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ng, Wan* Becoming sunny and warm THE DAILY FINAL today. Fair, less humid to- Red Bank, Freehold night. Sunny, warm tomor- row. EDITION (Set Detalli, Tt-g* IX 7 Monmouth County** Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 23 RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1969 ^ 30 PAGES 10 CENTS iiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiHiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia Police Seeking 2 Fugitives in Shore Probe TRENTON (AP) — Police are seeking two alleged Mafia seem unlikely" that Cocchiaro also had left the state. Commission Chairman William Hyland said the commis- the concept of full protection from prosecution when a wit- figures who fled from a State Investigation Commission or- Trooper Andrew Andaloro, a member of the state police sion also applied to Barlow for an order directing Occhipinti ness is granted immunity to compel him ,to testify. Occhi- ganized crime hearing yesterday after being warned they organized crime unit, told Barlow he followed Occhipinti, a and Cocchiaro tp show cause why they should not be held pinti, a cousin of Simone Ri2zo "Sam the Plumber" De- oould be held in contempt for refusing to answer questions. reputed Mafia "enforcer," and his attorney, Frank Pre- in contempt for refusing to answer questions after being of- Cavalcante, reputed head of a Mafia family operating in Superior Court Judge George Barlow issued arrest warrants minger across the bridge to Morrisville, Pa. fered witness immunity. New Jersey, left the State House Annex where the SIC for Robert "Bobby Basile" Occhipinti of Long Branch and He said the 1969 blue sedan they were riding in stopped The commission contends it is empowered to grant wit- • hearings are being held shortly before noon after a 65- Frank "Frank Condi" Cocchiaro of Ocean Township after at a service station about five miles into Pennsylvania and nesses immunity from criminal prosecution in order to com- minute appearance before the commission. they left the State House Annex in direct defiance of the Preminger used a telephone. pel them to answer questions. Under the law, a person who He was accompanied by his attorney Frank Preminger. State Investigation Commission (SIC) which had ordered Andaloro said the car then headed toward Philadelphia. refuses to testify after being granted immunity can be held Neither man would answer questions posed by waiting news- them to remain. The two men were charged with contempt Pennsylvania State Police were notified and asked to "take fa contempt and committed to jal until "such time as he men. in leaving the premises where the SIC hearing was being appropriate steps to learn the whereabouts" of the two purges himself of contempt by testifying as ordered." The A few minutes later Cocchiaro, his attorney Anthony held. . men. Cocchiaro, the alleged successor to reputed Monmouth surprising turn of events occurred at the same time a federal Blasi, and another unidentified man who accompanied Coc- A state toooper testified that he followed Occhipinti County gambling czar Anthony "Little Pussy" Russo, left judge in Newark was rejecting a challenge to the constitu- chiaro at an earlier appearance before the' SIC, left the across the Delaware River into Pennsylvania and Andrew the building after requesting a "coffee break" and never tionality of the SIC. U. S. Dist. Court Judge James Coola- hearing room. Phelan, executive director of the SIC, said it "would not returned. han said the 1968 law creating the commission did not violate (See POLICE, Pg. 3, CoL 6), President Says A Hies

SAIGON (AP)' - President quick dash into South Viet- Johnson troth times flew the city for a 214-hour con- Then Nixon swooped from Nixon flew to Saigon today nam by presidential jetliner. into.Cani Ranh Bay, a big, ference with South Vietnam- the palace lawn in an olive and declared that the United It was the first visit by a highly secure U.S. supply ese President Nguyen Van drab Army helicopter for the States and South Vietnam U.S. president to Saigon. Nix- .base on the coast some 180 Thieu at Independence Pal- eight-mile trip to Di An, a "have gone as far as we can on's visit differed injthaf re- miles from Saigon. ace. The building was an brigade headquarters of the or should go in opening the spect fromthe tw.o quick jour- Nixon flew into Tan San enemy mortar target when First Infantry Division north- door to peace" in Vietnam. neys former-President John- Nhut airport at the South former Vice President Hu- east of Saigon. "It Is time for the other son made to the war zone in Vietnamese capital, then went bert H. Humphrey visited U.S. military sources said side to respond," Nixon told 1966-and 1967. by helicopter to the heart of Saigon in November 1967. Di An was relatively safe newsmen with President during daylight hours but Nguyen Van Thieu at his could properly be termed a side. combat field operation post. Nixon said the United Mrs. Nixon, meanwhile, al- States, and South Vietnam so moved about with an aerial have made a peace offer escort of some 20 armed heli- FLEE' INVESTIGATION — Two alleged Mafia figures who fled New Jersey in- "which is as generous as any copters including crack roc- vestigation into organized crime are being sought by police. Arrest warrants ever made in the history of ket - firing Cobra gunships. were issued for Robert "Bobby Basile" Occhipinti, Long Branch, a reputed warfare." She flew to a Vietnamese or- phanage several miles north Mafia "enforcer," left, •and "Frank Condi" Cocchiaro, Ocean Township, after "It is a peace of reconcili- they left a state building in Trenton in defiance «f an order by the State In- ation that is offered," Nixon of Saigon and called at the . continued "a peace in which 24th Evacuation Hospital at vestigation Commission that they remain. . (AP Wire photo) the people will decide, a peace the big Long Binh base near- • that is just for both sides, by. Wounded arrive at the a peace which is fair to both hospital from the battlefield. sides, a peace which offers Nixon arrived in the midst. an equal chance to both of a lull in the war which sides. is now in its sixth week. , "We have, gone as far as Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, the U.S. Commander in Viet- we can or should go in open- 1 nam, who returned from New Jersey hasn't had a followed by fair and warm damaged one of New Jersey ! ing the door to peace and now Weather tomorrow. most famous farm products, it is time for the other side Bangkok with his command- clear day since July 2, accord- er in chief, said currently ing to the weather bureau, Shulman said one benefit of the tomato. Agronomists'say to respond. Otherwise the the rainfall, which has been the excessive water will cause other side must assume the "the feeling is that Saigon is but only minor flooding has generally secure" although nearly three times the nor- the tomato to crack, ruling responsibility for the contin- resulted so far from there have been some terror- mal July total in some areas, out packaging and shipment uing suffering among the peo- the heavy, scattered rains. has been a drop in air pol- of a crop which could be ple who have already suffered ist attacks. The last rocket assault was about three weeks State officials are keeping lution. The rain has a cleans- worth $18.6. million. . / much too long both in South their fingers crossed on flood- ing effect on the atmosphere Donald Barrowman, of the and North Vietnam." ago. Neither Nixon nor Thieu ing and a Rutgers Univer- he said. state Agriculture Depart- .Without advance notice and sity weather expert, Associ- But yesterday's rain also ment's crop reporting ser- under tight security and sec- MARS PHOTO MADE BY MARINER — This is the third picture made by the took public note of the fight- ing slowdown in statements ate Professor of Meteorology brought tragedy. In Audubon, vice, said other fruit and Veg- recy Nixon and his wife in- Mariner 6 spacecraft and returned to earth last night. Photo was produced by after their palace meeting. Mark D. Shulman, declared Donald Lamb, 11, drowned etable crops also.have been terrupted a three-day stay in Jet Propulsion Laboratory technicians in Pasadena, Calif. White area at bottom Both called on the Commu- yesterday that the rainfall when he was swept into an damaged by the unusually nearby Thailand during their of. Mars Is.thesouth polar cap.. . (MASA Photo via APWjrepho photographs from earth came he could not explain, showed Atlantic Ocean off the New Seeks Hlckel Meeting he.hoped to convene a meet- may reveal more that Is new. Dim and Fuzzy into prominence. on frame 30. Another feature GIs Leave Jersey, coast free from oil The governor'also said he ing of governors of East, Highlight of the tiny space- Most of the shots, shown at The ragged cap edge be- of final shots was that the pollution. hopes to arrange a meeting West, and Gulf Coast states craft's 156-day, 241-million- five-minute intervals on tele- came visible on frame 20, north polar cap, barely visi- "We regard the beaches of on the problems with Secre- (See HUGHES, Pg. 2, Col. 1) mJle Journey comes tomor- vision monitors at the Jet causing a laboratory spokes- ble in early pictures, stood S. Vietnam New Jersey as a priceless as- out brightly. SAIGON (AP) - Another 750 American troops left Viet-" set," Hughes told a news con- niiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiHiiwiiiiiii Experts at the laboratory, ference. "We don't want to which built Mariner and con- nam today under President Nixon's plan to cut back U.S. stand by and see them de- trolled its flight, had expect- One of Three Bandits Seized strength by 25,000 men by stroyed or endangered." ° ed the photos to be about the end of August. Hughes said he was con- The Inside Story equal in quality to those from 'cerned both by the plan to earth telescopes. But they The 4th Battalion, 39th In- fantry of the 9th Infantry Di- build an offshore oil terminal Fashion forecasts ."...... Page 29 .failed to match in clarity a InMiddletown Armed Holdup vision boarded planes at Bien' off Long Branch and the oil Some thoughts about the weather ...Page 21 simulation of earth pictures Hoa air base north of Saigon slick that plagued bathers By NANCY J. KUBINSKI that was flashed on a moni- English Speaking Union Benefit .Page 22 The arrest came at 4:30 Cooke, charged with armed for' Hawaii. It will be held along Long Beach Island last MIDDLETOWN - Two of p.m. after township police Will 'Hall' call Ed Mathews? ..,.._ Page 24 robbery, is being held in $10,- tor screen for comparison. in ready reserve there at weekend. He said officials three men wanted in the put into action the county- 000 bail pending arraignment ' Television screens showed still, did not know the origin Promise topwelghted in Salvator . Page 25 armed robbery of the House- Schofield Barracks. wide fugitive alert plan. The today. Mars on its side, with the . of the slick. Monmouth Park Today _ Page 25 hold Finance Co. office on car, a light-colored late mod- The battalion, now com- > He is accused, with the two equator vertical. The egg '" Hughes said he had ap- Rt. 35 near New Monmouth el Chevrolet, had been under unidentified accomplices, of shape was because part of it manded by Maj. Ronald W. Astro Guide 29 Sylvia Porter „ 6 Crooks, of Albany, Calif., had pointed a task force, headed Road yesterday afternoon surveillance by Ocean Town- taking $421 from the HFC was in night shadow. Allen-Goldsmith 6 Sports 24, 25 been in Vietnam since Jan. by Joel H. Sterns, his per- remained at large this morn- ship police for some time, office in the Middletown Static Interferes Amusements : 23 Stock Market 7 ing. police there reported. Shopping Center. 3, 1967. sonal counsel, to study the Births _. 2 Sucessful Investing ..: 7 One suspect, George P. The laboratory spokesman The U.S. Command said the situation. Jim Bishop 6 Television 23 Suspects in Others The robbery occurred be- said static interfered with The task force, which in- Cooke, 22, of 342 Neptune The three men are sus- tween 4:05 and 4:10 p.m. latest departure raised to 7,- Bridge , 29 Women's News 20-22 Ave., an electronics techni- television reception but much 400 the number of American cludes four other state offi- Jimmy Cannon 24 pects in numerous other when, according to the office better photos will be obtained DAILY REGISTER cian, was arrested minutes servicemen withdrawn from cials, will meet today with Classified 28-28 armed robberies in the coun- manager, William Rizzo of by running the signals PHONE NUMBERS after the holdup by Ocean Vietnam since Nixon an- the U.S. Corps of Engineers Comics 29 ty police here said, including Vineland, three Negro men through a computer, elimin- Mate Office .741-OWI Township police when the nounced the cutback June 8. in New York City to outline Crossword Puzzle 29 the July 22 holdup at the walked in carrying two hand ating the noise, then printing Classified Ads 741-69W fugitives' car crashed into with some increase of fight- the state's objections to con- Editorials 6 Shadow Lawn Savings and guns and a sawed-off shot- them photographically. Home Delivery 741M1I another on Rt. 35 in Ocean Loan Co., Ocean Township, gun. ing in, provinces around Sai- I am not responsible for any Ilcrblock 6 Mlddlctown Bureau 671-2251 Township, Police Chief Jo- (See MARS, Pg. 3, Col. 4) where $13,000 was taken, and The armed men, one of gon although the general lull debts other than incurred by Innocent Bystander 25 Freehold Bureau ...462-2121 seph M. McCarthy reported. the July 19 holdup of the Bet- whom was described as Uniform Sale in sustained ground action myself as of January 10, 1969. Movie Timetable 23 Long Branch Bureau 222-MM L All ways Travel Centre P.O. ter Housekeeping Shop in Ea- wearing dark bermudas, Now in progress; Shirley and enemy attacks moved in- Kenneth L. Reed, 21 Leonard Obituaries '.'