DfatrflMliM. p.JBl tXtr •Mm*. Hl(h today ||1M to mid mum tonight in mid Mt. Red Bank Area J High tomorrow la low Ma. Out- look Sunday, partly cloudy ant ^ Copyright-The Retf Bajik Register, Inc. IMS. MONMOUTB COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEARS < DIAL 7414)010 VOL. 89, NO. 29 IWMd UtO. Monday ttawm TTIAMT. ttami CU» Poittn FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1966 Paid U IU4 Buk Ut at Additions M«Hinj Offlw*. 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Grand Jury Cites Tumor Pain Sniper Termed 'Crazy, Deranged' AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) -Charles sons to death and wounded 31 derly thinking processes onto a is a pathologist doing the Whit- tion ... He said a brain tumor, appearance yesterday before the Joseph Whitman was a "crazy, others. path of mass murder? man autopsy. wherever located, could aggra- grand jury, answered newsmen's deranged" man as he prepared Finally, Austin policemen aid- The grand jury said a small No Conflict Seen vate his condition," the person to kill and die Monday, a grand ed by a lone civilian rushed him tumor close to the brain stem questions about his study of the A person present in the grand said. Whitman brain, which was bad- jury report says. in his lofty lair and shot him "undoubtedly caused him much jury room during the testimony De Chenar has been studying ly torn by shotgun slugs. Whitman stabbed and shot his to death. mental pain and possibly con- contended there was no conflict Whitman's brain. Authorities said 'Can't Just Study' mother to death Monday, fatally What went on in the dark re- tributed to his insane actions." between Dr. de Chenar and the his formal, written autopsy re- "You can't just study a brain knifed his wife and then climbed cesses of Whitman's mind? What Dr. Coleman de Chenar, how- grand jury report. port would be made public to- and tell if one is insane," he to the observation level above causcd this "tender" husband, ever, said the pecan-size, non- "He said there was no medi day. the 27th floor of the University called a "swell guy" by his malignant tumor "could not have said. "A person might have child- cal correlation to psychosis, but Dr. de Chenar, awaiting his (See SNIPER, Page 2) of Texas tower. From that com- friends, to turn to butchery? had any influence on the psy- the tumor was a possible aggra- manding position he shot 13 per-1 What derailed his apparently or- chic behavior." Dr. de Chenar vation to his mental condi- Viet Zone Bombed Again SAIGON (AP) - U. S. B52 tain lair of North Vietnamese enemy broke contact with 10,- Navy pilots from the aircraft Stratoforts bombed the demili- regulars four miles east of the 000 men of the U.S. 25th Infan'- carrier Constellation attacked the tarized zone for the fourth time Cambodian frontier. try and 1st Air Cavalry Divisions headquarters complex with rock- in a week today, then pounded The latter attacks apparently 25 miles southwest of Pleiku City ets and 500- and 1,000-pound two North Vietnamese positions were intended to block the North yesterday. bombs. They reported destroying close to the Cambodian border. Vietnamese from pulling back in- Elsewhere in South Viet Nam, four large buildings and damag- The huge eight-engine bomb- to Cambodian sanctuary. A force there was only scattered, minor ing seven others. ARRIVING FOR COOKOUT — Luci Johnson and her ers struck before dawn at North of North Vietnamese army regu- ground action. The Navy pilots sighted three fiance, Pat Nugent, arrive last night for a Texas-style Vietnamese infiltration routes, lars had engaged U.S. infantry- In the air war against North Surface-to-Air Missiles (SAMs) supply dumps and gun positions men and cavalrymen in this cen- Viet Nam, U.S. pilots flew 83 within 10 miles of Haiphong but coolcout at suburban Maryland home of a friend. Just as in the buffer zone separating tral plateau area in a serie? of weather-hampered missions yes- all three missed, a U.S. spokes- food was ready, in one of pre-wedding parties for the North and South Viet Nam. short intense fights earlier this terday including a raid on the man said. No American planes couple, who marry tomorrow, it started to rain and affair In two more raids, only 2

By JACQUELINE ALBAN the "shark scare" evokes nudging uneasiness in the water to-nose encounters with sharks and escaped unacknowledged "Sharks. Everybody out of the water." enthusiast. and unhurt. They have also been viciously attacked without The alarm, sounding up and down Monmouth County's He doesn't know whether to take it seriously and remain warning. shores, has become a familiar part of summer along with on his suntanned toes, or chalk it up to unfounded, confused BLOOD IS MADDENING water pollution and increased traffic. rumors and continue his carefree daily swim beyond the line Divers and marine biologists agree, however, that blood But unlike the latter, resented but grudgingly tolerated. of surfers, wave jumpers, and mat riders. in the water has a maddening affect on them, causing them The typical reaction at beach clubs and public bathing to go into a frenzied attack, sometimes killing their own kind. areas after everyone is safely out of the water and accounted Casey points out that the majority of lifeguards today are for: They really couldn't have been sharks, or could they? trained in distinguishing between sharks and other finned fish. WHERE SLAIN GIRL WAS FOUND — Allaire State And if so, they aren't really man-eating sharks, or are they? But even the most seasoned marine biologist can mistake t Park worker stands at spot on tecludsd bridle path COULD HAVE BEEN man-eater from another shark species from a distance. They most certainly could have been — and from all Discounting the old sailor's tale that splashing, flailing where police discovered nude body of Donna DeRier, scientific calculations — were sharks, says Jack Casey, re- the arms, and kicking will frighten them off, Casey noted 19, inset. search biologist at the Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory. that violent movement attracts sharks and sometimes pro- His specialty is the menacing predator of the «jf 'Die complaints charged that testimony would have been and MARINE port—will be renamed Gilbert man Lawrence J. Kirk, tlie bor- ouncilman Albert L. Diano re- Roe, commissioner of the De public isiuts hi Long brunch. the petitions wtte not adequattsylericlosing copies of alleged Cape May to Block Island: Rd., if an ordimiricfc requested >ugh attorney also will dttw up larked, "I don't know where we partment of Conservation and . At adjournment, County 1'iow checked for vttifsc&tfon of big- igtd petitions. iindd s frof m an easterlt y quad It&t laglit by Mayor Mm E. Lem- an ordinance requiring ground- any beaches in New Shrews- Economic Development. cutor Vincent P. Reuper e.aia that natui C'S and that they eomaiik*>d City Auditor Armour S. Husart ant 10 to 20 knots into this tm, Jr., is adopted. ing of metal clad buildings. ury," Councilman Herbert L. the pantl had concluded its in- forgeries iind were swum to by istified for almost an hour on erring becoming variable (ess "In accordance with a rcsolu- Tilt mayor suggested the road Lester 11. Hbdax of 36 Glen- illett, 3d, agreed. quiry on both cases. But the ic falst affidavits. ie court lecords. He had report- an 10 knots tonight and mostly ion adopted by the Boiough o! be named in honor of Robert wood Dr. asked council to do Charlts It. Wilson of 39 Peach suits, he said, would not be dis- The January session Grand d discrepancies, but not short- ortbwest to west 10 to 15 knots Interlaktn," he said, "the pio~ Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo something about noise from kir- was aw&rded a (450 contract closed until it report is made m Jury, which heard the cast, de- ges, in I%4 records and Mr. imorrow. Cloudy occasional posed dredging originally sched- seph S. Gilbert, 43 Howard Avt. rtft taking off from Ked Bank . construct a septic Unk and court u. the end of the term, clined to indict anyone and rec- 'alaia contended that errors had •*in today and early tonight uled, to begin on Sept. 15 will The young man, a former bor- Airport toward the west. Twin-en- ieepage pit to ttrve police head- Sept. 12. ommended that laws on circula- ccurred because of backlogs learing later tonight slid most- start immediately, since it will ough resident and a graduate of gined planes, he said, sometimes luarters and the roads depart- tion o[ [K-'titions he relaxed.. fair tomorrow. Visibility one Under investigation were nounting due to a lack of cleri- gieatly improve drainage in up- borough schools, was le shake the pictures from his walls dent barn. efiange. - erf • government referen- Kay Jury Legislates cal help. ,ile or less in rain or fog into land areas of the municipality killed serving with the armed as early as 6:15 ajn. Mayor dum petitions which brought about Mr. Duze and Mr. Bracey pro- Waiting to testify but not called arly tonight improving to one to adjacent to the Lake." forces in Viet Nam. Lemon will see James Loeb, Red the February election to adopt tested that tlie jury was legislat- ree miles later tonight and to s City Magistrate Stanley Co- Tlie contract award for $54,312 The ordinance, introduced last Bank Air Taxi president, about the Mayor Council plan now in ing rather than determining 'ive miles or more tomorrow. Housing went to Frank Z. Sindlinger Inc., night, will be heard publicly Sept. tiie problem. The sir taxi com- effect, and the records of court whether there had been law in- TIDES 'of Holmdel, low bidder for tlie 1. pany, he said, has been co-op- (Continued) Clerk Frank Palaia. fractions. erative in tlie past. Sandy Hook project. Refer Request ve there, they said—and for Superior Court Judge Elvin R. TODAY - High 11:24 p.m. end Miss Sanita J. (amassa, city A request from the Monmoutli Legislation Asked oin - operated laundry fadli- Simmill then requested Mr. Keu- Wilentz ow 5:24 p.m Sindlinger Is to carry out the clerk with whom the League of Regional Board of Education ask- Council went on record by i es and a community muting per to have the new Grand Jury (Continued) maintenance dredging at seven Better Government filed the peti- TOMORROW - High 11:54 ing police enforcement of its res- split vote to urge federal legit oom. consider the case. Mr. DiKe and locations along the southerly tions last December, testified for Mr. Witentz described the U.S. .771. and 11:50 p.m. and low 5:42 olution banning motorcycles on lallon requiring fishing boats Supervision Problem Mr. Bracey testified for more shoreline of Interlaken and 35 minutes on the handling of the jommitment as a moral one, .m. and 6 p.m. Us property was referred to the to keep farther off the beaches. Members of the group said than two hours at an earlier ses- SUNDAY - High 12:30 p.m. one section of the borough's papers. echoing the often-stated stand of borough attorney for proper ac Mayor Lemon, calling himself an hey could undertake the play- sion but Mr. Dure has contend- ind low 6:12 a.m. and 6:42 p.m. northerly shore frontage. Pro)ect Miss Camassa had been the 'resident Johnson that the U.S. tion. Police Chief James A. Her ardent "beach-goer," as are, he round Improvements t h e nv ed he was not permitted to tell For Red Bank and Rumson requirements call for the con- lubject of complaints made by :an not permit a Communist elves, but doubted their ability two Long Branch residents, Ber- his whole story. akeover. ridge, add two hours; Sea tractor to remove and satisfac- torily dispose of approximately xi properly supervise its use. An nard Duze and Sebastian P. Bra- In an effort to continue the "We are going to save Viet right, deduct 10 minutes; Long 7,477 cubic yards of material in earlier attempt to press mothers Slam," he declared. "Tlie day raneii, deduct 15 minutes; High- the overall project. Six Districts Slate nto service ai volunteer super- iid age has ended to allow ands bridge, add 40 minutes. According to Peter J. Gannon, isors flopped because the worn- spheres of Communist influence chief of the department's Bu- n weren't any match for the Manalapan Planners to take over the little countries.' reau of Navigation, the work will Democratic ContesU :eenagers from outside the de- The candidate observed that Sees Roads supplement the extensive dredg- velopment who came to harass had the U.S. entered World War RED BANK - There will be 03 Maple Ave. Building Inspec- ing performed by Sindlinger in he younger children, they laid. I earlier "mSllions of lives might contests in six districts for seats :or John Corrlgan, who is nol Urge Buried Wiring the area from December, Organization of the block group have been saved." Vs. People on the Democratic County Exec- opposed, in the only incumbenl MANALAPAN - The Planning that have existing above ground 1964, through May, 1965, under 'is the first time we've gotten, Mr. Wilentz discussed his 35 utive Committee on primary elec- n the district now. Board last night recommended poles are not Included, the ordi a previous contract awarded by together in this project, and I minute talk with President John tion day. In the seventh: RDO candi- Township Committee approval of nance says. Decision Due the Conservation Department. like it," one of the women pres- son in Washington Tuesday and D o n a 1 d D. Devine, borough dates Councilman and Mrs et said as the meeting closed. an ordinance calling for under- Okay Gas Station TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rich- The work is to be financed en- said he expected that the Presi- Democratic chairman, filed late Charles K. Woodward, 27 Irvinj Frank Luna, MCAP regional ground electric and telephone The planners approved a gai rd J. Hughes believes that with- tirely with state funds. dent would campaign In New Jer- hour nominating petitions for 10 PI., against Carmine and Mil :o-ordinator in this area, and Jo- lines. station application by Hovnanian in a few years more populated sey in the fall. candidates who will try to un- dred Forino, 227 East Bergen PI ieph E. Taylor, the agency's' ex- The measure states that all Brothers. The developer plans to portions of the nation may face He spoke out on several other seat Regular Democratic Organi- Tlie incumbents are Louis A :cutive director, were present at rnajor subdivisions would be re- build a third station in its ^hop- a decision between people or isues: Viet Nam zation candidates. Since there Scotti, 191 Maple Ave., and Mrs, a s t night's meeting. They quired to have underground lines. ping center on Gordons Corner roads. 1. He favors » "tight money,' (Continued) are 24 members in the 12 dis- Mary Finelli, 179 Maple Ave. stressed the need for participa- Applicants would be required to Rd. "Road building may one day In the tenth: RDO candidatei or more restricted credit, as a have to decrease or our com- installations. Pilots said they tricts of the borough, a clean ion in the Red Bank Neighbor- submit their plans to the Plan- Geneva Johnson, 180 Leigh Levitt and Sons got approval weapon against Inflation. munities will become disorga- damaged or destroyed 59 barges, sweep would not wrest control hood Council, the local co-ordinat- ning Board before final subdivi- for one station for its shopping from the RDOs. ton Ave., and Oscar DeChalus, 3. sion approval is granted. 2. He would not have voted, nized," Hughes said. 38 storage buildings, nine bridges ng group for MCAP. center on Rt. 9 but not for the had lie been in the Senate, foi The RDO slate is headed by Bank St., both of whom are in Subdivision of 12 lots or less "We may, within a few years, land 20 trucks. cumbents, against Athelcn second. The board's attorney was any bill to force airline worker; have to make the choice be- Councilman Daniel J. O'H em, and lots within improved streets Red Response Steele, 124 West Bergen PL, am instructed to determine if the sta- back to their jobs, preferring in ween the integrity O|f people who is running for mayor and SMART SAVERS North Viet Nam noted the sec- Robert Powell, 121 Montgomery tion conforms to an ordinance stead full use of collective bar- ind their community life and the committee seat in the 12th dis- which states that stations mus gaining. ond anniversary today of the first trict. Ter. efficiency of a mile of a new American air attack on it with a Wiring be 3,000 feet apart before the 3. He has the "greatest sym- Already Taken In the twelfth: Councilmar highway." vow to defeat "U.S. aggression' planners consider the request. pathy" for persons forced to liv< O'Hern against John J. Kulhar, (Continued) The governor made the re and to drive the Americans deep- Mr. Devine wanted to file his The board approved an appli- in substandard conditions, speak- marks in a speech prepared for committee candidates under the 146 Manor Dr. Mr. O'Hern anc Resds Rd. "I'm concerned about er into an "endless tunnel." The Rosemary Minear, 141 Hardinj TAKE cation for Eugene Gentile, Wood- ing of disturbances in Puerto the whole borough and the whole, a Conference of the Great Lakes declaration in the North Viet Regular Democratic Organiza- ward Rd., for a gas station al Rican sections of Perth Ambo; Association of Railroad and Util- Rd., who is not opposed, are thi state," (he declared. namese Communist party news- tion name, but was told the name Rts. 3 and 522. 04s week, but thinks 'little is ity Commissioners Friday at incumbents. paper Nhan Dan was broadcast was already taken. For the time Mayor John E. Lemon, Jr. as- gained in the long run by violat- White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. A gas station application by by radio Hanoi to mark the raid being, the "Devine Democrats" sured the public that council has ing the law." "The matching up of corn- Richland Corp. also was ap- by U.S. planes on North Viet- are officially nameless. TEN! explored,all legal avenues and is 4. He will make his financial munity values with highway Injured In proved. The station would e al namese naval installations Aug. Contests are on tap in these DtswiHi iaW« la ym Stvlnfi convinced it can do nothing about position clear after the primary rejects has, as you all know, Rts. 527 and 33. 5, 1964, after clashes between districts: Aceomh m o» bafw* A«f. 10* the overhead high-voltage pow- but has no intention of listing his become one of the most per- 'Cycle, Car Crash [Communist PT boats and U.S. In the third: RDO candidates er lines on public property. assets publicly any earlier. istent problems of modern high- destroyers in the Gulf of Tonkin Robert J. Holiday, 21 Elm PI., LITTLE SILVER - One pei Highir Intorett Council will, however, check out 5. He is hopeful of gaining way construction in urban areas," son waj injured yesterday wh«r In South Viet Nam, U.S. pi- and Mary Wilson,' 1 Elm PI., tlie possibility, raised by Mr. backing from organized labor, Hughes said. a car and motorcycle collidec lots reported destroying or dam- against Louis Dacey, 257A Sperling, that there is a strip of but concedes that Sen. Case's.lib- "Your state and mine are fill head-on at Branch Ave. and Rum aging 607 enemy huts, 21 bunk- Spring St., and Louise Gordon, land between the residential part eral record will help him in ing up," the speech said. "This son Rd. here. ers, and 20 sampans in a total J45 Spring St. John M. Walsh and of Reeds Rd. and the high school that area. Irend is obviously irreversible. Alan Kraut of 3 Silverwhl of 455 sorties yesterday. South Gertrude Kennelly are the incum PiU W property across which the power RtVERVIEW Case Unopposed Whatever our existing means of bents. Ave., driver of the cycle, was company may have no easement public transport, we are going Vietnamese fliers added 260 Cfock IVwy ~'***Bank As the 4tealUn« ppaised tor can- In the fourth: RDO candidates taken to Riverview Hospital, Eec * Mo. On lor their new line. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan didateid s to {tti S C f to have to move more and more more single-plane strikes Sen. Case found The B52s returned from Guam!Mildred Savastano, 41 Madison Bank, where he was treated fo ThM-Sovint [nee Theresa Landfersk 166 See- himself unopposed for the GO people and goods by every con- Rule* Established for another strike while the In Ave., and Councilman Theodore abrasions of the hand and minp ey Ave., Keansburj, Ma, nomination fop a third terra and ceivable means." An ordinance establishing rules ternational Control Commission! J. Labrecque, Jr., 40 Madison braises. (or operation df nursing homes day. '; Mr. Wilentz^fhcing j*. Fro* Ave., against John and Laura Police said his cycle, headec "three other-, fees.' is investigating complaints from within the borough was adopted Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sniper both North and South Viet Nam Gorman, 34 Molly Pitcher Vil north on Branch Ave., was unanimously after public hearing. nee Sabina Dalfonzo), 15 Hndet lage. The seats are row held by collision with a vehicle operated (Continued) on military activities in the zone. A use variance allowing Ed- tve., Hazlet, daughter, yester- Hanoi charges American bombs Chairman Devine and Mrs. Gor- by Mary Cataldo, 36 Oceanpoi ward C. Jenkins of Eatontown to lay. hood encephalitis which would man. Ave. Police said the Catald Member Federal Reitrve. Trash Fire damage the brain, he might pre- landed on its side of the strip, move his house to a lot he owns In the sixth: RDO candidate vehicle was turning left onl Federal Deposit Iiuuranct Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Rankir serve outwardly normal behav- inflicting civilian casualties; Sai- in the industrial zone in Pine Virginia C. Langendorf, 68 Oak- Rumson Rd.-from Branch Avi Corporation nee Eileen Drabik), 376 Lloyi ior, yet be mean and cruel." gen charges that North Viet Nam Brook Rd. was rejected unan- Sparks One land St., against Alaine Kaplan, when the accident occurred. Kd., MaUwan, daughter, yester The pathologist added that is sending men and supplies in- imously. Mr. Wlllett said that day. to the south through the area. Borough Council has no authority Whitman wu "not feeble-mind- In Store Canada, a member of the con- to authorize moving a dwelling Mr. and Mrs. John SclUieri ed or epileptic" and said that trol commission, voiced concern into a prohibited zone. ;ne« Mari«. Yilotti) 723 Parker KEYPORT - A fire started by his case "does not look like any St.. Perth Jttfcoy, son, yester- burning trash in the rear of th» of the clearcut mental Illnesses over any violation of the demili- Also denied was a use vari- day. property yesterday caused jevere such ai schizophrenia or manic- tarized zone, which was created SPECIAL We want ance requested by Carten Realty Mr. and Mfl^CarlM. Pasquale depressive behavior." under the 1954 Geneva armistice * Md-toate0111 r storedamag Ease t(l Co., owned by Louis Carotenuto [nee Mildred Ciline), 225 Cher-" ^ > What then? What caused agreement. Informed sources in work to of New Monmouth, to erect a ry Tr., La., Midwftewn, son, yes- Charles Whitman to turn into a Ottawa said Canada was press- nursing home in the residential terday. Fire Chief William Newmai [sniper who meant to shoot un- ing the other ICC members, In- keep our tone on Wayside Rd. opposite Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parrish could not estimate the amount o til he was dead? dia and Poland, for a full in- Bongarzone's Landscape Nursery !nee Brenda Wainwright), 8 Walk- dollar damage to the building. H The grand jury said it agreed vestigation but so far had only men busy. Only Councilman Edmond J. Nor- er Ter., New Monmouth, son, reported that the blaze ignitec with Austin Police Chief Robert India's support. ris voted for the variance, al yesterday. the rear showroom, ceiling am A. Miles to release the notes left Uneasy lull SUPER other councilmen opposing nurs- SAVINGS! Mr. and Mrs. John Scheftz (nee roof. by Whitman only to "authorized An uneasy lull settled over the Itg homes in a residential area You can qit outre savings off of our normally low pricoi If The fire was reported at 4: investigating agencies since they rain-soaked la Drang Valley 235 An appeal from a decision o! Carol Seidle), 603 Cambridge you act now. Rtmtmbtr, w« do not pay Salomon's com- SAVINGS and took approximately an houi contain unverified statements of miles north of Saigon, where U.S. the Planning Board by Harry J. Ave., Union Beach, daughter, yes- missions, no concessionaire'* profit*. Wo pots Huso savings to extinguish, the fire chief sai an insane killer concerning an troops have fought a series of IF YOU ACT NOW and Jean Corbett of 302 River- terday. oa to yott--ani now, mow too. Call for frt* asrinMtti M All seven local fire compani innocent individual , . ." short, sharp engagements with edge Rd. was upheld. The Cor- Mr. and Mrs. Edward LeBetz all typo I fought the blaze. There were m North Vietnamese regulars this betti appealed a Planning Boar (ne« Sharon Durkin), 443 Atlantic Last night in Lake Worth, Fla., injuries. week. ruling that their two lots, bough St., Keyport, son, yesterday. hometown of the Whitman fam- on a single deed and taxed oi Chief Newman said fireme ily, about 300 persons recited the The Communists broke off con- MONMOUIH MEDICAL a single bill, have consolidates were able to contain the fire in a rosary in the chapel of a fu- tact ^yesterday, but Ma], Gen, Long Branch Into ofie tract. area between the ceiling of th neral home for Whitman and his John Norton, commander of the : Not so, council ruled last night Mr. and Mrs. William King, rear showroom and the roof. mother. The 15-minute service U.S. 1st A ir Cavalry Division, ADD A The two lots are still separate re- (nee Carol Urbeilis), 221 Creek The store is owned by Arthu was led by Rev. Thomas Anglim, said the spurt in enemy activ- gardless of the single deed anc Rd., Keansburgf son, yesterday and Haorld Waffenfeld, here, an pastor of Sacred Heart Catholic ity may be the signal for the tax bill. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Esposito Paul Waffenfeld, Deal. Church. start of a Red monsoon cam- LOW-COST Council's decision relieves trie (uee Alberta Collerone), 87 Tin- paign in South Viet Nam's stra- from having to subdi ton Ave., Apartment 6, Eaton- tegic central plateau. vide their property before build town, daughter, yesterday. "We are ready for them. We ROOM log. an additional dwelling on i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Banvaca UaydenAppeals Againhave hurt two of their battalions (nee Ruth McDonald), 20 Lincoln already," said Norton, whose Ct., Keansburg, daughter, yester cavalrymen have reinforced units day. To Retain Swim Pool of the U.S. 25h Infantry Division ADDITION MTKIN and South Korean troops in the COLTS NECK - Robert W. NERVE DEAFNESS Neptune "Would the granting of this var- heavy jungle. Ha/den made another try last iance encourage the people of this You'll b« amwwd at hew low Mr. and _ Mrs. Bernard W CAN IT BK HKLPEDT night to keep his controversial town to flagrantly violate th« prlet can b» for a btautlral Flood (nee Caroline Vroman), 3 swimming pool. the rules and regulations?" asked now room addition, especially Smith St., Farmingdale, (laugh Notwithstanding a decision In Mr. Novins. "I don't believe they ter, yesterday. Jail Woman now during our special tummtr Superior Court at Freehold May would after what Mr. and Mrs. savings event. Let us help you Mr. and Mrs. Nurnzio Musto 11 that the pool, built in the front Haydfn have gone through." (nee Marie Patti), 232 Albcr yard at Hayden's home on Horse-1 For Language plan Hie room you want and Frank Porter, Richdale Rd., a PI., Elberon, daughter, yester- shoe Ter., was in violation of the LONG BRANCH - Acting Mag- give you a free estimate cover- neighbor of the Haydens who al- day. township's zoning ordinance, lie istrate Theodore Mirabella yes- ing all costs. No obligation, so is applying for a variance to Mr. and Mrs. William Sodcr appnaled again for a zoning vari- terday sentenced Mrs. Alice call now. 24-hour phone ser- (nee Janet Beams), Ilulse' build a pool, commented that the ince. Peay, no address, to six months vice. Corner Rd., Farmingdalc, son layout of the Hayden's property ffiRVE DMFKSS STRIKES The Board of Adjustment, after in the Monmouth County jail for yesterday. made a backyard pool somewhat a henring, resecwd decision. using loud ind profane language If you hear people talking hut Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gibe undesirable. Die property over- "My appeal to you is a purely in the Joline Ave, Bar Aug. 2. don't understand the words, you (m-e Edfltraud Strzoda), W-.' looks the Monmouth Consolidated practical one," argued Robert J. Miss Eva Bickwcll of Newark may have a partial nerve deaf- 34th St., Farmingdale, daughter, Water Co.'s reservoir. Novins, Mr. llayden's attorney, received a suspended sentence ness lots. yesterday. asking: "To me, this pool, his home, for being drunk and disorderly Mr. and Mrs. F.dubijrs DeJesu "Can we do anything for the the whole property, is an asset Wednesday on Second Ave. and (nee Rosa Kspinosa, 71 li. Main Township, can we do anything to the community," Mr. Porter Broadway. The magistrate told St., Freehold, daughter, yester A TREE «nd inform- for the Haydrns, can we do any- said, "There comes a time when her to leave the city and not re- day. ' gtlve booklet covcrins thi« thing for both?" a variance should be granted " turn. Mr. Novins indicated that the vital subject will be itnt to you on "But why did you complete the request. Just fill in the coupon — Haydens would he willing to ac- pool after you learned (in 1964) no oWlgstlon, of course! Fined $170 In cept any conditions In order to Commuter Train that it was in violation of the koep the pool. Red Bank Court ordinance?" queried board mem- Delayed for Hour ber Kenneth ('forge. "It Is walled and protected and, MATAWAN — Passenger trains RliD HANK—Rose N. Zcnn "We never were Issued B stop in order to meet any esthetic on the New York-Long Branch hrio of Mlridletown, chnrpnl witli considerations, w« ire willing to driving a car without the own order," answered Mr. Hayden. Railroad ware delayed for an NO MONEY DOWN Let Us Help "It is true," Mr. Novins add- landscape the pool to hide it hour last night when three nr's permission mid without a from view," he said. Shelter Rock Lone I license, last ni^hl was fined $170 ed, "that we commenced this freight cars derailed near the You pool without a building permit, station. 1st PAYMENT-NOVEMBER Donbury. Conn. j and placed on probation for one Board Chairman Frank Roe year. it Is a fait accompli that the!stated that enough argument had The chief dispatcher's office MR Consolidate Kathleen A. KIIIIM, 0!) Rt. 35 |MKll is lllPIC." been presented for the board to said this morning that the south- UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY . UIM ««d m* m IK11 .. i>y «r • 'Micldldowii, was fiiwd $30 am: The attorney stated that this consider the application anew. bound, trick was damaged and "Ntrve D(ifnf*>-Cin It *» lltlpnl?" I Debts. lost her license for 30 tlnyfi for wns not the prime iisuf, that He explained that at the present trains had to bo detoured on the v leaving the scene of an acd the application for the variance time the Hoard of Adjustment northhound track. MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. • If you «kmt«, wt *m AOBMIS dent. should \m cun.iliVrcd In view of wai without the scrvlcei of a Trains delayed by the derail- t«»«llthe marine lab has Shopping Center, no one inquired conducted a program of tagging when she didn't appear. sharks to learn th,eir migratory, At 11:30 at night, when she spawning, and growth habits didn't arrive home, her mother The most common species sighted Evelyn asked Manasquan police and tagged in this area include to look for her and her car. Thedogfish, sandbar, blue, mako, discovery was made by a town hammerhead, dusky, and white thjp patrol about 90 minutes sharks. later. Of the world's 12 known man- MiM De Rier also is survived eaters, the white shark is con by her fattier, Donald, a photo sidered the most fearsome. Ham engraving businessman, and merheads are also reported to brother, Ronald, 16. eat humans, when provoked to attack. Some biological facts about sharks: The most streamlined of verte- brates, they possess torpedolike speed, using their paired fore- fins for steering, and their tails for propulsion. Inside the shovel edged snout are row upon row of teeth capable of seizing, shear- ing, piercing, or crunching and FREE! renewing themselves by moving forward when one tooth wears out or is torn out. Holiday Sweepstakes Shark skin is covered with minute, raior-shirp, closely woven denticles capable of flay Win 14 expense-paid days ing another fish or swimmer with a single swipe or lunge of the body. for two in Europe. Touch Organs Equipped with tactiles, touch _,. . Choice of 27 cities served by Pan Am. organs, a shark can rub a fin or his tail against an object Stop jumping up and down. and determine whether it Is edi We. His eyes are highly adapt- :• , . Run to your favorite Reddy Kilowatt Appliance Dealer. able Jo changes in light and pos- sess unusual depth perception. look at his selection of new electric ranges. No minimum bolcmc* All sharks are carnivorous, bul Fill out an entry blank there. (Nothing to buy) • • .".'.• live mainly on "trash" fish, tur- required * GuorantMil tles, sea birds, small porpoises ' ' Go home—start packing. proof of payment • Pay and plankton. Casey tells of dissecting sharks Stop yelling at tho kids. You'll miss theml your fafllsa t horn* and at the marine lab and discover Jersey Central Power & Light/New Jersey Power & light gain mm* Uiiurt rim* ing tin cans, cardboard boxes •OWN W ITMrMMttLOC and grass—no human bones. • S«rvk« a our biggest His advice to bathers: Enjoy SWEEPSTAKES RUU1S 1. Entry blanks may be tilled out al Roddy 3. "Holldoy SweepitokBi" tl subject to all Federal and State ami oddr«n on the coupon below and moil lo JCP&l/M'P&l *— — 1 Buy with att*t • Can w« help' you? the water, don't drift too far ou Kilowatt Dealtrt'lrqm Aug. 6 to'5ept. 24, lVoo. You mutt be 21 regulation!. Employ«e« ol JCPM/NJP&l, lt> adverting onency, "Holiday Swo^pilokM, ' Bo« 55, Morriitown, N.J. I •"I'Wel or away from others, go ashore yean of age or over to entar. Enter ol often al you like. Ona fan Am, Reddy Kilowatt Deolerl and appliance dlltrlbulorl, anrl if cut or bruised and bleeding, prize par percon or per married couple. members ol Ihelr lomlliti are not elifjible 10 enlei. Name from He <««l»c and if a finned fish is sighted, 2. No purchoie It raqulred lor entry In JCP8.1/NJPM "Holldoy 4. Drawing will be hnld during the week ol Ocl. 3, 1966. The A(jdre» ORAL JERSEY BANK leave quietly, but calmly. Don' Sweepltokej." Prize Irlp muit be claimed by September 30, 1967. winner will be notilied by registered mall. 5. If IrWl no Raddy Kllowalt Dealer near you, write your nor»» City ..Telephone No.. I... OAPR T»WJ"rr COMmNV take eham>ei by ignoring the Trjpiwln b IrdralarableVbul not rtdunabl* In cart. ANP T»WJ"rr Judjmtot of a lifeguard. •*+« Html Drt**r» gf &4 m **l «* •»• August 5; MM THE DAILY REGISTER them Vmv*** •*• jCurriculum j the neighborhood, ready outlawed an* practice* House Today TcuMes ten selling the home at an un- but yielded to the inaMenct of jucionable markup to a Negro other members that the amend- OBITUARIES Workshop Is Open Housing Clauseunily," ment be included. Busy Place WASHINGTON (AP) - The anti-violence laws remain to be House comes to grips today with considered. OPEN YEAR 'ROUND" ' MRS. ELLA MAY LEWIS , MRS. CATHERINE BEUTE AUGUST1NO ANFUSO LONG BRANCH - A highlight the controversial open housing The House made two changes MORGANVILLE - Mrs. Cath- LONG BRANCH - AugusUno of the summer programs at Long RUMSON - Mrs. Ella May provision—a cornerstone of the n the open housing section yes- Beute, 85, of 92 Baldwin Anfuso, 87, of 405 West Colum- Branch High School now ii the Lewis. 89, of 118 Rumson Rd., 1966 Civil Rights Bill. A vote is lerday. One, adopted amid bois- Ave., widow of August Beute, bus PI., died at home Wednesday curriculum development workshop died in her home yesterday after scheduled on a motion to strike terous laughter, would prevent died in Monmouth after a lengthy illness. for members of the business ed- . • short illness. yesterday it from the legislation. discrimination against families Medical Center, Long Branch, af- ucation department. Born m Stoneham, Mass., she Born in Italy, Mr. Anfuso had House leaders appeared confi- with children in the sale or ter a short illness. was the daughter of the late lived here 60 years. He was a Under the direction of Mrs, dent they could count on a small, rental of housing. John and Delia Richardson Swint. Mrs. Beute was born in New son of the late Anthony and Eliz- Jane Polhemus, the teacher! are but firm majority to stand by It was offered by Rep. Bob A former Springfield, Mass., res-. York City and lived 35 years in abeth Anfuso. Casey, D-Tex, and warmly sup creating new programs for busi- the provision that would open ident, she had lived here four Laurence Harbor, moving here A retired laborer at Fort Mon- large apartments and newly buil ported by Rep. Hugh L. Carey Red Hill Rd. years. five years ago. mouth, /vlr. Anfuso was a com- ness education students, updating tract homes to anyone who can D-NY. Between them, they are ' Mrs. Lewis' late husband. Dr. She was a member of the St. municant of Holy Trinity Catho- courses, testing new equipment, afford them. eading fathers in the House MIDDLETOWN . Seth A. Lewis, a Springfield phy- Lawrence Altar Rosary Society lic Church, here. and studying new teaching tech- The measure still would be Uarey has 14 and Casey 10. subject to final approval when Supporters of the bill fought it sician for more than 50 years, n Laurence Harbor and the St. He is survived by his wife, iques. •ardti Slat* Pkwy. lirtfone* 114 died here last year. Clement's Altar Rosary Society Mrs. Margaret Messina Anfuso; the entire bill is put to a ro! but were outnumbered, 99 to 50 Working with Mrs. Polhemus y Southern Democrats and Re- Opt* Dally f A.M. to i P.M. She was a member of the DAR at St. Clement's Catholic Church, four sons, Anthony Anfuso call on final passage. It appears re Thomas Angerio, Charlotte likely, however, the final vote publicans, most of them opposed INCLUDING SUNDAYS and of the Daughters of Found- Matawan. Oceanport, Nunzio Anfuso hamy, George DeLorenzo, Mrs. will be put off until next week. to the bill. 'Hie amendment is ers and Patriots of America. She Surviving are a son, Charles West Long Branch, and Carmen larbara Manella, Mrs. Martha The House has betn working on subject to a later roll call vote was also a member of the Na- Beute of this place; a grand- and Angelo Anfuso, both here; ile'gmund, and Mrs. Florence the bill for JO days. Also approved by voice vote Featuring tional Society of New England daughter, and three great-grand- seven grandchildren, and five eintraub. The slow pace of debate forced was an amendment that would Women and of the Springfield children. great-grandchildren. prohibit the practice known as Womens Club. the leaders to postpone the show- THE FINEST A Requiem Mass will be offer- A Solemn High-Requiem Mass down vote on the housing pro- "blockbusting" by real estate Surviving are a son, S. Cage ed tomorrow at 9 a.m. in St. will be offered tomorrow in Holy Nab 2 Men posal until today. Earlier they agents. Lewis, with whom she lived, and Joseph's Catholic Church, Key- Trinity Church at 9 a.m. Burial, had talked of completing action Rep. Jonathan B. Bingham, a sister, Mrs. Nathanial T. Ewer port. Burial, under the direction directed by the Damiano Funeral on the entire measure by last D-NY, who proposed it, de- PEACHES of Philadelphia. of the Waitt Funeral Home of this Home,' will be in Mt. Carmel Qn Warrants night. Even after the housing scribed blockbusting as "scaring place, will be in Holy Cross Ceme- Arrangements are under the Cemetery, West Long Branch. KEANSBURG — Two local men section is finished, titles dealing property owners into selling thei: IN tery, North Arlington. direction of the Worden Funeral rere arrested here yesterday on with school desegregation and'homes below the proper value THE STATE Home, Red Bank. MRS. AUGUSTA C. COOPER warrants charging they failed to MRS. GEORGE F. LUBCKE HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. ippearin other courts to answer OF : EDWARD R. SHUMARD NEPTUNE CITY - Mrs. Fran- —Mrs. Augusta C. Cooper, 76, of raffic summonses. NEW JERSEY NORTH MIAMI BEACH, Fla. eft M. Lubcke, 48, of 39 Ridge 6 2 0 1 Sydney Dr., formerly of Police chief Robert J. Kronen- - Edward R. Shumard, 77, of PI., died Wednesday in Fitkin Monmouth County, N. J., died erger identified them as George 255 Northeast 165th St., died Wed- Hospital, Neptune. She was the Monday in her home. Zweidinger, 19, of 41 Oak wife of George F. Lubcke. who was turned over to Madi- LIQUIDATORS nesday at home. He was former- She was the daughter of the ly a resident of Bradley Beach, Mrs. Lubcke was the sister of late Mr. and Mrs. John E. on Township police, and Carl 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY NOW1 Sullivan, 49, of 72 Bayview N.J. James V. Smith of Ocean Town- Sheehan and the wile of the late FRESH ship. Frank Cooper. Surviving is her \ve., who was released after " Born in Burlington, N.J., Mr. Msting 525 bail pending his ap- She was born in Neptune, daughter, Mrs. Jerome E. JERSEY Shumard was a retired self-em- pearance in Hudson County Dis- FABULOUS BARGAINS - ployed painter and decorator. He daughter of the late Mr. and Grause, with whom she lived. CORN Services were held this morn- rict Court. was a former chief of the Brad- Mrs. Peter Smith. BIG-SWEET ley Beach Fire Company, a mem- She was a member of the Evan- ing under the direction of the Wil- liam S. Anderson Funeral Home, TO fiU Jobs fast, place "Help THURSDAY 10 A.M. and JUICY ber of the New Jersey Exempt gelical Lutheran Church of the Firemen's Association and a past Atonement, Asbury Park. Red Bank, N. J. Burial was in Wanted" ads in The Daily Reg-|l president of the Optimist Club St. Raymond's Cemetery, West- Ister Classified. • Also surviving are a son, PFC here. chest*r. N. Y. Qeorge F. Lubcke of Fort Dev- ' Surviving are his wife, Mrs. eni, Mass.; two daughters, Nora MRS. ANE PETERSEN Elma Smith Schumsrd;"a son, Lubcke and Frances Lubcke, OCEANPORT - Mrs. Ane Pe- CONTINUING THIS EVENT THROUGH WEDNESDAY—DONT MISS IT Edward F. Shumard, at home; tersjn, 80, of 6 Main St., died three daughters, Mrs. Marjorie both at home; two other broth- yesterday in her home. Springsteen of Red Bank, N.J., ers, Thomas P. Smith of Oak- Mrs. Petersen was born in Den- Mrs. Thelma Van Note of Spring land, Calif., and Joseph Smith Lake, N.J., and Mrs. Mila Dis- mark. She was the widow of Pe- brow of West Long Branch, N.J., of New York City, and two sis- ter J. Petersen. A former Wood- and Miss Margaret Shumard of ters, Mrs. Margaret Maresco and bridge resident, she had lived Burlington; five grandchildren, Mrs. Nora Bello of Brooklyn. here 34 years, , and 12 great-grandchildren. . Surviving are a son, Joseph K The funeral will be tomorrow Petersen, with Whom she lived; Services will be Monday at 2 at 2 p.m. in the Francioni, Tay- four daughters, Mrs. Anna p.m. at the Farry Memorial lor and Lopez Funeral Home, Drews, here, Mrs. Mae Callahan ' Home, Asbury Park, N.J. Burial Neptune, with Rev. Walter Fork of Neptune, Mrs. Josephine Os- will be in Monmouth Memorial er officiating. Burial will be in borne of Oakland Park, Fla., and fark. New Shrewsbury, N.J. Monmouth Memorial Park. Mrs. Katrine Dennis of South Amboy; 18 grandchildren, and 14 great-grandchildren. FOR ANY OCCASION Services will be held in the Robert A. Braun Home for Fu- HONEY BEE FLOWERS nerals, Eatontown, at 2 p.m. to- RUSSELL T. HODGKISS morrow. Burial will be in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery, 464 IROAD STREET Woodbridge. SHREWSBURY MURPHY SERVICE ~ 741^4020 RED BANK — A Requiem Rtllabl* Slwa 1M7 Mass will be offered at 9 a.m. tomorrow in St. Anthony's Cath- BY WIRE ANYWHERE olic Church for Mrs. John R. Murphy of 353 Newman Springs Rd.',-4nb died Wednesday in Mon- mouth Medical Center. The Wil- liam S. Anderson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

•re often happy past a treasury or fufcsre bopec Let us Ticket Driver help you mate those mtmorin *m io a beavttM, p Visit Arts Study Communion THE DAILY BLISTER FruUv, August S, 1966-jrS 4 Deal Clerk Is Geared Of Charge DEAL — A charge of attempt- modations at the borough-owned complaint Mr. Laird was actfaj Jersey's Gfowing Ugliness' Criticized ed extortion against Borough beach club. in the absence of Magistrate Har- Clerk Stanley Conover for al- Mr. Levine told the court that old Halpern who had accepted the *y DAVID ROSENZWEIG In a 188-page report to Gov. —Building code regulations that tort irk architects who want a capital construction funds for leged actions in his capacity as on advice of his own counsel, complaint July IT but who de- Associated Press Writer Richard J. Hughes covering the go beyond the requirements freer hand in developing sew new state buildings are devoted manager of the Deal Casino has whom he did not name and who clined to preside at the hearing. TRENTON - The Legis- broad gamut of performing and of health, safety and welfare in styles. muralt, paintings and other been dismissed by Acting was not present, he would not Iiture'i Commission to Study the creative irti, the commission restricting the use of certain con- Many architects, he says, are chitectural adornments. Magistrate James R. Laird. proceed. He said he would "re- Arti in New Jersey has just expressed concern over the struction materials. 'orced to spend too much time Other Proposals The charge had been made by fer" his complaint to the Mon- GRASS FIRE taken a lengthy look at New Jer- "Growing ugliness of our cities —Highway expansion projects nalyzing a local community's Other proposals included: Alex Levine, 71 Monmouth Ave., mouth County Grand Jury. RED BANK — The Union Host sey's landscape and discovered to and the haphazard development that ignore aesthetic effects on building code. He and the com- —A study of the duties of state who continded a case of Scotch Mr. Conover was represented Co. put out a grass fire at SoBth no one's surprise that much ol it of suburban communities." neighboring areas. The Garden mittee members put in a strong gencies engaged in planning, de- whiskey had been suggested to by J. Victor Carton, Asbury Park. pearl St., reported Wednesday at State Parkway is cited as an is ugly. For the most part the commis- plea for adoption of a uniform ign and architecture with a view him as a gift in 1965 to gain On Mr, C>rton's motion, the act- 4:15 p.m. No damage was «• exception. building code throughout the sion went lightly on the culprits award achieving better co-ordi- a better rate for locker accom- ing magistrate dismissed the ported. state. ilthough earmarking some mild "It takes three participants to nation, criticism for antiquated building make good architecture," the The committee further recom- —A requirement that all school and zoning orders and govern- commission's committee on ar- mended that the State Legisla- ilstricts provide adequate facil- ment inactivity in urban plan- chitecture explained. "These are ture Investigate how much power Ues and Instructors in the per- ning. the owner, the architect and the municipal regulatory agencies le Tming arts and creative 'arts DOWNTOWN To have done otherwise might builder. The latter two are edu- gitimately have in setting archi- cated, trained and experienced tectural standards. —presumably including courses have offended too many acces- architectural appreciation. REP BANK sories to the demise of good for their job. The former is not. Few of the committee's sharp ipeciol —Establishment of the" Gov- architecture. Public officials, public boards, criticisms wound up in the com- nor's Conference on Natural corporation boards, managers, mission's summary report. As But a panel of architects and Jeauty as a permanent body of Your Key to entrepreneurs and ordinary vot- semblyman Charles E. Farring- city planners that did the spade- tizens to formulate long range •tntr Living .. . work for the commission showed ers n( budgets and bond issues ton, D-Mercer, the chairman and ANNUAL and every man who builds him- driving force behind the three- plans for the physical and visual no such inhibitions. In an appen- Resign of New Jersey. NEWBERRY'S dix to the report and in inter- self a house, a store, an office or year study, attributes It to a lack views, the panel took to (ask: a factory building are decision of space since the commission The report also coincided with NOW OFFERS makers in the quality of archi —The State Department of Edu- also surveyed the status of paint- the governor's signing of a bill tecture and, except ,by accident cation for failing to provide in- ing, music, literature, photog- creating a state council on the or coincidence, are generally un- struction in architectural appre- raphy, drama, dancing and'edu- arts. Its purpose is to encourage 1C0AI CLEANING INSTANT prepared to perform their func- ciation at the lower grade school cation in the arts. study and participation in the tion. arts throughout the state. CREDIT levels. But both Farrington and Rigo- —The federal government for Arthur Rigolo, past president lo are in accord on the need to Farrington, a political realist, With Our New shelling out vast sums of money of the New Jersey Society of Ar- teach youngsters In their forma foresees some legislative opposi- SALE for sprawling housing develop- chitects and chairman of the tive years about how to use their tion to setting aside state build- Credit Coupon ments with little regard to commission's study committee on eyes tastefully. ing funds for buying art works. The finest quality dry- beauty. architecture, concedes that they "Many people think that be- "Some legislators," he ob- cleaning, the kind that Flan! —A "high handed" tendency aren't blameless. cause the Legislature hasn't done served, "wonder what we're do- brings extra trim, tailored among some local governing Not all architects, he says something, it'* because it's not ing in this field when people 1 freshness to coats, can NO MONEY DOWN boards to dictate architectural I have the guts to'stand up and interested^" says Farrington. In their areas are on welfare. be yours NOW at a Credit Coupons Can Bi styles, particularly through ordi-1 tell » client his Ideas are ridicu- "That's not so. Many times i Furthermore, he said it may nances which require "colonial" lous if not repulsive to the eyes. just hasn't been brought to their take years before the bulk of the substantial reduction UM4 Jwt Llkt Cash. style buildings. But the concensus among archi- attention." commission's recommendations from our regular price. l| tects, he adds, is frustration. And, he acknowledges, many are enacted into law. Rigolo uys his home com- lawmakers never were taught to IJmunlty of Clifton requires gas appreciate good architecture. II stations to be built in "colonial" In its report to the governor We're Always Happy to I style. Although admittedly an im- last week, the commission recom- I provement over ordinary-looking mended legislation to require thai gas stations, regulations of this not less than one per ceni Firemen to Mark 50th Anniversary FAMOUS BELFORD — Miss Carmen will be Miss Pamela Donaldson, NAMES Regularly 2.00 Petrichko, Port Monmouth, wa Convent Station, winner of th< recently selected "Miss Belford "Miss New Jersey World" con- Offer Expires August 31at Engine." She will act as hostes test, and runner5-up Miss Char- at the fire company's 50th anni- lene Miller, Port Monmouth, and versary celebration Saturday, Miss Funzie Lisanti, Long Greet Hew friends... Aug. 13. Branch, Also participating in the evenl Ceremonies will begin at 1:15 p.m. with a nine-mile parade ^UNION-IMPERIAL through the fire district. Middletown Township Mayoi W« pride ourselves on the many Yes, they make quite a Ernest G. Kavalek will present Laundry and Dry Cleaning pair. Yes, they stand for cherished friends we've gained a plaque to the company on be- 4 half of the Township Committee. iuality. Yes — Pay lets 500 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY Guests attending the celebra- Jor Brand Names with in our years of providing sound WARD tion will include Congressman "BIS W" 741-2228 James J. Howard (D. 3d-N.J.' Discount Prices I courteous'service, May we greet and State Assemblyman Joseph Ita stock for fanmtdiato Azxolina. you and open a savings account Following ceremonies, an open I pickup or delivery house will be held at the fire house, Main St. for you. 40-GALLON GAS HOT WATER Car Damaged HEATER *•» M.M 7£95 In Red Bank RED BANK - A car was NOW... *^ sideswiped Wednesday by an un- identified car while stopped for 52-GALLON a red flasher light at Prospect end Loon Association ELECTRIC Ave. and McLaren St. The driver, Thomas J. Sullivan HOT WATER of Jackson Township was driving SEMI-ANNUAL MEN'S CLOTHING SALE! 3& MONMOUTH ST. HEATER north on Prospect Ave. when be stopped for the light. His car RED BANK «.* 74.»5 gjcn Hart, Sehaffner and Marx...H, Freeman...and other famotu laoel* NOW ... oa was damaged on the left side. 741-0663 Lt. Charles B. Jones of the Red Phone 542-2150 Bank Police Department il In- vestigating. SUITS Originally SALE Originally SALE 45.00 to 49.95 . $35 70.00 to 75.00 ...... $59 60.00 $44 '• 80.00 to 85.00 $69 Little 65.00..... $54 90.00 .. $79 SPdfeT COATS Savers Originally , .SALE Origtailly SALE 35.00. ._: Li...... :. $27 ! S5-00 to 65.00. 145 Welcome 40.00 to 45.00 : $35 This mutual savings and loon association bat bton built on Hit savings of every day poo- TROUSERS plt. Shadow Lawn has con- sistently paid Hie hlqhost div- Originally SALE Originally idends and millions of dol- lars have rewarded those who 14.00..... $11 18.00. have used our facilities to save witfi safety. 16.00 . $12 22.00 Everyone is treated equally here; you don't have to be a large depositor to earn top dividends. Our school savings accounts have started many CLEARANCE of MEN'S FURNISHINGS *nd SPORTSWEAR a youngster on the road to success. If your boy or girl is not already the owner of a }/s off Summer Stock! AH Wanted Famous Label Makers savings account, open their account at the nearest Shad- • DRESS SHIRTS • PAJAMAS • SPORT SHIRTS • KNIT SHIRTS ow Lawn office. Originally SALE DreK Sfiirh , .4.25 to 9,00 2.75 to 6.00 4.25«/o Shorty Pajamas ,. ...:... 4.25 to 7.00 2.75 to 4.50 Sport Shirts 3.00 to 11.00 2.00 to 7.25 Current Dividend Knit Shirts 3.00 to 9.00 2.00 to 6.00 Swimwear ...! _ -V 4.00 to 9.00 2.50 to 6.00

