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Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated Mrs. Wallace's Death ' M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher 1903 Randolph Way Wall Township, N.J. Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor T yfExecutive Editor William FrSandfordrAsscciateEditor- ° On Mav°7 I called the office of the superintendent-of-- schools to inquire about the protocol for lowering the flag —6 WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1968 to half-mast in honor of Mrs. Lurleen Wallace, governor of Alabama, who died that morning. _ Naturally since my children had to witness the flag at half-mast during the three days of national mourning for anarchist Martin Luther King, I was concerned that - lhev observe at least some measure of respect being shown Statesmanship Essential the head of a sovereign state. I was told that directives of this sort came from Governor Hughes' office so I attempted The Assembly, after one of its more R-Ocean, says it could bring the state to contact a responsible official in Trenton confusing days, on Monday approved more than $200 million. Administra- I talked to five different persons at the state house, legislation to permit a public ques- tion officials estimate the lottery's i none of whom was remotely helpful. To each I addressed the same question, "Did Governor Hughes intend to lower tion to appear on the ballot in Novem- maximum yield would be $40 million. the flag out ofc respect for Governor Lurleen Wallace of ber that could lead to establishment of The governor's economic policy advis- a state lottery. The measure goes to ers see a yield of $15 million. With Nowone doesn't really expect much from the White the Scnater which we trust will invoke -predictions at-Such_a-wide-_yariancG, House in matters of this nature, which require at least, « greater amount of statesmanship how can our senators go along with the rudiments of class. For haven't the sophisticates de- lighted in titillating usjwilh tales of the uttw lack of —what—appears—to—be—a—steamroller;— savoir-faire shown by its present occupant? And one doesn t A parliamentary question--was .; operation? really even expect much torn the ;news media because raised as to whether the Assembly The Republican majority in the their idea of class would never include a woman who Senate has one great immediate deci- wasn't a jet-set tramp or who was never even remotely was legally entitled to vote on the leg- eligible- lor-the -best-dressed list. And certainly not a islation"; AI one^ poinit^rirTe TesoluEion "siorn^mlRer ThaTisto ~ set the woman whose life was spent in complete devotion to her was taken off the vote board — but amounts for the bond issues it will family and fellow citizens. Nor could the communications the-liader-sMp-later—agreed the-wte mediaVivhich'has-been-dosperatelMrying^oJgnore George Wallace for many months now, have been expected to was in order. ever they are, there is reason to fear give him exposure through decent coverage of Mrs. Wai- The Senate has good reason to let that the bond issue questions will be this proposal die. It is difficult to imperiled if the lottery question ap- l Onewould think, however, that sheer chivalry would comprehend why ,the Assembly1 finds pears on the same ballot. These are have compelled the so-called "gentlemen" who occupy the the lottery such' in attractive revenue " 'the considerations our senators governorships throughout the land to show respect for the woman who held the highest elective office of any woman producer. Assemblyman John Brown, should ponder. in the country. And lacking chivalry, respect for a con- temporary, regardless of her femininity, should have been sufficient inducement for public expression of solicitude for Sweet Taste of Victory Is at Hand the family of Mrs. Wallace as well as the citizens of Alabama. . It has taken a tremendous amount sorely needs. Also important, we think, It would seem that our American flag has been re- -trrsafety factorihat"hasiseenrto du'eed"to~a politicaf pawii.lust as have been the citizens and Washington — and elsewhere — some degree, overlooked as the argu- it represents. . to get U.S. Senate approval of a bill ments raged. This is that the authority Sincerely, which permits New Jersey to sell 21 will be able to impose its standards Mrs. James K. Draper miles .of toll freeroads _tothe__NewL on the state-owned sections, and cut THE REPORTER Jersey Highway Authority, operators down on the higher percentage of acci- Our Mberal; Influenced of the Garden State Parkway. dents those strips have experienced. James Rowley: The Quiet Man 51 Haace Road The parkway will be able to col- It's been a long, hard, complicated Fair Haven, N.J. lect tolls on 13 lucrative miles in fight Which should make the taste of By JIM BISHOP morning, agents .fall'into step beside him. To the Editor: victory sweeter. Rep. James J. How- He's the Quiet Man. Sometimes, in the The word goes out that he has just left his From the early days of this republic up to about 1932 Union County, and get on with the late evening, he sits alone in a parked car bedroom. ard, D-NJ, carefully guided the legis- Americans worked hard, saved th'eir money, for future pur- construction of the Garden State Thru- inside the White House gate, watching peo- Normally, Eowley has agents working chases, helped, a neighbor in need as a matter of course, way. At the-same4ime,JJnionXbun^ _ple—come—and_go—_ACStKeritilfiSS^lieiJsi vithrpolice- departments three weeks~be-- dhiOT^T^od^zinrathernratiorr^terihadon ty people who have become accus- when objections by Sen. Clifford P. at Secret Service Headquarters at 1800 G fore a Presidential visit to a city. They map earth. We went quickly and efficiently to the aid of small Street, reading reports or out the safest route, station men on bridges tomed to free rides on the parkway Case, R-NJ, had to be met. The often countries who were being oppressed (Cuba, Philippines) and issuing orders in that soft and overpasses, study lists of persons who we Were respected and sometimes even loved aU over the will not have to pay to»s if they changed bill had one more amendment friendly tone. His name have made political threats and others who world. use roads parallel to the parkway — by Sen; Case —tacked on before is James J. Rowley and are mentally deranged and at large. Since 1932, you-are considered stupid if you work which the authority is required to the Senate vote. We rely on Rep. How- he has just completed 30 If danger presents itself, the duty of long and hard at anything, saving is frowned upon, spend- years of government -ser- the agent is not to track the menace; he buiid. •"":"-••—••- , ing is applauded; "the complete dependency ofmillionr of • vice, . ....„._„.. interppsesjmnself between the President -healthy,-able-bodied-men-and women is accepted as -a ,= All of tKis is tied in With state and House that t wry ears' "laborsi "Should He's a medium-sized and such danger. The bullet "intended for matter of course and America is slandered within and with- federal highways that New Jersey be successfully ended. man with a blue-eyed the Chief Executive should be stopped by out, not least of all by the teachers and professors who are Irish kisser and white the body of the agent. Two agents are sup- teaching and guiding our children. hair. He. has two expres- posed to ride the back bumper of the Presi- Johnny can't read, nurses don't nurse, criminals go sions: one is tight-lipped dential limousine. John F. Kennedy com- BISUOP free, property owners are arrested if they shoot a" burglar An Opportunity to Become Involved and grim, the other is a plained three times that he wanted the or arsonist, bearded, unwashed, half-baked college students Edward T. "Ned" Coll has accept- understand their neighbors' problems boyish grin. He's 70 per cent listen; 30 agents off those bumpers and away from riot and take control of universities and the spineless uni- per cent talk. Chief Eowley has known all the side of the car. ed an invitation of the Red Bank Civil and to try to relieve them. versity heads let them get away with it. the Presidents from Franklin D. Roosevelt THE PRESIDENT told me, three weeks Is it only a coincidence that since 1932, liberal influence Rights Commission to speak Friday Revitalization Corps members un- to Lyndon Johnson and he has known them before the trip to Dallas, that no one could - hasincreasingly prevailed in government, - in education, in 1 protect him from a man with a rifle crouch- at 8:30 pin. in Red BanlcGathoiic High dertake neighborhood rchabiiitation, law, in the press? ing in an upper window. He was right. School's auditorium. He is a gentle- tutoring programs, prison and hospital It was John F. Kennedy who appoint- Sincerely, Perfect protection js impossible. However, ed him Director ofjhe United States Secret MrSi Elsworth-Fi-Baker— marrfrom Hartford, Conn.rwho found— visitation, counseling —of~underprivi^ Service. That's the President they lost. if ah agent had been standing on the right ed the Revitalization Corps four years leged and vacation exchanges. It is The agents have lived with that fact since rear bumper, it would have been difficult ago. A domestic type "Peace Corps," the type operation that so many coun- November 22, 1D63, and, it'.s a hard one. to hit the President. An Unfair Decision its members do not have to travel to ty residents joined not so many weeks They have played all the infinitesimal Today the Secret Service is a large events backwards and forwards many sprawling agency, with offices in many 12 O'Neil Ave. ago in visiting New York's Harlem. distant places to perform a service. limes, arid they realize that there is no way •• cities. The agents guard American gold and Leonardo, N. J.I Its noble aim is to close the gap be- The contributions are more of time in which they can challenge all the people currency. They apprehend forgers of gov- "To the Editor: and concern than of cash. at all the windows in a motorcade. I am writing to express my sympathy for the Middle- tween the well-off and the not-so-well- ernment checks and government bonds. Un- A LAKGE SEGMENT of the popula- der Eowley, they have worked in closest town Township High School seniors who cut classes for ad- to-do, and between the urban ghetto William G. Butler of the Civil tion thinks that the primary purpose of cooperation with J. Edgar Hoover and the ditional senior privileges. I agree that the punishment pro- posed by Principal Nicholas Campanile is "unduly severe." and comfortable suburbia. As an or- Rights Commission says he has heard the Secret Service is to protect Presidents. FBI. Rowley is a former FBI man. Mr. Coll speak, and describes his mes- It isn't. The SS is a subordinate arm of He was born in the Bronx on October Agreed, he, is a symbol of authority and should be respected, ganization of private citizens, it does but he is by no means infallible. sage as worthwhile. He urges area the Treasury Department. It w^s .created 14, 1908. His mother was Bridget McTigue not seek government outlays of cash in 1865 to suppress counterfeiting. "In those Rowley. Rowley earned his master's degree As for the statement by Police Chief Joseph McCarthy residents who seek involvement, but _days, ,one out of every three bills in circu- at St. John's University. He will not enter- that the students "have no right to be here protesting," I to cure" a nation'sr~ills: RatHerT. if don't know where to find it, to attend lation was spurious. In 1906, after Lincoln, tain the application of any man for the ask this question. What happened to the principles he is seeks people who earnestly desire to Friday's lecture. We do, too. Garfield and McKinley had been killed by Secret Service unless he has completed his supposed to be upholding? What happened to the belief that assassins, Congress authorized the Secret college education. Even then, only a top a person has the right to question their punishment, and Service to protect the American Chief of few — mostly lawyers — are accepted. The petition against what he thinks is wrong? Or is this ]ust a INSIDE WASHINGTON State. pay scale (GS-5) is so low that a man has fallacy, and to be ignored when it suits the authority? Today, the agents protect the President to be dedicated to government service to The students admit that they were wrong, and expect to and his family; the Vice President and his want.lt. be punished, but they shouldn't be subjected, to this unfair- family; the next person in line of succes- In 1940, Chief Rowley married Mabel ness, sion to the Presidency; former Presidents Cluen. There are no potential agents in the Sincerely, Shadow Governments Form and their wives; and the widows and chil- . family—Claudia, Linda and Donna. Any of BUI Murphy By PAUL SCOTT "According to our policy we must fight dren of Presidents to a period of four years them can bring that boyish grin to his face. "People's congresses" — or shadow the war and negotiate at the same time. after they, leave office, or die in office. The girls have enormous pride in their governments — are slowly beginning to Negotiations will serve mainly to provide Congress is now trying to enlarge the du- father because they know that he is the Dedicated Police Officers take shape in Saigon and Washington. An- us the groundwork from which to. launch ties to include all candidates for President. best law "enforcement officer in the nation. Sooner or later, all Presidents chafe 1 Eleventh St., other is scheduled lo appear in West Berlin our attacks on Saigon from within and Rowley has a lot of strong years left. West Keansburg,- N.J. later in the summer. Although these move- without. under protection. When the light in the He works hard, but he makes it look easy. To the Editor: President's bedroom goes out, portable beep In the evening, when the blue jays chase ments in Saigon and here "Another reason for the negotiations is On Wednesday, May 15,1 had the privilege to attend a telephones cany the word to Secret Service the larks across the White House lawn, look now appear small, U.S. In- to expose the enemy's political attacks upon tour of the Mlddletowir Township Police Headquarters and agents at other stations that the Presi- among the parked cars., The Quiet Man telligence and security us by building up opposition to the war in view its most modern equipment, and heard talks on its dent has. retired. When he emerges In the waits alone. sources warn leaders have Saigon and Washington among groups that use in law enforcement and crime detection and to witness ambitious plans for politi- 'want to end the violence." demonstration, from the Breathalyzer to a demonstration cal subversion. * * * YOUR MONEY'S WORTH of the procedure to be used by trie recently formed Tactical In South Vietnam the Unit in riot and mob control. new ly formed pro-CommU- THE HOME FBONT r- In the nation's capital, leaders of the Poor People's cam- The modern equipment is wonderful, but most important nist peace alliance is or- is the men who use it. I came away with the knowledge ganizing a "People's Con- paign have bepjun shaping a government Protection for Executives within their tent-city on the mall. '- that the citizens of Middletown Township are most , gress" tn swell its ranks Thhe more successful an executive is, the good example for others In the company fortunate, in having a Police Department staffed by men SCOTT and leadership and to, use( Under plans being discussed by the. better he is prepared to advance himself and to banish thoughts of themselves. Be- who are dedicated to theirwork of maintaining law, order (he organization to public- militant lieutenants of Dr. Ralph Aber- cause they were highly placed, they could and safety with ability and courtesy. ly indict the prn-r s. Thieu government and nathy,, the machinery of government for the when his corporation merges. not accept the fact that in a situation where Cortlandt B. Ogden h,'i~ten ils destruction. tent-city in a slow-motion, multi-phased Because a successful top executive has functions were duplicated, they could be the I'ndorground Hanoi agents identifying process will be expanded into a shadow a basic sense of security, is a good leader most vulnerable. themselves u:lh the peace alliance hlive lie- government. and also a strong admin- - Study this checklist which Handy has istrator, he will exercise pun circulating in Saigon and urging na- In one planning session from which prepared: (1) Did the new owner buy your tional pnHiical parly lenders, labor union his good business judg- company for management talent, including the press was barred, the silver-tongued ment in his own behalf heads and iv'igious leaders to join their Rev. Andrew Young, executive director of yours?; (2) Are you the key executive in pro-Communist ranks. when his company is in- a profit center of vital interest to the new the Southern Christian Leadership Confer- volved in a merger. A captured North Vietnamese document ence, staled: management?; (3) Are you flexible enough now being studied ;il the Pentagon explains The higher placed an to: (a) report to a new group of execu- the operations of the "People's Congress" "We have marched here to demand executive is, the more that Congress and the executive branch of tives? (b) function in a new organization as follows; likely it is that he'll be in setup? (e) do things "their" way? (4) Are government share wilh us the powers of on any merger discussions "The political objective Is lo bring self-government. If Congress doesn't give your executive skills transferable within the together all leader? and groups advocating nnd the more likely it is new structure? (5) Was your company ac- us some of Ihcir power, we will take It -BTSi-rirD that he'll come out on top. immediate |» nee in Vietnam into one loose- all away from them." PORTER quired for non-management reasons special ly formed organization In work for the iso- financial advantages, manufacturing facili- lation nf the American-barked government Strategy nf the leaders of the Poor claim seems valid enough to me but each ties, distribution structure—of which you of President Thieu from the Vietnamese People's campaign calls for expanding Is false, according to an exhaustive study arc a part? —iheiE_tent-cit.yJntn ..additional park sites in by Handy Associates, oldest of the manage- (6) Is your salary high in relation to "Members' nf the 'People's Congress' Iho city where, cabinet posts in their ment consulting firms In the I!. S. - •• shadow government will lie set up. the compensation scale of the purchasing wiU form a .shadow government which will Out of 2(1.0(11) upper-income men Handy company? (7) Is your salary high relative be prepared lo seize power in the name of In addition to the announced goals of interviewed over a 12-mnnlh period, it ana- lo the marketplace for your job oulside the the Alliance lor .National, Democratic pressuring Congress into passing legisla- lyzed (Kill directly involved in a merger, company? (8) Is your function duplicated Peace Forces. tion including a guaranteed annual income ilie. firm's findings not only defy all easy In Hie parent company? (9) Were you pub- "Negotiations will then he opened wlh for all, the I'mir People's leaders plan to generalities about, mergers but also are a licly against the merger? (10) Are you in the National Liberation Front (the Viet pnniurajje militant student groups lo st;ige warning that the more, secure you may a staff position? (11) Are you a "self-made" Cong political organization) In form a coali- camp-ins in strategic areas of the city with fcc-l, the more vulnerable you may be. man with long tenure? 1 tion government and evict ;i!l American ; or without Hie ^nvernmenl's permission. Nine out (if 1(1 of Hie executives studied If you answer "yes" lo the first five from South Vietnam " If the I,liter (HTIIIS, the direct ccill- were psychologically unprepared for 11m questions and "no" lo the remaining; six, Tilt i.i|iiur tract. post. He said he has asked for maintained the high standards'' munition burden he had to tote vious fine, and was sent to jail tional Telephone and Tele- er equipment depended on an of his department head status, In refusing to air the matter, a hearing with an impartial ar- expected of a chairman of a before," Dr. Wiseman said. for 68 days because he couldn't graph, Inc., Roanoke, Va. infrared source to bathe a tar- which would Rive him tenure Mr. Moor said the board, will bitrator and was not able to township school department, He told of an instance where pay either. The device is one in a new get area in low frequency light, on the job. His tenure as a not have the issue "tried by obtain one for his client. Eugene Kogler, president of U.S. infantry ambUsh patrol, family of image intensification imperceptible to the naked eye, teacher here -is—well—es--the-press" or rehashed at an —Daniel O'Hern, Red Bank at- the Township of Ocean Teach Municipal Court Judge Fran- using a small starlight scope, torney for the board, asked Mr. night vision scopes which in- but viewable with special gog- lahlishod. open meeting. ers' Association, charged that cis X. Kennelly imposed the detected a company-sized Viet Charles Frankei, Asbury Mr. Frankei stated he is of Frankei to take advantage of tensify faint moonlight, star- gles, summary dismissals of school penalities. Cotto had been fined Cong force moving toward its the opinion his client is pro- the legal machinery available Tark attorney, -charged the personnel in the past and the position. hoard. in_.QUe(l,.j)emoted_Mr. dt to assure his dient a swift de- and placed on probation in demotion of Mr. Buehler have 1 As the' Americans prepared^ Buphier in taking awayhis su> be presented- wTtFchTrges and cision. February, 1966, for use of mari- caused teacher morale to drop to open fire, the patrol leader prrvisnn' stains and offering offered a public hearing on the Mr. Frankei replied: to an all-time low. juana, and had stopped report- -him-a-pnnlfiK4-as-fln-elGmon-- -Charge us so we know what Double 'Happening with the scope spotted a sec- matter, T =— ing to his probation officers in tary school history teacher. He also said that during a caused Die demotion." In calling for a hearing for ond company-sized enemy force Mr, Buehler before the entire September, 1867. a short distance behind the panel, Air. Fogler said: "I Dorothy Sproul of 161 South irst. don't want him to lose a fine St. was fined {60 for using pro- For ECOMS Latta The patrol leader ordered his reputation because of inuendos fane language, and Jean Ma- FT. MONMOUTH - Rep. James J. Howard, D-NJ, team to let the first unit pass and hearsay." chette, 44 Washington Ave., . yesterday deliberately disclosed a "military secret." through, and ambushed the £E ever, that this is not definite. Po[ice Chief Thomas Vincent E. Brennan, 1504 It happened at a luncheon following the Electronic second. In the confusion, the Spruce" ~Aver~ also cited ~Mrr ^ComjEand's declassification of the Army's newest tacticaL two Viet Cong forces fired-oir~ tended or the past live M. Pesano is being hindered toxication. Monmouth County Grand Jury weeks, the panel heard no wit- in his Investigation of gam- Buehler for a "fine job for 16 night vision device, the Starlight Scope. each other, while the U.S. pa- Joseph Williams, 118 Bank probing charges of tampering nesses, meeting only, in con- bling activities within the city. years." Even a common crim- He was not scheduled to speak, but took the floor to trol withdrew and called in ar- explain that it was a doubly important day for Maf. Gen. with the Iflng Branch police ference. The panel also Mr. Garr was Indicted May inal, he said, receives a state- St., received a suspended five- tillery fire support. William B. Latta, ECOM commander, because it was also Department met yesterday in knocked off early as it- has 14 by the regular session of ment of charges. He called on day sentence on an assault and Other scopes in the "family" the board to tell the teacher his wedding anniversary. special session, but again it for the past three weeks. It the Grand Jury for giv- battery charge signed by Oscar include a 16-pound crew-served why he was downgraded and to Gen. Latta, then a lieutenant colonel, married First was just a dosed door meet- has been meeting for the full ing false information to DeChalus, 35 Bank St., for his weapons sight which may be work day and sometimes a county newspaper which he solve local school problems Lt. Beatrice L. Thompson of the Army Nurse Corps in attached to such weapons as ing. daughter, whom he charged Palermo, Sicily, May 21,1944. even beyond. attributed to Mr. Keuper. here, "not sluff them off on the the 106 mm. recoiless' rifle or The" panel, which has re- The congressman earlier told newsmen he was im- Department of Education." had been pushed and hit May 6 .50 caliber machine gun, and a ceived several extensions to Superior Court Judge Elvin pressed by the scope, and called it a significant advance in at Red Bank High School. tripod mounted scope weighing continue its probe, usually H. Simmill has extended the NJEA Backs Him lielping to protect U.S. fighting men in South Vietnam. meets on Thursdays but this term of the special panel but Two Nabbed John Malloy, a local resident 38 pounds used for artillery. week it met two days early. made it subject to his call and a field representative for The tripod mounted sight is Prosecutor ViriceMTrKeu- which Tffeafirihatlie coUld the New Jersey Education As- the largest of the three models ~ per said the panel may meet terminate its existence at any For Entry sociation, said he has made DismalSeasonforStatePark and has the most effective light every effort to resolve the con next Wednesday, adding, how- time if he so desires. (Continued) The sand, he explained, has amplification system, being ef- UNION BEACH - Two men troversy, but was unable to do "We lost a lot of sand in the The extended probe was traveled to the point of the fective more than 1,200 yards were released on ball last so due to apparent board re- Stream," expressed dismay at March, 1962, storm, then gained touched off by Milton Garr, Hook, which has built up enor- from the target. luctance. Following a state- erosion which,, he said, has it back when the government secretary.of the Long Branch nlght_ after they were charged mously over the years._ Groins Police Chief ment that the NJEA stands pumped a lot of sand from the All three sights are developed- City Wide Civic Association, with breaking, entry and lar- carried awaymBsrof thrsaiid' firmly anchored to the shore- firmly behind Mr. Buehler, river at Sea Bright," Mr. Ri- around a new device, the who charged that Long ceny at a local home. from the Hook's beaches over line would be necessary to stop he was denied a move to hear ker explained. Nevertheless, image intensifier tube, which F.M. Scally the past 20 years. the sand loss, he said. Raymond Schulze, 20, of the issue at last nighi's the beach sand reached its can magnify even the dim MM. EichKorn MornlngsldrAW." wasTeleased sion. "absolutely low ebb'Hast Febt fluorescence created byTOtting" in $500 bail after he was ruary when the beach dimin- jungle growth. la W Mr. O'Hern ruled that it may KEANSBURG - Mrs. Mar- charged as the principal and ished to a width of, 15 feet at ALLENHURST - Police be harmful to the board's stand garetta Elchhom, 89, of 27 Oscar Goblo of 685 Glenmere Girl Official Bars New id - etrief-Fnmrfs M. Seatiyr-% g Waakaack Ave., Keansburg, Way, Cliffwood Beach, was re- _Ther£_is_an_as£rageJieacfl -of-310-€edar Ave., dled-sud- leased in $250 ball on charges -and—it— was-Iater— determined denly at his home at 10:45 last died Monday at Rlvervlew Hos- width of 30 to 50 feet now, Mr. of aiding and abetting. A court that the board acted improper- night. Police said death was pital, Bed Bank, after a long RacerWffiiFedinrFail Riker went on, "about 15 per hearing is set for tonight. ly in holding such a session. caused by a heart attack. Illness. Mr. Moor told Mr. Frankei MIDDLETOWN - Mary Jo county Democratic officials in cent of what it should be," he Police said the men were ap- he will advise him today if the Durnien, the township's young- order to elect the party nomi- said. Chief Scally was bornjn Born in Germany, she had prehended -after the-homo of board will meet with his client nees in November." South Amboy and had resided jived her more than 48 years. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lylo, est committeewoman, elected The number of persons ad- here for 4Q. years, He had She wag the widow of Leon- and review the case. He also ,tn_ the, Dlslrlct- 7 seat - on.. a Miss Durnien also urges mitted to the park this summer 630 Cambridge Ave., was en- told Mr. Malloy he may"expect been a member of the police ard G. Eichhofn and is sur- tered Monday night. .Mtt&LnJast.yeat ,Jja|.decjded young people and adults alike will depend on beach capacity vived by n son, Fred Elch- areply today on whether Mr, 1 in-the 3d congressional dis- force since March 30ri942 and Entry was gained through a not to try to duplicate her as determined each day by life- had served as chief since July horn of California and a daugh- Buehler may take along a rep- trict to work for re-election of garage wall, police said, and resentative of his choice If such 1, 1961. ter, Mrs. Elsie Siefringer of feat this year. Congressman James J. guard captains, Mr. Riker taken from the home were two a meeting takes place. He was an exempt member this place. Miss Durnien will be mar- Howard. stated. television sets, a hi-fi set and Mr. Buehler, in summing up, and former chief of the Allen- Services will be tonight at 8 a record cabinet. ried to Edward O, Bove Jr. of "This man's dedication to "Normal daily park capacity o'clock at the John J. Ryan said the issue is not "just Herb his job and constituents cer- is 15,000, but we'll be lucky to hurst Fire Co. and immediate The Lylos were moving into East Keansburg in October. Funeral Home with the Rev. Buehler that matters now." He tainly deserves voter recogni- hold 5,000 now," the park su- past president of the Monmouth the house, having left the Newton Greiner of the First said he will fight the issue for I Yesterday she said the two tion," she declares, County Police Chiefs Associa- premises after painting and perintendent predicted. Mothotfist Church officiating. others in the. educational field decisions are not connected. tion. His other memberships decorating, police said. The Included the PBA and the State Cremation will be private. who may have been treated un- entry was-reported-to head- "My fiance would ljke_ me to of New Jersey Police Chiefs fairly^ — quarters yesterday morning. run again this year, as a mat- Association. He said he will fight the "so- Kransburp Youlh called charges" through the ter of fact," she said with a A member— cf_ St. Mary's The Weather "Htirl iii^Acciclciit state "Education Department grin. - r LIT WARDS INSTALL Catholic Church, Deal, he be- and up. to the state Supreme Testimony Why She Ran Mostly sunny today, high in tonight and tomorrow morning A NEW TV ANTENNA longed to its Holy Name KED BANK - Edward F. Court if necessary. Sweeney, 18, of 8 Walter St., upper 60s to low 70s. Clear to- and onshore 10 to 15 knots to- Society. (Continued) Mr. Frankei, who is slated to "Last year when I decided to As Low As Keansburg, was checked at third witness, state night, low around 50 along morrow afternoon. Fair Chief Scally is survived by The spend much of today in Free- Overview Hospital for a neck Irooper Raymond Castellano seek the county committee coast, 30s in some of normally through tomorrow. Visibil his wife, Mrs. Marie Mc- hold, awaits the board's ruling injury after an accident yes- identified North as Paul G. seat I did so in order that my colder interior places. Mostly ity five miles or more except 95 Cormick Scally; a son, Eobert on his requested re-evaluation terday at 12:10 a.m. at Broad Nastasio of 132 Franklin Ave., sunny tomorrow, high in low one mile or less in haze or F. Scally, at home, and of the case. district would be represented three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth St. and Pinckney Road. Long Branch. to mid 70s. Outlook for Friday, patchy fog around daybreak 49 in the county Democrat organi- fair and mild. each morning. Fistler; Mrs. Mary Johnson He was a passenger in a car Mr. Torchia testified that the Wards carries a complete zation, I did not believe it ad- In Monmouth Beach, the and Mrs. Marguerite Moran, driven by John O'Shea, 153 rent was paid by Agnellino. TIDES line of Antennas. Designed Items Missing vantageous to voter interest to high yesterday was 69 and the all of South Amboy. River Road, when it was in "He came and brought it and Sandy Hook , Specifically for your »r«a. low 51. It was 65 at 6 p.m.. The Buckley Funeral Home, collision with one driven by Da- said it was for the other guy. have a committeewoman elec- TODAY - High 5:42 p.m. Call for FREE ESTIMATE.. In Red Bank The overnight low was 49 and Asbury Park, will be in charge vid W. Dill, 3 Margaret Ave., I assumed it was for Gerald ted by the local party execu- and low 12 p.m. RED BANK - Police yester- the reading at 7 a.m. today, of arrangements. Neptune. North," said MR Torchia. tive committee merely because TOMORROW - High 6 a.m. Dial 542-1590 The slate's case was pre- day broadcast a radio alarm 52. and 6:24 p.m. and low 12 a.m. the more adult Democrats 8:30 to 5:00 sented by Assistant County for a gas torch and a diamond MARINE and 12:48 p.m. Prosecutor Thomas L. Yacca ring, the loot in separate failed to meet their civic re- Cape May to Block Island: For Red Bank and Rumson CUSTOM rino, who had Indicated earlier thefts reported to the depart- sponsibility," a release from West to northwest winds bridge, add two hours; Sea Montgomery Ward ment. • that the warehouse might not Miss Durnien says. around 10 knots this morning Bright, deduct 10 minutes; SERVICE DEPT. have been rented by Agnellino. They said the torch and a becoming onshore 10 to 15 Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Hopi Road DECORATOR CHAIRS gauge, valued at $105, along "However," the 19-year-old 1IGHT DIFFERENT MODELS. YOUR CHOICI OF FAIRICS. knots this afternoon and to- utes; Highlands' bridge, add 40 New Shrewsbury with a tank of compressed committeewoman continues, night. Variable 10 knots or less minutes. 00 VALUES Man Charged gas, were_taken from Butch's "this year my party has en- 100 TO 159.00 Car Wash, Newman Springs dorsed Mrs. Katherine Blbaud, As Disorderly Road, between 5:30 p.m. an experienced and sincere Sunday. Democrat... I ask all my good Huffman & Boyle MATAWAN -Peter Hilllon, The ring, an 80-year-old dia- friends and neighbors of Dis- 42, of 1 Osborne Place, Sea trict 7 to vote to elect Mrs. Rt. 35 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. 542-1010 mond of unknown value, was Bright, was being held on $1,- taken from an apartment at Bibaud county committee- HIIMHIII ft 000 bail today on charges of 122 North Riverside Ave some- woman in my place. And I en- disorderly conduct and mali- time between Nov. 15, 1967, courage my fellow Democrats cious mischief. and May 1, they said. to cooperate with local and Police said he was arrested NOW at 1:50 a.m. today after an PUBLIC AUCTION attempted entry at the home of Ronald Zuback, 2 Mill Road, IS THE TIME! when a window was broken. County Births S A L E Police said the suspect was taken to Riverview Hospital, RIVERVIEW Mr. and Mrs. John Thomson Quality Furniture and Furnishings comprising I Red Bank, after his arrest and Red Bank (nee Kathleen Mockler), 55 ! treated for lacerations of the Ocean Ave., East Keansburg, To Rescreen entire contents of tho 14 room Early American Mr. and Mrs. George Wash- I right forearm and hand, daughter, yesterday, House. Grandfathers Clock, Banquet Table; ington (nee Nancy Clayton), Mr. and Mrs. John Slowineski Oriental Rups, French Love Scats, Oil Paint- 190 River St., Red Bank; son, yesterday. (nee Jacqueline Webber), 40 • ings, Needlepoint Chairs. Prime Antiques in Patient' Missing Nevada Drive, Hazlet, son, yes- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mat- terday. Furniture, China, Bric-a-brac, Porcelains, Crys- - MARLBORO - Colts Neck thews (nee Patricia Courtney), Beat the Bugs Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hues- tals, Etc, Highgrade Porch and Lawn Furniture, Slate Police reported this 14 Hecklemann St., Union ton (nee Donna Biebel), 99 morning that a missing per- Beach, son, yesterday. which Messers Green Grove Ave., Keyport, sons alarm is in effect for An- Mr. and Mrs. Francis Swan- son, yesterday. I*. <;. COATS & ASSOCIATKS ' thony Badia, a patient at the ick (nee Carolyn Hanlon), 12 New Jersey State Hospital at Greeley Ct., New Monmouth, Long Branch Call Atlantic Glass Auctioneers 842-4033 Appraisers Marlboro. daughter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lam- bert (nee Grace Schweitzer), IIIIIT liven instructed by The y said Mr. Badia had Mr. and Mrs. Raymohd Ow- t Combination 51 N. Sunnycrcst Drive, Little been missing from the hospi- lesny (nee Betty May Oswald), Silver, daughter, yesterday. 9 Porches Rescreeend (laslli* Hrnnk Farm — Frank (iumitia tal since early Monday. He is 13 Memorial Pkwy,, Atlantic Windows Rescreened described as a white male, Highlands, son, yesterday. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL lo ln> sold by t union at Neptune five feet, six inches tall, weigh- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Skrivan- • Patio Doors Colts Neck-Freehold Rd. (Hwy. 537) Freehold Mr. and Mrs. Jose Ruiz, 217 • Doors Rescreened ing 128 pounds, and wearing ek (nee Barbara Pulsch), 66 Newark Ave., Bradley Beach, Rescreened Corner of Kast I-rtthnld Rd. & Cnlis hVk-Freehold Rd. navy blue trousers nnd a light Main St., Port Monmouth, son, son, yesterday. * Approximately one mile cusl n[ Freehold blue shirt. yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. On Tliuixlay. .'Wilt .May, at 10:00 A. M. iniMwiniuinuiuuuuiuui muiiuuuivyBUiuuttBflUHi Bertodotti (nee Maureen Shaw), r 145-A.SIoney Hill Road, Eaton- J Preview dale of sale starting at 9:00 A. M. town, daughter, yesterday, ATLANTIC GLASS Lunch by—•La(lies-of~-.Middletowii Dutch Re- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris "GLASS AND MIRRORS IN EVERY SIZE YOU CAN BREAK formed Church. Please come prepared to re- (nee Kathleen Yauarck), Shark move your purchases as it is imperative that River Road, Neptune, daugh- RED BANK BELMAR MATAWAN ter, yesterday. 21 MAPLE AVE. HIGHWAY 71 138 LOWER the house be vacated at conclusion of sale. Cor. Whin HI. and All visitors please park your cars under di- Mr. and Mrs. Moshe Blau Mipl. A". ».. .r nih A,,. MAIN STREET (nee Ava Sclilesinger), 1306 rection of Parking Attendants. Seating accom- 747-2020 681-1200 566-2838 modations for .'S00. Furnishings of (he Bar llnami Ave., Wanamassa, son; Room and Kccrr-aDon lloir.e will he sold upon yesterday. completion of1 the 111:1111 liiuldin;;. Mr, and Mrs. George Laird \ New in town? Ask your neighbor j (nee .loan Monahan), 2815 Bel- where he buys his clothes. j mar Blvd., Belmar, son, yes- terday. THE DAILY REGISTER Red Bank Pushes Code Wed., May 22, 1968—3 For Junk Gar Removal Call Bids JiED BANK .-rr The borough's can Baptist Estates, builder of would communicate with the first ordinance aimed directly the 12-story residence for the county traffic engineer about On Repairs at eliminating junk cars from elderly, to keep it on the bor- better co-ordination of traffic private property was intro- ough tax roles. lights on West Front St. and But council wants to go on the possibility of a delayed To School duced by Borough Council last record as opposing the exemp- green light for left-turning cars RED BANK - Bids for re- night. tion bill anyway, he said, and at Broad St. aud Harding construction of the fire-dam' Like Fair Haven's law, after the objection will be forwarded Road. which it was patterned, it de- to the county's assemblymen To another inquiry, Council- aged section of Red Bank High clares any vehicle that stands who will be next to vote on it. man' Joseph 2. Falvo said an School will be opened by the inoperative or unregistered for In response to suggestions by announcement will be made at Board of Education June 11. 30 days a junk car, and makes Charles R. Knoll of Harding the next meeting about the hir- The work will be completed the owner a candidate for a Road, Mayor Arnone said he ing of a new patrolman. before school reopens in the court summons. fall, Superintendent Robert C. The measure has been nota- Hoops said last night. DETENTION CENTER — This is a rendering of tSe proposed county |uvenile detention "cantor toi" be~BuIft on Dutch bly successful in Fair Haven, A two-alarm fire last Nov. 30 Lane Road, Freehold Township, near fhe John L. Montgomery Medical Home. The rendering was prepared by Red where it has brought 17.con- wrecked the woodworking shop Bank architect Bernard Kellenyi. i • evictions in the past three weeks of a campaign against junks. and damaged rooms above it, Top of the News The insurance claim has now In this borough, the intro- ~ ductioi!i of the ordinance is a been settled, Dr. Hoops said, feather in the cap of James NEWARK - Attempts to settle the six-week strike against New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. have come to a and the board is advertising to- Juvenile Detention Center ~ V. Gettis of Chestnut St., who day for bidders for the re- has been calling for a junk standstill. construction. car clean-up for years. He told Yesterday, both the company and the striking service council last night he counted and maintenance workers union reported that no negotia- Plans and specifications for tions were in progress and none were scheduled. Plans Please Superintendent 80 of them on a recent trip the work were prepared by .through the borough. Robert Byrnes, secretary-treasurer of Local 827 of the Arthur Rigolo, board architect, al preliminary plans finally and have been approved by"tBe" p . Parking Curb Slated International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, said the very, very nice. They haven't juvenile detention centers, he temperament, he noted. presented this one to the frte- union has received no response from Bell since the union's state Department of Education. In response to a call from forgotten a thing." said, it was decided to install A holding type kitchen be- holders last March 12. citizens in another section of request Monday for intervention by the Federal Mediation With these words yesterday, vandal proof heating systems and Conciliation Service. tween the boys day room and "With the rapid growth of the borough, council introduced Mrs. Mary Smith, superinten- in the county complex. the girls day room will serve Monmouth County, the deten- an ordinance to establish two- A company spokesman said Bell negotiators have not De Gaulle dent of the county's children Separate dining and recre- hour parking on both sides of tion center the county now been invited to attend a mediation session. shelter and juvenile detention ation spaces will be provided both rooms simultaneously South St. between Branch Ave. "At the moment, as far as we know it's a newspaper center for the past 16 years, for each sex, he said, permit- through pass type windows, he has —which can only accom- and Brown, Place. story," the spokesman said. Expected endorsed the proposed county ting simultaneous participation said. The kitchen is designed modate six—belongs in the an- And on a request from an- The union's 8,300 members, including installers and line- juvenile detention center by all inmates. Theft also can nuals of antiquity," he said. other section, Mayor John P. to receive food, prepared in the men, struck the company April 15. Last week the union To Prevail which will replace the existing be a separation of activ- Mrs. Allison L. S. Stern of Amone said council has not rejected a proposed three-year contract by an 830-vote adjacent medical home, by PARIS (AP) - President facilities in Freehold Township. Scobeyville, chairman of the resolved the problem of heavy margin. Detailed plans for the insulated food carts, he said. traffic on Eeckless Place. Charles de Gaulle's govern- shelter's board of trust- planned center were released By not installing a kitchen Council already restricted ment appeared certain to de- Commiiter_ ees, said of this proposed cen- Building Rules Hearing Set yesterday in a joint press con- Mow, he said, the county can ter;, "~ " ' parking on Reckless Place in feat the censure motion in the ference by the county Board save $25,000 a year. The facil- response to a request from its TRENTON — A public hearing on proposed statewide Dream Come True National Assembly tonight, but of Freeholders and Board of Rate Asked ities will permit a full kitchen citizens, but they made an ad- regulations governing construction and maintenance of hotels "It's a dream come true af- the strike crisis smothering Trustees of the Children's should one be needed later, ditional request to have the and multiple dwellings will be held here Monday, Com- Shelter. ter all these years." street restricted to light traffic. munity Affairs Commissioner Paul N. Ylvisaker said yes- he said. activity in city after city On Parkway She commended Mrs. Smith An ordinance was drafted terday. The freeholders last May Also included in the com- showed no sign of abating. for the wonderful work she and approved in Trenton, the 7 approved a $550,000 bond or- FREEHOLD - The Mon- plex will be rooms for medi- mayor said, but council has More than 2 million workers dinance for the construction mouth County Board of Free* cal examinations, counseling has done in the existing cen- Small Business Session Set joined the strike yesterday, and equipping of the new cen- ter. not decided it would be the holders yesterday endorsed a and interrogation. WASHINGTON — A congressional hearing-on small bringing the number in revolt ter. Contracts are expeeted to best way to solve the problem. Objectives Soiipf Mr. Gonzalez said that the business development in urban poverty, areas will be held against the government to be awarded within a month motion by Freeholder Marcus The ordinance would shift "The architecture of this average stay per youth hi the Friday in Newark, N. J. more than eight million—about and completion is expected Daly urging the N! J. Highway trucks to other residential building is planned to aes- detention center is from three half the nation's work force. to take 10 months. —streetSr-he-said _ Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-N.J., who will preside, Authority to establish lower thetically portray a building to five days for those between Adopted upon final reading the-firsnc^be-held-on-the-subjeet—pThe^trike even hit Les Halles, Freeholder—Banjamiir^-H;- rates-for— commuters- -on—! the-ages of-six and-16. For— by the Senate Small Business Committee." the capital's central food mar- was an ordinance appropriating Danskin said the existing fa- Garden State Parkway. environmental adjustment of those older, he said, it is usual- ket, where fruit and vegeta- ' $12,500 for the purchase of lots culties in the county radio juvenile delinquents," said ly longer because of the Su- ble workers went on a 24-hour Mr. Daly noted that the state at 276 and 278 Mechanic St. Haitian Rebels Routed (KEA-317) room, near the Mr. Scott, "and at the same preme Court ruling that ju- warning walkout. legislature recently passed a veniles are entitled, to have They will be added to the site PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti - "Papa Doc" Duvalier's John L. Montgomery Medical time provide the greatest resolution urging special low- their own attorneys. of the proposed eastside park. Haitian government declared last night it has put a &man Most of France's major in- Home on Dutch Lane Road er rales for the superhighway. flexibility, the lowest main- dustries, transport and public Bank Gets Permit rebel invasion force to flight and captured the two B25 bomb- , p p were very efficient in their day "The taxpayer of Monmouth tenance requirements, the Another board member, Mi- Council granted a variance ers that landed the invaders. services were idle. But elec- but that expanded facilities County, in particular, as well latest design techniques and chad B. Guarlno of Rumson, sought by the Monmouth Coun- Government sources said 10 of the 35 invaders were tricity and gas were still be- are now needed. •> as other counties," said Mr. security features." in thanking the freeholders for ty National Bank for construc- killed in a 20-minute battle at Cap Haitien yesterday and the ing supplied, and telephones Looks Like School Daly, "is a hidden financial Through the creative use of approving the plans, said that tion of a branch bank at Mor- rest fled to the hills with government troops in hot pursuit. and telegraph were operating. At first glance, the proposed supporter of the parkway in the color, light, materials, design "we're on our way now.", ford and Allen Places. For the Parisian, the strike center looks like a school. It and form, the center loss of taxes that are waived Mrs. Smith also com- The variance had been rec- meant no banks open, huge will hold 20 boys and 10 girls to the tax-free status of the will achieve a climate and ommended by the Zoning Board Sees Dangerous Path Ahead mended the freeholders for the 1 piles of garbage in the streets, between the ages of 8 and 17 parkway. physical setting which will en- OCEAN CITY — New Jersey Community Affairs Com- center, adding that now pro- last week. Council made it sub- no public transportation, no in segregated {acuities. The hance rather than inhibit the missioner Paul Ylvisaker said last night that "church people "In a small way, a special grams in religion, education ject to a finding by the borough mail, little commercial enter- existing building can hold six correctional processes of the engineer that construction will must walk down the dangerous middle path between the lower rate structure for com- and recreation can be ex- tainment, and lineups for food youths. The new plant will not institution. not interfere with a storm sew- extremism of the blacks and the extremism of the whites in muters would in some way al- tended. and gasoline. Robert B. Gonzalez of Fair er that crosses the property. our cities." be fenced in. leviate the local home owners Haven, a member of the When asked by newsmen If —The bank will construct a He told the annual convention of the New Jersey Synod The situation was similar in To keep it compatible with burden." colonial office with drive-in fa- of the Lutheran Church in America here that "the blacks Bordeaux, Brest, Clermont- the Montgomery Medical The freeholder, who is seek- Board of Trustees of the she will continue to be the cilities on the site this sum- fear they will be done in by the white establishment while Ferrand, Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Home, said Red Bank archi ing the GOP nomination for Children's Shelter, said the superintendent of the center, mer the whites see spooks and mysterious conspirators doing Poitiers, Rennes and Tou- tect Floyd Scott of the firm of the Third District Congres^ board when it was created in she replied that she didn't August, 1963, had two objec- know, adding that she hopes Another variance recom- evil and dangerous things in our cities." louse. Bernard Kellenyi, it will be a sional seat, said D. Louis Ton Meanwhile, deputies in the one-story red brick veneered ti, executive director of the tives: To reopen the shelter— to continue working with the mended by the Zoning Board, which it did, and to deter- . for a 14-story apartment House Israel Rejects U.N. Demand National Assembly bogged building of masonry construc- authority, has indicated an youths. down yesterday in a discussion tion with white concrete terest in toll readjustment. mine the need for an ex- on Riverside Ave.,..got no ac- UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - Israel defied the U.N. panded center. of technicalities of the French trim on its east and front Mr. Daly's proposal urges Money to lend? Reach bqrrow- tion last night. Mayor Arnone Security Council last night, saying it would not comply with said council has not had time education system and which sections. the authority to actively devel- The trustees had many in- ers with a Classified Ad. Dial a new demand that it rescind the annexation of the Arab op a study as quickly as possi- to completely review the plans sector of Jerusalem. party has done the most to ad- The complex, occupy- terviews with judges and other for the high rise structure pro- vance it. This postponed the ing about eight acres of coun- ble. professionals and after sever- 741-6900 now! posed by the AVB Realty Co. The demand, proposed by Pakistan and Senegal, was adopted by a 13-0 vote in the 15-nation council earlier in vote on the censure motion at ty owned land, is divided into of White Plains, N. Y. least until late tonight. four major elements, adminis- Housing Project Okayed the night. The United States and Canada abstained. It was the first time since the outbreak of the Arab- tration and admissions; male A Planning Board recom- Israeli war of last June that the council had failed to be housing; female housing, and mendation got council action. A unanimous in a decision on the Middle East. Would Biuld building services, dining and series of subdivisions were ap- recreation. proved for the Red Bank Newark Tensions Seen Rising The building services sec- Housing Authority which is ac- A Restaurant tion will be the hub of the op- quiring land for a public hous- WASHINGTON — Senate investigators were told yester- FINAL WEEK! eration, said Mr. Scott, and ing project for senior citizens day racial tensions are increasing in Newark, N. J., scene In Colts Neck will provide sufficient area for at Leighton Ave. and West Ber- of a 1967 riot in which 26 were killed and hundreds injured. expansion later. gen Place. Paul Kamerick, assistant counsel to the Senate Govern- COLTS NECK - The Plan- The proposed center is an- ment Operations Investigations subcommittee, told the panel Council voted to register its ning Board has received an ticipated to meet the county's objection to a state Senate bill that tensions have not eased since the five-day riot that be- application from Peter Tere- gan July 12. needs until 1980, he said, that would make senior citizen bush for permission to con- based on statistics provided by "In fact," ha said, "the opposite appears to be true. housing projects tax exempt, struct a Stewart's Restaurant the Monmouth County Plan- "Many people close to the pulse of Newark have re- but it was another structure, on Rt. 34 just north of Brock's ning Board. Navesink House on Riverside ported that not only have Negro organizations and groups Farm, stiffened in their attitudes, but also, that white groups have Entrances are so designed, Ave., that prompted that ac- Mr. Terebush appeared be- tion. organized to resist by force any possible future action by the he continued, so that boys or Negroes." fore the board last night to de- girls will not come in Mayor Amone noted that the tail his plans for an indoor contact with one another while borough has what it considers restaurant with service only at arriving or leaving. They will a valid agreement with Ameri- Man Given Youth's Heart tables. He described the proj- not at any time come in HOUSTON, Tex. - The heart of a 17-year-old youth beat ect as "new to the Stewart contact with one another dur- today in the chest of Louis John Fierro, world's 15th heart chain", which is best known ing the normal operation of transplant patient and the fourth man to receive a donated for its car service drive-ins. the center. heart at St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital. In contrast to the bright or- The male housing wing the most wanted window we ever had . . . A surgical team led by Dr. Denton A. Cooley implanted ange color which quickly iden- is flexible enough to permit Checkmaster the heart in 30 minutes last night. Fierro, 54, an Elmont, tifies a Stewart enterprise, the isolation of inmates into three N. Y., automobile salesman, was listed In "highly satisfac- proposed building will have a classifications, if desired, he accounttoday tory condition" half an hour after the operation. colonial motif. The architec- said, adding that the female WHITE - ™r nnr ture will be similar to that of wing will permit a two clas- Poor People Seen Calm the bank on the west side of sification division. WASHINGTON - The Poor People Campaign's long- Rt. 34. Each wing will consist of awaited first large-scale confrontation with Congress turned There will be seating for 60 private rooms and dormitories SAMSON" out to be quiet, orderly and a lot milder than many on people and parking space for capable of housing one or four both sides had predicted. 20 cars. It is planned as a inmates respectively, he said. Two tightly disciplined delegations, one in the morning ycar-around operation and will Central plumbing facilities will and a larger one in the afternoon, walked the two miles be air conditioned for summer. be provided adjacent to the from their shantytown camp to Capitol Hill, where a few Mr. Terebush stressed that minimum security rooms. testified about their problems while most sat quietly listen- his restaurant will retain one Incorrigibles will be housed COMBINATION ing. feature of the Stewart chain- in maximum security rooms Leaders made clear these were only the first of what complete informality. which will have prison type will probably be daily trips to Important governmental The Planning Board has the plumbing fixtures within the offices. space, said Mr. Scott. No minimum balance required application under study. Can we help you? Musical dropouts sell instru Service is our biggest asset. ments for cash with a fast act Students Get u Double Treat: INSTALLED CENTRAL JERSEY BANK ing Classified Ad. Dial 741-6901 • 15-year guarantee on paint finish .A1MX3 TFMJfSrr COMRANV now! • Triple track • Full/ wcatherstripped UEMDEnoFF.D.I.C. 3-Star General and Helicopter Stabilizer bar • E-Z tilt Unique new screen design HIGHLANDS - Students of Permission to use the lot as a Gen. Hackctt's three - day FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR INSTALLATION Henry Hudson Regional School helipad was granted by school visit to tills area started with (No Extra Chargo for Second Floor) FREE RABIES CLINIC had a double treat this morn- officials when it was found the an official reception Monday at helicopter landing area at 52d ing as they viewed a three- Ft. Hancock, where lie was Brigade headquarters in High- honored by officers and wives MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP star Army general and lands is too small to accom- of the 52d Artillery Brigade THREE CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE a Riant, twin-rotor Army heli- modate the twin rotor ship. and the 3d Battalion, 51st Ar- Budget • Easy Charge • Frown's Credit tonight at the copter. Gen. Hackett toured local air tillery. , Daily and Saturday 8 A.M.-S:30 P.M. Lt. Gen. Robert Hackett, defense sites on his last offi- After visiting Nikc-Herctilcs Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 P.M. Lincroft Fire House commanding general of tho cial visit before his retirement batteries here, Gen. Hackett U.S. Army Air Defense Com- June 30. He will be replaced left to continue his tour of oth- 741-7500 mand, took off in his oversized by Lt. Gen. George Underwood, er installations in neighboring 32 BROAD ST. from 7 P.M. to 8 P.M. whirlybird this morning from now commanding general of states before returning to iiet school's paved parking lot. Fort Bliss, Tex. * Washington. •-THE DAILY REGISTER, W«Jnesd«y, M«y 22, 1968 Robert Left Taylor Mrs. Dante Paolercio Peter H. Kline John Brownridge Brownridge; another daugh- EATONTOWN - Peter H. man of the Republican comfy KEARNY - John Brown- RED BANK — Robert Lee NEWARK - Mrs. Mildred Kline, 74, of 28 Maple Ave. executive committee. idge, 80, of 187 Brighton Ave., ter, Mrs. Anita Marshall.of Taylor, 31, of 289 Shrewsbury Genna Paolercio, 55, of 301 Shipper 90, father of Mrs. Isabelle Bran- "ontville, and two grandchild South Seventh St. died Satur- died yesterday in his home. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ave. died yesterday in River- well of Little Silver, died Mon- dren. day at her home. She was the Mr. Kline was born in Lan- Annie E. Kline; a daughter, view Hospital after a long ill- day in West Hudson Hospital. Early U.S. sister of Mrs, Josephine. Cle- caster County, Pa., son of the Mrs. Elizabeth Shaub of this Sen-ices will be tomorrow ness. He was a retired machinist. ricuzio of Red Bank. late Aaron and Agnes Kline. place; three sisters, Mrs. Me- at 11 am. in the Wilfred Arra- Mr. Taylor was born in I^ong Also surviving arer his wid- Golf Pro He lived here six years, pre- linda Pape of Hallandale, Fla., Branch and was a member of Also surviving are her hus- ow, Mrs. Agnes R. Glen itage Funeral Home, here. NEWARK (AP) - John M band, Dante A. Paolercio Sr.; viously living in Elizabeth. Mrs. Mary Shaub of Lancaster, Shippen, 90, believed to bp Ihc he Pilgrim Baptist Church two sons, Dante A. Paolercio He retired as a signalman Pa., and Mrs, Mabel Duffy of first Negro ever lo play com- here. Jr. and Frank Paolercio, both petitive goil in the "United for the Long Island Railroad in (Jonestoga, Pa.; three broth- GRAMAN'S Surviving are his mother, funeral directors here; two States and one of the fust ers, Benjamin Kline of Cones- Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor; his sis- daughters, the Misses Bridget 1959 after 40 years' service. He American-burn golf pros, il'nl toga and Abraham and Ed- lens, Mrs. Madelyn Williams and Josephine Paolercio, both was a communicant of St. Dor- Monday at the Newark ddt- and Mrs. Eleanor Houston, and of Newark; three other sisters, othea's Catholic Church, ward Kline of Lancaster, and PHONE 747 • S623 dens Nursing Home. his maternal grandparents, Mrs. Lena Pisciotta of Iselin one grandson. Shippen, who was also part ***• Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Logan. a member of the Eatontown and Mrs. Elizabeth' Lombardi- A High Mass of Requiem HOOVER and EUREKA Indian, began his career In All are of Red Bank. Republican Club, and chair- no and Mrs. Katherine Moccla, will be offered Friday at 9:30 KINGSTON TANKS & CANISTERS The funeral will be Friday at was offered at 10 a.m. today 1894 as pro at the exclus.ve a.m. in St. Dorothea's. Inter- Waxen — Polishers — Hand Cleaners both of Maplewood; two in St. Rocco's Catholic Church Maidstone Club in East Hamp- 1 p.m. in the F. Leon Harris brothers, Charles Genna of ment, under the direction of the SALES and SERVICE here. The funeral was from ton, N.Y. Prior to that he had Funeral Home. Interment will Irvington and Carl Genna of Robert A. Braun Home for Fu- "We Service What We Sell" i the John A. Paolercio Funeral been a caddie. „ _ bejn While Ridge Cemetery, Nutley, and one grandchild. nerals, will be in Graceland ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PREMISES Home, Newark. Memorial Park, Kenilworth. In 1806, at a time when En- Cpl. John Baker Eatontown. A Solemn Requiem Mass glish and Scottish professionals dominated the U.S. golfing scene, he made his competitive debut in the U.S, Open at the Cpl. Baker Shinnecock Hills Golf Club on SALE Long Island. Shippen recalled in a recent Is Killed interview that several other TODAY professionals objected—to—Ws-|- entry. But Theodore Havemey- In Vietnam THRU cr, the first president of the U.S. Golf Association, said that ELBERON - Cpl, John A. Baker, 22, son of retired Army if Shippen did not play the Maj. and Mrs. Robert B. PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE SAT. event would be called off. Baker, of 276 Norgrove Ave,, Shippen finished in a tie for died as a result of wounds suf- - TRADINC STAMPS FREE! fifth i that year and went on to I fered in Vietnam May 14. play, in five other Opens, the last in 1913, when Francis Oui- The Marine, a graduate of PRODUCE DEPT. met became the first amateur Ix)ng Branch High School, suf- fered fatal shrapnel Wounds ^ CHUCK STEAK W POT ROAST and the first American to win the title. caused by an enemy rocket The rest of his career was strike on his base near Chu CALIF. CHUCK spent as a teaching pro in the Lai a month after his 22d TRIMMED New York area. birthday. PEACHES He is survived by four daugh- Cpl. Baker was born at Ft. FIRST CUT FULL CUT ters, a son, three sisters and Monmouth. He enlisted in the five grandchildren. Marine Corps In April, 1966, SWEET after attending Southern Il- JUICY linois University. —— U.S.D.A. CHOICE FRESH LEAN The corporal was assigned to FIRST David Ellis, Vietnam last December and was later detailed to a special OF THE LONDON «> GROUND Owned Office assignment in Japan, He re- SEASON |b. Ib. turned to his Vietnam base 29 BROIL =£,[88 CHUCK April 14, one month before the 58 Supply Firm fatal attack. BONELESS-TOP ROUND Also surviving are two broth' OR CROSS RIB CROUND BEEF GROUND ROASTING ers, Walter C. Baker, a stu- FRESH ALL BEEF CHICKEN dent at Stout State University, TOMATOES ROAST BEEF ROUND Wisconsin, and Robert B. Ba- FRESH U.S.GOVT. ker Jr. of Riverside, Calif., and CHOICE OOC BORA „ INSPECTED ., two sisters, Miss Pamela Ba- LARGE RIPE Ib. OO Ib. 48 UAN Ib. 3'A-UB. AVG. Ib. 38 ker, at home, and Mrs. Clark BEEFSTEAK Akers of Falrfield, Conn. (BONELESS STEAK SALE CHICKEN SALE The Richard C. Holdal Fu- U.5.GOVT INSPECTED neral Home, Oakhtirst, will be Ib. In charge of arrangements. 27 CUBE STEAK LEAN & TENDER | CHICKEN BREAST jft •» 58 U.S.GOVTINSPEaED Mrs. Olpa Brown SHOULDER STEAK BONELESS ).J MIAMI, Fla. - Mrs. Olga CUCUMBERS SWISS STEAK BOTTOM J CHICKEN LEGS „ 48 W. Brown, 85, of 8235 SW 6Jri Place died yesterday in her URGE U.S. CHOICE home after a long illness. SMOKED PICNIC ib. 38 Born in Sweden, she came 46" tn the United States as U.S. CHOKE CHUCK STEAK t 4 L young lady. She had lived in SHORT RIBS POTTING ib.55 Tb49 Rumson for many years before ORANGES SPARE RIBS s moving here eight years ago. PORK CHOPS «i» ib59' David J. Ellis Mrs. Brown was a member STEER BEEF LIVER •o! the Humson First Presby- UJt. CHOKE U.S. CHOKE NAVESINK - David J. El- terian Church. Her husband C lis, 67, of Sears Ave. died Mon- Charles E. Brown, died July DAIRY DEPT. BEEI CUBES "SUP «,. 79 BEEF SHIN BONE IN ib. 49' day in Rivervlew Hospital, Red 12, 1943, In New Jersey. Bank. Surviving are two daughters, SOFT PARKAY OR BLUE BONNET PAKlOlttti.UNHUrtOAbtT I TWO GUYS *•• .A TWO CUTS f - Bom in Jersey City, he lived Mrs. John Scheldt, with whom SAUSAGE iib roi 69 FRANKS MEAT ib 59 COLD CUTS A 3 °* 99 . In Hasbrouck Heights before she made her home, and Mrs. MARGARINE moving here 23 yeare ago. He Cornelius J. Shay of 12 W. CROSSE & BLACKWELL TWO GUYS IMPORTED TWO GUYS SUCED or HALVES was owner of Ellis Office Sup- River Road, Rumson; four 4 OFF i.>>.$fl ply Company of Red Bank. grandchildren, and a sister, 3 SOLID WHITE TUNA YELLOW CLING A member of St. Agnes Cath- Mrs. Edmund Backshall of olic Church, Atlantic High- Morristown. CREAM CHEESE BARBECUE-SWEET s'lands, he also.was a member Arrangements for services FOR HOT DOCS or HAMBURGERS PEACHES of the Knights of Columbus, will be completed by the Wor- BORDEN'S pkfl den Funeral Home, 60 E. Front IN WATER Red Bank; Red Bank Rotary M HEAVY Club, and the Red Bank lodge St., Red Bank. FROZEN FOOD DEPT. ;t SYRUP of Elks. 5 3^89" SARA LEE Surviving are his wife, Mary Charles Mills Grierson Kllis; a son, W. CALIF. COCK OF THE WALK m Mb TWO GUYS CALIFORNIA James Ellis of Red. Bank; a MADISON TOWNSHIP - A POUND ^0 cans %BT m daughter, Mrs. Charles Ong of Requelm Mass was offered this TOMATOES 4can-t M m morning in St. Lawrence Catho- TOMATO PASTE Cedar Rapids, Iowa; a sister, TW1WUOUT3UIANO GUYS GIANTI *-ID2-H>.8-oz. «-OZ.COIt. canst A f Wmg± TWO GUYS FANCY Mrs. Anthony Llvesey of Mont- lic Church, Laurence Harbor, CAKE" 57 C forCharles Mills, 80, of 108 ?&• clair, and three grandchildren. TWO GUYS cific Blvd., Cliffwood Beach, fa- PORK n BEANS 3? 79' DICED BEETS h. cans 8I99 Services will be under the di- ther of Mrs. Ralph Van Kleck IN TOMATO SAUa CUB BOY-AR-DEE rection of John P. Condon Fu- of Highlands and Mrs, Thomas ORANGE JUICE SAXET OR PRIDE OF THE FARM b. torn CHEESE OR BEEF neral Home, Atlantic High- Macko of Matawan. He died lands. FROM FLORIDA RAVIOLI Saturday. CUT GREEN BEANS 10199' TWO GUYS OR EMPRESS-4N SIU) OIL He was a retired engineer APPETIZING DEPT. TWO GUYS 100% Thomas B. Butler for Rahway State Prison and NORWEGIAN C a U. S. Navy veteran of World SARDINES BALTIMORE — Thomas can 6 *r 89 War II. BOLOGNA OR COFFEE Baldwin Bullor, STAR UNIVERSAL a banker, rail- Besides his two daughters, he HANDY-BAG PLASTIC road executive and father of is survived by five sons; three Thomas B. Bullet- Jr. of Red LIVERWURST other daughters; a sister, Mrs. FABRIC SOFTENER Bank, N. J, died yesterday UTILITY BAGS 5 =C 99' Irene Webster of Thomas, 4 TWO GUYS while on vacation on Norwalk, HEINZ Mich., and two brothers, Wil- Conn, liam Mills of Owosso, Mich., •b.59 He was chairman nf the TOMATO SOUP 10 PINK LOTION and George Mills of Detroit. board and chief executive of- M LIQUID 1-pt. ficer nf Ihe Mercantile Safe CHICKEN ROLL ,ilb CQc ADVANCED ALL 6Oc OFF ZO-lb. IOC OFF UBEL 6-ox. Deposit and Trust Co., chair- Heppincr Service FAMILY SIZE LABEL box 3 DOVE DETERGENT btl. 39' ,ma n ,o f , ihe executiv, , e commit- RED BANK - Services will ALL WHITE MEAT +* ffEJl «!5 tee of the Seaboard (oast l.moine held at 1 p.m. tomorrow in PREMIUM BONUS PERS6NAL SIZE Railroad and the I^uisville j the Adams Memorial Home, IVORY SALVO OXYDOL not and Nashville Railroad and a! 310 Broad St., for Fred H. Hep- SOAP lwdrr in other business ven- i j r, 81, of 116 Pinckney Road, NEW INTENSIFIED IVORY p ne SNOW DUZ TABLETS DETERGENT turps and an urban renewal iwho dicd Monday at Eaton POWDER program In this area. ,|Park Nursinj, Home aftor a GIANT GIANT GIANT SOAP GIANT GIANT Surviving, besides, (us son,! ]mR i]incsSl Thc Rcv James 2-1 2-lb. 3-lb. 3-lb. are his widow, Mrs. Louise in. Harris, associate pastor of 2-lb. 6-01. 14-OL t-oi. 1-or. 4 box box box box Walter Bailer; another son, ,ne Firsl Methodist Church of box 77 79 77 bars 26 Howard Butler of Jack- 79 Red Bank will officiate. Burial sonville, Fla.; a daughter, will be in Fair View Cemetery, Mrs. David P. Shi'ffmatker of WEEKLY SPECIAL Middletown. SQUARE Baltimore, and nine grandohil- KING SIZE WHITE BREAD SUCED TtllOD -CMTf 0 ^Services will bo tomorrow JHMUff REGISTER loaves ilw TEFLON® SCOOP ir the Episcopal Church of the ' • ' HAMBERGERor HONEY f NON-TILT 4 POINT 80" GREW Sure-grip sculptured handle. Just Redeemer, here, HOT DOG ROLLS wipe to clean. R*HJ n.nk, .v J. onoi SBL .__—— tiranrii ortiwit r.% Rl, t\ Mlddlrtoun, N. J. 2-lb. Eriftlixhtoii n Man 3ft rot \Hln W., Frrrhold, N. J. LOUNGER 171 Broadwft), lAtng Rranch. N, 1. /j.'/Withmoisture-proolpillow POUND CAKE RING 4-or. 79« Reg. Dies After I all JJ r.tUbllibrd In 1K78 r>f -lohn II. Cooti .-"*'"' •• / and white fringe. PISCATAWAY (AP) - A fi5- «nd llrnr) ( l«> LARGE A Ac 99c ruhlUhrd by Jhr Itril Hank Rpihtff 66 year-old carpenter died yes- lnrurporxtrd 88 PIES ALL VARIETIES 8-INCH *l? With D food Purchase ol $2 or more. Icrday at Si. I'elcr's Hospital PATIO ~ '""'• ~~ Memii^r rif tfie Asviclttfrl l'rfsi - 1/4lb. in New Brunswick, about two 1 hi' AMu'int' »"• Ml") Two Cu,< Trodlng Slamp Rock barrel HOUSEWARES DEPT. hours after being Injured In a !'f nil i,',f liniii ncw^ 1'iiir.fil in till. POTATO CHIPS 79' fall from scaffolding at Ihe tirvMi[.|i]i(T (ll well H» nil AV ntw. medical buildup; on Dinners 1 Open Daily 9:30 A.M. 'til 10 P.M. W« reiervt the right to limit Ciim|)iiN lieie. dally, Mon qilanlili.i, Not re«poil«ibl. Sunday* 10 A.M. 'til 6 P.M. for typographical «rror«. I'olice said Klwnoil Siiydam Pricoi ellectlve thru Sat., of Church IJfiad. 'Enclisliiown. *For Saks Allowed by Law. May 25, 1968. In Af1v»''.n MIDDLETOWN - ROUTE 35 H\>\i;irviiUy landed tin his head alter falling frfnn a M-fniit lnjjh fi'-affni-i • > ,.-»20 00 TM DAILY ., Msj 22, l%0-5

