei failed to. locate a barefoot prowl- the youths. a co-iponsor. more than a doien aircraft owned by merhbars were flown in. i 1 Hits Funeral\ Jar V. Denies to Leave Pru; Banks Boost THE DAILY REGISTER Wednesday, Aug. 17, 1966-3 Directors Interest Rate Joined Insurance Firm in 1933 WASHINGTON (AP) — React Subdivision's Approval At Hearing MIDDLETOWN — Edgar V 17 years as mayor. ing to a wave of increases in By JAMES H. RUBIN Denise, former mayor of Fair He was a trustee of the Mon- prime lending rates, the John TRENTON (AP) _ A former Haven, will retire from Pruden- mouth Boat Club for more than son administration has urged banks to curb credit expansion Mercer County state senator tial Insurance Company under 25 years. He is a member of the charged today that funeral di- the company's early retiremenl by saying "no" to more prospec- Holland Society of New York tive borrowers. Rejected by Split Vote rectors were fabricating "a big plan. The Root Beer and Checker Club, lie" to cover up exorbitant fees. Mr. Denise has been manage Red Bank Rotary Club, a trus This could apply to "the little FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP —.not be possible for the developer the required 125 feet of front- Crawford Jamieson, represent- of the Red Bank district since guy" who wants a loan for a An application for final approval to obtain building permits for age," chairman Wood com- tee of Riverview Hospital, an car, a house or other purposes ing the New Jersey Cemetery Dec. 31, 19«. He started his ca- of Section Two of Greater Mon- the property because the plat mented. honorary life member of Liberty as well as a big business firm Association, said "the cost o reer with the company as an Hose Company of the Red Bank mouth, which has been consid- calls for half-acre lots. Mr. O'Connor said the developr seeking a major loan. ers would redraw the lots in dying will skyrocket in the nex agent in the Red Bank-Shrews- Fire Department, and honorary ered and tabled by the Planning Changes in the ng ordi- few years" if the State Legis bury area on July 3, 1933, afte In rapid fire order yesterday, Board repeatedly since Febru- nance made since the tentative question if the board would con- member of the Fair Haven Fire commercial banks in several lature approves a bill favored leaving a local bank where he ary, was rejected by the board map was approved call for a rat to table the plat once .more; Department, a charter member cities increased their prime Mr. Krusen quoted the town- by the funeral directors. had been employed for seven last night, 4 to 2. minimum lot siie of a nominal of "Dads Inc." of Fair Haven lending rates for the fourth time ere. hip ordinances which require In a statement prepared for years. The proposed subdivision is off and one of the original organizers in a year, this time to 6 per Voting for the rejection were hat the final "plat shall con-. i legislative committee consider- In 1943, he was promoted to of the Fair Haven Community cent. Gordons Corner Rd. It calls for 69 lots. Mr. Worthington, board chair- form to the approved tentative ing regulatory legislation for the assistant manager at Red Bank, Appeal. He has served as vice Other banks across the coun- Rejection came on a motion man Donald Wood, and board plat." state's burial business, he ac where he and his staff led thei president of the Community YM try were expected to follow suit by board member Charles C. members Frank Marzulli and Mayor Albert V. McCormick cused funeral directors of car entire area, which comprised CA of Red Bank and served for today. There was no solid indi- Worthington, who urged rejec- Roy F. Collins. Opposed were took issue with the motion for rying on a "campaign of the most of New Jersey and part ol many years in other organiza- cation President Johnson would tion on the grounds that the fi- Mayor Albert V. McCormick and rejection, claiming the move 'big lie.' " New York state. ' tions, including the Monmouth try to roll back the boost or nal map did not conform to .the Township Committeeman John would leave the township open "The funeral directors hav< In 1944, Mr. Denise was trans- County Cancer Society. talk the bankers out of it. tentative map, approved more Desider. Building Inspector for a lawsuit. John Allen abstained. charged cemeteries with prey- ferred to the home office at New- During his term as mayor, The prime lending rate — that than three years ago, and also "This township will be another ing on the public at the time ark, with the title of assistanl Edgar V. Denise Fair Haven was one of the first charged the largest and most on the grounds that it would Several legal questions came Marlboro," the mayor declared. of great emotional stress. This regional manager. In the latte communities to create Zoning and creditworthy customers like big up during the discussion: After the rejection, Mr. O'Con- corporations—forms the basis for —Should the board approve it utterly ridiculous on its part of 1944, he and another as ferred back as manager, the posi- Planning Boards. He served on nor commented to The Daily the commercial interest rate the map which no longer con- lace," said Jamieson. sistant regional manager conduct- tion he has held for 20 years. the committee to build the pres- Library Register, "Now we'll go to ed training class for staff man The Red Bank office was at structure. forms with township ordinances He said a list of abuses laid ent Fair Haven fire house and (Continued) court." Board chairman Wood agers and managers. When thi that time located over Miller's Thus, when a bank's best cus- as far as lot size is concerned? to the cemetery directors at the was instrumental in arranging In addition, a 5 per cent profit said after the meeting, however, Prudential's first field training shoe store with branch offices at tomer is charged 6 per cent, Board attorney W. Lawrence committee's first hearing two the financing of the building. figured on that item was calcu- that township ordinances provide division was created, under John Long Branch and Keyport. It was other borrowers may be charged Krusen said state laws make it for an appeal of the board's de- weeks ago were prevalent in the lated on $3,654 instead of the F. Ekdahl as manager, in 1945, later transferred to a new build- He was chairman of the com- 6.5 per cent, 7 per cent or more. clear that if the applicant files cision to the township committee 1920's but no longer existed. higher sum. Furthermore, the mittee who interviewed the late Experts said pressure will be for final approval within three within 20 days. The committee Opponents of the cemetery di he was one of the two trainers ing at Little Silver, which is now bidder had omitted altogether the Thomas N. McCarter, to obtain placed on installment and other years of the receipt of tentative then has 10 days in which to hold; rectors contended that cemeter- who conducted classes in mant occupied by the bookeeping de- as a gift, the playground oppo- small loans, but supplies of contractor's cost of $5,035 for a approval, he cannot be required a hearing. ies were charging high prices of the principal cities of the na- partment of the Monmouth Coun- site Willow Street School. money for personal or consumer bid bond. to meet the new requirement for Shortening graves to provide tion, going as far west as Los ty National Bank. Mr. Denise and William L loans will tend to be available Mr. Vaccaro, who was ac- lot size. room for additional burial plots, Angeles, Calif. In 1957, the Prudential built an companied by his attorney, Sam Russell, now of Rumson, and although at higher rates. —If the development receives ignoring the appearance of cem- Upon the retirement of the late experimental model office for the uel L. Epstein, showed the free- Reynolds who was then chairman of the Secretary of the Treasury Hen- a final approval, is the develop- etery grounds and fostering William Wylie as manager at Red Red Bank district at Five Cor- holders work sheets from which (Continued) Planning Board of Fair Haven ry H, Fowler issued the plea er entitled to build on the half- "used car salesmen's" tactics. Bank, Mr. Denise was trans- ners, Middletown, and at the he said the mistaken figures had it planned to continue as an In- obtained from the Harding fam for restraint after the First Na- acre lots? "Everything produced by our same time closed the Keyport of- tional Bank of Chicago initiated been taken On this point, Mr. Krusen said dependent party force. ily the Harding Road Park which "After the JFK Club takes the opponents deals with the past fice and transferred the person- the increase by raising one- The only papers submitted to there is no case history. The is maintained by the Fair Haven primaries," said Mr. Mayer, "we. not the present," said Jamieson. Decision nel to Middletown. fourth of 1 "per cent its lowest the board, however, were the attorney said, however, that "the Garden Club as a bird sanctu- interest rate for business loans wouldn't mind if certain peapli "There i nothing we can do (Continued) During Mr. Denise's leadership ones on which the bid was written Planning Board has nothing to s ary. of 90 days or more. joined our club." about the past." Third, the borough could con- of the Red Bank district, it has so that it had not had any op- do with building permits." He Mr. Denise married Dorothy K recommended that if the plat tinue to run its own plant after qualified for the company Crown portunity to detect an error. Mr. Kozloski said he hoped He claimed that "these self- Haviland, who was a classmate conformed in all other respects, there would be one solid Demo- 10 years and discharge excess Award seven times. In 1957, it County Counsel John M, Pills- styled guardians of the public in Red Bank High School, class the board approve it and leave cratic front after the primaries to sewage into the interceptor line. was 12th in the company, out of Coppoli bury said it would seem to him interest are not content to con- of 1925. They have one daughter, the problem of building permits fight Republican candidates. This procedure, Mr. Homack some 600 districts ,in the United no that the error would have been trol 90 per cent of the burial Jean, who is married to Coun- (Continued) to the developer, Mr. Mayer agreed. He said the said, would be economically im- States and Canada. quickly detected. But Mr. Vac- business. They now want 100 Iman William C. Rue of Fair has represented convicted wife- two groups "might possibly sup- practicable. caro said a mistake that simple Richard O'Connor of the firm per cent. If they are attowed to Mr. Denise is a decendant of laven. They have three grand- slayer Dr. Sam Sheppard, as his had not been suspected because of Dittmar, Dittmar, Goldberg, port the candidates selected by continue this total monopoly I The County Planning Board two of Monmouth County's old ons, William C. Rue, Jr., Brian trial counsel. his staff had been looking for er- Cerrato and McGovern, attorney voters," confidently predicting can safely predict the cost of isn't selling the idea of reserv :st families. The Denise family lenise Rue and Jacob Bergen Mr. Bailey has said he will seek rors in figures furnished to him for Rampa Construction Co., the that they would be JFK candi- dying will skyrocket in the next ing space in the proposed re- come originally to Freehold tue, 5th. Mr. Denise also has his client's release on bail before by subcontractors. developers, contended the law dates. few years." gional interceptor line, Mr. Ho- Mr. Denises father, the late W. ne sister, Dorothy D. Adams of scheduled arraignment on the Freeholder Director Joseph C. would entitle the developer to But this was the only agree- mack said; it's just laying the Edgar Denise, was a partner of :ed Bank. Florida charge Sept. 1. A tena- Irwin said the board sympathized building permits and allow him a ment between the two factions. 'reasonable period of time" to facts on the table for the Sewer- Clyde Swannell for many years in No date has been set for Mr. ttve trial date for that case has with the contractor and hoped he Each has conflicting views as to complete construction. ^ppn Still age Authority to consider. It's the Denise and Swannell Cigar )enise's retirement, but he has been fixed for Nov..8. could make out satisfactorily. why the split took place. The Reg, presenting an opportunity that Store, at Broad and Mechanic ilinquished his duties as man- Persons accused of murder in But, he added, the firm was —Does the final map have to ulars contend it was because oi will not recur, he went on, be Sts. His mother was Nellie White, ger of the Red Bank district both Florida and New Jersey the lowest responsible bidder and conform precisely to the map personalties, but the JFK, be* which received tentative approv- cause once the interceptor line is daughter of Capt. John White and nd will be manager unattached may obtain bail, but they are the freeholders had an obligation cause of political issues. Cood Will al? in the ground, costs of enlarging sister of the late mayor of Red ntil his actual retirement not entitled to it as a matter to the taxpayers to hold him to The Planning Board noted that it or running a parallel pipe of right. the bid. Ambassador Bank, William H. R. White, and the final map showed four lots would be prohibitive. several other prominent In New Jersey, courts withhold Mr. Epstein, who said the con- on a cul-de-sac, where the tenta- NEW SHREWSBURY - In the tractor would lose money if The county planners,- he said brothers. bail where the state can show, tive map had shown only three eight years since he was ap- To Authorize forced to proceed, said he would don't want municipalities coming Mr. Denise was a councilman in the words o* the state con tots. pointed honorary consul of Mex- confer with his client on whether around in 10 years asking why n Fair Haven several years pri- stitution, that the "proof is "These new lots do not have ico, Alfred J. Lippman has con- evident or presumption (of guilt) to appeal the board's decision in the planners didn't tell them or to becoming mayor in 1942 Township Land tinued to serve as "ambassador great." court. A decision is expected to- Of good will and good cheer." about this before. He was elected mayor for nine In Florida, however, the state's day. Woman Charged Recent state legislation allows terms, but resigned because of Mr. Lippman, Sycamore Ave., Use hy Borough attorney reports that the courts The library, which is to be the county to invest in the bor- poor health, in 1959, after serving has jurisdiction over the state of MIDDLETOWN - At the re- require the degree of proof in built on the east side of Rt. 35, On Phone Calls NEW Jersey with the exception of ough's $300,000 share of the cost [uest of the Keansburg Board o opposition to a request for bai Shrewsbury, is scheduled for com- MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Alice the eight counties nearest to Phil- of putting in a larger intercep- education, the Township Commit- to be even greater than might pletion in 12 months. A court T. Kelly of Seventh Ave. wil a'.-'ohia, where a career consul tor line, he continued. With Swimmers ee here has agreed to adopt leg- be required in trial. fight could delay that schedule, have a preliminary hearing to- of Mexico is located. commitment from the borough to ation which will allow Keans Guard Details however. morrow in Municipal Court on a connect to the regional line when- In his capacity, Mr. Lippman Qualify At urg to purchase" 39 acres here Because of the nature of the Total bids, $655,300, exceed the charge that she made more than Is authorized to issue tourist and ever the borough sewage treat- estimate or architect Howell Lew- }r a school site. case against Coppolino, c where $800 worth of telephone calls travel documents, validate com ment plant becomes inadequate, A state law passed in Decem- no eye witnesses have yet been is Shay, Philadelphia, by about from a neighbor's telephone. the county is inclined, he said, mercial documents of all kinds Trade Winds er raised from 25 to 50 acres Identified and the prosecution $69,000. However, federal aid for The neighbor, Fred Johnson, Involving Mcxican-U.S. trade in to put up the $300,000. SEA BRIGHT—The first series amount of land a school may be relying heavily on cir- the project will be $81,000, or signed a citizen's complaint al- the Northern New Jersey area The borough would not repay of swimming lessons for the sum- oard can purchase In another cumstantial proof, Mr. Schaub $31,000 more than had been an- leging Mrs. Kelly called Ohio, and provide information on all (he principal sum until after con- mer season have been completed has indicated a reluctance to go ticipated originally. Pennsylvania and Germany from phases of Mexican life, culture, lunlcipality. The law also states nection to the regional intercep- at Trade Winds Swim Club. Red into detail before trial. This leaves the county $34,000 history and status. In addition, tat the other municipality must his telephone in the past month. tor has been made 10 or IS years Cross certificates were issued. A pprove. Mr. Keuper said he would not short in its authorized funds. The Mrs. Kelly was held in lieu of he documents some $20 million torn now, but would pay interest freeholders may decide to in- in billings annually. second series is now getting un- The Keansburg board has op- decide his own position until after $1,000 bail. on the county loan in the mean- der way, with Mrs. Eva Dehnz the application for bail is filed. crease the amount of a planned Mr. Lippman, a frequent speak- ons on six parcels off Port time. as teacher. If the argument is to be made in bond issue, or make cash pro- er at service clubs, schools and lonmouth Rd. here, which is to Eight persons qualified for Florida, he said he might take visions for the difference in the Girl Injured other groups, was awarded Mex- At 5 per cent, George Winning, t combined with Keansburg land No minimum balance senior life saving. They are the same position as the state's 1967 county budget. ico's Atttc Eagle, highest decora- tuthority secretary, commented, ir a proposed $1,995,000 junior- Bruce Goodman and Robert attorney there. In addition to the contracts In Long Branch required • Guaranteed tion awarded by Mexico to a the interest would run $15,000 :nior high school site. Rast, Navesink; Charles Master- awarded, the project cost will in- LONG BRANCH - Six-year-old proof of payment* Pay • foreigner. yearly—about a third of the au- Keansburg has been ordered to "If we can get Governor Burns son, Bay Head; Arthur Pisani, to extradite to New Jersey," Mr. clude an additional estimated Colleen Whipple of 312 Oakley In April, he was re-elected to thority's present operating bud- ;move all its students, more than your biflt at horn* and Rumson; Gretchen McCletlan, $63,000 for road construction on St. was injured yesterday in an his fourth term as president of get- Keuper said, "I would oppose re- M of them, from Middletown the site and engineering and le- accident at Woodgate and York gain mom leisure Km* the Mexkan Chamber of Com- Alter the connection is made, New Shrewsbury; William Smith, lease on bail here." West Long Branch; Christian igh School. gal fees. Aves. when the bicycle she was Service u our biggest merce of (he United States. Mr. Homack estimated, the bor- The board has rejected the idea ough would pay about $275 per Adams, Sea Bright and Eric TRAIN-CAR CRASH Other contracts for the build- riding crossed the path of a car. The honorary consul's offices regionaliration and decided to a«ef • Can we hefp you? million gallons of sewage to the iray. Red Bank. HOWELL TOWNSHIP - State ing were given to Frank C. Gib- Police said Michael Dambrisi, tre located at 48 Commerce St., 9 it alone with new school con- regional authority. This sum, he Laurie Anderson, Rumson, Police here reported a train-car son, Inc., Freehold, $90,860, heat- 19, of 402 Spring St. was travel- Newark. :ruction. explained, would pay 'or disposal passed junior life saving. Vic- accident at 7:35 a.m. today at ing, ventilating and air condition- ing south on Woodgate when the Middletown committee will of the borough's sewage and toria Myers, New Shrewsbury, Oakland Rd. and the tracks of ing; George Sorby, Leonardo, girl rode in front of him. Colleen amortize the county loan. and Elizabeth Van Houten, Sea iopt the land right ordinance as the Central Railroad of New Jer- $38,500, plumbing and drainage, was treated at Monmouth Medical sey. No further details were Center for lacerations and Ends Session The $275 estimate computes to Bright, qualified as advanced be- •on as the measure can be pre- and Dover Electric Co., Toms available at press time. >ruises and released. ibout $35 per homeowner per ginners. ired. River, $56,940, electrical. Of Training year, Mr. Winning said. This Others who qualified: sum would be added to the $66 Beginners: William Blake, Fair 'earl;/ rate now paid by Eaton- Haven: Cynthia Grass, Barbara and William Stein, Robert Cor- BACK-TO-SCHOOL DAYS AT JUST IN TIME FOR town homeowners, less whatever the saving would be in not oper- rea, Amy Mazzucca and Chris ating the borough treatment Moody, Little Silver; Lynn and OPfN plant. Robert Jaglinski, New Mon- A. G. "Gus" Lanning, the au- mouth; John Marvin, Mary Lou 3 DAYS thority's sanitary engineer, ob- Schar, and Judi Lieberman, Mid- dletown; Lauren Rodman, V served that actual costs 10 or ONLY! 15 years hence may turn out to Shrewsbury; Margaret Moss, Red be considerably higher. Bank; Francis Canceliieri and Thursday "That's right," Mr. Homack Peter Van Houten, Sea Bright; admitted. "There's no guarantee lharles Layton, Rumson; Gail, COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 on that." Michael and Nicholas Servidio, Friday "Is the county urging us to go )olts Neck, and Lisa Salvesen, 10 to 9 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY n t o this (the Northeast Mon- Bergenfield. AT THE A&P SHOPPING CENTER mouth County Regional Sewerage Basic: James Blake, Chloe Sat. to 6 SELLING OUT Authority)?" James N. Wolcott, Montgomery, Margaret Marx r., an authority member, asked and Charles Hogan, Fair Haven; Complete New Parking Facilities of Mr. Pike. Daniel Dechenaux, Carol Ientilo, OVER '75,000 RETAIL STOCK "You're in a place where Bridget, Joseph and Peter Cou- CHOOSE FROM THESE MANUFACTURERS — Kate Greenawny, Cinderella, Lorca, you've got to look at alterna- ten, Kathleen Marvin, Susan 01- Little Urchin, Hi-Llne, Carter, Billy The Kid, Donmoor, Kaynee, Sally Schrank, Nighty tives," Mr. Pike replied. "You >cn and Lance Schar, Middle- Nile, Her Majesty, Connie Sage, Girl Town, Fawn Danskln, Suzy Brooks, Farah, Tidy- have the opportunity now to look :own; Sarah Hamilton and Brad kins, Hcalthtex, Jack & Jill and Many More. YOUNGLAND'S at it real hard," he added. nd Gina Myers, New Shrews- "Is there a time limit on mak- bury; Betsy and Edward Rowe CHILDREN'S Thomas E. Conlon, 3d ng up our minds?" Mr. Winning nd John Ward, Rumson; Lynn isked. 'ierce, Tracy Romano and Brian CORNER WILLOW GROVE, Pa. -Lance "I can't guess," Mr. Homack rorsman, Lincroft; Nanette Stein PAJAMAS' Cf. Thomas E. Conlon, 3d, US- nswered. But he added that the nd twins Catharine and Chris- THE MOST FABULOUS BOYS' & GIRLS' 1 ; AND GOWNS One of Washington, MC Reserve, of Somcrville, N.J., •cgional authority will probably ma Kirchof, Little Silver; Amy 1 ' By Nilcy Nile, h? ; competed a two-week train- sk for bids next year. iue Hooper, Red Bank; Kevin SLAX and PANTS DRESSES D.C.'s Most Exclusive ing s^ss^on at the Naval Train- The county delegation prom- nd Marianne Kerner, Freehold; Values to 7.98 By the Country's Best Makers. All Children's Shops . . . inn Station here. sed to provide more figures, and Elaine Bibow and Shelly ffuber, By Billy The Kid eft authority members to mull Locust; Jenn Cancelliere, Sea Fresh & New Right Out of Storyland. V- The marine, son of Mr. and Mr. Mann, Don't Miss It... From iver those already at hand. Bright; David Vnccn and Cyn- ily Alyssa, Love, Shcperdcss, Young \ Mrs. Conlon, Jr., of Southview Wonder Knit, Ter., Middletown, N. J., is oper- thia Tnylor, New Monmouth; Ted Lance, Suiy Brooks, Lll Vcchio a Store in Business Farah, H.I.S., ations clerk for the HMM-722 Tanner lamer, Irvington, and Monica Salvesen, Bergenfield. Less Than V/2 Years. Helicopter Squadron. ''inett Three Drivers He is an underwriter for the All New. All 1»66 ... Allstate Insurance Co. MANALAPAN - Three per- School JtegiHtratiun sons pleaded guilty to traffic of- Without a Doubt You fenses before Magistrate Arnold Wednesday, Aug. 2t SLATE CLAMBAKE Tanner last night. UNION BEACH - Preschool Will Not Find a Finer LEONARDO — The local Dem- BOYS' & GIRLS Charles II. Yocum, 29, of 1 registration for kindergarten and ncralic Clul> will hold a clam BOYS' Thames Dr., Freehold, was ransfer students will Im held Stock of Infants to bike Saturday, Sept. 24, from SHIRTS - BLOUSES ined $15 for driving an unregis- Vednesday, Aug. 24, from 9 a.m. PREP SIZES 1:30 to 8 p.m. at Oaip's Grove, ercd vehicle; James W. Hnckcl, Sim i to u Teen Wearing Apparel noon in Memorial School, In the Newest Madras & Monmouth Ave. Tickets mny be !0, of Old Hriclgc was fined $15 Lore Kay net $4.69 rtorninpside Ave. Tailored Girl Muted Shades • Sportshlrta In Even the Finest obtained from Ernest Schau, or failing to keep right and con- Ready (or School • Jacket* • Corduroy Slack* James A. Grodeska or Thomas empt; and Samuel C. Roberts, In order to be eligible for kin- tome Special Makes GREAT SAVINGS Stores. A. Charles. 14, of New Brunswick was fined dergarten, a child must be five total of $60 (or driving with- years old on or before Sept. 30. Sell Fasti The Daily Register out a license, delinquent inspec- School will open Wednesday, Classified. ion and contempt. Sept. 7. 4—Wednwdiy, An* 17, 1966 -THE DAILY* REGISTER Drag Store Entered, Fragment Kills ' Machinists $60 Cash Stolen NG Check UNION BEACH - Police re- Neptune Worker Weigh Offer ported that (60 in cash was itolen Charge 'Sent TOMS RIVER (AP)—Joseph A. OBITUARIES from Union Drugs, Union Ave., Wilson, 41, of 28 Springdile Ave., Of Airlines sometime early yesterday morn- To Jurors Neptune, died of a fractured ng, before the store opened. skull Monday after he was MRS. MARGARET ANDERSON JOHN RITCHIE SMITH WASHINGTON (AP) - Strik- struck in the head by a cinder- Police Sgt. Joseph C. N a p p 1 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - A PORT MONMOUTH - Mrs. RED BANK - John Ritchie ing machinists deliberated today block fragment while doing con- said there are indications the cul- charge of issuing a worthless $39 Margaret Anderson, 64, of 56 Smith, 60, of 326 Broad St., died whether to approve a hefty new check against P. Harding Brown struction work at the Ocean Redecorating? prits were juveniles. Entry was Campbell Ave., .died yesterday, yesterday in Riverview Hospital. contract and end history's worst of 43 Koenig La. was referred to County college site. gained by breaking glass in the in Riverhead, N. Y., while visit- Born in Arbroath, Scotland, Mr. Dies; Father airlines strike, or risk tough leg- the county Grand Jury by Mag- Wilson, who was working as Have Your ing her sister, Mrs. Estell* Stone. Smith had lived in this section islation that also would be a his- back door. The money was taken istrate Isidore Zlotkin Monday a mason's helper at the time, from a small change drawer in Born in RariUui Township, she many years. Until his retirement toric first. night. was hit by the fragment when Furniture Of Surgeon the rear of the store, police re- it fell three stories from the wa» the daughter of the late Joel a yc:r ago, he was an engineer Mr. Brown was charged by RED BANK - Alfred B. Hen Top officials of the AFL-CIO ported. building under construction. with Ebasco Services, Inc. He David S. Tobis, president of the Custom Anderson, Jr., and Mrs. Mary lerson, 76, of 192 Spring St., died International Association of Ma- McCiuly Anderson, and was a a son of the late Mr. and chinists held high hopes that a Allan Upholstery Shops at 70 yesterday In Monmouth Medic STARTS CRUISE Reupholstered resident of Middletown most of Mrs. George H. Smith. wage escalator clause plus a 56- South Seventh St., Long Branch, >nter, Long Branch, after a HIGHLANDS - PFC Dennis Your furniture will look her life. Mr. Smith served in World cent wage hike and other bene Driver Ticketed April 20 when a check was re- ihort illness. W. Lamprey, son of Mr. and Mrs. just like new from the member of Daugh- Wars I and II and was a retired fits would persuade the 35,400 MIDDLETOWN - William J. turned from a bank marked "ac- Sht was a Mr. Henderson was the father jWilliam H. Matthews, 99 Bay inside workmanship to (he navtl lieutenant commander. strikers to approve the proposed Fritz, 17, of 35 Woodhull Ave., count closed." beautiful outside fabric of ters of America, Bayside Coun- )f Dr. Alfred R. Henderson of Ave., who enlisted in the Marine Surviving are hit wife, Mrs. ;hree-year contract in voting Fri- was ticketed early Monday for Magistrate Zlotkin continued your choice. cil of Keansburg. 3ethesda, Md., a noted heart and Corps In August, 1965, recently j Naomi M. Smith; a ion, Dr. day. passing in a restricted area along the $50 bail for Mr. Brown. B«sides her sister, she is sur- :hest surgeon, who is a former left for > 5-mouth Mediterranean Lower Level, Gordon R. Smith and a daugh- West Front St., River Plaza, Carol R, Martucci, 757 Park vived by two sons, Frank G. esident of Red Bank and As- The strikers rejected a White cruise on the or Shop at Home: ter, fV Warren Beers, both of House agreement July 31 that police reported. Ave., Freehold, was fined $10 USS Traverse. He Brown of West Palm Beach, Fla., iury Park. completed his basic training at 542-1212. *xt. 423 Rumson; two sisters, Mrs. Bar- left out the escalator clause, for failing to use due caution and George A. Franklin of this Mr. Henderson was born in In a story of a sideswipe col- No obligation, bara Lakey of Brooklyn and Miss which would provide up to an ex- and was given a suspended $10 Parris Island, S. C, and had fur- place; two daiigfiterj, Mrs. Rob- lew York City, son of the late lision during a skid, it was in of course. Deveena Smith, here; a brother, tra 6 cents per hour if living fine for not having a New Jer»ey ther training at Camp Lejeune, ert V. Herbert of Leonardo, and Uexander and Gertrude Robert- correctly reported in The Regis- driver's license. N. C. Mrs. Miry Rasimowici of West Alexander Smith, here, and four costs continued their sharp up- ter yesterday that the second ion Henderson, and had lived here Ralph E. Whitmore of Free- Palm Beach, Fla.; 16 grandchil- grandchildren. swing. motorist was r the past 35 years. given the sum hold was fined $15 for failing to dren, and three great-grandchil- Services will be tomorrow at In Kansas City, the executive mons. He was a member of the U.S. control his vehicle. dren. 10:30 a.m. at the Adams Me- xurd of a local with 4,800 mem Merchant Marine, serving in Fritz struck a car driven by morial Home, with Rev. William J. )ers recommended acceptance of Services will be conducted Sat- Joseph A. Cavaliere, 19, of 17 urday morning at 10 o'clock in Mills, pastor of Lincroft Presby- 'orld Wars I and II and the the contract. "We got what we Lake Nicaragua, Nicaragua, Jefferson St., who did not re- Scott Funeral Home, B e 1 f o r d, terian Church, officiating. Burial Korean War aa a first mate nav- went out for. Now it's time to go is the world's only freshwater ceive a summons. Neither driver with Rev. William Carr, pastor will be in Arlington National igating officer. back to work," said Paul Coker. home for swordfisih and man-eat- was injured, police said. of Leonardo Baptist Church, of- Cemetery, Arlington, Va. Mr. Henderson also was em- "I can recommend this to the ing sharks. ficiating. Burial will be in iloyed u • painting contractor. membership without reserva- Fiir View Cemetery, Middletown. MICHAEL CUFONE le retired several years ago. tion," said Chicago area machin- FUEL OIL He was • member of the Mu- ists local president Frank Score. DEATH >nnrr. GLEN RIDGE - Michael Cu- ANDREWS, on Sunday. Aug. 14. ter Mates and Pilots Association. He was to meet with his execu B(ph E., of 243 CrMtvlVn- Dr. Mld- fone, 78, of 160 Highland Ave., dVtn*7i. Beloved husband of Dorla rder the strikers back to work Private services and cremation SCOnS LAWN PRODUCTS SPREAD FREE! RED BANK 741-0554 I veteran. He was a member lor up to six months pending out- of the St. Sebastian Society and it the Rosehill Crematory, Lin- some of Friday's vote. Minimum purchase $40—Monty-lack Gnarmrt* a communicant of Our Lady of len, are under direction of the |! Mount Carmel Catholic Church, IVorden Funeral Home, here. Bloomfield. Surviving are three brothers, DONALD W. ROBINSON Joseph Sisco of Long Branch, TOMS RIVER - Donald WV Pantry Pride Discount Foods, Rt. 35 and Middletown Rd., Middletown Anthony Sisco of Bloomfield and lobinion, 67, died yesterday in Monday thru Wedne«day 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. la stock for Imtntdlcrtt Frank Cufone of Belleville, and • lis home, 1S2S Shady La. Thursday 8:30 A.M. to 9 P.M Friday 8:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. sister, Mrs, Frances Napolitano, pickup or d»l!vafy Born in Newark, he was the Saturday 8:00 A.M. to 9 P.M Sunday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. here. ion of the late James Robinson 40-GALLON GAS A Mass will be offered in Our and Mrs. Matilda Metz Robinson. Lady of Mount Carmel Church He was a resident of this place MAXWELL HOUSE ON ANY 2 PKGS. HOT WATER Friday at 9 a.m. Burial will be one year. COFFEE HYGRADE or BAKER'S under the direction of the C«g HEATER He was a retired research en- Pride PANTRY PRIDE gitno Memorial Home, Montclair. gineer for E. R. Squibb Co., New OFF!) COOKIES Brunswick. He was a member COFFEE MOW ...*•• WITH PMSENTATION Of THIS COUTON of First Baptist Church, Mata Limit 1—with «y 5.00 or more ADULTS-ONLY ONE COUPON KR 52-GALLON MRS. ANDREW WOLF 'an, where he resided 23 years. •nd grtMNtarioa of Hilt coupoa. Adults WEST KEANSBURG - Mrs. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. wily, one coupon par thopplag FAMILY. COUPON MCTIVI • ELECTRIC Jennie Beckenstein Wolf, 62, of 35 Florence E. Tremper Robinson; family. Coupon •ffecrivt from FROM MONDAY, AUG. I Ml Central Ave., died yesterday af- two sons, John Robinson, at Pantry Pantry f HOT WATER ternoon in her home after a short Moaday, Attain* 15th thru Sttfw* THROUGH SATURDAY, home, and Richard Robinson of Pride Pride AU6UST 20th. HEATER illness. White Meadow Lake, Rockaway; day. Mrs. Wolf was born in Brook 'lie sister, Mrs. Ruth Cook of lyn, daughter of the late Kar HOW Wilmington, Del.', and two grand- ON ANY 2.00 OK and Ida Kravatz Beckeratein, and children. had lived here 15 years. She for- MORE FROZEN Phorw 542-2150 merly lived in Red Bank. Services will be conducted Fri- SEAFOOD Surviving are her husband, An- day at 11 a.m. in Bedle Funeral drew Wolf; a brother, William Home, Matawan. Burial will be OFF! PURCHASE A. Beckenstein, and a sister. Miss in East Ridgelawn Cemetery, WITH PRESENTATION Of THIS COUPON J Delawanna. Rose Beckenstein, both of Red ADULTS-ONtr ON« COUPON HR Bank. FAMILY. COUPON HWCTIVi Services will be this afternoon MRS. ISABELLE A. SMITH FROM MONDAY, AU6. lM DOWNTOWN at 3 o'clock in the Worden Fu- LAKEWOOD - Mrs. Isabelle Pantry neral Home, Red Bank, with Rab- A. Smith, 73, of Squankum Rd., THROUGH SATURDAY. RED BANK bi Jack M. Rosoff of Congrega- died Monday in Fitkin Memorial Pride AUGUST 20th. tion Bnal Israel, Rumson, offl Hospital, Neptune. dating. Interment will be In the She was born in Orange, Uti Red Bank Hebrew Cemetery, New daughter of the late Richel Pur Shrewsbury. cell Murphy and John W. Mur- PANTRY PRIDE and USDA CHOICE NEWBERRY'S DEATH NOTICE phy. She was the widow of Ar- SMITH — At BH Bank. H.3., BONELESS BOTTOM Aurtm II, IMS. John Rltohe Smith thur W. Smith. NOW OFFERS Vt Brad K. Jumrm] atrvlcei at thi Attains Merrtorlal Hour, 310' Broai Mrs. Smith was a lifelong CHEF'S CHOICE FYNE TASTE St., Xed Bank, OB Thurtdiy al 10 i. Jrrta&di Jttay call Wednesday member of the Order of the (FROZEN) ROUND ROAST INSTANT * and T to t. Pleaie omtt flowen Contribution! may b« mad* to Rlvci Eastern Star. vlr» Boatful. TEA Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. FRENCH or Boneless •" CREDIT DEATH NOTKT. Audrey Koled*. Lakewood; • son, Tt'RKA—Joicplilne, on Mortlay, A' luat 15. 1«M. of 49 Intern Parkway, Alfred Smith of Belford; a sister, BAGS With Our Ntw leraey City. Belovad wife of John. Dt FRIES voted mother of Anna DePalma. Mary Mrs. Samuel Horrocks, Neptune Cross Rib Banach, Bttlla Onufrow, Helen Lenzlt, three grandchildren, and two Credit Coupon Dorothy Bercowy and Kathrvn Scalla. Alto lurvlved by 21 irandehllrirtn and great grandchildren. Pkg. of thro (trat liandchllilren. Relatl ROAST LB Plan! and frlmdi are raarMCUfully Invited Funeral services will be tomor- attand the funeral from tha Kowalchyl 100 Funeral Hom«, 12& Grand St., come row at 9:30 a.m. at the Clayton of Warren St.. Jersey City on Yrlday, NO MONEY DOWN Atifutt II. at t a.m. Requltm Maaa St. Funeral Home, Adelphia. Rev. Petei and Paul Ukrainian Catholic SMALL ROASTERS ,,,*. Credit CowppM Con I* Chur«h at >:*> a.m. interment Hot' Horace Frantz of the Farming- Uttd Just Liko Cosh. Crosa Cemetery, North Arllniton, N. dale Methodist Church will offici- CHICKEN PARTS Vltitlnf hours 2 to 5 and T to 10 p.m. ate. Burial will be in the Rose- dale Cemetery, Orange. BARBECUE CHICKENS "ST* IMPROVEMENT . . . RIB STEAKS mm-mm Whcrtj£ou want CHUCK STEAKSflMr c»r ITALIAN SAUSAGE LEAN GROUND CHUCK APPROVEMENT . . . LEAN GROUND ROUND What wt want BEEF ROAST CALIF. "•"!