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SHOP Red Bank Wedl, Fri. Nights 'fil »—Aibury rCk Mon., Wad., Fri. Nights 'til 9 600 MOADWAY. AT NORWOOD AVINUI. LONG BRANCH Enter our SAFE DRIVING SWEEPSTAKES end win » MUSTANG or otfisr febuloui prim. OAKHURST • HOLMDIL • KIYPORT • MIDDLITOWN The Register's Opinion "TUaTninj HM A RabMt Under The Hood? | Jim Bishop: Reporter" The Circadian One of the nation's top reporters, Lowell Thomas, has The Highway Department Vacancy been writing about the circadian cycle, a term which, when cracked from Latin into English, means about a day There is no question that the continued to decline. It remains a Thomas points out what that swift travel is confuimg to tht highway commissioner position that daily question as to how long the human stomach, heart and nervous system. Dwight Palmer has vacated is one of trains will keep running. He wai in Detroit one day — after two circumnavigations of the glob* by jet — and the most difficult in state government. In its dealings with local and suddenly his nerves began to janglt, his •. And the difficulty has been brought county governments, the Highway heart ticksd loudly, and he feH that thtrt about by the growth of New Jer- Department has failed miserably. The was a sheet of glass between him and the sey — not only in connection with liaison with officials was never there peoplt who were at the airport to greet highways but with all forms of —and, too often, they were kept in him. MR. THOMAS REPAIRED to a hos- transportation. the dark about road projects affecting pital for rest. Fortunately, most of us do Ther» was a time when Mr. their areas. not travel frequently enough to upset the Palmer seemed to have a better We know the Highway Depart- circadian cycle. However, all commercial grasp of the severe demands of New ment has had its problems, too. The BISHOP jets can traverse a complete time zone in . about 90 minutes and, if the trip is long Jersey's highway needs. But in staff has been called inadequate and enough, it will shake the human system. the last two years, the problems the word is that salaries are too low There is no way to adjust, so far as I can see. My travel mounted to a point where some ac- to attract qualified professionals. Pro- does not compare in scope with Thomas', but I have been tion was needed — and rapidly — to vincial interests and politic* have aware that the human system has a built-in time clock alleviate New Jersey's transportation made it difficult at times for the de- which, if abused, will heap neurological and physical punish- crisis. partment to operate with a free hand. ment on a traveler. The clock is not imagined. It is there. The man who gets Monmouth County has suffered But there is no doubt that a quali- up at 7 a.m. every morning m«y want to sleep on Sunday, greatly by the lack of prompt action fied administrator can surmount these but the inner clock will awaken him. It does the same for a and decision in the Highway Depart- problems. And it it important that, in schoolchild. My German sheperd,. Rocky, can cut time into ment. Many was the time that the selecting a new highway commission- segments as small as five minutes. If dinner is a few minutes county was promised projects to end er, Governor Hughes be careful to late or early, or if the girls do not arrive from school at 2:50 p.m., he whines. congestion on our main arteries. But choose just such a person. But, above I got out of bed sleepless one night recently and heard the projects never left the drawing all, it should be an administrator who a bird emit a full-throated song in darkness. I thought h« board. There were always promises— will not neglect municipal and county had gone crazy. Seven minutes later, the sun was chinning but, very often, little else. government transportation problem*— the horizon. The bird knew. Plants have time clocks too and but one who will work closely in know to bud, to foliate, to hibernate — even when nourished And railroad transportation — so in a sealed cellar. ' important to county commuters—has helping to solve them. * • • ON TRIPS TO EUROPE, Kelly and I board a TWA aitv liner for Madrid at 8 p.m. Six hours later, when my inner" Capital Monstrosities clock tells me that it is 2 a.m. the customs inspector at Madrid Another brainchild of Capitol The style tentatively chosen was assures me that the correct time is 8 a.m. and the sun Is shining. Even if I sleep on the plane, my mind is fuzzier Architect J. George Stewart has that of the marble Greek temple, a than usual, my eyes feel slitted and irritated, the heart raised its stony head just as a show- much overused model in Washington pound* ai though it is going into a rhythmic cht-cha-cha down is due in Congress on his du- that has been called not just tired but and, if someont taps me on the shoulder, I come up out ef bious plan to extend the west front exhausted. These plans are looked the jacket likt a ballet dancer. of the Capitol. Mr. Stewart (who is upon as the last gasp of the early Concentration becomes difficult. This lasts for three days. Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth By the timt I am accustomed to Madrid's time zont, we are really an engineer, not an architect) 20th-century "classicists." Mr. Stew- off to Carlo and the jangles start again. In Honolulu, I would very much like to carry out art, who is 76, obviously favors that asked a doctor for a pill. A strong one. his plan for the James Madison Me- school and wields considerable power It worked perfectly. I took it at 11:30 p.m., a halt-hour morial Library, a projected branch for with his cronies in Congress. But he Multi - Colored Currency ? before the United Airlines jet for Los Angeles. On takeoff, I vaguely recall passing Diamond Head. My wife shook me and the Library of Congress. Last year also has critics in Congress and many "Paper money should be made in differ- Our unchanging green dollars also offer I saw that it was daylight in Hollywood. Numbly, I staggered $500,000 was appropriated for pre- foes—among them the National Com- ent colors, a red one dollar bill, a green five, a major protection to foreigners who use from the United Jets to a National Airlines DC-8. liminary plaits. The project could cost mittee of One Million ftr'Sayfe the - a blue 10, an orange 20, a brown SO, a pur- U.S. cash for an enormous variety of busi- On board,' the pill still had muscles. I was out In space $75 million—or more. Capitol—who are contesting hit stran- ple IM and a grey 500 dollar bill. That way, ness transactions. somewhere until we crept across the bayous to New Orleans. glehold on the Hill. each denomination could be easily identified, Each year, the Bureau of Engraving and On arrival at Miami International I awakened. Behind me was After the critics had condemned it would be more colorful Printing receives hundreds of proposals for 10 hours sleep. Wat I refreshed? Oh, no. I got homt, Mr. Stewart's Rayburn House Office' There is a good chance that these and exciting, and it would changes in the size, shape, design, denomina- kissed my father and the children, and crept into bed and Building, Congress, in authorizing the forces opposed to Mr. Stewart will be help people who have bad tion and texture of our currency. couldn't sleep, eyesight." • • * ' • * * Madison Library, directed the archi- successful. But that would only be This scheme, recently SOME PROPOSE plastic money and oth- THREE DAYS LATER all was right with the world again. tect to proceed only "after consulta- for now. What is really needed is a lubmitted to me In a let- ers suggest bills printed on fabrics. Some I no longer dozed all day and sat up starring stupidly all night. ter from a 10-year-old, has tion with the committees designated Commission on Architecture and Plan- want their money the size of playing cards, The inner clock was again synchronized with tht right time been Intriguing Americana by the American Institute of Archi- ning for the Capital, which could be others want it business card lize and still zone. There is no way to eliminate this punishment. of all ages for years. The others want a different size for each tects." Instead, Mr. Stewart report- created under several bills now pend- U.S. is the world's only The most confusing of all, I think, was leaving Tokyo on edly told the AIA experts that he ing in Congress. Such a commission, denomination. Pan-American's midnight express headed for Hawili. We left major nation which dis- There are calls for round corners, for would consult with them, after ,the '.mtde up o<. jjarefujly telexed archi- tinguishes Its currency de- Haneda Airport at 12 p.m. Sunday night and arrived in POUTER scalloped edges—and braille notes for the Honolulu Sunday morning. This enables the traveler, to go architects' contract" Wa»T*4nid —' tects ahdfarusts, should be 'given' the nominations neither by size blind (which, says Holtzclaw, would be far nor by color. to church-twice, have Sunday dinner twice, taks a walk In these architects being the same who power to keep Mr. Stewart or his less reliable than the assistance of the . a park twice, and drop dead once. But when I again asked Henry Holtzclaw, sighted.) The bureau has been urged to print perpetrated the Rayburn Building, successor under control. In a few years, the problem will be compounded by director of the Bureau of Engraving and . money' bearing messages ranging from "A supersonic transports that will average 2,000 miles per hour. Printing, for the bureau'* attitude, his Good Life U a Happy Life" to "Remember Without strain, one can havt lunch in Tel Aviv, board an response to it was a ringing "No!" Pearl Harbor" to the full text of the Declara- SST, and arrive in London in time for lunch. After an hour Red Bank's Sidewalk Sales * * * tion of Independence. It has also been asked TO FANCY UP our folding money with to issue a new $35 bill bearing the portrait stopover, the plant can leave for New York and arrive just The streets of downtown Red Bank brings in either no or a small amount • variety of colon, says Holticlaw, would of the late John F. Kennedy, our 35th in timt for lunch. Leaving there, westbound, the traveler have taken on the appearance of 42d of profit. only confuse the public and make our money President. arrives in San Francisco 50 .minutes before ht left New York, just in time for lunch. St. in New York City today. There Sidewalk sales have grown in more difficult to recognize. The counterfeiter But the favorite currency change re- popularity in many county business would grab the opportunity to take advantage, peatedly proposed to the bureau, the V.S. Still heading west, he can make Hawaii in timt for lunch. are thousands of people in the busi- of our confusion. At this point, the inner clock goes off and alarm bells are districts. It was R.ed Bank which is Treasury and to Congress, is "change the ness district—all there to be a part At it if, counterfeiters ara printing a colors:!" color money red, white ind blue, ringing everywhere. The astronauts complete a day every It .believed to have first started this minutes. No wonder, when they cleaned out the debris, they of the excitement of Red Bank's record volume of bogus bills with a whole put different colored bands around the edges, promotion — and other municipalities array of modern photographic equipment. use fluorescent colors to make money visible tossed their flight plan out the window; annual sidewalk sales day and, per-. haxe followed. And for good reason. But largely because the American public is in the dark. ' haps, with the goal of taking home Sidewalk sales do a great deal to bring ao familiar with the simple, unchanging de- Each of these ideas has been studied, sign of our currency, the counterfeiter's re<4iudied and finally rejected by officials in a few bargain items. . ; • : new people into the Business district actual profits have remained tiny: during Washington. As a result, our currency has From Our Readers When a sales event draws the With business competition what it fiscal 1965, the total loss to the public in remained virtually unchanged for decades— customers that Red Bank sidewalk is today, aggressive promotions and phony money amounted to only $70*,000, or and it if likely to remain unchanged for tht about 1/3 cent per capita. foreseeable future. sales do it is worthy of mention. This good merchandising are needed. And it Wants Series on the Left extravaganza brings in people from doesn't hurt either when the customer II OldfleW PI. can get a real break in his buying Red Bank, N. J. miles around. They want to take ad- John Chamberlain: These Dayg To the Editor: vantage of the day when Red Bank at the same time. That's what makes Congratulations on your editorial "Monmouth and the merchants clean out their racks and sidewalk sales such an interesting Birch Society." I was amazed at tht evilness of tht RJghtntst put merchandise on the block that attraction. 9 that lurks around our considered conservativt county. . Bobby s Logical Best Bet But strange to say, tht Law, of Oppositts comet to mind: a Right postulates a Left. For balance, I would appreeiatt It there is anything to historical sym- Kennedy has become the most important "The Hound of tht Extremes," Frank W. Harbour, doing a bolism, Eugent H. Nickerson, the executive Democrat in New York State by virtue of six-part series oh the Left, that is S.A.N.E., C.O.R.E., A.D.A,, Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington (meaning the elected manager) of Nassau the fact that a Republican, Nelson Rocke- etc. County on Long Island, will win the primary feller, is governor in Albany. Should Rocke- to become Democratic nominee for governor Through his factual, unbiased investigations and reporting, feller lose his bid for re-election in Novem- of New York State. The I hope to become a fully informed citizen. Then, later, you A Switch to the Russian 'Sticks* reason for saying this is ber, the Democrat who replaces him in the may be gracious enough to let him do a bit of hound work that he is the fighting em- state capitol will move right up alongside on the middle-of-the-road conservatives (there arc other kinds?) Bobby Kennedy in influence and Importance. WASHINGTON-The State Department's whatever it is, they don't have it—to the bodiment of a new species and liberals. Both these termi always fog my spectacles. I Bobby's problem, then, reduces itself to de- endless capacity for tepid chiding and pa- grief and detriment of our country. of suburban man. In the am sure he can clear them for me, especially if followed up ciding on a candidate who in victory will by a 500-word editorial., tient tolerance in dealing with Soviet high* * * * new age that is upon us handedness and duplicity is as incomprehensi- the suburbs are growing remain friendly toward his national purpose, Yours for a better informed citizenry, ble as it is stupid and futile. SAME BITTER STORY-What has just while the old metropolitan which, presumably, is to control the New Leo A. Fisk happened to the Earl (Fatlia) Mines jazz core areas are rotting and York State delegation at the 1968 and 1972 Time and again the band touring Russia under the recently rf- the rural communities are Democratic national nominating conventions. Russians have brazenly and newed cultural exchange treaty, is the drying up. * * * By InUrludi insolently violated explicit lateat example of Hi is Stale Department Cynic's Corner understandings ind written fatuousness, CHAMBERLAIN The new suburbs have TO AN OUTSIDER, Nickerson would agreements, and all the In direct violation of a carefully worked had to be nimble, and to seem to be Bobby's best bet. If Franklin State Department hai done out and approved schedule of performances pioneer new ways of meeting all sorts of Roosevelt, Jr., became governor in Albany, has been either to look the by theie outstanding jazz musicians in Mos- problems. Nickerson, as the Democratic chief he would certainly be tempted to recall that other way or, what amounts cow, Leningrad and other major cities, the executive officer of a predominantly Repub- his illustrious father made it from Albany to the same thing reprov- Kremlin abruptly and without explanation lican county of 1.5 million people (if it were to the White House in one jump. And If ingly to "protest the arbi- (hunted them to small centers in the pro- a city, it would be the sixth largest in the Frank O'Connor won, he might let his ambi- trary action." vincial Black Sea area. U.S.), has made an enviable problem-solving tions vault ahead of any gratitude to a mere record in his home area. So, symbolically U.S, senator. Nickerson, who Is all wrapped Never i« there immedi- Before this sudden shift In itinerary, the speaking, ht should bt ready for new con- up in the science of adapting government to ate and forceful retaliation. Hines players had scored tremendous hits quests in a nation that must somehow sur- the solution of local state, county and city Always the State Department pussyfoots and in the Ukrainian capital Kiev, the Georgian vive its own clutter. problems, has no discernible yearnings to -rationalizes, and invariably Moscow gets capital Till is, and the Armeniin capital * * * exercise national power or to become a world away with its affront and offense. Erivan, particularly among the young people HISTORY, OF COURSE, does not always leader. When he visits Europe it li to learh In the Johnson administration, this fatuous who overflowed the auditoriums to heir turn on symbols. Not immediately, anyway. how the city-state of Hamburg handles its pusillanimity appears to be an ingrained fixa- them. These exuberantly enthusiastic recep- The New York state political situation is local problems of taxation and spending. tion in high State Depart- tions obviously distressed the Communist complicated by the fact that if any single Nickerson's eyes light up when he dis- ment quarters. There seems rulers. cusses the idiocy of maintaining scores of to be a psychological block New York City politician can corral the that prevents these multi- totality of his own metropolitan delegates separate water districts and garbage collect- degree masterminds from to a state nominating convention, all he ing districts in a built-up suburban area. He taking angry umbrage at needs to put himself over is a handful of wants to rationalize crosscountry bun lines, such outrages and leupoml- additional delegates from "upstate." not world trade. His talk Is about stale edu- Nickerson seems to be playing In luck cational problems. ll« spends liis nights pon- ing in the only way Com- FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1966 at this moment because two Democratic gu- dering the ways of keeping tax money in flfc—isssskl rmmists understand and bernatorial candidates from the New York villages and municipalities in a day when '• ^^^m respect—with a hot and 4t«1 mnm4 *>.. KM •••«. N. 1. •IS HI. M, MKMklma, N. J, City area, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., and every 1 per cent rise in the Gross National •ffj^^^H bareknuckle crackdown. at EiM Hum * . rraakoM, H. t. City Council President Frank D. O'Connor, Product means an automatic increase of V/, JjH^^* In the very few re- H •11 »i«H»«)r, •«•• Braark, N. J. are engaged in a big mud-throwing contest per cent In the federal revenues. corded Instances where this that could cause Senator Robert Kennedy, has been done, the Reds quickly and meekly cnar There is, of course, Nickerson's political New York Stale's most important Demo- backed down. But this momentous lesson h«IM »r T*» kM StMllUr manager. Jack English, the Democratic boss cratic politico, to decide that Nickerson is of Nassau County. Like Jim Farley in an seems wholly lost on the mincing and lah- ' I manth*~SM4 of brains or guts or both is conjectural, But a aumUu-S • so 1 moaih -SI M It has bsen pointed out that Bobby tht local New York State track. Life By JANE FODERARO derneath or that is in the waters under the earth. You must nesses will continue to support their views based on their lit- Witnesses is Bible study. The foundation of their movement BED BANK - Jehovah's Witnesses ire members of a fart- not bow down to tiiera nor be induced to terve them, because em! interpretation of the Bible: ' hat proven to be the home study session* that are initiaUy growing religious organization. There are well over a mil- I Jehovah your God am a God exacting exclusive devo- —"My decision is not to trouble those from the nations arranged during the house-to-house visits. lion Witnesses in 1S7 countries. tmn..." (EX.20; 4,5) who are turning to God, but to write them to abstain... « BIBLE STUDIES In the Red Bank are*, Jehovah's Witnesses meet at King- Nor will Jehovah's Witnesses participate in wars. To from blood." (Acts 15:19,20) At present, Red Bank Jehovah's Witnesses are conduct- dom Hall in Fair Haven. T»i« average attendance at a BiWe their, it is against the will of God to kill their brothers. Un- A!' in all, however, these religious conflicts generally re- ing 65 such Bible studies in private homes, Each week a lecture on Sunday afternoon ranges from 125 to 135. like pacifists, they will fight to protect their property, but main in the background as Jehovah's Witnesses go about their Witness goes into a home to read the Bible with the family at But the community is probably most aware of titftr pfet- they remain neutral when "eathly governments" are at war. daily religious pursuits. their convenience for about an hour. •nce when they call at homes on Sunday mornings, distribut- One of the many scriptures quoted by Witnesses to sup- Mr and Mrs. Bosworth, living on Monmouth St.. are good As an aid to this and all scheduled Bible study programs, ing literature on the Bible. They are described as being at port meir position on warfare is: examples of Witnesses who devote their entire lives to Jehovah's Witnesses use the widely distributed Watch Tower. ways pleasant, soft spoken and genuinely enthusiastic u they —"Though we walk in the flesh, we do not wage warfare "spreading the* word of God." " . This is the official journal of the organization, published by explain "the good news of the kingdom." according to what we are in the flesh. For the weapons of Mr. Boswotth has been an overseer in the organization the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society in Brooklyn. It has For the most part, their religion seems to constitute their our warfare are not fleshly, but powerful by God for overturn- for more than SO years and has served in the Red Bank area • circulation of 4,600,000 »nd is printed in 70 languages. way. of Ufe and, because tiiey do convey humility in personal ing strongly entrenched things." (Cor. 10:3,4) since 1952. As a Witness, he insists that he not be called Mrs. Bosworth ssys that all of the literature printed by contacts, it is said to be difficult to believe that their move- "R;verend." He explains that all Jehovah's Witnesses are the society is used as "research" [or Bible talks. "Our Perhaps one of the most controversial beliefs held by Je- ment has come under severe attack throughout the world. considered "ministers." people," she says, "could not find the time to do their own COME INTO CONFLICT hnvah's Witnesses concerns blood transfusions which they re. gard as evil. Furthermorei they do not believe in maintaining a paid research when they prepare talks on the Bible ... so they use In order to understand these attacks, both at the nation- clergy or, for that, matter, a conventional "church." (Mr. Watch Tower research." al and local level, it is important to know that Jehovah's Wit- Locally, Jehovah's Witnesses are still reeling from an Bnsworth tunes pianos, he says, "just to make a living.") The talks to which she refers are also an important part nesset put the laws of God, as they interpret them in the emotion-charged incident last February. In that case, the Su- Jehovah's Witnesses, he explains, believe that they do not of the Witness program. In addition to private and congrega- Bible, above all other laws. And here is the point where perior Court ordered parents of a three-day-old girl in River- need money to function — and they consider other churches tional Bible classes. Witnesses attend a Ministry School every they eventually come into conflict with the society in which view Hospital, Red Bank, to relinquish guardianship of the fhat do little more than commercial enterprises. Thursday night. Here they are required to deliver short talks child lo the hospital — for the purpose of giving her a blood they.live. Their own building, Kingdom Hall at 58 Forman St. in Fair on different aspects of the Bible. transfusion. Mrs. Raymond Boswortli, wife of the overseer of Red Haven, is an attractive, modern structure which members Other "students" in the School grade the speakers on their Bank's Jehovah's Witnesses, recently summed up their posi- The parents, both Jehovah's Witnesses, refused to sign a built'themselves in 1962. pioliciency in public speaking. There are actual report cards tion on law when she quoted the Biblical passage: "Caesar's 'release for a transfusion on religious grounds. Doctors at the Mr. Bosworth also emphasizes that Jehovah's Witnesses and the minister-speaker is marked on such points as "illus- thinju to Caesar, and God's things to God." (Luke: 20; 21-25) hospital, on the other hand, said the baby was hemorrhaging do not sponsor Sunday schools for children. "We do not seg- trations to fit the material" ... or .. ."illustrations to fit the The point is, as she explains it, Jehovah's Witnesses will and said that a transfusion would be the only means of sav- regate the children from the adults during Bible meetings," audience" ... or .. "logical, coherent development." p»y taxes and abide by all the laws of men. .. unless they ing her life. be says. The purpose of these talks, is to effectively preach the ihoflld contradict me laws of God. Moreover, Jehovah's Wit- Following the court order, the child was given the transfu- He says that even the little ones take part in all discus- word of God in door-to-door intervews. nesses find that every scripture — indeed, every word in the sion and is alive>and well, today, sions and "their hands shoot up just as fast as their parents'." Mrs. Bosworth says, "You cannot imagine how many doors Bible has a direct bearing on every aspect of routine daily Nonetheless, the Witnesses believe that the case once In connection with this practice, Mr. Bosworth notes that »r* slammed in our faces." Nonetheless, she emphasiies living — be it appearance, diet or law. more raised serious questions on civil liberties and religious the FBI revealed recently that Jehovah's Witnesses have the that each of the 65 home Bible studies now under way origi- - For instance, Jehovah's Witnesses feel that they cannot freedom. lowest rate of juvenile delinquency (practically none at all) nated when a local Jehovah's Witness introduced himself at a salute a flag — not just the American flag — bul any flag of A test case on the transfusion issue is now pending in a of all the religious sects in the country. front door. any nation. federal district court and could reach the Supreme Court. Op- He claims that this stems directly from the religious train- Jehovah's Witnesses in Red Bank lead quiet, simple lives— posing Jehovah's Witnesses are 22 doctors, six state judges, 10 ing youngsters receive right along with their parents. ..and. yet there is an undercurrent of immediacy in their mes- .Th rule of faith is based on the book of Exodus: — "You hospitals as well as the attorney general from the state of Mr. Bosworth also stresses that Jehovah's Witnesses "have sage. Their religious zeal centers around the belief that Je- must not make of yourself a carved image of a form like any- Washington. no racial problems whatsoever" within their ranks. hovah's kingdom will be realized in this generation — and all thing that is in the heavens above or that is on the earth un- But regardless of the final decision, it is likely that Wit- Perhaps the single most important endeavor of Jehovah's mat is unGodly shall disappear from the earth. Services in County Churches

CHRIST CHURCH METHODIST AME ZION BIBLE BAPTIST CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN ST. CLEMENTS CATHOLIC Fair Haven Red Btnk Hazlet Matawan-Marlboro Matawan-Marlboro Dr. B. Harrison Decker of The Sunday service will be at Rev. George J. Elliott will Worship Service will be held Sunday Mass and Holy Com Ocean. Grove will preach on the 10 a.m. when Rev. Thomas H. bring the message at the Com- Sunday at 9 a.m. in the Strath- munion will be held at 8, 9:30 topic {Through the Eternal Spir- Coursey will deliver the sermon. munion Service at 11 a.m. Sun- more Elementary School. Rev. and 11 a.m. at Matawan Gram it" Sunday. Morning worship day. Richard A. Weeden will preach mar School. Rev. Joseph Rucin- hour is at 9:30 a.m. BIBLE PROTESTANT Evening Service is at 7 o'clock "Roll Out the Red Carpet" 'ski will officiate. Robertsville with Pastor Elliott bringing an- , PRESBYTERIAN The Sunday service will be held other message in the series on BAPTIST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Shrewsbury at II a.m. 'The Characteristics of the Matawan Atlantic Highlands The Sunday worship service Saints." Morning worship will be at 10 Sunday services will be at 11 will b* conducted at 9:30 a.m. a.m. The speaker will be Rev, a.m. The Lesson-Sermon is en- Rev. Mr. James R. Steele will WESTMINSTER ST. AGNES' CATHOLIC Dr. John Thomas, professor of titled "Spirit." deliver the sermon, "The Chris- PRESBYTERIAN Middletown . , Atlantic Highlands education at Eastern Baptist Col- tian Approach To A Non-Chris- A Solemn Novena of*^he Mir- tian World." The Sunday service will be al lege, St. David's, Pa. Commu- ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC 9:15, a.m. Rev.HarUn C Dur- aculous Medal will be conducted nion will be observed Sunday. Keyport , fee will deliver a sermon, "A by Rev. Bernard J. Reilly, of Sunday Masses at 6:30 and 7:30 REFORMED Dish Worth Choosing." Baltimore, in preparation for the ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL a.m. and 12:15 p.m. in the' Middletown Feast of the Assumption from Belford church; 8:30, 9:45 and 11 a.m. in The Sunday service will be held Sunday, to Monday evening, Aug. Sunday services will be: 8 the school. Sacrament of Bap- at 10 a.m. Guest. minister will PILGRIM BAPTIST 15. Evening services are scheduled CONGREGATION BIBLE STUDY — Raymond Bosworth, left overseer of Jehovah's Red Bank a.m., Holy Eucharist and ser- tism is administered at 2 p.m. . be Rev. F. Alyin Langwith whose for 8 p.m. The Novena Mass will mon; and 9:30 a.m., Holy Eu- Witnesses in the Red Banic area, discusses religion's role at one of eight Congregation,. topic will be "God Is." The Sunday service will be a be celebrated at 9 p.m. 11:30 a.m. charist and sermon by the Rev. GRACE LUTHERAN Bible Study sessions held in private homes Tuesday nights. About 12 Witnesses par- Russell Gale. Freehold ticipate in each of thets discussions. Joining in are, left to right, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin CHRIST EPISCOPAL JEHOVAH's WITNESSES The service with Holy Com- ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Fair Haven Hall, 36 Weit Bergen PI. and tha overseer's wife, Naomi Bosworth. . . .Shrewsbury PRESBYTERIAN munion Sunday will be at 9i3u Little Silver Public Bible lecture "How to A change, in service times be- Red Bank a.m. Rev. David G. Vblks's'cep Holy Communion will be of- Overcome Difficulties , in Mar ginning Sunday, with worship at Services Sunday will be at 9 mon will be "the Other Son." fered Sunday at 8 and at 1 age" wUl be delivered Sunday at Luthtjr ^ t a.m.-and 9 a.m.' only and both and 10:30 a.m. in Westminster a.m. with a sermon by Rev. Can 4 p.m. by Donald Hurt, Nep- being celebrations of the Holy 1 Hall (during, expansion of the PRESBYTERIAN on Stuart F. Cast, - tune. "Watchtower" study will fol- Trip Slated Eucharist Rev. Henry A. Male church sanctuary.) Rev. Dr. ' Rj low at 5:10 on "The Long-Suffer- ; MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -The Jr., rector of St. Mary's Church, Charles S. Webster will preach The Sunday .service will be ing of God and Eternal Blessing Senior Luther League of Cross in Keyport, will preach ("Grow- BAYSHORE COMMUNITY on the theme "The Third of the held in the Sanctuary at 9:30 to Mankind." of Glory Lutheran Church will ing Old Gracefully") at 9 a.m., - East Keansburg Seven Cardinal Virtues." a.m. Rev. John D. Potter, Jr. when there will be congregation- Guest preacher this month will who served as seminary assis- sponsor a weekend camping tri al tinging. be Rev. Robert Wright of Aus- CHURCH OF CHRIST tant last year and who Was re- and religious retreat Friday t tralia and former minister of th Red Bank CALVARY BAPTIST cently ordained by the Presby Sunday at Stokes State Forest. Oceanport Belford Methodist Church. His Bible study classes for all ages tery of Elizabeth, will be the The youngsters will meet at i ST. MARY'S (EPISCOPAL The Sunday services will be at topic Sunday will be "Phillip - begin at 10 a.m. Sunday at 10 guest minister. His sermon topic p.m. Friday, in the home ol Keyport 11 a.m. Rev. Paul N. Smith will A Good Type." Riverside Ave. The worship ser- will be "The'Stalemate Action." Mark Johnson, president, 12 Idle- Sunday services will begin with deliver a Communion Meditation. vice begins at 11 a.m. Robert brook La. Chaperones will be MorniBg. Prayer at .7:45, followed The evening service will be at Rlggs will speak. .* HOLY TRINITY Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Yerkes, ,by a -oelebratioa of; Holy Com- ',. GOSPEL HALL , 7:30. Rev. Smith will speak OR The evening service will be at Claus Heck and Mr. Johnson. munion, at g o'clock. Long. Branch "The Tangle of Tongues." EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN The Family Service is conduct- The Lord's Supper will be ob- 6:30. ' . . Red Bank Children attending..will be Lin- ed at 9 a.m. There will be a served Sunday at 9:30 a.m. at The Sunday service will be at da and Frank Snyder, Barbara METHODIST celebration of Holy Communion 653 Art St. HOLMDEL CHURCH 9:30 a.m.. •. . , ,. Herald, Florence Schipdler, Ed Red Bank at 10 o'clock. The lesson tills week, "Witness- Holmdel Haddock, Mark And Ken'John- Sunday services will be at 8:30 ing in Samaria.*' The Sunday service will be at PRESBYTERIAN son, Jacqueline' Johnson, "Judy 10 a.m. with the Sacrament An evening Gospel service is 10 a.m. The guest minister will [and Matawan Rein, Diane Gelburd, Jonathan METHODIST the Lords Supper. Rev. Leon- held at 7 p.m. be Rev. Donald Tshudy, Baptist of The Sunday, service will be at Dierks and Steven Dalzell. Oakhurst director of the YMCA Frontier ard G. Rowell will give the Com- 9 a.m. The Sacrament of the Dr. John D. Blair, pastor, will munion- meditation. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Camp. Lord's Supper will be adminis- preach Sunday at 9:30 a.m. his tered. theme will "Let Not Your Heart Long Branch 58 Attend Sunday schedule: Be Troubled." METHODIST 8 a.m., Low Mass; 10 a.m Lutherans' Church School Bible School Atlantic Highlands Low Mass and address. NEW SHREWSBURY - A to- , CHRISTIAN The Sunday service will be at Rev. James M. Duncan ia rec- tal of 58 children attended the Colts Neck Starts on Monday Morning 10 a.m. when Rev. Floyd S. Cris- The Sunday service will be at tor. fourth annual vacation Bible RED BANK — Holy Trinity dello, Mrs. George'Roth Jr., Mrs. pel will apeak on "What Kind 11 a.m. Rev. Larry Calhoon will School held recently at St. Thorn Evangelical Lutheran Church's John Burns and Mrs. John of a Church for Times Like preach the sermon. METHODIST as AME Zlon Church. The theme Middletown annual vacation church school Pfrommer. These?" of the two-week school was Sunday's worship and Christian will begin Monday at the church Mrs. Vincent Perry Is refresh- 'Traveling wit* Jesus to Bible education will be at 9 a.m. on Rrver Rd. and continue BAPTIST Times". CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ment chairman. Transporta- Leonardo through Aug. 19. tion chairman li Mrs. J. Allen- A tent from the Earle Naval FAMILY READING — Taking part in a family Bible Red Bank The Sunday services will be at METHODIST Classes, open to any area Peterson. Depot waj set up as a Pales study period are Mr. and Mrs, George Aljian and their Sunday services will be at 9:30 9:45 a.m., when Rev, Ernest Tip- Matawan youngster, will be conducted tinian village Which,the children and 11 a.m. The Bible lesson-ser- pett of International U n I o n of tons, Edward, 14, standing, and George, II. Jehovah's mon will be on "Spirit." Sunday worship will be at I from 9 to 11:30 i.m. Monday entered through a ' "time mi- Gospel Missions will be the Witnesses encourage children to participate in all Bibla a.m. The guest speaker will be through Friday. chine" to study the early Jewish speaker, and at 11 a.m. when Howard A. Henderson. The topi, Ponder Cause traditions of their religion. discussions. TRINITY EPISCOPAL The program is under the di- Rev. William Carr will preach will be "Responsibility —God': Mrs. David Weeks was school Red Bank rection of Mrs. Richard Plum, Of House Fire on "Speak, Lord." The Lord 's Call.1* director and was in charge of The Holy Eucharist will superintendent. Mrs. Lydon Kib- Supper will be observed at both Documented in an inspiring ler is secretary-registrar. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A fire the nursery and kindergarten di- celebrated Sunday at 8 and services. a.m. by Right Rev. Alfred L. BAPTIST of suspicious origin Wednesday •ision. Mrs. Mahalia Atehinson new book Six classes will be, conducted Banyard, bishop of New Jersey. Red Bank damaged a new house at 1013 headed the primary section; Miss daily. The nursery program, ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER Bishop Banyard will deliver the Sunday schedule: Franklin Ave. being built by the Carol Weeks, Junior, and Mrs. open to three-yearolds, will be EPISCOPAL sermon at the second service. 9:30 a.m., prayer in the Clay Dario Construction Co. of West Paul Richardson, "youth. Miss One hundred years of taught by Mrs. John Swamson, Rumson ton Room and 11 a.m., ordinance Deal. Annette Powell assisted Mrs. assisted by Mrs. Thomas Coyle. Holy Communion will be of- of Baptism and observance ol Weeks. healing through prayer CHRIST CHURCH The kindergarten class, open to Deputy Fire Chief Donald fered at Sunday service to be the Lord's Supper. Crosta termed the fire, which Middletown four and five year olds, will be held at 8 and 10 a. m. Rev. started in the garage of the un- This book presents an im- Holy Communion will be of- taught by Mrs. Hans Vagen and George J. Willis will deliver a Groundbreaking Sunday FAITH REFORMED occupied house, as suspicious. fered Sunday at 8 a.m. and the her assistants, Mrs. George Rob- sermon at the second service. pressive record of authenti- office of Morning Prayer will llazlet The blaze damaged the garage 'or Catholic Church erts and Miss Evelyn Vagen. EATONTOWr^- Rev. James cated cases of outstanding be held at 9:30 a.m. in the new Sunday Morning service will be and smoke ruined freshly-painted LUTHER MEMORIAL First and second grade classes, 8. Coyle, pastor of St. Dorothea's physical .healings and spiri- church. Holy Communion will be at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Theodore C walls in the house. EV. LUTHERAN which include six and seven year Catholic Church, has announced Offered at U a.m. in the old Mullcr will preach on "Shake Ofl The Wanamassa Fire Co. ex- (Missouri Synod) tual regeneration through olds, will be taught by Mrs. that ground will be broken Sun- church. Rev. Robert E. Lengler the Dust." tinguished the blaze some 20 New Shrewsbury Christian prayer. It is a Grac« Valentine. Assistants arc lay for the new church on Broad will deliver a sermon entitled minutes after it was reported at Miss Barbara Anderson and Miss Sunday services will be matins it., adjacent to the present timely response to today's "But Deliver Us From Evil," the REFORMED 2 p.m. Fred Davies of Jersey Linda Forsyth. at 8 a.m. and Holy Communion hurch school building. renewed interest in spiritual eighth in a series of sermons on New Shrewsbury Ave. heads tho construction firm. The ceremony will start at 1 the Lord's Prayer. The Sunday service will be Mrs. Stephen Hawxhurst and healing. ST. AGNES CATHOLIC an. 9:30 a.m. Rev. Isaac C. Rotten Mrs. Edward Washileskl will Atlantic Highlands The reader will find many in- berg will return to Ihe pulpit af FISK CHAPEL AME teach grades three and four, Sandilos Schedules Sunday musses are scheduled stances where the individuals Fair Haven ter his vacation. The Sacramenl open to youngsters between the for 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10, and 11 a.m BAPTIST SPEAKER The Sunday service will be at of Holy Communion will be cele- ages of eight and nine. Assistant School Registration «nd noon. MATAWAN - The Rev. Dr. who experienced the healings 11 a.m. Rev. Floyd N. Black brated. The topic of his medita- is Mrs. Gunther Wurthmaim. WEST LONG BRANCH - The sacrament of baptism Is ohn Thomas, chairman of the explain the spiritual awaken- lepartment of education at East- will preach on "From the Em) of tion will be "Dangerous Mis Peter C. Sandllu-s, superintcn; administered every Sunday at 1 Youngsters between the ages ;rn baptist College,, will be ,tho ing which brought about those healings. This book the Earth." . «ion." of 10 and 11 will be enrolled in dent of schools, has set Aug. 17, p.m. ipeakcr at the (First ltaitawa.n commemorates the Centennial of the discovery of the fifth and sixth grade class, 18 and 19 for the 1M6-67 school laptlst Church, Sunday August, Christian Science in 1866 by Mary Baker Eddy. It which will be taught by Mrs. ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC year registration of all new pu- Robert Nehls. Assistant li Miss Keaiuburg is offered in a spirit of sharing the hope and joy of Dr. Thomas served as the aca- THE EL1ERON MEMORIAL CHURCH Linda A'yres. pils who reside in the borough. Sunday Masses will bo it 7, ordinary lives deeply touched by the Christ. 8, 9, 10, 11 and noon. Jcmic dean this past year and for PARK AV6. aiWOM. N. J. This will be held in the Frank Grades seven and eight, open Dally Masses will be celebrated several years before was' dean Now available at the $5.00 Antonldes School, second floor. SUNDAY to youngsters between the ago? at 7 and 8 a.m. except on flral if students. Christian Science Reading Room of 12 and 14, will be taught by Parents should bring a birlli Fridays when hours will bo al This year he will assume; the DIVINE SERVICE 11:00 A.M. Mrs. William Co-hran. certificate, all health records to 0:30 anil 8 a.in. Itities of the chairman of the OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON SERMON IY D«. HAROLD A. IOSl.tr A babysitting service will also include smallpox, D.I'. I'., polio Baptisms will be numlnlstered lepnrtmoiit of cduat'ioh. 209 BROAD ST., RED BANK l«H»r M nliUr, Chflil Clttirch MtHuidlil, Haw Y«* Cily be provided. Mrs. Donald Rungc or Sabin, tuberculin record (with- ivery Sunday at 1 p.m IHI MINISTRY OF MUSIC Frwk Karin. Dlwctor is ohairman, assisted by Mrs. in the last six months), transfer CENTRAL BAPTIST, Hulll* Mowlam, S*prmo . Carol* O'Hmn. Alt* Wesley Wichman. Serving on the and report card. Hours for reg- RELIGIOUS SOCIETY Atlantic Highlands istration are 9 a.m. to noon. Church services are at 11 a.m. Frank Karia*. Tmar - Hew.rrf Slum, briMm babysitting committee are Mrs. OF FRIENDS ' Shrewsbury ind 7:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship Clinton Rma-. On»«U» i lnfMl* D—»\. VMMtt Fred KHImann, Mrs. Louise 5, 1966—7 Mohr, Miss Evelyn Vagen, Mrs. Sunday- meeting Is held at U li at 6:30 p.m.. Rev. Harry W. Advertise in The Register Utl*M Z~Urr. Jr. Urt~ ALL WILCOMI Charles Wolfe, Mrs. Louk Man- THE DAILY REGISTER, Kraft It pastor. ••• 8—Friday, August 5, 1966 Seek Volunteeri Home Finder Managership For THE DAILY REGISTER For Carnival Red Bank MLS Reports find homing for 'their fattUJcf. NEWARK - John Hurley of Jersey edition of the Home Find- K is provided tree ef jfcaije Sell Fut! The Daily Registe p Farmingdale, lot,11 yean real ers Directory has Just been pub- general chairman of th» Q lished. Other editions are pubupo- n request to per»ortneF#we- Classified. estate advertising space repre- parish carnival of St. Clement's lished covering Philadelphia, Bal- tors of major companies th»t Sales of Ten Residences Catholic Church, is appealing for tentative for the New York Mir- timore and metropolitan New wish to provide their relocating volunteera for the week-long af- ror and most recently associated York. employees with this useful guide. RED BANK — Ten residential children from Sudbury, Mass. Department Stores, Inc. Mrsfai. r Aug. 22-27. I'D RATHER Covering the apartment and It contains information cover- sales >vere reported closed this Mr. Kabatt is with Danish Maid, Dorothy Rodgers of the Russell with the New York Journal Amer- Volunteers must be over 18 home field, the directory is aimed transportation, shopping, «nd all week by members ol Red Bank Inc., With offices in New York M. Boms Agency, Fair Haven, ican, has been appointed north- years of age and may volunteer primarily at relocating exec- other pertinent data that mlgjtt Area Multiple Listing Service, in- and Asbury Park. The home was listed the property and it was SWITCH for the entire week, or part time, ern New Jersey regional mana- utives who wish to orient them- be of assistance to the out-of- cluding three by RayH. Stillman, sold within a week after it wassold by Charles L. Waddell of Itown home or apartment hunter. designating early or late shift. ger of the Home Finders Dicec- selves in a new area and quickly Shrewsbury. listed by the builders with mem- Philip J. Bowers and Co., Red tory. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Codd pur bers of MLS. Bank. Preference for assignment al- Mr. Hurley will direct the edi- chased the ranch-style home; a Mrs. John Lazaro has moved Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Fayso may be designated, such as 175 Bingham Ave., Rumson, for from Miami, Fla., to her home at have moved from East North- refreshments stand, game booth, torial and advertising activities merjy owned by Mr. and Mrs102 Church St., Fair Haven, pur- port, L.I., to their home at 179cooking, selling tickets for the in a geographic area that in- Charles C. MagiM, who arc build chased from Mr. and Mrs. John amusements, or other assign- cludes Bergen, Essex, Hudson ALCOA Hatice Rd., Fair Haven, pur- ing a new home in Colts Neck J. Connor, who have bought chased from Mr. and Mrs. Frank ments. Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Codd, with thei another home in Fair Haven. The Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Somer- T. Hanas, who moved to Jackson- The carnival will be held on two daughters, Patti-Kate a n house was listed by John D. Mul-ville, Fla. Mr. Fay is with Bell set and Union Counties. The first the site of the future church Rt. SIDING Mary Clare, moved here fron vihill of A. Fred Maffeo Agency, Telephone Laboratories, Holm- issue of the metropolitan New Western Springs, 111. Mr. Codi Fair Haven, and sold by Mrsdel. , Listed by Donald E. Charles 79, Matawan. WM. "BUD" MAZZA Frank Beard finished third in • Aluminum Gutters and Leaders is executive sales manager fo: Bessie Barbieri of the Stillman of the Ray Van Horn Agency, the Anyone wishing to volunteer the 1965 U.S. Open In St. Louis k Universal Oil Products, Nev Agency. property was sold by T. E. Hall, may contact Mr. Simms, or Rev. • Aluminum Windows and Doors York. The house was listed witl Sold less tbat 24 hours after Jr., of the Ted Hall Agency, Fair Joseph Rucinski, pastor, Box 162,and this year in San Francisco FOR FREE ESTIMATF. CALL 741-5535 members of MLS by Mrs. Jan> it was listed was the colonial Haven. Matawan. • he tied for 17th. than FIGHT. Harper of Walker and Walker EVENINGS CAU 741-4431 by dragging t^cse home at 9 Azalea Ct, Little Sil- Shrewsbury, and sold by Mrsver, which lias its own private clumsy hoJM «fi JC^?^«?. Jane Drake of the Stillman of swimming pool. Formerly owned FULLY AUTOMATIC fice. by Mr. and Mrs. Clifford D. An- SYSTEMS INSTAUE& derson, who have moved to Nine Homes in Area Sold Also sold by Mrs. Drake was MONMOUTH new colonial home at 1 Marcshin Rumson, the property was pur- Dr., Middletown, built by Sanfon chased by Mr. and Mrs. Robert SPRINKLE! Homes. Inc., and purchased b; J. Mulligan, who have moved with their two children from Ten- By North Monmouth MLS Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Kabatl 747-5783 afly. Mr. Mulligan is with the who have moved with their fiv MIDDLETOWN - The sale of liam C. Nonnemacher, who for-Sale of the home was transacted New York Telephone Company, F«n9us Chinch lug W«di Crabfrwi Roger Cozens of Hall Bros., Fair nine homes in the northern Mon- merly resided on West Washing- through Mrs. Bertha Foley of Haven, listed the property. It was mouth County area is reported ton Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Walker and Walker, Holmdel of- CALL GREEN ACRE TRADE-IN sold by Mrs. Gloria Boskey of the his week by realtor members of They are the parents of a two-fice, and the home was listed Lawrence J, Schilling Agency, Sforthem Monmouth Multiple year-old aand of a three-month through Mrs, Dorothy Newman LAWN SERVICE Little Silver. Jsting Service. old infant. Mr. Nonnemacher is of that office. YOUR HOME One of the sales was effected associated with Bill McCue, Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Grif- Tkii H) b« your lolutloo Also reported by Mrs. Boskey within two weeks after listing; Plumbing and Heating, in fin and their daughter have come 747-2183 was the sale of 20 Riveredge to o lor^ei home . . . :wo were sold within six to eight Englishtown. Mr. and Mrs. from Zanesville, Ohio, to take oc- Dr., Little Silver, to Mr. andveeks; three sold within eight Stock are retired and have moved cupancy of the ranch home CAU TODAY) Mrs. William J. Piercy, who for- o 11 weeks. to Logan, Utah. Mrs. Wilma which they purchased at 170 merly resided on Woodbine Ave. Mr. and Mrs.Gerald Stein Coolick of Navesink Associates, Park Ave., Belford. Mr. Griffin WALKER & WALKER They have four children. Mr. lave purchased the colonial home Middletown, both listed the home is with American Can Co., Cliff- MEMKR Piercy is sales manager for thejf Mrs. Doris M. Rosa in the for Mr. and Mrs. Stock and ar-wood. Purchase of the home You'll Never Clean the ill I*O*D ST. 204S RT.3S Newark Branch of Flow-Line MULTIPLE LISTING SHREWSIURY Monmouth Hills section of Mid-ranged for its sale. was negotiated, through Mrs. MIDDLETOWN Corp., New Castle, Pa. The for- SERVICE 741-5217 471-3311 iletown. They formerly resided Ruth Grey of Sterling Thomp- mer owners, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mannino m Arthur PL, Middletown, and and their small son and daugh- son and Associates, Middletown Oven By Hand Again! ert F. Dudley, moved to Mem- re the parents of five children. office. Joseph J. Howard of phis, Tenn., where Mr. Dudley ter are residing ia the ranch Mrs. Ross is a resident of Wil-home they purchased at 551 Hop- Walker and Walker, Holmdel of- is associated with Agrico Chem- mington, Del. Purohase of the fice, listed the property for sale. ical Co. The property was listed ping Rd., Belford. They are for- home was arranged through The log cabin style home at 44 New GENERAL ELECTRIC BLUE COAL through the Dowstra Agency. mer residents of Elizabeth. The Charles Buterbaugh, Jr., of Na-recent owners, Mr. and Mrs. Lou- Hillside Ave., Navesink, has been Range with Amazing Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Gerrish iresink Associates, Middletown. is Madreperl, Jive in Red Bank. purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Al- AT have purchased property at 7 Lip- ohn R. Warncke of Applebrook fred Schmidt of Elizabeth. Mr. pincott Rd., Little Silver. For- Agency, Middletown, listed the and Mrs. Schmidt are parents of merly from Massachusetts, Mr. home for Mrs. Ross. four children. Mr. Schmidt is in and Mrs. Gerrish and their Hold Water .that The ranch home of Mr. and the construction business in Lin- SUMMER PRICES daughter have been living in At- Mrs. George T. Mayer on Line den. The former owners are Mr. lantic Highlands. Mr. Gerrish is Main Bids and Mrs. Leland D. Wamsted with Bell Telephone Labora- Rd., Holrodel, has been pur- who are on an overseas assign- tories, Holmdel. The former own-' chased by Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. ment with the U.S. Army. Ne- crs, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ben- Robson, recently of Millington. In Oceanport nett, have build a home in Rum- Mr. Robson is an engineer with gotiations for the purchase were FRED D. WIKOFF CO. Bell Telephone Laboratories fn OCEANPORT — Borough Coun- handled through Herbert Read of son. The house was listed by J. cil last night held a pair of bids Robert Hensler of the William Holmdel. Sale of the home was The Kirwan Company, Airport KwCALLY on water main work Tor study H. Hintelmann Firm, Rumson, andled through Joseph S. Lang Plaza office. Harden L. Craw- until Aug. 25. 234 MAPLE AVENUE and sold by Charles A, Darrah Agency, Holmdel. Listing of the ford of Applebrook Agency, Mid- of Walker and Walker, Shrews- tome was through Joseph J. The bids to be considered are dletown, listed the home for Mr. JCPiL-WiL bury. Howard of Walker and Walker, from West Long Branch Equip- and Mrs. Wamsted. RED BANK 741-0554 Holmdel, Meanwhile, Mr. and ment Corp., $12,000, and the Mills Mrs. Carrie Bernhardt has sold Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jaeger of tlrs. Mayer have taken occupan- Crane Service and Construction her home at 33 Washington Ave., Union City have purchased cy of a new colonial home in Co., Farmingdale, $12,743. Highlands, and moved to Holly- home ut 508 Branch Ave., Little 'air Haven, custom built by Mid- The offers are for installation wood, Fla. Purchasers of the UWKNM Silver, formerly owned by Mr. lletown builder Arthur Gibson. home are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and Mrs. Thomas Judge, who of a water main on Branchport Purchase of their home was han- J. Albano, formerly of Rahway. bought a larger home in Little Ave. from the Branchport bridge SPECIAL! 20% OFF dled by Joseph S. Lang in co- Mr. Albano is a builder. Mrs. Silver. Mr. "Jaeger i> with the to Portaupeck Ave. and along Just set the dials, latch the door... the oven cleans itself operation with Allaire-Farrow Anne Martin of Brook Agency, ALL CHAM UNK Port Authority. The property was jPortaupeck Ave. to Comanche pr. like new, electrically. No chemicals .,. no scrubbing. Other Agency, Red Bank members of Atlantic Highlands, arranged for listed by Mrs. Mary Margare Council also ruled it will frame fine features Include • Big capacity, yet only 30 In. wide Red Bank Area MLS. the sale of the home, which was Rich of Applebrook, Rumson, and la housing code. The announce- • Fast-heating Radiant Broiler • Pushbutton Keyboard Con- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Boej listed through Lawrence J. Schil- VINYL FENCING sold by Miss Theresa Smith ol ment was in reply to a Board of trol • Automatic Oven Timer, Minute Timer and Clock • 4 Walker and Walker, Holmdel. and son have moved from Rail- Health request to adopt the ling of Lawrence J. Schilling, U.S. GOVERNMENT SPECIFICATIONS way to the ranch home they have members o f Red Bank Area Calrod® Surface Units including Sensl-TempCO • Full-Width Mr. and Mrs. William Baker state housing code. purchased at 9 Asbury La, in the MIS. Storage Drawer and Fast, Flameless Cooking. RR.f — 191 TYPE IV have moved from Baton Rouge, Also slated for the Aug. 25 ses- Strathmore section of Matawan. La., to their home at 26 High- sion is a hearing on condemna NO DOWN PAYMENT! EASY TERMSI AMERICAN MADE TO AMERICAN STANDARDS Mr. Boe is associated with East- •Mlnlimm Mill Prin point in Lfncroft, formerly owned tion of a Branchport Ave, house COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM by Mr. and Mrs. Howard White. em Airlines. The previous own- owned by Lone Oak, Inc., Red SEAL YOUR Mr. Baker is regional sales man- ers, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney day- Bank. F.H.A. DEALERSHIP APPROVED ager for Dow Smith, Inc. Harry men, have moved with their four It was announced that a bor- W. Keely of Applebrook Agency, children to Atlanta, Ga. Sale of DRIVEWAY Complete Fencing the home was effected through ough code provides that all local Middletown, negotiated the sale with COSMICOAT of the property, which had been Marvin Eisenberg of Van's Agen- swimming and wading pools with a depth of more than 12 LONG TERM FINANCING AT 5% listed through Mrs. Rose Bodhol cy, Matawan, and It was listed Protection ogolntt dutnic- of the Stillman Agency, Shrews- for the owners through Emil J. inches must be fenced in. Ho* by oju, oil and other bury. Unger of that agency. harmful eltrMirrt . . . adds y«ar» to pavwiHiit lift. STANDARD WIRE & FENCE Co. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H. Emrick: Mr. and Mrs. Toby J. Miele 15-Year Safe Driving are the new owners of the split • Frtt •itimatts have moved from Chicago, 111., • Eiptrt application OFFICE and SHOWROOM I to their home at 265 Riveredge level home at 12 Mallard St., Award for Stewart Hazlet. Former residents of Key- • ttuarantted protection RT. 9—SOUTH OF HOWELL BOWLING LANES Rd., New Shrewsbury, purchased PELHAM, N.Y. — Humble Oil from Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Ed- port, they are parents of a young and Refining Company, from its CALL COLLECT — 462 - 8179 dowes, who moved to Tampa, son. Mr. Miele, a native of Haz- Northeastern Esso Region of- MAYER Call Colltct 24 Hwn Unit* Dally mi Smdayt—3*3-2400 Fla. Mr. Emrick, previously a let, is, with Delco-Remy fn Newfices in Pelham, N.Y., has an- FMI ISTIMATIS AND SURVEYS buyer for Montgomery Ward in Brunswick. The home had been nounced the presentation of a ASFHM.T SUUHG CO. owned by Mr. and }An, Fred R. 15-year sate driving award to Spcclallilnoj In: Arden who have moved to Wis-William J. Stewart of 12 Rut- Drivtwayi - Forking Lori consin. Garrett J. McKeen of gers Dr., Fair Haven, NJ. He Strvlc* Station Sterling Thompson and Associ- is employed in the company's ates, Matawan office, negotiated Linden office. 741-3227 the purchase of the home which was listed through Eugene A. Fitzpatrick of Walker and Walk- er, Holmdel office. FREE Purchasers of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney R. Stock of 55 Is your East Washington Ave,, Atlantic INSTALLATION Highlands, are Mr. and Mrs. Wil- IKSURACHAT LAWN SHOWING?