. 4 Sports Department 741-M17 Building, Sea Bright. 842-1492. tontown, which was robbed were masked. Two wore ny- Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. to its seventh week today. Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Book now.—(Adv.) of $500. |(See BANDIT, Pg. 2, Col. 4)] (Adv.) (See 750, Pg. 2, Col. 4); (Adv.) MMlllllBllllIllillllllll'illllillllKi -THE DAILY REGISTER, HED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1969- Governor May Sue Astronauts Get Legislature on Power Blood Testing TRENTON (AP) - The Hughes said that because tion, but before inauguration. • Republican - controlled New of the problem, he had de- Hughes is prohibited by law layed signing the pay raise from seeking a third consecu- For Organisms • Jersey legislature may be bill approved at the end of tive term. - usurping some of the execu- the session. The Democratic candidate, SPACK CKNTRR,' Houston of paper weighing several tive branch's authority, Gov. It raises legislators sala- former Gov. Robert B. Mey- (AP) - The Apollo U astro- pounds — on behalf of his , Richard J. Hughes sajd yes- ries from $7,500 to $10,000 a ner, has called for discontin- nauts take further blood tests quarantined colleagues. - terday. year. uation of work on the build* today for possible infection by Space agency officials said On another matter, the gov- ing. He has said it institu- unknown — and improbable the mailroom at the Manned Hughes told a news con- tionalized the present legisla- ernor said he will consult — moon organisms. Spacecraft Center was being ference that he has become with the next governor be- tive setup, which he said is Thrtt, in their fourth day of swamped by letters and tele- increasingly concerned in re- fore deciding whether to give inadequate. >;' cent months that the legisla- isolation in thp lunar receiv- grams to the moonmen. the final go-a-head on the In a statement today Mey- ': ture has infringed into areas More than 4,000 letters were new $14.5 million legislative ner reiterated that state- ing laboratory, they go be- " that violate the separation of received on Monday alone building. Work on the plans ment and said he had re- fore a closed-circuit televi- 1 powers between executive is scheduled for completion ceived favorable response to sion audience of space offi- and an official said the num- ''• and legislative branches. He in December, after the elec- his previous one. cials for a thorough review, ber grows daily. He said there said if it continued, he might lasting most of the day, of was already about 12 cubic '•• sue the legislature. their lunar landing mission. feet of letters from foreign The governor cited as a Joining moonmen Neil A. countries and a collection of specific example, the legisla- Rif kin iii Another Plea Armstrong, Michael Collins more than 1,000 telegrams. tive watchdog committee set and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. in He said the letters have not up to oversee the ex] the blood tests were Dr. Wil- been opened and will not be of funds from the 8KB For Swim Pool Fences liam Carpenter and engineer seen by the astronauts until issue. John Hirasaki, their,compan- they leave quarantine. "These funds were ap- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - asked. Mr. Rifkin noted that ions in quarantine. proved by the people," Recently ousted building in- Hazlet's Township Committee The astronauts came in con- Hughes said. "Once the ap- spector Joseph B. Rifkin, last last year adopted an ordi- tact with moon dust while proval is made, they should Form County night renewed his recommen- nance making fencing man- cleaning up the interior of , not be held up by the legis- dations to Township Council datory. their spacecraft and storing : Iature." OLD ©tOtY HIES ON THE MOON — The United States flag, deployed on the for an amendment to the "Are children in Hazlet equipment used during their Exploring The Democratic governor, swimming pool ordinance more precious than those in surface of the moon, dominates t4iis photograph taken from inside the LM. In lunar walk. who has been increasingly regulating fencing. Matawan Township?" he critical of the legislature in the fir background it the deployed black «nd whit* lunar surface television Unpacked Space Suit Committee Mr. Rifkin is urging that asked. Dr. Carpentier and Hira- recent months, said there camera which televised the lunar extra vehicular activity. The astronauts end OAKHURST — The forma- the ordinance be amended to saki ensBuntered jt when they were other examples of bills "By failing to initiate ac- footprints stand out clearly. This photo was taken on thin base film at l/250+h make fencing mandatory for tion of a county-wide explora- where the legislature had.ap- tion it becomes more appar- a space suit which tion committee for Monmouth all pools with sides of two of a second at f.l I. (NASA Photo via AP proved the expenditure, he ent that to these timid souls of the material on has been announced by E. had siped it, and the legis- feet or more. (on the council) a vote is the it. Donald Sterner, Colts Neck, lature then wanted to decide "Why must we play poli- most important, thing in this, Previous blood tests on the president of Monmouth Coun- how the money is spent tics with children's lives?" he an election year. five men showed no ill effects cil of Boy Scouts. In addition to three bills "I strongly urge that par- Bandit Seized After Crash or anything unusual, Dr. Car- Mr. Sterner called the pro- involving the bond issue, ents of small children make pentier said, but additional gram a "real departure from Hughes said he is concerned Ocean Grove their desire known to the (Continued) tigatiori here, said Mr. Cooke customers and continued tests were needed to turn up older concepts of the Boy about the present urban aid township manager council at will be questioned in connec- working in the room at the possible early stage infec- Scout movement" and asked package, which requires no- Ion stockings and the third, tion. A sign of this could be the next council meeting for a knitted ski mask, accord- tion with numerous other end of a long corridor. "One for the implementation of a tice to the legislature of ap- To Observe a rise in the count of white the immediate amending of ing to employes. armed robberies in the area. of them came back and committee of top adult volun- proval of a plan under which our swimming pool fencing HFC office personnel ap- poked a long gun in my arm blood cells, which defend the teers to carry out the contem- the money can be used. Mr. Rizzo, two other male peared shaken moments af- and marched me back to the body against harmful outside porary theme. lOOth Year ordinance." office workers and two wom- Objects to ProisiM ter the robbery. Miss Anna main room," she said. . organisms. Such items as oceanogra- OCEAN GROVE — The Mr. Rifkin was last Friday , en employes were forced to He said be also objects to Jurgelowicz of Matawan re- The employes said the gun- The doctor added: phy, computer sciences, psy- a provision in the bill grant- 100th anniversary of the dismissed from the post he lie on the floor after the gun- lated how she had a phone "All ,our evidence to date chedelic music, electronics, men ripped out five phones men said little except for ask- ing subsidies to bus lines founding of Ocean Grove will has held since Jan. 4 ripped from her hands by one ing "Where's the money?" shows there really is nothing medicine, scuba diving and and ordered cash drawers which requires advance no- be celebrated at the Founders by Township Manager of the gunmen after he or- and demanding the group lie there." some 20 other areas will be opened. tice to Assembly and Senate Day service tomorrow in the George E. Smith. dered, "Hang up the phone on the floor. The two women Dr. Craig Fischer, another covered in the program. committees before a contract auditorium. The fencing proposal Drawers Emptied and get on the floor." remained in the outer office physician in the crew area of Heading the committee will with a bus company can be Bishop Everett W. Palmer brought the inspector into Two drawers were emptied The holdup seemd ironic and the three men were the quarantine laboratory, be Brig. Gen. W. Preston entered; and to a provision of the Portland, Ore., Area of conflict with several resi- of bills, rolls of quarters and in view of the employes* forced to lie down in the man- said the condition of the as- Corderman (ret.) of Little that a watchdog committee the United Methodist Church, dents this spring, when he dimes and loose change. No morning discussion, Mr. ager's office. tronauts "is the true test of Silver, who also serves as must oversee expenditures of will speak. He is a former began enforcing the township customers were in the store Rizzo related. "The whole thing was very president of the board of more than $2,500 in the Storm whether or not we get out pastor of First United Meth- orndinance which did not at the time. "We were just joking about quick and was over in just on time." trustees of Brookdate Com- Relief Fund. a robbery this morning," he munity College, Lineroft. odist Church, Asbury Park. specify clearly provisions for Detective Capt Roger Mc- a few minutes," Mr. Rizzo If the astronauts develop explained. "I said we can't said. Serving with Gen. Corder- Dr. Charles I. Carpenter, fencing. Kean of the Ocean Township no illness that can be traced get robbed because we're in man will be Dr. C. N. Coe of president of the Ocean Grove police reported that when Capt. McKean of Ocean to the moon, the quarantine Camp Meeting Association, the fugitive plan was put in- a shopping center." Township said his depart- New Shrewsbury, vice presi- Hughes Robbed Before ends on Aug. 11. If an illness will conduct the service. A to effect two patrol cars were ment is continuing its inves- dent of curriculum of Mon- (Continued) Blacks Win does develop, the quarantine mouth College, West Long memorial to Ocean Grovers stationed on Rt. 35. The office, which had been tigation. Sgt. Halliday is be- robbed once before several could gojm indefinitely. Branch. He will head the to begin a a general discus- who haye died since last Re said when the car de- ing assisted in his investiga- years ago, occupies the last tion here by Detective Pat- Conference Aug. 12 training section of the new sion of offshore oil drilling. Founders Day will be led by Election In scribed by Middletown police Hughes said that in any case space in the long shopping rick McConnell and Allen The space agency an- committee. the Rev. Louis W. Mitchell, passed the first patrol vehi- nounced that if all goes well he hopes to set up a state cle at a high speed it was complex which stretches Ford. Wilfred Pine of Belmar will chairman of the committee from New Monmouth Road. the astronauts would make mechanism to insure the Alabama found to be the same one un- be chairman of the activities on special events. their first public appearance public and private landown- EUTAW, Ala. (AP) — Ne- der surveillance earlier by' When the armed men en- section. Mr. Pine is an execu- The Auditorium Choir and at a press conference planned ers against damages in- groes have won control of the his force. Three Negro men tered, Mr. Rizzo and another tive with Coast Cities Coaches Youth Choir and soloists will State Okay for Aug. 12. They entered the curred by an offshore oil Greene County commission occupied it. employe, Bruce Totin, were and a long-time volunteer in participate. in the manager's glass-en- lunar receiving laboratory leak. He said he favors a fed- and Board of Education in an exploring. Founders Day marks the The patrol car, with Pa- closed office. Miss Jurgelo- eral bill now pending in the Needed For last Sunday. Lester Grubman of Rum- July 31, 1869, prayer service election which their leaders trolman Donald Rohlfs driv- wicz and Hans Kronheini U.S. Senate that would make But while they're out of son will head up the service held in a tent near Long say signals the end of white ing, gave chase and was were in the outer main of- those responsible for the sight, they're not forgotten. section. Mr. Grubman is Pond (now Wesley Lake) by political domination in Ala- joined by another car occu- fice and Mrs. Christine East- School Vote leaks pay for them, but added pied by Patrolmen E. J. Sto- A telegram from Kansas president of the Progressive the pioneers who established bama's Black Belt. mond was in a back room. that an insurance pool be set- ver and Gilbert Haege, who MARLBORO — Whether or City bearing more than 20,- Life Insurance Co., with of- this camp meeting resort "What you've done here is "I didn't see them until one up "to provide protection for eventually arrested the sus- not a $1,778,000 elementary 000 signatures and congratu- fices in Red Bank. The Camp Meeting Associa- going to spread all over the pointed his gun in my face," those who otherwise would be nect after the accident. school referendum is put be- lating the moon flight crew Vic Hirsch of Spring Lake, tion was organized as a di- Black Belt," the Rev. Ralph Mr. Rizzo explained, adding fore the voters Oct. 14 de- arrived yesterday. an executive with the Pru- denied that protection." The other occupants es- rect result of that meeting. David Abernathy told a vic- he too was on the phone. The pends on state approval. Air