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SAIGON (AP) — The rebellion against Premier Nguyen Buddhist power center 50 miles northwest of Da Nang, and in Korean, Australian and other Allied troops. No Americans were known to have been in the area. Can Ky in Da Nang collapsed today, giving the military junta Saigon itself. After two hours 1.000 Vietnamese marines and paratroops Sporadic firing had continued until late last night in Da uncontested control of the nation's second largest dry. Twenty civilian military leaders in Hue issued a proclama- scattered the mob, hurling tear gas and firing automatic Nang, 380 miles northeast of Saigon, but the shooting ended weapons into the air. Some 400 rebel troops streamed out of Da Nang's Tinh tion charging the junta with using "terrorism, bombing and with a heavy tropical downpour. ,t Hoi pagoda and gave up their weapons to an overwhelming slaughter" to repress the people of the northern provinces and There were conflicting versions on the origin of the shot Gen. Dong said the rebel troops yielded without any ne- ring of loyal marines and 13 armored cars which slowly had establishing dictatorial rule over them. They also said they would that killed the Vietnamese soldier, a bicycle messenger. Bud- gotiations. He said he told them: "If you surrender to us, we tightened the stranglehold on the Buddhist stronghold. boycott a national congress in Saigon tomorrow called by the dhist monks said a GI had killed the Vietnamese. Some U. S. will/save your lives." He said there was no other guarantee. government to discuss the country's deep political divisions. sources said the shot was fired by a Vietnamese guard with Dong said he doubted whether they would be punished but Another 400 anti-government soldiers and armed insurgents the convoy, but other American accounts of the incident did S^ve up yesterday. Ky gavetno indication whether he woujd move against Hue, added that would be up to Saigon. He said some of the rebel where the Buddhist-controlled radio has been predicting a gov- not say whether an American or a Vietnamese fired the shot military leaders may have escaped tha cordon of troops, ar- MAYOR CAPTURED ernment invasion since the premier sent 2,500 loyal marines or whether it came from another source. mored cars and tanks. He also said there might still be some Among those captured was Da Nang's mayor, Dr. Nguyen and paratroops to Da Nang eight days ago. , The riot was the first big display of anti-Americanism snipers in the city but that Da Nang was 90 per cent secure. Van Man, who was pictured as a prime mover in the revolt. Two hours of anti-American rioting erupted In Safficft out- since Buddhist monks led their youthful supporters on nightly Twenty officers, most of them lieutenants and captains, Ky threatened to execute Dr. Man last month as a Communist side the main Buddhist Institute after a mysterious snot killed rampages through Saigon for a week last month in support of were among the 400 rebels, he said. plotter but later backed away from the threat. a Vietnamese private as a U. S. military convoy passed by. Buddhist demands for a civilian government. ., The commander of Ky's Da Nang task force, Brig. Gen. Du Egged on by shouts that the Americans had killed the soldier, It was the fourth straight day of disorders around the in- Dong said 20 government troops were killed and more than Quoc Dong, said the physician-mayor had been taken when he the mob of youths burned a U. S. military truck and a jeep. stitute, a large compound with a pagoda and barracks housing 100 wounded in the week's fighting. He gave no estimate of tried to flee the pagoda. He was flown to Saigon. "Burn American cars! Kill Americans!" the youths Buddhist officers and quarters for the monks. rebel casualties. The Buddhists claimed 200 killed and 700 screamed. A toothless old woman spat on an American cor- In Saigon's adjacent Chinese city of Cholon,.an explosion woynded — a figure that foreign newsmen at the scene con- By crushing the Da Nang revolt in a week-long campaign sidered highly inflated. of attrition and force, Ky took a major step toward reassert- respondent. . wrecked a tenement building, burying up to 20 persons in the ing the U. S.-backed government's authority in the northern The youths roughed up the jeep's driver, Capt. Earl R. ruins. Officials said the blast could have been caused by gas •Newsmen counted 26 bodies in the pagoda after the troop* provinces. But Ky still faced major opposition in Hue, the other Keeler, but he took refuge in a nearby command post tor South or the accidental explosion of a Viet Cong arms cache. surrendered. They were draped with Buddhist flags. U. $• Air Cavalry Rips Cong Unit SAIGON (AP) - U.S. air last week, when monsoon rains rifle while patroling the Dinh Ba Cong army headquarters 85 trymen also destroyed 32 struc- cavalrymen reported today they curtailed operations in the north River. It ran aground and sank miles south of Da Nang. tures and 13 tunnels and said have wiped out two thirds of a sharply. during salvage operations, a The U. S. 25th Infantry Divi- their own casualties continued Viet Cong battalion during a The U. S. Command an- spokesman reported. He said sion continued on its Operation light. week of fighting in rugged moun- nounced that a Navy "Swift there were moderate casualties Wahiawa sweep through the Boi In Operation Craiy Horse tains and high elephant grass of Boat" was hit by Viet Cong fire among the six-man crew. Loi woods and rubber planta- ranging across an area 13 to 20 central Viet Nam. and sank 20 miles southeast of For the third successive day, tions 35 miles northwest of Sai- miles northeast of an An Khe, a The 1st Air Cavalry Division Saigon yesterday. It was the B52 bombers hammered at Viet gon. The division reported kill- reported another 47 Viet Cong first of the speedy 50-foot river Cong positions in Quang Ngai ing 11 Viet Cong yesterday to military spokesman reported killed yesterday, raising the to- patrol boats to be lost. The boat province. The giant Stratofor- raise the toll since the operation heavy monsoon rains made fight- tal to 207 since Operation Crazy was hit by a 57mm reccilless tresses hit at a suspected Viet started May IS to 95. The infan- Ing "very, very difficult." Horse started May 16 about 250 miles northeast of Saigon. Ground fighting elsewhere was Long Branch School Construction Dispute light, but American planes took advantage of slightly improved weather to increase their attacks against North Viet Nam. Independent Probe Is Sought Air Force and Navy planes flew 49 missions north of the 17th parallel yesterday. This was LONG BRANCH - Dissatisfied umns are set out of line, weaken' sanitary sewers run under the,two other persons toured the she 10 more than on Saturday and with assertions by the Board of ing the building's support. Also, building. posing the threat of since Friday armed with plumb well above the usual number Education and its architect that under attack are evidences of seepage undermining 'the 58- ines, levels and rulers. nothing is substantially awry in 'honeycombing" in the concrete dassroom structure. What «« saw shocked us. the construction of the $3.5 mil-footings holding the columns. Mr. Boyken and William H. said Mr. Garr. He said the col- lion junior high school, two city Herbert A. Weiner of Weiner Me ski 11, superintendent of umns in many casts were out CHANGIN6 QWNERSHIP — Rariran Township Mayor Marvin Olinsky, left, hands Man Dies groups and a number of private and Thaler, consulting engineers schools, said the sanitary sewer of plumb by more than two de#di of Bteri Street School and Rarifan Vallay USA school property to Beard of Edu- citizens intensified their calls last on the project, minimized the is encased in concrete under the inches. His association last night cation Pr««!d»nt Theodora SJ< v«*ar Bears St. plant y«tt«rday. Baars St. compkx— night.for an independent Investi- honeyoombing's significance Fri-lbuilding in a manner approved As 2 Cars ^gation. _/v ', day, indicating that the effect by the Sewerage Authority, called for the City Council and thraa iinall iulldings and land—was denttaii by ii-*BaHd»n Association, a iroup of School ofecJal* ftmft newsmen would be corrected by the con- scfiool boaref and ttite Depart- Board of Education to "tmmedl- 14 d»valoparj. Raritan Valley property—eight «r»»—wa» donated by buildar Howard on a tour of the construction Fri tractor, A. Kaplan and Son, En-ment of Education. ately halt all further construc- tion until an impartial investi- $i»gal. He will contribute $100 to school board for each hom» constructed. An atti- Strike Him day afternoon m an effort to glewood. Mr. Boyken cited a letter of Honeycombing, said Mr. Wein- Aug. 12, 1964, from the late Otis gation can be concluded." litatad $8,500 of thi« money has been received by tha Township CommittM and, it refute statements in a local news- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - A paper. While "minor defects" do er, is She result of air bubbles R. Seaman, then city engineer, The association urged Mayor- available to tha board for construction fundi. * • . . : . ' • 78-year-oJd man was killed on exist in the project, the officials' ill the concrete. approving the plans. elect Paul L. Nastasio, Jr., to Rt. 34 here Saturday night when said, they amount to little and The'third major issue at the Tour Site take an active role in investi- he was struck by two cars. One will be corrected before" the construction site is whether, as Milton Garr of the City-Wide gating the charge^ "so that he driver, believed to be the one Board of Education officially ao Mr. DeBartolis says, storm and'Civie Association said- he and (See SCHOOL, Page 3) whose car struck the fatal blow, cepts the building. did not stop. Legislature Is Expected It was learned last night tfliat The victim was identified as an independent engineer is be- Also Asks Independent Ocean Audit Herman Amend, a resident of ing caljed in by at least one Parker Boarding Home, Rt. 34, civic group to appraise the con- here. struction and deliver a verdict as To Hold Night Sessions Police Chief Ralph E. Wallace to its worthiness. Fox Returns 2d Lam} Fee gave this account: Seeks Meeting By WILLIAM HENDERSON sion until late June or Jul; The man ran onto the highway OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Ed-the township, treasurer and audi- the Sand HUis area where the families and want to end the Samuel DeBartdis,: city build- TRENTON - State legislators would be unprecedented in state sessions pronto. south of Lloyd Rd. He was struck win J. Fox, former Recreation tor, Mr. Fox called for an im- township plans an industrial by a southbound car driven by ing inspector, has called for a face the unhappy task of holding house history. Usually, the sen- The last measure which the Committee attorney, has re- mediate and independent audit of park. night sessions in their scrambl ators and assemblymen recess i Stephen Testa, 17, of 46 Beech- meeting with school authorities urned, with interest, a $500 over- the township's books. He said it Difficult to Follow legislative members will handle wood Ter., Matawan. to seek the answers to questions to "dean up" a paper storm of late May and return for a meet- during the present session is payment he received in 1962 was passible that other errors Mr. Sweitzer said the 1961 major and minor, bills. ing In November. For this week The teenager stopped and he has raised concerning the while buying property for what had also gone unnoticed. the one calling for the redistrict- structure's soundness. transactions had been difficult to A close adviser to Governoi only, the legislature meets today ing of the state's 15 congress- started walking toward Mr. is now the Wanamassa Recrea- follow because the practice then Mr., DeBartolis was ordered The double payment wa« made Riofcard J. Hughes told The and Wednesday. ional lines. Amend when a northbound tion Park on Logan Rd. public last Monday when Town- had been for money to be paid Register this is a logical move The members have been on 'light-colored" car ran over the rom the site i Tuesday for Mr. Fox, an Asbury Park law- The governor wants quick ac- allegedly using loud and profane ship Manager Jack'P. Sweitzer to a lawyer who then would pay because the lawmakers are balk- the job-since January, but failed stricken man. yer, sent a $500 check together said he had discovered that two the individual property owners. ing at the idea of extra day tion on ail other bijls so the re- language. Before he left, how- to act on important and lessei Dr. C. Malcolm B. Malcolm with a check for $100.84 interest, $500 vouchers had been sub- He said he did not know whether meetings, claiming they can't maining time can be devoted to B. Gihnan, county physician, said ever, he made several observa- bills because of a running feud the congressional legislation, to Township Attorney David Res- mitted to the Recreation Com- escrow accounts had been used. neglect their businesses any over the income and sales tax, it was this second car which tions about the construction and rukoff. longer. which his cabinet is now draft- told them to a local newspaper. mission by Mr. Fox for the same All future acquisitions will see The Democrats, who control caused death. In an accompanying letter to property. checks made payable directly to ing.. The Testa youth has not been Mr. DeBartolis was charged by The Hughes aide explained: the legislature, want to move on Mr. Resnikoff, Mr. Fox said that Mr. Sweitzer said he made the property owners, he said. every measure to assure, the vot- There are several urgent pack- charged in the death. Investiga- John Keating and Frank Calla- "They don't have much choice ages of bills which must go han, representatives of Middle- upon checking his files he found issue public only when he re- Mr. Resnikoff said the discrep- In the matter. Either they have erS back ,nome th?y *re living tion by Sgt. John McGinty and he "Inadvertently and by error" through the mill, inoluding those Patrolman Christopher Martin is town architect Richard O. Boy- ceived no answer from Mr. Fox ancy will spur an investigation Monday sessions and come back up to their campaign promises. had been paid twice for the Har-after sending him two letters by the township into all other The Republican legislators are on labor, higher education, continuing. ken, with being a disorderly per- lay, on Wednesday nights, or transportation, pollution, drunk- son. His case is scheduled to be din Property, Lot 23, Block 5. questioning the transaction. transactions involved in the park. continue the present slow pace in the same boat. Ail lawmaker Mr..Amend, a veteran of World en, driving, a gun. measure war I, has no known survivors. heard Thursday m Municipal Audit Suggested In the letter to Mr. Resnikoff, and sit until the middle of Jury must seek re-election next yea The manager said he had been Mr. Fox said: under a new system of reappor which may be moved by the Arrangements are under direc- Court. Saying the discrepancy had oc-scanning the 1962 transactions to —and who wants that?' ' At issue at the construction Keeping the legislature in tionment and voting. Senate today, regional sewer leg- tion of Day Funeral Home Key- curred three and a half years develop procedures to be fol- "May I inform you that for A Democratic senator from (See SESSION, Page. 3) port. 3 i Ire is whether steel tube col- ago and had gone unnoticed by lowed in acquiring properties In (See FOX, Page 3) Essex County informed The Reg- ister: "I'll probably get my heai Sewer Authority Will Review Plant Site Issue handed to me for saying it, bul night sessions are okay. I'd rath er do that than sit in thos sweltering chambers through al of June and most of July, State's Creek and Bay Dye Study Released know several other senators feel the same way about it." By FRANK W. HARBOUR analysis of the document, plus al plant elsewhere, or run the Meantime, the fishermen are Nonetheless, dispersion and made May 3-7, and the assimila- There are several senator .MIDDLETOWN — The long- its findings from a recent trip outfall line into the bay. waiting. If the authority indi- assimilation factors listed in the tion study, July 27-Aug. 11, with and assemblymen who have awaited state Department of to the Monmouth Beach clam Up to this point, no commit cates that some compromise is report could lead the authority the assistance of the U. S. Pub- planned vacations and variou. Health dye test study, relatinrela....gD purification plant, will de- ments have been made either likely there may be no court into a new aoproach to the prob- lic Health Service. forms of recreation with thei to the township's multi-million- cide whether to locate the dispos- way. fight. lem. And, fishermen may not Just as important, perhaps, dollar sewer program, has been Leonard Nelson, president of agree with the state's analysis. will be the authority's view of received by the Sewer Author the fishermen's association, pre- The dye dispersion study was (See STUDY, Page 3) ity. dicted before the state report School Wing The state, since late last year, Strathmore Soldier was released Chat it wculd show Ground Broken has refused to release the 50- that dye remained in the creek page document, without giving for a four-day period. Today's Index RED BANK - Auxiliary any reasons. Mr. Nelson was correct. Its final release could prevent Killed in Viet Nam Bishop James J. Hogan of the No Deterrent Manalapan couple hopes for return of rabbit to save Trenton Diocese, Msgr. Em- litigation, which has been threat- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — A then underwent additional train- baby rabies shots Page 2 REGISTRATION mett Monahan of St. James ened by the North Jersey Fish- Strathmore youth has been killed Ing in Alaska and Hawaii before But, the report says in effect Church and Sister Mary, ermen's Association, Belford. in Viet Nam, the Defense Depart- going to Viet Nam. that this would not be a deter- Disaster drill "casualties" keep Rlvervlew Hospital principal of Red Bank Cath- The authority tentatively plans ment announced Saturday. Formerly of Livingston, he rent, and concludes that up to staff busy Page S REQUIRED olic High School all turned locate its sewage disposal moved to Strathmore three years eight million gallons of effluent He was identified at Army Pfc. can be dumped into the creek Yankees sweep doubleheader from Twins; Houk record FOR YOUR PROTECTION spades at yesterday's ground- plant in Belford, adjacent to.. Donald Allaway, 70, son of Mr. ago. Is H-J Page 1J breaking for the 16-room Compton's Creek, with the out- and Mrs. Vernon C. Allaway, 16 Surviving also are two sisters, without adverse effect, from a school addition. fall, dumping six. to eight mil- Ivy Way. Miss Nancy Allaway, 23, and pollution standpoint. Clay sizes up three foes, Including unbeatable Uncle Groundbreaking ceremonies lion gallons of effluent per day, Miss Suzanne Allaway, 17, both It states, "No correlation can Sam .• Page IS He died Wednesday as a result be made between the dye con- were followed by confirmation to be placed in the creek. of wounds received from sniper at home; two brothers, Vernon J. Page Page of MS persons by Bishop Fishermen contend that the Allaway of Middlesex, and Glenn centration in a particular area PLUGGED SIGN—On Coun- fire during a search and destroy and concentration of pollution Allen-Scott : 6 Editorials _ 6 Hogan. plan will ruin the local fishing mission at Cu Chi, near Saigon. Allaway, 8, at home, and by his Amusements 20 HerWock 8 ty Rt. 537, at tntrance to Besides the 18 new class- industry because of pollution. maternal grandmother, Mrs. material that would result from He had been in Viet Nam less the discharge of treated waste Births 2 Movie Timetable 20 Fraahold, sign warning that rooms, the. school addition The state report does not than three weeks. Nicholas Birmingham of Nutley. will include a guidance suite, agree with this conclusion, but Funeral arrangements will be water effluent," since ths con- Jlm Blsh°P 9 SylviObituariea Portes r „ 2, 4( criminal registration is re- The soldier, a 1964 graduate of and administrative suite, a its findings nonetheless could under direction of Bedle Funeral sistency and nature of the two Bridge .: 21 Sports 11-15 quired In the borough it Matawan Regional High School, language laboratory, and band have a bearing on the thinking Home, Matawan, when the materials are not the same. • Iphn Chamberlain ( Stock Market „ 7 topped by on* perforated by of the authority. Joined the Army in September of facilities, according to Rev. that year. youth's body is flown home. ^> Singers Wanted Classified -1B-1» Successful Investing ,. 7 leven bullati. Flerlan Gall. The body will study the report, Burial will be in Arlington Na- Shrewsbury Chorale auditions Comics : 21 Television ...... 19 mge by page, and based on its He was .stationed at. Fort Dix, tional Cemetery, Arlington, Va. tit men. Phone 787-1075. (Adv.) Crossword Puzzle ....21 Women'* Newt ...... M 2-Mondjy. May 23, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER Baby May Have to Get Painful Shots Raritan Valley Confab Held Return of Rabbit Sought On Builduk Seryice Woes __ ^"^ ,.... _ _..,.,:_ »«„.„. hniirfinfbuildingf perminermit feefee, . and a twe- HAZLET — More than 200 resi ind to conduct a public forum and the life of their little girl inch concrete base for the By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI parents must make a decision dents of Raritan Valley, U.S.A. w construction problems at the are what are troubling the Mur- streets. MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP — tomorrow that affects the life cf and 18 Raritan Township officials levelopment. their only child, 16-month-old rays. But little Liza is not aware Construction defects in the The home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- met in the auditorium of St. Bene- The meeting was called at the Liza. of their concern. She knew she liam Murray at 103 Freehold Rd. dict's School, Hillcrest Rd., Fri-request of Mayor Marvin Olinsky. homes prompted many questions, A six-month-old missing rabbit had a cut finger and that the Is not now a happy home. Both day night to discuss the responsi- The builder Howard Siegel had and building inspector, Jam.es G. bandage itched and so she re- bilities of the governing body been invited but did not appear McAdam said residents have had moved it. John O'Leary of Erin La., rep- his complete co-operation. Blue-eyed, brown-haired Via. resenting the Civic Association, Several requested re-inspec- was bitten by an all-white rab- >rior to the meeting, claimed tions, since, they claimed, "we bit, one of two kept in a hutch the forum was planned to ac-cannot get any results from Mr. behind the house. Both rabbits Births quaint officials with the home- Siegel." - were stolen. owners' problems. Postal delivery was explained Now the Murrays must decide Mayor Olinsky said he felt by Alan George who, said door- f Liza is to undergo the pain- RIVERVIEW lualified to answer queries to door service will not he made ful rabies series of shots, which Red Bank JOHNSON HONORED — John Johmon, right, com- since he has been a township because of a $60 million cut in could have serious effects be- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sefick •esldent for nine years. He also the postal budget. cause of her age, .or if they mander-elect of Long Branch Veterans of Foreign Wars (nee Patricia Cardinale), 677 iaid, this is the first major sub- "Unless mail boxes are placed should chance not having the Post 2795, receives Big Chief award from Mrs. Charles Palmer Ave., Holmdel, daughter, livision since he moved here. the curbs," he said, "mail shots administered. Friday. Coccora, Poeahontas White Cloud Tribe 301, Improved In discussing zoning, he said delivery cannot be made." The question that keeps pla^u- Mr. and Mrs. Steven Berezney he township is not planning to He added that of S6 families Order of Red Men, for sarviees to the tribe and the (nee Germaine Matava), 14 Ma- ng the Murrays is why any- •ezone the development's area now in the development, only 25 jestic South, Lincroft, son, Fri- one took the rabbits. Could it city and certificate from Monmouth County Menta is residential, in an effort to dis-have failed to comply. These" day. have been for food? Could it Health Association presented by hit ton, Donald, tachem xwrage further building. arailies now must pick up their Mr. and Mrs. Charles Root, have been by children on a night As a result of a court battle own mail from the post office. of Little Cloud Tribe 301. (nee Jean Antasnla), 61 Maida prowl? But lieally they don't care Men the mayor said took five Gilbert Bennet of the Planning Ter, Red Bank, daughter, Fri why. They just want the white years to settle and only five day. . Board said no application has rabbit back or any part of it If minutes of resume, certain stipu- been made for a shopping center it was killed. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buus (nee lations were demanded from the at Bethany and Line Rds. Only One Concern Obituaries Janice Carey), 8 Donner St., builder which put the require- Mayor Olinsky said "there is Holmdel, daughter, Friday. They're not interested in see ments for Raritan Valley above a crying need" for the proposed Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cribbs ing the person prosecuted. They those jn the National Building Bayshore Community Hospital SIVERT C WALSTROM MRS. ROSELLA M. DEADY (nee Shirley Sanborn), 307 Eighth would get no joy from this. They :ode. and the plan should be supported. HIGHLANDS - Sivert C. Wal- KEANSBURG - Mrs. Resells Ave., Asbury Park, son, Friday. don't care if they never learn M. Deady, 66, a former residen The township demanded and. got Statistics offered showed $900,- his or their names. They just strom, 67, died Saturday, In tils Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fighera eight acres of land for a project- 000 pledged to the building fund home, 21 Fifth St. of this place, died Sunday, Maj (nee Catherine Dom), 129 White want their daughter's well-being 22, in Monmouth Medical Centei ed school, $100 occupancy per- and 750 dues-paying auxiliary assured. Born in Sea Bright, he resided St., Shrewsbury, daughter, Fri- mits which are held in escrow for members working to make the Long Branch. day. ""'I'm walking around in alere 43 years,. He was the son Born in Hoboken, she residec the Board of Education, a $200hospital a possibility. ^ daze," Mrs. Murray said, her f the late Charles Walstrom and in this place 15 years. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mocik Asked who is responsible for THE EMPTY CAGE — Looking into the cage that housed (nee Frances Terranova), 21 eyes showing the signs of many Irs. Mary Walstrom. Surviving are a daughter, Mr: maintenance of the developments Main' St., Keansburg, son, Fri- an all-white rabbit with pink eyes, and a brown and sleepless nights. "I can't sleep. He was a member of Highlands Dorothy Thon of Allenhurst; Weather Mr, Weigand explained that "the day. whits one are Mr. and Mrs. William Murray, holding " can't eat." dethodist Church. son, Russell Deady of Eator New Jersey — Sunny and builder is until the municipality town; four sisters, Mrs. Katr Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pacylow- juite mild today, high in mid- takes over." their 16-month-old daughter, Liza, who was bitten onjs "We have quite a decision to Surviving are his wife, Mrs. ski (nee Betty Quackenbush), 15 maKe," Mr. Murray added. tettie Derby Walstrom; one son, hone Laboratories, Holmdel, as Lanark Ave., Port Monmouth, night worker at the Cliffwood in instrument and tool maker. TWO MINOR FIRES daughter, yesterday. If You've Provided and RESCREEN A&P at 4:13 a.m. Firefighters He was a member of St. Cath- RED BANK — Two minor Jin Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pacic- from Cliffwood and Oak Shades srine's Catholic Church, East For The Future? were reported here Saturday. co (nee> Frances Troiano), 94 were at the scene for nearly an feansburg. ALL TYPES OF He was a U.S. Army veteran At 11:39, firemen answered Chelton Ave., Long Branch Asking Is One hour and a half. call at 20 East Bergen Pi. whe daughter, yesterday. The building was formerly used lga Sawchuk OlesTco; two ALUMINUM fire was extinguished at Mo: wood Ave., Long Branch, dauglv Is Another! not been in use recently. Th< laughters, Miss Kathryn Olesko md Miss Barbara Olesko, both mouth and Pearl Sts. ter, yesterday. rear portion of the structure was at home; two sons, Donald Oles' OPEN YOUR destroyed. FRAME WINDOWS ko and Richard Olesko, both al ACCOUNT TODAY! home, and a sister, Mrs. Eva Aszolina Given Kasuba of Jersey City. !• • • * • BUDGET TERMS * FREE DELIVERY A Requiem High Mass will be , Doily and Saturday 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Complon Backing ffered tomorrow morning at 10 Wednesday and Friday 'til * P.M. i MIDDLETOWN-The Registe >'clock in St, Catherine's Church Friday carried a statement from >y Rev. Thaddcus Wbjciehowskl Mainstay Federal Savings former Township Committeeman pastor. Burial, under direction DOWNTOWN RED BANK J. Crawford Compton, In which )f John J. Ryan Funeral Home 20-GAL. METAL llOWQo had iwtyvmg Mr. Compton reiterated his sup- Ceansburg, will be in Moun and Loan Association port of GOP leader Joseph Az- Jivet Cemetery. 32 BROAD ST. 741-7500 RED BANK zolina. TRASH CAN 36 MONMOUTH ST. Telephone 741-0663 The story's headline should No Matter What You Are Look- Rtg. 2.29 have read "Compton Supports ing For Find it fast in The Dally LIMIT 2—EXPIRIS MAY 21 RED BANK, NEW JERSEY •>•••••••••••••••••$ Azrollna.". Register CUMM faction. Insured Savings Disaster Drill 'Casualties' THE DAttY REGISTER Monday, VUr 23, 1966-4 Busy Riverview Staff RED BANK — A young man n yesterday's simulated disaster 2:10 and 3:05 p.m. yesterday. The went by in a wheelchair, hi6 — a make-believe fire and ex- drill was sponsored by the hos- ankle strapped in an elastic plosion at the school. pital administration and the bandage. Nineteen first aid squads from medical staff's disaster commit- Another, arm in a sling, walked area municipalities carried the tee, headed by Dr. Carmen Into the corridor near the River- casualties from CBA to River- Scarpellino. riew Hospital emergency room view in the 55 minutes between The fact that Dr. Scarpellino ind was hustled onto a stretcher, became genuinely ill shortly be- bound for surgery. He was fore the exercise started and was tagged "open compound fracture replaced by Dr. M. Leonard of elbow." Continue Genova only made the drill more realistic. Still another youth was borne into the building on a litter, Mrs. Jane McCosker, public covered with a blanket. His tag Probe Of relations director, and John H. read "open fracture of skull — Daniels, Jr., who heads the expired." Dead on arrival, but hospital's administration staff, still chewing gum, he was Blast, Fire explained the purpose of the mock disaster. wheeled off to the hospital OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Police morgue. A companion, alsoI continued their search this morn- The National Joint Commission marked "expired," walked into ing for the , cause of a blast on Hospital Accreditation re- the corridor and was quickly which ripped the home of Stanley quired two such drills a year to laid out on a stretcher by out- IVachman, 1305 Evergreen Ave., see that hospital staffs keep on raged nurses. 6 their toes IN MEMORY OF CONNORS — The Greater Long Branch Araa Tavern Owners As- igniting a bl'a^ wh'ich ieveied" the . Mrs. McCosker said. CBA Students Cape Cod house early Friday Just Preparatory sociation, in llvento's West End Manor last night, presented proceeds of dinner-dance The youths were a few of night. j Mr. Daniel said the chief rea- as its first contribution to Buzzy Connors Memorial Award, established in memory about 40 students of Christian ion for the drills is prepara- Brothers Academy, Lincroft, Windows in neighboring homes of Nicholas J. (Buzzy) Connors, who helped found cerebral palsy clinic in Long were shattered by the impact of ion for real disasters. playing the roles of casualties "The drills discover problems," Branch and served as its executive director until his death last month. Left to right the blast. No one was in the Wachman house at the time of * explained. "Like every other are Joseph Sctiibell, secretary-treasurer of the tavern owners' group; Charles llvento, 4 Injured the explosion. •xercise," he went on, "this one DISASTER DRILL — John H. Daniels, Jr., administrator president; Joseph Putteynan, president, Monmouth - Ocean County United Cerebral Neighbors said most of the one- lemonstntes once again that { Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, and Mrs. Jane Me Palsy, and Mrs. Charlotte C. Conlin, UCP executive director. and-a-half-story house was stand- heres always some aspect that _ . . . V ...... In Crashes ing after the blast, but the en- ieeds improvement. Problems Cosker, public relations director, check casualty tags suing flames, reaching at times hat arose in the last drill went after yesterday's mock fire and explosion at Christian MIDDLETOWN - Four per- 75 feet high, consumed the house rery well this time Others that B ,h Academy, Lincroft, brought 40 simulated casu- sons were injured and three re- Fox Lions Club within minutes. vere handled well last time , ' . ' \ ... . t. . ceived summonses in accidents alties in for emergency treatment. Nineteen area first (Continued) Detective Capt. Roger McKean were not handled as well this here this weekend. lime," the administrator said. aid squads participated in drill, giving first aid at "dis- the put five weeks I have been from Harry L. Giberson for Will Honor On Sunday, Samuel Stubbs, Jr., said he was calling in a member in court and actively engaged in searches and which included var- of the National Board of Fire The hospital's main job in such aster scene" and rushing the "injured" to Riverview. Creamery Rd., Colts Neck, was a disaster is sorting out cases trial and t was unable to make ious bills submitted by me for treated in Riverview Hospital, Underwriters to aid in the in- Drill is one of two sponsored yearly by hospital ad- an attempt to locate the files closings. I received in return one Top Scholars vestigation. by type of injury and getting Red Bank, for possible chest in- ministrators and'medical staff. which I had stored. I subsequent- chedk in the sum of $4,254 on RED BANK - Dr. William G Mr. Wachman has reportedly the patients as quickly as pos- juries suffered when his car sible to teams of doctors set up ly learned that the township June 11, 1962, encompassing the Van Note, president of Mon- struck a telephone pole on New- said the explosion may have been manager had made a statement entire 11 vouchers. The voucher mouth College, West Long man Springs Rd., Lincroft. He caused by gas. He reportedly o handle their particular pertaining to the Hardin proper- wounds, Mr. Daniel explained. Academy Salutes in a public meeting regarding Branch, wil! speak at the An- was released following treat- said he had some trouble with a Suicide Try TKis matter asking for an inves- ty submitted June 4, 19G2, re- nual Scholastic Achievement gas heator last week and it had How well this was done yester- vealed that the voucher was re- rhent. Patrolman William C. New Shrewsbury tigation and a suit for an ac- Night of the Red Bank Lions Thome investigated. to be repaired by the New Jersey day will be discussed at a ceived and checked by Frederick Natural Gas Co. ' critique later this week, the MORGANVILLE — "A Salute counting. I also learned, in read- Club tomorrow in the Molly Miss Diana E. Seuffert, 6, of Is Charged ing various newspapers, that you Miller, treasurer, and approved Pitcher Inn at 6:30 p.m. The family, Mr. and Mrs. administrator added. :o New Shrewsbury" was the for payment by Forrest L. Gil- 41 Bamm Hollow Rd., Oak Hill, SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - were seeking to question me. The club each year honors 10 suffered bumps on her head, a Wachman and their three chil- Mrs. Stanley Strowbrldge, 22, of heme of an open house y&ster- lespie, Donald V. Crosta, and dren, are staying with relatives lay at Hill-Top Academy, Lloyd "In January of 1962 I was ap- Weston Dangler. students each from Red Bank bruised side and scraped elbows Barker Ave., will face a pointed as attorney for the Rec- High School and Red Bank Cath- Saturday when a bicycle she was Bradley Beach. S Study charge of attempted suicide on nd Nolan Rds. reaction Committee to represent "Thereafter, I encountered dif- olic High School who have riding struck the side of a truck (Continued) J her release from Riverview Hos- Lee Walsky of New Shrews- said committee to acquire and ficulty in closing the Hardin achieved the highest standards on Robin Ct. She was treated :he fishermen's proposal to Io- ital, Red Bank, Police Chief iury, headmaster, supervised an to negotiate for the purchase of property in that the Howard of their respective senior classes n Riverview and released. The Plane Crash :ate a clam purification plant Jayton Wilson said yesterday. ithletic clinic for boys 8 through acquisition of property in the Savings Institution would not re- with awards. driver of the truck was Julius it the mouth of Compton's Creek. The chief said Mrs. Strow- 2 years old. Ailso featured were area above mentioned (bounded lease the Hardin property known feeceiving plaques on behalf of L. Clark, 37, of 74 Chestnut St., Kills 2; To Half a Million ridge, who lives alone, slashed iofcbalf, volleyball, and a tour of by Logan Road, Park Boulevard, as Lot 23, Block 5, from the lien their schools will be Msgr, Em Atlantic Highlands. Issuance of Such a plant would permit the ler wrists with a safety, razor lew facilities. and Maple Avenue) and also to of mortgage which then and mett A. Monahan of Red Bank a summons is pending further in- marketing of at least half a mil- ilade near a telephone booth on The school has added a fron- close title on property purchased there existed. Catholic and Robert G. Kfifz, se- vestigation by Patrolman Harold Study Tape lion dollars worth of clams s afker Ave. about 4:10 a.m. yes- ier village, a swimming pool from the Oakhurst Rod and Gun "From June 14, 1962 until No- nior class adviser of the high T. Reilly. year. erday. nd new academic classrooms. Club in the Township of Ocean. Allen J. Ford, 29, of 40 Park EDISON, NJ. (AP)—Investi- vember, 1962, I negotiated with school. gators planned to listen to a Visiting the plant at Monmouth After Inflicting the wounds, the Howard Savings Institution PI., here, suffered injuries to his Beach recently were Evan Chief Wilson stated, Mrs. Strow- "Thereafter, I negotiated with On May 51, the club will honor mouth, both hands, and right tape of a light plane pilot's all owners of properties in the for a release of their lien of its past presidents, and those last conversation with Newark Beecher, authority chairman; ridge called the Eatontown First Luckenbill Cited knee Saturday when his car Vincent P. Lamb, authority trea- lid Squad. The Eatontown dis- Wanamassa area and the prices mortgage on the Hardin proper- who have served from 10 to '45 struck the rear of one driven by Airport today in hopes of learn- to.be paid for the properties were ty- years as members of the club. ing what caused the plane to surer; Mrs. P. Carol Hall, Board >atcher notified Chief Wilson, who For Band Work John A. Brewlin, 52, of 4 Mill- of Health president, and Herbert ound Mrs. Strowbridge lying on to be within the maximum pro- "The release was finally db- The annual children's night o crash yesterday, killing a prom RED BANK - John W. Lucken- brook PI., New Monmouth, on F. Coffey, Jr., board member. the ground near the phone booth bill, director of the Red Beak vided the tax assessor, two real tairied after expiration of time, the club will be Tuesday, June Rt. 35 at Crestview PI. Mr. inent eye doctor and his son. estate experts and limits set by preparation of affidavits, and 14. These special events are un- The pilot. Dr. John T. Wor- All four of the officials were The ambulance took her to Riv High School Band, was honored Ford's car also struck a utility impressed with the purification rview, where she was admitted for 20 years' service at the ..end the Township of Ocean Recrea- several requests. After obtaining der the direction of Edward F. pole. He was treated in River- cester, 46. ohierf of ophthalmol tion Committee this release inadvertently and Torre, chairman of the special ogy at Englewood Hospital an< process and indicated willingnes after her cuts were treated. of Friday night's concert in the view and released. Partolman to study the matter further. high school. "This action was to be thor- by error the second voucher was events committee. Robert A. Schnoor investigated, author of several articles in thief Wilson said Mrs. Strow- oughly reviewed and then ap- submitted without realizing that medical journals, was flying hi If Belford fishing interests, i bridge told him she was despon The Red Bank Band Parents- Club members will attend the No summons was issued. fact, decide to build a plant ai presented him with a mantle proved by the then Mayor and the $500 payment had been in- state convention in Atlantic City Glen Orfanides, 7, of 40 Birch twin-engine Beechcraft towarc dent because her husband ha( cluded in a previous voucher Teterboro Airport when Compton's Creek, it could be left her. Mr. Luckenbill was co-conduc- Committee of the Township of June 2-4, and the international Dr., Shrewsbury, suffered a tor Friday at a joint concert with Ocean. I was also instructed dated June 4, 1962. convention in New York City bump on his head Saturday major factor in causing tl Police Sgt. Fred J. Garrabran "TW» voucher was approved-at of New Shrewsbury assisted in the Veterans Memorial High that if 1 could not negotiate a 1 starting on JUIK 8 as detete line Into the bay or to seek somi Softool Band of Warwick R.I.Js purchase within the limits that the Mayor and CotineB 'meeting The clulPwin' hoi a^rgNieho!&S70rianHM^3, was sttweh County Golf course. the case. of the Township of Ocean on by one-driven by Miss Marlene The doctor and his 33-year-old other solution. .,••:;-. •.: program that concluded Spring condemnation proceedings should for the benefit of the'-YMGA, Authority members plan to dis- Arts Weefc at Red Bank High. bs commenced immediately. I Nov. 19, 1962. There appeared on Salvation Army, Riverview Hos- T. Melusky, 25, of 11 Cortland son, William, died in the flam- closed total of 18 titles and this voucher signatures of Dan- pital, and the Family & Chil- Rd., Eatontown. The accident ing wreckage. Identification cuss the matter with state of- Police Probe acquired deeds to the Township gler, John J. Reilly, Forrfest L. dren's Service, on Tuesday, Sept. occurred in the parking lot of was made through denta ficials next month. of Ocean for same, one of which Gillespie approving said voucher 13, for one of the following: Two Guys, Rt. 35. records by the pilot's brother, Findings of the Monmouth Included the Hardin property. and payment. 1967 Cadillac Calais, a Chris Young Orfanides was treated Dr. George Worcester, a De Beach purification plant, a pilot Theft From "I find that on June *, 1^62, I This check was made pay- Craft Sportsman boat, or a trip by his family physician, police marest dentist. project, will be completed in submitted 11 vouchers with reso- able, from a review of the pho- to Europe for two. said. Miss Melusky was ticketed Low, thin, scattered clouds about 18 months. Food Store lutions which included the pur- tostat copies in your records, to for earless driving by Patrolman were over the area when the ehase of the Hardin property and Walter E. and Violet E. Hardin [incent J. Zemalkowski, Jr. FREEHOLD — Police are In- b plane went down after making two others together with bills and was sent to Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bridge Moses H. Ba«er, -Lemon Rd., routine contact with Newark Session vestigating the theft of over $300 Hardin in payment for the prop- Farmingdale, was ticketed for Airport's control tower, ac- in assorted food products from erty. careless driving Saturday after (Continued) the Friedman Grocery, 79 Center Approach Has cording to CAB investigator Islation, teachers' salaries and FLUHrl'S^KIDSi "It. would appear that the his car struck one operated by Frank Mosher. Mosher said It St. here. Alfred F. Belicuore, Jr., IT, of other programs. treasurer, Mayor John J. Reilly, 5-Car Accident was standard practice for al The governor expects the con- Walter Ray, who resides next Mr. Forest L. Gillespie and Mr. SAYREVILLE-A five-car ac- 71 Sagamore Ave., Oceanport. planes in the area of any major door, told police that when he ipproacn The accident took place on Rt. ressional redistricing bill to Donald V. Crosta, also erred in cident on the Rt. 35 New Jork metropolitan ^aipport be time consuming, with Demo- was closing the blinds on a win reviewing and approving this . 35 at New Monmouth Rd. No g, to the Edison Bridge this morn- :o advis'' e th'*"e" appropriat*e" con- t d Rbli i dow Wednesday at 10 p.m. he saw voucher. Furthermore,. I am ing injured several persons se- injuries were reported. Patrol- rats and Republicans engaging three boys, two tall and one man William E. Champlin inves- trol tower when they were in amazed that fhe auditor, Mr. riously, and may haver caused the area. in a bitter, loud controversy with short and stocky. The tallest boy James Clancy, did not find this the deaths of two more. tigated. shouts of "gerrymandering" and was carrying a box and they error when he prepared the State police of the Keyport Walter J. Emerich, 18, of 403 'unfair tactics." were running towards Bond St., Township of Ocean yearly audit barracks assisted local police in Can- Ave., Keansburg, was tick- Confirmation The verbal warfare will center he said. and did not notify the officials clearing the wreckage, which eted for careless driving after around Middlesex County. The and me immediately. his car struck a telephone pole Democratic architects would like Entry was gained by breaking halted bridge traffic from I side porch window, police said, "It would appear for the ben- o'clock until 7:30. on Port Monmouth Rd., at Shore- to transplant a piece of that view Ave,, Port Monmouth, Fri- Is Planned county to Monmouth in an effort and the thieves left by a rear efit of the Township of Ocean Police report a southbound ca MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Two door. residents that an independent day. No Injuries were reported. to help the re-election' chances of sideswiped another vehicle and members of the congregation of Rep. James J. Howard, D-3d Some of the merchandise stolen audit of the books of the Town- swerved into the northbound Temple Shalom will be confirmed were cigarettes, cigars, gum, ship of Ocean be made immedi- Dist., N. J. lane, creating the muIU-ca: during" services celebrating the The Republicans are against I candy. Ice cream, potato chips, No minimum balance ately to make certain that no pileup. Planners OK Vienna sausage, salted peanuts, other errors exist. Jewish holiday of Shavuots which it, claiming "foul," and threaten Incomplete police reports at begins tomorrow at sundown. court action if it happens. sodas and cookies, police said. required • Guaranteed Courteous and prompt service, 'I am hopeful that the state- press Ume indicated that more The conifirmands are Robin proof of payment • Pay ments made by both Mr. Sweit- Development If the legislators go for the is well ift of the 10 Commandments to day. *n*er Ftdml Deposit Insura** Corporation. Board of Education, and Go' he Jews. Richard J. Hughes, Murray sent to Township Council for its Secure: Brown Arrest Man Bergman, chairman of the Citi- action. The recommended ap- WASHINGTON (AP) - The zens Committee for Better Edu- proval was based on the developer 2 Boys Burned Air Force has no plans to aban- cation, protested Mr. DeBartolis' posting the required performance- don McGuire Air Force Base bonds. MADISON TOWNSHIP - Two For Disorder being ordered from the site and boys' burned last night are in near Trenton, N.J., according to MIDDLETOWN - Eugene demanded "an immediate and Each lot will contain at least critical condition this morning in Air Force Secretary Hari Grasso, 22 Hudson Ave., Port thorough full investigation." 20,000 square feet and have Brown. 100-feet frontage, the board said. ''erth Amboy General Hospital, Monmouth, was arrested Satur- Mr. DeBartolis—under law- 'erth Amboy. McGuire, Brown said in a letter day on a disorderly person The boys are: Robert Post, 9, to Sen. Harrison A. Williams, Jr., concept has no status in reviewing or in- HURT DM CRASH charge, Police Chief Raymond T. specting school construction if 95 Princeton Rd., and Louis D-N.J., "is one of our more im- NEW SHREWSBURY - Frank Kantor, 10, of 20 Rutgers Rd. portant military airlift command ..in HEAT Walling reported yesterday. That responsibility falls to the J. Pietroniro, 345 Oceanport Ave., Win* ROME COMFORT Mr. Grasso was arrested in his engineers of the state Depart- Oceanport, was in fair condition Police said the boys were play- installations. antiques home, the chief said. He was ment of Education. in Fitkin Hospital, Neptune, to- ing behind a gas station on "We believe that McGuire will released in $200 bail for a court The City-Wide association said day after an accident on Shafto Bordentown Ave. when they were have a continuing high level of shows appearance Thursday. Patrolman yesterday it would consider press- Rd. early Saturday. injured. The cause of the blaze military use for the foreseeable Harry Collins was the arresting is undetermined. uture," he added. ing for a change in the law to According to police, Mr. Pie- officer. permit local building inspectors Police reported the Post boy Brown's letter responded to the troniro was traveling south on suffered severe burns of 1 enator'g request for comment > FUEL OIL i to pass on school construction. Shafto Rd. when he lost control BURNER SAics-seRvict They're Unique! Ads in The head and upper body. The Kantor m reports that the Air Force Carmen Scaglione said he is of his automobile and struck a boy, they added, sustain Daily Register Classified work awaiting the report of an inspec- telephone pole. would permit the use of McGuire 73WSH-I-6IOO for you around the clock. Place severe bodily burns. for a civilian jetport. tion by the state Board of Educa- Sgt. Fred Garrabrant investi- yours now. :ion made last wce-k. gated.