"Roy WUklns Roy Wilkins To Speak At Asbury Park ASBURY PAHK - Boy Wil- Mns, national executive direc- —tor of the-NationaLAssociation for the Advancement of Col- ored People, will be the key- note speaker when the Asbury Park-Neptune Branch of the NAACP launches its annual membership drive in Asbury Park High School auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. The meet- Ing is open to the public. Mr. Wilkins was named NA- ACP executive, director in 1955, succeeding the late Wal- ter White. He joined the NAACP staff In 1931 as assistant executive secretary and also edited The Crisis, the NAACP's official magazine, and served the or- ganization as administrator from 1950 until his election as executive secretary. Mr. Wilkins is a member of the National Advisory Com- mission on Civil Disorders. Since 1949 he has served as chairman of the Leadership Conference on Civil Bights,' the coordinating body for Inore than 100 national civil rights, labor, religious, civic and fra- ternal organizations working r to advance civil rights through governmental action. Ermon K. Jones, local NA- ACP president, said it has set a goal of 1,000 members. It listed 356 members at the he- ginning of the year, he said. Challenges Code Interpretation WEST LONG BBANCH-Jo- —seph Palumbo, 31 Munroe St., says he did not quote the borcjjh zoning code as permitting _ accessory build- ings on the same tract as prin- cipal businesses at last week's Borough Council session. He said yesterday that he told the governing body the building Inspector interpreted the ordinance as permitting such structures. He said he challenges the Inspector's use of a section of the measure dealing with accessory build- ings as the authority to issue a permit three years ago for the construction of an office -building on the same tract as Patriotic a Bt. 36 gasoline station. Mayor Henry J. Shaheen has turned the issue over to William E. Russell, borough attorney, for study. Realtor Week Is Under Way FREEHOLD - "Home Is Where Security Starts, Don't Wait in '68" is the theme of the 1968 Realtor Week obser- vance by the more than 500 members of the Monmouth Cojmty Board of Eealtors. Merritt R. Lamson Jr., pres- ident, said community obser- vances are scheduled-as Heal- tors join 2,900 colleagues in New Jersey and 85,000 in the nation in directing attention to Three cheers for the red,white and blue! their calling and the special nature of the services they ren- Only in America, at Bradlees, could you find a star-spangled der. : Mrs. Adelaide Shaffer Camp- > collection like thisl Play clothes so high in quality at prices so low. bell is president of the New Jersey Association of Beal Es- They're ail-American cotton—double-knit tops, bonded pants, tate Boards, which is all shape-keeping and carefree. Sizes 8-18. comprised of 39 local boards .serving the state. Short-sleeve crew-neck top with red, white and blue stripes, 3.99 Realtor Week activities are tied in with the "Make Amer- —— Long-sleeve V-neck top, white with red and blue accent stripes, 4.59 ica Better" program of the Na- tional Association of Real Es- Sleeveless tank top with red, white and blue stripes, 2.79 tate Boards, which was launched in February to help Sleeveless crew-neck top with blue and white or red and white stripes, 2.79 solve problems of our cities and towns. Pants with stitched-down creases—all white.

CKDITMRO Slacks, 3.99 Jamaica shorts, 2.99 Harmony PTA The Money Saver To Meet Monday Bradleei Revolving Chirgt Plan MIDDLETOWN - The Har- 852 2 234567] mony School PTA will hold its Hit. B. LAFtK IN J final meeting of the year Mon- day, May 27, at 8 p.m. in the ^Jradlees I all-purpose room of the school. we're out to keep you coming back Theme for the program is "Looking In on Your School." A band recital by the children will be followed by a display of pictures of highlights during S. PLAIN FIELD KEYPORT • LAURELTON EATONTOWN MADISON TOWNSHIP the past year. PARK AVE. I OAK TREE RD. fa 70 • BRICKTOWN HIGHWAY 35[AT THE CIRCLE} RT. 9 t ERNSTON RD. IPARLIN) Installation of officers will POOfcE AVE. HIGHWAY 36 precedo the business portion of the meeting. Plans for the up- coming sixth grade class party will be formulated. .1- RECEIVES AWABD WAC Named Measles Study to End In Freehold Township Hiss Nancy Jew White Month's Soldier was among the recipients of TRENTON - The second fected but did not show symp- infected, develops antibodies edge which will influence scholarship awards presented FT. MONMOUTH - Because phase of a study of German toms of Illness. in his blood which may be de-guidelines for the future use by the New Jersey Katharine May is the anniversary month measles involving students in Dr. Roscoe P. Kandle, state tected by laboratory analysis, of a vaccine against German of the Women's Army corps, Gibbs Alumnae Club at a re- the Veronica School and in the commissioner of health, said though he apparently has notmeasles now being developed. cent breakfast reunion at the the "soldier of the month" Clifton T. Barkalow School in been ill. a person who Is exposed t; It is exciting to contemplate Montclair school. award at the post was given Freehold Township will be car- German measles and becomes that preventive medicine is on The daughter of Mrs.; Jean to a member of the Post's WAC ried out next week and Uie Dr. Kandle said: "Children detachment. who have antibodies to Ger- the threshold of a vaccine that S. White of 332 Haven Jioad, first week In June. will protect against German Fair Haven, she was awarded This month's winner, Spec. man measles and who will Earlier this year, 761 stu-WSCS Supper measles as effectively as anti- a half-tuition scholarship. She 4 Dorothy Werner of Accord, dents In the two schools gave therefore have Immunity will is a senior at Rumson-Fair N.Y., a superior graduate in polio vaccines protect against samples of their blood in a Is Tomorrow be identified to their parents Dolio." Haven Regional High School. stenography from the Adju- study to rlevetop data essential CLIFFWOOD - Mrs. Frank tant General School last August, and this will be a sour™ of in establishing future guide- Evaldi has been elected pres- reassijrgnce to both parents received prizes from the Redlines for the use of a vaccine ident of the Women's Society Bank Community Chamber of against German measles of Christian Service of Cliff- and students. They will not get NOW is the time to... Commerce as well as military which Is being developed.. wood Community United Meth- the disease again. Another re- awards from Col. George A. odist Church. ward for both parents and stu- Kurkjian, commanding Army At the time the initial blood Electronics Support Command. samples were Bought, a few Other officers Include Mrs. dents, however, is that they Robert Hope of the Red Bank cases of German measles oc- Paul Garrison, vice president; will be contributing to know'- Retail Trade Board presented curred among the students in Mrs. Robert Ward, secretary; the schools and it was antici- Mrs. Theodore Matthews, trea- the honored WAC with a plaque PAYS $15 FINE . . . gave for a and several gift certificates. pated that additional cases surer; Mrs. Isabella Van Cleef, FIRST POPPY SALI — Mn, Michael J. SUvola, preii- Earlier Spec. Werner also re- would occur. This happened. spiritual growth chairman, SHREWSBURY - Robert Approximately 100 cases of NEW CAR! dent of the Red Bank Auxiliary to the American Legion, ceived a certificate, savings and Miss Elizabeth Gey- A. Velleca, 58 Third Ave., At- bond, and a three-day pass German measles have been re- er, missionary education chair- • O/ PER ANNUM ON M. ANNUANU L DIVIDEND sail* first poppy io Red Bank Mayor John :P, Arnane.i lantic Highlands, paid a $15 n * ^ /--/•% i jor»i i kin en ported among students in the man, k SAVINGS CERTIFICA COMPOUNDED from post officials. She Is as- fine in Municipal Court Mon- SAVINGS CERTIFICATES (Register Staff Photo) signed as a medical secretary two schools. WSCS will hold a roast beef FROM {5,000 4 QUARTERLY at Patterson Army Hospital, The state Department of supper tomorrow from 5 to 7 day night for speeding 48 miles here. Health wanted to study the p.m. in the church, Cliffwood In a 41) mile zone. Appointment Is Delayed students during the anticipated Ave. Mrs. Matthews is chair- Musical dropouts tell instru- outbreak of German measles man. Puppy love? Find the pet to "1AVINOS I LOAN ASSOCIATION HOLMDEL — Appointment tion in relation to liability for ments for cash with a fast art- to learn how many of them The society reported a profit win her heart in today's Classi- MIDDLETOWN I ATL. HIGHLAND5 I LINCROFT of a tax assessor for this clajnwjoljowlngriot_or other ing Classified Ad. Dial 741-6900 would become obviously ill of $136 from its recent rum- 671-2400 I 291-0100 I 842-4400 township will have to waiFiinli mob action. now! and how many others were In- mage sale. fied Ads! Coramitteeman Charles E Frechette is back in town. The appointment, due sinci January, was scheduled for last night's Township Committee meeting but committee wanted to make it unanimous. A de- cision will be made at a spe- cial meeting as soon as the lull committee can meet. Announced that « petition proposing a referendum In November on a Sunday clos- ing law is available to. rest dents at township offices. Endorsed federal and state legislation on open housing. Moved to review the munici- pal Insurance policy with Holmes It McDowell to clarify the township's insurance posi- School Group Leaders YOU SAVE REAL CASH BONELESS STEAK SALE! Af FOODTOWN! U.S.D.A. Graded Choice Beef Selected BONELESS TOP ROUND SHAK NEW SHREWSBURY. - "Committee cKalrmeS were BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN STEAK elected last week at a meet- ing of the Monmouth Regional BONELESS CUBE STEAKS High School Communities As- BONELESS SHOULDER STEAKS sociation, at which the goals of the organization were de- BONELESS SWISS STEAKS iined. Elected were: Wayne 1 BONELESS SHORT STEAKS Nichols, membership chair- man; Mrs, Florence Cohen, program chairman, assisted by Mrs. Anne Morganthal, Mrs. Lucy Vierling and Mrs. Philip Bailiy. Mrs.~ Doris Nichols, social concerns chairman, assisted by J. Kelsey Burr; John Ju- dltz, school board represent* Foodtmvn Dairy Dept. Savings'! live; Mrs. Virginia Ruzicka, Smoked publicity chairman, and J Kraft Deluxe Yellow & White Slice! Foodtown Fresh Nutritious "the real thing" ft.69° Kelsey Burr, espirit de corps Tongues chairman. AMERICAN ORANGE Foodtown Sliced Mrs. Virginia Kline, volun- CHEESE JUICE Bacon ^69- teered to serve as correspond' U.S.D.A. choke Foodtown Midget ing secretary and Mrs. Vir- 08 •kg. 1 ginia Regan as recording sec- Eye Round Roast ft.'I Pork Roll retary until an election of of- 59 Fresh Boneleu Swift Premium AR Meat ficers Is held. hxxftom c CREAM CHEESI »«i.i>ti. 27c Foodtown Large Curd Pork Roast n.59 The next meeting of the or- Fresh Lean • Frankfurters *T69" ganization will be held Wednes- MARGARINE ».I>HI.46C COTTAGE CHEESE C Armour Star AR Meat day, June 5, at 8:30 p.m. in VoloGnivtr* Ground Beef «.49 lb e the school. Membership dues CHEESE lean Frankfurters ,,c69 have been set at $2 per year Fuxhoonltttular 56* 30 e U.S. Govt. Imp. FooJl.wn All Mint t All B«f MARGARINE 6t4.plv.S1 Ground Chuck » 69 lb e per couple. Persons interested Uon Frankfurters PC59 ir. promoting student welfare Foodtown Toiletry Dept. Saeings! _, AA U.S. Govt Insp. Foodtown All Meat and improving communications Stainless Steel lb $ IS between faculty and. parents Ground Round n.89* ^.^. Frankfurters 2 PC 1 are being invited to attend. I SHICK SUPER RAIOR BLADES *•— Foodtotcn Appetizer Dept. Cash Sac Foodtown Seafood Dept. Cash Savings!*•••« White Meat CODFISH STEAKS «,49C Gets Degree CHICKEN ROLL b 59< Fresh Pan Ready TongyDnmMIe iHnDHMitk • ( ^ DautUrig.S's Jf W ( WHITING ib.39 SwissCheesofc t4929** SalaBoiledHad m i. 59 UtgtflCannlion Cntaf CiH-Jtwfa Foodtown Bakery Dept. Savings! Where Available Smelts 2 * 59* Halibut ^79' r»adHwnirmiMmi«r FoofHewnCuColt Slat w h29* Salad h39* HAMBURCROUS J&31S NABHCOSANB. r 5 Where Availoble •—»^»^—^-^ CoumMWHM Sandwich Priority Chunk Bonita In Oil NMUCOCOMU 3 ,1*. *l GREEN BEANS 7 1 LUNCHIONBMAD '£ 29 AH Varwtiti Spaghetti B<»K BUWY BMAD £ 29* fBvJiliiV^B BUMY COOKIM 3 &,. *1 TUNA FISH Foodtoonb* •li^RB>JIBBj Hj*«.»«l»*«l.0lOwllMh|llll RAGU SAUCE 8cOffLipton 49 POTATO CHIPS n.« 39' m* Mm* 1, /I SUNSHINI Co«n ,** 43* TEA BAGS X CORNQ'sFoorfton •»25n *Frozen ^mmMm^M^^ food Dept. CashKEIBURCOOKIES*,.45 Savings; ' Foodtown Freezers nro Chock Vail of Frozen Foods at Blew Low Prims. Shop nnd Compare 1

CREAM PIES Foodtown 100% Pure ^f Foodtown Assorted Flavors low Col. or Regular e C MORTON FROZEN COLOMBIAN COFFEIX^ 59 CANNED SODA 12 '^ 89 Assorted C & B or Heint fjHM •-J* $ As advertised over radio station W.O.R.

JonnLMilroi»n RELISHES 5 1 BORATEEM £ 177' Jim Bishop AH Purpose Grind Foodtown SAUSAGES Foodtown Frozen "the real thing" BELMONT, N.C.-James A, c $ 17 Bishop of Hallandale, Fla., au- T. FOODTOWN CAKE ,*, 59' COFFEE rooDTewN^59 i 1 MAYONNAISE 49 ORANGE JUICE Foodtown Compfire thor and syndicated columnist, 1 received the doctor of human- 1 AWAKT ^ 3t •flies degree at the 90th com- t^ foodtown Frottn SRCMI NwttnrMl MARSHMAUOWS mencement exercises of Bel- ;1 STRAWBERRIES APPLESAUCE 61*1 F I oodlo.n F.ai.n WhcL Nwthw ill mont Abbey College. He also Tip Top Froxen Attortcd •*Me»MMitaFoniltown Farm Fresh Proiln<>c>nMMHMiMiM delivered the address to the ;.. STRAWBERRIES .-/39' Fniit Drinki or Regular or Pink graduates. & ; ICE CREAM SALE A former resident of Sea >, -, Foodtovm Linden Farms IEMONADE Bright, N. J., his column, "Jim C A FI vor c Bishop: Reporter," appears in ;1L69 " ° '^59 Swill Vunilla (. Oraiiga The Register three times a 1J-oc. i BANANAS - • 12 ;.;; ICE CREAM CUPS i2 ,;,',,89 week. r 12 fvl Birds Eve rroien Food town Froxen Crisp Boston Customers call when you ad- Cut or French Sunkisl Florida Juice LETTUCE vertise your business service r.1 FRENCH FRIES GREEN BEANS LEMONS ORANGES wilh aclion-grlling Classified e C hiod 10* 10,49' 10 49 Ads. Dial 711-OT today! 4 89 5 89 «--THE DAILY RMISTER, ^^3^^yuKa@i; ^_^ Wednesday^ Alay 22, 1%3 Prices elfectlv* through Satwday Moy 23. Not r«pomlbl» (or typographical •rron. Wirawimlh« right ta limit quantities. Mimbtr Twin County Grocwt. i " 1 I THE DAILY BEWSTER, Wed., M*7 22, 1968-7

10 MT BONELESS BEEF ADDED ROASTS TOP SIRLOIN, ALL ONE PRICE TOP ROUND or C BOTTOM ROUND

CHIEFLY BUSINESS — Members of the 56th annual FREEZER GUT—WHOLE TOP ROUND Ik. 1.0) Ib. - conference of the NBW Jersey Association of Chiefs of 85 Police gather at The Essex and Sussex Hotel, Spring Cut from 1st 4 Ribs Only—NONE PRICED HIGHER! Lak^rfeTaiTange conference to Be held there June!6 to 20. Chief Raymond Mass of Shrewsbury, left, is act- ing pr*lidenr during the illness of Chief Martin Walsh RIBS OF BEEF -i>f..Hudiqn County. In center i$ Fred L. Abel,..manager Che Boss 1$ "Suptr-Righf Quality Beef of The Essex and Sussex, and at right, Chief Raymond B. Newman of Spring Lake, host chief. Chief Mass is :;:-:„ - ^genefat~chairmarTdf the "confereWclT. GROGROUNU D ROUND 85 Ib. Atwmr.UP "Sup.r.Right" Quality PORK Library Friends Elept It'syoji! IRESH PICNICS SHOULDERS 39. FRESH BONELESS Holmdel Man Leader Think about it It: Str.IgMj FRONT c OCEAN ;T0WNSHIP - Wil- organization's annual meeting CUTS 89 liam K. Madden of Holmdel held in the library, here. All of us from tUTPresident on do\ or you. BRISKET BEEF Ik. was elected president of the Others elected were Myron L. Super-Right BONELESS—In Waterproof Poekaget Monmouth County Friends of Taylor, Brielle, first vice pres- Jdent and Mrs. .Oliver S, Col)-, _.J!rank!y*J8to sjoaJd we be without y •"TEeTjffirary" AssociattoiTatTtte over, Manasquan, second vice CORNED BEEF CUflss? 791 president. During the ceremonies Mr. and the man. "Super-Right" Quality (Smoked Pork Chops 99* Ib.] School Group Madden presented a token of appreciation on behalf of the Eyes Exhibit board of directors to Mrs. Har- We know. We'te Tras -heldiir-the COIIK : Sliced Bacon S 'i 69« Ground Chuck 1£* ~ •9,B« Monmouth County Library As "Supar-Right" "—BONELESS 49c IS; munity Room of the Monmouth sociation can view the mag- about being fair, hones ependable. e I N e Museum Gallery, 152 Broad nificent library that has be- Plate Beef 29 ib. LESS 59,b Shin Soup Beef •«« 59lb Street. Members arrived early come a reality in Shrewsbury.' FRESH Sap«-Righ> Ckopp«l, Skapwt, Frown to view the exhibition, "Col- Mrs. Swartz described the Is this kind of attitud for shopping Flounder Fillet 79lb« Beefsteaks $T»K$ 2 149 lectors' Choice." cultural activities sponsored by Dr. Roy linger, Superinten- the Association from periodic dent of Colts Neck schools, informative lectures, to the It's one of many. Save Big on Fine Groceries! introduced Mrs. Douglas A. Science Symposium, which has COWMBHTS 1965,TKGJtOT AJlANTrC*fACIrTCTEA CO. INC,. Yorke, museum vice-president, become a standard event in who welcomed the group and the organization's program. n ;, ANN PAGE, Really Fine said she hoped "the schools Describing the growth of the "II UitM* f» hnliM Aiy MnrtlMi lln... Mess* Riejmt • Mil CMECn and the musuem would work organization Mrs. Swartz 1 C even more closely together in pointed out that membership Pick-of-the-Crop Produce , the future." has risen from 110 to 252 cur- rent paid members. Sponsoring Mayonnaise *49 Dr. Unger and Dr. John F. Yellow Kinney, Superintendent of Eum- members also have increased _ _san-Fair Haven Regional High from 22 to 38 while group mem- Golden Ripe Bananas Sweet Corn PEACH, PINEAPPLE. APRICOT ALL BUTTER CINNAMON FULLY BAKED bers have increased to 11. School, have been appointed Florida Golden Ann Page Preserves 3^85° A&P Coffee Cake the Round Table's representa- After describing the various HONE PRICED Hone Priced Higher! IO01. - lives, to work with the Muse- means used by the organization HIGHER! 5-39' to raise funds, Mrs. Swartz 2 29 Ann Page Tea Bags Wrlj 59° A&P Instant Coffee um. D Y 01 said, "We are a milestone in Cnj*aA DSaibl** MANHATTAN I pt.oJOo A£P IISvAfJ MlliW * * - Mrs. Yorke also announced California 1 the development of Monmouth California pint owteiriGRios | otjar ™ H«r niAva nun ROASTED «.II. ' the Millstone Township School, Sw.at Juicy rlb. M XED County. . .These four years Strawberries Larg. box Bing Cherries 0 U of which Robert Garin is prin- GRANNY SMITH have been ones of challenge, of Uf 5i IIIMIIHIMI ^Ur I^'-W Luncheon Moat %T "^ cipal, has become the second 3r..t Eating—Impor+.o1 intellectual growth and of joy. Fresh Tomatoes «- » ?„' 0 school member of the gallery. Florida r e It has been a privilege to work Chwriot Oat Cereal -^SS Sandwich Spread T^ W The first member was Forrest- Iceberg lettuce 19« S» 19 90* A&P S Topping SENATE UVnillS CINNAMON, COMB. •* pig.** A E ard, of Fair Haven. For FRANKFURTERS Llb.4oi.Jto On Kennedy amendment t< REfiULAR 8" or SANDWICHES pkg. ** Napkins 3° 1.00 Dessert Shells PA R" EP. Crime Control Bill (S.917) to 11k. 8 a. SIZE ban mailorder sales of rifles 7 Bequest Given I BOLE SUW, THOUSAND ISUND AND All l VARIETIEVA S OF FRENCH AND ITALIAN and shotguns. To Girl Scouts For the amendment — Wil- Good-Tastinq Dairy Choice! ANN PAGE 4)8«. RED' BANK -The Mon- liams. [Salad Pressings YNrCtnin A bob. 49M mouth County Council of Girl Not voting — Case (paired for). A&P Shredded Cheddar ;,;33° Scouts received a bequest from Wilt Paid and l.iil Onion, SM or., Chaau &V, oi., Crauint lulll M« M. the late Muriel L. Little of Amendment defeated, 29-53. l lb Mb. l«.«c Y cl 1 Danish Blue Cheese z£ 1-09 Cheddar Bar Pope Italian Tomatoes can Xf Nabisco Appeteasers "' »"«« ""37 Ocean Grove. HOUSE ort

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MEN OF BROWN — Edward W. Wiso Jr., right, Red Bank attorney, was installed as prosidont of the Mon- mouth County Brown University Club at a dinnor in Old Orchard Country Club. Ho's jhown discussing tho uni- lfs Smart to Save Tlaid Stamps veriity's prospocts noxt fall with John F. George, Brown's assistant football coach. Other club officers, left to right, aro Barry W. Blank of Middletown, vice Shop only where you receive Plaid Stamps. presidont; J. Joseph Frankel of Eatontown, vice presi- Saver books fill quickly for your choice of more than 2,000 valuable gifts in the Plaid Stamp Gift Catalog. dent; William A. Wescott of Rumson, secretary, and R. : . „ 1 P»*»r Harvey of Fair Havon, vice president. PricM effectlvt ihraugh Saturday, May 25th In AtP stow In North*™ N«w Jersey, Orans* and Rockland Countlas ... ALL MEAT AND POULTRY SOLD IS U.S. OOVT. INSPICTtD, , (Register Staff Photo) COLGATE FAMILY FOOD CITY'S Policy... TOOTH We don't use coupons. We don't use PASTE stamps. Our everyday shelf prices C are LOWER by FAR than anyone's 59 coupons or their come-on bait spe- z. sin cials. BRECK CITY SHAMPOO The Cost of Living is UP DM and NORMAL AT ATLANTIC SUPERAMA Shrewsbury Ave. At Route 35 Be Good to your Family's 66 NEW SHREWSBURY FOOD DOLLAR - Shop Food City i oi. iia "NEVER A SECRET OUR FABULOUS MEAT MPT. LIMIT" ROLL-ON DEODORANT SIRLOIN Oven Ready 1st Cut 1 FLUID OZ. RIB RIB STEAKS STEAK ROAST I TODAY thru SATURDAY \ 59< ROAST

75L S!SMsa«iB^BH^aaBaa«*HiSBBa 85 14 kt. Gold Graduation Coney Island Plymouth Rock HIGH SCHOOL Rib Side Loin Side SMOKED Pork CHOPS Pork CHOPS l-Foor BUTTS CHARMS FRANKS SOME WITH 27 5 5 i 59! COLORED Brisket Regular STONES 7 Long Island Ground LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS Corned Bi Corned Beef • RED BANK • SHORE REGIONAL DUCKS THICK Cl FIRST CUT BEEF • LONG BRANCH • MONMOUTH REGION/ • MIDDLETOWN 471 39s, Lean Extra Lean Our Own Homemade COMP. BOLOGNA and KIELBASI and MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT VALUE Ground Ground ROUND LIVERWURST KNOCKWURST CHUCK Chivks 591 mi-m49 From Our Fabulous DELI & HOT Fl Mogen David Domestic 2 or 3 Button Style Finely CHICKEN Tailored — Plaids and Some KOSHER CHOPPED Solids — Sixes 36 to 44 FRANKS H-Ak ROLL summer playcipthes BOYS' DUNGAREES Pick-A-Cheeje-of-rhe-Week COMP. VALUE 1.91.97 Bar-B-Qued Froni Our Fabulbous Imported Stock " SPECIAL 1b. WINE Cheddar Cheese Rugged danlm fab RIBLETS rlc. Rtlnforcml at 00 Hit points of strain, Wnttrn tryl*. 1SIZIS 4 TO 14 |00 FROM FOOD CITY'S FABULOI S and HUGE PRODUCE DEPT. to. MEN'S Sweet targe, Firm SHORTY BUYS SUNKIST FOR GIRLS IN SIZES Georgia SLICING CUCUMBERS PAJAMAS 3 to 6X —7to 12 2 Piece Short Sets TOMATOES Delicious LEMONS COMP. VALUE 2.57 Stretch Slocks PEACHES Coat Style Nylon Stretch Shells Button Front PERMA-PRESS Baby Dolls — Pajamas Cool Light- EASY CARE & Gowns — Camp. 1 weight Cotton FABRICS Price 1.99 Fabrics. Large Selection of Colon. Siies 1 2$ 3I29 10129* A-B-C-D _ GIRLS Sportswear Everyday, .ow. Low Food City Grocery Prices: DEL MONTE r 1 5 Ft. MONTCO TOMATO ALUMINUM SAUCE Buffet

DEL MONTE "303" GOOD VALUE Early Garden r NAPKINS PEAS O 1. 200's DEL MONTE "303" DEL MONTE "30303 " COMP. VALUE 2.99 FRUIT • 2-PIECE PEDAL Whole Kernel i PUSHER SETS CORN I COCKTAIL • STRETCH DENIM 2^47 JAMAICAS • MINI SHIFTS 7IO 12 Irom Our nOZENJOOD Dept From Our FROZEN FOOD Dept 6-0z. Can Montco • " GIRL' KNIT Half-Gallon Frozen POLOS AND ICE CREAM 49' ORANGE JUICE SHELLS 2 $-100 'it? FROZEN FOOD Dept. o7 FROZEN FOOD Dept. FOR I SARA LEE no, BIRD'S EYE ioc. Double Knit 100% Cotton Pk9 Solid Colors — Short POUND CAKE Sleeves and Sleeveless — Strawberries Selection of Shades — 23 Sizes 4 to 14. From Our Expanded DAIRY Dept From Our Expanded DAIRY Dept.