Force Col. Thomas P. dential Life Insurance Co., As for a possible lawsuit, caped on foot into Asbury tory rally last night after instrument was ripped out, will be responsible for the Hughes said, "I cannot em- Park. Two weapons were The Board of. Educa- Stafford, commander of the unofficial returns showed Ne- he added. recruiting division of the phasize too strongly my de- recovered, including one tion voted in a special session Apollo 10 mission, accepted Neptune Man gro candidates swept the spe- Mrs. Eastmond explained committee. termination to take every found alongside Rt. 35 by Monday night to authorize its the telegram — a tight roll cial election. she thought the men were possible step to prevent the Neptune Township police, al- attorney, auditor and admin- The six black candidates in damage and destruction of Found Innocent legedly thrown from the sus- istrator to prepare applica- the election ordered by the the Jersey shore that this oil FREEHOLD - After a two- pects' speeding car. tions to the state Depart- Supreme Court captured four pollution problem threatens." day trial, a jury before Mon- Detective Sgt. William Hal- Man Killed ment of Education and the mouth County Court Judge of the five county commission Division of Local Government The Weather He added that he will fully liday, in charge of the inves- M. Raymond McGowan yes- seats and two school board for approval for a proposed protect the shore. "Those Gradually becoming fair TOMORROW - High 10:24 terday acquitted a Neptune seats for majorities on both In Accident school on 18 acres the board who would threaten such pol- and slightly less humid today, a.m. and 10:42 p.m. and low man of assault with intent to governing bodies. MADISON TOWNSHIP — hopes to buy on School Road lution must recognize imme- Jersey Planning tonight and tomorrow. High 4:18 a.m. and 4:36 p.m. rape, contributing to the de- In this county the popula- Metro Kodan, 129 Market St., West by the Monmouth ditely that there will be ab- today and tomorrow 80-85. linquency of a minor and rape tion is 83 per cent Negro. Heights development. For Red Bank and Rumson solutely no compromise on Aldrin Honors Perth Amboy, died last night Low tonight in low 70s. Fri- this point." of a 17-year-old West Long Abernathy, president of the TRENTON (AP) - CoL as the result of an accident The proposed school would bridge, add two hours; Sea Branch girl last May 7 in Southern Christian Leader- day's outlook, sunny • and In addition to Sterns, the Edwin E. "Buzz" Aldrin, on Rt. 35 in Laurence Harbor have 30 classrooms, a mul- warm. Bright,- deduct 10 minutes; task force includes Attorney Eatontown. ship Conference (SCLC), and tipurpose room, a cafeteria, New Jersey's contribution,to in front of Chappy's Lounge • MARINE Long Branch, deduct 15 min- General Arthur J. Sills; State Found innocent of the Dr. John Cashin, head of the library and administrative of- the moon landing, will be hon- Cape May to Block Island: utes; Highlands bridge, add Health Commissioner Roscoe charges was Albert W. Shave, National Democratic Party of according to the police. fices. ored by the state of New Jer- Small craft warnings in ef- 40 minutes. P. Kandle; Robert A. Roe, 1309 Seventh Ave., Neptune. Alabama (NDPA) predicted He was taken to Perth Am- The board hired these sey in extra - special fashion. fect for possible locally gus- r the commissioner of Conser- ~ ~ Assistant Prosecutor Solo- , that the election results boy General Hospital where teachers for Central School: An aide to Gov. Richard J. ty winds with scattered thun- vation and Economic Devel- mon Lautman presented the < would inspire Negroes to new he was pronounced dead on Thomas Herishko at $7,800, Hughes confirmed yesterday derstorms today and early to- Henry Young opment, and Richard J. Sul- state's case: E. Bruce Wetzel political gains throughout the arrival. Elda J. Gall at $6,900 and that the governor is cooking night. Otherwise ' southerly livan, director of the Division Jr. of Asbury Park represent- old plantation region called Waiter L. Donovan at $6,600. up an "out of the ordinary" Patrolman Jeffrey Robin- winds 10-15 knots today and of Clean Air and Water. ed Shave. the Black Belt. The belt, award for the second man to son arrested Frank Mazacco i At Philmont named for its dark soil, is southwest about 10 knots to- set foot on the moon. But he of Moonachie, and charged CIMARRON, N. Mex. — predominantly Negro. night-and tomorrow. Visibili- said that the plans are not him with leaving the scene Morals Charges Henry Young of 171 Twin "We've got to elect more ty three to five miles except final and still must be dis- of an accident. Detective Sgt. Brooks Ave., Middletown, « black people," Abernathy one mile or less in showers cussed with legislative lead- Joseph Striffolino charged Hold Man, 30 participating in one of scout- said at the rally. He men- and fog today and tonight. County Births ers. him with death by auto and RED BANK — Samuel Cot- ing's most unique training tioned offices of the county Slow clearing late tonight In Brielle, AMrin's father, bail was set at $1,500. He is to, 30, of 184 Monmouth St., programs at Philmont Scout RIVERVIEW Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth sheriff, probate judge and and tomorrow, visibility three Col. Edwin Aldrin Sr. of being held pending hearing. was arrested last night and Ranch and Explorer Base, the Red Bank Adams (nee Barbara Rudy), superintendent of schools. to five miles; except one mile Brielle, said he had been in- According to police, Sgt. charged with rape and de- "University of the Great Out- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 9 Elm Ave., Hazlet, daugh- or less in fog patches. ter, yesterday. formed by Hughes of the Striffolino is still investigating bauching the morals of a mi- In Long Branch, yesterday's doors." Gibson (nee Joyce Carter), plans. the case. Patrolman Robin- nor, according to Police Chief Case Deplores high was 76 degrees and the He is enrolled in the Com- 10 Powderhorn Court, Holm-' MONMOUTH MEDICAL "This is not the usual son said the driver gave no Leroy McKnight. del, daughter, yesterday. low was 70. It was 73 at missioner Conference, part of Long Branch thing like a parade that any- account of the accident. According to police, he was 6 p.m. The overnight low was Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spillage of Oil a national training program Mr. and Mrs. Herbert one could think up," the sen- arrested at the Monmouth St. 72 and the temperature at 7 Brooks (nee Ora Lee Gut- organized by the National Isaacson (nee Donna Ep- WASHINGTON (AP) - ior Aldrin said. "This is address at 9:30 p.m. and this morning was 73. Since 7 ridge), 68 Biondi St., Cliff- Council of Boy Scouts. stein), 1423 Rustic Drive, Sen. Clifford P. Case said to- something that is well Street Attire? held for arraignment this a.nj. yesterday, there was a wood, daughter, yesterday. Oakhurst, son, yesterday.-; - nflay an oil spill off the New 'thought out, something I 6 morning . The twelve-year 1.52-inch rainfall. Mr. Young, production fore- - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr. and Mrs. George Jersey coast "is a further know Buzz will appreciate." NO; old girl, the police said, was TIDES man for Lily-Tulip Cup Corp., Miller (nee Judith Schous- Rivera, 309 Morris Ave., and unwanted reminder" of The younger Aldrin, who taken to Riverview Hospital Holmdel, serves as district ASBURY PARK — A man- gaard), 2 Maplewood Drive, Long Branch, daughter, yes- the need for strengthening grew up in Montclair, is pres- where she was treated and TODAY - High 9:48 p.m. commissioner in Monmouth New Monmouth, daughter, terday. federal antlpollution laws. ently in isolation sin Houston ager of Mrs. Jay's, a beach- released. and low 3:42 p.m. Council. yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William Case called for quick Sen- with his Apollo 11 compan- front bar here, says his wait- Mr. and Mrs.'Ivory Bacon, "Junger (nee Karin Tappan), ate passage of his bill that ions, Neil Armstrong and resses wear "just normal (nee Geraldine Blocker), 203 590 Ocean Ave., West End, would provide funds to clear Mike Collins. street attire — blouses and Keyport Ave., Cliffwood, son, DON'T MISS IT! daughter,' yesterday. up oil spills and prosecute of- mini-skirts." yeaterday. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL fenders. The measure has Not so, says the state divi- Mr. and Mrs. James been1 approved by the Public Neptune 750 sion of Alcoholic Beverage Leonard (nee Delorcs Mos- Works Committee. ; CHECK OUR SIDEWALK FRIDAY ley), 94 Barker Ave., Shrews- Mr. and Mrs, James Ricer- (Continued) Control. The New Jersey Republi- bury Township, daughter, eto (nee Madelyn Hart), 404 The biggest fight reported The ABC has charged the yesterday. Leslie Ave., Brielle, a son, can also said in a statement during the past 24 hours cen- FOR THE BIGGEST VALUES IN that the Coast Guard should owners of Mrs. Jay's with Mr. and Mrs. John Feehan yesterday. tered 10 miles west of Sai- "allowing, permitting and institute systematic air pa- (nee Eileen Hahn), 32 Lake- Mr. and Mrs. Al Leuz- gon and only four miles from suffering a female attired in • BED SPREADS • CURTAINS wood Ave., Keansbtirg, son, zi (nee Kathy Day), 401 West trols off the coast to guard the Cambodian border, along the semi-nude, commonly re- yesterday. Sylvania Ave., Neptune City, against illegal oil dumping a key infiltration route. ferred to as topless," to act Mr. and Mrs. John Stone a son, yesterday. from ships. U.S. Infantrymen from the as a barmaid or waitress on • FABRICS • ETC. (nee Kathleen Castertano), Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ding- His statement was prompt- 25th Division and South Viet- July 10-12. 181 Wilson Ave, Port Mon- man (nee Patricia Collins), ed by an oil spill that black- namese irregulars reported To the ABC, such attire 2112 II St., West Belmar, a ened 50 miles of New Jersey mouth, son, yesterday. 63 enemy soldiers and nine constitutes "lewdness and 137-B BROAD ST. Mr. and Mrs. Charles son, yoslerday. beaches over the weekend. Americans killed in an 'eight- immoral activity," and Mrs. Ambos (nee Maureen Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nut- Authorities said it apparent- hour fight Tuesday. Ten Kiernan), 472 Madison Gar- tcrppr! (nor Bessie Panoff), ly was caused when a pass- Americans were wounded. Jay's owners have been or- r RED BANK dens, Old Bridge, daughter, 14 )-p; Kennedy Blvd., Lake- ing ship discharged oil and South Vietnamese casual- dered to appear for a hear- other wastes from its bilges. MILL END SHOPS yesterday. wood, a daughter, yesterday. ties were reported light. ing on Aug. 21 in Newark. • THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MJDDLETOWN. N. h> WEDNESDAY, JLLY .V), 1969- Top of the News President's Peace Plea (Continued) ation—as a criterion for fur- palace were closed and heav- "The time has come to ther U.S. troop pallteete. ily guarded. During the time NEWARK — An Essex County grand jflry charges that stop that suffering. Mis. Nix- The military side of Nixon spent with Tfciea hett- a $1.7 million federal program designed to train poor peo- on today, accompanied by sprawling Tan Son Nhut Air copters including Cobra gun- ple for careers in public service was.abused by city offi- Mrs. Thieu, has visited an or- Base, where Air Force One ships circled the center of the 5 cjals and "became a vehicle of political influence." phanage. The children in that landed, was sealed off 2V5 city. In a presentment yesterday, the grand jury said Mayor orphanage are there because hours beforehand and hun- The Nixons returned to Hugh J. Addonizio and Police Director Dominick A. Spina their parents, both mother dreds of airmen with side- Bangkok early tonight for the pushed for creation of 20 trainee jobs in the police depart- and father, were killed in this arms and billy clubs rein- final night of their visit to ment and the mayor ordered the jobs filled "even though war. forced the regular security Thailand. They leave Thurs- his action violated the terms of the New Careers' sub- "These tragedies, whether guards. day for India. contract." they are in North or South On the civilian side of the Tonight they were guests New Careers is the name of the program administered Vietnam, have been gnjng on airport, national police of Thai Prime Minister Than- by the city but largely financed by the federal government long enough, and it is time checked and rechecked cars om Kittikachorn at an infor- to train the poor for public service careers. to bring an end to the war, going to the terminal area. mal dinner at his residence. The mayor's spokesman, Donald Malafronte, who also but to bring an end to the Although Nixon traveled by U.S. Ambassador Ellsworth is director of the Community Development Administration war in a way that will not helicopter for the two-mile Bunker and Gen. Creighton which plans and coordinates federal programs in Newark, encourage another war, bring trip from the base to the pal- Abrams, commander of U.S. said: an end to the war in a way ace, American troops forces in Vietnam, accompa- "The real issue is our utilization of a group of hard which would provide the manned rooftops and stood nied Nixon back to Bangkok. core guys with long prison records in police community re- right to choose the kind of guard with Vietnamese police They had gone there from lations work. We felt this group called the HOPEES (Help JUBILATION — Lunar landing and return to earth of three astronauts is cele- government they want for along Cong Le Boulevard, the Saigon Tuesday to