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Hardy J. Kridel customers can't resist THURSDAY 10 A.M. Open Mon. and Fri. evenings 'til 9 ^tasting their new swim jams already. 4-Mondty, Mtjr 23, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER JAMES P. PHILLIPS MBS GRACE E. BUTTON MRS. JOHN A. PAHRELL ,b«ior* rawtnt to tbii pUct Hx ATLANTIC HIIGHLANDS RED BANK - Miss Grace E. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — years «go. 3 Men Hurt Mn. Marion E. Farrell, 66 of 99 James P. Phillips, 58, of 166 Sutton- 88. of 335 Broad St. died She was a member of St. Agnes Memorial Parkway, was buried Saturday in Ivivy nousHouse nursinNursing Wes"»>t •••»••—•Highland» «•<=Ave• . ««died~ >~~~*Satur- r»«mHr rhun-h In Accident this rnprning in Mt. Olivet Ceme- Home, Middletown, after a long <**y in Rivervlew Hospital, Red C**°lic church- Bank, after a long illness. Surviving are her husband, LONG BRANCH - Three men OBITUARIES tery, Middletown. illness. yere injured, none seriously, A Requiem High Mass was of- Born here, Miss Sutton was a Born in Jersey City, she was John A. Farrell; four sons, John fered at 9 o'clock in St. Agnes! ghter f the late William J. was the daughter of the late Wil- W. Farrell of East Keansburg, early Saturday morning when the JOHN HEILMAN, SR. MRS. ETHEL M. CLOUGHLY YIRS. SARAH JANE VAN DYKE aaU o Catholic Church by Rev. Michael liam Hall and Mrs. Margaret Francis E. Farrell at home, Wi'l-car in which they were riding NEW SHREWSBURY - Ser LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Ethel OCEANPORT-Mrs. Sarah Jane and Martha H, Sutton. She wasHealey Hall. Lease, pastor. ,iam J. Farrell of Leonardo and struck a light post on Ocean vices were to be held this morn M. Cloughly, 73, of 71 Oakhil Van Dyke, B6, of 29 Summerfield a member of the First Baptist She resided in Belford 15 years Mr. Phillips died Thursday in Edward F. Farrell of Belford; a Blvd. near North Bath Ave. ing for John Heilman, Sr., Z Ave,, died Friday at Shrewsbury Ave., died Friday at home. Church of Red Bank. Rivervietv Hospital, Red Bank. Farm v Edge La., who died Manor Nursing Home. Born in Long Branch, Mr; E. BARTON CHAMBERLAIN laughter, Mrs. Frank Pavlick of The driver, Norman C. Bar- Surviving are a niece, Miss Wednesday at Momnouth Med- Van Dyke was a daughter of the A native of the place, he was RED BANK—E. Barton Cham- ness, 22, of McCalla, Ala., told Born in Ocean Township, Mrs Helen A. Sutton of Cincinnati, Ceansburg; a brother, William ical Center, Long Branch. 'ate Mr. and Mrs. John Wood. the son of Mrs. Catherine O'Con- berlain of 151 South St. died Fri- police his car was cut off by an Cloughly was a daughter of the and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Harry Jail of Jersey City; a sister, Mr. Heilman, who had live She was the widow of Flavil Q, nor Phillips and the late John day at home. unidentified vehicle while both late Mr. and Mrs. William Fes H. Sutton, here. 4rs. Robert Quigg o* West Or- here with his daughter, Mrs ler. She was the widow of John Van Dyke. Phillips. Born here, Mr. Chamberlain autos were traveling south. Frank D. Dibble, for a year C. Cloughly. She was a member of St He was a former member of Services will be tomorrow it was a son of the late Joseph E. inge, and eight grandchildren. Treated for cuts and bruises was retired after having worked She was a member of the Sons Luke's Methodist Church, Long the Harbor Commission and of|2 p.m. at the Adams Memorial and Annie W. Chamberlain. He A Requiem High Mass will be were three passengers in the 40 years as a piano maslei the local Lions Club. He served Home, with Rev. Stanley E. Mug- Barness vehicle, Carl Miller, 24, and Daughters of Liberty and Branch. was a veteran of World War I, iffered Wednesday at 10 a.m. in technician for the Aeolian Pian< with Hose Co. One and was a ridge of the First Baptist Church serving in France in the 112th ;t. Agnes Church. Burial, under and Gerald E. Fobes, 36, both Ada Chapter, Order of the East Surviving are three sons, Fla Company, New York. member of the Yacht Club, St. officiating. Burial will be in Fair Heavy Field Artillery. He be- irection of Scott Funeral Home, of the USS Shasta Earl, and Car- em Star, both Eatontown, and vil Q. Van Dyke, Jr., and Morris Before he and his wife, th Agnes Church and Henry Hudson View Cemetery, Middletown, longed to Mystic Brotherhood Olivet rie Kurtanic, 42, of 74 Bay Ave., of the Mizpah Chapter, Belmar W. Van Dyke of West Long Jelford, will be in Mt. former Emma Schmidt, movec She belonged to the Church of Regional Parent Teachers As- Lodge, F&AM. ;emetery, Middletown. Highlands. here, they had lived for 40 years Branch and Woodrow W. Van sociation, WILLIAM H. THIEME Latter Day Saints (Mormon), Dyke, here; three daughters Surviving are his wife, Mrs. 1859 West Fifth St., Arbor, He instituted the annual Eatontown. Mrs. Mary E. Brown of Yemas HOLMD-EL - William H. Matilda Salm Chamberlain; four Piscataway Township. Mr. Hei Admiral's Review to raise Thieme, 43, of 6 Brentwood Rd. sisters, Mrs. Howard E. Mann- man was a member of the Arboi Surviving are two brothers ce, S. C, and Mrs. Elmira W William B. Fesler of Shrewsbury Schroeder and Mrs. Virginia scholarship funds for graduating died suddenly Saturday in Irving- ing, Miss Echo Chamberlain and Hose Company and an exempl high school students. ton. Mrs. Ralph E. Brown, all here, fireman. and Harry Fesler of Oceanport, Strada, West Long Branch; three and a sister, Mrs. Ruth Mill- brothers, Oliver and Mott Wood Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mr. Thieme was born in Irv- and Mrs. Patrick J. Hughes of Shrewsbury, and a brother, Jo- He is also survived by a son, ward, here. of Long Branch and Harry Wood May Phillips; one son, William ington. He was a World War II John Heilman, Jr., and anothei Navy veteran. seph B. Chamberlain of Fort Services will be at 2 o'clock of Rumson; a sister, Mrs. Bessie Phillips; one daughter, Miss daughter, Mrs. Richard Bayer Catherine Phillips, both at home; Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lauderdale, Fla. this afternoon at the Woolley Fu- Dillione of Rumson, seven grand Brood Street and Queen Anne Drive, Shrewibury—747-5555 both of South Plainfield; two a stepson, George Coleman of Ramona Thieme; two daughters, neral Home. Burial will be in children and 18 great-grandchil- Private services were this Open Sunday. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. • Wed. and Frl. Evenings brother!, August and Charles dren. this place; one brother, Francis Sheri and Tracey Thieme, and amorning with Rev. Canon Charles Heilman of Brewster, N.Y., twoAtlantic Cemetery, Colts Neck. 6-FOOT REDWOOD Services were this morning at Phillips of New York City, and son, Christopher Thieme, all at H, Best, rector of Trinity Epi.s- sisters, Mrs. Agnes Brand and one sister, Mrs. Catherine Brow- home. copal Church, officiating. Burial, SAWBUCK SET IRA F. VREELAND the Woolley Funeral Home, Long Miss Elsie Heilman, both ol er of Red Bank. The funeral will be tomorrow directed by the Adams Memorial • Two-Inch redwood throughout Binghamton, N:V.; seven grand- MADISON TOWNSHIP — Ira Branch. Burial was in West Long Arrangements were under di- in the Haeberle and Barth Fu- Home, was in Fair View Ceme- • Two benches and table children, and two great-grand- F. Vreeland, 54, died Friday in Branch Cemetery. rection of Posten Funeral Home. I • Caik 'n carry children. his home, Rt. 516, Old Bridge. The funeral wai to leave a* Born in Bayonne, he was the 8:30 a.m. today from the Sheen- son of the late Mr. and Mrs. an Funeral Home, 233 Dunel- John Vreeland. len Ave., Dunellen. A Mass o< He was a construction iron High Requiem was scheduled fo worker and a member of.Iron 9 a.m. in Our Lady of Fatlma workers Local 373, AFL-CIO, Catholic Church, Piscataway Perth Amboy. Township, with interment in Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mount Olivet Cemetery, Middle- Elsie Schnuck Vreeland; three town. sons, .Francis Vreeland^ U.S. Army. Fort Siii. OfcTa.,- and Wil- DECKER SERVICES liam Vreeland and James Vree- WEST KEANSBURG - Fu land, both at home; two daugh- neral services were held this ters, Mrs. Patricia Keating of morning for Mrs. Katherine Rose Browntown, and Miss Barbara Decker, 66, of 528 South Laurel Vreeland at home; a brother, Ave., who died Wednesday in Charles Vreeland of Matawan Rivervlew Hospital, Red Bank. Township, and five grand- children. Services were held in the Wor- den Funeral Home, Red Bank, Services wiU be held this af- with Rev, Dr. Charles S. Web- ternoon at 1 o'clock In Day Fu- ster, pastor of the Red Bank neral Home, Keyport, with Rev. Presbyterian Church, officiating. Thomas A. Kerr, Browntown, of- ficiating. Burial will be in Clover- Burial was in' Hillside Ceme- lea/ Park Cemetery, Woodbridge. lived here 43 years. She was theRed Bank. She was the widow widow of Joseph Schmidt. She of Grant Jones. wai a founder and first presi- She was a member of the dent of both the Pequannock Shrewsbury Ave. AME Zion Parent-Teachers Association and Tiurch, Red Bank; Phyllis the local library board. Wheatley Temple, IBPOE of W Mrs, Schmidt was also a past and Rosewood Chapter, Order of president of the Mizpah Circle the Eastern Star, both here; and of the Pequannock Reformed the Mary Hightower District Church of Pompton Plains. Council of IBPOE of W. GERMAN! SHEPHERD Surviving are three sons, Jo- Also surviving are a son, Har DHL and seph, a former mayor here, Wil- ry G. Jones, here; a daughter, liam, a former fire chief, and Mrs. Harriet Spafghts, 'here' George Schmidt, all here; three grandchildren, and one daughter, Mrs. Alice Ford, also great-grandchild. TRAYCKS SHOW DOG SHOW here, and a sister, Mrs. Charles Lodge services will be tomor- Winter of Matawan. row at 8 p.m. "at Shrewsbury MAY26.27 428tk.at "uT.l5p.tn.. Ave. AME Zion Church. The fu- Services were Saturday from SPONSORED k, MCKENMELS.FARMINOQAtt;N.>. neral will be at the church the Scanlan Funeral Home, TRAINED *» STAN LERNER«f LONG BRANCH Pompton Plains. Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial, dl • SCRAMBLER. rected by the F. Leon Harris • BUBBLE BOUNCE WIN * PEDIGREE puppy OF YOUR VERY OWN.' ROCCO BONGARZONE Funeral Home, Red Bank, will be in White Ridge Cemetery, •UMBRELLA RIDE FgS> • CUP COUPON, Fl LL IN NECESSARY WEST LONG BRANCH - Roc- Eatontown. •NEW DODGE'M INFORMATION { MAIL TOA-BC.KENNELS, WBr Co Bongarzone, 72, of. 22 West St., died Saturday at home. • PARATROOPER KANEHL SERVICES •TKABANT A retired machinist, Mr. Bon- EATONVILLE, Wash. - Ser- 3EE THC PUFFY TO *E AWARDED SATURDAY NITE1 garzone attended Long Branch -KOCK-O-PtANE vices for Mrs. Kristine Kanehl, MAN 14Huu_a8 •* Gospel Hall. 41, who died here May 15, will and tnatuf »un»weUt jtUd Surviving are his widow, Mrs. be tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the KlDDyKtDES GerJiAH SHEPMCRO PUPPY KAME Susie Savoiarda Bongarzone; two Damiano Funeral Home, Long WIU BE SHOW* IMMED- sisters, Mrs. Antoinette Cimino Branch, N. J. IATELY AFTER'BIKTIWAY ADDRESS. and Mrs. Stella Yeppello, and Burial will be in Mt. Olivet AMUSEMENTS CAKE"PR1XE DKAWIN6 several nieces and nephews. Cemetery, Middletown, N. J. M£Nr H Will. BE HELD Services will be tomorrow at NEAR FOUR *tASoNj I Will ACCEPT PUPPY 10 a.m. at the Woolley Funeral MRS. JENNIE NELSON QUICK . CIFT WOP I WILL ACCCTT 'SO.* 4UWCTWTE Home, Long Branch. Burial will LONG BRANCH-Mrs. Jennie . fnite. be in Woodbine Cemetery, Ocean Nelson Quick, 80, of 100 Wash- ewTHAM-rs I«U*T »e f m port. ington St., died Friday at Mon- COMTEVr 11 CLOMp TO AU. MONMOUTH mouth Medical Center. She was v DISCOUNT TICKETS AVAILABLE SHOTPINO CBNT»H. ST<"U SMrLBYCM <{ MRS. MINNIE FORMAN the widow of Joseph P. Quick. AT ANY MOHMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, ^THEIR FAMILIES < All. JC5.C CONTRACTORS TOMS RIVER - Mrs. Minnie Born in Lakewood, she had .4 THEIR, FAMIUSS. Forjnan, 81, of 947 McGuire Dr., lived here 60 years. She was a died Friday at home after a long member of the First Presby- Illness. terian Church of Long Branch. She was the mother of Arthur Surviving is a brother, John F. Forman of Marlboro. Nelson, in Massachusetts. Services were this morning at Wilt Born in West New York, Mrs Forman formerly lived in Ken-the Flock Furieral Home. Burial llworth and Princeton. She moved was in Woodbine Cemetery, FRIDAY NITE here in 1957. Oceanport. She was the widow of John W, MAY 27 at 9.9CW MRS. MYLES RADER prizes Forman. WINS THE CHILDREN, NO SCHOOL Ttte FOUOWM6 OM A!JO surviving are three other MORGANVILLE-Mrs. Myles 3 DRAWINGS ewgRY CAY J. NQONfV.0O(.i».i T.OOP^. sons, John K. Forman of Penn- Rader, 76, of Orchard PI., died 30 GIFTS EACH PAY- 110 IN Alt.1 WORTH $1000/ riday at home after a long Ington, Edwin L. Forman, with DIGGER i BETTER? WIN RADIOS.ClOCKS.CHINAPIECES.POTTERV STARTER whom she lived, and William C. illness. Forman of Roselle; a daughter, Born In Clarion County, Pa., SET .DECORATOR CANDLESTICKS«<* »**. „*/. Mrs. Naomi J. Kril, here; 15 Mrs. Rader had lived here 16 DRAWINGS UJIILBE HELD «* U*. HVCEBIRTHOAVcAtce years. She was a member of grandchildren and five great '•«*« FOUR(SEASONS CiFT SHOP. J4O_PIJRCHAS£ grandchildren. Morganville Methodist Church and of its woman's society. KKeWORKS Services will be at 2 o'clock Surviving are her husband, JUST COME TO MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER ANY this afternoon at the Graccland MANY PIECES ESPECIALLY DESIGNED Memorial Park Chapel, Kenil- Myles Rader, and several nieces ^•DAV MAY tt -MAY 27 * REGISTER AT .ONE OF worth. Arrangements are direct- and nephews. FOR. MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER. See this Hu$ THE THREE BOOTHS O(J' THE MALLS. ed by the Anderson and Camp- Services were yesterday un- PLAN TO ATTEND AND DONT MISS bell Funeral Home. der direction of the Waitt Funeral OUR GRAND FINALE AND OUK ttiTMtm MUST 8£ 18 YRJ. of A6S Oft Out* Home, Morganville. Burial was CONTM.T It ClOUb TO Au. MONMOUTH SHOPFmft TRIBUTE TO OUR *E ' CENTER STORE EAtPLOVtgs { JHEUC MMIUCC * MRS. PEARL M. JAMES in Asbury Cemetery, Brookville, Pa. liRTHDAY . A.!U• ». < r. CONTRACTORS < THEIR FAMILIKSj. OCEAN GROVE - Mrs. Pearl M. James of 124 Mt. Hermon JAMES V. TORCHIA m Way, died Thursday at FItkin LONG BRANCH - James V. Hospital, Neptune, after a short CAKE Torchia, 81, of 581 Overton PI., Illness. died Saturday in Monmouth Mrs. James was the mother of JZFTMDB! Medical Center after a short toCATCDONTHC MAIL IM ntOMT — tOVR SUtONt' cm SHOP Mrs. Betty James Pulley of Lit- illness. tle Silver. A retired self-employed paint- Born in Ferndale, N.Y., Mrs.ing contractor, Mr. Torchia came James was a daughter of the here from Italy 64 years ago. H« late Mr. and Mrs. Edson A. was a communicant of Holy Trin- Gregory. She was the widow of ity Catholic Church, here. Grover R. James, Sr. Surviving are five sons, Peter She was a former member of and Anthony Torchia of Ocean the Ocean Grove Women's Club Township, Paul Torchia, at -m and the Fitkin Hospital Auxili home, Joseph Torchia of Free- ary. hold and John Torchia of Nep- Also surviving are two sons, tune; three daughters;* Mrs. Grover R. James, Jr., and Evan Louise Hannan of National Park, E. James of Buffalo, N.Y.; twoMiss Anita Torchia, here, and brothers, Arthur A. Gregory of Mrs. Polly Nesbit, in Maryland; Binghamton, N.Y., and Maj 12 grandchildren, and two great- THERE'S ALWAYS Theodore O. Gregory of grandchildren. SOMETHINCr Annapolis, Md., and eight grand- A Requiem Mass will be of- children. fered at 9 a.m. tomorrow in ATM Ill The Ocean JJrove Memorial Holy Trinity Church. Burial, di- Home was in charge of local rected by the Damiano Funeral arrangements. Servjcej .were this Home, will be in Mt. Carmel EATONTOWN CIRCLE AND ROUTE 3$ ing center Cemetery, West Long Branch. morning in Rushforf. N.Y. II EATONTOWN.N.A COMPLETES TKADONG M«y 23, 1966—5 TOE DAILY REGISTER Rotary To Hear Colonel Four Men Pay Fines Of $150 OREAT lA^srJtm* ** days, end given six-month IUS- emit John A. Moite, 19, *on of FREEHOLD - Col. William Hugh's James Madison High M1DDLETOWN - Magistrate The four were: Frank Liegel, Poole Ave., Union Beach; Wil- pended sentences by the jurist; Mr. and Mrs. John VltAi* of Rt- J. Mclntyre, Jr., director of the School in 1933. Before entering Seymour R. Klelnberg, during 1, Englishtown, N.J., has com- he Army in January, 1941, he * recent Municipal Court ses- liam T. Hogan, Center St., Mata- or the tame offense. They were Department of Command Com- wan; /ames Springer, Wilson Ave., pleted his two weeks of, annual munications, U.S. Army Signal idd a number of newspaper as- sion, fined four men $150 each, Clifford R. Gildawie, As- active duty for training, at the ignments, including that of night placed them on probation for 90 bury Ave., Union Beach, and Matawan, and Samuel HaUey, School, Fort Monraouth, will Beers St., Keyport. Naval Training Center here, and speak on "The Republic of :hief of the United Press days, and gave them six-month James M. Noe, Atlantic St., has returned to his local Naval China" at the luncheon meeting, )ureau at Buffalo, N.Y. suspended sentences after find- Keyport. The six were arrested March Reserve unit. of the Rotary Club in the ing them guilty of failing to give Two other men were fined 125 !5 in the parking lot of the Para- American Hotel tomorrow. a good account of themselves. each, placed on probation for 90 lise,Bar and Grill, Rt. 35, by!| Patrolman William J. Higgins. Col. Mclntyre was assigned to irl Scouts' MOM, don't worry — the U.S. Military Assistance Ad.- 'Rumor Clinic' Demonstrated William Koehler, 19, of John-j visory Group to the Republic of JOn La., Keansburg, was finedj OCEAN TOWNSHIP —' The.tional campaign, he said, and is $50 for possession of beer. He send clothes. Met and China in 1961 and for nearly four Parents' Fete local Democratic Club took part active in promoting interfaith and years thereafter served in was arrested May 15 by Trooper married a girl who owns in a "rumor clinic" directed by racial good will, and it stays George Wallach, Keyport State Delicatessen Taiwan as the group's assistant abreast of all bias chief of staff for communications Set Tonight Joseph , S, Gordesky, program whether Police, on Van Schoick Rd. The t h • Hotmdel Auxiliary and electronics. MATAWAN - "What is Girl consultant of the Anti-Defamation printed or spoken. youth also received a 30-day sus- League of Bnai Brith, to dem- As part of its campaign it iended sentence from the jurist. Cook Book. Call mo at Col. Mclntyre was decorated Scouting?" is the question the Departments tfatawan Neighborhood Associa- onstrate the rapidity with which issues reports and has published last September with the Legion simpl« facts are distorted by the 264 • 7784. of Merit. tion of Girl Scouts hopes to an- many volumes on predjudice and Be Modern, use the Daily Reg- NOW AT wer during parents' night Mon- teller's own predjudices, latent extremism, the most notable of ister Classified. As he was leaving Taiwan and overt. last June, he was signally hon ay, starting at 8 p.m. in the which is "Danger on the Right' :uditorium .' of the Matawan Yaacov Morris Mr. Gordesky explained that by Benjamin R. Epstein and ASBURY PARK ored by the Chinese.%There were the ADL, now 53 years old, be- parades and ceremonies and let- Grammar School, Broad St. Arnold Forster. BRICK TOWNSHIP ters of appreciation. Mrs. William Windrow, Mon- gan as aa organization devoted Norman Dorfman, chairman ol mouth Council Field Adviser to Israeli Aide to combating anti-Semitism. Over I..S. Mil. However, the high point of the the club's executive committee CLIFFWOOD the Matawan Neighborhood Ser- the years, the ADL has expanded stressed the importance of voter day occurred when Generalis- its operations to battle discrim- ice team, will explain the pur- : Will Address registration in the township for '•*' ;V NEPTUNE CITY simo Chiang Kai-shek — who pose of the Girl Scout program, ination and bigotry through an seldom allows himself to toe the forthcoming November Con- film, "This is Girl Scouting," extensive and systematic educa gressional elections. LITTLE SILVER photographed — took him by the released by the national office, UJA Dinner arm and steered him in front of Mrs. Joan Farmer announced will be shown. Members of the RUMSOM - Yaacov Morris, POINT PLEASANT a camera. They thus were local service team and troop Top Winners that the ways and means commit- LUCKY photographed together, and with Israeli diplomat who is a per- tee has planned a "Bowling-All- PORT MONMOUTH leaders are expected to be pres- manent staff member of the his writingbmsh Chiang painted ent. At Convention Go-Go" program for June 25 ai his autograph on the picture. Israel Foreign Ministry, will Shore Lanes. She explained tha STRIKE RARITAN TOWNSHIP Parents will register their speak at the Initial gifts cam-l LONG BRANCH — Two Long A former newspaperman and| Branch High School students, two price tickets will be sold to SHREWSBURY the son of a newspaper man, daughters, eligible from grades paign dinner meeting of the enable members and their fam- ;wo through 12, for placement Greater Red Bank Area United Vaughn Sherrill and Anita Garr, Col. Mclntyre was born in Phil-1 n troops which will be formed won first place awards in com- ilies to bowl anytime from 9 a.m WALL TOWNSHIP adelphia, grew up in Brooklyn Jewish Appeal June 2 at 6:30 to midnight. Shore Lanes ha; [his summer for fall activities. .m. petitions at the recent New Jer- and was graduated from that bor- sey Junior Classical League Con- been reserved exclusively for thi The HAO-Oowners, Brownie The meeting will be held in club on that day. Scouts of troops 475 and 495 of vention held at Trenton Central Jilters the home of Louia Drazln, Auld- High School. the neighborhood, will present wood Lane, here. Mayor John J. Rcilly and Coiin their dances that were performed An authority on the problems Vaughn Sherrill won first prize cilman John W. Beekman ex at the HAOOown. of Israel's immigrants, Mr. in the Latin IV Poetry Reading pressed their pleasure with tb I tald. "Show me a filter cigarette Morris was born and educated in Contest with his recording of an new library and the contlnuei Belfast, Ireland. He was active excerpt from Book II of the growth of the township. The ma that really delivers taste Buck Participates in the Pioneer Zionist Youth "Aeneid." An honor student yor said the tax rate will dro| Movement in England and in "Sonny" has been active even further with the receipt o and I'll eat my hat!" your best buy! In Paris Show 1946 joined the Political Depart-J wrestling, football, end baseball. funds from the state sales tax. PARIS — David T. Buck, pres- nient of the Jewish Agency for He was the District 24 wrestling ident of the Buck Engineering Palestine in London. champion and was named out- Company of Wall Township, standing wrestler in the district. O., and Theodore Holmes, mar- He went to Israel on the eve He has also been name to the ;eting manager, are participat- of its. war for independence and National Athletic Honor Society. ing in an International Trade Ex- served in the Haganah, Israel's In addiion, lie has served as an position sponsored by the United underground army. Until 1954, officer of the Latin Club, and itates Department of Commerce he was head of the section for a member of the Spanish Club, here which will run through English-speaking countries of the the chess team, the Varsity :oday. Youth and Hechalutz Department Club, the Coin Club, and as of the Jewish Agency, language laboratory aide. The primary purpose of the ex- hibition which Is divided into sev- He was also a correspondent Anita won first prize In for British, American and jeral categories, is the promotion 1 Costume Contest, dressed of trade with France. Buck En- Israeli newspapers and journals. Minerva, and third prize in the PORTABLE TO In 1961, his best seller, "Masters **• •»• nrt«n«ul« oklim mi gineering was invited to par- Poster Contest. She has been an * icipate in the section which of the Desert — 6,000 Years in 1 active member of the Latin Club, deals with advanced teaching, in- the Negev, ' was published in the French Club, the Chemistry dustrial training and aids to edu- New York. He is also the author Club, the GAA and the band. cation. of three other works. The latest, She serves as a Candy Striper soon to be published, will deal Buck Engineering is exhibiting at Monmouth Medical Center, SUPERMARKETS with American settlers in Israel. a wide line of Lab-Volt equip- and has won awards in hobby Dr. Israel R. Senitzky of Lit- contests for her collection of sea- ment for the teaching of elec- tle Silver heads the local drive tricity and electronics, including shells. CHICKEN PARTS its new Lab-Logic 360 Digital to raise $25,000 on belialf of the Both are students ol Mrs. Trainer which is being shown In 28th annual UJA campaign. Sylvia Colby. Europe for the first time. The UJA is the major Ameri- France, with a student papula- can agency aiding immigrants to NAME DIRECTOR ion of 11 million, is believed Israel, and refugees and dis- TIMS fc. 1 NEW YORK-Robert L. Stick- 59 tressed Jews overseas. In ad- LEGS -- .39* by the Department of Commerce ney, vice president and general to be a huge potential market dition, several thousand Jewish refugees already in the United manager of International Flavors for teaching and educational 'and Fragrances (U.S.), has an Wftfl .,. ^.screen! slim styled! [•ids, particularly in the widely States, or able to come here thiMs nouoced the appointment of Har- I TOURNEY • * - ~" olr eleotriaty' year, are provided with UJA BREASTSr^.49 '. jy Iraco// 85 director of cosmetic 65 THE U.IM LINE StRIES and electronics in Which the settlement aid. W*f research and development. Distinctive two-tone color cabinet in Charcoal color It is estimated some 816,680 ind Off-Whlto color. Beautifully molded cabinet with Buck company has been a pio- matching UHF/VHF controls. Top neer. Jewish men, women and children Carry Handle. Monopote Antenna. 88 After the dose of (he Paris ex- qualify this year for UJA help, RnffstFranks **« *•6* RMST SdiMi position, Mr. Buck will visit the To answer the need, this year's 129 Scandinavian countries and Mr. FEATURING nationwide campaign is seeking Franks Rnost Botapa Holmes will go to Germany and CANBB A 20,000 VOLTS PICTURE POWER Switzerland to explore the pos a total of $73,420,000. forunfurpassed picture brightness I sibilites for the sale of Lab-Volt GREAT FRIEND— Sliced Horn Olive Loaf equipment ft those countries. £29c • Zenith Patented ' • 3-stages of IF Amplification Last year Bucik Engineering Gtizens Unit Cuitom'Terma-Set" • Automatic "Frlnge-LocK" Circuit participated in intema- Kosher Pickles £,£ 4* TostyLoaf £ 29* VHFFIM Tuning • Front mounted Speaker tonal.trade expositions in Cey- lon and Kenya at the invitation Urges Vote of the Commerce Department HEKY Of JUKE A-C Radio & Television Co. and more recently has demon- HOUMDEL — The Citizens for strated its equipment in Mex- Education recently issued a 123 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK ico. Wiffliin the past year, the statement regarding the Board company also established a Ca- of Education's decision to resub- 741-4768 nadian subsidiary with headquar- mit the $2,660,000 intermedi- Watermelons ters in Montreal. ate school referendum Monday, June 13. RED RIPE-HOT HOUSE ^k £^ The statement, in part, reads: When Planning "We are sure that your voice Your Retirement and support have helped the Iff Important to save for ttw future board make this important and wtiert your dollars earn a high dlvi- dmd and with maximum security. correct decision. All accounts are Insured up to 9T0«* TOMATOES 39 "This is the third, and prob- 000. Wi vwlcomo your vis tl ably last, time that Holmdej will X4VV/. ANNUAL DIVIDEND -' Compounded Quarterly have the chance to vote for a Dtpesir* mod* by to* iwh tarn good educational system. There- from tht lit OF fore, It is befitting that all of us TIE devote whatever time and effort Marine View is necessary to insure that the SAVINGS & LOAN referendum is passed." TUNA Highway 35, Mtddlttown , CATSUP The organization reported It 671-2400 SOUD» PACK; WHITE MEAj T would distribute referendum in- H«y. 36, Atlantic Highland* formation to the public and en- 291-0100 14 c list telephone and transportation Llncroft Shopping Ctnttr bit volunteers in tfte day of the ref- 842-4400 2 75< VAN CAMP'S HI-FLAVOR Canvas PORK n BEAMS Time! ORANGE, GRAPE, PUNCH PYKI Some Of Our Best 8 Friends Are Cars! WIN UP TO 3,000 Honest. There are things cara can't be beat for. Like going to the moun- tains, or fishing. Or for a thousand and one other uses. many styles and IN CASH PRIZES But ... they are not for going to New York. Too much traffic. Too lovely colors hard to find a parking place. Too nerve wracking. > ITS FUN TO PLAY... So let w take you on your next trip to New York. It will be BO easyvfor you. by U. S. KEDETTES OOMPHIES "LUCKY NUMBERS' AVERAGE RUNNING TIME RED BANK—74 MINUTES MIDDLETOWN—65 MINUTES NOTHING TO BUY-NOTHING TO WRITE KEYPORT—51 MINUTES COMPLETE DETAILS AT CHECK STAND Red Bank, 7410285 Middlettmn, 671-2100 Keyport, 264-2222 iksial "Keeping in step with America's Finest" PMCCS ELECTIVE THIU TUESDAY, MAY 24th a* all NEW JERSEY, NEW CITY, KAM NVH awl STATIN BUND Dorm (nmpl PWINflflD, WfSTFIEtD, ELIZABETH and HACKENSACK). W* rawna rtn right * RMI ffWQfltliH)!* *WJ IMfMIMlbls Wf typOQItipTliCOl CrTOft. "' ASBURY PARK-NEW YORK TRANSIT CO. 43-A BROAD ST. RED BANK LAKE AVB., ASBURf PARK and 540 COOKMAN AVE., ASBURY PARK RED BANK, 362 BROAD STREET 'Who's Winning In Vietnam? — I Mean, Among Jim Bishop; Reporter I The Register's Opinion The South Vietnamese?" Handcuffing the Cops An Airport for Monmouth The detective walked across the vast office with a green cardboard in his hand. He turned into the glass office marked It is indeed exciting news that There is no doubt that Monmouth Homicide and dropped it on the desk. The bald owl with the Monmouth County's Board of Free- County, if it is to continue to move glasses picked it up, read it, and pushed it aside. "Escobedo holders has acted to acquire and oper- ahead in the area of business, industry, Case," it read, "Continued to 6 June 1966. Before Judge ate the Monmouth Airport in Wall and tourism must have an airport Sullivan in BR-46, Jury Court." Captain Frank Flanagan, Chief of Homi- Township. facility. And Fort Monmouth's future cide in Chicago, went back to work. He And this time the word is firm— growth, to some extent, is dependent might have been thinking of three grow- for Freeholder Director Joseph C. on a nearby airport. ing daughters. He wasn't. His mind was Irwin has said the decision is definite on a stubborn law. Flanagan commands Now Monmouth County will have the hottest bureau in headquarters—murder, and is not dependent upon any con- its airport — and it is encouraging sex, ft aggravated assault. He has a lot of tingency to use the field by Fort Mon- that the prospects ire so bright that good men: 185 detectives, 29 sergeants and mouth. This has been the case in the it will be able to be developed as a six lieutenants. past.. Serious crime is down in Chicago. The county project. However, we feel movies made Chicago the gang capital of The decision, Mr. Irwin said, is quite certain that Fort Monmouth will BISHOP the wor'd. Felonies have dropped 15 per based on general aviation needs and take advantage of the airport and thus cent jn two years. In the rest of the country, industrial promotion in the county. make it an even more important fa- they've gone up 18 per cent. Flanagan and his men take It is well known that this news- cility. no credit. They just work their tails off trying to hold it paper for years has advanced the down. ' . # * * cause of a county airport. And there We will have more to say about the county airport in the days ahead. THE POSTPONEMENT of the Escobedo case should.have were times when we had to take the interested the captain. Danny Escobedo, 28, the Mexican jump- freeholders to task for delaying on a We consider it one of the most far-reaching programs that has ever ing betn of Chicago, Is a celebrity. Long after his life Is decision to make the airport a reality. over, lawyers will be leaping to their feet in court to shout been undertaken in the county. But we can sincerely say that in 'Mn Escobedo versus the State of Illinois ..." recent months the freeholders, arid However, at this,time we want to He ranks with Gideon and Dred Scott. His sister's hus- commend county officials for following band was murdered six years ago. Grace Escobedo Valtierra particularly Mr. Irwin, have worked was tired of being slapped by a jealous husband. A bullet overtime to get the airport project this significant project through to its through the right shoulder traversed his chest and he died W the ground. And the recently re- completion. The county may have had opening and closing his mouth with no words coming out. activated county Airport Advisory a slow start entering the age of the y The Homicide group wrapped It up. They arrested Danny Committee has been a great help in airplane — but it is now there. And and Grace and Baboon DiGerlando and Robert Chan. A lawyer this has great meaning for the Mon- tried to see Danny. The cops kept him out until they had giving advice to the freeholders on statements. The Supreme Court of the United States has ruled this important subject mouth of the future. " that this was wrong. The police had foreclosed the Constitu- tional rights of Danny Escobedo. Escobedo has been freed. So has Grace. Others In the SO Campaign Reform? states may be sprung. The Supreme Court doesn't even want When President Johnson unex- But the question of greater moment confessions if they purport to be voluntary. This takes the pectedly asked in his State of the is why that issue has been allowed to handcuffs off the prisoner and puts them on the cop. His duty Union message for reforms in election stymie action on campaign spending Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth now is to detect murder, solve it without questioning the pris- reform entirely for this session. It is oner, and protect the felon from self-entrampment. campaign financing — and received * * * unexpected expressions of bipartisan but one part of the whole package outlined by the President — a relative- ESCOBEDO FEELS that the Chicago police are hounding support in Congress — it seemed too Saga of Egg From Farm to You him. I went to headquarters to check the records. There are ly small part at that, compared with surprising to be true. We took the A dozen eggs will cost you, the housewife, , To be more specific, here's an expert only two sheets. One is dated April 21, 1965. It charges that skeptic's wait-and-see attitude. the really tough problems of how to° an average of 52-54 cents at yearend, accord- breakdown of the projected 21-cent spread little Danny sold $30 worth of dangerous drugs to a police set realistic controls on political ing to authoritative projections — but of this, between the price of a dozen eggs on the farm pigeon. The money was marked. A jury freed Danny. We are optimistic, even in that. spending and effectively enforce them the farmer will be receiving an average of and on the retail counter in the final months The other is dated March 20th, 1966. At 4:30 a.m. a squad Congress, has done nothing because, only 33 cents. of 1966. against circumvention. car responded to a call for help behind a shrimp .house. A more than four months later, it has not Since an egg is an egg Operation Coat In cento per dozen man named Rodolfo Cuevas had been brutally beaten. A received the specific recommendations Mr. Johnson could have broken is an egg, who will be get- Local assembly from farms to woman with Cuevas pointed to her two brothers and Danny the deadlock in his cabinet by either ing how much of that 21 grading and packing stations 1.2 Escobedo and screamed "They did it!" which were supposed to come from the cents difference? Grading and packing, cartons and cases.... 2.9 making his own choice between the Patricia Galvan's brothers were arrested. A second squad White House. The trouble is a lack of The National Commis- Grading and packing, "other" : 2.2 alternatives or ordering the rest of the car arrived and the police searched Escobedo's car. A .38 consensus within the administration sion on Food Marketing, Stor'ge and wholesaling 3.5 pistol was found under the seat. So "Danny was under arrest itself. package sent oh to Congress without established by^ Congress in Transportation to consuming market 2.7 a recommendation on promoting 1964 to investigate every as- Retailing, including promotion costs ... 8.5 again, charged with unlawful use of a weapon. This is the cue which is now postponed. ' l\<. The Justice Department reportedly small contributions. Neither of these pect of the controversial wants to encourage small contributions spread between farm and 21.0c There is little police interest in Danny Escobedo. Flana- decisions would have diverted the food prices, will presumably if * * gan's Bureau cannot even comprehend his fame. Chicago aver- to political parties by allowing in- President's attention for more than a - give us an exhaustive an- ages a little better than a murder a day, and the detectives' come-tax credits or deductions for con- BUT HOW WILL that big chuck of 8.5 few minutes from his more pressing PORTER swer t0 J^JJ question when cents at the retail level break down? Of are busy running them down, picking up material witnesses, tributors. The Treasury Department responsibilities of war, inflation, and it releases its findings in. late June-early course, much of it must go to the retailer's solving rapes, and writing the interminable reports which-Re- prefers a system in which the parties the like. July. But we need not wait until this report obvious expenses — ranging from rent to quire more and even more of the policeman's time. . • <, ' would deposit in the Treasury all their is issued to glimpse at least some clues to salaries and wages, from fixtures to heat On the other hand, it can be taken the spread. In /act, so crucial ha» been the and. etectrWty., How. much eite, tboag/b, will - (•' : . .