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PLEASANT VALLEY NURSERY THE VILLAGE GARDEN CENTER COMMUNITY STORES JACOBS HARDWARE HWY. 34 COLTS NECK 24 CHERRY TREE FARM RD. NEW MONMOUTH 500 PROSPECT AVE. LITTLE SILVER 233 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK 462-5252 716-2022 747-2433 747-4044 Candidates File Petitions for Primaries DAILY CROSSWORD Filings Late at Little Silver Bayshore Party Contests Loom ACROSS 4. Theae are 19. Ameri- 3!M mblyman Alfred N. Beadlerton, J. Groped usually can wans sr.iniiiau (Continued) .ester Fenichel and Benjamin HOLMDFX municipal chairman, are unop- crossed In- former GOP mayor here. (Continued) . 5. Cloy [iirdld Uffirflf-l IslSS clerk, refused to accept them. 'einer; Nicholas M. LaBella and ions for county committee, Lor- One of the hottest primary con- >sed in the primary as govern- 9. Novicts 5. Mute a diana HHaraaa acona Also on the Republican ticket Mr. Ayers said he had called irry D. Rosen; 6. Daniel Bran- !ng, three. However, no one is tests in the Bayshore is shaping body candidates. 10. Coalition kittenish 21. Bird's re council candidates Joseph I. beak J. Russell Woolley, county clerk, and Ronald Sargent; Mrs. running with Mr. Shields for the up here among Republicans. Mr. Werley is a member o[ 12.Yolky aound irennan of 141 West End Ave. 13. Outer edge 6. Cuckoo 23. Me- just five minutes earlier for latie Wallenburg and Mrs. Dita major offices, committee, clerk, A field of six will vie for two a« Board of Education and is nd Alfred J. Cooney of 20 Glor- 14.M&n'« 7. The Swedish, tallic guidance on procedure. rbes; 9. Frank Cipriano, lssessor and collector. seats on the Township Commit- pected to resign that post if elec-] auaa nickname Nightingale rock unsasi "Mr. Woolley said not to and Willaid Jordan; Mrs. iey St. tee and five seats of the six-d to council. There is no legal The list ol Democrats: 15. Sailor 8. Theater 2tB«lonB- accept the petitions," Mr. Ayers larole A. Henderson and Mrs. The Republicans will be unop- member county committee are r against holding bath seats, ing- For township Committee, Mr. 16. Dawn seat said, "and so I refused them." 'rieda Schneider. osed in the primary and, in fact, being contested. wever. IT. Birthplace V.Uke « to the wiei4>7'i Jtuwct Olinsky, Mr. Shields and Mr. Uw- Mr. Ayers said petitions have ill be the only local candidates Democrats have fielded a full of Abraham tile papal 35. Couch ing, three-year term, and incum- Incumbent Councilman Philip 36. Egyptian been delivered late before, "but OCliANI'OUT i the primary ballot. There are unopposed slate. 18. Recipient of II. Recent palace bent Paul A, Barrese and Martin Cassidy and political newcom- a gift 13. Cooling- 25. Tr •> god never this late," Three persons filed yesterday 0 Democratic candidates, and O'Toole for the two-year terra. Arthur E. Judd, Jr., 4 Deer- Peler G. Walker head the SO. Ruled device 38. Chief All Write-ins Republican candidates for a ie opposition is made up of in- For township clerk, three-year field Rd., Old Manor is the sur- rganization slate. Councilman 22. Flock 15. Old weight 30.Wui.i-r Norse god "We'll have to have all write- ir of Borough Council seats in jpendents, who are not entered 32. Girls 40. Japanese term, Robert J. Benedickson prise choice of the Young Re- rederick Heckelmann does not 26. Afresh lor wool ins on the ballot," Mr. Seidenzahl ovember's election. In addition, 1 primary elections. publicans as their second candi- 27. Persia. 18. Famous nickname festival and Warren J. Roggeman. *ek re-election. 41. Copy said. ie independent also joined the Mayor Messina and Coun- date for Township Committee, 28. Insurgent American 34. Arabian For assessor, four-year term, Club Democrats are backing admiral garment 43. About The Democrats, left without a ace. ilman Paul F. Schissler will He is the incumbent county com- SO. Vegetables Those fihng were incumbent Edward J. Whalen and John J. ndrew O'Bosky and James Flynn 3L Couples, candidate at the last minute, had leek to retain their seats, and mitteeman from district 2 and I 1 4- s 7 I Radigan. >r council. as oxen V planned to endorse a write-in can OP Councilmen Franklin In- . Victor Scotese of Silverbrook will seek re-election to that post. /A '/A 'am and George F, Barrett and For collector, four-year term, Committee Race S3. At home 11 didate for the one-year unex- :d. will run for the seat held by Ticketed with Mr. Judd is in- (4. Man's » :gular Organization Republican Incumbent Robert R. Brady will With Organization candidates pired term. Councilman J. Reid Harrison, cumbent Committeeman Wallace name % ndidate F. Edward Waitt of 15 run without opposition. named first, the county commit- re. I2» "It's unfortunate that I got nother independent who is not A. Taylor. S7. Cudgel there too late," Mr. Seidenzahl igamore A.ve. Mr. O'Toole, Mr. Roggeman _ race shapes up this: 38. South seeking re-election. The Opposition 14- IS !<• said, "but I telephoned and was No Democrats filed for the and Mr. Radigan are running on — District 1, Joseph A. Coffey American Republicans hold one seat on Their principal opposition will told 5 o'clock would be all right." )sts. William B. Ware bypassed Mr. Loring's ticket. ind Mrs. Mae Ross opposed by tuber lie governing body. They would come from the ticket of former IT Ib n He declined to say who had told ie party primaries, filing as an Running with Mr. Olinsky are ichard M. Bracken and Mrs. A. S9. State of ^A iave to elect their entire slate Committeeman Vincent J. Maneri western 21 f/A2.4 him. idependent and his name will Mrs. Barrese, Mr. Benedickson, .. DeSante. 2L.O 21 take control. and Zoning Board of Adjustment India 'This is an unfortunate lnci ppear on the ballot in November Mr. Whalen and Mr. Brady. District 2, Frederick J. Var- % vice chairman Norman Schantz. 41. Hebrew 2U> 27 dent which, of course, I j u s t gainst the Republican winners. Committee Contests :se and Mrs. Dorothy Kingeter Also in the race, but not linked month. 't heard about this evening," Gor- the county committee contests, opposed by Ciro Tesora and Mrs. 42. Walking 16 ty SEA BRIGHT Registration as a team, are Holmdel Property 43. Think don N. Litwin, the lone Demo with the ticket affiliation in pa- mma B. Boyle. A full complement of Demo- Owners Association President 44.Boleyn V 63 crat on the Borough Council, said renthesis: Theodore Friedauer and HPOA — District 3, Edward S. Smith 45. Bogs V/A last night. rats and Republicans have filed At Schools District 1 — Mrs. Margaret C. member Stephen Berentes. nd Mrs. Ann E. Griffin opposed 'fa55 it Mr. Litwin said lie had been a pair of council seats and Smith (Olinsky ticket) versus In district 1, Mr. Taylor is op- y Robert Koba and Mrs. Cor- DOWN % asked, as an attorney, about the or the tax assessor's post. Mrs. Catherine M. Shields I Small 40 posed by Francis X. Burke. Mrs. tina LaFrance. S9 41 advisability of instituting suit to Democratic council candidates On Monday (Shields ticket). ornamental Adeline Lubkert is unopposed. — District 4, Vincent DeLuca place the names of Mr. Florian ire incumbent Councilwoman Ce- LITTLE SILVER - Registr*- District 2 — John Lane (Olin- ' statue 41 Mr. Judd is opposed for re-nd Mrs, Audrey Rapolla op- and Mr. Weber on the ballot. le Norton and former Council- ion for all children new to the sky) versus E. G. Ledda 2. Units Ot election in district two by Wil- osed by Thomas J. Perno and "However, as a borough offi- tan Joseph Stout. Little Silver schools tnd as yet (Shields). work 4* 4& liam H. Potter, Jr. Mr. Judd's ose him. DeVirgilio (Olinsky) versus Mrs. ing his fifth race for the govern- attending afternoon kindergarten, - Charles E. Gee and Douglas Foulks publican is unopposed in her bid Chief Wilson wai himself found Shaheen, a principal in Lon Trying for the two council seats Maureen T. Colgan (Loring). In-ing body, from 11 a.m.-noon. cumbent Mr. O'Toole did not file ave filed for re-election to thefor nomination for re-election as guilty of assault and battery on Branch's Garfield Grant Hotel ipen next year are incumben lor re-election to his county com- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS :ounty committee but they are tax collector. Mrs. Dorothy M. Mr. Van Pelt, in Shrewsbury will campaign for the mayor :ouncilman Theodore Zebrowski mittee post. "Administration Republicans,' unopposed. Only a heavy write- Hartman, Democrat, is also un- Township Court July 26 in seat against the Democratic can Daniel H. Kaufmann of 123 Rey For the Republicans: led by Councilman Richard C in campaign could unseat them. opposed for her party's backing. charges arising from an incident didate Lawrence J. Neyhart nolds Dr., chairman of the Zon Eatontown Township Committee three-year Stryker, and "Regular Republ The much-rheralded Democratic on a township street. The police 17 Fulton Ave. Mr. Shaheen ha ing Board of Adjustment, a n term, Nicholas Setteducato, and cans" will battle it out in theslate that was to be tiled by MARLBORO TOWNSHIP chief was fined $25. At the same served on the council for the pa Vincent C. Festa, borough rep two-year term, Raymond M. An- primary next month. Former Councilman T. Edward Four Republican District execu- hearing, charges by Chief Wilson three years. resentative on the Monmouth Re- Welcomes' itett. Each member of the Stryke: Kinlin failed to materialize. tive committee seats are contest- against Mr. Van Pelt of assault The two Republican Incumbent ;ional Board of Education. Township clerk, Frank Agresta. ticket will use the slogan "Re- ed. and battery on a police officer, are George Conway, a council Incumbent Councilman Ed- Andreach Secure Motorists Assessor, incumbent Michael publican," while the slate head- The candidates are: use of loud, profane and offen- man for the past 10 years, am ward O. Clark yesterday an The filing deadline brought as- EATONTOWN - "WekSMM to R. Brennan. ed by Robert B. Long will use th District 1. Mrs. Bessie Windel ive language in public, and re- Fred L. Martinson, who was ap- nounced his intention not to ru surance that Benjamin Andreach Eatontown" reads i new 1 by Collector, Charles R. Pletrner. "Regular Republican" tag. and Mrs. Robert Granger. sisting arrest were dismissed. pointed to council a year ago ti for re-election. 4-foot sign dedicated this morning There are no contests for coun- Mr. Stryker's running mate fo: will be named Democratic munic- On complaint of a neighbor, fill an unexpired term. The Democrats have named on' District 2. Mrs. Mary L. Kuhn by Mayor Herbert E. Werner ty committee, as well as the ma- council nomination is incumbent ipal chairman for his 21st year. Mr. Van Pelt and Mrs. Dowlen Their Democratic opposition ly two council candidates, Don- and Julius Kurowsky against in- and Councilman Melvin X Kohn jor offices. Robert M. Earle, while Davii Only four of his candidates are were arrested' at 3:10 a.m. last Joseph J. Cieri of 29 Fores ald R. Tobert of 6 Heath St. anc cumbents Mrs. Ira May Cashill at Rt. 71 entrance to the hot-. DeGroot is running with opposed in the 10-seat race. Friday by Red Bank police in the Ave., and Anthony Cosentino o Mrs. Kathryn McCloskey of 101 MIDDLETOWN and Franklin V. Emmons. ough. - A last-minute decision by Rob- Mr. Long. In addition to Mr. Scabett, Or- District 3. Thomas A. Antisell Van Pelt apartment. 18 Forest Ave. Main St. ert J. Tabit not to run in the For assessor, incumbent Paul ganization candidates with oppo- against incumbent Herbert Mr. Van Pelt is charged in Red The sign Was built by the bor- Republican primary has left May- Muir, Republican, will go again. zitkm are: Schneider. Bank by Mrs. Dowlen with sim- '• RED BANK NEW SHREWSBURY ough road department, using the or Ernest G. Kavalek and Town- A. Ernest Schickedanz, Reguiai — William J. Boman by Nor- ple assault. Red Bank police have Primary election competitloi No conflicts showed up in bor- vacuum applicator newly ac- ship Committeeman Harold H. Republican and member of th man Callahan in district 1. MANAjLAPAN TOWNSHIP charged Mrs. Dowl«n with being will be within the ranks ot the ough primary filings as Republ: quired at the suggestion of Mr. Foulks without opponents for the Harbor Commission. - John S. 0'Neil by Thomas Four Democrats, two Repub-drunk and disorderly and with Democratic county, executive cans named incumbents as can Kohn, chairman of council's Sept. 13 election. .County committee contests: O'Brien in district X licans and two Independents will refusing to leave the apartment committee here. No one will op didates. Mayor John E. Lemon streets and roads committee. The Mr. Tabit, former Young Re- District 1 — John J. Kozak, — Robert Weston by James seek nomination for two township when requested. She is also pose the nominees for mayor an Jr., and Councilmen Lawrence J sign, reflectorized for night visi- publican Club president, who an- Jr., Republican, versus Howard Kane in district 4. committee seats this fall. Demo- charged by Red Bank Police U. council. Kirk and Albert L. Diano will ru bility, is one of five to be in- nounced last month that he would Cottrell, Regular Republican. There is no opposition for acrat Thomas W. Kerwin did not Charles B. Jones with assaulting The Democrats have put u]to succeed themselves, stalled on traffic arteries enter- run, reported that employment District 2 — Republicans WL full slate of GOP candidates. file for re-election. him while resisting arrest. Councilman Daniel J. O'Hern f< Filing as Democrats are Eu-ing the borough. and personal problems prevent Ham Hungrecker and Mrs. Marii Hearing on the Red Bank gene W. Landy of 39 Apple Or- Democratic contenders are In- mayor, and John H. Metzler an 9 him for entering the contest. Shaffer, both incumbents, versi KEYPORT cumbent James Sobechko, Ru- charges has been set for Tuesday. John Illmensee lor council. chard Dr., for mayor, and Mn 'Good Leads In Two Township Committee nom-j Regular Republicans Joseph Democratic Mayor Carlton H. dolph' DeMatthews, Charles W, Mr. Van felt, a parolee, was Republican Councilman Job. Burt (Neissa) DeWitt of H o p lnations are at stake. Julian and Mrs. Estelle M. Smith Poling is a lame duck. Matthews and Marvin M. Lapidus remanded to the county jail P. Arnone will be his party1 Rd. and C. George Chapman o 71 Thayer Dr., for council. Holdup Probe There will be two Republican District 3 — Republican Mrs. He did not file yesterday for Republicans are Thomas F. yesterday, where he is being held choice for mayor, Councilmai contests at the county commit- Georgeana Plant versus Regi the primary election, giving the Whalen and Thomas E. Corless on request of his parole officer. Thomas F. Oakley will run f EATONTOWN - PoHc* Chief tee level. lar Republican Mrs. Dolores pressure of business as his rea-Independents are Abraham Magid In regular Municipal Court re-election, and Joseph J. Falv FAIR HAVEN William Zadorozy said yester- ' In district 2, township street Miller. business, Magistrate Throckmor- Republican James T. Buckley day police are working on "some son. and Constance H. Dryer, whose will make another bid for a com superintendent David W. Jack- The Democrats have no pi The Democratic mayoral can- banner is "Experience, Efficien- ton adjourned for two weeks hear- cil seat. Jr., now a councilman, will ru good leads" in the recent holdup unopposed for mayor to succeec son will oppose incumbent George mary election contests. didate, unopposed, will be Dacy- , Integrity." ing of Charges against Albert B. of the Eatontown National Bank. E. Rader, and in district 30 Mrs. Eugene M. Magee. Republican The candidates are Robert vid Pangborn, who lost last year Mrs. Mabel A. Qualter and Mrs White of 216 Green Grove Rd., COLTS NECK Though the chief would not Peggy Ann Pollock, Tatum Dr., William C. Rue and R o b e r Levy and John M. Phair, f( in a council bid; Cor« Bazzoni filed for the Dis-Neptune. Mr. White is charged Incumbent Township Comm: elaborate on what the leads are, will oppose incumbent Mrs. Doris Matthews will run to succeec council, and William Griffin f< Filing for council nomination trict 3 Democratic executive com by his wife, Mrs. Mary Jane teeman Joseph Moreau, Repul he praised co-operation given lo- V. Thatcher. assessor. themselves, opposed by Demi was lames Birmingham, member mittee posts. White, of entering her apartment lican, is not seeking re-electioi cal officers by State Police and No Democratic Tiffs Coert Engelsman, East Gar at 203A Eaton Crest Dr. with crats Philip A. Clark and Rol agents of the Federal Bureau of the Board of Education. There and Kenneth B. George, Jr., wi ert T. Dudley. The Democrats have no prifiel- d Ave., and John Noonai are two council seats at stake. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP intent to steal. Mr. White wasbe unopposed for the GOP nom of Investigation. Detective Lt. mary election contests. Township Ocean Blvd, filed for coum One Democratic nomination will Four Republicans will seek two released in 1500 bail. ination. He also will receive n Marvin Fowler is in charge of Committee candidates are Ed- -.j as Independents. have to be decided by write-in. nominations for Township Com- Robert J. Stanton of 222 Nave- opposition from the Democra' SHREWSBURY the investigation locally. ward J. Roth, former committee- UNION BEACH For the Republicans Council- mittee and two Democrats wil1 jink Ave., Navesink, waived pre- who will have no candidate. John W. Hamilton of Narro A visit Saturday by two armed roan, and Thomas J. Ames, de- Democrats here are once aga man Robert J. Strang will be be unopposed for the same de- liminary hearing on charges of Gate Farm will be the Republ bandits in coveralls, ski masks feated in a committee bid in J. Donald Roche, recently a d off for a toe-to-toe p: opposed by former Councilman possession of pornographic pic- can candidate to face Mayo and gloves to the bank in broad 1964. signations. pointed tax assessor, is u ••'T> Organization a Frederick J. Kruser for the may- Mayor Albert V. McCor tures with intent to sell. The case opposed in the Republican rani Frederic Messina this fall. daylight netted loot of $31,000, the As previously announced, Dem- Club factions each fielding a fi oral nomination. mick and newcomer Ralph BocV was referred to the Grand Jury. for that post as is Democrat N He'll have an omen in his favoi FBI reported. The robbers es- ocrat Charles V. Carroll, mem- slate. Two borough Council set Robert E. Hartman and Joar- e teamed with support of theBail of $500 was continued. chael Serafifl. Mr. Hamilton resides in the foi caped in a getaway car stolen in ber of the Board of Health, will are the principal plums. seph F. McQuarrie, incumbents, Regular Republican organization James Q. McCullough, a staff mer Sycamore Ave. home of As Occanport about a month ago. run for Township Committee, in Republicans Charles A. Ha are unopposed for GOP council They are challenged by Frank- sergeant at Fort Monmouth, ENGUSHTOWN November, as an independent. club president, and Ira C. Werle; nominations. lin Marzulli and Charles C. Worth pleaded guilty to a reduced There are no primary contesl ington, who have Young Republi charge of disorderly conduct and for the two boro council seats "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean MATAWAN can backing. paid a $100 fine. He was charged for tax assessor. Incumbei Democratic Councilman Robert Democrats in the field are John with having shown obscene Councilman Raphael Zackowi Saturday, August 6 photographs to Mr. Stanton "in a R. Colot will not seek re-election W. Grant and Louis T. Figurelli and Raymond H. Drost filed fi 1 in a quiet, uncontested primary Seats at stake include Mayor Me lewd and lascivious manner." the Democratic nominations. R Present —For You and Yours ...Concentrata election here. Cormick's and one left vacani Magistrate Throckmorton al- publican incumbent John on keeping yourself: in a cheerful, optimistic frame Filed as Democratic candidatesby the resignation of former May- lowed the reduction in charges MacDonald and Richard J. Sci of mind. People tend to be a little touchy and sensi- are Club President Edward C. or Norman Wagner. because Sgt. McCullough is a ca- filed for the GOP positions. tive to real or fancied slights. This is not a day to reer soldier and will be disci- Dillon and political newcomer E. With the remaining four corn Incumbent Republican tax tease others. A short trip away from everyday sur- plined by Army authorities. Scott Sunstrom, 18 Chestnut Dr. mitteemen, all Republicans, un sessor Albert Dey will seek elei roundings should prove enjoyable. Smrts, hobbies, 1 William Perez, 19, of 84 Maple They face a November race able lo agree on a rcplacemen tlon unopposed both in his o\ particularly highlighted. against GOP incumbent Council- for Mr. Wagner, bids have boci Ave. was fined $20 and lost party and by the Democrats. man Geofge W. Connor and mode by Mr. Beck, Mr Marzull his license for 30 days for speed- Planning Board subdivision com- and Mr. Grant to be appointed b; ing 58 miles an hour in a 35-m.h. IIOWELL TOWNSHIP The Day Under Your Sign mittee chairman Lawrence J. court order. Superior Court Jut'gi Twenty-six Democrats are seel /. •!!> tine was assessed on Nor- Ariat. Born Mar. 21 loApr. 19 Libra. S.pl. 21 lo Oct. 12 Bucco. Andrew A. Snlvest received :he ing 18 posts on the local exnc Deckle vritat yvtt want and fpt Show kindnem and nadtnlaiMj. Filed as an Independent tinder petitions last month but left for man (J. Becker, 71, of 35 Wilson tlve committee. There are co after it- The Btjri give ym • iiiR to one »ho i> in an aa» pmli ixwr. tiand tnnttttt. the slogan "For The People" Is vacation Monday without acting Dr., Elberon, for careless driv- tests for eight positions, ing leading to an accident. Taurut. April 20 (a May TO Scorpio. Oct. 21 Is Nov. It Michael F. Kldzus, 23 Ravine Dr. on them. He will return Sept, 12. There are no contests for tl (>i*l for a CAnitielijtht in \Ur. spotliflht. dinner. Democrats and Republicans People," filed yesterday as an in- olds Dr., and William C. Tctti, seeking re-election. 36. of IK Walnut PL, West Long Cancar. Juno 22 lo July 21 Cipncorn..P«c. 22 to Jan. 20 have filed full slates for county dependent candidate for election Candidates for t h e Townsh Till- mint of Irnc Invr runs Strer clf.ir nf nmmi »lio i. in executive committee posts. All to the Shrewsbury Township Branch, Committee arc Kepub'icar I.I, Miiin.tlii). im«-. M.iU Ilic a ili-..ik-ircatile nnwyl. Wliy nwil i,i...I of it. jmir il.n ? candidates are unopposed. Committee His name will appear Ilmiurd Gorcey, 41, of 20 Sec- Paul Tucker and H. Robert Idipi ond Ave., Long Branch, am! Lnw- l.o. July 22 to Aug. 21 Aquiriul. Jan. 21 to Feb. 19 There are no governing body on the November ballot against Democrats. Willard Jordan a l-:\ciit< prmn-.l «( a ic.-urrlv seats at stake. nominees of the two parties. n'tit't' K. ClKxlzinski, 23, n Fort Sigmund Shupack. . . . |U-tlu|is ft lull >'»MI, anil les* iriNe. Charles A. Dillon filed for re-Monmnutli soldier, were fined $5 Democratic nominees for tli Virgo. Aug. 22 lo S.pK 22 Piic... F.b. 20 la MarcK 20 HIGHLANDS election to the Loch Arbour Vil- each for improperly turning left executive committee in contestc Kemalrt 4.1, rails up Bethlehem was the most pals, with the Ux-exemptioii fea ten describing situations paral- f 10.74 at noon. 1.0 and utilities up .9. leavily traded steel, rising % to ture and a two-year maturity leling yours. At your age, I Early to Rise , U.S. Steel gained 1%, Re- should help solve your problem. would suggest paying off your Stocks rose from the start and Yesterday's closing stocks: public 1%, Lukens \%, Inland '/,, Progressive Life Elects Officers 1 mortgage both for ease of mind Please remember, however, were spurred higher by news that ICK lnd 511 I 1-T-& ckt Brk National I /, and Pittsburgh Steel and because this should mean a that high-grade municipa RED BANK—Progressive Life He also has been active in president of the Affiliated Repub- adams Kx 3«(4 i Juhris Man 50% the biggest steel producer of them Prod 33\ I Jones ft u 57 I- net gain to you between mort- bond with a short-term maturity Insurance Company, 365 Broad community activities. He is a Keduc \ Joy Mrg lican Clubs of Monmouth County all, U.S. Steel, had jumped on 29 % General Instrument, up 11,4 at gage interest paid and income in- will likely yield less than what St., has elected a new president, member of the Jordan Lodge Mleg Cp »H 1 Kaiser Al 43 past president of Avon-Bradley the price boost bandwagon. The lleg l.ud •Hi: Keniifecott 567s, was second most active for terest received. you now receive. chairman of the board and se- F&AM, past president of the Bnai Beach Kiwanis and a member of lleg Pnw Koppers nation's second and third-ranking .Wed Ch 21 I Kresge. as Uie second straight session. The American Telephone has taken nior vice president. Brith of Long Branch and is past Ocean Grove Lodge, F.&A.M. producers, Bethlehem and Repub lllls dial Kro»er Aim, ; company was reported to be ac- a battering but this appears to president of Toastmasters Inter- 80% I LHi Port r Joseph Sear, who was presi- Mr. Fleming, Middletown lie Steel, soon joined the parade, Am Airlln I!'l 1 Lfh Vsl lnd quiring an electronic company, national, Asbury Park Club. He LOF Glass be subsiding. It is logical that dent and chairman of the board, joined the company in 1937 at along with Pittsburgh and Na- Am Can 51'i | Signalite Inc. Suit Filed is the manager of a Little League, Cyan 37 interest rate it must pay on its The lion's share of the stee M'., I Hagnavox and for better balance and re- The board of directors elected of Temple Beth Miriam in Elber- promoted to division supervisor; Tel T«l 47', industry had "ratified" the in- Toll 33H | Maralh oil new debentures. Du Pont erased Lester H. Grubman, president; on, he is also on the board of M't, | Martin M 5514 turn, you could reinvest in Phil- in 1949 he became territorial su- AMP Inc in early gain and ended with a Stanley G. Ayres, chairman of trustees of the Community Chest creases launched late Tuesday Anaconila 76T, | Masonlle adelphia Elec, S. O. New Jersey Soil Taking pervisor, directing the com- by Inland Steel by the time the Merck -point loss. the board, and George G. Flem- of Little Silver. MGM 7414 and Norfolk & Western. FREEHOLD — A suit was pany's out-of-state expansion pro- White House statement appeared 30 Glamours Favored ing, senior vice president. gram in Washington, D. C, and 55 Minn H*M 78 As bond yields are now unusu- filed in Superior Court yesterday Mr. Ayres, Neptune City, joined labeling the price increases as Mo Par A Once again the glamour stocks ktchlson 8»'4 ally attractive, some funds could against Middletown Township, a Mr. Grubman, Little Silver, the company in 1932. He started Baltimore, Md. In 1953, he was "irresponsible." Mohlloll Ot. which were the favorites in the elected regional vice president Ml Rlchfld 8t Mont Ward 37>i be placed in the following high- Middletown contractor and his has been associated with the com as a debit agent and steadily Trading immediately slowed 2414 Nat Blsc 4511 early rise this year were in and was elevated to vice presi 3A I N«t Distill 33 Heavily traded, Polaroid rose president in 1964. He retired in uary, 1965. In that same year he Bell a How *3\ | Nst Gyps 31rkln Elm Chapin for Sales Work Board of Education. He is a past tee. Ptlter 48 Xerox 1, Lorillard IVi, Liggett permit Aug. 4, 1963 but that the named senior vice president. pened. The market regained its Phil El 64'. MONTCLAIR — F. Don Chap- Colum Gas 2M4 Plilll Pet 31S & Myers l'/i. and Texaco 1. township did not forward perti courage. Trading quickened again In, Red Bank representative of Upon his graduation from high Pit sleM 5O'i Prices rose on the American nent documents to its Planning and the list closed pretty near 144, The Lincoln National Life Insur- school he studied at Monmouth Con Can ««, I Pub av ttrj JJ3 Stock Exchange. Volume was 2.22 Board for approval as required In its best. Corn Prod 42'4 | Pullman ance Company and a member of College and Rutgers University. Rifle, Shotgun Buying l 592«i I RCA million shares. The exchange's In- an ordinance. Since joining the company, he "It looked like a slap on the fe 46 I Reading Co W. R. Beardslee and Associates, Cruc Sll M'i I Repuh an dex rose .06 to $14.88. Associated continued his education by tak- wrist," said one analyst. "The 38 S gained national recognition for A. Campo, Inc., the suit con- Administration was on the spot Curtlsl Wr l»'i I Kevlon 4«>i Oil & Gas dropped ]% to 2Vi in tends, got the permit without ing several life office manage- Derre «IMi | Reyn Mat 50'i active trading and its convertible his record of personal production Easy in Most States because of 4 I Rey Too 36S Rent Sup 28(4 I Hob Cqntrols for June. posting a required bond as re- ment courses and has partici- 324 nonds dropped 20'/] and 29Vj NEW YORK (AP) — Most son must obtain a permit from a Doug Alrc M< Corporate bonds were on- ciation. Press survey shows. In New Jersey, a prospective Proposal For 47U | Snerry Rd 3OU pany'* more than 2,500 sales rep- It asks the courts to stop the rue CP Md I aid Brand 31H :hanged to lower. V.S. Treasury buyer must apply to his county Ford Mot 4V4 | std Oil Cal 63'4 resentatives throughout the na- Of 40 states checked, only two 20H I Std Oil NJ rands declined. soil removal and to order Middle- judge for a permit that is re- Gen Accept 68 H tion. town to revoke the permit. —New Jersey and Rhode Island Subdivision Otn Dynam 454 mudebaker 35% newable annually. aen ll*c »Ci I Texaco 7(Hi Council OKs —require a prospective purchas ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - am Fas 71V I Ttx G But EGAL NOTICE 81 % I Textron er to obtain a rifle permit. New About 15 states have laws for- 'lans for a three-lot minor sub- Gen Motors 5(H4 Gen Pub lit 3H4 I Tidewat Oil 68't Jersey requires a person to ap- bidding the carrying of conceal division on Beverout PI. were G Tel * El 42'4 I Transamer PROPOSAL Freeway, ply to local police for a $2 life- able weapons, or hand guns, Oen Tire 35 Vi Jn Carbide 5714 Local Securities presented to the Planning Board ot Pec Cp Un Pac Notice is hereby ilven that sealed 36% time identification card. The po- Ohio makes an exception of per- Oltlette Vn Tank c bids will be received in the ttecsnjUon last night. S2 rtoom of ths Office o< the Director. Quotations from NASD at approximately 3:00 p.m. Bids are Inter- sons "engaged in lawful business Glen Aid tl Unit Alrc 7«' lice then investigate the appli- Howard A. Roberts, Middle- United Cp Division of Purchase and Properly. dealer prices. Prices identified by * are inter-detler asked prices. Rt. 35 Plans « 2nd floor, Room 232-2, Bute House, cant's background and finger- and circumstances justifying car- town, attorney for the develop- 51 US Lines 35 US Plywood Tr.nton. New Jersey OtSK, on August Inter-dealer quotations do not Include retail markup, markdown or WEST LONG BRANCH - print him before issuing the rying a weapon in defense of ers now In me process of buying 47% 4fl'i IS, 1996 al 2-.00 p. M. and will » HB rtuh opened and read Immediately (hereaf- commission. Other asked prices have bees adjusted upward to Borough Council yesterday en- person," such as a businessman the property, said the new own- Hit US Smelt 51% card. US r» tteel 43> ter, for the following- Include approximate markup. dorsed the re-alignment of the carrying a pistol while taking en would agree to p»v» one 15- Welworth Maine and West Virginia stip- Here lno wiu. D»n Div. Ajgtj east-west freeway and the wid- cash to a bank late at night. Warn * pie Drilling ot Daap Wall, ulate that gun dealers report to foot wide halt of Beverout PI. 111 Cent Ir4 Wela Mm. Relmsr-Wall National ' 3.00 ening of Rt 35 through Ocean The states are virtually unanl and construct curbs and side- Ins Ranri fttl Wn Un Tel Allaire stale Park, police any person buying a rifl Int Bus Men 344 Weslg El Farmlngtlale, N. 3. Central Jersey Bank* .30 Township. mous in forbidding the sale walks as recommended by the Int llarv 43 Rids must be ID mads on tu» lUn- or shotgun. White Mot dsrd proposal form. (2) enclosed In I'ttontown National Bank firearms to felons. But In Cali- borough engineer. As a alter- Inl Nick n«4 Witco Chem The council resolved to support Int Paper 2»',i Woolwlh the special addressed envelope, (2> ac- Farmers i Merchants .04 Virginia, alone of the states fornia any felon who has served nate plan to be considered by Int Tel * Tel 72 S companied by » certified check the action of the Monmouth Coun Xerox drawn to the order of the Treasurer First Merch. Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) .28 reporting, has no gun-control time for crimes such as assault the board, Mr. Roberts said the Yngst lii«T 34*, of the Btate of New Jersey, or a bid First National Bank ol.Spring Lake 1.50 ty Planning Board and the Mon- law. Connecticut state police say with a deadly weapon, man- entire street, now dirt, could be bond, any of which shall be In the mouth Counfy Board of Freehold- American amount of »* of the bid, and (4) de- First National Bank of Toms River (x) .72 that the sale and purchase of slaughter or murder can obtain paved in lieu of the sidewalk and Offdfln Cp livered »t the above place on or be- First State Ocean County ers in their recommendations to rifles In their state is "pretty a weapon with no restrictions a curb construction. Cdn Mare Phoenix 8tl fore the hour named as no bid will Keansburg-Middletown Ml make the northerly part of the Ireole P Pr«n Hull be accepted after the hour meclfled. much unregulated." long as it is not concealable. The board's subdivision com- EQUity Co Rolliiu Inc Bids not eo submitted will be con- Monmouth County National* (x) (xx) .18 county more accessible to the Oen Plywd Spcrry R Wt sidered informal and will be rejeoted. mittee expects to rule on the The Director reserves the rlfht to re- N. J. National Bank (xx) .60 freeway through realignment. None In Texas In 1965, two men wanted for Kin Ark oil . Technlcol plan before the planners' next Mack Trk Wt I Utah M I ject any snd all bids and to award Ocean County National $10. In Texas, where Charles murder in Oregon kidnapped Cal Ifolybdcn 4TH contract in psrt or whole II deemed to Concerning Rt. 35, the council regular meeting. the besi Interests of ths Slate to do so. Peoplei Nat'l Bank o, MbnmoUth .40 Whitman shot and killed 12 per- ifornia's finance director, his Tn» successful bidder will be required Peoples National Bank of Ukmraod passed a resolution endorsing the sons and an unborn baby from wife and infant (laughter, and The board named Mrs. Ellen LEGAL NOTICE to furnish surety bnnd in U» full Sea Bright National 125 action of the Crusade Rt. 35 com- a 27-story tower with high-pow- found no problem in purchasing Kelleher, Asbury Ave., as board NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF •.mount of ths contr*ot, ol a company ACCOUNT authorised to do bualness In the BtAte Trust Co. of Ocean County 52 mittee and the freeholders in urg- red rifles, there is no law rifles and ammunition at stores secretary, replacing Mrs. Alice of New Jersey. Ottignon, who resigned because ESTATE OF CHARLXI B. SHOWN, Plans and specifications, form of ing the state Highway Depart- against carrying rifles, carbines in separate California cities. DECKAJSKD bid, contract and bond for the pro- of insufficient time to devote to Notice li htreby glvta '• ttut tht ac posed work are on-flle and may be ob- Aerologlcal Research ment to widen and install a bar- and shotguns. ount* of th» iubBcrlb«r, Executor ol Some states permit gun col the job. Wined upon application to the Direc- Alkon Industries rier on the highway from the Of the states canvassed, 20 re- lectors to own large firearms. tht eitate < of laid t>«ceaied will betor, Division of Purchase and Proper- The first In a series of inter- udited and lUted by the Surrogate IT, Btate House, Trenton, New Jer- Brockway* Eatontown to the Asbury Park quire permits for pistols. New Ohio officials estimate that 2,- of the County of Monmouth and report- sey O9«!5, on tlepoalt of twenty-five views with potential planning ed for lettlement to The Monmouth I $26 00) for each set, this amount to Buck Engineering traffic circles. York, which has one of the strict- 000 to 3,000 Ohioans, mostly col- County Court, Probate Division, consultants will be held at 8 ae refunded to the bidder upon return Electronic Associates The council gave final approv- est state laws, requires that a lectors, own machine guns. The ^riday, the 23rd day or September of such documents In gooA condition Electronic Assistance p.m., Thursday, Aug. 11, when .D., 1M6, at 8:50 o'clock i.m.. at the wlttiln M days after the award ol tilt : al to a 69-house lot subdivision prospective purchaser of a pis- weapons are registered with fed' County Court Horn*, Monument and Uird '" ' the board will meet with David Court Streeta, Freehold, New Jergey, DEPARTMENT OF" THE TREASURY on Parker Rd. requested by the tol be a resident of or princi- eral authorities. Division of Purchase and Property Monmouth Capital (s) Rodetsky, of /Rodetsky-Slegel, t which time Application will be made CHARLES F. SULLIVAN. Director G and M Holding Co. of Bergen- pally employed in the state. [or the allowance ot Commlnloai and ug. 5, 12 MS.SS Monmouth Electric Approval Needed rchitects and city planners, Zounail reel. field. After investigations by the lo- Monmouth-Ocean Realty Investment Trust To purchase a machine gun in Freehold. Dated July 2Sth A.D. l&6fl. cal police and in state mental Wesley Brown. Monmouth Park* The results of the Board of As- California, a person need only 138 Hutton Street, PROPOSAL N. J. Natural Gts' (x) Cash -LEGAL NOTICE sessors re-organization were an- hygiene files, the person must be obtain the approval of the chief Jeney City, N. felled ProposiU will b« recilvad by Rowan • • (x) photographed and fingerprinted. EXECUTOR, ;tw Colti Neck Townihlp Board of Edu- nounced. Leo C. Bizzaro is chair- of the state Bureau of Criminal NO1TCI! hn C. Sullivan, Kiq., cation. Oolts Neck, N. J. for MUSI- Spiral Metal man, replacing Laurs Follansbee The fingerprints are checked MONMOUTH COCNTV numellor at Law, CAL INSrnUMJlNTt. In th* •upwln- Identification and Investigation. SURROGATE'S COURT W2 Newark Avenue. lecdmt'B Ofllce. Cfedar Drlvt .tcbool, U. S. Horn** : who resigned. F. Donald Squil- with the FBI and the state De- Notice la Craflton I* rreeeal Jirwy city, N. J. Walter Reads • Stwliaf Some wejtern states still have Ctalms AakH Beast* lante is secretary with Richard partment of Correction. ESTATE OF ETHEL B. BUOAN. .U|. 9, 13, II, M 128.53 AAiruit Uth. IMS, tt 8:00 P. If., pre- WtasioW Tel. laws that carry over from pi- DDOBAMED vailing timt. In acoordano* wife Pttv Cavalier, a member. If all this i* approved, th» per- POMI forml and fpseUteatlON « fur- («) Dividend (xx) Mui Stodt oneer days when youngsters Purswnt >f Uonmouth with a Mlxed-ln-piace that a person be only 14 to ob- if Education prior to th* iUt«4 tuM Iven to tht creditors of aald deceaitd I.B.T. surface upon a 6" gravel founds- if the opening of bids. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The brought encouragement, to the There were some sales, but Huber, Locust; Robert DeMott tain a gun permit. > preapnt to the aaM Ktecutorf their ion, estimated amount of M.I.P. B.S.T. Etch bid must be tccompinttd bf they were "modest," Mr. Szostak and Jo Swaney, Long Branch; :1atma under oath within six month; lurface pavement rsqulred la 477T rertlflfd rhfck In tlin amount ol not first annual sidewalk art show sponsors to make this an an- A spokesman for the gun in- 'rom thla date. iquare yards, of 6" Oravel foundation itu than tfn per cent 410%) of th* nual event. stated. Kathy Mitchell, Oakhurst, and dustry estimated yesterday that Dated: Auguit 2nd. IMS. iT77 square yards; and opened and >ajp blil, and made payable to tot over Uw weekend drew modest FREO B. KUBAN >ad In public at Borough Hs.ll !o1t* Neck Towmhlp Board of Local artists exhibiting were 307 Marljn Lanf. rues. Aug. 23 IMS. at 8 p.m. Prevailing The beautiful beach weather Helen and John Shamka, Robin there are enough guns in the ion. number of visitor* opening day Jane Geayer, Sea Bright; United States to arm half the Wslllnirford. Pa. Ime. Drawings, specifications and TTia CoHM Town.ihl_ p. .Bo*r .. d. Sunday brought the attendance Long, Susan Smith, Dorothy KIOHARD T. DUOAN, irms of bids, contracts and bond for IHucatlon shall b* thth o Ilnafil l JudtJdt«« U to where some 60 paintings were Anthony Fioretti, Elise and population, or more than 100 mil- 7 Roosevelt Place, is proposed work, prepared by Richard wheth«r or not the matartala Md down to 450 viewers, according Straub, Kathy Travis, Vida Bcaradale. N. T. -. Schulz, P.E. Borough Engineer and m, or subsequently delivered, fully Waged by the Hear 'N' See Alice Kovadi, and Tiav Neidling- lion firearms. Xiecutora pproved by the State Highway C , the BpeoiricUlona. Steppe, Edith Ahem, Ginny Haag eaflrff. Crowell A Crowell Issioner, have been filed In the office music, art arid book shop, 60 to the manger Joseph SzosUk — er, Leonardo; Esther Hagestad, But Charles Dickey, director 't the said engineer at flgiB Hllhwa: f Board of Education r*a«rvM and Corry Ten Kate, all of this 14 Mechanic street rljhi to rcjtct any or all blda First Ave. Interests increased on but not enough to discourage the Lincrofl; Lillian Frantm, High- of the National Shooting Sports Fed Bank, New Jersey, ;n, Middletown, N. J. and of said Stati to waive any or all tnfORMllUM Attorney* llghway Commissioner, Trenton, N.J. n thit bid, and th»lr action ll iub}«C| Saturday when some 750 viewers 24 artists who were represented. lands; Paul Lehr and Mrs. Hans borough. Foundation, Inc., is hopeful that Aug. 5, 12, 11. M MOM tnd msy be Inspected by prospective bidders during business hours. Bidders all respecti to the approval ol pending legislation in Congress, NOTICE will be furnished with a copy or the he Bonnl of Education of Colta N*0k if passed, will help guard against MONHItllTH COUNTY specifications sni) blue prints of th Town ah I p. SIISRORATK'S COURT Irawlngs hy the engineer on proper August 5, l»6 Frrsnl lotlce and payments of cost of CO UTS NECK TOWNSHIP Claims Atalast Estate Ion. Bids munt be. made on standard BOARD OF EDUCATION "Generally speaking, we are ESTATE OF ELIZABETH FIIANCES iropoa&l forms In the manner deslgnat- By: LESLIE H. DOUOLAM, certainly for legislation if it will }ONAI,D. DECEASED id therein and required by the specul- B«cr«tary Pursuant to thp order y a Non-Collusion affldsvlt and di will be received by Ui* Board down there that would go a long notice Is hereby given to the creditors :srtltled check for noti less than ten Ohostn Freeholder! of iht County of «sM deceasf'l (o present to (hs siM 10%) per cent ot the amount bid, ' Monmouth for the Tie lota t ton an4 w«y toward clearing up the loop- Executors their clslms under oath rovlded said check need not be more :econB(ruci1on of Bridi* No. HL*4, within six months from this dste. isn $2(1.000.00 nor shall b« less than laveni BrWje Road, Howtll Tow». holes." Dated: July ?7, 1!KM ifio.no. and he delivered at the place hip. Uonmouth County, Haw Jtraly GOrtDON t). DONALD, n or before the hnur named shove, ti11 opined and read In public In tha Clover Lane, lie slandard proposal form and the tall of Records, Main atr*«t, Frc*» JTumson. N. J. Ion-Collusion Affidavit are attached In mtri. N. J.. on Tutidav An*. 16. 19t)| I.I/OYD O. BEATTY, le supplementary specifications, copies ( 2:00 o'clock, p.m., PrtvaJllaf Tim*. New Aerator 1R Oamhridse Ftosfl, which will he furnished nn sppllca- Plans, specific at lont, form of bid. f!l»n Rhine, N, J. >n to engineer. lontract nnd bond for th* pro urer. lavatory faucets that produces a KirrATE Of SA1IAI1 YANKO, PK- MJRROGATK'H COURT mutt btr timtle on standard t>ro- Noili-A t» Creditors to PreefBt oaai forms In th« manner deslgnatM feather-soft flow of water to Pursuant to the order or DONALD Claims Agalnitt Kafst* i, IIHI requited by th» ipectrica- CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of tha ESTATK OF RKRTilUDK T. oni; mint he enclosed In sealed make detergents "suds up" fast- >)U[ity of MxM>m9ir,n|T ff'* n«m« and «<.- ;r and foamier, reduces splash- mi the application of the undersigned, Pursuant to the order of DONALD of the bidder and the name or Samuel Yintio anil George Yanho, the CUNNINOHAM, Burrogtte of the ork on thf> outside; addreaxMl to ng to a minimum and practical- xeciitors of the estate of the. salrt »unty ot Monmouth, this day made, onrd of Clitic en Freeholder* of srsh YunUo deceased, notice Is here. m the application of the undersigned, mnty of Monmonth ami mutt ba y eliminates clogging! / riven lo the. creditors of sslil lla- >onald E. Lawea, Bole Executor of the parled by a hosnilas certificat* mas*! to present to Uie said Eiecu- state of tha Bald Oerrtru'le T. Quplll, i ppTtltlrtl vUrt'U. drawn Ut tna> It's a new idea from Moen, .rs their clslms under osth within icessed, notice Is hereby given to of th« Monmouth Oouxil)» Trta- X months from tills dste. H creditors of ssld deceased to pre- for not Irsi than Ten f*«r Cent .riflinators of the single-handle Dated: August 1st, Itf6fl «nt to the said Bole Executor their 10% > of th* amount Md and b# d*>* faucet. Larger air intake and BAHtlKI. YANKO lilmn tinder oalli within six months r-il m the plir.fi iml on th» hour 1?1 lllverslde Avenue om this date. f named. The ituniUrd proposal water outlet areas send a steady n*rl Ilsnk, New Jersey n will hft furnHht*. upon appllc*- nd to th* (Vtunty EniHnear. stream of sparkling, bubbling (lEOIK.K YANKO 28 MsrkhaT m PUi K rl|hl Is renervsd in r«]frl any water Into your sink with a soft- 7R Kd«rnrook Cnuit Mills Silver, N. J. to dt>. ness you can actually feel. Executors Messrs. Parsons, Cansona, By order of th* BoaM of Choa*a SIDEWALK ART SHOW, lhe jim in Atlantic Highland}, teat tinged < r the weekend by Hear 'N' See art, book and Jston Beekman. Jr., Esq. Blair * Wsrren rrif)hn!deri of tht County ai UOQ* This new aerator prevents 10 Bms.il Street IS Wallscs Street, mujj'fl thop. A' partner in the enUrprLw, Mrt. Robert ionjf, u shown registering tome of the bO paintings which were Red Bank. Mew Jereey Ksd Bank, N. J. . PH C 1RWIN, Dlr*cia# clogging because of its special . ' Aitoreeys .'. kU U UIA1CH. Clirit viewed by l^OO vUitort. • • .-.-.•••. cone screen deal|n. Aug. I, 12. lt, M •Sl.njnlr S, 2», Aug I, II 131. S3 Aui. B 12—Friday, Aufuat 5, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER Colonial Charm on Chapel Hill

Remodeling a hUtorie Mdnmouth County colonial home requires stamina and talent (in that order) and living with the remits requires the kind of disposition that puts aesthetic satisfaction first and modern conveniences second.

EARLY AMERICAN flavor ORIGINAL BEAMS stretch

is combined with modarn across calling of tha Adam

kitchen luxuries, left, in living room, above. This

200-year-old home of Mr. room, which was the core

and Mrs. Charles Adam, of tha 1760 structure, onca

Chapal Hill, Middlatown. was partitioned into

three rooms.

Photos are by Register

photographer Den Lord!.

ANTIQUE DESK, above,

stands in tiny upstairs

hallway of tha Adam hem*

•nChapal HiH. Steeply

pitched ceiling is papered

ia black «nd whit*.

BATHROOM WINDOW, left,

gets royal treatment flanked

by pina eabinets built by

Charles Adam! Fake bird

parches on hanging

straw cage.