confer Other People Ease Racial Situations) would be helpful in brated by retired Air Force Col Edwin E. Aldrin, center, of Btielle, father of fhe the people of South Vietnam main traffic artery. with the President, then re- reaching the real tough guys and help keep the city cool." and' in providing that right, Streets on all sides of the turned with him today. moon walker, Col. Edwin E. "Bun" Aldrin. Occasion was clambake at NAD make it more possible for the Earle sponsored by Jersey Shore Council, Navy League of the United States, other nations in southeast Quiz Suspect in Michigan and attended by 350 members land wives. Celebrating with Col. Aldrin are, Asia to retain that same right for themselves." YPSILANTI, Mich. - A thorities probed for a break from left, Cmdr. Hex+er A. Williams, executive officer of NAD Earle; Barry 0. While there was no an-Ends Tour of Duty; sheriff and a police chief in a series of baffling mur- Shanahan, president of the council; Col. Aldrin Sr., Edward Kohl, chairman of made a quick trip to Hazard, ders of seven young women nouncement of further Ky., today" to question a in southeast Michigan in event, .and Roy Pierce, vice chairman. American troop withdrawals, man Hazard city police said two years. Thieu said he and Nixon had Capt. Timney Cited had admitted killing a girl in The most recent victim, 18- "noted with satisfaction the the Ann Arbor - Ypsilanti year-old Karen Sue Beine- smooth and efficient replace- FT. MONMOUTH — Capt. area. man, will be buried today in ment" by South Vietnamese William J. Timney, 26 Parm- The arrest in Kentucky was her hometown of Grand Rap- Burned Out Red Bank Delicatessen troops of the 25,000 Ameri- ly Road, New Shrewsbury, the latest lead as law au- ids,. Mich. cans to be withdrawn by completing eight years of ac- Aug. 31. tive military duty> was award- Lindsay Gains 2 Endorsements To Be Replaced, Site Approved Thieu said after the initial ed the commandant's certifi- RED BANK - The Plan- 65 Broad St., will construct a .057 acres to its Chestnut St. replacements, "increasing cate .of achievement with me- NEW YORK - Mayor John V. Lindsay has picked up attention -will be given", to dallion by Brig. Gen. Richard the endorsements of Bronx Borough President Herman Ba- ning Board last night ap- door giving the Broad St. property. The land abuts the proved the site plan for Lud- building access to an alley to newspaper's Chestnut St. of- the criteria he and Nixon C. Home 3rd, Army Signal dillo and the Transport Workers Union. laid down at their Midway School commandant. Badillo, who finished third in the Democratic mayoral- wig's Delicatessen, 8-10 Wal- be created between the two fice building alongside the lace St. structures, eliminating what N.J. Southern Railway main meeting for further with- As assistant to the chief of ty primary, said yesterday he would support Lindsay, who drawals, "especially the one is seeking a second term with Liberal party backing. The: building, which housed Fire Chief Willard D. Watkins line tracks and will be ac- staff, Capt. Timney's respon- Ludwig's at 10 Wallace St. said would be a fire hazard. quired from the railroad. The relating to the progress in sibilities included the super- Lindsay lost the Republican primary to State Sen. John peace negotiations." jS. Marchi. and the Chung King Res- Cost of the construction, de- Register is dedicating .018 vision of the operation of the taurant at 8 Wallace St. was signed by F. A. Amodio, a acres at the end of Herbert The other two criteria are school's visitors' bureau. He The TWU, which has 36,000 members working the city's St. to the borough, which a reduction of the level of buses and subways, said Lindsay's reelection was "in the gutted by a two-alarm fire Red Bank'architect, is esti- was cited by the commandant on March 2, mated at $35,000. The store at would require it were Herbert enemy attacks and improve- for his "unique sense of di- best interests of the membership and the people of the St. to be extended. ment in the South Vietnam- city." Joel Dinar and Daniel Lu- 8 Wallace St. will be rented. plomacy" enabling him to sardi, owners of Ludwig's,. The planners approved a William. Frank, a Red Bank ese forces' ability to shoulder the burden of the fighting. manage the innumerable de- said that George Asher, own-, minor subdivision permitting attorney, represented the tails for thousands of visitors Capt. William J. Timney JSays Rev. King Was Drinking er of an adjoining building at" the Red Bank Register to add Register, Although nothing was said about the current lull with "running from high dignitar- duty, Capt. Timney, who holds ATLANTA, Ga. - The Eev. The examiner, Dr. Tom Suggestions for changes in its attendant reduction in en- ies to groups of children." a BS in English and educa- A. D. King, 38-year-old broth- Dillon, reported yesterday the site plan ordinance were emy attacks, Thieu said For Capt. Timney, who tion, taught high school En- er' of the late Dr. Martin tests showed King's blood had referred to building inspector "Vietnam is making efforts soon will join the New Jersey Maxwell Klarin for study. glish while attending Seton Luther King Jr., had been an alcohol content of 0.27 per Little Silver Weighs to shoulder an increasingly Bell Telephone Company's Hall University. He earned a Mr. Klarin was asked to re- drinking before he died of cent, or three times the quan- larger share of the military management development New Jersey teaching certifi- drowning in a pool at his port on them at the next »s struggle." tity needed for a drunken meeting and to recommend" program, the Signal School cate for secondary school in- home July 21, the Fulton As part of the extreme se- assignment was his second county medical examiner driving conviction under any changes he believes struction, and is pursuing his Autumn School Vote curity measures, the U.S. at Ft. Monmouth. Before master's program in educa- state law. necessary to streamline that Command and the South .LITTLE SILVER — The .board will allow voters more ordinance. leaving for duty in Southeast tion at Monmouth College. Vietnamese government im- Asia, he was post signal of- He has been active in glee Indict 23 in Bank Fraud Board of Education met last time, to view the new plans At a recent Borough Coun- posed a communications- night with its architects to before the election. Many cil meeting, a resident pro- ficer, managing the 200-man clubs, drama and choral NEW YORK — A Brooklyn grand jury has indicted 17 blackout on all news of the post communications center groups, Including the Ft. Mon- discuss new plans for the people complained, after the tested that the requirement "presidential visit until he left. : men and six women for allegedly using stolen credit cards Point Road School and a new last referendum, that the for site plan approval for any and pictorial facilities in sup- mouth Choral Society. Iii 1967 Newsmen were not allowed port.of the Army Electronics to cheat the First National City Bank of $175,000 during the referendum. board acted secretly and construction or renovation ex-, to even send out word that he organized the post's Chap- first half of the year. gave the public no voice in ceeding $7,500 on commercial he had arrived until after he Command and all tenant ac- el Lector group. He is chief Reliable sources have in- tivities at the fort. Brooklyn District Attorney Eugene Gold, who an- dicated the board will resub- planning the addition. properties is unfair to /mall was airborne in the late af- of Indian guides at the Red nounced the indictments yesterday, said 20 credit cards had mit a proposal for the voters The board voted to reject businessmen. ternoon for the return trip to Commissioned in the Sig- Bank YMCA, an organization been stolen by mailmen and passed to this. gang. Five . all bids for fuel oil for the Board member Richard Bangkok. nal Corps in 1960 on gradua- which promotes father - son mailmen were arrested in the scheme earlier this month on early this fall. It is expected the new plan will cost con- coming school year and re- Johnson last night said the The 42-year-old South Viet- tion from St. Peter's College, relationships, and is active federal charges. siderably less than the ref- advertise for new bids. Little planners should find some cri- namese chief particularly Capt. Timney was called to in the Holy Name Society. He erendum defeated last Silver had been jointly solic- teria other than the cqst of emphasized the third Condi- active duty the Mowing holds the Army Commenda- Egypt's Air Try Seen Failure month and will modify the iting bids with Red Bank repairs for requiring site plan tion—greater enemy willing- year. tion Medal with two oak leal clusters. WASHINGTON - The re- ground attack across the Suez "open, spaces" planning in and Shrewsbury in the hope approval. ness for serious peace negoti- Before entering on active built Egyptian air force's Canal into the Sinai. favor, of a more traditional that the volume of oil the Mrs. Marianne Cannavo, first attempt to challenge Is- Instead, military experts layout. three boards would purchase the board secretary, said a raeli air superiority since the forecast the UAR will concen- Little Silver voters de- jointly would result in a sav- survey she has made of sev- Middle East war two years trate in the months ahead on feated a $998,000 proposal by ing. eral neighborhood towns PoliceSeefaTwo1?ugftfaes ago has failed, U.S. analysts intensified local attacks on a six to one margin in June The board decided that the shows that the procedure for say. ' Israeli positions along the bid form sent out in the com- site plan approval usually '(Continued) nection with its investigation injunction to block the state Suez Canal and on low level, with one of the largest turn- takes three or four months. As a result, analysts say outs the borough has ever, bined bidding was "mislead- Andrew Phelan, executive of organized criminal activi- commission from questioning they believe the United Arab hit-and-run air strikes with ing" and that it would be The exception, she said, is a shallow penetration of Israeli seen in a school election. community which has a paid director of the SIC, told news- ity in the Long Branch area. the three. Republic lacks the air power better off soliciting bids Those subpoenaed included necessary to support a major airspace. Although no board member planning consultant at each men: "They asked for a cof- Daniel Isles of Orange, rep- would discuss the new pro- alone. board meeting "and handles fee break." DeCavalcante, Russo and •, Prices quoted by the bid- Thomas "Tommy Ryan" Eb- resenting Zicarelli and, De- posal, it is expected the ref- the applications more expedi- Cocchiaro, Blasi and the Carlo, argued that the statute Woman's Embezzler Jailed erendum will eliminate the ders were slightly more than tously." other man went to the. cafe- oli, the" alleged successor to .CAMDBN — Former Berlin Councilman William P. seven cents a gallon. the late Vito Genovese as re- creating the commission is aspects of the defeated plan. Procedure Defended teria in the basement of the too narrow in that it doesn't Kennedy who was convicted of embezzling the life savings voters publicly criticized. building, where state employ- puted-Mafia overlord in the The procedure for site plan metropolitan New York area. provide blanket immunity ol a 100-year-old woman has been sentenced to 4-6 years in It is also expected the approval "is tedious and awk- es luncheon crowd was be- jail. ? from prosecution. He said it Mars ward," board chairman Nor- ginning to swell and sat at a Eboli had been scheduled only provides immunity on ; Camden Comity Judge William A. Pascoe imposed the man Lee acknowledged, "but table in the center of the :. (Continued) to appear before the SIC"responsive" answers to ques- sentence yesterday on the 48-year-old defendant who had that seems to be everyone's room with their coffee. Tuesday, but was granted a been seeking election as mayor of Berlin. Johnson, Mariner 6 is followed by tions and that the commis- experience. And from the Blasi came back to the postponement because he is sion can determine what is Kennedy was accused of taking' $29,625 from the bank five, days by -Mariner 7, point of view of the borough's fourth floor corridor outside account of Mrs. Mary Buzby of Berlin. He was convicted similarly equipped and oh a hospitalized with an alleged or is not "responsive." Higgins Post interests, it has been success- the SIC hearing room 30 min- heart ailment. of conspiracy and embezzlement. similar mission. Their cam- ful." utes later, but Cocchiaro and Isles said.he would appeal Also convicted in the case was Mrs. Marilyn Wolf, 33, of eras and other instruments •Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern the other man were not with The subpoenas were issued Coolahan's ruling to the U.S. Berlin, a former member of the Camden County Democratic To McGraw are designed to determine urged swift board action in him. after U.S. Atty. David Satz Circuit Court of Appeals in Committee. Judge Pascoe fined her $1,000, which he or- NEW YORK - William G. whether Mars, one of the sky's revising the sign ordinance to When he left the second released voluminous tran- Philadelphia. Last week the dered her to pay in $5 weekly installments. He suspended McGraw has joined Johnson most intriguing bodies, can ban "the honky-lonk—stream- scripts of conversations re- chief judge on the circuit prison sentence on Mrs. Wolf but placed her on five years' time, newsmen asked Blasi and Higgins as an assistant harbor life. It is known to ers, banners, temporary corded by