Two intorchangtablo word, as far at BONELESS CHUCK ROAST ». 68* BONELESS STEAKS wo^.^ 98 wo'ro concerned . .. AH home improvements DAIRY MPT.I PANTRY PRIDE & USDA CHOICE should rtceivo your approval on dtsign, PANTRY PRIDE workmanship and appearance. RIB ROAST - 61 SWISS

The homeowner it the best judge of SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS 88* CHESSE LEAN SLICED BACON what he wants and needs and we have built 88*< (Imported from Finland) PROMOTED — Henry Groen ROCK CORNISH HENS 48* 12 OL our reputation on his demands. b»rg of 129 Birch Dr., Shr»ws bury, merchandise manage of hard goods «+ tha Newark NECTARINES •efefcts Bambargar's i+or«, has been LUSCIOUS CALIFORNIA kitchens promoted to merchandise ad ministrator and m«mb*r o HOMI MOWN room flddln#M th» administrative board. Mr

!*•€ VOOfltS Gresnberg joined Bomber BAKING POTATOES gar's in 1957 as tales manag THIN-SKIN LEMONS er of major appliances in Call for Quality — Call . . . Paramus and has held various BOLOGNA, OLIVE. positions of responsibility in PICKLE & PIMENTO the organization since than OR BAKED LOAVES lb H» holds a bachelor's d«gr»e * SCI ILOUDER * education from th* Uni- BOLOGNA raj$H STOM MJCU CONSTRUCTION CO. versity of Miami. WHITEFISH CHUBS Moa. 250 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bonk Tradition say. that Bologna's LOBSTER TAILS ichool of law was founded In 741-2139:. • 291-9065 108S and by the beginning of the Wt l—rift tfct KHpttf Uc>t QwMW. ttrt RMPMIIM* fir Typ 13th century, the Italian ichool din Mil »W».il>i ihwrfi Aui mfc, had 10,000 students. T f1, Dinkelspiel Asks Recreation Program to End Wednesday, Aug. 17, 1966—5 In Middletown THE DAILY REGISTER EAST KEANSBURG - Wil- Vet Cemfctery, In N. Shrewsbury Tomorrow liam Himelmaa, Middletown Dem Middletown NEW SHREWSBURY - The Uye Futerfw; 12-and-over: Jer- ocratic Executive Committee Rt 35 Lights summer recreation program will ry Steveru, Jerry Spencer and chairman, has asked Republicans LONG BRANCH - Freeholder conclude with the presentation of Jeff Green. Lions Plan to join in an effort to refrain trophies at Sycamore Playground candidate Edgar N. Dinkelspiel Three-legged race: Girls 6-8: lrom exhibiting lawn signs and tomorrow at 9 a.m. Mayor John Keri Camarigg and Lisa Haver has written to Gov. Richard J. Celebration from placing signs on trees, poles Lemon, Jr., will make the awards camp; 9-11: C^indy Freeman and Hughes asking the state to re- to outstanding playgrounders. MIDDLETOWN - The Middle- or street signs. Roberta Megan, Bianca Greene open the Veterans Cemetery at Last Thursday the playground and Adrian Derickson, Paula town Lions Club, along with more He asked his Republican coun- Beverly. held a kite-flying contest and a Wright and Vickie Meyers; 12- than 15,000 Lions clubs through- terpart to discuss the problem out the world, will celebrate the Mr. Dinkelspiel criticized De- field day. Vickie Meyers and Ken and-over: Carol Leonard and Fe- which "reached tremendous pro- organization's 50th anniversary fense Secretary Robert S. Mc- Field won transistor radios for lica Carter, Rosie Medler and portions during last year's cam next year. 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. Namara for refusing to budget their kites. 'at Lovekin, Carla Blefary and paign." funds to enlarge the cemetery. In field day activities, sack Laura Finucane. Boys 6-8: Ross A world-wide high school es- RT. 35, SHREWSBURY He said that earlier this year, races: Girls 6, 7, 8; Keri Cam- Futerfas and Larry Eisenberg; say on "Peace Is Attainable" At the Red Bank Line—747-9813 OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY »:M A.M. 24 servicemen killed in Viet Nam arigg and Donna Goss; 9, 10, 11: Mike Christopher and Donald will be conducted with prizes OPEN SATURDAYS! la 1 P.M. could not be buried there be- Cindy Freeman, Blanca Greene, Medler, David Christopher and ranging from $52 to J25,0OO. A ALL SERVICES cause no space was available. Cheryl Moffler; 12-and-over: Ca- Fred Chapman, Percy Barry and golden anniversary ball will be THURSDAY, FRIDAY 10-9 * SATURDAY 10-6 at Hit MAIN OFFICE "If the Great Society refuses rol Leonard and Rosie Medler. Jessie Bouchee; 12-and-over: Rob- held in January, with proceeds going to a foundation for the to bury its honored dead," the Boys C, 7 8: Ross Futerfas, Sam rt Goss and Alec Hill, Doug Wind. LEIATONTOWN candidate wrote, "it is up to the Cataldi, Larry Eisenberg; 9, 10Thorne and Warren Spendiff. COMPLETE STORES OR PARTIAL CLOSEOUTS WANTED people of New Jersey to provide 11: David Christopher, Percy Other Events 'Hie nation's clubs plan toj |N|ATIONAL a last resting place for their fall- Barry and James Morris. end a shipload of CARE pack- Wheelbarrow race: Girls 6-8: en sons." Dash Winners ages to foreign countries from [BJANK Keri Camarigg and Lisa Haver- On another tack, Mr. Dinkel Fift/-yard-dash: Girls 6-8: Kc- the Lions International conven- spiel suggested that the state camp; 9-11: Robert Megand and to. 35 end WyckoH ltd. ri Camarigg, Diane Leonard, Jef- tion in Chicago next July. Highway Department install stop Susie Klein, Paula Wright and fie Lovekin; 9-11: Bianca Greene, Kenneth Olivola and Michael UTONTOWN lights at intervals on Rt. 35 to Vickey Meyers, Bianca Greene Cindy Freeman, Carla Blefary; Venutola are in Denmark and It- Mtmbtr: r«4. Dtp. lu. Corp. slow traffic until the state is and Ruth Stevens; 12-and-over: SELLS-OUT 12-and-over: Rosie Medler, Carol aly, respectively, as Middle- able to improve the treacherous Rosie Medler and Carol Leonard, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE PHONE 542-4600 Leonard, Felicia Carter; Boys 6- town's Youth Exchange "ambas- strip of road. Carla Blefary and Laura Finu- 8: Ross Futerfas, Larry Eisen- sadors." They report their ef- cane, Felica Carter and Debbie berg, Sam Cataldi; 9-11: James forts in promoting international FURNITURE CO. Jones. Boys 6-8: Ross Futerfas Morris, David Christopher, Per- relations to the local club. cy Barry; 12-and-over: Robert and Larry Eisenberg; 9-11: James KEYPORT, N. J. Middletown Lions plan to at- WEST GosS, kenny Morris and Edward Morris and Wayne Hammond, tend the annual Jaycees football Powell. Donald Medler and Layton Ham- "ROSYLN SHOP" 264-0181 classic at Princeton Aug. 27. Softball throw: Girls 6-8: Keri mond, Raye Futerfas and John OF ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. They will take part in the dedi- Camarigg, Lisa Havercamp; 9- Van Assen; 12-and-over. Robert cation of the new swimming pool 11: Carla Belfary, Ruth Stevens, ioss and Alec Hill, Warren at the State Home for Boys, Bianca Greene; 12 r and - over: Spendiff and Kenny Morris. Jamesburg, Oct. 2. The pool was Marion Bouchee, Debbie Jones /'Piggy-back races: Girls 6-8: and Phyllis Jackson. Keri Camarigg and Jennie Love- donated by state Lions clubs, with the local club being a THURSDAY 10:A.M. Boys M: Ross Futerfas, David kin; 9-11: Carla Blefary and King, Fred Williams; 9-11: Phil- Paula Wright, Adrian Derickson prime mover in the fund drive. Open Mon. and Fri. evenings 'til 9 lip Moffler, Mike Christopher, and Bianca Greene, Cindy Free- OVER 1,200 ALL NEW THIS WEEK FRESH FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM man and Roberta Megan. Boys LADIES and JUNIORS—Just in time for back to school and Fall 6-8: Larry Eisenberg and Ross Post Office Futerfas, Tony and Sam Cataldi; 9-11: Don Medler and Layton Hammond, Mike Christopher and In Township LADIES' and JUNIORS' David Christopher, Raye Futer- • Cocktail • Sport fas and John Van Assen; 12-and- Not Likely over, Jerry Spencer and Ken • Boy Suits • Stripes OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Jack P. Morris, Robert Goss and Edward Sweitzer, township manager, Powell, Doug Thome and Alec • Plaids • Knits • Etc. has reported to council on post Hill. DRESSES offices in other county townships. For the past five months, town- and The undefeated Pine Brook Belt- • ELINOR PORTER ship officials have worked to ob- ers defeated Swimming River 11- tain a post office for the entire 6 as Carl Butts hurled a near township, only to be told by post- perfect three innings. Tha two • MR. SIG al officials that townships are teams combined to defeat the not granted post offices. Fair Haven Heroes, 12-4. Syca- "Most of the townships are in • CRAZY HORSE more defeated Little Silver, 8-7. SUITS the same boat we're in," said Sycamore lost to Shrewsbury, 6-1. 1 Mr. Sweitzer. -Howell Township's Sizes 3-15, 8-20. 13V4-24 /! Sycamore girls beat Fair Haven, • JANE HARVEY mailing address is Adelohia, Ma- 8-7, with Laura Finucane winning nalapan Township's is Tennent, pitcher. Nancy Overman and Car- and Shrewsbury Township's is la Blefary Were Sycamore's big • CAROL ROOGERS Eatontown, he explained. hitters. Ocean Township has Oakhurst, The playgrounds tennis team, • DARRA 004 ADO Asbury Park, Elberon, and Deal Linda Wright and Marcy Henry, mailing addresses. "Middletown | Brian Arnold and Raye Futerfas Township has eight post offices. I • MIRSA You can afford the best! brought home its first victory. They have our problem In re-1 The girls defeated the Shrews- verse — too many post offices," |[ •MOW* !*e b«tf con bt found at Prown's. where possible, Facia hanger assembly ond bury girls in two sets, 6-1, 6-1. said the manager. • ALISON AYRES The boys won their first set from W« ait the btit mattrtali available and the best and complete system. Come in He said the regional post of- II NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UTOIUP TO 39.95 EACH - Shrewsbury, 6-4, and after two 3 •H*r yam tk* lowtir of prifn. W» racen- and aUow ui to explain It. We have flutter fice in Philadelphia recently made|| hours and 26 minutes, won the dl **"«*' *"4 wtmbly lyitom, in stoth—le-ft.. 21-ft. and 30-ft. lengths. ^ a study on the need of a pott of- second set, 1(1-12. y.,, »lkt s*d ftrnlt or* OK. (It't Mtily In- We also help do-it-yourulfen «r to haw fice here. "They found there OVER 2,000 ALL NEW THImSa WEETfunK rnuFRESnH rwFORn YOiwU TivO CHOOSvnwv^fEe FROmvmM ttalltd) but prohibits "frta moving prin- to do It. Prawn's installation is one of the' A mixed-up shoe race held at would be strenuous opposition ciple,'1 conductor bracket aiMmbly «t- finest and one of the most efficient, Call the playground during the week from people whose mailing ad- Ladies' & Juniors' Meko* riw downipont from Hi* back. today for o free estimate. Another thing was won by Keri Camarigg, Car- dress now is Elberon and Deal," la Blefary, Giance Greene, Don Sites 3 to 15, A food Imtallarion of whitn alumimm we might mention to. yoi Is that yea need he added. aid Medler, Jessie Bouchee" and win cmrybra equipment should nw .OH •O QOWH poymvHT ana Tvsr nr 8 to 20 SPORTWEAR Mike Christopher, Marion Bou Irkt heavyweight olamlnm). Facia opren Isn't due antil Februory I. chee, Leslie Jackson, Carla Ble- JUST IN TIME FOR BACK TO SCHOOL & FALL fary, Theresa Bowles, Phyllis $405,000 Bond Jackson, Audrey Seeright, Jerry Reeee Lined Serpa Jackets Spencer, Mike Christopher and Issue Set Denim Slax • Jackets • Slax . ^_A ^^ AA Ed Powell blew the biggest bub- bles with bubble guru. Pants • Jumpers • Skirts C • kfl |B nil PROWN'S In Township Shorts • Wool • Corduroy ¥• JU • |VV 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK Bill Campbell, a native of OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The Homestead, Pa., will coach Co- Township Council has ap- Prints • Solids • Etc. I lumbia University's freshman proved issuance of $405,000 in 741-7500 football team next fall. He was bond anticipation notes to cover British Vogue I ' captain of the Lions as a guard three planned expenditures. in 1961. The first section provides for College Town I issuing $285,000 in. notes for the acquisition and redevelopment of Regal I TO land in a blighted area. Another section permits issuing Crown | $82,000 in notes for road depart- ment improvements. These in- Halbe clude an addition to the depart- NONE HIGHER ment's garages on Beecroft PI. etc. as well as new road equipment. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO 14.95 EACH The third section provides for the issuance of $38,000 in bonds VICTORY MARKET to finance the construction of Over 1,000 To Choose From Ovtr 4,000 All New To Choose 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 sidewalks along West Park Ave. and within a mile radius of the Lodiei Fall and Boek-To-School JUST IN TIME FOR BACK TO SCHOOL Store Open 8 A.M. - 6 P.M.; Friday 8 A.M. - 8 P.M.-Delivery high school. The resolution speci- fies that the bonds will reach FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY MAPLECREST—USDA GRADE A—PRIME 10-12 LBS. M^ •• maturity not later than Feb. 15, SWEATERS 1967, and the interest will not ex- • Bulky Knits • Long Leg Lycra Girdles ceed 6 per cent annually. • Arnel Pants Tops • Polos "We'll be doing well if we can * Cardigans get 4.5 per cent," Mayor John 00 • Knit Poor Boys • Boys Shorts HEN TURKEYS 35 Crew Necks J. Reilly said. Pullovers 3 • Men's Dress Shirts • Sox • Dress Up Dungarees Board Backs Cable Knits TO Heathers • Boys' Perm-Press Pants SB, EYE ROUND ROAST 89 _ Roth, Ames Latest $/| 00 • Girls' Blouses • Men's MIDDLETOWN - Township styles and GENUINE Democratic election board work- Sweaters • Bras • Etc ers have unanimously endorsed colors SPRING LEGS O LAMB 69 Edward J. Roth and Thomas J. All siies NONE HIGHER Ames for Township Committee. Speaking at a recent meeting Wat. Adv. Up To 9.95 Each CUT FROM in Buck Smiths, East Keansburg, Mr. Roth said: "Again we find SIRLOIN the Republican-dominated Town- HP!" LONDON BROIL 99 ship committee playing financial Over 500 All New This Week Fresh Russian roulette with the tax- 1 3 LBS. WHITE SOLID 7 FOR ROSE WHITE TUNA PACK 3 om payers' dollars to take care of SS - CHOPPED BEEF •* c their friends. SNEAKERS "The budget was only passed GRIDDLE FRANKS 7-in 79TENDE; R CUBED STEAKS 99 a few montlis ago with claims of ; j* $150 $000 a small tax reduction. Yet at the ChildiT| T m CORN KING BACON SLICED 89 MARTINSON'S COFFEE 79; July 26 meeting of the Township Committee it was necessary to • Men's X TO AH pass an emergency resolution of $20,131 of tax money to be col- NONE HIGHER Local Honeydew Local Yellow Jersey Green Beef Steak lected in 1%7 to give large salary Over 400 Pair To Choose From increases retroactive to Jon. 1 to BLUEBERRIES MELONS PEACHES SQUASH BEANS TOMATOES a favored few and to provide moneys for new Jobs. Nurses" White "It is natural to do friends a 2 pints 3 pounds 2 pounds 3 pounds favor, but at this cost to the tax payer? Must we spend next SHOES $OQ0 year's lax dollars this year? Why was I he money not included in C VAL. TO the 1MK budget? To claim a false NONE HIGHER tax deduction to be made up In 12.95 49' Not. Adv. Up To 12.95 25' another year when they hope to NON3E HIGHER each pound he in power and the taxpayer 69 49' 39' 49 cannot object." I "That'* An Extra One That We Keep Down Here Jim Biihopi Reporter The Register's Opinion i To Lodk tor Parking Placed T Going to the Cleaners Middletown's 'Terrible Problem' PORT EVER0LADES, Fla. - It was a good day to leave 1 tor home. Not a great one, but fair enough. The breew wu Mrs. John J. Niven of Middletown Fortunately, Middletown's Commit- tight knots out of the southeast. The sun was bright tod hot has brought a "terrible problem" be- tee — realizing the seriousness of the on the royal blue sea, and the first hour and the list would fore the Township Committee which, problem — has decided to do some- b* rough. Ihe rest would be smooth. if solved, could end a great deal of thing about it The township engineer The trip would require six hours and 10 minutes across the Florida Straits. Tat sea confusion. was instructed to begin a full in- and the wind would carry Away We Go IV Simply stated, Mrs. Niven wants vestigation of street names and street i three miles north every hour, so she was to know where she lives. She thought numbers in the township. It may take aimed II miles south of where we wanted it was Navesink Ave. — but, to her time, he warned, and it won't be easy. to go. Seasickness hits the children every time. It isn't a nauseous illness, but a dismay, she has found out the But he can start with Orchard St. malaise, a slow apathetic dying. street has at least seven other names. (there are seven); Oak St. (there, are Kelly and 1 were up on the flying bridge, For example, her neighbors usual- six); Center Ave. (there are five) and eating peanut butter sandwiches and drinking ly call the street Highland Rd. The Maple Ave. and Pine St (at last count tea. Kathleen was curled up on a bunk be- telephone company sends its bill to there were four each). •ISHOP low, eyes closed, the blond hair streaming straight back across the blue leather cover. Navesink Ave., Locust. The electric Middletown, if it can work out Karen, the twitcher, slept on the blue rug, a tall slender crane power company sends its bill to Nave- this street headache, could serve -as a who appeared to have been murdered. She likes the rug be- sink Ave., Atlantic Highlands, and the model for other area municipalities. cause, no matter now much the bo»t rolls she can't fall off It. gas company sends its bill to Navesink And then, perhaps, someone could • * * Ave., Navesink. The first aid squad tackle the problem of similar town IT WAS A STRANGE looking craft. Aft, on the open deck, has told her when she wants help she and river names. a girl's bicycle was lashed to one side and a tiny motorcycle should say she lives on Navesink Shrewsbury, New Shrewsbury, and withstood the spray on the other. The American flag on top of the main mast snapped noisily in concert with the Bahama Ave., Buttermilk Valley, the old farm- Shrewsbury Township give the post flag and the customs flag on the hjlyards. ers' name for the area. office a great deal of difficulty. And , Twelve days of fishing was done. We didn't get any sails And to complicate matters — as boatmen are never certain if they are or marlins, but we had caught boatloads of pretty green and if they weren't complicated enough— sailing on the North Shrewsbury or yellow dolphins, gray barracuda and a huge flatnosed fish identified as an African pompano. The boat was set on a there are seven other streets with the the Navesink. And then there are the course of 230 magnetic at 13 knots, and she shuddered at the name "Navesink" in other parts of people who. don't want to live in Mitt- shock of white caps on the port bow and tossed them in foamy the township. dletown but in the River Plaza or the spray over the forepeak. It's no wonder that Mr. Niven's Iincroft sections of the township. Or Soon, there was no land. The children slept. Mother and father talked about the trip as though it was historic. We sleep daughter has an even worse problem. the Long Branch residents who insist harder and play harder at Grand Bahama than anywhere else. Her daughter's boyfriends have an they live, not in Long Branch, but in One day we went fishing, caught a dozen good-sized fish, and awful time finding the house. West End or Elberon. Holmdel and then drove a British car over the pot-holed road leading from An enterprising Daily Register re- Raritan have the same woes. So do West End through the beach jungle down to Lucaya. I like to porter went to work and found that other towns. bet. Kelly doesn't. I have gamed at Monte Carlo, Nice, Us Vegu, Beirut, Hialeah, Garden State and have even blown Mrs. Niven is not the only Middletown We know — what's in a name? Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth a few bob on a two-year-old horse named Jim Bishop. resident encountering a street name Obviously, there is plenty if you • • * problem. He found at least 100 don't get your mail delivered on time HE IS NOW running at Rockingham for Leon Zietz and duplicate names — and the list isn't or if your daughter's boyfriend can't Summer Jobs and Taxes he hasn't won anything except an oat-eating contest. Lucaya even complete. find the house. has a beautiful casino with huge crystal chandeliers, Brussels If you are a student working at a sum- of less than $700. He owed and had to pty drapes and enough tables to satisfy any gambler. This one Is mer job, you can earn up to $900 without income taxes on the balance. noted for ladies. They like impossible games, like one-armed A New Farm Problem owing the federal government one penny in Under the 1964 law, you have • new bandits and roulette. income taxes—and whatever taxes are with- minimum standard deduction as an alterna- Mrs. B. asked me for 10 dollars, and played a quarter With the United States facing the and is under pressure to expand wheat held from your paycheck you can consider tive to the 10 per cent standard deduction: machine. She has an idea that the harder one pulls the handle, prospect of a drop in its wheat re- acreage still further. The President, in "forced savings" which $200 plus $100 for each exemption you claim. the easier it is to outwit the management. She lost the 10 and, Since you claim one exemption for yourself, serves to a critically low level, and planning for future food aid to foreign you'll get back next ^ear. on the final quarter, pulled the handle so hard that it broke. If you are the parent this makes your minimum standard deduc- Apologies were offered and accepted all around. with a hungry world standing increas- countries, seeks to tie this to their own of this student working at tion $300. When added to your personal ex- ingly in need of American food, this efforts to increase production. And, a summer job, you still emption of $(00, this gives you maximum tax- My lady left the machine when it was fixed, and someone dropped a quarter in and pulled the handle and the machint nation is in the beginning stages of an finally, there have been signs of a new can claim him as a de- free earnings of $900. You owe taxes only on the excess you earn above this figure. opened its mouth and spewed quarters all over the rug. I wan inevitable and drastic shift in agricul- willingness on the part of politicians, pendent and get a $600 de- duction for him—if you Keep your earnings and withholding tax shooting craps—losing slowly and almost painlessly—whan tural policies. In the years ahead, our at home and abroad, to draw the obvi- qualify under the clearly records. Make sure your employer knows she stopped to watch. worry is more likely to be inadequacy ous conclusion that the need is not defined rules for dependen- where to send the W-2 statement showing "Gambling," she said. "What does it get you?" I told her I was out 30 dollars. An Italian man standing on my right than surplus. It is a new farm problem, only to increase the food available but cy deductions. your 1966 earnings so you can attach it to the income tax return you'll file in early said he was out $7,000, although nobody asked him. "But," ie and there is a very audible grinding of to curb runaway population growth. The summer student PORTER earning "season" is at its 1967. File your income (ax return early next said, showing a stack of dark (100 chips, "the evening she It gears as we shift to face it Americans are still conditioned, peak now. Millions of high school and col- year and claim the refund due you on taxes young." " however, by our recent troublesome lege students in every city, town and hamlet withheld on your earnings up to $900. That Kelly borrowed two five dollar chips and decided to play The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr. experience in getting out from under are working, earning tens of millions of dol- refund will be a welcome windfall! roulette. The Italian and I thought this was funny. We con- Freeman, said recently that mass fam- lars in wages and salaries. Every figure is • • • tinued to play. He won back his money and a little more, and the burden of farm surpluses. Thus ine in the 1980's cannot be prevented a record: the total who' are working, the AS THE PARENT of this student: The left because he wa« hungry. I lost another $40, and quit. Hit Secretary Freeman doubts that the full unless the less-developed nations do total of their earnings, the total taxes with- - basic dependency rule is that you can claim room was crowded and I hid to find my wife. production capacity of the United held from their pay. You arc the exceptional your child as a dependent assuming you • * * more in the next five years to feed parent of a youngster in his late teens, if States will be called into use within furnish more than half his support and he SHE SAT BLONDE and beaming behind a big stack el themselves. A Minnesota congressman, you are not directly involved or do not have the next five years. He is cautious does not earn a gross income of $600 or chips. "That lady down there," she s«Mj "the elderly one, hA Rep. Odin Langen, subsequently ob- a frjend or relative directly involved. You more—but with the., Jollowiag. exceptions: about plunging into the sort of produc- also are the exception if you know precisely been playing number 35 and it keeps coming out: Everybody served that so much attention had been (1) The $600 limit does not apply to a else is afraid to play It because it can't keep doing it." I tion that might create new surplus what are the rules governing your child's focused on the world food crisis that child under 19. nodded. "So you played along with her." ' : problems. What is wanted, he says, is and your own tax status. (2) The $600 limit does not apply to a the threat of a grain shortage in the Thus, here are the facts to guide you. "Exactly," she said. "She and I have faith." Four more the "right mix" — defined as one in- child 19 or over if he is a full-time student ipim and it came up again. I said "Let's go back to the hotel." United States itself has been all but • . • * or is pursuing a full-time on-farm training suring that "what you produce will be My wife «id: "What's the hurry?" I said because gambling overlooked. And Vice President Hum- AS A STUDENT holding a summer job: course. This means that during etch of five gets.you nowhere. She sat awhile longer. actually utilized and is needed." calendar months of the year he must be (a) phrey is reported to have expressed in The 1964 tax law not only flashed tax rates. She cashed in J815 worth of chips, and the man gave bar But it also seems quite apparent It also contained significant clause* designed enrolled full-time at an educational institution private his fear that Russia is out to which maintains a regular faculty and cur- six $100 bills and three fives. Like a big sport, she peeled eft that we are entering the difficult to save taxes particularly for those in lower corner the world wheat market. The income brackets. riculum and hu a body of students in at- $15 and handed It to me. "Don't say I never gave you any- period long predicted by experts who thing," she said. vast supply it is buying could be a Under • the old law, there »u only one tendance or (b) attending a full-time on-farm have warned of the combined effect of standard deduction: 10 per cent of your ad-' training course under the supervision of We sat on the flying bridge laughing about it and I told her potent lever in dealing with hungry not to panic when she looked in her purse and found thrw exploding populttions and retarded justed gross income but not more than $1,000. approved authorities. countries. For instance, the college student who earned Your support, incidentally, is not only $100 bills. I had taken my half, just to keep, the marriage on an * agricultural systems in vast areas of $900 in pre-1964 could get a maximum de- the cash you give your child. It also Includes even keel. As for action, the administration She didn't smile again until, 12 miles ahead, she saw Port the world. New and unparalleled inter- duction of $90. When added to the personal board, clothing, cost of maidaservic< in your has already moved to get more land national efforts are going to be needed exemption of $600 which he could claim when home, lodging, education, medical and dental Evergladea. "The pants you put the $300 in," ah* Mid idly, "went to the cleaners." back into production for the 1967 crop to meet it he filed a tax return reporting his income, care, recreation, transportation, similar this gave him maximum tax-free earnings necessltiei. So, I suspect, have I. Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington John Chamberlain: These Days Events of Years Ago Russian Warhead inTS. Viet Nam Gun Laws and the Constitution 50 Years Ago WASHINGTON—Russia is supplying North WASHINGTON-Russia is suoolvini North This base is believed to be the SASAMM M.. y son-in-law...... , wh. o i. s a crack sho..t an.d tha„.._.„_.,..._n 50 millio.n guns i, n th.. e privat, e possessio...... n. Viet Nam an improved warhead for SAM missile command center and'main storage Three small sharks measuring about two fact long eaeJi ground-to-air missiles. a very vocal member of the National Rifle of Americans, which would check out at one area. The airfield Is off-limits to U.S. bomb- Association, dislikes Senator Tom Dodd of gun for every family of four people. ware killed in a small stream that crossed Broadway in Long The first of these new warheads arrived ers ' because more than 1,000 Russians are Connecticut. His animus against the senator Branch. The sharks had bean placed ai a Joke in the creek several weeks ago aboard the Simferopol, housed and work there. Now, it Is obvious that only a faw of the has solely to do with the anti-gun law which 50 million guns have been employed in crimi- by an employee of Long Branch fishery. the Soviet vessel that cov- Armed truck convoys, traveling under Dodd first introduced back ertly transported the first nal activities. But the ease with which crack- cover of darkness, took the remaining steel in 1963 in an effort to cur- pots and psychopaths can pick up guns by Thomas P. Fay, Frank L. Howland and Dr. Jouph T. intermediate range ballistic tail the importation of fire- Welch, all of Long Branch, saw the big German' submarine missiles to Cuba in 1962. containers and wooden crates to an un- ordering them through the mail is trouble- known destination In the northern lection of arms and the practice of some. A method of regulating the sale of "Deutschland" while they attended an Elks convention In As happened on its trip selling them by mail order guns so that police would know who was Baltimore. The .undersea craft had crossed tht Atlantic from to Cuba, the Simferopol North Viet Nam near the Chinese border. • * * across state borders. Being getting what kind of lethal weapon might Germany. was in constant direct radio only human, my son-in-law conceivably help prevent the sort of witless contact with the Kremlin's INTELLIGENCE authorities, in stressing will probably cheer if assault that cut short the life of the late A 30-foot strip of tht brick paving at Deal was bulged by main communications cen- the significance of the Simferopol cargo, Dodd's current troubles President John F. Kennedy. severe heat. No allowance had been made for expansion tor ter near Moscow, point out that during the recent unloading over his methods of ex- • * * iron manholes in the street. U.S. naval planes and of several hundred SAM missiles from three pense-accounting and his ships, that kept the wide- Soviet bloc ships—the Kurak, Brasov and friendship with public rela- WHEN ALL THIS U said, however, ont hatched Soviet vessel under Kuybydhev — no special security measures CHAMBERLAIN tions man Julius Klein is faced with the words of the second article , close surveillance,- reported that two nuclear- were taken. serve to discredit him as the author of the in the Bill of Rights, ,the one which says, Cynic's Corner By Interluuli quite explicitly, that the citizen's right to powered submarines accompanied the Sim- The experts are also citing the fact that anti-gun bill. feropol throughout its long sea journey from keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. Soviet technicians are known to be Installing I happen to believe that there is a direct the Black Sea port of Odessa. an improved radar network throughout North I have vainly argued with my son-in-law Still unknown Is whether the new war- that Tom Dodd has, despite his present em- relationship between our present attitude Viet Nam, presumably to increase SAM toward law and the recent increase in crimi- heads are nuclear or an accuracy. broilments, been an excellent senator. If It improved conventional-type had not been for Dodd's watchful eye, our nal activities. The feeling has quite obviously explosive with a wider The number of U.S. aircraft hit by SAM rush to accommodate the Moscow Commu- gone abroad that law is something that only destruction range. Most in- missiles doubled from eight to 16 in the nists without getting any quid pro quo* might squares need obey. The Supreme Court has telligence experts are of first three weeks after the new "Band-C" long ago have reached headlong proportions. encouraged this with some of Its fantastic the latter opinion. radar—as it is called—went into operation It will be a crying shame if Dodd's legisla- interpretations. And more than a faw of around Hanoi and Haiphong. During that our clergymen have been guilty of encour- • Intensive efforts by in- tive effectiveness is destroyed by tax diffi- period six other Air Force and Navy planes culties deriving from careless treatment of aging the practice of ignoring laws that they telligence to learn more were damaged by near-misses. deem to be "unjust." about the mysterious cargo the money he has raised by the ancient de- were severely limited by With the Soviet increasing the number vice of the testimonial dinner. So what will happen if Congress, in blithe of SAM missile launshers in North Viet Nam the, exceptionally stringent Even so, I think my son-in-law has a defiance of the words of the Second Amend- security mcasures enforced from' 300 to more thin 500, U.S. aircraft ment to the Constitution, passes a law that losses are expected to mount when the Com- case when he argues against the Dodd anti- KCOTT by the Russians and the gun bill. Since I am actually an anti-gun man incontestably infringes the right of tht citi- North Vietnamese In the Haiphong harbor munists' improved warheads and new radar myself, let me explain so that I may retain zen to bear arms? Won't such a law tend area where the Soviet ship docked. network become fully operational. some honor with both the senator and my to work (gainst itself by compounding the A heavily armed ring of North Viet- son-in-law. feeling that the Constitution is Just a scrap namese troops was, thrown around the sec- THEMILY of paper? If Tom Dodd wants to cut off the tion for 72 hours during the unloading of the flow of foreign-made guns Into this country, Simferopol. Only persons with special mili- REGISTER ACTUALLY, THE SUBSTANTIVE rea- couldn't he do it constitutionally by getting son for an anti-gun law Is overwhelming. Congress to impose a prohibitive tariff on tary passes were permitted to enter or leave. (S- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1966 U.S. aerial photographs, by low-flyiiix Our crime rate has gone up by 46 per cent such imports? naval reconnaissance planes under inlmisr. « liKiorpnrataS of our recent murders. Attorney General cording to this liberal line of argument, the M. HAKIII.II HKI.I.vrruMUnor and TltMra) Majuuat KaUenbaeh, who would like to see the Dodd first article in the Bill of Rights should b* SECRET HANDLJNG-Durlng the unload- ^Arthur 'I. Kainln.~~fcdil»i7* bill become law, points out that a majority sacrosanct. Yet many of these sami liberals •Show* on you, Thomas JtftV.on. Why ing several giant Soviet helicopters were of the M.OM srmtd robberies In 1964 were Slilncrintlnn Prlcei In Advtnca art for anti-gun legislation that would go spotted airlifting the steel containers to an Slncls cnDv Nt cnunttr. 1 etnti: bv mall, in cfnla carried out by bandits with guns. against the words of the second article la didn't you warn us democracy ••• adlni 12 mnnlhi—1IB.II) I mnntht—SIU5 airfield on the outskirts of Hanoi. • nunUti—t ».i» i moath —SLM Altogether, there are supposedly more the Bill of Rights. to b. go difficult!" ' * Enrollment of 4,500 At Monmouth College THE DAILY REGISTER Wednesday, Aug. 17, 1966-7 WEST LONG BRANCH - A The balance will be used for celved by the freeholders "about to the college next week. record enrollment of 4.5M stugenera- l operating expenses, such two weeks ago." Dr. Edward W. Kilpatrick, as- GRAMAN S dents will start classes^ at 'Mon- as salaries and books, of the ju- He said that Dr. William G. sistant commissioner of educa- mouth College Sept 12, but thenior division during the coming VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. ;ollege's junior division has not|school year. Van Nate, college president, was tion, said the $200,000 allotted for 156 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK. N. J. on vacation then, and he expects the current fiscal year will be pet received any of the $400,000 Freeholder Director Joseph C. PHONE 747-5423 n state aid approved last winter. Irwin said the $200,000 in state the money will be turned over paid "later on in the year." The $400,000 ' grant Includes aid for fiscal 1985-1966 was re- Hoover Cleaners From 24.95 ;iOO#0(K) for the 1965-1966 fiscal year, now over, and the remain- Shop Entered Eureka Cleaners From 24.95 der for the 1966-1967 fiscal year, LONG BRANCH - Police are which began July 1. investigating a breaking and en- Shetland • Lewyt - Sweeper - Vac "We have no idea when it will tering at a beauty shop on Ocean Waxers - Polishers - Hand Cleaners Iw coming," said a college Ave. that occurred sometime spokesman. The spokesman said Sunday night. SALES and SERVICE . he college has received $350,000 According to police, the Fer- "We Service What We Sell" in county aid, and $150,000 of r&ntelle Maison D'Coiffure, 644 that has been distributed to de-Ocean Ave., was entered by forc- Club 14 boys grow into Young Men ALL PARTS and SERVICE HOT DO© INTERLUDE—Joseph and Frank Bublin, aged serving county students attend- ing open a rear dr. Police said ing the junior division in the form on J. Kridel's Second floor. ON PREMISES 8 and II, of 146 East Newman Springs Rd., lay down $100 in cash was taken from 1 if scholarships and loans. metal cabinet in the shop. their baieball gloves long enough to partake of hot dogs and toda at a season-end barbecue that concluded th» summar playground program of the Red Bank Parks and Recreation Department. Besides food and a ball gam*, there were sack races, bike races, broad jumps, a paanot hunt, 50-yard dash and a potato race. SUMMER flME Playground Season At End, 25 Given Prizes TODAY THRU SAT RED BANK - Some 25 chil- Jean Hedberg, Fred Hargrove FOOD BUYS dren were winners of prizes at aDouglas Howard, Nunzio Desta Mason-end tournament and barfano- , William Booker and Bobbj becue held by the Parks and Rec- Lawrence. TRIMMED FIRST CUT CALIF. STYLE CHUCK futfon Department last week. For the fint time, the depart- ment closed out its three-play- Wins $1,000 CHUCK STEAK POT ROAST fPOOBd summer program with a Joint ptrty including games, a picnic, «n ifternoon softball Scholarship g»me and the awarding of gifts. u.s. Joseph L. Baron, supervisor, CHOICE announced these winners of tour- nament prizes: Pauline Booker, Renee Cooper, Antoinette Moore, Richard Ash- FRESH CHICKEN ley,'AMhony Delia Barca, Fred MILK FED HoWan), Lester Bradley, Ken LEG QUARTERS BACK ON Credie, Bobby Moore, Charles LEGS OF VEAL Simmons, Pepe Crank, Lauren FRESH CHICKEN Dove, 'Rote Simmons, Sharon Gentian, Emanual McLawhorn, OF VEAL BREAST QUARTERS WING ON Eujene Neary, Howard Reeves, CROSSRIB ROAST SHOULDER RIB STEAK 'BARBECUE PLANNED VEAL CHOPS RED BANK — The Red Bank BONELESS Rotary'Club's annual barbecue RIB will be'Monday, Aug. 29, at the NO FAT Fanners and Gardeners Camp, ADDED Ib. 77 VEAL CHOPS Holmdel. Daniel Dondi and Vic- tor Satty are chairmen. ggl BONELESS STEAK SALE LOIN VEAL CHOPS CENTER CUT LONDON BROIL SHOULDER U.S. CHOICE REEF Michael Caponegro, Jr. YOU* FOR TASTY CHOICE FORT MONMOUTH -- Michai SHOULDER SHORT RIBS A. eaponegro, Jr., 18, of 54 M SWISS BOTTOM U.S. CHOICE CAUF. STYLE gill Cir., Eatontown, has won th CUBE TENDER 1966 Defense Supply Associatio 98 BAR B. 0. STEAK 69 | .45' New York Chapter, $l,«00 schol COUNTRY STYLE SPRING SHOULDER ARMOUR STAR CHUNK 6CLOGNA OR arship awarrf. LAMB CHOPS Mr. Caponegro, wh§ graduatec SPARE RIBS .59' *• 7' 9* LIVERWURST in June from Christian Brother READY TO COOK TURKu. HIP CUTS Academy, Lincroft, will use the , SMOKED SHORT CUT ( scholarship at Notre Dame Uni- DRUMSTICKS .39' PORK CHOPS M TONGUES versity,, where he enters, as Shortest Courst to freshman studying' aeronautics SWIFT PREMIUM SKNILESS FRESH SLICED BEEF SAVINGS engineering next month. He is th< FRANKS ALL MEAT SALAD DRESSING LIVER son of Lt. Col. Michael A. Cap .65 MIRACLE -~ ~ OfiN AN INSURED onegro, secretary of the staff al the U. S. Army Electronics Com- WHIP qt. ACCOUNT TODAY mand. HAPPY CLOWN DRINKS Oitrt • wta (mm to flngnclol «• The scholarship is one of fivi tartly. hmtt ywr m«i«r in a in- given nationally by the Defensi tm Account it MariM viiw. In ORANGE-GRAPE ( "M"' «nw y«i'll M trovillnf MI Supply Association. It is open U 1 Iw IM> *l Mcurllr win a MM rt- or PARTY PUNCH km7 m rwr (11111111 invMtnwit. the sons of active and retiree CHUNK WHITE TUNA MM Mori military personnel. IN OIL Annual Dividend Dog License Fee SCOTTOWELS TWO GUYS Compounded «re. PRIDE Quarterly. To Go Up 50 Cents WITH WET SIZE OF STRENGTH TWIN Dipoiirt mod* OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Council COLOMBIA PACKS by Hi. 10* has introduced .an ordinance rais CHEER BLUE Mm from lit. ing dog license fees from $2.50 tc TWO GUYS ALL FLAVORS $3. If adopted it would take el TWO GUYS PURE Marine View feet Jan. 1. qt. DETERGENT GIANT Mayor John J. Reilly said the btJ. 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YOU COME FIRST AT FINAST YOU COME FIRST AT FINAST YOU COME FIRST AT F1NAST YOU COME FIRST AT FINAST GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE U. S. GOVT. GRADE W UNDER Ib. PEACHES i 10 POUNDS LUSCIOUS TURKEYS 39 SWEET, JUtCY 2 29* William A. Yaremchuk PLUMP, MILD A A JRk WEST LONG BRANCH - Ev- ent W. Holt, dean of the Mon- BONELESS STEAKS Green Peppers 2 "39 mouth College faculty, has an- CRISP, CRUNCHY . ^ g± nounced the promotion of Wil RIB ROAST CHOICE OF MINUTE, CHUCK _ , liam A. Yaremchuk of Eaton- CUBE, COLICKLE CUTS •• town from instructor of assistant SANDWICH or CHUCK FILLET 99c Pascal Celery «"«29 professor of speech in the de- CRACKLIN' CRISP 4% .. partment of fine arts. FRESH A graduate of Fairmont State BONELESS BEEF BRISKET ba College, W. ya., with a bachelor COLONIAL SLICED BACON 99c Yellow Onions ^ of arts degree in education, Mr. CRISP, GARDEN FRESH A .. Yaremchuk joined the college FINAST FRANKS NEWFAM.LYS.HFKO. faculty in 1964. fca He taught at Calvert Senior FINAST CHUNK BOLOGNA Radishes 2 « High School at Prince Frederick, CALIFORNIA VALENCIA ,« A ^ AI Md.. in 1963 and then enrolled FINAST CHUNK LIVERWURST at West Virginia University to $ work toward his master of arts NEPCO KIELBASI RING »89< ARMOUR'S CANNED HAM ^ 2.89 Oranges KM?' degree. He received his MA de- gree in rhetoric and public ad- BOLOGNA or SALAMI ncSSZm *99e WILSON'S ROAST BEEF '*•"—»|.B9 THOMPSON WHITE dress, and currently is in charge of the college's debate program. SERVICE DELICATESSEN* SHENANDOAH TURKEY ROAST, 2.49 Seedless Grapes ' He is a member of the Speech Association of America, Speech LIVERWURST or BOLOGNA »65< Association of the Eastern States, VIRGINIA HAM AIWA«AT«AT »•.** LIVER SALE EAT FISH! . . IVS DELISW American Association of Univer- sity Professors and the Ameri- RICE PUDDING ««».«•. *39< FILLET OF COD can Forensic Association. CARP TAILS wRoo.criNAcw 1.49c SWORDFISH STEAKS •AVAIUtlE AT STOttS WITH BUI DOT. KennedyEnds BREADED SHRIMP "-™N AF Course HAVE AMARILU), Tex. — Airman FINAL WEEK Third Class Eugene F. Kennedy, A TIME 9 son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. STOCK-UP Kennedy of 116 Tuttle Ave., WITH A Spring Lake, N.I.. has hern graduated at the Air Force Base AND SAVE! DIME here from the training course for 'Thank You! U.S. Air Force administrative At Finast, we appreciate' your patronage. And this attitude applies specialists. to everyone — from store manager to stock boy — and at the Airman Kennedy is returning FINAST WHITE 2 ply to his New Jersey Air National FACIAL TISSUES checkout counter where you see our appreciation expressed in the Guard unit at Atlantic City. The airman, a 1964 graduate of checker's smile . ,'i where you hear it with a friendly "thank you". Carteret Preparatory School, West Orange, N.J. received a FINAST TOMATO SOUP 10 But, if occasionally we do slip and forget a "thank you", OUT B.S. degree in business in 1966 manager will apologize with 100 FREE &){. stamps. from Monmouth College, West Long Branch, N.J. RICHMOND SWEET PEAS 10 Of course, we don't expect to give many stamps away, because at Pharmacists Finast everyone tries hard to serve you courteously. Warn Drivers CUT GREEN BEANS <«CHMOND 10 At Finast— YOU COME FIRST. Of Medication HAZLET — Anthony Jackapino, pharmaciit and vice president of FINAST TABLE SALT ^. ,10 the Monmouth - Ocean County Pharmaceutical Society, today asked community leaders to joi the car driver safety campaign TOMATO SAUCE »O«ESSO :10 mapped out by area pharmacists which which contribute towards "meaningful reduction in the 12 n. death toll, disability and acciden Hi-C FRUIT DRINKS s can costs now senselessly eroding oui 10 finest human values." Mr. Jackapino said the 12 oz. •ociety't plans for a community- HAWAIIAN RED PUNCH can by-community auto safety educa- 10 tional campaign have been ad vanced by its executive commit- In. tee members. "Pharmacies FINAST BLACK PEPPER caa this section are keenly aware o 10 fiie potential hazards of drivinf a car," he said, "when certa 3 K. medicines are taken, especial IN (ML can many of the not-so-innocent sell MAINE SARDINES 10* medication products which can Reg. or Thin 8 oz. m f|_ lower human mechanisms- of r Salada Elbow Macaroni pkg. I W flexes, vision and reaction tim Finast Spaghetti Iced Tea Mix to traffic patterns." Finat Animal, Cheese, Vanilla, 2 oz. Mr. Jackapino said phanmacisi Book Matches or Chocolate Snaps pkg. will seek to impress upon ca Nabisco drivers a clear understanding Tidy Horn* 20 to pkg. precautions when they take cei Instant Potatoes £ lunch Bags tain setf-medications. Sunshine 2 oz. • #fc- "In many instances," he said Corn Muffin Mix Jiffy 8oz.pkg.JQc C "car drivers would be prudem Chocolate Snaps or Animal pkg. I U by walking instead of driving Murray'j, Cremei, , • j| when short traveling distance; Steak Sauce Sugar Maple pkg> I UC are involved, and resort to othe Fig Bars methods of transportation whei ««.«« Laddie 15oi. certain self-medications hav Heinz Spaghetti 10c Dog Food Ration Boy can 10c been taken." Mr. Jackapino said pharmacist would welcome active communit; DETERGENT 31b 0oi 1 med bar c FREE! participation of civic and soci Bold Pk9 75c X ^* Ivory Soap TOP QUALITY FROZEN FOODS groups in seeking to sharpen th 3 - «35 awareness of drivers abou CHUN KING SHRIMP lib. potential risks in such activit; FREE! 4 12 oz. when medicines have been take Comet Cleanser 2 ,33^ 4 bar, 12 oz. bottle ol He said the following pharana Personal Ivory CHOW MEIN 85< cists, members of the society AUNT JEMIMA will actively participate in Hi' "YOR" GARDEN program: Bert Morgovsky, Charles Kn -FINAST 2 CRUST- SYRUP sin, Joseph Condina, Win. Beck ONION RINGS With Your enstein, Roger Francis, and Pa OREIH STAMPS % LAMBRECHT'S . CREAM trick Trimboli. Ked Hank: Sam LEMON """ Purchass of lib. uel Jaffe and Peter Gudirello WITH PURCHASE OF $7.50 or MORE 1 2oz. Little Silver; William Fogclson AUNT JEMIMA 1IMIT ONI FER ADULT - CIGARETTES, TOBACCO, BEER, CHEESE CAKE 59 Rumsnn; Ronald Cohen, Middle UQUOR and FRESH MILK EXEMPT PROM STAMP OFFER town; Herman Schulman, Be ford and Abraham Spicgclbord, COUPON NOT KfDEEMAeiE AT HACKENSACK, PANCAKE PIAINFIEID. WESTFIE1D I (UIABflH PIE 45 Jlazlet. = RBR Chicken Croquettes ; 49^ Good thru Sat., Aug. 20th Finast FINAST CRUNCH MIX ENDS COURSE Lemon Loaf 10 oi. i Roman Pizia TORT UiE, Va. - Second Lt PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., AUG. 20th at all NEW JERSEY, NEW CITY, Henry G. Gulick, 22, son of Mr FINAST - EXTRA URGE PEARL RIVER and STATEN ISLAND itoroi (except PLAINFIELD, WESTFIELD, and Mrs. II. Gregory Gulick, Hoi lib. 8 oi. M. 2 Ib. ELIZABETH and HACKEN5ACK). We reserve the right to limit quantities. Not C MZZ land Rd., Miildlctown, N. J., has White Bread loaf i£V Raisin Tea Cake responsible for typographical errors 43 completed a nine-week bnsic of- ficer course at the Army Quar mm tcrmastor School here. His wife, Nancy, lives at 15 llarlshorne PI.. Mlddletown. RED BANK 362 BROAD STREET W' Sets Child Bitten, Spiegel Graduates THE DAILY REGISTER Wednesday, Aug. 17. l««-9 WICHITA FALLS. Tex. - Air- graduated at Sheppard AFB f'romj Airman Spiegel, a graduate ol Western Nite man Third Class Barry S. Spie- Dog Sought gel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving the training, course for U.S. AirjAsbury Park (N. J.) High School, Force communications special- attended Monmouth College, NEW SHREWSBURY - A D. Spiegel of 405 Fifth Ave., At 7 Tonight Bradley Beach, N. J., has been ists. West Long Branchh, N. J. RED BANK — A "Western large Dalmatian, about 2^ feet Kite" hai been planned for this high, white with small black evening at the "Big W" discount spots and a dog license on its 6iiper market, 56 Newman collar, may save a little girl a Springs Rd. According to store painful series of rabies shots if manager Fr»nk Pietrangeli, the evening's festivities are part ol it is found within the next few MONMOUTH MEATS a continuing company program days. 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH AVE. based on the theme, "Go Western Allison Cressy, eight-year-old Young Ma'am — Co Big W." daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER "We have quite an unusual eve- S. Cressy of 37 Stratford Rd., 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 ning planned for our customers was bitten by the dog at about and friends," said Mr. Pie- 1 p.m. Friday, police have re- U. S. CHOICE—FULLY TRIMMED—CUT TO ORDER trangeli. \"W« will break with ported. Borough officials have precedent and be open this.eve- checked through several hundred ning 'til midnight with festivitiei dog license records but have beginning at 7 p.m.," added Mr been unable to identify the ani- Pietrangeli. • SIRLOIN STEAK mal. A different approach planned 1 Allison suffered only a scratch by the .market will be the in- wound on her back but if the dog Lean-Meaty Genuine Spring Lean • Rib Side person ' appwance of Mack is not found she must undergo Sullivan and his Western Knights, rabies shots to be on the safe a five-piece country music band GOOD APPETITE — Mrs. Joseph Kennard, right, of the Holmdel Church, readies side. If the animal can be found, SPARE LEGS of LOIN well known throughout the Jer- it will be observed for 10 days. lunch for eager youngsters attending Operation Catch-Up at the First Unitarian Church, sey area. Sullivan specializes in If no sign of rabies is seen, the "Nashville Sound" which has Lineroft, as Mn. Beverly Youree, director of the program, looks on. Women of the Allison will not have to go attained popularity in New Jer- RIBS LAMia»«r—ma? w B•• PORK Holmdel Church donated the lunches one day last week. The First Unitarian Church is sey over the put year. through the painful rabies treat- ment. Mr. Pietrangeli also announced conducting the remedial and recreational project for 30 salteted first graders from' that all adult customers pur- Red Bank's River Street School with $2,000 from the church budget, two paid teach- Persons having information of • the dog are asked to call borough C C chasing $5 or more in food thi ers, donated supplies and volunteer help. evening, between 7 p.m. and mid police or Borough Hall. Ib Ib night, will receive a pair ol chil- 79S 69 69 dren's admission tickets to the Mills Bros. Circus, sponsored by Boneless, Choice Lean - Fresh the Red Bank Kiwanis Club, Maneri, Schantz Tell PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY [ which will have two shows to- GROUND SKINLESS morrow. For Prompt FREE DELIVERY and t CROSS The matinee is at 2 p.m. andFive-Plank Platform the evening performance is at 8. HOLMDEL - Vincent J. Man-ation. We will not forget our PRESCRIPTION SERVICE The circus is aituated next to theeri and Norman A. Schantz last RIIB ROROASA T CHUCCHUCK sworn duty to serve you. We will FRANKS Red Bank Airport in New Shrews- night unveiled a five-plank plat- bury. "Th« children's tickets form they contend will bring re- not make decisions based upon DIAL: 741-5288 which we are distributing this sponsibility, integrity, sincerity personal motivations. C evening ar* only for youngster! and experience to local govern- — "We will act on exery pub- 12 years of age or younger,' ment. 134 Broad St. Red Bank • said Mr.: Pietrangell. "We fel lic matter with sincerity. We 89 59 Candidates for the Republican 59! stand behind what we say. this would be a nice gesture to nomination for Township Com- the Red Bank area youngsters mittee election in November, the and an aid; to the Red Bank two men oppose a slate support- Kiwanis Club," be added. ed by Young Republicans Members lit. We are Republicans. We will R Dewiill Iniwronee C»t». ct from conviction and give the THROW PILLOWS is25* BUFFERIN *."•_!»£ 79* SUMMER PAJAMAS ,, 77 66* mblic interest its due consider- MEN'S SUMMER ONE POUND 4 SETS REUSABLE PLASTIC (Plotes, cups, utensils) STRAW HATS ,» 29* VASELINE :,Le 49*PICNIC & SNACK SETS .",V 37* .;: WE FEATURE EAGLE BOYS' UNLINED BATH SIZE CAST ALUMINUM (Trowels. Cultivators) * and PETROCELLI CLOTHES BOXER LONGIES r 46* JERGENS SOAP 10* HAND GARDEN TOOLS ",'.! 28* •fc Ah* famous brands of Woman's Clothing

Open Mon., Tucs., Thun. and Sat 9:30 re 5:30 BARGAIN BARN-58 BROAD ST., RED BANK Wed. and Frl. 9:30 to 9 HV-Wedneiday, Ajig. 17,19« THE DAILY REGISTER

Safe Driving Progress ••'. t» * SPRING IAMB SALE!