- * , *.' . . * D. ,'f ..;'•• -;•: small donations from individuals, as a decision that he has not inter- part played by rising food prices in the, go into advertising? JInW"S'utJhJp1%hiottons as • y4?E$C0BlSD0?" said Flanagan. "Pe basneta/tererf the which would be matched dollar for vened in the stalemate. And it is mounting cost of living so far in 1966, that trading stamps? Into such marginal services routine of this department. I don't even pretend to undersUnd dollar; each party's bill for . certain the more information we have as soon as as baby-sitting? the Supreme Court ruling in his case. How do they want us noteworthly that no loud squawks possible about the food price spread, the to protect the prisoner from society? How far do we go in types of expenses would then be paid Of course, our own demands for grading have been heard from Capitol Hill; the better. and convenient cartons must cost money. warning him about his rights? If he doesn't know t lawyer, by government check. congressmen apparently feel no frus- Let's make this point clear at the start: But as much as 5.1 cents a dozen? Admitted- do we go out shopping for one? Is the whole thing retroactive) a large variety of expensive things are done ly, storage and wholesaling must add to the "Who understands it? We'll sit and wait for clarification; Between those two plans, we would tration at not receiving legislation they to and for the egg between the time it leaVes had indicated they were eager to en- spread. But in this era of'year-round egg We're not Danny's enemy. He is. I read his name in papers choose the tax credit or deduction plan the nest and reaches your local food market. production, should this add a full 3,5 cents? and magazines all over the country. But he's not the man because it would leave the contribu- act. • * . * And how does the margin between farm I worry about. The man who jars my conscience it a nice- tion essentially a matter between the The surprise over the earlier flurry FOR INSTANCE, the eggs are not only and food price vary from month to month looking peaceable man." — depending on the distance the eggs are citizen, and his party. Channeling the of proclaimed interest now having collected by the farmer but they also ar» The captain rolled a letter-opener across his desk. "He sorted into size groups (extra large, large, hauled, the length of time they are stored, has a little girl of five. She was raped in a car. Some children money through the Treasury, doubling been spent, it will be surprising if the medium); the undergrade are separated the volume we consume, the frequency with got the tag number and we got the man. then, the father it with government dollars, and dis- subject is mentioned again either at from the Grade A's; the eggs probably are which retailers advertise price specials on showed up at headquarters and a whole group of my men cleaned and they may be washed, too. eggs? bursing it by government check would the White House or the Capitol.. And hurried to him and begged him not to think of violence. invite deep suspicion at best and even if it were, who would take it They are placed in 30-dozen cases, trans- Perhaps the Food Marketing Commis- ported — perhaps over considerable distances* sion's tracing of the eggs from 33 cents on "We told him he must let trie law take its course. I wai scandalous abuse at worst. seriously? — and then repacked in small cartons for the farm to 52-54 cents at the store will in- ready to frisk him to protect the prisoner. But when we walked consumers. They may be stored for fairly dicate that as long as we demand so many htm into the office, he took a look at the animal we caught, long periods of time. Each phase will"add costly services, there will be no way to cut and all he said was: "Did you get a lawyer for him? I bop« Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington to the cost of the eggs — and this all hap- the spread — and perhaps its criticisms will' you protected his Constitutional rights." ' pens before the retailer even gets the food be limited to the elaborate fringe services Flanagan sighed. "He's the nan I worry about. Not Etc* and adds on his expenses. at the retail level. b*do." ... Seek $1.6 Billion Appropriation John Chamberlain: These Days Events of Years Ago j WASHINGTON - President Johnson is cannibalizing of existing forces and equipment L preparing to ask Congress for another $1-6 for the Viet Nam build-up. . billion to finance the soaring costs of the With the war being financed by $15.5 bil- Viet Nam war. lion in supplemental appropriations, Stennis AT&T Led Market Down warns additional billions will be required to 25 Years Ago This latest "supplemental" appropriation, The giant American Telephone and Tele- in any and all communications. The govern- replace military supplies drawn from the County Agricultural Agent Marvin A. Clark predicted the administration's third graph Company — "Mother Bell" — was the ment lost him because of a ridiculous quibble reserves and other U.S. forces in this coun- "plenty of tent caterpillars" for the 1941 season. He'recom- in eight months, will bring try and in Europe. harbinger of the bear market long before about his pay. His own troubles as a govern- to {15.5 billion the amount Detroit got into trouble. It was not because ment employee who was dependent on vote- mended a spray consisting of arsenate of lead and water. The magnitude of these needs is immense, sought for the escalating of any failure to perform: AT and T has been seeking congressmen convinced him that one according to data turned over, to Stennis' sub- Southeast Asian conflict. right up there with Gen- of the chief duties of a manager of a private- An unwary robin ended its life on a fishhook after committee by the mjHtary services. As now drafted, the eral Motors in a seesaw ly owned natural monopoly was to give Wash- greedily swallowing a worm on the end of a fishing 'line left For example: One document reveals President's message will al- one-two contest for the ti- ington absolutely no cause for investigating it. in his back yard by Mickey Campanile, 11, of Asbury Park. that the Army, Navy and Air Force estimate so ask for an expression of. tle of highest profit maker . Accordingly there were never any shenanigans that $12 billion is required to meet their in financing the expansion of the Bell system. Joseph Carney, Sr., was elected chief of the Keyport congressional approval of in the world. Moreover, its worldwide commitments in the fiscal year When rival telephone companies were ac- Fire Department. Mr. Carney had been an active fireman the continuing military . h ' profits have been diffused starting July 1. This total was approved by quired, nobody pocketed any profits on the 15 years. buildup in Viet Nam. . I among more than two and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. i I one-half million sharehold- stock deals. The White House time Defense Secretary McNamara emphatical- 6rs wnicn makes il e table calls for the submis- When AT and T took over Western Union ly disagress with them. He has flatly re- M/ J ' ^ sion of the new appropriation in June, after K/J most important widow-and- for a brief interlude, Vail turned the tele- By Interlandi jected requests for the $12 billion contending graph company from a hated "dog" into a Cynic's Corner Congress acts on the administration's $57.6 ?*wners, clergy and a funeral di :opic to be discussed by a guest ident, has announced that this Q) "A couple of years tgo, I basis, since they have tended to rector. speaker will be the "Boy Scouts chapter includes Marlboro, Man- alapan Township, Englishtown 32 YEARS OF DIAMOND LEADERSHIP' bought 100 Transamerica, telling move up in price faster than the The local club is a chapter of jf America." Business and pro- iehveen 5 Oand 54. It is now essional men are being invited and Matawan. LARGEST SELECTION OF "BONDED" DIAMONDS dollar has devaluated. Because nationwide organization geared iround 34, Should I buy more they are subject to constant and j help young people develop. IN CENTRAL JERSEY PROM $40 TO $2,000 now to average my cost? What sometimes wide price fluctuation, Personal contact with youth is • OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT • your opinion about Trans- they should not be regarded a made through a variety of Stars on Van Dyke Show imerica and its future pros- an . inflation hedge on a short- !>ects?" E.S. term basis. litter on Emmy 'Cast A) I have high opinion of Goldsmith HOLLYWOOD (AP) - The ex- Van Dyke has won three Em- Transamerica and of its future mys, Miss Moore two. prospects. The company is Despite Color, (ring Dick Van Dyke show tri- The program wasn't canceled well-managed financial complex, Promoted mphantly collecting four more David H. Means, Jr. :mmys. . . Negro Bill Cosby for next fall, he added: wtth most of its investments in NEWARK-William Goldsmith, Water Safe hanking NBC lor having "the insurance companies—mainly In issistant buyer for women's and "We on the show decided that Occidental Life. I am sorry that FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Means Takes children's gloves, has been pro- uts" to ajar him . . . winner live years was a good round num- you bought your stock When it While water in the Stonehurst moted to the senior executive po- larbara Stanwyck fighting back >er and to quit before we wore was selling around its a'tRime development may appear dis- County School sition of area manager for fabrics ears. iut our welcome." high — like many other com- colored and taste different, it is ind budget ready-to-wear at Bam These were among highlights By networks, the breakdown of panies involved in life insurance. safe to drink, a state Departmenl Boards' Helm merger's. f last night's television academy mmy awards was NBC 20, CBS of Health public engineer told Over the past year the life POINT PLEASANT - David wards, a slowly paced show ABC 9. the Stonehurst homeowners' as Mr. Goldsmith joined Bamber- group has fallen out of favor H. Means, Jr., a member of the hat still developed its own sociation. ger's in July, 1964, as a member and many fine stocks are selling Long Branch Board of Education, )f the executive training squad. rama. . i near their lowest levels since Raymond Barg of the depart has been elected and installed In August of the same year, he There was pathos when Paul Man Faces 1963. There are no present tadi ment, told the group Wednesda) as president of the Monmouth jecame sales manager in the Davis, art gallery owner, ac cations that the group — ornight, at its last meeting for th Mi II I' II Jl II "11 Bl ~~ll I11* •! I '•- i W7.500; > ' Gardner, Jr., secretary, • about old Stern 'Thursday night held Huntlngton, N.Y., since Dec. - 24. SCARVES Rev. Jordan remain* on'the au- , ISBI !•._-•' si1 •••! n TinvTinoui 11 ••; «\ > BmJ B" • * 1 i: twc-£hird» favored the measure GeraW Gerrish, of 38 Main St Me'" '*8rt'""Mtamoudi sit as a way of bringing in more for action of the Grand Jury thority. J L "ib. I II n 11 1 II "II •• ""II •' t til V owned • by the. NeW Poini state revenue. SOLID COLORS on a charge of lewdness and in- Anthony T, Wboley was re-ap- <»'j ••• Si !k u ii •••> •••! II |HI i Beach Comfort Co. The price i and PRINTS decency made May 14 by Patrol- pointed the authority's attorney. ' ua». 1 im i II II it <- $94,000. GETS CONTRACTS man Carmen Messina. Gerrish, Mr. WooIIey and Mrs. Louise -riBBBHMaBBBBBHBaBBHaHHaHHIRBBBM The state already hat granted ASBURY PARK, - Louij J. who waived a preliminary hear- Burke, a bookkeeper-cashier, 50 per cent aid for the projects. Winslow, president of Winslow 1.00 ing, was sent to County Jail. were presented with plaques hon- If purchases go through, Tele-Tronics, Inc., 1005 First Flora Jackson, Marlboro, was oring them for 25 years of ser- Today Estimate governing aid will pay the total Ave., announces that the com. ined $20 for speeding. vice. costs. pany has received within the past 30 days contracts totaling more than $500,000. This new Senior Citizen business increases orders on hand to $2,700,000. ATLANTIC GLASS Unit Started [LOOK! ANEW UNION BEACH — Mayor Al- fred T. Hennessy, Jr., attending the first meeting of the local Se- nior Citizens Club here, pro- claimed May 23-29 Senior Citizens SINGER MATAWAN Week in the borough. Mayor Hennessy, an attorney, , WnlfV %tt$9t Smith of Iltk offered his professional services Highway 71 free to obtain a charter for the club. The mayor pledged the sup- , SHadysid* 7-2020 ZIG-ZAG port of Borough Council and o SATURDAY! fered the use of any required public facilities. ConpoMr rrogranliq Mayor Hennessy noted-that the persons attending accounted KEYPUNCH for more than 10 per cent PORTABLE _ Ff» Ptactnwit itnla _ Union Beach's 221 senior citizens The Early American and said he expects club mem- Northeast Business bership to increase. 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TOUCH & SEW* Sewing Machines with Push-Button Bobbin start at '149.95. BLAISDELL LUMBER CO. NEW YORK* KEANSBURG . RED BANK-74MIM . BRICK TOWN-w-MU H7u(inn«>rom«&atSINGERl«fa|/J* SERVICE AND QUALITY SINCE 1910 • MONMOUTH SHOPPINO • TOMS RIVER—MMill LONG BRANCH BUS LINE CEMTER-S4H747 , pBRTH _ .• ASIURY PARK-77S40U 441-UM SINGER 15 SO. BRIDGE AYE, RED BANK 7W40M • 7i tmAwwf, KMMk*n • 717-9*76 •A Tra erated women's clubs and a new president, Miss Geraldini news conference wilt be on the V. Brown of Keyport. Woodland Park Flower Show agenda Wednesday, when Mrs. The luncheon, expected to a Hubert H. Humphrey, wife of tract the largest federation ai the vice president, visits tendance in many years will b( Training School Unit of held on the Training School cen American Institute for Mental Trophy Goes to Navesink Entry ter campus. A children's pro Studies here. gram will be presented as pa Mrs. Humphrey will be guest of the luncheon program. EATONTOWN - Mrs. Davi field PI., Red Bank, second, a Smallest State class. Mrs. Ed to a display of junipers, azaleas of honor and featured speaker at The American Institute fo Jackson, Monmouth Ave., Nave member of the Garden Club of ward Stewart, 6 Irwin PI., Haz-and dogwood by Mrs. Sheldon The Training School's annual Mental Studies, founded in 188 sink, a member of the Navesinl New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Einar let, received third place. Granik and Mrs. James Naugh- "Vineland Day," an event spon- at Vineland, is a private, non Garden Club, won the Helen La W. Jackson, 424 E. Highland Judges for the artistic classe ton. sored by the New Jersey State profit complex composed of var: genberger Perpetual Trophy Ave., Atlantic Highlands, third were Mrs. John Langenberger, Four contemporary invitational Federation of Women's Clubs ous centers specializing in th the first standard flower show ol member of the Atlantic High- Mrs. Arnold Treptow, Mrs. Fred- arrangements were also given since 1932. , research, diagnosis, treatment the Woodland Park Garden Club land Club and Mrs. Harvey L erick W. Budey, Mrs. Jule special awards of appreciation to Smedley, 20 Her Dr., Middle- Named to the President's education and care of person; The two-day event was stagec Cowan, Mrs. William Muhleror M,rs. Raymond Sculthorpe, with handicaps of the brain, in Friday and Saturday here in th< town, honorable mention, a mem- and Mrs. Nicholas Novak. Oceanport Garden Club; Mrs. Committee on Mental Retarda- ber of Garden Club R.F.D. tion, Mrs. Humphrey will speni eluding those functioning at Civic Auditorium of the Mon Junior Award Joseph Laurino, Shrewsbury Gar- a good part of the day in mee mentally retarded level, th mouth Shopping Center. Hawaii—A Tropical Paradise: The Junior Achievement Award den Club; Mrs. Arthur G. Huson, Ing with the children of the in brain Injured, the slow learner, The entry interpreting Ne> Mrs. Carl Ray, 112 Fish Hawk went to Alyson Granik, 157 Kin Garden Club R.F.D., and Mrs. stitution and in visiting cottages and the so-called "exceptional Mexico—The Land of the Mis Dr., Middletown, first, a member kade Dr., Middletown, for hei Arnold Schwartz, New Shrews- workshop areas, classrooms, anc child." sions in the "Moods of America" of the Navesink Garden Club, for arrangement of yellow chrysan- bury Garden Club. These were research facilities. Clinica show was awarded for the high- a small line arrangement of cor- themums and purple iris inter- not in competition. demonstrations and exhibits wil est scoring blue ribbon winnei ton leaves and curled ti leaves; preting Arizona — The Rodeo. Mrs. Leon Gearl is president be part of the program. Deborah Unit in the show. Mrs. Jackson in Mrs. Robert Billings, Riverdale Runner-up was Susan White, 6i of the host club and Mrs. Keo- terpreted the scene "A Monas Ave., New Shrewsbury, second Nevada Dr.; Anthony Vitale, 31 hane was show chairman. Hor- Mrs. Humphrey will be greetec tery at Sunrise" with grape vine and Mrs. Charles Johnson, Ber- by Pearl S. Buck, president ol Plans Party Lynn Blvd., third, and Donm ticulture judges were Mrs. echeveria and succulents or nadette Farm, Eatontown, third, Corrado, 46 Nevada Dr., all o Huson, Mrs. Laurino and Mrs. the Board of Trustees of th! FREEHOIJD — A fashion show black slate with stylized woodei both members of the Shrewsbury American Institute for Mental Hazlet, and members of t h Wiliard Somerville. All the judges and card party Win be held by sculpture of a monk as an ai Garden Club, and Mrs. William Woodland Garden Junior Gardei were hosted at a luncheon pre- the Freehold Chapter of cessory. Lippman, 220 Washington Blvd., Club. ceding the opening of the show Deborah May 31, at 8 p.m in A tri-color and blue ribbon wa; Sea Girt, honorable mention, of to the public. the American Hotel. awarded for the entry of Mrs the Holly Club of Sea Girt. For interpreting California — Arnold Schwartz, 22 Lindy La. New Jersey Disneyland, Pamela Jdhnson, 30 Fashions will be by La Cache, 1 Tinton Falls, and will be modeled Lincroft, a member of the Ne New Jersey—Famous Beaches Lynn Blvd., placed first with yel Shrewsbury Garden Club, fo low chrysanthemums In a cart Club Offers by members, Mrs. Richard Burt, READY TO GO — Mrs. Alfred King, Sr., left, and Mrs. (Novice): Mrs. Sidney Fay, 10 Mrs. Jack Altaian, 'Mrs. Law- Take-Off" interpreting Cap Brookside Ave., first for a cres- container; Patricia Keohane, 63 rence Berman and Mrs. Martir Porter Hoagland, both of Rumvon, and Mrs. King's Kennedy, Fla., with five gradu ent arrangement of succulents Nevada Dr., second; Jeann Scholarship Brousell. Ticket diairmer fir* English cocker spaniel make ready for the Monmourh ating heights of yellow chrysan- and driftwood; Mrs. Hugh Gal White, 66 Nevada Dr., third, a LINCROFT — The Woman's themums in a contemporarj of Hazlet, and members of thi Club will offer its sixth annual Mrs. Patricia Fullam and Mrs, County Kennel Club Show Saturday at Wolf Hill Farm, agher, 68 Nevada Dr., second, Daniel Schwartz. The affair' stoneware container. nd Mrs. John Waring, 31 But- host club juniors. 159 scholastic award to a Lin- FAMOUS open to the public. Oceanport. ' Runner-up in the New Mexicc tonwood PI., "and Mrs. Salvatore Also juniors of the host club i croft senior high school girl who their interpretation of Illinois — Mrs. Ida Schurer, Mrs. Phillip class "was Mrs, Russell Kessler, Hale, 38 Lynn Blvd., honorable will enter college or a school of Oakhurst. Third went to Mrs, mentions. The women all reside The Land of Lincoln, Kathlee nursing this coming fall. The :JSAMES Weiser, Mrs. AI Black and Mrs. Keohane, 63 Nevada Dr., wa Rachel Chrystal were chairme Norman White, 66 Nevada Dr in Hazlet and are members of award, given for scholarship, Hazlet, a member of the hosi the host club. first, with yellow chrysanthe- leadership, potential and or need of recent tag days held in Eaton- To Honor Participants mums, taxus and chips of wood town. club, and honorable mention New York-The Great White will be awarded at commence- Mrs. Elaine Skakandy, 39 Corn Way: Mrs. Eugene Zembrzuski, accessories; Elizabeth Naughton ment. William Yudow reported oi La., Shrewsbury, a member of 44 Virginia Ave., received the 4 Crescent PI., second, an dedication ceremonies at Browns Jacqueline O'Connor, 70 Neva* Any high school senior girl who In Interview Show the garden department of the silver trophy for the highest scor- interested in applying for this Mills' Deborah Hospital, which little^ Silver Woman's Club. ing blue ribbon winner in the Dr., third, all of Hazlet. attended as a representative NEW YORK — Tomorrow in men have been on the show from award should contact her senior Runner-up in the Florida class club for her Hogarth line ar- A special award for an exhibit school guidance counselor and of the chapter. the Overseas Press Club, 54 West over 100 newspapers, magazines, rangement of scotch broom and 40th St., from 5:30 until 8 p.m. a was Mrs. Frederick Trautwein, 'Berries and Birds" went to Mrs.send a letter of request stating wire services and magazines succulents; Mrs. Raymond Sid Fay, Mrs. Alex Musaro, Mrs. The Freehold Jaycees will give cocktail party will be held honor- from all over the world. They 43 Henry Dr., Middletown, a her qualifications to Mrs, Rich- the proceeds of tomorrow's pre- member of Garden Club R.F.D. Owens, 21 Winthrop PI., re- Robert Johnson and Mrs. Hugh fn, .they make quit* • ing the United Nations ambas- have interviewed more than 80 ceived second and honorable Gallagher. and Sohan, scholarship chairman, miere showing of the film, "The sadors and newsmen panelists UN ambassadors from the five Holmdel. Mrs. James Naughton, 98 Harbor Greens Cir., Lincroft, pair. Yes, they itand for Hill," starring Sean Connery, in 4 Crescent PI., Hazlet, a member mentions went to Mrs. Walter Horticulture Prize qualify. Ye« — Pay less who have participated on "Inter- continents. Stevenson, 43 Virginia Ave., and prior to June 1. the Freehold Theater to thi ational Interview" over the last of the host club, was awarded Mrs. George Paeff, 8 Pocahon- for Brand Names with Deborah Chapter. When Sylvia Taylor, who is third, and honorable mentions Mrs. Thomas Markey, 1650 Uniontas Ave., Oceanport, received an year and a half. The show is a Mrs. Laurence Taylor, 102 W. kve., all residents of Hazlet. "BIS W" radio TV simulcast that inter- went to Mrs. Clayton Avjen, award of merit in horticultur Highlands WSCS Be Modern, use the Daily Reg- River Rd., Rumson, decided to South View Ter., and Mrs. Albert Three classes scored no first for her one stalk of three yellow Discount Prices! views UN ambassadors with an produce the show and brought it Elects Officers ister Classified. iver revolving panel of news- Moser, 1S7 Twin Brook Ave., place winners. For class bearded iris with a bud. Sh to the then president Barrett Mc- both of Middletown, and mem- Washington, D. C—World Citadel also received two firsts for house HIGHLANDS - New officers MM., W«l., Frl. 'til • men, moderated by Seymour Sie- Guru of the OPC with the idea bers of the Village Garden Club. plants. »el, director of WNYC. More of Freedom, Mrs. George Young, of the Women's Society for as a club member, of adding to II Dwight Dr., West Deal, re- Four members of the Woodland Christian Service were elected at ;han 25 UN ambassadors have the club's image as a World Winners In the other five ;xpressed their intention of at- classes of artistic arrangements vived second; Mrs. James Garden Club tied for the sweep- a meeting in the Methodist Press Center, McGurn promptly Jeohane, 63 Nevada Dr., Hazlet, stakes award of a silver bud Church here. ending. gave permission to use the OPCwere: Texas — A World of Its for the prom Own, Mrs. Charles W. Stevens, resident of the host club, third, vase. The awarding of the prize They are Mrs. Ralph Newman, It will be hosted by Sylvia. Tay- name so that the show went on ind Mrs. Raymond Sculthorpe, will be decided at the next regu- as "International Interview in co-25 Crest Dr., Little Silver, fi-rsi Sr., president, succeeding Mrs. or of Rumson, N. J., producer for her entry of yellow gladiola 19 Dwayne St., Oceanport, a lar meeting of the club. Tied are "International Interview" and operation with the Overseas 1. Lester Whitfield; Mrs. Arnold from our gown salon in a ceramic pedestal bowl in member of the Oceanport Garden Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs. Sid 'edersen, vice president; Mrr. George Green of George Green Press Club." Club, honorable mention. ney Fay, Mrs. Robert Johnson, you'll discover a _ ,, , terpreting an oil well gusher; 'oseph F. Patterson, recordm" Associates, former chairman of The first show was produced . Herbert Swanson, 44 Gar- Second Place and Mrs. John Morris. dallghtful selection of Mrs secretary; Mrs. William r the radio-TV committee of the Dec. 9, 1964 when Ambassador Host club members Mrs. Gra- Other winners of blue ribbon Kendriok, treasurer; Mrs. James •icluiiv* cocktail, prom, Overseas Press Club. Adeto of Nigeria was interviewed nik, and Mrs. Robert Miller, 11 for horticulture went to Mrs, Spraker, spiritual life secre- specill occasion druses A non-commercial program, the by Ralph Saldzar, UPI edjtW; To Address Brookside AVet^ftazlet, won sec-Benjarnlri Dube, Mrs. Kenneth J. tary, and Mrs. Edward Duncan, fa long or short ttngihi • • « also ihow has been done in cc-opera- Leon Dennen, columnist for Hie Mid and honorable mention, re- Roonan, Mrs. William Cramer, youth secretary. Mrs. Newman visit our bridal department . , , it's ion with the Overseas Press Newspaper Enterprise Associa- Christian Club spectively, for their entries in the Mrs. Anna Bumbell, Mrs. Rob- Sr., newly-elected president, has Him largasf and most experienced :iub. Unique in that it has a re- tion, and Victor Riesel, labor ASBURY PARK - Andrew W. Alaska — Land of the Glacier ert Billings, Mrs. Richard Sohan, served for eight consecutive ' in iha Shora araa. volving panel of newsmen to in- columnist and now president of Hughes, New York, vice presi- class. Mrs. Charles F. H.' Johnson, Mrs years as treasurer. ;erview ambassadors, the show the Overseas Press Club. dent and treasurer of Rheem Mrs. Robert Johnson, 30 Lynn William Cranmer, Mrs. Rober reflects a lasting tribute to news- The new officers will be In- Since then the list of top news- Manufacturing Co., and director lvd., Hazlet, host "club, was Haeft, Mrs. Michael Sidoris and stalled jn June. The society men and diplomats willing to men who have been on the of Rheem Peruana, Lima, Peru, iwarded a second and an honor-.juniors: Pamela Johnson and plans to sponsor a booth at the give their time and expense to show is an imposing one, and in-will be guest speaker at the Red ible mention for her miniature'Kathleen Keohane. Strawberry Festival at the High- participate without fee in the clude Ray Daniell, Drew Middle- Bank Christian Women's Club intries in the Rhode Island—Our| A special award ribbon wen: lands Public School oh June 18. after-foe fathiont [rive for better communication. ton of the New York Times, Phil- Wednesdayy, in the Berkeley Car 23 W. Front St., Red Bank To date more than 175 news- lip Ben of La Monde, Paris; John teret HotelHl . A luncheolh n wilill bbe Atherton, Melbourne, Australia srved nt 11:30 a.m. Herald; Darius Jhabvala of the Mr. Hughes is a native of Du- UNDECIDED? New York Herald-Tribune, Eve- luth, Minn. He attended the Uni lyn Irons, London Sunday Times, versity of Minnesota. and John Harris, Hearst Headline Wig fashions will be shown by Rent a new Service. The list of 70 UN ambas- Steinbach's Asbury Park and sadors 'included Lord Carad of sPecl?1 music will be by William piano before the United Kingdom, Chief Entwistle, Asbury Park. Portrait Sale! A baby-sitting service is avail- Adebo, Nigeria, and Ambassador you buy Matsui of Japan. able. See Your Child in Black & White Plus Living Color. Present Check It costs Just $8* a month Receive Diplomas to rent a famous full scale For Hospital BRICK TOWNSHIP - Kathleen piano and it you decide to TUESDAY, MAY 24th 3oyie, Dutohland Rd., Freehold FREEHOLD - The Marlboro Township Hospital Auxiliary buy, the service charge Is WEDNESDAY, MAY 25th md Thea Christ, Brookside Dr. credited to your purchase. rarmingdale, were among 70 the Greater Freehold Area Hos- oung girls who completed Stedn- pital, at a dinner-meeting No obligation, of coune. lach Company's Seventeen Van's Freehold Inn, presentee - "pim arta* get a beautiful Jeauty Workshop course in the the proceeds of finutraising pro- tore here recently. The girls jects to Mrs. Harold H. Freed- •eceived diplomas and modeled man, member of the hospital JUST CALL . a fashion show. board of trustees. llbtrty 2.J2IJ, «cf. 4« Mrs. Thurston K. Whitson, Miss Joyce Costello Miss Christina L. Santangelo 8x10 charter member of the auxiliary, (BUCK & WHITE) and Mrs. Norman Saathoff, presi- dent, presented a check fo: picture of your child $717.38. Announce Engagements Mrs. Duey Holmes , outlinec projects for the coming year, MATAWAN;i- Mr. and Mrs. RED BANK—The engagement eluding a trash and treasure sal' Harold D. Costello, 113 Freneau of Miss Christina L. Santangel at the Englishtown Auction Mai Ave., announce the engagement to Henry E. Blenke is announced ket and a sale of daffodil bulb. of their daughter, Miss1 Joyce by her father, Rocco Santangelo, -' Hi will tiiln you to qualify for theie"l The bulbs were donated by Fred Costello, to Paul Montesano, son 50 Beattie Park. Mr. Blenke is Imll pinnj poiitiom.for • mbmncun I VonRodek, a township resident of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Monte the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henrj llutun and • oner with hlghir incomi I W. Blenke, Colonia. lopportailiti, contact ui today. iano, CentervtUe Rd., Holmdel. PARTY CANCELED Miss Costello is a graduate of The bride-elect, an alumna ol HSCHOOUt BUSINESS HUCWKES11 HIGHLANDS — A card partj Matawan Regional High School, Red Bank High School, receivec ASBURY PARK »SM«0 scheduled by the Veterans Class of 1965, and is employed by a bachelor of arts degree i: MENLO PARK LI »-MSJ Foreign Wars Auxiliary for Juni PIN-UPS TRENTON EX 3S0S4 The International Nickel Co., early childhood education from chain you've been 23 has been canceled. Hood College, Frederick, Md. Eiclusiva at GRANTS New York City. hearing so much about "Coast to Coast" She is a teacher employed by Mr. Montesano is a graduate of Hillsborough Township Board of • thirty construction Jeyport High School and is em- Serving the needs Education, Belle Mead. • tangent-spoked wtieeb Bring all the children under T2-1 8x10, only rfoyed by S. J. Day Associates, Mr. Blenke is an alumnus ol • bright attractiv* 98(f, each child taken singly or 1 8x10 Group of the traveling public of Vsbury Park. persimmon and whKa Woodbridge Senior High School color only $1.00 per child. and Gannon College, Erie, Pa. Monmoufh & Ocean Counties. • 3 par WRITTEN You'll tee ihe cufest expressions and profes- RE-ELECT OFFICERS where he received a B.A. in his- GUARANTEE tory. He also studied at the Uni- sional posei captured by our friendly lady NORTH JERSEY SHORE TRAVEL AGENTS ASSN. FREEHOLD - Officers re- photographer. versity of Tubingen in Germany, Corel! Travtl , Pleasant Travel Service ntly re-elected at a meeting of and is currently working on Select from finished picture*, NOT PROOFS I 741 - 6500 899 - 5300 he Monmouth Medical Auxiliary graduate studies at Seton Hall Finished 8x1 Os in black and white, plus 5x7s lowlour Travel Agency American Travel Agency i Knights of Columbus Home University, South Orange. 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HWY. 36 Same Day Delivery Service LOU COOPER 483 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-1975 SHREWSBURY ' Otllwry • 741-4174 IIIIHII IIIIII THE DAILY BEG1STER Monday, May 23, 1966—9 Miss Judith Hoyt, Daniel Dorn, Jr. Married in Presbyterian Church RUMSON — Miss Judith Hoyt, Red Bank, sister of the bride; daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Anson Miss Kathy Dorn, Shrewsbury, Garner Hoyt, 3 Dogwood La., sister of the bridegroom; Miss was married here Saturday in Sally Sparkes, Rumson, and Miss the First Presbyterian Church to FayeStcele, Little Silver.^ Daniel Whitfield Dorn, Jr., 18 Capt. Jesse Taylor Randall, Broad St., Red Bank. He is the U. S. Marine Corp, Cherry son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Whit- Point, N. C, brother-in-law of the 'ield Dorn, 33 Meadow Dr., bridegroom, served as best man Shrewsbury. in absentia for Marine Philip Rev. Harvey C. Douie, Jr., of- Kenneth Dorn, bridgroom's ficiated at the double ring cere- brother, who is on duty in Viet mony. John Watson was organist. Nam. Ushers were Robert Tay- Joseph's Restaurant, West Long lor Drew, Monroe, N. Y., broth- Branch, was the setting for the er-in-law of the bride; Jerome wedding reception immediately Bradley Drew, Neptune; Andrew after the ceremony. Anson Hoyt, at home, brother of the bride; Roland Jean Marchet- Dr. Hoyt gave his daughter in ti, Eatontown, and David War- marriage. She wore a long- ren Sickels, Red Bank. sleeved gown of organza and lace Pennsylvania Alumna fashioned with a full bell skirt terminating in a chapel train. Mrs. Dorn, a graduate of Rum- Her veil was held in place by a son-Fair Haven Regional High coronet of pearls. School and School of Dental Hy- giene, University of Pennsyl- Matron of Honor vania, was employed as a den- Mrs. Robert Taylor Drew, Mon- tal hygienist by Dr. John Dux- roe, N. Y., was matron of honor bury, New York. Mrs. Anthony DiGugllelmo Mm. William J, Andrews Mrs. Joseph W. Amecangelo Mrs. Michael Fornlcola, Jr. for her sister. Maid of honor was (The former Jean M. Newman) (The former Diane M. Guerriero) (The former Angela M. DeVlta) (The former Irene P. Ricci) Miss Elaine Gtsutina, Long- Mr. Dorn, an alumnus of Red Bank High School, attended meadow, Mass. Monmouth College, West Long Also attending the bride were Mrs. Clancy Dempster Boynton, Branch, and served four years in the U. S. Marine Corps. He is Married Saturday in Catholic Ceremonies vice president and treasurer of DornY Photo Shop, IS Wallace St., Red Bank. D1GUGLIELM0-NEWMAN Miss Terry- fraternity. H|s present station is best man. Ushers were Joseph escorted bis niece to the altar. brother-in-law of the bridegroom, On their return from a Ber- Mrs. Daniel W. Dora, It. RED BANK—St. James Catho- with the 54th Engineer Battalion, Thompson and John Galatro, Red She wore a peau, de sole long- was best man. Ushers were John muda wedding trip, they will re- (The former Judith Hoyt) lic Church was the setting here Army Corps of Engineers, in Bank, and Alan Zaleski, Rahway, sleeved gown with Watteau cha- Montgomery and William Mont- side at U Broad St., Red Bank. Saturday for the marrage of Miss Wildflecken, Germany, where the brother-in-law of the bridegroom. pel train. The scalloped scoop gomery, Long Branch. Engaged Jean Marie Newman, daughter couple will reside. Immediately after the cere- neckline was outlined with seed A reception followed in The of Mrs. Martin J. Newman, 60 mony a reception was held in Thepearls, and embroidery trimmed Paddock Lounge, Long Branch. FREEHOLD - Mr. and Mrs. William St., and the late Mr. ANDREWS-GUERRIERO Cobblestones, Middletown. the front of the fitted bodice and When they return from The roseph Terry, Rt. 33, announced Sandra Cherene Wed Newman, to Second Lt. Anthony bell-shaped skirt. Her French il- KEYPORT-Miss Diane Marie The bride, a graduate of Mid- Poconos, they will reside in Long :he engagement of their daugh KEYPORT — Miss Sandra Ann ittached to a two-tiered crystal DiGuglielmo, U.S. Army. He is iusion veil was attached to a Guerriero, daughter of Mrs. dletown Township High School, Branch. ,— teT,-Mis* Patrifiia Terry, to Ridv_ Cherene, daughter of Mr. and irown. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter single tiered crown of pearls and Ernest Guerriero, 23 Lower Main was employed as a secretary for The bride was graduated from ard Gary Carlson, at a dinner Mrs. Edwara CherenerM SchoU Mrs.. Robert Cooper, Hazlet, DiGuglielmo, "Jeannette, Pa. crystals. St., Matawan, and Ernest Guer- Prudential Insurance Company, Raritan Township High School party in the Forsgate Country er Dr., Union Beach, became the •as the matron oT honor. Officiating was Msgr. Joseph riero, Spotswood, became the Matawan. Miss Kathleen Ricci, at home, and was employed as a reception- Club. He is. the son of Mr. and bride of William R. Bennett, 102 Bridal attendants were Miss I, Foley, Brooklyn, who had of- bride of William Joseph Andrews, ist in the Pathology Department Mr. Amecangelo, who is em- was maid of honor for her sister. Mrs. Richard Gary Carlson, WasWashingtor n St., Keyport, Satur- Barbara Kolas, Hazlet, niece of ficiated at the wedding of the son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. of The Perth Amboy General ployed by the U.S. Post Office, Bridesmaids were Miss Viola Stokes St. dayay. bride; Miss Patricia Trem- Andrews, 9 Oak Shades Ave., Hospital. bride's parents. A Papal Blessing Red Bank, is an alumnus o! Red Blanchard and Miss Rose Pas- The bridegroom Is the son of y, Union Beach, cousin of the Matawan, Saturday. Miss Terry, a graduate of Ca- was bestowed on the bridal Bank Catholic High School, and quale, both of South Amboy. The bridegroom was graduated Mrs. Cyrus Mallet, Calvert City, idegroom, and, Mrs, Edward couple at the double ring cere- from Long Branch High School. thedral High School, Trenton, Is Rev. Edward Strano officiated Essex College of Business, New- Junior bridesmaids were Miss Ky., and Frederick Bennett, At- p7yp mony. He is the owner of The Para- employed by New Jersey Bell at the double ring ceremony and ark. He is entering his senior Mary Ann Ricci, at home, sister lantic Highlands. Frederick Bennett, Keyport, mount Cab Corp., Inc., a taxi Telephone Company, Freehold. ..If, 7udd™J/lCeLti0,? was «lebrated the Nuptial Mass in year at Monroouth College, West of the' bride, and Miss Janice other of the bridegroom; was and limousine service in Long Mr. Carlson attended Freehold /Rev. Edward Strano officiated held in the Old Orchard Country St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Long Branch, in the fall. Ricci, Perth Amboy, cousin of de best man. Ushers were Har- Long ' Branch, and a member of the Regional High School and 'was at the double ring ceremony in Club, Eatontown. the bride. Bublin,.Shrewsbury, cousin of The bride was given in mar- On their return from a cruise Sportsmen's Club, Long Branch. graduated from Fishburne Mili- St. Joseph's Catholic Church. The bride, Who was given In Anthony Cretello, Oceanport, bridegroom; Angelo Sapio, riage by her father. She wore a to the Virgin Islands, the' couple tary Academy, Waynesboro, Va. The bride was given in mar- marriage by her uncle, John S. floor-length gown of white silk will reside is Red Bank. leyport, cousin of the bride- O'Brien, Towanda, Pa., wore an He is employed by Bouffard Dry- riage by her father. She wore organza designed with an Alencon wall Company, Matawan. a silk organza long-sleeved gown room, and RodrMy Heather, A-line gown of silk "organza lace bodice, scoop neckline, long iyport. HAZLET — Miss Irene Patricia designed with lace panels re-env fashioned with a Venice lace tapered sleeves and cathedral Valerie Pavao Is Wed A reception followed in the Em- Ricci, daughter of Mrs. Leonard broidered with crystals, down the bodice and detachable chapel- train. Her elbow-length veil of iresi Hotel, Keansburg. When Ricci, 10 Mason Dr., Hazlet, and front of the floor-length skirt length train trimmed with match- French illusion was' attached to hey return from the Poconos, the late Leonard Ricci, was mar- Art Show which terminated in a chapel ing lace. Her veil was held in a two-tiered crown of Alencon To Patrick F. Caiazzo ey will reside in Marc Hamp- ried to Michael Forntcola, Jr., train. Her three-tiered shoulder- place by a silk organza bow. lace, re-embroidered with pearls Saturday, in St. Benedict's Catho- EATONTOWN - Miss Valerie length veil of French illusion was on Apartments, Matawan. and crystals. Deadline Miss Kathleen Newman, at lic Church. Jeanne Pavao, daughter of Mr. The bride and the bridegroom home, was maid of honor for FREEHOLD — Deadlms for itWnded Keyport High School. Mrs. Anthony Malinconico, and < Mrs. Joseph C. Pavao, 2 her sister. Another sister. Miss The bridegroom is the son of egistration in the seventh annua' Ars. Bennett also attended IBM Matawan, was matron of honor Barker Ave., Shrewsbury Town- Mary Beth Newman, New York Mr. and Mrs. Michael FDrni- Outdoor Art Exhibit of the Free- School, Newark, and was em- for her cousin. ship, was married on May 14 at Pan-Hellenic City, was a bridesmaid, with the cola, Sr., 232 Jane St., Long Nuptial Mass here in St. Doro- hold Art Society is tomorrow for ployed by Family Circle, Hazlet. Bridesmaids were Miss Joyce a following other attendants: Miss Branch. professional and amateur artists. Andrews, at home, sister of the thea's Catholic Church to Pfc. The bridegroom served three Brenda Brady, Red Bank, cousin Rev. Gerald Callahan officiated Receiving for the paintings will To Entertain bridegroom; Miss Rosemary Patrick F. Caiazzo, U.S. Marine /ears in the Army and is em- of the bride; Miss Diane Babicz, be Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at the Conticchio, Milltown, and Miss at the double ring ceremony. Corps. He is the son of Mrs. loyed by the Pennsylvania Rail- Keyport, and Mrs. Christopher Hall of Records. The exhibit will Elizabeth Malinconico, Matawan, Valentino Ricci, Perth Amboy, Anntonette Thompson, 81 Craw- oad. Weinheimer, Brooklyn. . - . • be staged Thursday and Friday Senior Girls cousins of the bride. ford St., Shrewsbury Township, nd the ]at PjsQuale fialazzo. from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on the RUMSON — The Monmoutl David DiGuglielmo, Cheswick, Joseph Nunziato, Union, Beach, 9 ( Rev. James B^Coyle1'was cele- the Hail of Records, County Pan-Hellenic Group wi Pa., cousin of the bridegroom, cousin of the bride, was best lawn of KNITTING brant and officiated at the double Hold a reception tomorrow a was best man. Another cousin, man. Ushers were Robert An- Main St. ring ceremony. Organist was 7:30 p.m. in the Junior Leagu CLASSES John Lapina, Jeannette, Pa., drews, at home, brother of the Ribbons and silver bowls will Mrs. Annette Uchrin. Immedi- Clubhouse, Center St. here. In VOW STARTING terved ay usher with James bridegroom; Michael Grande, be awarded 'in all classifications, ately after the ceremony a re- vitations have been issued to all Ryan, Matawan, and Richard Cliffwood Beach, cousin of the plus a best in show award by Fleur de Lis Yarns ception for the family was held Monmouth County senior high Biava of Jeannette. bridegroom, and Peter Matejc- the Central Jersey Bank 8c Trust . Mn'n St. Holmdd in Mutual Hall of Vail Homes. school girls who will be attending The bride, a 1989 graduate of zky, Rumson, cousin of the bride. Company. Entries of free stand- colleges or universities in the Red Bank Catholic High School The bride was given in mar- ing sculpture will be included. A reception followed in Byck riage by her brother, Richard fall that have national sororities : and Wood Secretarial School, Judges will be Ruth Caruso, Smith's Restaurant, East Keans- Pavao, Shrewsbury Township, in on campus. Mothers of the girls Moi. . Tws, r New York, was employed by Deal, and Molly Rubenstein, burg. When they return from place of their father who is on have also been invited. Wtdntsday Bloomfield and Earp Laborato- Lakewobd. their wedding trip to Canada, travel orders for ther govern- ries, Red Bank, prior to her mar-they will reside at 23 Lower In case of rain, the show will There will be a panel of recent riage. ment. She wore a sheath gown college graduates and girls now Main St., Matawan. of Chantilly lace and a jeweled be held June 2 and 3. Lt. DiGuglielmo is an alumnus attending college. Members of The bride and bridegroom are crown secured her bouffant veil. of Jeannette Senior High School the panel are Misses Marta and graduates of Matawan Regional Mrs. Richard Pavao, Shrews- and Pennsylvania Military Col- Gail Cox, Fair Haven, who at- High School. The bridegroom is bury Township, sister-in-law of Mrs. Patrick F. Caiazzo Plan Wedding lege, class of 1964, where he was tend the University of Florida; employed by Sunoco in Fords. the bride, was matron of honor. (The former Valerie J. Pavao] a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon On Nov. 12 Miss Barbara Burlew, Matawan, Also attending the bride were a graduate of the University of Wilt) or Without Appointment mouth Regional High School, RUMSON — Announcement is AMECANGELO-DeVITA her sister, Mrs. Louise Turking- Rhode Island; Miss Sharon Kel- FREE SNACK BAR New Shrewsbury, is employed made by Mr. and Mrs. John NEW MONMOUTH-The mar- ton, Red Bank, and Miss Jan- lock, Eatontown, a graduate of at Electronics Associates, Inc., Langiiarnmer, 83 Ward Ave., of riage vows of Miss Angela Marie ette Osgood, Eatontown. Indiana University, and Miss West Long Branch. the engagement of their daugh- DeVita to Joseph William Amec- Delbert FJynn, at home, was Carla Ruttiroff, Holmdel, a grad- LEON'S ST WHY PAY ter, Miss Betty Andrea -Bang- angelo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Miss Janet E. Young best man for his brother. An. Pfc. Caiazzo, who also attend- uate of the University of Iowa. r*rmawnh aid Long Hair hammer, to Michael Joseph Len Amecangelo, 21 Tower Hill Ave., other brother, Dominic Caiazzo, ed Monmouth Regional High The girls will answer questions C«tl»9 Specialist* ehan, son of Mr. and Mrs. John MORE? Red Bank, were solemnized at a Shrewsbury Township ushered School, is stationed with the Ma- about campus life. OPIM Nuptial Mass Saturday here' in with Carl Puito, Little Silver. rine Corps at Camp . Lejeune, Lenehen, Astoria, N. Y. Mrs. Robert Lucky, Fair Ha- MONDAY TO SATURDAY St. Mary's Catholic Church. Rev. To Marry- The bride, a graduate of Mon- N.C. A Nov. 12 wedding is planned. 10S MOOTIM* St. Red lank ven, is program chairman; Mrs. Charles Kelly was celebrant. A Miss Langhamtner, a graduate (Nwr Ccrllon Thiatra) Robert Oberg, Asbury Park, is double ring ceremony was in- of RumsoniFair Haven Regional 741.61SO cluded. High School, is employed by the hospitality chairman, and Mrs.'| Jay Perkins, Little Silver, invita-' EVENING APPOINTMENTS The bride, daughter of Mr." and In August Announce Marriage Container Corporation of Ameri- FOR PIRMANENTS tion and reservation chairman. i. New York City. Mrs. Domlnic .....k. ,DeVita ,- 3 Mel, - OLD BRIDGE - Mr. and Mrs. D1 Mr. Lenehan is a graduate of rose PI., Middletown, was given; Ralph/Ydlmg 6>Garfield Ave., in marriage by her father. She. f engagement of Mary Immaculate Seminary, annoumice h Of Ada Joan Martin Garrison, N. Y., and St. An- re P their daughter. Miss Janet Eliza- ™ £*!!! "™y*J°™? '" dh M li thony's Friary House, House of peau de sole with Venetian iabe beth Young, to Charles James KEANSBURG—Miss Ada Joan was maid of honor. Bridesmaid Philosophy, Hudson, N. H. He is on the bodice, bell shaped sleeves Adaysh, son of Joseph S. Adaysh, Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.was Miss Gail Blankley, Cliff- district sales representative be sure youre and cathedral train. Her four-tier 45 Twilight Ave., Keansburg, and in MIDDLETOWN Lewis Martin, 628 Poole Ave., wood. for Matson Navigation Company, veil, hand-rolled by her mother, the late Mrs. Adaysh. HI. 35 and was held, in place by a replica Union Beach, was married to Kenneth Whitely, at home, was New York, and a* member of New Monmouth Rd. of Princess Margaret's crystal Miss Young, a secretariat Bell Dennis John Whitely, son of .Mr. best man for his brother. Ushers Bon Vivants. NEW SHREWSBURY. and pearl crown. Telephone Laboratories, Holmdel, and Mrs. Joseph Whitely, 1 Holly were Airman Robert Mulligan, is an alumna of South - River Shrewtbury Ave. at Rt. 351 Maid of honor was Miss Marie Ave., West Keansburg, May 7, U. S. Air Force, of West Keans- High School and Rider College, Community Club Located In Leto, Corona, L. I., cousin of here In the" First Methodist burg, currently stationed at Fran- s Swim Suit Shape Atlantic Superama the bride. Bridesmaids were the Trenton. Church. * cis El Warren Air Force Base, Holds Card Party Misses Judy "Sam, Lincroft; Mr. Adaysh is a graduate of Wyoming, and Raymond Gelpke, SHREWSBURY Rev. Newton Geiner, pastor, of- SHREWSBURY—Mr. and Mrs. Palmyra Dal Pra, Little Silver, Middletown Township High ficiated at the double ring cere- Keansburg. 550 Broad. St. Payson Lyman were, chairmen cousin of the bridegroom, and School and attended Newark Col- mony, after which a wedding re- The couple are at home at 511 ' Shrewsbury of a card party held by the Ann Dakis, Lincroft. lege of Engineering and Mon- ception was held in the church Palmer, West Keansburg. Community Club here in the fire seethe Frank Quinn, Freehold, was mouth College, West Long hall. house. Mrs. Margaret Lindner Branch. He is employed as a The bride, who was escorted To Address ' was in charge of refreshments. draftsman at Bell Telephone Attending were Mrs. Oliver Laboratories, Holmdel. by her father, wore a floor-length gia(e Club gown of lace fashioned with " Stryker, Mrs. Emma Burdges, The wedding is planned for NEW BRUNSWICK - Dr. Mrs. Jane Curchin and Mrs. BODY-SHRINKER long-sleeved bodice and apron- Francis de Vos, assistant direc- Aug. 31, solemnized at a Nuptial back skirt accented with a satin George Pruter. Don't wait! Now is the time to rid yourself of Branch Ave. Mass in St. Thomas the Apostle tor of the National Arboretum 110 MOD. St. bow. Her triple-tiered bouffant A strawberry festival will be those extra pounds and bulges. Diet alone cannot Red Bank Uttlo Silver Catholic Church, Old Bridge. veil was held in place by a crown Washington, will be guest speak- the feature of the next meeting 741-5292 741-5350 of seed pearls and iridescent er at the annual meeting of the to be held Monday, June 20, in guarantee the delivery of shape ... this is a job sequins. Garden Club of New Jersey, to- the home of Mrs. Abbie Strick- for expert "body-shrinkers." We'll show you how Alumnae to Hold morrow here in the Brunswick land. a sensible diet, plus our advanced treatments, can FREEZER SPECIAL! Luncheon'Meeting Miss Adrienne Whitely, at Inn. The all-day session which home, sister of the bridegroom, will begin at 9:15 a.m. will be redesign your figure and keep it redesigned. Call U.S. CHOICE HIND QUARTER OF BEEF SPRING LAKE - The Mon- attended by representatives of ""SPEECH today and assure yourself of body-beautifulness. AVG.WT. 160LBS. LQt mouth Chapter of the College of Hadassah Election 170 garden clubs throughout the CORRECTION Cur, Wrapped, Marked for Freeker. V#Ib St. Elizabeth Alumnae will hold state. State and national awards RED BANK its luncheon meeting tomorrow! ENGLISHTOWN - Mrs. Abra- will be given in the morning to '• LOSE 15 LBS. IN 30 DAYS at noon in the Spring Lake Golf'.ham Cohen was -elected president 27 garden clubs, eight junior SPEECH CENTER and Country Club. 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With two married crowd of 18,000 people turned oat third reunion here, and brought ing four members of the West ilot's Club and other flying or- daughters and three grandsons, Point Sport Parachute Club. NEW SHREWSBURY - New Saturday for the celebration of back memories as they were ganizations. she considers her flying is the Armed Forces Day here. The They jumped in a trail of smoke among the first troops to soldier ersey's "flying grandmother," The litle she likes the most, best of advertisements for gen- 17th annual observance at the and delayed for 30 seconds be- at Fort Monmouth in 1917. Two Mrs. Mina C. Elschner of 90 however, is "New Jersey's flying eral aviation. • post featured exhibits in the fore opening their chutes. All of the vets came from as far as Glenwood Dr., landed yesterday fields of electronics and com- Utah and the state of Washing- four made precision landings on munications, and many other ton. Greely Field. The last two jump- in "Timothy," her Cessna 150, at military displays and demonstra- Besides the exhibits, like the ers, Cadet Edward Kane of Nut- Red Bank Airport with another tions. newest squad helmet radio, and ley, N. J., whose father was in silver trophy. Case, Sills Reject the stands, and Cadet Lance exhibits on radar, radio, weath- Mrs. Elschner placed fifth after Overcast skies and a light rain Leach, Silver Spring, Md., land- er, lasers and other items, there flying her sixth All Women's New held down the early arrival of ed right on the target. 9 ; visitors, but by parade time 4,- were several special features. England Air Race over a 258- There were preview scenes of One unscheduled event oc- mile round robin course in New Jersey 'RatFinks 000 persons were on hand. Open house was conducted from 9:30 'The Unsinkable Molly Brown," curred at 11:45 a.m., after the Hampshire and Vermont. She also a.m. to 5 p.m. the next Special Services Show- parade. It was an emergency air finished fifth last year and fourth TRENTON - Sen. Clifford P. Minute Men; some of theKu Klux evacuation of PFC James O'Con- the year before. Case, R-Union and Democratic Klan and some of the John The first big parade of the 1966 case production which will have nor of 121 Center Ave., Leonardo. Attorney Gen. Arthur J. Sills had Birchites." season was a colorful spectacle. a 10-night run at Fort Monmouth At home today, Mrs. Elschner, next month. ' Taken sick in Alaska, the state- who has more than 1,300 hours some things to say yesterday Allen Re-elected Two battalions of the Army Sig- about the right wing "Rat Fink" For the youngsters, there were side patient was on a two-day flying time, said this year's race The state YR's ended their nal Center and School passed in (action within the New Jersey . review. Brig. Gen. Wesley C. pass at his home. He was was fiercely competitive. Contes- weekend convention in Atlantic free fire engine rides. Young Republicans. Franklin, deputy command- brought to the fort's Patterson tants are required to run the pre- ity by re-electing Clark Allen The windup was the sky div- Both made statements on taped of Hunterdon County as chair- ing general for operations of the ing show. Because of a heavy Army Hospital and ordered to be scribed course at assigned speeds Electronics Command, was the taken back to Walter Reed Ar- and using assigned amounts of television shows presented on dif- man by a squeaker. schedule of two previous per- ferent stations. Some members He defeated Mrs. Phyllis C. reviewing officer. The garrison formances earlier in the day, this my Hospital in Washington. The fuel. of the "Rat Finks" have been Cedola, Essex County, by a 43-41 review formation was led by event was delayed for an hour evacuation occurred before the 'Real Competition' charged with singing anti-Semitic vote. Brig. Gen. Thomas iRienzi, and 45-minutes. The wait didn't thousands of visitors on Greely HONORED ON RETIREMENT — Ocean Township School "I was 30 seconds under my songs at a convention. The three delegates represent- School commandant. dampen the enthusiasm of the Field. A Fort Monmouth- heli- Superintendent Edward G. German, center, and Mrs. speed and six-tenths of a gallon Sen. Case revealed that the ing the Monmouth County YR's Among Saturday's Fort Mon- crowd surrounding Greely Field, copter on display in the main oft on my fuel, and I came in however. exhibit area was used for the German chat with Robert H. Prall, toastmaster last state congressional delegation cast three votes for Mrs. Cedola. mouth crowd were 65 World War fifth," she said. "There was some had given the YR's a June 1 The excitement at the conven- evaucation.- .---I veterans Df the 10th Field Sig- The plane made three passes night at'testimonial dinner for Mr. German in Berkeley- real competition this year." deadline to rid. itself of the "Rat tion was furnished by Richard Carteret Hotel, Asbury Park. Mr. German i$ retiring as Mrs, Elschner -very nearly Fink" group or face joint action Plechner, Metochen attorney, an didn't get to race this year at superintendent to become supervisor of student teachers by the delegation and the state officer in the national young Re- all. Bad weather Friday pre- GOP committee. publicans and admitted leader of at West Chester State College in Pennsylvania. Mr. vented her from flying to Bur- "No people with either self- the "Rat Finks." He was eject- Prall is a member of the township Board of Education. lington, Vt., where the race respect or with a claim to rep- ed from the scene of the vot- started. She flew up Saturday resent any decent segment of ing in the Ritz Carleton Hotel morning in overcast, arriving just American society, can tolerate because he lacked proper cre- in time to meet an extended this sort of thing and we surely dentials, hired policemen said. deadline 10 minutes before the will not In the Republican party Mr. Plechner later returned Long Branch Getting race. in New Jersey," he said. with a badge to help Mrs. Cedo- "Everyone was real happy to Mr. Sills, who has been mak- see me make it," she reported. ing an Investigation into activi- "More Mature' More 'Acrei Funds The 258-mile course took the 14 ties of the "Rat Finks," said this: Warren Baumgartner, acting LONG BRANCH — Preliminary approval has been given contestants from Burlington to "I found insufficient facts to bring chairman of the Monmouth YR'g, to seven more of the city's applications for Green Acres funds Montpelier, Vt., Laconia, N. H., any kind ot a criminal charge said his delegates voted for Mrs. by the state Department of Conservation and Economic Devel- Keene, N. H., Rutland, Vt, and against the group for alleged Cedola because "she is more ma- opment. , back to Burlington. Contestants discrimination." ture and has. senior party back- Acting City Manager Jacob Rand said the city will re- were unaware of their route until Asked about a possible con- ing." ceive $54,675 for the seven projects, which total 19.19 acres. just before the start. nection between the "Rat Finks' H. William Mullaney, West Mr. Rand made the announcement at a special City Coun- The raca was sponsored by the and other conservative groups, Deal, chairman of the Monmouth cil meeting Friday night. The meeting had been called to New England Section of Ninety- Mr. Sills answered: YR's, visited the convention but name a successor to Mr. Rand but the council could not agree Nines, organization! of licensed "I don't know, even today, if it could not vote because he is un- oft a repjacement and Mr. Rand rescinded his resignation. women pilots. can be said there is a con- der suspension pending a hear- He said he had received notification of the approval Thurs- Mrs. Elschner, secretary of the nection. ing on charges he knew about. day and had planned to make the announcement as a going New York-New Jersey Section "Some of the philosophy the singing of bigoted songs. away present to the city. of the Ninety-Nines, also belongs of some of the 'Rat Finks' cer- However, he denies haying taken The approved projects are 2.53 acres on Lafayette St., 1.65 to the Aircraft Owners and Pilots tainly is akin to some of the part in any such activities. acres on Vanderbilt Ave., 1.10 acres on Avery Ave., 5.43 acres on Sixth Ave., .77 acres on Cypress St., 2.02 acres on Cherry YOUNG OPERATORS — Talking to each other over the Army Electronics Command's St. and 5.69 acres between Takanassee Lake and Park Ave. The latest approvals, Mr. Rand said, means there will Democrats Have the Votes new squad radio'"are, left fo right, Larry Terry, 91' Buena Vista Ave., R«ft)>en. =9fifi* be nine new parks and playgrounds scattered throughout the' Christopher, 19 Sunset Ave., Oceanport, and Vincent Higgins, 38 Dorian Dr., Ocean- city. port. Helping the youthful communicators it SP5 Harold E. Davenport, of the New In Senate to Pass Gun Bill Equipment Assistance element of the Command's National Maintenance Point. The TRENTON —The explosive boys were visitors at the Fort Monmouth Armed Forces Day open house. The spokesman declared last den, said he is convinced such State Mayors to Cite gun bill comes up in the Senate night he is confident the upp«r gun legislation would not have today for a vote, and the Hughes house will approve the bill, which prevented the fatal shooting of passed the Assembly last week State Trooper Anthony Lukis May administration claims to have College for Institute by a vote of 34-23. 4 on the New Jersey Turnpike. the votes to pass it. Fifteen are PRINCETON—The New Jersey Local conference mayors who "The gun measure has be- He says: "New York has one needed. come a political thing as evi- Conference of Mayors will award are expected to be elected, at toe of the toughest gun laws in the The restricted gun measure denced by the Assembly vote, a citation to Monmouth College, meeting are John W. McCaffrey, nation. The guy arrested in the bans sales of firearms to men- which wis almost along party West Long Branch, for its govern- Allenhurst, president; Eugene B shooting was from Brooklyn, but tally and physically.handicapped lines. We didn't want that. This ment institute, aimed at helping Lowenstein, Bradley Beach, trea- he had a gun," Bigley declared. persons, criminals and users,of is strictly a public safety mea- high school students increase surer; Charles W. Stephens, Littli State police said the gun was narcotics and goofballs, and re- sure." their interest in government af- Silver, and Frank H. Rowland, bought in Virginia. quires the fingerprinting and in- The south Jersey legislators fairs. Asbury Park, county directors. In the last month, there have vestigation ol prospective pur- contend the gun measure does Awards also will be given other beeh\,24 amendments to the bill. The panel discussion will center chasers. little to actually stop the flow of schools at the Mayor's annual State attorney general Arthur around the topic "Another look firearms to criminals. forum' Wednesday, June 1, at Sportsmen are up in arms over J. Sills, who sponsored the gun at School Aid to the Municipal; ; "Its law enforcement benefits rinceton University. Y the measure. • bill, says: "It is a life saving ties." do not overbalance the inoonve- Leaders of the state Senate and An aide to Gov. Richard J. proposal and should be vqted in- flience and problems it would Assembly will take part in the Gov. Richard J. Hughes, Sen Hughes said the chief opposition to law." create for thousands of law-abid- panel talks. Among those who Clifford P. Case; The Donna Fe- to the bill is among the six South Gov. Hughes promises to sign ing citizens," they claim. will attend are Sens. Richard R. lisa de Gautier, Lady Mayor of Jersey senators. the bill If and when it reaches Stout, R-Monmouth, 5th; William San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Gov. In that area, all four Republi- Sen.. A. Donald Blgley, D-Cam- his desk. T. Hiering, R-Ocean, 5th, and as- Ralph Paiewonsky of the Virgin can senators and two Democrats semblyman Alfred N. Beadleston, Islands, will speak during the said over the weekend they would R-Monmouth. meeting. > vote against the legislation. Howard Asks Release Workmen's Compensation Of American Flyer SPRING LAKE — Rep. James carry on negotiations with Ha- J. Howard, D-3d Mst, N. J., is noi. seeking the release of a young Mr. Guarino is in his middle NEIGHBORS VISIT — Brig. Gen. Paul A. Feyereisen, deputy commanding general Bill to Be Introduced Today U. S. flyer from Brick Town- 20s. Kin or friends could not be {or plans and progress at the Army Electronics Command, Fort Monmouth, shakes ship believed held by the Com- reached yesterday in Brick TRENTON - The Assembly (45 for temporary and perma- The workmen's compensation hands with Mayor Frederic Messina of Shrewsbury, after having greeted Mayor Her- munists near Saigon. Township. will act today on Gov, Richard nent disability and $40 for death. bill also provides increases from The congressman who just re- .Rep. Howard spent several bert E. Werner of Eatontown. The mayors were among 18,000 at Saturday's Armed The measure also provides for $10 to $15 in minimum payments, J. Hughes' controversial bill to turned from a trip to Geneva, days in Geneva with his wife. a 15-member study commission extension of maximum death Forces Day open house at the fort. increase workmen's compensa- discussed the case exclusively He will make a report on pol- to come up with recommenda- benefits from 350 to 450 weeks with The Register at a luncheon lution which Is one of Geneva's tion benefits. tions concerning permanent and and increasing funeral expense here on Saturday. The measure is sponsored by partial disability, along with em- allotments from $400 to a maxi- biggest problems despite its Society Cites "The flyer, named Nicholas clear looking waters. Keuper Is Expected 35 Democrats, which virtually ployment of the handicapped. mum of $750. iuarino, was reported shot down "It can be likened to some of means it will past the lower by Communist.? last summer the polluted areas in the Bay- Erlanger As house. during the Viet Nam warfare," shore section of Monmouth Coun- To Be Reappointed A bill needs JI votes, to clear Mr. Howard staled, adding: the Assembly. Superintendent Favors ty," the congressman said. TRENTON — Unless there is a ship was mentioned during the "Letters were sent and some Humanitarian Attempts to revamp workmen's Hidden change in plans, Mon-talk, but believes the expected were returned and I guess the RED BANK - Milton S. Er- compensation benefits were mouth County Prosecutor Vincent appointment today is for another others were not delivered be- langer of Oakhurst, long a leader blocked when the Republicans Referendum on Budget Fire Damage P Keuper, Asbury Park, will be term. cause the flyer had been re in the fight for humane slaugh- controlled the legislature. reappointed-today by Gov. Rich- After Mr. Keuper's- appoint' HOLMDEL - There is at least Mr. Crespy concedes that "it moved. ter of meat animals, was hon- one school administrator in the would be consistent not to vote trd J. Hughes to another five-ment, seven days must pass be- The legislation boosts maxi- "I took the matter up with Said Heavy ored Saturday as humanitarian state who favors retention of the on the school budget because year term. f°re tne Senate 's asked to con mum worker's disability benefits the International Red Cross m of the year by the Humane Socie- referendum on school budgets. there is no voting on municipal The Register learned that the firm the action to about $78 a week instead of Geneva which has a liaison with ty of the United States, New Jer- He is H. Victor Crespy, super- budgets." This could take place next Mon- the present rate of $45. the Viet Nam prison exchange. In Freehold governor would name Mr. Keu- sey Branch, Inc. intendent of township schools. day. Sen. Richard R. Stout, R- It is part of a package recom- He is quick to add that his I am hoping he can be sent FREEHOLD - Fire heavily per, although there is current talk Mr. Erlanger urge.? adoption Monmouth, says he will support mended by the governor, which, Why does he support the bud' reasons for holding a referendum homo in such an exchange of damaged the home of Mr. and in the state house "inner circle" of Assembly bill A-126, which get referendum concept? that he might' be offered a judge- the confirmation. if enacted, would provide the are no reflection on the compe- prisoners, if he can be found." Mrs. Thomas G. McGuire at 6 The Democratic-controlled sen- would prohibit cruelty, such as broadest expansion of labor bene- "It is my belief that voting tency of the board. ship. shackling and hoisting, to all Information Forwarded Vredenburgh Ave. Friday night. Mr. Keuper, a Democrat, has a'e today is expected to confirm fits in the state's history. on school budgets creates and "They (the board membcts) The blaze started in the kitchen meat animals prior to slaugh- sustains interest in the school Rep. Howard said he has re- served as prosecutor since late fte appointment of William Hi- literally work like dogs on bud- 1 and kept firemen busy for almost ter. The governor also proposed a system and helps, to maintain the ceived as much data as possible last year on a holdover basis. melman, Lincroft, as county su- graduated minimum wage of get preparation. It is a process on the case from the State De- two hours. The cause of the fire Humane slaughter methods quality of the system." The governor said he was "too perintendent of elections, and $1.50 an hour by 1969 for about of preparation and then cutting partment in Washington and the was not determined, Fire Chief Paul "Buddy" Kiernan, Long have been objected to by some The Board of Education has busy" with income and sales 100,000 workers not covered by and trimming to safeguard the American Red Cross and has Chester A. Yetman said, but it Branch, and Hugh Median, as violating the kosher ritual not yet taken a formal position taxpayers' interest and at the tax programs to rename the law any minimum wage now. sent it to the International Red may have started in the stove. Spring Lake, as county tax board slaughter methods required by on two bills before the state legis- same time maintain a quality enforcement official. Also suggested is an increase Cross in Geneva. The kitchen and three other Sheriff members. the Jewish faith. lature? which, if adopted, would school system," he said. The prosecutor and in unemployment compensation make it necessary for residents "They promised to do every- downstairs rooms were heavily Paul Kiernan, Democratic state "It is not true that humane payments. to petition the board to hold a Mr. Crespy said that statistics thing they can, but at the pres- damaged, he added, Two upstairs committeoman, visited the gov- How They Voted slaughter is antMcosher slaugh- The workmen's compensation referendum on its budget. show that states in which bud- ent time the Red Cross doesn't rooms were damaged by smoke, ernor last week. ter," Mr. Erlanger has insisted get referendum,? are held spend bill calls for a flexible maxi- At last week's meeting, board know just where Guaririo is or he said, He was unable to esti- A state house source, close to Register Washington Bureau again and again. mum benefit pegged to the aver- president Alex A. Busse, Jr., re- more for local education than do they know the exact fate that mate the damage. Governor Hughes, told The Reg- HOUSE Mr. Erlanger's latest honor age weekly pay instead of fixed ported that the state federation those where no ref^rendums are befell him. Mrs. McGuire and her six chil- ister: On bill (HR. 14544) to permil was conferred at the spring minimums. of boards had endorsed both held. "The Internatic Red Cross, dren, who were in the house when "The meeting with the gov- sale of participations in govern- meeting of the New Jersey so- Under a formula in the legisla- bills. Mr. Crespy added: with some Infom lation at hand, the blaze started, escaped un- ernor not only concerned Mr. ment-held mortgages and loans. ciety branch at a luncheon in tion, this could mean a maximum Mr. Crespy, who has served "This board knows my beliefs will first try to/gain access la harmed. Keuper, but was contingent upon For the bill-Howard. the Molly Pitcher Inn. Mrs. Al- benefit of $78 on Jan. 1, the date as administrator of a school sys- Information where- Fireman Bill Itinger was treat- action to be taken involving sev- Bill passed, 206-190. on the subject. When and if it lison' L. S. Stern of Scobeyville the measure would take effect. tem located near Harrisburg, makes a decision to endorse or abouts," the congressman stated. ed by the borough's first aid eral other prosecutors through- SENATE accepted the award for her The average weekly wage is Pa,, said that school budgets are oppose the bills, it wil be a de- Mr. Howard presumed that the squad for smoke inhalation, out the state." No Contested roll call voles brother, who was unable to at- now about $116. 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Two weeks ago when Ralph singles and a double in the open- denon's run-scoring single in the Houk took over the New York er and two singles in the second first inning and a two-run double Yankees they were both going to game. by Manny Mota in the fourth. pot. Unbeaten Juan M a r 1 c h a 1 Maury Wills stole the 400th base Now only Houk is. gained his eighth victory and of his career for Los Angeles in Navesink Sailing The new Yankee manager still third shutout, blanking New York the ninth. RED BANK — Dave Devlin, nearest rival, Farley, by five Other class winners at MBC can't climb into his old uniform on three hits in the opener. The Philadelphia received eight- with his brother Greg crewing, minutes, 16 seconds. In the initial were Farley, Flying Dutchmen; but the Yankees have managed Giant ace also extended his life- hit pitching from Jim Bunning won two of the three races to rac«, they won by three min- to climb into a tie for seventh Bob Held, Jet Us; Lee Hance, time record over the Mets to 15-and eight walks from three Hous- win the fourth annual Tulip Bowl utes, 58 seconds. place by putting together a five- Blue Jays; Curt Delano, Wind- 0. Jim Hart knocked in three ton pitchers. Clay Dalrymple The three races were con- game winning streak capped by Regatta for Flying Dutchmen runs, two with a third-inning drove in two runs with a single ducted over a figure-eight course. mills, and Dick Gale, Wood Pus- yesterday's 5-3 and 2-1 sweep of held over the weekend at Mon- homer. and a bases-loaded walk. :ys. the Minnesota Twins. mouth Boat Club. The club also concluded its The Mets came back in the The twin triumphs were the Orlando Cepeda let in the tie- The first two races were held spring series in six classes, with 10th and 11th in 14 games under second game behind Jack Hamil- breaking run with a throwing er- Saturday, with the final one be-two races in each. FAIR HAVEN - The Fair Ha- Houk, who took over the club ton's six-hit pitching. Hart belted ror in the seventh inning but ing contested yesterday morning. The. Lightning class, biggest ven Sailing Club's completed its from Johnny Keane in Los An-his Uth homer, but Ron Swobo- came back with a run-scoring The Devlins also had a third- class in the series with 30 en-spring series yesterday in Single- geles two weeks ago last Satur- da's homer and a two-run triple single in the ninth that pulled place finish to win the regatta tries, was won by John Orelup Handed Blue Jay.s day, tried on his odd No. 35 uni-by Ed Bressoud were enough St. Louis into a 3-3 deadlock. Cin- with a total of five points. John with 20 points. Arnold Schwartz Quentin Frazier easily won the form and found that sitting be- for Hamilton. cinnati's Leo Cardenas threw Ulbrich was the runner-up with took the runner-up spot with 24. title with 10 points to outdistance hind a desk for two years had Pittsburgh's Bob Veale stymied wildly on the single, and Curt nine points. Dennis Farley took Schwartz made a success- runner-up Herman Noweck by 15 caused a pot belly. the Dodgers on five hits and re-Flood raced home with the win- third place with 11 points, fol- ful journey to New York state points. ceived support from Donn Clen- ning run. lowed t>y Manny Willner and "My weight isn't any dif- during the weekend, capturing Eleven races were held over a Wim Verkooyen who took fourth ferent," Houk said, "but it the Nyack Spring Regatta's six-week period, with nine being and fifth places, respectively, shifted around. I've got a pot." Lightning class title. He had fin-considered for final point stand- with 15 and 16 points. There were Joe Pepitone, the clean-up hit- BLOOD streaks one side of Henry Cooper seconds be- ishes of first, second and sixth ings. Frazier won eight and had nine entries in the event. for nine points. Lynn Jeager of ter, drove in three runs in the fore title fight was stopped and Cassiui Clay, ducking one second in the nine scoring opener and hit a game-winning The winners took the first and Westport, N. Y., was second, races to dominate the series. under punch, retained heavyweight crown. double in the eighth inning of the third races. In the last event, while Howard Mullin of Surf City The club will start its summer nightcap. (AP Wirephotol they easily outdistanced their was third. series next weekend and hopes