STORE r i HOURS HIGHWAY 35 & SHREWSBURY AVE. Grade A Grade A MON. thru SAT. WE RESERV1 BUTTER V A.M. TO 10 P.M. 1 LARGE EGGS THE RIGHT TO f«r SUNDAY NEW SHREWSBURY S? ^" LIMIT QUANTITIES f «.M. TO 4 P.M. m Thayer Gets THE DAILY REGISTER, Wed., M»y 22, Promoted Successful Housing Referral Offered at Fort BED BANK .— Frank W. ters during their stay at the By JCP&L McKenna Jr., education com- military base. mittee chairman of the Mon- Realtors were invited to file UNION BEACH - Edward Investing mouth County Board of Real- listings of available rentals and' H. Thayer, 11 River Ave., Mon- tors, reports a housing refer- houses for sale with the ser- mouth Beach, has been ap- ral service has been activated vice, which will refer all ap- pointed Jersey Central Power Spear By Roger E. Spear at Ft. Monmouth, in Building I plicants directly to the listing & Light Co.'s bay division en- 466, with James N. Chakalos i brokers. No fee is charged. gineer. The announcement was Q—I am 15 and have in- for my college fund. I'd in charge. made here by Jack It. McGal- herited $1,000. My mother like to help my mother who The purpose of the service Fun can be yours! Look for a liard, division manager. bought a few shares of Ameri- as to support us. I'm interes- is to help new Ft. Monmouth snappy new car in today's Clas- can Tel. & Tel., Union Carbide, ed in growth and dividends. assignees secure living quar- sified Ads. Reynolds Tobacco, American -S.D. Hoist and Derrick, and Ten- A—Your desire to help with •CUTOUT — SAVB' 'amily finances is cpmrnend- Asbury-Red Bank Limousine Servicft ble and soon you should be Stock Market ible to supplement your moth- DIRECT TO & FROM KENNEDY I NEWARK AIRPORTS er's efforts with an aiter-school CALI 99?.A3fln F0R INFOIMATIOM Yesterday's closing stocks: ob. Although in most situa- V*ALl« ILL'OiW RESERVATIONS ACF Ind 4T',i ~ and I-r-B Imperial 38Ji ons a young man should be Rtod Down Emenvi January ill, ml Adatna Ex 161i Ji>lm" • s M•' B . «7't , Prod 33% Jnnr* * I. irimarily rnnrRrneri with LSAVNORTHBOUNi D — Te Ntwork and JFK Alrptiti Air Reduc 2S\ Joy Mfs Aitwi:y Part Allcs Cp 16"i Kaia»r Al ;rowth, you're justified in seek- 5:30 i:3t 7:30* 1:30 10:39 I1:M 1:M ]:»# 4:N !:»# «J» Alli-IT Lud 63.11 Kennnontt Long Bronch ng some income. t AHPB PdW 21 Hoppers 5:4!--t:4!-7:4S -l!4!-10t4 11:41 1:«5 1:4 ClUe> Sv PHser 6854 jose. Do you agree?—M.M. westerly to the New Bruns- Coca Cola Phil El 2914 Col» Palm « Phil! Pet A—A basic Wall St. truism VICTORY MARKET & 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508,747-1319 wick area. Colura Gal ST* Pit Steel Coml Solv 34% Pub Sv E*O 30«i i that all stocks fluctuate. Mr. Thayer, who has a de- Con Edit 32 It Pullman 491144 'hus, if you are not emotional- Con Can 60S RCA 5CH Store Open 8 A.M.-6 P.M.; FRIDAY 8 A.M.-7 P.M. gree in mechanical engineer- Corn Prod Reading Co y oriented to assuming some Ing from Stevens Institute of Corning G 333* Revlon Cm Zell 4614 Reyn Met isk, you should not consider Cruc Stl SWIFT'S Technology, Joined the com- 4M4 Reyn Tob 41% investing. If this hurdle can be AGED FOR pany in September, 1959, as a Curllsi Wr 23 i Bt Jos Lead 4S1. .4. omfortably surmounted, I PREMIUM TENDERNESS junior engineer and has served Del * Hud St Regis Pap 31«i Dent Sup 3714 Sears Roeb B91, ecommend the purchase of bis entire career in the divi- Dow Cliam Shell Oil 66% USDA Dress Ind stocks as the best introduction and sion engineering department. 3514 Sinclair 8014 du Pont US Smith, AO 38 ?i CHOICE Duq Lt 29 youngster can have to the FLAVOR He is a member and secre- East Knd Sou Pao 33(4 RIBS o' BEEF 153'i Sou—Ry— itock market. 89 Knd John tary of the Monmouth Beach Flrcalona 35'4 Sparry Rd S3 Your broker has made three —Board of Adjustment and is the FMC Cp MS Std Brand MU Pord Mot 40 Std Oil CU 61» good selections. My only obser- LEAN GROUND BEEF 3lb , '11 TENDER CUBED STEAKS 99f, instructor of JCPL's Basic aen Accept 65 % aw on NJ 68) aen Clg 3714 Studworlh 62 ation is that companies with Electricity Course. Gen Dyn&m 5030% S Texaco 76 amilar products are sometimes Gen Eleo 88'' Tex a Sul 123% Mr. Thayer is married to the Oen Fdi 881 Textron 6214 more interesting to a beginner. former Miss Patricia Holden of Gen Molori 801 Tl-aiuame'r 62 CUT-UP Gen Pub Ut 26 Un Carbldt 42* Continental Telephone has a Monmouth Beach. They have a Tel ft Tel 39 Un Pan sou Gen lire 2B% Un Tank O istory of uptrending earnings SPLIT four children, Edward H. Jr., Ga P»o Cp ~ Unlroyal T8 and another record year is 8, Mary T., 7, Michael R., 6, Olllstte 73 Unit Alro 60 Rlen Aid 68* United Corp m ooked for in 1968. G. C. Com- QUARTERED lb and Anne M., 2. Goodrich U» US Plywood 6014 Goodyear 60'4 US Smelt Miter, despite rapid obsoles- Grace Co M'4 TIS Steel M CHICKENS ;ence of equipment, has re- Ot ASP 33 Wai worth 1314 Illchard A. Golden 29 Auxiliary Nominates 27'4 Wela MktH 33 !i ported year-to-year gains since Greyhound SO* Wn Un Tel 4714 " COLTS NECK-Mrs. Charles Gulf on 73 % Westg El 7214 1963. Ramada Inns, operator Mr. Golden, formerly the fSSSL SLICED BACON CALIF. BAR-B-Q STEAKS 69f. Haram Pap 27 Wiilta Mot 5!!i Hubeny has been nominated Here Inc 99 Wltco Cliem 43 f motor hotels, stands to bene- bay division engineer, re- here for the office of president III Ont Ind (U Wnnlwth 23 li Inr Band 44 Xerox J7J14 fit from the ever-spiralling placed M. Paul Goblo who has SWIFT'S BUHERBALL DUBUQUE —COnAGE HAM of the Fire Company Auxiliary, Int Bui Men «60 Ynr.t »htT number of automobiles on our been transferred to the Int Ha.rv 32' Other proposed officers are Int Nick 109 highways. new JCPL Eniston district in Int Paper 31' Mrs. Edward Connors, vice Int TtlJkTel tU' Madison Township as superin- president; Mrs. Robert Bag- tendent. In his new duties, gitt, recording secretary; Mrs. Hits U Million Mr. Golden will supervise the Adam Lukoic, corresponding American operating activities in the dis- HEN TURKEYS 59S SMOKED BUTTS79S secretary.; Mrs, Harold Gun- Br Am Oil Kin Arlc OU 1% Insurance Mark trict which services ll munici- ther, financial secretary, and Cdn Mi.ro Molybdtmim S5 S THI cxeola Pat Prea Hill 44 ASBURY PARK - Anthony palities, or portions of them, Mrs. Granville LeMeune, trea- Rollins Inn 53 GRIDDLE FRANKS , HT 79f |SAYARIN COFHI4ER ib Eqully Cp Mennie of Deal, special agent in western Monmouth Coun- b COFFEE 69 surer. Parse oiia Technlcol 28 Gen Plywd Utah Id S 14 with the Prudential Insurance ty and eastern Middle- Company's Vincent T. Hirsch sex County, : Associates agency, Asbury Mr. Golden, who attended Hard-Ripe Jersey Fresh Pascal Fresh Jersey 'ark, has sold more than a Drew University and St. million dollars of insurance dur- Mary's College, Calif., joined TOMATOES ASPARAGUS Strawberries CELERY MUSHROOMS RHUBARB ng 1967. JCPL In January, 1951 as a This Is his second million- cadet engineer in Asbury Park. 2 lbs. 2 bun. 2 bun. [ollar year since joining Pru- He has served as supervisor of C C ential in 1954. He was named the Cable Department, Coast special agent of the year for Division engineer and Bay. Di- vision engineer. He is a former 1 his agency in 1964. Mr. Mennie attended St. instructor of the company's Peter's College and earned his Basic Electricity Course. 19 35' 49 achelor's degree at Rutgers A native of Long Branch, he box Ib. Jniversity. Is married to the former Miss 49° pt. box 29 19 Men's and Students' Spectacular! Pre-Father's Day Sale OPEN 3 DAYS SELLING OUT ONLY ... THE ENTIRE STOCK OF TWO THURS. FINE MEN and STUDENT SHOPS. FRI. 10 tO 9 COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 FEATURING THE MOST FAMOUS 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD.. SHREWSBURY BRAND NAMES AS SEEN IN TO- MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS CAMPAIGN — Member, of SAT. to 6 DAY'S FASHION MAGAZINES. Rebel Patrol, Boy Scout Troop 250, are compiling work- AT THE A&P SHOPPING CENTER en' kits for the Multiple Sclerosis Drive at the home of Mrt. Gerald Tramitz, 140 Birch Drive, Slirewbsury. Left Choose front Nationally •o right are Peter Hayei, 12, of Elm Lane, a patrol MEN'S & Advertised Brands . . . leader; Steve Tramitz, 13, of Birch Drive, and Dennis STUDENTS' "JANTZEN" "ROBT. BRUCE" "ROB ROY" North, 13, of Spruce Drive, a senior patrol leader. SPORT ••MCGREGOR- -PETERS" -MIGHTY MAC- (Register Staff Photo) JACKETS "BOTANY" "CATALINA" "H.I.S." "IEE" SPRING & SUMMER "PURITAN" "ARROW" "MANHATTAN" "JAYSON" WEIGHT Opportunities AS LOW AS STRIPES in today's PLAIDS MEN'S MADRAS TURTLE NECK stock market! DOUBLE BREASTED 0NLY SIZES TO 48 T&M offers service that completely concen- SHIRTS All cotton. S-M-L. trates on you — your needs, your wants, your Colors: Black, vvhltot goals. Next time you want constructive invest- MEN'S & STUDENTS' blus, whiskey. ment advice or help, call a T&M Account Ex- CASUAL • DRESS Nationally SATURDAY SPECIAL ecutive. SLAX Please send me your latest report on "Marsh BERMUDAS MEN'S Supermarkets, Inc." • PERMA PRESS • DACRON BLENDS SHOE CLEARANCE /('• «ur butliMiM to help you tnvetl wltoly. COTTON CASUALS SUMMER SUITS • GOLFERS ,< • TROPICALS ALL AS LOW AS •w. • DACRONS MUCH NATIONALLY THOMSON & MCKINNON Si. • WORSTED *s M«mb«nN.Y. Stork E»ct\anBa»o!her principal ncurlly»cf *• • Fred Rauffus, Holmdel; Mrs. Brillo Soap Pads 3 II I Vincent Lamano, Union 513VJ 01. )• Beach; Mrs. Harry Eeid, Nep- Forman's Cucumber Pickles RIB ROAST |on I tune; Mrs. Goldberg, and Mrs. 511 oi. »• Why Do We Sell Only NICK OVEN Gillam. B & M Baked Beans eam I First 4 Rib* Oven-Ready Rib Roast? Give $1,45 We could sell this item for 20c leu par HI Del Monte Catsup pound, if we left more fat on. Also, if we left the ribi longer, and did not 1*6 Agency take off the feather bones and back t'LONG BRANCH - Pres,en. WITH ZESTY strap. "We believe you prefer the tation of l,#>0 representing pro- WINE VINEGAR Super Finast Way Rib Roast." ceeds from the Navarumsunk Auxiliary spring luncheon, was made Monday by Mrs. Nor- jnan-JP. Moody,- Fair - Haven, Golden Corn Mazola Oil ROASTING president of the auxiliary, to INMCHEB Mrs. Edwin Fox, West Allen- Gold Medal Flour CHICKENS Jiiirst, president of the board MUCH of directors of Family and 150 White Paper Plates Lipman's Fr»sh Frozen Children's Service of Mon- 1 Ib. 1 n. |or 99e 3'A Ib. averags CHOPS mouth County. The money will Carnation Coffee Mate DOMESTIC - 3 ft 5 IB. SIZES be used to help support the CHUNK BUY NOW FOR TNI HOLIDAY agency's many welfare ser- Chicken of the Sea Tuna w 59« \,The auxiliary will hold its SAUSAGE closing meeting June 11 at the Four C Crumb & Bake Imported ^3,25 "5.29 LIVERS *59« fene of Mrs. James L. Ber- Sard, Rumson, where a pool- Hellmann's Mayonnaise BONELESS HOT jlde luncheon will be served. It. Upton's Iced Tea Mix WITH IIMON Pork Roast FRESH BUTT 59 OR SWEET |o Display Sunshine Hydrox Cookies PHKCT PORK PARTNER: SAUERKRAUT >N>i»o29c 69 ustn iHandcrafts o«z Ground Chuck -.("SHREWSBURY - An 'inter- Fresh Florida Bational fashion show will be Finast Spaghetti Ground Round Jjjpesented by the Women's As- sociation of the Presbyterian REGULAR or THIN ^Bk 1 Ib afrl (SO* Rib Steaks *89« Cfiurch at the annual spring CORN Jjjjicheon tomorrow at 12:30 r ELBOW MACARONI Q pkgs. ? | OS© Calif Steaks »UCKCUT pvm. in Blair Hall. USD& *69« ^Fashions to be shown are oca' e from the Mission Village, which REGULAR or Din Calif. Roast •59 Dad's Root Beer NO MfOJIT SOU. UBOA Coordinates and markets hand- Club Steak **•««*•. «* eKaft items produced by refu- Chock Full o' Nuts Coffee 1 oar jjees and needy persons in 4-25" FINAST. tAUMI, IOIOGNA » i more than 20 countries. ^•Models will be Mrs. R. S. Ash- S&WBIueback Salmon BUCK BARLINKA fey, Miss Pamela Bett, Mrs. PLUMP lee'f Corned Beef Sacramento Tomato Juict JUICY Charles Crone, Mrs. Ethel Grapes k ik.iM.ptt.9fj* tlTni IIN Grimm, Mrs. Robert Hill, Mrs. Snowy Dry Bleach JAFFA URGE SIZI Jones Sausage * ^ » « 89* J#in Newbon, Mrs. .Elwood GRAPEFRUIT SWEET C D Bfeffer, Mrs. Frank Sola and JUICY Rancher Beef Steaks S Mrs. Bruce Whitnack. SUNKIST Oranges ~On the committee are Mrs. SEEDLESS SWEET EATING APPFIIZINO SAVINGS' Htigh G. Boyd, chairman; Mrs. Tropi-Cal-lo Soda C Charles F. H. Johnson, sales; NO DEPOSIT Watermelons 8 Hrs. James Steele, narrator; BOILED HAM Mrs. John Muyskens, devo- ORANGE, GRAPE, tions; Mrs. Frank Walsh, mu- COLA, ROOT BEER FUSSY SEAFOOD SAVINGS DOMESTIC „ „ BA. sic, and Mrs. Charles Crond, FRESH SLICED H "' JT( publicity. Mrs. Sidney Kotla- w e ma, Sunnybank Drive, will ac- 1IM of. % Hard Salami """»" "> 69 cept reservations through Mon- Dash Beef Dog Food FRESH FLOUNDER FILLET -69. € e day. Bosco Milk Chocolate • * * - * 51 Fresh Porgjes -45C Haddock Fillet HC »>79< Dark Meat Turkey Roll <»89 v s H0Mt smi Ohurchwomen Carnation Slender *««•• *«"«« < •• >*• 79 k c 1 Macaroni Salad * 21 • 1 Canadian Smelts H < 33 Ocean Perch r. »69< •WHERE AVAILABLE Wold Social Clean & Kill Spray Cleaner •• • '-••- 65* C Crunchy Cracker Jacks 3 •* **• 25 Price-Minding Frozen Savings FREEHOLD - The fourth annual Mother-Daughter social FIHflST PREMIUM of the Lutheran Church Women mi of Grace Lutheran Church THIS COUPON THIS COUPON Me RBR POUND CAKE featured community singing WORTH IW . WORTH AM Margarine led by Mrs. Alan Einernan and Towardi lha purchaia ol Vx Ml. Kraft Tawardi fha pvrdiaia mi mny 1 dajnii e SARA LEE 12 oz. PAST. Mrs. Sam Berry. f American Slices •<>*»*. woe. 'pk"39 Butter Makes The Difference! Grapefruit Juice' F GRADE "A" EGGS e A "Toast to Daughters" was SKIM i .^ ko. 39 Coupon Good At Supar Flnaat. Coupon Oo«d At twaar Plmitt Mouarella P 59< rend by Mrs. Jack Horn- Limit On* Par Cuitomar Limit Ona Par Cvatomar berger. Miss Cheryl Melnschein GOOD THRU SAT., MAY JMh OOOD THRU MT* MAY Uth SPAR KOOL DRINKS presented her original written Shrimp Cocktail 3t°:79« work, "A To;ist to Mothers." Cottage Cheese Entertainment was provided by Raipbarry Lemonada the Dorothy Toland Dance RBR Pries-Minding Oven Fresh Savings C Studio, Bed Bank. THIS COUPON tk/ke THIS COUPON A|kC RBR 3 ;89 WORTH AV WORTH XU SPICE OR ORANGE , |() Strawberries The welcome to mothers and Tawardi Ida pvntmia »f Any * pkgt. daughters was by Mrs, J. D. Toward! lha punhma ol 1-lb. pkff. C Johannesen, and the conclud- SWIFT'S BACON FROZEN VEGETABLES Loaf Pound Cake ^ 5** Birdseye Cool Whip 2 49 ing candlelighting service was Coupon Good At lupar NMI Coupon Ooed At fapar Una it led by Mrs. William Witscher Limit On* Par Cuilomar Limit Ona Par Cmtamor 1 01 Jr., and her daughter, Miss OOOD THRU SAT./ MAY Mlh OOOD THRU (AT., MAY 31th Sandwich Bread 4 Pk0, 1 PLUS WHITE TOOTHPASTE 3

County Fare May-Flower Ball Guests Keep Under Cover circled her arm! Alack, that and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reid, at Spear's Chiropractic Hospi- Rt. 35, West Deal. The meet- with a roast beef dinner an -HENDERSON clipped wing we mentioned pre- id,neal. tal — six days of special study ing itself is set for 8:30 p.m. hour later. Riverview Hospi- viously turned out to be a brok- Also, Mr. and Mrs. George re the treatment of arthritis An hour later, Dr. Edward tal is handling reservations . .. "Take rover!" was the en wrist. Equally alack, the Blair, Shrewsbury; Mr. and . . . Judge and Mrs. David A. Dengrove, West Allenhurst and on S.turday, the annual fashion cry Saturday night heralded mystery chanteuse Mrs. Edward Scudder Jr., Lo- Nimrno, Chapel Hill, who sailed psychiatrist, will speak about spring concert given by the when the1 Cancer Society's failed to warble. cust; Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Jimmy aboard the Santa Rosa to such newer forms of schizophrenia. Shrewsbury Chorale will be May-Fl 'straight jack- William G. Wrightson. p.m., happy but ravenous! , . . 0ub of Rumson, Fair Haven, Henderson et" of Mrs. Honorary chairman of the af- Mrs. Wrightson, co-chairman and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Junior Collegiates will have Little Silver and Shrewsbury. Philip H. Isclin, Oceanport, Wilson, Ilolmdel, who are back an opportunity to "show their AT EASE in fha garden of Rod's Shadowbrook, Shrews- fair was Mrs. Carl Twitchell, ol the ball, was in goose feath- She will be joined by her hus- was a web of jewels and glit- Holmdel, She, all tan (skin) ers — hundreds of them, all to "abnormal" (her conclu- stuff" on Saturday, June 1, at bury, are modeling members of the National Council band and by Mr. and Mrs. ter worn over a gown of peach and turquoise (gown), attended hand-painted in blue, red and sion) after two weeks touring the Monmouth Museum Gal- of Jewish Women, Red Bank Section. Mrs. Irving Bilk satin. And Mrs. William H. Italy in a rented car. With Bob lery. Mrs. Clifford Anderson, Walter Oakden, Little Silver, with her husband. Others in the yellow and completely covering Cotenoff, left, of Middletown wears a black and whit* Borden, Rumson, looked like throng included: Sen. and Mrs. and complimenting the silken on maps and Betsy manning Rumson, is chairman of the as hosts for the evening at a sirenish Lord Fauntleroy in the Italian-English dictionary, belted print, the sleeves lined in red, and Mrs, Harold Richard Stout and Mr. and underprint. This frothiest of 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. display in the Beacon Hill Country Club. Enrico's solidly sequined long Mrs. Richard Klein, West fabrics called for a slim and the Wilsons traveled as far which school age children who Meistner, Little Silver, models a simple flowered sum- black suit — slit high on the south as Paestum, and as far collect (inert items only, The party starts at 6 p.m. Allenhurst; Mr. and Mrs. Frank simple gown which was covered mer print with matching hat. Dresses are from Elsie side and wom with a, white A. Poole, Long Branch; Mr. with a long red organza coat. north as Venice—with museum please!)' are invited to partic- So's not to miss the fun, mem- - crepe-blouse -with ruffles rip- and Mrs. William Burton and These, too, were by Enrico uf meanderings en route. At St. ipate. Information and ap- bers may call-Mrs;=BayMss-for- ..Siojxat. Red.,Jank,. Occasion was council's annual iristf}- pling at neck and wrists. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel LaMorte, Enrico-Christa, Allenhurst. Peter's in Rome and at Santa plications are available at the reservatlons. lation luncheon. .(Register Staff Photo); Mrs. Robert Ludewig, Rum- Little Silver; Mr. and Mrs. Maria del Fiore in Florence, gallery, 152 Broad Street, Red son, was chairman of the ele- Donald B. Neil, Lincroft; Mr. they even squeezed in two high Bank. gant affair whose proceeds go and Mrs. Juska, Elberon; Mr. Beautiful Backdrops Masses. Pretty good squeezing for Unitarians! Ann Landers to the Monmoiith County Chap- and Mrs. Edward T. Doyle and Rumson's Beth Cox must be Weekend Calendar ter of the American Cancer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morf, Sea tired to her sox after painting Girt; Mrs. Bernard Seiple and Society. She, too, had a fashion those beautiful backdrops for ] Upcoming this weekend ..» Daniel Williams, Asbury Park; Mensa Meeting story: one free flowing panel "The Gypsy Baron." That was on Friday, the annual River- Mr. and Mrs. J. Victor Carton, of her yellow feather-trimmed the Johann Strauss spectacular Robert Levy, Wanamassa view Golf tournament and din- chiffon creation was pinned Neptune City; Mr. and Mrs. All the Way Down performed last weekend by the attorney, has been named ner-dance at the Rumson Coun- neatly to the ace bandage that Thomas C. McGee, W. Deal, Monmouth Civic Chorus — county coordinator for Mensa try Club, Author and colum- Dear Ann Landers: I am registered nurse who would day for two months. The staged by Allan Wallace, Mid- _— an organization started in nist Bob Considine, newly_r& married-to-a-man-who war ~like~to—express ~a"potat~of cooks imsome-of-the~res=— dletown, and with musical di- 1945 to reach people of out- turned to Deal, is the honor- crippled a few-years ago_b)L view in behalf of those of taurants are pretty good. and "af- -Ber&_ :; rection too. Suggest he giva them a fornhem the "opportunity of is in charge of the Stiver, the production was sified "unemployable," yet he not being dramatic when I chance. magnificent, Audiences were some stimulating sessions. Mr, golfing. And Mrs. John Mont- manages to say we are trained in the ecstatic. Levy has announced such a gomery Jr. is chairman of the LargeCol! lection of leave, the tradition of the theater. The As for the "beat generation" program, to take place tomor- evening party — which tees house eveiy show must go on, regardless row at the Admiral's Table, Bayshore PTA — you could say it refers to off with cocktails at 6:30 p.m. day and walk of bad news from home, our those diligent high school stu- all over town own aches and pains, finan- dents who played arid marched To Elect Slate PERSIAN* RUGS hegging ciga- cial worries, in-law prob- MIDDLETOWN — The Bay. their way to weariness. We sa- rets and wine lems — whatever. lute you Kenneth Walters—di- shore Junior High School Par- And Other Fine Qualities of Oriental money off Illness does not give a pa- ent-Teacher Association will rector of instrumental music at strangers. He Rumson-Fair Haven Regional tient the right to be abusive elect and install officers to- Rugs in Various Si2es gets stinking or downright nasty. Physi- night at 8:15 p.m. High School—and these: Betiy drunk, lies Landers Has b«n removal from the Warehouse where it was Bartel, Jeanne Bradley, Roland cians, nurses and technicians down right in the street and do not wish to inflict pain The industrial arts depart- stored (nil will be sold la the public in single lots on Bryer, Amy Rowe, Jerry Cup- passes out. ment will hold an open house pies, Tom Cupples, Susan or discomfort on patients, but Karl has been arrested for often it is necessary in order aqd art department projects Kadenbach, Henry Selick, Bob will be on display. FRIDAY, MAY 24th, 1968 Jamison, Tom Evans, Ken loitering, panhandling, dis- to do the tests. Some pa- tients act as if we hurt them Eiom_ll t,m. to 9 p.m.-,_ Rugg, Wendy Koehler, David orderly conduct and indecent Highlight of the evening will exposure. He makes friends purposely for some sadistic be a fashion show present-•• «the Thatcher, Steven Roy, Kathy Reid, Joan Maher, Mary Cook, with everyone in jail and they reasons. by the ninth grade sewing -Mot LY-PITCH E R MOTOR-INN Lawrence Watson, Janet Stern- do favors for him. - After spending many years classes, . ,_ _ 88 Riverside Avc. feld, Nancy Finkel and Kath- I have taken Karl to two in hospitals I am firmly con- Refreshments will be served leen McGuire. doctors and they thought he vinced that illness' does not by the cooking classes. RED BANK, N.J. was a fine fellow. He kidded alter one's personality. Gen- them along by acting very uinely nice people remain B|> «uthorijatic>n of those financially cancerncii we h»vc Globe Trotters jolly and friendly. He told nice, in spite of pain and Calendar Party rum instructed to liquidate these tine ami valuable They have returned ... Dr. them jokes and they ended misery. The nasty ones who Persian ami other Oriental Rugs. Handmade Persian up shaking hands. use sickness as an excuse PORT MONMOUTH - Th» Girpcts ate becoming scarcer ami more expensive all and Mrs. Warren Fowler, Little local fire company auxiliary I could overlook all this, to be mean are fooling no the time Tl"! is » rare opportunity to obtain nnr Sliver, who were among one will hold a crazy hat and cal- Persian Carpus of real quality which may be turned Ann. The problem I am writ- one. - OLD STARCHY thousand Navy League mem- endar party tomorrow at 8 p.m. investment. ing about is that Karl says bers and their wives at the Dear Old Starchy: One of in the firehouse. CONTENTS INCLUDE: Silk Fringe Nain.' Inlaid league's national convention in he can't stand to take a bath the prinicpal tests of ma- Silk Quotn, Natural Keshan, Antique Lahver Kirman, Honolulu. Dr. Fowler was a unless he gets stoned on wine turity is the ability,to toler- The affair will feature re- Signi'd Tabriz. Sarouk, Bokhara, Afghan* Heriz, fust. Have you ever heard freshments, entertainment iinri Ardebil, Hamadan, Uelouch and many others. delegate from the Jersey Shore ate discomfort and anxiety Council. Following plush treat- of such a thing? Is he crazy? without taking it out on oth- prizes for the prettiest, funni- Specialized Merchandise Exchange, Inc. ment there, the Fowlers toured What can I do?. - STILL ers. This holds true for the est and most original hats. LOVE HIM Terms: Cash or Check some of the islands, spent four waitress, teacher, salesperson The auxiliary announced gay days In San Francisco and Dear Still: Of course he's and secretary, as well as the that reservations for the Sep- then went to Denver for the crazy and there's nothing physician, nurse, technician tember convention must be in doctor's "busman's holiday" you can do. He's the one and patient. by Friday, May SI. GLITTERING DECORATION — Gold and silver mesh who must do something, and Your statement that Indi- flowers will be used for decorations at the Lincroft apparently he refuses. What viduals who staff hospitals Newcomers Club's May dinner dance. Chairmen Mrs. Karl needs is to talk to a are trained in the theater is doctor — one who deals in SHREWSBURY William Corbin, left, and Mrs. Richard E. Reeder of correct. But Shakespeare's behavioral problems and statement was closer to the SAILING FACTORY Lincroft, preview the glittering posies being prepared can't be jollied along. Until truth when he said: "All the for the Saturday event, which will be held at 7:30 p.m. then, there will be no im- world's a stage, And all the SCHOOL in Diamond Jim's, Rt. 34, Matawan. Mrs. Reeder and provement. men and women merely play- OUTLET ers." For Information, LUCY'S Mrs. Franklin Cobb are in charge of reservations. Dear Ann Landers: I am WRITE (Register Staff Photo)' glad yoiUJprinted the letter Confidential to Conserva- from the New York woman tive Or Cheap?: Why the an- JERRY DREW POPLIN who was appalled at the re- tics with semantics? He's 624 Point Rd., Little Silver ALL NYLON mark made by a contestant cheap and furthermore he OR CALL 747-3479 GOLF on TV. Since most of the has proven it every Satur- POPLIN STRIPED shows are taped, why don't JACKETS they edit out the vulgarities RAINCOATS FOR and offensive material? It 747-3797 NOW JACKETS seems to me the people who produce these shows are try- YOUR ing to see how much blue 20% off! 4.75 material they can use and Fashions By Covington 4.75 get away with. DRESSES MADE TO ORDER Last week a friend of mine who is a nun was a guest in EXPERT ALTERATIONS LARGE SELECTION OF ALL IMPORTED our home. I decided to turn on, the TV for a little enter- RUTH G. COVINSTON FAMOUS MAKE rom tainment. On that very same and 70 LINDEN PUCE T- and 2-PIECE Knit Suits show a member of the cast, ROBERTA L. COVINSTON RED BANK, N. J. not a contestant, asked the W» hav* th> lirgtst and following question: "If you Bathing Suits and Dresses moil complett lalactlon in had a little buzzer system Mi* area far th« fashion* inserted in your navel and abla lean group, 10 lelsc- suddenly pushed the button, *iv«, you'll hardly know which what would your reaction from be?" 25% OFF to choon. these are not SPECIALS, 6" from 25.00 How much longer are we S/WN/V i going to have garbage but REGULAR PRICES! • EVENING COATS and dumped into our living i* Switzerland Greyere rooms? — R.F.G. SHORT WRAPS Cheese 1.49 |b. COTTON SPECIAL GROUP LARGE ASSORTMENT Dear R.F.G.: It's up to OF • LONG EVENING SUPS you and to all the others who • English Cheshare 1.19 Ib. PRINTED LADIES' • EVENING BAGS don't want the garbage in • Danish Bleu ...1.15 Ib. • French Brie Brie 2.19 Ib. CLOSE-OUT • OPERA LENGTH GLOVES your living room. I repeat: JAMAICAS DRESSES Wrilo to the network, the • Danish Muensler 9?c Ib. ITEMS local TV station, the spon- sor — anyone and everyone connected with the show. Toll 3.00 20% off! 1.00 them you will not watch their programs or buy their prod- 35 Vita a A St., Red Bank ucts. When the ratings anil sales drop through the cel- BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK lar they'll know they can no FHEMPETSJ| Daily 9:30- 5:30 longer substitute dirt for tal- * ' DELICACIES f Won., Wad., ent. OPEN: THURSDAY and SATURDAY 10-6; FRIDAY 10-8 Frl. 'til 9 1060 OCEAN AVE., SEA BRIGHT 4.*,. Dear Ann Landers: I am a 842 - 1785 H THE DAILY REGISTER, Wed., May 22, Weds Army Man Your Favorite Bacon Brand ! Big Brand Name Buy I Joan Venti Is Bride at Mass Swift's Premium Bacon HEINZ BEANS FREEHOLD — The marriage Also attending the bride were vows of Miss Joan Lorraine her cousin, Mrs. Theodore Venti and Spec. 5 Edward Eu- Fountain, Freehold, and Miss SLICED PORK & BEANS 16 oz. gene Kress, U.S. Army, were Virginia Landwersiek, English- LEAN-VACUUM or VEGETARIAN can solemnized May 11 at a Nup- town. 215 tial Mass here In St. Rose of Robert Kress was best man One per family thru Saturday, May 25,1968 One per family thru Saturday, May 25, 1968 Lima Catholic: Churcli. The for his brother. Donald Venti, Valid only with th« purcttau nHltlt item, Valid only with thn purchase of lhi« itnm, ftev. George Krickson was Freehold, brother of the bride, celebrant. and John Yanno, Neptune, COUPON WORTH 20c COUPON WORTH 14c •The bride is the daughter of were ushers. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Venti, The bride Is a graduate of C5 Parker St. Parents of the Freehold Regional High School liridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.and Ocean County Vocational VALUABLE COUPON A. G. Kress of Pittsburgh. School of Practical Nursing, Repeated by Popular Demand! The reception was held in the Toms River. A Price Cruncher! Walnut Room of the Marlboro Spec. 5 Kress, who is sta- Towards the purchase of Any Pkg. I<1 rehouse. tioned at Ft, Monmouth, is an THIS Mr. Venti gave his daughter alumnus of St. Joseph's High Western Carrots COUPON In marriage. She wore a long- School, Pittsburgh, and is at- CHICKEN sleeved gown of silk organza tending Monmouth Drafting In- WORTH fashioned with a lace bodice stitute, Asbury Park. They will lib. (Cut-Up, Whole, arid chapel train. reside in Bradley Beacli; after FLAVORFUL Roasting, Parts, Quartered) tetlo bsg PROM OUR PRISH MIAT DIPT. Mrs. Linus Johnson, Free- a wedding trip to the Pocono Mrs. Edward E 215 hold, was matron of honor. Mountains. (The former Joan One per family thru Saturday, May 25, 1968 Valid only with purchase of this Item On* par family thru Sat., May 25, 1968 Valid only with the purchase of thli Item. COUPON WORTH 15c Miss Maureen Murphy Married COUPON WORTH 14c

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - don, Pa., cousin of the bride- The marriage vows of Miss groom, and Rosemary Stone, Maureen R. Murphy a'nd Joseph West New York, cousin of the J. Minecci were solemnized bride. Saturday here in St. Agnes Christopher Schmidt of Som- Catholic. Church at a Nuptial erville, was best man. Ushers Mass celebrated by the Rev. were James J. Murphy, at James Rosica of Our Lady of home, brother of the bride; YES-PAY LESS! Consolation Church, Philadel- Norbert Schramm, Netcong, phia. and Craig Davis, Philadelphia. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Minecci, a graduate of Quality Brand Names At Low, Low Prices! Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Mur- Middletown Township High phy, Rt. 36 and Aye. D. Parents School, was employed by the di- Pay Lett for VSDA Choice • Gold Star Meats! of the bridegroom are Mr. and rector of personnel and train- Mrs. Nicholas Minecci of Phila- ing, Military Personnel Divi- delphia. sion, Ft. Monmouth. She is a 7u~rT?~7 USDA CHOICE-YOUNG STEER • EXTRA VALU TRIM < :.~-T~\ The reception was held in the member of Phi Tau Chapter, DISOOXTITT Veteran of Foreign Wars Hall, Beta Sigma Phi international CHOCE] I'SDA Choice STEAK SALE! (< Keansburg. sorority. Super Markets Mr, Murphy gave his daugh- Mr. Minecci, an alumnus of COUNTY UNI ROAD ter in marriage. She wore, a Father Judge Catholic, High IN TfM BROOK MAZA SHOWING CINTIR gown and matching coat of im-School, served two years 'in the SIRLOIN PORTER Mrs. Joseph J. Minced ported organza and re-embroid- U.S. Army, stationed a year In Vietnam. He is employed by '(The former Maureen Murphy) ered lace. M NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD Miss Kathleen M. Fitzgerald, Crown Cork & Seal Co., Phila- RIOHT Off ROUTE 15 Atlantic Highlands, was maid of delphia, in which city the cou- STEAKS STEAKS HOUSE Hospital Auxiliary honor. Bridesmaids were the ple will reside after a wedding RID BANK, H. J. To Install Officers Misses MaryAnn Rotblo, East trip to Las Vegas, San Francis- Keansburg; Betty Perry, Croy- co and Hawaii. Prices effective thru Sat., May MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. Herman F. Loworn, New 25, 1968. Never an/ limits! Monmouth, will be installed as Pay hot for "Country Frt&W Dairy Fooitt president of the Middletown Auxiliary to Bayshore Com- munity Hospital at a meeting tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in the BORDEN'S home of the retiring president, USDA Choln • Ixlra Vain Trim Frwh Orevnd - All iMf - UNA Chelw Mrs. Albert T. Reid, 109 Brian CUBE STEAK »«»•• * Way. CREAM CHEESE GROUMO BHF ±M Mrs. Charles Schock Jr., TENDER SHORT STEAK fc9 CHUCK CHOPPED Matawan, president of the af- filiated board of auxiliaries for FRESH 8 oz. pkg. CLUB STEAK ">N"ESS *>'1.69 ROUND GROUND f-". hospital, will install the full slate, which includes Mrs. James Maynes. New Mon- NEWl BORMN'S - 5c OFF IABEI - CUITUKO mouth, first vice president; Fresh Chicken Livers Mrs. Donald Baumann, second lest Sour Cream """i™* 19V KRAFT PARKAY - to Off LABEL . vice president; Mrs. Armido e Fresh Chicken Backs & Necks S'Rlsmondi, recording secre- ME. AND MRS. JOHN ORZECHOWSKl Soft Margarine «-•*• 38 tary, and Mrs. Herbert Stein, GREAT FOR DIET WATCHERS corresponding secretary, all of Rock Cornish Game Horn Middletown, and Mrs. Sidney Cottage Cheese cSSSS w C Sawyer, New Monmouth, trea- Celebrate Anniversary SWI5S STYIE . PEACH or PEAR - NBWI Fresh Italian Sausage ** •*»• «•««•••* 69 surer. Borden's Yogurts Pork ChopsouiNw'poiUts «•*»•* 59* At Solemn High Mass ORANGE, LEMONADE, ICED TtA Garden Club Wins USDA CHOICE USDA CHOKE Drinks AWMMMUW Fr»«Ii Cut from Young M«aty Frycn Merit Certificates PERTH AMBOY - Mr. andski is a member of the Pulaski Fresh Beef Stew *75c BetfFknkM ••*•*. Mrs. John Orzechowski, 205 Men's Club, Perth Amboy, and Pmy Ltu for "Country Fr-W Dtli Favorite! USDA CHOICE 4 TO i US. LTTTL-E SILVER — The Gar-Main St., Keyport, celebrated the Association of the Sons of Chicken Parts Rib Roast »*«•» "•88c Fresli CdlHnu den Club of this borough was their 50th wedding anniversary, Poland, Perth Amboy. LEAN-GREAT FOR PARTIES MUST QUARTIR LIO QUARTIR USDA CHOICE 4 TO 4 IK. presented a Certificate of Mer- on April 28, with a Solemn Shoulder Steak "»* «*» * 98c Fresh Boston Butts • 58c it with Gold Seal recently at The couple has four children, USDA CHOICE SWEET EATIN' High Mass, offered for their Mrs. William (Clara) Friedrich .37« -39. the 43d annual meeting of the intentions, at 11 a.m. in St. HORMEL HAM Beef Short Ribs «• 58c Turkey Drumsticks Garden Club of New Jersey. and Mrs. Gustave (Stephanie) Stephen's Catholic Church, Anderson, of Keyport; Mrs.. The award was made for the here. Rev. Martin Komoslnski club's yearbook and program Florence Kwiatkowski, Long YES —PAY LESS FOR BRAND NAME FOODS! YOV ALWAYS DO AT "BIG W"! was celebrant of the Mass. Branch, and Edward Orze- A reception followed at Pu- chowski, Fair Haven; 17 grand- distinctive laski Hall, Perth Amboy, which children and seven great- ALL PURPOSE GRIND COFFEE was arranged by their children. grandchildren. MOMBL PRIM - AU MEAT or furniture Mr. and Mrs, Orzechowski Highlight of the evening was were married on Sunday, April the announcement of the sev- All Beef Franks 28, 1918, in St. Stephen's Cath- enth great-grandchild born on MIDGET Chase & Sanborn olic Church, Perth Amboy, by their anniversary to their the late Rev. Joseph Urban. Taylor Pork Roll granddaughter and her hus- A BREAKFAST TRSATI Theirs was the first marriage band, Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt's Tomatoes »«.«» performed in the church, which Hatt, of Spring Lake Heights. Jones Sausage Links *• *»• 88* was then just recently com- Mrs. Hatt is the daughter of HOT A SAGEY or SWEET Ajax Cleanser THIFOAMIN«CIIANS» pleted. Mrs. Kwiatkowski. ' Mrs. Orzechowski Is the Parks Sausage Meat *,68« Their son, Edward, was Hi-C Drinks ALLFUVORS daughter of the late John and SWIFTS PREMIUM or SCHICKHAUS Chaser Catherine Zawilinski of Perth master of ceremonies. Amboy. Mr. Orzechowski is All Meat Franks Ragu Spaghetti Sauces Sanborn a native of Poland, the son of With Oriental Flair APPETIZER DEPT. (tcher* maiUble) the late Adam and Eva Orze- Idahoan Mashed Potatoes "*™" \ COFFEE / chowski. Mr. Orzechowski was HAZLET - St. Benedict's Rosary Altar Society will a butcher and grocer at 38 ra«S lOVdo.. (ar S^'^l Smith St., and 290 Smith St., hold its sixth annual card Munich Bologna Crosse & Black well Relishes party Friday at 8 p.m. in Perth Amboy. The couple 22W o>. AOe Our 99th Year moved to Keyport 26 years ago. the school cafeteria. Mrs. Spray Starch Cake Mix Mrs. Orzechowski, is a mem- Joseph Zisko, Matawan, is SLICED FRESH Ib. 9 ber of the Polish Women's chairman, with Mrs. Howard Printed Hapkins 230 33' "Big W" White Bread L* 2 - 33' Pearson handling decora- 8oI1 ' TOOTS SHOR»"*«"° - FraiKh, « J((lr*| AH Fl°»°" • Sljro BM» Low llai. Union of Perth Amboy; secre- SLICED FRESH tions; Mrs. John O'Connor, Italian, Thouiond Island bot. 4 I Colon. rl!nd.,,H u.. WEST tary of the Queen Jadwiga So- MUC10US O O ciety, Perth Amboy, and mem- Matawan, tickets; and Mrs. FURNITURE CO. Donald Bartels, Matawan, re- Spiced Ham * 58' ber of the Bayshore Women's SLICED FM5H - SCHICKHAUS freshments. Keyport 264-0181 Club of Keyport. Mr. Orzechow- LlverWUrSt NATURAICASIWO v,fc.45« Ye» — Pay Lett for "Springtime Fresh" FRVITS & VEGETABLES I TIIB annual event, which tm lb e this year has as its theme RATH - B.C. Slicing Tomatoes •«'« 33 "An Oriental Flair" is held Hard Salami we*"* 1**41' SUGA IPI h e CHIQUITA® for the benefit of the Marian- RATH California Peaches " 39 ite Sisters of the Holy Cross, who teach at St. Benedict's. Pepperoni «*"*"** * 1.29 Florida Cucumbers UR<3ESIZ! 2'«15e DUALITE HOMEMADE STYLE BANANAS Hospital Auxiliary Fresh Macaroni Salad *22' California Potatoes """„£?.„ 39c ElrctH Officers HICKORY SMOKED GOLDEN RIPE half so(es Lemons or LimesY0U ICI ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Baby Whitefish Chubs* 68' ]T J 49' Mrs. Joseph Banclos was elect- FISH DEPT. (where available) YES— PAY LESS FOR FRESH FROZEN FOODS I ed president of the Atlantic "Big W" Milk Prices - Lowest Highlands Auxiliary to the Bay- Pink or White - SO to 60 Count g* fh Allowed by Stale Law - Throw- ALL FLAVORS shore Community Hospital. lb c Away Cartons - No Deposltil Also elected an: Mrs. J. Leon- Aldorney-Purifan Morton Cream Pies "" 4 ard Clark, vico president; Mrs. Shrimp ¥o Robert Kennedy, secretary; EM r Tip Top Drinks > °NADE or ASSORTED «OI. «>» I2'° *l Mrs. John Panacionue, treasur- Haddock Fillet FRESH Ib. er, ami Mrs. Anthony LuranR- Homogenized Milk FANCY C Linden Farms 0r«en Beans Z-l'^Z 5'' 89' SHOfi REPAIR DEPARTMENT gro, corresponding secretary. Halibut Steaks *78 The new slato will bo in- C e us gal. Rich's Coffee Lightened •• - -• % < 29 stalled June 6 in the Ttivcr Fancy Smelts N , 29'^58 ctn. NEISNER'S House Inn, Rumson, by the re- FRESH - 92* 49< ll tiring president, Mrs. Robert Boston Mackerel PAN READY 33' Sliced Strawberries SS' . 4 '1 MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER — RT. 35 Flanagan.

h • 14-TJfE DAILY REGISTER, Wednesday. May 22, 19(58 8 Penalized by Judge Zeichner In City Municipal Court Rotary Altar Unit Plans Breakfast LONG BRANCH - Judge had dropped a small yellow] mony of a 14-year-old girl, dioxide or gas) gun in his refused to take a Breathalyzer Bath Ave. guilty of assault ^ on MONMQUTH BEACH -The anist; lbs. Frank Anfuso and Irving B, Zeichner of Atlantic packet which he called I summoned to court from jacket on Monday night, May test. Luigi Amabile of the Landmark Rosary-Altar Society of Pre- Mrs. Russell Spriggs, posters; Highlands, yesterday ordered "grass." Tests of (his and school, Matthews denied guilt 20. The youth was unable to Concerning a defense objec- Hotel, S. Broadway, and Rossi cious Blood Catholic Church Mrs. Cancalosi and Mrs. An-; that Efrain A. Ribot, 23. of other pac'-!s found in Ribot's in the case. produce a permit for the high- tion that the accused man had Hunter, no address, guilty of will hold its annual commu- fuso are in charge of tickets.^ 109 Union Ave. be held in $1,- car and shirt pocket on May Robert Morris, 18, of 128 powered carbon dioxide wea- not been advised of his right assault on Anna M. Ogeltree nion breakfast Sunday in the They also may be obtained from members of the society. 500 bail for action by the Grand 20 revealed they contained Sampson Place, here, was held pon. to silence, Judge Zeichner of 240 Long Branch Ave. Churcli Center after the 7i30 marijuana, lip said. Reservations must be made in Jury on a charge of marijuana for the jury in $250 bail on a Judge Zeichner assessed Rob- said: Two pleaded guilty to care- a.m. Mass. possession. The judge also hold Edward ert Dolan of IB Pleasant Place, "The Supreme Court has not less driving. Victor Sanchez of Mrs. Andrew Cancalosi, advance. charge that he concealed a Mrs. H. Tober, president an- Judge Zeichner, substituting S. Matthews of 157 Maple Ave., Deal, a mandatory ?200 fine applied the Miranda ruling to 17 Clifton Ave., here, paid ?20 chairman, will be assisted by for vacationing Judge Stanley deadly weapon. The arresting and revoked his license for two motor vehicle charges, yet." on that charge and $25 for Mrs. John Reilly, decorations; nounced that plans are being Red Rank, in $1,500 hail for Cohen, heard testimony by De- officer John Huwierio told the years on a drunken driving The judge gave two men driving without a license. Don- Mrs. Anthony DeMasi, favors; wade for a summer card party.' tective Wesley Mayo. Grand Jury action on charges court that Morris, a racetrack charge. The arresting officer, six-month suspended jail sen- ald L. Cook of 35 Watson Place, Mrs. Frank' Falcon, booklet; Named to the linen commit- The detective told the court of open lewdness March 14. groom, e ': a cab ride carry- Patrolman Joseph McGarvey tences for assault. He found Eatontown, paid ?25 on the Miss Florence Bannister, art tee for the month are Mrs. that Ribot, an aulo meclTariic, After listening to the testi- ing a .177 caliber CO2 (carbon Jr., testified that Mr. Dolan both, Richard Scolt of 57 • S. driving charge. work; Miss Marjorle Daust, pi' Brady Aikens and Mrs. Tober.