Reviewed by Governor AW SILLS ONLY • mmm mm • TRENTON — Gov. Richard J. the Motor Vehicle Traffic Safety Hughes met with Michael A. Slo- Service has been very effective. We also have the help and co- OVEN-READY LEGS of Lamb vak, vice president and General Manager of the Steinbach depart- operation of the Garden State 4-TAIIR00TKMOVED ment stores, in the governor's of- Parkway, the New Jersey Turn- Whale or fice this week to review the safe pike, local officials and local bus- Either Half driving summer program. iness and industry. Hundreds of NONE PRICED The Steinbach Company companies in our area have - HANK MI IIGNER! launched this program in Mon- signed the safe driving pledge for Hi. mouth and Ocean counties to re- their employees and thousands of T- KM0VED 65 duce traffic fatalities, accidents citizens have signed at our safe driving headquarters In our KNOW and violations. stores. Mr. Slovak told the governor: LOIN CHOPS RIB CHOPS Shoulder Chops "The program has been most "Posters, litter bags and safe driving literature have been wide NONE a a% NONE NONE tuccessful. Your assignment of NHCEI 1Q MICEI raicEt ly distributed. This is a to- WHEN OUR IIIHEI! HIBMEK! 99: NICHED! 79: tal community effort by the res- liidents of Monmouth and Ocean Combination Chopi V Stawing St«wing or Btrbecut counties and we believe it will c prove that when a community Umb Shoulder 49,; Shanks of Lamb 39Ib,. Breast of Lamb 15lb becomes safe driving conscious, the accident rate can be re- SHIP CAME IN? duced." In 1859. The governor reviewed the re- AAP Selli Only OVEN-READY sults of the campaign, the press That was the year an imaginative 26-year old, support, the efforts of local busi- ness and industry as well as the named George Huntington Hartford, had a brilliant idea. Safe Driving Sweepstakes being conducted by Steinbach's and the The idea? RIBS of BEEF Ford dealers. This sweepstakes has three first prizes, including SHORT CUT three 1967 Mustang cars, plus 27 Buy tea direct from the Orient by the clipper shipload. additional prizes. Cut Fram Hie first 4 Ribs Only! Eliminate expensive in-between costs. A driver can qualify for a prize NONE PRICED HIGHER! ft. provided he or she has not re- Sell directly to the public, at great savings... 75 ceived a summons for a mov- ing traffic violation or had an a small profit. "Super-Right" Quality Beef BONELESS CHUCK CALIFORtM GUT accident during the safe driving ClHKk summer. MADNESS? — Sean Connory Gov. Hughes said, "The Stein- 1859.. .that's when our ship came in. and Joanna Woodward are : bach Company is to be com- That was the beginning. Pot Roasts .169 shown in joyous moment from mended in undertaking such an "J»itr-RI|W" the comic drama "A Fine important service in the public interest. That's when our founder showed he cared about people. c Madness," which opens to' "I am instructing the Motor Newport Roasts 99 Rib Steaks "SS 75;; day at the Neptune City Vehicle Traffic Safety Service to . Today, in keeping with that proud heritage, Frttfe MlllllU Straight Frtdt Oltl "Ji|nr-r!l|*t"-AU WAT Theater on Rt. 35 in the take this program and review it Neptune City Shopping Can. with other communities. I hope A&P is still dedicated to bringing Brisket Beef 99> 79 < Franks £1.1S ltS9< this can become a statewide safe "liMr-Rlfltt"-«OCK li/i to i Ik*. (he* UtNlfcnV-SHtMl IU Ik, ter. It also stars Jean Seberg. driving program. The third big- the most good food, to the most people gest killer today is traffic deaths, preceded only by cancer and for the least amount of money. Cornish Hens 49* Smoked Picnics 49; Language heart disease. Every citizen must "tNiw-r)l|M"—liiar Cirri be made to realize the important Today, more than a century later, we can honettly say, part he or she plays in reducing Strip Bacon *••"•" 79! long Island Docks 49; Costs Man traffic fatalities." "WECARE...aboutyou." "Sup«:.RI1hfpu_.IHyl«f "Snow-Right" Quality $110 Fine Ik. 1,79 Chuck Fillet Steaks tr ^79* Is this a good reason for shopping A&P? RED BANK - Clifford John- NFFE Has "Sup»r-Rigrrt" Quality "Supar-Right" Quality ton, 15 Tilton Ave., last night It's one of many. »49' was fined $110 for using abusive Beef Liver s^sai^ ^450 Beef Short Ribs language with his girl friend. Doubts About Suptr-Rljht "Sup.r-Rigrrt" Quality U.f-NONE PRICED HIGHER I Magistrate Francis X. Kennelly LlverwHrtt •»*•«•- Flank Steaks «>NIUSS 99 added a 60-day suspended sen- Health Plan tence to a 30-day suspended sen- FORT MONMOUTH - Federal tence previously imposed on a 1 similar charge, and continued employees who sign up for cov- Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Grocery Values To Go Buy erage under the Federal Health Mr. Johnson's probation. Benefits Program during the MlH'l—All VarlatlN •ttt'iRiltla I4»i. Idoma Jones, 70 Clinton PI. "open season" scheduled for Nov. New Shrewsbury, was found guil 14-30 "may be buying 'a pig in a OOUWN-NMrby farm* SOUTHIRN C ty of biting Milton Fowler, 228 poke'," Nathan T. Wolkomir, Fruit Treats 4 95 Bran Flakes 33 ; Pearl St., and was sentenced to president of the National Federa- Vtfttiklt Ceektill INH aint—wk' Ufi BaMm CANNELLINI «l-lb.4oi.JC^ she stabbed Donald H. Burks, 288 mission should require the car- 1 box Frozen Foods I 09 Bti£9 Fijvor,,) ,nd Thrifty ^" !>•• ** """• Projrasso Brand * cam ** ' Willow St., Trenton, in the leg riers to disclose any projected e with a fork. rate changes to federal employ- Schrafft'i Irand A&P Instant Coffee jar" Nutley Margarine -• I Z 83 Magistrate Kennelly said he ees at or before the "open sea- would recommend to the county Creamed Spinach I 'J; Wise Potato Chips DraCllI* (InDairyCii.) • pigs. •* TlMHA MARCAL—TOILET f^^M* prosecutor that the case be dis- & d missed for lack of sufficient evi- Registration at School AftP Grape Juice ; * 5 £ 73* Kitchen Charm JX ™» IIWU0 AIIColor»-B<»-Jply ." •• ' MARCAL dence-to show that the incident To Begin Tomorrow MacaroniG r w Kraft French Dressing 'J27* wasn't an accident. Miss Robin- BroccoliSpears^: *pC ° Paper Napkins MIDDLETOWN - Registra- A Rllllllia •Chill Fabric Softanar gil. M son's charge that Burks caused 2 W t Kraft XCH Dressing a disturbance in the kitchen in- tion for kindergarten students t Orange Juiee^t* 51."; 98° DOnniOrlUII MeOffUW PUst.e and for all other students who cident was dismissed because it have moved into the township 3 Roman Piizarettes 1" '1 Clerox Bleach Italian Dressing ><""' wasn't proven his words were since June will be held tomor- If heard by the public arid there row and Friday from 9 a.m. to DRESSING was no public disturbance. noon and from 1 to 3 p.m. at all jane Parker Bakery Variety! DOG FOOD 16 township public schools. Liv-a-Sitais ^r^g, Students are required to bring Gold—Cturry led or Dtvil'i Food—Fudja lew) a birth certificate and proof of 200 Bankers vaccination against smallpox and Layer Cake '-"< 2 K Sandwich Month! polio.. Wih Muff ins At Dinner In order to be eligible for kin- Peach Pie K JIM Pirkir—Midi with Ivttimllk LARGE GRADE A et.. I fee dergarten, a child must be fiv Ap ENRICHED «jl-lb.6 Of Institute years old on or before Oct. 15. Coffee Cake s:«nf 2^ 79° SAVE lit O loava Fresh Eggs ^—59* J Mb UA|IJAA|« Kraft Ch*H% Spr*«[ !• MIDDLETOWN - About 200 Raspberry Rolls g 2 '£ 79' 9 - 45c Urbine Graduates White Bread P Z WwlVwwlil Pasttur'ntd Proc«ii U members of Monmouth Chapter, WICHITA FALLS, Tex. - Air- ANN tMl * loav.s™ American Institute of Banking, Raisin Bran Muffins 6 p, 29= man Third Class John S. Urbine, A&P White Tuna A&P FruH Salad ^ { attended last night's fall rally Orange Marmalade '£29* son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Urbine Golden Dessert Ring ,^59° Sup "n39° at Bamm Hollow Country Club of 209 Brookside Drive, Belford, Luncheon Meat B';.!r ""„ Imported Blue Choose Honor roll awards went to 10 .>*>•. N. J., has been graduated at If AIAUHM ANN PAGE 4 14 or. A area bank personnel for outstand- Sheppard AFB from the training Swiss Cheese lmp 0L J ing achievement in courses re- iveicnup T0MAT0 2 boh. lated to the banking industry. course for Air Force medical The event was the annual kick- helpers. WITH FLUORISTAN off in recruiting candidates from Airman Urbine, a graduate of the association for specialized Middletown (N.J.) Township courses beginning Sept. 13. In High School, will remain at Shep Blue Cheer Detergent structors were named at last pard for additional training. Crest Tooth Paste night's session and introduced. Chapter president Norris W. Horsman, Monmouth County Na- SLATED FOR TRAINING SAN ANTONIO, Tex. - Ai 3lk.$u. tional Bank, told members that 10'OFF LABEL banking industry has become a man Robert C. Boggs, son i Head & Shoulders Secret Deedorant Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boggs o 67 challenge. He added that top 183 Wayside Rd., Eatontown 3.3 H. SUPER SPRAY management posts in future will LOTION SHAMPOO 7< OFF •< OFF N. J., has been selected foi be filled by persons with ade- Medium Size btt. Regular Sin UIF.I 81 technical training at Sheppan 62' quate trainning and background AFB as an Air Force aircra in their fields. "Take the first maintenance specialist. step," he said. "Sign up for a The airman, who recent Ivory Snow K" '^' 37 course today." completed basic training , Spry Pure Vegetable Hunt Club Fluffy All Joseph F. Mullen, Monmoutli Lacklind AFB, was graduate County Bankers Association, pre- from Monmouth Regional Iligl Controlled Suds sented awards to the 10 honor Shortening Burgerbits School, New Shrewsbury, N. ' For Automatic Waihar* members. They are Mrs. Amelia P7«OrV~| 2lb.IOoi.flOt DO* FOOD 5 £ 7y Batchnut Chopptd Strained RaguW 11 Vi" Width M. Curley, Keansburg-Middlctowi TO GET TRAINING 3lb.71c l National Bank, who won twe; SAN ANTONIO. Tcx.-Alrmai plg. 1 1 Baby Food 6i»79 101- 89' Dow Handicap mJ2f 1St49ci awards; Miss Carla Hamstra, al Hans K. Wcigand, son of M 60 Keansburg-Middletown Bank; and Mrs. Edward C. Weigand o Mrs. Mary Jane Aherns, First 33 Monroe St., Keyport, N. ,1 New Advanced Cold Water All State Bank of Ocean County, and has been selected for tcclinica Dishwasher All Mrs. Jean Carlesco, Central Jer- training at Sheppard AFB as ai All Detergent Laundry Detergent F«r Autom*H« W«ih«r» sey Bank and Trust Co. Air Force aircraft malntenanc Controlled Sudi—Concantrattd Other recipients are Mrs. Cath- ipncialist. 1 liquid qt. 77c l-lb.4x.J0c NOW AVAILABLE AT YOUR A&P erine J. Matthews and Miss Mir- The airman, who rccentl, 1—itk'dr'r—1 3 ">• 1 «• LlC pUitic ' ' iam Ward, both of Central Jer- completed basic training at pkg. Id sey Bank and Trust Co.; Holmes Lackland AFB, was graduated LWMLJ pis- °' PricM •ffectlv* through Saturday, Auguit 30th In Super Mark«t* and S«rf- NEW PLAID STAMP CATALOG C. Crawford, Jr., Monmouth from Keyport High School in County National Bank; Harold 966. Sorvlc* ttor*s only In Northern Now J*rM>Vr Orang* and dockland Count!**. Weber, Farmers and Merchants All Tobacco Product!, Fraih Milk and Alcoholic BeverifM exempt from Plaid Stamp offer. National Bank, and Mr. Hors Be Modern, use the Daily Reg- man. lauified. I THE DAILY REGISTER Ve«Way,:Aug. 17,1966-11

t (•- Bride's Father and Uncle Officiate At Home Ceremony in Elberon ELBERON — The double ring he lawn of the home of the redding ceremony uniting Miss Tide's parents. County Fare udy Lee Raab and Miguel Rich- Rabbi and Mrs. Raab gave I ird Fish took place Sunday here their daughter in marriage. Her n the home of the bride's par- gown was a cotton organza j snts, Rabbi Dr. and Mrs. Albert ibbed sheath with Alencon lace ; Raab, 287 Falrfield Ave. Rab- iccenting the Empire waist, bi Raab, spiritual leader of Bnai puffed sleeves and hemline. The Colorful Show at Wolf Hill Farm detachable chapel train also was j Sholom Congregation of Long By Mils Laura Harding, also Auditions and bookings are established five years ago [is Branch, officiated at the cere- accented with lace, and her bouf- MARGUERITE HENDERSON Holmdel, will drive her Spider handled by Chris Stoat, daugh- April) was the cause for cele nony in which the bride and fant veil was held in place by a We *»ve laid it before and Phaeton (four-wheeled open ter of Mr. and Mr*. Donald C. •rating at the Peninsula House Miss Susan C. Gregory Jridegroom exchanged vows in :ap trimmed with lace and seed we'll say it again — Monmouth, carrUge), pulled by twin hon- Stone, Fair Haven. Mrs. Sam (Ella Wiltshire; x)th Hebrew and English. Assist- pearls. it's wonderful! es, for a Saturday exhibit at Diggle, Sea Bright, was chair- ing at the ceremony was Rgbbi Mrs. Mandel Moeckler, Spring- Where else can you find mem the big benefit event. A preponderance of costume nan of the affair which had as David Raab of Gastonia, N. C, field, III., was matron of honor bers of the famed United States Philip Hoffman, North Branch, parties this season seem to be ts guests friends from the Engagement uncle of the bride. for her sister, and her only at- will show an authentic coach 'fourth estate," several local of- Equestrian Team competing packing a Polynesian punch. At Mr. Fish is the son of Mrs. tendant. and four on Sunday. The "four" ficials, real estate associates and I practically in the Atlantic Highlands Yacht Robert Fish, Bronx, N. Y., and Herbert Grumet, Bronx, N. Y., are three bay and one gray banking VI Ps. [your own Imck Club, dance chairmen Sig the late Mr. Fish. * brother-in-law of the bridegroom, horse — the last required "all and Nancy Nicolaysen. Prince- Among them were: Mr. and Announced yard? Where Immediately after the cere- was best man. lean you see the better to see you" at night. ton, dressed Tahitian for the oc- Mrs. Frank Cltta. Toms River, RED BANK — Mrs. Arthur mony a reception was held on Mrs. Fish, a graduate of Wau- Dr. Lynn Lawrence, veteri- casion —• he in a red and white (he li district representative to Veraon Gregory, 78 South St. [some of the kegan (III.) High School, is a narian daughter of veterinar- print paru and she in a grass the N.J. Association of Real announces the engagement or ! mounts recently senior majoring in anthropology ian Thomas N. Lawrence, skirt. Estate Boards); Mayor John her daughter, Miss Susan Carol I back from the Miss Smutko at the University of Buffalo : European show Colts Neck, w(ll care for the Lemon, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. regory, to Robert William Also attending were Mr. and (N.Y.). She is the current secre- circuiti (horses, show horses. Mrs. William Maxwell and Mr. Kenneth J. McDonald, Jr. (he Allison. He is the son of Mr. To Marry tary of Theta Chi sorority. in fact, that are Dr. Stanley O. Wilklns, Red and Mrs. Vincent Lawrence, of Monmouth County National and Mrs. William Bailey Allison MATAWAN - Mr. and Mrs. J owned by coun- Bank, who lor the past 16 years Rumson; Commodore and Mrs. Bank), New Shrewsbury; also of Bolton, Conn. Mr. Fish, who was graduated from Monmouth National was Alex Smutko, Jr., 159 Broad i ty residents)? has donated his physician ser- David Butterworth and Mr. and Miss Gregory, daughter also from high school in New J. Francis Rauch and Mrs. St., have announced the engage- Henderson where are West- vices for human mishaps, will Mrs. George (Ted) Murphy, Mid of the late Mr. Gregory, is an York City, also is attending the Rauch, New Monmouth; May- ment of their daughter, Miss be there with the bandages. dletown; Mr. and Mrs. John lumna of Red Bank High School University of Buffalo, where he ern quarter horses featured in or and Mrs. Eugene Magee, Margaret Smutko, to Spec 4/C There will be pony rides and Lambrecht, Union Beach; Mr. and attended Pembroke Collegi is a senior majoring in social exciting ba|rel races? Where, in- Fair Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Michael McNamara, U. S. Army, refreshments for the children and Mrs. George DeLorme, Leo- of Brown University, Providence welfare. He Is a member of Phi deed, but in Monmouth County— Raymond Hurley, Red Bank nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald (who are admitted free) and anardo, and Mr. and Mrs. Rich- R.I., for two years. In the fall at Wolf Hill Farm (opposite Mon- (he is of Mainstay Federal Epsilon Pi fraternity. ard Heidel, Navesink. she will transfer to the University Richardson, 186 Jackson St. mouth Park) in Oceanport. tail-gate antique show on Satur- Savings and Loan); Mr. and The couple left for a two-week of Chicago (HI.) where she will Miss Smutko is a graduate of day for parents (entry here is in- Mrs. William Kilpatrick, At- Mrs. Ed Walder, Atlantic High- wedding trip. After Labor Day It all begins tomorrow at the 1 be a candidate for a bachelor ol Matawan Regional High School Mrs. Michael R. Fish cluded in the regular admission). lantic Highlands, looked lovely lands (Mr. Walder is of Ma- they will be at home at 2803 Main 72nd annual Monmouth County arts degree in English. and Asbury Park Business Col (The former Judy Lee Raab) Among some horsy items in- f a bit geographically awry in rine View Savings and Loan), St., Buffalo. Horse Show. Events include: lege. She is employed at Fort cluded in the tail-gate show (and i blue and gold sari-type gown. and representing the Keans- Mr. Allison, a 1965 graduate of pony classes, on Thursday and this comes straight from the Mr. Kilpatrick, whose one-man Monmouth. Friday; quirter horses, Satur- burg-Middietown National Brown University, is attending horse's mouth) is Citation's bit. show opened Monday at the At- Mr. McNamara is also a grad- day; working hunters and jump- Bank, Mr. and Mrs. John Kay, the University of Chicago where Also, a matched pair of copper lantic Highlands Hear V See uate of Matawan Regional High ers on all four days, and a $1,500 Lincroft, and Mr. and Mrs. he is a candidate for a Ph.D. New Series of Classes horse weather vanes (shot with Gallery, was apparently home at School, He attended RETS Elec- Grand Prix jumping event on William C. Johnson, Jr., Mid- degree in the Department of New holes by "delinquents" of ththe e easel). ronic School, Irvington. He is Sunday at 2 p.m. dletown. Testament and Early Christian period and patched with pennies Also on hand from Atlantic literature. stationed in Ethiopia. Some of the interesting people RBMLS president Rolston by their elders), a 75-year-old Highlands were: Mr. and Mrs. Waterbury, Red Bank, had a who will be there include: Carol The wedding is planned foi The wedding Is planned for the For Expectant Parents miniature horse and buggy, wood William Baird, Mr. and Mrs. Al his guest Mrs. Joyce Murtagl Hoffman, Kathy Kusner, William next summer. fall of 1967. en stirrups and a 12-strap timed red Katz, Mr. and Mrs. Paul of Dearborn, Mich. Other out RED BANK — A new series There is no charge for the course Steinkraus and Mr. and Mrs. set of sleigh bells. Haag, Richard Gallagher, Mr. of^area friends were Mr. am! of classes for prospective parents and no advance registration is Frank Chapot, all of the U. S. and Mrs. Robert Barbour, Mr. Mrs. David Crystal of Toronto Holy Cross Fair will get under way Thursday necessary. Information may be Equestrian Team; Robert Mtirs "It was a great party — I hid and Mrs. Henry Stadler, Mr. and Canada, guests of Mrs, Jea evening, Aug. 25, conducted by obtained at MCOSS headquarters of Bradbury, Calif:,, father of Opens Tonight in the kitchen!" So saying Mrs. Mrs. OUver Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Hill, RBMLS secretary. the Monmouth County Organiza- or the MCOSS Health Centers Mrs. Chapot and announcer for RUMSON - John Kennedy is Florence Ktraslk (Rumson in- Eric Hedlund and Mr. and Mrs. Jules Jaffe played for dancing tion for Social Service in the in Keansburg, Middletown the horse show, and Mr. and Mrs. chairman of the 40th annual Holy terior decorator) summarised the Robert White. and dance contests! Waltzin Geraldine L. Thompson Building, Holmdel, New Shrewsbury, Carl A. Twitchell, Holmdel, own- >oss Fair, assisted by Edward surprise birthday celebration for1 Keyporters included David 01- winners were Mr. and Mrs. J 141 Bodman PI., here. Mamsquan and Freehold. ers of Manon and Good Twist, Duffy. The four-day fair opens her daughter-turned-15, Ton! Kaf- sen, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sil< Lester Rigby, New Shrewsbury, Classes' are held every Thurs- The instruction is part of the horses loaned to the teim for the tonight and will continue through tol. Since guests Included most of cox and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sll- Tops in the fox trot were Mr, day night from 7:30 to 9 o'clock MCOSS maternal end child European tour. Saturday on the grounds of the the Rumson-Fair Haven sopho- cox. and Mrs. Carl F. Zellers, Holm- for seven weeks, with Mrs. Eliza- health program, a segment of its Holy Rosary Church at First St. Mr. and Mrs. Twitchell will en- more class, you know the kitchen del. And Mr. and Mrs. Ronali beth Nelson, MCOSS community broad community health services, and West River Rd., downtown tertain out-of-town exhibitors at provided scant refuge . . . The Dottie and Joe McCabe Schanck, Little Silver, {rugged nurse and former obstetrical which include bedside care for their Cheeca Farm home. Mr. their way to a trophy. Rumson. The event is open each Hamburgers by the hundred* conclave included local folk and nursing supervisor at Monmouth the sick in their homes, health Twitchell and Joseph F. Lord night from 7 o'clock to midnight. were consumed between dancing people from faraway places. Medical Center, as the instructor. promotion clinics, after-care for Little Silver, are show co-chair Modernized means will providi Proceeds will benefit the Holy to the very "live" music of The Enjoying a steak cook-out on The course, which includes in- mental patients, physical ther- men. old-fashioned barbecue flavor a Cross School. Rides, entertain- Ryders. the terrace of the McCabes' armation on pregnancy and apy, diet counseling and family this year's two-day fiesta at St. ment, games and refreshments ibor, baby care, demonstration The Ryderc — a group for River Plaza home were Edna health guidance. and Harry Thompson and Mr. Gabriel's (just opposite Marlboro are among the fair features. iath, information on feeding the the last year but sporting • Hospital) in Bradevelt. A bank ww baby and a discussion of the Another series will begin Oct. female manager for only the and Mrs. John McCarthy, Spring 20 and extend through Dec. 8. Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Atkin- of six gas-Jired grills has beei tusband's tole as a new father, past three months — is made TO RECEIVE DEGREE 9 Superb and. \ son of Rocky Hill, Conn.; Mr nstalled to supplement kltche: up of Greg Damlco, Fair Ha- LORETTO, Pa.—Bishop James open to all mothers and and Mrs. Andrew Noone, Holm- facilities there. ven, bass, and Rumonsttes Ran- athers-to-be and to couples Sell Fast! The Daily Register del; Adele and Bud Sullivan Friday's menu will include J. Hogan of Altoona-Johnstown, Unusual Cuisine dy Bourne on drums, Tom Fos- twaiting adoption of a baby. Classified. Jersey City, and Jim Cunneen, clam chowder, fish and shrimp former pastor of St. Catherine's ter, lead guitar, and Pete Har- Fort Washington, Pa. platters, corn on the cob, cole Catholic Church, Spring Lake, tung, rhythm guitar. N. J., will be conferred the hon- slaw, French fries, pizza anc Miss Bonnie J. Kacen SWISS BEEF These serious-minded young home-made desserts.- On Satur orary degree of doctor of laws musicians have turned their FONDUE— Multiple Listing didn't need day, barbecued fibs', chicken am Aug. U at ceremonies which in- profits to date Into impVoved multiple reasols - lorfia fctcent hot and sweeftauSSges will als< Plan Wedding clude the inauguration of Rev. Plut our rtjulirm«nu amplification equipment and party. A belated birthday (Red be featured — plus hot dogs arx Vincent R. Negherbon as presi Every Evening, Wednesday thru Sunday »rv«d daily 6 to 10 p.m. finer instruments. Bank Area Multiple Listing was hamburgers for children whi dent of St. Francis College here Fri. and Sat. 'til midnight. In November don't eat anything but! FAIR HAVEN - Announce- in the auditorium of the John F. Obviously, the committee ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy Student Center. Bishop 6/heiKiunson wisely capitalizing upon having William V. Kacen, 38 Jackson Hogan formerly was auxiliary to Sorority Inducts 48; a diet — Harry Janssen, Holm- St., of the engagement of the Bishop George W. Ahr of Tren 842 • 2000 del - in the parish! daughter, Miss Bonnie Jeanne ton, N. J. Serving starts at 3 p.m. Kacen, to Arthur Paul Dingee. Friday and 4 p.m. Saturday and Count on baking cupcakes In EIMAROPointings by Woynt Turbock on DisplaSy Organises New Units He ij the son of Mr. and Mn you may stay to play (puppet Gilbert Dingee, Sr., 22 Ohio Ave. a moderate oven (350 or 375 de- Highway 35, South Ambey 721 • 9771 shows and pony rides for the East Keansburg. for SO to 30 minutes RED BANK — Phi Tathe international office of the children and gams !0f «kill for JIM McPHEE Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Intel sorority, who is head of the rush- adults). Produoe.jriaats, made- A November wedding •t flit piano Ftl. and Sat. Nitts national Sorority, culminated iti Ing programs, installed the mem-by-hand and second-hand Hems planned. rushing program with the induc- bers at ceremonies here in the will be fold. Miu Kacen, a graduate 10 Watirmin Ava. Rumion tion of 48 new members and Molly Pjtcher Ion. Assisting were Rumton-iHair Haven Regional (at th* *•• Bright bridj.) formation of two new chapters Mrs. Martin Jackman, East What 'do you do wnen yoi High School, is employed as SUNDAY BRUNCH in the shore area. Keansburg; Mrs. Robert A can't find an appropriate gift' receptionist at Frequency Engi' NOON 'TIL 3 P.M. Miss Betty Endersbee of Kan Kuhn, Red B«nk; Miss Dorothy You Pickett! neering Laboratories, Farming- BACK-TO sas City, Mo., headquarters Miller, Little Silver, and Miss Note the double-t ending and dale. Jeannie Fahey, Fair Haven, you'll know we refer to Pickett's Mr. Dingee, an alumnus members of the host chapter. Post on the Keypott-Holmdel Middletown Township High SCHOOL Mrs. Kuhn and Mrs. Jackman Rd.," Holmdel! All" set to cele- School, served in the U.S. Navy are advisers (or one of the new brate their second anniversary aboard the USS Dgaley out of MOVE UP chapters which were formed and as proprietors of the only gift Newport, R.I. He is Monmoutl ... TO LOU COOPER ... HIS FRAMES Miss Fahey and Miss Miller, ad shop we know of .that has a live County sales representatives foi tree growing through its roof — F. A. Bartlett Tree Expert Com- ARE THE GREATEST . . . visers for the other. Names for the two chapters are forthcoming are Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pickett. pany. That Little Old Frame Maker from headquarters. Famous Make Famous Make Famous Make The new members are Misses Newcomers List New Officer/ June Chrone, Norms Binder, LINCROFT A The final board A cocktail party will be held Elsie Hogan, Betty Ann Sack- WOOL WOOL WOOL meeting of the season of the Lin- at Shadowbrcok, Shrewsbury, master, Barbara Rauch and croft Newcpmer's Club was a Saturday, Sept. 24, from 7 to LOU COOPER Oheryle Wilson, Middletown; Vir- SWEATERS pool party held at the home of p.m. Information is available ginia Wehrlen and Nancy Kapsz, SKIRTS SLACKS 483 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-1975 SHREWSBURY Mrs. Samuel Price, Highpoint from Mrs. Howard Stearns, Sur- Cardigans, V-Necks New Monmouth; Patricia Yepel- Rd. ry La., and Mn. George Smith, Solids, PUMs, Heather Solids, Heathers lo, Carole Clark, Raffaelina Shelbourne La. Torchia and Ronnie Benjamino, New officers and board mem- Long Branch; Lorraine E. Gillen, bers were introduced. They are: Rumson; Margaret Pries and president, Mrs. Howard Stearns; When you are using a doubli ONE MAN'S PLEASURE Maureen Trahman, Shrewsbury; vice president, Mrs. Jack Shea; boiler for custards or Hollan- Jean Lindstrom, Fort Hancock; secretary, Mrs. Don Busch, and daise sauce, make sure that the Is often another man's poison but hers at SHREWS- Margaret Mae, Dolores M. Moon, ireasurer, Mrs. Frank Cobb. water in the bottom part of the Mary Ann Mino and Marilyn Committee chairmen are mem- boiler does not touch the top BURY DECORATORS, 468 BROAD ST.. SHREWS- Rasmussen, Port Monmouth. bership, Mrs. William Moore and and does not boil during th Reg. to 16.00 Reg. to 18.00 Reg. to 14.N BURY, wa keep abreast of all the latest decorating Mrs. George Smith; program, cooking of the custard or sauce. Also, the Misses Deborah Mrs. Alfred Dominica; social, trends 10 you will bs sure to find your pleasure White, Joanne Briglia and Mar- Mrs. Les Hall; publicity, Mrs. jorie Vajo. West Long Branch; her* ... for FREE SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE Frank Dunn; bridge, Mrs. Rich- Cake flour gives cake a fine Maureen Murphy, Patricia Ken- rd Gordon; telephone, Mrs. E. texture and crumb than regula Farrious Make Striped ney and Jill Keyser, Atlantic 2-Pc. Orion PHONE 747-4422. D. Cohen, and bowling, Mrs. flour. Cake flour may also be Long Sleeve Highlands; Phyllis Dunn, Mat- Keith Hogan. used to advantage in biscuits. POOR BOY nwan; Loretta Mazza, Karen Berryman and Patricia and KNIT Bonnie Nortz, Red Bank; Lor- TOPS STRETCH •aine Drckerhof, Fords; Ellen Anniversary Celebration Solids, Stripes lalsband, Cathy Lyle, Hariette DRESSES Half and Half Ribs SHELLS SERVING THE NEEDS OF THE TRAVELING Walker, Laurel Dick and Jeanne Lawgne, Oakhurst. PUBLIC OP MONMOUTH & OCEAN COUNTIES. Also, the Misses flartiara Shaw, PICKETTS POST Pam Cecerc, Sharon Delaney, GIFT SHOP 75 00 O'DORMII Traval Agaitcy Aibury Paid Traval Sarvlca Lynne Cooper, Linda Stazyn, 741 - S080 775-0050 Barbara Fceny and Linda Roscn- MaoMiit Travel Sirvlc* Carell Traval slcin, Wanamassa; Ruth Mac- Donald, Asbury Park; Chonnie Reg.'to 18.00 3 899-5300 741 - 6500 Lnmberson and Clierylc Binder, Awrlun Trawl Agency UWIMH Travel Agency Leonardo, and Mary Munch. 775-8100 842-2227 Lincroft. DRASTIC CLEARANCE ON ALL Guest of Hie chapter at the >••»•»••»••>••»«»• luncheon was Mrs. Robert Royd. SPECIAL EVENTS REMAINING SUMMER MERCHANDISE Fort Monmmith, a member of Beta Chi chapter of Beta Sigma HUFFMAN & BOYLE'S Phi. AUGUST 18, 19, 20 ONLY Preview Slunving of 1 FACTORY Special Bedding Section . . . PROTECTION FROM RUST Many ninnll garden tools can JO DOT CHRISTMAS CREATIONS OUTLET lm kept rust free by wiping them LUCY'S Great Ravings on one-of-a-kind quality mat- off with nn oiled rag and then GENEVA in Person tresses and boxsprings from famous maker* wrapping them in air-tight |)las- Sample her tasty jelly llc bags. Small gadgets and ap- Bridge Ave. and Front St. 747-0108 Red Bank Route 35 Circle • Earontown • 542-1010 pliances in beach houses and weekend cottages nlso may b« Kcyport-Holmdel ltd. Holmdel Village OPEN: Thursday and Saturday 10 to 6; Friday 10 to 8 Same Day Delivery Service protected from nut and mildew 946-8600 i MIIH'MHMIIIIMMIIIIHIIIIMIIIIIIII by storing in plastic bags. SHOP-RITE off Shop-Rite's Fresh Killed Govt. Graded "A" DELAWARE DOVER, DELAWARE FRYERS MOONLIGHT WHOLE SPLIT MADNESS QUART•. ,33'] * SALE!* Shop'Rite's Fresh Cut Young, Tender CHICKEN LEGS v 53, BREASTS:?:In-B-Q: 591 , ONE NIGHT ONLY Quartered Chkken ^^.AA I1 QuortereauiKKtQuartered Chicken „.. _ _ • thkkeChicken FimFim, , m*L WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1966 PARTS LEGS r;, ,,391 BREASTS ^451 LIVERS ^ 59 ONLY AT SHREWSBURY SHOP-RITE • 550 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY, N. J. W:^^^ ROASTING CHICKENS >«—• 39 Shop-Rite's U.S.D.A. Choice Gov't. Graded Delidously Flavorful Oven Roasts

REGULAR C OVEN READY STYLE EASY TO CARVE 2nd PRIZE . . . ROAST 69 B4SSELL ELECTRIC PLYMOUTH ROCK Mf 4%C. TENDER M M. BAR-B-Q ONE NIGHT ONLY! BONELESS SMKD. BUTTS, 69 REGULAR GROUND BEEF 45' GRILL AT THE C SHOP-RITE of SHREWSBURY 89 LEAN GROUND CHUCK 65 550 BROAD ST. • SHREWSBURY, N. J. FIRST CUT RIB ROAST STORE WILL BE CLOSED 6 - 7 P.M. $ IN PREPARATION FOR THIS WILD SALE! NEWPORT RIB ROAST , 1" END CUT PORK CHOPS 59 DEPOSIT THIS ENTRY BUNK IN BOX AT COURTESY CUT SHORT RIB STEAKS ,.,«M< - 75 DESK DURING SALE -•n i * 'Every Day Low Prices At Shop-Rite" 7 p.m. till midnight, Aug. 17, 1966