Historic Monmouth County Attracts RED ©ARAGE and corner A Pioneer Breed of Homeowners ..'.: «f driveway, right, display By HELENE MOORE Kings Hwy. East, Chapel Hill, colored wood is untouched ex- artist Joanne Adam's Monmouth County always has Middletown. Mrs. Adam, an cept for sanding and waxing. Be- exerted an attraction for a very artlst and occasional free lance cause there is no sub-flooring in whimsictl touches. specialized species of house interior designer, has decorated houses of this era, the patter of hunter. The breed is tough, re- the 200-year-old frame house little feet sometimes makes the lilient and resource with emphasis on atmosphere china rattle, but true lovers of ) rather than detailed colonial wouldn't exchange their talent and unlimited time, money The original house, built in mellow pine floors for a half- and credit — immune to splin- 1760, was added to in 1830. A dozen cement slab ranch houses. ters, drafts, overflowing septic previous owner made numerous structural changes, and the Joanne has learned that the tanks, empty wells and bats in way to cope with architectural the tool shed. Adams picked up four years ago where he left off. eccentricities is to turn them to artistic advantage. Thus, the These are the folks who just Mrs. Adam is philosophical low, steeply-pitched ceiling of love old houses, and this is their about such characteristic prob- the second story, once a hazard happy hunting ground. The lems as the wide open spaces to unwary six-footers, becomes (STARTS MONDAY county's many lovingly restored between the fine pine boards of colonials are testimonials to her floors. Like other owners of a conversation piece papered in a bold black and white check. AUG. 8th their valour. old homes, she has had the One such is the home of cracks filled in for easier house- In the spacious kitchen, a IN FRONT HALLWAY of Charles and Joanne Adam on keeping, but otherwise the honey- built-in freezer and a modern serving counter are tempered by her Kings Highway hom», polished pine, old copper and Look Before You Leap other Early American embellish- PRIOR TO above, Joanne Adam holds ments. The trick is to add com- FREEHOLD — Rugs and car- You'll also find new fibers in fort and convenience without INVENTORY antiqua eeppar ala measure*. its arc among the biggest in- rugs. If the new will fulfill your destroying charm, and not every- vestments you'll make in your requirements effectively at less one knows as well as Joanne just where to draw the line. home, advises Monmouth County cost, add it to your list of consid te economist Sylvia Meehan. erations. However, just because You'll live with them a long it's new is no sign that it is time. suited to your purpose. So don't NOW SA VE pass up a tried and satisfactory THE Before you start looking and type of rug just to have a new shopping around, do some be- type. fore-shopping thinking. Only you ind your family can know or de- Don't be misled by terms that termine what color and type of you think mean quality, says rug or carpet you prefer and Miss Gena Thames, extension how it must serve your purposes specialist in home furnishing at and bring you the greatest satis- the College of Agriculture and faction. Environmental Science, Rutgers. TRADITION Mrs. Mcchan suggests you list Broadloom and nylon do not de- Service your requirements, and the rough note high quality. Broadloom is 20850* woven on a broad loom. You'll iketch. Delicatessen A Beautiful Welcome As you read ads and look at find nylon in all qualities. ON ALL MERCHANDISE for the New Arrival •ugs and carpets in stores, you'll Deal with an established reput- IN STOCK!! Baby's arrival is a happy occasion ind more choices in less expen- able dealer in your area. Read Departments live rugs and carpets than there ALL SIZES MULTI-WIDTH for everybody and calls for some- the labels on rugs and carpets. ised to be. However, be realistic thing really special. We have it Every sample has one. You'll find NOW AT ind beware of the "astonishingly in lovely baskets of flowers, ap- the brand and pattern names, fi- ( ow" priced ones. ASIURYPARK • CURTAINS • DRAPES propriately made up both for ber content, and where made. mollirr and baby. Ask about rfur CLIFFWOOD TWIN and FULL DECORATOR selection. DEAL FALLING IN LOVE WITH LOVE UTTU SILVER • BED SPREADS • PILLOWS LONG BRANCH Is wonderful... but falling In love ALL SALES FINAL PORT MONMOUTH Phone 747-1832 wlrh a Lou Cooper picture frame is •osier. . . IRARITAN TOWNSHIP 468 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY SHREWSBURY That Little Old Frame Maker LITTLE SILVER SUPER Open 9 re 5:30—Frl. 'til 9 of course Saturday 'til 1 p.m. OCEAMPOtT A VL UTTU SILVB* LOU COOPER MARKETS 4USHUWSIURYAVI. 747-im SHUWSIURY Friday, Aigust 5, 1966-^13 Announce THE DAILY REGISTER In an emergency «*«n you have to use canned baked beans, California try adding 2 tablespoons brown sugar, 2 tablespoon catsup and 2 tablespoons molasses to a reg- Marriage lar'size can. Makes a difference. FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. ierbert H. Johnson, Jr., 62 fiie No. 2 First Lady Kemp Ave., have announced the WHY PAY marriage of their daughter, Miss Sandra Ann Johnson, to Dale W. Forsythe of Anaheim, Calif. MORE? The wadding took place in the ^Perfect Match for a Live Wire Genera Community Methodist Church, 3alboa Island, Newport Beach, ' By PENNY FISHER been here, Mrs. Rienzi has ;»lif. Rev. David Walker offici- . FORT MONMOUTH - There decorated the home in a stun- ated at the double ring cere- jren'f too many women who ning Japanese decor. From mony. Jack Vaughn was organ- can describe their husbands in the Japanese sandals neatly ist and Craig Glenn, soloist. A three words, placed near a couch to the at- eception followed in the Reuben . Mrs. Thomas M. Rienzi is an tractive, oriental-looking furni- exception. ture in the living room, the ',. Lee, Newport Beach. ". . .a live wire," is herwoman's touch is obvious. The bridegroom is the son of prompt definition. And to Met in 1M2 the late Mr. and Mrs. Clay For- anyone who knows Brig. Gen. Mrs. Rienzi, a graduate of sythe of Edmond, Okla. Thomas Matthew Rienii, the Long Branch High School, met The bride, who was given in MIDDLETOWN definition suits him to a tee. her husband here in 1942 marriage by her father, wore a Rt. 35 owl Gen. Rienzi, commanding through mutual friends. World full-length Empire gown of silk Nrw Moanwatfc M. organza with an Aline skirt, the general of the U. S. Army Sig- War II came between them, NEW SHREWSBURY J nal School and Center here, is however, until 1945, when the Dutch sleeves trimmed with Chantilly lace. An inverted Shmwibary Avt. at Rl. 311 Juttudy,' in vitality, gracious- general returned to the United Located I* ly |B4 enthusiasm, His wife States from a tour of duty :rown of Chantilly lace held her Atlantic ! f Mrs. Dale W. Fonythe b a perfect match. overseas in the China-Burma- ihoulder-length veil. The young, energetic couple India Theater. Miss Judith Leister, Evanston, (The former Sandra Johnson) SHREWSBURY — the "No. 2 First Family" at On Aug. 11 of that year, Uiey III., was maid of honor, and Miss ISO trawl St. Penny Johnson, of Fair Haven, the military installation here, were married in Star of the Sell Fast! The Daily Registei Skrawtbary sister of the bride, was Junior next to Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Sea Catholic Church in Long Classified. William B. UtU — began ar- Branch. Soon afterward, the bridesmaid. riving in April, when Gen. general, a graduate of West Best man was Samuel Storey Rienzi came to assume com- Point, and his bride went to of Visalia, Calif. Ushers were mand of the Signal Center and Illinois where Gen. Rienzi Edward Jackson, Stockton, School.. Mrs. Rienzi remained earned his master's degree In Calif., and Herbert John- behind in Washington, D.C., electrical engineering at the son, brother of the bride, Fair MONMOUTH MEATS with th« couple's two .children University of Illinois. Haven. 110 MOR. St. until last month so the young- The bride was graduated from U Main St. i Ava. When the Korean War broke fed lank (atoitttwa sters, Claire, 13, and Thomas, Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Urti* Silvtr out, Gen. Rienzi was again 741-5292 Jr., 16, could complete the given overseas assignment and High School and received a BA 542-0743 741-5350 school term. Mrs. Rienzi and the couple's degree from Hanover (Ind.) Col- In Washington, Gen. Rienzi two children went to Hawaii. lege where she was a member FREEZER SPECIAL! was chief of the. combat sur- Gen. Rienzi followed in 1958 >f Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. U.S. CHOICE HIND QUARTER Of fffF veillance office, Headquarters, and the family spent three The bridegroom attended Ok- Army Materiel Command. years there, an assignment lahoma State University and was AVG. WT. 160 LBS. JLgkt No Problem both Gen. and Mrs. Rienzi graduated from Central State Cut, Wrapped. Marked for Frtti.r O¥ft Bringing the children and a fondly recall. It Is a place to College, Edmond, Okla. houseful of furniture to New which they both hope to some- Both Mr. and Mrs. Forsythe Jersey was anything but a day return. re teachers in the Garden Grove problem for the general's at- It was while in Hawaii that Unified School District, Garden tractive wife. On the contrary, Mrs. Rienzi began collecting [rove, Calif. erseif Jihort Z/ravn^VftnU -Ai&ociation it was a long-awaited "home- oriental objects of art. A later Following a one week stay at coming." trip to Japan gave her the op- Lake Tahoe, the couple are mak- SERVING THE NEEDS OF THE TRAVELING Mrs. Rienzi is the former portunity to acquire more Jap- ing their home at 4435 East Claire Moore of Long Branch. anese art, which she employs Ocean Blvd., Long Beach. PUBLIC OF MONMOUTH* OCEA!< COUNTIES. It was here that she and the throughout her home here. "I general first met and later guess I'm just a frustrated Lowleur Travel Aatacy married. Mrs. Rienzi's moth- decorator," she laughingly 842-2227 899-5300 er, Mrs. Philip J. Moore, still says in reply to a compliment To Marry 0'DenMll Trawl Aoaitey ' AMIICM Trawl Ajttcy lives in Long Branch, as do on her obvious artistic talents. two of Mrs. Rienzi's three sis- 741 •5080 775-8100 Looking back on their early On Sept. 3 ters. Carol! Travel Ajbary Park Travel WrWca Mrs. Rienzi says: "This is days of marriage and the first BERWYN, Pa. — Mr. and Mrs. 741 - 6500 our 13th move since we've assignment here, Mrs. Rienzi John L. Keliher of this place an- 775 • 0050 been in the Army... but this says, "I honestly never thought nounce the engagement of their we would be back again." The is tha lucky one." JAPANESE DECOR — Mrs. Thomas M. Rienii, wife of the commandant of the U. S. daughter, Miss Vivian Ann Ke- It was also here that the general's rise up the ladder of liher of San Francisco, Cal., to couple spent -the early days of military success was also Signal School and Center at Fort Monmouth, poses in front of Japanese panels hang- Terrence J. Thompson, also of their marriage in 1945, when something she didn't think ing on th» living room wall of their quarters. Mrs. Rienzi has decorated their home in San Francisco. Mr. Thompson is much of then. "We were the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert HUFFMAN & BOYLE'S Gen. Rienzi was a lieutenant a Japanese motif. stationed at the Signal School. young and enjoying life and I Thompson, 28 Parker PL, "We . lived, right across.. the guess you don't really think of Shrewsbury, N. J. Special Bedding Section ... those things then," she ex-a series of informal coffee goodbye. Then the family gets and "window shopping." As street from where we live hours In their quarters to bet- together for swimming, visits can be imagined, she also " Miss Keliher l» a gntApit* ot plains. Villa Augustlna Acawny in now," Mrs, ,Hienzi,,recalls, ter acquaint themselves with with relatives or short trips. her share of Army functions to Great saving* on one-of-a-kind quality mat- "and I remember how we Primary Concern the new Signal Corps officers During the week, the general attend. Goofstown, N. H., and Attended thought that- house. ,was the But both she and the general and their wives' on post. arises it 5:45 a.m., does his But she firmly explains shi Framlngham State College In tresses and boxsprings from famous makers prettiest here." Her "new" remember what it was like "I remember how I enjoyed daily exercises- and is off on a considers her family her firs! Framingham, Mass. home, however, has obviously before. The general has re- seeing how and where the boss hectic schedule. responsibility. Mr. Thompson is a graduate Route 35 Circle • Eatontown • 542-1010 met with her approval. The peatedly said it is the individu- lived," Mrs. Rienzi says. Mrs. Rienzi says her hus- Just how important they are of Red Bank Catholic High School two-story brick house is re- al soldiers who are his primary Today she knows how the band is very weight conscious, was best exemplified during and attended Monmouth College. Same Day Delivery Service served on post for top officers concern in military service. "boss" lives, but she admits which makes his favorite meal the interview, when Gen. Rien- He is a field engineer associated and their families. Mrs. Rienzi shares his feelings. it's sometimes a problem get- a little easier to prepare. "It's zi came home briefly to say with Picker Nuclear Western, In the short month she has As a result, they plan to give ting him to sit down long steak and NO potatoes," she hello to the guests. Inc. enough to see him. says. "I should be home about six The wedding will take place Fortunately, weekends some- When the general is busy tonight," he said as he left. Sept 3 in San Francisco. Interior design* times find the general at home elsewhere, Mrs. Rienzi enjoys "Just hurry," she added af- )contempo house Miss Heery Honored for more than a quick hello or gardening,' knitting', bowling — fectionately. Luncheon Follows MIDDtETOWN - Miss Eve Hannigan, New York City; Mrs. Golf Tournament William Crawford, Mattwan; Living room, dining room,

FREDERICK'S August"*, 1966 THE DAILY RECISTER

Jim Kaat allowed juit three hits ob Veale keep pitching the way 15 2-3 innings of perfect ball In Ing way to Bill Henry, who wuvictory and longest winning Prat* in winning his 15th game tf a The Pittsburgh Pirates edged iey have the last two nights," quest of his 18th victory, wu touched for Swoboda's homer. streak of the season. back into first place in the see- ing said. "We need these guys knocked out of the game when Phillies' Bats Busy Sammy Ellis scattered eight hits -easpn. ^ . saw National League race telling like they can," the Mets' Ken Boyer led off the Cookie Rojas hit a three-run in picking up his third straight California exploded for five last night by whipping the Los Veale beat the Dodgers 3-1 home run cutting homer and Johnny Briggs belted victory as Cincinnati swept a runs in the eighth inning with Angeles Dodgers 8-1, as the San 'ednesday night, for the Bucs' the Giants lead to one run, 6-5a. two-run homer and a two-runfour-game series from St. Louis. Bob Rodgers doubling home the go ahead run to defeat the Yan- rancisco Giants lost to the Mets. st complete game in 2'/j weeks. on and single in leading the Phillies past Dick Simpson homered for the kees, who overcame a 0-1 defieit The victory moved the Pirates "This game was realy help- Houston for their seventh straight | Reds, who won their 10th game to go ahead 7-6 in the top of the wo percentage points ahead of ' King said. "The last time n the last 11 and 15th of the last eighth. the Giants, who were defeated by (Law) pitched, he was just he Mets 8-6 in a day game when out there bul tonight he was Two key singles by Leon Wag- Jack Aker picked up his Wth Ron Swoboda hit a three-run, tier. The Dodgers got very few ner and the three-hit pitching by save of the season in Kansas pinch-hit homer in the" ninth in- >od cuts." Gary Bell led Cleveland past City's victory over Washington. ning. Yanks Pasted American League leading Balti- Phil Roof drove in two runs for Kansas City. Manny Mota drove in two runs n other games, California took more. It was Cleveland's second with a pair of triples and scored e New Yoik Yankees 11-7, Phil- straight victory over the Orioles, Dick Ellsworth ended a per- hree others as the Pirates col- ielphia bombed Houston 12-2, who lead the AL by 12 games. sonal five-game losing streak by lected 16 hits — the most against .ncinnati trounced St. Louis 7-1, Jim Hall's eighth inning hom- pitching the Cubs past Atlanta. Los Angeles pitching this sea- leveland edged Baltimore 3-1, er powered Minnesota to its vic-It made his record 5-17. Ernie Banks homered for the Cubs. son — in taking their third nnesota nipped lioston 2-1, tory over Boston. The Twins' straight from the Dodgers, who ansas City beat Washington 4-3 are two games off the pace. nd Chicago defeated Atlanta 5-2. There was nothing wrong with he other clubs were not sched- the Pirates' pitching that a couple led. Motor Leagu of complete-game victories and a Juan Marichal, who pitched HERO'S WELCOME — John Pulley, 29 Vista Dr., Little jump back into first place couldn't cure in a hurry. Silver, N. J., Monmouth County's 1966 Soap Box Derby •What We Needed' Box Scores Champion, a title he won at Red Bsnlc, receives a hero's "That's just what we needed," welcome upon his arrival in Akron, Ohio, for the 29th chortled pitching coach Clyde Franrlxro lfi> I New York <0> King after the Pirates moved all r h 1,1 | all r h bl By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS running of the Ail-American coasting classic. A field of uentes.aii 5 I ! 0 | Hlllpr.ZI, 4 110 back Into the National League >''|>'t.3l> 3OI1| Kwohoda.ph 1113 lr«ll,ll, I I l l | l.ulilon.rf 4 12 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE adelphia, Buhl (5-5), night 251 champions from the United States, Canada, West lead by defeating Los Angeles for '(-'vry.lb 3 1I1J Kr'n'pool.lb 4 0 1 D Cincinnati, OToole (44) at the third straight night 8-1 on IJn.cf 4Oll| Elliot,It 4011 L Pet. G.B. Germany, Venezuela, Okinawa and the Philippines will Alou.rf 0 O 0 O | C. JoneH.cl 4 0 11 Pittsburgh .589 Pittsburgh, Blass (8-4), njghi Vernon Law's six-hitter. lart.lt 4 13I| Boyer,3b 4111 compete tomorrow for $30,000 in college scholarships laller.c 4 1 I 1 | llrruoud.M 4 0 10 San Francisco .587 San Francisco, Bolin (84) at 'It'll make a big difference >n.rr UN (irote.c 3 10 0 Lot Angeles ... .571 Chicago, Hands (7-9) •warded by Chevrolet, national sponsor of the program. the rest of the year if Law and.anler.tb 4 0 10 llamilton.p 0 0 O 0 irlrhal.p 4 110 llunt.ph 110 0 Philadelphia .546 Los Angeles, Koufax (17-5) at I'llaalel.p 0 0 0 O Klt>anl.i> !lll lenry,p (MO Kuthrrl'nd.p 0 0 0 0 St, Louis .509 Houston, Farrell (4-7), night California (11) «b r h hi «t> r k bl Baltimore _...70 J7 .«4 - national average. "These people are a bunch of efore the commission, termin • Ml 5 1 I 0 Cardrnal.cf ill] :lrhVn,;t> 5 Detroit 57 « JO U Representatives of the Stan- >reheads who are trying to tell a subterfuge. Representative: Johnntonr.rl « 1 J 1 antlp.ct 2 0 2 1 Fretoal.aa 4 2 3 1 California „. 57 H .WJ II dardbred Breeders and Owners e how to run my business. I've the track did not attend thi Whlle.pr 0 1 0 • Adrock.il> 3 9 12 Barker.lh 1OO0 H'nandpi.3b 0 10 0 Cleveland _ » 4* J» U Association also accused the man- t individual contracts with in- leeting. 'Ppitone.lb 4 0 0 0 Malronp.ni, 3 II II 0 Cathy Corcione, Wales Minnesota 55 52 l, Other swimmers from the Cleveland J, Baltimore 1 :ardpnal, Adcock. IIR—Boyer (R), E. meet held at Driftwood Beach Matlhptv tlnr, Itldfeuood. Tlmp :43.3 Only games scheduled. hold prepared to open its 1966 Billy Kidd imary practice. loward (6). BK—Adrork. H. Lope«, Shore AC who were victorious 13-14 hoiB lOft-mrter tireastroke— 1 Those who did obtain applica 'larkp, Mantle, Knoop. Club. were Mary Dedick, senior wom- BUI Crell. Princeton, S. Brian Fhlllppl Today's Games season next Monday. ir it it ER BB so [Iranie YMCA, 3. .Mark Cohen, Bldfe ons, he said, including himself, ood. Tlmp 1;!1.5. No decision was immediately 'Pter.on 1 7 « 6 Miss Corcione was the meet's m's 200-meter breastroke; Terri Chicago, Horlen (7-10) at Cali- Breaks Leg 'ere turned down. "omack 4 i o e only double winner as she capSchulz- , 10 and under girls' 50- 13-14 girls 100-niptrr hrpasUtroke fornia, Wrlghi (44), night forthcoming from the commission lamoB I., 3 7 1 1 J S A Illv.)—1. Cathy Corclonp, Shore as it went into a closed door PORTILLO, Chile (AP) - Denies Charge enlff . 1 13 2 tured the "A" Division of the 13-meter butterfly (A Division); K', -S. -Mary I'heUn, North Jersey Minnesota, Grant (7-12) at Cronin denied the charge. H t,m>ei 5 9 4 4 Peggy Pingitore, '11-12 girls' 50- . IManne. Toth, Scarlet Jeta. Time Kansas City, Blanco (0-1), night session to consider the request. laredevil Billy Kidd, the Amer- urdpttp. 2 J 1 I 14 girls' 100-meter breastroke in :oja« Vt, 7-3 I meter freestyle (A Division), and But all three commissioners in- an ski champion from Stowe, aid 22 members of the horse- 42: 1:27.0 and the senior women's R lHv.—1. Kue Nolan, Scarlet .Irt Boston, Bennett (14) at Detroit, nen's group were approved an anford I ooti Nancy Colby, B Division of the». I'enny ta.h, Bcnrlpt Jpla, 3. Patty Wilson (10-*), night dicated reluctance to get direct- Vt., fractured his right leg in a T—1:44. A—16,312. 100-meter freestyle in 1:04.2. Dovpr, PiiMalc-Cllflon. Time 1:3S.I. rould race this year. Abatiello'i 11-12 girls' 50-meter freestyle. 10 A under glrla 00-meter butterfly New York, Talbot (»-7) and ly involved in the hassle. spill yesterday while training on Awelea U> Wales, the national AAU indoor ippltcstion wu turned down, h SUMMARIES (A niv.)—l. Terrl Srhuli, Shore AC, Hamilton (5-2) at Ctevclr-T' Minimum It |1,2M the downhill course lor the World abrhhl 100-yard butterfly champion, won !. Dlanne Soden. Monlclalr, 3. r laid, because "I don't think Rarhlerl.ir 4 (I 1 II Aliry.M 3 1 1 ! Senior womrn'n 200-mrler hreaslroke Dillon, Innttached. Time :39.K, Freehold now pays a minimum Alpine Championships. nilln,3b 4000 Mola.ct 4 3 3 2 -1. .Mary nedlck, Shore AC, 2. Chrl. Hargan (6-6) and O'Donoghu* the men's open 100-meter butter- B Dlv.—I. (.lorln Si.ldel. Monlrlalr, $1,200 purse, an increase of $200 •pally wanted to race here con rrV.U.p. ot 0 0, ripmente.rf 5 0 11 Hohn, .North Jerapy, 3. Karen Keyea, (6-7), 2, twi-nlght The development dealt a ma' H.lhnli.cl 4 0 0 0 1 CTnden'n.lb 4 « 3 2 fly race in 1:00.2. Wales, who Shore AC. Trme, 3:08.4. I. Ulna Kloiimrdl, tVnlchunr. 3. Elllen over last year. The new figure jor blow to U.S. hopes in thesidering all the fuss he was rais Stuart,Ib 4 0 0 9 1 I'ajan.Jh 4 O ! 0 Klein, Jer»py city. Time :4S9. Washington, Hannan (34) at ng. Besides," he added, "it cami Roaetaro.p, 4 1 > D I Mairaikl.ib 5 0 10 Men'. Dpfr. lotl-mpler luitlerlly—I Baltimore, Watt (8-2), night represents about 25 per cent of competition which starts today. Tbvrp.Jh 3 0 1IJ Bailey,Ir t 1 1 0 om Walp», Npiitune YMCA, Younji the track's average share of the "Billy was just coming into top n one day before the deadline alrly.rr 3 111131, Aloo.cl 10 0 0 lonn, Ohio, I. Art lleFaa, North Jpr Tomorrow's Games State law now sets a $1,000 Kennedy.aa 3 0*1 Pailaroal.o 4 2 10 fy, 3. Have Tearl, Oranfp. YMCA. handle in each race. form," Beattie said. "The injury Onlpen.p 0 • • I Law.p <11 Imp :6O.!. Chicago at California, night Last May, the association laid is a very big blow to the hopes minimum purse at all race tracks Mlller.p 10 0 1 11-12 boy« 50-mrlrr lirpaHlalroke (A Minnesota at Kansas City, twi- nd gives the commisiion Moellpr.p « • • t Right Direction lllv.)—I. Jell 1'atutn, Unattached, J. down demands (or a new pursi of our team." The coach added Parker.ph 1 • 0 • Ich llanton. llnlonne, 3. Dave Wphner, light cretionary power to raise Brrwer.p O « a t en. general manager, E—FalrU. Lcfebvra. DP—Lot An- Close to 200 attended and gave full support to the associa- Chicago at California John D. Cronin, deliberately scut- Games. Kidd was second. it clear the association wanted lelei, 1; rllubank, 1. LOB—Lot An- 11-12 flrls SO-meter freeilyle (A I)lv.' Minnesota at Kansas City, X IPlM, 4; PltUrmrih. 10. 2B—Roiphoro, tion's negotiating committee. The group also decided to press right 1. I'eilv Plniitore. Shorp AC, ! tled negotiation sessions with the a public hearing as a bargaining tY, Barblerl, Bailey. Faillaronl. SB- Lynn Bnlllp, Monlrlalr, 3. I.nr Boston at Detroit, 2 Mot, (1). S—AUej. ar-AMey. through with its argument with Freehold Raceway in regards to Rchrlptfiplm, Harden Kt. Time :32.0. horsemen after the original de- wedge with the track. B Iliv.—I. Nancy Colhy, Shore AC New York at Cleveland, I Archery Record IP H R ER KB so purse percentage and facilities. mands were presented. He said he would be willin; C. Oileen L, lt-t -lit « I 3 ( • K. Janet Barbara, raHaaic-cufton, 3. Baltimore at WashinBton OSLO, Norway (AP) — Bjoern to negotiate with the track's Miller ttt 4 I J I 1 Tracey Ward, North Jerae), Time :34A n™»u»j™aa He said Cronin had promised Moeller lit 1 1 1 t 1 An officer of the group said last night that the association to meet with the association with Hansen of Norway established a management round the clock be- Brawn < 4 I I t 1 hopes "to press their argument right through and show people what world archery record of 307 tween now and any hearing date. rerranoakl 1 1 • • t t in two weeks of the first session Law W, 7-1 J • 1 1' • • is going on at Freehold Raceway. Freehold is degrading racing points Sunday at • range "The less we can have publi «rB> Miller (Paianl; b> Per- by the horses they are bringing in which makes the public a loser of 70 meters at an internationa nnmltl (Clendenon). WP — Mlllei, ••••••••••• combats in the business the bel Mnito T—lit*. A—n.131. by not getting the best in harness racing at Freehold." J meet here. ter it will be for the entire bus; Jesse Moss, association attorney, said that he believes the The old record of 305 points ness," said Hugh Mehorter, vi > was set by Finland's Jorma chairman of the commission, wh Cassius Yawns; State Racing Commission may today or tomorrow give Its answer t MERCEDE• • ••*• •• ^m^ m^aSr to the association's demand for a public hearing. Sandelin last year. urged the horsemen to make an other stab at settling the disput Brian: Squash "If they don't give us a hearing," he continued, "we'll take BENZ Mount to Purdue quietly. LONDON (AP) - Cassius Clay them to court to get ft" But h« said he was optimistic about the t mi \ But Moss said Cronin agai spent yesterday yawning and commission's decision. LEBANON, Ind. (AP) - Rick might refuse to bargain. "Then, showing other signs of boredom Mount, Lebanon High School bas- he added, "we'd have no Croni: and Brian London played squash SPECIALISTS ketball star who was one of the no hearing, no nothing." at his Blackpool home just 48 country's most sought-after se- hours before the two meet in • REPAIRS niors last spring, said yesterdaj One-Stroke Lead Earl's Court in a 15-round world he has decided to go to Purdui heavyweight boxing match to- • SERVICE >instead of Miami of Florida. Brodie Highest morrow. Both have completed the for- For Dave Zambi PICKUP and The late Jack Westrope is thi Paid Athlete? mal preparations and today will FREE! DELIVERY only rider to lead Delaware Parl MORAGA, Calif. (AP) - WEST ORANGE (AP) — Dave shore area players in the tourney be another inactive day. Clay, jockeys two years in a row. Hwood: (915,000. The newspaper sa out, Earl's Court has a seating par round. He is looking for hisMike Burfae, Deal. H»— Slan Monet, capacity of 18,000 and the arena K»«ex Felli; l.e« Ward, (lien Kldre. Brodie, who got an estimated first major championship. Kd Krlnilr, Lincoln I'ark; Rob Urn $35,000 last year, will recelvf is scaled to produce $504,000 in nine, rialnnrld. 14»— Kd I'amitla, nar $250,000 a year for the ne: receipts. Twenty closed-circuit Pat Schwab of Crestmont was renhronk; lion Weber, Kane* County. ll»— Vlnce Nulllvait, Metuchen; Joe three years and (90,000 fo theaters could bring in an addi- right behind Zambri with 141 l.elaa. Wottdbrldsr: Hon llotvell, (ireen MEETS CHAMPION — Ken Winfield, l«ft, 16, of 46 1M9. tional $336,000. strokes. The former Philadelphia Brook; Bob romeroy, Rldlewood. JR1 — Boh Moaer, Krho Lake. 151—Kay Fer- Queens Dr., Little Silver, meets Ross Wales, 18, of PGA champion hit 17 greens in KuflDn, North Jeraey; Frank Malara, regulation strokes. Alpine; .Mike Power, Nportland. l»3— >llke Keinnldn, Montrlair; Kmcry Youngstown, Ohio, national AAU indoor IOO-ynrd buttaN Thomai, Forrat Illlla: Jake Axantkn. Wcs Ellis of Mountain Ridge Hprlnf Lake; John Hhnlrn. lloaelle: fly champion, at last night's New Jersey State AAU swim Seamless Aluminum left yesterday's round with 143. Ron Itflnrr, rnlrntount: moat at Driftwood Beach Club, Soa Bright. Wales won i fi G hi IM—Allan Mrrlav. NprlnKbrook, JtH< He is a four-time PGA champion llanle. Rorkaivnr River; Harold Nantler- for the state. He shot a 69 yes-• nn. Canoe Itrook: John I'hlmenll. Hal tha men's open 100-meter butterfly evsnt last night, GUTTERS terday — one of only two in the ' " Kdienood. while Windfisld, roprssenting the Shore Aquatic Clubj IM—John I'ohlrl, rlalnlleld Ilitl; Fred linker, Maplewood; Monle placed fourth. • • HEAVY DUTY Lou Barbara of Hollywood leads ALUMINUM • BAKED ON Take a lip from IEO DUROCHER WHITE ENAMEL • NO LEAKY SEAMS YOU'RE SAFE • ELIMINATE ROTTING LITTLE LEAGUE WIIH _ | THE WORID'S 1ADGEST • ADOS BEAUTY TO YOUR HOME "Loulivill* Slugger' OCEANPORT, N.J. "AHtogrniWd Mattel" 2 Miles from Garden St. Pkwy., Exit 10S RfPAIRINO AND REPLACING CUTTERS TRANSMISSION See The 1$ OUR IUSINISS! SPECIALISTS WE HANDLE ALL TYPtS OF GUTTERS LAST 2 DAYS $100,000 LEO DUROCHER Thru Tomorrow Red Bank Aluminum Co. SPECIAL ••"/ SAPLING 741 T 3939 • FREE ESTIMATES COMPLETE INSPEaiON SERVICE mi row/NG grandstand *2 • Clubhouse $4 • Inml, liwnl Hciill • KtlillH M>Ar snwa Tomorrow ll-illlt Maltl-CMk •liir ia|ntMirti • M«a Ult MJT rim I YOUR NEIGHBOR IS OUR NEXT CUSTOMER TF9«S I. HIWNcwSMMH !Satiafs Opt* t a.m. Hf Mlrttrf Aw. POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM •ad las*-4424H0 Attov Nrft-774-MN THE DAILY REGISTER PLAYER'S GdF If you're a "flailer" on.. Ska Up in Final Day's Sapling . OCEANPORT - It was back colors carried by Native Prince. Sapling with a record of five In ISM that only five horses Frances A. Genter's In Reality victories in seven starts, three started in the Sapling Stakes at is another starter and completing of the wins being in stakes. He Mownouth Park, and it appears the prospective five is Herbert won the Dinner at Gulfstream, that a field of that size is in Allen's Favorable Turn. Juvenile and Great American and prospect for tomorrow's 32d run- Great Power won the colt di- was third in the Youthful and ping of the six-furlong dash for 2-vision of the National Stallion colt division of the National Stal- year-olds. Stakes and before that finished lion. Kay Broussard will be in Possibility of Increasing tiie third in the Juvenile. He will have the irons. THIS MEANS HSU Will BREAK field would be accomplished this the services of Bill Shoemaker 1USM ON THE OOmtSWtH9. Favorable Turn was runner-up W ML SHOTS FROM 1O0 VABDS morning at entry closing when in the saddle, an item which will in the National Stallion, third in WE C»U IMS A IT IS A VGsry UX> FAULT WHICH OOWVIWAPDS. THE WRISTS SUOUIP the race will be- still open fui 1 Inuiease the support the entry the Tremont and fourth in both GIVES MM A SLOPPY. ¥tKYMMm.Y BUT VY1TU THS PfJlVER, TUB tttt TIME TO supplementary entries. If nothing COCK THE WRISTS IS k/MEfcl YOUR UAKIDS will have in the mutuels. the Youthful and Christiana. He wcowstsmir Acnon CHIPPING, PUTTING, BUMKER they'll be just the five mentioned. Disciplinarian has been second worked well here and Don Brum- SHOTS, THE LOT/ MtACH rut uvti OP YOU* wtmrtj What the field might lack in in two stakes, the Youthful and field gets the call in the saddle. size it promises to make up inRancocas and his rider will be The "unknown quantity" in this •quaiity and any one of three in- Jacinto Vasquez, lead booter dur- Sapling is In Reality because no terests in the race could come up ing the recent Delaware Park one knows just how good he may favorite at post time. meeting. Both Great Power and be. Dave Kassen will be the pilot. Wheatley Stable will be rep- Disciplinarian were winners of In Reality has made only two Rate Packers 2-TD Pick Over All-Stars resented by a pair of colts named overnight preps for the Sapling starts, both at this meeting and CHICAGO (AP) - Green Ba; t've Sloan of Alabama, a top The last time the collegians won Graham, who coached the All-isiana State, and Francis Peay, 'Great Power and Disciplinarian. list Saturday. won impressively on both occa- has been made a two-touchdow, lotch passer. With him in the was in 1963, and the deciding fac- Stars for eight years. He is nowMissouri, tackles; John Niland, Jflward R. Schirps will have his Native Prince comes into the sions. favorite" over the College All-Star, tarting backfield will be Ander- tor in the 20-17 victory over the head coach of the Redskins. AndIowa, and Tom Mack, Michigan, n their 33d annual football gam< ;on, Shivers and Roland. Packers then was two field goals gone is the enmity between the guards; Pat Killoran, Syracuse, in Soldier Field tonight. Back of Sloan are Gary Lane by Bob Jencks. National Football League and center, and Milt Morin, Massa- Weather conditions are favor if Missouri and Bill Anderson of This year's squad has a stel- the American Football League. chusetts, tight end. able and a crowd of more thar ulsa. Anderson led the nation lar kicker In Charles Gogolak of John Sauer, an All-Star assis- The game, traditionally mark- 15,000 is expected. n passing last year. Princeton, the property of the tant coach for seven years, has Ingthe start of the football sea- The game will be televised b; The pros, represented as usu-Washington Redskins. He makes taken Graham's place. son, is sponsored by Chicago Tri- ACB starting at 10 p.m. EDT. / by the National Football the collegians dangerous any time The offensive starting line for bune Charities, Inc. This year, record 210 stations will carry tht ,eague champions of the previous they get much beyond mjdfield. the All-Stars will be mide up of however, the pros already hive telecast. eason, hold a 21-9-2 edge in the Two things are different about Gary Garrison, San Diego State, played a couple of exhibition Although traditionally the col- eries. this year's game. Gone is Otto split end; Dave McCormick, Lou- games. legians can only hope for victory over the tougher, better knit pros if they have a sharp passing at- Surf, Field and Stream tack, this year's college squad may count on a running game. The collegians have six big, exceptionally good backs — Don- ny Anderson of Texas Tech and Jim Grabowski of Illinois, both New Gun Law Application signed by the Green Bay Pack- ers for a total reportedly around $900,000; Roy Shivers of Utah State, Walt Garrison of Oklaho- ma State, Mike Garrett of South- ern California, the Heisman Tro- Looks Simple—And It Is phy winner, and Johnny Roland By DICK HIKER landed a i1/, pounder. Wayne Rich boated a 20'/4 pound striper of Missouri. off Long Branch to keep the Mosquito Fleet In th* new*. Ed OUR SHINY NEW GUN LAW is in effect and thinking I Starting at quarterback will be Marker, Red Bank, used clams to claim an eight pound 11 might wish to purchase a new shotgun this fall, I stopped to see ounce striper and Wesley Van Note of Leonardo used a Rebel our local police chief this past Wednesday afternoon. While I A. H. BUSINESSMEN'S (gammer) plug effectively to beach three bass. Buddy Orio of Rumson A.H.R.C. have heard that it will take only 10 days to check out my appli- scored with a nine pounder on the Hook and Joe Guise of W I, cation and fingerprints, I believe that foresight is far better than DOUBLE THREAT — Wheatley Stable's Disciplinarian, Uft, with groom Bob Miskell, Super Etervlc* Bus .27 6 Shrewsbury accounted for an eight pounder. BUI DeFotTMt, Clancr'a Torn n II hindsight, and I wanted to start hacking through the red tape West Long Branch, and Merle Cramer, Long Branch, scored and Great Power, with assistant trainer Al Robertson, are prepping at Monmouth Kauffman'a Team M 13 early in order to beat the rush next month. Since I was appar- Quality Really 19 14 with schoolles from the surf. The surprising thing is the lack Cardinal Kooflni „ ently the first person to ask for an application, it took a few Park for the $100,000 Sapling Stakes. The duo will be paired as an enrty in the « of jetty Jockies and beach casters these days. Hav* UM dog Joeoey Mllsa Bar ...15 187 minutes to find the necessary forms. With the needed form rich race. Monmouth Park'i season closes tomorrow. J P TruckinTi g , 10 23 diy« slowed the fishermen down? The bass ar* In, but tb* Hodgklu'a Am . clutched firmly in my sweaty hand, I was tuld to take the appli- .4 29 surfcastera are not. cation home, fill it out, bring it back to headquarters and get fingerprinted when the identification officer was in. FLUKING TOOK A NOSE DIVE last Saturday and it has tot improved as of yesterday. Rolling water in bay and river plus THE APPLICATION ITSELF LOOKS SIMPLE. Let's see Monmouth Park he moon tides may have caused the skid. Next week should Today's Entries now .. . name, address, age, place of birth, citizenship, com- >ring things back to normal and the fluke scores should show a TODAY'S PICKS OFF TRACK plexion . . . complexion? Do they want to know if I have 1ST—«3,SM; ] ins Clmi.; lft;-m. Tarktray Mortk (Daly) m lefinite improvement. Most action these days will be found up PICKS acne or sunburn? Since no photograph goes with the applica- AT OCEANPORT 8a»re Drill (BruntleM) ill 3-1 litres My Partaer (McPeek) lit river where small blues are belting Tony Acceta spoons with pork By A. P. Peppy Sailor (Korte) 11: 15-1Dlctys (Block) 114 is.l tion, I suspect they want to know the color of my skin. Will By SAM I«U» Yankee (Baltaur) 11; 6-1 rind tiailers. Rebel lures in the smaller sizes are also racking Double la Brass (Baltaiar) lit 8-1 my complexion determine whether I get a Firearms Purchaser Hello Yankee Sabra, Drill . Welllaclon (MB) 11: 8-1 Venetian Maale (T^k'mr) in g.j up bluefish. Trolling has been most effective and scores of 20 • (GaBUalu) 101 !O-1 Identification card or not? On I go ... distinguishing physi- Sabre Drill Helta Yenke* Rtr (Mltrll) 109 12-1 ir more blues per boat are being reported. The fish are running 5TH-W.H0; 4m>; LlmiM 1,',-lurf. cal characteristics . .. No. 12, have I ever been adjudged 1 Sir Wellington Peppy Saflof Ul« 117 4 jury or a polic* officer? Who to to aay I am • drunk ot as Jalico (NB) 115 ;.; wHh, catches of two down and more showing up. Vines Romano, Nike Site (NB) ^^^^^ 1" U-] alesheUc? II I were soch a »*r*oa, would I umr -ye* on Columnist Royal de Fur »ND—caw: Mm.i m.i dmr.i M. Red Bink, raked one crab with a measurement of Tl inches eltw nay Soa (BramfleM) 117 3-1 the application? By The Nuttfters By Trie Numbers Arabian Leiend (Broauard) 117 fi-2 «TrI-J(MH| M jn.i r.i Alw.: I f. to claw. This is a good sized blue claw in anyone's book. Columnist ' ialleon (NR) 113 15-1 . Royal (V«laaaues> Farbizon lomber Vxchance (Kerte) lift Note In Sow (Battaur) 113 10. AM I PRESENTLY OR HAVE I EVER BEEN a member oi ' • '• ••„,•• m • i Tea Creek (BaKaaar) Double In Brass Double In Brass larket Value (Velasqaes) 113 4-1 113 8- Any organization which advocates or approves the commission of Cfceeky Oral (NB) lit 20-1 Post Native IKaafan) acts of force or violence, either to overthrow the government of BLUES ARE STEADY CUSTOMERS for bunker chum at He's My Partner South Creek Mlatrr Gollr (KalUI) 115 Ultra Quest (Bramflrtd) 113 rejoela (Boiilmrlls) 11: 8-1 8Almmerla( (BaBUar) 113 the United States or of this State, or which seeks to deny others the Stain and while sloppy southeasterly teas slowed them South Creek He's My Partner 'orrltn Diplomat (Daly) 11.1 10-nmncii>1 i DsU (Daly) 115 1! down for a day on Tuesday, they bounced back to provide oily Bell (Patterson) lit CoavlvlaUly (JlePeek) 11] (-1 of their rights under the constitution of the United States or the Sand And Soars Jalico N N State of New Jersey? Not hardly ... I only wish that the gen- top notch action the next day. Pool winners are in th* 12 1RD—11.M»: g yrs,; Ct(i, m.: « pound range, according to Capt Jim Fernandez of Johnnie's Mr. Elwood W. Sand And Stars "10 Go Tam (Nil) 118 181 7TH-S3«a. 4HU,, clmi.l a tar. tlemen in Trenton who dreamed up and passed this law had been Jalico Mr. Erwood W. Royal de For (NB) lm t-1 River Sly IMorMk) in i(-i as anxious to protect my rights under the Constitution as they Landing Highlands. Catches have been running 12 to IS fish Farblion (Brumtleld) 118 4-1 Coatee (Pearl) 114 15-1 per man average with some of the better anglers bagging 21 Post Native 'olnlaman (Velesquel) US *-l lit 1S-1 were to pass this act which denies them. Now we are getting Daraa Dany (NB) choppers to take home. The shortage of menhaden may well Conviviality . War Caalle (Goaaalee) 118 t»-l 107 in close to the end . .. Here's No, 25 . .. What it your purpose Swing Royal oyal Natare (StoaeT 118 10-1 Leal Lad (Vahuqan) Hi for purchase of firearm? Small game hunting, of course. If I cause problems later in the month for chum grinders, accord- Swing Royal By th. Nanbers II* 3-1 In Homy (Caasabers) 114 3-1 Ultra Quest Rapia (NB) 111 S-l Faydi (Naln» IK la-1 wanted a weapon for some illegal venture, I would not be in a Ing to one supplier; so It may pay off to go bluefithlng now. Egg Money ColsmrUst (Kassea) 118 1*-1 Prince Gran 111 (-1 Tb* last time we had a chum shortage, prices went sky-high Level Flow FeBoa (Bramnald) 118 111 Jimmy MWer (Kaiplrtto) lit pol|ce station being fingerprinted and I certainly would not be Egg Money Moral Suasion rarsdask (Zakoor) 118 t*-l Moral Raaalaa) le» HI SURFCASTERS ARE FINDING PLENTY OF ACTION HERE'S WHERE THE ACTION IS 8 Wallof roses Tully, Jr., 4TH—«4.*M: I yrs.; Clmi.; « far. Vulraln (MlceUI 103 15-1 along the beach from Sandy Hook to Deal. There doesn't seem SMALLBOATERS can load up on small blues in the Ntvsslnk MatekVrs»—w* •. 1 •e .••—Moat—. (KB — " air. This is the best excuse for fishing I have ever heard and tides should be excellent this coming week. Maybe Tomorrow (ReataB) . 1M IX 'ARTYBOATERS will find plenty o! bluefish at the Acid Watw, Parkway North Monmouth's Mlubomb (NB) 1U 1H I must try H on my wife the next time she gets upset be- Deep Clover (McPeek) 1M « Nuking only fair under the beaches. ' Dunluce riayampa (Veb>«a«a) 111 8 cause I came off the water at 11 p.m. and want her to wake Taqua (Httnaadaa) in * me up at } a.m. In order to be around the Hook before day- FRESHWATER ANGLERS can get action at night on Deal • Heart Warmer, SWproll, Ra* Step, Charm Hill Results qaaU Hill (NB) 111 15-1 Lake and Swimming River. Try a black Jitterbug just before Baow BalM 111 13-1 light. Leo hat been picking steadily at stripers In the State ! WEATHER - CLOUDY TRACK - FAST 1ST—Oml.: m.i 3-4-y.: ••'.: o«t:M. Matte Fast Ste* (Ballaiavt) 115 lfl-l Park, and his best this past week was above 20 pounds. BUI dawn for largemouthi. Keep the pace slow, bast can ba alow Payl's DesUay (rhelpa) MJ* tl.aa (.aa Diver (Ml (NB) 115 ZO-1 May Wosder (Mleell) l.N 4.MJadlra (L 101 II- Beatty, Highlands, has been averaging a bast every evening to hit this time of year. leaa Mlak (Velaaajwa) I.M Taetle (Karte) 113 «• although he lost a good one last Tuesday evening as he and I T.lrllH. Akw Cracker. Romantic hhlpmll (Pparl) in m-i latsr, Persia* Palk, Aitomatlo Spin, 113 te-l fished the surf in Sea Bright. Bill has been quite consistent Mev*r a Lady, Amy With Love* Ice Our Milly B. (Baltaur) TWIN BROOK GOLF CENTER Rash Step (Rearan) 114 l with fish above It pounds. Sandworms have been the best Craam, Haret, Port Belle. Charm Hill (Lnkas) 104 1J1 »ND—Clmi.: m.: t-y.; 6 I.: of( »:34. bait with crabs running close behind. Sonny Urban beached Jumping Irak Rd., off Hi. li, NapMM Sports in Brief 'ell Dined (Kallal) 11.40 «.«0 4.80 oyal Fop (Velasqupr.) 1I.Z0 6.40 six fish up to 12 pounds using a rigged eel and Al Pavich took ap|iy Illlarlnus (PntterRon) 4.80 Open Daily and Evening* T. 1:121,. Al»»—Pattl Hcach, Mnilnj another six up to 10 pounds using worms. Fifteen-year-old passes for 80 yards in his twoAloni. Kllly >fay. In Truth, Faultless Title Game George De Fazio and 16-year-old Louis Ferruglaro have been f THE "ASSOCIATED PRESS i'rince. Kay Run. neau Raindrop, Vu- (8 A.M. to Midnlgkt) & BRODIE SIGNS years with the American Foot- ,on Kid, RoUKlt Diamond. MIDDLETOWN — The cham- doing well in the Monmouth Beach surf these mornings, with pionship game of the Middletown DRAGA, Calif. - Quarterback ball League club. George's best bass some UV2 pounds and Louis' best weigh- • 18-Hole, Par 3 Course (l)ally~~lN>uhle 38 I'ald S138.60) VFW Teener League, pitting St. John Brodie ended a two-week ing in at 10% pounds. Coach Army Ippolito has been fishing 3nn— Alw. S yrs.; f.; « t.; off 3:(rt. Mary's of the American League • Driving Range, 40 Tees holdout yesterday by coming in- PREDICTS CLAY KO mornings In north Long Branch and his best this past week .lJ.5a"iier'""r."d"r>> "" \M IM and' Berg Reds of the Nationa was a 16'/, pound striper. Billy West of Monmouth Beach 3o the San Francisco 49er's train- LONDON — Angelo Dundee, • Practice Putting Green 'ooklns (Chambers) . 4.80 League, will be hel"d * at 2 p.ra .cored with three bass and Fred Leonardis of Long Branch ing camp and announcing that manager of heavyweight cham Also—Imiirlsoned, Seventh Klrret, CouatMB Royal. Sunday at Trenskl Field, Mar- • 9-Nole Pitch and Putt 'BO had signed to play again pion Cassius Clay, said yester 4TH^^'lmi.; I yri.; 6 f. 1 off 3:tA. vin Rd. -With the National Football League day his man will knock out Briar My Tloyal l-eiend (A's) J5.4O 11.40 «.W) COFFEE SHOP, PRO SHOP Rervlre flar (Rrunifleld) 7.40 I.W1 St. Mary's has a 12-4 record, London, the British challenger, D«a OoMisa. Pro la Anndmv—77MSM 'Club. In Ne rials Quol (I'atteriini) 6.80 while the Reds own a 12-2-2 mark between the seventh and 11th T.,l;l»H. Also—Royal nick, HIM*, Beacon Hill Champs .;- Drodie took his physical and 'arbn, Ronnlng Tide, Carpet Slipper, Pitching for St. Mary's will be rounds in their title bout Satur- IKald he would work out with the :dhp|luck. Bill Collins, while Earle Jardin LEONARDO — Beacon Hill Marge Miller and Mrs. John le«m today. day night. 5TK—m.; 3-4 y.; li'.-m.: off 3;M. , Country Club crowned its wom-SInnett with a 61. Crimson Tio (Baii'r) j.to 1.80 3.40 will do the hurling for the Reds, S The Oakland Tribune said Bro- en's club champions in three Mrs. Spencer's 83 was low Clay's only rejoinder was "bu lellrnio Admiral Leading St. Mary s will be Joe :Jlt settled for a four-year con- classes of the 18-hole group yes-gross for the members, and Mrs. Special Group I have to be ready for 15 rounds.' T,-l:47. Also—lohju, Three Kingdoms, Discavage and John Zigliotti. Hal 'jrtct of $750,000, plus $75,000 for Sly'Jester, rJaucy Sosaa, riaehart. la terday. John Thatcher's 82 was low gross Sfreemenl, Haskill, Jr., and Joe Yesenko ar Mrs. Austin Cushman won thefor the guests, Low net for the lawyer's fees. BTII—< Inn.: 3 >".: < I.; OH AM. the Reds' stalwarts. A LOT OF CANOES ilr Whirl (Koicrs) 8.60 1.80 1.10 Class A championship by shoot- members went rnrrnl Nolr ll.iikai) 15.!0 KM) to Mrs. Robert *"" , JETS DROP EVANS BERLIN — Twenty-five coun Ine Step Ollrpll) 6.H0 ing an 80. Second was Mrs. J.W.Johnson with a 65, while low net CEILING TILE tries will be represented by M T.-1:11U. Also—llflls KKO, Small Ac- Eagles Drop Two Spencer with an 88. Mrs. Robfo- r the guests went to Mrs. Pe- ' PEEKSKILL), N.Y. — The New mnl, Vnni ln>l'. (ireek l'rlnpess, JV York Jets dropped Jim Evans, boats in the Aug. 19-21 worli ilrl. aSound Trart. HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) - Th ert Knake won the Class B title ter Cartwell (68). Mrs. Cushman canoe championship, it was an 7TII—Alw.; 3 yrs.: li'i-ni.; «lf 4:53. Philadelphia Eagles cut two play with a 96, while Mrs. Robert had low members for members a flanker who was in his third in Kundav (Rallntsr) t!.8O l.tO • U.S.G. c season and cut the squad to 65nounced yesterday. The even 'rlnr* Hslnl (Culmoaat ers yesterday, including offensiv Matthews was second with a 106. (27), while Mrs. Pollle Larlee's will be contested in the Sbviei uprirr HhnHhovrv l (McCurdy) guard Ken Woodeschick, a broth Mrs. Marshall Stoecker won the28 was low for guests. yesterday. T.-C44U. Alai>—Alamo hlj. llarrylly . €h hk #10 Evans, a 6-foot, 190-poundcr zone of the city. The Unitcc Host hraok. er of the National Football Leagm :iass C crown, and Dr. Mildred In the nine-hole group, Mrs. $Q. FT. States is an entrant. n-Rnrltan Ntahle-Lriper entry. from Texas Western, caught nine RTH—Alw.; 4-IIP; e I.: all 5:11. club's Tom Woodeschick, a full Luca was second. John Mount's 52 was low gross 5 orr» Fire (Kallil) 11.00 3.40 l.TOback. oulhiildn Minn (Itnccra) X.6O 2.40 In yesterday's regular la- for members, while Mrs. Law- 'olynpn-n riny (M«l>ek) 3.00 Also cut was John Kuznicwski dies day competition, a best ball rence Kimmel's 31 took low net. T.-I:1OT$>. Al«o—(;nldrn llimtpiiB. Trs [orfiia, Flor Drl Vlpnto, Hatirtnar. a 12th draft choice two year tournament with full handicap Mrs. William Boland's 49 was low 9TII—<:inii.; 4-u!>: Him; of( 5:11 was held. gross for guests, while Mrs. adimo (VrlwlUM) «-!O i.W ? jgo from Purdue. HILL-TOP ACADEMY 'Ipnll «;em« (ITipln.) ' 7.t0 4.40 Mrs Knnke and Mrs. Thomas Fay Jones' J7 wasliownet. Mrs. BAR STOOLS 'llrh Blark (1-aUerniHi) »40 Joel Johnson and |Mrs. Robert l:93Ki Also—Rar Kochlia, Fifty-seven major league hour O'Brien were the 18-hole winners »n|r«luatlon«. Betoll. Mlihlj BUer. runs were hit in Houston's Astro with a 58. Second was MrsHowlan. d tied for low putts with lachlpomo, Kflpnat, IVhilaaevll 2d annual football camp (AIT. «,»«. IIASI>l.r !7I3 dome last season. 30" HIGH • Pop Warner (ages 9-12) Aug. 15-19 REG. 8.50 $£00 • High School August 22-26 SearsJ installs RENT A CAR or $10 Per Week—9:30-12:00 fuel pumps for as Fundamentals & Conditioning Stresned TRUCK from HERTZ MARINE LUMBER CO. Compltt* liM of aU-lr-yoarwIf mot.rlali far Nam* ana) baaf Ltt Walsky — School Director low as 5.48 MAHOGANY, TIAK, OAK and MARINI PLYWOODS U-DRIVE . . . Call 1139 Octon Avt., Sta Bright 842-33JS Al Kiley — Athletic Director why pay more? 775-1515, 222-3299, 7-47-2121 Oa.n dally t A.M. t. SslO P.M.. Sat. I A.M. t. I P.M. LLOYD Md NOLAN ROS. MATAWAN AHtoftoUve OtirtM ATTENTION IOATMINI ONN SUN. 9 TO NOON MR APfLICATIONS CALL — SM-2122 1800 Highway 35