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By HALLIE SCHRAEGER ported administration policy uled I" speak on behalf of Mr. fective for Individuals, many Richard M. Nixon if Sen. Me-, OCEAN TOWNSHIP - In there. Humphrey, Mr. Gray way kept of whom feel helpless to make Carthy had not had the "con? what MayoR. John J. Reilly Fred J. Cook, Interlaken au- away by serious illness in his their own wishes fell. science and courage" to take -characterized as ..'.'probably a thor and .candidate for delegate family. Ken. McCarthy, asserted Mr. on what was then a "forlorn unique forum of its kind in the to the Democratic National Choke of Slates Cook, has demanded that the battle," and that "this kind of country, and certainly in New Convention pledged to Sen. Mc- Democrats, voting in the New Central Intelligence Agency be integrity and courage deserves--- Jersey," speakers on behalf of Carthy, and Dr. Michael Datt- Jersey primary June 4 will brought under control so that, our support." the three Democratic presiden- ielson, associate professor Of choose between delegates it "does not involve us in dis- Mr. Cook said the country .. tial aspirants presented their politics and public affairs at pledged to Sen. McCarthy and asters from which we can't ex- faces more crucial domestic is- views to some 150 persons in Princeton University, who uncommitted delegates. tric*atg_ourselves." sues than it has faced since Township Hall last night. spoke on behalf of Sen. Ken- Mr. Cook said the function of Mr. Cook cited what he (-ailed 1932 as "we spend ?30 billion II was two against one as nedy, each claimed the differ- a primary is the "right to make the dangers (of domination by a year in Vietnam. the speakers for Sens. Robert ence was in the character of a choice," and that part of the the military-industrial complex "There has to be a new dis- F. Kennedy and Eugeiie J. Mc- the men and the question is; choice is being taken uwuy by tribution of rfisnun.'fis and_new__ FORUM PRINCIPALS — Having a friendly discussion before last night's forum in and the overreaching of presi. . Carthy agreed that their men "Who is best qualified to serve the political leaders of the stale denlial authority and said that priorities," he said. Ocean Township on the relative merits of three leading candidates for the Demo- did not differ sharply on any as president?" who, with uncommitted dele- before Mr, McCarthy entered Dr. Danielson said the Dem« cratic nomination for president are, left to right, Fred J, Cool,-, |nterl«lcen author; major issues, but that both dif- Noniian Dorfman, Township gates, will be in a position to the race the condition in this ocratic party offers three able Mayor John J. Reilly of Ocean Township, moderator: Dr. Michael Danielson of Prince- fer strongly with administra- Democratic chairman, was a "make deals." country was "desperate." candidates, but that Sen, Ken- tion policies, particularly the last - minute replacement for He said Sen, McCarthy's con- nedy is best qualified to "anal- ton University, and Norman Dorfman, township Democratic chairman. Mr. Cook said the country war in Vietnam. Vice President Congressman Kenneth J. Gray cern in the "age of power" is would not have had any choice yze the real problems" and to (Register Staff Photo)! Hubert H. Humphrey has sup- of Illinois, who had been sched- how to make that power ef- except President Johnson or "he decisive in power politics in this nuclear age. "You can't blur problems with the happy pursuit of con- sensus," he said. Gross Gives Encouraging D. Danielson said that to make the promise of America more meaningful, with racial and economic justice, we must REGISTER "cut through conventional wis- RED* BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1968 dom which might otherwise Talk as *Y* Installs Slate lock us in." RED BANK — Dr. Mason understanding of factors which fellow man are essential to bad," Dr. Gross said, and he Urging a streamlining of the m W. Gross, president of Rutgers have moved young people to avoid a possible counter-revolu- outlined factors he believes University, gave encourage- challenge "the establishment." tion against demonstrating federal system, Dr. Danielson have led to current unrest said the private sector has the ment to the 200 who attended He offered "no solutions" but youth. among the young. last night's annual dinner of said that a feeling of trust, "I'm not defending the kids; resources and skills to bring to 'Threat' Is Close bear on urban decay and un- the Community YMCA. interdependence and love for some of their behavior is Today's college students have "Hold on. Reserve decision. employment. — - - grown up in the era of the "It's not enough to be in fa- Work with the kids," were his atomic bomb; the threat that words of advice. vor of more," he said. "We the world may be blown up need different solutions to wel- - Lewis C. Kleinhans 3rd, by a human mistake is close Navesink, was installed as the fare, education and other prob- to them, Dr. Gross said. They lems." _ _ new "Y" president, succeed- are better informed because Calling a solutionTolluiViet ing Ewan W. Jahos. Other of- of the immediacy and pene- nam war "our highest priori- ficers elected were, Peter trability of television. Values, ty," Dr. Danielson said it is Hetzler, Richard M. Kurd 3d largely gained through tele- tune to "renew and revitalize and Richard J. Johnson Sr., vision commercials, do not con- our commitments." vice presidents, Mrs. Shirley form with the narrow tradi- Minton, secretary, and John H. tions on which education is In a vigorous defense of the Gauch, treasurer. based. . administration and of . Mr. The Directors The most serious phenome- Humphrey's candidacy, Mr. Elected to the board of di- non .resulting from Jhese fac- Dorfman saidr "Nobody-has-a— rectors were Arnold Anderson, tors is the credibility gap, Dr. solution to- Vietnam"-and-that__ Chester Apy, Edward B. Che- Gross said. "These young "everybody says that domesti- ney, George Drawbaugh, Law- people are the brightest. They cally this is the finest admin- rence De"6nt, Harry Green- must have a basic feeling of istration we've ever had." wood, Bruce B. Huber, Mr. trust." "The first 88 Congresses In- Kleinhans, Mrs. Minton, Paul 'Exciting, Realistic' vested 5.8 billion of federal funds on education over 74 Nelson, Harold Scott, Mrs. B. Mr. Jahos ended his term J. Thompson, James Stevens years. Yet the 89th Congress, by calling the past two years during Lyndon Johnson's ad- and Mrs. Catherine Huber. "an extraordinary experience" James F. Humphreys was made ministration, invested $9.6 bil- for himself and for the "Y." He lion in that single session," Mr. a trustee. called the "Y's" immediate Dr. Gross called for greater Dorfman said. building plans "exciting and "From 1798, when the U. S. realistic" and said there are a Public Health Service was great many more people in- founded, until 1964, the federal CULTURE OF ANOTHER CONTINENT — This year's cultural series at Red Bank High Officer volved in "Y" activities than government passed 17 major School concluded yesterday with the appearance of the Frierson Ensemble of New two years ago. health measures — 17 In 165 York. The quartet played for two assemblies, tracing African music in this country David J. Lewis, general sec- years. Between 1963 and the from the Negro spiritual up to and including the blues. (Register Staff Photo) retary, asked for full commu- end of 196C Congress passed 24 Decorated HE FLIPPED — Richard Wagner, 16, Highlands, demon- nity support "to build a swing- major health programs, voting strated trampoline tumbling at last night's YMCA an- ing 'Y'." The organization, he in the 89th Congress $8.2 mil- nual dinner for, left,to right, Dr. Mason W. Gross of said, aims to meet social needs, lion for health. This included For Valor reinforce family influences, medical care for the aged. Rumson, president of Rutgers University, speaker; John WEST LONG BRANCH - provide fun and recreation to "Despite the war's cost of Group Explores Ways Maj. Ronald Keith Kollhoff of Gauch, treasurer; Richard Johnson, vice president, Lew is alleviate today's mental and more than $2 billion a month, 46 Poplar Ave., here, serving C. K»!fnhans, president, and Evan W. Jahos, outgoing physical stresses and, in the government was spending with the 120th Aviation Com- president. (Register Staff Photo I general, join in the enrichment more and more on urgent do- pany at Long Binh, Vietnam, of life. mestic problems. In 1960, gov- has been awarded the Vietnam- ernment aid to the poor was For Personal Contacts ese Cross of Gallantry with $9.9 billion; in 1967, $25.6 bil- By DORIS KULMAN racial and economic barriers. Several Negro parents said Silver Star. lion. In 1960 federal appropria- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The group decided against white and black teenagers in The award was made at a tions for education, health and the high school don't have any Vietnamese Awards Ceremony Klatsky Back on Bench, training were $6.6 billion; in Mote than 100 persons, Negro any formal organizational and white, religious and lay, structure, but agreed to ar- association with one another. held on May 17 at the Capital 1967, more than $22 billion," said Mr. Dorfman. met last night to explore ways range a summer picnic which A Negro man said his Mata- Military District headquarters. In which county residents of will bring interested' families wan Township neighborhood The citation stated that Mr. Dorfman claimed that different racial, cultural and together. was predominantly white while serving as platoon com- while the United States has Recreation Aide Quits made some costly mistakes, it economic backgrounds can get when he bought his home. mander of the 3rd Armed In coming to know one has also performed "wonder- to know each other. White People Moved Helicopter Platoon of his com- another, Negroes and whites, RED BANK — The borough in the law firm of Klatsky, With his return to the bench, ful deeds," and that nations In the three-hour dialogue middle-class and poor, "mutu- "My son almost had white pany, Maj. Kollhoff disregarded ;ained a new Municipal Court Himelman and Siegfried, 320 Mr. Klatsky will return to the personal safety in leading his that have benefited from U.S. there was the beginning of a ally enrich one another and friends," he said, "but when I judge and lost a recreation di- Broad St., will succeed Munici- practice of holding court in the help in the past have "left us grassroots, countywide social draw hope from one another," moved in, all my white men to provide helicopter sup- rector last night. pal Court Judge Francis X. morning instead of evening. port during the Viet Cong's all alone" to protect peace in action group. Rev. Arthur G. McNally, Union neighbors moved out." Kenneliy June 1. He has announced that non- the world. City, associate editor of The Tet offensive in the Capital Borough Council unanimously Leaders of the Bayshore He suggested that white traffic cases will be heard Mon- He said Mr. Humphrey has area Christian Family Move- Sign magazine and local CFM persons present "go into white Military District in January. confirmed Mayor John P. That is the date of expira- Arnone's appointment of Wil- tion of the three-year term of days at 8:30 a.m. and traffic 'ought for passage of civil ment, which sponsored the chaplain, said. neighborhoods, especially poor Maj. Kollhoff, a graduate of cases on Wednesdays at 8:30 liam I. Klatsky to a three-year Judge Kenneliy, who was ap- rights legislation since 1948, non-sectarian meeting in the Almost every participant in white neighborhoods, and tell Pittsfield High School, Pitts- a.m., and said court will cori- field, Mass., is married to, the term on the court bench, and pointed by a Democratic ad- and has always fought for free Oak Shades Firehouse, empha- the dialogue which followed them that Negroes are human, vene on other mornings as re- and equal opportunities for all cited the, lack of communica- too." former Ellen G. Maver, daugh- accepted the resignation of ministration in 1965 when Mr. sized the focus will be on ac- Bruce N. Johnson, director of quired. peoples of the world. tion programs which meet tion between whites and Ne- Also cited was the need for ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klatsky, a Republican ap- groes, particularly young peo- T. Maver of 47 Southvale Ave., parks and recreation. pointee, was completing a Mr. Johnson's resignation All of the candidates support genuine community needs community centers for teen will be effective July 6, on the some form of guaranteed an- while providing opportunity ple and specifically in Mata- agers and young adults. Little Silver. Mr. Klatsky, senior partner three-year term. wan Regional High School. fourth anniversary of his join- nual income. for personal contacts spanning Negro adolescents have be- Ing the Parks and Recreation Mayor Reilly was the mod- come increasingly bitter since Department. He has headed erator of the program, which the assassination of the Rev. the department the past two included an extended question Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a Freeholders Okay $480,000 years. and answer period. He also in- Concerned Citizens white community worker Council also approved mem- troduced Avron Wahl, program said. bership in the Independent En- chairman, and William Poznak, "They're tired of listening to gine Co. for Albert W. Worden president of the Ocean Town- Bond Issue for Golf Course ship Democratic Club, which our talk," she said. "We have 3rd, a borough patrolman. Planning for Future to show them we're willing to sponsored the forum. FREEHOLD - Without any and a clubhouse, next year. the county fire marshal, Leon- That action brought criticism do something." pposition yesterday, the Mon- from Agustinho Monteiro who Calvary Baptist Church at 3 When the freeholders intro- ard A. Mack, is continuing on RED BANK — The newly- The first overtures by mouth County Board of Free- a project which the two of said he suspected the black p.m. duced the ordinance, Freehold- formed Concerned Citizens of whites will be met with sus- olders adopted a $480,000 bond er Marcus Daly said that in them have worked on to im- man is being discouraged from Sending Bus the Greater Hed Bank Area The Red Bank group heard picion, Negroes warned. irdinance for its first golf five years the course is antici- prove safety conditions in nurs- joining the all-white fire de- this week concentrated on George Flemming, adviser to :ourse, the Howell Park and pated to net $40,000 a year. ing homes and shelter care partment. plans for future programs at the Concerned Citizens of "The Negro will be afraid," 3olf Course in Howell Town- The freeholders last year homes. He quoted' Stafford W. To Capital an organization meeting in Monmouth County, an organi- one woman said. "He won't ;hip. bought the 302-acre tract, for- Thompson, president of the RED BANK — The Red pank Biver Street School. zation which first proposed know if he can trust you. Af- Mr. Mack had advised the ter all, you've done him dirty When the measure was in- merly the Carl Gamer Farm local branch of the National As- Area Chapter of the National The unit, formed "to seek formation of a local unit. Home for the Chronic Sick, for so long." roduced, the board announced behind the Howell Township sociation for the Advancement Association for the Advance- unity and improved communi- Washington St., Long Branch, Among those present was High School, for $285,272. The of Colored People, as saying ment of Colored People is spon- cations in all sectors of the Red hat the 18-hole course won't following his inspection of the John L. Jones, vice president e ready for use until 1970. land is adjacent to the Manas- facilities, that an internal the Indenendent Engine Co. had soring a bus to Washington so Bank community," was ad- Two Are Held people from this area can par- of the Red Bank Area Branch Freeholder Benjamin Dans- quan River, along Prevento- alarm system should be in- informed him that no applica- dressed by Dr. H. 0. Wiley and ticipate in the Poor People's of the National Association for rium Road, about two miles stalled. tions for membership had three youth representatives In Keansburg tin yesterday said that the March, the Advancement of Colored south of Farmingdale. been received in a year, and from the local chapter of the ounty is already receiving ap- He recommended that a The NAACP said 20 persons KEANSBURG — A boy and People. lications for employment The course layout was smoke detector be installed, no new members wero expected National Association for the Ad- to join for four or five years. have pledged donations to pay vancement of Colored People. a girl were apprehended by po- One of the most meaningful here. He said it lias received planned by noted golf course that an auxiliary power supply the bus fare for those who will lice early today after they took things the white community ne for the position of caddy- architect Francis J. Duane and he added, that the alarm sys- Mayor Arnnne said he would They were Gregory Williams investigate the matter. make the trip, and it is seek- of New Shrewsbuiy, James a cab from Greenwich Villagp can do, Mr. Jones suggested, master. will provide for n regulation 7,- tem be tied into the Long ing additional pledges. Stevens of Red Bank and Wil- in New York City to Keans- is to provide jobs and job The course and its facilities 000 yard, 18-hole course with Branch central alarm system If tho pledges exceed the liam Griffen of Red Bank. burg — then jumped out with- training for the Negro unem- ill be built in phases. Seeding ample room for expansion to 27 and that some sprinkler sys- Gold Price Down amount of money needed, the out paying the fare. ployed. holes later. tem pipes be installed. Also, Dr. J. W. Parker Jr. ill begin this fall to permit In Europe Markets extra funds will be donated to of Red Bank discussed previous Police said the girl has not Francis Mullan, Hazlot, n the turf to develop i;o that in The freeholders approved a The freeholders approved a support, Resurrection City, civic activities sponsored on been identified, but the boy, a CFM leader, described the 1970 it will be ready for use. 55,450 contract to Henry V. $13,250 appropriation for its LONDON (AP) - The price U.S.A., the West Potomac Park the West Side, appealing for juvenile, was charged and will April 20 "Day of Renovation" Self Supporting Vaccaro Construction Co. of share of the cost of beach ero- of gold slipped slightly from headquarters housing the unity to insure the success of be heard in Juvenile Court. in the New York City slums, The course will be self sup- Asbtiry Park for library con- sion protection devices in Al- peak levels in Europe's free march participants already in future projects. and some of the neighborhood porting. Monmoulh County res- trol desk for the county's east- lenhurst. The state and the mu- markets today as signs of a the nation's capital, the Mrs. Lillian Reevy of Red Keansburg police picked up projects and interracial friend- idents will be required to pay ern regional library, under nicipality also will pay a por- gold rush vanished. Dealers NAACP said. the girl at 2:57 a.m. right Bank was named chairman of ships which' grew out of it. a $!i-a-ycar membership fee, as construction in Shrewsbury. tion of the cost. said the crisis in France no In charge of donations are the nominating committee. Act- after the couple jumped out of Mr. Mullan headed recruitment well as a greens fee, but that This was the only firm bidding The board also approved a longer had any marked effect. Stafford W. Thompson, 41 West ing chairman Benjamin II. Glo- the taxi and fled. of the several hundred Mon- figure has not yet been devel- for the contract. $7,392 contract to the Proctor In London, the price was Westside Ave., Red Bank, the ver announced that the com- .Shortly afterward, Hazlct mouth County residents who oped. Mr. Danskin said the board Co. of Belmar for eight per- fixed at $42.20 an ounce, down chapter president; Mrs. John mittee will propose a slate of police apprehended the youth participated in that project, Preliminary plans call for saved $2,000 on this contract manent traffic stations to be 20 cents from yesterday. There L. Jones, 22 Fisk St., Fair Ha- officers at ,thc next meeting in West Keansburg and turned Robert Savage, Lower Main Hie construction of the course ovnr the initial bid prices. installed at various spots In the was similar fall in the Frank- ven, and Mrs. tilccna Mills, In be held ^iunday, June 23, at him over to local police. St., difiied the meeting. facilities, such as parking Yls Freeholder Daly said that county.-; furt price, r Herbert St., Red UaiflL 16-THE DAILY REGISTER, *y 22, 1%8 COUPON SAVINGS THIS •«.toward th» purchase) of toward tho purchai* of COUPON any Vi GALLON OZ. GRADE A WORTH ICE CREAM

GOOD AT ANY SHOP-RITE MARKET „., ..),,„ , ' WHIM IIIK II »V«llMll .- ii,,.J. taupen Limit - On» Per Family ^Ajk'.'ttL :s±K. expires Saturday. Moy 2571968" ) ^nupan explftsSoturdoy, May 25 | FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE — OPEN MEMORIAL DAY UNTIL 6 P.M. ]

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Edward W. Wise Jr. CORN 5-39 SMOKED HAMS Statejkr CALIFORNIA U.S. #1 Grade B »iie, Picks Wise POTATOES TOMATOES I CUCUMBERS Full Cut For Post firm SHANK ripe for ATLANTIC CITY - At the .39* | HALF California New Jersey Stale Bar Conven- Florida New tion here, Red BahR attorney Ky juiey Edward W. Wise Jr. was elect- ed chairman of the Civil Pro- ORANGES CABBAGE 1EMONS cedure Section. The section deals with civil 10 39 8' 10 39< trials in state and coun- ty courts. DELICATESSEN DEPT. CENTER CUT SLICES OR ROASTS Mr. Wise previously served on the state bar committee for All Meat or All Beef "SHOP-RITE'S ALWAYS TENDER, TASTY OVEN ROASTS' the prevention of the unlawful Oven Ready. Cut Short, Easy To Carve practice of law, and also the pre-trial and calendar control SHOP-RITE FRANKS

committee. Swift or Hormel ^ Superior Quality RIB ROAST —Mrr~Wise«!s» Is*-member Canned Ham ^ »3ai Shop*tt.Bacon I; 69" of the American Bar Associa- Imported Canntd tion and a past trustee of the Schickhaui (Where Available) Monmouth County Bar Associ- All Meat Frank* £69* UnoxHam £ '2.29 RIB ROAST OKor Mover Al teef or AH Meet or AH Beel Oswr Meyer. ation, in which he is a mem- Cut Short, For Bor-B-Q BroHing Shop-Rite's long bland J>cr i>0M. Court Calendar Con- All Meat Franks #69' Bologna '^59' tfoT Committee, the appolnf- Imported 'CdnnecTKraicuT 67 Imported Conned Krohn er ,_ K85« DUCKUKCS ment of Judiciary Committee, AtalantaHam~'3.39 Atalanta Ham „'5.79 the Medical-Legal Committee. RIB STEAK "SHOP-RITE'S TOP QUALITY MILK FED VEAl" He also is a delegate to the APPETIZER DEPT. Judiciary Conference. All White Mwit .79 CUBED VEAL STEAKS .99" Sewerage WEAVERS CHICKEN ROLL VEAL ROAST .69 BREAST^ OF VEAL ' Imported Atalanta or Krokui-' __ Boiled, Sliced to Order Baked FoCurt ShorSrew,t PerfecTatty t (or F«pp«r Vtal Chopped Ham »-n>.59* Virginia Ham uib.69' —_ _ uvrnKoan Unit to Buy Domeitie Boiled, Whole or Holfloked RIB VIAL CHOPS .99' LEG OF V|AL Boiled Ham »«. 59' Virginia Ham it '1.29 Oven Roast Station Site Taityl Imported VEAL CHOPS tT' RUMP OF VEAL LITTLE SILVER - Meeting Shrimp Salad i-n>99* Boiled Ham H-ib.71" here last night the Northeast SHOP-RITE APPLE JUICE LOT OR FRUIT PUNCH CRAPE ORANCF Monmouth County Regional SEAFOOD DEPT. Sewerage Authority agreed to Froien or pay $4,000 for property in FRUIT Long Branch to be used as a FRESH SCALLOPS site for a pumping station. DRINKS In a unanimous resolution, 5040 Count Lb. Center Cut the authority agreed to pay Pink Shrimp R>9B' Halibut f leaks ib. 79' Plastic Container Shop-RHe that sum to Nora N. and Whole #1 Jumbo VEGETABLE SALAD OIL £ 59* Charles Lazaro for their prop- Cod Fillet ib.69' Smelts £ 59' SHOP-RITE BLEACH erty on Pinewood Ave., West Ehler's or All Grinds JO-60 Count Lb. Whole Doniih Long Branch. Brook Trout ib.69* 3 ^ f 1 CHASE6L SANBORNCOFFEE ^59' The authority also authorized Pink Shrimp ^ '4.89 DiSHDITIRCENT Stokeley Fruit Cocktail Mb. or Shop-IUte . legal counsel to take action for FROZEN FOOD DEPT. Shop-Rite

ihe_.«59uis!tLon of two. lots on 1 Shop-Rite Pro , or Pvai 4V Canot-., Corn or Racoon Island, Monmouth TOMATO JUICE ls«»f| PURPLE PLUMS Garden For Laundry Beachr which werr found to C have mortgages on them. MIXED VEGETABLES SWEET PEASSHOPRITE DETERGENT Michael J. Rafferty, the \^Jr*i COLD POWER J, 69 All VARIETIES TIP TOP DRINKS AND Morion orShop-Rit* AllVarietiet PineoppW-Gropefcuit Why Pay More? president, announced that cus- PS4 C tomer contracts already are in lemonade 12 £ 99' PORK & BEAN!S - 15 Why Pay More? CAHnEu, the hands of municipalities. Wliy Pay More? Sara lee DEL MONTE DRINK •on mlm | App'sLasagne£.'1.69 Del Monte Regular Lemon Juice Sea Bright and Rumson, he Pound Cake '£; 59* $ noted, have adopted ordinances WHY PAY MORE? Shop-Rite "Florido'i Best" 6—6-01.99c TOMATO SAUCE 10 - 1 REALEMON JUICE for their signing. Consultation Plixa Tre« Tavern '^' 59' OrangeJuice3'£,'95' with the other four participat- Shop-Rite ^ ing towns continue. CeHMllglifenerS I*!: 99' 99' LwifeU;liij . Taterhouie, Crinkle Cut or Reo, French Fried Shop-Rite luplirrlii ei li* Eye Oakk Ttef Shore Yale Potatoes 12 J£ 99' Strawb.rrl** 4 '^199* MAYONNAISE Rancher Pride 2-lb. Veal or FREE Shop-Rit. Beef Patties r% 99' Sole Fillet 2 ^ 99' Wm. Rogers & Son Club to Dine Shop-Rite Grtrni Giant Ptai or In Butttr Sauc* 10 Pack EATONTOWN - The Yale Corn On Cob i? 59* Uteur'i Ptot or Sptan of ^ 79 Club of Monmouth and Ocean Shop-Hire Chicken Stew, OivCsr Noodlei Broccoli 3 '& M TOILET TISSUE & Beel or Turkey, loiwuet Gravy & STAINLESS Shop-RHe Laundry " _ _ Counties will hold its third an Torie of Sea Flounder or Sole nual dinner Friday at 8:15 at Tuikev Solltbury or Beel 2-lb. ( FOR Dash BOX TOPS the Old Orchard Country Club, Casserole Salo ?*; 99* Dinners 2 ':'; 79' BRAVE DETERGENT >^~ 39 here. Mixed Grin, Beel Chunki. Med tan Chunks. NEW Lhw Patties 2^ Pieces—Service tor ft WHY PAY MORE? David M. Dickson, Salem RIVAL DOG FOODS U4.95Ouen bU/:K V.ilu- Lane,, Liltle Silver, dinner Shop-Rite Sweet or Salt Crotse & Blackwell Reb'ih, Sweet, Indta, Hamburaer, Barbecue, Hot Dog chairman, said m6re than 100 S alumni from the graduate and HEINZ RELISHES 5 - 1 HOME undergraduate schools of Yale WHIP BUTTER WhHej er Auorted 2 University have been invited Cilrui Florido ' ,1^ 6c Off lobel Diet Chllfon I LAUNDRY ^'4.49 together with their wives and Orange Juice O 59* Soft Margarine „£ 39* VIVA TOWELS 3^89' guests. Als.ojnvited are several Shop-Rit. Calorie Counter ' high school seniors from the Sour Cream ,'£ 33" SHOP-RITE CUT GREEN BEANS two counties who have been Cotiago Chooio 2 ^ Diet Mor8arine SAUERKRAUT OR 15':-oi selected for admission to next Imitation Jc Off label Bordtn'l Zert year's freshman, clijss.' Fleischmann's ^39' Sour Cream ^ IGIANT "£•- 70* Prof. E. Turan Onat, of the BAKERY DEPT. MIXED £, QA engineering and applied science GET COMPLETE DETAILS, AT OUR STORE department at the university, SHOP-RITE FRANK & BURGER ROLLS VEGETABLES 0-O7 10 FPANKS will speak on Yale's changing JUNIORS Shap-Rite scientific curricula. He is a Shop-Rite Whole or Cock of the Walk whole prize winning scholar in the field of viscoelasticity and Shop-Riti Reg. WWIi li| Irr «•!•«Tbiie 5Uy«, Went 11 lay FABRIC SOFTENER CONT. OT SHOP.RlTE TOMATOES Polato Chips 39* Shop-Rite Bread ,'£ 29' plasticity. Why Pay More? Instant The dinner will be proceeded Shop-Ritt French Appli or Pinnpplt Che«i« Shop-Rite MVM Q(( by a cocktail hour at 7:30. Fresh Pies H» 5^.49' Challah Sliced VETS DOG FOOD 8 MAXWELL HOUSE Appls Strip :-, Strudel Strip i?..r. 49' Car Strikes, 7c OK label Fabric Softener r- 10c Off label HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS l-qt.l-oi. C-TC SPRY SHORTENING FINAL TOUCH bottle D / Injures Boy COPPERTONE DETERGENT MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - . ' 25c OFF LABEL SILVERDUST DISH DETERGENT A three-year-old boy was re- SEA AND SKI ported in good condition this SHOP-RITE SUN TAN LOTION COLD WATER ALL BLUE DETERGENT THRILL LIQUID IVORY FLAKES morning nt Riverview Hospl Spiny Dtodotonl Moulhwoth—Bonui Bottle—7 Extro Ounni Giant 3-lb. Q 1 C tal, Red Bank, with a possible 3-qt. $1 QO 70c King l-qt. OOC • Sizo. box U I concussion suffered yesterday Right Guard T 2 t" »1 Lavoris -;• 79' Size bottle O«- Why Poy Mot.? HoirSprn/ bo«l» I .7Z box when he was struck by a car 1 near his home. Bufferin -Z, 89' Hidden Magic ' : 99* TABLETS 30c OFF IABEL DISH DETERGENT DISH DETERGENT 20c Off label Jtoss I). Miller, 3, of 42 Cam- bridge Drive, was admitted HOLIDAY SAVINGS SALVO DETERGENT IVORY LIQUID JOY LIQUID TIDE DETERGENT with cuts on the face and head FOR LAUNDRY IScOFFIABEl King l-qt. internal injuries and possible 1-qt. Size bottle concussion. bottle 82' Patrolman Biiipti Mrdnll; SIZE Jr., who investigated, said the boy was ont! of two children SHOP-RITE, MIDDLETOWN JfiSrf&tfn. SHOP-RITE, OAKHURST «ou« # who apparently dashed into 35 Cambridge Drive from lie-, twnrn parked cars into the path [ SHOP-RITE, SHREWSBURY " of a vehicle driven l>y Joseph Prices effective thrauah SoBjnlay Night. May 2S. 19(1. Not mponsfcle for trpoorophlcol ecron. We reHrve the right to Emit quantities. C. Rank], 311, of 42 Ivyhill j

The dwvrdwv r was not held. THE DAILY REGISTER, WH, May 22, 1963-17 Calvary Baptist Church THE LEARNING WORLD Opens Practice In Chiropractic WHILE THEY LAST MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Has 10th Anniversary How Much Is Enough? Dr. Nicholas N. White has opened a chiropractic practice EXTRA FANCY OCEANPORT - Calvary By ELINOR MULTER It would be reasonable for respect for the professional na- A school board member I at 112 Oxford Lane, here, as Baptist Church will commemo- school boards to outline the na- ture of teaching should permit an associate with Dr. A. P. rate its 10th anniversary this once knew calculated the ture of a teacher's obligations reasonable jsoliitinns., ~ Bestivn - - hourly pay of a teacher on the along these lines, giving teach- If neither side is willing to weekend, the Eev. Wesley 01- basis of the hours the students Dr. White received his doctor GUPPIES ers the right to accept, or re- give, if boards demand com- sen, vice president of spent in school and concluded of chiropractic degree from the fuse, the position with all of plete freedom lo make ar- the Northeastern Collegiate Bi- hat teachers Chiropractic Institute of New its related duties, After all, bitrary assignments, and if ble Institute, Essex Fells, will are-overpaid. :;f :'V • »l outlining the scope of the dut- York. He had received his learliprs rcfnsp all nftrr hours bachelor's degree from Syra- speak at a Bible conference be- Teachers i n ies is a normal part of the assignments not paid for, the 3 ii e district hiring of any professional. cuse University. HOURS: 9:00 to 9:00 MONDAY Through FRIDAY ing held tomorrow through Sun- schools will be poorer places He is a member of the Amer- were under- Neither unlimited extension for learning and for teaching. 8:00 to 6:00 SATURDAY day. Evening services will be standably en- ican Chiropractic Association at 7:30. of a teacher's day with unre- raged by his lated activities, nor rigid A homecoming program will well- pub- YOUR FAVOMIlE SIORL WANTS regulations demanding that YOUR CAT TO BE THEIR GUEST, KNOWN FOR VALUES begin Saturday at 3 p.m., and licized views. school boards come on bended will end with a 10th anniver- The New Jer- knee to ask teachers to un- sary supper at 6 p.m. iey Education KITTY, P,0. Box 4107, dertake each new activity, is Clinton, Iowa 52732 LITTLE SILVER SHOPPING CENTER At first, all church activities Association re- 1 Multer in the interest of good educa- Merc are 3 KITTY SALMON for CATS n ports that the took place in a large, house on tion or preservation of profes- labels.* Sond Coupon that I will ex- average Garden State teacher property purchased from Ed- sional status. change at my grocer's lor 2 FREE \ SALMON ward H. Conway of Red Bank. spends 46 hours per week on cans of KITTY SALMON for CATS, caching duties. Hopefully, to- New, more flexible schedul- U MM CATS Sidney Beers, a former mayor Name of Oeeanport, was owner of the day, most people and all school ing policies nffer an opportu- HOLMDEL property at one time. board members realize that a nity for schools lo get many Rev. Paul N. Smith Zlp_ teacher's chores extend con- extra activities-band, chorus, This coupon valid only if accompanied By 3 KITTY SALMON (or On April 2, 1960, a siderably beyond the hours CATS labels or a pencil tfacing (on paper) of the KITTY Imprint new church building was dedi- A Bible class is held for this drama clubs, ptc. — into the on the ran ltd, Note: P.O. Depl. prohibits the mailing of age group during the Sunday when her charges are seated normal day. Where such ac- metal can Ids. Limit: One refund coupon to 1 family. cated. The church also pur- before her in the classroom. •MAO-MAPJAP-QAMP0 0 P 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 P P 0 tf 0Q_3_ GENERAL STORE chased a new parsonage on the school hour. Some servicemen tivities cannot be worked in, NEXT TO FIRE HOUSE MAIN ST., HOLMDEL adjoining property in Septem- are constructing a large room The issue now causing con- siderable concern is not the 946-4115 ber, 1963. in the parsonage basement for their use. hourly wage of teachers, but The pastor, the Rev. Paul N. the extent of their duties be- Smith, said construction of a yond the classroom. TOP SIRLOIN ROAST 1JJ9S, larger church building is an- HISTORICAL HIKE ticipated. HAZLET — Boy Scout Troop The NJEA has chtded the MOMOUTH MEATS i state commissioner of educa- BOTTOM ROUND ROAST 1.09; The church is affiliated with 239 went on the 17-mile Jockey tion, Carl L. Marburger, for 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH AVE. the Conservative Association of Hollow historical trail. It failing to seize on a recent RED BANK America. A feature of it is that started in Peapack-Gladsden case before him as an op- EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER EYE ROUND ROAST tin many servicemen and their and ended in Morristown. The portunity to define the length 74L5292 542-0743 741-5350 families belong to it. Hundreds boys followed the trail Wash' of a teacher's day. The NJEA of servicemen from Ft. Mon-ington took during the Revo- scolds the commissioner for RUMP ROAST 1.1ft mouth have attended the lutionary War. Adult leaders ruling only that teacher as- church, and many of them signments must be. "reason- U.S. CHOICE — LEAN have assisted in its work. were Leo Redmond, William LONDON BROIL...... m Donovan and R. H. Krokus able." •'•*!- ——FREEZER smaAL—- Scout hikers included Jim Sei- "The NJEA Teacher Bights Singles Club Plans del, Jim Ansell, Bill Krokus, Fund Is seeking specific in- CHUCK A Spring Frolic Mel Ullmeyer, Ed Stanislow- stances where school boards HINDQUARTER OF BEEF 731, ski, Bill Seidel, Bill Richards, assign outrageous jobs and RUMSON — The Shore So- hours to teachers for court test ROAST Consists of Porterhouse, Sirloin and Flank cialites of Congregation Bnai Ron McCullough and Sam Bea- cases to help define reasonable Israel of Greater Hed Bank, trice. In addition, Jim Bennett Steak, Top Round, Eye Round, Top Sirloin teacher duties," reads the lat- Hance and Ridge Avenues, a and Bob Krokus hiked 20 miles est report of the teacher or- ancTSirloin Tip Roast, Chop Chuck and Stew singles group from ages 35 to as part of the requirements ganization's "Working Condi- 55, is sponsoring a spring for the hiking merit badge. tions Committee." Meat. frolic to be held Sunday at 8 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS Those who attended must write Conversations with NJEA of- p.m. in the synagogue. There a composition describing the ficials Indicate that the as- will be dancing to music of 49 i historical significance of this sociation is thinking along Johnny Johnson Trio and re- trail. Medals will be awarded these lines: ; • freshments. Mrs.- Esther Rubin, —Bonelesi Choice Leon-Rib Side Advertise in The Register Long Branch, is chairman of to the participants at a court —Extracurricular actlyltleg, Leon - BonelMt the event. of awards ceremony. if they are a valid addition to the school, should be fitted in- to the regular school day. CROSS LOIN —Participation of teachers in activities which do not fit into RIB ROAST the school day should be volun- tary. —Consideration should be Sherlock Bones Says! given to paying teachers for various after-hours activities. 89 The NJEA says teachers do recognize their responsibilities SHEHflDI™ to students and are ready and willing to stay late to give ex- tra help to children in dif- GET RUGS and CARPETS ficulty. What, they resent is being assigned to chaperon dances until the early hours of the morning. This type of REALLY CLEAN!!! dance can hardly be claimed as part of the instructional pro- CLEAN RUGS LAST LONGER! gram, teachers feel. For his part, Commissioner ONLY RUG CLEANING BY RUG MEN CAN GET THAT Marburger has criticized . a growing tendency among teach- DEEP-DOWN DIRT YOUR VACUUM CLEANER CANNOT REACH. ers to watch the clock. Ex- Oar method Includes pre-dustlng — me of jpecWIy prepared pecting extra pay for every 15 extra minutes in the class- detergents, which gently bat thoroughly remove deep-down soil — Tcnaras room is "unprofessional," the ROUTE 34, COLTS NECK, N. J. Just South of Route 537 Light uilng the new Jet Rug Cleaning process. commissioner feels. The issue is a sensitive one and the NJEA would do well to Watermelons consider the ramifications Weight 27 lbs. up. carefully before adopting a 9x12 DOMESTIC RUG CLEANING position. It will not enhance the image of the teacher as a 2.39 professional to demand extra SPECIAL SPECIAL ^^ QQ pay for all "after hours" • PICK-UP AND DELIVERY chores. 1.25 • EXPERT RUG CLEANING Even the professional, how- HALVES • OTHER SIZES AT 10c SQ. FT. ever, is entitled to some limit OFFER EXPIRES IND OF MONTH on the demands made of him. After hours' duties, as well as those during the normal school day, should be professional in character. Teachers should no SHEHADFS MANY OTHER SERVICES INCLUDE longer serve as clerks and bookkeepers. The chores of a • Wall to Wall Carpet Cleaning in Your social chaperon might more Home or Office properly b'e handled by a local Piquant Picnic Pickles, etc. recreation group, or startling Our shelves are loaded with salad. Also canned ham, thought — by the parents of deviled ham, tuna fish, salm- • Rug Shampooing, Repairing, Storing those attending the function. YUMMY a tempting array of S. S. GOOD on, imported sardines, crab- If sponsorship and guidance pierce pickles, olives, relishes • Oriental Rug Repair Specialists y meat, lobster and assorted of club-type activities is ex- The and salad dressings ... pates. Fine selection of bis- • Oriental Rug Trades pected of teachers, they should even ready-to-serve potato cuits and crackers. be so informed at the time they ChceseMari • Reweaving in Wall to Wall Carpet and are offered a contract. How offers the finest in lm- much tutoring should a teach- ported and domestic* New! Flavored Macaroons Room Size Rugs er be expected to provide? cheeses for picnic as Do try our Delicious chocolate, orange and vanilla maca- How many teacher meetings well as table. Try some, roons . . . fresh from our ovens daily. • Dust Cleaning and Moth Proofing after school are considered to be part of the professional Open Monday-Saturday 9 to 6 — Sunday I to 6. Air Conditioned. SAVE 20% OFF ON CASH AND CARRY obligation? SEA GIRT STORE ONLY _.. OR CALL FOR FREE PICKUP 449-5900 OR 741-6272 Cut out -Turn in - Save on Gleem

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RED BANK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1 Pale. 43 Hits. 11 First course. 38 Food. CARLTON- ATLANTIC- QL I __ WCBS-TV Cfc. 4 ..__ WNBC-TV C k. 5 ..... WNEWTV Cn. 7 W ABC-TV In C«M Blood 7:00: 9:10. 5 Regulation. 44 Ring. IX Descended. 39 County, in,... Dr. ztilvwo 2:00; 8:00. Ok.» WOR-TV Ct 11 __ W PDE-TV Cn. W" „.: WNDTTW lOHart. 45 Irish or 13 Acquires. EATONTOWN HAZLET Arizona. COJmUNITY- WEDNESDAY 4—News-Chet Huntley, Dovld 14 Adhesive. sweet. 18 Fastens. PLAZA- 41 Stunts. NRVatia Smith 2:00; 7:3ft: Carpet- Carmen. Baby 7:23; 9:25. AFTERNOON BrinWey—Color 2-Bev«rly Hlllbtltles—Color 15 Make 47 Western 22 Value. bagger] 4:10; S:tO. 4:00 5--I Love Lucy-Comedy 5—Merv Of Iff In—Color 42'Models. amends. address. ROUTE 35 DRIVE IN- 2—S«crtt St&rm—S«Hal—Color 7—News—Bob Young-Color 7—Dreom Mouse—Color 24 Rabbits. 44 Hem in. 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J-Outer Llmlts-Sdence Flcllon Fifty cents in coins for each WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS! 12*30 VACATION IN -t-«IWI Ann VMolher pattern — add 15 cents for 4-Nsws-Bob Ti'o'g'St-Color each pattern for lst-dass mail- ing and special handling. Send to Laura Wheeler, Red Bank School Concert Register Inc., Needlecraft IiejJt^Box 1B1, Old Chelsea -Tomorrow Station," New York,' JOT. lOOii. Print Pattern Number, Name, NEW SHREWSBURY - The Address, Zip. spring concert 0/ the Tinton Falls School will be held in Send for big, big 1968 Needle the school auditorium at 8 craft Catalog — hundreds of p.m. tomorrow. knit, crochet fashions, embrol dery, quilts,- afghans, gifts, Vocal music will be directed toys, Plus ff free patterns print-