The Yankees still are 8>/2 to hold handicap races for in- games behind the front-running terclass competition. Cleveland Indians, who swept a doubleheader from the Chicago By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS White Sox, 3-2 and 4-1. Else- By The ASSOCIATED PRESS Pittsburgh at San Francisco, Clay, Facing UnbeatableCasey Dinner where, Detroit edged Baltimore, NATIONAL LEAGUE night 3-2; Boston defeated Kansas City, 5-1; and Washington downed Cal- W Pet. G.B. Features .ifornia, .6-2, before the Angels San Francisco .25 .658 — AMERICAN LEAGUE Won tie nightcap, 2-1. Houston 21 .583 3 I Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh _lg .545 4# Foe, Eyes Two Others Rosey Brown In the National League, Pitts- Cleveland 22 1 .710 Los Angeles __20 .541 4% burgh blanked Los Angeles, 4-0; Detroit 20 12 .«2S Then there's the matter of Up until that point the 32- "It was a lett and a right and RED BANK - Big Roosevelt Philadelphia _17 .531 5 VA LONDON (AP) - Cassius Clay Philadelphia belted Hous- Baltimore 19 14 .571 4 returns home tomorrow with two Clay's draft status, Currently year-old Cooper had been doing a right that did the damage. I "Rosey" Brown of the New York Cincinnati IK .500 6 ton, H; St. Louis edged Cincin- Minnesota IS 13 ,518 1-A, which Cassius, alias Mu- very well, pressing the fight all don't think there was any chance Giants, will be guest speaker at Atlanta 18 .462 7% potential opponents in mind and nati, 4-3; San Francisco shut California 18 17 .514 an unbeatable foe in his future. hammed All, is appealing on thethe way, while Clay danced away of a butt," said Clay, who wasthe Red Bank Catholic High New York 1J .448 V/i out the N«w York Mets, 5-0, be- Chicago 15 17 .468 Clay mentioned both Doug basis of religion and financial in a clockwise motion, always the lightest of his career at School Boosters Association an- St. Louta ..14 .424 8& nual Sports Award night Satur- fore losing the second game, 7-2, New York 15 19 .441 Jones and West Germany's Karl hardship. He's a Black Muslim moving away from Cooper's only 201'/2. Chicago ...... 9 .273 W/t, and the Chicago Cubs beat Atlan- Washington ...15 ID .441 Mildenberger as possible oppo- and has appealed that he's a real weapon—a left hand that In any event, Clay immediatelyday night at the high school ta 4-3, after the Braves took the Yesterday's Results Boston, IS 21 .382 1 nents for his next fight — which conscientious objector. knocked Cassius down in a non-began casting about for another cafeteria. opener, 5-2. St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 3 Kansas City-. 11 21 .344 1 he said will be in about two He echoed those seatiments title fight three years ago. Casopponent- , and he wants one in a Scheduled to start at six o'clock Philadelphia 6, Houston 1 iPepitone capped a three-run Yesterday's Results months — after disposing of after opening a 12-stitch cut over sius came back to win that one hurry - before his draft ap- fte affair will honor participating Pittsburgh 4, Los Angeles 0 on a fifth-round cut of Henry's athletes , memberw s of the 1 band1 , uprising in the seventh inning of Cleveland 3-4, Chicago 2-1 London's Henry Cooper in six Cooper's left eye, a cut that peal is decided. "•'-'" ™ ~* "" "" the opener with a two-run homer San Francisco 5-2, New York 0-7 pumped blood all over both fight- tender eyes. cheerleaders, twiriera and color Washington 6-1, California 2-2 rounds Saturday night. "I think Jones could be the •fter winning pitcher Mel Stot- Atlanta 5-3, Chicago 2-4 ers, spotted the ring, sprayed guard. New York 5-2, Minnesota 3-1 Of perhaps more immediate The Associated Press gave next one because of that contro- tlemyre scored the tie-breaking Today's Games concern to the unbeaten heavy- over ringside reporters and A buffet-dinner will be under Detroit 5, Baltimore 2 Henry the first two rounds, versial fight we had," Clay said. run on Tom Tresh's sacrifice fly. Pittsburgh, Law (H), at Los weight champion, however, is forced referee George Smith to 'ay from six until eight at which Boston 5, Kansas City 1 called the third even and gave "Or maybe the European Chal- Then, in the nightcap's eighth, Angeles, Koufax (S-l), night the one guy even Cassius admits stop it at 1:38 of the sixth round. lenger, Mildenberger. Anyway I ime awards will be presented. . Today's Game the Yankees overcame a 1-0 defi- Atlanta, Lemaster (6-2), at he can't take out. I was sorry- to see it end like the fourth and fifth to Clay. Un- want to fight again in two Starting ait nine o'clock there will cit on a double by Elston How- Cincinnati, Ellis (2-5), night Kansas City, Hunter (3-3), at "There's one who's too tough that," Clay said. "I don't mind der British rules, the referee is months." )e a dance for the high school ard, singles by Roy White and Philadelphia, Jackson (1-5), at Washington, McCormick (3- for me," Clay said. 'Old Uncle admitting I was a bit disturbed the only official and his card is students with the Mods furnish- Bobby Richardson and Pepitone's Houston, Giustt (4-2), night Clay, who racked up his 24th ing music. night Sam. I can't take him on." by all that blood. I didn't really never announced. double. Only games scheduled. Only game scheduled. And Uncle has some designs want the violence to continue. 1 consecutive victory against Coo- Charles Donath, is in charge. There were no knockdowns Thejflndians broke a 2-2 tie in Tomorrow's Games Tomorrow's Games on Clay. First, the Internal Rev- don't really like hurting anyone. per, was making his fourth erry Collins, is" in charge of and no one was really hurt until the eighth inning of the opener Atlanta at Cincinnati, night Baltimore at Chicago, night enue Service wants about $115- It's against my religion. title defense and second of the tickets; Armand LaRocque, when Max Alvis singled, moved Chicago at St. Loulg, night Kansas City at Washington! night 000 of the reported $350,000 Clay It was terrible to see him cut Clay open the cut. year. After taking the title awards. up on a grounder and scored on New York at Houston, night California at New York, night received for the scheduled 15 so much. I didn't really relish Cooper, who came in at 188 from Sonny Liston, he defended A special award will be pre- against Liston, Floyd Patterson Rocky.Colavito's single. Fred Philadelphia at Los Angeles, Minnesota at Boston, night rounder in an outdoor soccer hitting him when, I saw the said Clay butted it open when sented to the top athlete in each and George Chuvalo. Whitfield broke up the nightcap night Cleveland at Detroit, 2, twl-night stadium. blood spurt." they banged heads. of eight sports. with a two-run double in a three- John Walker U president of the run seventh inning. John O'Don- tie, Shore association executive Boosters. oghue got the second game vic- vice president, made the presen- tory with/a three-hitter and now Jake Lefferts Wins tations at an awards dinner fol- End Ray Berry of the Baltimore Ins four victories in as many lowing the tournament. Colts leads active National Foot- games. Torres Willing if Glay 9 Max Weinsteln, Long Branch, ball League receivers in passes Don Wert drove in two of the Builders Golf Title and Schurgin were tourney co- caught (564) and In yards gained Tigers' runs with squeeze bunts TUCKERTON - Jacob H. V er, also fired a gross 89, but lost chairmen. catching passes (3,322). «nd the third crossed when pitch- M. "Jake" Lefferts, Middletown to Lefferts in a draw of cards. er Frank Bertaina threw wild on Schurgin received the second the second bunt. The Orioles had Can't Find 'Heavy' Foe builder, fired a 46-43—89 card to low gross award. a chance to tie it in the ninth but top a field of 60 golfers to win THE BIG 1 IS PEOPLE NEW YORK (AP) - If heavy- Prank Robinson was thrown out Clay, champion by the World Boxing The N. J. State Home Build Tex. the 1966 N. J. Shore Builders ONLY PEOPLE MAKE A GOOD BANK at the plate, Willie Horton to Bill weight king Cassius Clay runs Doug Jones of New York, and Association, at Houston, ers Association tourney was held out of opponents in his own di- tiai time ClaV s Association golf crown at Atlan- Freehan, when he tried to score West - ' in conjunction with the Shore ac- vision and is still available for from being subject to call-up in tis Country Club, last week. Lef- from second on a single by West b tion and winner of the State asso- Brooks Robinson. boxing, he may find light heavy- the draft may be decided. ferts also received the N. J. Nat-ciation's builder golf champion- weight champion Jose Tor- Torres won the decision over ural Gas Company trophy given ship was Jim Peccorella of the The Red Sox were held to oneres knocking on his door. hit by Ralph Terry until they the 174-pound Thornton by a lop-to the Shore builder posting low Builders Association of Northern rushed across three runs in the Torres, easy conqueror of, ,.. sided margin. The officials had gross. New Jersey with a 38-40-78 card. him ahead by the following round seventh and broke a 1-1 tie. Wayne Thornton in a title de- Jerry Shurgin, Lakewood build- Tom Toohey of Natural Gas, ground rule double by Dalton fense at Shea Stadium Saturday soores; Judges Al Berl and Artie copped the State association's as J; Braves won the opener. The At-book, butted a small cut over A threat of rain and possibly Lefebvrp, Los Angeles. 0. guest low gross for his 40-42-82. lanta, veteran came back with Torres' right eye in the first Runs Baftprf In Law Net Winner earlier telecast of the Cooper- Aarnn, Atlanta. .11; Wynn, llouiton, two more hits in the nightcap, round, and kept grabbing the Clay fight, hurt the gate. The I; Hart, gan FNUIOIMH, 13; Mays, San Jim Robinson, Little Silver, but the Cubs pulled it out, 4-0. FrancUco. 24; McCovey, San Francisco, champion's powerful left arm as promoters, Combat, Inc., said a It; Crnnla. St. Louis, 23; Flood, St. made off with the Shore-low net Aaron went into the double- f it was a loose WOO bill. crowd of about 12,000 paid Louis, 22. . . trophy for his 106-36—70; George HAPPY JOSE is Jose Torres Pill-nine header with three straight hits Cus D'Amato, former manager estimated $100,000. The crowd {Thp« Decisions) Northridge, Jr., Bradley Beach, and extended his streak to eight, after he whipped Wayne appeared closer to 7,000. Com- Marlrhal, San Francisco, 8.0. 1.000; won second low net with his 106- of ex-heavyweight champion Muloney, Cincinnati, 4.O, l.OOO: Knonlpn, two away from the National Floyd Patterson, and now' one of Thornton Saturday night in bat said television and Latin ~*hlladFlphla. 4-0. l.OOO; Curllar, llous 31—75. Frank Majorie, P'- Pleas- League record, before Ernie American radio broadcasts Ion, 34, LOW); Prldd), gan Francisco, Torres' advisors, said he was light heavyweight champion- O, 1.000. ant, took third low net as he Broglio struck him out In the confident his 5-10, 175-pound pro- added about $50,000 to the pot. lost to Northridge on a draw of MY SAYINGS CLIMB HIGHER fourth inning of the nightcap. ship bout. (AP Wirephoto) AMERICAN LEAGUE cards. tege could beat the 6-3, 201- Ironically, the rain didn't come ft Alt R II Pel. WITH FIRST MERCHANTS Aarbn, batting .230 when the pound Clay. until 15 minutes after the 15- Ollva, Mln __.3» IIS 21 43 .374 Svere Sorenson, Atlantic High- Panamanian Braulio Baeza be- F. Robinson, Bal. .33 120 27 41 .343 day started, raised his average "Clay's main assels are his rounder ended. ' ilpntlnr, lVa» M MS J(I 44 ..TO lands, won guest low net honors to .379 by collecting six hits in came the first jockey to exceed B. RoMnson. Bal. .J3 139 18 48 .331 speed, boxing ability and size," The promoters may have been Kallne, Drt !4 85 15 2} .318 for his 90-16—74. HIGHER INTEREST seven at-bats. He lashed three said D'Amato. "Jose Is faster, a $2 million in purse earning in hurt financially but Torres, with Relrtiardt, Cal. 34 125 33 39 .312 The Kevork S. Hovnanian host New York. Last year, riding at ' iHtrzcmskl, Ban. 34 131 33 41 .... better boxer, hits harder and can a guarantee of $75,000 and Thorn- [cott, Bsn. 34 12!) IT 39 .302 trophy went to Toohey, while overcome the difference in size Aqueduct and Saratoga, his ton, with a guarantee of $25,000, Toiar. Mln. S3 US 10 19 .31)2Peccorella won the Hovnanian J Interest McAulltfe, Det. ...26 00 1J !7 .300 Brick, Boro and weight. I think he would be mounts earned a, record were due for the largest purses Home Runs rophy for his having won the Compounded ft Paid by Chtck the toughest opponent for Clay." $2,028,682. of their careers. Scott, Bonlon. 11; ndchardt, Call- ornla, 11; F. Robinson, Baltimore, 10; State builders' crown. Quarterly Erery « Mortfcl Sletary, Baltimore, »; Ollva, Mlnnmota, The "dubious honors" depart- Play Today ON PASSBOOK ON TIME-SAVING Run i Bulled In ment saw Robinson receive the 4 Robinson, Hallimorc, 34: Sroll, most balls in the water trophy SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CERTIFICATES WEST LONG BRANCH - Boston, 27; OUva. .Mlnm-snll. 25; Itelt- Brick Township and Point Foreign Tinge in U.S. Golflardt, California, 21; Ytstnermkl, Bos- for dunking three on the 17th, on, 23. Your savings are a trxiclal kind of money. Money for an enwr- Pleasant - boro High Schools while Dave Sternberg, Red Bank, ritcnlm aency . . . money for an opportunity . , . money for a net*- .will, lode bats this afternoon at FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) - fans concentrated. on Gene Lit- that way. O'Donoehue, Cleveland, 40,.„, , l.OOO. ; received a comic trophy for his Are the foreigners taking over tier, three strokes back, as the •liarrn, Chicago, 30, 1.000; Mclaln. egg. A First Merchants Savings Account is money with a pur- Point Pleasant at 3:30 in the Each shot a par when Sikes Delroll, 7-1. .875; Wall, Baltimore. 4-l! shortest drive of 12 feet on the opener of the 3d annual Mon- in American golf? It sure player most likely to dislodge missed an 18-foot putt that JBOO! Kantord, California, 41, .800; Me.14th. pose, earning MORE, MORE . . . foircr! 4 % on regular Pats- DoiveU, Cleveland, 4-1, .800. mouth College Interscholastic seemed like it after Bruce Devlin Devlin from the lead, would have given him a birdie Leon Zuckerman, public rela- book Accounts . . . 4coach. He succeeded track opened in 1909. 11 leagues were present. conventional entries rated much the group judges will be Mildred of America with some 40 of these day. working dog, dragging carts, or retired Joe Lapchick. The top flight cars were ex- According to the director, Na- chance to make the field. hausted Saturday, when Al Un-tional Headquarters have training The single front-engine speed- The biggest load of nonsense ever ser of Albuquerque, N.M., whose program,; for league presidents, way roadster qualified was up-GARY PLAYER'S GOLF CLASS: (J KAVB*RO0K NEWSPAPERS LT0.O66 UE MPOKrAHtf" brother Jerry was killed at the officials, and those interested dated with a turbo-charged Of- GARY, I'VE REAP THAT THE \ Speedway in 1958, had the best fenhauser engine. Bobby Grim of RIGHT ELBOW SHOULD REMAIM Y MNSISTOBBCONS should make plans to participate OF BRINGING THH speed of 162.272 in a new Lotus- in'these programs. Indianapolis qualified it Satur- so aose TO YOUR SIPS I Ford. day at 158.367 m.p.h., slowest in RIGHT BWSACK Graziano feels that local leagues the field. THAT A HANPKERCHIEF PIACBD I The best performance in the should attend district meetings UNpeR.THE ARM WOULD 6TAV / PCWNSWIMG. The,Memorial Day starters will THEBS THBOUSHQUT TUB SWINgy final session yesterday was 159.an- d make known their ideas to T WHERE IT WAS have 22 special Ford engines like IVEREAD district representatives and also Jimmy Clark's 1965 winning pow- to national leaders. THAT TOO.TOM. Roses Record . er plant, and 11 Offenhausers. AND IT9 THi Graziano announced that this They will be in 15 different spe- B/GGSSriOAD Upset Golf Win year's state tournament will be cial chassis, with Lotus of Eng- O$S ^St. Rose of Belmar upset As- played at Lyndhurst. Under Little land and Dan Gumey's All WAT'S EVER 8SEM bury Park, 8-7?>in golf Friday at League rules, games ace played American Eagles filling five WRITTEN. IT GIVES on field with smaller dimensions, spots each. Spring Meadow Country Club. BACKSWIUG WITH but this year, the fences will be IT WAS ALL RIGHT IN THE Dennis Martin pulled Hie match AtVHMOW B.BOVMUST out with a six-foot putt on themoved back to at least 200 feet Pittsburgh Pirate rookie south- PONTOOWN OLD DAYS WHEW THEy WERE final hole. St. Rose had a 3-6 rom home plate in tournament paw Jim Shelllenback, 22, from ABC CNLV THISKINS OF MITTNffl games. 250 YARPS, BUT TOCW/ record going into the match, Riverside, Calif., is a nephew of POWER IS IMPORTANT... SO while Asbury Park displayed a The tournament meeting will Frank Shellenback, former spit- THERS4M/STBEA64P , 12-3 record for the season. be held during the month of ball pitcher and ex-major league BETWEEN! SIDE AND ELBOW.' 5-25 The match went right down to July. coach. the last putt on the green, with a miss by Martin meaning As bury Park's Mike Aronchick would have the hole and the match, but Martin dropped it in. Monday Is Soap Box Derby Day HOW, a 160cc Jeff Cove carded a 40 at Mana- equan River Golf Club to lead RED BANK - Memorial Day Soap Box entries; ayne Miller, 10, 65 Applegate 70, Locust Ave., Red Bank, St. |David C. Sanderson, 12, 32 Sher- Middletown Township to a 3-1 Soap Box Derby time is one Dean Sadecki, 12, 85 Truex PI., River Plaza, Mechanic Street James; Brian Moss, 13, 18 Hud-wood Cir., Little Silver, Little win over Point Pleasant Beach. week away from reality. Next Middletown, Lincroft School; Mi- iohool; George L. Vogt, 12, 468son Ave., Red Bank, St. James; Silver School; Paul Albrecht, Jr., SCRAMBLER Paul Wagner and Rick Tymes Monday 38 boys from 11 through :hael J. Cannavo, 11, 28 Morford Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury; Jo- Theodore J. Moss, 15, 183 Hud12- , 48 South St., Red Bank, Riv- also won for the Lions. 5, will start rolling down Tower 1, Red Bank, Oakland Street ieph Harrison, 12, 184 Parkview son Ave., Red Bank, Red Bank er Street; Patrick Toomen, 12, W L T Hill in their "boxes" with wheels. School Brian Gatto, 12, 7 Val- err., Lincroft, St. Leo; Daniel from Neptune <141> - 10 0 0 Catholic; James Mclver, 11, 16498 Nottingham Way, Little Silver, MlddlMnwn (7-1-1) T The competitors design and ley PI., Hazlet, St. Joseph's; Joldstein, 11, 87 Glenwood Dr., Park Rd., Fair Haven, Willow Ranney School; David Sanderson, l.akp\vood (1*1) « build their own gravity-propelled Wnll O-5) ' .. 5 William H. Stepheiuon, 12. Mon- ew Shrewsbury, Tinton Falls; Street; Bob Prossnitz, Jr., 102512, 32 Sherwood Cir., Little Sil- Bed Bunk <3-3) 3 cars and have them in the best mouth Hills, Thompson School; «lly Hogelin, 11, 22 Park Blvd., 6th Ave., West Belmar, Wall ver, Markham Place; Daryl Central (4-4.1) 3 of condition comes race day. Keven Reeves, 11, 221 Pearl St., htanamassa, Ocean Township and Brick (.V9> 4 Township High School; Richard Knight, 14, 25 Pelican Rd., Mid- HONDA Kenry Hudion '.1-11)1 ..... S Circle Chevrolet, Maple Ave., Red Bank, River Street School; *is R. Miller, 11, 51 Kings R. Kiefer, 13, 191 Cliffwood Rd., dletown, Thompson School; Gary Tornn Blver (3-4> t Sleek, tough, ready to tackle anything. The brand-new l.nn« Bruch (H; 1 Red Bank — Rotary Club, and ighway, Middletown, Lincroft. Ocean Twp. H.S.; Nathan Hart, Van Sant, 11, 185 Whalepond Rd., l'l. Be»ch (l-J-ll „._ 1 Also Robert Minnerly, 12, 441 Honda 160 Scrambler, a winning combination of the Rufnioa-FH 0 The Daily Register are sponsor- 13, 313 Edgemont Dr., Loch Ar- Oakhurst, Dow Avenue; George OTHEES ing the derby. Evans Buys [oosevelt Ave., Ocean Twp.; bor, St. Mary's. Underwood, 14, 2762 Pearl St., great Honda Overhead Camihaft I60CC four-stroke CBA ..,.5 Marty Scanlon and Tom Low- 1enn Hoist, 12, 2 Cherry Tree Also Robert Allen Rosario, 13, Red Bank, Red Bank H.S. engine and Honda's special extra-rugged tuba frame. Shirs _ tj ing are co-directors; Charlie -ane, Middletown, Lincroft; 11 West Susan St., Hazlet. Syca- Also Gregory Puley, 13, 29 Vis- Traditional Honda styling features, too, with cross- Avbury P»rk U tanley Moore, Jr., 12, 30 Madi- Freehold I Straughn is handling entries; Gee Sparkler more Drive; TTiad Konopka, 71 ta Dr., Little Silver, Markham over pipes, skid plate, higher bars '"and heavy-duVy <>•• n Twp a on Ave., Red Bank, River Wilson Ave., Neptune City, Wil- Place; John Pulley, 15, 29 Vista telescopic front forks. And for safety's sake, its K'. noM _ . 4 Peter Power, advertising; NEW YORK - Two top prices Itreet; Walter Perry, 11, 25 Mat-.wpn » Bourne Ruthrauff, promotion; in last week's horses-in-training son; Steven Daughtry, 14, 15 Dr., Little Silver, Red Bank H.S.; perfectly matched brakes are the biggeit, surest in Miter Del 1 Jrummond PI., Red Bank, River and Pete Genovese and Dr. Morsal- e conducted by the Fasig Tip- Larchwood Ave., West Long Thomas J. DeFellce, 10, 45 Pine the business. The Honda CL-160. An all-new l60ce So. Freehold O treet; Wallace Hart, 11, 313Branch, Frank Antodides School; St., Lincroft, St. Leo the Great, gan Colio, are in charge of re- ton Co. at Belmont Park, wen' Edgemont Dr., Loch Arbor, St Scrambler that's perfect for off-the-rc-ad or str»»t ma. (At Msniuouait River) freshments. for a pair of thoroughbreds con- Phil Hague, 15, 41 LeRoy PI., and Robert Caldes, 11, 6 David PT. PLEASANT BEACH (1) ary's; Vincent Di Micelli, -14,Red Bank, Red Bank Catholic; St., Hazlet, Sycamore Drive. M Pli Ten entrants are 11 years-old, signed by the estate of Amory L. rr»lj Jrnklntaa « in Haskell, Middletown Township, FINANCING AND INSURANCE AVAILABLE Bill Ketchenld sa • Kophnmorpft A, Junction Liquor* 5 Hobeau Farm, paid $21,000 foi resented by colts and fillies in that our big 2-year-old stake: ST. HOSE (»)" Uui(ford Tavrm 7, Mlddlrtomi Unll Mac's Sparkler, a four-year-old the $100,000 Sapling and Sorority continue to attract such well-bret each, race. *<* MIIPIC ~ »i (.1 (Ilk Hill 1!, rounlrmldr 3 Bill V»nN.)«lr«nd , \ m Creslvlew 7, Andy's Tavern S filly by McLellan, Mac's Spark- [or 2-year-olds, highlight features stock as these colts and filliei John. Gwibrrf ! : KA t!M Jtli'b Elnl»>m .... 3? (O KTANIUNC1S ler is a half-sister of Gee Spark- of Monmouth Park's 56-day sum- nominated by Mrs. Thouron am .NATIONAL DronU Martin ...; j01 HM ler, her dam also being Blue mer meeting which opens June Lou Wolfsson. (i: Wllnon Park •...-.-*...., „_ Sparkler. Mac's Sparkler has not BUSINESSMEN —^ r. Oak ~.~. 3, it was announced here today "We are also particular^ Rophomorfu _.—._.... , started this year, but finishei iy H.A. (Jimmy) Jones. pleased," Jones continued, "tha IN A DITHER AS TO Junction UqnorB third in the Miss Woodford HOW TO COLLECT Country Tavern A total of 735 juveniles are these nominations come from sta River Plata Stakes last summer at Monmouth OUTSTANDING RECEIVABLES? blcs which were represented ii AMERICAN Park. iresently eligible to the two com- plementary events. The 6-furlong last year's Sapling and Sorority MOTOR CLUB lAtigford Tavern ~ There were a total of 1 Mrs. Thouron's Shimmering Gol Monmouth Credit Adjusters Countrrtld* „ Sorority for 2-year-old fillies will Call Martin J. Scanlon Oak Hill : thoroughbreds sold from Mr. Has finished second to Native Stree Mlddlrlo TWO YEARS GUARANTEE Lakewood (5-4) Neptune (5-61 . _ We nuanintM our brake reliniw Mrvia lor Freehold (4 6) tr» specified number of milei or yMrs from MidtUetomi (4-1) 20 date at Installation, tthtchewr oomea flrat. RnmrKm-FH innings later, lins and a sacrifice fly by Charley sure the victory. Rumson-FH (10-3-1) ...... 9 3 .750 B 9-3 loop record. Southern Free- $14.30 $1.56 6.50-13 $17.50 $1.83 Rumson-FH added four more Silvers. So. Freehold (11-3) . .-...8 3 .727 6 5013 hold and Shore Regional share 17.15 1.88 7.50-14 19.70 2.ZO markers on a pair of miscues, The Rebels scored in the sev- Alabama's first three footbail Shore (15-3) .....8 3 .727 J'«BB 7.50-1- 4 second place, a half game be- 2.09 8.00-14 2.36 a walk and Fred Sanborn's single. enth when Joe Carter and Chuck games will be played at night Raritan (9-5) 7 4 .636 SB 8.00-14 19.15 22.60 hind Wie leaders, with 8-3 records. 1.91 6.70-15 2.21 Matawan earned its upset vie- Frier hit singles after Ted Clay- next season. Manasquan (8-6) .... 5 5 .50011 SHI 6.70-15 17.15 19.70 In the only other "B" Northern Matawan (8-18) .-...4 8 .333 f W\ 7.10-15 19.15 2.16 7.10-15 22.60 2.35 Division tussle on the weekend Keyport (5-10) .2 8 .200> Plus trad«-in tire off your car. slate, Raritan Township defeated Keyport, 7-3, behind the three- Local 9s in NJSIAA Split Henry Hudson (2-13) .._.l 10 .0911 hit pitching of At Black. The SOUTH only "A" Division tussle saw Larry Valentine's run produc- 4-2, in a South Jersey Group 4 Singles by Chris Riley and Paul w LPct. 25 pc. OXWALL Lakewood (14-2) .... 10 I .909 Monmouth Regional turn back ing single in the sixth inning tussle. Ewan and a balk by Neptune NICKLAUS Red Bank, 2-9, despite getting Saturday provided Lakewood with Pt. Boro (114) 9 1t .818 Rich Meyers started Lake- hun!er steve Cuti|Io flowed Miu. only one base hit. a 1-0 NJSIAA Central Jersey watis wipning surge when he Southern (11-5) I 41 .600 Deluxe TOOL KITS ville to knot the score at 2-all. Central (5-10) 5 ( .455 Down in .the "B" Southern Group 3 victory over South Riv- was safe, on an error. He then GOLF BALLS :AMON STEEL TOOLS-ELASTIC POUCH Jackson (4-10) 3 1 Division, Point Pleasant Boro de- er, while Millville overcame a stole second and came home on Bob Hawn continued Millville's Wall (3-11.1) 2 8 .200 feated Jackson Township, 5-2, and2-1 deficit with three runs in the Valentine's safety. rally by walking. Bill Lapthuska Jack Nicklaus Pt Beach (4-11) ....2 8 J00 • OXWALl'S Deluxe TooC(tt Central Regional edged Southern sixth inning to down Neptune, then Millvllle (4) Neptune (!) singled to drive in the go- Autograph Model Regional, 5-4, in 15 innings. OTHERS South River (0> Lakewood (1) AB RH ,A? 5 "J ahead run and a wild pitch let In non-conference games, Red AB R H AB RR Hi*>afltucl'>cr 3 0 ° O'D'nnell,a> 2 0 0 W L T Pet. Tob!as,2t> 3 0 1 Be'kmsn,2b 2 «—» Atklnson.lt 3 0 0 the insurance tally. Mater Del 8 7 • ,5SJ 3 FOR Bank Catholic -blanked St. Rose, Th'sman,sa 2 0 0 K'tbergs,!! 3 0 0 Flnch,lb 2 0 1 Sikodny.rf 3 0 1 Lowe.ct .300 Hart,3b 3 11 LaBella',pa 10 0 Neptune scored first In the sec-GBA ...... r...... d.8 7 1 .533 i I'M.I i J i 4-0; OBA downed Ocean Town- Klley.o 2 12.Haller.p. 0 0 0 p Tar'llone.lf 3 0 0 Myera,3b '2 l 0 R. B. Catholic ...8 10 1 .444 ship, 3-2; Shore rallied to defeat Bowera.c 3 0 0 Valentine,U 3 0 2 Ewan,H 3 10 Stelnertrt 4 11 ond frame on a pair of errors, Limit Ona Wall Township, 2-1; Lakewood Oiowskl,lt> 3 0 1 Brown.lb 2 0 0 Hawn.aa 3 11 Croydon Hall 3 5 0 .375! Dy«r,3b 1 0 0 K«Mln,'f"* 3 0 1 Pet Customer was victorious over Toms Riv- Latl'teld.ph 10 01 S'erstein.rt 2 0 Laprka,* 3 0 11Renery.ct ! o i > walk. The Fliers added their St. Rose 4 12 ,D ..250 Additional Evano.cf 2 0 01 Meyer.p 2 0 1 er. 5-3; Hamilton blanked Asbury 3 o ofinal innin8 on Ocean Twp 4 12 0 .250' «3.95 ea. Park, ,4-0; Point Pleasant Beach singles by George Steinert, Don Asbury Park 2 14 0 .125 23 « 6| ^ scored five times in the fourth 22 0 22 1 t| B kn and Len Renery St. Joseph's (TR) 1 10 D .091' • Two-way flat ratchet handle, flex, South River ....000 000 0—0 Neptune - ....Oil 000 0-2 inning to defeat Manasquan, 7-4, Lakewood 000 001 i—llWIllvllle 00O 103 jc shaft extension, 'A" extension bar • 8 open and box end wrenches Shore Conference Track Summaries as low as 12.58 pair Umit3per • 8 steel sockets 3/U" thru 7/16" customer at "A" DIVISION tonr , Jump— 1. Driver, F, 2MMl 2. 10:14.3; 2. Bob Farrell. J; 3. gtaa Cook, TEAM SCORES — I. Neptune. 45; Jake Joapi. N. 21-t: 3. Jonfi. LB, W; 4. liadd Blinnberi, Rar; s. Dave this price. • Screwdriver with aluminum chuck ». Lone: Branch, 1314: 3. Freehold tip. !O-3Vi; 4. Kelly. V, 10-11; 5. Hill. RB, Elvelaod, Man. installed Klmal, 4114; 4. MUdletown Townshln, 150-yd. hlth burdlei—1. Fete Hatch, Additional balls SIM each • 4 interchangeable screwdrivers Hi «. Brick ronnaltlp, Mt «. Monmoulh mm. PP. :1S.3; 2. Rodaey Jones, SF; 3. Regional, !1| 1. Tom) River, II i 8. "B" DIVISION Randy Davis, Mali Bob Broldrlck, R- Bed Bank. 6. TEAM SCOI1ES— 1. Southern Free Fll; 5. Daryll llaney, Man. by 100-yd. daih—1. Bill Findler. S, ao.3; bold Itegional, 41; 2. Rumnon-Falr lla> 180-yd. low hurdles—1. Hatch, FP, Sears Prlwl a Mown at Flreitoie stores; ampttilively PHOM at Rreirone Dealsn and ol oil nrvla t. Fred Warren, N: 3. Berten King, N; irn Regional, 30; 3. Point Pleatanl :!0.4; 2. Jones, SF; :i. Fred Keyes, H- "dlsolaylng ms Finstem sten. 4. Hal Brown, LD; 6. Bob Puryesr, Beach, 30; 4. Faint Fleapnt, 20; 8. Fll; 4. Dewey Robinson, HFH; 5. W. Henry lluthnn Jterinnal, 19; 6. Jnckson Harry Motley, IIII. HO-yd. dash—I. Findler, N, :23.6i !. Township, 17; 7. Manmniuan. 14; a Shot nut—I. Glen Noland, SF, Sl-7Vt; Why Pay More? Kin*, N; 3. Wirren, N; 4. Ollle Ware, Malawnn Iteeionnl, 12; 8. Lnkewood, ill; !. Up rveliert, Man, 491IH4; 3. Jerry 10. Ocean Toii-mhl?, 9; 11. Raritan Medolla, K, 49-31^; 4. Georse nonasco, y TR; S. Jim HUI. KB. 1 Automotive Center VO-yd. dnsh— I. Chirlffl Thomas. N, Township, fi: li. Onlral Reslnna , 41 O, 48 4: 9. Tom Cnnlcv, Ur'll, 474. I5I.S; S. BUI llr»«, B; 3. John Driver. l:l. (tie) Keyporl. AV'all Tou-nihlp, 3; DlL'us—1. Noland, SF. 1418: 2. Artie Open Wed. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 p.m. S ,S F> '• I'hll Ilihri, KB; ft. 11 Kniins, ,V. 16. Shore Regional, 0. Hoffman, O. 112-0; 3. Mike Kin;, IIII, 1500 Highway 35 KftO-yd. run—1. Urorte WlillO. Ml, 100-yd. iliiih-1. Len Hill, HI', : 10.3.1 I33-8M; 4. Welierl, Man, 132-H4; 6. »:»l.0; 2. Jobn Carhon, Mid, 3:03.3; 3. !. John Kailej, PPB; 3. Tem McCar- ]>onaiic«, O, 12I4V-. Slirly Anilrraon. Mid. 3:07.2; 4. IW1 thy, K-FII; 4. Harry Motley. 1111, 5. Javelin—1. Boy Madsen, J. 1114; t, Murray, Mid, 2:01.3: I. Ken Lloyd, B, Dill Bond, Mat. Tom Manlry, R-FII. 100-;; 3. UennU JJ7:J7.SS . 2!0yd. dash-1. K.dej; PPB, :2!.8: Nacclo> Mai, 100-1 i 4. Mickey llorner, Hill—1. Han THInlor, B. 4.-33.O: I. J. Jim Perry. SF; 3. McCarthy. R.FII; L, 100-tVi; 8. Conley, B-FH, 149-7. Bob Bailry, I.n; 3. Bob Klraum, TR: 4. Hill, SF; 9. Bond, Mat. role vault—1. Jim McLean, PPB, 4. Bruce Mldoll, Mid; 5. Fred Mlnclc, 410-yil. dnfih — I. Tyrone Pnvne, I., 110; !. Dick Bulryu. 1, Ml; 3. Al V. :52.5; 1. Cbarlrs Canty, IIII; 3. Dav« Burdce, Man, 11-0; 4. George. Obley, Two-mile — 1. Ken Jorsennen, Mid, Hammonil, H-FII; 4. Itlck Towler, II- IIFII, ll-o; 5. Max Bendli, PP. 110. 10:19,0: 2. Dom C'aTiiero, B: 3. Turn Fll; S. John Paul Jones, 0. (Second and fourth places decided on Bftzley, LB; 4. Bill Surh, Mid: S. Tom 810-yd. run-1. Dirk llarrll, PPB, feiver mUHrs). Irfnahan, F. 5:03.7; !. Kevin flerlcn, Mai, 2:03.9; 3. Illjh Jump—1. Willie ilendrlcks, HH, 120yd. hlih hurdles— 1. Otto Nlchola, Frank Chlrchello, J, 2:00.2; 4. Chris HO'.',; 2. Bruce, llarvle, PP. S-10: 3. r. :r"' ."?•««, '-». »!>'V4, 4:RH.5. 4. Mark Herman, Bar, 20-4; 5. Ilolf. record, old record Ca-OVi by Frank M&z- TBOtnlle — 1. Gene Nhlrley, PPB, man, O, 20-2. , EH. Lnn- Branch. !!»:>: 2. /\-tl" » n^m. I.H. 55-414; 3. Him Ratio. TR, KMVi; I. Ed Sclnlrk. I.n, 62-5', i; S. Danny < I»I- MAPLE AVENUE lla, 1111, SMtt. DlfiouH—1. Kail Relmlda, Mon, 1930: FOOTBALL PLAYERS! t. Mniza, LB. 1493Hi 3. John O'Neill. D, Hll-Si 4. Boh HarrNon, N, 130-T,i; PRE-SEASON TRAINING CAMP AT WHITE STREET 5. Brian Ruth, Mon, 133-014. HIGH SCHOOL-PREP-COLLEGE Javelin—I. Torn Qulnteni, Til, IM'3; I. Paul On). F, 18010ft; 3. Gary . nninRon, H, Uo-ll 4. H&v Hlmmer, SPECIALIZING IN FOOTBALL Hid. 1051114: I. Nell MfMullen, I1B. CROSS COUNTRY & SOCCER RED BANK PHONE 747-5700 101-3. I'olp vault — 1. Dave I'uard, Mon, AUG. 1 thru AUG. 26 SI COO P" ALSO AVAILABLE AT: 120; 2. Gal, F, 120; 3. llayno llomn. I said, II, 114: 4. Join (i I-Mm. In- 'II: EVENIMGS 6:30-8 P.M. I9 n,o 5. 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CHECK THIS BEFORE YOU BUY MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OUR VEHICLES CARRY A 100% GUARANTEE IMPORT LEADER RUSSELL , FOR 30 DAYS OR 1,000 MILES. RED BANK MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST AUTO IMPORTS OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER AUTHORIZED RENAULT 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK DEALER SHREWSBURY MOTORS INC. [ Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank SAFETY FIRST! 741-0910 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY 741-5886 FIRST IN SAFETY GET A MAN SIZED DEAL AT RUSSELL '66. FORD. STANDARD EQUIPMENT t=OR YOUR EXTRA SAFETY

Windshield washer. Full swaep wip- Deep dish steering wheel. Padded YOU'LL GET THE BEST DEAL EVER er. Side viaw mirror. Turn signals. dash and visors. Recessed Instru- ment penal. Double thickness lami- Four-way emorgancy flasher. Link • nated windshield. Double grip safe- ON THE ACTION type stabilizer bar. Self adjusting ty door locks. Torque °bex safety brakes. Seat belts, front and rear. frame. Backup lights. LEADER IN THE BUY NOW and BEAT THE SALES TAX LOW BIGGEST DISCOUNTS OF THE YEAR PRICED BECAUSE OF OUR HEAVY INVENTORY. FIELD! THREE-WAY GUARANTIED USED CARS