h Polo, Eatoutown; Aviation Ord- -Fndav, Augurf 5, I960, kanceman 3/C Richard J. Payao Protests Are Overridden, 27 ^^ ind Airman, Steves Raffet«ed«r, Francis E. Dempeey, Hospital- jhrewirjury Township; Lt. Alfred man 1/C Bernard J. Creighton, LaBrecque arid Aviation Mt- Jr., and Airmen Robeert W. Beat- Are Ccmnfy Residents iiniifi Mate 3/C Edward W. ty, Frank J. Bolen, Richard S. License Transfer Okayed rriiner. Rumaon; Lt. Cmdr. Ar- Bodrar, John J. Dempsey, George LAKEHURST — Among Naval keep p»ce with modem' detente hur'H. Sast and Airman Robert OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Th< been approved by the Town- three years in office. The coun- Reservist! Celebrating the. 60t0h requirement*. Naval Air Reser J. Lahey, Jr., Andrew J. Soyka . Grant, Little Silver, and Chief and Richard A Yearance, High- transfer of a liquor license ha ship Council despite the protests cil, which does not have a presi- anniversary of their-corps are v(st»' "fly on Sunday so others vviktion Structural Mechanic of a handful of residents who dent, then was left to decide 27 "Weekend Warriors" from the may worship in, peace." lands. contended the planned Rt. 35 Bar who should run the meeting. Red Bank and Bayshore areas. Area reservists include Cmdr. Oft* SATURDAYS! and Liquor Store would contriht Councilman Donald Crosta was At the Naval Air Reserve Train- Adolph Busch, Lt. Cmdr. William ALL SERVICES ute to hazardous driving condi elected. ing Unit here, more than 1,300 K. Fischer, Chief Aviation Store- Dine in Golfing Atmogphere at the MAIN OFFICE tions on the state highway. Meanwhile, Assistant Township Reservists devote one weekend keeper Richard N. Meise, Avia- Attorney Paul Blenden sat with a month and two week*' active tion Electronics Technician, Al- The license was transfers the council because Township At- at Old Orchard (IIATONTOWN from Kathryn La Pergola, tra duty a year to missions normal len A.; Suhr, apd Airmen Donald torney David Resnikoff also is ly flown by regular Navy units. A. Hagen and Christopher M. ing as Harry's Inn, Rt. 35, to A attorney for Philip Wetzel, an Country Club INIATIONAL. The Navy's air reserve pro- Wynkoop, Red Bank; Lt. Cmdrs. car Bar and Liquors, Inc., rep objector. Eugene C. Bragm and Donald [5|ANK resented by Edward A. Reilly gram began, in 1916, when the Mr, Wetzel, a member of the Navy asked aircraft companies tr) Mills, Aviation Electronic;] See the Fairway Jr., an Asbury Park attornej Zoning Board of Adjustment, is Technician 2/C; Bernard A. Pa- It. li eee Wydwff Id. and brother of Mayor John J design an airplane capable of part owner of the Memory Lane, flying 50 to W milt* an hour vick, and Aviatien; Antisubmarine Dining Room an4 MTONTOWN Reilly. a Rt. 35 Tavern near the new Warfare Technician ?/C Jehn A. Mwem r«d. Dap, In. Cwp. and with the ability to stay air, Charlie Truax's aeW The meeting was marked by the store to be located adjacent to Robert de la Remallte borne for not less-than 2^ hours! Mazza, Middlfltown;, Us, George PHONE $42-4600 absence ol the mayor, wt> the Ocean Diner. Naval Reserve pilots now climb 11. Ahlers and Rudolph M. De- Sportsman's Grill and d first k At the public hearing, Mr. Wet- into jets each weekend — aircraft rel noted that he went to the Reussille which can exceed the speed of Cocktail Lounge, with a FURNITURE CO. township clerk's office last week sound. . ' '•"'•. /' • '. to see the plans and, contrary fine view of the golf links. KEYPORT, N. J. Back From In World War I, Reservists WEST to the public notice of the trans- formed the bulk of tie. Navy's fer, they were not there. 264-0181 Flying Corps, with 4,000 officers "Here I am, a possible objec- Convention and 20,000 enlisted men, In .World JOHN tor, and the township clerk does NEW YORK CITY — R6bert War H, the Reserve expanded to SAMBA not have the plans," he said. de la Reussille, owner of Reu- more than 501000 pilots and 41,000 1 •tth Mr. Reilly said he filed two silles at 36 Broad St., Red Bank- airplanes aboard 122 carriers and PIANO sets of plans, a plat plan and N. J., was among the 29,000 at air bases on shore t>y'. 1945. interior plan, and later picked jewelers who attended the 1866 Commissioned in 1947, the Lake- up the interior outline to give annual convention and. national hurst Naval Air, Referve; Train- the state Alcoholic Beverage Con- jewelry trade show of the Re- ing Unit has;13 units and squad- Open Mon. and FrL evening* 'til 9 trol. This was returned late Mon- tail Jewelers of America, Inc., rons operating air transport day, he said. at the New York Hilton. squadrons, antisubmarine^squad- CHARLIE TRUAX'S The show, largest of its kind Mr. Wetzel questioned the use rons with fixed-wing aircraft'and Fairway dining room and Sportsman's lounge at of about half of the proposed in the world, is the industry's an- helicopters, ' weapons' ' training LAWN SEED building which is designated as nual "Countdown to Christmas,'^ units, maintenance, units,' an in- Norriieast Business storage" space. He said 2,600 when jewelers select merchandise telligence unit; and 'an. air: Wing Machhws Scbo* i Old Orchard Country Club square feet is termed as storage for fall and Christmas displays. staff. ' ,',;•/'','• " MONMOUTH ROAD, EATONTOWN 54 IROAD ST.. RED IANK GARDEN SEED area. This year, 400 exhibitors dis- Throughout its' 50-year hjatory, "That's a lot of storage space. played products and services. "I the Naval Air •• Reserve'/mission Reservations, Phone 542-9300 If it is used as a storage area, made the trip," said Mr. Reus- has remained the same -rf to. FERTILIZERS it could contain about 20,000 cases sille, because I wanted to be cer- of beer, and that's a low esti- tain my store would offer the Buckwheat Hulls for Mulch mate," he said, adding that per- best quality and newest jewelry haps it would be used for another store products in the months business instead. ahead."' Joseph De Vito, an Allenhurst One of the highlights of the attorney representing Mrs. La week was the annual RJA ban- FRED D. WIKOFF co Pergola, noted that Ancar c.an quet, which featured a Broadway have "5,000 square feet of stor- cast in an original musical re- age space and store nothing. vue, "Jewelers Are a Town's 234 MAPLE AVENUE "You, as an objector, are the Best Friends." present owner of a nearby tav- Mr. Reussille attended the con- RED BANK 741-0554 ern. Your presence here tonight vention and trade show with Mrs. may be motivated by self-inter- Reussille. est," Mr. De Vito continued. "I don't care to hide anything now and I never have," Mr. Wet- WLB Democrats zel answered. Vincent E. Brennan of Spruce Have Meeting Ave., Wanamassa, also objected WEST LONG BRANCH - The GOING TO to the transfer. He claimed that, Democratic Borough Council slate if it were granted, it would mean met Wednesday night with County THE CITY? there will be four liquor places Chairman P. Paul Campi to or- with liquor licenses in a 1.4 mile ganize the forthcoming campaign stretch on Rt. 35. in which two Borough Council 60' seats and the mayor's post will "For the density of traffic, the be contested. number of liquor licenses is too great. The Rt. 35 traffic problem The meeting, at the home of GO BY BUS! is well known. During the peak municipal Democratic Leader Airport Plan, Hwy. 36, Hulet, N. J, period, from 5 to 6 p.m., the traf- Paul Falcone, was essentially a fie is bumper to bumper," he strategy session. and Keutsburg Tennlnal said. The three Democrats- seeking office in this traditionally Re-II ••:-•• 24 Tiqn DMLY *Q M.Y.C* Mr. Brenn&n noted that another bar in that area of the three lane publican community are Joseph!] be gpent 13 TRIM DAILY TO NEWARK highway ,,would "invite further Cierl and Anthony Cosentlno for I44.982I —. 787-0046 — 7t7.y*7e crossovers of traffic and make council and Larry Nyhart' for|| Free Parking the traffic problem greater.1' mayor. However, Norman A. Mirne, of They seek to replace Council-1 By our readers 1506 Garden Dr., said that in the men George Conway and Fred I vicinity of Harry's Inn at the Martinson ' and Mayor Fred[| UoMrdo Terminal Asbury Park traffic circle there Schantz, 291-9623 CHARTER are about seven places with II- SERVICE quor licenses. 24 TRIPS "When those bars let out at DAILY TO N.Y.C. AVAILABLE night, it's like Roosevelt Race- Rite-way 13 TRIPS DAILY PIWM: way," added Stephen Secol of BACKTQSCHOOL TO NEWARK 291-1300 Allaire Ave. He claimed the transfer would aid the traffic CORRIGANS 291-1300 ,291-9623 conditions by moving one of the : Free Parking. bars north. and';' , . ' :• -.,'.,•.•...••.; Mod of the- 20 persons present PLUMBING favored the transfer, noting it HEATING would bring the township a good ratable. 24-HR. SERVICE BACK^tOCOtLEGE In the only other business, the NEW YORK'KEANSBURG council resolved to issue emer- gency notes totaling $20,500 to LONG BRANCH BUS LINE cover the cost of property reval- merchandise. 7I740M • 75 tachway, KMMIWI • 7*7->i7< uation. The ordinance setting this figure for the reassessment! was CUT adopted Monday.

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IT'S A SWEET LOSS when you don't win a watermelon Little Silver, obviously enjoyed ever/ bite of the competi- day. In the fifth photo, the holds.up her piece of melon final photo shows, the fact that she didn't win apparently eating contest and Patty Palaia, II, of 74 Markham PI., tion hald at the Little Silver Summer Playground yester-. for judging at the end of the allotted time and, as the didn't bother her much. Raritan Orders Harris, Dinkelspiel Commissioners Ease Spending Defy Organization

RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The es paid out ol commission funds. Recreation Commission will have Republican Committeeman Jo- In Republican Bids to tighten up use of its money seph A. Morales said that at or it may be dissolved, as a budget formulation tittle, early FREEHOLD — Contests for result of disclosures published in this year, the commission, ex- Republican nominations for The Register this week and cept for its summer theater pro- Third District congressman and Charges of misuse of public funds. gram "was unable to tell me how Monmouth County freeholder will That was the consensus of town- it spent its money in 1965:" He spice this year's Sept, 13 prt- ihip committeemen last night al- added, "that was why I said the mary election. ter a ruling by Township At- commission budget should be cut, In a surprise move just before torney Philip J. Blanda, Jr., that because they have been unable the 4 p.m. filing deadline yester- the commission can be abolished lo account, in detail for their day, Collingwood J. Harris, Jr., by resolution, the same way it funds.' of Wall Township, who failed to was created. get county GOP Steering Com- In other Township Coommittee mittee backing for Congress, pre- Commission member and for- business •feist night: sented his petitions to the secre- mer chairman Warren J. Rogge- —Toivrfshii * " tary of state's office at Trenton man, the main target of charges Barrese, a fjf% j| leveled by Robert J. Benedick- pointed and sworn in as a com- He will oppose the organiza- »bn, told The Register that if the mitteeman, replacing the late tion choice, Assemblyman James commission is abolished he will James J. McKay, Jr., Republi- M. Coleman, Jr., but, he de leek to force a referendum to can. Mr. Barrese resigned as clared, he was motivated by t re-establish it. ' treasurer and member of th> desire to prove that )i« had not been party to a deal in Cole- "The law provides that this can Zoning Board of Adjustment. A PENNY A PITCH—Bast decoi"«t*Cfcooth at Penny 'Carnival sponsored yesterday be done," he said, "through peti- man's steering committee en- Committeeman Morales nomi- by New Shrewsbury Recreation ConfH*«sion at Sycamore School was penny pitching dorsement. tions, and if it once is established nated Republican and former by referendum it then could be game run by children of Mr. and Mn. Norman J. Pieldlof 726 Sycamore Ave.: Elaine, 'I am not running agains' Board of Education president James Coleman," he said. abolished only by referendum." Robert J. Corbliss for the post, 7; Richard, 9; and Kenneth, 13. Hera David Cohen, 1,1, of 158 Cloverdale Cir., tosses Arm of Committee In a less unexpected develop- and voted against Mr. Barrese. penny at Sycamore School circle on board as other youngsters cheer or jeer ac- ment, former Long Branch Coun- Edgar N. Dinkelspiel . Collingwood J. Harris, Jr. Members of the governing body He said he felt the post should cilman Edgar N. ' Dinkelspie made it clear that if the com- cording to their school affiliations. have gone to a Republican since challenged the organization se- Mr. Harris had declared thi He told a newsman he hoped mission is dissolved, it would be Mr. McKay was high vote-g«tter lections, incumbents Marcus if chosen by the Steering Com to share Republican platforms replaced by a recreation com- in the November election. Daly and Harry Larrisoh, Jr., mittee he would make a twi with Mr. Coleman before the mittee, which would be an arm Parking Ban . for one of two freeholder nom- week air tour of Viet Nam am primary and pledged that his of the Township Committee. —The committee adopted an Signal School Growing, inations. ' several world capitals to bette: only target will be the Demo- In another ruling last night, ordinance banning parking along Democrats will have no con- prepare himself as a candidati cratic congressman. Mr. Blanda said that the com- Middle Rd. The ban must get tests at either the Congressional for Congress. "If Jim Coleman is the nom- mission, as it now stands, is county approval before taking ef- level, where Rep. James J. How- But having been denied the inee, I will wholeheartedly sup- autonomous and has the power fect. Reserve Center Is Going ird will be running for a second party endorsement, he said, he port him and I plan nothing in to disburse its own funds and —Frank Agresta, GOP candi- erm; or freeholder, where Coun- 'ill not now be able to make this campaign that would make make its own internal appoint- date for township clerk, present- By DORIS KULMAN three troop project units and three ficers. It had a staff of 2,406 - :ilmen Bruce Mangan of Eaton he trip. the Republican candidate unap- ments (employees and the like) ed a petition from 130 Foxwood non-paid units, will be affected. 1,269 enlisted men, 182 officers town and Alfred R. Sanders of "Certain financial support thai pealing in November." •nd that the governing body has FORT MONMOUTH-The U.S. residents protesting the noise "We hope to be out by Octo- and 955 civilians. Freehold will be the nominees. might have been anticipated with Mr. Harris declared he will no power over the purse strings, Army Signal School here is grow- from Jersey Central train ber, but whether or not we're No Woolley Comment party backing now will not be campaign alone and will not be once the commission's annual ng — and the Monmouth U.S. An estimated 18,000 students whistles. Mr. Agresta asked that able to depends on whether we County Republican Chairman vailable," he explained. teamed with Mr. Dinkelspiel. He budget is established. Army Reserve Center is going are expected to attend the school a barrier gate be installed at the can find adequate facilities in next year. Russell Woolley learned of Mr. Like those of William Ryan said he hopes that His name will The budget for this year totals Hazlet Ave. rajl crossing, so the The Reserve Center has had time," he said. be listed in the same column The move won't put the Signal Harris candidacy by phone as it if Matawan Township, and John $27,000. train whistles won't have to be use of seven buildings in the as being filed and he volun- with Mr. Coleman and other The Signal School build-up, School into the World War II Conover, of West Allenhurst, Four of the five township com- blown so often. post's 400 area — east of Ocean- spurred by the war in Viet Nam, ;eered no public comment. lis name was presented to the Regular Republicans. mitteemen said they will study port Ave. — for classrooms and wooden barracks the reservists —Former GOP Township Com- is well underway. The school has Mr. Harris said he had told the Steering. Committee at its meet- Adopting the slogan, "Dink De- the question of replacing the com- storage since 1954. have been using. The school is mitteeman Anthony DeMaio pre- been operating on a 24-hour basis chairman that his purpose was to ing Monday. But all three were livers," Mr. Dinkelspiel said he mission with a committee. The "bumping" ECOM out of some sented, a petition isking for. stop It's beep asked to vacate them since April for several of its perform.a «ervice for the Re- withdrawn by -their sponsors th hopes to take advantage of what fifth, Stephen J. Filardi, who is signs at the Park Ave.-Van Ma- by Oct. 5, The Register has more than 40 subjects. of the quarters it now occupies publican Party and, even if he noment Mr. Coleman said hi he said was "tremendous un- a member of the commission, ter Ter. intersection. ' learned. As of Monday, the school had and part of the command will did not gain the nomination, en- rould run. rest" in the county GOP, adding: uid he is against replacing it, —The Holiday Inn corporation KfeasoA:- the build-up of the 6,013 students in residence — 667 call the present Reserve Center hance his stature for future "I feel that I should be able adding: State Sen. Richard R. Stout ha was granted a variance for Signal School, which is here to of them enlisted men and 346 of- home. years. been the first choice of the Steer- to gain a lot of support from "I think the only thing that is a gasoline station on Rt. 35 near iUy in a big way. ing Committee but he declined people who want someone in seeded is a tightening up on the Miller Ave. It will be on the A spokesman for the U.S. Army less than a week before the pol- there working for them, have me of funds and voucher pro- same site as the 150-bed motel Electronics Command confirmed icy-makers' scheduled meeting. their interests and those of the cedures." Committeeman George planned for construction. that the Reserve Center was Mr. Woolley then urged Mr. party at heart." 3. Paterson expressed similar sen- —Mrs. Jacquelyn McCabe, asked last week to vacate the Thompson Accepts Gale's Coleman to run and said the oth- Chairman Woolley appeared timents. wife of James J. McCabe, Jr., buildings within two months. er aspirants had agreed to qui nruffled by the Dinkelspiel can- Charged Misuse chairman of. the Zoning Board, ECOM's Support Command, if he did. didacy which had been threatened Mr. Benedickson, Democratic was appointed treasurer. Mr. which operates the post, had put The day before Senator Stout's if he were not given consider- candidate for township clerk nom- Morales dissented, noting that the Center's commander on, no- Challenge for a Debate statement of unavailability, how- ation for a party endorsement. ination opposing Mr. Roggeman, committee Democrats had not tice about seven ra ever, Democratic Freeholder Eu- His name, however, was never W. has charged Mr. Roggeman and bothered to discuss the matter expansion of the — Stafford trying to "add fuel to a fire," attack, and thought Mr. Thomp- gene J. Bedell chlded the GOP mentioned when Steering Com- commission chairman Francis X. with him until a few minutes be- would dispossess the reservists, Thompson, 41 West Westside Ave, and would not be interested in son should back up his charges leaders for allegedly pressuring mittee endorsements were made. Shields with misuse of commis- fore last night's meeting. he spokesman said. m debating the full range of the and debate his (Mr. Gale's) views "Well, let me put it this way," v 1 , ff a vacation the senator to run instead o Mrs. McCabe % sMMiig"a ' The ' Res'erve°-Ym!b have? -been civil rights issue. on civil rights through question: dr. Woolley said of the frec- sion funds. at Montserrat, saiid he'd be "de- picking someone who wanted the He has cited number of Democratic county commit- given use of the buildings, as a He said he was under personal and rebuttal. nomination. lolder aspirant. "When he ran courtesy, -pa..,* .jspace »v«i|pbj^ li^t^l1;. io^neemeet ClClarenca e S. Gale he last time we beat him bad- fharge slips, at a local restau- tee post in district, w/fia .in the, Mr. Harris said that from this y. He even lost Long Branch." rant, in 1965, for food and drinks, Sept. 13 primary. basis, he'said. " in a public 'debate. statement he inferred an improp- Mr. Dinkelspiel, twice a candi- and a 1965 commission trip to —Mr. Morales ordered an im- "But the active Army takes Mr. Gale, 16 McLaren St., an- er charge. It was that "a dea Leasing Agent Named late for freeholder, is a former the Poconos — for a recreation mediate investigation and report last week had been made in which the ity commissioner and city coun- eeminar — which included two by Building Inspector James G. Maj. Edwin McLay, command after he was seated as a new three announced candidates :ilman. He was defeated in May wives and one husband of com- McAdam "on possible zoning vio- er of the Reserve Center said member of the Board of Educa would only go through the mo- n a bid for mayor under the mission members with all expens- lations in the trailer parks." approximately 700 reservists, in For Office Building tions and at the right moment tion. city's new mayor-council govern- would quit," he said. His can His Appointment had been op- RED BANK — The Allaire- passengers or medical patients ment. posed by Mr. Thompson, a vice Farrow Agency has been named who can board elevators for the dldacy, he added, disproves that possibility. president of the Red Bank Area leasing agent for Red Bank's upper floors without encounter- Of his candidacy he said, "I Branch elf the National Associa- ing any steps. In a prepared statement, the an deliver a program for coun- Planners Deny U.S. Homes newest and tallest office build- New York advertising executive tion for the Advancement of Col- devcloprnent which will keep ing, 21 East. Because of its proximity to ored/epplfv. ^ Riverview Hospital, most of the said: pace with our greatly expanding Mr. Thompson announced pul>- Occupancy has begun In the space will be taken by doctors, "The purpose of my candidacy wpulaticn, and will bring a new Project Okay in Dispute icly that Mr. Gale's views were seven-story structure at 21 East Mr. Dexter said, but there is no is to refute through action, not :oncept into county government repugnant to the NAACP and Front St. restriction on other professional words, the scurrilous charges /hich will draw upon the initia- from a legal point of view," he his resignation from the Civil on the part of the Democrats ive, imagination and capa- MARLBORO — The township said the discrepancies listed in Dr. Raymond L. Cunneff has uses. continued M*ft'yofe graitfcfl these Rfthl*. CWnttiMuih indicated a that my recent availability, and jillties of our people to formu- Planning Board and U. S. Homes his report for Marlboro West were leased the entire fifth floor, Dr. The building Is a wall of glass, that of William Ryan or John ate plans for a greater future. and Development Corp. discussed the same for these applications. applications before the conditions lack of commitment to the com- front and back, with unobstruct- Daid W. Beggs has half of the Conover, for t the Congression- T plan Immediate, vigorous time extensions for subdivision Problems, Problem! were met." mission's ideals. Mr. Gale chal- fourth floor, and the Allen Peter- ed views of the town and the al nomination was part of a pre- ieps to solve the vexing prob- applications last night. And "These problems could cause The two appealed applications lenged him to prove the charges. sen Travel Service, 36 Harding iver. arranged plot to set up a so- sm of the lack of sanitary land again, when the developer re- enormous erosion problems," he were deferred by council last Arrangements Asked Rd., is expected to occupy the called hand-picked Republican 111 area ... I will deliver a fused the extensions, the board It was designed by Shrewsbury said. month until performance bonds Mr. Thompson said he has re- ground floor store space this architect Gerard A. Barba, and candidate. loser bond of understanding recommended denial. month. were posted. The vote was split ceived no direct communication built by Charles B. Hembling and "Indeed, throughout the many mong all the county employees The two had similar talks Mr. Berkow charged that the board was using delay tactics in three ways, with one voting for from Mr. Gale, but he has asked Howard Dexter, agent in Son, local contractors. months past, the Republican rough a program which will April 8 when U. S. Homes had approval, two abstaining and two the NAACP to arrange for the ecognize and reward ability, asking for time extensions to re- charge for Allaire-Farrow, said Donald C. Hembling, president 'arty has given all Interested two applications due for its Marl- for deferment. use of an auditorium on the west candidates every opportunity to ervice and dedication." 4x>ro West project. The develop- solve these alleged problems. he unique building has six floors of the construction firm, also The developer had won sover- side of town. When one is found, gain public support, and my own er (lid no and tho planners rec- Harry Bernstein, board attor- of office space with 1,600 square heads the concern that owns 21 al law suits against the township he will ask Mr. Gale to try to candidacy now Is further evi- ommended denial. ney, advised the board that all feet that can be divided into one, East. PARENTS OF DAUGHTER when it began its $30 million arrange far a mutually acceptable dence of that fact. U. S. Homes later appealed to prerequisites must be met be- two or three units on each floor. LITTLE SILVER - Mr. «nd housing project here In 1963. meeting date. Hembling contractors recently township council. And, said Its fore the board acts on the appll For Travel Agency "It will bo important to note Irs. II. Denman Smith II, Park completed the physics engineer- that in the coming primary only luce Apartments, Newark, Del.,, attorney Gordon Berkow of Perth cations. Mr. Berkow contended that on« Mr. Gale said yesterday that The lower level will house only •tame the parents of a Amboy, It will appeal the Plan UP said that before approval of the Marlboro East applica- arrangement would he satisfac- ng complex at Rutgers Universi-* Republicans will have a choice, the travel agency. Due to its Democrats will havo to \to con- ughter, born Aug. 3 in Del*. iner'i action last night, involving could be recommended perfor- tions, for 36 lots, ha* received tory. "I don't care where it is ty, and are about to start on the unique construction, automobiles tent with no choice but to en- are Hospital, Wilmington, Del. (our applications for 142 lots in mance bonds should be posted the Planner's automatic approval or who makes the arrangements, may use a driveway through th« new home office of the Red Bank dorse the 'rubber stamp' poli-' Mr. Smith is the son of Mr. Marlboro r.ast it Tennent and and an overall drainage plan pre- since the hoard failed to a c t as Ipng as the debate Is open to building to a rear parking area. Savings and Loan Association, cies of Mr. Howard or to throw Mr.v H. Denmin Smith, IN .Church Rdi. sented. within 45 days after final plans tho'public and press," he laid. While inside, they can discharge Broad St. and Bergen PI. away their vote." •ccanport Ave. here. . Board Engineer Leon Avaklan "It would be a torioui blunder were submitted. I Mr. Gale added that he Is not A A "r \ Aagwt 15, 1966 . THL DAIi-Y REGISTER •TV-' RUSSELL WILL GIVE YOU PRICES NOW ON 1966 VOLVOS, TRIUMPHS & RENAULTS AT NEW MOWWOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER JUST > FEW SELECT USED IMPORTS

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RUSSELL HAS THE MOST COMPLETE < 114 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM INVENTORY OF OLDS. ANYWHERE, AND WE'RE READY TO DEAL!! NOBODY, BUT NOBODY CAN BEAT OUR '"••••'V '• i ALL COLORS — SIZES PRICES. TRY US AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. i FROM > OPEL OLDSMOBILE > RIVIERA RUSSELL CADILLAC CO. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST BUICK-OPEL DEALER 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL 741-0910 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 SHREWSBURY AUTMFMtSALE UWT AND J0UN6 AUTOS VOX SALE KVtmnm. THE DAILY REGISTER Frid.r, August 5, 1966-19 vann —— o«sa ramrd br PH o PRIX MM - "UMtop.' Full roito mt CMtem too two«)i. b n brnb m »«lium kaM. fiiaa. *mr. No caah IHM. TAKB OVBB ly «(ulpp^ No uan nw -Kt ntck. hJ i TldnKfW'fo n>ti gonn 1 hte PAYMENT! of HIM par WMk. BON- TAUexntlt PATMZNTS of |7.W p«l A* Oa Tte Not Pate) ylwwut an~~d ChaiM*"*•—*l Hill •*Rd* . Call ntU AUTO IAIXI. RL ». Ncptiuu. WMk. BONDEU AUTO IALII. RL JS " WlUlU- 74T-»m o N«ptun«. ni^TOB AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SAUE AUTOS FOR SAL". AUTOS FQft SALE 1964 CHEVROLET $1435 KNOWS Corvair H Rampiida Pickup 1964 IMPERIAL $1595 f-cylindar, 2-doar Hardtop. 1964 PONTIAC .$1295 SELL—OUR—STOCK—SALE Tampait, 2-door Saort Coupa. 1963 PONTIAC $1695 Grand Prii Spart Caup*. HOW COME? 1962 PONTIAC $ 850 Tampait, 2-deer Sport Coupa. It'* th. only CHEVROLET DEALERSHIP OF IT'S KIND! A IS acre Chevrolet city devoid to volum* 1962 ENGLISH FORD ..$ 595 II!M, gr««ttit livings and offering th* moit modern Capri tervic* facilities in the are*. Shop Kition Today and NEW FAIRUNE 500 NEW EC0N0L1NE VANS CLUE COUPE FROM you'll know why ... "EVERYBODY KNOWS KITSON" •.CYLINDER CRUISOMATIC 1963 CHRYSLER $1450 *2375 M995 Four-door. Pawar. 413 Cu. In. 1961 CHRYSLER $995 KITSON CHEVROLET Naw Yarkar. Four-door Hardtop. FuM power. Lika naw. HWY. 36 542-1000 EATONTOWN 1964 DODGE $1595 (NEXT TO MOTOR VEHILE INSPECTION STATION) Four-door. 440. Pswar itaarinf. Attomatic trammiiiion. OPEN MON. - TUES. - THURS. - FRI. 9 - 9 P.M. — WED. 9 - 6 — SAT. 9-5 OTHER USED CARS FROM $75 NEW GALAXIE 500 FOUR-DOOR CRUISOMATIC Powar staarinj radio, 1966 Plymouths and Valian+s walk, tha quitt ona. ON HAND AT TOM'S FORD DISCOUNT PRICES USED CARS Over 100 36 MOS. TO PAY 100% 30 DAY GUARANTEE BUHLER & BITTER INC. MAIN STREET KEYPORT 1963 RAMBLER 1963 FORD 1962 FORD NOW IS THE TIME TO GET A GREAT BUY Galaxia "W0" 2 Dr. Hardtop, 4 Door Sadan, « Cylindar, 264-0198 8 Cyl., Automatic Tram. Country Squira Wagon, THUNDERBIRD GOLF TOURNAMENT, UPPER Standard Tniumiision 1 Cyl., Auto. Tram.. P.S., MONTCLAIR C.C. AUGUST II TO 14 $795 $1195 Air Conditioned

1962 FORD MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER $1095 1963 FALCON Galaiia "500" 2 Dr. Hardtop, Da|u» Station Wagon, t Cyl., Automatic Tram. HOW'S THIS 4 Cylindar, Automatic Trim., $895 I960 VOLKSWAGEN Roof Rack MOUNT-ENGLISH Sedan 1961 CORVETTE SINCE 1904 MONMOUTH & MAPLE AVE., RED BANK—741-6000 FOR A FRIENDLY

Convirtibla, *: Cylindir, Standard Traniminion $695 1963 CORVAIR "700" 4 DeotSadtn, » Cyl., $1695 I960 CHEVROLET Automatic Trenimiuioit YEAR-END $895 1961 FORD 2 Doer Sedan, 6 Cylinder, GaUxia "500" 4 Dr. Hardtop, Automatic Tranimfsston t Cyl., Auto. Tram., P.S. $495 $795 DEAL!! TOM'S FORD 200 HWY. 35 KEYPORT

264-1600 1966 VALIANT 2 dr., Equipped with TAKE YOUR PICK Padded dash OF ANY OF OUR BRAND NEW Back up Lights 1966 RAMBLERS or AMBASSADORS! Emergency Flasher YEAR-END CLEARANCE SALE STARTING NOW $1769 SELL—OUR—STOCK—SALE RAMBLER SELECT USED CARS 1966 JEEP Gladiator 1962 FIAT ALSO Pickup. 4-whaal drlva with 2-dr. 600 D Myart 7' plow. Only 3,000 $2895 $350 milai. Orig. prict (3125. 1961 RAMBLER 1966 COMETS 1966 DODGE Ambitiador 4-door, automatic, .SPECIAL! 100 pickup radio and haatar, Ml powar, $650 '/i ton ip«ci«l $1895 1961 JEEP 1966 IMPERIAL 1964 RAMBLER 4-whaal driva. Pick-up with 2-dr. hardtop, I ownar hydraulic mow plow { $1595 965 MILES, AIR-CONDITIONED. MERCURYS Auto., radio, haatar. $1275 1964 STUDEBAKER I960 FORD DARK GREEN, BLACK VINYL ROOF. nd 4-dr. station wagon. Falcon, Station Wagon, Li let n«w., $975 Automatic, Radio 1 Haatar. $475 ALL POWER OPTIONS. 1963 RAMBLER I960 BUtCK Station wagon, 2-dr., auto. Convertible Automatic, RJH, whit.wal'i. Radio and Ha«tar. $450 Thraa to choota from. $895 CONTINENTALS NEW JERSEY'S FRIENDLY DEALER 1960 RAMBLER 1963 VOLKSW'N Four-door tadan, auto. Radio and haatar. $495 Two-door tadan. $1095 $ 1963 FIAT 1961 DODGE rom Dart V-8 four-door hardtop. 1100. $550 1995 Automatic, radio, htatar. $595 6 IOI 1963 HILLMAN Supar Minx, four-door itdan. 1959 FORD MAURICE SCHWARTZ Now is the time to get a great buy. Li let n»w. $850 4-dr sadan. Auto, A SONS. INC. R * H, P. S.. Claan ear. $295 SINCE 1919 1963 RAMBLER Four-door sedan. 1959 RAMBLER Automatic, radio, haatar. 4-dr. Sadan. $1095 Auto., R * H. ENGLISH (Two *o chooi* from.) $350 TWIN-BORO RAMBLER 141 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK LINCOLN MOTORS MERCURY JEEP SALES AND SERVICE 34-36 MAPLE AVENUE 747-4545 RED BANK NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 747-0040 RED BANK 747-0787 : SO—Friday, Augiut S, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER AOTOSrOKSAU AUTOf VOftMLX AUTOS rOR AUTOIFOKIALE Ainotvot IAXE AUTOtWUU on poor: I*> euh HHM. TAKI AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS TO« SALE VSR PATMKNTI MJT.M p« mt IONDIU AUTO ivja, st », Mar ma. m-amo. MAM NIW AIR CONDITIONED tVBBT NIW AND DUD CAR , • INVBNTORY RIDLCID TO UPli. PER MO. DOWN PAYMENT Peugeotoiogists don't trade in 1966 NEW GALAXIE 500 AUTOS FOR SALE MOUTH MOTOR*, AX) RASSAS PONTIAC VALIANTS (41.91 VtklXfL HYMOUTHS OS Bread si. R«S Btak $4..44 XL hsrdfop. Eighf.cylin- I a.m. • t p.m. CHRYSLERS $60.54 WAGONS NONE every 27 months der Cruisomatic, vinyl AUTOS FOR SALE 741-5180 »55.7o IEBM INTIRISTID PABTUtt-T* roof. Reclining seat and PRICE &k« over paymtnU of Fordan aoc u nrMOlifH 4* DODttl >omeitle auUMnobllei. JCuf piymanta Dart Wagon htarjrtsr. Power steering iled. cpeclai deili for homt ow^> Fury 1. * Cyllndtf, Auto. it. CM Ur. ShUly. M2-KH. «»- 44 CHIYIOUT 43 MIRCUIV and brakes. Radio, tinted REDUCTION! AIR CONDITIONED louUl MoUir». ' Impola 4 Dow S«dan glass. Visibility group. 66 TRIUMPH $1795 (More Classified Adi (4 OLOSMOIIU 42 AUSTIN HIAIY Spitfire. Wlriwtiwlt fpritt Roatottr 1963 Ford Station Wagon, 4 Door Hardtop nrlfli Wfiiftwalli. The pries is 65 CHEVROLET $|«$ On Tbe Next Page) Air CondinonlKf 42 DODftl Country Sedan, 8-cylinder, Dart right. Come in and ask. m Enjine, Autonwtlc 44 CHRYSUR ti CHEVELLE }|«95 AUTOS FOR SALE CwvirtlbM 41 VOLVO automatic trans., power 4 Door Stdon 4-door Sedan 44 MONZA 40 MOA 43 CADILLAC |}34B steering, radio, white walls, CuivtrtlbM Cornel tlbl* Roodlter extra clean intide and out. NEW 1966 CHEVROLETS 44 FORD SI LINCOLN TOM'S FORD 64 BEL-AIR (1395 P.O.E. Cwlom 2 Door fedrn Ail Conditioned Don't hire to I Station Wagon One owner. Don't miss this 2 — 44 EXECUTIVI fLTMOUTHS |200HWY. 35 KEYPORT 63 BUICK ( 995 one. Only $1195. PRICED TO SELL 1 Mvt*f* II 4 DMT U6tm , Pdlgtoti in built to last «od last. altafn easy downshifting, with leu Swclol, 4-door Saoan sXong after that last payment More -near on brakes. 264-1600 62 STUDEBAKER ( 795 1 fay III 4 D»t> Har*» «7K |DCS into them. Like staial?ss steel ViTon Plck-uo 50,000 Milt Giwriintw «l Botfi humpcri iud trim. Thicker body So get out from under those month* 60 IMPALA $ 795 WE MEAN BUSINESS WE FINANCE FULL PRICE metal, rust and corrosion proofed. ly car payments. Get a Peugeot Sport Coup. EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 LOANS Long lasting Michetio X tires are ... the kept car. AIR CONDITIONED 62 FORD % 795 TOM'S FORD standard equipment. Aluminum 1 Folcon Wogon McCARthy IIA r«k Wi Will Givt aw* parts let the engine run cooler. A PEUGEOT 43 BEL-AIR |IO95 200 HWY. 35 KEYPORT CHEVROLET i-ipeed sypdiromesh ii 1966 T-BIRD TOWN LAN- Wagon DAU. Demomtrator. Low 62 OLDSMOBILE $ 995 264-1600 151 lit Avt.. Atlantic Dynamic "M" 291-1101 mileage. Still in warranty. 44 IMPALA $1495 Red band whifewalli. Pow- Sport Coup* L 62 IMPALA $1095 BAYSHORE MONMOUTH MOTORS INC. er windows and vtnts, Sport CwiM 1966 Ofdunoblk power seats. Radio and 61 CHEVY II $ 995 For Sate Chtap 4-door Automatic Profit's: Mistake CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH AUTHORIZED PEUGEOT DEALER We ordered a Starffr* Hardtop in burgundy mill—and the factory filled speaker. Tinted glass. Fend- '5? BEL-AIR $ 95 iht same order TWICE. W« don't Jlke to be reminded ot our mlilokt » Ave. 291-9200 Atlantic Highland w« witl sell this car (or J3556 FULL PRICE. Automatic tranimfsson, Opm tvmbff till 1 P.M.; Saturday, till 4 P.M er shields. Knock off hubs. power steerino and brakes, glare-tree reor vision mirror, tinted wma- HWY. 35 542-2414 EATONTOWN shleid, deluxe seat belts front and reor, 6-way uot aa|usttr« recnnmo IANK RATES - EASY TERMS A real bargain. Coma in McCARthy bockrest and dual htodrestj, * dtluxe wheel disci, wtiltewall and drive it. CHEVROLET tfres, deluxe radio, visor mir- ror, underhood ond trunk AUTHORIZED llphts. foam padded seat cutn- lons, ctirome roof and side win- CHEVROLET DEALER dow si II mouldings, Starllre VB TOM'S FORD HWY. 34 and FIRST AVE. enginf, deluxe steering wheel, tlectrlc clock, glove box, cour- CADILUC-OLDSMOBILE 200 HWY. 35 KEYPORT tesy and map Upjhti. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Broadway at 4th WIND UP SALE! 264-1600 291-1101 LONG BRANCH

' ^ OUT THEY GO CLEARANCE NEW 1966 CHEVROLETS

WE'RE SELLING CARS AT A. RECORD PACE... THEREFOR^ WE CAN AFFORD TO LOWER OUR PRICES LIKE NEVER BEFORE. SEE WHY CHEVY-TOWN IS MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST CHEVROLET DEALER Now is the Time to Save on Your Purchase of New Buicks Motors Int. All models and colors available for immediate delivery. Highest trade in prices now available. (Does This Sale apply to Opels and Double Checked Used Cars Also?) If you're looking for FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO plenty of New Gar You Better Believe It Value, better hurry here! Lots of cars, all CIRCLE models, all winners, all CHEVROLET CO. low priced. You'll nev- MOTORS 32S MAPLE AVE. RED BANK er get a better deal* HWY. 36 264-4Q00 KEYPORT 741-3130