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A complete patterns. 50 cents. fXTLANTfc] happened on this lively, young trumpet solo by John Falconl- GERALDINE CHAPLIN -JULIE CHRISTIE -TOM COURTEMAY map of tht lilondt, and ov«r- Book No. 3 — Quilts for To- HMN flaws with Kalpful hint* on shape now? Front seaming eri, the band's assistant direc- day's Living. New, exciting col- NOW PLAYING ALEC GUINNESS • SIOBHAN McKENNA • RALPH RICHARDSON clothing, shopping, ciiitomi, creates a placket look, zips tor, will be featured during lection. 15 complete patterns. NOW - TRUMAN CAPOTE'S duty, tromportatlon, thlngt to ZH.VAGO] quickly up back. Send now! this portion of the concert. "IN COLD BLOOD" OMAR SHARIFfAs ROD STEIGER- RfTATUSHINGHAM IH and do. 50 cents. WINNER TWO •CftUNrtWrtV OIUfCTIOBT Printed Pattern 9054: New CANHISFlUt ROBERT BOLT- DAVI D LEAN IHPANAVISION- We'll cjlatlly Mild you en* of Misses' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16. FltTIVAL AWARDS I rinti uwhl foldort—or, If you Size 12 (bust 34) takes 3 yards pnfor, itop In, pick on* up and 35-inch fabric ACCIDENT Itt HI k#lp yau plan your trip. EATONTOWN SHOWS NIGHTLY Sixty-five cents in coins foi Bvidge Advice THEATRES DRIVE • IN In order to Inture accommodations, each pattern — add 15 cents FROM DUSK — wi rto,ue»|-thot you moke your for each pattern for-first-class By ALFRED SHEIN WOLD - Entertainment Directory nitrations ot toon n poiilble. mailing and special handling. Starring Sena to Marian Martin, Red "The trouble with the young- South dealer Dirk BOGARDE Bank Register, Pattern Dept., er generation is that you're in Both sides vulnerable plAZA ckeo 232 West 18th St., New York, too much of a hurry," I told NORTH Stanley BAKER , TRAVEL N.Y. 10011. Print Name, Ad young man recently. dress with Zip, Size and Styli "You'd get more in the end if ' 10 3 , "CARMEN, JACKIEMMW me, but somebody has to teach W A MARTIN MANULtS PRODUCTION 144 Broad Street styles, all sizes. Send 50 cents. V Q8 7 764 LUSTY trumps, took the top diamonds South West North East S 3 (the CLAM HUT 1 4) Pass 2 O PASS STARTS TODAY! mva- and ruffed a diamond. RWWISION* EASTMAN COLOR 2 •) Puss A * AUPaa THE "Moonlighting Wives" RESTAURANT If the six missing diamonds Opening lead - • 8 HOTTEST had broken evenly, dummy's & "Ballad of Josie" DQU81E1 COCKTAIL LOUNGE last two diamonds would have SATURDAY — SUNDAY BUI M now open . . . been good and South would MATINEE EVER TOES. WED, THURS. have made his contract with my's last diamond. Declarer BUU! an overtrick. With the actual gets back to dummy with the from 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. ace of hearts to cash the last TONIGHT at 8 P.M. KIDDIE SHOW featuring the finest in Sea Food diamond break South was down one. diamond, thus winning 10 AT REGULAR PRICES! Dim Overlooking Sandy Hook Bay tricks instead of only nine. WINNER OF enjoy our open-air, sea view veranda As you can tell from my lec- 6 ACADEMY AWARDS! ture, South did something or Patience and the passage of MAYFAIR — TOWN — OMEN FRI. 5 P.M. TO 10:30 P.M. — time do more than strength or other in too much of a hur- "DOCTOR ASBURY PARK MIDDLETOWN SAT. and SUN. NOON TO 10:30 P.M. fury. OPEN DAILY STARTING MEMORIAL DAY ry, but have you spotted just ZHIVAGO" where he went wrong? See if DAILY QUESTION PANAVISION/COLOR you can work it out for your- Partner opens with one the CLAM HUT self before you read on. vmm _ mm adjactitt to Highlands Lobster Pound spade, and the next player foot of Atlantic Sr. off Bay Ave., Highlands An Important Duck bids4wo clubs. You hold: S— BAH M)NDA 872-9753 (closed MONDAYS) South played the trumps and 10 3 H—3 10 9 4 D-J 7 C-K J EatORItOWN ke top diamonds too quickly. 5 3 2. What do you say? SHORE DRIVE.IN At the second trick South Answer: Pass. You would be 1 Ml. WM' »• "•'• M Porto""n/Exlt/ Exit ( ••DriVE-iNI — should play a low diamond happy to double if everybody AT YOU MUST SEE OUR NEW LOOK Tom his own hand and also guaranteed that nobody would A Mine from the dummy. make a further bid, but the FREE! BOTBOTH THEATRES DINNER INVITATION OFFER double is more likely than any- TO THE FIRST 200 CARS andOXJRS" In order to Introduce you to tht Inviting NEW East's best defense Is to win thing to stir up bidding (either LOOK ol our beautiful, newly redecorated with the jack of diamonds and by an opponent or by your AN Dining Room, the Molly Pitcher Motor Inn VAN JOHNSON t switch to the jack of hearts. partner). Your best chance is AMERICAN FLAG presents far FIVE DAYS ONLY South wins with the king of to pass and hope that your FRIDAY NIGHT COLOR by DeUit hearts and can now afford to partner reopens the bidding (Mon., May 20 THRU Fri., May 24) ONLY our regular, COMPLETE $5.50 draw two more rounds of with a double. He will mean trumps. (If South had drawn his double for takeout, but you • ON OUR SCREEN • A Y FILET DE BOEUF trumps before ducking a dia- will surprise him by passing. 2 SMASH HITS! H ST. JAME? mond, the defenders would S have taken three club tricks.) (A Pocket Guide to Bridge is "IT'S YOUR FLAG, KEEP IT FLYING!" STROGANOFF available. Get your copy by Evenings 8:30 — Sun. Evening 8:00 Dinner $ Afler drawing trumps South sending 50 cents to Red Batik MATINEES WED.-SAT.-SUN.-2:30 P.M. For Just takes the ace and king of dia- Register, Inc., Box 3318, Grand 3.75 monds. Thrn he ruffs n dia- Central Station, New York, Ttilt betf lovtr'i Noil of a dinner Includtj everything: mond, thus seltinR up dum- N. Y. 10017.) DTE.35 generous prime moriflt ol beef tenderloin toufeetf to a #1 DRIVE-IN rich flavored ptak. blended with a w«l!-i«aion»d win* lauce v.iih tour creom added. Served wllti wild rlc« 2 ml SOUIIIICI.RH 3J13G PLUS lotted talad. dr«nlng, choice of opptilien, toupi, iimerlt and Beverage. The pcrlloni aro the 2642200 some Th» ONLY thing that'i different )t lh« enchant- ing decor and Chef Jean Mlnton, whole culinary taisnt* are thfi talk ol tha area Comt In TONIGHT and tin- Diicover Ih* loyt of dining at the Molly Pitcher Motor CALL 775-80D3 FOR RESERVATIONS Inn. =• INTERESTING FOOD A tandwicri, a sfcak or a mock served to 1 a.m. ~ GENEROUS A5BURY EXCITING PIANO ARTIST COCKTAILS LYRIC PARK TOM FLANAGAN — Appearing Nightly MOONLIGHTING JOSEPH E.LEVINE^.w. Dancing and Entertainment to the WIVES' MIKE NICHOLS-LAWRENCE TURMAN WALT PENNEY TRIO ever/ Saturday Night TtQMCOlOir MOLLY I'J'ICHDN MOJ'OK INN KKSTAUHANT THE GRADUATE On the Shrewsbury Itivrr Kt*l Hank, New Jrrm y ail SH 7-21OU - Monmoufli Shopping Center, Eafonfown THE DAILY REGISTER, Wed., M«y 22, This Coupon worth 20c LeValley's toward purchase of any 'A-Gol. ,_. Successor IDIAL, FARMDAU, or VWCINIA UI ICE CREAM Not Chpsen with $3 purchou or mar* (Excluding Cigartttu and Milk Producti) FREEHOLD - Tftie replace- o ment for retiring Victor R. Lo NAME ; o Valley, chief clerk of the Mon- ADDRESS mouth County prosecutor's of- fice, has not yet been select- ed, Prosecutor Vincent P. Keu- per said yesterday. '•'" Mr. Keuper was asked about the vacancy, which will be 100% US, GOV'T INSPECTED FUU.Y COOKED LANCASTER BRAND created June 1 when Mr. Le- Valiey retires, after the coun- ty Board of Freeholders yes- terday approved John M. Gaw- ler, chief of county detectives, SMOKED as custodian, of, the petty cash fund in the prosecutor's office, succeeding Mr. LeValley, , ' This is a civil service job", said the prosecutor, adding that the replacement depends on whether an open competi- tive examination is held or if it will be by office advance- Lancaster Brand Fully Cooked ment. He did not know when , this would be decided. SEMI-BONELESS Ib. Mr. LeValley will retire af- ter completing 'more than 30 LANCASTER BRAND 100% U.S. COV'T INSP. years on the job. SMOKED HAMS Lancaster Brand 100% LAMB CHOPS CHUCK STEAKS U.S. Gov't Intpteted Middletown GROUND BEEF Shoulder..... ib. 89C Wins Fight 69* REGULAR CHUCK ROUND 18 TEENTON - Middletown's Rib k*1 lengthy squabble over a gar- 49 ftfc89Ib. bage contract was settled Mon- day when -the state - Supreme Center Cut ib.49' Court ruled in favor of the , ..AYHAMIC "DUi" DISCOVm __ township in a one - sentence y May2i IW8 (atAantMarktbwIwraaviJIabtt)" " SS^^r ' ' - JONE, • SQUARE CUT. SHOULDER . LANCASTER BRAND SLICED opinion. typoorapMMle ror lmk The Supreme Court agreed 05^'^"'° ' ' Sausage $99' Lamb Roast ib.55' Arm Steak...... ib.< Roast Beef...... viib. 59' with the Appellate Division of C~._I._JI C. .__«. 12-oz. TfCC FIRESIDE (FOR 5TEW) • IANCASTER BRAND BONE-IN CENTER CUTS FRESH Superior Court in dismissing 9 75 the claim of M. and 0. Dis- IT™ * Franks... 7.... ^99« LaSbSh,^^^ Bar-B-Q Chicken ^69* posal Co., Matawan Township, e . .. C J te /[C( GlENSIDE FRESH LANCASTER BRAND BONE-IN STUFFED PEPPERS OR to" 177,917 to cover work beyond Stuffed Cabbage..ib 75' that specified in its garbage SS^EcS^Sr. *hunk liverwurst. h 39' Breast 0' Lamb.... 1.19' Cross Rib Roast....*. 75' collection contract with the PIMENTO, PLAIN OR OLIVE LOAF LANCASTER BRAND, FANCY. SLICED EASY FIX LANCASTER BRAND CHUCK POT GERMAN township from 1961 through Lunch Meats X: 27* Steer Beef Liver.. ib 49' Lamb Patties ib.59' California Roast... ib 68' Potato Salad..... ib 25' 1963.- ypp vision reversed a $53,046 jury award to the contractor be- 19-or. cause, it ruled, evidence showed no contract, covering UNBEATABLE DECK O'MONEY payment for extra work. The I court ruled the award would WINNERS subvert legislative intent of ACME'S bidding laws meant to mini- 16-OZ. PKCS. ACME DAINTEE mize costs and prevent fraud You May B» Next!... Get Your Fn» in municipal contracts. Game Ticket at Acme Mkti. Today Anthony Miele, M. and 0. 12-OZ. CANS GREEN GIANT MARSHMAUOWS Disposal Co. president, testi- MRS. DAISY fied company costs were in- U-OZ. CANS WHOLE KERNEL • 10-OZ. PKCS. TOASTED PRINCESS creased because of extra clean- SALTERS up work after two storms and NIBLETS 17 E. 49th Street because residents did not use Boyonnt, N J. proper containers for garbage. IDEA1 CORN I MARSHMAUOWS The appeals court noted no CORN contract — written or implied MRS, KOBYIARI — was ever made between the 29 Reservoir Avenue contractor and the township Wellington, N.J. specifying payment for extra * • {DIAL CRACKERS work. COMPAKE! 1S-0I. CANS IDEAL YOUR CHOICE "FIRE BRONZE" Arnone Asks 24-OZ. IDEAL STRAWBERRY PORK & BEANS THERMO WARE PRESERVES •IMJTIAIL REGANCE IN DOUHI-WAU. Prayer Day INSULATED SERVING WARS BED BANK - Mayor John $100 P. Arnone last night called for SAVE EACH a day of prayer for peace on for 18c PIKE • Memorial Day. •••• ONLY 19- His proclamation designated SAVE 5c MEALTIME MAID WITH EACH $3 PURCHASI VIRGINIA LEE ( 11 a.m. as an hour of prayer. Ideal Catsup.....»r21 ONE NECC WITH $3 PUKHASI... Memorial services will be held Beef Steaks TWO PIECES WITH $6 PURCHASI, ITC Potato Chips...'49 SAVE 2cl ARCTIC SEAL COMPARE! at that hour at the monument C 15',-oz. in front of Borough Hall on SAVE 7e IHU JVEDI'S FIATUBI tTtU ... [ Jello Gelatine ft I8 Sole fillet '^ 63' Monmouth St. The mayor also Wesson Oil 78 SAVE 5c! PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT STOUFFER'S urged that the flag be lowered SAVE 3c SAUCES SHACK TRAY that day to half staff until ( Del Monte Drink- • • ^ Meat Pies X 49' Minute Rice ^42 SAVE 4c! PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT LANCASTER BRAND ALL VARIETIES Regular 39e Volu.-On»r 19< «•* noon. 4 "•«• >« SPESCup t|QU,0 with «ith $3.00 pinhaM In a separate proclamation, SAVE 24c! 15c OFF LABEL Ideal Drink ch39 he set June 1-12 as a "new glory COMPARE QUALITYI COMPARE PRICEI for Old Glory" period. He Lux Liquid 58< "UNBEATABLE BAKERY TREATS" SAVE 2cl VEGETABLE OR VEGETARIAN DETERGENT urged citizens and businesses Wincrest Coffee.. It, SUPREME THIN SLICED to acquire flags during that Campbell's Soup 13 7-OZ. CANS SPEED.UP % COMPARE I UNBEATABLE DAIRY DISCOUNTS 40 time, and display them on Flag SANDWICH BREAD CANNON JACQUARD WOVEN Day, June 14. FLORIDA CITRUS PURE $1 Jello Gelatin ^.9' Mb. $ A A third proclamation by SAVE 4c! A.M. or P.M. loaves Mayor Arnone declared May as 4 1 'R FWSHCNERS TOWELS SUPREME Better Hearing Month in this Mott's Drink... fie" 29' ORANGE JUICE Buy th« Htm of tht w««k at trtmtndom MV< borough. SAVE 4c! PENNA. DUTCH Buttermilk Bread Ttt?'55' ingi with *och $3 purchaM. Your cheie* •» 4 JTCUR CHOICE I exciting colors. Noodles 37' V2-gal. $ SAVE SUPREME PLAIN OR SEEDED c»ns. 18c THIS WEEK'S FEATURE ITEM... SAVE 4cl Rye Bread 2 53 CANNON JACQUARD 11x12" Trade Week 2 VIRGINIA LEE BUTTER CRUMB Speedup Bleach. .^ 35' "UNBEATABLE FROZEN FOODS'- £ SAVE 4c! PRINCESS QUARTERS Coffee Cafte each 39' SAVE 19c -Proclaimed ( VIRGINIA LEE WASH CLOTH MORTON c FREEHOLD —The Mon- Margarine ..£ 15 REG. 59c SAVE i PIES casion. SELECTED The proclamation noted that the first Shore World Trade GOLDEN CHIQUITA CUCUMBERS f 19' Seminar will be held today at FRESH, WASHED the Kings Grant Inn, Point Pleasant, to delve into the pos- SPINACH 10-oz. bag sibilities of increased world ROMAINE trade among Monmouth Coun- ty industry. LETTUCE...... large head The freeholders congratulat- FLORIDA JUICY ed the county industrial firms now engaged in world trade. ORANGES 10 r 49 SUNKIST JUICY Monmouth Bcacli LEMONS.. Speaker Listed BANANACLEANSER 2c OFF LABEL DEODORANST SOAP LIQUID MONMOUTH BEACH-Mon- Hidden Magic mouth County Freeholder Mar- n t l t C 1 < C C cus Daly will be the speaker 'tomeH.2 2?45 ..2 z:-29 Zest ....2K43 ...2 ^33 Mr.Clean . O;95 .tr 67 HAIR SPRAY at a meeting of the Mon- IVORY • - HOUSEHOLD CLEANER DEODORANT SOAP Regular &t 13-ox. mouth Beach Republican Club C Ex Ira Control con 159 at the Borough Hall, 8 p.m. Monday. Soap 2 35 3 32 Spic & Span 30 97 Safeguard 2 33 2 43 CINCH Mr. Daly will discuss the or- PERSONAL GUEST SIZE FABR|C SOFTENER <50c OFF LABEL 20c OFF LABEL Prell Liquid ganization's roles in local and 1 £ county affairs and the part it Ivory Soap 4 b- 26 Downy ....'ir44*... tr81' Spray Cleaner^99'^53 SHAMPOO plays in the war on poverty. CAMAY -OAP LIQUID WITH AMMONIA Club president Paul V. Dc l C 2 c 7«. Nucci announced tliat new Soap .2 K 33 \.Zz :23 lava 2 27 Top Job . ,r67 .. J 39' btl. 88' members will bo accepted at o the meeting ^ich will be open lo Hie public- LINCROFT—Newman Springs Road at Hurley Lane f AIR HAVEN—576 River Ro^d WEST LONG BRANCH—Route 36 and Broadway Werblin Peddles Share of Jets NEW-YORK (AP) - Soriny general manager and head Rumors have flared up re- of college tor MM.MO in 1965, now fill 50,000-seat Shea Sta- Werblin of Elberon, N.J., has coach "as far as I know," Mar- peatedly in recent months that bought the Jets with his four dium regularly as a contending so!d his share of the New York tin said. He added that he knew the colorful Werblin, president partners for $1 million in 1963. team. Jets «of the American Football nothing of rumors to try and of the team, would sell his in- The club now is supposed to Werblin also is given much League to his four partners, persuade Vince Lombardi to terest. be worth at least 10 times .credit for the success of the one of the partners confirmed lcayp lh<» Ornpn Bay Packers WOR radio in New York, in that figure. league for his signing of Na- last night. to coach the Jets. a broadcast last night, said the Falling Franchise math, the first big bonus play- "The deal has been made," Werblin and the four bought Along with Martin and Lillis, deal was to be completed short- er and among the first name —fownsend &. Martin of Locust, the other two partners are Phil- the Jets, then known as the Ti- college graduates t« sign with N.J., said. "We offered Sonny ip H. Iselin of Oceanport, N.J. ly. tans, from the league, which the APL. Martin, .said the sale was to had taken over the failing fran- ~•Tpricirsn'd" he accepted:"There— and Leon Hess. - — Oddly, the Success, of Ike be announced this weekend. chise from the late Harry Wis- will be four equal partners and Martin did not disclose the mer. league ted to its merging with Don Lillis will be the new pres- amount paid Werblin for his Werblin, who stunned the\ the established National Foot- ident," "little better than 20 per cent" sports world when he signed" From that time, the fortunes ball League, a union which Weeb Eubank will remain as of the team. quarterback Joe Namath out of the Jets grew to where they WerKin bitterly opposed. Townsend B. Martii in opes Over St. Joseph 9s —MATAWAN •«- Hlghlytoutcd The loss-was only the sec- Larry Shaw, Matawan's fire perfect squeeze bunt to score NEW MONMOUTH -' Mater struck out the same number. The Seraphs added single MalawanRegional was sud- ond of the season for Mata- bailer who has a no-hitter to Gaynor. Dei coasted to a 7-0 victory Daly showed an almost spot- runs iii the third ana~fourth. denly and unexpectedly am- wan, which has copped 15 out-his credit this spring, was the Two In Fourth over St. Joseph's of Toms Riv- less two innings of relief, work. Bob Stimpsbn drew a walk in bushed on the road to the Ings. The Huskies lead the loser. Shaw also permitted The Rockets added two more er here yesterday on a com- He yielded only a single base the third, and Joe Discayage CentralJersey Group III base- Shore Conference "B" Division four safeties, but he walked In the fourth frame. Bill Flem- bined one-hitter by Rich Bol- on balls while fanning four. slashed a single to left. Stimp-- with an 11-1 record, while the ball championship here yester- six. He struck out 10 Rockets. ing singled and raced around ger and Glenn Daly. Seven Hits for Seraphs son continued on to score day. Rockets are only 6-7 in division Raritan hopped on Shaw for to^third on MeBride's double, Mater Dei, who came when the hit went through the play. Overall, Raritan Is now The Seraphs boosted their Raritan Township's Gary a single run in the second in the' lone extra base hit of the season's mark to 14-3, while up with a seven-hit attack, left fielder's legs. 10-9. contest. Gaynor delivered Randolph, who has earned the the losers have yet to win in jumped out to a 2-0 lead In the fourth Reilly and nlng. Mike Gaynor led off with Fleming with a single, Mc- __ titlt of "The Spoiler^-jn Mon-_ Randolph, who whitewashed 15 outings. in the second. Paul Albe sin- Coyle rapped back-to-back sin- powerful Mater Dei on April a walk, and Barry MeBride Bride stopping at third. mouth County diamond circles, Bolger, who went the first gled, stole second and gles to put runners onf first" 23 for the latter's initial set- also worked Shaw for a free On a delayed steal, Gaynor stopped the Huskies cold with five innings to pick up the scored on Tom Reilly's hit. and second. Reilly moved up a 3-0, four-hit shutout in fhe hack of the campaign, walked pass. Both runners advanced broke for second and reached win, permitted the lone St. Jo- Reify came all the way a notch orra stolen base and first NJSIAA tournament game only one batter while striking on a passed ball. The run came safely as McBride raced home Gary Randolph .„., seph's hit- He walked sixjnd around on Pat Coyle's double. jogged the final 80 feet on Bill for both teams. out live. ~~ when "~Jinr-Mason-dropped~r withH.he—finalihhfil- markerk . Shanahan's sacrifice fly.- Randolph ran into trouble in Warrack Homers the sixth when Matawan put George Warrack's three-run together its biggest threat of homer in the seventh Inning the afternoon. Consecutive provided the big cushion. Billy Casey; Nin^Capitalizes singles by Frank Schaufle and Bulldogs Drop Another ^Haw put the Huskies In busi- Collins reached on an error ness with - iwo outs. John and "Mike Russo on alieHerT Szyartoi walked' to load the choice to set the stage for bases, but Randolph rose to Warrack's clout. On Admirals' Miscues the occasion by getting Chick In Garden State Loop The contest, scheduled as a RED BANK - Red Bank Mickey McCue reached base pitch. Another was forced on Geran to ground out to end home game for St. Joseph's, was moved here. Catholic went to work on four on an error. Duke Coyne was a walk, and two came in on a the inning. ROSELLE — Rumson-Fair Roselle went to work quick-1 Cameron to take second. Henry Hudson Regional pitch- hit by a pitched ball, and three squeeze. bunt. A wild pitch MaUwin (0> Haven Regional dropped an- ly, scoring all of its four runs Schaible helped his cause by Mater IJrl (7) (TB) ^rs=yestertayz:to-p05t-«~!op- flins-seored-when JlikejClarki ^cored-theJiftlurun. ABKH 4BEH ICnmrttt[•73tr*3~-0—IS 0 T -Swanfer^s-S—0—0- other—note&^4fl-4he—Garden. 4n-the-firsUnning J.oger_Kiit iihasing JomeAwOLnyis_with_a Stl'n'Ml.cf 4 0 0 AB R H grounder went through both the ttS 0t 1—0- -Mortlifco—S-'O-o— sided 13-1 victory over the Ad- Henry Hudson scored its lone Soh'ne.cl" S" O" " BatlailiUf 3 0 0 die started the Rams off with single. Dlic'ge.rf J 0 i,3b 3 0 Shaw,ha,?? 3 o Fleminr,3r, b 2 11 State ! Conference standings mirals (4-H). shortstop and left fielder for run in the fourth. Scott Riley aayiwr.Sb 2 1 1 Mcor'y.m 0 0 0 Keklak.M 3 0 0 S»'t3S»y'rto,3ii> 3 00 0 yesterday in losing a 4-0 de- a walk, Mowed by Mark Dia- Th« Bulldogs had two oppor- PTg'o.M 3 0 0 Pello.ib 3 0 1 Don Miller worked six In- the four runs In the first. singled and took second on an DiDerail." " 33 0 0 McBrlds.lb 111 Ourry.ir S 0. 0 Mmon.ol 2 0 0 cision to Roselle's baseball mond's single. A sacrifice fly tunities in the sixth and sev- Colllru.r; 110 Keeney.p 20 0 nings for the Caseys, allowing In the second, it was Miller error. An infield out moved Feanon.c 3 0 0 Ricca.rf 300 Albe.lf 1 1 1 Clatre,2b 3 0 0 Colllm.lb 3 0 0 D'Anclrea.o 10 0 team. to right field advanced the two enth, but the prospective runs Ru»o,2b 2 1 0 Ramerlz.of 10 0 ~Tirnjnnree'hiisr with John Daii- and Ciallella rapping singles. him to third, and he came Inrrmnvrf 8—0-1 Handnlph,? 3 0 1 Phllp'tUb 3 0 0 Callow,!! 0 0 0 "The Purple Bulldogs are runners, and- Steve -Salito's just couldn't get to the plate. ki 1- -1--1- •O'IU»a;lf—1-«-«~ . cey coming on the mound for After an error loaded the home on Card's single. atbton.rt I 01 S>~0 4 I!) 3 t now 6-9 in the loop. groundout scored a run. Steve Alien reached third on a Rcllly.lRlly. b 3 22! wie inning. Neither hurler bssesr a-run was forced- home 3Iata«an ,.....»....., DIM. O[)|)_O-{| EV'lEtVi'n.lff 1 (I 0 The Caseys are riow 17=7, triple, but thero he died. Jaku- Coyle,o 3. Q- 2. when McBride was hit by. a ...010 200 X—3 Dave Schaible was the win- Torn Holt reached first on walked a batter. Miller fanned with six games remaining. becy singled in the seventh, Bolger.p 2 0 0 five, while Dancey whiffed two. ner, while Rumspn's Pete Jak- an error to let another run Daly.p . 0.-CL0 in. Doug Cameron singled to moved to second on an infield Mark Card was the loser for ubecy absorbed the loss. Both 2S 17 22 0 ! Henry Hudson. pitchers gave up four hits, but put men- on first and third, out, and to third on a balk. Miter D«l 021 100 S-7 He, too, died at third. 000 000 0-0 »0 Headers Jakijbecy permitted five to and a play at third allowed HR—Warrack. aB-C6yl». Pair of No-Hitters Highlight reach first on walks. He Red Bank Catholic produced 1 nine runs In the first two in- fanned five. Schaible issued nings. Phil • Ciallella walked two passes and struck out six. and stole second. Tom Mi- BtunionFH (0) Itcaclle (4) Middletown's Baseball Week MRH MBH Bride singled him home before Tiim'lly.II 3 0 0 Klmlal.et 3 1Q Green Wave Wins Allen. '2b 2 0 1 Diam'nft,3b 3 11 MIDDLETOWN..- The MM Ed lice's grand slam home HOYS LEAGUE Crons.lb 3 0 0 GrllHn.U 2 0 AMKUICAN LEAQDE— 9u«tlQk,rf 3 0 -1 -Salolto.c 3 0 Rlley.ef 3 1 2 Olll»lli,5h 3 I 1 RHiKton .._ „ „.•..,.,„..,„.,.. J - :J ! dletown Youttr Little -League run sparked the Spartans, un- J'kuh'cy.p 2 00-1 Holt.rf , - - Mei.M-2li 3 0 0 Srverlnl.Jli 1 0 O Jeta . .. » 3 ' SP'IIUK.M 2 0 0 1 Cam'r'n,2b 3 11 L'ldity.c 3 0 0 HIIm.n.M 5 5 0 came up with a pair of no- beaten National League lead- Orlntfn .- _ _.._ 1 * Rob'dR.ph 10 0 1 Schaible,p 10 1 —Gftrdi|i-«B—3-0—I -M-Cirthy,rf-Q~O_ o hitters last week, as Ban Lassik .ers,._to_an_lLl victory over Royals 0 3 i Vettcrl.cf 3 0 1| IJiilrachUsa 3 0 0 Mahler.ln 3 o n McBrld>,lf 12 1 NATIO.VAIrI.EAntJE K'rllUa.3lJ-2-0 -0 |-M'so'rll'lOilb—3-0 A Laurels Knrn'h,3b 3 0° K'mlmhl.lt 2 0 0 and Fred Chalmer of the first the Seals. HonvU .1 McN"n,|ili 10 0 Mi.ic'lo,ll> 2 0 Coach Merrick Tomaine's Lnnr Brancn (01) — Ktd B»nk (M) lt 8cmw!aer~THCjri~ HcOeJ I.pvy, rf 2 0 0 MlhMh 12 0 place Raiders (4-0) blanked the Rrd Sot „ * 3 K«lnll«o,0 2 0 1 Keller, lb 10 100-yard dash-1. Tom William* (RCCjj. 3. MaflMflyy (ROl(ROl . DIstanM 51'2"12 . Merrill,r> 0 0 0 Burred.3b 1 0 0 The Food Circus Colts stand C ? dark horse Long Branch High (LB), i. Covlli (LBl, 3. Blanton Discus--1Di 1. .OrazmacheOh r IRC), ??. MMnf- McCulloulh McCur.rf 2 10 BraVes and Saints, 14-2, and alone at the top of the Atlan- H»\vk. 3 24 0 t nil (LBLBii . TTimi * :iol ry (RO), 3. Bchnoider (KC), Dlituco 2li-rf-p 2 0 1) Rllph.rt ODD llodRprs _ „ It Rumson-FH 000 000 0—0 School track team wrapped up 22ft,y»rd duti—1. Tom Wllllamj 118T'. Ruddy,!! 3 0 0 Coyne,a 0 I '0 22-0, respectively. tic League with four triumphs, Twlm _ 0 400 000 X- the Shore Conference "A" Di- (LB), 2. Covln (LB), 3. Blanton Ravelin—-1. Grazmaclier (RC), 2. Kalier.e 3 1 1 (L(LB)B . TTime :23.1. Scllahy (RC), 3. Cocuzza (RC). DU- Cltrk.cf 3 0 0 but the Navesink Indians ATLANTIC LBAGUE Sharing the top rung of the YankeM 3 vision dual track champion- 440-yard daah—1. Tom Oardamoni tance Ifl5' 7". Cuprlonl.cf 0 0 stayed close- (3-1), .winning (LB), 3. Abl« ILB), 3. Pelerjon Pole vault—l. Rudy Sima (CBA). !. Yervei.lb 10 1) MYAA's American" Uague is Hlrfiludi „ _.. t ship yesterday by blasting Red (RB). Time- :54.6. dene Maltrla (CBA). 3. Brown (RCN Ruinak.lb 3 0 ] twice last week on the strength Banui-m ...J HelBlit If. MHIer.p 3 1 Greeley's Gulf, also at 4-0, tuln ...._ 1 Bank, 91-35. ISO-yard dash—1. Bob Bazl«jf (LBI, Dancey.p 1 0 of homers by John Alonzo and IJr&trn.vert ft 3. Swazey (LB), 3. Mott (RB). Time High lumr-1. Oene Kalton (CBA'. thanks to Rory Burke's shut- Wolvrs .. . 0 Monmouth The Green Wave is 8-0 in 2:01.9. 2. Bob Ivcs i CBA i. 3. Paul Madden J« 13 6 out victory over Port Mon- Bob Ramo. 1'ACIFK; i.EAoi'K Mlle-4. Dcnnln Morgan (LBV 2. (CBA). HelEht VI". tnry Hutlion _000 100 0— | the circuit and 8-1 overall, los- Ooclo (LB), 3. Bclontonl (RB). Time Lony lump—tl. Sal March (CBA), B. catholic ... mouth First Aid Squad. STANDINGS kiufiTnllii""". ."..T 3 2. Wojoek (RC) 3. B1U Kuker (OBA). J ...«50 an x-u I.ITT1.K I.KAdllP; Chief* _..., 0 ing only to Christian Brothers Distance 21'ty,''. AMF.IUCAN LCVill Bran ._ o Tourney's Academy. Two-mile—1. Tony Donoina (LB), AMKRICAN I.K.WillE 2. MOJM (LB). 3. Sets (RB). Time antlnr'i , «uff»loe» 3 10:37.14. Kftldftrl Long Branch won firsts in all Bronroft „ _ .. •. ,,,l* 120-yKrd'htfh hurdlei—l. Bill JWrra nril AM ...... eight of the running<«vents and (LBI, 2. Btaiten (LB), 3. lofty (RB). You Get Glaott Arrow* . „ 1 TlmB :15.3. Will Proitdentl I) Finalized two of the six field events. Br»v»IVMi He dsklns 0 • Tom Williams was a double 180-yard low hurdlea—1, Sam Need money NATIONAL LBAOVR NATIONAL I.K.AGl'F. Stajiton (LBi. 2. Josny (RB) 3, Wll- Han _..« WEST LONG BRANCH - winner in the 100 and 200-yard 111 (LB). Time O1.7. llluola.v« I Shot—1. Art St»ee» fLBl. 2 Blstl Cardinal' , % The' stage is set for the fifth dashes, and Art Staggs won (LBi, 3. Kenmm (LB). Distance 57'3". Friari ltpd\ylnsitpd\yn i r>lacil3—1. Al Griffin f!tB), 2. Mm- lloWn. 0 annual Monmouth College the shot put as the Wave swept Hi (RB). 3. P«rej (LB). Distance for something big? 134 "IV. Leonurita FC all places in these events. ATLANTIC vitational High School Baseball JavelUi-<1. Herb Perez (LB) 2. Ooll« ft ATLANTIC I.F.\(lir, Williams had fine times in Grlrrin IRB\.-]. McCracken (LBi. MORE Indiana . . . _ Tournament, sponsored by Distance 187'B". rtreballi s. i)oinhin« T.7.IZr.™:ZZZi taking the century at :10.1 and Pole vamt-4. Don BarW (RBI. •>. WITH FIRST MERCHANTS See HFC. Wlic MI (LB), 3. Mcoane (LB). HelBht NutortMui 3 j Mnrllin 1 Monmouth College. Mui* Flamca « ...- • the 220 with a :23.1 clocking. lt'8". DAILY INTEREST Hlfhlandi ... . ' 3 shark* ..'"~~""~"r.™.~™'™"» Pairings and first round HlRh illmn—1. Bob Uudrow (RBI. FACiriO LEAGUE PACIFIC I.RAGBK Ftaggs took the shot with a 5. Joe Tones (LBi, j, Tom Williams PAID PROM DAY OP Bllllopa . - ... 3 1 Thandrrliirdii 3 playing dates were finalized 57-3 toss. Keflfira 1 -tag-iiar* 3 Lonr Jiimn—1." Mike Anick (m, DEPOSIT TO DAY OF HiHuiiiwi i 1 Comet! , t yesterday for what Is generally Winners In the field events PacHnn _ 2 Kur.vs 1 WITHDRAWAL Panfhera „ for Red Bank were Al Griffin, considered the competition providing a J2S balencl Ii i satellite* rr.'m".V..V.*l*~Z.".iri™JII.".T^.".""."o discus; Don Bartel, pole vault; which determines unofficial malntalmd al tha «d of Hl» Bob Rudrow, high jump, and 2. Phil Malmone (CBA) 3 Tonv MMI.CC1J (CBA). mm,' :io.i. y quarter. Shore area diamond supremacy Mike Aruck, long jump. KJ-yurd daxh-ll. Bill Kuktr (CBA), by E. J. "Mim" Truppa, ad- Colts Stay Unbeaten 4% Per Annum Croydon Hall Falls ministrative assistant in the CBA continued its unbeaten Compounded and Paid record on the cinders by rock- Time :M,7. Quarterly Department of Physical Ei *^ l"al1-1. nanlner (no. 2. cation at Monmouth College ing Roselle Catholic, 79-47. The lf (RC1. 3. J<*1 Frelbaum ICBA)! Deposits Injured up to $11,000 lime 2:oi.s. . by F.D.I.C. Colts are now 7-0, Mile—1. Joe McKeever (CBA) 2. On Costly Errors and tournament director. Sal March was a big winner Joe Hanrajn (OBA), 3. O'Leary (RC). Full Schedule for CBA, scoring a triple. He TilTwo-mile—11 . TTom (CBA), LEONARDO - Croydon Hall the first and second inntngs, Opening "round contests must won both hUrdles and wound mH l catcher Stu Peterson commit- but Carteret did all of its be played by May 30, so Shore up taking first in the long M—1. Atl March ted three errors in the third scoring in third. lump. March was timed In the '1 '• *"•Kutn- baseball buffs will have the huM1 nning to allow four runs to lows at :19.3. took the highs in ,J£t?f. »«—1. Sal Mircil Mimtei Fidtrol Knervt Whethsr you're In the ma rket for some new appllancsi, Two walks, surrounding opportunity to see the best in (CBA), 2. Paul Manirhmnle (OBA), f urniturt, color TV or a better family car, a Big Purchase score yesterday, as the Cardi- :14.8 and the long jump al '•V'Sol.""?!! '"x*". »• Tony Mlgllac- FeOirol Oipoiif iimirona C«r». George Kelly's double,"loaded local schoolboy baseball each clo (CBA). Ttm« U9.3 Loan from Household Finance will provide the money nals dropped a 5-3 baseball de- day next week at the Mon-21-31/,: you need. cision to Carleret School. the bases for the Cavaliers In mouth College field. Bill Ku!:er set a new CBA When you borrow from Household, you know In ad- The hosts had taken a 2-0 (he third. Steve Arbes wa.< On Monday, the competition record In the century dash vanes how much your HFC Big Purchase Loan will cost. with a :10,l clocking. He also lead with single, runs in both hit by a pitch to force In one will begin at 3:30 p.m. when Wa'll spell it out In dollars and cents. There are no »xtr«i run. Rick Foulrod then hit a held, the old mark of :10.2 . •. no hidden charges... no surprises. See HFC now. second-seeded Monmouth Re- which was posted two weeks grounder to Croydon Hall gional (13-4) opposes Lakewood ago against Neptune. Kuker Before you sign on the dotted line, shortstop Bill Cramer, whose SWAMPED had a double win, also taking know what your loan will coit. (12-7), last year's runnerup throw home was dropped by which is seeded seventh this first in the 220-yard dash. Peterson to allow another run time around. Tom Kearsley finished the two-mile nin in 10:05 to start BY BILLS? AAMC0 to score. Jhird-seeded Mater Del (14- BORROW UP TO a sweep in this event for the 3) will tangle with sixth-seeded Colts. $ 'TRANSMISSIONS Peterson then dropped two Shore Regional (12-7-1) Tues- straight third strikes, and both day at 3:45 p.m. Wednesday's In the dual meet, the Colts 1000 rolled no firsts In 10 of the • - J times threw wildly past first contests will pit Manasquan with up to 36 months (13-8) and Neptune (12-9), 14 events. base, permitting a total of Scrnphs Homo GET UP TO $5000. FAST. three runs to cross the plate. rated fourth and fifth, respec- to repay EVERY MINUTE AND tively, in the tourney field. Mater Dei rolled up a 79-47 UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY. victory over Henry Hudson, The first miscue came with Neptune Is defending cham- Oxford's express loan service is nonstop, start to A HALF... SOMEONE the bases loaded and there pion. sweeping four events on the -AtttJbout cndil Illi Insunna onlotnt itsmin rafoi wav. cash. Get the cash you need in hours, if necessary. was no need for the throw to Ihislilo Test The Seraphs swept the 100, Got all you need to pay off all your dobts, get a fresh The first round will be con- CALLS AAMCO first as the halter, Tom Glad- mile and two-mile runs, and Every week A/VWC0 jnlliflBl (liorl cluded (in Thursday, Memorial start. Friendly, helpful service. Phone now! HOUSEHOLD RNANC ttufl 10,000 trantmhllon probl»/jr». well, was automntically out. the pole vault. You OM U*e towing, o fr»e road Day, whon fop-seeded Matawan crt«ck, tal, •(flciinf tcrvlci ~ Cnrlorrt Hrlioiil | Cr.iydon Hull (3) Fl "" moil limti In luil oni dov. And (.1) All R II 842-1390 An rt ii I Catholic (17-7) wltti AAMCO, vour (njnimlijlon rtin b < o o Henry Hudson Regional. Field- MTONTOWN bt prolKlrrl by nvrr 50O AAMCO Aihkv.?ti 110! 1 p.m. battle. Out of Area, Call us Collect Cwlerj cooil (o coost. Hi.tt'fir. IT 0 II til ing took the hurdles and Hen- Rf. 35, Monmoufli Shopping Cantag T'Rl'r.lf r( 1 II II :i 0 (I Tlio winners of these Aitiri.i- 3 1 0 I 0 0 0 dricks won the discus and shot (Of Railroad Av«., Aibury Park Mi ( i n will advance to the semi-finals, AT YOUR SERVICE JIM HAGGEfiTY Phone: Liberty 2-1340 2 (i o and had a third in the high Frx Tawing 774-4B0O which must be played by MIDDLETOWN jump. If3 E. Newn^an Springi Rd. iVV(li]('S(i;iy. .rune 5, The fimil Middletown Shopping Center i ; r -f ;i Also scoring firsts for the OXFORD Rid lank 84J-2500 if ^ I II is sci for Saturday, Juno 8. II07 Highway 35-OSborno 1-1400 Admirals were, Larry Parker Bond & Mortgage Co. of Red Bink PICK UP STATION in the 440, Jack Van Kirk, IOIIR Atk about our inning haurt Cleveland third baseman with a shot into the left ning Berry to break a 1-1 Cleveland pitching has more 2-1 on Gerry McNert- got the only run he needed Max Alvis gave the A's an field bleachers. deadlock. B\ Hy Cunningham made a little go a long way ney's run-scoring single in against Cleveland when John Insurance run in the eighth. Dobson also allowed only The Orioles had tied the this spring, but once in a the 12th inning; the New Donaldson, Danny Cater and Fans 12 Batters four hits and struck out game in the eighth on a walk Blue Moon the Indians get York Yankees slipped past Jim Gosger bunched fourth McDowell ran his major seven, but was tagged with and singles by Frank Robin- burned with tlieir own fire- Washington 2-1 on Andy Kos- inning singles off loser Luis league leading strikeout total his third straight one-run loss son and Boog Powell. water. co's niiilli-inniiig homer and Tlant. to 90 by fanning 12 Oakland and dipped to 2-4 over-all.-- -Rollins' one-out single, to Exchange of Films Sam McDowell hurled a Minnesota knocked off first The Oakland right-hander, batters in the opener. The Ken Berry and Sandy Alo- left off Detroit's Joe Sparma four-hitter last night as-the • place Detroit 3-1 on a two- 3-3, scattered seven hits, Cleveland southpaw see, 5-2, mar, bfat. out MM singles in in thfi eighth scored Rod Ca- Spring sports received a touch of fall football on Indians nipped Oakland 1-0 run eighth inriiiig single by pitching out of several early battled A's right-hander the 12th inning at Baltimore rew from third with the tie- -Monday night at the Shore Conference meeting In Middle- on Jose Cardenal's llth-in- Rich Rollins. jams, before Bert Campaner- Chuck Dobson through 10 before McNertney fouled off breaking run and Tony Oliva town Township high school. ning homer for their 12th Home runs by Jim Fregosi is' double, ah infield hit by scoreless innings before two tunt attempts^ and then meed all the-way homo from It turned into a lively discussion when the subject was shutout victory of the young and Rick Reichardt swept Sal Bando and an error by Cardenal led off the 11th lashed a single to right, scor- first brought to the floor. It concerned football films. What it Season. ,, California to a 5-1 victory was all about was the exchange of films with the opposing But John "Blue Moon" over Boston hi the league's schools. Nevertheless, the subject became heated at times. Odom turned the tables in the lone non-squeaker. President Bob Feeney explained that the rule of ex- second game of the twi-night In National, League play, "TgT"'* changing should be made official, since twin bill, pitching thfl A'a to the New York Mets shaded Kosco Clouts on there were violations against the current a 2-0 victory that snapped Pittsburgh 4-3 in a 17-inning rule of not exchanging. Cleveland's winning streak at marathon, the Chicago Cubs WASHINGTON (AS)jt- Andy Kosco's homer, his sixth of followed with a single, but itroud's grounder. Howard A formal poll had been taken around four games and ended a six- shaved Philadelphia 6-5, San Kosco's leadoff home* run inthe season, was the seventh hit Mike Epstein took a third ingled and Epstein slngled-for . the schools concerning the exchange, and game Oakland winless string. Francisco downed Atlanta 6- the ninth inning gave the New off losing pitcher Joe Coleman, called strike. is second RBI of the season, when the count was totaled, the issue won, Chlsox Win Again 4, Los Angeles drubbed St. York Yankees a 2-1 victory 2-3. Stottlemyre, who struck Stottlemyre had three 30-16. The poll among the coaches also won Louis 9-2 and Houston over Washington last night bo- out seven, is now 5-3. straight hits off Coleman, who lirst since April 19. The low-scoring double- The Yankees scored In the by a 11-4 vote. Then at the meeting an- header split capped an eve- whipped Cincinnati 8-2. hind Mel Stottlemyre's six-hit Stottlemyre retired 16 in a struck out nine, including Mick- other vote was taken, and this one won • Odom, given only one run pitching. row after the Senators scored ey Mantle four straight times. Ixth on Stottlemyre's-leadoff- ning of tight squeezes in the single, a one-out single by Roy by a 10-8 vote, closest of all. Even with American League. The Chi- to work with In each of his The Yanks have won three in the third before he walked The Senators scored an un- all the voting, the subject was put into a straight games and the Sena- Frank Howard in the eighth earned run in the third when White and two-out single to CUNNINGHAM bin for further study, with an answer com- tors have lost four in a row. with two out. Ren McMullen Horace Clarke fumbled Ed center by Joe Pepitone ing before the football season gets under way in September. Netr York (!) Washington 111 Prep schools, colleges, and certainly the "pro bracket" Clerke.Jb 4 0 0 Unssr.cl 4 0 0 are involved in the Jilm shooting and exchanging. This is rhtts.of 401 Btroud.rr 4 1 1 not new. It has been going on for years. The Super Bowl Hantla.ln 4 0 0 Howard.U 3 0 1 How They Stand Pej>lt'ne,H 3 0 1 M'M'll'n.Jb 4 0 1 game coaches rely on film exchanging and scouting. With- Kosco,rf 4 11 Ej-.lUln.Ib 4 0 1 Pittsburgh Error Ends Tresh.aa 3 0 0 Hansen.u 4 0 0 out it, there would be a lot of pencil work during the game, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League Glbln.D 4 0 1 CofKln«,2b 3 « I NATIONAL LEAGUE W I, Pot. O.B. Co*,3b 4 0 0 Cas'nova,o 4 o i and it would cause numerous shifts on both offense and W L Pot.O.B. Detroit ____~..23 13 ,«3B — Stot'm'e.p 4 13 Ooleman.p 3 0 0 defense. gt Louis Cleveland 21 15 ..683 ] Bryan.pfa 1 0 0 Atlant* Baltimore 1« 17 .ISM 4 - PUZZLING PROBLEM 8m Francisco Minnesota JO 17 .828 4 34 3 T 34 1 6 Cincinnati Boston 18 18 .BOO New To* 001 001-2 The big problem of high school film exchanges Is Chicago California, 18 19 .486 17-Innmg 'Metathon' Washington ...Ml 000 ODO-1 Philadelphia Chlc&go E—Cox, Clarke, Oogglnl. EP—New puzzling. One athletic director wasn't completely for it, LOB Angeles Oakland York 1, U>B-New York 7, Washing, but said scouts or coaches could sit right on his foot- New York Washington NEW YORK KAP): - Chuck the winning run from second The Pirates had taken a one- ton a >B—Jtroud, Stottlemyre. HR— Houston Yankees .7 --tall, coach's bench, and take notes if hs m desired. Ftttsbirrgti _. - - . IJUt Hunt's Hitler's throwing error with and the New York Mets beat run lead in their half of theK°I0<>(')- IPHRCBBBSO "We'll even give him our plays," he said. Yesterday's Besulla New York 2, Washington 1 Pittsburgh, 4-3, yesterday. fifth when Jose Pagan led off StottlemTre W, 8-S 9 9 10 2 7 - Chicago g, Philadelphia B Minnesota 9. Detroit 1 two out in the 17th inning al- Ooleman L, J-J » 7 112 1 Another athletic director was against filming because New York i, Pittsburgh t, IT In- California 5, Boston 1 Neither team could score with a double, moved to third Sinn Chicago X Baltimore 1, 13 fai. lowed Tommle Agee to score come coaches call then* players back at night, and then San Francisco 6, Atlanta 4 nlngs from the fifth inning, as fouron an Infield out and raced Houston 8, Clnctnn&U. 2 Cleveland 1-0, Oakland' 0-3 New Tork (4) Pittsburgh pitchers combined home when pitcher Al McBean Tla A-7,«M. they go over the opposition's play for perhaps two hours. ltjdajr*» Game* Tonight's Game* AB K B Certainly this should not be a problem. Pull down the Pittsburgh (Bunnlng 3-4) at Chicago Cleveland (Williams 1-1) at Oak-Alou.ot S 0 H'rrMa'n.as 8 13 for 17 strikeouts in keeping the looped a single over first base, (Nletkro 6-3) land (Nash 1-4) Bo!Whome run correct mistakes of players, and flaws ta^Jheir offense UMmi and defense. It also helps the players, especially when 8! S H • | • • H 4 18 It was the Mets' first victory was Stargell^s third of the sea- •saroBtt* Two out when winning run aoored. son, college time approaches. Numerous college coaches travel Pittsburgh 200 010 000 ODO OOO 00 in extra innings this year and FREE! to high schools to watch films in order to study playera for Pittsburgh ....200 010 OOO 000 OOO 00—3 sent Pittsburgh to its fifth Agee retaliated in the second New Yorlc ...030 010 ODO 000 OOO 01—a TOWING & DIAGNOSIS possible scholarships. This, we'd say, is one of the big E-WlUa, MueToalil, Wller. DP—straight defeat. inning, whacking his second pittsburgn X New York 2 LOB— The Mets tied the score 3-3 homer over the right-field wall. Coll Hwy. » k , factors in favor of the films. Pittsburgh «, New York 11. 2B— Clen- rtslt Airi. Using 16 mm film and shooting every play, the cost Criers at Rumson donon. Pagan. Boswell, M, Alou. HR— In the fifth on Harbison's sin- The drive scored Jerry Grote, Stirgoll (3), Ages (2). SB—Will!, Bos- 264-9617 HAZLIT well. 8—M. Alou, Buchek. gle and a double by Boswell. who had singled. would be jn the vicinity of $110, It would take about seven BUMSON — Mrs. Alfred F. Jack: Grady. posted 78 to win rolls of film at $8 each, plus developing at $4.75 each. King was the qass "A" win- low net for the nine-hole »»••»»»«•«•••»•«<•«>»•»»«»»•«»» Then, if a professional movie man is on the job, his feener in the Criers Tournament, group. Mrs. Joseph Sharabba is $50. Red Bank Catholic paid a $40 professionaf fee at the feature on the ladies day was low putts' winner with 17. their games, plus film and developing. Eight mm film is program at Rumson Country less expensive at $2.88 per roll, and about $2.10 for pro- Club yesterday. cessing a roll. DEAL — Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Rowson Atwood was Red Bank High has been fortunate in the past. Danny Garrity and Mrs. Robert Ja- the "B" victor, and Mrs. W.I. Dorn, senior and junior, filmed the Buc games at cost of cob combined for a net 61 to Kiker won the "C" bracket. the film. Dom ST., who has always been a great backer win the best ball member- of the Buccaneer Boosters' group, donated time and ser- Rumson challenged Moun- member ladies day tourney at vice. Incidentally, "Papa" Dorn is coming along and is re- tain Ridge and beat this team Deal Golf and club. cuperating nicely from his accident, The Red Bank school last week to move into the The duo of Miss Elsie So- purchased its own camera, and now it will be amateur first series of the Women's kol and Mrs. Lawrence Ma movies, unless a professional is hired for home games. Metropolitan Golf Associa- lone finished second with a net It-seems as if the cost alone, even though it has no tion's competition at Knoll 66. bearing on exchanges, would light the fuse for such an Country Club. exchange program. If one school didn't like the idea of an FORT MONMOUTH - La- exchange, it would be its own prerogative. The opposing MIDDLETOWN — Ladies of dies ol the Fort Monmouth Of- school could follow the same pattern. Bamm Hollow Country Club ficers Wives Group qualified A couple of principals and coaches at the session held a member-member tour- for the annual Jack mentioned there was too much stress on "winning" in ney. Welch tournament. high school. Could be! But, this country has been known The team of Mrs. Rockford Mrs. Thomas Price won low gross with an 86. Second was FM...IM7ln for its winning ways, and this "whining" is born right in Em and Mrs. Willard Boes- clllSOOcfumnJonsnd winner athletics. Maybe there are some forgetting that in sports wetter posted a 155 total for Mrs. Howard Foxworth, 94. ...tutid this tlrt on a dock rice cir under net competition you play to win. Once this is forgotten, they low net team in the 18-hole Low net went to Mrs. Rich- conditions for 500 mllei it might as well wipe out competitive sports among schools group. ard Battle, 73, and second was and stick to intramural programs. We're positive when Low putts went to Mrs. Clif- posted by Mrs. Ray Shadow, high school kids go on the football field, basketball court ford Beakes, 28, and low gross, 74. or diamond, they go out to win the game. They should, in to Mrs. William Hochstuhl, 99. Low putts went to Mrs. Wal- our way of thinking. Mrs. Walter Elliott and Mrs. ter Wellman, 27. Argue all they want over the exchange of films, but let's not take the win spirit away from athletics. Politicians are taking it away from our soldiers (and athletes) In Vietnam, and U. S. citizens noticed what Is happening on Tulip Bowl Regatta that front. ; SHOET SNORTS Granville V. Magee, superintendent of schools in Wall On MonmouthV Menu Township, is quite ill. A former Shore Conference presi- dent and long-time member from his coaching days at RED BANK - About 20 Top skippers expected to Manasquan, "Granny" will receive some sort of walking boats are expected to compete compete in the two-day event device from the conference to help him get around. in the Monmouth Boat Club's are Tom Allen of Buffalo, N.Y., annual Tulip Bowl Regatta for a major Lightning skipper and Basketball assigners insisting on assigning officials are Flying Dutchmen this weekend a former Lightning class GOODWYEAR In a bind with some school athletic directors. The problem: on the Naveslnk River. champion, who finished third Most ADs have already assigned officials. Two races will be held on in the 1968 Flying Dutchmen APRBMIUM*TIRE On the other side — Harold Handchen of Brick Town- Saturday, and one on Sunday. mid-winter regatta at Biscayne ship requests school schedules in order to assign soccer The first race on Saturday will Bay, Florida; Eric Hall of officials for varsity, Jayvees and. freshmen. start at 9 a.m. Huntington, N.Y., who has rep- resented the United States in John Bartour, Monmouth Park's comptroller, is oh the many European regattas, and mend at Monmouth Medical Center. Just can't keep a Tennis Triumph John Ulbrich of Nyack, N.Y., Thunderbolt good man down! John has been in a couple of weeks, and a former Long Island and New shortly after an operation, he is conducting business by To Long Branch York regional champion. •-. the "Bell System" in assisting the plant "get ready" pro- WEST LONG BRANCH - Further information about gram for the opener on May 31. Long Branch swept the doubles entries may-be obtained from matches to chalk up a 3-2 de- John M. Kline", 426 Hope Rd., lazy Breslow, hard working Buccaneer Booster member cision over Shore Regional on New Shrewsbury. NO of Red Bank and sports official, also is on the mend the tennis courts yesterday. 4 POT HYLOH CORD TRADE after a stay in Riverview. Once being able to move around Shore had the edge after tak- NEEDED on crutches, Izzy headed for the Red Bank Athletic Field ing a 2-1 lead in the singles. Sports Play Day to watch the Buccos on the diamond. Long Branch (3) • Shore (t) Sin sirs WHITEWALLS SLIGHTLY HIGHER. Ed TCnReHmrt (Hi d. Joe Oatslwifl, Set in Township 6-0, 6-3. Johnny Almenchenko, who teamed with the late Bill Ken Rejnlok (LB) <1. It»v« Welton, Our Safcowitz on the basketball court for Red Bank High School, (t*l (M MIDDLETOWN — The Girls' Thunderbolt 1« not I raw tin but a premium* quality tin for Hob Blcklir (8) <1. Craig Foole, 14, Athletic Association of Middle- Everyday fl-PIVHYIDHCOBPTllff extra dependability it all highway tpeeds. Deliver, tfw traction la on Everett Wilson's staff at Monmouth Park. It went 4-S, M. t Doubles town Township High School low Price you rued rain or anlne. ' back a few years, but he still remembers his old Red Craig Lekaoh and Tom MuMoon • I 111 WWSSHKSsftmfMl Bank buddies from his Point Pleasant home. (IMi 3. Jfff Ynnko and lam Oagll. will sponsor a sports play day »pf«mlum li GtooYsir't dttimitton. No Indirtbywld* ttwdintl Ullt astro, 6-2, 6M. Brand New for primlum tint. B. fl-1. Mrs. Joel Johnson was star of basketball's Boston lUrk Hnrrlunn M,) d. Bill VanMW- a.m. and Bayshore at 9 a.m. dlnawortli. 6-1, fl-fl. LANE'S Inc. *a double winner In the nlne- Celtics, In tlio voting by a na- flteve notion (I.) 4. Rich OroM- The faculty sponsor of Uio tional panel of sports writers mtn, 6-2, physical education at the high fiieodpre Formosa's 75 was Ira Hyoek-HIIta Qsbal, 1-5 (pro low net. and lBl'/i points. t school. > ••»•»••' HELP WANTED—VfMALX. 22—THE DAILY REGISTER, WVdn«Hay. May 22, AUTOS FOR SALE AUTO* FOE UlE AUTOS FOB SALE WANTED AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESS NOTICES lit! OOltVETTB — rsanmttM*, 3OI tttr car OT/S CARPENTER BUILDER VtKKKbV PAYMEN78 Four Kpced. Only fevrn monthc IL Two top.. AM/KM M^to. Four fpe«<. JUNK CARS AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS FOR SALE No Money Down-ft ¥*iiri to P* AMllkwj, eJteratlooi, tttlrj, piaetlnc. PoalU'&.ctlon. BritUh ra.dns green PICKED UP celllncs, aluminum ildlm. Call alter 6 HOMK OWNERS u.soo. iiient (color). Cell 774-M6J after < p.m. OR ASSISTANT AUTOS FOR SALE 1M7 LINCOLN CONTINENTAI, — Coruolldati! all your payment* BUICK 1064 — Special nlne-puiec- Twinbrcok Auto Wracking pm. 787-C6M. 8TAM1.CY OOONOWBgL Full poTrr, sir, stereo. t.NB mile*. tuiA roccivB car of your choice ger. Vlitft roof wagon with til the1959 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR —A-l. ShooM b« familiar wlttl «dalns; mi- «4M" --fnre 5;30 call 181-3800. After Full power. Extra mounted tuowi. BOOKKIEPINQ, auditing, quarterly dune. Will oe Uught p«r«Jl WiUiin. BUICK WILDCAT—Lat« WM Two- 198B THJEVJ1OLET 118 25 extra*. Jmroaculste- condition. NO Eatontown • 542-2235 payroll tax report*, etc. Margery ,V3r. nsft. Impnia four-dmtr. Full power. Auto- money flown. Hank will finance S1295 Flrrt mt. 3t3-mt after 1 p.m. Trovato, TM BclUbl. Tax Service, Eicellrat opportunity wim relluli door hardtop Vinyl roof, mtg wh«lr m.