"61 FORD $ 450 '64 VOLKS $1150 '64 FORD $1650 6-cyi, 4-door Ranch Wajon, automatic 6 pais.. Country $aolan, WITH ALL NEW '66 OLDS F-85 '63 FORD $1250 automatic, power steering Fairiant Squirt Station Wagon, "42 FALCON $ 595 Automatic, powtr steering But '63 MERCURY $1650 9-pan Colony Park, •63 CHEVROLET $1250 Air Conditioned '62 FORD $ 595 ' ' BeUir 6-cyl. Wagon, 6-eyl., Galaxie 4-door automatic '64 FORD $1695 •62 COMET $795 '64 FALCON $1295 XL 4-dr. HT, auto., P.St. Custom 2-dr., automatic. 4D Station Wagon, Auto. '65 MUSTANG $1795 •61 MERCURY % 795 '64 FORD $1350 2-dr. HT, stand, tram. 6-p««i. Colony Park, Fairlane "500" 2-dr., auto. Automatic, power steering '65 COMET $1895 '64 COMET $1395 '65 CHEVY $ 795 "Cyclone" 2-door hardtop, REMEMBER: Nobody, but nobody beats a RUSSELL DEAL Custom 4-door. VI Cali.nf. 2D, HT, Auto. Automatic, powsr steering '63 CORVAIR $ 795 '64 COMET $1395 '64 FORD $1895 V-8 Cali.nt., 2-door, 4-door, Automatic 9-pais. Country Squire, hardtop, automatic Automatic, Dower iteering •63 COMET $ 895 '64 FORD $1495 STOP IN TODAY Cuitom 2-door, Automatic '64 MERCURY $1895 Fairlan* "500" Sport Coupe, Automatic, powsr staaring Park Lan. 2-dr. HT. '62 FORD $ 995 Air condition^. Galaxia 2-dr. HT, auto., P.St. '64 GALAXIE $1550 '65 FORD $1995 AT MONMOUTH COUNTY'S '62 FORD $1095 "500" (our-door, automatic, power itsering Galaxi» "500", 4-dr., auto. - 6 p«n»., Country Squire, automatic, powtr itaaring 64 MONTEREY $1595 •65 FORD $2195 '63 FALCON $1095 4-door ledan, automatic, Galaxie "500" 2-dr. HT. TORONADO HEADQUARTERS pow»r staering Auto., P.St., air cond. , 2-door hardtop, automatic '64 MONTCLAIR $159$ •64 FALCON $1150 '66 MUSTANG $2195 2-door hardtop, automatic, OLDSMOBILE 4-door Wagon, standard trans. powar steering Sprint MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER CADILLAC CO. RUSSELL MOUNT-ENGLISH 100 Newman Springs Rd. 741-0910 Red Bank SINCE 1904 MONMOUTH & MAPLE AVE., RED BANK—741-6000 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SA1E MOBILE HOMES BOATS AND ACCESSORIES THE DAILY REGISTER Mtmity, M»y 23, 196*—17 — res n.i. a-tty IMC IMPALA GOtfVEJtTtBLE — V-L UM W5W/.UW DAL'FliWS — four-; 1MB TEMK) — tirf.tr*, relociuinf. Loaded. No now down. t«2.7* month. door aed»n. Kew clutch tut yeas, good t» rlltM KlW A U»U til HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-W»IAX« AFTER YOU'VE McCARthy Chevrolet. MUM. irtt. Needs muffler. Good aUtioo dr. 741-4487. 100. Call 741-3227 after « p.m. 1 .4' RUNABOUT — With 40 h.p. Evin- 1965 CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT — REGAL SKYL1NER - lOxtS . Two rude, water skis, cushions. A-l con1 Excellent coMMon. 300 h.p. Four «p«eil 1981 CADILLAC CONVIBTIBLJ5 — bedroomi. Must sacrifice. Call (Illlon. {375. Call 741-4389 after 6:30. transmission. Call between 5 arm 6 Power seats and windows. Must Bell. SHOPPED THE REST p.m., 222-2235. Accept trade or terms. fllOO. Call 10x50 ELCONA. — Two bedrooms. Fur- 4' RUNABOUT — Great condition. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 264-7377. Must be seen. Call before 8, 1961 VOUCSWAGEN — Good condition. nished. Like new condition. Large pailo 229-4914. Radio healer. Call 264-5029, or 284- awning. Bpt up lrj clean modern park. 4633. 1964 BUICK WILDCAT — Fully Call 787-6398. SLUE JAY BAIL BOAT - With two SEE US and BUY iiuipped. Bank will finance, J1.773. sets of sails, new Tigging and trailer. STARTING SALARY $120-$ 130 1901 CHRYSLER - Four-door, M». For 30 months, at W4.75 per month. i960 FRONTIER — 10x45. White and All in excellent condition. Ready to (D. NO HONEY DOWN. BONDEU AUTO BONDEU Al'TO BALES, Rl. 35, Nep- tan In A-l condition. Selling at a- rea- S'o painting required. Asking $900. com- FOR PRESIDENT OF IMPORTANT NEW JERSEY FIRM SALES, Rl. 35, Neptune. 174-6700. tune. 774-6700. sonable price. 261-3507. ilete. 842-0743 THE BEST! LIUST SEE TO APPRECIATE — Nice 1960 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE — Full 1963 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE — power. Rebuilt engine. Excellent con- Mxio, two bedrooms, liko new, com- BOAT — Bports-flahcrman. 23". (Leo- Too executive of well known company aeeki too flight mttur* per- Four apeeci. Burgundy. Take over iletely furnished. 14,200. 787-0429. lardo berth optional). V-8. Interceptor son in handle r^soonsible oniUlon, College graduate DreCtrnd. dition. Call after 6, 741-O1S6. payments. T8T-5528, rAoartf. Hfiul, half-cabin, extru. Good Siiortiianri and ivi-ine must be excellent, gtiould h»v« hljtft caJlbr* 1963 VALIANT — Four-door sedan- fEW MOON TRAILER—110x50. Ful- MS. 281-2307, alter 5, experience and able to work on her own inlUativa. Groom la*, back- No money down, J3J.97 month. Me- .958 DAUPH1NE r air-conditioned. Brand Ww burner. Kround and exnerlencs muil be Impeccable. 1965 CORVAIR 4-dr. Hardtop 1695. CARthy Chevrolet 231-1101. Itec«nt!v overhiuled, 1150- IitceHent condition. Call 787-4240. .4' WHIRLWIND RUNABOUT — 10 Call 872-1150. l.p. Jobnson i2l> hourei remotfe con- Auto, traninmsion, radio, htatsr, bucket leati. CHEVROLET IMPALA — 1984. 11,295. .rols. Gator trailer, extras, $250 firm. Location: MIDDLESEX COUNTY. Excellent comrany bratflti. Wire wh«ef* and covers. Original owner. Four-door, black. Over- 1963 OLDSMOB1LE Super 88. Four- WAN1TD AUTOMOTIVE rtl-9359. drlve-crulse. Ca.ll 7*1-1295. door. Pull power. tl,4B5. NO MONEY eead rcium* detailing txotrltnce education, current iaJarr *fli DOWN. BONDEAU AUTO BALES, Kt. FIBERGLASS RESIN — Only 88.95 per all pertinent data in complete confidence. KARMANN GH1A 35, Nepturfc. 174-6700. GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - Gnl. Fiberglass CloUl Irl 2",4".6",38", 1965 RAMBLER Classic 2-dr. Sedan 1495. 1B65. BEA BLUE. PRIVATE. T7«-848S, AMERICAN — AND BPORTS CAES 44', 50" and 60" widths. PetuTi Bot- Rtdio, heater, standard transmission, lilts new. AFTER 4 P.M. CHRYSLERS — Desire Interested par- AT MONMQUTH MOTORS. INC., Hwy.tom Paint, Deck Paint In stock. Also WRITE "A.E." ties to take over payments on repos- 35, Eatontown. 542-2414. ilinlla & Nylon Rope, snaps, thlmbleB. 1864 IMPALA — V-8. Convertible. No sessed cars. "NO CASH NEEDED," tc. Jacobs Hardware Co., Shrewsbury BOX 520, RED BANK, N. J. 1964 CORVAIR Monza Coupe 1395. money down. J54.05 month. McCARthy "FREE PLATES." Call collect TA 4- WE PICK UP JUNK CARS — Twin- Ave. & Bergen Place. Red Bank. 747- Chevrolet. 291-1101. 3232, Mr. Donar. Brook Auto Wrecklnj. Call 612-5235 or 1044. An Equal Opportunity Employer Radio, heater, auto, transmliiion, bucket laafs. 7<7-0262. 1962 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE—Four- 1964 CORVJUR — Convertible. Stick 1J8ED OARS — Station wagons, pick- FAST 28' JEP.SEY SPEED SKIFF— door hardtop. Bank will Iln»>'cc. JMO. shift. Excellent condition Itadlo, heat Cabin wiui two bunks and head. Ma- For 24 months at $16.20 per month. ups. Crown (Opposite Two Ouya), Mid- 1964 CHEVROLET Biscayne Sedan 1295. cr, bucket «eata. a,200. Call after 4 dletown. 671-9844. Mr. Dwyer. rine radfo-teleprione. Converted Lin HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED FEMALE RONDE1J AUTO SALES, Rt. 35, Nep- '.in., 842-1658. coin engine with (velvet drivel Six-cyl,, two-dr., standard transmission, heater. tune. 774-4700. 961 CHEVROLET — Biscayne. Four- hydraulic reverse. Loyelt pump. Lairg !OUNTER GIRL — Experience nol 10,000 original miles. 1962 VALIANT — Automatic. Very door. NO CASH NEBDBn, TAKE OV- BOATS AND ACCESSORIES fish box. Needs some ' work. JDOO firm- sary. Vacat ion with pay. Man; LADIES - PART-TIME clean. Many extras. Priced to sell. ER PAYMENTS ot W.8O per week. ;.iJI 741-5152 before 5 p.m. or 741-4472 its. Apply in iiersun. Top Ha .Her, to 60-Guaranteed $1.50 to $2.00 per 1575. Tradewlnds Motel. Apt. 25, Sea BONDEU AUTO BALES, Rt. 35, Nep- eis, Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. mr according to ability. It you hive 1964 FORD Custom V-8 Sedan 1195. Brlsht. tune. 774-4700. BOATMAN'S SHOP lil L FRIDAY — Knowlftdge hrea hours to spare, anytime of day, Four-door, «uto. transmisiion, radio, heater, very clean. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN — Radio, «eat MEVROLErrs '— Desire interested NEW JERSEY'8 LARGEST MARINE »neral Insurance, shortliand, typing. .ni have car and phone call the belts. Call after 6. parties to take over payments on re- 81JPPLY HOUSE. AL1, YOUR BOAT- BUSINESS NOTICES rile essentials and aalary expected, leareat number. 566-2019, 7T5-1083, 482- 747-3O3S. possessed cars. ••NO CASH NEEDED," ING NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF. B.H." Box 520, Bed Bank, 174, or evening! 449-4182. 1964 RAMBLER Statipn Wagon 1295. "PIIEB PLATES." Call collect TA 4- EV1NRUDE OUTBOARD MOTOR 1981 IMPALA CONVERTIBLE - Fully SALES, NEW AND USED. EXPERT LEGAL SECRETARY — Experienced OOKKEEPER-STATISTICAL CLERK Automatic transmission, radio, heater. equipped. Excellent condition. Call be 3232, Mr. Donao-. REPAIRS ON EVINRUPE, JOHNSON DEPENDABLE nly. Mainly HUgutlon. Large office lion n! ial axcounUin department, tweed 5-9 p.m. 264-6535. 1362 CHFtYSLEU 300 — Excellent con- AND ALL OMC PRODUCTS. PROMPT Uy commeniurate with abillt; typist. Knowledge ot payroll, pay- 1962 IMPALA SPORT COUPE; — V-8. dition. Leatlier bucket aeats. $l,30O. SERVICE. 24 WHARF AVE.. RED FLOOR WAXING benetlU, No Saturday*. Call U >U taxes and AccotirJLs Payable h«lp- 1963 CHEVROLET Impala Hardtop 1495. automatic. No money down. JK.M Call 671-3362, BANK. 741-5780. W2. l. Salary d^pendlnB upon experience. month. McCARthy Chevrolet. 281-1101 OPEN SUN. AND HOLIDAYS 'all Personnel Oltic*, Rlyerview HM- V-B, two-door, auto, trammission, radio, htater. 1964 FORD COUNTRY SaUlRE-.~Sta. 9 A.M. TO 1 P.M. COMPANY Itl. 741-2700. 196J OLDSMOBILE — OR convertible tion wa«w/. NO CASH NEEDED OPERATORS Bank will llnance, J1.375. For 3( TAKE OVER PAYMENTS OF $11.70 MONMOUTH MARINA Balling Center 264 - 4796 ASlHER — Apply In porton. HOLM- 1963 CORVAIR 700, 4-dr. Sedan 895. months. »t B2.6O per month. BON per week. BONDEU AUTO SALES Sailing Instruction. Rentals. ingtt needle operator! to work on larlie: >EL GENERAL STORE, Main IL. Radio, htater, itandard tranimiiiion, on* owner and clean. Et. 36 Neptune. 7T4-«7OO. Complete line ol: Paceship. LAWN MAINTENANCE :oaia. Piece work. Shore Coat Co. :olmd>l. Next to the tire houte. DBU AUTO. SALES, Rt. 35, Neptune, Chrysler-LoneslAr, Alcort Snark, Lawns cut, trimmed, fertilized, uedM. nc. 21 Bridge Ave,, (Eisner Bldg. 774-6700. CADILLACS — Desire Interested par- Larson M-16, Scorpion, VlklnK, Reliable service. Call 7(7-1681. ^d Bank. [p USBKEEPER Own tramporta- MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE — Yellow Ues lo takB over payments on repos- ,on. Experienc* « relerencei r*- 1962 PONTIAC Tempest Convertible 995. sessed cars. "KO OASH NEEDED," 8ktmmar, arM Chrysler Outboards FIREPLACES A SPECIALTY — Al R.N.'S AND UP.N.'B AND NURBES1 utred. 046-4340. 1965. 81a cylinder. 10,000 miles. Excel 48 West St. Monmouth Beach 222-3492. types of masonry. CHARLES HOWER. Automatic transmission, radio, heater. lent condition. J1.8S5. Call 531-4236. "free' plates," Call collect, TA i IDES — Needed IOT brand new CLERK TrPIST 3232. Mr. Donar. 27' SICA. — Express Cruiser. Fully Contractor, call 747-4479. ng home. For Interview, call 21 1863 FORD GALAXIE — Convertable. '"or Insurance department. B'ull frln|» 1D61 VOLKSWAGEN — Turclllolie, «lin equipped, Many extras. Ready for BLACKTOP DRIVEWAYB - Top soil, »r 721-8200. fnefitH, Call Pe-raonnel Office, Rlvtr- White. V-8. Power steering. Automatic. water Baror/s Boat Yard, Morgan, fill dirt, grading, bulldozing, dry well! No money down. $50.95 month. Me- roof. Radio. Excellent condition. S775. N.J. or 946-6473. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS I«f HoeplW. 741-2700. One owner. Call 666-7D11. and. hackhoe work. Call Charles Dobbs Katontown Dreti Mff. IMPORTS CHEAPIES CARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. 1057 18' TERRY OUTBOARD SKIFF — 671-0335. Phone S42-35O5. 1981,110A convertible. Blue, radio, KONNEVILLE'— 1964. White convertf- 35 h.p. electric start. Johnson motor, SALESGIRLS '1965 FIAT 1095. lile. Power brakes, fltperlrig. $1,800, 8. 0A8B0NE — Conorete driveways XIUNTER GIRL AND CHECKER — l 1961 RAMBLER 2-dr. 395. heater, wire wheels, J750 Call 264 Call 747-5545 or 842-4263. ' trailer extras. Excellent condition. Can and patios a specialty. All masonry. •"or dry cleaning store. Full time em- lorn* experie»c« in fabrlci helprul. 1100 wagon ba seen at 58 Hajldon Park, Red Bank. Fruo estimates. 291-D395. ust know how to lew. Oood oppor- I960 MERCURY Wgn. 395. 1!W3 MERCURY — Monterey hardtop Also 14' Rowboat. 'loyment. Vacation and paid holidayi mlty. Excellent working condition* 1964 ALFA ROMBO — Gllllla. Spyder CLEAN CELLARS, YARDS, OARAQES experience preterred, but not neces 1945 VOLKSWAGEN 1495. Convertible with tonneau. One owner. NO CASH NEEDEU TAKE OVER MIMN SKIFF — 20'8''. Excellent con- iary. Applicant must be periorJ&blt nd company benedti, Oood iLlary. Ap- I960 CHEVROLET 2?5. PAYMENTS of JT.90 per week, BON- — Have truck. Light hauling. Call aftQ, y to Fabric Dept Two-door sedan Muit sell. Call 222-SM2 after 6 p.m DEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 35, Neptune. dltlon. Full/ equipped. 95 l).p. Nord- 3 p.m. 741-2149. md neat, anrt abt« to adapt lierseli 774^700. berg marine motor. Being told due to o tpced. Apply Little Silver CUanera, 1963 ENGLISH FORD 795. Two-door. VOLKSWAOEN EUS-1953. Top shape 111 Tioalth. David Ellin, days 741-7300. BAKED ENAMEL ALUMINUM OUT- JOL Branch Ave., Little Bllvpr. TWO GUYS 600. 671-M71 Donar. lent condition. Sleeps two. Large In- — Price according to article. Call week. Apply Employment, FJtkin Me- w>r. "C.C.", Boi 820. Had Saafc Two-door sedan Hardtop ver.tory Included. Fhone, after 5 p.m. «n-0395. morial Hospital, Neptune. IPFICI; POSIT1ON-EVEN1NO HOUR* ,1964 OHEVROLET-'Bel Air Station 747-1521. 1962'VOLVO PI800 1695. 1956 CADILLAC 99. 1081 OALAXm — New battery, mut- PAINTING — Interior, exterior. 20 VOMEN WANTED TO WORK in laun- :50 p.m. • 9:30 p.m., Mon.-Frl.; 8st., vmnon. Alr-oonrtltloneri. Bank will rl- 'ler. carburetor, generajtor. Price $550. 30 B.m. - 6 p.m. Excellent working Coupe nawce, J1,49O. For 30 months, at (4W*I DaM 671-9786. HIINABQUT — 35 h.p. Johnson. years experience. Free estimate. Rea- Iry. Some experience on ahlrta de«(r- 1962 KARMANN GHIA 995. per month. BONDEU AUTO SALES, Trailer, skis and accessories. '-'JA sonable. 842-4730. ible. Apply Donald's LauiWry, 11 Mar- rinrlltionc *nw». N.J. 67HH0q. sir. Fhlllfp. I960 JAGUAR 1195. BUYING HOUSE — Must jell boat. Mr. "K." 261-4823. Residential, indus- Two-door. CORVAIR 1961 — Three speed on the PAYMENTS ot 515.40 per'Week. BON- trial leaders and gutters Installed. 3.8 Sedan floor. A-l condition, new tlrei. $495. DBU AUTO SALES, Rt. 35, Neptune, Asking (1,000. No reasonable offer re- SECRETARY OLKRK Call 291-1201. 774-6700. fused. 31' Luhro Sea Skiff, 11»7. Ex ATTICS AND CELLARS CLEANED — vllh boohkeeplng Knowledge, short-hand uflt be accurale^ and llhs worKlnff FINANCING ARRANGED FOR ALL cellerJt condition. All equipment In- Light hauling, small lawns mowed. nfl typing, Pleaaant working condi- ltn (Hurej. Abllfty to type. Ubiral VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — 1959. Ver> PORDS — Desire Interested psjrUea , eluded. 264-4609. Call 741-9458 after 5 p.m., dally or all tions In Red Bank of lice. Permanent enrtlts. Apply Atco Ceramics, Uwy. Rood condition. Ashing only $4*0. Call to taie over payments or/ repossesspd 18' INBOARD — 75 h.p. Gray. Rur* day Saturday and Sunday. million. Send complete details In fin Keyport. 566-1772, dayume or after 6 p.m. caps. "N1O CASH NEEDED," "FRBa! ctter to "B.A.", Box 520, Red Bank. PLATB8. ' Call collect TA 4-3232. Mir. Rood. Needs paint. Yard fees paid GROWING PAINB? Call Ever Oreen OUNQ WOMAOT—To work In pfclr- 1965 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE — 1« Donar. First pni takes it. Call 787-4839 after Landscaping. All phases of landscaping ,EGI8TJ£RED NURSE WANTED — nacy. EKpcrlenca preferred, but rAA months old. in great shape, with,*\ " p.m. including maintenance. Weekly, month- Every other weekend for small Nurt- lecMsary. Call In person Mori, thnwfh extras. But oiler takea It. 842-2024 CITROEN SEDAN — 1959, $100. 19' OUTBOARD — Dunphy lapstrake, ly or season. F. Intermesoll. 787-081S. K Horn* In Freehold area. Call 462- Ved., 9 am. to 3 p.m.. Ba.jr>hora Phat- 7-S p.m. UTAT HOOD SEDAN .— 1D84, J995. 70 h.p. Mercury electric. 7 ft. beam M44, for appointment. nacy, Hwy. 36. Atlantic Hlrnlandi. CALL 842-1455, after B. PROFESSIONAL LAWN SERVICE - 1965 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE - Eight Head, canvaj top, |800. 741-5788. At reasonable prices. Light trucking 3AR WABHBRS — Full time. Good .EQISTERED NURSE - 7 a.m. to cylinder. Automatic, lull price H495. 19S4 MERCURY — Monterey hardtop. 15' SAILBOAT $200 and clean-up work. Call 264-7461. lalaxlei. No experience needed. Olrls p.m. Two or three flays per week, McCARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. KO CASH NBEDBD. TAKE OVER As Is. 8 to 25. Cleaning Interior ol cars, ipply In psTRon, RroololaJft NurilnK 1961 BUICK LE SABRE — Convertible. PAYMBJNTS o! K.X> per week. BON- PROTECT ASPHALT AREAS — From and mitalde tow trucks. Apply In per- [ome. Hwy. 35. Hazlet. Automatic, two-door. Must Mil. *70O. DEU AUTO BALES, fit. 35, Neptune. destruction by jas, oil and other harm- son Ber/i Mlddletown Car Wash, 414 774*00. 23' CABIN CRUISER —Fully equipped. ful elements. Seal with Cosmicoat. Hwy 35 Mlddletown. IEJCRDTARY u> olertyman—Oin-gijl Can be seen at Don's Barber Shop, Lit- 1690, Call Adds years to pavement lite. Guaran- itttct. Blew, trptni. ralm«o. P«rt tle Silver. POWTIA0S — Desire intereited par 291-2526. teed protection. For free estlmata call 'ART-TIME - Medical Assistant-Re- :lme dally, permanent position, ftuit 1963 FA1RLANE BTATION WAOON — ties to taike over payments on re- 741-3227. ieptlonlat, Tuesday, Wednesday, Satur- in mld-Jur*. Call 717-9385. ! possessed cars. "NO CASH NUBDED," 12' CEDAfi CARTOP RUNABOUT — day. Middle town physician's olllca. Standard ohtlt. B« cylinder. »995. Cal "FREE PLATES." Oil collect TA 4- Excellent, ready to go. $125. Call WINDOWS CLEANED AND screen Write "A.W.", Box 520, Red Bank. JolrNTEaotm, — EWesflrl. Full Urn*. 671-0590. 3232. Mr. Donair. 842-3593. hung.- Reasonable. Call >art time. No nlDiu. Ftrnunsnt. Ctjl 1061 T-BIRD — Hardtop, Immaculate. S72-1755 BOOKKEEPER — General ledger ex 41-OOoq. $1100. Priced far below retail value lor 1964 OHBVELLE WAGON — Perfect 1958 IX ZOBEL BEA FOX — Perfec perisnee nscessary. fiend resuma tc RBOISTERKD NURSE-Intm.ltM lii liquidation. 872-0015. "amll 'y car, Excellen- - t condition. Extras- . condition. New Navy Top. Full cover. 85 LAWK BBRVICE — Light trcoklnf. "B.D." Box 520, Red Bank. Public Health Nursing. To fill In (or Fantastic, at *1,575. 747-K67S h.p. Volvo engine. Two-to-one reduction. New Shrewsbury. A. Jacxson- 1964 OADIUiAC SEDAN—Factory air. 741-7910. FBMALK PART-TIME — Apply John vaoatlonmi nurses. Call after I pm., USED CAR LOT NEW CAR SHOWROOM Four-door hardtop. Bank will Hnance Goofl sea boat. Call 291-2883 Lunchrtette and Confectionery Stoe M2-147& 14' THOMPSON — Tilt trailer. 35 . MS Palmer Ave., West Keanaburg. Rt. 36 at Menmoutn Road ROUTE 36 12,775. For 36 monlhi. at $89.20 per TRUCKS FOR SALE Evltirt.de. All in good condition. Sngln mimUi. BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt, 38, hardly used. (450. Call 264-5991, EMPLOYMENT RECEPTIONIST — Switchboard experi HELP WATfTED-MALE WBST LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN > Neptune. T744700, TRACTORS erce. typing required. Chlldren'i Psj 5«-H24 542-1000 r. . - I960 MGA — New tires, r*w top. D — Separate tank HELP WANTED-FEMALE chiatria Center, Broad St., Sttontowi cellent condition. $650. Call 1964 International Model 200. Sleeperi M2-2463. OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 cab. 1965 InternationalDCO 405 delsel. 747-0074. TOOLMAKERS ^ 87MO04. 1D64 international Model 2000 deled. WEDNESDAY 'TIL 6 P.M., SATURDAY 'TIL 5 P.M. 1951 Reo (Yard rig) 15'6" OUTBOARD BOAT — With 196! MANPOWER, INC: PARTICULAR TYPE WOMA^ AUTOS FOR SALE Your International Truck Headquarter*. 45 H.P. McCullocti Electric Start Out Full-Tlme New Pickups, Travelalls, Scouts on board Motor. Also cox Till Bed tralle Many temporary assignments Woman wanting an opportunity to eai TURRET LATHE hand. Stop and see them. with spare wheel & Tire, fire extlr. $100. a. week also lead to rnanagi MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SON3, HI W, guisher, boat hook, five life preservers —Top rates, all areas. position. OPERATORS Front St., Red Bank. 747-0787. two cushions, mooring cover, horn TYPISTB Part-Time windshield, Jnchor A line. Poured foarr OFFICE MACHINE OPERATORS Two In three hours A day. Flexlb 1952 FORD r and bottom. Only H2OT SECRETARIES hours. Earn $30 to $40 a week. Matu: Chevrolet % utility body, (565. Call Jacobs Hardware Co. Shrewsbury Ave, KEYPUNCH OPERATORS woman over 30 years ol age. Hazl DIE GRINDER 449-9206 aftsr 6 p.m. ft Bergen PI., Red Bank, 747-4044. DICTAPHONE &nd MJrfdJetnwn area open. Become 1947 FORD TRUCK — Three-ton. Rack 16' LYNN SKIFF — 45 h.p. Mercury STEN08 Fullerette. Call 291-1687. body. Call 741-5761, between All accessories, trailer. $550. Call 2S4 Please corns in and regisie COOK — HOUSEWORKER K, fi and 7 p.m.- • 4263. PERMANENT POSITION — Llve-i The Bendix Corp. 1961 LUHRS — 27' cabin cruiser. Ne- immediately. two adulta; state age references ar, 225 h.p. Gray, 10 hours. Sleeps fou salary desired. Reply to "A.N.", CAN YOU TOP THIS MOTORCYCLES Ship 10 Shore.Radio. Perfect condltlor NO FEE CHARGED 520, Red Bank. N.J. Eatontown, N. J. Call 747-0980. Hwy. 35 • M2-2000, E»t. 1M I960 CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER — 4 W. FRONT ST. WAITRESSES — Full and part-time OENERAL UTIUTY MAN — For WE FINANCE OUR OWN CARS—100% 8 H.p. Excellent condition. 1175. call 16' THOMPSON HULL — 30 h.p. Evl Lunch and dinner. Call or apply Do: HousekeepinAn Equagl OpportunitDep*rtmem.y Employe Ful|-tlmr » 787-5112. rude motor. Trailer. Folding top. Side Quixote Inn, Rt. 34, Matawan, 666-79* days. Frlnje benefit!. Call Personal) curtains. Fully equipped. $750, 25 Kalph RED BANK Dept., Riverview Hospital. 741*2700. HOUSE OF YAMAHA - CYCLE St., Highlands. PANTRY GIRL OR WOMAN — Ft ONE PAYMENT—CREDIT WHILE YOU WAIT WORLD N.J.'fl largest cycls showroom. HOUSEKEEPERS NEEDED — Tor time summer; six nights A week. Par EXPERIENCED MECHANIC — Ex- Rt. 1. opposite Edison Lanes. Edlsou. 1961 OLD TOWN — 18' lapstrake. Con new nursing home. For Interview, el time aftar Labor Day. No experlenc cellent opportunity. Contact service B.M.*. - YAMAHA _ NORTON - verttble top. Electric start 40 h.p. Evln- 229-4300 or 721-8200. necessary. Write "C.B.", Box 520, R manager, Mr. Scotto, Bayshore Chry- DUCATI GILERA — VESPA — RAB- rude. 1964 trailer; all accessories. $990 Bmk, slw, Atlantic Highland!, 281-9200. — FIRST PAYMENT IN'JULY — BIT (BSM100.) 872-0261 or 462-0156. NURSES - R.N. and UP.N. Oppor- tunity worth investigating. Fleuan' WAITRESSES WANTED — Luncliec STEADY AND PART-TIMB HELP - working conditions Join the staff ol 11 a.m, to 3 p.m. Must be over 2: Apply in person, Bon's Car Waah. AUTO RENTALS an ultra-modern 90-bed Nursing radii- Experience necessary. Apply Pleas&r Hwy. 35 Widdl.town. SPECIAL RATES—TERMS TO HOMEOWNERS AUTO RENTALS ty at Meadow Lakes Retirement Com Valley Inn, Hwy. 34, Holmdel, bitwe- murrtty. A variety ol work ichedulea and 6 p.m. OLA88 MECHANIC — Auto glall, available, especially second and third plate and window elaxir^r Oood par. shifts. Call Miss-Burr: 609-448 4100, MANICURIST — Pan-time. S lorrli Plate Glass Co., 11 Maple Avt., Ext. 308. Or write P.O. Box 793, HIghli and license "necessary. Call Red Bank. 741-1063. BUY THESE CARS - ONE PAYMENT ONLY town, N.J. 08520. 741-5600, AUTO LEASING NURSES AIPES — 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. GIRLS SALESMEN WANTED . Five-day week. Paid holiday* and va- Leads furnished, b!f opportunity, hlfb SECOND LOAN ANY NEW MAKE OR MODEL CAR cations. Apply In person, Brookd&l Long Branch office has need of twi pay. No cMvjslnc. CsJl uMnTm Nursing Home Hwy. 35, Hazlet. girls to work from 5 to 8 p.m. Salar: ippolntment INSURANCE ft MAINTENANCE OPTIONAL 1,65 to $2 per hour. All persons Intei On* WORLD'S LARGEST COSMETIC COM- isted must be Interviewed. Call M .UTO MECHANIC - CxptrttneU. ALL LEASES "TAILORED" TO FIT YOUR NEEDS PANY iu openings (or qualified ladles loyd, 222-2590. 3ood working condlUons. Company FULL Paymtnt Part-time work showing Avon Products, urMlts. Amly Dick Matthews, Kit FULL X"' W« Will Arr«ng« To Purchti* Your Pnunr Car fn Mlddletown, Red Bank, Fair Haven. STRONG, KINDLY woman to can Sanlank Auto imports. 119 £. Nevmaa rKlUC per, Mo. Call 741-4343 or Write Mrs. Margaret for handicapped child, some houinvork. Springs Rd. PRICE ParMo. amotta. P.o BOX 656. Red Bamc 10 to 6, Five days including weekends 1 1945 CORVAIR Own transportation. 741-7143. CAR WASHER8 - FULL OR PAR ? 1964 CADILLAC Dial 741-1234 CAR WASHERS: FULL TIME ONLY TIME — EiperUnce preferred but not Two-door '1895'58.97 $ $ LOCALLY OWNED LOCALLY OPERATED — Olrls. 19 to 25, for detailing cars WAITRESS — Day work. Apply li neceisary, aood wages. Apply Country 42, four-dr., all powtr cleaning/ Inside windows And outsldi person. Caramel Restaurant, 29 Broa< Sudser Car Wash, Hwy 35, Mlddletowa. 2695 79.98 drying. No experience necessary. Goo St., Red Bank. 1965 FALCON wii.es. Apply Country Sudier w QUIPMENT AND TRUCK 1IECKAN- Ttva-deer '1595 '49.77 Wash. Hwy 35. Mlddletown. PERATORS — On Merrow tingle am :C — Good working condition! acjtf 1964 CADILLAC $ otjWe r.feedJe and overlock jnachjnw Heady tmploymtnt. Call Ml-50)1. 1965 BUICK Coupe, ill power SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Part- Vill teach on sweater!. Steady work *2695 79.98 SEACOAST time, 3-11 shift. Steady work. 741- ohn Klnkel A Bon, 44 Apple 8t, Ne. Skyltrk 2-door hirdfop, Shrewsbury. MACHINE OPERATORS '2395 '73.98 Men wanted with soma mechanical 4-ip.td V8. 1964 CADILLAC $ LEASING INC. MEDICAL ASSISTANT — EXPERI- OFFICE POSITION — Cootlstlnt ( ability. All company benefits. Chanc* 4-dr. hardtop, all AN AFFILIATE OP SEACOAST FINANCE CO, SINCE 1925 ENCE NECESSARY. SPEED AN1 ihone, typlr/g, flllnf, Five-day weel 'or advancement. Liberal pay scala. 1964 CHEVROLET *2895 89.95 ACCURACY IN DICTAPHONE TYP- Good working condition* and advanci Rotating anlfts. Apply In person, power, air cond. litcayn* 2-door '1295 '46.99 Corner of Ntwman Springs Rd. ft Bridge Avt., R«d Bank, NJ. ING REQUIRED. NO 8AT., HALF- ment Apply. The Mart Furniturs Gal Thompion Industry, Mid Monmouth )AY WED. START AT ISO. REPL? lerlei, Uldoletown, N.J. Cn-OtOO. Mi Induitrlal Park. Hop, and Park Rd.. 1964 CHEVROLET 1964 CADILLAC $ $ "B.B.," BOX 520. RED BANK, N. J hilllp. •itw Shrewsbury. ImpaU convertible, '1795 '59.88 .TTENDANT — 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sodan D.Vills. 2995 93.33 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE lenedU. .Apply In person BrookdaU 1964 CHEVROLET Air cond. furslng Home, Hwy 35, Hailat. Bfictynt St«. Wtgon '1495 '49.88 1ERVJOB STATION ATTENDANT — $ $ I'snttd. Part-Unit. Apply Tin ton fill* 19&4 T-BIRD 1963 CADILLAC Ihsvron. Dull M2-MW Conv., air cond. 2695 83.95 Convtrtible , '2495 '77.78 UPHOLSTERER WANTED — Call Ut- 3080. Evenings. Call 1963 FORD 1962 CADILLAC 222-592S. F«irl«n« E00 '1295 '47.65 Conv., air cond. *1995 *72.95 TRUCK DRVERS 1963 MERCURY 1962 CADILLAC $ $ Colony Park MOVERS A PACKERS '1595 '58.66 Eldorado conv., air cond. 2095 76.95 Station Wagon 'orth American Van Line atent hai $ $ ^enlngs * for drivers md packeri. Ex- 1963 PONTIAC 1960 CADILLAC lerlence required. Terminal location*, Timptst LaMani conv. '1395 '50.95 Sedan DaVilla, air cond. 1295 58.50 lew Brunswick and Trenton, N. J. 1963 OLDS $ $ 1—Oood salary 1961 OLDS J—Liberal daily expeme F-IS 4-dr. cuitom. '1495 '49.95 Station Wagon 1095 48.95 allowance All powtr, ilr cond. K—Hoipltallzallon, Insuraiue $ available. 1962 OLDS 1961 CHEVROLET i—Year round woric. Super 88 four-doer '1095 '48.95 Bsl Air Sta. Wagon 995 M4.95 6—Guaranteed weekly aalarr 'or Interview write or phone Al Eilnl, ;iins North American, P.O. Bo» 1101, CADILLAC SPECIALS. Art^AAAA brief Tisurnt of your qualification* ALESMAN-Full lime, retail itort. /rile "A.C.," Box (20, Red Bailc, Hat- KITSON OFFERS MORE ng complete rielalls about self, pravl- iui employment, txpected klartlng ial> . ' CHOOSE FROM THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF NEW ry. . AUTO SALESMAN i ^EACOAST CHEVROLETS IN THE AREA . . . Work in the fastest growing attt. Top pay for a top man wllli all tht unuiual rlnge benefits. . . .. SET IMMEDIATE DELIVERY & SAVE TAX $$$ FREEHOLD DODGE .! AUTO SALES outh St.. Rt. 0 Open avanlnga, " BEFORE JULY I, 1966 MAN'"WANTED — Over IS, to w»rti nights Including weekendi. Mutt t» Lble to work late. Apply evenings ftt 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK !hu Katootown Drlve-In Theatre. iOAT CARPENTE118 - Looking (or a, ' One block east of Shrewsbury Avs. HIGHWAY 36 542-1000 EATONTOWN uturt In the Marine Fiberglass. Hale)? Contact Jack Fields, M4-23SO. 741-1234 (NEXT TO MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION) HOURS: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri.. 9 *o 9 — Wed. 9 to 4 — S«*. 9 *o S • (MOM CUwlflMl Ada On The Nuct Page) 18—Monday, May 23, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER | HELP WAWTED-WALE THE FAMILY CIRCUS FINANCIAL By Bil Ktane BUSINESS OPFOKTUNrilES PORTER ITXTPOBIT ABBAMSA - XnOUnflM from BeBan_un La»t •» l%r Ik IC HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE 9 Immediate, full Umt openlni 7 a.m. U> 3 p.m. or S «.m. to I p.m. Excel- lent worklne; condition!. Will train. Ap- GREEN GROVE GARDENS CHEMICAL AND PETROLEUM OPERATORS ply In person. MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN AMERICAN OIL COMPANY FOUR ROOMS-$115 Esso'a chemical plant and petroleum refinery in Linden, New (ONE BEDROOM) Jersey, has career openings for high school graduates (or equlv- _ _ MEN Hn (j in O1)porlunlty l0 add • Five Rooms (Two Bedrooms) $140 alent certificates) with an interest in chemistry to operate our l0 your pr[3eni income. Rapidly grow- ffers high volume Service Station for process production' unite Our 1500 acre plant produces gasoline,!)"„£*»J* ,fw>»„•«r°Z?W,', ;«je. On highway 33, Just north of, • Efficiency (2'/J Rooms) * « :ed Bank. Paid training. Financial | jet fuel, heating oil, and dozens of chemicals. • • . *_ . .._•. ..• 1 *» C0NDIT.ONIN0 weekends. Call "741-&81B. isistance offered. For information call HEAT, IKURNITURE BALE3MAN — Tmlr/eT lays MU 7-2800, evenings between 7 Previous experience is not required; we'll train you. Must have salts experience. Salary Jid » p.m., &38-0G23. I plus commission. Excellent opportunity tUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IN LOVE- school. Process training rates start at $3.23'/2 an hour and move up to for man over a. Five-day week, Jong .Y COMMUNITY - Thriving grocery ta Bt l M 75 an hour after three years. These are shift jobs and shift !^.r" c>" vl. '•""• _ uBlneas with attached living quarter!. DIRECTIONS: Garden Bute Exit 117 to 38. e«»t on ^, *'j^"i, ^' ff J J Jail us for particulars. Plaza, turn Mi. then two blocks to model soartm<•:nt From 35, (J. »• *?:'."differentia «".'.'l .fo r "th. e second, and, thir., , dj shift_!_!,._s ar___e 8nc- an__dj 16,rc. a_n_ WAREHOUSE MAN — Full or part- Fields) to Hazlet Ave.. turn lelt on Ulddls Rd.. stralnht ahead. lime. Experience not ntcesBary. Ap- hour. Job security includes an excellent benefits program with a ply Bibs Associates, 35 Hoddon Ave., THE LOW AGENCY, Realtors Phone 264-1846 free pension plan, sickness benefits, group insurance, health in- Shrewsbury. » RIV6? Rd. Fair'Haven 741-4477 BASS PLAYER WANTED — In'julre at [MALL RESTAURANT — Fully surance, and a.savings plan. DOKN'S ENGIUVING, Wallace SI.. (quipped for yearly rental. Highlands. Red Bank. Before 4 p m. or call 7*7- 172-0733, FOR SALE FOR SALE Telephone us or drop us a post-card; we'll be glad to send you 0587 after 8 p.m. •ORMICA WORKSHOP TO RENT — an application and more details about these openings. iBtabllflhed for several years in Red PICNIC TABLES GUARDS lank. Call 7i7-lilZ. UNION BEACH AREA — Full and Yep It's that- time aialnl And the»8 part-lime shifts available. Good start- >RY CLEANING AND TAILORING HAMMOND are good redwood tables, complete Area Code 201—474-5139 or 474-7095 Ing pay. All uniform!) and equipment •HOP — Located tr/ Keanuburg. Ex- with two benches. Priced right. See supplied. Call 675.2228. ellent business location. Call 787-0182 them at store. 28"x72", J22.85; 34"x72". additional Information. Employment Section OAS STATION ATTENDANT—High sal- ORGAN heavy top, $28.95. ary for ambitious person. Apply Eaton- iVLF.KODBRti, TWO-BAY SERVICE RED BANK LUMBER town Circle Esso. See Tony 6 to 7 p.m. iTATION — For lease. First utatlon P.O. Box 222 >ul of Red Bank, northbound. Rt. 35, OF ASBURY PARK Corner Pearl and Wall Red Btnte MECHANIC—Welder on truck bodies Mlddletown. Call HE 6-6666, days, Or and hoists. Call Chet Gray at Roger's !64-O43P, nights. THE LAEOEBT ORGAN AND PIANO KIDINO LAWN MOWDR Linden, New Jersey 07036 Truck Equipment, Hwy. 35, Eatontown, S35 5*2-3220. 1ULF MODERN SERVICE STATION DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA Call 229-4249 - For lease tn Baysftore area. High Use our rental-purchase plan PLUMBER — Experienced. Bteady folume gas and Inside work. Seeking tor pianos and organs ENJAY CHEMICAL COMPANY work. Oood salary. Call qualified operator [or this money- MERCHANDISE WANTED 787-1877 "Poor Grandma—itiere aren't any kids living around hero klng location. Call HE 6-6666, daya. From $12 per Month M4-O439, nights. Open dally til 9 p.m. 8at. til 6 p.m. ANTIQUES, attic contents, glassware, ACCOUNTANT for her to play with." 'REE INFORMATION ON OPPOR- Corner of Main St. & MaUlson Ave. china old guns, coins, etc. Highest HUMBLE OIL & REFINING COMPANY 'UNITIES — Available in Franchlsed cash prices. Copper K»tll» AnUluM, BOOKKEEPER Businesses, WritB Partake, Dept, B, USED ORGAN SPECIALS OaHhurst. 531-1699.. An Equal Opportunity Employer Good future, permanent position, In Sea Girl. Hammond extra VDlce I. 395 STANDING RYE FIELDS — Or baled Red Bank office. Pleasant working HELP WANTEtt-Male • FemaleHELP WANTED-Male • Female Hammond chord organ S 495long rye. Also hay or grass teldl. conditions. Submit complete resume to Baldwin Spinet organ (2) I 475 Call 264-OffM. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE "CL", Box fl2O, Red Bank. MONEY TO LOAN Hammond Spinet organ "3022 $ 545WANTED — Pram with oars in good Conn Minuet organ —. t fi95 condition. Call after J:30 p.m. or week- PRODUCTION WORKERS - Several 'IRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES Hammond Spinet organ M-100 .... $1150 openings In Jobs paying good incentive S.VAILABLE — Edwin S. Stark. Keal ends. 747-4062. MEN WANTED wages after short training, Excellent WE ARE HIRING Rebuilt grand piano (Ebony) $ 750 ICst&te A Mortgage Consultant, 364-O333. COLLECTOR — Wantf jid toy trains- Join th« team at McDonald's lr you are benefit*. Apply Atco Ceramics Corp., any condition. Pay rian or will trade: MAN TO GREASE CARS Hwy. 33, Keyport. All items sold with a guarantee — phyilcilly «!, neat, young or old, and HOME OWNERS budget terms available. H.O 027, 0, stan-Iard gauge. 774-3710. are willing to do your share. Stop In at GOOD MONEY EARNED — Telephone Bteady work. Oood pay. •ales Irom our office. 9:30 to 3. Five- ASSEMBLERS-TRAINEES SLOT MACHINES — Toy tralna and McDONALD'S DRIVE-IN* 775-9300 cast Iron toys, leaded shades. Call day week, 12 weeks plus. Guaranteed FULL VALUE CASH LOANS 741-1999 after 6 p.m. 925 Hwy. ss, Mlddletown McCARthy CHEVROLET sarsalaryy . CCall 871-0634, between 10 a.m. POR DEBT CONSOLIDATION OR We need full or part-time worker! lor and 3 p.m. ANY OTHER REASON HAMMOND ORGAN — Church model, CLEAN USED FURNITURE — And days or evening*, 291-1101 Ask for Mr, -Ftlroanki Apply for Jl.OOO-GET $1,000 H-40 torw cabinet, with reverberation, antiques, or near antiques. Highest DAY-SHIFT Apply tor W.000-GET S2.000 excellent condition for home or church. prices paid. The Attic. C31-88S). SECOND COOK Apply for $3,000-GET 53,000 Call 774-9030. Tor Italian restaurant. Year round. CAR POLISHER AND EARN WHILI: YOU LEARN (up to $5,000 and more) Call 5*2-5030. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — El- Low established rate, easy terms. FOR SALE — 15' diameter by 4' deep PETS AND LIVESTOCK TOUNO MAN — To train aa knitter perlerted. Centrally located office. CLEAN-UP MAN 741-5061 or 776-6600 swimming pool. Large filter, ladder on circular kMUlJig machine!. John Leads furnished. Multiple Listings and all needed accessories. Call &71- BEAUTIFUL 18 montlu old golden Xlnkel and Bon, t« Apply St., New CASEY'S AGENCY, INC., Hwy. 3J, WIRING SOLDERING ASSEMBLING Uonmouth County Investment Corp. 1568. Shrewsbury. Ha2let, N.J. 264-8442. •teady Employment . O. Box 44 Red Bank retriever. (25. Call SURFBOARD 512-5180. INSURANCE PRODUCERS - Add TDPCUSTODIANS — Mlddletown Township Apply now. Immediate openings. Experience pre- * Uoble Noserlder. FOR SALE — Two registered German Mutual Fundi, Stocks, Bonds, Variable Board or Education. Full time, 12 McCARthy CHEVROLET ferred, but we will train if necessary. Good start- INSTRUCTION 842-0570 shepherd puppies. Six weeks old, fe- Annuities to your portfolio. Top Commonths.fc.Mus- t be Township resident. male. Call evening!. 747-9589. mlsiloni. Free Leads. Wilt Train. Call Call 8Tm805 for appotrXment. 291-1101 Ask for Mr. Kelly Ing rates. Excellent company benefits and advance- B12-1700. ment opportunities. Apply in person or call Mrs. JBM COMPUTER PROGRAMMING — SHEETROCK SALE AKC MINIATURE POODLE PUPPIES BOAT CARPElfrERS PLANKERS — IBM KEYPUNCH, AUTOMATION, 4'AcPER SQ. FT. CASH AND CARRY — Black and brown. 10 weeks old, »100. TRUCK DRIVER — Experienced on Satzlnger, 229-UOO, Ext. 326. •YPINO, COMPTOMETER. Day and Call 204-0020. furniture deliveries. Six dayi. Steady Engine hook-up men and young man[*REPAIR AND STOCK MAN - Man evening classes, co-ed, free placement W' thick. On 10 or more pieces, any Job. Oood pay. CaJl between « and 6, for trainee.._.. .. Many benefits. Ulrlchien warJted to repair sewing machines. lervlce. NORTHEAST BUSINESS MA size. 4x7', 4x8', 4x9', 4x10'. 4X12'. In SABLE COLLIE PUP — Female. 10 MH-88M. Sea Skiff, Boundary Rd., Marlboro. Must be mechanically Inclined, to hour AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 3HINH SCHOOL U Broad St., Red stock. weeks old. AKC registered. Housebroi- ~ 11 «2-38S0. ' week; all company benefits; paid va- en. Must sacrifice. 264-3326. EXPERIENCED TAJ*K TRUCK DRIV cations. Apply 8INQBR CO., Mon- KnJc 747-4347. RED BANK LUMBER XR — Cail 5M-1500. OardHfe Trucking TANK WASHERS WANTED — Apply nrnuth Shopping Center, Eatontown. CUTE DACHS-BDAGLE PUPPY FREE . Co. In person Nappl Trucking Corp., Hwy. Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank — To family with' fenced-ln yard. Six 34, Matuwan. KILN FIREMAN - Dependable per- E.A.I. MERCHANDISE months, altered, shots; 741-2474. FLOOR BOY WANTED — Paid vaca son for shift work. No experienceTieces- PIANOS — Brand r«w 88 note piano tlon. Many benefits. Apply STAR FOR SALE only 139S delivered. Tenzer's Music AKC BASSET HOUND PUPPIES — "MECHANICAL aary, will be trained. Liberal benefits. MONMOUTH PARKWAY WEST LONG BRANCH Store, 306 Main St., Lakewood. Seven weeks old. Trl-color, shots. CLEANERS * LAUNDERS**, 132 Apply Atco Ceramics Corp., Hwy. .35, wormed. 222-8428. Ifyrtle Ave,, Long Branch. DRAFTSMAN Keyport. WE'RE PROUD OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, APPLIANCE SERVICEMAN WANTED F*amlllar with piping and general fac- glassware, art objects and brlca*brac, GOING AWAY? SalM, 25 Monmouth tory layout. Full or part-time In local WANTED — Shop foreman. Expert HELP WAOTED-MALE D be distributors of Karey aluminum Immediate cash for anything and every- Boarding, bathing, grooming. area. Could do work at home. Write enced In outerwear. Call HELP WANTED-Male - Female itorm windows and doors. Finest quail- thing. Ruscll's. 25 East Front St, 741- BRIGGSON KENNELS. 741-3310 giving; experience and particulars to 747-4068. y available. -We pans the savings along 1693. "A.Z.", Box 520, Red Bank. EXPERIENCED GARDENER — And WANTED HANDICAPPED PERSONNEL ,o you. Save $5 on each window. SIAMESE EEALPOINT KITTENS — harMyman. Part-time. Call BEFRIOBRATOR — Qas stove, shut- Seven weeks old 125. Call EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER 8(2-1882. CALL 842-4390 PROWN'S ters, old screens, library table. Two 872-0868. C00K8 AND DISHWASHERS — Ap IMMEDIATELY living room chairs, flO and $20. White XR THE PERFECT WEDDING BREEZEWOOD COLLIES — OVER- IXECUTWB TRADJINa _ person. Martini's Diner, Rt, PORTERS AND MAIDS — Full-tinv. sewing machine In cabinet J30 (r»t STOCKED - MUST SELL — Pets, Koansburg. MEN - STUDENTS National manufacturer of electrical day position available, aood working (OWN—Bridesmaid dresses and all ao- working) 842-1656 alter 5. Consumer finance Industry. Age 31*33. issorles with Individual personal aer< show and breeding stock. Sables, trls, Must be mlert, clear thfnker and hmve WINDOW CLEANER WANTED ^T tools, maintenance equipment and conditions with fringe benefits. CaJ THREE-PIBOE MAPLE porch set. *25.blues and rare whites. Adults and AND SHIFT WORKERS chemical supplies Is looking for Personnel Department, Rlvervtew Hos- ce. Call Dorothy Keltn. Freehold. «ecutlve ability to manag. offlc. with JirfSc. n^wirjT B a hour. Call il 741-2700. 