if. AWOf AUIW rtm Atmx mm. uut MORUE HOME! IMPLOYMDfT THE DAILY REGISTER Ms Ct»V«B - *~* MM to- llfl UBEXTT — WmMB, tWO-MdrooBUJ, HELP Friiity, AuguK $, 1966-21 tortor. Umag ; m tramMari. bar 1964 6L05MOWLE IH bath!. OomMfjUIr Mrnlabed. Wiab- gj tlr«. anil** MMttlm. 41 CLEARANCE STARFIRE ar • tnrer eoablnatVDn, atove. relrlt- 5 ***" <>«• • erator, new nler better. Wall-to-wall SEWING r, an trill aall Cola partaot Dttutr (i inverUble wtth air ooodltionliuj. Ful- HELF ALL FlUClSf SEDUCED equlppetf wltk all powejr options, carpet Enelaaad bejUom. On fenced rONTIAC UM-ataanwIlfe sUUon WM-^Ifj^Ui IM30. oK MuTTV) w mlltaie. Excellent, condition corner lot. Has ewlmralng pool, (liter 1 power. Factory air. No caufh 1M4 VOLKSWAGEN TWO-DOOR — •Ith vacuum. HtU>. Cull 717-OSU. we«k MACHINE FORDS — DUIRK INTERESTED roufhouL Must be seen lo be ap- TAJUtOVER PATMEim ol I lUCMAOtff )l*e Dew coBdltloii. One owoar art eolaled. Keuoubla Brlceu. Call 711- •daya 11 to t pm... Prl., SeX and 8us. per waak. BONDS!) AUTO c»n nUtnM TO TAKK OVER PAT- only M.0OO original (Olio. Pnced mil 151 alter s p.m. before 6 p.m. ^^^ OPERATORS Rt ». Naptuaa. nt-nn. stiiw MINT* ON RIPOUU8ED CAR! BRICK TOWN — NeeJ Hwj. 70. Im- ASSISTANT CALL MR. IHCLLY. M2-2UI. MON- 1«6J RAMBLER AMBASSADOR Mr S4 RED MALIBU CH1VILLI — perial Hs3i, two bedrooms. 8x35 patio MOUTH MOTORS. AUTHORIZED FOUR-DOOR — Automatic, V4, PO»e Illeait 30,000. Element condition. and aluminum awnlnis. Terms can be Ar* you looking for AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOi FOR SALE DEALER. sleerlnt. In eicelleot condition. Spaclal 1300. J91-35H. arranged. Call MeMOl* after 1:30. Terrific Value. STEADY EMPLOYMENT? OLDdliOBILK — DESIRI INTEREST. ILDSMOBILB 1963 _ W four^oor 10i«" NASHUA — 19«. Wall-to-wall MANAGER ED PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY- ardtop. NO MONEY DOWN. Takt carpetinir. Hxlo insulated hulldlna. Many MINT* ON REPOSSESSED CARS. 1963 TEMPEST FOUR-DOOR - Aulr, wer payments of 111.20 per week. eitraa tMOO. Rail 7B7-S1M After « p m . . A new company h«i CALL MR. SHELLY. M2-21M. MON- matie and In excalleot condition. S] 1RADLEY DISCOUNT CI.NTER. Rl. ChalleniU.* ud unlqu* op- MOUTH MOTORS. AUTHORIZED clal. U. Ni-ptUM. 77(-JOOO. moved to the *'** and can portuftltr for KiTibltiou* worn- DEALER. an to work to our Saton- 1061 OALAX1I SI'NUNKB CO! :HEVROLET 1963 — lmpala lour WANTED AUTOMOTIVE offer you: town ilore, 19*3 fMPALA SUPERTSPOKT"—~Con" VERT1BLE — Automatic, V-l ai loor hardtop. NO MONET DOWN vcrttble. Automatic transmission Si iuo power staerlng. Extra savings. rake over payments of S10.30 per week WE PICk UP JUNK CARS—Twin- HIGH PAY ^all JS7-KW7. 3RADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER It k Auto Wrecking. Call 747*262 or Strong department atore or 3i. Neptune. 77i.9OOu. INCENTIVE EARNINGS chain llore experience, pre- GONE FORD 1MI—Sunllner convertible N« 1KU IMPALA CONVERTIBLE - ferred, but wll] eoojldtf money down. TAKK OVER PAY- a»d automatic. Ivory with red trli 1962 FIAT "~4(l"rnlles~pei~«ii~Ooi I> CARS - - Station wagws, plck- LIBERAL BENEFITS othera. MENTS of ,$3.60 per wtek. fefcLMONT Extra sharp. condition, cl«an."l375 rlrni. C«ll iittv . Crown (Oppoelt* Two Uuyej, Ukl MOTORS, 365 Maple An. , 1U. 35|, flj^m. M2^WW After «. M2-5IS? owii. 9?]-i*H. Mr. Dwyer. ExctlUnf Sf*rfing Salary BUT NOT FORGOTTEN Red Bank. 741-6778 OET CASH FOR YOUR t*ORBKJN NO LAY OFF^-Union Shop RASSAS PONTIAC il FOHD • Country bquiie waKO PLUS CADILLACS -- IJeilre lii"iere»VeiP|>a~r- 31*5 Broad St. Red Bai Tal^e ovrr low ut-rkly l,ai,k Mymfo AMERICAN - AMD SPORTS CARS TtiU masm you — our cmfomar. Tk» iaU at lob tlei to lake ov*-i payments (in r*-i>os- of ST.96. MONMOUTH MOTORS, Hw AT MONJIOUTH UO7«K*. INC., Hw7.Apply Won. 9 a.m. — I p.m. Week Nights Till 9 •" Eatunlinvn. 54J21H , Eatontown. Libar«! Company B«n»fits •'»M cars. "NO1 CASH NEEDED." Sat Till « Whlta Buiek tr Opal'.tarli aft.r your tar, n»w or TUBE PLATES. ' CU Jua TA t : at our PUinfiald Plant Apply in person to Wri, LartnaoB 3232, Mr. Dollar. ^741-5180 MfiF* 1963 - ~ Irr.ni7< ij{»n~ rtlf'ett uiad, has b«til ejalfvarad. Try ut and saa for yournlf.l six li.m. Call " BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BUICKS — Desire Interested parties to CHEVROLET 1W4 — Four-dour ia-:*u KNICKERBOCKER TOY CO. take over psympnu <,[t retxjsfieiispd linn wagon. NO MONEY DOWN. Tal I'm )WU) - ""uVur-iirmr^Take In 13.M WP«1 Krrait SI. I Route 2!) FRANKLIN cars. "SO CASH NEEDED" "PUEB over payments of $11.20 per wee] lnw weekly Iwnfc iiayrneittH of $10 lOATMAN'S SHOP" GATE 3-'M>ck" Bldg. PLAINFIELD. PLATES." Call collect TA t-3232. Mr. BKAIlLEV DISCOUNT CENTER, R MONMOUTH MOIOKS. Huy. 3S, Kt»ti NKW JERSEY'S LARGEST MARINE N.J. 1966 BUICK ELECTRA 3!>. Neptune. 774-8000. SUPPLY HOUSE. ALL YOUR BOAT- An K'juiil (>ppinliinll> Employer 1N(1 NKEDS UNDKR ONE ROOF. 225 Cuitcm 4 dr. H'top. 7,000 mi., Air Cond. JIIEVROLET 1«» — lmpala lour-door «BrN>ur H UY Tw EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTOR —Elec SIMON hardtop. Full power. No cash needed. Fully equipped. No cash needed. TAK liardtop. Goldpn Commando tniln SALES. NEW AND UBED. EXPERT tronli; agsenitily experience preferred. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS of HS snk paymenta BANK. 711.57110. APf'LY IN PERSON EATONTOWN •'ertlble. Ntw u>p, tires, battery. Pow wagon. NO MONEY DOWN. Tal S10.W. MONMOUTH MOTORS, Hw OPEN SUN. AND HOLIDAYS THE ROWAN CONTROLLER «jr steerlni. Really excellent condition over payments ol 112.60 per wee 35. Katontown. M^21H. t A.M. TO 1 P.M. COMPANY KM. Call 948-84OT or 261-H97, BRADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER, R 2 Crescent PI. 1965 VALIANT STATION WAGON 35, NeptUM. 774-SOOO. FIAT 1963' — 1 lf»Tl87dack t>t Holiday Inn) To start work l/nmedlately. Na ex- OVER PAYMENTS of 14 DO per wee 1961 I"ONTlAO~--rTsonnevliir"ooilverl 17' PEN YAM — Ii h.p.taboard. WAITRESS — NlghU. Apply In person, perience necessary. We train you. Call FORDS — Desire Interested'partleVlo . Take ov«r low weekly bank pay Personnel Manager, 711-101S or 5M-5311. 1965 BUICK WILDCAT take over payment* on repossessed BONDEU AITTO SALES, Rt. 35, Ne 20 gal. tank. Painted and varnished. Harbnr Restaurant, Yacht Baiin, At' tune. 774-«7OO. merits of *7.9fl. MONMOIfTH MOTORS, $500. Ready to «o. Ml- p.m. Must hiv« own transportation. Care 1965 OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC 88 vertibles. Iic.llent condition. No rea-Neptune. 774-9000. CLEARANCE — 1966 INVENTORY INSURANCE SECRETARY — Experi- of 1 yen pH girl. Call 717-4062. "II" 4 dr. H'Top. Prit.d »« iaU sonable offer will be refusal. Call 3 FALCON — Four-door, automatii 10 Sailboats anrt Sailboards enced In xll phases. Excellent salary 842-3002. CHRYSLERS — Desire Interested p»: Take over low weekly bank payjnen' 15' Lonestar, white runabout, sl^. potential, and working conditions. Ap- .PFUCATIONS BEING AOCBPTKD — tie* to tali* over payments on n of *10.f(6. MONMOUTH MOTOItS Hw MONMOUTH MARINA ply giving experience and references. lalesgirla. Advancement. Apply Super- DEBOTO 19»0—Hardtop. FuH power. possessed cars. NO CASH NEEDE1 35. Eatontown. W2-24H. M West St., UonmouUi Beach, 221-31*2 Write "A.S.", Box 520. Red Ban)*. .tna, Fabric Dept., Eatontown. No money down, TAKE OVKR PAY- FORD - Tfl&9 convertible v5~ ful 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA MENTS of Jl.ftS per week. BELMONT FREE PLATES. Call collect TA 4-323 SUPER SAIL PISH — aood cendltlon. 3ABY8ITTKR — Wanted to car* f«r Mr. Donar. equipped. Very good condition, HOC ONE REQIBTEMED NURSE — Full wo pr*-»chool children, Beginning In Convertible. A imjrr car MOTORS, 365 Maple Ave. 1R«. H), 7<7-0nly. Call to appoint. 'ticps Salary open, Cull 462-470O, Ert. Silver-grey with black. Hard-top. Power. Perfect cmidlllim. new paint. Slfinda at W Bii.it Washington Ave., A: THB Ligrnn PLASTIC OOATINO mrnt. 7j>rt!n!meif. Carter AFB, rfliullt engine. 1350. Ci AVAILABLE AT 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA Air conditioned. Private, no dealers. Untie Highlands. THE YACHT 8IIOP DEMON8TRATB TOVB — For Christ T' HE ffnattachfi w^man. M Call between « «n<1 7 p.m.. 741-32SJ. alter s p.m. 8*2-l>2»9. man. No *>xpfrlfnr» i.«c*»B»ry. R#ci»iv«j 65. wanted to hatiyslt two small • pau. wagon. For iha growing family I(B< PON'ITAO LeMans rn«or hat IIM Ocean Av*., Sea Brliht. 8431913 hiHri-n fM monthly and meali. Call BUICK8 — DESIRE INTERESTED ETlWrt^ impaiaTlour-do. top, alx cylinder, bucket seats, co 1 high commlssinnii and priifB plu» you PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY- hamiop. NO MONBY DOWN. TAK solr, aulomallc transmission. Rad 22 7.OBEL SKIFF -- I~15 Chrysler k»fp your kit. Iff not too turly to 261-3278. over [txyinentfl of 111.20 per weel mntor. Morse hydraullo controls head, CJtll 787-1752. MXNTB ON REPOSSE8SEI> CARB. heater. One owner. I1406. Call afti fish box, Monel shaft arAl gss tank, REGISTEnED NURSE Fiv« ia.y 1964 FORD GALAXIE CALL MR, SHELLY. 642-2114, MON- BRADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER, R 6 p.m. 717-JIH3, HOME TYPIST — Artrtr*i« wivelopei wt*k. 3 p.m.'11 pin, Bentfiti Raply MOUTH MOTORS] AUTHORIZED 35, Meptuns. 774-HOOO. two new batteries. Many extras. Per- to "B.R.'1. Box 5M, Red Bank. N.J. "S00" 4 dr. Excallant rrireuejrW 1S«4 VOLKaWAOKN — Doing over. fect condition. Also two dock atora<« lahpld, *»tc. Munt htv ;c«r in4 type DEALER. THUNDKRBIRD 1961 — lUrdtap. Fu • o»j. Must sell. Excellent corMltlon, boxes. Csll 2234143. writer. Phont 322-»tO8 b«(w»*n » ind power. No cast needM. TAKE OVE 1:30 p.m. CHEVROLET 1S64-lmpala! iour-door 23,000 miles. Call «11-O7«4. 22' OWENS — Chin cruiser. Sleep* hardtop. Full power. No cash needed. PAYMENTS ol fg.90 per week. BOt TBLKMIONE 80I*ICITOR WANTED- CLERK 1964 VOLKSWAGEN TAKE OVER PAYMENTS or $11.90 per DEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 53, Neptun 1»8» OOItVXTTE gTTOO RAT — _ two. Head, elnk. Ice box, atove, life 774-6700. cellent corHiitlon. Muat eell. drafted, preservers. Anchor, line, etc In water. Fiv» houra a day, trix days t week. Coup.. A flaihing rad" baauty week. RONDEU AUTO SALES, lit. 85, Call after 6 p.m., MM7O2. Berth p«ld for seaaon. »1,*». After OH for further detain, betwten t:M Tr» wnrlc In Long Bnnch arem IB Neptune. TH4mt). CHEVROLET 1B8« — lmpala two-do 6:90 p.m., 7*7-0066. ,m. and 4:30 p.m.. T41-4O14. preitii* buitnefii organization. High OLDMtOBILE 19S1-9S four-door hard hardtop. NO MONIT IK>WN. Tal 195? THUNBHRBIRD school graduate. Training and/or over payments of $14.20 per w«i IT BA88 BOAT — RMitny. n h.p SECRETARY 1963 FORD FAIRLANE top. Full power, factory air. No cash EXOELLENT OONDITIO-N Gray. 20 gallon tirHt. Bought b.fget experience in key punch helpful, but needed. TAKE OVBR PAYMENTS of BRADLEY DISCOUNT CENTEK, ] 8124717. twtt, U*k* otttr. C«H anytime, 681 Experknr.rd. Profeislonal orflce, Mon- not required. 40-hour week, Monday "590" Spt. cpa. Hack with Rad fuekiti C7.7O per week. BONDEH AUTO 35, Neptune. 774-9000. CHEVROLET 1965 — Bel Air two-doo 7*« mouth and Ocean Countfti. Call Ml tn Friday. Liberal fringe benefits. SALES, Rt. 35, Neptune. 774-6700. Rally red with matching Interior. Pov 0212 »r 244-4433. Starting salary $64.40 wtth progres- OHEVROLETS — Desire Intereate ergltdfi. pushbutton radio, premlurr OUTBOARD MOTOIIS — 7^ h.p. Evln- sion to 184.80 In two yean. Excel- 'LYMOUTH 1985 — Fury, four-Honr parties to take over payments on r< whitewalls. R.000 carefully driven miles, rurtt. J7B. IS h.p. 8oolt Atw«tPr, |0© EXPERIENOEt) CABHIKR WAiSTED, lent promotional opportunity. Reply 1963 BUICK SKYLARK hardtop. Full power. No cash needed. possessed cars. "NO CASH NEEDED." Garagetl alnce purchaaed. Sacrifice. 16' Open Clamer Flatback. $35. 21' Call In own handwriting, giving complete TAKE OVER PAYMENTS of 114.20 per Free plates. Call collect TA 4-3232, S1795. Call after 7 p.m. 711-1603 747-4414. d%tall« of education and busineii • Spt. Cpa. Air Conditionad week. BONDElf AUTO SALES, Rt. 35,Mr. Donsr. Inboard, head, talley, loc-boi, Slp Neptune. 774-6700. 1M0 METROPOLtTAM Oonvertlblt. fll two, ¥1,805 — Must Mil. Leaving {own. BOOKKEEPER — TYPIST — M«dlcal experience to "AT,", Box 520, Red PLYMOUTH 19S4 — Four-door «t«l< Call 741-7006, perattv» NurMry, DEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 35, Neptune, 771-0000 mllea. Power eteermg, V* auttmatu it«il tank, «tc. Oall *2Ofrx WAITRESS APPRENTICE — Short MMrtlftown. Certified or In-traintng 774-6700. Spotleas. $X0 or beet offer. Call 7T GKonmn Jtvnc — so1, two «ii*. But nhlft, 11:^0 • 2:30 or 5 to ft. Married candldutea with pre-«chool exptrimca. SEE THEM AT ... UMO VALIANT — Very good condltloi IMS. woman preferred. Th*» H Mirth, Call Pour aft«rnoon«. Salary open. "A.N." THUNDBRBIRD I960 — Excellent con Low mileage, new Urea, radio. D In Hong Kong, 1968, Fin* condition. 747-0656. For appointment. BOK 530, Red Bank. dltlon. Classic bjaek over silver rrey. pendable. pall 747-W1- after 6:30. 1M1 8UNBEAU ALPINE - Good CO Call 3M4U4. Firm $925. Call 741-3209. dltlon, MOO. Cell W RirNiBOUT — Equipped wttii 35 A1TRXS0ES WANTED — Luncheon 1964 TEMPEST — Three speed. Goo (MM105. 1 t-in. to 3 p.m. Must b* ovar 31, OLDSMOBILE 196+-96 four-door herd' condition. $1700, Call after 7. " h.p. Xvinrad* 6pert3twln motor and INSURANCE EXECUTIVE fltrerini eontroli. Exc«lleJit condition. Bxp#rlerjcr e nsceistry. Apply Pleasant lop. Full power. Factory air. No mon- JAOUAR — 19f«. IIX 3. 3.1 litre es i400. Call after « p.m. 77MB all«y Inn, Hwj. ii, Hotmd*!, hMwtta y down. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ol dan. Fournloor. Excellent condKlon. Oulstandlnf satary and permanent post and • p.m. 17.60 per week. BELMONT MOTORS, .-> — TR3^-Yellow. Radio, he*tei Call 142-787J. OOOD BUY — Ready to van. 1WW. «' tlnn with largpRt irneral SEPncy In J8J M«ple r; twin 116 hp. V-*'i r«- 'BX OPERATOR —- Have openings 30MHUTERS SPECIAL — 1887 Dodf« 7fi7-7ft52. Please leave phone, numbe built 1(»3; top condition. Prlcft reduced ir night shltt. 11-7. Oood opportui " TECHNICIANS ledsn. Not good! Not bad! Call PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE - 1963 by $1000 to 18900 for qu\ck ca«h »1* F\ill or part-time. Csll 141-4700. I* work on comcuUrited automated 31,000 miles. One owner. |15M>, Cal 1958 DODGE — Four-door, automatl > at Point Pleaaanl. Call owne 871-1899 after &:30 p.m. 747-0004. power steering and radio. Latest REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON - equipment. A strong electronic* NEXT TO RED BANK AIRPORT CHEVROLET lflfll — Two-door .dean. ffpectlon. S95. Calt 7A7-lSda. or 74M»0. experienced. Busy highway location. bacVground IB necessary. Knuwl- NO MONEY DOWN. Take ovar pay- FORD 1&53 — XL convertible, Fmr lfiM HARDTOP CLAYTON ski! UulUpl. Uatlngi. CABKY'g AQENCY, edge n( and/or eipertence with ment! of MUI per week. BRADLEY speed transmission. Full power. 2) 1956 CHEVROUET — Automatic. w Hwy. 35. Haslet. Mt-Mtl. computer! ia bilptul. Applicant DISCOUNT CENTER.. Rt. SB, J#BPtuH«. tuh needed. TAX* OVER PA ahouid posita* mechanical aptUAe NEW SHREWSBURY 741-6200 774-9000. ' MENTS of $11.30 p*Tf week. BONDC LtXifih SBCHITARY — For on* mi AUTO SALES, RU 35, Nepturo 1966 PONTTAO — O.T.O. fourepee 18' CENTERBOABID BUOOP — Wll offfc*. Huit bt thorouftily «ip«rlence< CADILLAC 1960—Coupe deVllle. Full 774-6700. 1 shelter cabin., Buthed In Navealn Salary commPniurate. MMfllftown art EXCELLENT PAY Red line tlree. Silver. Must aall, dr&f Fa«t tnd niblt. neasonacle. MCHMS. Send rtiumi to "A.O,", Box 530, Re power. No ctnh needed. TAKE OVER OLDSMOBILE 1MH — «S four-Mo ed. 872-0S28. Bank. •AYMENTS of »7.7O per week. BON- hardtop. NO MONEY DOWN. Tak< 17* SKIFF — 7' beam, 15 h.p. lleioor FRINGEIENEFITS DEU AUTO BALES, Rt. », Neptuns 1957 RED AND WHTTB 1"ORD SEDA1 motor, electric start. In the wttei WOMAN TO CLEAN — Thurs. or PH. 774-6700. over payjnrnU of $\3M per week — Runs (rod. 1190. Call after (. (71 BRADLEY DISCOUNT CENTER. 0010. WOO. Call after 6 p.m. ritiurr. Ont day a week. Reference. Inquire si Applle«ntlona may b« Meurcd bf 1981 PONTIAC CATAIJNA — White- 35, Nentune. 774-9000. » Chapln Ave., Red Bank. T47-4317. KM) T—BIRD — Powder blue, IS' MFC. — 1M3. llpholeterad mil, calllnt R. A. Moan at SJHU1 n walls, power steering, power brakes, 1959 THUNDEBB1RD OONVBRTIBUB- windahleU . runnlnf IIIhti. Good oondl A PIANO ACCOMPANIST tor danclni by wrllln« lo: heater, radio. Gooti condition. 291-0074. Excellent condition. Original owns power, good condition, ISM, Catf tlon. C26 Call 711-7r« station wago 1:11 Posltractlon and more, alive Office, Rt, K MaUwan. Phone Mt- STOP NO MONEY DOWN. Take over pa If FIBERGLASS BOAT — 40 h.p B222. black Interior. Only 2,000 miles. 1161 Johnson. Blip, Red Bank area. Canvai ObKSWAOEN - Convertible KXfi. menu of $12.M per week. BRADLEY FIRM. Private owner. Serloua Inqulrli :over. Fully equipped. Many extras. JAR WAunwa — Put-urn* mt. FOR A GOOD BUY—CLOSE BY 1,000'mllK. Excellent condition. H87S, DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt 35, Neotuas only. 1 to 5 call 8l:-2211. •990. Call 741-7H3. GIRL FRIDAY •nda. Kipn-ienctd pra(,rr»d, but not ,.M., to 12. 741-3>Te. iHmoo Matur* woman Tor nationally known niMtn, Moat t» al liut IT nari 992 PLYMOUTH — Oood lurt buggy. It' SLOOP — Twin keen, dacron sails, company. Includei typing, iteno, fil- old. Applr couBlrr ludur Cu Wash, Er.tlne la beautiful. Call sUinleaa steel rlfgtnf, bow rall«, h««4, ing, TWX, rtceptlonlit. One-girl of- Hlldlltoirn. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOX SALE 3H-MM. depth finder. Sleeps two. Plus trailer fice. Excellent condition*, fringe bene- and 5tt • h.p* Johnion. All excellent con- RIAL KgTATS &JUXM PIR«0W - Seacoat Auto Sales l«6f) CHUV-ROLIT — Beat offer Ukes flta. Convenient location. I to 5, Call KxMrlraoail. 8ui7 hUhwaT location. dition. ll»0. Cell 7TO-WU, alter 7 p.m. 1714016 for Interview. It. 300 Twilight Ave., Keensburg. 717, lupis uitinch CAubra AOXHCY. 7M2, Plea«e lecva ntunej number. HOUSEBOAT FOR »AUC — Fully fur. EXPERIENCED OFSRATOJU Sam* 7-tr>a. FIBBROLAM DINOHT — Like new. Station Wagon. Nine pauanjar. Radio. /ery reatonftble. Call Mr. Anderson 842-4510 $2395 M87 FORD PICKUP TOUCH — W# 2JMIS2. TECHNICIANS $3595 $2995 body work, UM. Oall RTIX LIQUID EMBROIDERY Ii 717-3023. 14' RUNABOUT — With windshield and ooklng Tor women wtio want to make Experienced In digital, onaloo W steering. Fully equipped. 10 h.p. John- basic tlKfronle work. '45 Mustang 1965 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 son motor and bo«t trailer. 1278. 7S7' oney. For Information call Mrs. Oa*- '64 Cadillac '63 Pontiac MOTORCYCLES 5707. . 717-2736. V4, Llkt New. Kembl Station Wagon. FIELD ENGINEERS Coupa DeVllle, Air L«Mon« Conv. MOTOR BIKE — 19S6 tunjjtj j]|) ir OLD TOWN — RuMbout. Very food COUNT1IR alRLI OVER 21 — Full «n* Cono1., «-woy S«ot. Eicellent condition. Call condition. Mult Mil. IMS. Call 173- partlme. Day and evenings, year round Experienced In dfglfol or analog $1995 787-1869 1M0. work. Excellent IrAcomf. Dog House computer maintenance and rt- $1395 Restaurant, Hwy. 35. Mlddlelown. lated peripheral equipment. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 US> HARLEV DAVIDSON - Package » H.P. JOHrfSON BUBCraiC — With $3395 car. g2S0. J.W. Roseberry. Rt. 1 Box tnerator. |300, Call ANAOER — OPERATOR — For new '65 Oldsmobile M (Beacon Hill Rd.), Morganvllle. 22MU3 beauty salon In Rumnnn. Call SHEET METAL SHOP '64 Chevrolet Station Wagon Sedan. 7I7-1««O Dynamic "»", *Or. INI HONDA CB. 160 ec. Eitn IS' FIBEROUuM 1KI BOAT - 39 tip. SHEET METAL MECHANICS Hardtop, Air Cond. '61 Cadillac 4-Dr. Hardtop- Oil Johnson iltetrle. Ixtrai. HW. Call EXPERIENCED TEACHER WANTED BRAKE OPERATORS Real Clean. 291-1712. 23M1I1. — Holy Cross School, Rumaon. Please Fteetwood, Air call «i2-n?<» Muit work from print,/ Mt up, Cond r Like Ntw. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 IMS LAMBRETTA SCOOTER — Two- $2795 setter. $200. Call •ULL TIME SECRETARY for Uw ol- know bend allowances. $1395 Station Wagon. Squara lack. 229-371B BUSINESS NOTICES flee. Experience preferred but rot es- $1595 sential. "B.O." Box S20, Red Bank, SHEAR OPERATORS '65 Chevrolet HOUSE OF YAMAHA - CYCLE PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS VO-RLD N.J.'a largest cycle showroom. LAWN MAINTENANCE LADIES Impels Conv., V->. 'II Chevrolet At. 1 opposite Edison Lanes Edison. Mult reod prints and Ml up '62 Cadillac 4-Dr. Hardtop, 1963 VOLKSWAGEN $1250 B.M.W. — YAMAHA — UORTON — •.wna cut and trimmed. R«Jlit g 17 to 60 for part-time and full dote tolerance work. Ad Power. DLCAT1 GILERA - VE8PA - RAB- rvlcp. Cal! T4T-1981. Ime. Car and phone necusary. We Sedon DeVllle, Dcluxt. Nin* p*iitnQ*r. Station Wagon. BIT (985-61001. iave np*ninii-call now. .1&3-1313, **9- $2395 Air Cond. BACKHOE-BULL DOZING — Topfott, 305. 568-2019, 442-1074, After 6 P.m. MACHINE SHOP 1965 HONDA 150 — Black. Electr *rav*l, mowing, Bepttc Unk work. Ban- $1295 starting Excellent condition. 1360. Ca amli Bryan. 571-06M. ' II 410-11(12. MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS Experienced In ut vp and close $1895 1963 VOLKSWAGEN * $1195 872-1840 IROWINO PAINS? Call Ev«r Oratn ft .VABHKRH: FULL TJME ONLY '65 Chevrolet ndscaping. All phuei M landicaptni Olrli. 19 to 3ft. ff>r dttAillnt cars; tolerance work. Station Wagon, '62 Chevrolet Kombi. Nina p«iiino»r. Station Wagon. MOBILE HOMES ludlng mnlmenarAie. W»alt!y, month- leaning inifd* windows *vn<. outsld* Automatic Trans. or ieason. F. Intermeaofl. 787-(Wlg. ylng. No experience nacsjsiry Good MACHINE OPERATORS '62 Cadillac Impalo Conv.! Hn. Apply Country Suditr Oar NEW MOON 1965—55x10 with expand Lottie, milling mactllnc. drill V-l, Automatic. ahle living room. 13 cu. ft. comblna JAME9 OUERRIKRO UBII, Hwy 35. Mlddletowr. Conv., Full Powtr. iencrt] rtjn tract or and equipment preis and ihaper. $2095 1961 VOLKSWAGEN $695 tlon refricerator-freer.er, wanner. 30 •ental. Rxcavatlnjr, fill dirt, top sail, [TLL TIME ASSrSTANT — FoTiimali gal. gss water heater. Storage she nwf-r and water llnet. Hauling, fleptlc mlmal hospltnl. Bnmp mpillcal know- $1895 $1395 dany other extras, nonil location 01 «1g«! prMerrrd, but not ftistintlal Must EXPEDITERS Kombi. Nina pautngtr. Stah'on W«f«n. large enrnpr Int. 5I2-O73*. nks built and cleaned. Dry weh '65 Ford air*, interaJj, trenching. Maionry idl he afmM oi* unlmtlA nml willing Muil have electronic background. I9J3 LIBERTY — 10x56, good cond ui4 car (if ntry alteratlonn. ;» work hard. Cull 747-1522 or Y47-32M. Gataxit "500", Full IB1 Sherman Av«. Belford, N. J. «en 7 uml I* p.m., for Interview. Vendor experience. Power, Low Mileage, '64 Buick '62 Chevy II !lon. Sacrifice. Must sell. Call 7fi 103. 7S7-9M7 LeSobre Station Station Wagon, 1961 VOLKSWAGEN . $795 lOUBEWORKETt — One day a w*»Pk. Stop by, call or Wagon, Full Powir. Extra Sharp. 1962 PACEMAKEli~- MM~f*m~brt lUAMTY CONSTRUCTION"^~6Tntr- L have own transportation. Cull 671- $2195 Sttt'ton Wagon, Standard, 9 Pauanfar •oomti, Isrgff hxth. Npw ponrlltlon. El enntractorn, Frc* cillmatM. Call writ* Mr. Petar Argyrii iloeed bottom. Cyclone fence. 11,300 R7-4HR or 7B7-M52. LIATINB IEIN RECmV $1995 $1195 deal location. Call 7R7-K511. 'OR UGHT RKNCH ARflKMBLV nf 229-1100, Ext. 59} i7^N^l:LRr^8,Ra;a lectrtcal componfn\n. Apply Ilottl '64 Chevrolet BEAUTII-'CL KXPANDO MOItlL] H&V0 truck. IJgl'it hauling. Call after lslrument CNv, $S ("tipnliiiit 81., 1958 VOLKSWAGEN $595 HOME - Air conillttoneil. Porcli. flwlrr p.m. T41-214ft. EVtNINS OR SATURDAY Station Wagon, Ing pool. Uur.\p[. PA 1-3121. Automatic. '64 Pontiac '64 Volkswagen Station Wagon. Nina pauangar. Deluxe. 3KT~Ybt!R F*l,OOR8 RKALLY CLEAN Bonntvlllt Conv., Ccnv., Rtoi Clean, BOATS AND ACCESSORIES - Kxl*nd the life or tllf. Homm, o(- INTERVIEWS ARRANGED Full Power. i, bualnenN. Call 2fl« *7»fl. [i iult your family'* convenience, $1595 DEPENDABLE FLOOR ork part-time In an Avon territory • S mlnutel oft Gordftn State Park- $1495 rvd earn top dollar commlulnni. PIUL way, Exlf 105 $2095 SELLING OUT WAX COMPANY indi. W« train you. For Information, '64 Oldsmobile This cor ill 741-4343. Or write Mn. Margaret • Modtrn air conditioned plant MARINE EQUIPMENT >HOTJGCT ASPHALT AREA8 — From ulotia, P.O. Hox 85B. Red Bank. 4-Dr. Hardtop, '61 Ford has passed EXTRA SKCIAL eitructton by gai, oil and other harra- • Educational ralmburumsnt Air Cond. '64 Ford « II. boot hook Jl.79, battery box ul elements. Real with Coimlcoai. AIJKSLADIBR—Full tlmtt, willing to proarorn. Galault 4 Dr. Hardtop, dttfl y«iri to pav#ment /If*. Gttaran- )(., In Hfd Rank *r**». Apply with 100VFa.rian. FINANCINt "500". 2-Dr. G Air Cond. ourl6pofnt t!.W, electric wiper M.«, fire exf. • Monmout'i Co'leae 5 ntmutw 1965 VOLKS U.95, comt. compasi $l]9 00, 22 Ib. d protection, for free «itim*t» call encfta und need to work. ''B.C.," $1795 Hardtop. Full Power. O7 620, itM Flank. owoy (E.E. or A,A. degree* safety and Donl. 127,25, mod. vodil cholrj In elect'onlci.) $995 STATION WAGON $15.99, log book 1H5, poll holder IlKN'S OJ «OTAl7jfiwiOTANT-Eipert> $1695 performance • Excellent promotion opportunities Squ«r» Back $1.79, 100 Ib. mirth. $17.95, 200 ID. -Jo Job too sin ill. flood rarpanter. iot naccKHRry. Write "B.N.", ftox 620, mulll. 138.911, 300 III. mush. S57.I5, Ilfftionnhle. C.hU TTB 8R!S. Id Bank. ttirouori our. lob poitlna program. test. 400 In. muM). S84.95, 8' rowboat Auk for REN r Al7B8ilA'i>Y "WANTBD" '--"-" Plva- • Corrnnrw lift* WOO nnoclolei and «39.9S, No. 1 oon 55c per II., 6 AI,TEH'» TIHICKlNd — Odd Jobs, , Irichiilinj Jial. rtiu, our- ur Ii still rjrowlnu $1895 moliog. ladder 127.9S, decklna *2.9» (tic* Btu] r«llnm cleaned. IJglU tiKUt- BjxcftlltMit opportunity tor per yil , SMS Imw roll SHOO, holler U9.95, K. Call MH-M50 for Information. blf, i>]t|>erlrnc«(t, anililtloiia pttr • Listed on New York Stock HH- CEACOAST davits 195.00 nr., $35.00 electric pump ily thoae intPr^atMl in a perm a ChanQe wllli lal» over U3AH.0W " *~B ""FU imi TU RK~ neri NIB H ii us Sly-95, W nylon ll'/jc H-, H" nylon •Uton need apply. No phone r 'hit* und coir), *ml fruit wood, our >pply In perann to K«sl Orange AUTO SALES 19c It., S«.0O elec. meo. $2v95, Metallic*. Call (212) gn-llWT. $57.00 mariner llove $41,50, 2 man lid Bhop, IH fl. Hraail Ht., H-l Hi E A I Q Serving Central Jeraey Over 4] Years ran $ft.v5, marine follel $4750, boot Am* HAVEM~• *W(>man"to"*Mr« r nv\ Inlnrior. Call now, dial UtH7t. e; MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST ihoM $1.35, V," nylon 3«c ft., U Ib. o children: girl 3 yfiura, lioy Injc Unlimited. ELECTRONIC Donlorlh $17 !5, adult lackelj »2 40, hool; very llglit cleaning: ^ar'y m AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER 4" foom bunk So.fJ, W clialni 95c CTIlRnNIK - Do yoiir Minting, n| to .t p.m., ntart H<-|it. 1; Krr^rfin It, nylon I ,W. suit t8 49, boot reentry, repnirlng. Call 741-fWlO; If ift a wpttk. CMII 7II-240A. ASSOCIATES, INC. 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK cushions $2.49, $18.00 rdbln boat n annwsr <-.all after « p.m. .KAJNlNfJ WOMAN Pirt or : cushions $7.49, $18.00 cabin lamp . "A7~nCR~ ft~AkA(}Kar*lr:~. me. Apply Jlimset Hntnl. 185 Monmoulh Park Hwy. $12.49, W chnln 49c ft. Ifnned. All traati removed. Alto light j EXIT 109 GARDEN STATE PARKWAY (RED BANKI SHREWSBURY MOTORS INC. llmlled oiler auling. lUiioniblft. Call 5M 43M or Wait Lung Branch, N. J. »BNTAi7~~ABSIflTANT~ - Full' *1m« TURNPIKE SUHPLU3 erman*nt Job, Must tvp» ami Jiivt 741-1234 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-1600 SHREWSBURY HuTtllngton, L. I., N. Y. 'AINTING — Inild*-out«ld«. Ulp«tl * car. tend return*. include r*f• An Equal Opportunity Erri»|e>y«r Cath It Carry Only 311 HA 1-IM inc*d, clean work, rtucmabl*. H. Vol rtncM, i|i and marital •Utui, •rt M6-3K1. •AX.", Boi UO, JUd Bk APAnMENTt APAMMEIRI COMNESCIAL KENTAtJ y Au|iMt 5, 1966 HELP WAIOTD-HttLB HKF WANTED-Mlk WE FAMILY CIRCUS ty 111 KtoM MONAMUT* THE DAILY REGISTER Htndieapptd Ptriom Only *$ECOND SECTION NOW RENTIN6 ^ For tmmtdl&t* •mployment tppty la Mrna or c*H American Horn* Llfht HELP WANTED-MALE MANAGEMENT of N.J., M Broad St. Rid Bank, Ml N.J.'s only apartments with 4U4. OPPORTUNITY BALKS REPRESENTATIVE — G*oer- HOUSES FOR KENT Diaper Service Local terrltoriea PRIVATE MARINA $3.10 PER HOUR Interviewinf for five nrw man*!*- I. CotnmlaatOD and txpanaca. TS5- JfEurhc momMitm - atiemtive'i mrnt triineea to itfcrt • 80-dty training program for »lx N.J. of- honTe^ Uolurnlshed. three Mdruoml, KatCENTLT OPKN1D FACTORS PRIVATE OCEAN CLUB three baths, t3M. BRANCH HAS OPENINGS TOR 41 fices. Must b utreBsivr proves HANDICAPPED PERSONNEL ION CALL FOR APPOINTMENT. nr) be of MIDDUtTOWN - Unfurnished Iwo- 4<»<17O OX S68-5561. dling adni.iil»tr»ttv« w Place- bedroom cotuge. Use ot swlramlBI V* t ? ll d ov rseas posi- CALL 8424390 CABANA CLUB on estate. Unusual, oozing with at- AClCWANT)CI> Ewm *lion*l rcn-arc.. kervict mosphere. 1310. I p*c*ine- china, ttc. for Household ust be available at once, UBAL ESTATE aALESPBUflON! Lu- ith cir. ,Uv* opportunity for young p*opla INDIVIDUAL TERRACES! F. A. GEHLHAUS Goods Moving ui 8tor«(« Company. -ith no eiptrlence! KiceUttA opanlnf • Apply In person at Anderson Bros. experienced peraon! Call Mr. u y Resl titan Lieonard6 Luxurlout oopointrrxnts It) every optirtrtieni Includclude cobr-cooidlnotecobcooid d KBLV1NATOII (Nexw t to Blue t. White Bus TermlnsJl) JiENTATIlABbRATORy'TECHNiriAS $480 Kft)NTH SALARY •UtwlCE, Adam* Afsncy, T41-C0M. rafrlfte/ator-fremer, oven and rtmy* . IdidlltlleIndividually-controlledd heaheal ono on N — Iiperlence nol n-cesssry. <«»•». condltfwilnfl . . . V>i baftu . . . mat It' TV end FM onlenno sy«t«m . . . leefl-oje 291-0488 l"nusuHl or>I>"rtumly. Write BV>. . 842-4510 Mr. Anderson ARTHUR MURRAY rtcreotion roo»n plus adult party room- H-Hour Telepnone tervlce Bel. Mil. Red B«nk. . Has openings fnr dance Interviewer! Ideally iocatwl betwten Itife Slire^ibury River ond ttit Atlantic OcKin. Your prlvott tnorina tmti iwlm pooi on tiii property. A lew hundrtd tttt away It superylaora, and ttacher trainees. No $139 to 1110 ft ' APPETTZER CLERK — .Working r»j«1its> — To cltan •zperlence necessary. Dance ability •CMti ond your own prlvott b«QCh. Juit 10 mlrtut« trom aawntown Rtd • ; (anfcs, part-t.ntt dt)*r C*U Lof)g Bfonch, nruJth" TtTb KIRVVAN CO.. MUlr lmraedlste full time opening. Bacel. nhs. p* preferred. Part and full time. 112.50 Cot TOM. B«"ord. 7i7.SJJa W. J£e»ii*uliv Itnl salary, uood ooiklng cinamcr-a. 50 huiifs. Apply 110 t> m . Mon. through 4 *nA S ROOMS FROM ni4m. HarJet. JM.7J00. All eompaty benefits. Apply to QVA1ATY CONTROL. WORKER — Fro-Frl. 12 Broad St., Rtd Bank, 74i-5»5S cttn control and 1mp*cUon work. Ei- 731 Cookman Av«., Aabury Park, Waf~FKSQUENTL.1T HAVE AMllT- Big W Supermarket p*riiMiCP not nec*«&ary. Must b» rie- 71-S251. MENTS AND HOUBBS—furoUheg tad M Newman Iprtnga Rd. K!d Bank p«i.dai>lr aii*i huh ichoo. graduate. Ap $135 unfurnlahwt for rent. Come In and JaB tsly ATTO CERAifflCfl CORP., Hwy. 38. It over with us. THI DOWjTlU AUTO BODY MAN -- Apply Werner's STUDENTS IrtClfdiriy *iwf, ho) wait;, olr conditioning and off-ttretrt forking. AOINCY »l t. Front »t., Rtt BUk. Auto »y»oay . Itt. M. Port llonmouth or 741-1700. call TS7-U31. EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC - Excellent working cmidttiiiiS. good pay. HAMILTONIAN AT MONMOUTH WIDE .ELECTION Of RENTAL! - MEN many t.eneMti. Apply R*d Bank Auto COMPLETE THE SUMMER Kurnlshed and unfurnished. immMJ- Full and parl-Unie. Ales IT to «n with Imj>ort*, 118 C. Newman Spring! Rd OFF OCEAN AVE., MONMOUTH BEACH ate occupancy. (AUUEL. TEICHEtX tar and phone. We hive openings-call EARNING BIG MONEY AGENCY, oceanport Ave, ocsaaeert. ^^ | DIRECTIONS: East on Rumton Road (count/ Route 520) to Ocftflr. Avenut* **o 542-3800. „„». 4SM074. MMJST. 4U-4305. Ml- PART-TIME MAN — Four evening 5)i». After « "- ' CARNIVAL BAR ICE CIIEAM CORP. BrlghU rlQtit doutti) to Park Rood/ Merimout.. Beacti; right to HomMtonlon at W> to |IT3 Per Month p»rr wt^it, «:30 t" S:30. ptionlnt Mlecte Haa a tew openings left. Pleasant work- AAonmeutti opartmtnti. AIR CONDITIONING MECHAMC-El- prosp^r.U for firm established slnc ng condltbmt. Four or live day week TUK BEHG AGENCY rerlenced. Year-round emptoymeiit. 1903. p per hour plui commission. Call >r part-ttine. Apply now. Monday thru PHONE: 222-8120 Paid vacations, holiday* *r«l hcispltail- 775-0706 for appointment. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Carnival ^ aatlon. The Noel Nllson Co.. * Birch Bar Ice Cream Corp., Hwy. 36, Mon- KBYPORT AREA — 3-mlles from Bell Lsb RENTAU — SEASONAL — riAJ Ave.. Little Silver. Call _T41jtM. mouth Park Hwy., Eatontown, N. J. "It'f ONLY fora coupla of weeks!" ILLA WILTBHIRH, Realtors KXPEKOCKCXO CAR POUSHER - GROCERY CLERKS (EWING MACHINE OPERATORS, IX- GREEN GROVE GARDENS ltW Ocssn Avs.. Bta Bright M2-M0*. Steady, year round, fjll ^"•""•1£»'J vacation, good pay ApplJ »« »"« rERlENCED. UNION SHOP. VACA- THREE—BEDROOM RANCH Auto Imports. II» E. Newman »prlngs DAIRY CLERKS TION, FULL BENEFITS, BRIDOE MONEY TO LOAN FOR SALE HOME — Location, Manalapan. 1% Rd.. Red Bank. BPOHTSWEAR, INC. 217 BRIDOE FOUR ROOMS-$115 acres, plenty or privacy. Rent reason- !VE., KED BANK, 717-1373. able Must neve reference and MCU* PRESSER WANTED - Part-timeParttime,. to DELICATESSEN CLERKS BEFORE YOU PAINT (ONE BEDROOM I rltj. Call Humboldt 2-2021^ ."rktn new planlntt U»« equipmenequipmentt. ANY AMOUNT eplac- those len.ktns wooden gutter. 3BMI—RETIRED PEItSON — To sell •*• Five Rooms (Two Bedrooms) $140 FAIR HAVEN — Five-room cottag* Call 031-1227. FROZEN FOOD CLERKS dtciiena. Will train. Past aelllng Itli wlilte aluminum futten. Will ^erience desired but not neteaaarlly 2nd MORTGAGE LV» you a real headache. in exclusive getting. Beautiful vl«w »f FARMER-CARETAKER — HoUnBal l kltcheni. Call 747-Z533 for appoJnt- • Efficiency [Vh Room.) $ 95 NaveslrA River. Bus, ahopplng nearby. firm Good JoW 'or honest, sober rs- Full and part-time. Soma experience you have equity In your home 741-U88. .^.IhlTman with recent «'««>«•• helpful. Good opportunity for advance- icnt and partloul&ra, B HAVE MONEY fOR YOU! PROWN'S BW1M CLUB FOR TENANTS Write '•B.D.." Boi MO. Red Bank. menL Excellent working conditions and FAST BBRVICK 32 Broail Bt. Red Bank 741-7500 FREI! HEAT, COOKING QAB, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITIONING DEAL — Furntnhed house, aeven roomi, company benefit!. CASHIER — Evenings. Balir'i Restau STRAW — Clean, bright. Reasonable. three bedrooms, 2',i baths. Labor Day Apply to food manager rant. 87H-1245. Phone for ;esldentlal — Commerlcsl — Industrial Call 671-1007 after TV. and phone outlets, 12 cu. ft. retrlgeraton, parking and walk-in •tor»i« to June, Call Saturday and Suodty CHEMICAL OPERATOR Interview. State licensed lender 7-.30 p.m. facilities. Bpacloui rooms, large closets. Walk, to -hopping pl.ua, bum and a.m. and evenlnft. B31-0MT. TWO GUVS STATEWIDE ASSOCIATES tchoo). ROTATING SHIFTS JHILD CARE WORKERS NEEDED CALL 747-2300 FILTER AND WATER SOFTENER — BKA BRtOHT -- Winter rentii. Tw6 ItT. S5 AT TWINBItOOK RD. : M M EDI ATELY In cliiWren'a Inst-tir 12 Broad Bt Ited Bank. N.J. ulomatically timed, for home use. bedroom furnished cottage. ReaaoAablt An lnlereitinc. permanent poallion MIDDLETOWN Inn. Three categories available, regU' Best offer. 261-3762. DIHECTIONB: Garden itate Exit 117 to 3d, cant on 36 to Airport ghopplni rent, Call &12-O0O&. with a growth company. Must po§- SALES AND SEItVICE — ImmPdUle ar, senior, and hca to 5, ,DULT, INTERMEDIATE RIDINO — 14 CU, FT. COLD8POT — Refrlgera^ Gxcflient berifflts Include: fits Experience not neceaaary; we wtl KK-461.. Can accept one In Thursday, 10 a.m., or, freezer combinatlort. Call •71-2727. Profit aharlng. caib honui >nd trMn Apply Tha Blnjer Co., W Broad and three In Thuraday, 7 p.m. classes. 787-0«3«. PETS AND LIVESTOCK TWO- FAMILY -- Furnished or ur/fur- tuition relmburiement plan. St.. R<« Bant. APARTMENTS HART SCHOOL OK DREBSAOE. H3I [HSCOUNT PRICES — IN8TRUMENTI nlflhed. Two bed room •, living room, KENNEL MAN — For araall animi SITUATIONS WANTED-Female Flhafto IM., New Shrewsbury. M24222 BEAGLES — Championship back- kitchf hath, Small. Call Pirwinnf! Tor wpotnUntnt enlngs. Afrrdk Music and ranee studloi ground, AICC registered. Adorable pups, hospital. Steady position II willing to .10 Main St., Belford, 187-777!. NEW SHREWSBURY — 29 Sttveas 2W-4500, Ext. J33 work hard. No experience necesaary, COLUCQ- FRESHMAN — Wlihfs full six weeks old. ISO. Call after < p.m. ENROLL NOW FOR FAIJ. CLASSES WALNUT BUFFET — 72" long, W 566-7661. Ave. Four-bedroom house. Avallsblt but muat ba capable of handling ant. time employment Cm do secretarial 1 JUST Inttrnatienit Flavors & —IB1£ COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, deep as' high, (20 or best offer. Sept. 1. »ljt> per inonUi. Call 741-UM. mala. Call 747-4522 or 747-32K, bttwaen work counter w6rlc or mother's helpsr IBM KEYPUNCH, OFFICE AUTOMA- MUST SACRIFICE Pragrancts, Inc. 7 and • P.m.. for Interview. Call 462-8S2O. anytime. TION. Day and »v«nlng jesslons. IBM [41-8129 from t to 7 ».m. FOR RENT OI! BALE — FIvSTOOBl MALI: BEAGLE — Ten months old. 100 Rnse Une Union Betctt equipment on premise*. NORTHKAST \ SIZE BED — Almost nev , -with lieiic Steps from house, attached porch and garage. lUflt KC PAJROCHtAL SCHOOL WSINXB8 MACHINE BC1IOOL. 61 Board. »50. to 475. Best offer. C AKC registered; field champion sired. 1130 per rnonth. Call 787-2fllg. An equal opportunity employer FRONT END TEACHER — Oi-dei B-«. Box 163, Broad St., Red Bank. 7*7-4847. 141-7181. Ju>t started. (50. Call 176-7283. Sea Bright. OERMAH SHORT-HAIRED — Ten everything . . RUMBON — Four-room furnlahsd eot- CHEF WANTED — lUrtlni'a Din", MANAGER TRAINEES 1069 FIVE STA'R TRAVEL TRAILER-- weeks, at Montgomery, Nev York, taie. Sil't. 1. Adults. Call H:Hiww ». K«tn.bur«. oooa pw, COMPANION. LIGHT HOUSEKEEP- 1.T Sleeps four. Fully equipped. 1625 Champion bloodlines. Inoculated. Con M2-2,4«. H HEAD CASHIERS ING for one person. Drive, will a!v> MERCHANDISE Call 291-O504. t Peggy Winters. 914-W1-2O74. Local Private iwtm pool on proparty. ahort houri. Mint U MptrlencH. travel. "A.L.", Box 820, Red Bank. BIA BRIGHT — Two-bedroom housr FOR SALE RUBCIL'B BYCAMORE GREENS — 'nformallon fl;i-27S(. Shopping on and n«t to property, Avsllable Sept. 1. Hii. per motxh. Call AMBIT1OUB. SAMS-MINDED? - FullUme permanent position. «om< Bus and Train to Newark and N.Y JWpresent Metropolitan Ufe Insurance INSURANCE — gupervlaor - coding, Offers to the Tradeflelectekl hann-carv- ERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — Fins schools. 741-1141. Co Established terrUory. We train. experience helpful but not essential. ratlnic, cancellations, relnauranc*. Ac !i Chinese folding screen. Chinese L.K.C. reslstered. Championship back' Fringe benefits. Eo.usl opportunity em- Will train. Good opportunity for id' counting experience NT. Multllln* com- lsjid-carved buffet. Chinese hand-carv. [round. Shots and wormed. Call 6T1- FOR RENT IN BED WINK — On* •lover. 12 Reckless PI., Bed Bank, vaacement. Excellent working condi- pany. Dealres local work. 7(1-Sill all »d teawsgon. Teakwood table. Chinese 1041. I-Bedroom Apts. family house. Eight large rooms, etn- fir. Cannella, 747-nTO, to $ p.m. tions ana company benefit!. Apply to day. HAMMOND mperlal ru|. Large oriental rug. Also tral heat, garage. Ir.qulrs 11 Locust John Matza at the courtesy desk. •are antlaue china, glassware and brie- 1NMTURE POODLE PUPPJU — Ave. AUTO MECHANIC - For «-;•"•-••— I WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN In mi L-brac. Paintings, sliver and other fine !uddly, black males. and minor auto repairs. Call Mea- TWO GUYS nome. Hourly or weekly. Hazlet area. irt. Sycamore Ave., Little Silver. 7*1- 7(1 $114 mo. UTTLE SILVER — UriturnlshMl. I«t. north Motors, M2-2U<. KT. U at Twtnbrook Xd. 2MT2n ember 1 occupancy. Four-bedroom, 2^4 lilddletown ORGAN SITTKNB FREI TO OOOD HOMM — bath ranch. Largt living mm with EMPLOYMENT - Part-llm. and lull CALL ludlng: Indlvlduallr-controlled hei fireplace. Separate dtnlng room. Klteh* time. CuatedliJ workers nwded. Four HAN — Part-time, for service center. OF ASBURY PARK PAINT CENTER 842-4M5. md air conditioning, hot water. en. Basement playroom, screened hours and eight boura. Cleiijr and Experienced only. Crown Tire Kx- FINANCIAL That's us! Mix up to 1000 cotors while porch. Attached garage. Tree-shtdtd ».nr lob. open now. Call JB2-M13- cheMge. Hwy. 3». Port Moomouth. you wait. Let us show you the actual AKC POODLE PUPPIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES THE LARGEST OROAN AND PIANO Call HAMILTONIAN AT plot. $2T5 a month. Lease required. EVESING ATTENDANT — Tleehors! demonstration on the hiding power of EL.WO0D A. ARMBTRONO AOINCT. BROILER MAN-PMU Ume. Top pay. DISPLAY IN THE SHORE ARIA Cook A Dunn's No Drip Celling White. 542-1107. Realtor. 5S5 Prospect Ave.. little (li- Hojpltalliation and other benefUa. Ap- Animal Hosptul. •ave money. SAVE TIME! Be good to •!y In peraon. Stanley's Diner. RL 1. 7414021 NEW •HIHUAHMA — IV, years old. Btautl- SHREWSBURY ver. 741-4500. £ Open dally til 9 p.m. Bat. til a p.m. yourself. Call Prown's today. ul female, fawn color. Very small, Ibrldge HECRArnC-WSLDER — On true ATLANTIC RICHFIELD Comer at Main St. * Mattlson Ave. pri. Paid tOO. Will sell for (79. OFF SHREWSBURY AVE. BUHMER BHOMB — On south fjurews- BUPERIN1XNDENT - PACT TBIB bodies and hoist. Oil diet Oray PROWN'S ew baby alterflc. Call 741-7157. bury River. Four-bedrooms, two baths, SERVICE STATION U8ED OROAN SPECIALS Shrewsbury Twp., N.,J. lor apartment house In Red Ban*.. Rogers Truck Equipment, Hwr. 39, Broad Bl Red Bank 7».». Carriage A-l IH 50 Ma] 1300. 642-?776. , Ht-3304. or 4 to 5 p.m. Donald'a Laundry, 41 Ple»M call MI 2-7860, 9 to 5 p.m. Alt kidney shape dressing table. $0.i iDOUABLE SMALL BREED PUP EAN8BURY — THREE-ROOM AIR NEWLYWED ENGINEER desires two- Marion Bt.. Red Bank. p.m. J47-O971. Tidewater Oil Co. Small four-drawer palnteU chest $6.50. FOR VALUES YOL'. CAN BE PROUD ?IE8 — User! to children. *3. Tale- ONDITIONED GARDEN APART- bedroom house, preferably Irt Red Bsak HOUSING SPBCtALIBT — Top salary Mora end more. Front St. Red Bank. OP — at RuscU's. End tables $1.75. ihone, 741-4857. tBNT. SCIENCE KITCHEN. AVAII, Fair Haven, Llttli silver tret, fo- ror Iniormallon call 775-7000. a.k tor MPLOYMENT AQENCY — EsUb- BLE SEPTEMBER 15. 11IVS. 671-9042. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — llshed A-l location. Personnel back- Three fold bedroom screen It.75. Sma.ll KC ENOUSH SPRINGER — Female. about Sept. 1. Call 849-7414 until 5 Mn. Pulh. Please stnd resums and Fully experienced. Evenings and Bun- WASHING MACHINE — bamboo screens $1.25. Match stick p.m. 37M192 after 5 p.m. set up appointment. ground oeeded for license. 222-4747. Call 'Ive months old. Championship back- 'ORT MONMOUTH - Hwy. M. Mod- days. Apply In person, Herble's Cltro 291-0908. icreens 11.25. Boudoir chair $9.60. rrourM. Shots and wormed. Houssbrok- rn five-room apartment; two bedrooms. WE HAVK an ovar&ow o( bom fids EXPBRIINCKD TANK TRUCK DRIV- Service, Xcwmtn Bpringg Rd., Lincroft. HEAT AND GROCERY STORE - _ Small toy chest $4.75. 4' will shelf Lll electric, lloo per mo. plus utilities, 110 ibllshed. In KeyporU OoDd opportua. n. $6S. Call 664-1127. prospects looking for two or tour bed- ERS WANTED — Apply H R° MANAGEMENT TRAINEE — gales ex ROUND COUNTER AND 29 STOOLS $14.50. Front St., Bed Bank. all 545-0639 or 264OTM rooms. Call us for fsst Action to haTs Trucklnf. 225 Broadway, Ktyport. y. Call 586OIH alter « p.m. Call 1IA.ME8E SEALPOINT — Pedlrreed your home rented. THE BERQ pertencs Mealred. Excellent opportuni- OT-J418, SINGER SEWING MACHINE — Used, Llttens. Can be seen Saturday and BUTT — LOVELY ONE-BEDROOM .. jsUblUhsU ty f«r advancsment. Paid hospltallza- DELI — Residential area. Open electric. $20. Good condition. Call any- HARTMKNT New. Everything lup- AQENOY. Rt 35. MUdletown. in-lOMi IJJAD SINGER - TOT tlon, two weeks' vacation and all other lays. Living quarters. Excellent i time. S9M671. lundar. Call K42-161S. band»^,u.. .Nwo —experiencr e or equipment 11*172. SWEDA STEAM BATH lied except electricity. Convsnleot lo> RENTALS WAHTED - In all pries accessary. Call- M2-3CT »r 747-043J. company benefits. Apply Uttraan's Five months, female itlon. Call 1222140 or 229-24y. ranges. More cllenls than, listings, Jewelers, Monmouth SJioppIng Center, For toe entire family to tnjoy. in you:MODERN LIVING BOOM BET - Ex- >75. Oood watchdog. Allergy. . MAN — »*lary com- Estonlown. TAVERN WITH BROAD C LICENSE own nome. Install It yourself, or haw cellent condition. Call M2-4239, alter 5 INO JAHEB APARTMENTS — Val Please call RUSSELL M. BORUt 140,000 down. Owner will hold mort- and weekends. Moving Aug. 36. Agency, 600 River ltd., Fair Haven. ,-...i ability. JonaUian Lotan. gage. Asking iSO.000. EDWIN S. STARK is do It. Use existing shower stall n: Drive, Rout* 38, Atlantic Highlands. ,ve., Mauwan. Call Mr. Uann, ENERGETIC AOGRE88IVE MAN — tub enclosure. Stop In at store, flee ow Tiree mllei from Sandy Hook State With pleailnl ptrtonallty to do Prc- REALTOR, 2FMO333. unit In operation. REFRIGERATOR - Two4oor, $40. ductloi Planning, PurchaslnK, and Ven- Washer, automatic, 939. Bedroom set, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT •ajk. Ons - and two - bedroom units, dor Liaison. Familiarity with machined ESSO SERVICE CENTER 75, Living Room sectlorMl. 160. TV. 'urnlahed or unfurnished. 8wlmmtng FURNISHED ROOMS parts and processes desirable. Expand RED BANK LUMBER Am-Fm, console, $80. Occasional chairs, APARTMENTS DO! and recreation area. Patio or bal- (^LAB TECHNICIAN FOR LEASE Comer Pearl and Weil -Red Bank »10. Call 7S743M. ny, eacfi unit. Rent from Sg electronics firm. S42J5M. This new colonial deilin lervlce itatlon THRU CHOICS APARTMENTS idlng heat and hot water. )I-0T70. BUSINESS WOMAN — Kitchen srlvt- TOUNO MEN — For general factory located on Rt, S13 adjoining th SOFA. CAMEL.BACK—Gold and white. •HKRMOPANE SLIDING DOOR — UNFURNISHED leges. Walking distance to town. Call Position »vsil»bl« In oar Orjijlo erldge development In the county' nearly new, $350. Baldwin Aeroseauc IUST SUBLET - New efficiency air 7(1-5275, Kesasrek Ub. Qoalllltil applleut woTK.Pleme apply In person, Ralph splnet Piano, antlaue white, $900. For- Approximately 4x8'. Not used, Coil Atlantic Hllhlands, one bedroom I BO Ftledland ft Bros,, Locuat St., Keyporl. cBt growlnc area. For the mai $350. Asking $150. call M2-1J3S AllanUc Highlands, two bedrooms JIM ondltloned apartment available Sept. will possess at least one year Or- wanting to become tila own bosa i mlcs. top table with two padded ensure, Convenient location, garden apart, RED BANK FURNISHED BOOK - .nlc Lab eiperfeaea or some col- BARBER WANTED — Steady. Salary $39. Call 741-7334. APACHE SILVER 2AOLE CAMPER— Leonardo, three bedrooms I 90 nent, laundry facilities. 197 per mo Kitchen privileges. Business lady. Con- tremendous opportunity li avatlabl venient lo bus and train. Cell 741-SSJf. Gic chemistry. and percentage. Paid vacation. Emll's here. Humble will train you completely HOUSEHOLD ITEMS — Baby furni- With canopy add-a-room* Call 842- F. A. GEHLHAUS 47-O520 betweer) » - 12 a.m. and S -8 Barbershop, Monmouth Shopping cen- and pay you while you learn. A 1047. Excellent benefits Include: ture. Casual walrAlt furniture. Brlca- Real Iitate LEONARDO SEA SHORE —Available ter Eatontown. Phone 542-36M or 229-minimum Investmenet la required and brsc. 4S E. Highland Ave., Atlantic AIR—CONDITIONER — WOO BTU, Hwy. M Leonardl IREE—ROOM — Nicely furnished September. In refined, modern house. Profit sharing, cash bonus and 20K). financial assistance li offered If you Highlands. Phone ?91-1221. Next to Blue * White Bui Terminal Large room. Two beds. Walk-In closets. tuition reimbursement plan. qualify. Contact Mr. McLaughlln at HU Very food. $63. Call 7V-M75, .partment, on lovely grounds. ConVenl- LWOTTPl OPERATOR — PMU time after « 291-0488 nt to bus line. Rent, reasonable.. Call Privste bath. Refrigerator. Separate experience. Job man. Klrmi Printing 6-700, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. • USED 1965 WHITE B-34M. house entrance. 2dl-9334. CALL MR. L. AUGUiTINE Company, Bradley Beach. 774-WOO. TWO Mon air oondltlonen In 21-Hour Telephone Service 264-4500, Ext- 21» E. HLATER CASALOMA. RESTAU ZIG ZAG MACHINE condition, OC0 each. Call A ROE MODERN Tl[l\EE—ROOM COMPLETELY REMODELED - RANT — For iAle. Equipped. Twc Darns, overcasts and embroiders. $44. 747-3023 TWO-BIDROOM APARTMENT PARTMENT — Excellent location dclean , comfortabikftbl , r«a«onabl«bl . S1ti3l Inttrnaiional Flivori t dining roomi. 295 Shrewsbury Ave., Iiv Call Home Credit, 818-6100. fewly rcflnlshed. 1100. per month, 18. 'Available Sept. 1. Call 787-34)2. er week up. aentlenun prtftrrtd. HELP WANTED-Male - Female ROOF SHINGLES, asbestos siding, root luddy Ave., HlghlandH. 872-1131. lining ruom. Pl«r Hotel. Call 3tl-0M6. Praqrancts, Inc. DESKS $15 up FILES, tables, chairs, rolls, 11.50 ea. Call 'HIRD FLOOR FURNISHED River GARAGE — cteir spanp, , sultxsl RED BANK - Unfurnished. Moder FOR BUSINESS OR RETIRED LADY (M Rose Lane Union Beach GENERAL FACTORY WORK adding machines, typewriters, offlcs 747-30B. iree rooms and bath. One block from lew. No pels. for body shoph . Equippedquiped . AilbAvailabll e IIn equipment, etc., at bargain prices. New 74M2M. — Clean comfortable room first floor. An equal opportunity •matoyir 1. Variety or positions Immediately East Kaanshurg. Call 32M400. or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Rte. ALL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE foi iwr/ Realdentlal atreet. Call 842-3400. Kitchen privileges. 741-7354. avatlabls for men and women. sale-Also snow tlrel, 7MMS, trod regu APARTMENTS — Red Bank area. COLLEOE TRAINEE — Tor Industrial 3. Most work rotating shuts. MOTET. AND RESTAURANT — Oi 35, Oakhurst. 531-3880. la: tlrei. Oddl and ends, Very reason TWIN OABLE3 - 38 Rlvtrald* Ave FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT IN .mln.ering position. JonaUian Ugsn. 3. llartlni saliry I2.O9U ver lioui super highway. Excellent opportunlt) FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING ble. 787-5I8S. Red Bank on river. Three and foui 7412133. NICE HOUSE, aentlimtn preferred. to own your own business. Price I1W, roorfli urjfurntflh#d. 741-23M. 27 Spring St., Red Bank. 747-3501 1 Joonson Ave., Metasren. call Mr. plus shift differential. 000, only 115,000 down. Balance 16 year GOWN—Bridesmaid dreasis and all ac- Maun, 5M-MU. 4. Previous factory experience aeslr- cessories with Individual personal ser- 9x12 WOOL RUO — With pad. three KBANSBtTRO — Unfurr/iihed mod?n ONO BRANCH — Four large rooms. sUNOLS ROOMS - CUsn. contort- montage at S per cent lntereet. Cai: vice. Call Virginia KimbalL Freehold. years old, $50. Five-piece kitchen set invenlent to transportation arJd shop- DISKWABHER - NUnts. Apply In per-able. Apply In person between 1:30 and7I7-87J6. "'. 741-4316. two-bedroom duplex apartment. Con- able reaswiibls. Gentlemen preferrel •on. Harbor Kietatirut, Yacht Basin, 1. Personnel Office. 46^-7773. venient location; Immediate occupancy. « Wallace St.. 7U-MH Qtragt. Atlantic Highlands. OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS CHEAPER THAN UNFINISHED ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR - Good »00 per month plus utilities anfif aft- rVO—ROOM furnished ajlartm AMERICAN CAN Ars you qualified to ruh your ow DRESSERS - CHEBTS, ------*UARPROO-F worklr* condition. $25. Clll 291-3JOH. CUrlty. THE SMOLKO REAL ESTATE •autlful rlvir view. Prefer mature, GRCEGROCERYY CLCLERE K - Full-tinMulltinM. All business? whit business? How do yo 75 Linden Av«., Highlands. AOENCY, 2D3 Main St., Ke&nsburr ilet builnegg per«on. 711-4138. GARAGES FOR RENT Unlo:Ul i eenefiuefiu . stedsteadyy emploemploymenty , COMPANY itsrt? Over 20 franchlae opportunity TOPS. BEDS, WALNUT AND UMEP 7S7-OI23, T0ODT0WN. U Main It.. MaUwan. available. Contact PARTAKE. Dept. H- OAK. MAN? OTHER STYLES. $29. FOR SALE — 1966 Apache Buffalo ED BANK — FURNISHED — Ltrgl CUFFWOOD AVE. IRWIN'S, 27 MONUOUTH BT.. REDcamping trtlltr. Completely equipped. GARAGE — Cement bulldlu. 3. Sea Olrt. 449-H7«. BANK IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Jtclien, Comhlnallon berl-settlng room Sultibls for storage or shop. Ceater CLERK-STOCKMAN Dinette, rango and sink. Ice box. Bnt< Igml-prlvate bath. References. 747-40S3. Rid Bank. »2S r.r month, «71-S7*t. CLIFFWOOD, N. J. tlid ga.i tanki. Canopy. Qlher extras, NEW To work In retail liquor chain. Mutt be MONEY TO LOAN PURE WHITE Used only ons month for special ttip, ED BANK - Four rooms. Hiirrnd, st Hail 39 mn of *t* No Ao tqual opportunity employar. Call 747-3J)96. Three rooms and hath. All modern, ished apartment. Call tip* rl met riaulrtd. Start SIV Call SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS - iteel Venetian blinds «i \ovr «t #2.98 Twn private entrances. Clone to shop 7174082. REAL ESTATE K)R SAU batwten t a.m. and noon. 1474444. Preiitn floor help and harJd aawtri !•.. Aluminum bllndi that will never GENERAL ELECTRIC PORT- ping ana" transportation. ITT Hlihltn w»nt»d On Gov»rnmn«t work. Apply NEED MONEY? ruiU now only $4.99 (plaitlc or cot- CHILD CARE WORKER -~ N«d*d (ir FAST SERVICE! ABLE TV — £». 20 gallon aqimrlum Blvd., Keansburg. 787-3733. HOUSES FOR SALE expanding children1! inititutiim. Oppor- AbaU Clothing Co., Weit and Willow ton tap*). New wood grain folding ind equlppment, $25. Call 229-5182. COMMERCIAL RENTALS AVM opposite L>ong Branch Railroad FOR HOME OWNERS doon m«ds of tteel with plaitlc cov- RED BANK — Branch and Madison tunity or arlvancemerrt. Nunery, play LT tn *3,0On and more Aves., anflcious or/e- and iwobedroorrt Slat Inn. Ouaranteed ateady work. Good irlng, $9.05. Other folding doon $5.90. ANNUAL OUTDOOR ART SHOW — Or, IXKCUT1VE OFFICE SPACE—At 24 or «lfm?ntary achool eiperience help- pay, (x>mi working jcondltlona. To consolidate cebts thp Oreena at RUHCII'S, Sycamorp Ave, garden apartment starting at H10. Ap- EDNA M. NETTER ful. Blus Crftia plus three wefKi paid Or any other reason PROWN'S will be held Saturday, August 27. Mr ply Apt. 2i. Molly Pitcher Village Court rctlfjj Pi., Red Bar*, no it. ft. l.i Realtor* vacation flrsl ymr. Call Mm. HoM. Low established ralea-easy terms Otnrge Marcufl, NY. Importer, nvll or ca.ll Mr. Sam Lomaxxo, 741-9L1B, llgnlfled modern office building with FARMS-HOMES-INDUfTRIAL fflll Monday through Friday, 9 to 5. 938- MUSIC INSTRUCTORS N.J. STATE LICENSED LENDER 32 Brotfl St. Ited Bank 741-7500 display varied assortment ot aclccte lomplete servlcts. Carpeted through- HOLMDEL-COLTi NECK T.ll. EA8T KEAN8BIIRQ — Four ronmi out, with most attractive wall treat- Call 141-5061 or 7766600 KITCHEN CKAIRB RECOVXRKD - oil paintlnRfl by well-known contem- and bath. *D0. Bupply own heat. Twi nent and electrical flxturea Call 747- MARLBORO— FREEHOLD AREA! Monmouth County Investment Cnrp. Oknett* ista and ba.r itools, Monmouth porary European artist*. Kuecll'i ad- children accepted. Available immed Dutch Lane Rd., RD 1, ICarlbOr* WEN — Experienced In banking, for P.O. Box 44 Red Rani Dinette, 116 Monmouth St.. Red Bank. vines all local talent who wbli to ex r f30 between S and 6:30. P.O. Box 421 Freehold O'flcer training in progreailve Mori M1-8B33. htblt to reglntor before Aug. 20. All alely. Call ualllfled Personnel For Qnallty Order! For Information call 7414093 or 741- Available Sept. 1. (90 a month hea "all 7472440. Bed Bank. Estate * Mortgage Consultant, ISMOT, All mftkes new or used. Guaranteed. aiAl electric Included. Csll 787-7096, 10 Broad Long Uranctt 222-474^ Low aa $25. Serplcn'a, 101 Monmouth YOU ABE INTERESTED - 111 a 8t. Next to theater. 741-0185. (JltEKN PLASTIC LOVESBAT — UedTERRACE APARTMENTS — Two-bed •rand new modern office space, well (More Clftutned Adi plastic lounge chair, cricket chnlr, mom apartments. Second door. AduKi seated In ths center of Red Bank, con- tlfmnl with wrought Iron legs, {30. Call only. Available August 1. 711-4950 rac: use for further Information. THlf On The Nut Pag*) RENT A TV after 6 p.m. 871-2tii7. 3OWSTRA AGENCY. 741-1709. Portable day. week. BAY8HORE TV. HIGHLANDS — Three-room furnlshei 38 Church 8t., Keaniburf. 787-44CW. BOW — llertors International match, apartment for rent. Call 872-1100 >,000 8Q. IT. LIGHT manufaotur_ CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY recurved, 10 lb., li^ludlnc aix arrows, M2-1770. efts for lease. Can be leased separate- WERTINOHOU8E DRYER — Hardy $25, Con s Id or iwap lighter bow, 741' y. containing about !300 so,, it. tier APARTMENTS isecl. OTmnlete wiring and fuss box. SEA BRIGHT — Wlnier rental Fill floor. 747-1100. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI J70. Call -rll-Wltl. Call alter sli. otw. nlslied efdeency apartment. Call ti2- MOVINQ — Refrllerator $30. Whirr 000,1. 11OTPO1NT REFRIOERATOR — pool waatier, $15. Gai dryer, KIQ. Dill BAYHAVEN II. Bmall Ireeier on top. «70. 80 co TV. $3u. I'ing i)»n» top, $3. RC/TWO FOUR—ROOM unfurnlnhed ap APARTMENTS gal. eleclrlc hot wtler litaler, HO. 120hl-fl. $35. Cnll 74t-OW3. , inents. 173 Forrent Ave., Keansburi, APARTMENTS Adding Mstchliiei—Typewrlterf General Contractors hass nccnnllnn. 1100. Gas motor, 2U Couple preferred. Call 7S7-t7ft5. Painting and Decorating p. Call 7*7-33(51. TiVU— PIECE L1VINO ROOM SET — RED BANK % ocean >lvl. • Atiantlo H!ghl«a. PORT MONMOUTH — THree-rortrn Bpkdous, all eJectrle on«-bedroom THOMAS BLATE $15. Commode chair Tor Invalid, me Apartment — Private. $85 plui utlllliei, ADDING MACHINES — Typsivrlten L. SMITH BUILDERS — Patloi, ai- USED 1965 SINGER on re, $20. reclining lounge chair, tan Call 787-7218, Cannon Point Village units, unfurnllhed. Now tenting. Air sold, renter!, repaired. Bertitco'a 101 tkratlorw, addition!, tarages. Call 291- Krr» Estimate $25. Two antique Victorian chairs, $2! • •.AND NiW conditioned, water view, off-street lfohmouth St., Red Bank 747-0(33. 17*5 or 741-7330. Palntlnt and Decorating ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINE each. Call 747f>jj2. KKANBHUHG —• Unrurnlrihed apftrl GARDEN APARTMENTS perking. Family room, sxtra s.ter* Fully Insureif »(2.3I«M2.116'»! 741-43.1S Makes hnlUmhnlPN. Darns, overcast ntn. Five rooms JUKI. Three room age, laundry. HWI115 nwnuilr. W (^n 10 N0~M A N' 8~CO NTRACTO R*^ h and emi;rr>Hpni. N" altacliemenl HoVINd ~ King al?.p mack AIIRII . All iitllltifn Inrluilril. Call 3S1-264 Studio and One-Bedroom Lease. No pels. Alterations. Hepalra Masonry. Small c * nrrclni. Now avallalile. JM.iO. Call .tlH.ialrr Jlfi. KCA 854X) ItTir Air Conditioned • ideolly Located Jotia, too. 5B1-9714. P-iltitlng A llpriratlnB Mtmin frpillt, Rtfi-fiiol iitlitloner, nurd Uuee montlin, (fi5 ittlK JIOUM — Tile kitchen H. H. BOWTELL, Own«r Air sV Set Travel Reservations Free Estimate, 7N7-S.92O or 787-7.15J illuo 21" T.V. RfMKl. $i;». Two Rra bath. Dinette. Utilities. Quiet, mnlur FROM ill Sle Rental Agent V h. llilVl, - Palnler Iriterlnr and C : N t SI^O 7<1O7fi elterlor. No Jobs too Inrre or ton 23° Spring SI. 291-2100 BE IT A WfcEKEND — At (IroJiii Insulation & Siding 14,Brio HTU'N. Drhuinlrllfles 0x12 ami 12*1(1, *«>.' Call 74I-51U2. ItKU HANK — Three rtmma nnd but] er'i or »roi/nfl Hie world In an da small. Very reasonable. Call 22O-2497. cool*. Si;i.V WeRllnHhoune nlr I'lifiinihlicd. Heat ami hot wntrr. Jft we can aervlce all yottr vacation r. 115. 7(1-75(1. IlpK.rnMp Incatlfin. No ppln. Adull needs. Petersen Travel, 74I&33O. i NnylTra~-~TnrT^flnr^c>lo"n MERCHANDISING WANTED only. Avnliable Immediately. Cnll 26 Also wtndows, moll, gutters, etc. Pearl and Bead Ucstrlnglng turf. Cmnplele househoM fu 7*M7 10-30 year guarantees. Day or night H!(.HKHT I'llICES paid for old U.B EATONTOWN 77VMO7. Adam Llnimayer 201O302. Expertly on hrsrdrd nylon. fl.5O a Canadian coins. Mall insured t UNIUN BEACH — Lovely lour-roon Aiphtlt Ptvlng slrand. Sterling clasps (rnm 7Sr, low Co., .1 Journal Bq., Jeraey City a|iartmi*nt, Available flept. 1. Butlnrli YOU GET MORE AT REUSSIMJS'a. 36 Broad St.. Red TABLES p!# rreferrefl. Call 2S4-HM. Hank. n(! nil tied hnrJvvooil Inlilos for in COLLSCTOll — Want* jld toy U41ni GENERAL ASPHALT PAVINfl INC. Nursing Home door (IIntng. Proplcnf, tiarvt-ot. etc. any condition. I'ay c*4ii or will trade: TlinEH BKIOHT, CHEHLRFUL ROOMS Blaclllo^ driveways aiM parking lot •Urtlng at t28.16. AIio lino • MsclIon H(), 037, 0, aUn^rd gauge. 774-3710, — Around the corner from all ahop EATON CREST Cajl for free estlmsta 212-K2«I. of impalntrd /urnltura and ctiHlrs. 1 ping, tuuea. Two biorkt from b#ach Plumbing & Heating n MACHINES — Toy trains an J&5, Inilitdlng ail utilities. Unturnlshei rrsriltert for sktllsd nursing home iron toy a loaded aliadaa. Call HFi tlninn Ave., Long Branch. carl. Jlxy. 21. Holmdel. 0<« 4100. 7^(;FmrjS~~iSa7inranTKsthro RED BANK LUMBER J>f>9 liter b pin, Club and Apartments remodeling. Ornfr IVirl and Wall Itrrl Bank AfP US'«X.~FURN IT U R n — An HIGHLANDS — Two-bftdroom a The let* Value on >he Jersey Shore) Building Contractor OIIITAU -"""Flplphoni^" (Cfirtrr,) audllo t. %m per month, utilitlta excl CORRIGAN'S ! antif)uai, or near arAlquea. Hl Near cnnvenlencti. Call 872-1019, rlum the, blond ton. ,i year nld. Ooof rli'M [>a1d. Thft Attic. 631-liSl. 3'/j - 4'/i Rooms from BUTUDSlt — New homes, room ad- Odd Jobs JI27 Oahland Bl, Red Bank 74727M RANirpiANd~^~Any «Ue7.or »t O HIGHLANDS — Two-rooi ditions, Daserntnt end slllc rooms, ~C11AW ~iAfik~¥KnciNO iieinway, goM make preferred. Othftri apartmei.l. On* efflcl«ncy room an Idtdient, laraie, repairs sn« sltera- Large distributor tni leftover from (If- Oonalrtered. Cash. 222-405*1. one b Ml room. Rcatonablt rttUf. 14 J£. tloej Herbert Elgsnrauch. 741.9201 , cellars, garages, stores. Roofing, Siding & Insulation vflopmfnt gilvsnlttd chain link Ono HlRbland Ave., Atlantic Hlghlandf. 29 $108 741-2149 alter 3 p.m. COIXBCTOR W18HK8 TO PURCHASE 0690. ^___ _ A tri* club ond Mt4tn opofhrrtnt. Total •Hclrlc, th« cl44nMt, tdfttt. Ing. Munt Hacrlficel inilalUtlon and American and foreign colni. Pita SBos, sleps,side. termn nrrmJgRil <.'ill 741-470(1. FuiwiiiiBD iiTT~nooM APART moil mMtrn no dirt, ttx>\ or droll I H*el and^Alr-contf!tlofllne urxhr walks, painting, rarpentry. Reason- Irnulttlon Imtailcd and gtitiranUeii yftor coinplM* control with Indtvlduol room W>*rma»toti. UnrrMtched for 10 yfifi. 77B Olftft. 291-0M0. TWO CELLAR BUMP PUMPB-T\toni* ME NT •- On Hwy. 33. U -mil* north ( Ditmoodg Bought or able Ktt«>. slnet. 842 BMUHKII bulldinpt stt amid ipodoui Htmt, prftudly owntd ond mdno^d $25 moh. HIDHI-«>p*rateH p d lawn inower, tweon 5 and 2 Let us buy tits diamonds you don't Work giiaranl«s>fi. bv Iritlr bulldtr. Exctlltn. \o KANEC 32 Oaklnml Htreri OnUr. weir or XI us reatyle them fnr you three aparttiifnl, unfurnlnhe persons!!?, lteussllle's, it Broad m. Painting and Decorating USKD 19G6 SINGKR •Eitatfs puretiaird and appraUtd. 74' fl>0 per month Includea utilllin. Ctl f*in* Brook Rd., Ca ton town, N«w Jiney 3WJ;i 'ill* IIiKlion Bhnp. Inc.. ftil Broai 74MIU. Vlo Routt 3Ij drlvt.lo Eatontown Traffic CirclB (Monmouth NH Pairrflng arid PROWN'S' MACHINE fl!. HhttwthuTjr. SJio plna Cftntir) mid pto&ttd tuwoid Poikway (will) olicut Willlpxpprlng. Fully Insured. Tor Trie With Mnltfii hutl-mholCH, over 1 fiolf mill; ttiin (urn right on Hopi Ad., contfnui on* Mock EnlerUlnmrnl estimates, rsll 747-.104I. l'li-it No Mltnrhmt tuth, In duplei. II, , month, H rlofit on Pint Srooh Road. mrded. Nnw fivnilnhle at |H1.3^, Call WTS AND LIVESTOCK l iillllltecillltl , year roundd, on InaisIft. Modol Apartmtnti optn 10 a.m. to dink tvory duy. IiVfsfifibR* AN'a' E'XTEnTott~pai«~- rrertll. dlfl «lfK), Arlulti, Hfpt. I- SI231M. Tlcksls available for lalut troaii- lng. Also decotallng. Our prices err LCTTel US. BAnswerinE your secretaryg Servic. Koe need prl Wrllft for Irt* .lluttrottd »»rorhurt war Wiows and Valor Sports EveMe cheaper then theirs. Call Stack Paint- to miss cells. 24 hour anewartng fliiiri'VanB^^tornT ftEI)tIEV)CRB - RI'MHUN Two roomi, talli, (ti "RB IS." P.O. Box 3M, E(liontown 171 Meotaoutli It., h»d tank. Ing Co lor free esllmale. 741-4MO. service. 741-4700. dow« and fcrMtif. c«ti «M. Call aJUr nifhM. Ne*r hu>. Jdtal for bualntii Phom SO-ISM 741-BM5. ptraon. T Lafayette St.. 142-3108. rat tux wtumtmuix WOSKS rot HOUttt WSl MUM -»rW*r,' s, vm THE DAILY