-ilir, ffcht cyllndrr. Only 111.70 weekly. OASIS, 721-M00 OUT CASH FOB YOUR FOREIGN — firm for permanent position. Lonj Many rxtrm.. In perfect condition. °CA ' -- 1963, in»ld convertlltlp. IPtifi FORD fiii.3.1 19S8 OI.D8MOBILE — Black. 160. AMERICAN - - AND SPORTS CARS 671-12SB. Branch Manufacturing. Children's Call 741-44K7 HU p. full powiT, fnrtnry Htr or MUIII for credit OK. Must Bell, leaving state. Call anytime. AT MONMOUTH MOTORS, INC., SrnilMl itpMlnK. "It-o -scope steering rii.iirtm" !«>iir-dfx.r. V-B. aiitoiuatlc, raitlo 2H-72JI. POWER MOWERS repaired. Fr« Coats, 20 Third Ave., lon« and henter. Ml'STAN'I 1968 - lift coupe. Bttck Hiry. 35, JCatontown, M2-2414. pick-up and delivery. Must repair! 222-8845. SCENIC CAR SAL1S HBVBOIJBT jihill. Whlt^ii-.ills. Just likp.brand nfW. 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN — Fpur- completed name day. 30 day guaran \M3 CHEVROLETTMPAL'A"TWO-floor cnnvprtlbie. Factory air. AshlnK lirar.-make oiler. MARQOL dbor. i'.adio, iieaipr. Kxceifeht run- tee. 291-:iSoO. SErnETARY — Excellent skills re- QUALITY CARS hardtop. Power Bterrlna. end brakes OtiTlAC K0R!>, 721-4600, fnr crnlit approval. ning condition. JIM). 7S7-63B5, AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS quired Bed Bwik-Mlddletowa *«». Hwy 36 »u!nmstlc Sniw llr'p* Il»«l clean JF YOU need the profegRional touc! 8lyen7«:B0a MBLERCdNVERTr8LE In lawn and garden care Call Cull 2H1-9143 after 6 pm. VO1.KSWAOEN 105G - Deluxe sedan. SIZE 283 ENGINE — And transmH- j_ WANTED — PaHii'i Intertstfd In tak- nnci HIilP L'IW nllli-ni;c nadl',, lipaler Ileii. One owner. Very good condition. 291-H34 "COUNTER GIHL — Fountain. Part- ing over balance on repossessed rur*. l!Ws'rOflll -Muftanjt. Tak4.""ovi.7"ray I all 'Jf>1-0lH2 after 6. Rlon from s 11)58 Chevrolet Impala. ments. Kfti, wtilte interior. Slx-cylin Wlille-walH. S125O 84MS74. Good condition. Call 842-4142. MASONRV WOttK — Ail types. PI lime day«. Permanent. Fbone 1 liavf an mm available For Informa- 10T( ML'STAN'O 11.10 MUSTANr, — 1D65. V8. Automnt.c. terlng. concrete, brick and block. •Mioose ftnn jnp pBltanip, Town A Country dfr, 747-4227 helwpru 6ft pm. 1!!6U KORH ~- SUttlnn waaon. Two- SWITCHBOAKU OPERATOR — All- tMuppPri. V^, ilrvtr, lilx-cyllnrifT, atarnlnrri FMf 2H(00y mlloa. Must sell, going over- Call 747-3935. recipe, 566-61 nn __. ______i MI ixiii'c, K" ri A JIT ""-""•fS-iwioof ~«T lVt MUSTANfi $15.20 HL-ap. iJ,.iJO or bvn Differ. Call 642- AUTO RENTALS swerlng tervice. rart-tlnoe. 3 to 11 anil:"VlTflflfr-TnllM.- Stands Ml -shift:- n«. •V-"R7"autJnminc;-rtmrtJlB power; factory Hliip. door] rrmditlin. $2M). 7B7-8!>1: 017','. "PAINTING — Exterior and lulei ami weekend work avalUUl". CiU Til- IPRt CHRYSLER CONVERTTW-E — rtln, heater, defroster 671-n6f). H)fi:! ('HEVY II NOVA — lUdlo, heR Speulal ratea on one fr.m!ly. ™il 4700. Power flrerinK nn'd brakes Blue with 1F»65 FORD LTD — Four-floor hard- TOMS FORD ry tor tree estimate. 187-3243. white tor. rnco.i fllOO tn-lw Hjt ) snow with wheels. One owner. ODD JOBS — Painting electrl MOTHERS WITH CARS dlo. Turquoise, black vinyl lop.' Buck rTSCTrTTT 1M1 VOLKSWAGEN — Karmann fihls 671-5550. RENTACAR work, -carpentry, roorinK. Available Part-time work during school houri et seats. Cull 2fl4-OOVt. , 19(14 CADILLAC 119.80 taking oriieri and iiBllverJnB^-JM-per- O'mpa DoVlils, Factory «ir, full pnv convertible. Very good condition. Ask THUNDERBHU) LANDAU lflGC. Low 200 Hwy. 35 284-1800 Keyport Immediately. Call '787-2528 "•n>mte1 THE UALYPHO HOUSE PAINTINO vreck. commission, pnone 187-1447, 291- mlltago. Perfect comlilfon. One-own- 168^ condition. 1H6S Corvalr, custom, four Hit OLDSMOBIL& • $12.20 l«a STATION WAOON — Ford Fal: er. Fully automatic. Air conditioning, Inside and outside. Make old i"" upend HPSt nrtfU. M2-O7PO. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES ture look new. Phone 747-3068 or BEAUTICIAN — Manager-operator. Jctfllnr I* V-fi, .automatic, doiible pow> lane, 500. Immaculate condition. Ca radio. Burgundy exterior, black top. ~775' 747-386S after 5 p.m. *315U. Call 872-1329 after < p.m. 7551 Following preterred. Keyport-Hazlet- , Jlfl.KO HATB TO SHOP? Matawan area. 264-7711 days. Eve- 65J6 a'ter IJWi FORD . hurdtop. V-8, aut 11)61 MERCURY STATION WAGON — 1965 VOLKSWAGEN SAV-COTE nings 566-6684. n p.m. Two-door f.fil Good, running condition. $100 or best Sunroof. Red. ThB YACHT SHOP I enjoy It. Let me shop for you. T malic, rioiihle p, ofler. Call after B. 787-3935. Call 787-0289 1184 Ocean Ave., Bea Bright 841-1913 Call 671-Q3G0. WOMEN — Dfimesttc work. House- Sl'jSlc'-'lWB ^ iliecl»l. V-C«ifrV keeping. Hours 9,5:30. 8 days. Oak- shift Two door. Excellent cnndlilnn. 1964 PONTIAC 110.60 1BH5 PLYMOUTH SPORTS FURY. — CHIMNEYS AND GUTTEIt RKPAIK; SMS. JI12-1(MO afjpr «^ p.m __ Civiallna convertible.' Automatic, d THE BOATMAN'S SHOP —Odd Jobs. Call hurst area. Transportation neces- L MB power. * Four speed. 1183 four-barrel, Vinyl top. TRUCKS FOR SALE sary. Salary. $TO. Call KU-9876. Call 29MW79. All yniir spring fitting out needs, Boi- 671-3750 1!>fi8 ciTEVROLET impala ennvprt tBCiCHEVnO^BT "- $12.10 torn paints, varnish, aeam compounda, DENTAL RECEPTIONIST -Keyport Itilf. Vnwer tirnkes-nnrt stpr-rlnu. me- 5lAtl<>n wptgon. Bel Air. V-8,' auto- 1M3 BUICK — LeBabre convertlW' 1960 OMC — Two-ton van, Flrat clana VIOLINISTS ATTENTION — Let Mr. l Mll 32.WIH, Mt* (Imiltlp rw condltioa, c&ll Evitirude motors. Sales and service Slohodln check your violin, Improve area. Full time. Call any day, fi-fl, M Ill •1M4C- ri tll Beat offer, Cal at New Jersey'ii Largest Marino Sun- •xcept Wednesday. 261-2117. iTST" Nlilit. 7 .'fmir-dnor imrdtop. gor. Automatic, radio, heater. Double __ Ti'I-YMOUTH BfliV^laSREl, _— 1981 VOLKSWAGEN — Pick-up truck. 711-5780. Open Bundnyi and Holiday! Air--ci'ii.liUtinlng—full-, power— -power. '•— Very good condition. 1378. Call 872- 0 eL.m.-t p.m. In or not. Must be atile to cook. : ifATlDTOP. AutomallcT power ateering. 18B8 741-0848. - :C IIHffl 19' CENTURY SPEED BOAT — 105!). EMPLOYMENT ( fttallna ritur-donr. Tkiiibia power. Ha- PICK-UP TRUCK — Halt ton. I960 225 h.p. Gray itiboaiU. Engine and hull MEDICAL SECnETAR? , ...» HKI.lfXK VoLKElVAfJEN BUB" JUt, ht-airr, .siitoma.HR, '_ l(l«7 LINCOLNCONTINEN Econoline Ford. . Excellent oondltlnn. In excellent condition. Priced right. HELP WANTED-FEMALE !-Very low r)ill»»B« Mint condition, MB i!KB mncK iioio Full power,-air,:msrcov-s,323jn Tdenl for camper mounting. 5 gnod Call 747-'J41fl. Will train Some office «*P^ ft'liti after 6 p.m. WHileM [our-df>or hRrdlop; Full powpr. 54,000.. Brforo 6;30 .call J91-3800. Afte tires. Recent new clutch. »U50. 583- FASHION SHOW PIRECTORS ne necessary. Salary to lfWt (CADILLAC $12,10 S|3O. 747-M2O. 1406. 38' COLONIAL — Bunt ififis. Bleep! ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 30-DAY Ompo HrVHIe. Full power. eight. Double cabin, flying bridge, lor part-time work, showing Sarah Co •a White St. 747-34S4 Bhrenrabury power, air condtH'inpd Like new. 1fifi:i FORD *)) 80 CHEVROLET — 1985, Impals. S27 Cl hardtop, twin 225 Grays. Electric ventry. Call 787-1679. WAITRESSES — Experienced. Full Mint sell. Phone 741-7153. Foil f-door r,a.laxla. V-ll, mutomatlc, ,„, Four >« MOTORCYCLES stove and refrigerator. Preasure hot WOMAN FOR COUNTER WORK — ilonfolr -power. and cold water. 1% baths, shower. 1Z nool to fi p.m. Six day lime position. Apply in per- TiiftV^rONTlAC. — TompfU station 1BG.1 COMET 17 20 SACBIFIGE — Luxury 1M7 Chev.. Ship-to-ahore radio, gas detector, week. Apply In person, Dunkln Donuts, son, SHORE POINT INN, Hwy. 36 waKon, Automatic. Power steerlnd. Kour-dnor ncdnn. AuLomatlc, radln, let Impala four-G3 nAMBLBIt *7.B0 Pal Keelen'i Auto Sales man, 220 h.p. depth flndfir' - Fully enced and beginners. Some requlr Apply manager. Plaza Theatre, Rt. mncK~^~i!H» ~ specTni wagim. PGO MORRIS MINOR — Station wag- 1969 HONDA — 3-90 19' TRUE ROCKET — Auxiliary cen- BECHXTAlir TlHAlr wnpon. V-8, automatic, Call terboard sloop. 15 hp. inboard. Ca.- WAirHBas over 21. oood worklnj automatic C 1!W2 nUICK |5 50 on, Collector's Horn. Oood condition. 671-3381 conditions. HaiJet Lounge. Call 2S1 PcrsonabU Gal For interestlnt 933 cron Balls, main. Jib, Genoa slerllnR U6i. AUTOS MOTORCYCLB INSURANCE trailer.-ffefKT, -compaw, - anchor, many rjlversijled position. Good skills need- way power. CHEVROLBir BEL AIR — 105«. Ex- Six monthi • 12 moottu. other extras. Sleeps 2 adults, 2 chil- CLERK-TYPIST — 7 a.m. to ed. Insurance" backgrouDd deslrs>BW • $1695 iflOl CHEVROLET Ism coJlent mechanical condition. 283 V8. SWKBNBY JiOBNOy, 9(2-1653 dren. Built 1653. Asking $2,100. May p.m, on Tuei., Wed., Thurs., and 8:3< but not necessary. To *10«. Convertible. V-8, automatic, radio and Standard shift. $200. 747-1B5O, after be seen at Rocknak'a Yacht Basin, a.m. to 5:50 Sat. Total 32 hours pei AOE EMPLOYSfENT AGENCY ' hr-nter. 5:30. 1087 HONDA — CB 160 with wind- Lanoka Harbor, N.J., or call 747- week. Require accuracy, ability t< 23 White St. 7«7-3t9< Shrewsoury 1S61 COMET U.jn shield and helmet. Excellent condl* 1068 CADILLAC — Coupe Da ViUB, 1 1703. meet public. Must ba legal age *p< DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chalrslde ex- '68 CADILLAC Station wagon. Automatic, radio and tlon. Best o»er. Call 147-2651. permanent resident of Monmout heater, root rack. Extra clean. "like new" condition. Complete! B' DINGHY - Plywood hull, includ- perience only. Full time permanent SEDAN equipped. Original ownar movln ing oau and anchor, 540. Call after County. Apply In person, Personne position, Must have car. Call between MONMOUTH ' fioulli and does not need this car. Center, Muiimuutli Medical Ceil Fully Equipped; FACTORY AIR- MOBILE HOMES 3 p.m. 743-9034. Be cond Ave., Long Branch. 9 and 11 a.m. 671-1838. CONDITIONING; vinyl top; AUTO EXCHANGE I.J700. Call 812-3005. 14" BOSTON WHALER with 1968 35 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Good rulircQntro.ll 385 Maple Ave.. (Rt. 351 Red Bank, N.J, IMPALA SUPKR SPORT — 1BB3 REAVES TRAILER BALE3 h.p. Mercury outboard electric start OPERATORS — Experienced only, 0 hours. Apply In person at Colonial PONTIAC Chevrolet. 409 engine, stick shift. Cal 1148 Ocean Ave. (Laurelton Circle) motor. Must see to appreciate. Call ladies' 22' SKIFF — Navy top, Chrysler gall Mr. Valler at Crown Inboard engine, Oood condition. 598-4344 STENO CLERKS SANDY MOTORS In the water. $500, fully equipped. $1895 300 6. ST. GEORGES AVE. | Call 787-3900 after 6 p.m. CASHIERS Several position! open for experience! PART-TIME and beginners with rood skills. All UNOEN 'homeowners M5 52JO 1S HUGE SAYINGS NOW! Immediate part-time openings, 10 LDI, In. local area. TO> *>v. STORAGE and SERVICE to 4 p.m. Excellent salary, good work' ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ENTIRE STOCK OF USED CARS lug conditions. _ AH company benefit! 23 White at. 747-3194 Shrewsbury BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE -r- Trade Apply in person. EXPERIENCED POCKET MAKER- 1965 I Winds Motel & Marina, Sea Bright, And machine button-sewer operator New management, Reasonable rates. BIG W SUPER-MARKET on children's and ladles' coats.. IL.- '66 CADILLAC REDUCED! Pool privileges. S42-1837 or 7(1-0103. M Newman SprlnK* nd., Red Banll G.W. Union Shop. All benefits paid. CORVAIR WAITRESS — Full time. 7 to 3 shift. Fran-Tone Fashions. 37 Wall St., Red COUPE t^v\ CONVERTIBLES %*A Apply In person. Red Oak Dlnsr, Hwy. Bank. 741-73M. 'dtop. Six cylinder. Auto- Fully. Equipped; FACTORY BUSINESS NOTICES 35, Hwlet. AIR-CONDITIONING! J 'M PLYMOUTH 11MT SALESWOMAN — Mature,' for health matic tranimitsion. J Bclvedvra II conv., R&H. auto.. CLEANING WOMAN — Mature. Flv< food store, preferably with know- ' i power steering, WW tires. Very I UOHT HAULING—CLEAN CELLARS daya a week. Shrewsbury Manor Nur ledge of nutrition. Call 747-1300. 1 — EXTRA SPECIAL — •U RAMBLER _ I m TAHOS GAKAOE3 — Free estimates. $3595 1 law mileage. Classic "770", 2Jr. hardtop, Ckll after 3 p.m. 7«-21<9. Ir.g Home. 741-2059. iijMMBR EMPLOYMENT ,- Mature $1295 V« BUICK „ IIB?7( '67 CADILLAC R&H, wnttewoll flm. INVOICE CLERK woman to sleep In Friday afternoon Many. Many Others Eldorado two-door hardtop. BACK1IOE BU1.LDO21NO — Mowing, through Monday afternoon. Cooking No Money Down 5 Yrs. to Poy* ', Skylark convertible, radio and plowing, pumping, Uterals. All septic <, heater, automatic. Power steer- Factory air-conditioned and ful- •U CHRYSLER t,lj«7 Some typing and expertenc* In blllini and some evening babysitting with BANK FINANCING ly power equipped. AM/FM New Yorker, 4-dr, hardtop, auto- Unk work. BEN BRYAN. 6710585. schoolags children. Other help In ring, power brakes, etc. Very all accounts receivable, %7 house. Salary exceptional Reference! Thl "CADILLAC KINO" ('•low mileage. stereo radio, Vinyl root, etc. matic, R&H, power steering. RUBBER STAMPS-Made to order. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Beautiful oold flnlsfi. Like Fast, efficient service. Use at home or 23 White St. 747-3494 Stlrewibui required. Call 842-2589 alter t p.m. f •« MUSTANO ,.,„ 91697 •U RAMBLER _ $'m 1966 brand new. business. Call 741-3227 or 787-J403. SANDY MOTORS ,'Conv?rllhlc, R&H, 4-on-the- Classic <-door sedan. Radio, heater, PANTRY OIRL OR WOMAN — Eve- J00 E. ST. GEORGES AVE. (' Floor, etc. Very Sharp, SACRIFICE autarmtic, etc. A very economical FURNITURB MOVTMO — Attic! and nings only, 7 to 10. Salary open. Apply aar. cellars cleaned. Free estimates, Call in person. Colony Restaurant, Rumson PONTIAC LINDEN "homeowners 9255280 <*'« CHRYSLER . $1J97 HELP WANTED - MALE 1 747-3002. i Newport conv., RB.H, nulo., •61 CADILLAC 9MW •«4 RAMBLER J J»7 ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES Hardtop. Eight cylinder, Aufo- l power stecrlnfl, efc. CAR WASHERS — MEN OVER 18. ( 2-door hardtop, air conditioned and American 2*. hardtop, R&H. SLIP COVERS TELEPHONE SOLICITORS — Experi- IMMEDIATE l"(7LL TIME EMPLOY- ma tic tf a ft imillion. Air condi- ,»**< IMPERIAL , $1W7 futly power equipped. A real lux- 'automatic, wftrtewoll tires. I Sofi. $30. ch»lr (IV with your own ence preferred. Calling from ou: MENT. Learn techniques of vacuum- J Air condltlonod convertible, ury. Ooeanport office raising funds for loned. fabric. Free welting, zippers, over- Ing, steaming, detailing, etc. Oood , fully power equipped, bucket •AS CHRYSLER $19*7 •M OPEL KADET _ $ W looking and arm rents. Fabrics alio civic organization. Hours are 10 to 1 wages, benefits. Country Sudiet Car '65 CADILLAC t , scats, head rests and many 300 2-dr hardtop. Bucket seats, 2-dr., R&H, economy plus. available. Call anytime 671-23S(. at $1.40 an hour or bonus. Call 54' Waah, Rl 35, Mlddletown. <, other deluxt extrai, 2093 between 10 and 2, Mon. througl SEDAN-DE-VILLE ;. automatic power steering, power •»> VOLKSWAGEN ...$\U7 FINISHED ATTICS - Recreation Prt. PLUMBER — Experience* $1295 Fully Equipped; FACTORY , <,'41 IMPERIAL $BW brakes, etc. Radio, heater, vinyl Interior etc. rooms, paneling, suspension ceilings, FRANK VERANGB AIR-CONDITIONING! <( Equipped with power stcerlno, •65 BUICK $1597 Truly an economy car. jheetrock work, taping. 542-9442. TYPIST - With dictaphone expert Call 741-7217. 4 brtikes, windows, seats. Swivel USobre four-door. Radio and heat- ence, to help with completion of in- '43 MERCURY _ W7 UQHT TRUCKINO AND DELIVKRIES surance forms and ortlce medical PLUMBER — A-l mechanic, gteidy, <' bucket scats onrf mony deluxe er, automatic, power steering. William Abrims year-round work. $2895 J extras, Monterey 4-door hardtop. Radio, S29-2818 charts, Part-time. Hours to suit. 1964 •U CHEVROLET __ „. $I4W ,heater, automatic, power steering, Write to BDJ Z-1S9, The Eally Rl 531-80119 Mony, Many Others , ^WN^. OTHERS ^v*^v Impata 4-dr., R&H, power etc. Very sharp car. MOWINQ ter, Red Bank, TRUCK EQUIPMENT MECHANIC— No Monev Down 3 Yrs, lo Pay y <, steering, etc. Overgrown lawns and fields '47 PLYMOUTH $5497 WAITRESSES — Part or lull time. Experienced. Welding helpful. Oil BANK FINANCING •II PLYMOUTH _ tin Call 741-S104 Mr. Gray, 542-3220. FORD The "CADILLAC KING" . Fury III, 4-dr, hqrdlop, air condi- w/v STATION WAGONS/w, Belvedere 2-door hardtop. Radio, Experienced. Good working conditions. tioned, R & H, automatic, power PAINT1NQ —Interior, exterior, Light Apply In person, Buttonwobd Manor, i •» CHEVROLET »«•» heater, automatic, etc. Excellent NATIONAL ACCOUNT SALES REP- . Two-door, Six cylinder steering, WW tires, Unfed glass, fransmljslon. carpentry work. Free estimates. Call Hwy. 31, Matawan. RESENTATIVE. — For household i; SANDY MOTORS ^ C Caprlct wagon. Radio, heater, < 261-5164. "•"*• " ' t' *j "Tl' "Ytr- V'-1% •-*•••»» •fr"Tp- ~ ' goods, moving and storage company. • *)?' •,-.• •••.'••>.. . .••-,... I automatic .,\(*. Paiwr^trwdno,. WOMAN — To work at candy stand- itandard tram minion. ' J8o E ST' 6feORCES AVP' • >* •a DODGE .1" }»*™*...?.Myft DBPlCtMlABfjE iBETIfC TAMKTBB1R- in tneaire. Mun 6e fteaiianir reliable, National affiliation, Allied'. Van 14»«i, LINDEN 925HBO . ? power brakes, etc' Like new New Yorker 4-dr., automatic, power Inc. Apply in person, Anderson Bros., Polaro 4 dr. sedan, R&H, auto.* condition. VICE Pumped, -cleaned, repaired. able to work matinees. Apply In per- power steering, V-B, vinyl Interior, steering, brake!, windows, olr cond, ODELL Plumbing A Heating. Offlce- son, TOWN THEATRE, Hwy. 35 and Inc., 52-53 Mechanic St., Red Bank. V PLYMOUTH ."....«3)7 871-0611. Home-6(2-O5«0. Ptlmer AVe., Mlddletown. $895 tinted ploss, WW tires. '.i VOLVO __ ....» m USED OAR CLEAN UP MAN —Ex- Fury staMon wagon. Radfo and ( perienced only. Apply In person, Ser- '67 FORD tt«J heater, automatic, power steer- 122-S, 4-d"., R&H, vinyl Interior, vice Dent., Maurice Sohwartt A Sons, Galox It 50C 2-dr, hardtop. R /Hi Ing. Llko brand new. wtiltewall tires. 1 AUTOS FOR SALE 141 W. Front St., Red Bank. 717-0730. automatic, power stearing, pawc AUTOS FOR SALE 'M CHRYSLER I14T7 •«1 CHRYSLER (417 '64 CADILLAC brok*s. etc, Immocukrfe condlHon Newport tour-door. Fully equipped. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT — And per. 1965 Inside ond out, Newport 9-pa»., RS.H, auto., manent positions open. Factory work. COUPE-DE-VILLE power steering, brakes, etc. Very low mileage- An exceptionally 18 yean minimum age. Call for Inter- '67 DODGE OT $2397 clean one-owner oar. Fully Equipped) 'M DODGE »HW . view. Students may apply for appoint- Dart 3-dr. hardtop, radio, hoot or, Station wagon. Radio and heat-' •41 VOLKSWAGEN $ «7 mrnt tiy mull. ECONOPAL, INC., P.O. FORD nutomcitlr on rnmots. Power steer- er, power steerfno, roof rack, Radio, heater, etc. A real economy Box 103, Marlboro. Call «2-7111. -oun'ry Squire. Eigrit cylinder, $2395 Ina. bucket seats, etc. etc. Lots ot load spacv, car. REFRIGERATION DESIGN TECHNI- '« CHRYSLER ViTT automatic turn mini on. Power. Many, Many Oiheii '« PLYMOUTK HOT •tl MERCEDES BENZ » 7»7 CIAN — Must know all phases of No Money Down 3 Yrs, to Pay "300" J-rtr. hordfrw, outomatlc, refrigeration. Electro Impulse Lab, power steering, brakes, windows, Fury wagon, RAH, automatic. BANK FINANCING "HO SE," 4-dr., jedan. 116 Chestnut 9t , Ited Bnnk. etc, power steering, etc. $1795 TH« "CADILLAC KING" MASON'S HELPERS — And masons '66 FORD _._ MS97 •«J FORD _ ...I W -—SEE OUR NEW— OVER $3500 61 Fan) Mustang Conv. wanted. Call after 7 p.m. SANDY MOTORS Falrlam SOO, 2-dr. hardtop, Rodlo, .country Squire, wagon, R&H, 64 Oldlmobll. Super u Hp Sdn 747-5757 fleeter, autorratlct power iteerirtgr auto./ power stetrlng, wtlltt- BOAT DEPT. at Cadillac D«VIII» HP sdn il Chrysler 300 Ho Cut 300 E. ST. GEORGES AVE. 61 Cadillac DiVlllt HBCps whltewotl tlrw. woll tlrn, etc. SAMPLE SAVINGS 63 Oldimobllt Cullast Hp Cp* LINDEN 925 5210 •it RAMBLER _ » Itf 67 Cadillac DsVIIK Conv. 40 Cadillac DiVllls 4-dr. Sdn AUTO MECHANIC 'U PLYMOUTH i\m '68 Seabreeze 15 ft, fiberglass 2-dr, hardtop. nuromotlCr power Station wagon, R8.H, auto., 66 Cadillac Devnis 4-ut. iteerlnn, wtiltewilt tires, etc. etc. Lots of room. 66 Cadillac DiVIII* Conv. Volume Chevrolet dealer needs experi- '64 Chrysler AS hp engine f •« FORD ( HJ 66 Cadillac Colals Mr. Sdn $500-$1000 M CHEVY II "5S" $1197 Seo Lion hea^y duty trailer CORVAIR Country Squire station wagon. 6) Oldimoblla Dy'mlc II Hp Sdn enced, mechanic. Excellent opportunity Novo Super Spori two-door hard- If Purchased Separately lloio ton.' Atitomntlc on console, power Radio and hooter, automatic, S3O0O-S35O0 61 Ford Golan SM Hp Cpt Convertible. Six cylinder, '62 CADILLAC etc. A perfect 2nd car for the INTRODUCTORY PACKASE for right man. Qood salary plui In- steering. Buckei seats, etc. Very CE SLASH 63Chivrotst Impala HpSdn CONVERTIBLE ibrge family. PRICE SLASH 66 Bulck Rlvlira Hp Cue automatic tram mist ion, sliarp, 61 Imperial Crown Hp Cp* centive. AH fringe benefits. Good woik-. Fully Equipped! 67 Oldtmoblli CUIIOH Stowgn 6) Rambler 770 4-dr. Sdn •6* CHEVROLET $|Jf7 •« CHEVROLET ...... '. I W DELIVERED Impqia wogon. RIKIIO, healor, tl Olilunobllf II Hp Cpt Impaltt 2-tJr. hardtop, rndlo, hwier, PRICE Ing conditions. See Service Manager, ( aulomatlc, power ttcerlng. Lots 3 | £00 $2500-13000 $795 V-fl, outomotlr, power steering, etc. ol load soaae. ) CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO., 325 MapU $995 •tb MUSTANO 11897 MONTH 66 OldjmoblH It HP Sdn UNDER $500 Many, Mony Others RATES 6A ponllac Bonnavlllt Broug'm Hardtop, rodfi, hecit-r, stick shift, 61 Chtvrolil corvalr 4-dr. Sdn Ave., Red Bank, No Monev D6wn 3 Yrs to Pay etc, A very sborp cor, 67Cha»rolst Impolo stnwgn SI Bulck Super Hp Sdn BANK FINANCING SEE THE ALL NEW- I IMPERIAL . %im II Bulck super cnoK — Restaurant experience. Six- Th» "CADILLAC KING" I Crown A dr. Haidtnp, factory air $2O0O-$25O0 5? cmvrolet Brookw'd sta Wgn •lay week. At>n!y Jtumson Hotel, 10 cond. and (ully power equipped. 60 Dodge Seneca 4-dr, Sdn DAILY FORD 61 PeuBtot 404 Sunr'l «-dr. sdn Waterman Ave., Rumson, between S! Oldimoblla II Hp Sdn noon anil 3 p.m. 842-2000. SANDY MOTORS OPEN •68 TOYOTA '1780 65 Ponllac OrondP'x HpCps RENTALS M0 E. ST. GEORGES AVE EVES, 'TIL P.O.E. 6S Bulck Riviera Hp Cpl WOrtilKIt—I'"or~«cneral faclory labor. LINDEN V25S'6O AUTHORIZED DEALER WE'VE SOLD <, SERVICED Steady employment, company benellts, FOR 56 YEARS — Engineered Precision Casting Co., Plenty ot Ovor S Acres of Automobiles $1500-$2000 Pnlnier Ave., Mlddletown. Parting Monmouili County's Largmf Chrysler Plymouth Facility BUY WITH CONFIDENCE, 65 aidimobllt 88 MB Sdn FORMICA MAN AND CABINBT ' 65 DotlgB Cuitom Hp Sdn MAKKlt — Kxperlcnced. Company '59 CADILLAC 6S Oldimoblle ?I Hp Cpl tirneflta fncluiln Illun Cross and Dlue «SCh.vcll» Mollbu IIPCP1 Shield, llf« Insurnncs, paid halldiyi TOM'S S"=DAN 65 Oldtmobll* Be 4-dr. Sdn nntl vacation. I)ny hours. Apply lUm- 65 Oldimoblla Cullosi HpCp* ncy Industry Inc., Mnnrnoulh county 65 Ford Golan 500 4-dr. Sdn Alrporl, III. 34, Wall Township, N, 1. $395 MECHANIC WANTED — Dm e«p»rl- FORD F idly f.r(iLil()prrt( $1000-$1500 ence preferred. Must have tools. Ap- ply between » 5 Knro Busses Co., 449 tJ'tnu, Mony Olhrrl CADILLAC—OLDSMOBILE No Monr/ Down 1 Yis lo fay 65 Ford Galax 500 Hp Cpt Hlirewflbury Ave,, Shrewsbury. It.'.'ii | KiANCIf.i'i 64 Ford Cly, Sq. Sin Wgn .IAN FOR GKNEnAL~~l JLUNnHr' 6< Oldimoblll '» 4-dr. Sdn Broadway at Fourth WORK -- Amily ainr Cleaners & Tfie "CAOIt t-AC KING" 64 oidimobm Ri conv. Laiinncrtrs, IM Myrtle Ave., Long 61 Cadillac DaVMIt Sldan Long Branch irnnrh. SANDY MOTORS 64 Chtvrolsl Impala Ho Sdn 64 Oldimobllt Dy'mlc II Sto Wgn 222-1234 (More Classified Adi ••w« Hid and 5irvl«d let U Ytgns—Buy wild CwMna" On The Next u. HELP WANTED — "MALE HELP If ANTED — WALK HELP WANTED — MALE FOR SALE THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Kean TMF DArr.y RFXISTFR, iuy 22, PRODUCTION ITEMS YOU NO LONGER AUTO APARTMENTS Mechanic at., Rej ATTENDANTS NEED OR USE WILL... APARTMENTS KEYPORT AREA - 3 milts Irom Bell Lab APTO MBCHAMO - S-Bhltt operation SERVICE M0 aetl11 7 a.m,-3 p.m.. a p.m.-U p.-m., n SELL GREEN GROVE GARDENS l* *" "' p,m. - 7 a.m. MANAGER JDLECTRICIANB — Helper" anTTne^ Burling rales J2.O3 plus ahirt Large velume new ca 1 menu MSDUID fHttercntlt.1 a.nd ether trln$e dealer in Monmeuth Count ) FAST benefits. Blx-day week. FOUR ROOMS — $123 GROUNDSMAN — Sea Bright I^awn seeks . a fully experienced Tennu ft Cricket Club, Tennis Court Apply Personnel Office, Mon. through WITH A QUiCK ACTION (Oner Bedroom) Law, Rumgon. Apply tn person. Frl. y a.m. to 12 noon. man who can take com LOW-COST LILY-TULIP CORP, pleto charge. Must be able. Five Rooms (Two Bedrooms) $153 METTWANTED DAILY REGISTER Hwy. 35 Holm a el to properly expsdite work Efficisncy (2 Rooms) $ 95 MCDONALD'S DRIVE IN MANAGERAn equal" opportunitTEAIHEE^y employe- Younr g •25 Hwy. 35 Mlcldletown man for fine lewelry Bti>re Sales ex- and follow through. A SWIM CLUB FOR TENANT'S We need lull or parl-Umc workers for perience dealred. Excellent opportu- FAMILY AD FREE HEAT. COOKING GAS, HOTWATER AND AIR eONDITION)N8 «venings. Must be at least 18 years nity ror advancement. Good pay vhlle modern facility with newest «lri. Stop in or ca.ll 871-0925 earnlne. Two weeks paid vacation, equipment. Salary comensu 3 LINES - 5 DAYS utlel! 12 cu "^"^ parking ondwnlk-Tnlto —NEW OAR GET IlEABY MAN All OHPItnjl/iitlim inH nHi?r benefits, Ap. I?"""? ° ' , - "• wm if company benefits. Apply in person at ily . Llttman Jewelers, iionmotith rate with ability. Many in school C """"' * c '" """li0 Plow, bosM onrf inopplng Center, Eatontown. . Russell OWsraoblle-Caillllac Co., loo DIRECTIONS:- oorden ilaH-eidt-TH^-to-a*;- ecit on 36t» Alrpon inpulna- Newman Springs Ed,, Red Bank. Ask REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — E*. centive and all banafih. For '2.00 Paio, lurn left, then two blocks to mouel opartment. From 35, (J for Mr. Grieg. perlenccd In residential «ale». Please confidential interview cal .AX&UatllB ler iiercltantllaB For Sal Fields) to Hulat Av«,, turn left to Middle Rood, slrslght shfSOU BRAKE AND MUFFLER INSTALLER apply to Rus«ell M. Eorus Agency, only. Article must ~6flgInaTe"fforir"" —Clean-cut young nun. Automotive, 600 River Kd., Fair Haven. 747-4532. Mr. Martin 642-2010. household and may not exceed a aali and torch experience helpful. Excel- price of J5O:O0 per article. Phone 264-1846 lent future. Apply In peraon only. MI- AUTO BODY REPAIRMAN AUTO BODY MEN Price MUST be advertiacd. Each ad DAS MUFFLER SHOP, 150 Hwy. 35, Permanent positions open for twi dltlong.1 line SI OO. No copy changes Mlddletown. Permanent full time position available. Ilrsl class body craltsmen. Piece vror may be made and no discount! or FOR SALE Some exper.ence in auto body work, returns will bt) made It ad If ca PETS AND LIVESTOCK To use skills In appliance deluding. and guarantee plus many excluslv eeled before expiration. JANITORIAL WORK — 15>,4 nights Excellent company program, benefits. Top working conditions In We Make PEDIOREED COLLIES —'9 weeks" ' Equal opportunity employer. Phone our brand new body shop. Call Mr, Excellent dispositions. t«5. No anartl 566.5D1S. :•• •Hospitallzation To Pile• Your Dally Rigiittr •Insurance Delaney, BRIGGS CHEVROLET KEYS menu pleaae. Two Worlda Farm, S9l. •JBBBSER _--__Top salary Jnj.lr? •Profit-Shnrine SOUTH AMBOY. 721-1400. FAMILY AD, CALL... tucy'l Sportswear, 22« W. front St., •Employee discount eAii AftB/ein Tnueic jiseHAN PROWN'S Red Bank, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Apply Personnel Office Monday thru perlence required. Must have tools --141*7500 Saturday 1:30 to 5:30 Hosriltallzation and holidays. Apply al —7414900— CONSOLE STEREO — Bookcase, pnle M. SCHWARTZ & 8QNS, 141 W. FrOnl ..Mr lamp, end tables, crib, dresser, other GOOD HUMOR SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. Kt,, Itcd BUnll. 747-0130. 24-Hour Strvio lialiy equipment. Excellent condition. PROFESSIONAL TOO OROOMINO" 1500 Hwy, 35 Mlddlelown ETHAN Al.LEN maple table, roimi naiTler~383ie54 Appointrneht onijr; " . tee Cream Corp. TAXICAB DRIVER — FULL TIME "It's pretfy, Aunf Tess-IFs josFilke the on« ( ~~ 871M21 AUTO MECHANICS ' and helpera" MUBt have excellent driving record, 11 38", on« kal, S32. Hitchcock !idy TWO END TABLES — One coffee wnnted. Excellent opportunity. Con- Call White Star Taxi, 747-0747. Dolly gof out of the gum machine. wrlllni laMa—btaeh tW- Call tve GERMAN SHEPHERD MALE — 1U lit NOW HIRING DRIVERS tact Service Ms-nager, John Stockman, nlngs, 74M742. lahlB. 1 double • bed. cnmDlrlc. I gas Mars-old.-.AKC. Champion ulnrallme stove. 36". 1 refrigerator. 1 maple dln- Excellent (log. ;;s. Call 383-3868. at Bayahora Chrysler. 291-5200. TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER — Fu! CLOTHING — Dr«mes, slacka, «wfit. Ine room table and 3- chairs. All lor •Pleasant, Outdoor Selling time, call 775-8868 between 1 LBd •Highest Earnings And Fringe 9 a.m. HELP WANTED—Male-Female HELP WANTED—Male-Female era, etc. Unbelievably low prices. V. $100. Can be seen at 44 Peters V\ BEAGLE PUPPIES - AKC registered. Benefit! WINDOW TRIMMER London's, B3 River St., Red Ban' Red Bank, weekdays alter 5 pm 6% weeks old. Call Full time, steady employment. Good PART TIME 747-3208. •No Investment Required opportunity with women's and dill, Two men needed Immediately to work SELLING OUT LARaE COMMERCIAL — lee cream •No Experience Needed dren's shop. Wtl! train auttabla person. from 6 to 9:30 p.m., four nights a NEW FURNITURE EAMPLEB freezer with heavy duty motor. OODC 'TTENS five gray, eight-weeks- •Expert Training IMMEDIATE OPENING EVERY PIECE MUST GO running condition, t(io. B42-4oT5. old. Completely weaned and box Apply store manager, Lerner Shopa, week and Saturdays. $75 per week. trained. Free. 747-4934, Uttnlo Park Sliopjrfng Corner, SMlson, Call 741-40U. / Name brand display mattresses, $11 AIR CONDITIONER — Carrier Monday through Saturday—9 to c. N. J. LI MS69. Bupk bed, combination desk and book- 689 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury BOYS — ABO 17 ami 18, as usher* In DEPARTMENT MANAGER .Excellent condition. -145. C«U PLAYFUL AND PEPPY KITTENS — case, maple beds, $50." Just two." Save 741-2175 R»ady-to go. eall Across from Red Bank Airport, PORTERS - Full time day poaiUona theatre. Must bft neat and reliable. V) during this sale. Simmons nylon 291.2538 available with full fringe benefits. Con- Apuly hi person, TOWN THEATRE, Supervisory position in Home Furnishing and Interior Da. velvet atudlo, sleeps two, $T}y Long Branch Manufacturing Co, erson. 542-2827. PORTERS AND K1TOHKN WORKERS ence Ave. and Broadway, Ilni Liberal company benefits include profit sharing plan. OPEN TO 9 two down cushions, 130, Bookcase, $10 Children's coats. 20 3rd Ave., Lone Beach. 27 Monmouth St. Red Bank 717-001 Refrigerator, Holpolnt, $30. RCA itfrreo Branch. Call 222-DB45. til-fl console, J10O. Call 872-1328 after STUD SERVICE — Full time. Please call DRIVERS — Full time or by day. MAGNUS ORGAN — 22 keys, 1 4 p.m. AKC registered coin* MAN TO ASSIST IN LADIES' Beverage home delivery. Over 21 Apply Personnel Office 8PORTWEAR CUTTING DEPT. — chords, buttons, stool, bookstand with Proven producer •71-0169 bond able. Salary plua com mil st on light, 7 books, was »UB. 2 months old, FREEZER — UPRIGHT 717-1290 Experience unnecessary. Good oppor- MH-Cfi'16. hardly played, S45. Large kitchen ta. 170 tunity for advancement. Steady work. MONTGOMIRY WARD Hit 4 chairs, $20. Singer - portabli Call 741-8335 COLUE — AKC registered. Sable and HELPER WANTED — Experienced Apply Devon Knitwear, 335 Wharbur- AUTOMOBILE HELP Btyieqmallc machine, case, attach- white. 1(4, years old. Toy-fox terrier. preferred. WILSON FENCE CO., 891- ton at, Long Branoh. 322-0376. Monmoijth Shopping Center Eatontown 21" TOItO-Self -propelled rotary. Ex- AKO registered. 1H years 614. 842-3528, 1821 after J p.m. Have Immediate opening lor one man ments never used, was $140, $50. cellent condition. Call » a.m. • 6 p.m. In Polishing Department and one man HeavyNPolarnld camera, never used, 741.1826. WANTED — Furniture reflnlsher. on Used Car Lot. Drivers' license* An Kiual opportunity «mpiey»r was J189, |25. Baby things. Some lum- THRBH MHB KITTENS l£ust be experienced. Call GROUNDSKEEPERS «sientlal. Contact Ben RaasM at Ra.8- ber, cheap, 611.3760. DIN1NQ ROOM SET - Kitchen set. $15 each. 7«-tim (THREE) .. 5 Broad St-. Bgd TJJ Bicycles, other items. Call after 3 Ca.1I 940.4441. ANTIQUE BOOKCASE — Qlaal do* p.m. 872-OT16, ORIDULEMAN — Needed, full time. HELP WANTED—Male-Female bWllar »35. £KtHUAHUA,, Apply In perion, PERKINS PAN- Required Immediately for Baton SALESMAN SITUATIONST WANTElT- OARAOE1 SALE —Moving, everything months old. Affectionae aiL CAKE HOUSE, Hwy. 35, Mtddletown. Crest Apartments, Eatonlown. Train al $150 weekly wlUi loo-year- 787-JH0 iroea. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 10- pen, used to children. 384-1459. Start at J1.90 per hour. Uniforms old, highly respected llfs Insurance BEAUTICIANS WANTED — Steady. ELDERLY MAN wishes Job drlvlnl CENTRUY OLD — Anlluue Oerraan 4. 12 Willow IH., New Shrewsbury, provided. Full time, permanent company. Write Box V-15J, The Dally. Also weekenda. Wanner, Eta 35, Mid- car or truck. Haa school bus llcenae, Orandlather's clock, oryital glass, YORKSHIRB TERRIER PUPS-Tlny positions. Apply at business of- dletown Shopping Center, Mlddletown. Call S91-7038. brass weights and (ace. 938-0540, LBB'S ALL WOOL RUO AND PAD- male and females. Perfect pets. 842- HELP WANTED - MALE fice. No telephone calls. Register, Red Bank. Green. 12x10. Used two months. $629. CHEF WANTED — Experienced In WAITERS AND WAITRESSES — For WALNUT OWICH.- DESK — 138. Call 797-3843. 12SL French and American crutslne. For dinner and banquet work, no expert* Call BRITTANY SPANIELS - Puppies CUSTODIAN — Top pay. Extra pay confidential Interview call Rudl ence necessary. Apply In person, FINANCIAL 74MM44. OARAOE SALE — Hundreds ... sired by field, champion. 5 Hall of Tor New Jersey Black Seal license. 591-3511. MOUNTAIN INN, Bcenle Dr., Atlan- Items, many antiques, old bottles 10c Fame dogs on pedigree. AKC. Uncon- Paid Blue Cross, Major Medical. Paid tic Highlands. Ask tor Rudl. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MAPLE COLONIAL living room .-. up. Two pine cheats, kerosene lampa, ditionally guaranteed to hunt. Great AUTO HELP holidays and other fringe benefits. Ex- NEW CAR CLEANUP MAN 3 pieces, $50. Oreen Tole pull lamp, books, sliver service, more, Frl. and combination house pet and bunting cellent wort lag conditions. Minimum perienced. Call QUALTTY CONTROL WORKER — 120. Gibson refrigerator, «0''*24", $40, Sat 7 to 7, 15 Centre St., Oceanport companion. 741-0301. starting pay $4,500.00. Call WS-BB8S 741-764J 'rocesa control and Inspection work. TOBACCO VILLAGE SMOKE SHOP— 6(2-9389. Rapidly Expanding Holmdel Township Board or Education. Experience not neceaaary. Must be Location now available In the ML FOUR-MONTH-OLD BBAOLU CAR HOPS — (3) College age. Apply dependable and hisli school graduate, In Red Bank, N.J. If you arD tn BREAKFRONT — Walnut Danish SOLD UY HOME - Must sell den Call in person between 2-9 p.m. Stewart's Apply ATOO CERAMICS, Hwy 35, terestcd in a profitable business, con- modern. Fire yenrs old. Asking 190. lurntture, rattan, seats six, one year 291-9303 Dealership PRODUCTION FOREMAN Hwy. 36, Highlands. Kcyport, An equal opportunity em- older tho potentials of. a Tobaoco Vil Excellent condition. 741-4646. ilnyer. old. Modern bedroom set with Bealy excellent opportunity lor Individual SHEET METAb MECHANIC CLASS lage Smoke Shop selling smokers' FULL LENOTH LET OUT MUSKRAT- mattress, nfver used. Early Ameri- • Mechanics with supervisory production experi- A — Must know layout and fabrl- TRAVEL, AOENTS-Shore agency ha« llema imported from around the world, COAT — size u or 18. 160. Call can dining room set, Whirlpool wash* REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ence, college degree or supervisory eating. Work, from prints. Thermal Immediate openings for experienced Minimum investment J10.BO0, Tlnanc 7S7-79U. er, 3 years old, like new. Lawn mow- training preferred. Pleasant working apmcy clerks. Write Box X-121, Thi hig available. For more information er, year old, 2-apeed rotary with one APARTMENTS e New ear installers conditions, superior company benefits. Research, Inc., Florence Ave. and write or visit our pilot store In Moorea- COMPLETE OOUBLB BED — Dren year service guarantee left. Garden Broadway, Union Beach. Dally Register, Red Bank. er, chest of drawers, (90. Metal Hilary commensurate with-training town Mall, Mooreatown, N.J., or ca equipment. All In beautiful condition. TWO-ROOM EFFICIENCY APART- and experience. Bend resume to Box PART-TIME MAN — Mornings. Floor PAYING TELLERS — For local bank; G09-235-3227. - dinette set, sl» chairs. |M. White 011531-4821, or can be seen Bunday • Sorvico writ»r X-12J, The Dally Register, Red Bank. 3alary commenaurate with experience, rHITal chins cKlnet {18:TCITTIKS" from 10-2 at "553" W. Lincoln Ave. am -MRNT--Tned bath, tiled kitchen. waxing and Janitorial service. Neat START YOUR OWN CAREER — ] new. 741-3711. After 8, S42-4132. T.v. Winter riTerXeonaraTrHBHI,~T4* An equal opportunity employer. appearance, year round employment. plus fringe benefits. Write Box 2-1C8, Whalepond Bd., Oakhuret. Hwy. 36, Leonardo, 291-9S14. Call 78T-201H. Tho Daily Register, Red Bank. a fast-growing business. Unilmltei • Maint«nance-Porter MAN — Over 18, for lawn care. Call preatigo In expanding market. Satei ELECTROLUX VACUUM — Will- ANTiqUE LOVERS — BBeautiful l gold after 6 p.m. UNSKILLED HELP ~ some Jobs pay experienca or training helplul." Poi power head and cord winder. Almost LONO BRANCH — Summer rentals. EXPERIENCED CUTTER new. Sacrifice $B0. Call 747-5704. hanhd d carverved standintdi g walll mirrori , Furnished, Four rooms and bath. • New car polisher ' T41-2184. rood Incentive rates after short train- lntarvlew, call 741-8177. SK'fV $250$250. Call 747-4243. Oceantront. Prlvalo beach. Monthly Top aalary. Inquire LUCY'S SPORTS- Ing. Hospltallzatlon, paid holidays and TANDBBRO 94X — Tape deck, now MOONLIGHTER — Saturday. Lum- WEAn, 228 W. Front St., Rnd Rank, other honeflts. Apply Alco Ceramics, STEREO COMPONENTS — Oarrard or season. 229-1553. ber and hardware sties. Selling ex- GULF condition, less than one year old • 40 Hour w»»6- 8-4:30, Monday throuEh Saturday. Hwy. 35, Keyport. Aa equal opportune HM. After S p.m. HiHU tumtabla In open front cabinet,'Strom- KBANSBURO — Main at. Three-room iierlenca desired. Eed Bank Lumber, ty employer. For lease, modern two-bay Gulf Ser- berg Carlson amplifier, (wo Maestro unfurnished apartment. Call afte£ 5:30 Fivfl dayi -41-6KW, MATURE SOBER MAN — To aaslst vice Station, located In Belford. Ex- 21" POWER REEL MOWER — units each containing 6" and 2" speak- p.m. 787-4609. superintendent. Gome knowledge of TEAOHSiRa — Attractive mmmer po- cellent neighborhood and transit trade. Yardman, seir-prnpnllflrt, food work- Very_good condition. $75. 671-8430 painting and general maintenance for iltlon for teachers who desire to earn Paid training and financial assistance ing order, 115. After 6, 727-3028. OARAGE SALE — Something lor EFFICIENCY APARTMENT — Two • Uniform* HELP WANTED - MALE garden apartments. Call 741-tUlB, i substantial Income during June, to qualified person. KB 6-6569. Afte: rooms, large kitchen and bedroom. Pri- uly and Aug. Interesting educational B p.m., 727-lBiT. itOVINr, - MUBT BF.I.I. FAST — everyone Including tho boatman. vate entrance. On first floor. Near PORTER AND GENERAL MAIN' vork with guaranteed Income and Bedroom and living room furniture. Browsa all riay Friday am! Saturday RIvervlBW Hospital. Write In Box z- • Hospitalization TENANCE MAN, Electro Impluae tther benefits. For Information call FOR SALE — Italian restaurant, Modern furniture. Good condition. 115 Hamlltonlan Dr. (Applebrook II) Lab, 116 Chestnut St., Red Bank, Fully equljjiied. Reil wall-to-wall car- Mlddletown. 158, The D»lly RcglBter. ReiJ Bank. PRODUCTION H2-9OO7. pet, dropped celling, wagon wh Call after 6 p.m. 2S4!)829. • Insurance EMPLOYEES MAINTENANCE MAN 3ENERAL FACTORY HELP — No llghti. Indirect lighting, oak imn ANTIQUE MAHOOANY-8-day brass PORCH SALE — Furniture, two jurf- LONG BRANCH Capable man tor moderate nlzed •xperlence required. Incentive rates. walls. In Bed Bank business area mantel clock, $50 Call boards, white elephant. Frl. and Sat. • Profit sharing • Good itartlng salary apartment house. 40 hour week. Good Day shirt. Apply Mosaic Tile Co., At- across from new Mall. Excellent op 741-1629 1U to 4. 77 Soutll Ave, Atlantic High RED BANK • 'Excellent benefit progr working cnntlltlonu. References re- lantlo Ave., Matawan. Equal oppor- portunlty for ramlly. Very reaa lands. OAJtDEN APARTMENTS • HtHpllallzotiori quired. Hlghiandia. Apta., 10 Ocean CHIFFOROBB and matching cheBl of FURNISHED • Paid vacation Blvd., Atlantic Highlands. 201-0237. tunlty employer. able, Call 741-0868 atter i p.m. drawors, white, J25. Call LIVING ROOM CIIAIRB — Slnglo tea • Life Insurance complete, desk, two bookcases, sec- 3'4 ROOMB $140 • Retirement - MAN WANTED — Btock clerk. True] BARN EXTR___ A. MONEY By . 747-5804 Heat, hot water, cooking gas supplied. 'icing your owjt AM .established news retary, vanity, lamps, tabloa. Odds Call 222-O6SI or 222-7058. driver. Ovor IS. Full time only. Cat laper route. Lfberar car allowance. INSTRUCTION TWO INNER8PRINQ MATTRESSES and ends. Call 747-1300. roll's, 28 Broad St.. Red Bank. 3all 717-3399. —Twin size. Excellent condition. S25. RED BANK — Attractive 3-room gar- KITSON CHEVROLET Call 671-0914. OARAQS SALE — Saturday, May 25, den apartment. Front and back en- BROILER MAN AND ASSISTANT TO FREE CAREER TEST ID to 5. Oak desk and chair, beds, SH Mr. Fleming, $«rvlct Manager CHEF — Year-round position. Also trance. Air conditioned. On bus line. Armstrong Is computer programming tne profes- UNPAINTED FURNITURE lamps, dishes, etc., at 67 Lake&hore Heat, hot water, gas supplied. See co m K c part-limb Apply Beau Rivage, 1305 Dr., Mlddletown. Off Rt. 35. Hwy. 34 Eatontown Warren Ave., Spring Lake. 4494100. SALES sion for you? Take the tree KCPI Ca> Manager. 165 E. Branch Ave. Been end Francis Sff, Ktyport reor Teat Call 512-2800 or visit KCP] RED BANK LUMBER OARAGE SALE — 68 Spring St. DRAFTSMAN — Machine and struc- LARGE STUDIO efficiency apartment. (Next to Motor Vihlcla ifotlon) An tqual opportunity employer at 285 Monmouth Park Hwy., W. L Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-5500. Red Bank. Saturday, May 25. 20 a.m Furnished or unfurnished. Convenient tural design. Experience desirable but MONTGOMERY WARD Branch. to 2 p.m. Odds and ends^ II not necessary. Good salary. Full Dene- nniTBLE BED — Bookcase head- location overlooking bay. 291-2007, ART LESSONS — Beginners or ad- board, lnncraplng, mattress, night ta- LAWSON SOFA — Down filled, with fits. Write Boi G-152, The Dally Reg- FULL TIME ble, (35. 28'' square leathertop table, ATTRACTIVE, nicely furnished two ister, Red Bank. An equal opportunity vanced. Drawing, water color, oils, by slip cover. Foam rubber-chair, $83 for rooms, bed-llvlng room, kitchen.. Con- SELLING POSITION Lonla Kfthyvoulou "Studio 21", 3rd $25. 201-0469. both. Call after S, 741-8318. venient Ideal for one. 741-8394. employer. floor over Anderaon'a - Record Hhoi PANTRY MAN — Year-round po»l- 21 Broad 8t., Red Bank. Call 7*1-635 UPMGHT CHORD ORGAN — Three tvnr BOAITO LONO BRANCH — Efficiency apart- tlon. Apply Beau nivnso, 1305 Warren Mow open for qualified per- 9-U- a,m. 842-2648 evenings. years old. Excellent condition. Used Bfcce-Uent Condition. ment, clean and nicely furnished. New Ave., 8prlng Lake. 449-6100. •ery little. J40. call 291-0714. • Call 842-1884 tile bath and kitchen. Available June A RARE Q ionnel. Individuals must be HYPNOSIS AND SELF HYPNOSIS — EVENING GOWN — Turquoise chif- Uth. $95, Including all utilities. 031- . SUPT. — RDD BANK Clasies it art ing Monday, May 13 th fon, beaded top, was S39.95. Never Garden apartment Experienced, nigh ivailable for permanent, and May 16th, For lnformatloo c»ll worn, size 8-10, $25. Phono 842-2083. MACHINERY FOR SALE caliber. Renting, repairs, ete. #4 oil. till time, year-round em- 2 MAPLE COUCH AND ROCKER — apartment. Large private terrace. summer months. Write Box A-173, The Apply Personnel Office ment lervlce. COLLECTOR — Wants old toy trains Near shopping and Farkway. After Dally Register, Red Bank stating 130. Two end and one coffee table, any condition. Ply cash or will trade, 5 p.m. 566-6902. Menmoufh County's, oldest firm tailing Cadillac auto- qualifications. . 15. Two lamps, $12. Call 7S7-4087. H,o., 027, 0, standard gauge. 774-3710. NORTHEAST KEANSBURd — Main 8t. Three-room U1AD GUITARIST WAMTED MONTGOMERY WARD BUSINESS MACHINES SCHOOL BCUBA TWIN TANKS — Wet suit, ANTIQUES—TiHimy Items, toys, lur- unfurnished apartment Call after 5:30 mobile's it looking for a automobila salesman who Experienced. Call after 6 p.m. Ml- M Broad BL Rd Bank regulator, depth gauges and much lture, china, paintings, statuary, p.m. 787-460,8. . "" 2330. 'onmouth Shopping Center. Batontovm T47-4M7 more. Purchased In Italy. All for S3B0. coins, lighting fixtures. Carved oak APPROVBD root VBTBRAN8 683.9498. lining room pieces. Copper Kettle An- .XEYPORT — New garden apart, has th« qualifications to represent ths "ear of can." An equal opportunity employer tiques, Oakhurst. 531-1699 or 229-0S92. menta. Spacious two-bedrooms. 134 HELP WANTED — MALE LIVING ROOM SUTTEE baths, modern kitchen. Plenty of It's a real opportunity for the right man. High per- GXPERIENCBD pantryman or pan* MERCHANDISE Practically new, S26. SILVER CERTIFICATES parking. 51*5 per month. Call Slipt.. trylady. Year round. Write Box 2-161, Call 542-2909 Call for best quote. Deadline June 22. Mrs. Duboln, 264-CS9O. The Dally Register, Red Bank. 787-0393 or 787-0289. sonal rewards . . . Ideal working conditions . . . FOR SALE id2 BEIOE NYLON RUQ — Three WALLACE ST., RED BANK — Small, years old. Needs cleaning. |26. Call 'ANTED — One army or navy type AUTO BODY MAN 264.8351. private. Three rooms, bath. Utilities, EXPERIENCED IN ALL SITUATIONS WANTED-Female steel bunk bed, with or without mat- Heat, garage. $60. One person only. and an opportunity for self management. If you are KNOTTY PINE TWIN BED — Spring tress. Call 671-1484 alter 3:30 p.m. 741-0710 evenings. PHASES OF THE BUSINESS PUBLICITY — PUBLIC RELATIONS uid mattress. Like new. I5S. 842- WRITING, TYPING, LETTERS HAMMOND OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, 3M-ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT the maii who has these qualifications call at ... glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac, • Top Pay Plan MRS. HALL1K SOHRABOER, T75-32S1 Ground floor. !UT GLASS — Tall compote, bowl, mmedlate cash for anything and cv- . Call 741-7245. • Guarantee Plus MATURE1 WOMAN -wishes poalUotl as lsh with handles, cruet, eight stem Brythlng. Rujcll's 25 East Front St,, Dictaphone SccratiLry. CapablB and lasses. 291-0169. • [41-1693. Commission willing to assume responsibility. Call ORGAN COMMERCIAL RENTALS 8<;-0176. Man., Frl., Bat. •ROPESSIONAL TYPE — Hair dry- e All Company Benefits -r. Heavy duty. Two speed motor. Ldjustable height RoUs on wheels, PETS AND LIVESTOCK OFFICE SUITE — 754 sq. ft In ex- Call or ISO JACK WHITE at BABYSITTING lleamlng chrome. »25. 583-1466. cellent location. Desirable for any pro- CADILLAC—OLDSMOBILE Woman wishes to babysit In your homt STUDIO AKC — K-a CLUB cuTIBa — Ger- fession. Call 747-3730 between 9 and B. or mine. Days or nights. Call 542-1088. S' GREEN AWNINH MATERIAL — man Shepherds, fabulous Danei, Poo- OF ASBURY PARK Idea flaps, fringe. In gooi condition. dles, Bassets, Airedales, Beagles, Af- DESIRABLE RIVER FRONT sulte-on 222-1234 McCARthy NUR8E, PRACTICAL — Experienced. 12-1785. ghans anil many more av-.liable. Rea- first floor in the Tuller Building. Call Dealrea nuralng care. Elderly peraon. 6p6n dally 'tll*B — 'Ul 6 sonably priced. Artistic grooming all 747-2440. CHEVROLET Quality references exchanged. 222-5947 GAB RANGS — Four-burner, broiler, oven. Rollaway bed, lnnersprlng mat- >rteds. K-S Club, 3 East Front St., 3500 BQ. FT. LIOHT manufacturing 251 Broadway (epp. 4th Ave.) Long Branch 158 lit Avo., Atlantic Highlands BABYSITTING —. Full time In nu- HUGH SELECTIONS - led Bank. 7+7-3S34. loft for lease. Call TRBMBND0U8 SATOJCIB China closet, 291-0079. 291-1101 home. Children of any age. Call 612- KC COLLIE — Mule, six months 747-1100 S512. CON S TVE TONS OF HAT — W per ton. . «• , °LE PANIO SALE I Contact William Purdey, S46-4823 be- Id. -Housebroken. Loves children. $70. TWO-ROOM OFFICE SUITE — Pan- • clreot Blow Action 4 p.m. all 842-2961. eled and air-condltfoned, on Hwy. 35, HELP WANTED-Male-Female HELP WANTED—Male-Female • JTull 83 Noto Console jOVELY LUMPS OF OOLD — AKC Shrewsbury. Excellent parkins. $75 per • Lifetime GuarajitBe .UTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE— registered colllo puppies. Wormed and month including all utilities. PAUL • SPECIAL PRICE MM. 125. Blectrio clothes dryer, *15. He- Inoculated, Call 671-1862, BRAGAR, Realtor, 794 Broad St., rlgerator, $25. All in good condition. Shrewanury. 747-0221. MMon 1 Hwnlla— Kn»De - Sohijier — lall 747-5313. MINIATURE WTREHAIR DACH8- Evcfrotl - jiluSta ^Huninoifa TiSlto. UND PUPPIES—AKC. Eight weeks. AUDITORS jPffRfsTERErf tady to go. $lgo and up. 747-1407. iiaple arm, (35. Matching chair, $16. (More Classified Ads 775-9300 •olillng steel cot, S5. Walnut Jenny TWO SPOTTED PONIES MATH MAJOR or MATH APTITUDE ynn bedstead, $5. Bowling ball, $5. Call On The Next Fage) 787-KI10 300 MAIN ST, ASBURY PARK 11-5072. DXiNUfllli ZIG ZAQ See the U.S.A. Repossessed. Makes buttonholes, mon- ograms, hems, twin needle. Needs no attachments. Balance J56.70 or 16 60 COLLEGE monthlmonthlyy . TtaJe-lnTtaJeln.. okok. CREDIT DEPT. 25«B53 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY DESKS «5 up FILES, tabloi, chairs, adding machines, typewriters, office A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! the Prudential way equipment, etc., at bargain prices. New or used AAC IJJilSK OUTLET GRADUATES Rt, 35, Oakhurat 531-3930 (ALL EXPENSES PAID) FOB THE PERFECT WEDDING GOWN — Bridesmaid (Ireaaea and all accessories with Individual personal Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating service. Call Virginia Klmliall, Free- CAflPEMTRY — Additions, pnnellns. THOMAS SLATE We need several man with college degress or pre- Take Out Career Insurance hold. 482-7773. ADDINO MACHINES - Typewriters sold, rented, repaired, Berplco's 101 slepfl. Jldcwalks, p.itlofl, odd Jobs. Free Estimates vious business experience involving auditing, book- Uonmolith St.. Red Bank, 747-0485. Reasonable rales. 842-43IH, 747-2338. Painting and Decorating And Get Paid For It. V * C CAHPENTRY Fully Insured 741-4236 keeping, or accounting. If you have good judgement RENT A TV Antiques Manufacturer of Color or Clack and whlto. Day, week KITCHEN CABINETS Pearl and Bead Restringlng in working with people (most timos as a visitor), a or month. Low rates. BAYailORK TV ATLANTIC TRADING P08T — 49 At- Specialising In 36 Church St., Kcanaburg. 