162-7773. New patio awnings. 165. Sola. 264- puppies. Very reasonable. 446-6461. proper training within one year. Top, MANPOWER, IN<5,, 312 Main St., As- 3916, salary plus bonus. Profit sharing and|bury Park. 776-5577. Convenient three hours a day. Guar- /EDDINQ DRESS — Slza 10. Whltt PUG PUPPIES AKC REGISTERED — p-nilon plans. Apply Pat Malone, Man. anteed $1.25 to $2.25 per hour accord- 20 MEN 'eau da Sole. Floor-length. Detachable RATTAN SECTIONAL, — TWO chaise Elgnt weeks old, wormed and Inocu- ager, Bell Finance Co., Hwy. 35. At- MANAGERS — No experience needed, ing to ability. Car and phone required. SHORELINE 'am. $50. Call 767-7833. after 6 p.m. :ounge». Hlde-a-bed sofa. Love seat. lated, reasonable, 838-70*1. Tea cart. 747-3025. lantic Hlghlandl. 291-2300. will train on the job. Excellent op- For Interview call 568.2019, 773-10M, who can let by on 5110 per week AKC REGISTERED — German Shep- portunity with fast growing, convenient 462-1074, or evenings 4<9-tl62. salary while undergoing training In PERSONNEL SERVICT IANVAS OAR-TOP CARRIER — store chain. Fast promotion. Profit terproy. Heavy duty, 4x6'>, (25. Call herd puppies. Six weeks old. Call 264* four departments. 77 Bntd St. Red Bank 741-3555 17-5316 after 5 p.m. QUICK! 9166 or at AUGIE'S AMOCO, Hwy. 33, shatirM plan, paid vacation, paid Blue WANTED — Three (lratalut .ma- NO EXPERIENCE Unlor/ Beach. Crosa Life Insurance and holidays. Call chinist* and two experienced latjie IHKAPER TBAM UNFINISHED Just bring In your shade rollers (or . 711-6818. hands. For expanding Job shop. Top We have excellent training facilities. watch for our ads in Sunday's sizes) for prompt window shade ser- Only men looking for permanent Jobs ASBURY PARK PRESS )RESSERS — CHESTS, MARPROOF COLLIE PUPS — With bright funny pay. Medical and profit-sharing bene- apply to T 4 F Distributing, S Maple 'OPS; ISEDS, WALNUT AND LJMED vice. Anything you can Imagine In a coats and matching dispositions. Stud IW. Please call Mr. Smith, 291-0500. for lAK. MANY OTHER STYLES. C9. window shade. 98a and up. service. Call 4820739. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED—MALE interview. Ave., Red Bank, Monday, May 23 at 2:30'p,m. or Tuesday, May 24 at 10:30KITCHEN HELP — Needed for new RWIN'E, 27 MONMOUTH ST., RED PROWN'S AKC AIREDALES - Breeding stock "V AUTO MECHANICS a.m. nursing borne. For Interview, call 220- ANK. laorliice. Call 4300 or 721-8200. VESTINOHOUSE portable oven and 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 775-1727. FULL TIME ft PART TIME (DAYS) COMPOSITOR— Make-up man. Ex-' land. Carriage, sLroller, large gym ONE ELECTRIC NATIONAL CASH If you are experienced we otter the peirience: d in Job printing. Fill] time or. PRODUCTION WORKERS — Expert- et Alter 6 p.m. 291-0094. REGISTER—.postage vending mtachtne, UAERADOR RETRIEVERS — Whelped best opportunities in Info area. Muf- part-timer~ . Kirms Printing, Bradley,ence not rfceeasary. Apply in person Paymaster checkwrlter, approved Tor- Mar. 26. Black. Males and Females. flers, shock absorbers, brakes, and Beach. 774-8000. |7 Peach St., New Shrewsbury. HTCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED — (son Balance Ma»ter Addresser. Call AKC registered. 872-1370. front end. steady, year round employ- Dinette sets and bar stools. Monraouth 741-2539, alter 11 a.m., for appointment. POODLE PUP - Female, AKC reg- • CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN ment, company sponsored benefits. Ap- EXPERIENCED PAINTER WANTED MALE AND FEMALE Jlnette, 111! Uonmouth St. Red Bank. istered. After 6 p.m.. call ply R*S Auto Stores, Bt. 33 at Tindall Call TO DO COOKING AND GENERAL [41-8833. FOUR POSTER DOUBLE BED — Box 264-6483 741-3859 HOUSEHOLD DUTIEa — Permanent spring, mattress. CSW. Call Rd., Middletotvn. position, live In, two adults; state age, EASY PAYMENTS 842-0917 SHETLAND PONY — Irt foal, gentle, SHORT ORDER OOOK-Fuily experi- references a-nd salary desired. Repls 10 MEN [965 zlg zag sewing machine. Darns, AZALEAS FOB SALE — Call 291- with taok. Reasonable to good home. enced. Faat moving operation. Morn- to "B.I.", Box 520. Red Bank. N.J nonograms, makes buttonholes, does 1940, Call 747-2747. DESIGN & Mechanically inclined to start work lnv ing and relief uhlrt open. Top salary. ferythlng. Slightly damaged in snip- ... siter 5 p.m. mediately. Tor local factory branch. Pleasant working conditions, and bene- ing. $29.95 or $4 per month. Call :.<5 per bour to start. Call for ap- fits. Apply after 1 p.m. in person, Tcdlt Dept., 846-6100, » to 9. Out of NEW FUNITURE BARGAINS REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ilntment 566-5564. Starfey's Diner RL 1, Woodbrjdge.. HANDICAPPED )wn collect. OPEN TO 8 NIGHTS BOY FOR UPHOLSTERY SHOP — VALUES TO NOW APARTMENTS DRAFTING EXPERIENCED CARPENTER 'ORCH OR RECREATION ROOM — I 69 EXTRA WIDE ROLL-A- Full lime, permarJent. Must have driv- Call after 7:30 p.m. WORKERS lattan glass-top table; four matching er's license. M. Sllberateln, 21 Mectmn 787.7165 :halrs. 535. Call 7475318 alter 5. WAY BED WITH 5" MODERN THREE ROOM lc St., Red Bank. Work from your home. Excellent earn. THICK MATTRESS. Immediate openings for trainees. Opportunity MAN TO WORK—On used car lot. Ings. Experience not necessary. All ex- JINK STOLE — Dining room set. FULL .INNER8PRINO Built-in oven, tile bath. Close to shop- BOOKKEEPER — Full charge. Auto Service station experience helpful. Hos- penses paid while learning. Al«6 a few 3ouch; end, coffee and drum tastes. CONSTRUCTION, SLEEPS ping, church and New York Bus. Pri- to join our design and drafting department for experience preferred, OM dealer, Write pitallzatlon, vacation with pay, pen- positions available in our local Red 31ut> chairs. TV set. Sliding patio doors, TWO 5 35 vate entrance. 787-3733. 175 Highland fully. "B.V.", Box 5M, Red Bank. sion plan. Apply after 12 noon, Kltson Bank office. Salary plus bonus. aluminum storm doors.- Call 747-5862. 179 ARM LIVING ROOM Blvd., Keanaburg. high school graduates with above average Chevrolet Used Car Lot, Rt. 36, Mon- CHAIRS, MAPLE, academic standing. MAN (18 TO 28) louth Rd., West Long Btranch. Apply In person or call BED SLATS HEAY SPRING 8EAT8 RUMSON - Four-room and bath un-' ilngle ted size 20c ea. Double bed AND BACKS * 30 furnished apartment. ' Available Juuo Large Newark firm seeking pleasant, EXPERIENCED KEN — Par toollut AMERICAN HOMELIGHT 1st. Adult couple only. No pets. S60 Dn personable, ambitious young man to OP NEW JERSEY Ize 35c ea. Bring your measurement*. g 38,95 MATTHK8SE3, INNER- and siding. Call after 6, 1KD BOARDS IN STOCK, SPRING BY SLEEP. lease, plus heat and utilities. JOHN L. work for Long Branch office In pro- 7U-341O 54 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. MINUOH, OWNER. Call 842-3501. motional field. Guaranteed salary to 842-4331 or 842-4335 MATE, ALL SIZES. MEN-S2.50 PER HOUR RED BANK LUMBER CHOICE MATTRESS OR High School courses should include: 1350 per month while In training. Car BOX SPRING J 20 4M—ROOM MODERN DUPLEX - necessary. Call Mr. Gates. 222-2590. Corner Pearl and Wall . Red Bank 1150 BEDROOM, SINGLE. - AparttmetA. Science kitchen. Oai Dryer men to start work Immediately. No PANTRY MAN OR WOMAN :ENMORE APPLIANCES — Automat- Included. Available June. 1. Ideal for STOCK ROOM ATTENDAiNT experience necessary. We will train Experienced for Italian restaurant ; FINE WALNUT DRESS- young couple. Call 7S7-M63. • 1 to l'/a years altjthra PACKERS >ou. Call 741-4014. Call 5(2-5050. j washer, dryer, separate freezer, re ER, MIRROR, PANEL No experience necessary. Will train. Irlgeratar and dishwasher. Must sell BED, CHOICE OF SIZES NEW LUXURY S14 ROOM APART- Good working condition!, liberal em- QUALITY CONTROL WORKER — Pro- ,mmedlately, no reasonable offer rt- AND CHEST ' i 95 MENT — Fully air conditioned, near • 1 ytar cjtoiMtiy [used. 671-5477. . ployee benefits. Apply 9 to 4 dally. cess control and ihspeotlon work. Ex- ARTHUR MURRAY 1249 LIVING ROOM WITH all transportation. 21 Leroy Place, Rod - Rowan Controller Company perlence not necessary. Must be de- Has openings for new trainees in dane TWO REFRIGERATORS — Oas range, SLEEP SOFA AND TWO Bank. Call 741-1063 or 747-5366. • '/» ytar trifuoimfry 26 Bridge Ave. pendable and high school graduate. teaching, interviewing and supervising. kitchen china closet, Ironing machine. HEAVY FOAM CUSH- RED BANK — Branca and Madison Red Bank, N. J. Apply ATCO CERAMICS CORP., Hwy. No experience necessary. Part and full 3ood condition. Call 7B7-6191. IONED CHAIRS. COF- Aves.. snectous or/e- and two-bedroom 35, Keyport. time, $82.50 for 30 hours. Apply 1-1 • 1 ytar physics MAN FREE FROM MILITARY OBLI- TOP SOIL AND FILL DIRT FOB FEE TABLE FREE $133 garden apartment, starting at IU0. Ap- p.m.,' Monday through Friday, 1 1119 CEDAR WARDROBE 68" ply Apt 24, Molly Pitcher Village Court GATION—Job with opportunity for ad- Broad Bt., Red Bank and 731 Cookman SALE — Call • 1 year mechanical drawing 1$ vancement. Matawan area.• Outside 787-1427 HIGH, 34" WIDE, 22" ~" call Mr. Sam Lomazzo, 741-9115. work. Oood starting salary. Call for HELP WANTED—Male - Female Ave., Aflbury Park. Call 741-5858 or DBEP. SOLID CEDAR fjtslrablt but net mandatory appointment. 691-9767 between 9 a.m. 774-9251. DOORS, INCLUDING 10" PORT MONMOUTH — Nice area, new- DRAWER I 69.88 ly decorated, two-bedroom, unfurnished and 13 a.m. RENT A TV apartment. Close to Hwy. $80 mAh CAKE DECORATORS (179 BUNK BEDS, SOLID plus utilities. Call S66-S819. SITUATIONS WANTED-Female Portable day. week. BAYBHOKB TV. OAK. COMPLETE WITH You may qualify for positions at advanced HELP WANTED-MALE AND BAKERS 36 Church Bt, Keansburg. 737-4400. STEEL SPRINGS AND TERRACE APARTMENT — Two-bed- BINOER SEWINO MACHINE — Used, 6" THICK PICTURE room apartment. Spacious cloiets Free salary and standing'if you have an Associate BABY SITTER electric. *20. Oood condition. Cill any WINDOW MATTRESS- ->arklng. July and Augurt occupancy. Also men, part-lime general work. time. B9D-3671. Degree or Certificate from a technical in- Counter girls full and part-time..Group My home. Reference. Reasonable. At- ES^ GUARD BAIL AND insurance and other benefits. lantic Hlthlands. 291-0094. DELUXE WINDOW FAN — Adjustable LADDER " I 77 TWIN GABLES — 36 Riverside Ave.. stitute with an option in Mechanical Tech- DUPONT and reversible. Formica kitchen set. I41B SECTIONAL SOFA, ALL Red Bank, oh river. Threo and lour AVAILABLE JUNE 15 — College junloi Open bookcase. 741-4798. FOAM CUSHIONS, VERY rooms umurniahed. 741-2399. nology, Electrical or Electronic Technology, MOLLY PITCHER desires clerical work for summer. HIGH BACK COLO- Drafting and Design Technology, or related Adaptable, trustworthy and exper PRETTY PRETTY PRETTY NIAL PATTERN. S..OP HIGHLANDS — Four-room apartment. HAS OPENINGS FOR BAKE SHOP • enced. Call 201-0512 after 6 p.nv That's what everyone says about our THE DEPARTMENT All utilities. Call 671-2S9S or curriculum or 2 to 2i£ years of college level Kort window shades with the 3" fringe. BTORES, THEN COME I 872.D761. Electricians EXPERT TYPING DONE AT HOME HERE AND SAVE >2U8 1150 work in the above major fields of study. Apply at central bakeshop Really dresses up the window. Now on SUBLET — LOVELY ONE-BEDROOJI Instrument Mechanics CALL Sale at 12.98 ea. Save at least Jl over (69 WALNUT DKE6SER APARTMENT. New. Everything sup- 194 Main St. Ke'ansburg, N.J, 26I-1457 regular price. AND MAR • PROOF plied except electricity.' Convenient lo- Pipe Fitters YOUNG MOTHER WISHES TO baby PLASTIC TOP, A FEW cation. Call 222-2140 or 228-2430. For iiiforffiatkirr call (201) 949-5420 or 2314 Call 7874900 sit for infant' or clifld In own home, PROWN'S IN LIMED OAK ( 21 Call 542-5775. 5 DINETTE SET, FIVE RED BANK—BUTTON PARK — Thret Sheet Metal Mechanics 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 • ' PIECES CHROME AND and 3%-roora unfurnished apartments. Mint have had 1hree years' recognized BEAUTICIANS - Steady or part-time. WOMAN — Willing to do typing al YPEWRITERS, ADDING machinal" PLASTIC, REMOVABLE / By bus line, near town. Heat and coolt- home. Call Ml mslies new or used. Guaranteed. LEAF IN TABLE t 40 ijr gas furnished. Inqulrt 117-C, apprenticeship, plus fflrte years' Experienced colorists and stylists. Branch Ave., or call 747-2685. BELL TELEPHONE loumeyman experience. Good opportunity K.J. Hairdresser's 7U-283S. Low aa $25. Serplco's, 101 Monmoutl) MANY OTHER BARGAINS • Council. 747.8475. 'Aslt lor Mr. Jostph. 3t. Next to theater. 747-0485. ALL THE CREDIT YOU NEED RUMSON — 3tt-room unfurnlahfd Apply s a.m. to 3 p.m., or call BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY SITUATIONS WANTED • Male 5E3KS |15 up FILES, tables, chain, apartment. No pell. Call CL 7-4600, Ext. 340, for appointment. Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders adding machines, typewriters, office IRWIN'S 142-1324 210 Broad Long Branch 222-474T equipment, etc.. at bargain prices. New LABORATORIES PHOTO PRODUCTS COLLEGE JUNIOR — Wants summei or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Rle. 27 MONMOUTH I BTBT.. RKD BANK APARTMENT - 41 Broad St., Keyport, LICENSED REAL ESTATE! SALES- position In local combo. Jazz or Rock. 747-0011 N.J. Heat furnished. Rent, - »86 per 15. Oakhurst, 631-3990. r?-^-^^!^..^ ™ a0""1- .F°"* .foomi and bath, gira Hotm-M N. J. (Nr. Red lank), Everett Rd., Crawford! Cor. Rd. PLANT PEOPLE desirous of Joining a progres- Experienced in piano or guitar.' Call 17" ADMIRAL TV — W. Karkus, 264-1815. sive agency. Pleasant working condi- .4M332 after 5 p.m. HORSE-DRAWN HEARSE Call Parlin, N. J. tions. Wo are members of Multiple RETIRED GENTLEMAN — Wlsiiei 946-4632 HIGHLANDS - Three rooms furnllhad. An Equal Opportunity Employer Listing' Service. Call now for appoint- VALUABLE ANTIQUE Bath, all utilities. 872-9692. 26 Nave, "An Equal .opportunity Employer' ment 291-1B00. THE CURT1N AGENCY, clerical position payroll, bookkeeplni MOVING — TV. OB console, 21". -.. sink Av», Hwy. 36. Realtors, Leonardo. til-1533. Interested parties call 741-3347. years- o)d «75. Refrigerator, 11 cu. ft., evenings after 10 o.<" ; weekends, Hotpoint. (50. 747-5489. SEA BRIGHT — FuraFstied Bur rooms, in duplex. On beach. 100 feet to stores after 10 a.m. S' BENDING BRAKE — Excellent HELP WANTED-Male - FemaleHELP WANTED-Male • Female condition. $150. Sundry flhett metal and buses. By week or season. No DRUMS ltema. CaJl after 6 p.m., S71-089& pets. Call 842-3136. Jnmatched sel. Snare, base, tom-tom, CANNON POINT VILLAGE — 259 cymbals, stands. SultablB beginner. K30. prlnB S ne d Ba k Call 741-8129, 4-6 p.m. PARTICULAR ! V . " - nlBrand-new gilgil? about the quality of workmanship that Call CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY WESTINGHOUSE PORTABLE OVEN — iB dons in your hornsT ? Then, y gft ^Tf && »* COLLEGE And stand. Carriage, stroller, large want our men to properly install KEANSBURG — Four-room apartment. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS ! ;ym set After 6 p.m. .291-0094. aluminum gutters. Free estimates. $00 per month. One month's •ecurlty. STEEL SHELVING - 18x36. 24x38, Available Immediately. Includes holt 36x36. Come and see at 479 Shrews, PROWN'S only. 787-709S. bury Ave., or call 741-3490. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 FOUR-ROOM FURNISHED APARY- GRADUATES BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES - And MBK.T — Gass heat. Inquire 11 Main Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating UNPAINTED FURNITURE standard makes. Repaired und trade St., Keansburg. What can wo say? We have two floors In. Also parts shop. Ope» all year KEANEBURG - FourToom apartment ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters L. SMirH BUILDERS — Patios, al- THOMAS 8t,ATE full of fine unpalntod furniture and SPENOEH it. LUci, 121 Poole'.Ave., Completely furnished, $110 a . month. sold, rented, repaired. Borplco's 101 terations, additions, garages. Call 291- Free Estlmato MALE—- FEMALE :haln fn contemporary and Early Union Beach. Phone 261-8952. All utilities Included. Call 787-1703. Monmouth St., Red Bank. 747-0485. 1785 or 741-7330. Painting and Decorating American. 25Co off manufacturer's list Fully insured 842-316D 741-4330 >rlce. You really should come In! GARAGE SALE MASONRY—Patios, steps, sidewalks, building supplies, vlndowa and doors pnlntlng, carpentry. ReaeonabU Rates. MATH, BUSINESS, LIBERAL ARTS (More Classified Adi Air & Sea Travel Reservations 717-2338 or 842-4383. CAD RED BANK LUMBER etc. Like new. Also household lur- Painting A Decorating Conner Pearl and Wall Red Bank nlshlngs. Starting Hay 28 to May 31. On Ita Next Page) BE IT A WEEKEND — At Qrosslni- WORKING MANS CONTRACTOR — Free Estimate, 787-6920 or 787-7551 Call 2 to 0. 846-462J or 946.855L er's or around the world In SO days, Alterations. Repairs. Masonry. Small • ADMINISTRATIVE AUTOMATIC 1966 SINGER Jobs, too. SD1.9714. we can service all your vacation INSTRUCTION needs. Petersen Travel, 741-3030. Pearl and Bead Restringlng ZIS ZAS SEWING INSTRUCTION • TECHNICAL MACHINE Expertly on braided nylon. S1.60 a Makes buttonholes, news on button Asphalt Paving Insulation & Siding strand. Sterling claips from 75c. • SALES-GROUP & INDIVIDUAL monograms, appllquea, etc. Take ovt INSULATION A SIDINO CORP. — REUSSILLE'S, 36 Broad SI.. Red small balance {56.72 or terms of $? *> MEN WANTED NOW GENERAL ASrHALT PAVTNa INC. Also windows, roofs, gutters, etc. Bank. ier month. Call Credit DepL, 846-6lO( Blacktop driveways and parkins lots. to 9. Out of town collect. Call for free estimate 2228268. 10-30 year guarantees. Day or night Starting salary $6500-^7200. Salary reviews at TO TRAIN AS ACCIDENT 77.5-8407. Adnm Llnzmayer 2B1-TOIB. \ZALEAS FOIt SALE — 50c, 75c a; Plumbing & Heating SI. Must go. Nlgtita and weckerAlB. fi INVESTIGATORS Auto Body Repair 6 months, 12 months and annually thereafter. Wyckoff Rii., Entontown. PLUMBING — Heating and bathroom Iniurance companies desperately need men to invettigats the Nursing, Home remodeling. 'IANO — Bubv Grant!. 5300 with om EXPERT PAINTINO and body re- Liberal company benefits. ' lekr service. Call half-million accidenti, fires, storm, wind and hall lonei that pair. Moderate prices. McCATUfty CORRIGAN'S 566-2645. Chevrolet. Atlantic Highlands. 2M-0M5. HOI.MDEL NUP.BINO HOME — Ac- occur daily. You. con earn top money in this exciting, hit mov- credited for skilled nursing home 127 Oakland St., Red Bank 747-2706 1965 HOTPOINT refrigerator, frosllej care. Hwy. 34, Holmdel. 046-4200. 1962 RCA Whirlpool washer and drye ing field. Car furnished . . . Expense! Poid . . . Modelling . . . Power lawn mower. Call 666-1359. Building Contractor Full or Part-time Previous experience not nec.iiiiry. Train at Roofing, Siding & Insulation BUILDER — New homes, room ad- THE PRUDENTIAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES home in spare time. Keep present |ob until ready to iwiteh. ditions, basement and attic rooms, Odd Jobs OLSEN CO. INC. Roofing, siding A Men urgently needed . . . pick your location. Local and National kitchens, garage, repairs and altera- Insulation installed and guaranteed tions. Herbert Elgenrauch. 741-520I. BOSCO'B CLEAN-UP SERVICE for 10 years. 775-0705. 2H1-OS4O. INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA Employment Atiistance. Write us today, AIR MAIL fop free Yards, cellars, garages, stores. Have LIQUOR PACKAGE STORE ond truck. 741-2140 after 3 p.m. Tovern wilh building $75,000. — Hcflel detail.. ABSOLUTELY NO OBLIGATION. A division of U. T. S., Diamonds Bought or Restyled SIDING — AIsco, Dupont Tedlar anil 213 WASHINGTON STREET with bor and banquet room with Miami, Florida, established 1945. Alcoa. Work guaranteed. building, 575,000 — Tavern, Motel, Let us buy the diamonds/you don't PROWN'S NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Pool, Dock, Beach, Riparian Rlails, wear or let us reslylo them tor you Painting and Decorating Large Parking Area, $216,000 — Cock- INSURANCE personally. Reussille's, 36 Broad St. 32 Broad Bt Red Bank 741-7SO0 tail Lounge with license and flxlures, Name CARL B. JONES - Painting and Employment Bureau open 8:30 a.m. to 4:40 p.m. S35,0O0. — A 10 ocre site suitable tor ADJUSTERS wallpapering. Fully Insured. For free nursing home. Good probablllt/ of SCHOOLS Addreis Entertainment estimates, call 747 3041. seci/r'na license. Tel. Answering Service Monday through Friday Depl. B57 ' INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR paint- Commercial Depl. 7^1-1240 ' Tickets available for latest Broad- ing. Also decorating. Our prices are LET US BE your secretary. No need WBART-NEMETH AGENCY 9)1-912 Worner Bldg. City State Zip.. Way Shows and Malor Sports Events cheaper than theirs, Call Stack Paint- to miss calls. 24 hour answering AH EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Realtors SOI 13th Street, II. W. ITS Uonmouth St., Red Bank. Ing Co. for free estimate. 741-4050. service. 711.1700. 103 W. Fronl SI. Red Bonk Washington, D.C. 30004 Age Phone APAKTOENTO HOUSES FOR SALE EEAL ESTATE WAJflTED EGAL NOTICE [ LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ] THE DAILY REGISTER BID BJUHK - fvt. .™, rut uvt MomUy, May 23, 1966-19 O/FllEjWjLO ARE*.F«u eXUf - ACTION! xoncE TJ-- -.-. KOTU'E BlsbWl. Ertt. Hut s.r4 v.it.lr j split Itvei. ijnjDSvcUlsAc rMttAi- tu; ou/ 12 ultivtw need a . fjtiM to-tt Bycufiore M-&u> Avs4ls.M« Juas ].. Couple. Ijiq FHA HOMES UOD. Two years oW. Fully sir wtAX- on jvtz horn*. MOKMOl'TH CMUttTV COCBT KlvtrMfls An. (grocery Stort). T1ON Is our niotUi—professional ser- f,)lW PIVUSKlN Inc. 7 A Bycemore Uw TAX t.f>plie4 UoMd. Carpeted. Dishwasher, refrig- Mul !**• HIM HiRKY CERTJKr that tfa» tott to the Uayor mad CWJUCH of the Bor- Skilled irtisim of the FOR SALE erator, washer and dryer included. ees axe just a phone cs.1! away. copy of JuriBinent ough of Hew Shrewsbury, y. j, tot Owner transferred. Only 11,500-assumes TdeiDJExchanges <)i%1l ACTUM t Coast still carve the banitoofne^ iirimercfal and Investment properties JUDGMENT In the Matter of the Application of a Plenary Retail Consumption Licenie, _«l2«>artm«nt iviUib!. TmraXE Monmouth County 5Vi percent mortgage. Terrific' value JN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI- Charles Utchael Field?, an infant, liy for premliei iltuated at 800 8hrews- ately. >135 a month. 74HM7. at 117.990. . ember Two Multiple Lifting Services CATION OF CHARLES MICHAEL hds moth«r and natural guardian, Gw hury Ave., In the Boroujh ot New elephant-tusk figurines thrt gtvaj*. WALKIR * WALKER rUtHnft Cohen, fox leave tc ONE BEDROOM GARDEN APART- Weisgold & Krupnick, Inc. Realtors FIELDS AN INFANT, BY HI" Shrewsbury, N. J. their country its name. Economic*^ MENT — Quiet central locitlon, Near Look for MOTHER AND NATURAL GUARD- asiumf the name of Charles Hi Officers ahopi»Tttt center and churches. H»t Brokers irewibury Mlddletown-Holmdel IAN, QERALDIKE ELIZABETH CO- cliaei Cohen. and hot water Included. See luperln- FHA Safe Sign il Broad SL 206 Hwy. 35 HEN, FOR LEAVE TO ASSUME true *nd correct aji the sam* re- Charles T Bruno. President, 71 Seven advance has changed most of the^ tendent Apartment 10, 50 Locust Ave MANY OTHERS 1-6212 671-3311 THE NAME OF CHARLES MI- fiJns on file In my office aa oi Bridge float!, Little Sliver. N. J. Bed Bank. SEE YOUR OWN BROKER FOR 2215 Hwy. 9 Lakewood ' 383-3080 CHAEL COHEN. Apr. 29. 1963 Fred C. Bruno, Vice President, BO Elmnation's other traditional way«,,r^ INSPECTION AND INFORMATION Charles Michael Fields, sn InlaW, by IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 Lane, Shrewsbury, N. J. RED BANK — Four larKB rooms Up EGAL NOTICT his mother and natural guardian, Gef- havt* lifreuulo sot my hand and Charles It. Brunf>, Treasurer, 41 Salem however. Abidian, a fishenuani' '. Btalrs. Nice cor/venfent location. (115 allowing Homes Will Be Re- MUST SELL iUV.ue Elizabeth Colien, having made NOTICE Elih Ch h SEAL affixed the otricial fleal <>f Lane, Little Silver, N. J. camp at the turn of the century, * per montji Including: all utilities Ga- paired and Bear 6 Month \oalng on new home. Make offer, ppUcatlon to this Court by duly verl- BUM Court and County, nt Free- Officers holding more than 10% of rage optional. 741-6447. : iree-bedroom BpliL Large screened Take notice that Frank J. Perry has led comjilalnt f»r a Judgment aulhor- hold, this 16th day of May A.JX HA Structural Warranty. >rch. Wall-to-wall carpet and all pplled to the Mayor and Council of wng him tu as*i»w thp name of stock In the Corporation are: has fluorescent-lit highways with'--' FIVE LARGE ROOMS - Bath heat, Llr Haven Borough' for a Limited Re- "harlps Michael Colien, and it apprar One thousand nine hundred aiwl Cliarlea T. Bruno. President, 71 Seven water. Own entrance. Private home LONG AS 30 YEARS TO PAY apes. Gas barbecue grlil and lamp Sixty-six Bridge Road, Little Silver, N. J. cloverleafs and gleaming buildr \' ms. Walk to parrclilat or public 11 Distribution license for premises ng to the Court that he has com' J. RUSSELL WOOL1.EY near but. 33 South St., Red Bank. hools. Large lot Excellent condition, mated at 591 River Road. Fair Hi- >lied with all of the provisions of Objections, ir any, should l»e made FHA Will Pay Reasonable m, N. J. 1 County Cl#rh. mmcdlately in writing to Jerome ings reminisent of Miami Beach- y. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Three king $18,450. N JSA 2A:S2-1, et jrtj., and lh« Kuien May 23 J19.S5 rooms for business couple. References and Customary Financing Objections, If any, should be made if Court, axtf the Court being »atls-r Iteed, Clerk of the Borough of New Call 29MHX8. STERLING THOMPSON •mediately In wrltlni to Roy W. Nel Led thereof and that there Is no rea-; NOTICE Shrewsbury, and Closing Costs, in. Cleric o! Fair Haven Borough, Bona-lile objection thereto; Takp notice that application has been LEGAL NOTICE • ^ EATONTOWN _ Eaton Crest Club and AN!> ASSOCIATES REALTOHS SYCAMORE LANES, INC. 352-025817 53 Monmouth Parkway (signed) It fa on this 29th day ot April. lMfi, made to the Maynr and Council of HIP Charles T. Bruno, President Apartments. Pool, tennis. From 1108 wy. 35, Middletown 747-5600 ADJUGKD that Cliarle« Michael Fielris Bormigh ol New Shrewsbury by Bhan- NOTICE pine Brook Rd. M2-1580. * " Kaet Keansburi 110,450 FRANK J. PERRY, 71 Seven Bridge Road, ce notice that Coata'g Grocery . 35-193461 8 Lillian Dr. 328 Uance Road, >e and he 1M hereby .authorized lo as- non-Crlne Coriioratlon T-A Shannon's Little Bilver, N. J. Fair Haven, N, J. iime the name ot Charics Michael Inn for s Plenary Retail Conaurnptfnn mvi Liquor Store tradln-K aa OoiU; TWO-BEDROOM _ Modem swrtrrmit Hazlet 117 700 Jim Moliior & Son >fay 16, 23 *1 Hrocery ar.d Liquor Store hai appllta / In jarden-type project. Landlord sup- 35-16853! 17 Craig St. •••"."" !ay 16, 23 J7.35 Cohpn,„ , from —and —afte- r- ,, ft|Ilccn»p for prernlBea located at 610 plies all services except light and cook- Further ORDERED that within 10'Shrrwflbury Avenue, New Shrewsbury, . the "Mayor and Council of th» Bor- Hazlet X18 275 NOTICE NOTKK 1 iiKh or RM Bank for a Plenary Retail' Ing gas. Available June 1. J124 per Quality Built Homes lays after the date hereof said plain-|N j Take mrtic.p that B.P.O. Eltcj I^odK* month. See Superintendent, 57 Wli 35-193462 16 Lillian Dr. Take notice that Patsy Bruno & tiff cause a copy of hla Judgment to, ,] |dpncc» of the (if- •istrll-ution License for prem^M »1tu- Hazlet „. $16 575 leorgft Grot), Jr. trading as Berpen TJl(1 nfiTnc3 an rrs No 2:W hius appllfrt l'i the M;i>w and ti>d at 62 W. Bergen Place, Red. 11am 81, Red Bank. bi> published In Tlie Daily Reiiuter, fi(.,.ra an(1 directors are as follows Council of the Borough of Red Hank 352-020179 21 Birch Ave. Aurora, III. lar ha» applied to the Mayor ami that Within 20 days after the en- Richard A. Shannon, Stone Road. TWO ROOMS — And bith Overlook- Hazlet 117 425 louncil ol the Borough of lied Bank for a Club CB 2 Hcerv* for premise" W 6-B582 TW 7-1625 TW 8^19 try of this judgment ho file this judg-] Uninn Beach, N. J.. Pri'sldent. - .Stunted at 40 Went Front Bt., Red "ohjfctlnnn, 1f »ny ahouM be made ing lovely rlv«r view. Prefer middle. 352-008963 18 David Court /atch for our courlesy car at the ir a Plenary Relall Consumption 11- ment ar,*d affidavit of publication theirp- Irarc Shannon, Stone Road, Union iininedinlely Ir^ wrilt'ng to John Bryan, aged business woman. Call 741-4138. Mlridletown _ 119,025 ense C-8 for premises situated at T7 W. iarft, N\ J. Clerk of the Borough ot R«d Bank. Eollday Inn In Aurora. Choice lm- of with the Clerk of thp Monmoulh Beach, N. J., Vice Prralilrnt. Objections, It «ny, should be made 35-207851 B/S Oak Mill Rd. roved lots within five miles of new lergcn Place, Red Bank, N. J. County Court and a certified copy of Harry Crinr, R. D. #1 Colte Neck TWO APARTMENTS — Six- art! three- Mlddletown $18 700 Objections, if any, ahoultt lie mad' immediately In writing to John Bryan. OFFICERS room. Near schools, buses beech tell Telephone building. [>is jutlsment with the Secretary of N. J,, Sccretary-Treasurpr. Clerk ot the Borough of Red Hank. Large garages. Call evenings, 787-6012. 352-011427 1018 Gra.smere Ave,' mediately In writing to John Bryan, Hale pursuant to the prnvisinna of the Vlcti-r B. Conta, 37 Rlveraid* Avi., Ocean Twp. .. _ 113 950 lerk o( Uie BorouRli of Red Bank. statute e nxt rules of court in such j, if anyy,, should he made (Signed) n*tl Bank, Vice President 352-019878 1 Mornlngslde PI. LARGE RANCH . (Signed) Inun oil lately In writing lo Jerome 8. OMrrri Philip L. Coata HO River Rd,, Red case made and provided. it, Municipal Clerk, nnroiiRh of No Floyd B. n™y, 59 Shore Blvd.. Ki'ans- COMMERCIAL RENTALS Port Monmouth J10.950 Low Price PATSiT BRUNO EDWARD J. ABCHER Bank, Prwldfint 35-188013 3 Btephcn St. 74 Markham Place, J. C. C. Shre bury, Tintnn Ave., New burg. New Jersey, Exalted Ruler Nicholas O. Costa. 2S Oldlield PI., [even rooms plus finished baiement Little Bilver, N. J. 7724 Max Benowltr. «T Maplo Avi»., Hed Rarltsn Twp ,..116,250 nd garage. Assume 4V4^o mortgage On Motion of Shrewsbury,b N. J. 07724. RPII Bank, SecrelftTy-TreaaUMr IF YOU ABE INTERESTED - In a 352-032893 413 Beachvlew Ave. ; OKOROE GROB. JR, (Signed) Hank, New Jersey, Treasurer Joanne C. Beaty. 143 Blnfham Ave., brand new modern office space, wel Union Beach $15,625 nd move right In. Excellent condition 77 W, Bergen Place, STATE OF HKYf JERSEY. JIAJiny CRINB, UaroM A. Duncan, 25 Leonardvllle H<1-, Rumson, AUBiaiant Secretary located In the center of Red Bank, con Two-Family Unit iroughout. Drastically reduced to $16,< • Red Bank, N. j. 8ecreta.ry-Trca»urer lA*onardo, N. J- Secreta.ry May 33, 3L |ltM tract uss for further Information. THE EK)O for Immediately sale. Monmouth County May 23, 31 W-M- DOWBTRA AGENCY. 741-8700. 35-1936B5 238 Rockwell Ave. iy X6, I, J. RUSSELL WOOLLBY, Clerk of May 23, 31 Long Branch—AS IS • ALL CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor EESIRABLE RTVER FRONT lulte- CASH Riverside Ave. 7i1-4030 Red Bask on first floor Is thi Tuller Bulldlni. NO FHA FINANCING $6,850 Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn call 747-JUO. Complete listings may be obtained from EXECUTOVH OFFICE BPACE-At 25 Federal Housing Administration 10 Com- Reckless PI., Red Bstft. 850 BQ. ft. In merce Court, Newark. N. J. Tele- $15,000 dignified modern ofllcs building with phone 645-3468. And assume the mortgage on thli love- eompletsi strviees. Carpeted through- ly Jour-bedroom, 2%-bath Cap* Cod. out, with most attractive wan treat- FOR SALE Recreation room with bar and Vi bath. ment and electrical fixtures. Call 747 •aundry room, attached garage. All 3730 between 8 and 5:30. BOATING FISHING landscaped lot enclosed with tall MONMODTH BEACH — On Shrews- edwood fence on dead-end street. THE 25,000 8Q. FT. LIGHT manufacturing bury River, exceptional builder's custom lofts for leaie. Can be leased separate- 1 •CIRWAN CO., REALTORS, AIRPORT brick ranch. 20 pier, 3 bedroom LAZA, HAZLET. 284-7100. OIL HEAT CHALLENGES ly, containing about 350O sa. ft. pi science Mtchen, dlihwaiher, 1 baths) floor. 747-1100. garage, anderson thermopane picture FURNISHED OFFICE — Available windows. Features too many to list EXECUTIVE RANCH June 1. 19W. Includes all utilities. t> Must see tu api>reclat» a truly beauti- desks, [our chairs and flic cabin. ful home. PRICE $40,000.' PRINCIPALS $17,500 Eeceptlorfst provided, telephone a ONLY. Owner 222-4460 i below FHA appraisal. Seven «tverlnf servlcs provided Irom 9-5. is In all. Science kitchen. 90x100' Large office completely air conditional rorner lot. Attached garage. A-l con You must see to appreciate. Only (1001with FIVE BEDROOMS Htlon. One block to schools and buses. nly 5825 down, you can purchai' THE KJRWAN CO.. REALTORS, 7B7- Sw Hwy" fli, Middletown. in-lTTL °"' \^m S600. Hwy. 36, W. Keansburi. mVERPRONT — Office space at 91E den. in a choice neighborhood* Approx- ROD BANK . EUM8ON and mill 6AS COMPANY ON COSTS Front Bt.. Red Bank. More than 000 Imately $119 pays all. Call SNIDER around. Complete Ustjnfi, beau •q. It. Allutilities and JanltorlsJ sar-JAGENCY, REALTORS, 291-0903. Alter fanns, busineisfls. Uemb»r mutMni vice. AmpU off-street parking. Call P.m.. 7J7-1700. itlnt ssrrice. Vuf prlvatt psjklni 7U-27T1 or 741-9029. ONE TO FOUR ROOMS — Ground HIGHLANDS — six rooms and bath. LRAY STILLMAN, Realtor floor wltli parking. Opposite Molly Basement, hot water heat, aluminum lotnbfnation windows. Completely fur- "Our 47th Tear" Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. All utilities. XI Hwr. 99 Bhnwslmrr TU-MOO ReworAbie. 741-4030. llihed. $8500. FINLAY AGENCY HIGHLANDS — Two-family hom« phii REAL ESTATE two-car garage. Owner leaving stat*. HOUSES FOR RENT 872-0100 .critlce. $8500. Ubed- 69 Mwy. 36 Leonardo •ears, plum, cherry, rhubarb, lilacs room Colonial. A-l condition. Choici (Next to Blue A.Wfllts Bu> Terminal) lerriea, nut trees, bridle wreath, Jap •CRtion. Priced for ai^ok isJe. pl.900. WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - .nese Quince, willow and garden. Foul Call 566-8576, owner. Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- -cres on good roed and mostly woods. ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER Garage and small chicken house. In- LOCUST — Three bedroom*, injtft&ed AGENCY. Octanport Ave., Oceanporl .erlor arid exterior lavatorlee. S21.60O. bas&ment. Locust Pt. Rd.. tie,500 firm, M2-350O. AROLD LINDEMANN, Broker. Eaton- 21)1-Wi 12. town. 542-1103. KINTALS — SEABONAL — YEARLY FINEST RIVBR OAKS liOCATION — ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realton UNCROIT — Three bedrooms, tw Modern luxurious ranch bouse. Over 1480 OCBan Ave., Sea Bright, 842.0004 baths, split-level, immaculate condl sized Living room, dining room. ldtch«rl, Ion. !27,50O. Wooded lot 842-2130. [en, basement gatnewjom. Three ipa- THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE - Rec oioua bedrooma. 1V4 baths. Screened ttttlon buement. Locust Point Rd. IED BANK—White OolonlsJ. Two-car porch and patio. Many extiu. Loca- Locust. Available June 15. (160 per [ardffe, threo bedrooms, bath am tion could not be bettw. -A real op< inonth. Phone 201-9012. wiwder room, finished attic with thre tMrtunlty (or $32,500. THE DOWSTRA •ooms heated. Lot 6OH80'. Asking $22, \Ci-ENGY, &1 Bast Front St., Red Bank $95 to J175 Per Month - 100. CU1 7U-47M. Owner. THE BERG AGENCY T41-S70O. Rt. J5 - Mlddletovn 3OIVTS NECK—Four-bedroom Colonial. LUXURIOUS COLONUL — R«centl! Vooded ilte. August occupancy. |43,- reduced for Immediate sale. 23' livini tn-iooo 00 . J. D. HOCHE, Realtor, Long room, formal dtning room, unique mod WE FREQUENTLY HAVE APART- irldge Rd,, Colts Neck. 948-4955. em Kitchen, paneled den, two flr< MENTS AND HOUSES—Furnished and N — Ideal location, Holy Croai place*. Four spacious bedroom*, 3 unfurnished for rent Come in and talk School, bin end bench. Larie older baths. Full basement, River rights. E' ONE HOUSE HEATED BY GAS; THE OTHER BY OIL!—That's the chal- company claims. FUEL FACTS is willing to put its claims of lower cost It ov»r . wit* ui. THE DOWBTRA ome. Rttnodeled kitchen with lr>dooi cellent yard. Exquisite location, Going AGENCY, 01 E. Front St., Red Bswk. !>arbecue. Six bsdroomi. Orounda. Se- .o sell fast. Asking Ml,BOO. THE DOW- lenging comparison test FUEL FACTS has thrown in the face of gas to this fair conclusive test run by an impartial referee. 741-1700. cure Income, property Included. 107,000. STRA AOBNCY 31 East Front 8t THMB-BEDROOM — Kitchen, dlnlr* "Tlnclpals only. 8i2-155« after 5. Red Bank. 741-8700. room, living room. Hubbard Park, Red Bank.. «T5 a month. Call 747-1386, MEW CUSTOM HOME — Located H PORT MONMOUTH — Nicely located after 6:30, p.m. established neighborhood. Two housei five-room home. Enclosed porcti { om river. Two-story Colonlai-Fou: rage, deep lot. U2.3T5. V.A. or F.H:. AVAILABLE JUNE IS — Through )edirooma, Z'A batha. Ooraplate In evei buyer welcome. Subject to V.A, Ssptember. Furnished summer cottage respect. If >nt»r»Bted drive to Buem F.H.A, approval. Three bedrooms one bath In A-l con PI. or call 229-3772. WEST KEANSBURQ— Laurel Ave. Flvl c1. !M. »1,000 for the season. THE DOW- arge room a, baseboard heat. Red CLEANLINESS CHALLENGED! S'.'UA AGENCY H1-B700. MATAWAN — STRATHMORJS — Four- to J8.6OO. Make offer. Inspect. CHA UTILITY CHALLENGED TO JOIN bedroom Oape Cod, air cond.llor.4d, TEAU REAL ESTATS, 215 Oarr Ave. BHALL HOUSB — One bedroom. Cel- adjacent school property. Many extras. Keansburg 7S7-5S64. THE FACTS ARE: both oil and gas are lar and *ttlc Nice yard. »1O6 Low 20'a. Call 586-7309. mcnin plus utilities. 