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AiMrttd/ i, Colon 0 « For Quick Results HOME DELIVERY Use Our Want Ads RA|N OR SHINE Dial 74'i*M0»inAY Copyrtght-The Red Bank Register. Inc. UM. PER WEEK 74i-1110 NIGHT SECOND NEWS SECTION WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1966 7c PER COPY Set Bidding on New Court House FREEHOLD — Bids will be been made for Green Acres Approved a lease for $225 a line to drain a ditch in an area ous roads by overlay material. taken for Monmouth County's] money. month for five years with Howell to be developed for recreational Bids were received on two stimated (3.5 million court home See No Cut Township Committeeman Harry use between the Little Silver bridge projects but awards were iddition on Sept. 20, the Board If both requests are granted, Mis for a garage Mr. Mills is Borough Hall and the Markham delayed because of the absence >f Freeholders announced yes- the county would acquire the a build on his property on Cran- Place School. The county has of Freeholder Eugene J. Bedell, ;erday. property without cost to the >erry Rd. for use of county road undertaken the project because director of bridges, who is on The extension to the 10-year- county. Development will be a epartment equipment, the ditch takes drainage from a vacation. >ld building will include con- county expense, however. ere tract is included the Rumson Rd. and Prospect Aves., The projects and low bidders 'ertible office space to accom- Set Sept. 6. at 9:30 a.m. for lease. both county roads. were reconstruction of the Beers modate several non-court re- a public hearing, at the Neptune Uniforms Awarded a contract to Armco St. bridge, Holmdel Township, lated departments now in the Township High School, on pro- Bids will be taken Sept. 6 for Metal Products, Philadelphia, the A. P. Thompson Co., Red Bank, congested Hall of Records or in posed routing for a county re- urnishing uniforms for correct only bidder, for $15,165 for cor- $12,816; and relocation and re- rented facilities. ief highway, parallel with Main ion officers in the sheriff's of- rugated metal arch for the coun- EDUCATION AND ELECTRONICS — Space in the Russo-Genta Building, West Long construction of Havens Bridge Ultimately, the board plans St: (Rt. 71), between Asbury ice. ty bridge department. Rd. bridge, Howell Township, Branch, has been leased to Atlantic Research Co., Annapolis, Md., and to the New construction of a separate high- Park and Shark River Bridge. Awarded a contract to Ace Awarded a contract for $93,833 Mills Crane Service Contractors, Jersey Education Association, rental agents Feist and Feist have announced. Atlantic rise county office building ad- After approval of the align- tlanzo, Inc., Matawan, for $17,- to Stavola Construction Co., Red jacent to the court house. At Bank, for improvement of vari- Howell Township, $80,530. Research has leased 3,000 square feet and the NJEA 520 square feet of the building ment, the county may begin to 122 for installation of a pipe that time, expected to be 10 acquire property for completion at 265 Monmouth Park Highway. ears in the future, the "tem- of the right of way. Construction porary" court house offices won't start for at least another would be vacated and converted year, however, because the state to additional court rooms or Highway Department which will other court' uses. share in the cost and is prepar- Research Firm, NJEA In other business, the board: ing the plans, does not expect Applied to the U.S. Housing to have drawings ready until and Home Finance Agency for next summer. $149,472 grant from Open Confirmed appointment of Dr. Lease Space in Building Space Funds for half the cost James C. Morrison, Keyport, as of- a 298-acre tract in Howell an assistant county physician, at Township as the site of a coun- $3,000 a year. He was named by By ELINOR MULTER on the company's success in se- eight new field representatives to ty-owned public golf links. A Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman curing an expected government the organization's staff. EATONTOWN — The Atlantic similar request to the state has county physician. contract for research and devel- Research Co., Annapolis, Md., Two representatives, to be opment. has leased i 3,000 square feet of based at the West Long Branch (pace In the Genta-Russo Build- Government employees have office will serve teachers in ing, 265 Monmouth Park High- been helping the Annapolis firm Ocean, Monmouth and Middlesex Grant Ocean School way, West Long Branch, where work out arrangements for the counties, NJEA officials report. the New Jersey Education Asso- use of the space, a representa- Other regional offices are ciation will also be a tenant. tive of Feist and Feist said yes- planned for Hammonton, Wes' Conversion Contracts terday. Orange and Lyndhurst. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The Medoff, both of Oakhurst, and Dr. The leases were negotiated by The NJEA has leased 520 The expansion program is be- Board of Education last night Lawrence Jacobs of Wanamassa the local office of Feist and Feist, square feet for an office to open ing financed by an increase in awarded a contract for conver- were named school dentists. The rental agents for the recently Sept. 1. The building contains a NJEA dues from $15 to $20 sion in the high school science four nurses htred^re Mrs. Hel- completed building. total of 15,000 square feet which was approved last spring department to three of 12 com- en Liebhardt, Mrs. Evelyn Severs Atlantic Research, an electron- The local NJEA office is one of The new field representa- panies bidding. Mrs. Wanda Young and M r s ics firm, has rented space in the four branch offices which the tives Will specialize in salary, Edith Schmidt. building until Oct 1 and has an teachers' organization plans to welfare and grievance cases, giv- Charles B. Hembling of Red The resignations of seven option for two additional years. open this fall as part of an ex- ing assistance to local teacher Bank, Freehold Electric of Free- teachers and a computer clerk Exercise of the option depends pansion program which will add associations. hold and Van Cleve, Inc., of Nep- tune, will convert the general sci- were accepted by the board. ence room into a chemistry lab- Approval was given for 35 oratory for a total of $11,117. coaching assignments. Among these were David Dahbroughe, J Workers Are on the Job Gerard A. Barba of Shrews- director of athletics; H e r b e r GOOD-BYE TILL NEXT YEAR — Carl Butts, 13, of Hamilton Rd., New Shrewsbury, bury is the architect retained to Buehler, cross country; Alan organizer of surprise party for staff of Pine Brook Playground yesterday, holds fare- oversee the project Johnston, soccer; Albert Brown, well sign marking end of this year's summer program. Others, from left, are Robert A $2,345 Scoreboard for the high football; James MacDonald At Proposed Shopping Mall school athletic field is being do- Medler, 6, of Squankum Rd., Mrs. Norman J. Field of 726 Sycamore Ave., play- wrestling; Ronald Truex, basket- nated by the Allenhurst Branch ball; Joseph Robinson, bowling ground director; Gregory Jackson, 8, of Hamilton Rd., and James Bradey, anothar RED BANK — Unbeknown to and Monmouth Sts. at 5 o'clock removing partitions, the tin ceil- of the Central Jersey Bank and and Gerald Lasky, faculty equip playground director. Party, held in old borough hall in Pine Brook, wat children's most passersby, work has been each morning. ing and debris. Trust Co., the board announced. ment manager. in progress foe several weeks at In the early morning hours, way of expressing appreciation. A spokesman said the clean- Of the 13 outside classrooms k the burned-out former Schulte- they have removed decorative Contracts were approved for up work is expected to last six be rented for the school year, Uniled building, site of a planned glass over the sidewalks. The six new teachers, two physicians, weeks. Construction is expected three will be in Temple Bet two - level pedestrian shopping borough had requested that work three dentists and four nurses. to commence Immediately there- Torah, West .Deal; three in th mall. be done first to eliminate the after. The teachers are Mrs. Geral- Children, in Gratitude, Fete Oakhurst Methodist Church, an Workers employed by Frank hazard of falling debris. dine Mandeville of Oakhurst, ele- The mall is to be built by Fred- seven in Temple Beth Torth, E Cregar of Farmingdale, the. de- At 7:30 a.m., the workers mpye fy $5,5^0; Mp. Anne J. erick Wilhelmsi-of Mouqtaiaside, t beron. Total rental cost will be molition contractor, have been inside to the dark jnterikrWHtia Dwsalet of Oakhtfrsf, elementary president of tnV Wilhelms Con- $12,000. arriving on the site at Broad fire-gutted store, where they are music, $6,550; Mrs. Betty Playground Staff at Party struction Co. of Elizabeth, which The Weller Paving Co. of Nep- probably will be the general con- S. O'Neal of Creedmoor, N. C, tune was awarded a $600 contract NEW SHREWSBURY — You party by a self-appointed com- more Ave,, one of the directors, tractor. Bids will be taken from elementary, $5,800; Miss Elaine B, to blacktop the high school park- cast your bread upon the waters, mittee of children who have en- explained-There wasn't too much local subcontractors. ,. , Hoffman of Elberon, elementary, Police on Watch $5,500; Miss1 Katherine Daniel ol and sometimes it comes back a joyed rammer playground activi- reiponsecPien to the half-day ac- The walls, floor and most of G. & P. Parlamas Co., Inc.. thousand fold. ties. tivitiej. Last year, the schedule the roof of the 117 by 178-foot West Englewoorf, high schoo music, $6,300, and Miss Patricia Oakhurst, was contracted to paint This is how the staff of the Pine The Pine Brook Playground was expanded to a full day. At structure have been found to be the exterior of the Oakhurst Brook Playground felt yesterday program started two years ago, the end of last year, she re- usable. Partitions and storage A. Riley of Long Branch, high For Cycle Gang school English, $5,500. ' school for $1,084. when they were given a surprise Mrs. Norman J. Field of 726 Syca- called, the directors were sent a bins are being removed from the card which read, "Thank you for basement, and a wide corridor Named school physicians for the being with us this summer." FREEHOLD - Widespread re- area have heard that scores of will be opened through the center 196647 school year were Dr. Don- This year, Mrs. Field continued, ports that an outlaw gang of cycle drivers, possibly as many of the main floor to give shop- ald Bowne, Wanamaisa and Dr. motorcyclists, in the tradition of as 300 in a pack, would descend pers access to 14,000 square feet Helen Jones, Asbury Park. Dr. the children "feel more secure California's Hell's Angels, if not on Sea Bright one day this- week Ask Parents Co-operate with us, now." They can't wait, of store floor space on the street Robert Moray and Dr. Irving the Angels themselves, would and take over the town/ and subterranean levels. she added, to bring their little make a "run" on Sea Bright this sisters and brothers to the play- In California, where Hell's An- Most heavily damaged area of week have proven unfounded to Planning Board Elects ground programs. "It's working gels have been organized for the building was the former Scott out beautifully," the director said. far. more than 15 years, and where Drug Store, which occupied the Byrne Vice Chairman To Stop School Damage But police in the area, orga- other'outlaw gangs mimic them, Broad and Monmouth corner. Just how beautifully was dem- nized under direction of Chief of *» attorney general's investig* The fire of last August started in SHREWSBURY — Richard WEST LONG BRANCH - The Peter Sandilos, school superin- fire detection systems in both onstrated by yesterday's party. County Detectives John M. Gaw- tfon in 1965 reported: the rear of the drug store, and Byrne was elected vice chairman Board of Education admonished tendent, said the window assault borough schools at a cost of $16,- More than 50 children attended ler with help from State Police, "Their (the Angels) logbook of some steel beams in the ceiling of the Planning Board last night parents last night to supervise is a yearly occurrence, but as- 800. Other bids had ranged as the affair, arranged with great are keeping a watchful eye. kicks runs from sexual perversion were bent by the heat. to succeed James Swartz, who their children and hopefully bring serted that this year's damage high u $33,000. secrecy by Carl Butts, chairman, his sister Rosalie Butts, Carol and and drug addictidn to simple as- Shrewsbury architect Gerard held that post before his resig- to an end a month of vandaliim has been greater than usual. A fuel oil contract was let to For weeks, The Register Edith Phillips, Sylvia Medler and sault and thievery. They boast A. Barba is planning the recon- nation. which has resulted in 88 broken Robert Tarantola, board sec- the Dean Fuel Co. of Fanwood learned, local police from the school windows. Theresa Bowles, all of the Pine 874 felony arrest 300 felony con- struction. Lessees are being Mr. SwarU's replacement on retary, said he noticed grade on Its bid of 7.390 cents per gal- Bayshore and northern seashore Brook area. victions, 1,(82 misdemeanor ar- signed up by the Allaire-Farrow the board, Patrick D'Alola, was Since early July, the windows, school youths loitering near the Ion. rests, and 1,023 misdemeanor con- Agency, here. seated last night. valued at between $750 and $1,- Antonides School after 11 p.m. A gasoline contract was won "Carl got a broom and swept victions. 000, have been on the receiving earlier this week. by the Monmouth Petroleum Co. out the whole place," Mrs. Field "Boot Straps' of 'Englishtown on a bid of 23.25 said, "and Theresa got down on "No act Is too degrading." end of a barrage from local Board President Robert Weston called upon parents to supervise cents per gallon. her knees and scrubbed the floors Trademarks of the outlaws are youths, school officials said. Most Paul Bragar Gives Up their own and other children, .The kids prepared refresh- Scholarship sarwed-off leather jackets, levij of the damage has been to the Margaret Hennessy of Long noting that window repairs were ments — cold drinks, candy and and boots, and the numeral "1". Frank Antonides School, the new- Branch was awarded a special paid for by tax dollars. bubble gum. At the end, we The number is indicative that er of the borough's two schools. transportation contract on her Is Proposed treated them to ice cream. they are among the one per cent Board's Chairmanship Contracts for a fire detection bid of $6 a jay plus $3 for each NEPTUNE — The Monmouth of motorcyclists in the country, system, fuel oil, gasoline and additional pupil. "Carl had a big sign: 'Good County Progressive Society has LITTLE SILVER - Paul Bra- been a Planning Board member not affiliated with the American Library special transportation routes were Charles Bruno of Little Silver Bye Till Next Year.' " she added. embarkad on plans to establish a gar, 11 Circle La., did the ex- 12 years. He served as assistant awarded. was awarded two special trans- "You know, you're there to be Motorcycle Association. pected last night and resigned as college scholarship program in secretary to Winn M. Rose four The Fox Electric Co. of Red portation routes on a flat bid of their friend. . .It was wonder- County Prosecutor Vincent P. Planning Board chairman. He did an effort to "counteract the vio- years until Mr. Rose's resigna Decision Bank was contracted to install $12 a day. ful." lent demonstrations which have Keuper learned of the rumors not resign from the board, how- tion last November, and has been erupted throughout the country" last week and immediately as- ever. secretary since. on the issue of civil rights. signed Chief Gawler to make As reported in The Register Mr. Supplee was named to the Reported The scholarships, said society preparations. Plans were ready two weeks ago, Mr. Bragar will board in January. LONG BRANCH — The City Liquidators Ltd. Route 35 Store president Moses Williams, will by the start of the weekend. be named to an unexpired Bor- Mr. Bainton presided last night Council has decided on a plan ough Council term when the gov- attempt to encourage "people who "We have noticed some new at one of the shortest board meet- to build an addition to the public are willing to lift themselves up erning body meets in adjourned groups of cyclists in the county," ings in recent memory—35 min- library, but it refuses to divulge by their boot straps," particularly session tomorrow. He has been utes. The planners heard Carmel- Gets Board's Reluctant Approval said the chief, "but they have ts characteristics until it tells Negro students trying to work endorsed by the borough Repub- Io Maimone's application for a SHREWSBURY — Liquidators the bargain store on Broad St respected clothing stores in the not been disorderly and so far he Library Board. their way through college. lican Steering Committee as a subdivision of Section 4 of his Ltd., 69 East Newman Springs Mayor Frederic Messina, a borough, and the board finally there has been no cause If enough funds are obtained, candidate for a one-year unex- Charles Crest development, Seven The plan is one of two sub- Rd., last night got a reluctant but board member, moved approval settled for that. for alarm." Mr. Williams said, the society pired term to be decided in No- Bridge Rd., and agreed to for- mitted by the Library Board. One unanimous vote of the Planning of the p'an last night after say- Mr. Eisenberg said he hoped to will match whatever amount the One plan considered for pos- vember. ward corrected maps to the would cost $180,000 and the other, Board on the site plan for its new ing he didn't think Shrewsbury be in business in the former skat- student has saved on his own if sibly cutting off any wholesale Robert L. Bainton, board sec- Shade Tree Commission, Board $200,000. quarters at 490 Broad St. was the place for such an oper- ing rink building in 30 days. The he has been admitted to college. movement into Sea Bright by retary, was elected to succeed of Health, borough engineer and Council President Henry R. Owners Jack and William Eis- ation. He said he was a foe of building will be white with modi- A fund-raising drive in area either Rt. 36 or Rumson Rd. was Mr. Bragar as chairman. George county Planning Board. Mr. Mai- Ciolfi made the disclosure cnberg, who have purchased the the project, but he had been ad- fied colonial trim, he said. churches has begun, the presi- to open the state highway and Supplee was named secretary. mone agreed to installation of through a spokesman early to- former Furniture Lane store, vised there are no legal grounds dent said. county draw bridges and cut off Maimone Subdivision sidewalks and curbing along Sev- day. He reportedly would not have hod their proposal before for holding it up. Mr. Bainton, 32 Manson PI., has en Bridge Rd. Sept. 11 has been set for the their access. elaborate on the nature of the the planners in one form or Other members voted for the Dora's 20-Year Plan campaign's conclusion, with the Ed Moran, a dealer on Rt. 33, plan. another since April. motion after being assured that grant being awarded soon there- Is Called Premature. Howell Township, and Frank D. The council, at its caucus, de- The board has exhibited con- a certificate of occupancy would after. Stumpf, owner of Stumpy's Mo- Band Concert Tonight ided to introduce a resolution cern about the esthetic effect of not be issued until the Shade SHREWSBURY - Daniel W. torcycles, Rt. 35, Neptune City, it next week's meeting revising Tree Commission approves the Dorn of Meadow Dr., applying for Northeast Sewerage are representative dealers in the RED BANK — Marches, show music and a little opera he city budget for the balance landscape plan, until the park- a subdivision of three lots, in- are on the program for tonight's concert by the Red Bonk Hatcher Heads cluding his home site, was told Unit Auks County (!HH1I county. Both say they know of f tl)e year to conform with the ing area is paved and marked, no organized "outlaw" packs in Municipal Bnnd a* 8:30 in Marine Park. Conductor John W. composition of the city's admin- provided deliveries are restricted last night by the Planning Board OCEANPORT - The Northeast New Jersey. Luckenbill announced the following program: strative code. The revision Wilcntz Group to between 7 a.m. and 0 p.m., that bfi was premature. Mr. Dorn Monmouth County Sewerage Au- March, "On Guard" Goldman While most of the terror caused would entail only a reshuffling NEWARK (AP) — The cam- and provided the show windows said he had been working on his thority, meeting at the municipal Overture, "William Tell" Rossini by gangs lias been reported in if funds already appropriated. paign headquarters for senatori- are dressed similarly to others plan 20 years. building here, last night reported Euphonium Solo, "Concert Polka" Davis al candidate Warren W. Wilentr California, 13 cyclists were ar- As has been previously pub- in the borough. He was told he has to wait until that it Is applying fur the third With soloist Harold Bras* announced today that Andrew rested In Pittsburgh last week for ished, the council decided to Ray Stillmnn. owner of the pri- Installment of the (40,000 that Descriptive, "Sandpaper Ballet" Anderson T. Hatcher of Middletown will Police Chief Raymond Mass name Councilmen Robert Cornell vate road, puts up bonds for im- Is being advanced to it tills year rape of an IB year old girl in March, "Indiana State Band" Farrar head Citizens for Wilentz, a vol- told the planners the show win- and Elliot Katz to the Board of provement of Mmttow Dr. and by the county toward engineer raids quite similar to those us- Selection, "Show Boat" Kern dows would bo distracting to trnf unteer giuup i ling Wilvnt/.. gels variances for two substan- Ing fees. cribnl to the San Bernadino, Operatic Selection, "Lohengrin" Wagner School Estimate at next week's fie, but such is the case with any Hatcher, 43, who was an asso- dard lots that would be created The authority also reported Calif, based "Angels." "Ainparita Roca" Texidor meeting. windows of that sort. He said ho ciate White House press secre- on his property if the street were that sewer standards hove been In June, 1965, gangs of dis- March, "On the Mall" Goldman The council discussed with rep- didn't see how he could object ary to President John F. Ken- deeded to the borough. • established by the engineers, and orderly cycle riders briefly took Novelty, "The Clock Maker" Dorn resentatives of the Jersey Central nedy, is a native of Princeton. unless live models in bikinis were will be formally adopted after over the resort of Laconia.N.H., March, "I-aurel" Bennett Power and Light Co., proposed He currently is market pro- sported in the windows. That done, the board said, Mr. consultation with borough engi- Inflicting widespread damage dur With specialty twirters Pat Gale and Linda Hansen and their erection of a sub-atation here. No motions manager of P. Ballan- Mr. Eisenberg promised his Dorn's application would be a neer* of participating municipal- ing the 44th annual New England Hre batons, and majorettes led by Bea da Fario. action w«* taken, the spokesman in* & Sons Browing Co. of New- windows would be dressed as well simple, minor subdivision on an ities. Motorcycle Rally. National Anthem aid. ark. as those of several other well- accepted street. i 1 U-Wedn»diy, Aug. 17,1966 THE DAILJT REGISTER Four Titles to Host Sailors ished second in both of yester- By WILLIAM PURDEY moufh Boat Club. Geoff and his of Shark River Yacht Club won tively, to also finish in that or- was the other three-race winner RED BANK — Seven class crew yesterday, Guy Hembling, the Sailfish class. After the first der in the final standings. to take top honors in the Wood day's races for eight points to champions, four from host Mon- both crewed for Ted Marko in race yesterday, there was a Donna Rogers, 12, also of SSYC, Pussy class. Another MBC edge out club-mate Le« Hance mouth Boat Club, two from Lightnings over the weekend in three-way tie for second place won all three races to easily sailor, Pris Gale, came up with b/ one point. Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht the National Sweepstakes Regat- among Monmouth'e John Harris, win the Turnabout class over a pair of seconds yesterday to Bob McCutcheon, 17, the final Club and one from Shark River ta at MBC. Geoff owns a Blue Richard Rein of Lavallette Yacht 10 other boats. Henri Aymonier, take second place In the stand- MBC winner, also had a close Yacht Club, were crowned yes- Jay, but now hopes to sell that Club and Martin Cain of Jr., a!so of SSYC, who sailed ings with seven points. She had call. He won the Lightning class terday after two races in each and purchase a Windmill. Monmouth, all with six points. with his left arm in a cast, was placed third on opening day. with six points to shade MBC's class completed the eighth an- Three of the winning skippers Harris finished second in the fin- Miss Rogers' nearest rival with Jon Schwarti, the third MBC Jim Heron, who had seven. Mc- nual National Junior Sweepstakes made clean sweeps as they won al race to take second place with 10 points to place second. winner, rallied from fourth place Cutcheon had two wins and a Sailing Regatta on the Navesink all three races in their respec- eight points, with Rein and Cain The host club's Tom Stender, on Monday to take the top spot fourth, while Heron had a fourth, River. ive classes. Frank Mihlon, 15, placing third and fourth, respec- 15, with Nancy Howie as crew, in the Blue Jay class as he fin- first and a second. A total of 66 boats competed in the two-day event, including a single Penquin, skippered by Mar- shall Scott, with crew Bill Wal- lace, both from the Richmond County Yacht Club, Staten Is- land. They were permitted to sail with the understanding that no trophy would be presented. Each race was sailed on a triangular course. The course for the larger boats, Lightnings, Windmills and Jets, was longer for the first race in each class SLIDE DOESN'T HELP—Ray MacLennan of the Atlantic on Monday, but was shortened Highlands 409s, Northern Division playoff champions of yesterday for the second and the Ed Carleton League, slides into first base yesterday, third races due to the threat of squalls which prevailed through- but is out as Freehold first baseman Tom Breraton waits out Hie. day. with ball. Freehold, Southern Division .playoff winner Patricia Haneline of Shrews and regular season champ, took a 1-0 victory for its bury Sailing and Yacht Club was second straight over-ail league title. the only casualty in the event. She suffered a- fairly deep gash just above her left knee, which required six stitches at River- view Hospital, when she was Carleton Title coming back to the dock after yesterday's first Blue Jay race. Patricia put out her left leg, trying to stop her boat, which To Freehold was under full sail, from hitting the dock when she suffered the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Evans allowed the run to score. mishap. Freehold won Its second consec- Both pitchers, Dick Enderly of Through the disqualification of utive Ed Carleton Memorial Freehold and Terry Moore of At- his younger brother, Alan, Bob Baseball League over-all cham- lantic Highlands, gave up only Held of Monmouth won the Jet pionship yesterday by edging the two hits. Joe Barth got both off 14 class for the second consecu- Atlantic Highlands 409s, 1-0. Enderly. His first safety was in tive year. A fourth-place finish The two-time champion had de- the second inning with no outs. in the final race gave Alan six feated Atlantic Highlands. 11-1, He went to second on an error points (he had won the first two] Sunday in the first of a best- and to third on an infield out, and the apparent class title, but two-out-of'three series. Freehold but was stranded there. His other his finish was protested by third- had won the regular season title hit was in the seventh. place finisher. Bill Erbe of At- in the Southern Division, while Howie Helman, in the first, and lantis for tacking too close. The protest was upheld, and the six the 409s finished third in the Leon, in the second, got Free- points from the DSQ (numbe Northern Division and then sur- hold's two hits. prised first place finisher Middle- of boats in the race plus one) WINNERS DISPLAY TROPHIES — These seven young sailor, took top Bournt, Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club, Windmills; Bob Held, MBC, town to gain the post-season play- Enderly fanned three and gave, Alan a total of eight for honors in Monmouth Boat Club's eighth annual National Junior Sweep- Jet 14s; Bob McCutcheon, MBC, Lightnings; Frank Mihlon, Shark River offs. walked two, while Moore struck the three-race series. Bob, 16, out four and issued one walk. had one third and pair of seconds stakes Sailing Regatta, which came to.closa yesterday on the Navesink Yacht Club, Sailfish; Donna Rogers, SSYC, Turnabouts, and Jon Schwartz, The game's only run came in Freehold (1) I A. H. (01 for seven points and the crown. the fifth inning and was unearned AB R HH iI AB H H Rrv«r. Tkey art, left to right, Tom Stender, MBC, Wood Pussys; Gaofl MBC, Blue Jays. Helmin.c 3 0 11 H'ndrlcks.ss 3 0 0 as a walk to Jim Leon and two Alan and Erbe both finished Brerelon.lb 3 O 0 I Ventl'g|la,cr 2 0 0 with eight points, but Alan was straight errors on ground balls Clayton.cf 3 0 01 Cheviller.c 3 0 0 Wtlllnj.II 3 0 0 1 Curtli.lb 3 0 0 awarded second place as he beat by Jack Hill and George Mount 2b 3 0 0 I Barth.U 3 0 1 LeorUb 3 111 Mlhok,3b 3 0 0 Erbe in two of the three races. Jr. Sweepstakes Sailing Regatta Results t. Hill.If 3 0 0 1 M'L'nnan.2b 3 0 0 Evana.r. f 2 0 0 Woodl,rdl,rf 3 0 0 SSYC's Geoff Bourne 16, won 3 BLUE JAYS WINDMILLS TURNABOUTS (11-11-1), !•: II. Mark Korthlniton, WOOD Pl'SSYS Enderly.p* 2 O 0 I MMoore.p the Windmill class with a pair Five Boats Lackett.rr 0 0 01 2 0 0 Twenly-aeven Boata Four Boats Elevco Boat! Rumion YC, (11-10-10), 31. Top II Fbibhen 1. Geoff Bourne. SSYC, (I-M) 4: I. 1. Donna Rolen. SSYC, (1-1-1). 3; >. 1. Tom Slender, MBC. (1-1-1), It t. LEASE 1 of firsts and a second for four 1,1(1 HTMNGS Prli Okie. MBC, (1-t-t), It J. Ge««e 1. Jon Sehw.rti, MBC. (4-M), Si 1 Warren McColloch, PacJtanack Lake Henri Aymonier, Jr., SSYC, <4-:-4>, 10; 24 1 2 | 24 0 2 YC, (SJ-1), 5; 3. Carey Smith, SSYC. Nine Boati Cober, SSYC. (I-3-.D, 8: 4. Charln Freehold ..- 000 010 O—l paints, despite the fact that he I.M Hance. MBC, (t-4-1), Si 3. John X Sumnne Stalling. KSYC. (!-3-5). 10; WhUtle. HSVC, (US-5), 11; «. Henry (3-3-3), »; 4. Stewart Arnold. MBC. 1. Bob McCutcheon, MBC, (1-4-1), It Altmitcr, MBC, (4-4-4), II; 5. Dw* A Atlantic Highlands ....000 000 0—0 had never sailed a Windmill be- (4-4-4), 1!. I. Sallle, Blair, SSYC. (l-D-t), 14: I. Roman, MBC, (54-DNS), It, Thom«», MBC, •Vl-H). 16; 5. Nell Jeff Harris, SSYC, (Ml), 18: «. Chrli t. Jim Heron, .MBC, (4-1-t), 1; 3. Boh Cocker, SSYC, (34-1!). 19; «. Harry Raynor, MBC, (J-J-4). 8i 4. Ilavr, Dev- JET 14a fore. He was skippering "Green 8AILKIHH Tomitklni, Rumann YC, «A-11-8), 20; 7. Mahoor}. MBC, (5-11-fl). J»: 7. Elalni- Four Boat* lin, MBC. (IKl-3), 12: B. l.ynn Merlaai, 1. Bub Held, MBC. (3-1-1), T, I. Alan Ceolf llm,»fr, SSYC, (T«-«). II: S. CAR Televise Bout Onions," owned by Renee Marko McDonnell, Rnrnion YC, (10-3-11), 34; 1. Frank Mihlon, Shark Ttlver YC, MBC, l3-«-3>, 14: «. Tim Mlllhlter, llrld. MRC, I1-1-D80), *; 3. BUI ErSe, and built by her father Theodore «- Glen Roien, SSYC. (I3-8-1), 30: «. (111). 3: 2. John Harris. MBC. (4-3 t), Sandra Keier, SSYC, (ll-T-3), 22; i. MBC. (H-3-S), IJ; 7. Fete dale, MBC, AtlanllH, (2-3-3), 8; 4. Rant Mareelka, NEW YORK (AP) - The 10- Brio Thompklns, Rumion YC, (8-1MS), 8; 3. Richard Rfln I.avallette YT, (3-3- Henry Mercer, Rnmaon YC, (11-6-11), (S-8-7), JO: 8. Chris Nord, MBC, (R-l-H), MBC (4-9-1), 10: S. Mlfck Banff, K* our ad en Hie Marko, both members of Mon- J3| 10. Doai Hull, MBC. (810-16). 34. 3), I; 4. Martin Cain. MBC, (1-4-4), 10. Jl; 10. Porter Hoadand, Rumion YC, 13; » John Wlchcock, MBC, (9-0-9), 17. IRarlUui YC, (5-4-S), 14. round bout between Olympic Classified Page heavyweight champion Joe Fra- zier of Philadelphia and Argen- SEACOAST tina;s Oscar Bonavena at Madi- son Square Garden Sept. 21 will Major League LEASING be televised nationally and in Mays Hits 534th Career color.

HR as Giants Top Cards By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 4 Days Willie Mays took the spotlight Sutton, 10-11, gaining his first In the back of his mind was over Boston. A three-run homer NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia 5, Chicago S major league baseball last victory since July 18, had a no- the loss of Mickey Mantle who by Boog Powell, his fourth in W L Pet G.B. Atlanta 4, Houston 2 night by hitting his 534th career hitter until Johnny Edwards returned Tuesday to his home in two nights, tied the score and a .588 Los Angeles 2, Cincinnati 0 ONLY! homer for the San FrancUco opened the sixth inning with a Dallas, Tex. Mantle pulled a two-run homer by Bob Johnson Pittsburgh ...70 J8J San Francisco S, St. Louli 1 Giant*. That tied the (tar out- tingle. The only other Reds' hit hamstring muscle in his left thigh won the game. San Francisco ..70 .57J Today'i Games Price effective thru Sal., Aug. 20th fielder with Jimmy Foxx for sec- was a ground double by Leo Car- Monday night, marking the third Another two-run homer, this Lot Angeleg s 67 .M0 Pittsburgh, Veale 12-7 at New ond place on the all-time "home denas in the eighth. time this year the Yankee star one by Ken Harrelson in the 13th PhiladelphiPhilhi a . M St. LouU .517 York, Fisher t-U, night run list. Babe Ruth leads with Tommy Davis helped Sutton has been sidelined by the in- inning, gave Washington a K 01 Cincinnati .500 Chicago, Holtunan 0-12 at Phil- break a four-game losing streak jury. victory over Cleveland. Si Atlanta .481 adelphia, Bunning 1J-8, night Mays' historic homer, his 29th by knocking m two runs with a Bert Camperls got four hits and .. 57 COMPLETE Effective relief pitching by New York ...... 51 .412 Atlanta, Johnson M at Houston, scored all of Kansas City's runs of the season, came in the third first-inning single. The blow fol- Hank Aguirre, Joe Sparma and GiuaU 124, night as.the A's beat the Chicago White Houston 51 .412 inning against St. Louis and lowed a triple by Willie Davis Bill Monbouquette made man- Cincinnati, Maloney 1J-4 at Los Sox 4-2. Home runs by Harmon Chicago .« .JJJ SI helped the Giants and Gaylord and a walk to Jim Gllliam. Tom- ager Frank Skaff feel that "may- Angeles, Koufax, IM, night Killebrew and Andy Kosco paced Yesterday'! Result* Perry to a 3-1 victory over the my Davis has hit safely in 11 be things are looking up" for the St. Louis, Washburn M at San Minnesota over California 8-1 in Pittsburgh 3, New York 0, I in- Cardinals. The clout came on a straight games. Tigers. FranclKO, Marichal 17-5 . 1-1 pitch off southpaw Al Jack- the other AL game. nings, rain Four base« on balls forced Monbouquette received credit Tomorrow's Games son and went over the right field home two runs to break .a 3-3 for his third win over the Yan- Pittsburgh at New York BRAKE JOB fence. It was Perry's 18th victory tie in the last of the eighth and kees this year when the Tigers Cincinnati at Houston, night of the season. Philadelphia beat the Chicago rallied for three runs in the St. Louis at Los Angeles, nlgbt The victory kept the runner- Cubs 5-3. The game was delayed Box Scores eighth inning and gained the vic- Only games scheduled. up Giants games back of one hour by rain after the Cubs tory. .ew York (3) IXtnll (t) Plttebum (3) .New York (0) had tied the score in the top of •brkM •b r b bl abrhbl an r Ii til first place Pittsburgh. The Pi. Johnny Podres was touched for Tresh.lf 4 1 J 1 WfrUh 4 1 I Allrr.aa 4 0 1* l.oplow.rl 2 • a a AMERICAN LEAGUE the eighth. Rlch'ion.tb 5 I 1 • Lmi K.tb 3 0 1 Mota,tf 4 1 1 • llunl.ln Illl rates blanked the New York bases-empty homers by Tom Bo>er,3h 1111 Monbquet.P **• Clr>:iwnls.rf 4(11 ElUDt.H !MI W L Pet G.B. Mets, 3-0, on a three-hitter by Rico Carty's two RBI paced Tresh and Clete Fepllone.rf I • > I Cuk,lb 111 fadnn.lb 3 0 11 C. Jonei.ct 3 « I 0 Boyer in the Howari.lb IMI KaHw.rf 4 1 t Paian.Jb silt Kapool.lb Baltimore . 78 .055 Tommie Sisk in a rain-shortened Atlanta to a 4-2 victory over first inning and gave way to 3 11 Horton.lt. 400 BaUey.lt 3*10 Boyer,3h Detroit .542 game. Sisk scored the first Pitts- Houston. Clarke.aa Stanlty.ef 3d 1 M'arwkl.tb 3 • I • Breisoad.is I • • 0 ...M Aguirre after he had given up 4 0 10 Northrup.rt Oil I'Mlaronl.e I • 0 • Grote,e » 0 1 « Cleveland . .525 burg run and singled home the "One more hit early and we two more singles in the third to Dowalai.p 3 • t I FrMtan,o 4 11 Siik.p 1111 Metiraw.p Minnesota . .$17 rtmrt.p • • • o Ofltr.aa s • 1 | Friend,!) • ••• second. The game was called in could have broken the game wide run the Yankee hit total to six. Fodrea.p • I 0 Chicago ... .513 Whit*,* l • * o Aaulrrcp 10 0 11 the top of the seventh after a open," said Ralph Houk, New The Tigers were held to three tSJSSI mil .504 Woo«\ph 1 » 0 PltUDarih .001, 100 1—3 California . U wait of one hour, 16 minutes. York Yankees manager, lament- hits through the first six innings Hparma.p • 0 • New York (1.Brown,ph 111 Kansas City. .445 Rookie Don Sutton pitched ing a 6-3 loss to Detroit. by Al Downing, who holds five Trnwikl.lb 1 * • LOB—Plltabarfh, 0: New York, 4. IB New York . JJ .442 two-hitter and Tommy D a v is He pointed to two double career decisions over them with- —Alley, Cienaei 3JJU3 3J« I •P H B KK BB so Washington 54 Mi stroked a two-run single as the plays against the Yanks in the out a loss. Silk W, 7-1 . • 10 0 Boston .51 .427 Log Angeles Dodgers defeated first three innings as examples New York M* 100 010- Mcuraw I., 14 «H S 3 3 Bill Freehan doubled In the Detroil OH M0 J3i-4 i*rlm4 0 0 0 0 Yeiterday's Results Cincinnati, 2-0. of Yankee difficulties. seventh and Gates Brown contrib- DP—New York, 1: Drtroll, 3. I.OI T— llM. A—ll.ttt. Baltimore (. Boston 4 New York, S; Detroit, 1. IB—Stanley uted a pinch-single for one run Washington 6, Cleveland 5, It In- and Don Wert slammed a low rmkn, Kalln. 3R—(lylrr. HH—Trei Cincinnati (0) I Anjtlfi (!) (IS), Boyer (11), tVerl (1). Maria (10), an r h hi I all r h bl nings fast ball into the seats to put Preventing Athletic Injury Dovnlni «',t•P H0 it3 ii tn B« RnU,3b 4 0 0 0 | W. Davli.c! 3 110 Detroit 6, New York } Koie.tb 3O00I (.tlllanUb 3110 the Tigers ahead, 3-2. Benin I. J-4 IH 3 1 Plmon.ll 4 0 0 0 | N. OilveMh 0 0 0 0 Kansas City 4, Ch'.caRo 2 Behind 4-1 going into the ninth, Fotfrei J',4 0 > Cole'an.lb 3 0 I) 0 I L.J'hnuin.r! 4 0 0 0 Atnlrra m t • Bhamakr.rl 1 0 0 0 I T. Davii.lt 3 0 11 Minnesota 8, California 1 Conference Slated Aug. 27 first place Baltimore came up Sparma 1 1 0 D.J'aaoo.ll 3 0 0 0 1 l.rfebvre,:b 3 0 0 0 Today's Games with five runs for a 6-4 triumph Monboiiet W, •>•» 1 ] 1 Cirdnx.nl 3 0 101 Parker.lb 3 0 10 LONG BRANCH - A confer- a guest speaker whose identity T-1:1J A—17,3*5. Edwardi.c 3 0 10 1 Hoaeboro.o 10 0 0 California, Newman 2-5 at Min- Nuihallp 10 0 0 1 Kennrdy.lt 3 0 0 0 ence designed to instruct high haa not yet been revealed. Ouetn.ph 1 0 0 0 | Button,[> 3 0(0 nesota, Boswell 12-5, night school school coaches on meth- The conference is open to McCool.p 0 0 0 01 Kansas City, Llndbald 4-S and ods of preventing injuries to ath- coaches of all Monmouth County il o t o i -n't?. Handrahan 04 at Chicago, letes will be held Aug. 27 at Horse Show Opening Cincinnati oon (too noo—o high schools and parochial Buzhardt 5-7 and Pizarro ?-S> Monmouth Medical Center. OCEANPORT - The 72d be the largest; ever. Loa Anselen ?0o 000 mix—t schools. K—Hulr.. UP—Cincinnati, 1. LOB— 2, twi-nlght edition of the famed Monmouth Last year's entries doubled Cincinnati, 3; l.on An-rlrt. 4. 2B— Car- Dr. Otto Lehmann, an ortho- Questions to be answered at enai. 3B—H. Da\l*. »—Nuxhall. County Horse Show, spiced by New York, Bouton 14 at Detroit, pedic surgeon, will conduct the the conference should be mailed those of lMS's «h»w and show irr ii it i.it nn two new additions, opens a officials expect an even larger Nunliall I., 4-3 Wilson 13-9, night conference in trie Medical Cen- In advance to Dr. Lehmann at MeC'ool 0 !0 0i 1 four-day stand tomorrw at Wolf turnout this year. Hiittoi. n, 1O1I 1 0 0 Washington, Richer! 