the) FBI through court, William Hastie, refused probation. Have a thin atmosphere, signs." if he had been asked by the SIC to return later. "I don't electronic eavesdropping at to grant an injunction saying vice president in the accident clouds, seasonal color DeCavalcante's office in Ken- The mayor also called for intend to return," he re- he saw no "substantial" dif- insurance department. changes, lines some have speedy action in revising the 11worth . Farmers Assail U. S. Policies plied. ference in New Jersey's law Mr. McGraw has spent the likened to canals — all of zoning code to fully imple- The federal court decision compared with other states. WASHINGTON - Capitol Illinois, Dirksen's home state, ment the master plan adopt- A photographer waiting to police plucked Sen. Everett in a caravan of tractors — last 17 years, as an insurance which has caused some as- in Newark, in effect, forces Isles said Hastie was "one broker. He and his wife and tronomers to conclude it could ed 5)4 years ago. get a picture of Cocchiaro M. Dirksen from the midst of surrounded the Republican may have been the last per- three reputed Mafia figures hundred per cent dead shouting, fist - shaking farm- leader as he emerged from daughter reside in Middle- have intelligent life. The mayor told the plan- to appear before the com- wrong." The appeal to the town, N. J. ners that zoning for gas sta- son to see him in the build- ers yesterday, ending a con- the Senate chamber. They de- Thomas O. Paine, head of ing. He said he last saw Coc- mission in the future. Law- three-judge circuit panel now frontation over protests that manded a return to full pari- Johnson and . Higgins, tions "is a pressing problem is viewed by many legal ob- the National Aeronautics and and you should grapple with it chiaro and his companion en- yers for Joseph "Bayonne U.S. farm policies are lead- ty in farm prices and a founded here in 1845, is the ter a men's room on the first Joe" Zicarelli, Anthony "Lit- servers as a move aimed at stronger voice for farmers on Space - Administration, ex- right away." ing to rural ruin. oldest firm of insurance brok- pressed delight after watch- floor of the building, but he tle Pussy" Russo and Angelo getting the case before the all future federal agricultural He said that residential U.S. Supreme Court. The 200 farmers, wives and ers in the U.S. and since 1927 ing the stream of pictures, did not notice them leave. 'Gyp" DeCarlo had sought an children — who drove from policies. areas should be preserved, has offered professional con- saying: "I don't think there citing specifically Shrewsbury There is only one door to the sulting and actuarial service is any question at all that Ave., where he said "strip rest room and it has no win Gain more Explorer Feels Point Proved men will be leaving this plan- zoning" should be discontin- dows. NEW YORK — Thor Heyerdahl, the Norwegian explor- for employ-benefit plans of et for Mars before the end ued, and on Bridge Ave. Occhipinti and Cocchiaro er who unsuccessfully tried to sail across the Atlantic in a ts of the century." He added where, he said "a nice resi- were among more than a doz- leisure time... papyrus boat, believes he has proved his point that ancient that he. wasn't sure which dential area is zoned for in- en alleged underworld figures • Egyptians could have sailed the Atlantic in similar craft. country would do this. dustrial use." subpoenaed by the SIC in c Heyerdahl and his six-man international crew aban- Fort Employes / your bills at home doned their tiny boat 480 miles east of Barbados, British West Indies, last week. He flew from Barbados to New York Accept Awards with his crew yesterday and told reporters at Kennedy Air- FT. MONMOUTH - Four port he had accomplished what he set out to do. civilian employes of the Ar- SEA FOOD LOVERS! my Area Communications 'MAKE YOUR LUNCHEON SOMETHING SPECIAL" Storm Anna Holding Course System were presented in- centive awards by Col. Dana MIAMI — Tropical Storm winds estimated at 70 miles S. Prescott, project manager, Anna, with winds barely be- per hour, was centered An outstanding perform- low hurricane force, whirled near Latitude 15.0 north, ance rating and salary step the CLAM HUT steadily on a course toward Longitude 48.0 west or about increase went to Stanley H. the northern Leeward Islands 1,225 miles east - southeast of Rosen, Levittown, Pa., an in- RESTAURANT - COCKTAIL LOUNGE today. San Juan, Puerto Rico, and ventory management officer The first storm of the At- 2,225 miles in the same direc- DELIGHTFUL SEAFOOD EATING tion from Miami. in the Supply and Mainten- lantic season, with highest ance Division. Salary step increases were GOP Reviewing Urban Bill presented to William A. Bur- NOW OPEN NORTH BRUNSWICK (AP) - Republican assembly ton, a communications spe- leaders discussed proposals last night to change their $12 cialist in the Systems Engi- 7 DAYS A WEEK million urban aid bill to allow upgrading of police and fire- neering Office, and John J. MONDAY 4-10 men's salaries but failed to resolve the matter. Drum, a procurement analyst TUES., WED.. THURS. 12-10 "It's still very touch and go," Majority Leader William in the Procurement and Pro- FRI. & SAT. 12-10:30 Open a Checkmaster account today K. Dickey of Camden reported following the meeting with duction Division, both of New SUNDAY 12-10 leaders of each county's delegation in the assembly. Shrewsbury. The assembly is scheduled to meet in special session Mrs. Sylvia E. Futrell, Ea- No minimum balance required Adjacent to Highland! Lobiter Pound Tuesday to consider changes in the urban aid bill. A New- tontown, secretary to the sewiceisoun ark Superior Court held earlier this month that the lan- chief of the Quality Manage- foot of Atlantic St. off Bay Avanut CENTRAL JERSEY BANK guage of the bill would not permit the municipalities to use ment Office, received an JXKIT3 TRUST 8IGG£ST ASSGT1 their share of the funds to raise the pay of police and fire; award for an adopted sug- HIGHLANDS — 872-9753 men; ^ . ,{ gestion. CANWtHUPYOUP THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MLDDLETOWN, N. J.J WEDNESDAY, JULY 30. 1969" Kavalek Chosen to Fill Daly's Sentence Freehold Shooting Case Delayed Soldier FREEHOLD — The case of Two 17-year-old boy» are putted up alongside tod a The black youtha had vt two white teenagers up on accused of aiding «ad abet- shotgun was fired into the been connected witi «ie FREEHOLD -Monmouth ting in the shooting. One first car. . dow-smaaWng." , Place as County Freeholder * County Court Judge M. Ray- charges resulting from the shooting of two black teen- elected to be held for the FREEHOLD — The county pointment of Mr. Kavalek the county post, he is ex- mond McGowan has set Aug. Grand Jury and the other will Board of Freeholders will yesterday. Mr. Irwin ex- pected to resign the munici- 27 for sentencing of a Ft. Dix agers during disturbances be tried in Juvenile court. soldier who yesterday admit- here May 19 has been ad- Tuesday appoint Middletown plained that the pressing pal one. • The shooting occurred on FURNITURE CO. Township CoNmitteeman workload of the freeholders ted possession of stolen prop- journed to a later date by The county Board of Free- erty in Red Bank July 11. the same evening some 140 Keyport 2644)181 Ernest G. Kavalt k as a free- requires that the position be holders under state law have Monmouth County Juvenile black teenagers ran riot here, WEST holder to fill the vacancy Lester B. Starnes Jr. plead- filled. 30 days from the date the Court Judge Leo Weinstein. breaking windows in the busi- features • • • created by the death of Free- ed guilty to possession of a The appointment of Mr. vacancy occurred to appoint ness district. holder Marcus Daly. bank check stolen from Wil- A 15-year-old boy is Kavlek was not unexpected a successor or else the gov- "BIGELOW Freeholder Director Joseph since he was named by the liam H. Campbell, 1125 Dar- accused of the shooting of Police reported that the ernor, with the advice and lene Ave., Wanamassa. * C. Irwin confirmed the ap- county Republican organiza- Dean Lewis, 16, of 8 Mon- car in which the black youths CARPET" consent of the Senate, will Assistant Prosecutor Solo- mouth Ave., who lost his right tion three months ago as its appoint someone from the were passengers was stopped 4 candidate for freeholder af- mon Lautman acted for the eye, and Leroy Kinsey Jr., EST. 1869 same political party as the at a traffic light at the comer ter Mr. Daly of Middletown state and Assistant Deputy 19, of Francis Mills Road, i incumbent who created the Fri. evenings 'til 9 had decided against running Public Defender Albert T. Freehold Township, who was of Rt. 33 and South St. when Open Mon. vacancy. for re-election because of Berich represented Starnes. shot in the neck. a car containing white youths poor health. To" Head Welfare Mr. Irwin said Mr. Kavalek will be named to succeed Mr. Daly as director of public welfare. Mr. Daly;~who died Friday in Monmouth Medical Cen- ter, Long Branch, after a series of hospitalizations for cancer of the bladder in 1967, •was eulogized by the Board of Freeholders yesterday Mr. Daly had served as a freeholder since 1963. Mr. Kavalek is in his third term as a Middletown Town Ernest G. Kavalek ship Committeeman and has Wi%**M~., PRODUCE DEPT served four years as its mayor. When appointed to Mrs. Pauline Clayton NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP — CANTALOUPES Mrs. Pauline R. Dayton, 67, CHUCK Accountants URGE SWEET CALIFORNIA. of 1141 Asbury Ave., died CHOICE yesterday in her home. Born C in Charlotte, N.C., she was Now Headed BEEF 3 FOR 69 > the daughter of the late Judge and Amanda Parker, and had STEAK resided here for the last 15 By Warwick years. FIRST EATONTOWN - Kenneth She was a member of the •\ HWMT- / Warwick of Price Water- Second Baptist Church of As- CUT house and Co., Newark, has BONELESS STEAK SALE! bury Park and its first aid unit, and also a member of been Installed as president of the Golden Age Club of West- the North Jersey Shore Chap- THICK CUT SHOULDER Ib. side Community Center of ter of the National Associa- Asbury Park and Neptune. tion of Accountants at a din- LONDON BROIL ner meeting in Old Orchard Surviving are two brothers, LEAN &. TENDER you- CHOICE Country Club. McKinley Parker of Manning, SWEET JUICY CALIFORNIA S.C., and Theodore Parker Roy Nuernberg of Robert CUBE STEAK QUARTERED LOIN HB SIDE of Montclair. Connelly, Inc., Point Plea- TASTY PLUMS Services will be held Satur- sant, and Robert Cameron of 89 day at 1 p.m. from the Second Armstrong Cork Co., Key- SHOULDER STEAK >b PORK CHOPS Baptist Church. Interment port, are vice presidents. FRESH «i LEAN CALIF CHUCK will be in ML Prospect Ceme- George Gfeitz of Toms Riv- tery in Neptune Under the di- er Chemical Co., Toms Riv- GROUND CHUCK 78 IPOT ROAST CUT I ROYAL DAIRY OR rection of the Edward B. er, is*treasurer and Andrew COVT INSPECTED QUARTERS, BACK ON USD.A. CHOICE WEISSGLASS Jackson Funeral Home in Riddle of Electronics Asso- BONELESS e Neptune. ciates, Inc., West Long ROAST BEEF CHICKEN LEG » 48 EYE ROUND ROAST Branch, is secretary. ORANGE COVT INSPECTED 3'A IB. AVC. CITY CUT-HIP CUT Homer Bryant Directors are George Puleo JUICE „, and Joseph. Kwashnak of SILVER TIP YOUR ROASTING CHICKEN n.48- PORK CHOPS Ib. LONG BRANCH - Homer EAI; Anthony Arnone, Inter- CHOICE 89 Bryant, 68, of 123 liberty data, Inc., Eatontown; John END of STEAK GOVT INSPECTED REG. STYLE . OTY CUT—COUNTRY. STYU MARGARINE St., died yesterday in Mon- McCutcheon of Singer Co., e mounth Medical Center. Newark; Albert Pollack of CHICKEN BREAST* 68 SPARE RIBS >69 10' OFF Mr. Bryant was born in TOP ROUND 19 Nicholas, Alexander, Peat GOVT INSPECTED REG. THIGH ON TWO GUYS SLICED CHIFFON Nicholls, Ga., son of the late Marwick, Mitchell and Co., SOFT STIX Hiram and Roxie Bryant. He Ib. C Newark, and Victor Albrecht TOP SIRLOIN had resided here for 42 years 1 CHICKEN LEGS n, 58 BOILED HAM i KRAFT NATURAL ai||, and Thomas Carey of Has- and retired last April after GOVT INSPECTED QUARTERS, WING ON U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS , PLYMOUTH ROCK LONG JOHN C working for 15 years as a kins and Sells, also Newark. C 25 SWISS CHEESE SLICES * 79 cook at the N. J. State Hos- CHICKEN BREAST «,. 48 RUMP ROAST n, M FRANKS FROZEN FOOD DEPT. pital at Marlboro. A mem- Rubin Shatkin ber of the Knights of Phy- thias, here, Mr. Bryant was NEW BRUNSWICK - Ru- TV DINNERS also a former member of the bin Shatkin, 57, vice president SWANSON Long Branch police reserves. of the Monmouth Silversmiths MAYONNAISE ORANGE JUICE CHICKEN Inc., Shrewsbury, died yes- He is survived by his wid- OR TURKEY n. ow, Mrs. Marie Bryant; a terday at St. Peter's General KRAFT TWO GUYS UNSWEETENED Hospital, after a long illness. 