7B7 44OO. ntlc Ave, Long Hrflnctt. Antiques, Expertly on braided nylon. $1.50 a Insura your rapid advancement by taking out Career Insurance used furniture. Mon.. Wed., Frl. 7:30- Formica Work mature altitude toward your career and a desire MATTRKBSEB — uox oprliiga, loldlng 9:30 p.m., Sat. 12-3 p.m., Sun. 2-9 Cull 22D-2348 Alter 5 p.m. strand. Sterling clasps from 75c. at Tha Pru. W. need JUNE GRADUATES (or racent coltega beds, headboard H, framou, stvullo >.m. We buy-sell-traile anything of RBUB8ILLES', 36 Broad St.. Red for lots of traveling, this is for you. Traveling through- couches, Hollywood beds, otc. *0 to •alur. Moving & Storage Bank. graduates). And we know how to insure that you start right — 60% off. Going out of l>uslnons. Call out the U.S. is the backbone of this position. Pruden- 7SMO10. Hwy. 33 ami Main St.. Port Asphalt 1'iving Piano Tuning and stay right on the open road to advancement and security. Monmoutli. tial pays travel and living expenses along tha way, lENEUAL A9HIALT ["AVINO INC. HOME 4 CONCEIIT TIININO The mon and wornon we sootc are bright, individualistic thinkers USED riANOfl AND ORfiANS from Itaclctop drlvowaya nnd p.irklnR lots, Repairing, regulating, rebuilding. $25. Planou bought, Bold, repalrpt!, liill lop (refi RKtlnmtofl. 2?2-R2r,8. Work guaranteed. of course. Hero's an excellent opportunity for ad- moved. By apj.riintmenl, Frectiohl SAL LONI1O 222-2863 with a math major or aptiiudo In that direction. In return, we Music Ontfcr, 4f52-47;if) Diamonds Bought or Rcslylctl MOVERS-Sinco 1B05 vancement culminating with possiblo assignment to nnd Heating offer a good starting salary, periodic talary rovlewt, liberal OAItPETINH - a.UOO yards n( mntlma- Let U9 liny tho dlamoniln ynu don't Safe MnvinR with a permanent location. Salary commensurate with nun filnmeiU nylon cur^ctlnR left over wrar or l«t 113 reityln tlii-m f'ir you eornpany bsnofiU and — moit important — a wida open future Irom our garden npiutmorit In.'itnlla- porsonnlly. Rnun3lllci', 35 IJrond St. National Mover PLUMHINO — Heatlna and bathroom ability and previous experience. ti«H3. Must bo noM for »g low ns $12!i FLORIDA and All Points USA remodeling. for Trie Special Person. You. (or ouch 230 mi. ft. HuchliiR and !n- nliillatfon included. Call now, whilo Draperies Brothers 741-2211 CORRIGAN'S mout colors tiro still avathihlc, Ca.ll IJpholnterlnp, draperies, slipcovers. 12T Odklamt fl(,. Red Hank 7J7-27M Apply In person to Employment Bureau, Monday American, D71-fl2H2. (1OLDHN TOUCH DECOltATOllB, Odd Jobs Employment Bureau open 8:30 A.M. to 4:40 P.M. Monday thru 117 Broad, Rod Hank. 747-OC52. Roofing, Siding & Insulation VURNITUH1QANI> AFILIANCKB IJOIIT 1IA1JLINO - Uruar.1, K.iraBts OL310N <'O. INC. Uoofinff, aiding A Him Friday, 8:30 A.M. to 4:40 P.M. Friday. Please apply In perion before 2:30. LOIl ovisr 1007 model.'i'nlte ovor pny. mDni» fl por week, Inatnnt cradlt, Electrical Contrnctors clnuiii'tl up, lliivn truck, Fr«a e.111- Insulation Install Prt atirt K>iftrante40. Call Mr. Bliarn, GrosHiiian Kurnlturo, HI.11MEL KUCCT1UC COMPANY a73Qfl:iO RCfllrtimtlnl, commercial wiring. "l!N!,rIN« 1IANDM Ti) i^U'fin'i'rlliirnr (tlnlNO — Alsco, Diii>ont Todlar nnd Electrlo_heii.t. I)lal_842-30.14. littles. |;nnii;™ l.lclit Irili-llllii; mill Alcoa. Work RunrantoiN!. TYPJUWRITKKfl, AIJOINO nmctilnen. movltlf,'. 'rrt'c work iliui'?. l-'rcc )':itl- AM m nkcn m;w or uncil. Gim inn teed. PROWN'S Prudential Prudential Uvr us ?^H. Berpioo'B, 101 Mumnijiitl, Entertainment nialc'3. 7B7-.'ni1I. ' St. NoKt to thoftter. 747.0ifl(. 32 I .mail !». Ited Hank Til-TWK) 1 Tickets nvRlliihlo tot lAtent Itroad- Puintlni; and Dccoratin); INSURANCE COMPANY INSURANCE COMPANY 25D HKAVy OAUOHl chain link fenc- way shows anil Mnjor Sports Events. 100 n<). fi al Jlft.O) ifUior and all ing, 48" high, complete wltli poiit and 176 Moninmilh H!.. JU'd Bank. FAlir IIAVl'IN HOME HUIMM.Y^ material luchidcil, 10 y«Rf wfirranty, BHto, $27R. Hall a((or 4:30 (171-B724. PalntinR nnd I'apiT tinnRlnu. fully tn- Ald 7M!I. r.^ Hlack intlK wig, wnrn four tlmoti. Cunt Iterntlotis. Kr^palrs. Mannnry. Small wallpnprrlnK Kully Insured. For free n noOFINO A BIDINO OO. 213 Washington St. NEWARK. N. J. VM). nell V<\). ]hint>an- )bs, too. 5B1-O714. eatlmatos. call 74/-3D11. provfl. 41fl-D4:ifl after 7 ».m. >ffl ami rrpairs, Aluminum Newark, N.J. [IM.l'Il A. COI.IO. lUllMlKR — New n'niiRii'r n. FAIIVVKLI. »Win 15, whulowi, (loorH, Awultig*. IMt- An Equal Opportunity Employer A inmra Adilltlitns. Alloratlona Cla- Pnlntlnjc At Decorating Iprs, Iradori, •liuttern. Kolford, N.J. *«, An Equal Opportunity Employer [t,x7 ff., extra honvy fluty, |J)S, Also H!i«n»li. Call 741-3309. Vor Free Estimates Call H41-J1M T87-l."i»l. 15 year gu&tkalfti. boat trailer, f40. 707-0180. 24—THE DAILY REGISTER, WV/ln^ay, May 22. 1968 HOUSES FOH SALE HOUSES FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE The Army Musician* tfr Urtfary HOLM DEL HURRY, A* ©JUWIMXCJE TO AM«tf» TIWJB soncE KO71CE COMMERCIAL BENTAUi GARAGES K0E RENT t, CWAPTKK 8 OK TWC "HEW™— TiJc« JWtlce tfeftfr' mrJWt '« }r,Bp«ct ihii comfortabie o Trke notloe Uui John Gui.luerl Irtdtnl u Hi R itfarket hw pp NEW CUSTOM HOME! ii'isnt• Thr roomi are large and u OEDINANCKft OK 1K4" (radtDg «g Ceotrti Bar h»* 'applied FREEHOLD - "The Amy MATAWAN — Bfiutlful IK* room. RED BANK - L*rfe (trage. 2UI1 YOUR PLANS OR HU BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayo: to the Mayor and Council ot the Bor- for Uiflt enjoyable /<*ei)ng of sptce to the Jtayor and cotmcil of the ough of R«d Bank lor a plenary re- Musician" was the subject of 24x35'. Ltvatory. Parking. FAtgtw Cem«nt building. Cu be. used for OIVITM porches. Living room, dlnlnj and Council of tft« Borough or Littl< BortKifih of Rte EanK for & Plenary Ing community, 5S3-KU mnrane, »?i-3ii». • Starting at J39.0OO Silver: tail distribution D-B license for prem a talk given by CWO William room, eat-tn kitchen, den, four bed Retail Consumption lleenct C-18 (or laei situated at 76 Lelghtoa Ave • ctty water and sanitary sewer* roQmM, baflfmrnt, garage t, eewers, 1. That Paragraph C, Bection 1, premises tituated at 79 Monmouth STORAGE SPACE — • Ten minute! ui RR statloni and Chapter>S, Title 2, of the "Revise. Red Bank, N. J. Johnson in, of Ft. Monmouth modeiit UKC«. All within walking " Bt., R«d Bank, N. J. Objection!, if any, should be made Approximately J'W *1 f. Cnl! REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Pd rkway t*nce to Red Hank public nchools .... Ordinances of 1&64" bt, and thi Objection*, If any, should b« made before the luncheon meeting 717-110(1 • Mlnutps to Ideal shopping* renters tamo Is hereby amended to re&e Immediately In writing to John Bryan, Bt, James »ch(v»li. Asking I27.&K Immediately In writing to John Bry- Clerk ttt the Borough of Red Bank. HOUSES FOR SALE • Ont" »cre lot* on rolling liiltKlde Call now. an folktw«: an, Cl*rk of the Borough of R«d of the Rotary Club in the WCPARATK BUILDING FOR LEASE • Foiirlh lnwp»t lax ran In H!P LlaMng Servlca tievpragea in original contain Red Bank, N- J. CWO Johnson has been coni-" BEACH EXCLUSIVE ! ! ! MARSHALL P. WHITFIELD 43 Leighton Avenue, O|M'h 7 Mays prn for consumirtian off tlie I Red Bank, N. J, May IS, 22 I7.8Z manding officer of Ft. Mon- PRIVATE OFFICE — IMUMIts. «lr "• WALK TO BUSES Rraltor ronsed premlRea shall he $720 May 15. 22 J828 P Holmripl Itil , Unl-iii-lpl fi4fi-447,-i COLONIAL mouth's 389th Army Band inf. fipac furnleliM. Jr.l B month. J.s venr olr. c»pp OKJ. hnrff Jhlnir t. ThU urdlnanre filial! take effec NOTICE T>ay... T47-2WVI-. .-vptilnpK, 741-03*8 r'Vtm will) lutrk firrplnrf All r<*d»r RI.ACK aill'TTERS BKainst while ct»p upon Its iiaswage and publlcatlo Take notice that Louis Silver and since 1965. HONEY FOR THE MONEY NOTICE Harry Silver (partnership! trading a clofftn. Full exiiarminn nitic. BuBe- board anil old lirlck pet (rff this according lo law. Separate iealed bids Tor the fol- H"re'» a rh»n<'B fn buy H lif of lir>use rlmm .*» yp;ir ymmff Oolong! i't Silver Liquors has applied to th nr npartmrnt Centrally PUBLIC XOTICEJ lowing will be received by the Mid- Mayor and Council of the Borougi for rnmiuirntlvoly little. l''onr led- hiilt, 21x11 7 living room, full dlnln LEGAL NOTICE ONLY $17,900 mum. tlirrp imUin. Altractivo living mum. m klt.ih-ii, 1HMH lamlly r ... rilotrm-n Tnwnnbip Board of EdiiC?.!!"" of lrcli, two-cur aitarhod jifelp Tin- first fbnr. t'pfltairx — frill Tlndall Road, Middletown, N. J. up premises situated at 530 Shrewsbury AIR roNnlTlONED OFFICE SPACK Cniindl ot the Boroug.! of Little SI to 10:00 a.m. prevailing time on Fri- .\OTICE twin niKP bedrooms, two rull h .vrr .Jidi1.an.MHy. ?••), IMS nnd .vl Ave., New Shrewsbury, N. J. Silve -Wirtt- -ASSUMt-THIS -- TWer 27X12" Tifllor Tff r ot.irtrtnd"' day, May 31, IOCS- Liquors, Louis Silver, 120 Ridge IW. Take notice that Fred F= FarwelL NnUiorn -Mflnmoiith county, l<1**nl rer come up Tor final consideration and 1. Gasoline has applied to the Director of the -- dnubln ffaragc. Tremrndona ' _... passage at a regular meeting of the Pair Haven, N. J. Harry Silver. 2! srchilrcl or pngincpr. Write PO Sox MORTGAGE ! I ! "RUSSELL M. BORLJS «t S4I.M0. May we tell you more 2. Fuel Oil No. 2 Alden Lane,'New Shrewsbury, N. J. Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control 2*MmnN$!«»U Kovernlng ijody to bo held on June ~ 3. Fuel Oil No. 4 for a Plenary Retail Transit Llcenss BTEF1UNI5 THOMPBON * ASBOO IMS at the JJoroiiEli Hull at wls! Objections, If any, should he made 4. Milk Supply immediately In. writing to: Jerome tn nell alcoholic beverages for cm- LflvHy flvp-liPrtronm Bl-Levrl. Larii) tliiiB arid place all i>ersona deStrltlg tt s: Ktioflng' Repairs sumption•.onJif-./m...Jii£irbaai_MiJiail _ (00 River lid. anytime'747-5600.' be heard •will be given lull oppor S. Reed, Borough Clerk or New living room, fnmiiy room, m hathi. 6. Roll-A-Way Bleachers Shrewsbury, N. J. Vangard while In transit within the HOUSES FOR KENT Ctmiri! 100x200 Inr.atlnnv Closa to tunity. " " 7. Folding Tablet State of New Jersey, i, church «n<1 bui. % MORTGAGE 1>OROTHV MIU-ER 8. Pianos LOUIS SILVER, , Objections, ir any, should be made NKW SHREWSBURY — Thru room». TIME ON YOUR HANDS? Borough Cleric 9. Audio-Visual Aid Equipment 120 Ridge Rd.. Immediately tn writing to the Direc- fiirniphfd. Onp bedromn $140. 831-0!ftf Put In tho time wtui Jiammer and AVAILABLE May 22 J9.2I 10. Tires and tire lupplies Fair Haven, N. J. tor of the Division of Alcoholic Bever- aflpr 3:30. pin ONLY $23,500.00 paintbrush In this Little Silver rnoney No points. Nine-room lir>rne on hi 11. Various School Furniture HAKRY SILVER, age Control, 1109 Raymond Boulevard, maker. 21' living room with fireplace, acre. Five bedrooma, 2^ baths, twr 28 Alden Lane, Newark 2, N. J. NOTICE Specifications and. forms for bidding New Shrewsbury. N. J. "TWO ANDrimEKBED5 rllnlnKrnom, kitfilitn^-threejiertrooms, far attached garage, ¥n\\ bnaempn may be secured at the Office of the FRED F. FARWELL BEACH AGENCY WHLto-wall carpeting. Washer, ary An ordinance entitled "THE PROP May 22, 28 $U-BC UnMES—Foi rent nr onlp. J12S family room. Expunslim possibilities. ERTY MAINTENANCE CODE O Secretary, 59 Tindall Road, Middle- 47 Bingham Avenue HSCI a monlti THE KTRWAN CD, BROKER Full bmomcnl, Well tr?ed lot. Million and refrlgeritnr. Asking WI.OOO. Cal town, N. J. Rumion, N. J. )or tpf^lnijufni wounmWATEH THK BOROUGH OF TJTTLE SILVE 191 Hlfhway #3.^ Mlridletown, N. I. ,l..ll,rrj.WLtj,,_n,.T.rfUj|..gt.ntlalr;i7,- - -JAMES-W.-DAVIDHEIBER May 15,22^- t9L7i— BURY, la WIIUMI- KUTAfiUSUES • • HtWlMUl J4QTICE .._-__•.. _ Evr.s.: M1-4T68 W McnowANAOEwcir; iu^iKri, W. Front St., Red BnuK REQUIREMENTS AND STANDARD Secretary Take notice that Coeta's Grocery IS5 to «s«..Pfr Month 2M Nowman springs Rd., Red Bajik. 747-3500. May 22 . $6.21 and Liquor Store trading as Costa' 7+7-3O00, , - _.,.• FOR ALL BUILDINGS AND PREM NOTICE THUPBEKO "ATIENUT IMPRESSIVE I&ES JN THK BOItOUOH OF LllTL' Grocery and Liquor Store tiae ap' 7 3S Mtdtttrtown- piled to the Mayor and Council ol Take nntlce that _Patsy Bruno >i «T1-1«» WATERFRONrHOME ^RIVERFRONT siLVKii. uasn OR INTENDED TI NOTICE the Borough of Red Bank for a Ple- George tirbb Jr.. trading is 'Bergen f n*t on «n TlambHng Colonial ranch. Tanariimlc. • FIRST TIME OFFERED BE USED OR DESIGNED TO B Take Notice that Gerard H. Keller, nary Retail Distribution License D-ll Bar i>aa an^llert to the Mayor and J..~ SBASQNA1. -YEARLY *prs «n^ ft-hnlfi- nHmiiiBt lUtcly (r#fn rlvfr -view, y lively wtll (ihrubbrrt ramming finch on lleautltully land I7SEJ), IN WHOLE Oil IN PART, Reglna n. Keller *nd T/A "Shadow* for premises oitualed at 62 W, Ber-Council of the Borough of Red BanK ELU WILTSHIRE, Realtor Four hMfoomii. three baWm. den, fami- rraiini.* wllh iriany fmit tr*«t. - Uargt scaped plot In Pine Ridge. Fljeplac< FOR lIOMMERCIAL, BUSINES3, ir- brook inc.," have applied to the May- gen Place, Red Bank. for a Plenary Retail Consumption li- ly room, aimst houae with compl«t« enlftrlalning living rnnm, three htd- It! living room, paneled family room or and Council o[ Shrewsbury Bor Objections, If any, should b« mane cense C-8 for premises situate at 7] 14R0 Ocean Ave., Set Bright 842-fHXH PUSTRIAL on. ANY orriiBn, NO> ough Tor a Plenary Retail Consump- W. Bergen Place, Bed Banlt, N. J. living nccomodatlonii can he rented, roomi, two bftiha, t>atlo. Deep water, three bedrooma, two oaths oversize* RESIDENTIAL OCCUPANCY FO1 immediately In writing to John Bry- 'wir>E~SELEnal waterfront lot dock and marine railway. Many K. •two-ear garage. See It today. S4O,onr tion License for premises situated at an, Clerk of the Borough, ot Red Objections, if any, should be made FiirnlnhPrt and unfurnished, lmmeil- «W(HbIe. *IK,W». STERLIlvn THOMP- THE PROTECTION OF THE PUBLIC Broad Street, Shrewsbury, New Jer- Immediately In writing to John Bryan, .tru, #7<,W0. Call -ftir-appofntmentr -STEriLINO—THOMPSON A ABSOC H&ALTH, SAFETY AND WELsey- . Bank. Clerk 6t U]o Borough of Bed Sank," Ale occupancy. SAMUEl. TEICHER SON A ASSOr*., Kfaliora, 45 W. Rivpr ROI^STON WATERBURY, 18 W, Front Jt'alljrs, « w. River Rd., Homjon FARE; PROVIDE* FOR THE MAI? r Signedi Rrt.'. Humson. 747-OfKW. Brochure""Uh Bt., RMBank. 747-3500. 747-Q90O. Brochure on request. Objections, If any, should be made PATSY BRUNO AGENCY. Ocetnport Ave., oceanporL TENANCE AND THE APPEARANCE Immediately, in writing to Jean W. OFFICERS 74 Markh&m Place, S42-3S0O. THEREOF; PROVIDES FOR Fabry, Clerk of th* Borough of Victor B. Costa, 37 Riverside Ave., Little Ellvep, N. J. COLTS NECK RUMSON Red Bank, Vice President LINCROFT VALUEI ABATEMENT OF CERTAIN COND] Shrewsbury. GEORGE OROB, JR. Oiitrlllr sir wndlMoned (hrre - bfd- IJTIW laxpo arc on* of Uis attraction! Vm not young,! neod redetoratlng TION8: PERMITS ACCESS WHEIT (Signed) Philip L. Costa, 140 River Rd.. Red f" w Bergen Place, room, two-hnth ranch.' Rerlwood fin- No innrtgngn protilem here! 19% down of ihla brand new ranch. Thrte bed- miT 1 have five Uertrooms, threi NECESSARY 'JO MAKE REPAIRS. BHADQWBROOK. INC Bank, President Red Sank, N.J. Inhrrt Hutment. One yt»r lP».i".,. one for qualified buyer! Three cpacloui rooms, two bfttm, paneled den wtlh tathi, 25' living room witn flreplice TROVIDSS FOR THE RBPAm, DE- OFFICERS Nicholas Q. CoBla, 28 Garfleld Ft., May 22, 2fl "tt-Ti month's security required. AvalUbla bftlrftnUTfr lifAtitlfiil property, trueii. rirflpiicr, full bHPiPnient, two-c«r (ta- •ormal dining toom, eaMn hltchetl ! MOLITION OR VACATION OF PREM- Gerard H. Keller, President Red Bank, Pftcretary-Treasurer. is&Tfity family room, 1 % baths. Out- raj,e. Finest conatmctlnn. Aiklng U4 plaMa, two-car garage. fS2,«00. CHOW. IBBS UNFIT FOR HUMAN HABITA Joanne C. Bealty, 1*3 Bingham Ave. June 7. Rent $275. Onlt WMCTB. r 94 Wilshlrci Drive, jtUndlitR! Asking f^&OO. Call today. Mfl. BlUstlUNO THOMPSON A BUI. AOENcy, RealtorV it W. Kronl TION OR OCCUPANCY OR. USE: New Shrewsbury1, N. J. RumHon, Assistant Secretary NOTICE THREE-ROOM COTTAOB — »TH Why rent? -AftSOC. npRltora, Hwy. 35, Middle* St. 741-4030. Evenings 741-3356. AND PROVIDES PENALTIES FOF L. Robert Keller, Vice President May 22, 29 *9.M . Take notice that B. and E. Furman ftwnlh. Csll town. Call 74T-56D0. VIOLATIONS OF THE PROVISION .73 Fanok Road, trading as Ocean Front Bar has ap- 4R2R1K2 ADAMS AGENCY, Realfor THEREOF" was presented tor Intro- plied to tha Mayor and Council of 3 HHowar d AveA . 9AVID fruitleis hours of laarchlng by STRATHMORE RESALES Convent Station, N. J. NOTICE , Ranches, Canes, Colonials starling I: Auction and first reading on May 6, Eugene J. Keller, Secretary Take notice that BAB Llquora, the Borough of Sea Bright for a Pie* TTTfiNISHEn RANCH HOUSE — With nvndlnit for our tree camprehenilve 1968 by the Mayor and Council of th ! •psclous grounils, for racltut season. New Shrrwitbury catalog; modeit homca; palatial Bum- the low 50's. Our office located In th 152 Hackery Drive, Inc. trading as B & B Liquors has nary Retail Consumption O2 llcenst or T414098 heart of Strathtnore, on Hwy. 34. Cal Borough of LlttlB Silver and on Ma for premises situated at 1058-68 Ocean 10 minutes tn Mnnmoutb Rare. Track, don estatci, waterfronts, farm*. Mul- 20, lflflfl waa finally adopted and Roseland, N. J. applied to the Mayor and Council-of Ave., Sea Bright, N. J. van. riwn« JE f-.tftW. 1 Dayi Up!» Listings, as whether lelllng or buying. 7 day Qerard H. Keller 8r, Treasurer Ihe Borougk of Shrewsbury for a Ple- RED BANK * •>;. service. Call 6ee.7ffl» anytlmt proved. 40 Boekman Terrace, nary Retail Consumption License C-2 Objections, if any, shouli be inadt SliifMER BUNGALOW—Foiir ronm* ranch in bent residential RAY STILLMAN, R.altor APPLBBROOK OF MATAWAN, Rea GORDON Summit, N. J. for premises situated at 415 Shrews- to Mary Larson, Cl,erk of tilt Trlvate beach. Call -after- s-p.m. urea. Air oondttlnnM, full bajiem tors. Mayor Borough of Sea Bright. . __ .•„• _ "Our «Mij jrni".---_- - ATTEST: May US, 22 f 14.26 bury Ave., Shrewsbury Borough. N.J, ST2-1143. muyntrurAttuiiKl tme room wlBg US Hw. 35 Bhrewiburr \741-D600 OFFICERS FOLDING MORE THAN BBRNADINB FURltAN Ideal for prftffiiHilonal flffloe, moUier- MULTIPLE UBTINGS JKJROrrHY MILLER, 1056-58 Ocean Ave., ATLANTIC HinHt,ANns - MoiUrn ln-law apartmrml or rhlldren'B pUy Borough Clerk NOTICB 10% OP STOCK Sea Bright, N. J. thre« bedroom ranch. Ttnplnat, w«ah. "urmwisiirNo enrajt^. ViicM rljtht fit APPLEBRODK Illk SWEENEY AGENCY Realtor) May 22 $0.89 Take aotlos that PIQWS Inc., trad- Henry T. Kaseinger-President and Di EDWARD FUBMAN «r, dryer, dlihwuher. Comptetny fur- |32.MK>. Prlnrlpali only. Call 741-MM. Three-nMrooni rinrh cm wnoleit R, transporlatlnn and hospital. Move, into this lovely i>un«alow. LJvlnr place. 114 bathi. Large family room. of the Red Bank High School on Red Bank, N. J. Red Bank, N- J. New Jersey. Four bedrooms, three balhi, sarane, room - oedronra. Ijirite kllclien. mill. RANCH — Three bedrooms, living Carpeting. Appliances. Large, prlvati site owned by the school district o MOSES H. ANCRUM, May 13, 22 * objections, if any. should be madt I. i.ilai'pi. Ilitlkhead and mooring. 1/its of tree*, owner asking xio.Mlo room. Kitchen. Ruth. One-ear garage. patio, S26.900. (Hi percent mortgagi the Borough of Red Bank located al Secretary and Director Immediately in writing to Mrg. Mary Available Auj. I. f2" Per month, call Ideal etartcr home. THE CIIRT1N Harding Hood, in accordance wltli Hot air heat. tlil.Wtt. STANLEY S'llL- ivallable, 671-M15. Leighton Avenue, NOTICE Larson, Clerk of the Boroutf. of Sea Mr«. Wllann «22 AflENOY, lif-iHtont, J!H-y. 3d und VVB/,1,, Reil Batata Sroftir.' Bblmdal. plans and specifications therefore, pre- Red Bank, N, J. Bright, N. J. Thompaon Ave., Leonardn. 291-1800. MATAWAN — LIKE HITTING THE pared by Arthur mgolo. Architect en- Tsks notfes that Sycamore Lanes. 9H .JA€KPOT! Tvovely Kan.cn, on over GEO. T. WASHINGTON, Ino. T-A Sycamore Lanes hai applied titled "Specifications for firs Resorta- Treasurer and Director ANEiREW L. ZURICH WANTED TO HENT HAZLET — F^TidroonTTlTivTr LOOK, MA. NO STEPS — Imrnncu- alzed lot. Three bedronms, den, tlon of Rod Bank High School, Project to the Mayor and Council of the OVFTIURI fully landscape Int. Assume late Fair Haven ranch within walking RClohce kitchen, Karaite, and centra 190 River Street, Borough of New Shrewsbury, N. J.. Locust Point, Locust, N. j. #6717." The proposal will be received Red Bank, N. J. JEAN B. ZURICH CONSMLTINO KNOINBIKIl will »• In low Interest a.I, mortRiuto, Call M4- dlslnnco td Grade School. Three ben- ]y air conditioned. Five years ne\ on or before 6 o'clock E.S.D.T. on for a Plenary Retail consumption 80fl4. roorna, deluxe tiled hath. Brick fire- OIOBO to ichools. trannporUtlon, Ltstet (Signed) License, for premises situated at 800 Locust Point, Locust, N. J. reed of 3-bedroom home;, unfurnlahnl, Tuesday, Hth day of June 1968 in the PIKERS DIG. NORMA TEARPOCK Borouih or R>im«in, July 18. B«nt or place In living room. Eat-In kitchen *za,900. WALKER A WALKB3R, Real' High School Cafeteria on Hardln Shrewsbury Ave., in the Borough ol PRlnATlOON BnUTH-MlDDLETOWN. ami dining ronm. Full basement and torn, Hnlmdel-Mlddletown. 871-3311, 25 Reckless Place, New Shrewsbury, N, J. Iselta, N. J. buy. Wrlle. Box X-IJ4, Tha Dally He*. Onn acre, wnnded. Bl-levtl ranch. Four Road, Red Bank,,New Jersey, at whic Red Bank, N. J. May 22, 29 H-W later. Re4 Bank. hedroorna, tliree bnthB, 2K1 recreation nttnchiMl ttarRRe. A real Kem at $23, Multlnlo Ustingj and, Trade-Ins. Sen time and place the proposal will be OFFICERS . (TO with lari. asmmalile •nort.a.;. for yiatalofft May 35, 29 $14.72 Charles T. Bruno, President, RESPONSIBllB KM!!.? - Need. *. -ffoem-wWi—flr**la*ei—4i?o-flar--taTa«*r Bullt-ln Bwliptnlng pool. Newly deco. nftrrnoon. K.A. ~iW)~TIntoiW)TInton ~Ave:r~EaiamOAve:rEaiamOw , bodrooro home tn rent. June 1 or STItONO AtJENOY, nraltor, lug p . HUMSON — Lovely Colonial on at- will be considered II received afte; Fred C. Bruno, Vice President, IS. Prefer Mlddtelown, Llncroft irsa. ra(ed Interior and «tprfor. Price |39, r01 tractively lanrfHrsppd-hair-acj-e^Xariffl NOTICE An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI- 900. For Information call (tTl-30fl:i. pect Ave., Little Silver. J41-45OO. TAKE NOTICE that-SHORE POINT 90.. Elm Lane, Shrewsbury, N. J_ -NANCE_J*Q_AMBNI?__ "AN ORDI- Pleaie call 212-882-33SS, B»t. 4P, living room, fireplace, minroom, din* All bias must be »ub*mlUM~ln—thi Charles R. Bruno, Treasurer, "" KBANSniiRQ — Lovely three-bed* Ing room, large eat-In Kitchen, form of proposal prepared by the DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, INC, a 1 NANCE PROVIDING FOR flALARTBS - WIDOW — Wants furnished room, SPORTSMAN'S VACATION HOME — New Jersey Corporation has applied 41 Salem Lane. Little Silver, N.J. TO CERTAIN QFPICERS AND EM- BerKslilrBS, Maai. Five modern rooma rnnm ranch, soven yearn old. Wall- acreened porch, lout bedrooms • new- architect and must be in sealed en- e acceptable a Boto ot L-lttle Silver, N. J. and to Reed, Clerk of the Borough of New 1B58 by the Mayor and Council of tht living room, dining room, full cellar, ceptional custom built show place of- defined in the specifications. maintain a salesroom at 24 East- Shrewsbury. Borough of Little Silver and on May tleman. Beaaonam. 7W KEANSBURQ SYCAMORE LANES, INC. atllc, garp.tace. screened DOROTHY MILLER tl >MD'H. Tliree bedrooms. Available 7«7:i7ja lininhod 3rd (npnca for on» n.nr» too ) 1 January 1, 1963 muat have been follows: furnltfied or unfurnished. With llvlnB Private ynrfl with trees. $17,060. Hur- porch with glans Insert* Tut year- qualified by the State Board » R. James Ann&rella, NOTICE Boroiieh Clerk n*i,m nod Vltchen privileges. Five INTBRIOSrKD IN A NKW HOME?— ry and dlx.1 741-1.212, WALKER A round me. Walnut stained floors. Two- Education. Red Bank, N. J. TAKE NOTICE that Hominy Hill May 22 tt.53 mlmiles from LUy Ttlllp. Rt. 35. '"' xone hot water heat plus centra] ait We have many choice lncMlnna 4n the* WAUvER, Reftltorii. Hwy. 3S, Shrewii- conditioning. Plus many other hand- 2. The bidder must submit with hi President, Director, Stockholder Golf Club has applied to the Mayoi Mlddletown - Atlantic Hlshlanda atea bury. 7*1-8212. 24-Hnur Servlep. some features, $41,500. Aisumable fold a notarized affidavit settln Vincent J. Annarella, and Township Commlttea of the Town- NOTICE SINGLE IROOMB-Clfati, comfortable, where cuitom conatructpd new homea forth Uie type of work and th Rurnson. N. J, ihlp of Colts Neck tor a Plenary Re- TAKE notice that Larcar, Inc. t/a rlnglni trom S19.000 to 135OM, are to APARTMENT FOR SALE - 187 a mortgage. Principals only. 741-838. amount of work for which he ha Vice-president, Director. Stockholder tall Consumption License for prem- rpa^nnahlr- GentlemaGentle n preferred. 02 month. Two bedroom*. Large rooms. evening.^ The Raven has applied \o the Mayor WallaceW , atat , 74153741-53MM . flie be built. For complete detain call been qualitied, that there has Agnes Annarella ises situated at Freehold Road (Route and Council of the Borough nf Sia MULLANBY REALTY. 671-5151. Everything modern. Recently painted. been no material adverse change Rumaon, N. J. 537) and Mercer Road In the Town- Fenced-ln yard. Kitchen Just refln- THREE ACRES-TALL TREES Sr Bright for the Plenary Retail Con- ~~ HOMEa — VARM3 — ACREAOH HANDS0M1 AND SPACIOUS L h\s qualification information, Secretary - Treasurer, Director, -Mp 'of Colta Neck. • sumption C License for premises situ- lulicd. Call for appointment, K42-S2U ith'e total amount of uncompleted stockholder HOUSES FOR SALE Mow list many «ood buya-Call LAM- «f!»r « p.m. or 741-02(7 days. Ask for LINCROFT Ths names and residences of all of- ated at 1300 Ocean ~Arc.;-Bea-Brfght,-~ work on . contracts at the time Objections, If any, should be made fleers are as follows: N.J. BON, INC.. REALTORS, FREEHOLD. Tom. *nd data ol Uie classification, Immediately In writing to the Direc- 413-0410. 2 minutes to Parkway Exit 109 Henry D. Mercet, Jr., Rumson Road Offlcen IIOLMDB.il — CUdtoin built Colunlals (Forms for this purpose are avail- tor of the Division of Alcoholic Bev- Rumson, New Jersey—President ALAN S. LARSON-Prealdent- :• KEAN8RUIK1 — All-year-yound two- shift from "tha Jitractor of School erage Control, 1100 Raymond Blvd., PINE BEACH lwn Douglas D. Mercer, 778 Park Ave- 68 E. Lincoln Avenue, family ' Income boua*. FirirfloBr^now car gftrngcRi , PTCs . Oni*!e acre dTola. Blart- BulldinR-ServlcBsr Department of Newark,- NrJ; 07102 " Sue,: New York, New York—fleers- ban living. Ideal for horses or ponie*. Education, Trenton, N. J. 08635). Atlantic' Highlands ' PICTUESQUE RANCH rantpn. AU Improvements. Apartment Ing at *3f>,OO0. Ml-8138. Statelv trees by the dozen. Beautiful!) SHORE POINT DISTRIBUTING tary-Treasurer Eleanor Larson-Se^rr't-ry, Treasurer tn he renlpd - for -Btimmer.' Akln nmidscaBed. twubie septic system, cfty --- Tbft aucceaefu] .bidder shall pay COMPANY, INC. - - - - The names and residence nf al 68 E. Lincoln Avenue Wooded cornet lol with privacy *90QO. TST-4176 or 871-0121. NAVKSINK RIVBIl VIEW - lively the precaHlng wage of Chapte 24 Eastvlew Ave nut members of the Board of Directors f five-bedroom Colonial with rlv«r snd well water. 17x38' living room Atlantic Highlands fenct. Feature! eat-In kltchm/Fsrmal COLTS NEOK COLONIAI, — Four wltli largo picture windows each end #150 laws or 1963. Little Silver, N. J. * of said corporation are as follows: Objections, if any, should be made rlghm, Uontpr hall, living room with The BoarcTof Education Teserves UIL May 22, 29 $18,78 Henry D. Mercer, WHIowtirook, Rum- dlntno room/enarmoui maitar bed- bndroomi. Air conditioned. Overlooka rircnlace and bookshelves. dlninB and cut stone fireplace. Paneled den. Immediately In writing to Mr«. Mary lake. Owner trannferrcd. Oood mort- Spacious rooms. Bone dry basement. Tight to retain all proposals for a aon Road, Rumson, N. 3. Larson, Clerk of tha Borough of Sea room, large kitchen, paneled den, period of 90 days from the day of the Catherine 8. Mercer,. Willowbrook, room'hol woter bo5iboor« betrt/ful! Rlfre. By nwneK 747-5449. 3 '4 baths, full ba»pmenl. CnlJ JIB for200 amp wiring. Five minutes from NOTICE Bright baths, full ba»pmenl. downtown Hod Bunk, W minutes from actual opening and reading of bids - Rumison Boad, Rumaon, N. J. (Signed) basement/attached two-ear aaraoa. KXCHPTIONAL VALUE — On latKO «n appointmentitnt . JW.OOOJWOOO , nKDHEnKDHEN and no proposals may be withdrawn SHERIFF'S SAtE HUllcent M. Johnsen, 174 Rumson AQENOY, Realtors, 301 Maple Avt»., the occfin. Owner transferred. Asking SUPERIOR COURT - ALAN S. LARSON All Ihli for only Jl9,200 (leorglan Colonial home. Bpnd for bro- Jt2,M0. Land alono is worth $27,000. within aald 90 day period. Road, Rumaon, N. J. " . ' 55 E. Lincoln Avenue, chure, Owner, P.O. Box 209, Ocean- •orner BetRen PL, Rod Blink, 741-fllOO Copies of plans and specifications, OF NEW. JERSEY Phone 747-MM) anytime, CHANCERY DIVISION Henry D. Mercer, Jr., Rumson Road, Atlantic Highlands, N. 7. port, • "MIDDLETOWN -r- Capo Cod. Mvlng Including Instruction to bidders, may Rumson, N. J> May 22, 28 HUM RUMSOK COLONIAL — % ncr be examined at the office of Arthur MONMOUTH COUNTV THE KIRWAN CO. room with fireplace, dinette-kitchen. c Docket No. F 1782-67 Douglas D. Mercer, 7T5 Park Ave- TWO—BSDROOJC COOPERATIVE Ttirpe bedrooms, I1^ baths. Basement. Jnvel/ trees. B3xcellpnt location. Three RlgoJo, Grove Street At U.S. Route nue, New York, N, Y. Realtor. APARTMENT — Wall-to-wall carpet- J1T.MK). Call 1B7-N30. larga bedrooms, 2V living room #49 Clifton, New Jersey and may be FULTON SAVINGS BANK KINGS Objections, If any; should be made NOTICE tna;. A-l conilltloa. Fhnne M2-O47S. • Pnnrled don, large enclosed Dorch procured at said architect's office for COUNTY, A banking corporation, Immediately in writing lo Harry Take notice that The Globe Hotel Bayvllli otfict 30' patio with built-in barbecue. TWD- the purpose of. bidding upon a deposit Plaintiff VB: RUDOLPH KIRKPAT- Crlne, Municipal Clerk of the. Town- Company, Inc., trading as Globe Bar HOUSES FOR SALE car gut-age. 941,500. 842-2344. of cash or a, certified check to the KICK, et ux, et ais., Defendants ship of Colts Neck. and OrlllhaB applied to the "Mayor HOUSES FOR SALE xirdor of said architect in the sum of By virtue of a writ of execution tn HOMINY HILL GOLF CLUB and Council of the Borough of Red *W 00 per -et. Refunds aha)} be made the above stated action to me di- By: HENRY D. MERCER, JR.i Bank for a Plenary Retail 'Consamp- LOTS AND ACREAGE as provided In tha specif lea. Uona, rected, I shall expose for sale at tlon license C-17 for premises ^ situ- Addenda may be Issued toy the archi- public vendue, at the Court House In Freehold Road and Mercer Road ated at 20 East Front St., Red Bank, The Borough of Freehold, County ot sey N.J. FROM ONE LOT TO ll» ACRES— tect In accordance with specifications Monmouth, New Jersey, on Monday Township of Colta Neck, New Jersi Either commercial or residential. up to seven (7)/days iprior to tile open- May 15, 22 932 Offlcen and Stockholder* Call MUIXANEY REALTY 871-5151. Ing of bids, and will be corn a part ot the 10th day or June, 1SS8, at 2 Margaret Foresllero, President plans and specifications, and bidders o'clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. 43 Bridge Ave., Red Bank. N. J, BEAUTIFUL U aero Fair Haven plot are obligated on their own initiative All the following tract or parcel Carmine Caruso, Vfce President and Walking distance to river. Fully land- to make inquiry for and the examina- of land and the premises hereinafter SHERIFF'S BALE Secretary scaped. Price just reduced to ¥10,000. tion of such addenda, if any. particularly described, situate, lying SUPERIOR COURT OF 20 Rector Place, Red Bank, if.?. ROLSTON WATEKBUHY. Realtor; It The Board of Education- reserves and being In the Borough of Red NEW JERSEY Peter Maletto. Treasurer - W. Front St.. Red Bank. 747-3500. the rifrht to reject any or all bids and Bank in the County of Monmouth and CHANCERY DIVISION 20% East Front 8t., Red Bank. N.J. MIDDLETOWN — Finest area. Six tn waive any Inmaterfal defects and Stale of New Jersey: MONMOUTH COUNTY Objections, if any, should be made lots, several wooded. S9.Q8O to 110.500 Informality In any bid should it be BEGINNING at a point on the Docket No. T-U96-H1 immediately in writing to John Bryan, [Irm. PrlnclpaU. 431-0073 after 8 p.m deemed to the best Interest of ths northerly Bide of West Side Avenue, FIRST SAVINGS and LOAN AS Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank. Board of Education to do so. said point being the southwest corner SOCIATION of PERTH AMBOY, ft (Signed) HALF ACRE — High on a hill, finest DATED: May 22, 1968 of Lot No. 113, thence corporation of th« State of New MARGARET F0RE8TTER0 acctlnn of Mtddletown. Priced to sell By Order Of: (1> northerly along the west side of Jersey, Plaintiff vs: THOMAS JOHN May 15, 22 " $11.04 Jll.SOO. 871-32B!. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Lot No. 113, 150 feet to the south- MERRY and JOANNE MERRY, his RESIDENTIAL LOTS in Lin- BOROUGH OF RED BANK east corner of Lot No. 149; thence wife, and SUB-CONTH ACTORS IN croft area. 175' depth wllh frontaKC RED BANK, NEW JERSEY 0T701 (2) westerly along the south side of CORPORATED, Defendants NOTICE from 125' to 225'. Also corner lots. All Salvatore F. Qlovenco, Secretary Lot No. 149, 50 feet to the northeast By virtue of a writ of execution In Taka notice that Shrewiburr li- lota have full utlUtlea, water; elec- May 22 • 128.63 corner ot Lot No. Ill; thence the above stated action to me di- quors, Inc., a New Jersey corpora- tric, gai mid curbing. Priced from (3> southerly along the east side of rected, I Bhall expose for sale at tion, T/A Bhrewibury Liquors, Inc., 16500 (o 9111.000. Call 741-1730 day*. Lot No. HI, ISO feet to th« northerly public vendue, it tha Court House has made application to tbs May- T41-0372 nights. ______REAL ESTATE WANTED side ot West Side Avenue; thence fn The Borough of Freehold, County or and Council of the Borough ot HOME IS WHERE (4)-eaaleriy along the north side of or Monmouth, New Jersey, on Mon- Shrewsbury, for a Plenary Retail Dis- ONE ACRE choice property. Shore West side Avenue, 50 feet to the day the 27th day of May, 1B68, at 2 tribution License, D-l, for premise! Dr., Oooseneck Tolnt. River righti, HELP — ACTION! point or place of beginning, and more o'clock, P. M. Prevailing Time, situated at 782 Broad St., Shrewsbury, OAII S42-51S6, HELP us: our 12 lateipeoplt need a particularly described as follows: ALL that tract or parcel of land New Jersey, listing on your home. HOLM DEL — Seven wooded lots re BEGINNING at a point in the north- and premises, hereinafter particular- Officers malntng. All ona acre of more. Lo- ACTION- Is our motto—professional erly sideline of West Side Avcnye, ly described, aituate in the Township Andrew Sf, Smith, President cation high and dry. $10,000. Tel: services are just a phone call away. said point being distant 350 feet west- of Middlelown, in the County of 129 Trafford St., Trade-liu—Exchanges erly from the Intersection of the Monmouth and State of New Jer- Shrewsbury, N. J. SECURITY STARTS Commercial and Investment properties westerly sideline of Leighton Avenua sey, Ra more particularly described Mary E. Bmlth. Vice President and Member Two Multiple Listing Service with the northerly sideline of West on map of New Keanaburg. No. 3, Secretary COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WU*KSR ft WALKER Side Avenue and from said beginning Middletown Township. Monmouth 129 Trafford St., Realtor* point running County, N. J. made by Herbert O. Shrewsbury, N. J. Shrewsbury • Middlelown-Holmdel MIDDLETOWN TWP. — Commorlcal (1) along the said northerly side of Todd, Civil Engr. and Surveyor, objections, if any, should bt made HOUSING PROBLEMS CANNOT BE SOLVED EX- 601 Broad 8L 206 Hwy. 3ff West Side.Avenue North 85 degrees Atlantic Highlands, N. J. June 20th, Immediately in writing to Jean Fab* property along Hwy: M or 36. From 741-52H 671-3311 17V to 10 acres MULLANEY REAL- 17 minutes West 00 reet to a point 1921, Scale 50 feet to 1 Inch. ry, Borough Clerk of th« Borough of CEPT AS A MULTITUDE OP OTHER PROBLEMS TY 5 therein; thence BeglrUng at a point In the west- Shrewsbury, New Jersey. WIG NEED—Five or ill, 2-3 bedroom (2) North 6 degrees 12 minutes East erly side of Ohio Avenue and said SHREWSBURY LIQUORS. INC. COMMERCIAL AND LIGHT INDUS- Incomes, furnished or unfurnished, 150 feet to a point; thence point being the southeasterly corner a New Jersey Corporation ARE SOLVED CONCURRENTLY. WE DO NOT TRY LOTS—In Red Bank Airport from $85 to 1175 per month for in- (.1) South 85 degrees 17 minutes East of lot 197 on said map and running Shrewsbury, New Jtrgey ' urea, ranging from one acre to six coming personnel THK BERG AGEN- 50 feet to a point; thence thence {X) Westerly along the South- May 15, 22 113.42 PRETEND TO KNOW ALL THE ANSWERS, BUT WE acres anri priced from $18,000 to CY, Rt. 3fl, Middletown, 67M0OO. (4) South 5 degrees 12 minutes West erly line of Lot 107 on said map $60,000. Wilt alsn build to suit. Call ISO fact to the point or place of Be- 100 feet to the Southwesterly corner Ul-mO days. 711-0372 til/this. NOTIOB DO KNOW THAT COORDINATED ACTION MUST WANTED!! ginning. of lot 197 on said map; thence (2) 4-468 KAZLBT—rrnfesfllotml building. Hwy Racing season, summer and yearly The aforesaid description being In Southerly along this Easterly line of SHERIFF'S SALE 35. Pour tmttea, full alr-conttttloned. rentali. We can also Multiple List your jeenrd with a survey made by Helm a certain one foot reserved as BE TAKEN ON MANY FRONTS. Engineering Associates, Land Survey- shown on said map 50 feet to the SUtERIOB COURT Two unites vacant. Very deslrabls for home for sale Call us today. northwesterly corner of lot 1M on OF NEW JERSEY most professional men Will take back ors, Red Bank, N. J., dated Novem- CHANCEKY DIVISION first mortgage. Asking $35,000. Fhoni ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY ber 30, 1962. snld map; thence (3) Easterly along Realtor TOGETHER with all fixtures now the northerly line of lot 194 on BIONMOCTH COUNTY 793-S12.V salt! map 100 feet tn the westerly lhtcliH So. F 674 97 1480 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright • hereafter attached to or used In KAE . MILLMAN, Plaintiff «: YOU, AS A PARENT, ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE M2-OOO4 connection with the premises herein side of Olilo Avenue aforeaaJd; thence A Open T Days deacrlhod and the household ap- (*) northerly along the Westerly f"Q CAFPADONA, et als. Defen- BUSINESS PROPERTY Mfmbsr Multiple Listing Service iliancca which are fixtures and pnrt aide of Ohio Avenue aforcanld SO dant* TRAINING AND GUIDANCE OF YOUR CHILDREN. if the realty: 8 wood storm windows, fePt to the point or place of Begin- virtue of a writ of execution LAKEWOOD NEED VACANT LAND 2 storm doors, RBB range. ning. In the above itated action to me dl- HOW GOOD A JOB ARE YOU DOING? HAVE Four occupied apurtmrnti. Three ilory Being commonly known and desig- Being known and denigrated nn rectpi-1, I sitall expose for sale at fmmfl structure Jn excellent condition, Small lot or lame tracts. Call MU puliMe vwidue, at the Court. House nated us No. 112 Wfi.it.iklB Avenue Red all of lols 195 and 19G on map In HIP Borough of Freehold, County YOU ENCOURAGED THEM TO LEARN TO EARN A Tliref! concrete garages. Bulldinii oil LANEY REALTY. 671-0151. Rank, New Jersey nt lots nfr.rpfln.ld. Alan known as 47 heated and Insulated. Suitable for of- ARE YOU en I nR In BPII your home! The approximate amount of the Ohio Avenue, East Kranaburg, N.J. of Monmouth, New Jersey, on Mon- fices, 'j I)t6clt to mnln post offlcs Why not let us help you, list it with Judgment to be initialled by said nalfi The approximate amount o[ the day the 17th day nr June, 1968, al 2 LIVING? HAVE YOU TAUGHT THEM TO BE LAW- and ttu-ilnosj section. Asking JD.OOO, o'clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. LINCROFT ASSOCIATES. INC. Renh la thfl sum o! $12,075 together with judgment to he satisfied by said All tho.ic certain lots, tracts or MEYER MORRILL tors, 165 Hwy. 35, Mlddlrtown. (Op- the costs of this sale. sale Is the sum of $15,875 togeth- arecla of land and premises situate, ABIDING CITIZENS? MANY COMPLEX PROBLEMS posite Howard Johnson) fl71-f>333, The Sheriff hereby reserves the er wltn the costs of this snle. BROKSR right to adjourn tills "ale without lying nnrt bolng In tho Borough of 4.1 X. Mtln 81. Room 103 Svenlngs 7*1-01(12. Member Multiple Tha Sheriff hereby reoervcg the Kndbiirg. In the County of Mon* "ltlnR Service. further notice by publication. light to adjourn thin BRIP without mmitli and state of New Jersey. CRY OUT FOR SOLUTION, BUT LET EACH OF US rrmhold,.N. J. 4M-S627 Dated April 11, 1963 further notice liy publication. SHREWSBURY — 15,000 >q. II. Ueat LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED IN PAUL KlffiRNAN, Sheriff. TAtlL KIERNAN, Sheriff. BEOINNINO at the Intersection COMBINE IN A CONCERTED EFFORT TO MAKE business location on lervlce road to Atlantic Highlands. Highlands. Le- Kovacii, Anderson, Horowitz Dated March 28, 10G8 formed by the southerly line of Le- Oardrn Bt»le r«rkv«»y. WEART-NE- onardo and Naveslnk. BROOK AOEN- A Ruder, Ally*. Toolnn, nomonil A Burgeas, Atlva. ila Avenue with the westerly line MKTH AOENCY, 102 W. Front SI 1Y, Hnnk RuUdlnff, Atlantic High- May 15, 22, 2!>, June & $S8.32 May 1, 8, 1\ 22 KCO.00 if Harding Avenue, and from said AMERICA BETTER. Red Bank. 741-23(0. lands. 291-1717. mint of beginning running thance m along the westerly line of Hard* STATE OF KKW JKRHKY ng Avenue south 4 degrees 61 mln- FREEHOLD Jtii past 75 feet; thence (2} aoutn Vnlnnbln business corner. Enlnttnif VKPARTMKNT OF LAW AM) PUBLIC SAFETY degrees ll minutes west 125.68 oonerptc btiMrllnit. 12x24- Immodlste DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC IIEVEKAUE CONTROL :t to the cnsterly lino or Love pontraabm Jin.OflO full prlco. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I-onc; Ihenco (.1) along same north MEYER MORRILL TAKE NOTICE tliat pursuant to Hid provision.* of TUle 33, Chapter loRree '20 mlniitea cnBt 78> feet 1 1, RPVISPCI Statutes of Now Jerary (Alcoholic BevertiEP Law) and Stnte lo th* Bouthprly Una or Leola Ave- i . E. Main at, "Regulation No. 2fi. hM.rtnj[fl will hit held by UIP Director of Alcoholic nue; thnnm (4i along anme norlli 88 erngo Control on Wednrnday. Juno ft, IWiS nt 10 n'clnrk in tlio fr.rrnoon ilogrnes 11 mlnutos ennt 118.68 reet nt the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control. Room 101, 11 Oft Unymonil to llio point or place nf npjrmning. EAIi ESTATE WANTED Boulevard, Newark, New Jersey, to determlno whether certain alroholla ncliiR known and designated as KivcrnRcn, ami oihp.r allfgprl tinlnwful prnnrrty untied In thn County of Lots Nns, 1, 2, a, 47. 43 and 49 IFRC.ENTLV NBEPKn — Two ami stnnninuth nnti Slate of Now Jersey, on tho flat pa and from ihe places and in "Map nf Willis Park"; belnfc fur- three-trdrum hnnica WIddlflown, IIAR- »f»r.ion.i hrrfllnafler sol forth, ronfoltute* unlawtul property thereunder, imr Known and (lenfgnntcil as Lois let vicinity. We have buyors walling, nftp Dntn of I'rrson from N«B. ]. 2, 3, 47, 48 and 41), RLoclt THK KIHWAN'Td. TRT-fitiOO. IOIIH nn tho official (nx map of thi uini>fr Rfliuro vihoin nrltrd I'lncfl or 8rUure tinrmigh of I(pnnahur((, WE"CAN"MULTIPLE"usf~~ 1.R95 4/23/67 John Lea Hayes c/r> Jolin LM Hayes Migrant MULTIPLE LISTINGS The forcKnlng [lascrliitlnn IH In «c- Camp cardancB with a survey made by VOUR noyiE t tuber t OrRenlierK Aiaoclalen, Call tndny And KIVP ili'inlln nnd cnah Upper Freehold Twp. l*lcd I-'obniary X 1062. price. Ri'RUl.tNCi TII0MP3OM A A£T 1,043 B/ S/67 John BOB Prrrlneville Rd.. Thfl Npproxliitnte mmonnt o( tli« PUBLISHED BY MEMBERS. OF RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE Mlllstonn Twp. Judgment tn hn sntlndei) hy sattl ( TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that if, after surh hrarlnEfl. Ihe Director II) is tlio sum nr $fi,FH>0 together LISTING SERVICE IN OBSERVANCE OF REALTOR WEEK, LISTINGS [IMermtncR tliat the iiclzed proper!v conslluite mioh uniswiiil pmnnrtY. uriil 1 • tli- mils of thin sslfi. (icclarcfl siid pmpprty forfeited, he will dispona of >un« In scrordnnco Milltll'lf llslini;* "r OUIITI1 I refjiilr^i The Sheriff hereby rcHervns tha MAY 19-25. fi>r very nrllvr n;ilr<» fore* All arfftfl, with tlie provisions of Ihe above entitled Statute. •iBlit In adjourn Ililn nulfl without fur- 2i h'nir servltc ("nil "What happtni if I go over your her noi|p« kliy publication. RAY Bl'lUiMAN', ItRALTOR ad And buy one of those diih Director Dated Anrll lit, 1P0H (Our 60th year) iihen in Th* Daily Rtglitsr want •ark. Nnw Jwsey . TAtJL KtERNAN* Shfrlfr. H8 Broad Bt. Shrewsbury May 7, IMS *umen * 'i'umen, Attya, 711-8000 di yiyway?" May 3% X 131.28 Hay 22, 29, Juno 8, 1} . flt.tt PEANUTS By CHARLES M. SCHVLZ THF. DAILY REGISTER, 5 Monmouth College Lecture Wed., May 22, J9fi8-25 Series Speakers Are Named Foil Escape, WEST LONG BRANCH - mental and often physical pun- lege's main building. Fix Identity Five personalities will be fea- ishment they endure. Tickets will be sold on a tured during tlie 1988-69 Mon- Price is reluming to the se- first-come, first-served basis, mouth College lecture Series, rins. His presentation is called Mr. Benham said, and will he Of Youth according to Robert M. Ben- "Three American Voices," In for the entire series. Tickets IIOLMDEL - A l»-year-old ham, the college's director of which he draws from (he works are not available for single lec- youth, who made a brief es- community relations. of three great American art- BLONDIE By CHIC YOUNG tures. cape from the State Police ists. Interested persons should The speakers and the dates Saturday after his arrest at I'LL HAVE SOU? they will appear are: Harry All sessions will be at 8:30 contact the college's commu- SEE, TVII3 PLACE ) SALAa STEAK, the Asbury Park toll booth of (3 EXPENSIVE.' •/ , Reasoner, roving correspon- p.m. In Pollak Audilorium, of nity relations of/ice for infor- LOOK AT THESE ) ( GOLLY.', dent for the Columbia Broad- Woodrow Wilson-Hall; the col-1 mation. the -Garden State Parkway,- OUTRASEOUS casting System, Sept. 17; Rob- has been identified as a New ert Manry, a newspaper copy Shrewsbury resident. editor who sailed a 13!4-foot Police said tha youth, who sloop across the Atlantic School Bus Routes Set had identified himself as Ron- Ocean, Oct. 8, and, Emily Kim- ald Jones of Wilmington, Del, brough, author and lecturer, is really Ronald Valentine, 19, Oct. 15. In West Long Branch of 74 Peach St., New Shrews- George Plimpton, sportsman, bury. writer und editor of the Paris WEST LONG and support for the men ln^ The Board of Education last Vietnam. ^Deteetive Allen Merken- of Review, Nov. 12, and Vincent the Holmdel barracks said the Price, radio and television per- night announced that school The annual art show will be bus routes have been scheduled held on the grounds of the identification was made Mon- B-Zl sonality, art consultant, critic day after investigation. and collector, Feb. 11. for all parochial school stu- Frank Antonides School on dents In the school district. Sunday, May 26th. The program ' The youth was apprehended MARY WORTH By ,4LLE|V SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST Sponsoring the lecture series when he could not pay the toll for the fifth consecutive year Requests for transportation to will begin at 1:30 p.m. St. Jerome's Catholic School, Board members will consider or produce a valid driver's li- PERHAMj-A/ri rstfr WRTOMtt >" 6000! {0 DOB A QUOTE—BOY- are the Jersey Shore Branch cense or vehicle registration. UNQUOTE— *w «s£,Hotat! of the American Association of here, total 121 to date, it was a suggestion made by Mrs. tOOK. BW! WE'VE UUFOKrY-THR£E,T0 THEREFORE, I AM MWMS YOU—KIR said. Carolyn Cameron, secretary of Taken to the barracks, he was HAD DOZENS OF MIES 1 BE EXACT, My PET !- THE SEVENTH TIME—TO BE University Women, The Cen- handcuffed, but managed to es- BGCUMtVE, RKSWISlTHB tral Jersey Bank and Trust Also approved was a payroll the P.T.A., that swings be con- SHaVCU HIRED W£~7 EACH ONE A DON'T ASK KM* (VCT«» *KS. WEBSTER! structed on the Frank Anto- cape through a restroom win- CHERBffiD MEMORY! Company and the New Jersey deduction plan for school em- AND, AT MY AGE, A GIRL nides playground. dow. DOcSTHINKOF Natural Gas Company. ployes for deposit in the Mon- He was captured four hours MARRIAGE! Reasoner's topic will be "Cit- mouth-Ocean County Teachers Federal Credit Union, effective later at 5 p.m. by State Police izenship and Cynicism." A pro- and Holmdel Township officers fessional journalist, Mr. Rea- Sept. 1. Dr. King's Permission was granted by in the woods near Holmdel soner has covered assignments Road. from Cape Kennedy to political board members to send a stu- Memorial Is dent to the Children's Psychia- Detective Merken said the conventions. youth is in the Monmouth On June 1, 1965, Manry set tric Center in Eatontown for the 1968-69 school year at the On June 9 County jail in lieu of $6,500 out in Tinkerbclle, a small sail bail. He has been charged boat, on a 78 - day jour- annual tuition of $3,100. LINCROFT -A program Resignations were accepted memorializing Dr. Martin with possession of a stolen ' ney across the Atlantic Ocean automobile, carrying a con- from Falmouth, Mass,, to Fal- from Mr. Ronald Aljets, Miss Luther King Jr. will be held By jREC SMYTHE Helen Coutros, Miss Karen A. in the First Unitarian Church cealed deadly weapon, which ANDY CAPP mouth, England. Topic of Mr. police said was a knife, and Manry's lecture will be "Tink- Dettmar and Mr. John Aria. Sunday, June 9, at 4 p.m. rYER FOR iirailr Coed time ta "|« mray from newi HUT catue tonponty rut it all" ami tain a thort trip to PfANA FAtMER'S -BUT INSIPE. UKS MAN/ -MSIPE-AROOM between mug factions. relax and meditate HOME LOOKS HOMES, THERE ARE BARE EXCEPT FOR UNEXPECTED Tauras. April 20 fo May 20 Scsrpis.Oct.ahNw. 21 ORPWAR/FROM SECRETS-A POOR TIVO STRAW MATS 6UEST- WHO Harmonious Tibntions bring t Afreeiaents aro faillf arrired THE OUTSIDE — ALWAYS tEFTOPEU- —A WINDOW AWAYS renewal of m relationship which at tinder bedefio rays, .Gonocs- IS OH HIS WAV. siooe axe made freely. (THATIS, FOR A^ SU6HTLY OPENED, hid "cooled off." IWATtfiL HOME). G.mtni. M»y 21 4t> Junt 21. S.gIH»rm«.Nor.52foD«.2l Affairi pi young adult accented Rot much doint in the Safrit- Don't interfere unless asked for tarins chart now, hit youH find help or adVice. plenty to hold jour interest. Cancer. June 22 fo July 21 Capricorn. Dtc. 22 to Jan. 20 You are in a philanthropic mood. Elden ihould tie itren every There are plenty ct oppormoi* respect ud eoastderation bat tic* for ;ou to git*. do not need b ko pampered, Uo. July 22 fo Aug. 21 Aquarius. Jan. 21 fa Fat. If Conciliate difference oE opinion You may have to play a waiting between young and old—if yod game, which doesn't aaJt TOUT can eomfflunicite. nrstnt altnatfctn at aft. Virgo. Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 PlKas. Fab. 20 to MarcH 20 Remedial action taken under An adroit maneurer may not current rays should work oat work at tthen auspect yen U jtut the ny yon l»pe. dermuneu. UM diplomacy. 'WE WERE STARTING TO PIAY HOU&E...ANO DENMIS IEFT RIGHT AWAY TO WAV GQLFP 1»M, PoUiaaereHall Syndicate NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAIV BEETLE BAILEY By MORT WALKER \NILLVOU SURE THING, MWOULPYOU ^ / WHV TAKE MY JUST AS SOON PICTUieg. MAKg ITA FAMILY 4 GROUP SHOTPif/PKOUP TO.