1210 at ter's auditorium. In addition to 263 Bath Ave,, Long Branch. r—J:i«. A—:IO,;O the physician's presentation, a Hill Farm. New features are a station Cleveland, llargan M, night wagon antique show and quar- Rt. I.OU1N (I) I Han Francli 3)'BBltimnre, Pa'mer 1S-I at Boston, talk entitled "The Preparation of National League pitchers ac- The show, which this year will benefit three local hofpi- ter horse classes. Quarter Ab r b bl I ah r h hi No Money Down the Athlete" will be delivered by counted for 126 shutouts in 1965. ro< k.lr 4 13 0 1 rurnln.M 4 0)1 Santiogo IM tals, Riverview, Monmouth horses will be both exhibited Kbod.rl 4 0 0 0 I Me('o\ry,lb 3 111 M'C'rVr.c 4 0 1 0 I Mayn.rt 4 1*1 Tomorrow's Games Medical and Fltkln, the Mon- and meed on the small (rack :>|ieda,lt» 4OI1| llarl.IMi 4 o t oj California at Minnesota mouth County Historical Asso- at Wolf Hill. 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At Atlantic Highlands, eight ducted by the Central Jersey Action there, taking place in- inboard classes will compete in TUIS 18 WUAT I ACUL& Racing Association. side the breakwater oil Atlantic >©V18lAiLYPUlVKKINt> the Lions Club's annual Welfare ' Hydroplanes in the 44, 48, 145,Highlands Yacht Club, is ex- PlAVfRS TO 90- NBXT TIME WO Fund regatta. 150, 280 and 2B6 cubic inch class- pected to start soon after the USUALiy, THi TROUBLE \ •/ PLAY, KEUIMBSR TUEKE IS A BACK SPOTS AR6 ALL AT TMB \ •/• TO TUB SSIESJ, AMD HIT ALL VOUR drivers' meeting at 11:30 a.m. APPSOACH SMOTS WITH ONE SXTRA DUB Four classes of runabouts, an NOT AT TMS BACK— YET I THAW YOU W5ULt> NOSMALiy 7A&. FOR Mr. Sa Ab Posts 2d equal number of stock hydro- WESKEKID6RS ABE ALWAYS / XAMPLi, IP YOU FEEL YOU SMCULP Bfi plane classes and the "A" and TAKINS A 6-I80N, KIT A FIVE "C" alky hydro classes wil! make up the field at the out- Victory at Freehold boaixi regatta, which will start FREEHOLD — Mr. Sa ,Ab ifth of a second off his previ- at noon. A drivers'- meeting is •taved off a stretch rally by us best clocking. Driven by scheduled for 11 a.m. Vernon Mac and won yester- Wilbur Zendt, the 4-year-old bay Anthony LaConte is chairman. Peninsula House., Surf rider Pace Qualifiers day's feature dash at Freehold orse paid $5.80 for a $2 win Raceway. ticket. In competition last Sunday at SEA BRIGHT Dual meet 31.4-second effort, fastest clock- in the 12-year-old race with team- : 15.2 by Ship Ahoy's Sheila Mc- will compete in tomorrow's finals It was the second victory in The double was comprised of Baltimore, Bob Holsclaw of Oak-:hampion Surfrider Beach Club ing of the day for girls over the mates Mickey Coleman and JimGinnis in the 11-year-old girls are Roy Reinalda of dual meet as many Freehold starts this irst time winners this season hurst topped a field of five Jer- nd Peninsula House led the way50-meter distance, led a 1-2-3 Morrisey third and fourth fastest race, and Rick Karinja's :29.5 champion Surfrider; John Ekdahl, season for the Austin Thomas hen Herb Scott ($5.80) took the sey Speed 'Skiffs in the Carling — as expected — in yesterday's sweep of P-House in the 16-year- qualifiers, respectively. for Penninsula House in the 1J. Peninsula House; Alex Johan- piloted 7-year-old black gelding. ualifying events for tomorrow's jpener and Mark Henley ($7.20) Dup Regatta. old girls' race. Jane Nagle, who Speediest qualifier for the boys year-old race, which covered 50 son, Trade Winds, and Wynn Phil- Mr. Sa Ab paid $9.80, (5.80 and hore Beach Club Swimming the second. The daily double HoLsclaw was the only official nipped Miss Callman In Monday's over 50 meters was Peninsula meters. lips, Ship Ahoy. Jerry Wise $4.40 alter pacing the mile in lumbers were three and eight League championships. starter in the opening heat for meet against Surfrider, was sec-House star Bobby Nagle, who coached Sea Bright Beach Club 2:09-1/5. nd it was worth $30.80. he skiffs. The other four en- Competing in its own 25-meter ond and Carol Werber placed timed : 27.1 in the 14-year-old race An unofficial tally of points during the dual meet campaign. It was Thomas' 11th victory, Gypsy Boy, a 9-year-old bay rants jumped the starting gun pool, also the site of tomorrow third. to nose out teammate Jeff Cor- in the qualifying events gave giving him a comfortable lead and were disqualified. gelding owned by W. and W. light's championships, which are Bob Molke, Mark Siegal and ley, 16-year-old division victor in Peninsula House 132, Surfrider Final standings during the dual in this year's race for the track table of Bedford, Pa., out- Holsclaw also won the second et for a 6 o'clock start, host Jim Begley were the second 28 flat, for fastest time honors. 114, Trade Winds 71, and Ship meet season had Surfrider at 4-0, driving title. Thomas, who wonmassed Smokey Jim in a torrid heat, racing to an average speed Peninsula House sent 28 swim- through fourth qualifiers for Ship Other outstanding times includ- Ahoy 67. Peninsula House 31, Trade Winds the track honors a year ago, Hretch drive to annex the fea- of 56.145 to finish third in the Ahoy in the 11-year-old division 2-2, Sea Bright 1-3, and Ship Ahoy hails from Temperanceville, Va, ure trot. Al Washington steered running for the Carling Trophy, mers into the finals. ed Torn Dilger's : 16.1 for Trade Vernon Mac returned $5.40 the winner who covered the mile presented to the driver who Surfrider, which captured the and Steve Grimm led the way Wipds in the 10-year-old division; Coaches of the four squads that and $3.80 while Claudia Kid paid in 2:07-1/5 and returned mutuels comes closest to setting a world dual meet crown Monday night on $5.80 for show. of $9, $4.80 and $4. record in the regatta. Holsclaw 157-128 victory over Peninsula Dilly Dally Gene copped the The twin double of 5-3-2-8 paid was shooting for the listed rec- House, had 26 of its aces gain ninth in 2:08-3/5, shaving four- ord of 59.172. $2,332 to 15 tickets. A crowd of the finals. Trade Winds qualified Pete Deppert, Hasbrouck 23 and Ship Ahoy will have 19 BUY NOW ,528 attended, betting $600,523. NO MONEY Swim Fails Heights, was the runner-up to inalists. Holsclaw in the second heat to for LABOR SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Ted nail down that position in the Sea Bright Beach Club, the fifth DOWN Erikson, Chicago research Jets Drop final point standings. Bob Gro-team in the league, did not com- chemist who failed in his first deska, Locust, was third; Fred pete yesterday. DAY! try at swimming the 23.5 miles Schweickert Zbranak, Linden, fourth, and Besides the individual quali- TAKE from the Farallon Islands to the Art King, Eatontown, fifth. fiers, all four teams also auto- PEEKSKim,, N.Y. (AP) —Bob Golden Gate, wants to try again. Saturday, Holsclaw had second MONTHS Schweickert, the New York Jets' matically qualified their top re- Erikson, 38, was semiconscious to former national champion No. 4 draft pick last year, and lay teams for the 10 team events. when pulled from the cold Pa- Bob. Perri of Oceanport in com- Jim Washkiewicz, a fourth-round TO PAY! cific two miles off the Golden petition at Wilmington, Del. Per- Peninsula House had the fastest selection this year, were placed Gate at 12:40 a.m. PDT Tuesday. ri won with a first and second qualifier in 10 events last night, On waivers yesterday by the He had been In the water more in two heats of racing, while while Surfrider swimmers led American Football League club. than 17 hours. Holsclaw was second on a fourth seven age groups. One swimmer "I went cold," Erikson said at Schweickert, a defensive back and first. Grodeska was third from each club also tied for best Marin General Hospital. and flanker from Virginia Tech, and King fourth. time in another race. Trade When he reached the hospital spent most of last season on the Other local drivers to place Winds and Ship Ahoy each had after being pulled from the water taxi squad. Washkiewicz, a line- were Mrs. Jack (Lorraine) Pow- the top qualifieV in three races. his body temperature registered backer from Wichita State, broke ell, Little Silver, driving Ken 93.6 degrees — five degrees be- his left hand during training. Hopwood, Sr.'s "Wanderer" out Peninsula House and Ship Ahoy low normal. The Jets also asked waivers on of Eatontown, who finished sec both qualified the maximum of "I made a tactical error," he veteran halfloack Kern Carson, ond in the 44 hydro standings; three swimmers in two events. (aid. "I wasn't properly pre- defensive end Gary Plumlee Joel Herberg, Eatontown, second Tim Rich, who had the fastest pared for the cold — not enough of New Mexico and defensive in 150 hydros and Harrison qualifying time of : 19.3 for 25 lanolin on. back Randy Beverly of Colorado Boggs, Keyport, third among the meters, Vinny Delaney and Pete "Toward the last I could feel State. 266 hydros. Nagle made the finals for Pen- the heat escaping. I don't re- insula House in the boys' 7-year- member what happened after 9 old division and Midge Callman's or 10 o'clock." The crew of Erikson's pilot Freehold Entries Qualifiers boat, the Evie-K, concluded he bad had enough when he began 1ST—Pare, Clmf.. I-Mlle, II,MO 4TH—Pace, food., lMile, 11,1 Plan Tun Night'| to swim erratically. t. l.oci« Enilrn (DUOS) i. Ken Keen (Tete) Ike Papke of Sacramento, H. Miss Julia Cohb (Botsch) 4. Prlnre Varnlty (Thomas) (Fastest time In parenthesis) 1. Kelly Boy (Montis) 8-1 5. Eddie T Adlos (Knetxch) 10 Meters who last year tried swimming ft. Flasher (Looney) 81 H. Freda (antle (Zendll 5-year-old boys—Andrew Kinr, TH, S. Jr's Princess (No Drlverk ,£- 1. Lucky Malay ^Aduno) (:15.ft), John Wrber, S». C15.0). Ores f •* never conquered stretch of 1. BatUe Site (Homer) r.T. - 3. So Inr NflCr-lEVluit) SoUand, PHfTrhrls *»*». S. chill currents, dived in and helped 4. Good Time Charley (PrMt'frla) I. Eddie Knot (.Hank) S-year-old rlrls—Kerry (ialvln. % 3. Prrnerverenee (HeherUng) «. Hobo Wayne (l>«vl<) (:ll.«). Annie WeMon, TH; Corky hoist Erikson aboard. AE. Spot Pointer i Pat el I AE. Stones Haven (Marrtaer) O'Skaumessy, PH; Slscle Kirk. s. AE. Pointer Creed (Sotvash) AE. IM6* Kay isoiuhl ft-year-old hoys—Paul De Robhlo, 8, NYLON CORD Erikson, released from the O10.1); Matty Dlserio, PH: Jen Harera, hospital after his body warmed ;NDPar«, Cood., l-Mile. 5TH—Pace. Toad., I-MUe, «,«00 TW; Bill Vlaaataner, TW. to normal, said he hopes to 4. Wmyeoumt (Mmrrim*r> f. Malland (Kac»l) ••year-old girls—Katie (.all In. 8. «. Thunder Dale (HeberUnf) 1. Wllbe* (Taamaa) . CdfciC Kaifcr Harea. S; Meian Phll- make another try at the Faral- !. Scottish Muter (Harm) 4. Blarney (llrl (RaarMon) «ps» PH; Karfn Hrnnli, TV. lones-Golden Gate Swim in about ft. Sea Kalnht (Hobbard) 2. Betkleaen (Sowaah) ilMeten 1. Kerry Lady (Krawe) 7. Prtaea Pomp (Scaml|«l) 1-year-old boys — rim Rich, PH, TIRES 10 days. Tides then will be J. Meadowvlew Champ iKennedy) «. Seaator KaJUe iTaUno) ('1B.3); Tom Oammlnr, S; Vlnny De- 3, Bonny Brook Judy (C«n?er) J. Bunker (Tafarielki) lanej, PHi Pete Najle. PH. TaWeii TaMat. Hi Lion favorable again. 1. Saffty Taiermaa (Butler) >. May 8 (Dawklai) T-year-old drls—Kalky Miller, S, AE. Top Most (No Driver) AE, Billy Bayama (Fllloa) Clf.1): Terry Miller. S; Lisa Mllke, SUP •iKfcwill Wkilswal Tu 49 AE. Thataoay (Plntl) SA; Cindy Frtck. TW. NYLONAIRE A. H. BUSINESSMEN'S (Summer) •TO—Pace, Co... 1 Mile, I1,M» l-year^M boys—Steve Nade, PH, 7.50-U (7.75-1*) »12.95 «14.95 '1.88 W L 3RD—Trot, 1-Mile. II,SW 5. Aftoa l>oke (Hohbard) 5-1 (:!«.»); Anes Mc(.lr,nl«. SA: Jaha 6.70-15 Tube-type Blackwall •uper-Servlce Bui 30 9 j. Woodsmoke (OUIaa) a. Ml.. Twin Tower (Myer) 1-1 Ronan, TW; Jackie Weldon, TW. Thorion'i Team ..25 14 I. Raves Dale (Lubar) 8. Valid Bet (CoUIni) f-J «->ear—Darry l.»Fonnla!n, i. Senator Qae IRabharl) H PH. (:17.(l); Jastlne rasarrandr. SA, 3. Model Way (Meyer) 4-1 (:17.o); Terry Jackson, SA; Nancy 7. Adloa Loalaa (Wklle) ••' fltaplr, TW. Freehold Results «. r.ralefal Bay (Taomai) S-l 11-year-old boys—Mark Karinja. PH, 5. Joaell (Looaey) H CIS.'); Boh MoUe. SA; Mark Sletal, I. Hoary Tape. Scotch (HaebKk) t-1 SA: Jim Heile;. SA. NO MONEY DOWN IST-PaM 1-MUe tljm Tim* J:ll.l. fTH-Pace l-MUe fl,MI Time 1:17.3. «, AMlKt (S0WUk ) 11-year-old rlrls — Sheila McUlnnls. Bert. 8e*U (Lcrlrja) i.M 3.M t.U dm Time (Hsbbard) 1S.M ».» 4.M 4. Warrlck CoMty Boy (No Driver) M-l HA. (:lfl.t); Lyn Thomnson, S; KaHe Meado* Fleita (Lsnar) I.M j.« Roy (Muni!) JJ0 3.M AE. Major Flnco (Frlako) .Molberen. TW; Joanne ffaark, S. Thomaople (DUirolamo) 4.M Dtlly Dally Ann (Zwdt) 5.to AE. Rsnnymede Prill (Dawklm) M Meters Ahw-JUn FaroM. Daily Prior*. Bet- Alio—Adlon Jady, Mr Sirwolhle, Star IS-yrar-oM boys—Sterr Grimm, SA, sey CMaatl, Lola Star. Knl.hl Fa, Bamei, Penaler T, Dale* Oreion. 8TH— Pare. Cond., 1-Mlle. *t,4M CX1.1): Jeff Morton. K; Mlrkev role- 7TH— Pace 1-Mlle II,M» Time MM. 1. Nonaa Pride (Bailloae) man, SA; Jim Morrisey, SA. JND—Para I-Mlla H.tW Time t:*M. RUtoen Brook (D'wl'nd) lt.W «,» 3.M 8. Royal Bill iThorravi) It-year-old iirls—(llnier Oxley, TW, Mark Henley ICmtda) 7.J# 1M !.4DBine H.tcr. (FUlon) 4.1* 3.M 3. Tmutry Gal (FUlon) (:.H.»): Dealae Dtlier. TW: Terry Mln- Joey Lad (Harriner) J.« I.M 4. Marcota Dream (Younr) Mlliea CNliliel (Field) 3.40 5. Mlu Nancy K (No Driver) air. 8: Barbara Miller. S. Little FatH A -ear.*M ilrU—Kalhy Patrrno, PH. (Dally Doable, (3-«> Paid S30.M» Mr 8a A)> (ThomaO ».» 5.M 4.40 (:34.<>; Mary Jo Werlr. PH; Dae Vernon Mao (Jaexer) S.49 3.80 »TH—Pace. Clmt.. 1-Mlle, II,MO Noonan, S; Lyn Lantfnrd. TW. FIRESTONE 3RD—Trot 1-MUe II.«0 Time 2:09. Clandla Kid Uaeohi) ».8u 4. flolden nation (Hneback) 1< year-old boys — Boh Natle, PH. Teta Brewer (Sowaah) 13.00 (I.M 3.M Alio—Vernon Dale. Widower Lloyd, t. Rdlth K Abbe (Dawklnt) CH.I); Allan D'Zarills. SA: neerte Floails Allea (FleM) 1.60 3.80 Joe nillon, Minn Kent. Cunnys Champ. . Jlmmle I^d (Zendl) Howard, SA: Kevin Futua, TW. SUP-R-TUF RUGGED Avaloa Katoht (EUerman) 3.00 OTII-rnre IMIle II.ZM Time 1:08.3 I. Velvets lad (Patel) 14-year-old rlrls—Rue Hoffman, 8, AIM—Fan Song, Bob Mile, Trsloster- Dlllj Bally (iene IZ'dl) «.»• J.80 3M 7. Moomle Dolly (Flllon) (;3t.J): Pally Stewart. TW: Nancy RUBBER SUPER-WELD ane, Pleasant Nib. Kenland Squaw. 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ii SEE US $fon FOR TIRES Where Your Safety Is Our Business STORIES MAPLE AVE. at WHITE ST. RED BANK PHONE 747-5700 ALSO AVAILABLE AT: FIRESTONE STORE I FIRESTONE STORE AWARD winners at Shrowibury Borough's SiclcUs PI. recrsation field included, left to right, Doug Bentley, 13, tttherb.ll; Ray Mass, 12, tennis; Richard Pr.H, 12, 11-13-year-old, checkers; Mike Warner, 10, 8-10, horseshoes, RT. 9 AT THE MALL I 1000 ASIURY AVE. and George Nigro, ping pong. Recreation director Jamei Aibell, right, presented trophies. Abient when the picture FRKHOLD • 462-1350 | ASIURY PARK • 775-1700 wai taktn was Chri» Messina, girls' tennit winner. 16-Wpdne»4ty, Aug. 17.1966 THE DAILY REGISTER 4,000 Witness w Sing-Out '66 LANCASTER BRAND JICME GIVES YOU A At Fort ^ CHOCK FULL £ FORT MONMOUTH - An au- '©" NUTS dience of 4,000 persons, largest ever to attend a Fort Monmouth "MIGHTY social function, packing the out- COFFEE door amphitheater, viewed Mon- M' day night's "Sing-Out '68." The show by the ISO-member SAVINGS HAND" cast was sponsored by Brig. Gen. '•:•• Thomas Matthew Rienii, com- manding the Army Signal School. with IN MtfSIDENTIAl CANISTE79R * The two-hour musical, a type of "super hootenanny," was called "the greatest show on DYNAMIC DISCOUNTS'. earth" by the general. :*:• .<•:•; "Sing-Out "66" is one of the j three similar troupes on global tours, composed of college and high school youth who are taking a year or more time out of school to tell the world about the kind LANCASTER BRAND of freedom Americans enjoy, They have appeared within the year before millions at concerts in Europe and Asia, at 30 mili- tary installations, 340 colleges in SIRLOIN the United States, in the Holly- wood Bowl, in Washington, and On television. // The chorus accompaniment STEAK ''J y consisted of guitar, banjo and •£•:"..'"^sSI MARKETS bass, with an occasional trumpet and trombone. John Sayre, Olympic oarsman and one of the group leaders, said: "We believe the essential task we must take on is the moral rearmament of the earth!" rir Brig. Gen. William B. Latta, m "LOVE THAT MONEY' ^ commanding the Army Electron- ics Command, said "Sing-Out '66" Add Your Name to the Growing Littl ""*' to him represented "freedom put to music." ANN POTOCZAK 7 11MorrisM«Avt. Say Operator Wellington, NJ. LANCASTER BRAND »ioo°* KEN TAUATINO Could Appeal •*: 41TraskAv«. PORTERHOUSE Stiltim to win. Mckua your fro* "Lev* that Dismissal Momy" card at your Aon. Marled No * UNION BEACH - Borough of- CLOROX •unfnMk required. ficials conceded yesterday that STEAK the dismissal of a municipal wa BLEACH ter pump operator could be ap- 3' OFF LABEL pealed to the state Civil Service Commission. # However, William F. Marinel- la, Sr., who was ousted by Bor- ough Council Monday night after This Coupon Worth Its failing to answer a charge that toward purdMMon.lb.pkg. Firoiiat or Lancaster IVancT he assaulted a fellow worker July 9, could not be reached for com- 0/mm SLICED BACON ment on whether an appeal is ;•:••.•:•:•£•• ::*:*: contemplated. __ •AQCnT0SS ••••••••••••o***«*» I Mr. Marinella faces an addi- .•>:•:•:•• Speedup Bleach... 1°« 43' tional hearing in Municipal Court •v. ;•> on the charge of atrocious as- sault and battery upon Robert W& Griffin, an assistant water pump You're Sure with Acme Lancaster Branr1 operator, at the water plant. : : : : : : In turn, Mr. Griffin is charged ff:';: :';:v: ; :W: : : :'v:'^^ I , This Coupon Worth 20c by Mr. Marinella with using ob- J4 Mighty Savings Hand on Produce! scene and profane language, a REGULAR CHUCK ROUND 9 toward purthoM of $1.00 or men. any frtih violation of the state Disorderly FRUIT & VEGETABLES c Persons Act. ; >b.45 ib. Ib.89' ii The charges are slated to be 65' s heard Wednesday, Aug. 31, by LANCASTER HAND Address I!!!!'.'.!!!!!!'.*!!! • tiliin*li dm Au» 10.1I«4 Magistrate John Flood. • UnM. MM MMBOT MT fWfllhl Mr. Marinella, under Civil Ser- Sliced Beef Liver vice regulations, had until Aug. II 8 to answer council's charge FULLY COOKED against him. He failed to do so and failed to appear for the spe- LARGE WESTERN cial hearing Monday night. SMOKED HAMS This Coupon Worth 20c Under suspension since the in- m toward purchau of $1.00 or mom, any cident, his ouster was made ef- SHANK PORTION BUTT PORTION HEALTH & BEAUTY AID! fective as of July 9. m il • • •*• •»*•• 2 Found Guilty . HwiAm.10.it** In Assault Cases SHANK HALF BUn HALF i KEANSBURG — David Booth, m 212 Bank St., Union Beach, Was 389 HOME GROWN JERSEY found guilty of assault and bat- tery by Magistrate William C. il; Le Grand ' ttnder Carrels.. 2 & 25' This Coupon Worth 10c Lloyd in Municipal Court Mon- SWEET m CALIFORNIA toward purSi.of any hoKfaL day night. WESTERN WUV COOKID The man wai given a 30-diy KE CREAM H NECTARINES CORN Iceberg Lettuce... .u«i25' susiKnded jail sentence. HamCMrttrSliMt .fc.99* ...... ••••••••••••••••.9.... Craig Waitt, 74 Leedsville Dr., Llncroft, was fined $59 on one M lU E£ ^J|C HOME GROWN SaillONSOK :-y/->: count of assault and battery and SmoktdHorns....b55' M dm *WW i Red Radishes... 2 bu»d«.15' Wi found not guilty of a second count. John M. Gallagher, Belvedere Hotel, Laurel Ave., was fined $25 for disorderly conduct. SUPREME, SUCED A Mighty Stvingt Hand on Frozen Foods! In traffic cases: COWAMI IOUI CMMCH COMB) ICI CHAM FLEISCHMANN'S Richard S. Dickey, 3 Fox Ave., Heniestyie Bread. 41MM. BIRDSEYE 110 for careless driving; Michael VIRGINIA IEE, SUfiEMI. MAIN OK Jllp€D, SUtfD CanHflowtr 4^89 Sfwridt SnndM Un2 Reteneller, Wanamassa, $10 for FRESH BAKED RBd4 iw, Twnr, on OKIKN careless driving; Clarence I. Hy- CAULIFLOWER ^K ^67' WUot n,i LHUMerMACH SUPREME, SIKED «. "O" noun iANC*sn« PWAND, CHHUIUWI4 M o» er, 60 Compton Ave., West Kerns- MARGARINE burg, $10 for failure to observe a Italian Bread.. .4 French Irits 12 £ 1 Butttrtd •*•( SIMIU ^4 traffic signal, and Charles F. UNICA FHOHN CORN Mb. Lentoski, Jr., 819 Rt, 38, Union 4 .12 rj, 97' lM StMhs iT !•* OIL pkg. Beach, $5 for driving without his 2..97' CHICKEN 39 license. DYNAMIC DISCOUNT CAMPBELL niNass, SOLID DAIRY DEPT. OF THE SEA Ho"*' TOMATO KRAFT Jkidtl Margarine < Bike Hits Car, SEALTEST MAYONNAISE IN MEASURING TUMILR, IDEAL TUNA 7 OFF LABEL 2 Girls Unhurt JUICE SOLID WHITE Peanut Butter I MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Two BUTTERMILK IDEAL girls riding a bicycle ran into a quart car yesterday, but police report- lob^ ctni. Grape Jam '£'45' ed that neither was visibly In- 5C O« 2 HY TIME IMAI,YIIIOWO«WHIII,51K:I» . jured. American CbMSt. 'AT 49' Ironically, the driver of the 5*i- TtMf I!E WHIPPED Saltines X'23' tub. Tomalo Juice .. 3 * 89' Ideal Tuna.. . car, Mrs. Stella Cate, 30 Edge- Crtom CiMttt... Vi 35' SPEEDUf, ClEAt OK PINK view Rd., Cliffwood, is the moth IJ er of one of the children. Detergent 3"1 1 l§ AJAX 3c OFF LABEL COLGATE LIQUID POWDER FOR DISHES Police said that DSrla Cate 2 c 15c OH 6, was operating the bicycle, with PALMOLIVE Susan Dailey, 7, on the handle- Cleanser 2^31° :r20 | Dynamo SStM" I Rose Petal Vel bars. The bike came out of a GREEN SOAP AJAX —20-OZ. PKG. 31c 10c OFF LABEL % DETERGENDETERM T W/BORAX &= OFf WBEl J5« OFFLAMt I| PAIMOLIVPAIMOLIVE SOAP-SOAP-2 BATBATH BARBARS 4343cc side road and struck the tide of ( c - 20-OX.A7C e Mrs. Cate's car on Riverdale Dr 2 ?-• 23 Laundry Detergent _"X" 60 | Fab pkg. LI Palmolive Gold _ _ 2 B;31 Police said Susan was shaken both AJAX lOeOFFLAMl up and although not visibly In bar. ACTION—U-OZ.—39c COID WATER DETERGENT Jured was taken by the First Aid 22-os. e 20-oi. 016 Squad to see her family doctor Wall & Floor Gleaner _*s» % Bleach Tablets ST 65 1 Cold Power. k 0011 Darla was taken home. IIQUID BATH % ROSE LOTION LIQUID 12c S All PURPOSE WITH AMMONIA * OFf LAHL Patrolman Thomas Wallace in- AD C e vestigated. No summons was is- DETERGENT sued. Soaky_ JSrW*! Pink Vel Sr 33 I Ajax Liquid _Tsr 30 IScOfflobel 40cOIUob.l CASHMERE BOIJQUET FOR LAUNDRY S FLORIENT AEROSOL The fabled old silk routes C $ 79 both C 7 e •crosi Alia ire being revived 59 r ! 1 Bath Soap °^Sr 4 b«r.to 1 Octagon Soap __ _^ 13 | Air Freshener . « 55 In the form of two modern trans- continental highways. UNCROFT—Newman Springs Road of Huriey Laiw FAIR HAVEN—576 River Road WEST LONG BRANCH—Routt 36 and Broadway AMMOIMetkBNTS AUtOfl FOI UJJE AUTOS FO* SALE A.UTOS FOI SALE AUTOS FOR IAUE MATS AND ACCESSOfelES KELP WAWED-FEMAUE THE DAILY REGISTER AND FOUND HIVJIOLST UM - Four-door IU M FORD — Four-door. Takl over BUICK ISM — Rirtera hardtop. NO « CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE - on wagon. NO MONEY DOWN. Takl trtU bk ot $UM. 21' CRUISER Wedne^ay, Aug. 17, 1966—17 LOtT — . Orange and white alteret MONET DOWN. Takt ovtr nymenti V4, automatic, power stasrlng. radio. SHORT OR L0N6 TERM mil. ML Thursday nlgnt Vicinity o] . IS. BtUm- at tlO.IO per week, BRADIJgT DIS- S4.00D miles. All good tires plus two Custom built by Wvtrtan. IMM lour. COUNT CENTER. RL B. Neptune. snow tires! IJ7S. CaU 1CT-UW. Radio, sonar, fighting coalrs, twin Pellou Ro\. Mlddlelown. Call ni-ini i, Neptune. 7749000. 774-K0U. tlVt. In water, ready to go. Must Mil. HELP WANTED-FEMALE ND M le M IMPALA SUPER IPORT - Con- E8.V . ~ * '*•*"• BlaclTiH lAT 1H3 - 1100 Sedan. Low mileage ertblle. Automatic Irunolitloo. MERCURY 1M! Nlae pusemer Bu- CHEVROLET — Bel Air. rou »5.M0. 2U4322. white. Brown ears, round mr Rum luaranteed. *3S6. ——• 1(00. Oil liter S. 781-6037. tton wagon. Absolutely no eaab needed oor, B-cyllrMer. automatic transmit TEMPORARY Kin Rd. area. M2-2M3. loo 11555. BOB WHITE BUICK, Ne ir PEN TAN — ft h.D.u)»oard. ASSISTANT 542-1020 •ONTIAC 19t> — Convertible. NO down. Bulk will finance «6SS at K.U) 20 gal. tin*. Painted ana varnUMd. LOefr — Large rtai of km. On high weekly. Call coUecl. 721-7100, OASIS ftrewsbury. WOO. Ready to go. Ul-g7u. D63 MO-TD— Excellent condition. Com IONEY. DOWN. Take over payment! MOTORS. Rt. t. Sayrevllle. ILDSMOBILE U64—Convertible. Full OFFICE WORK MANAGER Call 643-1530 (or reward. letely reitored. Strictly classic wltl r 112.40 per week. BRADLEY DJS- Kmer. NO MONEY DOWN. Take ovei CLEARANCE — IMS INVENTORY rlrlnal leather. S42-31OS aiter 5:30. CUNT CENTER. Rl. 36, Neptune. I960 TR—3 — Radio, heater. Tonneau laymenta ot (12 per week. BRADLEr 40 sailboats and Sallboarda ii-goai. cover. Excellent condition. fSOO. 741- HSCOtNT CENTER. Rt. 3», Neptuoe. 15' Lonestar, white runabout, 1450. Stenographer! Challenging and unique op* «2 K>RD—Ranch Waton. Ecooom 5824. MONMOUTH MARINA portuDlty for ambitious PUBUC NOTICE .1 all. Automatic transmission. Ex »7 FORD SQUIRB WAGON — V-8. •9000. s SENIOR llenl condition. 1690. Call 741-1377 utomitlc. power ateerlng, radio, heat- CHRYSLER 1981 — New Yorker. Four- W West St.. Monmouth Beach. 225-MM woman to work lo our Ea- r. »100 Call 7U-M57. door hardtop. Full power. No monr PORTS CAR — 1959 TR 3. Yellw 17' PEN YAN — Utility boaL Good a GENERAL tontown Store. 'ONTIACS — DEBIRE INTERE8TEI down. S896. BELMONT MOTORS, 365 condition. Best offer. Call W8- 'or ramilf and skiing. Mails oiler. S'flOO " •ARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY M69 JEEP WAGON — Four wheel 383, after 5 741-3154. Strong department a to re or rive. Excellent condition. JftSO. Call Maple Ave. (Rt. 35?, Red Bank. 741- >ll 681-6716. Typists rENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS 6778. * BUICK - Blue and white coi P chain store experience pre- !ALL MR. SHELLY 542-2414 MON IJ-W62. ertible. Automatic. Power ateerlng, 22 OL^IN SKIFF — 115 h.p. Chrysler • MANUAL ferred, but will consider 1OUTH MOTORS, AUTHORIZE 'ALCON 1361 — Four-door aedan. NO ^ windows. »U(I. 542^189. marine. Head and shelter cabin. tL200 • ELECTRIC others. AUTOMOTIVE EALER. Mil PONTIAC — Bonnevllle convert- MONEY DOWN. Take over payment >r best offer. 167-IWB • DICTAPHONE Take over low weekly bank pay- or So. 20 per week. BRADLEY DIS- 96T~VOLKSWAGEN — Coupe, (995. AUTOS FOR SALE !*6 CHEVROLET UPPER BI'ORT itl or 17.95. MONMOIjTH MOTORS, Excellent Starting Salary I. 35. Eatontown. 542-24H. COUNT CENTER, El. 36, Neptune. 774- 1OB WHITK BUICK, BOATMAN'S SWOP Office Machines 'our speed. Fully equipped. Must »el 9000; New Shrewsbury. U»l FORD — Country Squire wxson ,11 671-1(68. IIEVIIOLET 1995 -- Impaia lour-dcor SEW JERSEY'S LARGEST MARINE • BOOKKEEPING Liberal Company Benefit* Take over low weekly bank payment ardtop. FSI1 power. No cash needed. 1953 PLYMOUTH - Btallon wagon, ii '!> VOLKSWAGEN Asking *4 SUPPLY HOUSE. ALL YOUR BOAT- s KEYPUNCH Of »7.». MONMOUTH MOTORS* HW ONTIAC 1964 — Four-door sUtlol 50,000 original mik-g. Standard ahl! ING NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF. Appfy In person to store manager • gon. NO MONEY DOWN. Tak AKE OVEK PAYMENTS ol 115.40 per 1125. Call M2-2974 evenings <>d tmnBiwrtatton. Call after 4, 74 • CALCULATING 36. Eatontown. 542-2414. ver payments or $12.60 per week •ek. BONDEU AUTO SALES. Rl. 35. EVINRUEE OUTBOARD MOTOR rptune. 774*100. SALES, NEW AND U8ED. EXPERT CHEVROLET 166! _ Two-door »demi IUADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER, Bt 1965 CAPRICE CHEVROLET — Irr AIMULAC 1862 — sodan DeVlll REPAIRS ON EVINRUDE, JOHNSON IF you c in work s weelt or two FRANKLIN SIMON NO MONEY DOWN. Take over pay 5. Neptune. 774(MKJO. :ul«te. Sacrifice. »2.250. 10-6, "261 'actory air. No caah needed. TAK: ur several months at a time, we MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER PEUGEOT 403 — Four-door se i After 6 p.m. 721-9166. AND ALL OMC PRODUCTS1 . PROMPT mentl of J8.4O per week. BRADLE\ an, radio, heater, aun roof. Afomf VER PAYMENT of (12.90 per wee SERVICE. 24 WHARF AVE.. RED have Immediate assignments avail- EATONTOWN DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt. 35. Neplune :HRYS1.EH 1004 — Convertible. Kul :ONDEU AHTO SALES. Rt. 36, Ne able In the auburbs or downtown. 'Ower. No C«B!I needed. TAKE OVE age condition. |250. Consider trade jne. 774-6700. BANK. 7I1-57S0. iENERAL H0U6EW0RKER — Full 774-6O0O. AYMENTS of 115.60 per week. BO? power tools or what have you Full power. No Ci»h needed. TAKE OPEN SUN. AND HOLIDAYS [me. Live out. Like ctllfciren. No cook- JAGUAR - 1W0. MK 2. 3.B litre se 'El! ALTO SALES, Rl. 35, Neplum •hone 671-5922. OVKR PAYMENTS or J7.4U per week. PR -4 — 1963 — Green, radio, tonnoai 9 A.M. TO 1 P.M. Top Rates • Weekly Pay ig. References. After 7. 812-2430. 74-6700. BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 3S, Nep ^.000 miles. (1,250. Call dan. Four-door. Excellent cotidl'.loi :ORVE'i"rE—1B57. (Clasalc). Mint con- tune 714-67(10. 666-7449 BASb BOAT — Roomy. 75 h.p [ATl'RE WOMAN COMPANION FOR CaU 4K-J812. Mi OLDSMOBILE, SUrllre. convtr on. New paint. Three-apeed. 283 cu Gray. ^0 gaUon tarfc. Bought bigger LDERLT WOMAN. Lliht housekeep- CHEVROLET 1W4—Impala, four-doo ble with air conditioning. Full powe 250 h.p. Asking 11,095. Call 775-0404 PONTIAC 1962 — Canverlitile. Not on 965 VALIANT _ Station Wagon, 5,00 boat. Make otier. Call anytime. 881 ng. Sleep-In. Polish speaking preferred. hardtop. Full power. No c«sh needed ,oad(c! with extras Including powc .•AD1LLAC 1M4 — Coupe DeVllle. NO rent of your own ci.?h nrccssary d rules. (1745. BOB WHITE BUICK, Ne' 1746. 8T-6789. TAKS OVER PAYMENTS or J11.60 pe; 'tndows, power seal, power steerln .1ONEY DOWN. Take over payment! Bjink will finance S795 at 19.60 weekly. hrewsbury. MANPOWER nd brakes, tinted window, and mor Call ctillrtM. 1.I1-71U0, OASIS MOTORS, 23' MIHMB SEA SKIKF _ 110 Chrysler ORGAN PLAYER WANTED Week. BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt 35 117.40 per week. BRADLEY D1S Rt. », Sayrevllle. ADILLAC UM — DeVllle, four-dooi Marine enpine, in water, make offer Between ages of 14 arM 17 Neptune. 7T4-«70O. This low mileage car ifl In excellen XIIJNT CENTER, Rt. 35, Neptune ardtop. all power and alr-condltlonln Call 747.4173 or see at Angler's ilarlna, 4 West Front St., Red Bank 4)ndltion. Must sell. Call 741-8282 silt T4-SKKK). DODGE 19S1—Lancer four-door sedan. OW mileage. Original owner, Exce 6ea Bright. \ call 787-1 ra FORDS — DEBIRE INTERESTE p.m. No money down. W95 full price. BEL lonal condition. t«O0. Call M4-65U fi ANTED-HOUSIKEEPER — Flva PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PA1I >ES1RE~INTERESTED PARTTES^TO 20' CHRIS-CRAFT SEA 8K1FF—198 EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES - Ap- ays H week. Cleaning, cooking. Fond 5UICTKS — DESIRE INTEREBTEf ake over payments of Foreign snd MONT MOTORS. 365 Msple Ave. (R ppotntment. MINTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS 'ARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY 35i. Red Bank. 741-6778. 165 h.p. Chrla-Craft. V-8. Bhlp-to-shoi ply In person. Trie Shore Msnor Diner, f children. ISO. Call Wween 7 and > CALL MR. SHELLY, M2.2414. MON ktmestlo automobiles. Easy payments 962 DODGE DART — Six cylinder and aonar. Navy top with side cu Hwy. 35, Keyport. m. 741-37M. M0T0R8 JENTC ON REPOSSESSED CARf rranged, special deals lor horns own 1959 FORD — Two-door hardtop, auto- iulomatic, power ateerlng, air condl- tains and back cover. Full Coat- DEALER. ' AUTHORIZE L MR. SHELLY, 542-2414, MON rs. Cull Mr. Shelly, 542-2414. Men- matic. Good condition, while. Call aftet ioned. Good condition. (475. 542-4108, Guard approved cushions, hesfl and DOMESTIC — Days. Year roural cham- 1FFICIENT, REUABLE cleaning 1OUTH 11OTORP, AUTHORIZE] noutli Motors. 6 p.m. 941-4987. anchor with line. Asking 12,0X1. 711 bermaid. Apply Shore Point Inn Hotel, voman with Iransportatlon, two hours FORD 1964—Gslaxle two-door hardtop lEALER. CADILLAC 1983—8eUan deVllle. Pal 0003. Hwy. 35. Hailet ally and rive houra on Friday. Write Full power. 119S* NO MONEY DOWN 963 FALCON — Four-door, automatic 1950 WILLYS STATION WAGON - lory air conditioning. NO MONE >.O. Box 215. lllddletown N.J. Give BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt 36, Nep 962 TEMPEST CONVERTIBLE - rake over low weekly bank payments 1960 Lark convertible. Best offer. Call DOWN. Take over payments ol (19.4 14' FIBERGLASS — X h.p. electric OTHER'S HELPER - Live In. Prl iame, address and telephooa wbsr* tune 774-«!0O. Mack with black Interior. Whltewa! if »10.95. MONMOUTH MOTORS. Hwy 787-1777. per week. BRADLEY DI8C01NT CEN starting motor. New cushions. Trail-.ler, vate room, Working parents. Five days. 'ou csn be leached. .nU magnesium wheels. Four speec '1, Eatnntown. 542-2414. TER, Rt. 35, Neptune. 774-9000. skis. Excellent condition. Complete 50 minutes New York. Salary ar- lood condition. Must lell. 1800. Cal CHEVROLET 19«3 — Impaia foul price S535. T4T-2t7S. ranged. References required. 56e-S304 ALES AND OFFICE - A|« 30 10 It. 874511 M2 CORVAIR MONZA • Convertible. door hardtop. NO MONEY DOWN. 1959 FORD WAOON — Black, full Mon. to Fhura. after 6. I.J. driver's license. Resident el MM- AUTOS FOR SALE wtomatlc. 1850. Call Take over payments of 110.20 per week. tower, nlne-psasenger, B425. IS H. P. EVINRUDE - Speed twin ;letown area. No experience necessary, ILDSMOBILE 1960 — Four-door hal 5M-13S8 BRADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt. 291-2643. motor. Best ofrer. lome nlgtit work. Good salary. Apply op. NO MONEY DOWN. Take 0\ 39, Neptune. 774.9OOO, WAITRESSES — Excellent year.round tayment of $3.20 per week. BRAE ORD 1963 — XL convertible. Four- 1964 BUICK — Wildcat, four-door, hai 741-UM n person to Prank Btiee SporU Mart, ,EY DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt. 3! teed transmission. Full power, No CHEVROLET — 1968 Impaia convert- top. (1675. BOB WHITE BUICK, Nl IH9 BARBOUR—36 h.p. Johnson, 1376. position! available. Pleats apply In 8+3 Hwy. 35. lllddletown. leptune. 774-8000. ' i»h needed. TAKE OVER PAY- ible V-8. automatic, power steertQf, Shrewsbury. 15' Glaaspar, 40 h.p. Evlnnide, S43B. WAITRESSES — Four. Apply In per- CARS WANTED JENTS of 111.30 per week. BONDEU snow tires on extra wtieels, (390. 566-1993 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION — 18 h.p. Evlnrude, |7t. MH1M3. person. No phona calls. Howard John* son. All shifts. Ilermeld Diner, Hwy. 960 FORD SUNLINER — Light blm lUTO SALES, Rt. 35, Neptune, 774- 9415. 36, Leonardo. ^ >ower brakes and steering, full .700. HarUtop convertible. Good transporta- 20" OLD TOWN — 7S Evlnrude, dual, TOP DOLLAR PAID Quipped. 1375. Call 871-2493. CHEVY II 19«2 — Four-door. Full! tion, First (100 takes it. Call 747-9037. trailer, 1ML. Call eon Restaurant, Rt 35. Mlddletown. WANTED — Woman to work full time 9«6 DATSUN 8PORTS CAR — 8,000 equipped. MM. NO MONEY DOWN. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN — Like new, all 94«-»74 i medical office In UlddletowD area. 'LYMOUTH 1965 — Fury, tour-doo illes. Cost 12100. Contact Ron Truai BONDEU AUTO SALES] Rt 39, Nep- rrlte "A.D.". BOE 520. Red Bank. $100 over book for clean arldtop. Full power. No cash needed 2-9477 tune. 774-4700. Lccessorles. Best offer. CaU 14' STARUNER — Fully equipped. 40 'AKE OVER PAYMENTS or $14.20 pe 671-9391 h.p. Evlnrude Lark. Ward's trailer. LINING MAKERS PART-TIME SALESWOMAN — In w mileage, new tires, radio. De RAMBLER 1963 — Fully .. Radio, healer, power steering am Tacoma runabout. 28 h.p. McCultoch clubs with (op bands. The ability to ransportatlon to Hwy. 34, Matawan. 741-6778 )EALER. ndable. Call 747-1341 after 6:30. J695. NO MONET DOWN. BONDE brakes. Very good condition. (300. Ca]electric starter alternatei. New this twist helpful but not esentlal. Phone Isll Mrs. Sbarbaro. MUHM. for ap- AUTO SALES, Rt 39, Neptune. 774- 671-9108 alter 4:30 p.m. yesr, 1730. Call 872-16(0. write Maryann Cervo, 22 Prospect olntment. LYMOUTH 1984 — Four-door Matloi i^RD 1964—Custom 500 two-door. Ful- . Keyport. 656-5454. •agon. NO MONEY DOWN. Take ove y equipped. No cash needed. TAKE 6700. 