COLONIAL RUMSON - Cottaja havi* time badroomi. Jttvar vkm. asiw HOUSEf K* SALE M. TORUS REALTORS Date alx yean old and in exctilent oonditioo. Not Urt*. but nattier Coovwiieirtly located near .11„ -is the price. $15,800. •chooli. Four BIG Mrooms, 2U CHARMtNS HOUSC 600 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN, N. J. bath*, lovrty sedudad tcneaad RUMSON — Priced below F.H.A. value. Three bedrooma. LMng TWi stucco. twa«tory Sptnlah. bonw, rtmlnlscwt of Ok). M«to. porch. Many extras. ' room with «repiace, heated «un room, full baiemeot. Walking Spadoui Uving room, formal dining room. Utcaen with btwkftft 747-4532 $45,000 dittanoe to school and transportation. Asking C 1,850. nook, den, three bedrooms, IVi baths. Full basement. Attaetod, garage, two fireplaces. One and % acres of prime re.l estate.; Mtmbtr Multiple Listing Strvie* RUMSON WATERFRONT - Four bedrooms, two baths. Paneled pREny! den with fireplace, living room. Deep water for mooring. A Asking $37,000. . TRANSFERRED TO DELAWARE ~ Fastidioui owner mwt sell Near school and bus. Three bed- foremost yachtsman in the country enjoyed living here with his FOUR- OR FIVE-BEDROOM SPLIT ' " "tgive nnch house in appealing Middletowa location. rooms, two baths. Excellent con- family. Why not you? Open to offers. 123,000. Set in msgnificent treed lot as if by a master artist. Living room, • cared for inside and out. Living room with log burning dition, three years old. dining room on separate levels, kitchen. 19' game room, four %kins rowta, walj over kitchen. Thre« nice bedrooms. $24,500 BRAND NEW, DIFFERENT STYLE COLONIAL RANCH - Four bedrooms, three btlte. Large fireplace in family room. New bedrooms, 2^ baths. 5th bedroom, or den, study or what have f. Full basement. Baseboard hot water heat. Attached you. Attached two-car garage. Many extras and in immaculate 1 extraa. Close to school. Asking $21,500. Vh ACRE RIVERFRONT England-type kitchen. Full basement. Two-car attached garage. Large lot with trees. Call for details. Asking H2.5OO. condition and care. Priced for rapid sale (33,500. Five bedroom okWr home. Built ATTftftCtfVE MODERN RANCH - Home located on a lovely FOUR-BEDROOM BARGAIN bliitop. Spacious living room, fireplace, separate dining room, for gracioui spacious living. modtrn kitchen, paneled den. Three bwirooms, two tiled bath*, Double living room, huge center GLAZEBROOK ASSOC., INC. Stucco Dutch colonial on corner lot with 25' living room, tad full basement attached garage. Finished recreation room. 32x16 luU, laltrium. Excellent view. fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen, den, four bedrooms, two modem iwimming pool, completely equipped, in a garden letting. REALTOR baths. Full basement. Only thing needed Is change of color • $«.ooo scheme. Asking $19,000. Exelutiva Aganti for Rumien Shere Eifatai OAK HILL — Custom built executive home on % acre plot. ELLENS. COURTESY SHOWINGS WITHOUT OBLIGATION MULTIPLE AMD OTHER LISTINGS Spacious living; room, formal dining room, family room opens YOUR FAVORITE RUMSON DEALER onto terrace, large screened porch. Three bedroom*. VA baths attached two-car garage. Owner transferred. Asking $38,500. HAZELTON *5 WEST RIVER RD. RUhfsON THE DOWSTRA AGENCY Realtor 842-1700 CHOICE MIDDLETOWN SETTING - Exceptionally beautiful West River Rd. 81 E. Front St., Red Bank Realtors 7414700 wooded plot with seclusion AND a brook. Split level home with four bedrooms and three baths. Huge family room. Full dry 842-3200 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE basement. Oversized garage. Many pleasing extras. Owner trans- (More Classified Ads On The Next Page) tared. Must sell. Asking $32,400. Member MulUple Listing JUST LISTED MIDDLETOWN $55,000 COUNT THE FEATURES Ona of tht areas lovellett four-bedroom Three-bedroom modern home on treed Colonlalj, King itse iwtmmlnt pool HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE PRETTY APPLE?ROOK RANCH *cr». Minute* to all transportation. complete with cabanai and bar. Com' Plui three-room tfficiency apartment. pletely finished baiemcnt. Jatousied RAY VAN HORN REALTORS On quiet, dead-end street. Three bedrooms, living room with fire- porch on first floor, plus aleeplni porch WIDOW INVESTORS. Prlc* 137,000. place, separate dining room, half-acre fenced-in property. Perfect off mailer bedroom, Owner movlnf- ATTENTION! OCEAN TOWNSHIP i OVER THIRTY YEARS for newlyweds. Asking $23,500. Must iel). Call for appointment. Immaculate Income property, conve- "Elberon Park Arta" v A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY THE MEI8TRICH AOKNCY niently located In Red Bank. For FOUR BEDROOM DUTCH COLOj 244 BROAP ST., RED BANK, 741-5888 family. Never vacant. Net Income bet- MULTIPLE LISTINGS LOCUST REALTOR MR. HAROLD A. MEtSTRICH AND ter than 10% complete prlc« 128.800. NIAL. Living room, wftrt fir«p((K# Five-bedroom Colonial featuring lovely curving staircase in center MR. H, D. SMITH. Shown l>y appointment only. THE formal dining room, den, plui fam^f 569 River Kd. hair Haven MEI8TRICH AOKNCY, 2«« BHOAD ST., BIG ACRE WITH A LARGE HOUSE FOR THE GROWING lall, 18x22' den with massive stone fireplace, 28' living room, RUMSON — For budget minded largt REO BANK. 7U-58M. MR. HAROLD room, alf'c finished Info fno^f- FAMILY. Four bedrooms. 2-i/j baths. Recreation room with fire- formal dining room, family room, three full bedrooms plus powder 741-9333 family. Colonial, five bedroomi ••<:• MKlBTRirll, MR. H. P. SMITH. room, two-car garage, comer prfl|Sfc ond floor «.nd more third floor. Don't erty. IdMl for lor0» lamlly. FHA place. Eat-m kitchen. Roomy living room. Near schools and Park room, doubie garage. Situated on over an acre of land. $57,500. SMALL HOUSE _ On hlH-acra. Op- titilt&U on thfi! »15.*W. McALJBTBR ROOMING HOUSE — !» roomj. Grojs way. Double garage. Early possession. Asking $36,500. poalta Uarlboro Stair Hoipltal. AGENCY. REALTORS, 10» K. Rlv" Income 119,000. Aiklnt 110,000. ED- Inspecltd o^ ooprovtd. Aiklng HM#- WIN S. STARK. REALTOR. »«-0333 QUAINT TWO-STORY OLDER HOME H4-S390 Rd., Rumton- 812-1IM. 500. Act (ait—Ihlt won't loit lonfll WATERFRONT RANCH WITH A TREED REAR YARD Air In Red Bank. Five rooms, smell plot. Asking $9,500. conditioned. Beautifully maintained four-bedroom, two-bath home HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE OCEANPORT Private dock. Sliding glass Thermopane doors in dining room "Hftma of Monmouttl Pork afford a marvelous water view. Well landscaped grounds and a WM. S. GARRISON Agency " Jockty Club" gMen lawn. Many extras. Only $29,500. OWNER SUDDENLY TKANt M.mbbtr of Rtd Bank Multiple) Lilting Sirvic* FERRED. HAuit ucrlflca wtlMnalR- RIVERVIEW AND RIGHT IN TOWN. Four bedrooms. Two baths tolnrt, lrire«-lJ«dr«m, aplll Iwtl. Oil heat. Basement. Many delightful features. Only $22,500. Low REALTORS Largt family room, living room. UUE68> 22 E. Front SI. 741-0804 Rid Bank Snlnj am. mxlim kitthtn, \Vt RUMSON NEAR BEACH AND COUNTRY CLUB. 1-W acres o bottu, hill batamtnt. plut axpon* •Ion aide for two mora btdroonu. iMgniflcent trees. Newly remodeled home of distinction. One of re 12 r00m baths (8 Many ofhtr dKln fMlurn men at ?J£ £" \ K, '-- W ' •W™""*)- Three HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE REALTORS AND INSUR0M eomMnolton olumlnum ttorm «"< Wlnng Bra lumbi ' " P a«' «S5,900 acrttn windows and doors and ora- NEED MORE ROOM? fasslonaliy Icndicoped grounds with FHA Homes For Sale Com* «t« tin [our-beilroom. two-bitu W« will b* glad to help you. home. Large gmmeroom. Modern kitch- bMutlful shrubs and trees. SldtwalM en, full baiement and attached la and curbing. Aiklng U1,SOO for Inv Look For FHA Sale Sign rafe. Extra* Included ara wall-tc-wall SHREWSBURY OFFICE MIDDLETOWN OFFICE Joseph F. Hunter Harold R. James See your own broker for carpeting and two air conditioner!. rrndlota nl«. Inapectlon and Information Nicely landacaped hall acre. 120,500. & Dutcher DotnJd E. Charles Following Homos Will Be LITTLE SILVER LUXURIOUS RANCH 741.5212 67L33II Repaired and Baar 6 Month BRICK FRONT Copa Cod In ne*l- 7474JO0 Fair Haven Built on a beautiful landscaped acre- FHA Structural Warranty. plus. Choice area. Only eight years old Itnf cond'Hon w)tfi fltw fllumlnufn and In excellent condition. Brick and FAMILY'S DELIGHT siding. Locoled In cholcl rtsldtn- cedar exterior. Fireplace with railed PERFECT FOR RETIREMENT Long as 30 Years to Pay. Thli lovaly Ranch Uatur.i a ipaeleui din- tlol orta, wcll-tantfscaptd ground** HOUSES FOR SALE hearth In living room. Plus dining En|sy this thra* btdretm, TWO kith horn, HOUSES FOR SALE FHA Will Pay Reasonable room, kltchm. Three large bedrooms. •tta, a gourmat l.ltchan and * c«iy flr«- lot IJKIH, Alh Damled living room, Enclosed sun porch. Full basement and wifh dining ir.a in kilchan plui • clinlnaj and Customary Financing two-car garage. Many extraa go wftii plaeae] family rum with glait iliding doori formal dining room, kilchan eontaliv STANLEY K, DOWNS quick sale. Reduced to 136,000. It'i and Closing Costs. room, {ull bmmant with outiid. «nrr«rie». ing altclrlc ronga, two bedroom! REDDEN AGENCY truly a. wonderful buy. to a p«t!». It alia hai a dining room, thraa and ctnmlc till botti on first no«r. REALTOR 3U-02017S 21 Birch Ave. levtly Iand>c«p*o5 priv.U ybuiH Colonial pine kitchen with dishwasher, room. Most attractive screened Newark. New Jersey 20 Hwy. 34 Uatawan SM-OiOO containing five bedrooms, living reenv three bedrooms, tiled bath, panel. porch 12'x24'. Four large bed- Telephone: 643.3411$ GIGANTIC 1963 RAISED RANCH dining room, kitchen, large Umlty ed gameroom. Lovely landscaped BELFORD rooms, 2!4 brths. Two-car ga Wcll-k«pt three-bed room ranch. Two RANCH-IH COUHTRY UnmateVtad valua, country living \oc.L-\>.«\. room, \v> botfcs. lull basement. One- lot with many trees. Willing to i?ge. Many c- :ras-range, refrig PAUL P. BOVA baths nlct grounds. Worth while look- car poroge. City tewsr In and vail Ins &t- Financing can be arranged. Thraa badroomi, two batfii, family room, thy onvironmant. Four bidrooml, full dining take private mortgage. Reduced erator, dishwasher, washer anc Realtor - Insuror Call now for. Only four year* old. Firm price to $25,900. room with oxtra largo kitch.n. Spaciout dryer. Wall-to-wall broadloom 671-2544 VAN WART REALTY, INC. ipacioui living room, ait*in kitchan, icraanad ima room, two oM, three-bedroom ranch. Dtniny The work on tbl* four-tod room ranch residential area. Home In Immacuiste room, fult banemtnt flnlihed In-knotty RUMSON COLONIAL - Living tins b««n stopped to tllow tht new condition. Excellent bedrooms. Nice eat- pine with bar. On N.Y. City expreia owner to Incorporate Mi own Ideal In kitchen. One-car garage. No prob- bui line. Ctoiing costi only (200. par* room with fireplace. Formal din- Into Its completion. The lot overlooks lem on mortgage. Ashing 113,000. Call tnentt or.if $H4 a month. THE KIR- ing room opening onto large •. pond; the -family room, with ilia- fiNYDKR AGENCY. REALTORS. 291- WAN CO., REALTOR*, Airport Plan, In* glass doors, iet/U onto a patio, 0903 or 671-2590. Hazlet. M4-71OO. screened porch. Kitchen with Many possibles htv« b*en Mt tor you. breakfast room. Four bedrooms, The low prlcq for this custom crafted MIDDLETOWN horn* u what really mitten, Call to HOLLY TREE FARM ASSUME 4H G.I. 118,900. $124. per VA baths. Two-car garage. Ex- mouth. Four-bedroom split. Living cellent condition. Very realistlcal . . . Homea that reflect the elegtace room, dining room, kitchen extra larga "VAN WART REALTY, INC. of reatardaya country manaiona. family room, l'i acres. Sew en. Prin- ly priced at $45,000. Real Kitate and Inturaoce cipals only. «71-UT8. M2-4SJ2 549 Hwy. 35, MldJletown . . . EicaptloniMr lerie and luiurlmia NAVESINK — Three-bedroom ranch. Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. Colonlala la the aitate «r«a ol Little Silver. Fireplace, covered pitio. paneled rec- RUMSON reation room in basemerA. One-tcr* lot. fie.500. S4Z-4327. RED BANK A WORLD OF* LIVING - SpMtoui, . . . Built ny euitom fpeclallati ant Mtrn home In a superb location, con priced (ram 143.000. MATAWAN BOROUGH — Ranch, four Call or write for a «af«nt 16 «v«ryth!nr Flv« fiedroomf. large room a arAt tile bath. Fireplace, four bathi, livtnf room with fireplace, LOCATED AT attached iarag», city water and sew- paneled den, name room with bar foi Comer Bergen PL Seven Brldsa Rd.. Little Sllve ers, aood neighborhood. Wall-to-wall Idulti, tepirtt* g&merocm tor children. carpeting. Aluminum icresn* and storm • complete brochure Outdoor* — a bfciket ball court and OR CALL 741 .1200 wlndowe and wuher>dryer included. barbecue. All for only (57,000. Jlfi.VW). Call 264-1123 or 5M-34M for Events and Sundays THREEBEDROOII COOPEHATIVE appointment. NEW HOMES THE LOW AGENCY tor aale. Large lenced-ln yard. 189 a Realtors mo. pay* all but oil heat. EXTRAB. MQROANVILLE — Two bedrooms. . ,741-9204 ftM Rlvtr Rrt. Fair Htvei Call M2-01O6. Stucco. Attarhori gnrnge. J18.O00. OwMl condition. Call »?>1-9T49, THREE—BEDROOM RANCH — 1H WHITE STUCCO HOUSE — Eicellerj d bathi, rormil dining room, eat-In ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three-bMl- ELMWOOD PARK — FROM 26,990.00 neighborhood. Location near downlnw, kftcjitii. Lnrge utility room, iparlow/i >m ranch. Beautiful view overlook- * EASY ASSUMPTION Red Bank. Schools, bus slops wtthli Qi&rmlaK ftar-bedroom, two-bath hom living room, attachPil gArage. 100x100' ing Sandy Hook Bay. Call after ft p.m. walking distance. Four bedrooms, Cal lot Pnrlauppck «rr«. Adklng |23.0On. 872-1805. Wth nilMiet recreation room In haw- O7M40I. 28,500.00 nrat luallent neighborhood. First C*n c*3l)y iimm* mortgage. No real- UNCROFT GREENS — FROM torn. Call after 4, 22fM>lM. SEVEN—ROOM SPLIT — Vh foatha, Kin Condition. Dead en1 of strati INCOME PROPERTY — Two mmiern three bedrooms, porch, narage, cellar. *BICh la Ideal for imaJI children. Walk apartments. First floor: seven rooms, HOLMDEL — On top of a hill, wide Lnndsrnppri. Call 671-1475. It achooli, ahopplnr. chyrchH, train l'a bath*. SfCorrt door: three rooms 'xrepdonal view, one acrp wooded. FROM 33,500.00 ar bui. AakiBf $n,9oo. ftnrt bath. Convenient location. Stead] lUnch, one ypar old, seven Urge MOPKRN RED HANK two «nry. Thrt« OAK. KNOLLS — income. For Int9rmatlon call 229-20ft rooms, 'ull basemen!, two-car garage. bedrooms, living room. Dining room. STERLING THOMPSON *f(ar 5 p. m. Owner transferred. Call 2648^24 Kitchen, tile hath, basement. Oaraje. Enclosed porch. 121,500. SCHANCK AND ASSOCIATES SLEEPY HOLLOW SPLIT LEVEL WITH POOL — AGENCY. REALTOR. & Linden p|., HARMONY WOODS — FROM 34,500.00 REALTORS MIDDLKTOWN — Cu«tom-buHt hi... AN IMMACULATE, woil-carert-for cor- Red Hank. T47-O397. *) Hwy. Si M»t»w»n 5664100 On almost two acres. 10 rooms, Hire* ner loi Burroundn this lovely itpllt I(»vt»f. hmris. »42.5O0. Call builder, T41-2382 Tliree berirooms, modern kitchen with LITTLE SILVER RANCH — Living oom, dtnlng room. KIlcherA three bed- FROM 35,000.00 LITTLE SILVER SLBERON — Immaculate cetiter-ha dlflhw&sher. dtnltiu room, living room, OAK HILL — large family room, 1% baths. plu« a rooms, two baths, basement. Double ranch nesr ocean. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, garage. Bcreenirl porch. $28,000. COLONIAL panelrd family room, carpet thrnuh 2i" pool. All Oils and many, many, ex- iras equal a real buy for $30,900. Call SCHANCK AOENCY REALTOR. 8 Lin- TnrM-»»U' «ln- t)0 2Z&34A5 now, MtVLLANEY REALTY. 071*315] lat room with bay window, cat-In klteh- FAIR HAVKN — Two bedrooms, ga LIKE A PRIVATE PAJIK - immacu- •a, «•• or third Mdroom, 1H bitha. HoLJiDBL — Four-bedroom, two laL« center hall Colonial on park-llk« •fory. Llvlnf room, dining room, rage, full bssement. Ntc« neighbor •tUar, brMMway. pallo. Located on hood, lli.mn. Call 7*l-2l0S. *cr# r>r tree* wJIh running brnoK. T3ire» HILLANDALE — FROM 75,000.00 biiulifaUy ltndactMd lot with 20ff kitchen, lamlly room, fireplace. . hsdroomi with expamlon ponlbllity, aUdtd Twclrytra. Al«um«bl« SM* nr gar«(e, fore* bathi, on on« acn RED BANK — Threw badroomi, din '"'' balhi. Logburnlng rirrpUco In II" U IMnciou only. »2s,»oo. MI Jot. House jeven months oin, J In* mom. living room, garage. Ntce • can be ftsiumed. Asking (15,000 location. Nftai hliii nchftol. Call after FROM 85,000.00 Call 946-1393 RTANLBV RTILWBLL ft for appointment, H7-0!HK>. QUAILS CROSSING — wforfil Corners M., Holmdfl. ^ ..>, . DUPLEX APART RtrMSON'R KBRT BUY - rWfl Aawn KCNT—HneWd living room, foyer *n<] HOLM DEL — Ranch-three itrdroomti rmyi four-bedroom Ops Cod. Excel- kltchm. Two-btdroomi, tiled titth. J7' n conveniences ror $37.7W EhWOOD * moitu p*yr*!i except heat. AvMitbli living room, dining room, kitchen, fu! lent cr>ndltli>n. Nf«r achnoli tnd bui. h«*em«nt two-csr gang*, J'j bs!)is V.U.A. mortgage Dry hanement. Im- . ARMSTRONG AtJENCY. Realtor, - AGENTS - je.pt. 1 C»)l Sf21SBft, utter B p.m. Brick veneer. Fully landicapnd on medtilK pn»!ieMlon. RI2-35W. .ri I'ruspecl Ave., Little Silver. 711- THRCK-BKDI^OOM RANCH - Tw( aor* lot. Anume 5^ p^r cent mort fethf, nnilKl rccrefttion room. Two- fare S29.&3O. CaJl PI8-J3S3 BTANLE' FOim—HKDROOH l'i >»•». syl\l- lf!V«l. ilot water tmBflwmrd he«t. 1GK32'. etr ttrt|«j Convenient loctUon. Ltn- 3T1LWKLL — CrawtoM* Corners ltd hedroom rtnCh. 1 acre trees. Enclosed Holm rt el swimming pnn\ and HUM hjth. Near «rofOfC-43|T. Owner. bus and shopping. AaVlng *22.K>0. MAT- bree.ieway. Finished basement. |17,900, 462-73*) Bun. only. FOR •AXI!^ TWO bedroom co-opera COf.TS NECK — Mulberry La., (Clovei THEW J. Gfr.t., KKALTOR. 7M HWY. tlva ip»rtm«nt. |2SO down «nt\room Colonial. kHcben. Living room wltli flreplac COOI, OFF IN I.AHOE A most uniiHual home bum with a tHREB BEDROOM COOPKRATIVB- Full (lining room. Master bMroom lia SWIMMING I'OOl- womnn's itnaKltmtlon and with plenty AparLm.nl. Putled kitchen, coppar walk-In closet plus ftall khower. Uan TAl Bylvan B-slup" enncrele of charm. H5.000- HAROLD LINDK- llflnc Oil hMl. Call Mi MM. swrmmlng pool coat over M.00O. Sltu- pplebrook Agency closets. Larg • center hull, Bcreene MANN, Broker, Van Winkle Marine porch, aluminum storm windows, ful Rtcd In «BX fpncedlti yard of beauti- BldR. Katontown, 542 lio:>. walk-out basement and two-car garsg ful •ptlt level home In Went Long COMMERCIAL RENTALS Well kept home only IVfc years ol Brunch, Four-brdn»om, tf.rfe-tm((i RUMSON i - atir>wn by appolnlmenl only. By owne home h«s large HvlriR room, dining Three beilrnnms, . JOHN L. MINI'OII 671-2300 HOLM DEL — Prims location, ftpacloui and aome. minor work. Call NOW (or AOKNCY, Kftaltor. .15 Rumson Rd four-bAdroom Colonial. On* acr* ruttl appointment to aee. 774-7300 — OAIt- Rumnon, Plnl M2-35&0, SPACE woodsd. littfnf- 8TI-W29 KABRANT AOENCV, 7J4 SwniyrtMA. RUM^ON — Neat tea-year-oM hom» Aiburjf Park. near schools, bus, ihopplng. Three bed- UTTLB BtLVKR - By wwner. A jCvea: Jark DUbrow ?2Mnol ronown RKALTOR, B Linden PI., Rrd JUnk. With view. 200" frontage. NPfrt? two THI8 OWNKn KNOW» MONKY Is Ugh 747^1307. acrrn. Finn rural *rei. Three (*#d.- and 1« willing to hold the mortgage BHRKWSIHiKY — Cape Cod. roonia IZxl*. 2W tile haths. New kitch- lliicpOitiilritomi. living room, kltrhei nt condition. Bave» roomn, l\i, en, fln« cabineu. P«ne.le.rt den, living 747-1100 illnlnr area, 'H' recrenilnu rimm wit) 200. Owner, Box 2M, Rhrewibury. room, fki*pl*i:e. fall dining loom. Twft- prlvMe enlranoe, IS baths, tarago an car garage, Full basement. Hot water 54 Broad St. K«d Bank work shop, immediate occupancy t Mini llv rooms. Three heat, pegged floors, cuemtnt wlndowa. ctuallflad buyer. 918,600. lfULLA b«. VAN VUBT AOBNOY, U RBALTV tTl-flUl. Excellent condition. llAMO. «71-2ITT tM. UolnUtL MeUOA — 4JWAL NOTICE • — HOUSES FOt SALE HOUSE! tm. SALE HOUtEl FOR SALE THE DAILY REGISTER { HOUSES FOR SALE EXCELLENT RED BANK TVER PLAZA — Four-bedroom CUSTOM BUILT HIGHLANDS LITTLE SILVER nFcQvm HOUSES FOt SALE Ctpe Cod. Excellent condition Thr***btdroom, allwar-round eotUg*. by tall trtta ud attractive]} 6ATB-S COtmT BUY AT $21,300 3 BEDROOM RANCH Two largt iua porchci, bath, gas heat. LDdscapad. This 11 year old homa i.- toc to Cnmtmn to rrw 1 In very good condition. Private baach ted within thre« blocks ot tin bus Spacious 2T living room with bay winthroughout. Full dry basement, FULL DRY BASEMENT ., school and shopplni center. Th> Clalmi AialBil Eitot« itnSni Board of the Borough of lODDLETOWN PROPER dew and window spat. Wall-to-wall car- prlvllegBi. Excellent buy. Very rtuon JC OT DAVID T. IHBRIDAN umion -mlil hold a mMtlm on Au- attached garage. An exceptional Living room with fireplace, dining able. iep yird offers privacy and pient: iCEAJKD BEACH EXCLUSIVE peting lust ont month old. Dining room, room, all electric kitchen. 21' family play area for the children. Cente PumuAnt to «.• order of DONALI it Hlh, 19M ^ the Borouch H*n. powder room, second lloor-thr«e btd- ralue at $18,500. room. Two tiled baths. Circulating tin! II plan. Living room with fireplace . CUNNINGHAM, aurrogite of U imsoii. New Jeriey. at S:15 P.M. MORTGAGE HONBY AVAILABLE rooms snd bath. Third tloor has twj> air heat. Attached garage. GOOD FI LEONARDO nlng room. Sunny kitchen. Thre County of Monmouth, this day mtdr T tne contlnuatloQ of « »h«rin» to rinlshed hobby rooms. Full bssement, NANCING CAN BE ARRANGED Beautiful Colonial-Split level. Game 'droom8. Two tiled baths. Basemen' •termlne whether or not H will tp- KING-SIZE COUNTRY BPLTT two-car garage detached. MJMSON — Four-bedroom, two- / th* 4ppltc«tton of the under*tune* rove * map entitled: "Map of Hiv- 'Tit for a Kins on beautifully land- TRANSFERRED OWNER ASKING 128, room. 1% bathe Lot 125x200', nicely a chert, two-car garage. Screene Ury R Sheridan, Bole Executrix o bath Cape Cod. Separate dining 300.. landscaped. Walking distance to tran- ,rch. Just listed at 128,000. Bee I -•• Erf«e at Rumion. Bllual* in Bor- jtcaped *•% acre In choice area. Tre- in »tttc of thv said David F. Bher. ii of Hmnmn. Monmouth County, mendous living room. Dining area. Lawrence J. sportation and ichooli. FHA mortg&ge in. deceated, notice 1» hereby five room, full basement with finished Lawrence J. can be assumed by qualified buyer. > the credittiri of »aM decea»ed t< >w Jersey, Prepared for Rumion Four large bedrooms, recreation room. SCHILLING $19,900. *HALL BROS, Realtors >«rk Eatitea, Inc., Ownen uid Syb- Science kitchen, two full tile baths. recreation room, oversiied two- SCHILLING esent to Ihe paid Sol* ExecutrU ivldeil. 3W Centennial Avenue, Cran- Enclosed screened parch. Gar>. Sew- Realtor :ar garage. Offered at $27,900. River Rd. Fair Haven 711-168 ietr clRlinn unrtfr oath within •!> •rrt, N J., Scale V-lW, MiT ««, tis. Walk to nil buses and schools. Willow Dr. and Parker Ave. Realtor THE BROOK AGENCY Member Multiple Listing Service lomtu fiom ttils date. Tiiey EmineerinK Co, Prtfeiiional Immediate pnnneaslon. Very low down Little Sliver 7)7-412 n move-in condition. Willow Dr., and Parker Ave. Dated: July 6, 1WW ",ngTB. A aurveyori, Uttig^ Branch, payment to all. Little Silver 747-4121 Re<or BEAUTIFUL BI-LEVEL MARY R. 8HER1DAN, Bank Building Atlbntlc HlgliiandB 352 Broad Btrert, TWO CENTURY OLD—Handsome and ? for the right family. If yoi 'This property in located on U» east BEACH AGENCY, BROKER gracious (arm house with 19 acres; set LITTLE SILVER — Three-bed lalify the financing in easy. Imagin Red Bank, N. J. LTNCROFT, FFVETEDROOMS Bole Executrix Lie of Water Way and wuth ilde of t(IIO Hwy. 35 Hlddlelown. N. J. hack rrom roa<1 surrounded by huge room, two-bath rancher. Fire- OLDE SHREWSBURY bedrooms, 1 y a sjillt rail fi-nce thi I). Tall uu or tuine in and v,t i ii Bank, N. J. lining room, / basement. Well chool bus picka them u[> at the corner home IB a charmer froin the street. Borough <>r Rumnon and conil«tM of All payments are approiimate [or modernlied and contains lour bedroom t 1 judly HIIOW you this lovely home. Ado . approximately 43 acre« to b» divided qualifier! buyers and subject to VA with two ballis. Asking $75,000. .ml they don't come liumt (or I Nt-Hrly two acre.a or grounds for as July 15, 22, 28, Aug. 5 127.60 landscaped half acre plot with Morn. Desirable center hall lilnn. Hurtil itrivuey. The four htdrooma am STERLING THOMPSON nto M lota. or PHt approval. I'lwt saiiipruiim. Etit-lii kiu-hon. I»n 4'C tilfd tialhs will pl«-kse the larg NOTICE At the time and place above men- RAY STILLMAN. Realtor large trees. An attractive home 1 AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS MONMOI IH COUNTY room -i -, baths. Basement. Two fmnilv. The oversize rooms will ofOr Hwy :u Mtitawan .%6-((4lHI tioned all persons denirinf to be heard COLTS NECK FARM 64B Hwy 35 Shre sbury 7*1-8600 excellent condition. Offered Biiratje. Tip tui> shape. All school elbow room for everyone. Two fire Hl.HKOUATK'H 1'OURT thereon will be given full opportunity. SlK.OOn INCLITUNGCLOSINC- KEEKEESS - ureiu. Asking VU.^MJ. 'SvM tuitay. H&O.'s; (.•!•'-' \U the livlnjr irxim, im*- *T Not It* to <;re4lUiri Ut Pi-went Tlatpfl- August 3rd. 1%« •J*»-(!. ouril.\ l|-i hH(hn. C-Utlrtl rtj- AIU>8, DECEASED Aug. 5 U.U tion*. Orf Lakeside Ave.. n(f RL 537Al. l aluminum storm sash. Fully land- WEART-NEMETH Mrmhrr Mllltiple- LlslliiK Service Just listed at |I7,!HKI. ince hail. Large living rtiom. Dining Purauv.nl to the order of DONALD ColU Neck. Call days. M0-B51H. eve scaped 70x100' Int. Vets no down, ap- nn. Eat-In kitchen. Over-sizpil two- J. CI'NNINHHAM, Surrogate of the Dings, M2-1333. HALL BROS,, Realtors r garage. Full haHPinent. Over Vi County or Mm/mouth, this day made, NOTirE proximately J13B monthly. All n!tiers . AGENCY LAKEFRONT ""WOODEDTOT rf Int. Rural xetting. |21,5O0. Call Take notice that application hai b*en 1700 flown, approximately 1147 month- complement the authenticity 813 River ltd. Fair Haven 141-768G ly City sewers. THE KIRWAN CO., Member Mujtli'le Listing Service lilflcr, 542-4!M9. Florence Irene Richards, the Bole Ex- made to the Township Commltte* of WIDDLETOWN — Leaving fUte. Nine- REALTOR tmn three-bedroom Colonial. Over utrlx of the estate of the. said KOIJ MldiileiDwn to tramfer tr> fihop-Rlte room l'i • bath cplit. 215x126 corner. REALTORS. Campbell'! Junction, Bel 1800 aii. (I, allows cacti ol Die. seven |f;H"KNOl'flTl~TO~8KE"l>OWNTOWN frt W, Richards deceased, notice if Monmoutu Inc., a corporation of Call 391-1221, anytime. • ford. 787-5500. ms morp than enough romn for NO FEAR OF y. New, cii-stoin, king-aized ranch. hereby given to the. credit' rf aald the Bt«T« of New Jersey, 1200 Btatt 102 WEST FRONT ST. nlort. The 18xH <1cn with lu brlch LivlriR room, dining room, Hlgtmay 35, Middletown, N. J., th» BEING UNDERWATER .mily room. Two fireplaces, three to ppresent to the said sols floor, paneled valla and 18' brick fire- |; executrix their claims under oath with- Umiie.t Retnll Dlitrtbutlon Licenie DL- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 741-2240 place and Ing atontjee alone in almost IN THIS BAY-FRONT HOME .rge liprirnorns. 2 . batbi. Two-car ga- 4, heretofore issued to Richard Petsr worth the asking price nf $34,500. t. Not In development. in six months from this date. LaMonte trading RI Highway Food Eight-room, two-bath older bom* o Dated: July 13th, 1966 Market, State Highway M &eM Jk-vfc 24-HOUR SERVICE STERLING THOMPSON good high ground in Port-au-I'eck, LINCROFT ASSOOIATKS, INC. FLORENCE IRENE RICHARDS C, Leonardo, N. J. AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS Screened porch with beauliful view of REAL ESTATE BROKER 11 TiUrir Road hay and its many activities. Full, dry r Wlidlftown, New Jeriey Objection* If any, ibMlid h« mid* Member of Red Bank 20 Hwy 34 Matawan 566-0404) 96 Highway 35 Midtilstown immediately in writing to ihonu.T. NICE, CLEAN RANCH! basement, two-car detached garage, 671-5333 Sole Executrix Multiple Listing Service RED BANK Riparian rights, reasonable Uxei. Aik- Alston Befkman, Jr. Conrad, Clerk o( MldiletoWa Town- It will b> hard to (ind < mart charming little esttagi than Ideal for Doctor, Dentist or Lawyer. Ing I»r!ce $36,500. IinDMCTOWN -- S12.9O0 — FOUR- 10 Broad Street, P Four bedrooms, two baths. Living room 1BDR0OM CAPE COJ) IN VERY Ked Bank, New Jersey ' 8hop-Rlte of Monipouth, Inc. tin ona in Little) Silver! Living room, fireplace, dining room, RUMSON COLONIAL By Beth Heller, Prei.-Treu. mce tn a while, we arc able to offe with fireplace, dining room, tiled kitch- Lawrsnce J. [OOP CONDITION. CONVENIENT Attorrxy By Beth , iitchan, thru btdroomi, twe tilt bathi, eneleied 20' porch, en; In addition to three professional REA. LARGE KITCHEN WITH July 22, 29, Aug. 5, 12 127.60 Beth BellerBll . PTPres.-Treai.e , Dlt a gracious home In one of Rumson'a rooms for office, three-car garage. SCHILLING ,ENTY OF CABINETS. TERRIFIC B Johanna Court banmtnt, two car gariga, fenced yard, privacy. most desirable areas. Old Farm Vil- Asking $30,000. Tall Mr. Davis. 'ERMS FOR ALL. THE BERG NOTICE West Deal, N. J. • , lage. Desirable because oF Its close- Realtor .GENCY, REALTORS, RT. 35, MID- MONMOIITH CCUJNTT Barbara Beller, Secret*/.?. less to school, buses and shopping. No Willow Dr., and Parker Ave. 'LETOWN. 671-1000. SIJRR(»»ATE'S COURT 5 Johanna Court -,...- nore taxiing Mom. The yard is large CHAS. H. TINDALL LHtle Silver T47-412: Nottrr to Credltori to Freofnt We«t Deal, N. J. ..- ••• • • $25,900 nough for privacy without being a < lalms Acalnnt E»t«le Stockholders ownlnr 10* or ttor* of lurdeii. Center hall. Llvlngroom with Realtor ROBIN HOOD'S PRIZE LOTS AND ACREAGE ESTATE OF IRVING H. PEAK, DE- the capital stock: fireplace. Dining room. Newly, 19 E. Front 8t. Red Bank 741-9030 CEASED modled, eat In kitchen. Large, paneled The charm of Sherwood Forest can b Pursuant to the ordtr of DONALD fleth Beller . • yours If you have enough coin to cDvei ATTENTION BUILDERS! 5 Jolianna Court den. Cool, screened porch. Four bed- FAIR HAVEN $15,500 $3,763 phis S200 legal feet (amount! J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the ooms. 2Vi tiled baths. Study. Base- k Hill. Beautiful wooded lot In tx- County of Monmouth, ihla day mad, Went Deal, N. J. LARGE RUMSON HOME enl. Attached, two-car garage. In topA REAL buy for only J500 down to approximate) Yoti can aa flume U usive area ot lln« homei. Good lo- on the application of the undersigned, July 29, Aug. fi H5.18 mdltion. Asking $49,990. Call now. qualified buyer. Three-bedroom Colo- mortgage and take over this three- ition for the erection yi an exception Barbara W. Peak, Sole Executrix of Thare it an unmual amount of living space in thii comfortably Flnlshed basement. One-car bedroom, l'^-bath split. Let ui show bouse Paved street, curbs, water, you the extras. Asking $23,725. the estate ot the said Irving H Peak, PLANNING BOAK!> large houit with newly dacoratad roomi. 26' living room, dining HALL BROS., Realtors aKP. Very fine neighborhood. THE i, etc. Price $8,800, WALKB.fl * dd notice in hereby given t ItOROrr.H OF RtTMSON MEISTRICH AGENCY, 244 BROAD ALKEK, Realtors Hwy 35 Shrew*- the creditors nf said deceased to pn room, pinalad dan and game room, sun .room, five bedrooms, S13 River Rrt. Fair JUvpn 741-7686 STERLING THOMPSON ry. 741-5212. 24-1.our Service. NilTU F. OP HEARING Member Multiple Listing Service. STREET. RED BANK. 741-5888. MR. sent to the »ald Sole Executrix their PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the (another unfinished), four bathi, carpeting, extras galore: HAROLD A. MEISTRICH AND MR, H. AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS claims under oath within ill raontbj n. SMITH. ID Hwy 34 Matawan S66(14(K1 'ROM ONE IX)T TO 100 ACR.ES — Planning Board of th* Borough of HOLMDEL r commercial »r residential Call [rom ;hls date. Rum son will hold a meeting on August 1 KEAN8R1IRO — Nice summer duplex. IMMACULATE BRICK AN1> FRAME Dated; July 27, 1»H) ' 16th, IWfi at the Borough Hall, Rum- Four building lota, 1 aero plus each, nine-room Colonial on tirautlfu!, nntu ULLANEY F.EALTY. 671-51M. utltul view overlooking valley, Large rooms, hot Water, stall ihoweri. LTOitD^^xTw"wooded coTneTlotT BARBAJIA W. PEAK, son, New Jer^y, at 8:15 P.M. to de- $57,000 ,13 3J0 PHCII. Call for appointment. Good location. 19,600. tree-Bhadcd half acre Int. Four twl 11 Buena Vista Avenue, termine whether or not It will ap- size bedroom a, 1\k baths. Spue ion lly improved. Only J3.WW, KIRWAN Rumaon, New Jeriey. prove a map entitled: "Revised Map •HE MEISTRICH AOENCY. 2«4 Broad 1 EAST KEANSBimc; — Beven-room modern, deluxe hitch en with built-U O., Realtors, Airport Plaza, Hazlet 8ole Executrix of April IMS nf River * Edge at Rum- SI, Red Bank, 7U-5S88. Mr. Harold A. and dishwasher. Separate fnmlly din J4-7100. ; William P. Klrkpatrlck, Eiq. Melitrlch and Mr. H. D. 8mlth. bungalow. Nice siding. 25x100' lot Rt- gon, iltuate In the Borough of Rum- duced to 13,500. Ing room, InrRe, sunny living room 130 *J. River RoM, son. Monmouth County, N. 1., Pre- RUMSON Private, peaceful d»n for mom am RUMSON - I'/a ACRES Rumion, New JerMy, pared for Rurnaon Park Estates, Int., HOUSES FOR SALE CHATEAU REALTY, REAL E8TATE dad. 20' recreation room with slid In Attornety y Owner* anri Snnrilviders, 33» Centen- The spacious rooms aeient the charm of this brand new home, 215 Carr Ave.. K«ar«burg 787-f" is doors for little* pattering feet n beautiful Sheraton lane, July 2299 , AAug. 9, 12, IS $21.52 nial Avenue. Cranfnrd, X. J., Scale owner built with the lavish use el the finest matarials and Basement and attached two-car 1"B100\ Jersey Engineering Co.. Pro- RARITAN rage. Transferred owner unking $33,500. igh, dry, wooded. Most NOTICE fessional Engrn. A Surveyors, Long workmanship available. 30' living room, dining room, large COUNTRY HOME Cozy cap« Cod. Six roomi, largs land Shown by appointment only. ELWOOD tnusual sloping lot. Near MONMOUTH COUNTY Branch, N. J." kitchen, five double bedrooms, 2 '/i baths, screened porch, patio, leaped lot with trees. Asking 115,900. A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, HUBROGATE'ft COURT This property In located on'the east Notice to Creditors tn abundant sterege, oversiie garage: COLTS NECK TOWNSHIP 536 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500 •chools. Principals only, ilde of Water Way and louth side of MIDDLETOWN RANCH Claim* Agalrnt Eit«f* Buttonwood Lane and Is krrown as Owner occupied new ranch set well IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Middle back from road on a tiro-acre Full basement, large 100x100* lot IT00 agents. $17,500. Call ESTATE OP WILLIAM HENRY Block 5ftE, Lots 19, 20, * to 29 and down, |iu monthly. fUOOO. town ranch. Three bedrooma, 1V4 baths KING, DECEASED 32 to 35, ait shown on th* tax map of wooded lot. Large " living' room Full basement. One block from Nav< 42-2070 or 842-1178. sliding glass doors to patio, dining Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. the Borough of Rumnon and conslrtu $75,000 KEANSBURG sink River. Five minutes to Red Ban CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coun- jf approximately 43 acres to be di- room, Ji'dcloin modern kitchen, station. (24,500 Call 671-5483. OLT8 NECK — Waterfront and water ty of Monmouth, this 1: August 3rd, 1966 Two-car garage attached. In nice radiation and garage. 11,000 down to ihaded lot. Prime location. Bacrtflce to the creditors of said deceased to PILLflBURY, BARNACLE A RUSSELL section of Colti Neck Tnwnshlp. room, with Georgia marble fireplace. present to the said Sole Executrix 1 qualified FHA buyer. Dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, quick sale. THE KIRWAN CO., Attorney* for Applicant Very unusual at - a yery attractive EALTORS, 7HT-6600. their claims under oath within ill Aug. B? . . |g.M RUMSON, N. J. price ?<2,.m ASK FOR LISP OTH- EDWIN B. STARK, REALTOR two baths, attached garage, 57' basB' months from this dale. 30 RIDGJOSEPE RD. HREALTOR GS. McCUE ment. Install your own bowling alley. 1003 Hwy. 33, Union Beach SEW MONMOUTH — Half acre. Full Dated: luly 2iit, 1M6 ER GOOD BUYS. All plaster walls, solid construction. 264-0333 .mprovemenla. Commuting area. Call ELEANOR K. STEWART NOTICE , Many other custom features. Dealrablt 171-0828. 842-0444 UNCROFT — Eight-room split, high and dry 100x175 lot. Well land' 80 Pox Hill Drive rOVNTV OF M0.NT40CTH LAMSON, Inc. baths, two-car garage. Large corner scaped.. Including eight fruit treei. Lo- Little Silver, New Jersey STATE OF NEW JERSEY Mtmbar Multiplt Listing. Realtor — H W. Main It lot. Washer, dryer, air conditioner, cated In the desirable Portaupeck COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Sole Executrix Notice Is hereby given that sealeH - 46IOMO Freehold. N. J. wall-to-wall carpeting. St. Leo's parish. section. Exceptional value at or.'ly $27, Abramoff, Apy k O'Hern bids will be received by thi Board Good commuting. 4% per cent O.I. 990. Shown by appointment. Principal! 166 Broad Street of Chosen Freeholders of the County mortgage 121,600. Owner. Call 462-SU1. only. Call 755-1620. -IIDDLETOWN TWP. — Commercial Red Bank. New Jersey of Monmouth, N. J., at Its place of -roperty along Hwy. U or 36. from Attorneys meeting In the Hall of Records. Main 75' to 40 acre*. MULLANIY REAL- S500 ASSUMES ALL — Save Real E July 29, Aug. S, 12, IB $28.52 SStreetI , Freehold, N. J.. on- August 14, section, freshly painted, white, modern 'Y 671-5X5L IMS ut 2:00 O'clock, P. M. Prevail- tate Commission. Three bedrooms. Haz- NOTICE three-bedroom, ranch. Bath. Large llv- let ranch, nice area. Large fenced I ing Time and then publicly opesed MAKE YOUR HOME AT ... IriK-iilnlr.fc room. Picture window and MONMOUTH COUNTY tnrl read 1mmedlatHv thereafter, fir:- yard. Large detached garage,. Availabli SURROGATE'S COURT fireplace. Compact kitchen. Pine pan- Sept, 1st. Call 284-8175. REAL ESTATE WANTED THE IMPROVEMENT OF•-VARI- pled recreation room. Full, dry base- Notice U Creditors to Present OUS COUNTY R0AD« BT OVER- Claim* Araliut Estate ment. Two-car Karate. View and ac- RUMSON — Lovely horn*.. Four bed HELP — ACTION! LAY MATERIAL. ' - cess to river. J27.OOO. JOHN L. MIN-rooms, two tiled baths, living room, ESTATE Or JULIAN STERLING, Specifications, form of-' bid. contract ELP us; our 12 salespeople need DECEASED UGH AGENCY. Realtor, 35 Rumaon formal dining room, nice ceramic tiled listing on your home. and bond for tht proposed work, pre- Rd., numson. Dial 842-3500. kitchen, full basement with recreatfor Pursuunt to the order of DONALD J. pared by H. Le"roy Martin, Monmouth LCTION la our motto—professional Mr- CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of the Coun- HERITAGE HILLS room and laundry area. Two-car o ices are Just a phone call away. County Engineer, have been filed' In CLIFFWOOD BEACH — Knollcroft. six ty or Monmouth, this day made, on he office of Charles I. Smith, Mon- sized garage. Low taxes and fuel costs Trade-lni—Exchanges room ranch, three hedrnoms. 1H bath*, All In top condition Price *27,9OO. M the application of the undersigned, Ger- mouth County Road Supervisor In the Kas heat. Can assume mortgaii;H. values like this sell fast. AGENCY, REALTORS, 3208 RT. 3! Notice to Creditors lo P reseat $30,000 Wt have available many 4'/i% to St., Shrewsbury. 741-2525. and he delivered at the biaea' and on HAZLET. 264-8200. r Claims Against Estate ;he hour above named.^Tfte' standard 5'/4% mortgages which can bt taken RESPONSIBLE FAMILY MAN - Will ESTATE OF ELSIE NICHOLSON proposal forma will be tyriUsned upon over with mode rote down payment. PREVENT PURCHASING POWE take over your mortgage payments. LOUNSBL'RY, DECEASED LOSS — Buy a house. Immaculat application to the County 3u>ad Super- Call today to SM tht horn* of your Send name, phone number and details Pursuant to the order of DONALD visor. . ;•••* choict. modernized Colonial in desirable- are, a "B.B.", Box 520, Red Bank, J. CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate ot the of Red Bank. Three -bedrooms, mod County of Monmouth, this day made, The right It reserved to reject any VA-FHA-CONVENTIONAL em bath. Large living; room. Separati *EAL ESTATE WANTED — We have on the application or the undersigned, _.- all Mds It deemed to'ttte fotemt FIVE AUTHENTIC COLONIAL DESIGN MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM family dining room. 10x15 or* yeai ready buyers (or homes from New of tht County of MonmouUi so to do. MONIES AVAILABLE hi Monmouth County National Built, old kitchen with bullt-inr. Enc" Shrewsbury thru Rum son, from 110,000 Bole Executor of the estate of the By order of the Soard of Chosen All ads apply to qualified buytn porch, Full baiement. Attached jca to 1100,000. For expert, courteous ser- said Elsie Nicholson Lounsbury de- Freeholders of the County of Mon- rage. Can't be matched (or $21,1500 vice, let us help you tn deciding to ceased, notice Is hereby given to the mouth ' ' Located in historic Middlatown Shown by appointment only, JCLWOOC sell your home or property. creditors of said deceased to present JOSEPH C. IRWIN, Director Township .. * tht tiomti at Hiritagt A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Retltoi to the jaid Sole Executor their claim* WILLIAM L. ULRIOH, Clerk 555 Prospect Ave., Little Sliver. 741 ADAMS AGENCY under oath within six months (rom AUf. 8 111.03 Hills art nMtl»d among tht rolling 4500. Realtor •Insuror this date. : Howard Are. New Shrewsbury Dated: July 26th, 1986 hills and »urround»d by trtti. 3, 4 YOUR EYES WILL LIGHT UP —Wh«i '41-5008 open 7 days. HOT1CE you iee this gracious eight-room Coir THE MONMOUTH COUNTY COUNTV OF MONMOUTH : •nd 5 btdroomi. Sat thorn this nlal In desirable Rumion area. B NATIONAL BANK STATE OF NEW JERSEY yf>nrs old. Center hall design with fou LEGAL NOTIC By: ROGEB J. riTZfllMMONS, Notice Is hereby riven thit staled WMlcand. URTINf Trust Officer bids will b« received by the Bo«rd bedrooms, 2% baths, natural fruitwoo pnnelert "den. Marvelous fully equlppe NOTICE 30-1 Broad Street of Chosen Freeholders of tht County kitchen and breakfast room. 24* screene MONMOUTH COUNTY Red Bank, New Jersey of Monmouth, N. J., for the Piping porch. Manlcur&d lawn with lovel SURROGATE'S COURT Sole Executor of Ditch Across Recreation Area In . . . Haritaga Hills is locatad on THOMPSON AVE. AND HWY, 36 Messrs. Crowell A Growell . the Borough of Little Silver, and LEONARDO trees and shrubbery. Approximately on Notice to Creditors lo Present 'Kings Highway East, ona-hilf milt half RCie. Two-car garage. Thii Is Claims Agalast Estate 14 .Mechanic Street opened and read In public la the Hall 291-1800 spacious home, yet easy to care ft ESTATE OF WILLIAM HENRY Red Bank, New Jersey of Records, Main Street,. Freehold. from Mlddlatown Bank and Poit Member: Northern Monmouttt Offered at J45,000. ELWOOD A. AR THIEME, DECEASED. Attorneys N. J., nn Tuesday Auf. la\ 1MI at July aa, Am. 5, ia. 10 «a.2o 3:00 o'clock, p.m.. Prevailing Time. OHict. Multiple Listing Service STRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 656 Pi Pursuant to the order of DONALD pect Avr,. Little Silver. 741-4500. . CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the NOTICE Plans, specification* and form of bid, County of Monmouth, this day made, STATE OF NEW JERSEY contract and bond for tb« proposed HUNTERDON COUNTY — Elght-rooi or; the application of the undersigned, DEPARTMENT OF 8TATE. worh, prepared by H. Leroy Martin, EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT home on 4'4 acre wooded hill. 300 Ram ana M. Thleme, Sole Executrix o CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION Monmouth County Engineer, have been frontage on county road, Beautl the estate of the said William Henry To all to whom these presents nay riled In the office of said Engineer In view across valley. Crescent drivi Thieme, deceased, notice Is hereby giv- come, Greeting: the Hull of Records aforementioned en to the creditors of said deceased and may he Impeded by prospective MULLANEY REALTY Landscaped with native stone for nat1 u WHEREAS, it appears to my satis- beauty and minimum upkeep. Be to present to the said Sole Executrix faction, by duly authenticated record hlrldem during business hours. Bidders COLTS NECK year old house has four bedroom*, 2 their claims under oath within six of the proceedings for the voluntary will be furnished with a copy of the 671-5151 baths, large kitchen with pantry. Spat months from this date. dissolution thereof by the unanimous ptam and ipeclflmtiens by' the En- ous paneled family room with flreplac Dated: July 8th, lMt consent of all the stockholders, de- gineer upon proper notice and pay- downstairs opens to side yard and rocl RAMONA M. THIEME ment of a fee of Five ($fl,00) Dol- MODEL OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK — f A.M. TO i P.M. Bi thi frit «0 vi.it WOOD HILL poited In my office, thai P. A B. garden. 10x14 ncreenett breezewi « Brentwood Itoad BUILDING. INC. a corporation of this lars, payable to the Monmouth Coun- in HISTORIC COLTS NECK ... Baaeboarti hot water heat. 2c*r i Holmdel, New Jeriey State, whose principal office Is situated ty Treasurer. rage. Exceptional condition. Price Sole Executrix at No. to Broad Street, In the Borough Bids must be made on standard Fttturing 4-badroem coloniali, ow Ws. By appointment only. C Messrs. Reusftllle, Corowell, of Red Bank County of Monmouth proposal forms In the manner deslz- 5-badroom ranchti en eviniitd iwner 832-38)3. Mausnei, Carotenuto * UcGann Btate ol New Jersey (Samuel Caro- niilerl therHn an-d' require' d• b• y th" e 34 Broad Street tenuto being the agent therein and tn A peel Mention*: must be encloied In weodid oni-icr* left. W» will Red Bank, New Jeney charge thereof, upon whom process sealed envelope: hearing the name HOUSES FOR SALE Attorneys may b# served), has compiled with ind address of the bidder and the cuitom build fe your iptciflei- July 15, 22, 29, Aug 8 $2B.4< the requirements of Title H, Corpor- name of the work on the outside; ad- dressed to the Board ot-Chosen Free- Mom. NOTICE ations General, of Revised Statutes of KTATE OF NEW JERSEY New Jernfy. preliminary to the Issuing holders of the County of :Monmouth PICK THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE, of this Certificate of Dissolution. *nrl mint be accompanied by a bohS- CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION NOW THEREFORE, I the Secre- injr, certificate and a certified check DIRECTIONS: Going norlti on Rl. RIGHT HOME To alll too whwhoom these presents may tary of State of the Btate of New drawn to the order of the. Monraruth Jersey, Do Hereby Certify that the* County Treasurer for not leas than U, turn Itft ot Colts NKk llgM come,: Greeting: Ten Per Cent ilf)%) tif the amount WHEREASHEREAS. ILIL app^arfl tn my nstln laid corporation did, nn the 20th dny (PM. 537), UN ogoin on Hominy THROUGH ll b dl hul and he delivered at-the place and racllon. by duly authenticatetdd record of July. tfWfl, file my in Ihe hour ahovp named. The stan- Hill Rd., to lob silt. Follow nd, of the proceedings for the voluntary duly executed and alteited conient in dissolution thereof by the unanimous writing 10 the dissolution or nald cor- dard proposal forms will be furnished whlti end blui WOOD HILL slant. poration, expeuted by all the stock- n application to the County En- con«nt of all thn stockholders de- p, expeuted b glnerr. posited In my office, that A. J. PIC- holders thereofthef , wiilclilli M nent and Modtli itifftd COLA BUILDERS. INC. a corporation tIhh e recordd off thhe proceedings afore, The rlcht la reserved to reject any REALTOR of this State, whose prlr/clpal office said are now on file hi my s*id of- or nil bids If deemed t" the Interest Is situated at No. 3* Brnarl Street, In fice as provided by Iftw. of the County of Monmouth w to" do the Borough o( Red Rank County of IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. By order of the Bosrd of Chbten from MORE LISTINGS SHOWN Monmouth Rtnte of Nrw Jersey (Sam- 1 have hereto gft my hand and FrePhoHers of the County of Mon- uel Curolenuto being th« agent therein affixed my official ural at Tren- moutmouthh. MORE LISTINGS SOLD "nit in charge thereof, upon whom seal ton, thh 2ftlh day of July A.D. JOSEPH C, IRWIN. Director WILLIAM L. ULRICH, Clerk $ one thousand nine hur/dred and piled with requirements of Title Hxly-Rijt. 5 14, Horrioran General, of Revised ROBERT J. RURKHARPT A CHARMING RANCH HOUSE 33,900 Statutes or Ncvi Jersey, preliminary tn Sect-etary or State. the lmmlni of thii Certlfleatt o[ Dl«- July 22, 29, Aug. 5 KJ3.I1 NOTICr fn • wttinj of bsautilul trail, with ] bidrsomt, stunning NOTICE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH NOW THKHEFOnK, I. Ih. SecrHary MONMOUTII COUNTY STATE OF NEW JERSEY : • antiqua birch panalad family room, Imrrndiata occupancy. or Bint* 'it tht Slate nr New Jency NURROttATK'H COURT Nttlce In hereby fivfn thit sealed RANKL & WEBER Do llerthy Ortlly Ilial the laid r>r- c Noll re lo Creditor* to Present hlds will b* received hy -the. Board $21,500. l»>rall,,r dlil, on tin Mllh day of July, (lnimi AsaliMt KnUie of Chosen Freeholders of thl County REALTY CO. 1IW6 lilt In my ofrir, a duly exf- Thru Tha Red Bank Area ESTATE OF LELA B. HAOUE DE- of Monmouth for Ihe (Reconstruction cuttil ami alttitm ton.tnl In wrltlnl CEASED. of BrMK* No. IMS on Beeri Street Rt. 34 Matowan, N. J. to (hr rilMnliilkin ot nalil cnri.nmtlon, • unnt to the order 1 MobinK«nn Orook. Holrrtdel Town- Multiple Listing Service <-»nitrf the ilp, Monmouth County,'.';N. \3., ani EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE RUMSON, IMMACULATE 566 -3311 "aid cnnitpnt anil th« rti of Monmoulti, this day mad* ope UP* I nmi rrnit In public .lit the Hall See Paga 235 in tht thtltp procetrllnKproretrilnRii sfortflfllft ait on Ihe applicatio••—"-n- of• Ih•' n unilerslgned, of Rn-onlB. Main Blfeet/'YfeehofrJ' Alnsworth J. Hague 3rd, n. J.. nn Tiie-day AUK. lfl. 19M at RANCH SPLIT LEVEL Yellow Pages. by Role Kxecu- of the estate nf (lie H 2:(K) n'niork, p.m.. Prfvalllni Time. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. Hague, ilereanecl. notice Is hereby glv rinni sperlflctiUnn* and form'of bid. In •xeallant condition. Vary with 5 btdroomi, 4 bathi, tp<- 1 linvt litrH'i !