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HOW DOES MOM GROW SUCH BEAUTIFUL ROWERS PAP? E DAILY REGISTER, Lanvin Plant Dedication Is Tomorrow approximately 1,000 different Denies Board Ashed Inoculation Records plained there is no easy way HOLMDEL — The Lanvto- building and refurbishing of MDDLETOWN Notices of Education request, and the ulation records of older chil- The Board of Health will not to tell how much money is the facilities have cost |5 mil- items of the Lanvin-Charles of Charles of the Bite factory on the Ritz perfume and cosmetic brought borne yesterday by Board of Health did not recom- dren — say those 12 or 13 — take up the matter with the left in a particular account un- lion. Rt. 35 will be formerly dedi- line are produced. township school children re- mend it," the health officer are often not available, since school board. der the board's present record cated tomorrow afternoon, Company officials said the quiring Inoculation records said. He added the board children are customarily inoc- "Let the school board have system. company officials in New York plant combined the operations COMPLETES COURSE were not recommended by thej was not even approached of- ulated within six months after their troubles," Dr. Krohn ad- Charles V, Carroll Jr., town- said yesterday. of Lanvin-Charles of the Bitz Board of Health, Dr. Maw ficially on the matter by school birl.hr ----- visedV -"We'll tell them when ship clerk and former board Bernard Lanvin, director of installations on Long Island and James Wymesof 25 Cath- Krohn, health officer, declared authorities. they .come to us." member, has volunteered to System Favored the firm, will be guest of honor in Connecticut. The factory is erine Avenue, Bed Bank, has last night. What It Says set up such a system, Dr. The health officer said he At. Dr. Krohn's request, the at the dedication, which will the center for all production, completed a 11-month course The Board of Education "If inoculations are not evi- would favor a progressive sys- board voted establishment of Krohn -said. laboratories and shipping for at the School of Business Ma- tem, with inoculation records mark the end of the rejuvina- notice, Dr. Krohn said, states denced, the notice ssys the a simple bookkeeping system The board approved the tion of the former Mattel Com- the company in the United chines, Menlo Park Shopping demanded at first only for chil- move unanimously after Mr. the Board of Health recom- children can't go to school," to show unexpended appropri- pany plant begun In Nov., States. Center. mends that such records be Herbert Coffey, a board mem- dren in lower grades, with ation balances derived from Coffey was convinced there higher grade students' records 1966. More than 400 persons are Mr. Wymes is a graduate required. ber, reported. grants of state aid to the will be no duplication and no of Middlesex High School. T don't agree WlUl ttnrBoanr ^PrrKrohtr agreed flat ftioe- required as the years pass. board; The health officer oom- additional board—expense. Additions to the•- existing employed -at tteJaclPry,.where

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