2V CUSTOM CABIN BOAT — Sleeps DENTAL ASSISTANT - RECEPTION- taymeMa of 17.80 per weeV. BRADLE VER PAYMENTS of J7.4O per week. 18S7 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE - five. Head and galley. Asking I1JO0. WAITRESSES WANTED - Luncheon IST. Ilatawan oirlce. Will train. Reply MSCOUNT CENTER, Rt. 36, Neptun ONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 36, Nep-In (ood condition. Rebuilt 2S3 Hurst TRUCKS FOR SALE Call S4MH2. U a.m. to 3 p.m. Must be over U. to "B.A.", Box 520, Red Bank. 74-eooa me. 774-«7<». Experience necessary. Apply Pleaaant Uiree-ipetd, radio and heater, powei MUST SE-LL — 1964 DODOE — Four BOOKKEEPER - MACHINE OPERA- B«3 FORD — Qalult convertible. Take steerln(. (3S0. S42416T, between i and SAMPSON — 11' plywood runabout. 90 Valley Inn Hwy. 34, Holmdal, between TION AND GENERAL OFFICE WORK. whe*l drive pickup with B' snow plow. h.ii. Mercury trailer. Hull needs llttls and ( p.m. iver lvw weekly bank payment* of 7 p.m. CaU «71-»15. APPLY SHEHADI RUO CO., RT. 36, NEW LOW AUTOS FOR SALE 10.98. MONMOUTH MOTORS, Hwy. work. Motor A-L Asking SH0. Call SEA OUT. 5, Eatontown. &42-M14. UM FORD THUNDERERD — Eice 741-IOM. lent cwndltlon, equipped. Must tell MUST SELL .« LYMAN SKIFF — HARK 28A SEWING MACHINE 5IRL WANTED — For dry cleaning MERCEDES 300 SE. (379. 15 Maplewood Ave., Ruroson. I960 Chevrolet step-van track. Ni )lant. 8teady work, pleaaant •urround- PRICES r Mercury Super Hurricane. Steering and ant to order new? 1,000 lest price OLDSMOBILE 1M4 — U four-Uool paint, new Urea, good shape. CaU 74: controls, with trailer, ready for water, OPERATORS ngs. Vacation, benefits. Apply Top Hat lan U. 8. dealer. Better deal on 600 739. S3M. CaU 2641829. Meanen. Hwy. 38, Mlddletown. 45 CHEVROLET JI395 CLOSE OUT erles. 946-4431. hardtop. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over payments of SU.20 per week. 1928 FORD PICK—UP — InclUrJea I CENTAL ASSISTANT — Red Bank. W Englnt, Automatic BRADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt MUST SELL — II' Thompson, 40 h.p.Atl aectlons-Steady work-Benefit*. Piece mil time: will train. Apply In person 'ONTIAC 19«4—Bonnevllle station wss- tra motor and other parts. New pal: Evlnrude. A-l, In water. Many extras. work with minimum. n. Full power. Factory air. No cash 35. Neptune. 774-9000. Best offer. Call 232-O37H. oday only. Dr. J.J. OREXNBERO. '«5 CHEVELLE \\11S SALE!! •edetl. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ot Trailer. Free docking. X00. 711-151! 1 E. Front St., Red Bank. •Moor Sedan 4.90 per week. BONDEU AUTO 1964 CHEVROLET IVCPALA — (1,095 I960 CHEVROLET »i — TON TRUC1 121 RUNABOUT LONG BRANCH MFG. If45 RENAULT S 195 Orlainal owner. Four-door. Elcht-cylln- MOTHER'S HELPER — Plv« days a *4 BEL-AIR $1395 IALB9, Rt. 35, Neptune. 774-«7OO. Best offer With 10 h.p. Johnson COMPANY, INC. Dauphlne, white, 7,000 mlln. der standard. Call 741-1298. CaU 7(7-1777. Call 747-2696 week. 9 to S. t» week. Hailet ana. Statin Wooon »M VOLVO — Completely rebuilt. In, Chlldren'i Coats Own transportation. tUtUH 1S58 VOLKSWAGEN — Good transpor- 20 3rd Av.. Lorn Branch 44 IMPAIA (M«5 1*44 YOLKSWAOIN S119S ood condition. Call after 6 p.m. 204 tation. (299 or beat offer, Call 5M-0O2 1C FIBERGLASS FLEET-CRAFT - Sunroof, green. 216. MOTORCYCLES 40 h.p. Johnson, electric starting, boat, 222-«M3 Sport Coup* after 6 p.m. motor and trailer, |7M. lluet sell. T41- HELP WANTED-MALE t.AMBLER I960. — Four-door. Fully 1917, after 6 p.m. ASSISTANT TEACHER — For private 41 CADILLAC $2345 1*44 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 quipped. No money down. Full price BUICK 1963 — Wildcat convertible. 19M HONDA — 300CC Scrambler, el nursery school. Morning session. Three Station wooon 1500, J-door, wtlltt R'H. Full power. No cash needeH. TAKE ConvtrtlMt 298. BELMONT MOTORS, 365 Maple cellent condition, 1,500 miles. CaU (71 ir RUNABOUT - With 10 n.p. Johnson or (Ive days. Commence 8epL Write ive. mt. 351, Red Bank. 7414m. OVER PAYMENTS of (1.90 per week. 2636. Call AX.11, Box 530, Red Bank. SHIPPING DEPARTMENT 43 IUICK $ o*s 1*44 JAAI S 195 BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 38, Nep- 747-269} 2-door, sedan, blue, 3-spted. UST SELL! 1903 Pontisc Tempest, tune. 7744700. 1968 MO-PED - Low mileage. Firs' WANTED — Three (Iris to work part, Help wanted. Experience not necessary. Special, Moor Sedan awner. Must sell. Best offer. Call 171 time evening* from • to 9 p.m. Ex- We will train. Apply 'wo-door, stick, excellent condition, 19*5 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE — It' BOAT — AH brass sorews, I h.p 43 CHEVY II $ «95 1*44 ALFA ROMEO $1495 'all 747-0398 any time. 5231. Johnson, oars, anchor, extinguisher, perlenced on Lewis button machine and Spyder, white, R/H. Station wagon. Nine passenger. Power etc. Asking S2M. Call 291-1244. %e»ce buttonhole machine. Apply Bel- LUCY SPORTSWEAR Moor Automatic 1HEVROLET 1M6 — Impaia lour-door steering. Radio, heater. Under 12.00C ford Coal Co.. 331 Main Bt.. Bslford. 7» West Front II, Red Bank 1*43 VOLKSWAStN $ 995 aratop. NO MONEY DOWN. TAKI miles. Can transfer new car warranty, IS' INBOARD OPEN SKIFF - With- 43 FORD $|o95 MOBILE HOMES 7»7-J*n. 2-door, stdan, white. iver payments of 911.30 per week. Must sell. Call M6-9O&2 after 7 p.m out motor. Bsst offer. Call Goloxlt Stdan 787-OS24. NURSES AIDES — t a.m. to 3 p.m. HIOHLY REWARDING career In IRADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt. 19«4 CHEVROLET — Imrxila, six pas 1962 GREAT LAKES — Double . sales. Immediate, high Income. For a 1*42 VOLKSWAGEN $ 795 5, Neptune. 774-900O. pando screen porch, 93000. Call 7s7 and 3 p.m. lo 11 p.m. Five-day week. 43 RtkMBLER $ 175 (2). 2-door, red. senier wagon. tlSH. BOB WHIT' Benefits. Apply In person, Brookdale prompt, confidential Interview send a 9M JAGUAR — XK140. ConverUble BUICK New Shrewsbury. 9351. Nursing Home, Hwy. 35, Hailel. postcard with your name, address amd 4-door Automatic 490. Call 711*8*2, IUSINESS NOTVCiS phone number to Mr. Budkofsky, Box 1*42 VOLVO $ 995 CHEVROLET 1986 — Impaia two-doo: ,962 PACEMAKER — 56x10. Two tied MOTEL CLERK — Part time. Apply 42 VOLKSWAGEN $ (95 2-door in, white, 4 speed. after 7 p.m. hardtop NO MONEY DOWN. Takl •ooms, large bath. Ideal location. Sel 94, Deal, N.J. in lot. Shrubs and cyclone fence. (3,- JAMES GUERRIERO Sunset Motel. IADILLAC I960—Coupe deVllle. Full over payments of (14.20 per week General contractor and equlpmenl 261-4600 MAN — To service established year- 42 STUDEBAKER $ 795 1*42 VOLKSWAGEN $ 150 lower. No cash needeH. TAKE OVER BRADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER, Rl 100. Call 787-9523. round retail laundry and dry-cleaning Convertible, red. rental. Excavating, fill dirt, top soil DENTAL ASSISTANT - Chalrslde el to-Ton Pick-up •AYMENTS of J7.7O per week. BON- 35. Neptune. 774-9000. Sewer and water lines. Hauling. Bpetlc route. Experience not required. Mar- )EU AUTO SALES, Rt. 35, Neptune. perlence. Full time, permanent post ried man preferred. Apply S to I a.ra. 1*41 PEUGEOT $ 450 SUNBEAM ALPINE — 1963 Set l WANTED AUTOMOTIVE tanks built and cleaned, Dry wells, tlon. Send complete resume stating agt 42 OLDSMOBILE $ 095 74-6700. drains, laterals, trenching. Masonry or 4 to 5 p.m. Donald's Laundry, 44 4-door, gray, 403. top-notch condition. Ron and hard topi nnci experience to "B.O.," Box 520, Marlon Kt,, Red Banh. Dynamic "M" '"ORD 1960—Station wagon. Full now- Set of new snow tires, many extra; 1984 SIX-CYLINDER 8TATION WA and carpentry alterations. ReU Bark. 42 IMPALA $1095 1*41 VOLVO $ 4*5 r. No money down. tl»5. BELMONT J115O. Cal! 666-2046. ON — Low mileage. No dealers. Cl 787-9387 CAR WASHERS — Part-Urns week- Sport Coupe 544 2-door, 4-speed, while. UOTORS, 365 Maple Ave. (Rt 35), Ite 741-4377. WALTER'S TRUCKING — Odd Jobs. 100 LADIES WANTED ends. Experienced preferred, but not !ank. 741-4778. CHEVROLET 1964 — Station wasoi necessary. Must be at least 17 years 40 IMPALA. $ 795 1*59 VOLVO $ 550 Full power. No cash needed. TAK USED CARS — Station wagons, pic Attics and cellars cleaned. Light hau Who can work 15 hours a week. Flex- Ing. Call 566-2960 for InlormatloH. old. Apply Country ludser Car Wash, 5*4, block, 4-ipeed. 961 TRIUMPH TR 3-Cood condition OVER PAYMENTS of 19.40 per wee ups. Crown (Opposite Two Guys), Ml ible hours. Earn to $30(50 a wee Mlddletown. Sport Coupe paint. RaUlo, heater. Call 291 BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 35, Ne] dletown. 671-9944. Mr. Dwyer. servicing established customers on i 620. Ulne. 774-6700. OAS HEAT IS BEST!! — theapesl Fuller Brush route In local area. Also, REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON — 59 PONTIAC $ 395 GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN too. Free survey. GILLEN HEATINQ, 842-2078 or 842-230*...... „.. ,,.* ^fcree unit managers. Call Experienced. Busy tlfhway location. 59 IELAIR $ 95 snciAL AMERICAN — AND SPORTS CARE Multiple Listings. CABEra AOINCT, AUTO RENTALS AUTO RENTALS AT MONMOUTH MOTORS. INC., Hwr. Hwy. 36. Hazlet. Mlllt H42 TURD 35. Eatontown. M2-2414. LAWN MAINTENANCE EXPERIENCED UPSTAIRS MAID— McCARthy Red Convertible. Lawns cut and trimmed. Rellabli Wanted for year-round, live-In Job 1 Wire Wheels. All Power. irvlce. Call 747-1881. Rumson. Mud like children and hav $3.10 PER HOUR recent reference*. Call 842-1166. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BACKHOE-BULLDOZINBACKHOEBULLDOZNO — ToTopsop l CHEVROLET gravel, mowing; septiseti c ttankk workk. BBarr* EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — NEED 41 MEN TO START WORK 17H' SPSED BOAT — Old Mahogan) jjamll n BryaBryann , t71t71-»»5- . Ovtr 21. Apply In person, Petenon's IMMEDIATELY. CALL FOR APPOINT- AUTHORIZED RED BANK Tralltr and canvas with It. Good condl Restaurant. 183 Riverside Ave., Red MENT. tloa (300. 741-9880 after « a.m. CLEAN CELLARS. YARDS, GARAG Bank. H70 or MMM4 CHEVROLET DEALER — Have truck. Light hauling. CaU after AUTO IMPORTS SAV-COAT 3 p.m. 741-214». SECRETARIAL POSITION — Five- EMPLOYMENT - rsrt-Ume and Mil HWY. 34 WE MEAN BUSINESS Apply In Person IOUUI Motots. M2-2414. SEACOAST LEASING MA88AOE — By experienced masseur. C'rtar-Wallaca, Inc. TURRET LATHE OFBRATOR — Ex- Residence or hotel outoilla. Call S42 Half Acre Rd. Cranbury. N. 3 perienced. Make own setup, read prints. McCARthy 4254. An equal opportunity employer Call 284.5359. EXPERIENCED SPRAY PAINTER — 100% GUARANTEE 210 NEWMAN SPRING RD., RED BANK . CHEVROLET For production work, with overtime WAITRESSES — Wantetl. Fart time, EMPLOYMENT full time. Call and other benefits. Apply In person. EXIT 10* GARDEN STATE PARKWAY 741.1134 158 1st Av... Atl.ntU Hlejhlandi HELP WANTED-FEMALE 787-964S ~itey Metal Products, 1 Catherine SI, ON ALL USED CARS 291-1101 »RX OPERATORS - Have openings AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SAl£ !•< or 3-11 shifts. Full or part time, FLOOR GIRL ll-i 700. (More Classified Adi SECRETARY—Minimum five years ex- On 11M Next Page) Over 100 to Choose From For Turnlns-M&rklDf-Exsunlnlng. Steady perience. Proficient typlni and short- 'U CADILLAC '64 IUICK work, benefit!. land skills. Familiar with use ot die. 65 CHEVY tatlng equipment. Salary commen- HELP WAOTED-MALE Setjon DeVllle Le Solve Station Impolo Convertible. LONG BRANCH MFG. surate with ability. 7U-3900. Full power. Air Cond. Wagon. Very clean. Mint Nut. Black lop. WANTED FOR MURDER COMPANY, INC. LEGAL SECRETARY—Title work and •lack vinyl top. Full powtr. Fult powtr. Children's Coats general. High responsibility and abili- 20 3rd Ave. Long Branch ty required. Salary to 9100 for rlghf person. Call 787-1863. EXPERIENCED $5695 $1895 $2395 BAYSHORE CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH 2229S45 HAL I8TATK SALES PERSON - DEPENDABLE WOMAN - Care for Experienced. Busy highway location. children of teaching mother. Own tram CAR POLISHER 'U CADILLAC JERRY BARATTA & LOU LERNER — OWNERS, FOR porlallon. Call • to 3 p.m. MS-7917. '65 FORD '65 FORD lultlple Listings. CASEY'S AOENCY, Due to rapidly expanding service Coupe DtVlllt. Full Hwy. 35, HlHet 2M-S441 LIVE IN — Woman retired on Social Country Squire. Goloxlt department, we require additional power. Air Cond. Full powtr. NEED MONEY to outfit children for Security, to cook breakfast anil dinner. Station wagon. Character referenoea. Call 842-O9M. MM Mut. Full Like now. SLASHING PRICES school? Pleasant, profitable, part-time help to betttr urve our cus- employment with world's largest cos- $4*95 $2595 metic company. Call 741-4343 or write WOMEN—PART TIME tomers. Kltson Chevrolet with Its $2195 Mrs. Margaret Oulotta, P.O. Box 659.Nights 6 p.m. to 11:20 p.m. Permanen new modern facilities offers: Red Bank. office cleaning work In Mlddletown 'U CADILLAC '65 FORD TO ROCK-BOTTOM building. Good pay. No experience e PROFIT SHARING PAYROLL CLERK necessary. For Interview apply Thurs., e RETIREMENT PROGRAM Conv. Air Cond. Country Sodon. '64 OLDS Aug. 18, S p.m. to 7:30 p.m. American Full power. Nine paswngtr. Experience and good skills with cal- e PAID VACATIONS Ms Curtail Conv. culator and N.C.R. bookkeeping ma- Legion Hall, 50 Rt. 33. Es ton town. Silver pearl. Full powtr. Located lame building with Eatontown Full 1 $ 95 :h!nes. Apply Atco Ceramics, Hwy. 35, e SICK LEAVE Radio A TV. $2395 $1795 Ceyporl. ' e UNIFORMS $4795 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS JOUNTER HELP WANTED — Apply In e INSURANCE Eatontown Dress Mfg. ierson One Hour Mtrtlnlzlnf, Belford. '64 CHEVY '65 FALCON Phons 642-3555 No phone calls. e HOSPITALIZATION '64 CADILLAC ACCOUNTING CLERK — Established Bltcaynt. Station Convertible. Slue. 69 CAR WASHERS: FULL TIME ONLY See Mr. Joe Holsey, Klfwn Chevro- Sedan. Full power. Wajon. Wtiltt. Red Block top. — Girls. IB to 25. for detailing cars: company leeka person with clerical, ac- Air conditioned. counting or bookkeeping background. let, Highway 3t, Eatontown (next Interior. Full power. Low mileage. cleaning Inside windows and outsids drying. No experience necessary. Good Call 531-1600, Ext. 35, or Ext. 28. to Motor Vehicle Station). - $3295 waxes. Apply Country Sudser Car COSMETICIAN — Experienced, for full $1595 Wash. Hwy 35. Middletown. time employment In large pharmacy $1695 laving major treatment and fragrance OVER EXECUTIVE SECRETARY lines. Salary depends upon experience •62 CADILLAC '62 BUICK Experienced person with good skills. ind ability. Apply In person or^ call Convertible. Bronie. Inlerviewn msy be arranged after resu- [or appointment. 671-0330. Special. Station Wagon. '63 CHEVY WMre lop. me submitted or application filed. Ap- Full powtr. V4. Full power. Impaia Convertible. ily Atco Ceramics," Hwy. 35, Keyport, Rtal thorp. $135 A WEEK SALARY Air Cond. Full power. INSURANCE SECRETARY — Experl ALERT $1895 Real clear. COST enced In all phase*. Excellent salary To start work Immediately. No ex- $1295 xAentlal, and working conditions. Ap- perience necessary. We will train you. '62 CHEVY ily giving experience nnd references. Call for appointment, 741(019 or S66- YOUNG '60 CADILLAC Belolr Coupt. Write "A S.", Box 520, Red Bank. 5514. '62 CHEVY II \ Full power. COST WILL BE SHOWN IF REQUESTED Convertible. While. DENTAL ASSISTANT —- Comrietant, Station wagon. \ ) Low mlltooe. Black top. Red PAYROLL CLERK •ellable person. Dental office, Red Bank Extra clean. iren. Send rennmc s.vlng upc, <|intILlI- MAN Interior. Very sharp. $1295 $1195 ASSISTANT :atlons to "B.M.", Box 520. Red Bank, $1295 WOMAN TO WOniC In piiarin a iTy" With Car four ntgliln a week. I'tcaoe write staling ist bf fnmllllar wllh aiMIng marliinp qualifications to '"B.7..", Box 520. Itert ORDER YOUR '67 MODEL NOW! Will t>e top payroll nasistant. Kxcel- Bank. 100% FINANCING Icnt opportunliy with rellnblc firm. to work' in our Dispatch Da- TWO WAITRESSES - For lunclir LONG BRANCH MFG. tte. Apply aftfr 2 p.m., In pers partmsnt. Mutt h*v» good driv- WE FINANCE OUR OWN CARS t Alice's LunrhrnnejU-. BOO Hiirr FIRM PRICES WILL BE GIVEN COMPANY, INC. niry Ave.. New flhrewsliury. Children's1 CoatH ing record, neat appearance end !0 3rd Ave. Long Hratich WANTED — A iiinture wn fo 222-0R45 •nl hmisrwork nmt simple a good command of EngliiK. 5- p fl No clill.i WAITHEUHEfi" - i'ftrl or full tlitu". iaoi\ salnry. own ro nd bnth. Write day week, car allowance and We Finance Full Price Even If You Have 2 Loans \pply 'n person. FringB hpneflts. liut- " t 5 M tnwdmt Manor, Hwy. M Matawan. benefiti. Steady employment, vo-dny wt-ck. CHII 1(1-11 a.m. RED Ai^ESl7\l)Y - Kxperienrrd, part- chance for advancement. 4EAC0AST CASH WE WILL GIVE CASH lip ine, yr-ar round. Pleass do not phone. 2 p.m. !HB-!W,«. Ipply Four Beaflons Oift Shop, Mon- AUTO SALES nth Shoppln)C_Ce_nter. _ _. llper MnrkPt, 36 Main Bt., Apply in person DOWN BACK FOR OLD CAR NU TAPE loME TiTIflT — AddrPris envelopes, Kl Serving Now Jtney Ovtr 41 Ytori NO i ho In rlr. Munt hnve car and typ«- (2/ rltfr. Phnnrt 2'12-MOH between 0 and On Monday, August 22 and the •M p.m. lorp-ln of llu ..till.lifi.. 071 W)72. oalance of that w«ak to John BANK EASY LADIES IKWINO MACIUNK OPERATOIIM. EX •'or part-time work, any hniirn. Earn 'KIUENCBD. UNION SHOP. VAC A Famulaty. 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK 12.25 per hour working in local arm. MONB. PUI.L HENEF1TH. DltHHlR RATES j TERMS 'ar and plume necessary. For Inter- U'OKTHWKAIt. INC. '.'IT HK1IK1K EXIT 109 GARDEN STATE PARKWAY (RED BANK) BAYSHORE view call 583-1313, S66-3019, 462-1074. t\VE.. RED BANK, 747-13T3. THE DAILY REGISTER W0-3W7. N1AN ~U-i Monday 'lhntugh~'Fr^ CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH WOMEN -- No pxiiertprinn nroriiary. lay. Light hounffwork and care ot two 741-1234 "ril f P.M. •HI i P.M. Yeiir-rounrt. Counter work. Part and •lilldrrn after urtiool. Own lrann,Mirta- 40 Iroad St. Had lank 1st A/e. 291-9200 Allanlic HigMands rull-time, I>«y or fvenlnfa. I>o| Houie ktn. Recent references. Call 542-5001 Restaurint. Hwy 30, Mlddletown, after ft p.m. THE DAILY REGISTER KEL? WAtfTED-MAU HELP THE FAMILY CIRCUS lyltl KMM unmtmm nuawam uoutu ttm lew l&_WedntftdAy, Aug. 17, 1966 CLQTHINSMAN tt AMU -» t^BlMa tnm UU Lab OPPORTUNITY ATTENTION HELPWANTED-MALE La ret national wnetra U ttputfJni. This la a dtal Tou hav* b*«n look- GREEN GROVE GARDENS view. Furnished, tut. Leasa imtU Jur» Need two men wtw> bftvt torn* uieetu Int for. Join Amtrlca'i ntwsit r*> 30th. - ; m«tUng peopli. Mutt M married, po»- talltr of ratn'i tad boyt' clothing. OFFSET PRESSMAN sesi r-'od appearanc* and ambition. Com* with ui aa aaalstant manaftr. FOUR ROOMS-$115 slIDDLETOWN — Batata area. Llvf DUPLICATION TECHNICIAN You will b« manager of one of our like a kln(. Uvlnl room with fire- Work In buiy duplications depart- (ONI BEDROOM) place. Exquisite barroom. Two bet $125 PLUS tinIU in th« .iprlnf. Excellent atari- w0 mvnt. Optrtts Davidson 500 pr*«i Ing aalary and numeroui other ->V Fiv» Roomt (Two Bidroomi) $140 rooms, t baths. Patio. Share swlra* and other types of reproduction and company benefit!. No relocating mini pool. Unfurnished, U10 monthlr. duplicatlnf equipment. Previous ex- APPLY nereaaary, but available for men • EfficUncy (2'/> Rooms) $ 9S Must have yearly lsaae. perience essential. Excellent com- CRYSTAL MOTOR LODGE who llht tn travel. Renllemrn. Ift pany paid fringe benefits. HWY. 35. EATONTOWN ua talk thla over with you now. 1WI1C CUm FOR TENANT! ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Scenic Di. Apply to Personnel D«pt. Wed., Aug. 17. 10:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m Call Jim Huriaon at 364-M39 or ap- HEAT, COOKING ait. HOTWATCR AND AIR CONDITIONING Beautiful, fltht year old, iinturnlshej ABK FOR MR. GOBEY ply in person. Sultomat Corp., c/o T.V. snd phone outltta, 12 cu. !L rafrllerators, parkin* anil walk-In storsjte home Living room with fireplace. Three CARTER-WALLACE, Inc. SALE CO-ORDINATORS J. M. Ftelan. Rt. 35. Hailct. lacllltles. Bpacloua rooms, larie cloasls. Walk lo shopplna plaia, busts and bedrooms, three baths. Electric kllchea. Half Acre Road Crtnbury. N. J, Must hitve good background in produi •cnool. family room. Terrace. Two-car (aratt YOUNG MEN~ SERVICE STATION )230. Year's lease required. An equil opportunity employer tion crheiiulTni anrt-or Inventory contn well Ha administrator's ablltty ASSISTANTS — Full and part-tlm DIRECTIONS: Oarden ital. Exit nj u> 3t, east on 38 to Airport Bhopplni Bt'PERlNTENDENT - PART TIME handle small department. Sfnd n evenings. Apply In person. Mayer's P aij. turn lelt, then Iwo blocks to model apUtment. From 3J, (J. U. BEACON BEACH — Flve-bedroolp for apartment house in Red Bank, le or write "B.P,," Box 520, R Sunoco Si at lor/, Rt. 3B and Wycoff Rd Fields) to Hulst Ave., turn left on Mrddla Rd.. itraight aiieU home suitable for iroup of teachers. ifust t» abit to male* npatra on Rank Eatontown. *2r>0 monthly. Nicely furnished IU plumbing, healing, electric, etc. Sal- • pollen. Leaie until June 30lh. ary and apartment. "A.O.," Box 620MECHANIC - Volkawagen exptrlen SPOTTKR — MANAGER YOfC I»SiVE~ Phone 264-1846 Bed Bt-^k IN PLANT -- Salary open. Vacatloi cpssary. Encellent working cone with pny, psld hnllrtayii. C*ll 222-600*1 F. A. GEHLHAUS \ COUNTER MAN — Mirrle*. Warn** ins. 40-hour week. Mon -Frl, J100 sa Mrs. Clarkf, for appninimfnl. for Sin wart1 • Drive-In. Nights am ary per week plu* Inrrntive and bent PETS AND LIVESTOCK APARTMENTS * Real Estate weekends. Apply iir per ion, Stewart' " . Cull El hamburger. VOLKI MAN. CONSCICNTIOt ~S~"~AND MX Hwy. 36 Leonardo WA'IEN PARK SHORE, S a.m. B p. TURK •-- To train as manngpr for (Next to Blue A White Bui Tirmlnlp Drlvs-In, Kt. 35. Holmdel. k-mll 98H-0100. city's flnpst dry-cleaning plant. Mum MUST SACRIFICE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two apiarl north of Llly-Tullp. be able lo o>al with the public. Excel- MALE BEAGLE — Ten months ok ments. LEONARDO — Two apartments. 291-0488 i YOUNG MAN — Over 18. htfh ac ORGAN OR BASS PLAYER WANT- lent opportunity for man who la AKC retiattrtd; field champion sire Rents from f9O to S120. unlurnlihed iraduate, for full time work In a de ED. Call after 8 pm. it started. J50. Call 778-7283. 24-Hoiir Telephone Servlct 2*4-3280 clockwatcher and not afraid to work. F. A. GEHLHAUS Iuxe shore area theater. BUrting an Top salary. Call 222-6000, Mrs. Clarke, BEAGLES — AKC, field atock. broke RED BANK - New half dupiei. Tito usher and all-around mm. Excelleni for appofr/tment. and started dofs. Also pupa. Intereste< Real Estate bedroome, 1'-'• baths, living room, kltch- opportunity for ambitious, person t MEN Hwy. 38 Leonardo »>T] and kitchenette. Dryer in cellli. ham theater manage m#i)t. Writ AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN — Muit In quality only call 59&2077. 1 Full time nighti, 6 p.m. • J:30 a.i (Next to Blue A White Bui Terminal) KfHdy ijy Bepl. 1. Nfc* r»ldnti|l B.H ". Box 330. Red Bank. have selling experience at retail-level. neiRtilMiiiiood. Call 741-4427. ^ Permanent floor waxing and Janitor Call Ed Schwartz at T4T-07S7 for 'REE TO GOOD HOMES — 8U-we< 291-0488 DRIVERS work In Mid die town building. No e: inervlew appointment. MAURICE old cute, mixed breed puppies'. Cal KKAN.SRIJRG — Available now, ilk- Steady position prrlence necessary. Tor interview appl SOHWARTZ * SONS, 141 W. Front 5M-8631. 24-Hour Telephone Service room unfLinil«heri house, 152 Twlllglit Pafd vacation Thura., Aug. 11, t p.m. to 7:30 p.mSt.. . Red Bank. Ave., Hent IM plus utllillea. 787-7233. Paid holidays American Legion Hal), 50 Rt. 3ft. Ea LOVEABLE MINIATURE POODLE. WEST EN1>—LONG BRANCH — Tw H os pits Illation1 tontown. Located same building with JANITORS WANTED Starting ial CALL bedroom attractively furntslied ajmr HXu^DlTPLEX — Kitchen, llviigg Insurance program Ealontown Radio ft TV. ary $4160 year. PenslorJ plan, hoipIUl- ment. Tllci hath. Convenient slmppln room, bath. Two bedroom*. Piivtta *»- Itatlon paid by employer. Other bene- AvailablB Sept. 1. 222-7449, trance. Patio, large front and b»(Jk AM union benefits BUTCHERS — rull or part time. Be: BEAGLE PUPPIES - For (ale. Fie! Wonderful advancement opportunities fit). Houri: 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Apply "It's a SHOWER, iin't it?11 PORT MONMOUTH — Three-room yards. Available September 1. 2294M7 Apply Lullaby* Diaper Service, vice store. Apply M ft 8 Meat Mai immediately at Board of Education of- hampion background, AKC. Call an or 747-5712. « ket, 32 W Front St.. Keyport fice. Ihore Regional High School, Mon- Itne. 5M-OT44. apartment. Private. $65. Heat not In 7-11 Main St.. Avon. mouth Park Hwy., Weit Lone Branch. luded. 7(7-7219. SMALL COTTAOE FOR RENT — SliB- HAN WANTED — For Janitorial di SIX MONTH OLD — oerman ahorl FOR RENT — Apartment. Three room! Hble lor couple. George VernelU Lovelt PRODUCTION WORKERS lies. Please apply In person. Ralp BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE haired pointer. Houaebroken. S125. Cal and bath. UnfurMnhe*i. 6 Srjilng St. Rd.. Phalanx. 741-4143. I Beveral openings with sood lncenttvia Frledland * Bra., Inc., Locust 81 767-4571 ted Bank. Water and hec.t aupplled wages after very ihort training. ApplA ~"y Keyporl. SEA BRIGHT WLNTKR RENTAL •- FIRST COOK BUPLOYMINT AOISCY — EsUb- WHITE LEADERS CRAY PET QEEBE Call 6 p.m. ot after, 747-1955. Five rooms. Call between 7 snd ). Alco Ceramics, Hwy. 39. Keyport. INVENTORY CONTROL CL*RK — El llsbtd. A-l location. Paraonnel back- 842-17M. perienced. Opportunity with expand In1 (Tound needed for license. 232-474T. Call THREE ROOMS — First floor. Un- AUTO BODY AND FINDER MAN — Far department atore reataurtnt. Six AND GUTTERS 671-2419 furnished. All utilitleB. Separate en HAXLET — Three-bedroom home, to Vacation, paid holidays. Call company. Liberal benefits. Good paj days, no Sundays, Experienced with FOR LEASE — GuM modern two-bay Bruce Products Inc., Mid Monmoul BEAGLE HOUND DOG - Male, ai« Ttnce. Call 747-3915 or 741-3465. Available September 1. $190. 5M-M1I. quality restaurant. Must have ability service station. Moderate Investment Are efficient, handsome and «aijr to 787-1M2. Industrial Park, New Shrewsbury. 54! to produce superior laucei, gravlei, Paid training. Reasonable rent. Rt Install. Iff gulter-f3.4O, 16'4S44, 20'- montha old, tan and white, $40. Alsc BEAUTIFUL, modern three-room fin VAN — For porttr tnil lifhl factory rm. ftoupa and supervise kitchen help. 35, near Loew'a Prive-In, Haxlet J6.80, 10' leader plpe-|2.90. Pleaie atop large dog house, well made. 7S7-418O. niined apartments. Eatontown Gfl- DEAL — Furnished house, i«v|n work. Steady. JOHN KINKEX * SON, Liberal benefit! Include paid vacation, In and learn about It. Unpalnted leaden rarei, 747-1647 or 741-3213. 44 Apple St.. New Shrewsbury. HE «-MM. PONY — With Ensllih saddle room*, three bertroomi, 2V% bathJ." IA- SHIFT WORKERS hoipltal, medical Insurance, dlacount and gutten in stock at even greater Reasonable. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — First Ave bor Day to June., tliO. Call flflturrigv privilege!. Good salary based on ability STEAK HOUSE Franchise chjln ar*l Sunday a.m. and evening. 531-051?. MECHANIC Earn extra IM a week. Part-tlm seeks operators or Investors for share Call 741-8337. """our-room apartment, 175 per month We need a good man with eipertence and experience. '1th heat and water. Call 291-0566. In trie following: Front end allgrAnenl Three hours a day. Call 291-1617. sites. PARTAKE, Sea Girt. 449-MT6. """RED BANK LUMBER KC REGISTERED FRENCH POO RED BANK — Furnished family house. tuneupi breke work, exhaust systems. YOUNG MAN — For cutting and r< Apply to employment department DLES — Adorable male and lemalf URNISHED — TWO ROOMS AND Central location, electric kitchen, laun- Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank puppies. All black. Reasonably priced. BATH. Immaculate, residential. Private dry. Three air con1itlor*rs. AvatlaMf Apply JU. FIELDS. Auto Dept., 3140 ceivlng room. No experience necessary. AUK- LMh. References. 741-2275, after Hwy. 39, Hulet, between 11 a.m. andApply Devon Knitwear, 395 Wharbnrtor. BAMBERGER'S MONEY TO LOAN OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, :al> M6-795K. entrance. Adult male preferred. Cal I p.m. St.. Long Branch. W2-O315. Etaasware, art objects and bric-a-brac. •fter 5 p.m. 747-1278. 6 p.m. Newark N. J. KC COLUB PUPPIES — table «n NEED MONEY? Immediate cash for anythlne; and every- white. For Immediate aale. Call 91 EVERYONB WELCOME — Long ONE 3-bedroom rental at S125 per n<>. BARBER WANTED — Fulltime. Union RECEIVING CLERK Ask for Mr. Brown thing. Ruscll'a. 23 Eaat Front at-. 741- One 3-bedroom rental at $150 per nln. •ages and hour*. Apply Tommy's-Ba Oale's Keyport Hardware FAST SERVICE! 1693. 5741. Branch, three rooms, bath, unfurnished. b'r Shop. 232 Main St.. Hatawan. SOT- CARPENTER — Experienced owly. .11 utilities Biipplled. 222-0961, 222-1&2O. One 3-bedroom rental at 1225 per mo. 26 W. Front St. Keypoi Call aftar t. FOR HOME OWNERS BEACH AGENCY * •804. After « p.m.. 5*6-1229. UP to (3,000 and mora DINING ROOM — Bedroom, two love- RED BANK — 148 Monmouth St., rear, MAN — Drufitor*. stock, delivery and 5:11-0992 'eats, breakraat room or dinette. Call REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 1400 IU. 35 Hlddletown 671-2127 WANTED — Handyman to take care sales. Apply Dell's Pharmacy, We Ri To consolidate debts (our rooms and bath, Call of email farm, be able to handle SCHOOL BUB DRIVERS WANTED - Or any ottier reason 842-1232, 747-1082. FOR RENT IN UNION BEACH — Four Rd , Fair Haven. Earn extra money. Apply Immediately APARTMENTS roomi and bath. Available Bept, 1. horses and dogs. Apply In person, Low establlahed rates-eaay terml DAK ELECTRO BASS with case. »45 FOUR—ROOM FURNISHED APART Combs Animal Hospital, Shrewsbury at Board of Education Office at Shore 741-MM1 or 77H-6JOO Bass amplifier also. Dial 566-B732 after 8:30 p.m. ; SECURITY GUARDS Regional Hlrti School, Monmouth Park ]4onmouth County Inveatment Corp. MADISON TOWNSHIP MENT — GAB heat. Available Seplem- Ave., Shrewsbury. Hwy., West Long Branch. Hours OF 747-4334. Vr 1. 11 Main St., Keansburg. FOUR—BEDROOM EXECUTIVK S- Full and part time. Matawan area. Ca P.O. Box U Red Bank RURAL SETTING HOME — 2^ bathi. Den with flreplte>. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY and phone essential. Call 482-5757. work: 7:20 a.m. to 7:50 a.m. and 2:50 MAPLE CORNER CUPBOARD — Cor- URNIBHED APARTMENT - Two p.m. to 3:20 p.m. Five-day week'atart FIRST AND IECOND MORTGAGES ner dressing table, glass lop. Swivel MODERN LIVING - roomi. 25 Johnson La., Keamburf, 787- Two-car attached garage. One-tore Executive-type concerned about ad* MEN — 18 to 60 to travel with circus, ln« September 7. IBM. AVAILABLE — Edwin (. Stark. Real chair and gold leaf oval mirror. Comer 4705. land. Ocean Twp. schools, f250 a month. vancement Good education. A sincere No experience necessary. Cooks, wait' Estate A Mortgage Consultant, 2M-4B33. telephone table and seat, colonial ma- CONVENIENT LOCATION Lease or leas* with option. Largl Igt- desire to succeed. Lifetime sales poai- ers, ticket lakers, ushers, candy butch- ORILL MEN and counter- Part-time, GROUND LIVEL, APARTMENT - sumable 5*4 per cent mortstft. Call tlon. No travel. Excellent starting ers. Chevrolet mechanic! with tools, Nlffhts and weekends. Swlsaland Rei Three rooms &nd bath. 35 Waverly PI., 531-2783. ; salary plus commission!. Call M9-75I7. laboren. Room board, tramportatlon, urant. HI. 39, Mlddletown. INSTRUCTION Red Bank. 747-4117. An equal opportunity employer. salary. Apply Mills Bros. Circus em USED 1966 SINGER PARKVIEW FIVE-ROOM HOU8B — With tlft- ployment manager before 10 a.m. TV SERVICE TECHNICIAN • Black SEWING MACHINE 8EA BRIGHT — Four rooms furnished place. 114 Burllngtor/ Ave., Leonardo. SURVEYORS — Party chief. Must be Thursday, August 18, next to Red BanV and whlta and color. Full or part-time, ENROLL NOW FOR FALL CLASSES With cabinet. Makea buttonholea, over* or unfurnished, IrJ duplex. (83 plus All day Sunday or for appointment c|ll experienced tn boundary and sub-dl- Airport. Red Bank. Good pay arU conditions. Call 871-1301. —IBM COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, casti, embroiders. No attachments AT MADISON utllltes. Adult!. S42-31M. DE 4-6441. v:s)on work. IBM KEYPUNCH, OFFICE AUTOMA- needed. Now available at I52.S5. Call Overlooking 1,000 Acra ROD MAN — No experience necessary. ORDERLY — Experience preferred. YOUNG MAN — For ihlppinf depart- TION. Diy and evening aeasions. IBM OCKANPORT—Available. Unfurnished. RBD BANK — Bungalow, tw»-b«l- ment. Steady work. Experience help- equipment on premise), NORTHEAST Home Credit, ttS-tlOO. Cheeicquflike P&rk Near Fort Monmouth. Five larae rooma. Good neighborhood. 1115 *r Balarle* open. Aurnharamer Associ- to 5. Apply tw pemon, Brookdale Nun ful, but not necessary. Company bens- month. Country home, six room*. |W0 ate!), M6-0100. ing Home. Hwy. 35, Hailet. BUSINESS MACHINE SCHOOL, M FENDER BANDMASTER AMPLIFIER FOUR- and FIVE- rooms. $71. 7U-1M1. nts. Please apply in person. Fried Broad St.. Red Bank. 747-W7. per month. 8CHANCK AGENCY. J*J MACHINE SHOP — Looking far land A Bros.. Locust St., 'Keyport. — Fender Btratocaster and Framus 12 ROOM APARTMENTS LAROB ROOM — Tile kitchen and REALTOR, B Linden PI., Red Bank. full or part-time help. Machinists re- AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS nlrlnx electric fultar. Call after 6 p.m. bath. Dinette. Ultlltlts. Quiet mal 747-0397. ceive top pay. Apply 31 West Main Immediate opening! for two experienced OIL BURNER SERVICE MAN — Or J22-21M. from $118 woman. Near town. (100. 7414761. St.. Farmlnrdale. 938-2434. automobile mechanlca. Apply only I man willing to learn, for steady em- MERCHANDISE HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE — Fur- ployment with lonf established firm. OPPORTUNITY — Japanese Movie IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY rou are Interested In a steady job with Camera 8 mm "Lumlcon" Including With Individual controlled nished. ITS a month. Call 7I7-61U or BOAT BUILDERS — PLANKERS. Ap- me or Monmouth County's oldest new- >river's license necessary and ability FOR SALE COMMERCIAL RENTALS ply In person. Zobel's Yacht Works, to drive oil truck. Call 264-3000. telephoto and wide angle letMes; Fu- 787-7636. lie w. Front St., ReU Bank. car agenclea. Contact Ben Rasias at Jlca Projector, together ISO. Also solid CENTRAL Rastas Pontlac, 395 Broad St., Re EXPERIENCED TV SERVICEMAN - copper fireplace equipment, Westing- IXECimVE OFFICE 8PACB-A1 > Bank. 741-5180. PIZZA BOARDS AIR-CONDITIONING ReoUese PL, Rad Bar*, too so., fl. In WANTED TO RENT APPETIZER-CLERK Full time. Apply A.C. Television, 52 Skimmer boards 24" diameter x %" house vacuum cleaner, Frlgldaire Mottnouth St., Red Bank. 7U-47S8. automatic washer; Encyclopedia Brlt- IRECTION8: Oarden Stlte Parkwa dignified modern office building with IMMEDIATE PART-TIME OPENING FULL TIME thick, exterior plywood, unpalnted. annlca with bookcase. Red Bank. 7<1- north lo EXIT 120, left to apts. Mod complete lervlcsi. Carpeted tsrousn- FOUR-BEDROOM HOU8B — for 5 p.m. until doslnr. Excellent salary. GUARDS 12.M ea. 1218. el phona BM-4100. Open dally ani out, with most attractive wall treat- school teacher and family. Unmlly Good working conditions. Apply LONG BRANCH AREA — No experi- lundajr. ment and electrical fixtures. Call 747- needed by Bept. 1. Desire Llneroft- ence necessary. Uniform! and equip- HELP WANTED-MsJe •Female RED BANK LUMBER WASHING MACHINE — Large coffee Exclusive Rental Agent 1730 between 9 and 5:30. MlddlDtown area. Call collect 301447- BIG W SUPERMARKET ment supplied. Car and telephone es- table, marbletop. One wicker arm ACOB80N. OOLDFARB * TANZHJ 15S8 (Md., sential. Apply t a.m. to i p.m. and 7 Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank DESIRABLE RIVER FRONT suite- M Newman BprlnjB Rd. Red Bank DESKS |15 up FILES, tables, chilli, chair and small credenza. Other small 4424444 on first floor In the Tuller Bulldlnc. i.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays. Quick Detec- EXPERIENCED PRESSERS Items. Call 7(1-3119. TWO-BIDROOM APARTMENT — REFINED GENTLEMAN needs small, BUTCHER WANTED - Steady" posT !ve Agency, 2004 Morris Ave., Union. adding macmnea, typewriters, office Newly reflnlahed. 1100. per month. 13 TUl T47*2440* clean, nicely furnished apartment. WO- tWi, Union benefits. Apply Foofliown, MACHINE AND HAND EXPERIENCE equipment, etc., at bargain prlcea. New TOUGH, HUHI Buddy Ave., Highland!. «72-l«31. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED - In a 1?8 Main St., Mat aw an. LABORATORY~TECHNICIAN —"" Fol or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Rle. brand new modern office space, well Slllcone Rubber Plant, to work In qual LUCY SPORTSWEAR 35, Oakhurst, 531-3990. YOU BET THAT KARET ALUMINUM 1BD BANK — Branch and Madison located In the center of Rad Bank, COD- EEJIVICE STATION ATTENDANT - ty control department. Opportunity for 228 West Front St., Red Bank Av«s.. spacious or*- and two-bedroom Full or part-time. Rumson Eaao, 27 W. LdvarftemenL We will train. Must be FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING DOOR 18 TOUGH. |99.t3 plua Instal- tract me for lurther Information. TJUt Siver Rd, Rumson. Steady employ- GOWN—Bridesmaid dresses and all ac-lation elsewhere. But at Frown's only garden apartment, starting at tuo. A| DOWSTRA AOBNCY. 7U-S7M. FURNISHED ROpiHS high school graduate. Stauffer Chemi- K9.B5 INSTALLED. sir Apt 24. Molly Pitcher Village Con ment for married roan. cal Co., Silicon. Dlv.. Lin* Rd., Mat, MAINTENANCE MAN — And wife. cessories with Individual personal ser* or call Mr. Sara Lomaixo, 741-911 25,000 SQ. FT. LIGHT manufacturhu TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS - win. N.J. Year round position. Apartment avail- 'ice. Call Virginia Klmball, Freehold. ALERT YOUNG MAN—For production able. Apply In person Brookdals Nurs- ISK-7773. PROWN'S ofts for lease. Can ba leased separate- Near bath. Ladles preferred. Call Ml- •et-up and material handling:. Oppor- TERRACE APARTMENTS — Two-bed ly, containing about 3300 sq. ft per 5732. EXPERIENCED PIANO SALESMAN ing Home, Hwy. 35, Hazlet. 32 Broad 8L Red Bank T41-75OO 'oom apartments. Second floor. Adultl loor. 747-1100. tun'ty for advancement. Electrical Call DINING ROOM BET—Complete. Single inly. Available AiifJit 1. 741-,So0 ATTRACTIVE, NICELY FURNMHED Bsckirour.'i preferred. Apply HOAG- «71-1160. ied, like new. Call ANTIQUE COLLECTORS — Victorian 8TORE OR OFFICE for rent. Next to — Bed-sltllnn room. Private cooking LAND INSTRUMENT CO., 65 Cheat- HANDICAPPED PERSONNEL 787-87B1. shaving stand, marble top. Hlxhchair UONG BRANCH - Four larje roomi Convenient to transportatlen.arjd ahop< William Leff Funlturf. Hwy. 35, near For gentleman. Convenient. 7414391 nut St., Red Bank. CALL 842-4390 lor huge doll. Very old. Child's wood v Red Rank. 741-3213. 747-1647. MEN—PART TIME oy cart, oriKinnl paint. Tin aplce ceh- Ing. 531-R083. ••/,.• >^ RIVEIi rLAZA — Furnished or unfur- Nights 6 to 11 p.m. Permanent office MEN BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY net. Large Tole tray. Pajr of hat.w- ,'HREE ROOMS — Unfurnished. Heal «500 SCJ. FT. — or warehouse ipaci n jheil part ol house, privileges. Call cleaning work In Middle town building. Qualllfled Personnel For Quality Orden carved chairs, rush seats, single ma- Tor rent. First Moor. Shore area. Call 717-WXt. Far part-time work. Flexible hours Good pay. No experience neceasar HAMMOND lot water aupplled. Call I29-0748. Earn {2.25 per hour servicing estab- 210 Broad Long Branch 222-474T hoR&ny four poster, other Interesting 671-3865 For interview apply Thurs., Aug. ' Items. 291490*, LARGE FURNISHED ROOM — WH' lished customers In local area far na- 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. American Lenl kitchen privileges. Suitable tor army tional company. Car and phone re- HANDICAPPED PERSONS jONG BRANCH—Two-bedroom, dlnlni couple, etc. 222-7847. quired. For appointment call 44M305, Hall. 50 Ru », Eatonlown. Locatei TAIL GATE ANTIQUES SHOW AND md living rooms combined. Modem HOUSES FOR RENT 452-1O74. 369-201!.. 775-MSS, 5M4257. Af- name building with Eatontown Rad ONLY ORGAN BALE — Saturday, Aug. 20 at Wolf Hill Lltchen and bath. Newly decorated. LEONARDO - Stashors. Avallahl- k TV. topp. Monmouth Park), Oceanport, 9 iae and security. Call 222-4358. TWO AND THR-EE-BSDROOM HOMES Sept. In refined, modern house. Lara- ter 6 call 449-4102. OF ASBURY PARK a.m. to 6 p.m. Donation X1.00. .'RODVCTION WORKERS — For 811 We have aeveral positions open In our LTLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furnlshu. — For rent or sale. 1125 to (190' a room, two beds, walk-ln closets, pr ABLE-BODIED MEN — For mainte- air conditioned office. No experience mo«h. THE KIRWAN CO. REAL- "ate bath, refrigerator, separata hour cone Rubber Plant. Opportunity foi THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO LESS THAN A YEAR OLD—Q.E. 1« )ne bedroom, kitchen, living room, nance work on large land areas. Me advancement. No experience necessary. Decenary. We will train you and you cu. ft. frost free refrigerator. 1295. 1115 per month Include! utilities. Adults ORB, Belford, 787-5500. W. Keansburg, nlrar'ce. 291-9334. ' rh(tn!cally Inclined, must have N. J earn while you learn. We also have '87-WOO. Hazlet, 264-7100. driver's license. Write "B.L.," Box 320.Stauffer Chemical Co. BUtcone Di DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA ri.E. automatic deluxe electric dryer, only. No pets. Available Sept. 3. Cal ROOM for business man. 20 Wavarh Line Rd., Matawan, N.J. poiltioni open for people confined to $129. Phoni 671-1467. 291-2M7. WE FREQUENTLY HAVE APART- PI,. Red Bank. ; KH Bunk. their homes. Open dally til 9 p.m. Sat. til 6 p.m. MENT8 AND HOU8IS—Furnllhed and AMBITIOUS, SALES-MINDED' — Rep-GRILL MEN — Evening!. Year county. Private dock and ocean BOOKKEEPER — Full charge. Auto- ouple preferred. Call 2S414M. lghtn. Baaeboard hot water heat. Fur- ••nior man. Chaltanginf opportunitiat to atsiit anojftaaring «nd USED SOFA AND CHAIR — 140. (Mon Clanlfled Adi motive experience helpful but not ' PROWN'S Call ilshecl. unfurnished. Fireplace, garage, necessary. Call Mr. Schwartz at 747. FIVE ROOMS - Heat, hot water, mod- tciantific itslf in varieui long ringt march programt. Work 32 Broad 81. Red Bank 7(1-7500 542-4083. \'i baths. Sept, • to mid June. Call OB The Nest Fag*) 0787 for Interview appointment. MAU ern bath and kitchen. Immediate oc> 147-063(1. training program in conjunttion with tducstional auiitanct RICE SCHWARTZ * SONS, 141 WSINGER SEWING MACHINE — Used. PIANO, UPRIGHT — as-key. Good con- :upincy. 1150. Hudson Ave., Will plan. Marit rivitw and inttrmt promotion program. Front St.. Red Bank. Ale :tnc. $20. Good condition. Cal] any- dition. Rumson. Call 842-1117, after laanaburf. 7S7-77S4. nousi: FOR RENT — AUults only. time, 8M-M71. « p.m. IS Bray Ave., SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS — DAST KEANSBURO - Four roomi £. Keansburg. COMMERCIAL RENTALS Banafit alio includa: Pressers, floor help and hand sewen IDEAL FOR PRINTINO. POSTERS — WEDGEWOOD DINNER BET ind bath. |8S. Supply own heat. Aval wanted on Government work. Apply 14x22 'CAP open press, excellent condi- Please call >ble Sept. 1. Call 485-5589. TWO, THREE, AND FOUR-BEDROOM . . I month paid vacation HOMES — In Red Bitnk, Long Branch Abate Clothing Co., Wist and Willow tion, 40 drawer metal type cabinet with 291-0008. TWO—ROOM FURNISHED APART- . . Major madical inturanca Ave., opposite Long Branch Railroad assorted type styles, multiple Fontl— .rea. (100 to (175 per month. 12, U knd 20 line wood type Ilka Dew— WASHER — I960 OE In good shape, "ENT — Couple preferred. 21A Mon- 'ALLACK REAL ESTATE 229-2J32 . . Blua Crou • Bluaj Shiald Btation. Guaranteed steady work. Good louth St., Red Bank. pay, good working conditions. where Is as Is—phone 448.(424. HO. Miscellaneous baby funlture-best OFFICE . • Lifa insuranca "Her. Daytime only. 94°-9892. 'URNI8HED APARTMENT—Very nice . . Ratiramant program RETAIL SHOE TRAINEE USED 1965 WHITE PIANOS — Brand Ms1* 88 note' piano and clean. Modern kitchen. All private. APARTMENTS MAN OR WOMAN — Pleasant person ZIG ZAG MACHINE only H99 delivered. Tenser's Music «5 Herbert It., Rad Bank. SPACE allly, good appearance. Learn quality Store. 30f Main It. Lautewood. shoe business. No experience neces- Darns, overcasts and embroiders. |3t,TS. Call Home Credit, 8464100. BAYHAVEN Modsrn Offlcea luat computed. Cen- sary. Call 9:30 to 9:30 747-4241. UNPAINTED FURNITURE APARTMENTS tral Red Bank Bualnasa DUtrM. James Forrestal Campus TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machlnis. APARTMENTS All mo&es new or used. Guaranteed. What can we IBJTT We have two floon SITUATIONS WANTED-Female lull of fine unpalnted furniture and 2.1 Ocean Blvd. • Atlintlc Highlands. I • Central Air Conditioning L*w as »25. Berplco's. 101 llorunouth chair* in. contemporary and Early RED SANK • Silf ssrvica Blavator of Princeton University •L Next to theater. 747-041!. 1 Sp&clous, all electric one-bedroom I • Private Parking spas* BABY-SITTING — in my home. Ex. American. 23% oft manufacturer a 1UI Cannon Point Village units. Unturnlshed. Now renting. Air price. You really ihould com* lnl • Rent Reasonable Rout* I Princeton, N. J. perlenced mother with excellent ref' CHAIN LINK FENCINO — BRAND NEW conditioned, water view, orr-street a Inspect and Compara erer.tes. Call 542-0259. Large distributor has leftover from GARDEN APARTMENTS parking. Family room, eitra stor- development galvanized chsln link RED BANK LUMBER age, laundry. S13O-$125 monthly. Call collect 409-452-5093 SECRETARY — Wishes Job In Atlantic fencing. MM Sacrifice! Installation Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank Studio and One-Bedroom Lease. No pets. Hlghlanda area. Shorthand and dicta- a.nrt term* arranged. Cell 741-4700. phone. References. Call 291-0777. 3t" R.C.A. TELEVISION — Rectangu- Air Conditioned • ideally Located 747-1100 An Equal Opportunity Employer TRUMPET — Martin Committee pro- lar tube, ruw condition. 842-3T4I after FROM Iv7 H. H. BOWTELL, Owner WIU HELP OUT WITH PRIVATE fessions! model, all scceisorles. Mel- 6 p.m. See Rental Agent 54 Broad St. K»d Bank PARTIJfift — Dinners, arM otfter oc- lophonlum. E Flat cor/verts to F. Both 239 Spring St. 291-2100 casions? 7U-JSJ1. USED LUMBER - 2x4'i arM 3x4'«. perfect condition. Best olfers. 229-96S2 Call after 4:30 p.m.. I WILL CARE FOR YOUR CHILD IN evenings. 946-4792 MY HOME - Weekly and dally rates. KITCHEN CHAIRS RICOVERID - Call 171-MM. KENMORE PpftTABLE DI8H WASH- Dinette sets and bar stools. Monmouth ER — Coppertone. One year old. $100. I WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN. In Dinette. Ill Honmouth St. Red Sank. Two occasional chairs, like new, $4'i, my home. Hourly or weekly. Haxlet Carrlaite and bahy equipment. S42-2B68. area. Call M4-T279. THREE YORK AIR CONDITIONER! 1 — 220 volts. tM each. 36 BOY'S BIKK - In vary rood con- SHREWSBURY MOTORS CHILD CARE — —In my home, 115 pe: 7417331. d I tlon Call CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY week. Keansburg area. Call 741-2153. 717-23*0. BLACK TOP SEALER VERY LARGE Hathaway 18EH) inlalri A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI Protecti and beautifies your drlviwiy mahogany dlnlni room aet. Round ta- Volkswagen SITUATIONS WANTED • Male Bruin it on younelf — know It's done hie, three leavea, t\x chalra. flirte- Dint. 3 tal. pall, 13.M. hoard. Curved glan china cloiet. Four- L1OHT HilL'UNO AND ODD JOBS plece rittan porch aofa with good red DICK SEIDEMAN (Cy) RED BANK LUMBER iltpcnvcrn. Yellow wing chair. Old Adding Machine!—Typewriter* General Contractors is looking for blond finish drfiner and chlfterobe with Painting and Decorating 7tt-«D52. Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bunk matching mirror. Other mlictllaneoua ELDERLY RETIRED BUSINESSMAN DEMING SHALLOW WELL PUMP - Items. 141-1673. ADDINO MACHINES — Typewriters L. SMITH BUILDERS — Patios, al- THOMAS 8LATB another — Alert, good health, versatile hond- High capacity. M" Hotpolnt flecttlc sold, rented, repulrrrt. 8errlco's 101 teratloi.-s, additions, garages. Call 291- Frefi BstttTiHte able, experienced. Owns car. fleeklna: a range. 275 itl. oil tank. 10-ton Jack MOVING Spiling i.urtahle dlihwaah- Monmouth Bt., Red Hank 74T41S0. 17M or 741-7.no. Painting and Decorating position as caretaker for private estate. 37 KJII AOlu&lft oil. 94fl-4498. r. ROA Whirlpool Suprnnif, *50. 30" Fully Insured I423K9 7 Excellent credentials. Write "A,IV. ,ttlc (An. wnml frame, 1-1 h.p. Weitlng- WORKINO MArTs^CONTliACTOR — SOLID OAK BEDROOM SUITE - imise Tliermogu.irtl Motor. IJO. 871- Alteration*. Flepairs Masonry. Small L. h. HILL — Painter Interior and salesman. Boi 930. Red Bar/k. Valued nt $1,000. Must Jacriritf. (200 t< jntis, too. 901-9714. exterior. No Jobs too large or too 1275. Brst offer C*fl 717-1004 16S4. Air & Sea Travel Reservations small. Very reasoixble. Call 22v-24«7. DISCOUNT PRICKS — INSTRUMENTS (JANG MOWEftR — Three Worthlng- AulomobiU experience it not the biggest considera- FINANCIAL / Mnctk Mimic and fiance Btudlo 3ll 7(J-3'i7« ijftrr 6 ,i in, nun verhemls. 127 Oakland St.. Red Bank 747-37M 1. PAID TRAINING nr<; 51 w|. yd».. I'm per~rrm wo.ii.' MERCHANDISE WANTED BUILDER — New home», room «d- Odd Jobs color tnnKPnnc, twt> vrnn fiM, |4M dlllon^. bnsemrnt nnil atllr rooms. 2. PROMOTIONAL Will fit Htnllimore Ope ("ml. rNn kitchens, garage, repairs and sltiri- INTERESTED? 5B« RH.V Evenings an/ conrtltlon. ray r^h or will trails: tlnni. Ksrherl KtKAnrauch. 711-5201. BbscO'8~CLliArTiilP SKRVICB Roofing, Siding It Insulation ASSISTANCE l.O. OM,J>,_itairl*rd gauge. 774-8710. Yftnln, celhirs, BBriiRea, ettitpn. Have "GET RID truck. 741.214D after 3 p.m. OLSEN €0 INC!. Roofing, Sldlnl * CALL JOHN VAN BRUNT OUR SALES MANAGER, FOR 3. MODERATE INVESTMENT tiurf hiACHliiW~^~Toy TrainVTrn'd MARONRY — ration steps, sfde- Insulatinn In.ttalled and guaranteed of tlioae nM. leaky, wocijen ajultrrs. l.n cait iron toya leaded ihadea. Call for 10_ years. 771 (171).',. ani-0540. AN INTERVIEW. Call Ray Nnrioii (flMi HOM*;.! fl a.m us slve you A /rpn cMlmnlr [or wlille 711 1901> nftpr 5 p.m. wnlki. painting, carpentry. Rsason- to S p.m. or ao\) 221)0117, rvcnlnfi. or rra. Flnhli) nliiinlniini gultcra thnl Dlamondi Bought or Reslyled ahle rtatra. A41-43U tr 747-233S. Silliwi~ """A'lsrnr»>ipi>rH~TadlaT'tnd nOADnTANf) -- For r**nt. On llwy 38, will never Irak. Our InaUllatlon will I.UAN UUhiU ^'UKNirUItlil — And Alcoa. Work guaranteed. MMcllflowii. U»l known pine* nt Imnl pletfin ymi. Rxix>rt Inslillera. ntlqute, or near aiAlquai. High* it Lat us buy Ilia diamonds you don't MI*HI fur right parly. n«itnonAhle. Cal prlcea paid. Tie Attic. K1-IRS4. wear or let us restyls them for you PROWN'S SHREWSBURY MOTORS INC. 74MHMI hftwrri] fS-7. PROWN'S lARfllC WOOD- BUrtNINO KITCHEN personally. Iteusallls's, 38 Broad lit. Painting and Decorating 3] Brnad lit. Red Bank 711-7900 ill ilroni St. Ken llnnk 711-7000 RANOD - Call 747 2«O», between I fl p.m. "dATtL~B. JONES - Painting and RANT - - For anle. Equipped. Two Q nallpapsrlng. Tully Insured. For free Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury |i/ln« rnomn, 293 flhrfwahury Ave., Entertainment eatlmatss, call 747-3041. Hint wllliln or 741-1)841. p\u.A oven Call Tel. Answering Service 7A7«J PITS AND LIVISTOCK 1NTBRIOR AND EXTERIOR pall.1- Telephone 741-8500 VKLI, KUTABUBHEP - Ddlcalea- ATTOMATIC TELEPHONE ANSWER~ Tickets arallihle for latest Tlros4- Ing. Also decorating. Our prices are LET US BB your setralary. No n«fd — luncheonette hualneai. Ptraonal INfl BYRTEM will relsy your mei- ADoiutxa Tvrtvti — TO a nod way Bhows and Ualor Scorts Event! cheaper than theirs. Call Black Paint- to miss call. 34 hour anawarlng rcaaona fore* ial« Immadlately. Call lies to you from anywhere 9 a.m. lo 17« lOnmouth ct., Red Bank. Ins 00. far fraa .itlmsu. 741-4)90. service. 741-4700. T4T-M2S. If no anaw*r «7iMil. p.m. 311-O7U. horn*. IHawnabia. Call anyiima, J»l- HOUSES TO! SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB MIX THE DAILY REGISTER . 17.1966-19 lttQB IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY WATERFRONT MORTGAGE' MONEY Ranch. Four bedrooms, two halhs. rul- AVAILABLE Custom built ranch on lanilieaptd half ly air conditioned. Fun baaemenL Ex- acre. Living room with fireplace, dln- ceUent landscaplnj. Fenctd-ln yard. BEACH EXCLUSIVE lni room and step-savin, kitchen. Thrt« irge patio, trees and a dock tor your bedrooms or two bedrooms and den, Mat, swimming or Hihtng. Many ex- •400 Down (Veti no money) will Uke 1'4 batlii. Screened porch. Built-in «a- Iraa. Asking (2»,MKI We also have Thumping Loss Uw. landlord oft your payroll. Be the ra«e. Oa> heat. Many e»tras. Con- *reud owner of thla modern Tour-bed- venient location with privacy and a >ther waterfront listings. room Cape Cod (two bedroomi unfin- beiutltul view. All thll [or only 123,750. ished). Baseboard hot water hrst, large Call [or details. STERLING THOMPSON kitchen, lovely landncaperi ]<\{. Two AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS blocki to bu> and school. *12ft p«r HALL BROS., R.artors Hwy. 33. Middlelown 747-5600 month pays all. we have the key, im- 813 River Rd. Fnlr Haven 741-7618 TAKE A LOOK at lT~Wlllow~flt."r'ror mediate posseulon. Monmouth. If you'd like to buy li for Mfmhpr Multiple Listing Service For Wall Street *330 down, $65 « month, on a 3ft-year, >% ban Is, with no closing costs, call NEW YORK (AP)—The stock|offic„..e„ anequipmentsd other attractiv, photographie tradc- BEACH AGENCY, BROKER G. I. NO $ DOWN in. We have tti« key- It has fmir Ud- urkel took a thumping loss 1400 Hwy. 35 Mirtdlrtown. N.J. oomi *nW AGENCY re lot with trees. Range, washer. term aaah, aluminum awnlngi. lull frlgeretor. air conditioner an! wall- usement, gas heat. Close lo every- nows some bad news that illy lower. U.S. Treasury bonds •wall carpet Included. Superb conrli- hlnK. Aaklnj 111,300. Including closing tSS River Rd. ,n. Call today. Asking $20,900. [•osts. Vvta no down, approximately asn't been made public," said ell sharply. ,90 monthly. All other a (350 down, ap- one brokerage house manager in STERLING THOMPSON .i.mat»?ly 9101 monthly. THE KIR Ralph S. Saul, 44, a mMd- FOUR-BEDROOM AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS WAN OO., REALTORS. C&mpbell'i the midst of the session. wy. 33, Mlddletown I47-H0O Junction, Belford. 787-5oOO. mannered lawyer, will take over COLON[AL . After the close came news that late this year as president of the AKBWOOD FREEHOLD AREA-Four Rl'MSON COLONIAL — Living room AT THE OAKS — Martin Hyman, left, and Alan Paul, right, owners of the TV's This spotlesf home, located In best with fireplace. FormaFrmall dinindning rroom the First National City Bank had \merioan Stock Exchange-which fdroom split Irvel, newly tiecorated, openini g t l d h •action ot Rid Bank, twAtlnt a full 14 baths, garage, recreation room. large screened porch, Hullaballo Scene, discuss the club's opening tomorrow with John Angel, founder of tipped its prime rate to 6 per basement, farage, 1H baths, hot water Kitchen breikfuabkt t room. FouF r e once said had deficient stan- )n!y »V) down to quallflffi hurtr. No cent from 5% per cent. This is heat and low taxes makes It a must lg- cost. Full price 116,950. bedrooms, 2V4 hithi. Two-oar |«JB(C. the national chain of Hullabaloo Scene dance clubs for young adulti 14-20 yeiri old. dards. to look at. Full price (19,900. Subject Excellent conrililon. Very realist lea Hy he rate charged to the biggest to r HA. and V.A. approval. Meed at 146,000. REDDEN AOBNCY, The Middletown Hullabaloo is at The Oaks, Rt. 35. Asked if any of that ttill A Krupnick, Inc. Realtors, 301 Maple Ave., corner Ber- customers with the best credit ingered, he said no- BRITE REALTY, Brok.r Brokers gen PI., Rert Bank. 74I-&100. ratings. Ttl-MM M4-0M6 'AIR HAVEN - Excellent nchools. He said the period ot reorgani- MANY OTHKRS fine community. Mansard Colonial with Shortly after this came an IS Hwy. 9 Lakewood zation had been done, and that $7,450 363-SOM (our larga bedrooms, parlor, gamr- tern on a financial news service KIAmBURO — AU-ytar, two-bed room. Bath pliu lavatory. Large tree- he events of the past weren't FIR8T HOME OPPORTUNITY shadeti lot. An opportunity at 916.S0O. that General Motors'h«d cut its roomi ind bath. Ho Iml f«e. Only Russell M. Borus Realtors. 600 River TV's Hullabaloo Scene levant to 1966, 1400 down: mevt In. Pnona TI7.T52t. work force at one plant, is part [till lovely three bedroom, bath ranch Rd.. Fair Haven. 747-«32. Member "Now we're facing new prob- D. L. Bllleiia, Realty. Multiple Listing Service. of a 10 per cent cutback in all lems and new ehtUengei," he UIDDblTOWN - tU.N0. Beautiful attractive Mlddletown location with WHAT A VIEW! WHAT A HOUSE GM plants. ranch. City sewers. Flnt deposit takli Custom-built brick and rrama. High on said. thll nlea rancher. Larfe. apacloui tot can be purehutd right a htll. Beautiful living room with floor The Dow industrials had fall- rooms with paneled llvlnr room, ce- to celling stone fireplace, dining room, Opening Is Tomorrow He succeeds Edwin D. Ether- ramic tlltd hath and (as hot water i% financing with no "points" anil- dream kitchen, four bedrooms, three en to their lowest since Aug. t, ington, who directed the reorgani- banboard hsat. iled batha, heated twc~car garage. K 1964, when the reading was TKI BIRO AOENCT, Realtor itt on thli lilting to a qualllltd buy- acre. Trees! 151,000. McALISTER MIDDLETOWN — TV's Hulla- and Brooklyn business men, ar- elect orchestras. Dance contests zation. Etherington resigned to VeU No Down Non vati S4sO AGENCY, REALTORS, 109 E. River baloo Scene, newest unit in a 823.40. Rt. 33 Mlddletwon WHOM Aiklng |19,M0. Call now. THE Rd., Rumson, (H2-18W. ranged the program. They said ire other events planned for the become president of Wesleyan growing national chain of dance the teenage Windjammers have uture. One stock analyst opined that University. OWflTRA AQBNCT, 91 K. Front It, EARLY AMERICAN COLONIAL — In the Dow industrials may be INCOME PROPERTY choice Fair Haven location. Four-bed clubs for young adults 14-20 years built up a large following. "Hullabaloos give young adult, Saul will receive $80,000 a rooms, two-baths. Attractive den. Wide going through a classical one Thll li part of in aitita to be broken ,ed Bank. 741-1700. old, will open tomorrow at The Also on hand at the opening chance to be themselves b; year to start, on a five-year con- boar*! floor*. Detached two-carr garagg e third to one half correction of wit- h loft• - . "Unusuall ••y largl e ploltt ith Oaks, Rt. 35, at 7:45 p.m. will be John Angel, founder of hemselves under the kind ol ract — the same as Ethering- Up. Up and down two-family homi, ively trees. Asking $29,600. R the mighty advance it made ANT TO STLL OR BUT. HomM. aC. Borus Realtors, 600 RiveRiver Rd., Heading the first night show the national Hullabaloo Scene, iympathetic controls that encour- ton originatly did. Etherington (ood location, vary convenient to down- and. Waterfront. JEAN K, IRWIN Fair Haven. 747-4532. Member Multiple since the pre-Cuban crisis low of R0K1R, "On th« Naveilnk River, will be Clay Cole, MC of WPIX which has headquarters in Union. ge them to demonstrate the higli was making $100,000 a year plus Uitlng Service. about 558 to the historic high of town Red Bank. Four rooms and bath led Bank." M2-4188. Ivtnlngi 747-1104. Channel 11. Music will be by the The chain began with his Water- Jegree of responsibility that i (25,000 expenses when he resign- 995 made last February. HOMES — FARMS - ACREAGE Windjammers, original Hulla- ford club, and he expects that nherent in all of them," said Mr, ed. down, three roomi and bath up. Priced ew Hit miny food buyg • Call LAM* LOTS AND ACREAGE •ON, INC., REALTORS, FREEHOLD baloo Scene group, who play by 1970 there will be 1,000 Hulla- Hyman. Others thought that the weak Yesterday's closing stocks: lor rapid turnover, 111.000, Make of- MKM40. ATTSNTION BUILDERS 1 Oak HUL BMUUTUI wooded lot In ax* regularly at Waterford, Conn., baloos throughout the U.S. and "Communities such as Middle' market was anticipating poor «* II-TE cut Brk It Adams Ex 21* I Johns Man Sl'i fer. THE DOWBTRA AGENCY, >1 E. RED BANK — Colonial. Thnt bad- elusive am of Dm homes. Good lo- business ahead aggravated by cation for the •notion ot an exception- the first club in * network of Canada. Franchises have been own need facilities like Hulla Air Prod MS I Jones * U Mli •oomi, 1H bathi. Ltvlnf room, llre- host of labor difficulties similar Reduc uv Joy Mfg , Front St., Red Bank. 711-8700. ce, dining room. Sun porch. Two-car al houst. PavM strMt, curbs, water, units now in New Jersey, Florida, purchased for 23 other Hullaba- to help young people . I, etc. Price |8.t00. WALTER * to the airlines strike. ( Cp Kaiser AI •t|«. 741-4M8. 20 Butna Ave. WAUU1R, Realtors Hwy 35 Shn Ohio, New York and Connecticut. loos for which site selection will ridge those difficult years be Alleg Lud Hoppers Alleg Pow LITTLE SILVER — By owner. Air [ARLBORO — Country living. One- bury. 741-5212. 24-Uour Service. Another opening night feature soon be made or construction ween childhood and adulthood The Associated Press average IKreage, ai conditional three-bedroom ranch. Llv- ;re wooded lot Qold Medallion home. I Kroger tail room with fireplace, dlnini room, FROM ONE LOT TO 100 A0RE8 - here will be three Hullabaloo begun. The original Hullabaloo in Con- of 60 stocks fell 4.0 to 296.2, its I Leh Port C 13 . 441-7H2. T41-WD0. TV show from which the dance olds, and only carbonated bev- it opened. But now, parents hav Am M Fd; lift Litton Ind n\ es, . three, acres. 124 Leonard Ave., club chain gets its name; Peggy erages will be sold. It will op- iven it their full approval. Many and 111 rose.. New highs for the Am Ifotori 1% Lukans III Ocetnport. W800 Income plus vacant 0LT8 NECK ARFA IN MARLBORO Am Smell Mack Trk JB •'. waterfront land, approximate 700* road - Pour-year-old spacious bl-level on COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Spinelli, 19, of Brooklyn, and Lin- erate Thursday, Friday and Sat- if them drop off and pick up the) year totaled five and new lows Am Std 11V. Magnavoi frontate. J.19,500. Call 741-2233. orner wooded »cre, 2360 eq. ft. living 265. Am Til T«l S2H Marath Oil pace. Alt electric, leie than MOO a MIDDLETOWN TWP. — CommarcU) da Del Daco of the Bronx urday from 7:45 to 11:30 p.m. for :hildren at the club. And town Am Tab Martin U WATERFRONT — Older ranch. Four ear. Oarage. Three full baths, OX. opertr along Uwy, 35 on M. Trom the rest of the summer. When Glamor stocks among the pre- AMP Ino Htt Ussonlte badrootni. Huge panelad llvlnc-dlnlng V to 40 acres. MULLANXY REAL- Owners of the local Hullabaloo officials there say the club bring Anicondi. i itch en, four bedrooms, living room, viously high-stepping color tele- 711. Merck i room; Large kitchen. Utility room. nlng room, recreation room, utility Scene, Martin Hyman, Alan Paul school starts it will be open Fri- ut the best in the young citi Armco Btl SO* MOM Plenty or closets and storage. Two torn. $20,500. Owner. 462-5&M. day and Saturday nights, and hol- visions, airlinea, electronics, Armour »\ Minn U*M It screened porches. Oarage. High and and Irwin Schoenfeld, New York ;ens. Our club will do the same." Armst Ck US Mo Pac A Hi dry acre In quiet, exclusive are*. EYPORT — Three bedrooms, oil heat. REAL ESTATE WANTED iday eves. Asm Oil MH Mobtloll 40 itKlern bath am kitchen. Oall after Mr. Hyman and Mr. Schoenfelt! Atchlion School bus stops at door. Deep water »U Mont Ward 3S for boalmaM. (42.500. Financing avail- p.m. S66-0U7. -LEGAL NOTICE Atl Rlchfld NEED VACANT LAND The Hullabaloo's owners have perate the Mickey Sales Co. II Nat Bite 44 able. Principals only. »2»-35W. NOTICE Avco Corp N Cash Reg AK HILL — Three-bedroom spilt Small lot or liria tracts. Call MUL- added to an existing building at coin dealers, in Brooklyn am Egg Market Btbcock W H THRBE-BIDROOM RANCH - Two ool, patio, tall trees. Appliances, car- -', 671-5151. SUPERIOR COURT OF NKW JERSEY Nat Dairy » car garage. Convenient location. Lin- cling etc. By owner. $34,900. 671-0088, rHANTERV DIVISION The Oaks, and the resulting 5,200 r. Paul is part owner of thi NEW YORK (AP) - (USDA) Nat Olatlll JV. croft. M1-43S7. Owner. HBLP - ACTION 1 MONMOUTH COUNTY Nat Oyps 89" •'OUR BEDROOMS — W.000. Buy on HELP us; our 12 salespeople need UOCKKT M>. F.M*MS square-foot area will accom- ita Tourist Service in Manha — Wholesale egg offerings anv Nat Steel 43'V tales contract. No mortgage needed, lilting on your home. THK XTATK OF NKW JF.RSKV modate between 700 and 800 an. They are married and havi Bendlx NY Central DOCTORS, BUSINESSMEN, L,ow down payment. M Fair Haven Rd. ACTION It our motto—profeulonal aer- TO: LISTER R. LANK and MA' pie, demand fair yesterday. Beth Steal Jl \ Nla M Pow 52': •air Haven. PA 1-0BM. vlces are Just a phone cat! iwaj. RIE J. LANE, hl» wl!<\ young dancers. children. All have been active ii i Dili No Am Av 4f yOL1 ARK HEREBY SUM- New York spot quotations fol- PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AIR HAVEN — Two bedrooms, ga Trade-Ins—Exchanges Mr. Hyman said music will 3t Nor Pac CommercUl and Investment properties MONED and required to serve civic or synagogue work will low: standards 39VS-41V4: checks Borg Ws.rn 12 '4 Nwsl Alrlln 112 ige, full basement. Mice neighbor' Km McCarter A English, plain. Excellently located Red Bank older ood. 117,500. Call T4L-2103. Ifember Two Multiple Listing Benicci upon usually be by local teen groups, youngsters in their Brooklyn am Brunswk •14 Norwich Ph K WA-LKER A WALKIR (L.8.) tiff's attorneys. ,. whose address 30-31. Bucy Erls Pan Am «7 New- and that audition contests would Long Island home communities home with offices. Large living room EVEN—ROOM SPLIT — Realtors is 11 Commerce Street, Whites Bulnvi Param Ple.t hreiree bedrooms, porcporchl , garage, cellar, Shrewsbury Mlddletown-Hoimdel ark. NPW Jersey 07102 be held from time to time to Burl Ind Penney, JC 3? with fireplace, dining room, tiled kitch- Landscaped". Cal" "—1475l «71 . 661 Brnad St. 206 Hw7. 35 an tnswer to the complaint filed 1 Clay Cole, opening night MC, Extra fancy heavy weight p. Jl Pau Pw 4 Lt 3(1 civil action. In which Metropolitan RANHFERUED OWNER MUST BELL 27 years old. He has been ester Trac Pa HR 50 en with pantry. Second floor, fou WE NEED — Flvt or all, 2-3 bedroom Life Insurance Company, a corporation NOTICE Ib min; 43^-45^; fancy medium Pepsi Co >nly 10% down. Four-bedroom Colonial hnmes, furntshsd or untarnished, from ot thp State of New York, la plain radio and TV since his ear th formal dining room, cheery kltch- W> to $175 per month for Incomlni tiff, and you are defendants pemllnK 41 lbs average 41-43; fancy heavy Phil El r la.'re bedroomi. two baths. Attached „ 12x22' living room, paneled rerrea- personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, RL In the Superior Court of New Jereey. NOTIC-IC :eens in his native Youngstow Phil Pel m room, city sewers, full basement. 35 Mlddletown. 67M0OO. STATK OK NKW JKR.SKV weight 47 lbs min 42-43; medium Cities 8v S3V I. Pit Steel within 35 days after September 7, 196«, Ohio. After a year as a tee I Pun Sv E*d 3' "e room doctors office with parquet H.A. or V.A. available. Priced for exclusive of such date. If you fall to KKI'ARTMICXT OF STATK. 40 lbs average 40-41; smalls 36 Cora Cola nick sale at $17,900. WALTER . OPEN USTINOS do ao, Judgment by (default may he CKRTIHRATF. OF DISSOMTION radio actor, he became MC on Pal 2*S I Pullman - i. Arrangement fine for profei .'ALKER. Realtors, MIdrtletown-Holm Independant broker desires open list- rendered against you for the relief de- To all to whom these presents may lbs average 29-30; peewees 31 Cnlum Gaa 3.1*1 I RCA 47 el. Multiple Listings and Trade-lni ings on residential properties. manded in the complaint. You shall come. Greeting: TV show on which he played re Coml Solv 4T«k | Reading Co 2' :il business. Priced at (30,000. THE lend (or catalog. 871-3311. rile your arwwer and proof of aervlce WHEREAS. It appear, to my satis- lbs average 20-21. COD Ed IS US I Re pub Stl Sf LINCROFT ASSOCIATE, INC. faction, by duly authenticated record ords, talked and kids danced. Hi Con Can Revlon 796 Hwy. 5 Mlddlatown in duplicate, with the Clerk of the LT.VSTRA AQENCY. 91 E. Front St. ACRIFICK — Two-family house, fur Superior Court, State House Annex of the proceedings for the voluntary did this for no pay for 14 month: Browns Corn Prod Rejra Met W Iture. $400 dfnvn Includes closing fees, (Opposite TWO OUY8) dissolution thereof by the unanimou Corning O 5 H Key To*> J« a Trenton, New Jersey, In accordance Red Bank. 741-1700. Ice 112,950. Call 7 7*lT42. 171-8333 consent of all the stockholders, ilppo! before starting to draw {50 Extra fancy heavy weight 47 Cm Zell Rob Controls 3(1 Evenlnis 741-0161 with the Rules of Civil Practice and Ho.1 In my orflce, that PROFESSIONAL ?ruc Btl J! OUNTRT SETTING — ONE ACRE. Procedure. lbs min 46-48; fancy medium 41 St Jos Laad 40 SILL DIRECT!! HOMES, INC. a corporation of thla week. Coming East in 1957, lurtlii Wr It Regis, Pap 31 White rail fence, trees and excellent The action ha* been Instituted for State, whoae principal office Is situ- Deere HOLMDEL VILLAGE - Eight room andscapln* provide privacy for this Let ma assume your mortgage. Pay the purpose of foreclosing a mortgage struggled along, gradually buil lbs average 41-42'^; fancy heav) Isars Roeb 51' Sl-level. l'l baths. 7 Winding Brook ments up to «!«. Send name and ad- ated at No. 1M Broad Street, in the Del * Hut) S1U •hell oil zuitom built center hall ranch horn*?. dated February 2. 1905 made by Llater Borough of Red Bank County ot Mon- ng audiences and recognition un weight 47 lbs min 44-45; smalli D«nt Sup Wiy. To Inipect, call owner. 94fM62J ow-bay window and fireplace in the dress to "B.B.", Box 520. Red Bank. R. Lane And Marie J. Lane, hut wife i Sinclair mouth Stale of New Jersey (Milton Doug Aire Smith. AD HULMDKL — Prime location. Spacious irge living room. Also fireplace In the USTINOS NEIDXD! Wa nave clients as mortgagors, and payahlp to Jersey M. Abramoff being the agent therein til he made it on Channel II three 36 lbs average 29-30; peewees 31 Dow Chem four-bedroom Colonial. Over one acre 'V family room. Screened porch. Patio. anxious to settle In this vicinity. Please Mortgage Company. «a mortgagee, and Sou Pac anvi In charge thereof, upon whom pro- years ago. lbs average 20-21. Dress Ind »ou Ry wooded Jlttlrx <71-t3». 'ormal dining room. Breakfaat urea call us II your property Is for rant or thereafter Assigned, to Metropolitan cess may be served), hes compiled du Font the kitchen. Many extras - refrigerR- >ala. BROOK AOKNCY. Bank Building. Life Insurance Company by written in •perry R4 HAZLET — (17,900. Oorgtous spill. with the requirements of Title 14, Cor' nuq Lt itd Brand ', dishwasher, washer and dryer, Atlantic Highlands. 2S1-1717. aaslgnment dated February 23, IMS poratlons, General, of Revised Statute Xaat Kod r>\ Large family room. Lively split level and concerns real efltate located at 21 Btd Oil Cal In one of our finest areas. Extra Urge -roadloom. CALL TODAY! SEE THIS of New Jersey, preliminary to the Is- •nd John 1J«H tfTSTANDING HOME! ASKING $35. Rosemary Drive, Raritan Township, suing of this Certificate or Dlssolu- Erie Lack ltd Oil NJ lot Three master alia bedrooms. Mod- Haxlet, New Jersey. You are made de I Ctudebaksr •rn kitchen. Aluminum combination 00. Esrly possession. BTANLEY K. EGAL NOTICE Ion. Firestone 3i 10WN8, REALTOR, Wirewabury. 741 fendanta because you are the owners Texaco •tormi and scrieni, of Uia mortgaged premlici and the NOW THEREFORE, I, the Secretary Tax G iul «7 Vets No Down Non Veta (TOO 017. of State of Ihe State ol New Jeraey. rue cp •2 NOTICE persons who executed said mortgage. ford Mot 44 Ttttron THE BIRO AGENCY ' WO—BEDROOM CO—OPERATIVE Dated: August 11, 1M« Do Hereby Certify that the said cor- Successful _. . Tldewat Oil BM SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JEHSE1 Gen Accept S30S Rt. 39 Hazlet MI-8300 •PARTMBNT. - 1200 down, $77 poration did. on the 26th day nf July, 24U ' Trantamsr 21H CHANCERY DIVISION: MORTIMER O. NEWMAN. JR. 1968. file In my office a duly exe Gen cigar GARDENER'S DREAM itjnth. September occupancy. Call 542- MONMOUTH COUNTY Clerk of the 8up«rlor Court cuted and attested consent In writing l< Oen Pynara 41 I Un Carbide '51. of New Jersey Gen Elee MU I Un Pac ONE LOOK TELLS YOU — Thla fam- Docket No. CI010-M the dissolution of said corporation, ex KB'i 1 Un Tank O ,„.. ily loved U»lr home. Mulcurad shrubs, LLWAYS DESIRED — SELDOM STATE OP NEW JERSEY Aug. 17, 21. 