787-1806. LITTLE SILVER — Two-story cent equally and thoroughly clean when t ATLANTIC HIOH1AND3 — Immacu* hall Colonial on K. acre Dlot orj qirt LOVELY — Three-bed-room ranch. late- threa-bedrootn r&ncb. -Corn*r 1001 •treet. A mfcrf' destrabier.^rek^ % djiKireil in modern, properly adjusted fur- OIL HEAT IN TWIN-HOUSE" TEST Basement/ Near 'Ft. Monmouth. Avail- L25 Garage. Sewage, U7,fiOQ. Sttl-3155. enient to schoolt, chiinfttiB.' shopplm able. Call 147-1M1. MATAWAN — STRATHMORE - and ocean beaxdiea. 18x42' concrete poo Three-bedroom Colonial Rar&ti, central and patlu com p] pi el y fenced In. Thre naces. This Is the finding of Engineers, air-conditioning, all appliances, storms* bedrooms, 2% baths, mod«rn kltche - OH Eager To Put Claims To Test- FURNISHED ROOMS sore«ns, •larg— e patio, porch, 566-8131, with dishwasher, living room with fire Inc. In an objective report made recently aJter 6 p.m. place, format dining room. 2U1V pan CLEAN, MODERN ROOMS — Private eled family room with rataed fireplace In this state. bath, tree TV $1 dally, 115 weeki MIDDUDTOWMIDUDTO N — BeverBeri rroom runch, Full bajemer.t with paneled reoreatlot per person, doubls occupancy. HOLl/ NNea r RerRrff BankBk , aclionlsll , shoppinlhi , room. Two-car attached faragi MONMOUTH-OCEAN COUNTIES -Fuel Facts challenges the gas company HILL MOTEL. Ri, 36, W. Keaniburg. transportationransportation. VA bathn, ffireplace. Screened porch off living room, wa ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME - Two Calall for appointmentappointmt . 747-049374704 . to-wail carpeting and In lmmaculat What's more, the Better Business Bureau here to take part in an impartial cost test on heating fuels. Which is cheaper blocks from center of town. For re- TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE with lots 0 condition throughout, (39,500. Phone 74' sponsible businessman. Call after 5, (round. Near transportation. C in New York hired an expert to look into fuel? In view of the claims and counter-claims, it is FUEL FACT'S intention to 751-454J. :asn needed. 747-1647. 741-3213. FOR THE ENTERTAINING HJXB1C COMPLETELY REMODELED — ?EA BRIGHT ~ Duplex. Four am TIVE—Two beautiful, extra Iirfe, par "clean" claims. His findings: there Is provide the public with clear-cut proof that fuel oil costs less. FUEL FACTS clean, comfortable, reasonable. $12 our rooms. 100 ftet to itorei. buie ty rooms with Indirect Hebbing, 20' bar per week up. Oehtleman preferred. nd ocean beach, |17,000. Call 842-3139. serving ranee, fronting. orJ flagstont absolutely NO TRUTH to the gas industry, states with full confidence: "This test will demonstrate-once and for ail-that DIMM room, pier Hotel, Call 291-0066. patio with tree*, overlooking 40' iwinv LITTLE SILVER — For the lrg nultvg pool. Also wadlnc pool for chll ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two ef- budget^mlnded family. HaU-brlck sev< dren and oabanu. Three bedrooms, claims that any one fuel is "cleaner"! -, a house heated by oil is a house that saves its owner $100 to $300 a year." ficiency rooms. Ketftonable rates. 1 I7 year old *.»Ht f«v«l, havfor four dining room, fireplace, two 1 last HlghlanJ Av«-, 291-O5P9. ^_ r flv« bedroom*, 1% baths, plus game- Handy to ocean. Contractor'* The BBB asked them to stop such mis- GENTLEMAN ONLY, BED, LIV1N3 room. Only f> ihort walk to school, home. By appointment War.ta offer. ROOM or train. Immediate possession. Harold Llndemann, Broker, Eatontown, leading claims. Private bath, Red Bank area. Caitt 741-8696. Van Winkle Marine Bldg. MlWn03. 747-2871, after 6 p.m. LITTLE SILVER — Unusual modern SOME7THINO TO COME HOME _ NEW ROOM — Own hath. Walk In rarJch, 32x24 dropped living room, 16x20 Immaculate hvo-atary home in Idttl< Suggested Terms of Test closets. RttrlgeratoT. Beach, marina. den with brlckwatl and fireplace, ex- JUver. Cheerful living room, rnodwi Call alter 7 p.m.. 291-D334. tra lurga kitchen with fireplace. Three {Itehta with breafehist room, den large bedrooms, 2Vi baths. Two-ca.: [ourth bedroom, and bath on fii 1. Take identical houses right next door 1UNGLS ROOMS — Clew, comfort- garage. Terrace. Other extras, Floor. Three large bedrooms and ball able rtuonftble.* Gentleman preferred. acre. $37,600. 747-5691. orJ second floor. Gumeroom. Air-con n Wallace at, '741-5392. Ovtf, Oil Heat Questions to each other. dltlonert comfort. Good value at $25, MIDDLKTOWN — Three-bedroom cus- 000. REDDEN AGENCY, Realton, 30 TWO FURNISHED ROOM&-WJth sep- tom-built ranch, .W.aJjjJo-waU cajpetlng. Maple Ave., oorner Bergen PI., Re arate entrance. M. B. seventh St., Bel-Large lot, on a dead end street Swim- Bank. 741-9100. 2. One is to be equipped with the most ford. Bath. KltcHen privileges optional. ming pool. Low down payment Mor W per month. AdiHts only. For In- rage 514 percent can ba assumed NEW SHREWSBURY — Thj»«Jbed- Gas Company Claims formation (sail 787-6180. 119,400. Phone 671-S7S4. room ranch. Corner lot. % acre. Trees. modern gas heat and hot water; its ROOK AND BOARD — Available Jun TWO HOUSES — For the price of on Two-car attached garage. Paneled rec 1. Elderly lady deslrabls. Call 971- One, three rooms, one, five rooms an< reatlon room, two baths. Carpet*. Xx Homeowners in Monmouth and twin with the most modern oil heat sun poi ch. All Improvements. Lot cetlent schools. £21.000. Call for az 75x100. For Information call after polntment, 264-6098. 1« Apple Orchar Qcean Counties are advised not to and hot water. p.m. Dr, » REAL ESTATE FOR SALE VETS NO DOWN, NO CL0BIX make a move about heating fuels MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE — Four-bed OOffTS—Three-bedToom ranch. Llvl HOUSES FOR SALE room split. Good condition. % ac: room, eat-In kitchen, utility room. Gi until they sift facts from claims. 3. Temperatures of both houses will be Easy terms, $173 month. fVM-Mf)2. rate,- patio, all aluminum storm f&i LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT ' OWNKR TRANSFBRHED — Central Large 70*100' landscaped lot: Appro set at 72 F. located ranch, six months old, 20 ml mately * 135 monthly. AH others $70 COST—Actual experience of home- Four-bedroom raised ranch... Formal utw to Hoimdei, 10 minutes to ocea down, approximately $146 monthly. TH] dinlcf room with family kitchen. I Four bedrooms, three baths, modern KIRWAN CO., REALTORS, Campbell owners here plus scientific facts •patleBi condition. Excellent arcn to: kitchen family room ' complete lau Junction, Belford. 787-5500. 4. Both houses to be locked and moni- children. Schools and transportation dry. Gas forced air heat. Attached g prove OIL HEAT and hot water is sub- Owner transferred. Aiklng middl rage. Basement Corner lot. Many HOLMDEL — Redwood contemporai tored for a full yean 20'fl. Call SNYDBR AGENCY. REl tras. $29,950. WM. T. FLETCHER ranch. Three bwlrooms, Vh baths. A stantially cheaper than gas. • IMPARTIAL TEST of gas vs. oil costs TORS, 5T1-2590, Broker, 515 Harrison St., Lor.ig Branc tached ga.ra.ge. Wooded acre. Glimpsi Thone 229-2136. of ocean and hay. Carpet*. Custom- MIDDLE TOWN — Split-level, four-bed- built. $37,500. 264-6696. to be conducted by engineering de- 5. Checking and tallying of costs to be roonu, two baths, (wmH-to-wall living, MU>I>LETOWN — Dlght-room farm, CLEANLINESS - Objective studies dlnlnj). family room, basement, ga- house. Ltnoroft-Middletowr) Rd. 2 TKREE'BBDRQOM RANCH partment of a local university. made by impartial University Engi- rage Big jot. Outdoor grill on patio. baths. Call alter 6 p.m. 462-5134. Middletown, In excellent condiUoi all prove your heating system has »8,50O. 741-2756. Modern kitchen, over-sized garage, ai MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedrooir (or outside enjoyment a 20*10 patic nothing to do with household dirt neering Department. ranch l»i awes. Large recreation room, Air condltdon«T includod. Hern la ai COMMERCIAL RENTALS fenced swimming pool with diving exceptional buy. Call now and see f OIL HEAT is as clean as any other. board. Near high school. Price S22.OO0 yourself. Reasonably priced at 117,50t Call BHOREWAY REALTy, '264-701 WALKER & WALICER, Realtors Mk REJlA-RKABLtffi RETIREIMENT OF dletowivllolmdel. Multiple UttitJrn an SAFETY-No fuel is saferthan MOD- Since conditions in both houses will be identical, the test will show by year's POBTUNirY" — Stucco over masoorj Trade^ns. Send for catalog. 6n-33I cottage. Spacious living room, native ERN OIL! Plunge a lighted torch into OFFICE atone fireplace, large dlnlr.'g room, end how much it cost to heat each house... a dramatic demonstration of the kitchen Two very large bedrooms. Oni LOTS AND ACREAGE oil and it goes out! OIL doesn't. tile bath. Full basement. Convenient TRUTH ABOUT HEATING COSTS. FUEL FACTS says it is willing to put its SPACE located, within walking distance APPROXIMATELY 3^ acres — explode! nearly every need. Priced J10.9OO, THI West Ke.inshiirg. Pavpd atreet, clt claims to the test and asks: "What ABOUT GAS?" Hodm Otlices Juit computed Cen- DOWSTRA AGENCY, 91 East Froni water. Near oreelt leading to bay an AUTOMATIC - Your oil dealer guar- tra R«4 Bank BuilnMi Dlitrleu St., Red Bank. 141-8700. lake. $10,000. Call 787-0256. SHREWSBURY — Three bedroom ATTENTION BUILDERS 1 antees your supply of fuel. It's right • Central Air Conditioning bungalow. Good starter or inventme Oak Hill. Beautiful wooded lot In e: • Belt Barrtc* JDlevator home Small down payment or G. elusive area of fine homes. Good -I on ypur premises and it comes auto- • Prlvtt* Ptrkinf Spict mortgage may be assumed. $.9,800. Ca cation for the erection of an exceptloi • R«nt Reuon&ble 671-12S9. el house. Paved street, curbs, wati matically. It's like money in the bank. • Inspsct and Compare gas, etc. Price $9,500. WALKER LINCROFT — Eight-room split, 1 WALKER, Realtors, Hwy 35, Bbrewi baths. Two-car garage. Large corn bury. 741-5212. 24-Hour Service. SERVICE—Your oil dealer is at your SCIENTIFIC COMPARISON PROVES OIL CHEAPER lot. Washer, dryer, air cnndllione 747-1100 wall-to-wall carpeting. St. Leo's Pairls FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES beck and call 24 hours a day. ONLY Good commuting. 4K% oi mortgag< Either commercial or resldanM&l C*l Here's a foolproof way to compare the cost of gas to oil in Monmoutri and Ocean 54 Broad St. Red Bank 12a,500. Owner. Call 462-S4I1. MULLANEY REALTY, 671-6151. OIL HEAT assures you of complete Counties. These figures are based on the official gas rates filed with the NJ. Board FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE COD — Tw FOR SALE baths, breezeway and g&rage. $18,500 Building lot HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP. service. And it's backed up by a cer- of Public Utility Commissioners, using a heating unit called a BTU. There are Call 2W-2S10. 225x200. Call 264-0659 9-11 p.m. tified service contract! HOUSES FOR SALE RUM8ON — NOW'B the time to bu; COLTS NECK — Two acrei plua. 140,000 BTU's in a gallon of oil; 1000 BTU's in a cubic foot of gas. From the going this combirMtloi, home and Investment location. Call Two three-room rented apartments fo 264-3762. HOT WATER - Compare two 30- costs of gas and oil it's easy to figure how many heating units (BTU's) you get for income. One lovely four-room aparl CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE — 100x100'. $25. Here are the figures: PICK THE ment for owner or as extra Income Sagamora Ave., Portaupeck. Oal gallon hot water heaters — one gas, Enjoy the shore's season to the fulles' B42-O734. RIGHT HOME Move In now. $30,500. Call for s the other oil. OIL will produce 100 to poin t ment. 842-1251. • KBANSBURG—60x100 cormsr hrt. Q $25 WORTH OF $25 WORTH OF YOU GET field and Ramsey Ave. Three block 120 gallons of piping hot water every THROUGH from Public and Catholic schools, Nea transportation. -Will accept terms. Mi hour. GAS will produce only 30. A Slsto, SO 3-39T7. OIL GAS 40% MODERN - This year is the 150th COMMERCIAL PROPERTY GIVES YOU GIVES YOU uloRE HEAT REALTOR anniversary of gas! Call that mod- MIDDLETOWN TWp. — Commerc property along Hwy. 35 or 36. Fro: ern? Only OIL can be called truly WITH MORE LISTINGS SHOWN 17V to *O acres. MULLANEY REA! MORE LISTINGS SOLD TY, 671-51M. MODERN. Today's high-speed oil 16,125,000 equipment is a marvel of modern 22,582,000 BUSINESS PROPERTY HEATING UNITS HEATING UNITS OIL technology. And the oil itself is highly RT. 35 MIDDLBTOWMIDDLETOWNN — Five w NURd. Last available space. refined by space age techniques un- facing highway. Call 671-0241. heard of just a few years ago. these fijures ch»ng» »ll|hlty Irom tlm» to time becauu of changing rate* REAL ESTATE WANTED Thru The Red Bank Area NEED VACANT LAND STAY WITH OIL! SWITCH TO OIL! INSIST ON OIL in Your New House! Small lot ir larga tracts. Call MUt Multiple Lilting Service LAN BY REALALTY: . 671-0131. WE NEED - Flv« or six, 2-3 bedroom Nothing Measures Up to the BIG Savings and BIG Comfort of MODERN OIL HE ATI S.» Paga 2It In «ht "Old I tall you, J»*r, I got * homes, furnished or unfurnished, from |U to (ITS ptr month for lncomlni Yall.w P.g.i. ntw lawn iprlnklir In tht R«g- ptraonnel. THE BERO AaENCT,. R iiftr Want Adi today?" fa UUdletown. oU-1000. FUEL FACTS of Ocean and Monmouth Counties, 157 Broad Street, Red Bank, NJ, 20-M»ndty, M*y 23, 1%6 THE DAILY KECISTER Television Mailbag Europe Tour At the Movies HA2LET Question — Could you please Song" were «ung for Miss Craw- RED BANK ford by India Adams. However, Is Offered LOEWS DRTVfe-lN- Complete Program Listings tell me the name of Stu Erwin' CARLTON— television show which was on th Foan can sing — in some of her Th« Oroup l»: »:*5: B*t»ri From The Oroup 2:10: T:03: J:3B. the Ashes 11:00. Channel J. . WCBS-TV Channel I, WNEW-TV Chinael I _ . WOR-TV air a few years ago?—Mrs. R.H., arlier films she did her ownAt RBCH EATONTOWN Elizabethtown, Pa. realizing, and a Victor record- »MMUNTTY- PLAZA- Channel*. . WNBCTV Channel 7. . WABC-TV Channel 11 WPK-TV RED BANK - The first meet- Answer — It was on mare than ing she made of two numbers A Man Could Get Killed J:10! I'M; A Man Cttald Oet Killed «:S0; lh«- ng of students and adults plan- 8:50. : MONDAY 7—Ben Cosey—Drtamo 5—Chuck McGinn—Children andoah 7:0); 10:40. 7—Nevffr Too Young—Sftrlof a few years ago, originally that das become a prized collector's AFTERNOON 9—World Adventure*—Color ning on taking the Red Bank IRIVE-IN- KEYPORT II—Film—Detour- »—Gypsy—fontl is. The title was "The Troubl item today. Catholic High School three-week A M»n Could Oet Killed 8:15: 12:15; 12:00 Tom Neol-W mln. 11—Beachcomber Bill—Color A Very Special Favor 10:25. STRAND- . • 1—U»« ol Li(»—Seriol 13—Once Upon A Doy—Children 4:25 with Father," and it co-starrei tour to Europe will be held in FREEHOLD Cat Ballou 9:30; Ship of Tools 1:10. I—Jeooorty—Color 1:0) 4—News— Nancy Dlcksrson June Collyer, who in private lif Question — Recently on "Holly- Room 7 of the lower corridor of 5— Romper Room—CMIdrM 5— King and Odle—Cartoons 7—Arlent Dahl—Color 7—Donrw R«ed—Comedy is Mrs. Erwin. FREEHOLD- EAST BRUNSWICK l.M 4:M ood Palace" Robert Goulet Red Bank Catholic Thursday A Man Could Oet Killed «:50; Shen- 11—Cnrroons—Cfilldren-lor 2—Fllm-Monsleur Beavcalrc— TURNPIKB- 13—Electronics At Work 5-News made a reference to the "Star night. andoah 7:00; 10:40. Bob Hops—90 mln. OUTDOOR — A Man Could Oet 12:11 1:10 Question — About Keely Smith pangled Banner," about not Anyone who has not signed up ASBURY PARK Killed 8:30; 12:00; BhenandoUi 10:15. S-Newi S—As The World Turns 4—Rkn—Serrtimeritol Journey— —what big band did she used to 12:M *-Let's Mokt A Deal—Color Jotin Povnt—^0 min. knowing the words, and said for the trip will be welcomed. LYRIC- INDOOR-A Man Could Oet Killed 2—SMrdi For Tomorrow S—mlm—FHoht To Nowhere— 7-*ftiere Tht Action is be with, an8 was the bandieadei Jullet of the Spirits 7:10; 9;W. 1:30; 11:00; Bhenandoah »:». *-Pwt OHICS—Goms-Cobr 9—mu Doualas—Vortfly oodnight to Francis Scott Key. There are a number of va- Alan Curtis—1 hr., 20 mln. her husband?—Mrs. L. K. M., r 7—Foltur Knowi Belt 9— James Beard—Women 11—Eighth Man—Cartoon ould you please tell me whatcancies. flAYFATR- PERTH AMBOY W-Explorlng Noturc 13—Oilldren at Olher Lands 13-Complmt Gardener St. Cloud, Minn. Harper 2:10; T:20; 9:35. AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- 12:45 S:M s meant.—B. A. R., Pittsburgh, The tour will depart by jet 1:10 2—Guiding Ught—Serial 5-Sondy Berter-CWIdren Answer — Keely was vocalist r. JAMES- Cartoon 8:15; Harper 8:21; 1:00; Bob- 11—Hablo Esponol—Unguaat a. airliner July 28 for Denmark, II—Gunt Shol—Interview 7-Locol Nms-Martln, Btutst with Louis Prima, who was tfien Promlse Her Anything 3:5!: 7:00;In & Uw Seven Hoods 10:52. 1I:U 1:51 11—Surprise Show—Color Answer — At the second Clay- Holland, Germany, Switzerland, 10:40; Come Blow Your Horn 2:00: 4—News-Floyd Kclbtr her husband. They were extreme- 4—News—Sander Vanocur U-Ona Upon A Day-CnllaYen Liston heavyweight championship France, England and Ireland. 8:<0. MAJESnC- 1:00 >:N 5 1J ly popular on TV and in person' NEPTUNE CITY Notth by Northwest 2:10; 7:00; »;30. 2— News—Dynn, Murray 2—Password—Game 7—Weather—T«x Antolne oxing match held in Maine, Mr.Chaperons are Joseph R. Hintel- 4—Days of Our Lives—Color al appearances—also a member <—PDO-Came—Color J:M joulet, a Canadiandi , sang ththe N mann and Mrs. R. C. Kennedy', NEPTUNE C1TY- MENLO PARK 5—cartoons—ailldr«n 7—confidential For Women—Serial 7—Loral News—Martin, BHrttl ol the unit was the group called A Man Could aet Killed 8:50; Shen- 9—Film—The Falcon's Adventurt 5:M ional Anthem and blew the RBCH teachers. andoah 7:00; 10:«0. CINEMA- Tom Conway—9U mln. Sam Butera and the Witnesses. ll-Rocky and His Friends-Cartoon* :ics. He knows them now, BRICKTOWN Harp«r 2:00; -4:37; 7:11; »:«. 3:01 W-Frlendly Gkmt^-Clilldrtn Color slides of places to be •Viaiiil)>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>jl 13—Places In The News S:40 oubt. visited will be shown by MrBRIC. K PLAZA- J:2J Question — I recently saw Joan 13-Muilc For Children Hintelmann, Mrs. Kennedy and A Man Coull Oet Killed >:S0! Shea- CIRCLE TO MEET" 13—Space Ass Chollwiaes 5:45 Crawford in "Torch Song" on andoah 7:00; 10:10. i:H 7—News—Peter Jennlnge Allan Petersen of the Allen Peter- FREEHOLD - The Helping 2—House Party—UnWe*t«r-Color TV. She sang several songs. Question — What happened to 13—Dovld Copperfleld sen Travel Service. Hand Circle of the Reform Betsy 4—Doctors—Serial EVENINO Please tell me If this was he {ay Francis — I see her on TV North of Red Bank 7—A Time For Us—Serial «:M Church will hold an all-day meet- 11—Ml IHonalre—Dromo 2—News—Jim Jensen voice, or someone else?—B.M.W. old movies. Has she retired 2:4S ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ing at 10:30 a.m. in Fellowship 4-News—MocNetl, Pressman-Color New Haven, Conn. 'rom films?—Mrs. P. B., Mem At present the British pound 13~Parlons Francois I S-Poul wincliell—Children ($2.80) can be divided into LTLANTIC- Hall. Cancer dressings will be Ross ::» 7^Fllm—Bioqd Arrow- Answer — Songs for "Torch >his, Tenn. Cat Ballou 9:30; Sblp of Fools 7:00. 5—News Scott Brodv—tO mln. half-crowns, 10 florins or20 made in the morning and a ?:» Answer — Miss Francis has THE FAMILY e—News—John Wlngotg e shillings. Lesser coins are the MIDDLETOWN business meeting to follow a cov- 7_Kfw>-Marlene Sonden 11Nnn11NWr U O'H o not made a movie for some J:N O'Hjro j-Wm-Punoerf- TOWN- RESTAURANT lJ-Wtwfi New-Children sixpence, which is half a shil- ered dish luncheon. 2-To Tell The Truth hid Ttreso Wrlght-I hra. /ears now, but she has kept quite 4:10 ling, the threepenny, piece and Patch or Blue 7:20: •.'20. 4—Another World—Seriol busy appearing in various plays LUNCHEON 5—Peter Gunn-Wysttry 11-Lscal News-Jonn Tlllmon ^smWH»on the penny. 7—General Hospital <:il Alexander Kmx-3 hn. » mm. on tour. & DINNER 11—People Are Funny •-Walter Klernon-Comment TUISDAY 13-New Jersey Report 4:H , • MOKNIN9 Delectable Food, Delightful e-Sporrs-Clure Mostof 9:25 e:N Atmosphere, Quick Service 2- News—Dotolas Edwards «MJ Question — Would you please ll-Weather-V|ylon Forror •-Education Exchanat-Color ATLANTIC <:M give me a rundown on "Daktari" THEATRE Walter :: i s 2-Edge of Nlgrtif—Seriol lichl.imls—Tel. SS CHARCOAL BROIL & i—You Oon't Soyl—Game-Cam t—Surf's Up—Travel —where is it filmed, and are 5—Soupy Soles—Comedy 11—Superman—Adventure **- z Judy and Clarence really that Seafood Specialties ONE COMPLETE SHOW TONITE 7—Nurses—Serial 3—New Jersey Speaks 2—Summer Semester 4—B'wona Don—Children 9—Sergeant Preston 7:M smart?—H. B., South Amboy, "SHIP OF FOOLS" - at 7 J-News-Cronktle—Color 7—Prelect Know—Education •—T H E AT RE"S—' BROAD ST.. SHREWSBURY 11—Bora-Cartoon—Color 4—News—Huntler, Brlnkley—Color N. J. "CAT BALLOU" • at 9:25 'HI 12 p.m. 13—To Be Announced J-Nem-Hyomi, Penra 5-Ovter Llmlls Answer — "Daktari" Is filmed o—Marshall Dillon—Western 4-Todoy—Color Wed.-"Trouble With Angels" 2-Secrel Storm—5er)ol 7—Gale Storm—Comedy MATINEE 2 P.M. 4-Motch Gome—Color ll-Huckleb«rry Hwmd-Cartoonj-Color at "Africa, USA," a rather re- 13—Antiques-Art ' markable training ground for EVENINGS FROM 7 7:N l-News-MIke Wal'loc* J—To Tell The Truth 7-Cortoons—dilldren-Color wild animals in California co- Con't Sar. and Sun. 4«IMlMU 7:51 owned by produce* Ivan Tors. 7-12 O'clock HIgh-Drwna t-Newi-Pitef Hyantt CLYDE BEATY - COLE BROS. e^™^^Pl I^Tr^plflnOn TUMO B^SV—^ Some additional background Jons Rvssell-9O, mln.—Color 5-Coptaln Kangaroo scenes were actually filmed in II—Honeymooners—Comedy ll-4Nm«*o rVlon-Chlldren Africa, while the rest of the This J-I've GtfH A Secfet-Poiwl 5-Newi scenes are made at the studio. •—John Forsyttie—Comedy—Color 11-BlbBraphy-Oociiminlorv is 5—Rogues—Drama Yes, the animals are quite smart. 11-Hmwltan Eye—Mystery »-Klno and oan-tor 4-Blrlnoay Home-Color RETURN FROM — Four Start «-And/ Williams—Variety—Color paper.) OH SALE NOW! S—Film—invitotlon to Haparms— f—Farm Report THE ASHES' New York News Irene Dunn—2 hrs., 5 mln. •:» TWO PERFORMANCES 7—Shenandooh—Western S-Newt To fill jotw fast, place "Help 9—Tvmilflht Zone—Droma 9-News and Weather |TMSHCTUREB«CO«Mtrl«DrO»AMJlTs| 11-Hollyvrood Showcase r.» 'anted" ads in The Daily Reg- J—Leave It To Beaver ister Classified. I—Hoiel-comedy—Drama 4-News—Alec GHIord-Color RED BANK AREA 7—Peyton Place—Serial 5-Yoga For Health FRIDAY 10:00 1—Rim—Love and Learn-* I—ToJent Scouts—Color : Jock Canon—W mln. Ample Free Illuminated Parkin) 4-Run For Your Llte-Dromo-Color •"-American Negro SHOWS FROM 7:00 7—In Seoroh of Man-Celor ll-Scorlett Hill—Serial FRI. )1-Stump The Stars-stokey 11-Soundi To Say—Education mnunaj CeiTr Sat. & Sun. from 2 1J—News—Robert Pdtts t:4J AIT 13—Exploring Our Longuagt JUNE IS—Mir Guitar—Music ».» HELD OVER • 2nd BIG WEEK!! 3 10:» 2^-1 Love Lucy—Comedy 1 9—Deom Valley Doys-Color 4^-Eye Guess—Gome—Color JUNE "ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST I ; 5—Peter Gunn—Mystery ©LAZA 11—Tom Ewell—Comedy GOlDWfflB .H— AT 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. 11:00 0—The Company She Keeps— -N.Y.Pat Rr. 36 and Middle Rd. mi PJWRO s jBuiuyi cm rmiam 2—News—Tom Dunn—Color Lysbeth Scott-OT mln. Honce Avt. and Apple St. 4—News-McGee—Color 11—People In Conflict Airport Plaza. Hazier SIDNEY SHELLEY 7—News—Beulel, Martin 10:10 2(4-4434 Aus. Greater Red Bank Jayccei 9—Rim-Un» Stor- 7— News—BUI Owen POITIERS WINTERS Clork Gable-1 hr., 55 mln. U-Partons Francois II HANCE AVE. lit* *V*1 I 11—One Step Beyond—Drama 10:15 WORLDS LARGEST ll.M 4—Newt—Edwin Newman REEHOLD ELIZABETH I IN PANAVISION* 5—News 13—Historic Shrines 11:101 10:M <—462-OtOO AND 4-Weottier-Fleld—Color J—McCoys—Comedy 11:11 4—Concentration—Gome ••-Loan News-Harh—Color 5-Bat Masteraon-Weetern POMMIJNfty S-*1erv Griff/n—Variety 11—Sold Journey—Travel AMPLE PARKING APPLE ST. TI:K 10:45 4-JSports—Teague—Color 13—To Be Announced teit* 35—774-6272 AT ALL TIMES ]l 7—Edltorlol-Beesemyer 10:51 New Shrewsbury j—Film-Toll Story- 11:00 NOW thru TUES. JAMES MEUHA SANDRA TOHY Anthony Perkins—1 hr., 45 mln. l-^Andy Grtffliti-Comeiy AT 3 THEATRES! 4—Tonight—variety-Color 4-Momlno Slor—Color GARNER • MBWNMI • DEE • RUUKIOSA Your advance purchase of 7-film-Folkw Trot Horss— S—Astroaoy—Cartoon Something Wild David Tomllnsori—1 hr., 35 mln. 7-«upermorket Sweep 11-Mllllotiolre-Dromo 11—Planet Patrol-CWI*»n • Is Coming Off! THE WORLD ITS FIELD! tickets will support Great- KM n:os A MAN COULD GET KILLED , 11—Passing Parade-NesblH 13-Porloni Fnmeals III James * ITS TRIUMPHS REACH er Joyce* sponsored activi- 1!:!J 11:» GARNER Tony 9—Newt and Weather 13—To Be Announced BEYOND THE SEAS! ties such as: Junior Olym- 1:00 11:10 4—News—Bob Teague 2r-T>l<* Van Dyke-Oomedy * FRANCIOSA 1:95 4-Porodlse Boy-CWor CLYDE BEATTY'S pics, Festival of Art, and 7—Film—The Unfaflrifull— 5—CorToons—Oilldren Sandra * May Brltt—1 hr, 40 mln. 7—Dating Gome DEE Melina WILD ANIMALS PRESENTED BY Christmas Shopping Tour. 1:15 CAPT. DAVE HOOVER 2-News r * MERCOURI 4—Film—Swomp Water—' 11:40 Dana Andrews—1 hr., 45 mln. - 13—Exploring Science FRANCONIS* WORLD'S GREATEST BAREBACK RIDERS BUY TICKETS TODAY AT bring the family TO OUR PAUL NEWMAN | RED BANK EATONTOWN LAUREN BACALL WEEK NIGHT SPECIALS CIRCUS DAY JULIE HARRIS Riti Drug Store* Ah, but what a Tha Happiest and Best Holiday In all Horntr Wllllami way lo dial tha Y«ar. Teeming with Wondrous Monmouth Shop'g Ctr. In FANAVISION and sights. Brimming with Thrills and Lit Jtwtltrs 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. with Laughter...Filled with Thousands Giant Thtatre Screen upon Thousands of Moving Marvels. 64B Bridtjt Av«. TECHNICOLOR! The DAY OF DAYS Looked Forward to MIDDLETOWN * Monday Special * ANDI ilth Longing by the Children of all Ages. naraiMouMt Oorn'i Photo Shop JAMES TWICE DAILY 418 P. M. * ASBURY PARK 15 Wallact St. 261 Hwy. 3S FRIED CHICKEN 139 STEWART POPULAR PRICES 48th RECORD WEEK . Miller Shot Co. * NOW • 2:30 & 8:30 Sun-Ray Drugs FRENCH FRIES. TOSSED SALAD I • RESERVED AND ADMISSION TICKETS 18 Broad St. "SHENANDOAH" ON SALE CIRCUS OKI AT MRLY SHOW SUNDAY 7:30 Middletown Shop'g Ctr. COMPLETE DINNER—1.99 A story and a land * • . . WINNER FIVE Ckolee Polor Cub with heart. . . PARKE DRUGS Reserved Stan In TECHNICOLOR! ACADEMY AWARDS Shrewsbury Avt. NEW SHREWSBURY * TUESDAY SPECIAL * SI BROAD ST., RED BANK Now at INCLUDING • lex Office Old Mill Assoc., Inc. IIITIIITT W«t Bcrtjen Market BEST PICTURE or any Walter 1213 Sycamore Ave. Spaghetti & Meat Balls loo II III I III I II Reade Theatre 128 We«t Btrgin PI. TOSSETAUtnD SALACAlArDv «• • TOMORROW! ONE DAY ONLY! Phil's Market • SHOWS at 7:00 & 9:15 • RIVER PLAZA 229 Newman Spgs. Rd. COMPLETE DINNER—1.60 AN * WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Chris' Dtllcattutn LITTLE SILVER SEASANN CONCONNERN Y 483 Wttt Front St. Sid's Bootery A ...more dangerously Leslie Caran FREDERICO FELLINI'S FISH FRY 19 alive than everf "PROMISE HER ANYTHING" Prospect Ave. JULIET LINCROFT ALL YOU CAN EAT 1 — plus — SHREWSBURY OF I. Frank Sinatra Watstiman'i Inc. Shrewsbury Pharmacy • THURSDAY SPECIAL • "COME BLOW YOUR HORN" THE SPIRIT Newman Springs Rd. 570 Broad St. CHOICE SIRLOIN 65 T STARTS STEAK 2 ST. JAMES FRIDAY, FOR INFORMATION FRENCH FRIES. SALAD ASBURY PARK MAY 27lh COMPLETE DINNER—3.25 Up they went Ilk* men! They came down like animalil i WIWMER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDSI Here's What Hie Nation's Top Critics said: CALL 741-2792 • FRIDAY SPECIAL • "A HELL OF A PICTURE" A DAVID LEAN'S FILM Sponsored by the LOBSTER NEWBURG 2.35 —Frank Kappior. Life Mag. OF BORIS PASTERNAKS "STUNNINGLY PROFESSIONAL! SEAN SALAD, COMPLETE DINNER 2.95 CONNERY MAY BE THE SCREEN'S NEW DOCTOR AuorMd Relit old Butter CLARK GABLE!" —Time Mag. Urni Wlrk Abov. Irenu Greater Red Bank Jaycees "SUPERB! POWERFUL! DEVASTATING! Zlli\\<.0 SMASHING REALISM. A REVELATION. A • IN PANAVIS' "METROCOLOR P. O. BOX 326 MATINEE , DIFFERENT KIND OF FILM!" Wed., Sat. and Sun. 2:30 < HOWARD —B. CronHier, N.Y. Times EVENINGS t:30 '•• > RED BANK PRESENTED BY THE ... RESERVED benso n~M AT BOX-OFFICE OR BY MAIL FREEHOLD and HOWELL JAYCEES niCB HatlBt* Wed. ft 8»t, In. DONATION: Adults 51.50—Children 50c Onholn tit Jounsorty Ia*e ud ftrty Beea . f.00 I.M U. S. Rout, f In the Freehold BsJuogr . »Je ROUTE 35 QREEHOLD Mall Shopping Center 8a.(linim 462-0400 or «2-0o0& Onhestn I 14* MIDDLETOWN PARKING FOR 1.000 CARSI fly WALT KELLY THE DAILY BJEG1STER Monday, May 23, 1966—21 DAILY CROSSWORD POGO DOWN IS. Htr. lnpes 1. Rubbish new 6. Fedora. Z"OcJ» to « 21-Am*. 9. Printers' Gredan i-on TV Highlights erron " ceta- 10. Strayi 3. Ordered cean 7:SM (4) Hullabaloo. (Repeat). The younger set get a load 1Z Haphazard 4. Belonging to 24. Wine Ot Herman, the attractive English rocker with the infectious 13. Flesh a famous vessel •mile, and his 'Hermits," when he hosts their show. "Henry 14. Bone boys' school 26. Serve M f 2727. MMorons vii. one of their best numbers, opens the show, which also 15. Enough, old t>. Man from etyle Pagopago 28. Geologi- boasts the talents of vivacious Lola Falana, teenage singer 6. Border cal age milran rf lT.Knlght'8 (color) "Hank," and the Lovin' Spoonfuls. title 7. Greek war 29. Building 18. Retiring wings 39. Legs: 7:J0-8 (13) Dollars and Sense. "Automobile Tires." In the 20. Hindu 8. Olympic 32.Japanese slang midst ol all the discussion and controversy over automobile woman's city tLSluggiah garment 9. Piccadilly 38. Twins and 43. Fortifies safety, this informative report on automobile tires and their others 48. Venera- g Sfld safety factore 22. Compass Circus attention « recommended for your point llgure 38. Part of a tion 21 Scoreboard 11. Tendon • Biblical 48. Female ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE 8.-JM (i) Dr. Kildare, "Perfect Is Hard to Be." (Repeat). duo 16. Cloak bushel rabbit Fairly interesting twoparter, starring Susan Oliver and Basil 25. French city 5 b i it 1 Ratntane, holds your attention because of the striking charac- 27. Kind of z • 3 4 {I'M OFF T' ters they play. In part one here, Miss Oliver, as a remarkably linen tape % ft 9 0 i gifted but troubled young intern with a chip on her shoulder, SO. Wharfs V SHOPS. gets the lion's chare of the tale, while Mr. Rathbone as an 3L Profoundly S3. Indefinite 12. irascible piano virtuoso suffering from an ailment that threat- * article 17 ens his career is merely introduced (color). 34. Butterfly \it IS :M 1 <1S) A Viewe 35. Ardor J ; ?L. " «' Guide to the Coach With the Six It. » 20 21 IntMei. This striking title refers to a dance-theatre version 37. Kind of biscuit ft/< of James Joyce's enigmatic classic, "Finnegan's Wake," V. 40. Army U,'B IS created and choreographed by Jean Erdman. In its entirety. '^ 1 alma mater: Miss Erdman's work will be presented here on Wednesday , abbr. , n V> v> but since the complexity of James Joyce's prose has con- 42. Do the ft/, founded many an English scholar, Miss Erdman and her crawl 51 12. husband, Dr. Joseph Campbell, author of "The Skeleton Key U.GoMesa ot » to Finnegan's Wake," will lead you into it gently tonight, with justice 5* * w % illustrative excerpts of her creation. 45. Membrane 40 4, 41 M:J0 (2) Andy Griffith. (Repeat). A strong storyline, a 47. Poet's "** ticklish situation, and a nice performance by Andy Griffith, "garland" 45 M, 47 •w 49. Neve combine to make this a lively show. Andy dates a Hollywood 50. Met per- 4» SO starlet only to hear about It by phone from his girl friend, formers Helen Crump, all the way from Mayberry. The jealous phone BX Female U J. fff 7 FOR O-C call scenes turn out well, but best of all are the moments be- Bheep 1 f tween Andy and Ruta Lee as a starlet who doesn't happen to 62. Blockheads " TIMES' SAKE! be a..took (color). TO BUSH WHBN .1 BOUSHT THESE? §-10 (4) Andy Williams. Last show of the season belongs for the most part to Andy and his troupe, The Osmond brothers and The Good Time Singers. Also, Nick Gfttle, a great old- Bridge Advice time hoofer and the series' dance director, performs one of his vaudeville routines, and guest Morey Amsterdam plays the cello in between an outpouring of corny jokes. Even the band By ALFRED SHE1NWOLD -plays in the spotlight for the finale (color). 10-11 (2) Hollywood Talent Scouts. In addition to the usual If you want to be taken ser- i East dealer round of celebrity scouts (Hugh O'Brian, Andre Previn and iously as a golfer you must avoid Both sides vulnerable Anna Maria Alberghetti) introducing talent finds in the show- taking practice swings in a sand NORTH case segment, host Art Linkletter offers a novelty tonight. It's trap. A ballet dancer is consid- *762 ered gauche if she trips and falls VNone an interview filmed on the movie set of "Dr. Doolittle" with O AKQI10 two of its stars. Rex Harrison and Anthony Newley (color). on her tutu. And a bridge player * 98752 likewise must watch out (or one SAWDERS and OVERGARD 1M1 (4) Run For Your Life. "The Savage Season." (Re- VEST EAST STEVE ROPER highly publicized crime. • A 108 • QX54 peat). Very good entry. When our hero gets Involved with some , 4S0Rlcy.TlSER/-rrEVE ROPER THEM m IN MS CW*H7( GIVE ME A FEW' When today's hand was played 7432 syndicate hoods, he takes full advantage of his medical death 0 4 O 97532 1 HOPE torn iwn j. a A GREAT eoy-mn- HES THIS IS IMSANE/"/ MORE FMYft sentence by standing up to one of them. Paul becomes the in the 1941 Australian Pair • AQI10643 * None MIKE• aa»a*s* m/ IJUST1TAD• •••^*sw a— 11 • *hA A A^ Aa lREA AafeaLl -STRAIGHV/Vnll^i Tr* ASSCm'JArsnfWil*. HIDINS UP HERE IIK6 ( BA8Y/-A WEEK hunter, which makes for good action sequences; Henry Silva Championship, the opening lead SOUTH OTFBTOHWTECTXX1/L-, HEtVWMTMETOSO A vnUHOED RABSTT^AT THE MOST/ 5088MGTOTHECOPS/ L1VIMGOM50UPVWD and Harold J. Stone are fine as the heavies; and Jill Haworth at virtually all tables was the AK93 ace of clubs. West continued . 22 Chans U jour alack fa trade, Fini'h wbatercr «» left king- -G. A., Waite Park, Minn. showings? - J.M., Pompton tat don't rrinx it l» farther taf fire yestenUr before start- Answer — Brian Keith starred Lakes, N.Y. peraona! aims. ing anTUung new. In "The Westerner," a fine series Answer - "Gidget," starring Taimn. April 20 to May 20 Sc«p!o.Oct.23 later astiRiuiient with ease If you THE PHANTOM after only 13 episodes, about six cal TV showings, and has played in the dar- don t get excited. in some areas already. "Gidget Gamini. May 21 to Junt 21 Sagittarius. NOV.22IODK.2I- TH£NI6Hr years ago. The show was hailed ,Ocar up a mUundcntandinR Don't make commitments while BATTLE— by TV critics but was never given Goes To Rome," with Cindy at work be/ore it rally gets tnotionatir upset You may BULLBTS'TOWN THUGS VS. a chance to prove its popularity. Carol in the role, will be re- out of hand. hare tb back down later. me poitcs- Cancar. Jun* 22 to July 21 Capricorn. Dtc.22toJaii.2Q The dog was the same canine leased to TV shortly. Thta can be a good day.iC 70U Put your cards on the table. possibly familiar to viewers In resist the tenptatioa to be aar- EWt try 40 get roar waj by Question - I would like to caatie with eo-worken.. subterfuge. the Walt Disney film "Old Yl LIB. July 22 to Auo. 21 Aquarius. Jan. 21 to Fab. 19 ler." know when the film "San Fran- Don't blow your top before jtia Overcome an unexpected change, cisco," with Clark Gable and get tbe whale stair ot joa in vour plana by exeniling toed sense. Question - For a 1944 movie Jeanette Mac Donald, .will be on might be embarraMed. Virgo. Aug. 22. to S.pK 22 Piieai. Ftb. JO to March 20 recentl« y sshowh n on TV, "Dead WevUo,••-.P. H.,Morgan NJ. Give people a boost with a Don't let someone provoke you. Answer — It has been on many taoutattid reniaifc. It will mean Display your Mlfconfidence Man's Eyes," the cast of charac- much to then.' and ignore remarks. tlmes ters was not shown. However, I - 1966, Publishers Newspaper Syndicate was sure that the role of police \ Lieutenant Drury was played by (For an answer to your ques- tion about any TV program or the late Ray Collins, the wonder actor, write to Steven H. Scheu- ful Trask of "Perry Mason." Caner, Television Mailbag, care of you enlighten me?-D. M. B., The Register.) Pittsburgh, Pa. PEANUTS By CHARLES M. SCHULZ Answer — Sorry, the role of Lieutenant Drury was played by La Muras Get CASE Thomas Gomez. Of A FOUL BALL, WOff'rtXJRnWSC Question — Could you please Nursing Study tell me If "Duel in the Sun," with Jennifer Jones and Gregory Peck, will ever be shown on TV?Certification Also if "In Search of the Casta- MATAWAN — Frank LaMura, ways," with Hayley Mills and 38 Freneau Avc., received a Michael Anderson, will ever be certificate for attending the work- ihown on the Walt Disney pro- shop in nursing home administra- gram.—K. B. S.. Ripley, Tenn. tion held in the Northeastern Answer — "Duel in the Sun"University Center for Continuing has been available for some time, Education at Boston, Mass, MARK TRAIL By ED DODD to it depend) upon your local V Mrs. Mary LaMura, co-owner ffS HARD FOO V «5U KNOW station. "In Search of the Cast- of the Mt. Pleasant Manor Nurs- AC TO BELIEVE «CQUEHVS GUILTV I aways" will undoubtedly turn up ing Home, 38 Freneau Ave., on Walt Disney's show, perhaps Matawan, has just completed and next season. received certification for two home study courses • in nursing Question — I would like to home administration and person- know if Katie and Morley on nel management offered by "The Farmer's Daughter" are George Washington University in married in real life or just on Washington, D.C. She now is at- TV. I think it's the best TV pro- tending the rehabilitation course gram and that Katie is the most olfercd by the state Department beautiful woman on TV. 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