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• RED IANK • MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP 2—Film Paths ol Glory- Klrk Dougloi -1 hr, K mln. • MONMOUTH REGIONAL • CHRISTIAN MOTHERS 1 M 7—Film Fear— • RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN • RED IANK CATHOLIC norld Btrgmon i hr., 4a mln. --•—i 1:11 • SHORE REGIONAL 2~News AT THE DRIVE-IN THEATRES... Optn 7—Start Dink • i 2-Fllm-Polmy Days— GIANT FREE KIDDII PLAYGROUNDS KM TORTHn INFORMATION tkU. T4MT4t Corlotte Greenwood-1 hr., M mln. OR WKITI IOX 147. SHRIWSIURY CHILDREN UNDER 12 (In Con) FREI $10.00 PER YEAR 1—Rli»-Unfaithfully Ydurv- Rex Harrison—1 hr., U mln. .W-friiry, Augurt S, 19M THE DAILY REGISTER I—I Urn Luey-ConnoV 4-Ey* Outu-<««me—tolor 5—*«tw Guiro—tnysury At the Movies •—film—The Yellow Oak Man— Ked Skelton-« mm. RED BANK JaEANCTOtO TV Programs U-Peaple In Cenfllct CARLTON- CrVRNO »• 7:M - KM (1) Th* Wild Wild Wett (Repeat). A flamboy- Ruiilani ir. Comlni 3:10; 1:10; 1:58. ttTNt . - Nivtd* amUh J06; 4:30; 7-MMI-BIII Owl SAT. — RRussianl s AAr e CtComtaja T lrU113!; <:S0< : •:»•». Fete Helm ant, gaudy affair featuring tiny Dr. Loveless comes off in fine 3:20; 8:30; 7:« »:W. 4_Thi Sotnt-Wyittry 4—Hn%—Voiwcvr-iolor KEYPORT RED BANK — John D. Bolduc, 7—Local New—Scott Vincent style. Loveless and his giant servant, Voltaire, use little toys SUN. — Russian! Are Coming 2:13; U CM: 7:00: »:20. STJUND- executive vice preiident of the I1_€ncount»r-1«ello.lor. J-McCort-Comw/ loaded with explosives to blow up enemies and cause havoc FRI 4 SAT. — U. Robin Cruicu PsullM 11 U LONG BRANCH Community Chamber' of Com- »:» 4—Conctntra Hon~Game) generally. The plot isn't important, but the characters, are !:90: 7:00: t:4>: Run Apptloou 2-Wfl My Lint? 7—Fllm—Oueen ot the Nile— 5—Topptr—CoTHToy BARONET- ? 00: 8:35 merce, yesterday was named Jeoime Croln-1 h£ 55 mln. 11—Film—Nyaki and lh« TlgtrrMn— fun and the production first-rate. Michael Dunn again plays SUN, - Nevada Smith 2:00; 4:20: 11—Stap TlHi' wov—Dotict Kol Aldrldgl . Lt. 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S-30; 7:40: »:5fl\ • • AMBOYS DRIVE-1N- 4—Sports—Artel Allpn— Color 7_FHm-Voodoo Woman- <> 9—Memory Lar,e— Joe FronHln Kathleen Freeman, as the widow, and Werner Klemperer, as SUN. -• Assault on a Queen 2:30; FRI. * SAT. — Cartoon 8:iS; A»Jaul' rector of parks and recreation, ll'.N Morio Engllsll—W mln. 11—Carol CorteW—Color Klink, win all the honors here. (Color). 5:15; 7:25; 0:41. on a Queen 9:03; 1:02; Lady in t was named secretary-treasurer. 1—Film—Sign of the Popjon— i:a FARMINGDALE Cage 11:19. Jack Pakmce—1 hr.. SO mln. 4— Open Mlro—Diic""ion 8:30-9:31) (4) - Sing Along With Mitch. (Repeat). Home- BUN. — Cartoons 8:45; Assault on »:lt bodies who enjoy such oldtime standards as "Tell Me, Pretty SHORE DRIVE-1N- Queen 9:03; 12:57; Lady In a C«g Assault on a queen 2:20: 7:20; 9:25. 2_Film-Sophle Lona COM Weit- Miami Club FE1.. SAT. A 8UN. — KuBBlans Are 11: IS. SAT. & SUN. — Assiult W«d. Two lands Co.rli.wii family hijinks. She's grand trying to convince the family MAYFAIR- 1:10 t» 12 Mark Hllbura and .:» she's not ready for the shawl and slippers bit as yet. it, Miieha. All aati olo«t or 1—Summer Semester Torn curlaln 2;2ll: 7:30; 10.00. 4-B'wong Don—OilMren 8:30 to conclusion (11)—Baseball. The New York Yankees BAT. - Torn Curtain 2:00; 4:10: CMSJU. Den't Miu Tkii Nlfkt 6:15; 8:45; 11:10. 7—Prelect Know—Fducotlon vs. the Cleveland Indians in a double-header, picked up in BUN. - Torn Curtain 2:30; 5;W; •f hi. 7:M FREEHOLD* 7:30; 10:00. I-News— Ralon P«"*> progress, from Cleveland's Municipal Stadium. 4—Todoy—Color »=» 8:30-10 (13) — "Dear Liar." (Repeat). Delightful, irrever- NEPTUNE CITY 7—Gale Storm—ComMy ent and absorbing adaptation of tiie lifelong correspondence NEPTUNE CITY- OPENS AUGUST 8th Assault on a Queen 2:25; 7:40; fl:55 2-Neirt between George Bernard Shaw and actress Mrs. Patrick BAT. — Assault on a Oueen 2:10 "So? 7—Cortoons-OllWrr-n—Color 4:05; 6:05; 11:2(1; 10:40. 7:55 Campbell, sheds considerable light on their mutually electric 8tW. •- Assault on a Queen 2.W lus*>: N.Y.C.: Port Authority, Consolidated! Newark: Public Servlt*. DOPPELT'S 2-NewJ—Rolpfi Pen'o personalities and careers. 3:5J: 5:55; 7:53; 9:55. By Car: Turnpike Exit 11, Garden State Parkway Exit 123, to Rt 9. I:N 3—Captain Kangaroo 9-10 (7) — Sports Special. "The Gold Ring." World Driving BRADLEY BEACH HOFBRAUHAUS Champion Jim Clark narrates this detailed account of the PALACE- 5—News Bnrn Frpe 2:10; 7:10: 9:15. 7—Little Rascals—Comedy exhaustive final week of preparation involved in setting a SAT. — Shop on Main St. 2:00: 7:d5: • FEATURING * 11—Biography—Documentory record-breaking victory in last year's Grand Prix Race of 9:21). SVU. Shop on llaln St. 2;30: 4:50; Oaraian-Aiiwricaa CiiUiM j—King And Odle-^nrtooni Germany. larariaa Mmlc Nlfily 10-11 (2)-"A While House Wedding." President Johnson's 7:00; S:15. SHEEHANS J-!Vm>Js The Menoct BEUVIAR and Sisday .fttmaa 4—News—Bob Wilson—color daughter Luci's wedding takes place tomorrow morning, of DwKliq Friday a»d Satmfoy 5—Sandy Becker— Children course, but CBS gives you a glimpse of the extensive prepara- FLY-IN DRIVE-IN— 7—Girl Tolk-Ponel Cartoons 8:30; Born Frea>:00: 12:SS: DUBLIN HOUSE Lndmn 12-2 • DIRMTS U-jKk Lo Lonne—Color tions for the event in tonight's hour-long special, including Bedfotd Inddent 10:45. BAT. t SUN. — Born Fret 1:30; t:«5 interviews with friends of Pat Nugent, Luci Johnson's bride- tooq—t Faellitkf 4-Blrfhday Hww-Chlidren 12:00; Bedford Incident 10:15. CARR AVE., KEANSBURG »:H groom. In addition, correspondent Harry Reasoner will dis- RIVOLI- SCENIC DRIVE 0—Form Report cuss White House weddings of the past, the last of which was FRI. * 8AT. — alasi Bottom Boat 2:20: 7:20: 9:35. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS the marriage of President Woodrow Wilson's daughter, Elinor, BUN. — Born Free 2:20: 4.20; • 20; presents two bands e-News And Weaker back in 1914. (Color). 8:10; 10:00. t:J» MANASQUAN This Friday, Saturday and Sunday 1— Leave II To Beaver 10-11 (4) - The Man From U.N.C.L.E. "The Virtue Af- 5-Yoga For Health fair." (Repeat). Those rapscallion "Rover Boys" from ALGONQUIN- 2)1-0224 7—Film—Turn of the Tide- Betty Lambert FRI. * BAT. — Born Free 5!30; T:»; fabulous HUGHIE GARRITY CLOUD TUESDAYS John Gorrlck—90 mln. UNCLE have a very important assignment to carry out — 9*25 •—Living Language they have to abort a virtue-crazed madman's attempt to fire and his HOLLYWOOD PLAYBOYS |H-Scarlett Hill—Serial KEANSBURG - Betty Lam BUN. — Glaaa Bottom* Boat 2:30; 4:55; bert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a missile into France's choice wine country and destroy the 7:10; J:20. Arthur Trigg of Shore Haven vineyards for decades to come. Naturally, Illya and Solo's BRIELLE Trailer Park, Hazlet, is appear- efforts are thwarted by such minor inconveniences as the BRIELLE DRIVE-IN- THE SENSATIONAL •••••••••••••••••••••• FRI. * SAT. — Frankle ft Jonnny * ing at the Miami Club, here, witi guillotine and archers who stalk humans, but our two super 8:40; 12:10: Boy Did I Get a Wnms Ray King Saturday and Sunday agents emerge victorious, as always. (Color). Number 10:30. ALPINE MANOR * SUN. — Nevada Smith I:3J: I2;45; "BELMONTS" afternoons. 10-to conclusion (7) — "College All-Star Game." Foot- Madame X 11:00. HWY. 36 * ball fans are treated to full network coverage of the annual POINT PLEASANT HIGHLANDS Miss Lambert, a singer and * drummer, also appears Sunday College All-Star Game between the top flight champions of ARNOLD- FRI. t SAT. — Olan Bottom Bo»\ 872-1773 * nights with The Country Capers the National Football League, the Green Bay Packers, and the best college players of the 1965 season, from Soldiers SUN. — Born Frea 3:00: 1:95; 5:50 MANATEE INTUTAINMINT * at Mel's Lounge, Rt. 35, Mor- ' ' BR1CKTOWN gan. The group features country Field in Chicago. Farmer Notre Dame stars Terry Brennsn HITILY * LAURELTON and western music, as well a and Johnny Lujack join Chris Schenkel for the pjay-by-ptay "> *• GENTLEMEN * report. DRIVE-»N- NORTH popular and rock-and-roll num FM SAT. * BUN. — OlaM Bottom Fri. and Sat. Nights * bers. "* 11:30-1 (4) — Tonight Show. Sammy Davis, Jr., concludes Boat S:3J; «:40; Whera th« Spier SEA MIGHT, N. J. his pinchhitting round as host for vacationing Johnny Car- An 10:43. 747-1672 "Aluays Gracious Dining" * Last year, the Hazlet girl toured son with Gwen Verdon, star of Broadway's musical "Sweet USO camps with Lloyd Arnold's North of Red Bank Charity," and comedian George Kirby among his scheduled Rockin" Drifters. The tour was guests. (Color). slated for Canada, Iceland, HIGHLANDS Greenland and England. MARINE- She has returned from a Cana- Bambl 1:00: 10:11; Bye, Bye Blrdli BAT - Bambl 3:50; 7:00; 10:15 dian tour with the Country Cap- Bye, Bye Birdie 2:00; «:20. BANQUETS ers arranged by Smokey War- SUN. — Delicate Delinquent 3:40 ren, her manager and agent. Bridge Advice 7:00; 10:20: Flrat Men on Moon 2:00 FOR ALL OCCASIONS PHONE 741-8344 MIDDLETOWN TOWN- By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Glasi Bottom Bolt 2:10; 7:30: »:(5. the CobbleStones According to the latest statis- SAT ft SUN, — alias Bottom Boal tics, a bridge player makes s 2:00; 3:35V 5:50: T:50; »:45. The Hand HAZLET < Restaurant disastrous mistake every 15 sec Are''.Given No. 2999 Auf. 5, 1966 onds. With your luck, that play- LOEWS DRIVE-IN- Highway 35 Middletoun FBJ, BAT. * SUN. — Cartoon 1:55; er will be your partner. Strange- South dealer Born Free »:«; M:M: Breakfast - On Our E For Students ly enough, some of the wont dis- North-Soulh vulnerable Tiffany's 10:45. asters take place when a player NORTH PLAZA— Large Selection NEPTUNE — The Yates Chil- * QJ1096 Russian! Are Coraini 1:20: 7:35: 1:50 dren's Theater, East Orange, re- thinks he is following the "rules' OPtH V 102 SAT ft SUN. — Rnfslani Are Comlni of SURFBOARDS cently presented three plays for for good play. 2:50: 5:15; 1:40; 10:05. ALL the students enrolled in Project South took his three aces and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS UP TO $15.00 VIA» Plus here. led a trump to, dummy's ten. He EAST . - ATLANTIC-- AK1753 FRI. ft BAT. — My Fair.Lady 5:00 OFF en Most Beards RESTAURANT fr NAUTICAL LOUNGE Project Plus (Planned Learn then led the queen of spades from dummy for a ruffing fi ?76J BUN. — My Fair l*dy ;.2:M; DINING O/REC7ZY OYfJt THf WATM ii« Under Supervision) is a four- O QJ94 O KSf »:80. ' :, .' ' '• .• . phase education program under- Km 984 COME IN AND SEE taken by the Neptune Township "Cover an honor with an hon- • * Board of Education with an or," East muttered as he played OUR NEW HOBIES $87,603 federal grant under Title the king of spades. AKQT9B Hunter McK**, Rumson I of the 1965 Elementary and South delightedly ruffed the AlOil Q11& of Hie Manatee North Hobie Altar in Ptnen Secondary Education Act, king of spades, drew the las 8o*tk West No* Eat AUGUST 22-23 During the school year, the trump, and got to dummy with riu 24 Pus Competition Team FRESH SEAFOOD - CHOICE STUKS project included a remedial pro- a club to discard three losers on 3 O 3 $ Pass SAT.. AIM. a - l:H tVll:» P.M. gram for youngsters in first the rest of the good spades. Pus 6 rVr M through sixth grades and a tu- Game, slam and rubber were Opening leid -«« BUOCOWEN! torial program and study center very satisfactory to North and AND THIBUCKIROOt ~EVE( AT THE MIDGE" HIGHLANDI (72-IMS for pupils in grades one through South. club trick to collect an addition- COUHTRY-WISTERM SHOW 12. The summer program now in Didn't Know al hundred points. Tltktli: U.M, MN, Sl.M DANCING progress is the fourth phase of East didn't know the full rule DAILY QUESTION the project. 1«T. EVE.> AUO. 1>—7:M t •;« Cover an honor with an honor Partner opens with two hearts 1 RESTAURANT only if this will get up a trick (forcing to game), and the next THE LOVIN Every for you or for your partner. player passes. You hold: Spades and PIZZERIA Bar License In this case South had gone to -Q J 10 9 6. Hearts-10 2. Dia- SPOONFUL the trouble of cashing the to monds-7 5. Clubs-A 6 5 3. What Fri,, Sat. and Sun. Nites of spades before leading th do you say? PLUS OTHIR STAR ATTRACTION! RIVER Rd. (next to Firehouse) FAIR HAVEN Is Suspended queen of spades from dummy. TICK1TS: MM. 1H. l-» featuring Answer: Bid two notrump. The SERVING ITALIAN CUISINE KEANSBURG - Borough Coun- Obviously South was .out ol hand is not quite worth a posi- cil yesterday announced a 15-day spades and East could not pos- and the most delicious Pina around tive response, lt would be cor- 1AT. EVI.. AUO. 1*-I:M * Ml suspension of the liquor license sibly set up a defensive trick by PAUL REVERE TRY OUR CHICKEN CACCIATORI DINNERS of Kay and Ted's Tavern, 304 covering with the king. rect to bid two spades if the queen of spades were changed to and THE RAIDERS SAL 6ERT0L0 TRIO Main St. East should play a low spade, the king or if you had three PLUS OTHER JTAR ATTRACTIONS WE HAVE SUBS ! allowing South to discard a dia •SAL BERTOLO at the PIANO The decision was reached aftei hearts and one diamond instead TICKKTS: U.M, 4.M, ).N mond. Declarer continues wit HOMEMADE ICE CREAM and SHERBETS a Tuesday night hearing on \ of a doubleton in each red suit. • ALEXANDER "The Great" on DRUMS charge beer was sold by the tav dummy's jack of spades, am Call f*r D.IWtry or Tokt-Om Ordtrt—747-M70 East plays low again. Soutl To order A Pocket Guide to SAT., AUO. V-tM , »:W P.M. ern to a minor. The owner • RICHARD "The Lion Hearted on BASS Atf CMtflriMtd Dining Room Op«» Daily 11 a.m. >• 1 1.111. pleaded non vult, thus gaining throws another diamond, am Bridge send 50 cents to Red five-day reduction from a 20-da; West comes to the rescue b> Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand JIHUYDi&H suspension. ruffing. Central Station, New York, N. Y. TilTH OTHER ATTRACTIONS Dinners and a la Carte Menu TICKETS: 1S.H. 4.M, 1.M The tavern will close Sept. 6 a West leads a diamond to th 10017. It covers bidding conven- 2 a.m. and reopen Sept. 21, king, defeating the contract, am tions, point count, etc. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Don't Everyone a.m. the defenders eventually get e SUN., SEPT. «-7:M * »:

Door At The Church Tldutt ot Bo* QHIa Pit i-tkt AMorttn't Ricard Ihw. Ro4 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - •ant. SomMWi, mmwny WHARF AVE. RED BANK Four Korean children, supported HMIU, Eonnt.wn. Moll Ordin CHINESE RESTAURANT to cwinnnen Hon. Atbury Same Time in their homeland by individual Park, N. J. Encku stamp*. Under New Management 8 WALLACE ST., RED BANK — 741 -832? Americans, will present a musi- Mlf ocMrtutd anvtlOfM. cal program at the Central Bap- You're liable to b» trampled by tha crowd, rushing tist Church Wednesday at 8 p.m. to the Lincroft Inn to enjoy a dolicious luncheon or Special Priest on Our Eiollc — Dtlux* The quartet is on tour of Com- dinner and ona of our fantastic homesizod coclctaili. passion, Inc., an organization cre- Why don't you come in toon and avoid tha crowd. ated to help Korean orphans THIS WEEK AT through individual sponsorship in HOUSE the United States. FAMOUS The children will be accom- SPECIALITY panied by Rev. Yong Keun Lim, IE TEENDEZVOUS FAMILY a Korean pastor, and James E. Surprise Dishes Johnson, field representative for SAT.. AUG. 6 Itnccoft DINNER Arranged By Compassion, Inc. THE "CHLAN" The organization was founded WITH "ROCKIN RUSS" HOWARD during the Korean conflict by the late Rev. Everelt F. Swsnson, You'll be Mtiifled witn our real Oriental who left his pastorale in Chicago SUN., AUG. 7 Cooking. WHY BOTHER GOING TO CHINA TOWN lo help children abandoned in the BAND AUDITIONS war. Uf\IIDC. D*ILY M. TO 10 P.M^-fM. t SAT. The organization provides each MON., AUG. 8 nUUK3. TILL 11 r\M.—SUN. 11 NOON-10 r\M. child with complete care for $10 MOVIE NITE NEWMA1V SPMNG.S HOAD LINCHOFT a month sent in by an American STARTS * P.M. sponsor. At present, 20,000 or- Op*n7D«y« 711-8170 CHEN LEE GAI KEW phans are supported by the pro- CUM Of ENS 8:30 P.M. CLOSES 12:30 A.M. gram. HANUTS CHARLES M. SCBVLX THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, Augutt 5, 1966- OUPrbtUonDUplay At UttU SU**r Ubrary LITTLE SILVER - A group and of the beach at Long Branch Neighborhoibd Council Elects Jalen Martino of prints of the New Jentyjin the u well M some sailing scenes. KEYPORT — Jalen Martino task fort* meeting of the Key- shore, on loan from O'Connor was elected chairman of the Key-port Service Canter. Antiques, Church St., is on dis- The oldest Is an English aqua- mm TO SM& play this month in the Little Sil- tint (dated 1814) depicting a man- port Neighborhood Council at a Officers will be installed at the reorganizations! meeting in St. ver Public Library. of-war off Sandy Hook, entitled is: council's meeting Monday, Aug. "The High Land ol Never-slnk Mary's Episcopal Church annex, 15. Wood engravings were made Front St. from the artist's sketches of the and Sandy Hook Light House." This print will be familiar to Others elected are Raul Jime- Bob Rosburg, who shot a 301 actual scene, and the prints were nez, vice chairman; Palmy Pior- reproduced in periodicals of the readers of George Moss' "Nau- in the 1965 U.S. Open, improved kowski, secretary; Mrs. Ruth 19th century. voo to the Hook," as the same Wright, librarian. and James that score by one stroke in the Included are some scenes of scene is shown on the cover of Lausen, representative to the 1966 event in San Francisco. old Monmouth Park race track the book. ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE VERUSEOT'CALUME rfSAMA7lN'WHAf\ SWEET'EART-NOW. % i ,\ YERCAM COWITHA 1 - MIC -T FOURrNCH BAM6A6E J VEBDONir CAULME <

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•fOV AND sreptmf , August §.1966 JBR,JAILY REGISTEK •t ;•$•;'• ; *•"•• *"• r" »"' DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS «. Boy* name 26. Iron: l.Bow 7. Piece of eym. 3 B. Fondle* baked day 27.Le.bt- ana uaa.SHS 9. Thick cord 8. Vapors «m nan 4-1 aaaa:* 10. Send forth, 1S.GW« SJ.Doraei- WI'AS aaaa COMPANY u raya nickname tic HH3aguana ua 11. Ovate 15. Almond or 39. Recto: csacy HBO HHU HO IANX 12. Vex pecan abbr. 17. Like 30. Ca- •asa.-131.03a 0 saunQSQiad 13. run 80. Drone dene* aaaa saua 14. Not dirty 2L Philippine 3Ltrn n b tion VA VA VA DRIVING 85. Ley 19 n 24 Double Knit Wools S8. Fights % 41. Irish IS SUMMER islands V/'V VA Y/( •you'll wear year round 42. Relative It 28 31 48. African v) SWEEP- river Bl No need for moth balls with these wonderful 44. Net-like VA VA knit ensembles. They look as smart on cool fabric S? J6 40 STAKES summer evenings as they do on a vacation 45.Millpond« VA •rip, or dining In town next fall! We show 46. Dutch cheest 41 4Z DOWN 'VA Entry Blanks only two from a collection, all with that , 1. Punctual 41 44 VA youthful fashion flair so typically Forever | S. Wander V/ 'V at All Three Young. Half sizes. S. Gem stone 4S *•• 4.Wheai V/ 'V Steinbach Stores 8. Fish left: Three-piece style with double knit ace- and Participating tate print blouse. Royal, cherry. 35.00 Local Ford Dealers! Citizens Unit fir left: Two-piece ensemble with cardigan,, welt end stitched detail. Grape, Teal. . Named For If you'r* a licensed ear 30.00 UR Study driver, residing in Mon- mouth er Ocean Coun- STEINBACH'S WOMEN'S DRESSES, Mananln. OCEANPORT-Mayor Edward alto Aiaury Park, Irftk Tow* C. Wilson last night appointed ties, you can enter the a C i t i z e n s Advisory Commit- ee for a workable urban renewal Sweepstakes and win one program. of the fabulous prizes! The committee is created un- der urban redevelopment rules Simply sign a safe driving and will consider future plans for borough improvement. An urban pledge and fill out entry renewal feasibility study is now being conducted here. blank. Committee members are Har- •cy Wardell, general manager of he Monmouth Park Jockey Club; ol. Charles T, Clark, director ENTER- Temporary of installations and services, Fort Monmouth; Warren Mewes, WIN A work? Oceanport Lions Club; Louis Del- lera, Oceanport Businessmens' Association; Jo^in N a g e 1, Jr., 1967 FORD He can handle it! president of the local Board of Education; Richard Considine, He'« a Manpower"Reliable." president of the Oceanport Tax- MUSTANG His specialty i» handling payers Association; Fred C. Gei- temporary work that cornea secretary of the local Plan- Equipptd with 5 Firtrtant up in factories, warehouses ning Board; Councilman Clem- or shipping departments. ent V. Sommers, and Mayor Supir Sport Tiiti! OR ... You can rely on his ex- Wilson. perience and productivity. • 500 gtl. Hait Oil * CKcm. ic«l Corp. Guolln* $15 Fines • Sit of 4 Fimtoni Nylon MANPOWER* 100 Tirti 4 WEST FRONT ST. Are Levied • Wt.k.nd for 2 at H.lidiy Inn, Williamiburg, Va. RED IANK—842-4343 By Deakin • Vulc.in 17-J.w.l Man's Wttch KEYPORT- Acting Magis rate Thomas Deakin Wednesday • Two-Pitc» Simioniti fined two motorists $15 each Lugjaf* Stt for careless driving. They were Charles DeHart, • Man's Circott from Robirt Newark, and Robert Feigen- Uwil winter, 251 Lennox St. • Woman's Ftmoui Mali* •TAFFETTA Dorothy DeCross, South Amooy, Citcoit was assessed J15 for disregard- ing a traffic signal. e Shalfi.ld /ll Sport® Clock Fined 110 each were Richard the crisp slip to wear • Shaffi.ld Mustang Watch Langbein, 31 New Brunswick Ave., Matawan, driving. with a defective muffler, and General under knits, !• net SMlefeock itanl Asset Co., Monclair, delinquent inspection. filmy fabrics CHECK YOUR It's sleek, smooth nylon-taffeta with Father Sues LOCAL FORD tricot inserts at the sides—gives you Everything's Shipshape DEAI£R FOR that longed-for lithe look under knits, School Board sheers, summer jerseys! Order in with SAVIN6S! FREEHOLD — The Mkldletown ENTRIES white, beige, black. 32 to 40 Av- Each DtMration looks for guiaonca Township Board of Education was erage, 32 to 36 Short, 6 to 10 Petite. to tttOM who havt ttw fxpthMc* cf named defendant in a Superior Iht yaors bfhlnd Item. THdi your Camaron-Robarten, Frathold 7.00 vwnasltrs early tht vahM tt tav- Court suit yesterday by a Lin- MS rtgulorly, with a high dlvldtnd croft man for injuries his son Conti Causoway Ford, Maring Sovingt Account at Mai-lnt Matchinung Petti; sixes S, M, L Av- VMw. suffered on school grounds. Manahawkin erage, XS, S, MShort. Walter Jagielski, 1260 West 6igor Ford, Inc., Bilmir Annual Front St., Lincroft, charged in 5.00 Dividend Compounded his suit that the school board was Howard Haighr, Inc., 9ri negligent in supervising activities Wall Township STEINBACH'S LINGERIE, Street Fleer at the school playground June 1. else Aiaiiry Perk, Brick Town O«potJrt mod* Mr. Jagielski's son, Bruce, the Kantor Ford, Inc., Farmlngdala by th« lots suit states, suffered a broken arm '(roll Motors, Inc., Long Branch torn from 1st. when he was wrestling with other Marine View boys. Lakahurst Motors, Tonu Rlvar Daniel J. O'Hern, Red Bank, Larion Ford, Inc., la 1(1 wood SAVINGS & LOAN represents the Jagielskis. Mount English Salai Co., Highway 35, Mlddl.tow. DRIVER FINED (IS Rad Bank 471-2400 FAIR HAVEN - Acting Mag- Point Plaasant Motors, Hwy. 34. Ariontic Hlghlandi istrate Whitney Crowell yester- 291-0100 day fined Conrad W. Decher, 321 Point PUaunt Lltcreft Shopping C«nttr Oak PI., $15 for careless driving. Tom's cord, Inc., Matawan 842-4400 The acting magistrate is the son JUST ARRIVED! of Magistrate John V. Crowell. Wast Sid. Ford, Asbury Park Latest pendant watch VISIT STEESBACH'S x OPEN SAFETY styles by Sheffield )SUNDAY HEADQUARTERS 12.50 *td Bank, Sicond Floor , . . TILL 6 PM Fra> booklats and pamphlars on saf« driving. Spieial axhlbiti * Gleaming gold tones DAILY TILL 10 PM coming toonl Saftty Pladga * Gleaming gold tonei! and tntry blanks hara, tool

HUNDREDS OF UNADVERTISED SPfCIALS Atbury Pork, Sacond Floor . . . * Shining silver tone*! IN EVERY DEPARTMENT INCLUDING FOOD saa spatial display, continuous film on saf* driving. R«caiva * Richly glazed enamels! fra* booltlaff, pamphlafif Sign Saftty Pladga, gat antry blank] This is (he year you'll see pendant watches swinging Brick Taw«. Undar tha Clock over everything from sweaters to swish cocktail dreit- . . , Sara driving boollafi, p.m- •i. Glittery! Silvery! Even enameledl Ours frem the phlals, antry blanks and Safa famous Sheffield people, the exciting styles of the sea- ion! All with one-year guarantee, and so sensibly Driving PUdgal Watch our priced. ichadult for ipacfal axhibits!

STtlNBACH'S JEWELRV, Street Fleer also Asbury Park, Brick Town New in fown? Ask your neighbor where COMPANY he buy* his clothes. '«.«. Mia . Ill UU • IUM IM SHOT Red Bank Wed., Frt. Nights 'HI 9-Asbury Park Mon., Wed., Frl. N.jhti 't 7.