31, Sepl, 7 t90.W ecuted by all the stockholders thereor. Gen Fits flowers, trees and rock terraces sur- TO: Ellzazbeth P. Imlay, John P. whloh said consent and trie record Gen Molors n% I Unit Alre T»>-: AVAILABLE! Modern Classic Colonial NOTICE Investing Oen Pub Ut »S I United Cp I". round this Immaculate eight-room, two - In perfect condition. Center Smith, Unknown Persons, Their the proceedings aforesaid are now nn 1-lt (I Tel * El 40T, I US Lines S4H bath, split-level. Rear screened porch, lall. 23' living room. Formal dinlr.'g Heirs, Devisees and Personal Repre- NHKRIFF'S IUI.R file in my sail office M provided by 33 I US Plywood 3d full basement, hot water heat. Call oom. Ultra kitchen. Family room. sentatives Oen Tire today for appointment to Inspect this SUPERIOK COURT OF MEW JERSEY Oa Pao Cp 37 "i UB Rub 41' Powder room Tour large bedrooms CHANCKRV DIVISION IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, By Roger E. Spear QilKtte ST't I US Bmelt JO"- fln« offering. Only (13,500. MULLAN- onderful clostt space. Tiled bath, By virtue of an Order of the 8ir MONMOUTH rOUNTV I have hereto set my hand and Spear 11 '4 I !'«• Heel 40" EY REALTY «71-»1(H. perlor Court of New Jersey. Chancery Glen AM laster bedroom 12'x22' with half bath, Docket No. F Mt*4> SEAL affixed my official seal, at Tren. Goodrich 111'4 I Walworth 10' HOUSE FOR BALE IN RED BANK— basement - play area. Attached bullion, made on the 29th day nf SOUTH JERSEY MORTOAOK CO,, ton. this MUi day of July A. Ooodyear M'i I Warn Pt Pie 14" ;arage. Baseboard hot water heat. luly, I960, In a Civil Action wherein A corporation of" th"' e Stat"" 'e of" Ne' one thousand nine hundred and Q) "My holdings are losing adjusted to 41. You hold two In 4«H I Wels Mkls 1»H Modern ranch with attached orflce. )ver half an acre - trees - fine land Grace Co Ideal for physician, dentist, optome. ^erih Stempler anil Sadie Stempler are Jersey, Plaintiff vs: JOHN J. MA- alxty-Mx. Gt A*P 2KS I Went El 44V :aplng Patio. Convenient for com- plalnlifrs and you are defendants, you LONE, et als. Defendants ROBERT J. BURKHARDT ground steadily. Should I take vestment issues — Cons. Ediso n't I WMte Met trlst or lawyer etc. sli-room house. iuter, 122,900. 5H per cent mnrtgaite Greyhound Haa three bedrooms, two baths, full are hereby required to snswer the By virtue of a writ of execution In Secretary of State the lasses in Consolidated Edison and Scott Paper — which shoul Gulf on sm I witcn Chem •allable. IMPOSSIBLE TO DUPLJ- Amended Complaint of the plaintiffs the ahove staler) action to me directed, Aug. 10. 17, 24 (34..M) 43* I Wonlvth basement. Air conditioned. Located In ]ATE AT W7.900. STANLEY K Here Inc Ideal nildenllal area on bus lint. Call on or before the 21st day of Septem- I ahall expose for sale at public ven- bought at 82; Scott Paper, 36; not be disturbed, and two specu 75 I Xertu 322H XlWNS, REALTOR, Shrewsbury, 741 ber. 1964, by serving an answer on due. at the Court House In the Bor- :;j Cent Inf! 39S I Ynglt nieVT between 7-» p.m. T4141M. l7 !M Korvette, 34; and ANelex, 32?" lative issues—Korvette and AN Ing RanRand J24 Abramnfr, Apy A O'Hern, Esqs., plain, ough of Freehold, County of Mon- HHERJFF'H SAl.lt Int ?u> Men 3434 I NORTH LONO BRANCH — Two fara tiffs attorneys, whose address Is 1B5 mouth, New Jersey, on Mon. the 39th SUPERIOR COURT Of NKW JERSEY R. W. elex. Each of the latter might i Int Harv 40'4i i II lly house. Three bedrooms down, PPLEBROOK RANCH — Three bed Broad Street. Red Bank, New Jer- nay August. 1986, at 2 o'clock, P.M. stain, fireplace In living room. Full trams, two-baths, living, room, fire< Prevailing Time. CHANCF.RV DIVISION InI t NiNck 13% I I sey, and in default thereof such Judg- MONMOUTH COUNTY A) May I point out that Cons. time, recover from current weak- Int PapPapee r 2T II cellar. Apartment upstairs. Asking lit, lace, dining room, basement-recrea' ment ahall be rendered agalnat you as ALL that certain lot, tract or parcel C00. Call I23471S. Ion room. Trees. By owner. 871-9281, •locket No. F !1H-a5 Edison shares were split two-for- ness, but meanwhile your funds InItt TTell * TTel 72'4 I he Court ahall think equitable and of land and premises, situate, lying THE BOWERY SAVINGS BANK, BEAUTIFUL T H R E E—BEDROOM OLONIAL — LOCATED IN BEAUTI just. You shall file your answer and and being In the Borough of Atlantic Savings Bank of the State of Npw one in 1965; your cost should be could perhaps work more effec American 'UL Wayside Village. Main rinor fam- jroof of service In duplicate with the Highlands. In the county of Monmouth, SPLIT LEVEL HOME LINCROFT — York. Plaintiff v«: AARON JAMES 4T Enclosed patio and built-in swimming room with fireplace. Formal rtlr.*- 7lerk. of the Superior Court, State in the State of New Jersey, bounded ERVEN, «t ux, et als, Defendsnls tively elsewhere. Br Am Oil 2»H I Molybden pool. Near Garden State Parkway, ig room. Four klng-iise hfdrooms Houas Annea.. Trenton, New Jersey in and described aa follows: Ry virtue of a writ of execution In Cdn Mars »14 I Pnoenli 111 ITU •hopping cinter, schools. Eves, afte \% baths. One-acre land. Excellen accordance with the rules of, civil prao- BEINO known as Lot No. 21X1 on the above stated action tr» me di' I suggest a switch to Avco Creole P 33H I Pren Hall 9 p.m. and Sun. all day. 747-4278. ichools. Large ssiumable 5Vi per cenl Uc« and procedure. Map of the Hubbard Tract. Borough rected, I shall expose for tale st pub- Equity Cp 3S I Rollins las of Atlantic Highlands, Monmouth Coun- Ask Poultry Corp, Government contracts foi Gen Plywd l«s, «perry R wl nortgtge. Call 531-2783. Thll action has be«n Instituted. lic vendue, at the Court House in the m ON COUNTRY RANCH — Beautifully 1. For authority to dlalnter ajid re- ty, New Jersey and more particular- Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- electronic equipment and heli- Imp Oil 4»S II Technlcol landscaped. Juat six years old. In itD BANK — Two story. Living room, move the bodies believed to be those ly described aa follows: mouth, New Jersey, on Mon. the 12th Kin Ark Oil 1 Utah Id I mint condition. Three bedrooms, two replace, beamed celling In dining and of John P. Smith, his family and neat BtoINNINO at a point on the South, day nf September, 1966, at 2 o'clock, copter engines are on the In- Mack Trk Wl Hie baths, large reception hall, slttlr.'g Itchen. Three bedrooms, tile bath, of kin now In a private burial ground erly side of West Highland Ave., dis- P. M. Prevailing Time. Processing room, with fireplace and large plctur lame room In basement. Immaculate tant therein Weaterly 200 feet from crease, yet over half of Avco's xtndltion. 132.900. SCHANCK AGENCY, on premises of plalntirrs known as ALL that tract or parcel of lanrl, window, formal dining room, spaclou Lot IS. Maurice Manor. Holmdel Town- the corner former! by tha Intersection situate, lying and being In the Town- deluxe kitchen with eating ares. Thfre IE ALTO R 8 Linden Pi., Red BarAc of Ihe said southerly aids of West net income is derived from com- 17-0397. ship, New Jersey, property of Illu- ahlp of Rarltan, In the County of Mon- Extra Work Is a beautiful paneled family room betn T. Imlay and known also as the Highland Ave. with the westerly <*tde mouth, In the State of New Jersey :- Be Banned mercial operations in several opening on to a fan-shaped flagstone "Melagar Farm" and to relnter the of Avenue C and from thence running terrace. Basement and two-car garage. 'REMENDOUS VALUE! Luxury ranch '1> South 36 degrees 4 mlnutee West KNOWN and designated aa Lot No. ome on landscaped acre. Spacious bodies In the Oreen Orove Cemetery, ut* Wes M In Block O on a map entitled "Map FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — The growth areas: abrasives, farm Many custom extras. Offered nt $38,700 Keyport, New Jersey. lo»:t» feet lo a_ rp_o int, thence_.,; (..2. of Section One, narden Parkway Xarly occupancy. A ELWOOD ARM- syer. L*rge living room with Fire- North (S degrees 00 minutesit , WWest M equipment, anti-pollution sys- Premiums 2. Upon removal and reinterment, If Homes, Inc., Rarltan Townshlp-Mon Ianning Board voted last night SXRONG, Realtor, M5 Prospect Ave. place. Formal dining room. Paneled feet to a point, thench e (3i North 2fi TV family room. Electric kitchen, dish- authorised, for an adjudication that the mouth County, New Jersey, Scale 1" to recommend that the Township tems, radio and TV broadcasting Little Silver. 7el-4K». _ washer, breakfast area. Four twlr plaintiffs shall have the right to dis- degreea 04 minutes East 106:00 feet to 50' December 1154 Craig Flnne bed rooms, two tiled biths. Two-car pose of the lands conjoining the burial a point In the southerly side of Weat gan, Engineer Surveyor. Belford, Committee eliminate poultry pro- and finance services. Earnings of PORT MONMOUTH — Four-room Cape ground as It may deem advisable. Highland Ave., thence (4) South 65 Are Asked Cod. Washsr, dryer, aluminum combi- rajt. Many extras. Owner trani- degrees 00 minutes East along the N. J." filed In the Monmouth County cessing as a permitted use in $1.14 a share for the first half nations. Beach and water rights. |12,50< >rred - early poiseBBIon. EXCEPTION- Dated: August l, lftM said southerly side of West Highland Clirks Oftlcs May 27, 1965 in Casa M AL AT *3(,000. CALL FOR APPOINT- MORTIME>RTI R NEWMAN, JR. the industrial zone. of the current fiscal year were FORT MONMOUTH - Fort 7IT-MM. MENT! STANLEY K. DOWNS, REAL- Clerk, Superior Court Ave. M:(M> feet to the point or place SUBJECT lo restrictions Monmouth Local, National Feder- of Beginning. mrnts of record, If any. up 37 per cent. For the full year LITTLE SILVER RANCH — —Three TOR. Shrewsbury. 7*1-1017. Aug. 10, 17 126.22 Said description being In accord with The ordinance at present pro- bedrooms, dining area. Riiemrnt with Being commonly known and deglg' I consider $2.35 a reasonable es- ation of Federal Employ- tt'MMER COTTAOB — Four roomi survey made by Thomas A. Flnne- natpd as No. In West Richard Strert, libits other types of animal ameroom. Attached garage. Tall onk gan, Land Surveyor, Belford, New Jer- ees (NFFE), is seeking "a pre- reel. Low taxes. Ill.JOO. SCHANCK nrl porch. Hot water. N»ar beach NOTICE Hazlet, Now Jersey timate compared with $1.78 in f . 291-1791. 3-M aey, Ucenae No. 10TO4 Uaied Stptem The approximate amount of the laughter but makes an exception mium in pay" for Fort Mon- AGENCY, REALTOR. ( Linden PI HHERIFF'M SALE ber 25, 1M4. fiscal 1965. The annual dividend Red Bank. 747-O3t7. VIBW^NAVTWINK RIVER judgment to bp aatlaNed by tatd aala if poultry. SUrERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Being commonly known and 'dealg- la the sum of IUI.IU9 together with the mouth guards and "other essen- FREEHOLD - Looking for this? El|h • nrh — Six roomi, tame room, CHANrERV DIVISION nated e« No. 75 Weat Highland Ave. of $1.00 offers a four per cent icnt two-car garage; hugs shade tree, coita of thla sale. The board recommended that tial civilian personnel" who re- room Dutch Colonial with bullt-l MONMOUTH COUNTY • e, Atlantic Highlands, New Jeraey Sated August J, 1H6 yield. charm, double garage. 60x175 lam! rime are*. Only on* of tills kind Docket Nn. r.WM4S The approximate amount of the Judg- this exception be dropped. main on duty when the V. S. $27,000 WALKER A WALKER ment to be satisfied by said sale Is PAl'L KIERNAN, Sheriff. •raped lot, 36x14 living room, heaut SOUTH JERSEY MORTOAOE CO.. Bamuel Slebsr, Atty. ful fireplace, formal dining room, kno eal tors. Hwy. 35, Shrewsbury. corporation of the state of New .he sum nf ll«,290 together with the Board consultant Robert Hal- Cons. Edison has requested Army Electronics Command .212. 24-Hour Service, costs of this sale. Aug. 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7 $42.31 .ty pine office, or study. Kitchen an Jersfy, Plaintiff ALBERT COR :ey reported that the principal permission to raise electricity shuts down because of ertreme hreikfsst nook. Powder ronm. Thre > I • WILL RE DEMOHTED BI8IER0 and MIEMA COFtniBIERO, rxited July 12. 19M NOTICE e:;t:M large hpriTooms, ceramic 111 u it* thlj charming home. Dernr his wife, Defendants PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. Take notice that tha Laird * Com ibjection to slaughtering opera- rates and cut gas rates by Oc- heat or severe snowstorms. bathroom upstairs. Paneled recreate perfrTtlnn. Living mom with plctun Ry virtue ol a writ nf execution In Finn and Rlmmmm,, Altys. pany, trading as Laird * Company ions is resultant odor and there room with mahogany hnr. lavatory m ndow. Dinette and aclrnce kltche the shove stated action lo me directed, Aug. 3, 10, 17, 21 JSO.73 has applied to the Director of the tober 1, a move, which if granted, In a ietter to ECOM's direc- toilet, laundry. Everything like hn iiiplod family room l,Tx2.T. Thn 1 ahall expose far sale at public vrn- Division of Alcoholic Beverage Con- no reason to make an exception NOTICE trol for the transfer of a Limited DIs would improve income. Earnings tor of personnel, the local presi- new Well worth Investigating. (27,000 ilroomfl, tiled hath. Overnlztvi twi due. at Ihe Court House In Ihe Bor- MR Owner I821M1. r fcnrnKr. Huny nlrns - rung P. n Kh or Freehold. County of Sinn- tlllery, Rectifier and Blenders Llcenne f poultry processing. dent, Herbert Cahn, expressed be- SHERIFF'S KAI.K fur additional premises situated a for Scott Paper should also pick Rrratnr. wa.iher, hulll-in air c«nd mnulh. New Jersey, on Mon. the 12th SUTEHIOR COURT OF NKW JERSEY The board granted a sketch IMT. Hiortdlnom in the living rnnn IUV nf Bentemher. lfUfl. at 2 orlork. Laird Road, Scobeyvllle, New Jerse; up. Prolit margins have been lief the extra pay is provided lor f'HA.NCKRY TIIVINirtN anil to maintain warehouses at Lalrvt HOUSES FOR SALE ,1n( room ami Malrs. l'n«l nnt\ rn P.M. Prevailing Time. MONMOIiTH COUNTY ilat approval to Production Spray in a newly-enacted amendment 1 LANH anil premises Kltlinle In the Road, Bcoheyvllle, New Jersey. squeezed by itart-up costs on lent ing. ExTrllent la nitst-aping. llorket No. r-MI*.*] " E. Laird. Jr. President. Dlrecli ind Coating Co. for a residential EAL HAROAIN! I20.WW. RTANI.EY [trouRti of t'nl'in Hearh, Monmnutli new equipment, the training of to the Federal Employee Classifi- Minlv ami the Rtnte nf New Jerm-y: THE -MONMOITH COUNTY nd Stockholder Fair Haven, N. J. . P0WN8, REALTORS, ShrewHhury, T1ONAL RANK, RED HANK. Pl Andrew F. Ward, Vice Prssldent, Jcvelopment, Russell Page, on cation Act. PICK THE '411017. HKCIN'NINCS nt a point In tlie Norttl- mechanical personnel, and ship- nt lln.- of Kdmun.la Avenue, SO feel tirr vii: JOHN T. YAWORKKI and Fair Haven, N. J. isbury Ave. At the same time, Ihe national nitlirant from the Koulh line of Her WILHEI.MINA J. YAWOR8KI, his imuel H. Howarth, Treasurer, ! ping problems. RIGHT HOME >rt Street, aal>l beginning point helm Iff. pt al. Defendants lln, N. J. The proposed development will NFFE is ursing that Ihe Federal HOUSES FOR SALE Pv virtue of A writ or execution In M U Laird, Secretary, Fair Havan, In Hie division line between Lola 2 and extend Into Howell Township, Q) "I am a 72-year-old widow. Classification Act be extended to THROUGH Mlnik 1.. plan hereinafter m Ilif N. J. ned: Ilienri. in South M .legreea 1<1 I ahall expose for naif nt piihtlc ver Agnea Mnrrln, Assistant Secretary, Bel- with seven loti here, four lots I now receive Social Security, a cover employees of Selective Ser- OCIANPORT Tiutfn En.«t nlnnp the Norlheant lln ue. at the Court H0115" In the Bo ford, N. J, Krltnunda Avenue, 50 feet to tlie ugh of rroi'lmH. County or Mon- William A. (Tonsodlne. Aaalstsnt Sec- in Howell and three lots crossing small pension nnd an annuity, vice Boards nationwide. Owner tuddtniv Iranslerred. Must -l.ilnn line tielwpen Iytla 4 and B. iniltll, New Jerepy, on Mon. the 20lh retary, Newark, N. J. hii me in about $200 month- lacrlflce wed-ma In to In id thr*t-b»d- Illork [, aan plan; tlienre (3) Nnrth iiy August, trwfl, at 3 o'clock, P.M. Roliert L. Ratntnn, Director. Rumann he line. The pay and working conditions REALTOR room toll! level. Laroe famll/ room, rlegrrea (Vn minute* mat nlunK Init ri'VnllliiK Time. N. J. The total land for the develop- ly. I also receive dividend checks of Selective Service Hoard em- llvlro room, dining oreii. Motlrrn mcntinnnl division line, 1rt0.fl feet to A!! I It,- following tnirl or p;irn-l or •;.W. K. Baldwin, Ill r.lnr. New Yo N. Y. rom savings and loan accountsiployees are set locally now and kitchen, 1V» both*, full boienienl, p'ui 9'iuthweet Hue of I.ot tfl. ninrk I, mil ftltimtr, lylnK nnil lielnx In tlm nent is 19.1 Bcres, with 14.4 acres I plsji; ttienre 111 Nnrth nil ili1- :,i'nn;iril !>rpyrim, Direc MORE LISTINGS SHOWN expansion oltlc for 2 more bedroom*. "wmhlfi or Mlo'lletmvn, In the Conn. :olaling about $1,000 annually. "disparities in pay are wide," M 1(1 mlnutm W.'iit along nnl'l • or Monmoutli In tha fltale of New Frill. N. J. Freehold Township. Many other choice teaturps such ai .MoutliweM line nf 1^)1 l!l, Hindi I, nalil :t.,nal-l McCalg, Director IllllmUlo Viy knowledge of stocks is llm- according to Nathan T. Wolko- MORE LISTINGS SOLD combination • aluminum storm and ilati. MOO fret to the illvlilon Itin- N, J. The planners voted to rrsubmit ,ot \, Hlork mir, NFI-'K head. icreen wtndowi and ctoon. Profei- letwern Lois '.' anil 3. Mock 1. aalil KNOWN 'iKirk.i oclHKk, Jr., Director, Mnl;i the Township Committee rec- ted. Should I withdraw my sav ilonolly londicoped ground! with lil.in. thenre Mi. Pimth IU ilegrer* Wl of flpt-Oon p wan. N. J, to invest in stocks, and it Mr. Wolkomir said the aver- beautiful ihrubi and trees. minute* Weil along laat mentioned ill- owmlilp tovnl H. OIIHOM, ItliPclor. Iluiinnn. iniini'iitlations for restrictions on vision line, 100.0 feet lo Ihe place or v. Hrptrti N. J. 10 which ones?" age pay of draft l>oard employees A&Mn<| $21,500 !':*lntt< or J. V). I.fclr.l ncottfyvllle, he operation nf business in a J. W. For ImmwHott Sole. is below Mandatil. Hit- employ- HKING I-ota 1 am! 4, In llli.rk I, on Clerk's orrice » l.V'.'ll, N. J. csidirntial zone. Map nf JUrltan ftnv Really Company"a BK1NG comm nnil I E halrtl. Jr. I-'alr Hiveii. N. J. A) In your case I hesitate to ees on the onr lund lire deprived IJ.iv Stinre I'rnperllr*. filed, d l.arrla W. Laird. Charlotlpavllle, Va. Such a recommendation was suggest withdrawal of any bank SAMUEL TEICHER llelnir commonly known and ile.lg. Bark, (MldiilPlown Htm'lihnldprn of various bnnefitj to which they tinted BH ntiinher RO7 Kilmiinila Ave J Objections, If any, should hi made orwarded lo the commillee spv- fund*, to buy stocks. While you should he entitled as federal em- AGENCY niii-. Tnlnn llearh, N. J. The appr it of Ilir )n mtnptlialely In writing to the Director Thru Tht R»d Bank Art* if the Dlvlilon of Alcoliolln Beverage ral months a^o but no action night do moderately better divi- ployees and on the other hand Independent listing Broken The approximate amount nr Hie Juilg- urni lo li «sld »slp merit In he tatlifled by sslit sals Is f $l«,7ftO together wllh tlie Control, 1100 Rsymond Blvd., Nswsrk us been taken and Mayor Al- MuliipU Listing S»rvic« Sp.dollltl Sine, ml In: the num or |9.r>nn together with the the eum f N J dend-wise at your age and tin- there Is « dcplor»t>le l«ck of uni- Real liters • PrwMrly Management cnsli nf this sals. costs of this sale. (Signed) jert V. McCormlck suggested that dor your circumitmoes, I f«el formity In administration, which Sie Page US in tha oo lilted July 20, 1t*M Dated July 1". irxtf LAIRD h COMPANY M7 OcMflpert Avs., PAtn. KrBRNAN, Sheriff. PAUL KIKHNAN, Iherlff. J. E LAIRD, JR., the resolution be sent to the our funds should remain where is ujsound from the stindpoint of Yellow Pages. 543 »O> Eflwsrd Cassl, Atty. Burton T. Doromus, AUy. President ,,, ommittre again. now placed. a m«n»R»mmt irrnctice." Aur IT. 24. II. Kept. > »M.' Aug. >, 10. IT. 24 Aug. in. 17 a Carnival Tomorrow Alda MD »—W«b#*Uy, Aug. 17, VXA TTTE DAILY REGISTER MATAWAN - Several area [elt, Janie Kafland, Lynn Moth- children will hold « ndghbortood en. Unda Pokorny «nd T e r r y carnival for the benefit of Mus- Sitzman. Complete Program cular Dystrophy tomorrow H (I Chilton La. from 11 a.m. to 4 Nearly 1,500,000 people In the . WNEW-TV WOE-TV WCBS-TV ChiBudl. p.m United States, or one out ol WNBC-TV Chaaiid7. . VABC-TV WPDC-TV Merrill Berger is chairman. every fifty, work in hospitals. She will be assisted by Amy Ber-This makes hospital* the fourth WEDNESDAY 4—Match Game—color AFTERNOON $—Chuck McConn-Color ger, Joan Altman, Alice Lober- largest employer in the country. tI;M 7—Dark Shadows - Serial 9—Rim Feature—Color 1—Lost In Space J—L»»t 01 Llte-Seriol 4—Virginian—western—Color «—Jeoporoy—Gome—Color 1—Beachcomber Bill—Color 31-Around The Clock $—Lawman—Western I—Romper Room—Children 7—Batman—Adventure—Color 7—Donno RMd—Comedy 4:8 4—News—Dlckerson—Color e—Gall Tips-Color 11-Orteofit—Children-Color I1—Honeymooners—Comedy IMS 4:N 1—Local issue—Report 1—Nevn 3—Film—Ultlt Old New York- 31—On The Job—Fire Depl. 11:H Alice" Fay*—M mln. 47—The Grandmothers—Serial WaltepReade I—Smrdl For Tomormw 4—Film—Remember the Day— •—SwUljH' Country—Music—Color Ckwdette Colbert-» mln. 7—Fattier Knows Best 7-Where The Action Is •—Sports—Kiner—Color ll:« •—Mike Douote—Vorlely ^"^ T:JJ J—Guiding Light—Serial II—Eighth Man—Cartoon e—»ose6all-Mefa—Color Jl-Proflle—Interview ^THEATRES" II—Mack .And Myer—Comidy 11:11 5:N S—UntoudiaWes—Dromo 4-Newi-Edwin Newmon 5—Sondy Becker—Color 7—Potty Duke—Comedy • COMFORTABLY AIR CONDITIONED * 7—Local News—Martin, BwM |_Fllm-*00 Leagues over the Am* V» 11—Surprise Shaw—Color ion—Carlos Modezuma-* tin.— J—Newfr-fhjnnt Murray 31—Film Feature Color ALL INDOOR THEATRES • MATINEES DAILY 2 P.M. 4—f 00. Some Color SI! ij—French chef—Cooking 5—cartoons—Children 7—Weather—Tex Antaine 31—Journey Through Arts 2 SHOWS NITELY — CONTINUOUS SAT. & SUN. 7—ten Casey— Drama in 47—Wrestllne-Nework •-World Adventures-Cater 7-Local News-Martin, BeuhX SM "At Tht Movies" Column for Cornet Ftoture) Tlmti Tl-FIMn—Avolonohe- y.» *_«everly Hlllblllles-Color Bruct Cabot—90 mln. 11—Three Stooges—Comedy 7—Blue Light—Dromo-Oolor 1:J» Jl-Sofe Driving' IJ—Book Beat—Interview 1:M 5:45 il—Survey Of The Arts STARTS TODAY I-At The World Turns 7—News—Pet»r Jennings •:W MISTY . . . HIS MARK — Copy of "Misty" by Marguerite Henry contains "hoof- 4-Ltfs Make A Oeol-Color U-f rlendly Glont-CWWrwi I—Oreen Acres-Cemedy-^olor AT 7:15 • T:30 i. EVCNINS RED BANK S-Film—Tho Coll of tht Wlltf- 4—Bob Hope—Dromo—Color ' 4:N ograph" of Misty, pony i+arring in film "Misty," opening today at the Carlton THURS. AT 2:15-7:15 .»:30 Cldrk GoM<—1 dr., so mln. j_FUm-Whlte Cliffs of Dover- •—Jomes Btartf—Women 2—News—Tom Dunn—Color 4-Newl—Jim Horti, Gobe trene Dunne—2 hnl. Theater, Red Bank. Also in book are autographs of human cast members. Linda Sue, 1:» 7—Fllm-Anostoslo— 4-Me«n-Floyd Kolbtr-iColor ' Pressmen—Color S—Paul Wlnchell—Children Ingrld Bergmon—1 U 13, |»ft,jCynthi« L«» and Mn. J«an Freeman of 61 Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury, ap- | RECOMMENDED FOR ::M 7—Film—The Masked Conqueror— 13—Electlves—EducoHoo S—password—Game pear in it as extras. Alberta Lupo-W mln. 31—international Interview ADULTS ONLY Alva 4-Oovi 01 Our Lives 47—Bobby Ccpo-Vorlety 7—Newlywed Game •-News-John Wlngate f:N uanledi 9—Film—Jamaica Run- 11—News—Martin O'Harg Ray Mlllond-40 mln.—Color 13—What's New—Children j—otck Von Dvke—Comedy At the Movies 1:» 31—Lee Graham—Interview 31—film Feature Mother and Daughters^ 47—OlK-0-Teen—Zocherley »-House Porty-Llnkletter-Colar • 4J RED BANK IKATAUE ••••>•:, <:!• 31—News 4—Ooctora—Serial II—Local News—John Tlllman CARLTON- 7-A Time For Ut-Serlal e:15 Klddle Show: MUtr !:OO; 1M« Prop- worsn tl-Mllllonolre-Oroma way.; •—Walter Klernon—Comment j-Joho Gorv-Variety-Color erty U Condemned 1:30; 9:30. WOOD. 4-1 Spy-Adirenture-Color In Carlton Movie MS • :]• LONG BRANCH By BOB BRAMLEY and there are so few of them 7—News—Peggy Smeeton o-Soorts-Oon Crlqul 11—War Of Many Faces 1:M 1:8 lJ-News-Roberf Potts BARONET- NEW SHREWSBURY—It took these days," she continued. »-To Tell The Truth 11-Weottier-Vlvion Forror 47-Soul 01 AA/ Soul-Serial 1 Assiult on a Queen 2 30: 7:30: t:39. nearly six years, but Mrs. Philip 4—Another World—Color 11:11 The film is based on the book, e:W EATONTOWN 7-Ge/wral Hcspltol »—Ladles Ot The Press lj-Foeus 'M-News AnolysU W. Freeman ot 61 Hope Rd. and "Misty," by Marguerite Henry, THIS PROPERTY 11—Suspense Theater—Drama 11—Superman—Adventure 10: It CWUMUNITY- her daughters, Linda Sue, 13, 31—Human Rights Forum a story for children about the 13—Glory Troll—Documentary II—City Ol G«ld-Documennjry Klddle Show: Jack the Glint Killer Ij l:N 31—British Calendar and Cynthia Lee, 11, finally made pony. David Ladd, son o! Alan 47—News—Juan Angel Bras 2:00: Torn Curtain 7:t0: 10:00. IS CONDEMNED f-Ntws <:45 it. Ladd, plays the lead part. 31-Newi DRIVE-IN- 1:8 47-Local News-Tito Albo They will be seen in six scenes i-flews Douglas Edwards 47—New Jersey Today Torn Curtain 6:35: 12:Ui A Uan In addition to their sometime 10:45 7:N Could Get Killed 11:00. of "Misty," a 20th Century Fox o-Sports-Klner-Color movie work, the Freemans are X-Edgt 01 Night-Serial 2—News—Cronklle—Color picture starting its run today 4—News-Owt Huntlty, David 1»:M FREEHOLD horse enthusiasts, Mrs. Freeman I ROBERT REDFORD CHARLES BRONSOM 4-Vou Don't say!—Game-Color Brlnkley—Color at the Carlton Theater, Red 5—Soupy Seles—Comedy 47—Sports—Fousto Miranda FREEHOLD— explained. 7—Nunw—StrW 5—Zorro—Adveniure Ll. Robin Cruioe, VSN B:B9| 1:00! Bank. KATE REID MART BADHAM IN TECHNICOLOR •—Fireside Trieoter—Dromo 9-Danger Is My Businns—Color 2—News—Tom Dunn—Color »:50; Run Aciialoote., Run 2.001 (.80. 'We have two horses in the 11—Woody Woodpecker—Cortoons— In 1960, Mrs. Freeman ex- 11—Bozo—Cartoons—Color 4—News—UcSee-Olor FARM1NGDALE Jl—Mental Health—Discussion Color 5—News plained yesterday, the family back yard," she said. 4:0e 13—Clrcmr—Documentary SHORE DRIVE-IN- 7—News-Beulel, Martin lived on Chlncoteague Island in t-Secref Storm-Seriql 31-Son Diego Stale Colleot o— Fllm-toni) of Hie Pharootls— Aaisult on a Queen 8:20:11:601 Para- Jack Howklns-J hrs.-Color dise Hawaiian Style 10:15. Virginia, famed for oysters and KIDDIE SHOWS TODAY - 2 P.M. • Open 1:30 H_fllm—The Lody Confesses— ASBURY PARK a herd of wild horses. The movie- Hugh Beoim»nt-»0 min. makers, shooting a film about ! CARLTON • "Misty" - In Color 11:10 BARONET- «i-Weather—Field—Color Dear John 6:05; 1:10! 1O:1S, "Misty," one of the island po- 5—Merv Grltlln—Variety LYR1C- nies, asked residents on the Is ATI; TOWN • "Jack & The Beanstalk" 7—Weather—Tex Antolfto A Fine Madness 2:90: 7:90; 0:40. land if they wanted to be extras. 11:11 MAYFAIR- • \ COMMUNITY - "Jack The Giant Killer" 4-Locol Kew»-Hartl-C»lor Klddle Show; Dog of PlanUere 10:00 "We said, 'sure'!" Mrs. Free- DOWSMTROOHYIDR 7—News—Sevfel, Mortin a.m.: virrtnla Wolt 7:20; 4:H; 7:30;man was paid $1 an hour for her MIHURGflDRKY 11:15 • 10:00. time; the two girls drew $1 a 4—Sports—Teogue—Color ARAMOUWT- ***• — DAILY NIWI day. " Idltorlol—Beesemy'er Sound of Music 2:S0! 1:30, 11:10 ST. JAMES— 'You have to look pretty hard rTTEAR8 , 7—Film—The Lawless Breed— Doctor ZhK-««o 2:30: 8:30. to see us, but we're in there," RocK Hudson-1 dr., 35 mln.-Coter t^o^ NOW« YOU APART NEPTUNE CITY 4—Tonight—Variety—Color Mrs. Freeman said. "Of course, AnnMnrgre, IWITH . 7_Film—The Fighting Seobees— NEPTUNE CITY- we know just where to look... John Woyne—1 hr., 55 mln. "MADE IN PARIS" SUSPENSEI A Fine Madnen 2:25; 7:35; 8:50. It's a wonderful film for kids, 12:40 S—Peter Gunn—Mystery BRADLEY BEACH WEEK BELMAR 2ND 1:00 'ALACE— , -News And Weather FLY-IRuailanN iDRIVE-IN Are Coming— 2:05; 7:05; S:18. 4— News-ea* Teogue Run Appaloosa Run 8:15: Lt. Robla 1:05 Cruwe 8:15; 1S:M; Partuere 11:16. AIR-CONDITIONED THEATRES TDWN 2—News 1IV0LI— • MIDDLMIDDLETOWE N 1:10 Ruwlans Are Con)lni 2:20; 7:20; ALT •7M030 2—Film—Strange Confession— 9:50. Matin** Dally 2:00 Contlnuou Jean Gobln—1 hr., 50 mln. SPRING LAKE Ev«nlnq> Sot. & Sun. 5— News RITZ- from 7:00 from 2:00 1:15 Deit John t-.OO; «'.O0| 10:00. 4—Film—Taborln— PRUL JULIE Sylvia Lopez—2 hrs.t % mln. MANASQUAN 1:15 ALGONQUIN- POMMUNlty 7—Fllm-Flvj Guns West- Thoee Callowaya 2:30: 8:16; B&mbl U EATONTDWN umn RRDRE John Lund—1 hr., 3S mln. t:46; 7:00; 10:30. BRIELLE 2-Fllm-Youlh Will Be Served- WRED Jone Wlthers-1 hr, 15 mln. BRIELLE DRIVE-IN— RuMfinfi Are Coming 8:35; 12:40; HITCHCOCK'S at the "OAKS" "l^Ftfm-slO Ralsel Money Trap 11:00. Edward Everett Horlon—« mln. HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN POINT PLEASANT INtOWN THURSDAY ARNOLD- MORNIN0 RunUm Are Coming 2:15; 7:16: 9:45. • Drive- IN «"*• COO BAY HEAD 4-Educaflon Exdwnge LORRAINE- i'.N Aiiault on a Quern 7:25; BUO. 7-News CO-HIT ) JOIMI Ganwr. Sandra DM LAURELTON <:M ENJOY THE 2—Summer Semester DRIVE-IN- DRIVE-IN V "A MAN COULD 4—B'wono Don—Children Torn Curtain 8:05: 12:25; Moment ONLY \ GET KILLED' - Color 7-Pro|ecf Know-Edgcallon to Moment 10:35. 7:00 LAVALETTE 2—News—Rolph Penza 4-Toddy-Color LAVALETTE- 7—Gal* Storm—Comedy Rueihtna Are Coming 7:20: 9.50. NOW M FR3NK iVIRNa "MOLLY" 7:M SEASIDE 2-News COLON1AL- 7—Cortoons-Children-Color nrive-iN LISI TOMORROW NIGHT Dear John 7:20; <:40. CHore SmaTRa 7:55 FREE PLAL COLLINGSWOOD 0 STRAND- KIDDI THURSDAY, AUG. 18th PARKINS MM r.nniwi I:M A Fine M.dnt.j 2:25: 7:40: 10:00. JHO -AssauiT -IJuEBH I SM0KIN6 ISLAND HEIGHTS SAT. ol 3: 2-Coplafn Kangaroo SECTIONSI Dog ol Flonden BAY DRIVE-IN- 0:10 TECHNICOLOR* IPttMUHKUf MOLLY PITCHER'S Dear John 8:30; 12:50; Adventure of naroiMEt 7—Little Rascals-Comedy CO-HIT DRIVE-IN ONLY II—Biography—Documentary Kelly Flanders 10:

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I IMPORTANT fXCEPTION: I * Wednesday, Aug. 17 . . The Clique NOW • GORDON JCOH I NO ONE UNDER IS WILL I I BI ADMITTED UNLESS I (tht Fabulous Ones) '7ARZAN MAGNIFICENT" I ACCOMPANIED BT HIS PARENT.I And STEVE REEVES In * Saturday, Aug. 20 . . Five of a Kind "DUEL OF THE TITANS" (a really good N*w Band) EXCLUSIVE NORTH JERSEY SHOWING * Sunday, Aug. 21 ... Band Auditions WALT DISN * Monday, Aug. 22 Movie Nite I.T. ROBIN CRUSOE, STARTS TODAY % AT THE DRIVE-IN THEATRES... Open 7—Start Duik (1:45 P.M.) U.SH. WEIKDAYS 2:20 • 4.55 - 7:30 - 10:00 Fri. * Sat. - 2:00-4:1 t-t:3I-«.5!-l 1:11 GIANT FREE KIDDIE PLAYGROUNDS 8:30 P.M.—NEW MEMBERSHIPS BEING ACCEPTED—12:30 A.M. CHILDREN UND1R 12 (In Can) FREE THE DAILY REGISTER* WedaeaUy, Aug. 17,1*56-21 DAILY CROSSWORD PEANUTS By CHARLES M. SCBVLZ ACROSS 3-ByrUa JO. Family LHavtnrt title open TV Highlights pattern 4. Still J.Younf dOf» J.Knaviot . 7:10-8 (7) — Batman. "The Cur«e of' Tut." (Repeat). ». Book of club* In too One of the better villains of the series appears in this one, •acred g.Variabl. a demented scholar who thinks he'i Egypt'* King Tut. des- writlnji 7. South 10. Close: American tined to rule Gotham City. Victor Buono plays Tut with a country nice elegant flair, and he's assisted by his moll Nefertitti, a pet. 12. Circuit (.Starch lady with bracelets that become tricky weapons. A colorful IS. Join, u •.Exclude episode capped by a grand flyinginto-space ending. (Color). companies 11. Colorful SO. Genua of V.Vt* (13) - Local Iuue. "God It Dead." An associ- It Quantity nickname the ate professor in the department of religion at Emory Univer- IT. Performer cuckoopint ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTBK i p 40. Specks sity in Georgia, Thomas J, J. Aliizer, is the subject of this IS. Biblical 15.Prl»on: 41. Metallic Britilanj pronoun I'VE RUN OUTOFCKWcXTTKj ...I MEANT I tXJM+TKNOW controversial half hour on his endorsement of the so-called 19. Formed wins rock "death of God" theory. Among those appearing on the pro- IS. Manny 43. Garden tool FLO - tDW ABOUT TO«IN* < ITS HEADS,! WIN THE BEST OUT WHYI BOTHER Inlet into a CT.Slnfinf gram are an alumnus of the University who believed Altiier sphere voice 44. Tin UP FOR WHO'S TO GO bOWNl) -YOU GO/ OF THREE should be fired, the President of Emory U., the Archbishop 20. WtrV« y property THE MACHINE?/— of the Archdiocese of Atlanta, a Baptist preacher, and a rabbi. 4- 6 23. Of pottery 2. 7:J5- to conclusion (I) — Baseball. New York Mets vs. 27. Around VA VA VA 1 1 Pittsburgh Pirates, from Shea Stadium. (Color). 29. Sword *° M:M (2) — Green Acrei. (Repeat). Pretty good entry 30. Divest VA with a promise that generates a number of amusing sight gags 32. English 11 river and funnier dialogue than usual. The Douglas couple unwit- 14- % i tingly arouse an ugly female gliost who likes to ijirow things 33. Wedding VA and drive cars. Color). belle k 8.10 (4) — Bob Hope Theatre. "When Hell Froze." (Re- S5. French VA VA river V, VAVAVA peat). Strictly for the ladies, particularly those who relish v> it. 21 2k 38. Pedestal //A soap opera histrionics. Jane Wyman stars in a role she's part played In a few films, that of a vintage 1919 hard-working 42. Moham- n farmer's wife. This plot finds her becoming the victim of 'VA» medan y> 51 petty gossip about an innocent interlude with a young strang- deity 'V er while the farmer was in town on business. The storyline 44. Frenzy 35 &4 MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY itself should be enough to weed out the weepers from the 45. Court 'VAVAVA 'VAYA '/A cynics. (Color). 46. Keen 51 i» 40 4T.Wa« w Ml (7) — Wednesday Night Movie. "Anastasia." (1956). '/A'// conveyed TUT 45 44 vwrroinsipe, (Repeat). Ingrid Bergman won an Oscar for her compelling 48. Diamonds, VA performance of a young woman who resembles the real Anas- MIUJB.ANC rubles, 4S V tt NOUU. see OUR tasia, the one member of the Russian royal family who was emeralds SURPRISE! «&id to have survived the revolution. She is helped consider- A V 41 46 ably by the arresting performances of Yul Brynner as a White DOWN /A 'VA VA Russian General who plans to pass her off as the real Czar's 1. Cement daughter to get at a sizable fortune, and by Helen Hayes as the Dowager Empress she must convince. (Color). 9-10 (II) — Elective*. (Repeat). Barry Boys, director of Shakespeare Studies in the London Academy of Musical and Bridge Advice Dramatic Arts, is a uniquely gifted teacher of acting, and this hour-long visit to one of his classes studying scenes from "Twelfth Night" and "Troilus and Cressidan" is a stimulating By ALFRED SHEINWOLD backstage adventure. •:JO-II (1) — Dick Van Dyke. "Body and Soul." (Re- You make the opening lead In peat). A sparkling visual comedy. Dick Van Dyke is superb bridge hands you play, and if you The Hand playing a flashy, rubber-legged Army boxer who's forced to could always make the best open- Sooth dealer STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD fight a very tough cookie by the name of Boom Boom. Van Ingx lead you would be virtually Both sides vulnerable PAW HAS LEARNED THAT IF HE MUKS 0U1 Dyke's movements inside the ring are hilarious. unbeatable. The best lead Isn't NORTH NOW HE IS IN JAIL *KS42 AWVmJS TRIAL /-AMD IT COME NOW, A FREE MAN, THE MEMBERS OF HIS CRfW 10-1I (2) — John Gary Show. A western sketch with nar- always required to defeat a con- THE CUSTOMS OFFCf \ SOME LAW ABOUT ••WHO FEEL THEY WERENT FWD ENOUGH A8RESTE0 YOUR FATHER HMPORTIN* 8OtD, MAY NIVIR SU HIMi CHILD.'-A rator Tim Cortway, sheriff John Gary, and Liberace as the tract, but it often simplifies the ALIVt AOAIN / T—-T GOOD LAWYER PLAN TO KILL HIM AND TAKf ? tt\ AMO SEIZED Htf TRUNK, ii. MRS,W1NSLOW/ OVER THE TRUNK Of GOltV Rhinestone Kid, heads this usual singing show. On the music defense. MINKA7-WHY? front, liberace bangs on the piano, Susan Barrett croons "The After West's doubtful diamond «A5T Very Thought of You," and Gary sings tunes like "Buttons ^J97J A.AI05 lead the defense was very diffi- VK91 tf 54 and Bows," "Granada," and "The Sound of Music." (Color). cult. South put up dummy's 0 1OS54 O AJ93 10-11 (4) — I Spy. "Return to Glory." (Repeat). Old- queen of diamonds, and East won time movie fans may enjoy seeing the ageless Dolores Del with the. ace. East returned a UTO* Rio in this episode filmed in Mexico. The plot ii a typical one Q66 trump since it was obvious that V AIIIOI2 for a southof-the-border spy story about a deposed ruler sup- O 2 posedly planning to return to his unnamed "island country." South would want to ruff clubs in the dummy. * AK933 Intrigues and counterplots attempt to keep the hour going. Nertfc last (Color). 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