48' son, Donald Bryant, and a daughter, Miss Audrey Bry- Mr. Shatkin lived at 59 KITCHEN FRESH OR BLENDED JUICE Thert are no Chemicals in the Cakes of ant, both of Jersey City, and Canterbury Road, E. Bruns- eight grandchildren. » wick. He is survived by his Funeral services will be widow, Charlotte Aryesf held Saturday at 11 a.m. in Shatkin, and a brother, Sid- and they weigh a full pound—16 ox. the Trinity A.M.E. Church, ney Shatkin of Little Silver. here, with the Rev. Frank N. Funeral service and burial are private and under the di POUND CAKE Williams officiating. Inter- PRIDE OF COLOMBIA TWO GUVS SLICED OR HALVES ment will be in White Ridge rection of the Quackenboss IN HEAVY SYRUP-29-OZ. CAN DELL'S FROZEN Cemetery, Eatontown, under Funeral Home of New Bruns 100% COLOMBIAN 59 FREESTONE PEACHES 37* -Ib. the direction of the Hoffman wick. WHITE BOM All VAMCTKS ICED TEA Funeral Home here. COFFEE 3 can t REDITEA £49 HERRING FILLETS Jogeph W. Coeentino TWO GUYS VACUUM PACK WHOU „ ROADa DOnUGRJi C Mrs. Yolanda Pangaro SAN PEDRO, Calif. — Jo- COUPON KERNEL CORN 6^79 SARDINES BL0OMFIELD — Services seph W. Cosentino, 52, died MSTU1 WMMAMMB will be held tomorrow for here Saturday. ES-TIMI CHOCO.QUIK Mrs. Yolanda Pangaro, 57, of ' Mr. Cosentino is survived £ 39' TINY SHRIMP 11 Elm St., who died Sun- by a brother, Bernard Cosen- POT&PANDEGREASER KW (SUCAI) TWO GUYS STWTO day. tino of Hazlet, N.J.; and a SUCARYL Mrs. Pangaro was the wid- QUEEN OLIVES sister, Mrs. Rose Landolft of LARGE 22-OZ. SIZE TWO GUYS CAUFOMIA „ MOETO MARINATID • , ow of Louis Pangaro. e Newark. WITHOUT COUPON 89' TOMATO PASTE 4 ^,89 Born in Jersey City, she Good only at Two Guys. ARTICHOKE HEARTS Funeral services were held RENUZIT SUWHINE . IMPORTED WHITE OR YELLOW had lived here 25 years. She here this morning. One coupon per family. was a staff member of the Good thru Sat, Aug. 2,1969. 59 SPRAY STARCH CHEEZ-ITS WITH THIS LOAF United Fund and a member PR1MOR ANN DALE of the steering committee of Countif Board COUPOH the Bloomfield Historical ARTICHOKE HEARTS „_ COCONUT BARS CHEESE Museum. Eulogizes Daly TWO GUYS CUT , TWO GUYS CHOCO. CHW CUSCMT Mrs. Pangaro is survived GREEN BEANS 10 £99 COOKIES by three sons, Anthony, Louis FREEHOLD - The Mon- TWO OUtS TRADING STAMP and Paul Pangaro, all of mouth County Board of Free- WEEKLY SPECIAL Bloomfield; two brothers, holders yesterday eulogized ONE BOOK SPECIAL BAKERY SPECIALS TOUR BOOK I JT1 IOWASDTHI Canio Cerreta of Fair Haven the late Freeholder Marcus PUR(H6il SQUARE THIN SLICED and Vincent Cerreta of Jer- Daly and noted, "In his pass- SAVES Wtiim 0' sey City, and three sisters, ing we have lost a real friend "BEHOLD" 50-PC. SERVICE FOR 8 WHITE BREAD 6 Mrs. Egizio Ventimiglia of and «the community a great HONEY 'N EGG HAMBURGER OR FURNITURE POLISH Bloomfield, Mrs. Neil Punzi citizen." STAINLESS STEEL 39« of Miami and Mrs. Umbero Mr. Daly, who was born HOT DOG ROLLS #Z 12-OZ. Aspero of Newton. FLATWARE WITH LEMON Sept. 18, 1908, in Long By Nationally famous Slartley Roberts 39' The funeral will be from Branch, died last Friday in Htavy gauge -, .... . STREUSEL FINGERS 3? >; OIL the Peter J. Quinn Funeral Monmouth Medical Center, Plui one fillid PIES ALL VARIETIES-LARGE 8 INCH 49 Home, Bloomfield, with an 11 Two Guys REG. 1.09 Long Branch. He had under Trading BUTTER FLAVORED CORN SNACKS a.m, Mass at Sacred Heart gone a series of hospitaliza- 5 WITH A FOOD PURCNAS8I OF Si4 OR MORI Church. tions in 1967 for cancer of DEATH NOTICE LUNAR "POPS" Sr25 HOUSEWARES DEPT. SHATKIN — Rubin, In WJ 58th year, the bladder. In New Brunswick. N.J.. on July 29, 1M9. -Residence 69 Canterbury Rd., The board praised him as Eaut BrunBWIck, N.J. Beloved hu«- an educator, humanitarian DASH band o( Charlotte, brother <* Sidney OXYDOL BOLD GAIN of Little Silver, N.J. Funeral ser- and internationalist. Last LOW vices and Interment will be private. DETERGENT DETERGENT ENZYME Frlendi may call at the Quackenbons night the Affiliated Republi- SUDS Funeral Home. 15« Livingston Ave., can Club of Monmouth Coun- 49-OZ. 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FRIDAY, AUGUST 1st TIL 9 P.M. Rain Date: Saturday, August 2nd 'til 5:30 p.m. * 12 BROAD ST. 191 BROADWAY 32 W. MAIN ST. RED BANK LONG BRANCH FREEHOLD Sponsored by Member Merchants of Red Bank Retail Trade Board FROM OUR REAPERS TMK, "Geiag Owt For A Walk At This Hew Don't I 5BEGIST. You Know That's Dr The Register mttoum toten from iti retfa£ prt vldeA they ewWa ftgnttue* address «Kl WeyMaeHim- EstaMJahisd in W78 - Published by mie Red Bask Blister, Incorporated v fcer. Letten AwflU be ttmlted to Ml woi#. l • ; .••'•' >'#;/. '••••j^ . Thomas J«. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor i . \ —6 Thursday, July 31, 1969 Tmde TFitfc Cruel 10 S. Woodland Drive Fair Haveri\ To the Editor: ' '" •', •,. - • Your recent editorial favoring more trade With Soviet Russia serves .neither The Register nor your readers well, Oil Terminal Opposition Mounts it seems to me. You justify you position by saying that It is encouraging that Gov. Richard threat that the proposed terminal is. since we are not at war with the Soviets and since their J. Hughes intends to use all the power U.S. Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., material support of North Vietnam should not disqualify them from trading with us, we need to expand our mutual at his command to fight the plan to and Rep. James J. Howard, D-N.J,, are interests by cooperating with them, by showing them that build an oil terminal in the Atlantic leading the opposition tothe terminal "we are not out to eradicate all communism and that there Ocean off Long Branch. plan in the capital, and county and is hope for peaceful co-existence." He is correct in saying he will go municipal officials are joining the The distinction I wish you had made is that when you trade with the Soviet Union or have any dealings with it to court, if necessary, to keep the battle. whatsoever, you are doing business with hard core con- ocean off the New Jersey coast free Even though the immediate spirators who function as agents of the Soviet government. from oil pollution. Calling our beach- threat is to New Jersey, oil pollution They alone are the beneficiaries; the people they rule get es, "a priceless asset," he expressed a nothing. That these agents are criminal conspirators and of the oceans is a national problem that international communism is totally a conspiracy: is determination to keep the beaches and it should be recognized as such. known to the FBI, the Senate Internal Security Subcommit- from being destroyed or endangered. In that regard, we hope the U.S. tee, the House Committee on Un-American Activities, The ^As a starter, he and a five-man Senate adopts a bill that would force John Birch Society, and countless thousands of American task force today are meeting with the patriots who have sacrificed their children and their future owners of ships which cause oil pol- security in the "fight" our government has waged against U.S. Corps of Engineers in New York lution to pay the cost of seashore the Communists since. 1945. Most poignant of all,would.be to outline the state's objections to the cleanup projects. the testimony of the millions of persons whom the .Com- munists have enslaved over the past 50 pears. offshore terminal. The governor has warned those It is unfortunate that the southern who would threaten pollution that Can we forget the crimes of Khrushchev, Mao, and Ho end of the state has been suffering "there will be absolutely no compro- who murdered millions in carrying out their assipments? from an oil slick, the cause of which Earl Bunting, a former member of the board of directors of mise" on the part of the state. We ' the National Association of Manufacturers, once summed still hasn't been learned. Its timing, hope he can set up the machinery to. REPORTER up hhe essence of communism. "Communism," he said, however, helps illustrate the type of make those words stick. "is the cruel force required to put socialism into effect." The criminals in the USSR and the Soviet block.supplying this cruel force have no intention of giving up their con- Dangerous Mideast Deadlock Getting to Moon Is Easier spiracy, for if they did, their slaves would overthrow them, and the innate God-given goodness of men would create bet- The United; Arab Republic is fully of land which they had occupied for By JIM BISHOP You turn into the wing which states ter worlds for those in Russia and in the heretofore satel- rearmed and prepared to liberate ter- a thousand years. We can shoot two men to the moon Gates 65 to 84. A small part of it is down- lites. ' ritories lost to the Israelis in the without a flaw, but we still can't get a hill. One of the children, wants to stop at It would be unrealistic to dismiss passenger on a plane. Sometimes, with a rest room. "The plane is loaded with Since our trading with the Communists, therefore, bene- humiliating Six-Day War of 1967. President Nasser's declarations as idle exaggeration, I feel that I have spent the them," you snarl. Everyone keeps looking fits only the conspirators, who should we place any belief President Gamal Abdel Nasser of threats. The sporadic fighting along best years of my life waiting in an airport for the proper number. Everyone knew or hope that such relations will benefit the United States, line. The company desk that 78 would be away out at the end. unless those who participate in such trade or support it Egypt delivered that manifesto on the the Suez battlefront could easily esca- have become part of the same conspiracy? is a quarter mile from A lot of people are milling around a 17th anniversary of the overthrow of late to full-scale warfare. Obviously, the jet. The clerk is" Very truly yours, King Farouk. desk. The clerk, in: uniform, is unflappable. ' : ' Robert H. Meyer . something more than the present un- •busy. He has long lines "Flight 44," he says, "will be delayed 30 Mr. Nasser was not sanguine of observed cease-fire is needed to pre- of people waiting to get . minutes." Now your patience is at an end. achieving a swift, stunning victory in vent the eruption of a major conflict. up front to find out that "Why didn't they announce that in the ter- they are in the wrong minal?" you ask. "Because," he says, Save Spring Meadow the tradition of the brilliant Saladin. The presence of a United Nations line. Instead, he cautioned that the battle "airlines don't like to announce late de- , • • • • . 3 Spruce St. ..•••• peace-keeping force on both sides of "This is advance res- partures, that's why; Anything else I"t»n of liberation would be long and bitter. Hazlet, N. J. the Canal might forestall this dreadful ervations," he says, look- do to help you?" ': <• ; To the Editor: • . Even as he spoke, Egyptian and eventuality. ing up from hi/ipen. "To- ..-.;*• • ••••• . * \ The following letter-has been sent to Governor Hughes, Israeli giur^fetteries dueled on the BISHOP day's flights are down VOU TAKE THE' hint and sit down. with copies to other state officials. I would appreciate Ultimately, however, a more en- there." He pjints to a Suez Caiul while air combat raged during modus vivendi must be adopt- Another, passenger says that the plane in your printing it in your newspaper. Thank you. . longer line, other clerks pass back and "••'•'• ..••"• R. W. Van Fechtmann \ overhead. Xlpmmando raids across the . question arrived a half hour late and the ed. Former U.S. Ambassador to the forth behind the counter whispering, company is waiting' for the cleaning de- Canal strucl\£t vital enemy installa- United Nations Arthur Goldberg finds cracking jokes, and disappearing behind tails to empty the ash trays, pick up the ' "It has recently been brought to my attention that tht tions. As the frightfulness mounts, it doors. What they do for a living no one state of New Jersey is presently contemplating the forced some encouragement in the fact that knows. rubbish and chewing gum from the floor, becomes obvious that what appeared both Israel and the Arab states accept and wipe the windows clean. acquisition of the Spring Meadow Country Club, Allaire, foi You buck the longer line, and the old Forty-five minutes later, the clerk development into a reservoir. If this is indeed a fact, then to be a crushing defeat was merely in principle the 1967 resolution of the lady in front is confused about whether' the question that comes immediately to mind, is why should the prologue to a continuing chronicle says:. "Flight 44 now boarding," and the UN Security Council. she wants to go to Pittsburgh to see her mob hits him like the Gfeert-Bay Packers. the state, with all of its expertise, want to eliminate a fine of terror. Mr. Goldberg considers a settle- son, or to Montgomery to see her mar- They elbow each other, dragging little developed piece of. recreational land, at the exact time that The most disheartening aspect of ried daughter. Four persons behind her, a ones, arid everybody loafs downithe ramp the Monmouth County Recreation Committee is planning ment of the refugee problem essential man is beginning to make loud comments, (at a cost of thousands of tax paying dollars) td build a golf the Mideast deadlock is that it threat- to any lasting peace. He insists that as though they now had'all, the time in because his plane is,boarding right now. the world: "Before tfiey go,,the man.at the course in adjacent Howell Township? .,- .. ens to be indefinitely prolonged. The Israeli concessions with respect to The clerks are harassed, overworked, . Additionally, if there exists a public need for a reser- and overwrought. They cannot give you desk inspects every ticket;'lifting a sheet fierce nationalisms of the adversaries refugees must be balanced by Arab from it, and markingit;onia.Wpad. voir, why condemn a fine golf course that has taken-many indicate there can be no compromise more than half an ear when.you reach!! years to develop? Why not acquire a piece of underdevel- willingness to assume a fair share of the head of the line. The tickets are made At the entrance to the plane, two stew- .on the status of Palestine. responsibility for them. ardesses, attractive in a vile sort of way, oped land or even a parcel of farmland that is so abundant -out in code; the baggage is weighed; time, in the South Monmouth County Area? For the Israelis, the establishment The resolution of the festering is spent writing a check or counting cash. hold the passengers at a standstill •with a cheerful hello and'"May I see your seat of Israel was the end of the Diaspora refuge problem might be a small be- He tells you that Flight 44 is now board- Spring Meadow may not be the largest or most luxuri- ing at gate 78, and you know damned number, please?" Ygu know the seat ous golf course in the state, but it has been a constant- and the fulfillment of an ancient ginning toward an abatement of hos- well that it is going to be at the far end' number, but she wants to look anyhow. source of leisure and enjoyment for scores of New Jersey dream. The Arabs condemn the re- tilities which threaten to: involve of the ramp. So the Rand luggage is set on the floor, residents for many yeaj-s, Membership is not a prerequi- j and she looks, smiles and points inside turn to Zion as brazen expropriation mankind. * * * site for those seeking to take advantage of its facilities, so the plane. ,. ' the argument cannot be offered that it only benefits a HOWEVER, YOU are so grateful that Ironically, this is where you suspected chosen few. INSIDE WASHINGTCP you are rid of your luggage, that you the seat would be. Halfway up the aisle, If .a reservoir is going to be built, please do not sacrifice hardly care. You go where he pointed, another swinger stops the Indians in single Spring Meadow. Build it somewhere else. In the quest "for and it says gates 3 to 22. Well, that isn't file and insists on showing each passenger progress do not stamp out one of the better things we al- Nixomls Visit to Romania 78, so you ask somebody. Anybody. They where his seat is. You squeeze past a young ready have." don't know where it is. They couldn't care Nicaraguan woman with an infant in her By ROBERT S. ALLEN Russia, already make for difficult negoti- less. The children have their little carry- arms to get to your window seat. Behind and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH ations. : on bags and they act as though they were you, men are bellowing to the stewardess- Advice ior Bishop Ahf President Nixon believes his forth- As opponents of the Safeguard employ- carrying gold ingots. es for the latest newspaper; their women ment have been saying, the United States 1607 Kingsley St. ",*'. .. coming visit to Romania will.help,'not The family walks to the next wing. want the latest copy of House and Garden has been testing a true)MIRV warhead This one says gates 23 to 44. Your wife or Good Housekeeping. Asbury Park,,N. J. • harm, this nation's relations with the So- which sends each nuclear-armed reentry says: "That's it. Forty-four," Patently, The doors close 50 minutes late. The To The Editor: viet Union. vehicle on an independent course to a sep- you explain that 44 is your flight number ramps walk away, from the bird, The I stiwgly Urge Bishop Ahr and'the priests of the diocese arate target. Tests to date have been go- but your gate is 78 and if you don't number three engine turns over. Soon, the of Trenton to use their influence to achieve the following • Consequently, the President thinks his reforms: ' .-• • : stop there Saturday will ing well, according to all reports. make it soon, that jet is going to whine giant wobbles along the concrete taxiways. * • * * its way into space. This goes on for miles and miles.-Then it ' 1. Freedom for each parish to democratically decide the improve, not damage, manner and technique of their religious practices, the prospects for suc- THE UNITED STATES is, in fact, al- Everyone hurries. The next wing is 45 stops. . : ready planning to deploy two weapons to 64. You pass that one without looking. There is an electronic click. A deep 2. Commitment of church funds to advancement of eco- cessful talks with Russia nomically depressed groups. - on limiting strategic systems which will use MIRV warheads— The briefcase must have given birth to fat voice- intones: "This is your captain arms. a new Poseidon missile in the present Po- little animals.. It gets shifted to the other speaking. Welcome aboard flight forty- 3. Removal of strictures against divorce and remarriage, That point of view laris submarine fleet and a new version hand. "You have the tickets," you say. • four. Some incoming flights are holding birth control, and abortion. -,- runs counter to much of of the Minuteman ICBM, Mirtutetnan III. She shakes her head. "In your jacket pock- up traffic, but it's nothing to worry about. 4. Freedom for priests to be involved in social and the comment which fol- Russia, as the ABM opponents have al- et." You feel like saying "In yours," but We're eleventh in line for a quick take- political movements of their choice, such as civil rights, lowed the announcement so been saying is trying for a MIRV war- you don't. off and a smooth flight . . ." draft resistance, etc. of the Nixon itinerary. head, too. Pentagon experts believe, how- 5. Freedom for priests to marry il they so choose. Some of the pundits have ever, that the United States is a good deal YOUR MONEY'S WORTH 6.Repeal of the doctrine of "Papal Infallibility." been qulte certain ttat farther along in the development process. .7. Freedom for Catholics to participate in all ceremonies the President, by a personal visit to Rus- It has been, apparent for some time of other religions. sia's increasingly independent ally, would that, once MIRV systems are acquired by 8. Establishment tvf new provisions in church law so create problems at the arms talks due the two super-powers', an arms limitation Cost of Having a Baby that popes, cardinals, and bishops may be recalled through agrement will be immensely difficult to to begin next month. By SYLVIA PORTER There's no end in sight to this cost .a popular referendum of church members. achieve, because it will then be all but By undertaking such steps, the church can enable Cath- The President, however, outlined his impossible for one nation to tell*, without One of the least noticed "victims" of escalation. opposing views at some To disclose the full story, I. asked the olics to effectively deal with the moral imperatives of our detailed on-site inspection, how many this era's galloping inflation has been a time. length for congressional strategic weapons are in the other's arse- baby. Never in history has a baby been Health Insurance Institute (HII) in New leaders before his depar- York to work out details on today's, baby- ,' ; • Sincerely, nal. ' as expensive to bring into the world as •.•-...'. :, Robert E. Moir ture. Some of the House • * *" now. What's more, all the evidence I've bearing costs from obstetrical fees to dia- and Senate leaders, who* been able to put together per pins and through the baby's first week met with him at the WHAT IS EMERGING from the ABM shouts' that we're in the at home; Here's a summary of hundreds White House, came away debate is an understanding that the pres- midst of a record escala- of items the HII' priced for me: with the impression that* ent MIRV situation has its difficulties at tion in this cost. Hospital costs: $576.87. The biggest plans for the Romania the bargaining table too. At present there In addition to being • items here are the daily room charge— stopover had been • is apparently an inequality between the about as human a story $65.24 for six days—nursery charges for checked out very care- U.S. position, on the brink of a two-ply as you could imagine, the baby at $20 a day and a typical $75 MIRV deployment, and Russia's less ad- GOLDSMITH fully in advance with So- this is an economic tale deliver' room charge. viet leaders. vanced testing. of importance. The 1970s Medical costs: $280. This includes $225 They report that Mr. Nixon spoke of So the U:S. diplomats must ask them- will be, as I've been em- fee and the cost of pediatrlc care. Romania as a nation which wants to be selves this question: If Kremlin negotia- phasizing, the decade of New baby's wardrobe: $70, including considered a part of the European com- tors think the United States is well ahead the young marrieds and everything from shirts and blankets to munity, though its geography places it in- in MIRV development, can they agree to PORTER therefore of young par- booties and bunting. escapably within the spope of Soviet pow- any sort of limitation which inhibits Rus- ents. It is becoming more than possible Basic nursery supplies: $517.18 — in- er. ' ""•'•.• ' sia's efforts toward development of a true that the cost of child-bearing will become cluding baby carriage and crib, bassinet, The President, according to these re- MIRV system? a significant consideration in the de- changer diaper pail, linens, feeding and ports, described Romania as the one. of It must quickly be added that the Pen- cisions of these young marrieds on when bathing/equipment, car seat, birth an- the Russian .satellites which is most anx- tagon's plans for deploying Poseidon are and how many children they will have. If nouncements, vaporizer, etc. ious to establish closer relations with the still subject to change without notice. so, this in turn will have a discernible Basic maternity! wardrobe: $164.1(j. West. In that connection, Mr. Nixon is said Last year the Pentagon asked for au- impact on the size of our nation and the This includes two daytime dresses, orie to have remarked that Romania is very thority to convert six Polaris submarines equality of our society in the final years cocktail dress, two skirts and four tops and anxious to relax trade barriers. for the MIRV missile, Posedion, in addition of the 20th century. $35.Gfi of underwear, medium-rlced at While the President has been traveling, to two conversions previously funded. Con- The reasons for the baby cost spiral •Macy's in New York City. Senate debate on the Safeguard ABM sys- gress provided funds for an additional two The grand total is $1,538.21! tem has been highlighting another poten- conversions. are obvious. And the tab easily could be much high- tial problem for those forthcoming arms The slow-down was engineered in the Hospital room costs have soared in er — if you go to the most fashionable limitation talks. Senate, where Sen. Richard B. Russell, D- the past couple of years and the average obstetricians, If you stay In the hospital The problem is not Safeguard, how- Ga., then the chairman of the Armed Ser- cost of hospital care for just one day now longer than the average five to six days, ever, but MIRV — the presently experi- vices Committee, argued that the proven stands at $65.24—more than double the if the birth is complicated or involves mental multiple Independently-targeted re- Polaris should not be retired In favor of $30 average one decade ago. Similarly, caesarean section, If the baby is born with entry vehicles. As the de'bate progresses a still unprovon Poseidon, Russell recalled nursery charges for a newborn baby, de- medical problems Involvirig special care V| Buppoee It was Inevitable!" It becomes increasingly clear that MIRV the Navy's developmental troubles with the livery room fees, obstetricians' fees and or treatment, if you stay in a private hos- developments, in the United States and Talos, Tartar and Terrier missiles. other costs have risen sharply. pital room. (Or if you have twins.), ,1 -TOE DAILY FECJSTCT, KED BANK • MIDDLETWN, V. I.: WEDNESDAY. JULY 30, 196%

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EATONTOWN - Tbe PUm-* cooM be In his hands within meeting of ,u»e. pm&'s de- EATONTOWN ~ Eaton- division committee. has indicat- lie next two weeks, • sign committee. town Republicans will have developer ^. i Hardman, chairman Also classified a» a minor their annual family - style H o d According to Mr. Hardman, Cause Report Spurs Scientist Fof the proposed 168-umt South- of the board, explained that Mr. Gold has met most of subdivision ami referred to picnic Sunday, beginning at * • * ••_.... bbroor k Garden Apartment final approval of the design the board's design require- the subdivision .committee tests by most nuclear powers sharply criticized by a num- 1 p.m. at the Ira Wolcott WASHINGTON (AP) - A complex, that design approval plans for the proposed South ments:' ' .-- • >v . was the proposal of Angelo have ceased since 1963. ber of knowledgeable people Playground. Family tickets University of Pittsburgh ra- St. apartments would be de- The application to carve Romano, to split his property . He further suggests there's who say his' conclusions are can be purchased at the diation physicist suggests three lots, from the; Cook on Paul Ave. into two lots. a potential genetic hazard based on mistaken use of cided upon at a workshop playground. that radioactive fallout from nuclear tests may have from underground nuclear data. Rate Battle caused the death of more blasts designed for peaceful "I do not support his than 400,000 babies in the purposes, • such as carving theory—and I believe the Set in Gty United Stairs since 1930. Gov- out canals. weight of scientific theory ernment scientists vigorously He expressed such views will be against him," Holi- LONG BRANCH -City challenge his theory. in a recent article in "The field said. officials are preparing; to Bulletin of Atomic Scien- Dr. Bibb of the AEC said: fight the 13 per cent boost One Atomic Energy Com- tists"; in remarks attributed "The AEC for many years in rates Jersey Central Powr mission scientist described to him in.an article in the has supported long-term, in- er & Light Co. seeks, Mayor the stated theory of Dr. Tell Your Friends London Observer newspaper; tensive studies of fallout, in- Paul Nastasio Jr. said today. Ernest J. Sternglass as "po- in a seminar arranged by cluding measurements of ac- . . . obout the fine wines tentially dangerous and un- "The City of Long Branch and liquors you'll find here. some congressmen on Capi- tual fallout rates, and of low- will be represented when the AUTHORIZED necessarily frightening to the We also carry a full line tol Hill last week; and in an level radiation effects. The public." matter comes before the ' of Broakdole sodas and appearance on NBC's "To- results of these studies, and mixers (large battles, 1.6S Public Utility Commis- case plus deposit) for your Sternglass says he has ac- day" show Thursday. those of others not connected sioners. The cost of living convenience. "We don't quired "totally- unexpected" with the AEC, simply do not INSURANCE REPLACEMENT Sternglass' Theory index is high enough without tckt our customers for statistical evidence that he support Dr. Sternglass' the- a hike in power rates," the granted. For fast, courte- says suggests a serious po- His theory is that: sis. Dr. Sternglass has based mayor said. ous service, come to ... tential genetic hazard from 1. • Genetic damage has his theory on what we con- "Jersey Central has been been caused to many parents SERVICE fallout has hitherto been un- sider to bp incomplete and talking about its nuclear recognised. The evidence, he by fallout radiation, and that inaccurate data . . . generating plant in Ocean MONMOUTH says, is backed by animal this has been responsible for "We are convinced that County, a plant that has al- research in Sweden. a levelling off, since around such statements as Dr. ready exceeded its estimated Says Hazard Lasts . 1950, in the previously Sternglass' are potentially cost of $68 million, and I be- TYPES OF GLASS LIQUORS sharply declining infant mor- ASK FOR STANLEY or IRV Sternglass, who has been dangerous and unnecessarily gin to wonder about the pro- tality rate in the United E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. challenged in the past on frightening to the public and posed rate increase and ques- Free Estimates—Call Today RED BANK other concepts regarding fall- States. should not be allowed tion its necessity," Mayor (Next to Butch'! Car Walh) out, suggests in his latest 2. One per cent more baby to stand unchallenged." Nastasio said. 747-5656 one that the alleged genetic deaths—both in the infant The mayor said he felt cer- AMPLE PARKING hazard from 'fallout persists and fetal stage^-than other- SAFETY MEASURE tain mayors of other commu- even though atmospheric wise would have been ex- '• DENVER (AP) - Gerald nities would back his stand pected have occurred in the Carlson, a physical education in opposing the rate United States alone as a re- instructor at the University increases. ATLANTIC GLASS CO. sult of fallout from "200 of Colorado's Denver Center, "Class and Mirrors in Every Size You Can Break" BLUE RIBBON megatons of testing" of nu- has devised a "heel lock" Mexicans have their own clear weapons by the United wrap designed to reduce version of April Fools Day on RED BANK BELMAR MATAWAN States and other nations ankle and knee injuries in Dec. 28. The principal sport football. He conceived of the lies in borrowing objects, 21 MAPLE AVE. HIGHWAY 71 138 LOWER MEAT MARKET •since the" initial American cot. whin at. u< test in New Mexico in. 1945. method while a trainer at since items borrowed on that Hlpli Aw. ID. of Uth Ave. MAIN STREET IEEF A megaton is the equivalent Northland College in Wiscon- day do not need to be re- 747-2020 681-1200 566-2838 ROAST EYE ROUND 98fb of one" million tons of TNT sin! turned. 5-LB. BOX explosive. . ITALIAN STYLE VEAL CUTLET. U% 3. Evidence, in 'recent 5-LB. 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New INSTANT SEWING lees we're out to keep you coming back Central Florida's rich min- eral beds, discovered acci- dentally by boar hunters in 1881, yield 28 million tons of phosphate rock annually - 70 per cent of United States and 30 per cent of world need. ( „ The manta ray, or devilfish, HAZLET LAURELTON EATONTOWN can crush man or boat with Bradlees POOLE AVE. HIGHWAY 36 HIGHWAY 70 • BRICKTOWN HIGHWAY 35(AT THE CIRCLE) powerful pectoral fins. But its major prey is the tiny • shrimp. 10 -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BA.VK - MIDDLETOWN. N. J.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1969 dress will be given by Mas Miss Barbara Us of Styre- <-J- vllle, president of the Student Alice M. Bobinsoa, H. N.t Government Organization of editor of Nursing Outlook, the School of Nurslig, will Fair Haven Taxpayers f*£r tiie official magazine of tte give the graduates' farewell National League for Nurstog. . LONG BRANCH - Mon- der Pavilion for Extended Elect Kniffin President >LON• <£"«G BRANCH — Tw•o mouth Medical Center's Care, at Second and Dunbar FAIR HAVEN - Almost 200 An MRI representative told the closs of the meeting, the Neptune Township youths School of Nursing will hold Aves., ' another • break with the audience that fieltt repre- treasurer was swamped with its 71st—and last—com- tradition. Historically, the If you are looking for a residents of this borough were arrested by city police gathered at the Willowbrook sentatives would begin work individuals eager to hand mencement Saturday. Found- graduation has been an out- Inn last night to elect Harry in about three weeks and that over their money. yesterday after reportedly ed in 1896 with a class of door ceremony on the ve- pleasant place to dine... F. Kniffin president of their the survey would be complet- stealing a car on Broadway four students, the school is randa and lawn of Auxiliary newly-formed Taxpayers As- ed by Oct. 1. After all Uie nec- and attempting to elude Pa- being transferred to Brook- Hall, Bath Avenue. essary information is gath- dale Community College, sociation. trolmen Salvalore Maccioli Monroe Eisner, chairman We have the ered, he said, qualified ap- Lincroft. Mr. Kniffin called upon the and Anthony Gervoiino. of the center's Board of Gov- members of the group lo as- praisers will reassess the Nursing education is the Answer ... value of all properties. Chief Joseph D. Purcell Jr. ernors and a member of the sist local officials to "hold first phase of an Allied official, body for more than the line against waste and What's Involved said Mrs. Eileen Malick, Health Education Program half a century, will give the extravagance." The MRI representative owner of the Reliable Dry to be,instituted by Brookdale. welcoming address. Mrs. Association officials were went into great detail about Cleaners, 641 Broadway, Rex Diner The program will be based the factors involved in this Clarence E. Unterberg, presi- unwilling last night to state called police and report- at Monmouth Medical Center, • breakfast positions on any specific is- judgment and explained the ed she had seen the pair steal dent of the School of Nurs- relative importance given where professional courses ing Board of Managers, will • luncheon sues. As Mr. Kniffin .ex- her car. will be given. each by his company. He preside and other hospital plained, the Association's Patrolmen Maccioli and • dinner stated that location and General education courses officials participating in the first aim is to gather Uie Gervoiino chased the sus- • in between square footage were the most will be taught on the Lin- ceremony will include Ad- relevant facts and then work pects from Second and Bath significant factors. croft campus. The two-year ministrator George J. Bartel, out policies for discussion and Aves. to Jerome Ave., Oak- program leading to an as- action by the fall member* Revaluation is based on Dr. Jack Levin, president of Clean -^ Modern — Efficient hurst, where they were ap- sociate degree, will begin in ship. current market prices in the the Medical Board; Mrs. prehended. September and will absorb Joining Mr. Kniffin as per- municipality, the MRI repre- Elizabeth Sanderson, Assis- Chief Purcell identified the the present MMC freshman "We Are Proud of Our Service" manent officers of the group sentative said. He refused to tant Administrator in charge suspects as Larry Tillman, 18, class. was the entire slate proposed accept responsibility, for high- of nursing service; Mrs. Ar- GIVE US A TRY TODAY . . . by the nominating committee er evaluations saying, "We of 1326 Corlies Ave. and Irv- 38 In Class ing Young, also 18, of Olive lene Sherman, director of the chaired by Larry Farley. The don't make the market but Thirty-eight graduates will School of Nursing, and Mrs. St., both Neptune Township. receive diplomas at the com- WEST FRONT ST., RED BANK new officers are William De- we are under obligation to Edgar Blake, vice president record it." Both youths were held for mencement ceremony to be Sante, first vice president of the Board of Managers. Mrs. Bobert Brown, second He agreed with several arraignment in Municipal held at 10 a.m. in the com- PARKING APLENTY IN REAR vice president; Mrs. Samuel .questioners that experience Harry F. Kniffin Court today. munity room of the Alexan- The commencement ad- Rabito, secretary; Mrs. Frank had shown that property own- Mazza, treasurer and Joseph ers usually find their taxes Connor, Wilbur Schenck, Jo- higher after the revaluation, seph Manley, James Buck- but noted that this was the 10 DAYS ONLY - SPECTACUUR LOW PRICES - BIG SAYINGS ON WARDS APPLIANCES ley, Wallace Bennett and responsibility of local officials Mrs. Rolf Lemp, directors. who determined how much Mr. Bennett had served as needed to be spent, not of the temporary chairman. revaluators. Much of the meeting was The Taxpayers Association devoted to an explanation of officers will present a consti- the forthcoming revaluation tution to the membership at program by two representa- the next meeting, Aug. 12, so tives of Municipal Revalua- that the group can move rap- NATIONAL tions Inc., Avon, the firm idly toward incorporation. hired by the borough for the The group voted to assess task. each member family $2. At Oil Docking Hit APPLIANCE InMontnouthBeach MONMOUTH BEACH - Dover, Del., to'tfte U.S. Army The Board of Commissioners Corps of Engineers for per- last night stated its "unalter- mission to construct the sta- able opposition" to the- con- tion here. The station would struction and operation of the carry connecting hose and proposed facility to construct a mooring station for large pipelines to discharge oil to oil tankers approximately a station or pipeline terminal seven miles offshore of>this in the vicinity- of Long borough. Branch. Mayor Sidney B. Johnson The commission noted the proposed that the commis- risk of such an operation to sion's resolution be for- the shore front, business in- warded to Rep. James J. terests and welfare of the New! Extra-slow speed Howard, D-N.J., and to Sens. residents and taxpayers of far delicate fabrics! Clifford P. Case and Harri- Monmouth Beach, as well as son A. Williams, Jr. voicing awareness of the The resolution noted that danger to marine life and application had been made . commercial and sport fishing by the First State Pipe Line, - and boating.- --:— -•• Howell Ptods State AIRLINE® "CARTABLE" COLOR TV On Traffic Signals WITH 18-INCH DIAGONAL SCREEN! HOWELL TOWNSHIP — traffic signals at Rt. 9 and The Township Committee has Lanes Mill Road. Enjoy vivid colors, steady asked the state Department The state previously jndi- recep tion — now at a special of Transportation to recon- cated that it would install a , low price! Cart, optional. sider its decision regarding traffic light in an effort to reduce the unusually large Three Fined number of traffic accidents at the intersection. However, For Assault it-recently said it would not install a full signal, but only RED BANK — Municipal SERVICE ^ Court Judge William I. Klat- a flashing light. sky has levied three $25 The Township Committee, NOW *72 OFF ON OUR HEAVY-DUTY SIGNATURE fines and suspended one $25 in a letter to the state, said NATIONWIDE /^V fine. it finds the flashing signal WASHER-12 CYCLES PRE-SET TEMP, SPEEDS FOR YOU! Charles Maxwell of Park- unacceptable and has re- PROMPT EXPERT SERVICE Water level control lets you wash fused to pay its share of the • 12 programmed cycles pre-set the • view Lane, Woodbridge, and 6-ounce to big 18-pound washloads Lester Haban, 436 Amboy signal until the state agrees AND ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT temp, speeds to fit cycle selection Washing instructions inside the lid AveM..EertLAmbQy, each [re- to provideJulj traffic control • Power soak for extra-dirty loads • signals. PARTS COAST-TO-COAST Worktop light; full-time lint filter '208 ceived a $25 fine for assault • 5 wash-rinse water temperatures • and battery, and Ann Haban, Supporting the township is • Bleach, fabric softener dispensers • White; available in other colors REG. 279.95 72 Peters Place, had a $25 the Nine Lives Committee, a fine suspended for the same offense. group formed to speed im Henry Richardson of 122 provements to Rt. 9. Peach St., New Shrewsbury, In a recent letter to the was given a $25 fine for solic- Department of Transporta- iting passengers without a tion, the Committee charged taxi license. the state with reneging on Idella Garrison, l 237 W. its promise to install traffic Bergen Place, received a sus- lights at the most dangerous pended $50 fine for damaging 'intersections along the high- private property while under way. the influence of alcohol and for using abusive language. • A $3 fine was levied against Exemption Won Dr. Philip L. Coats of 140 River Road for allowing his By Newspapers dog to run loose. James Par- son, 260 Leighton Ave., was TRENTON (AP) - Gov. found guilty on assault, and Richard J. Hughes has ' battery charges. signed • a bill exempting Saturday morning, Judge newspapers from paying sales Klatsky found Beevey Wes- tax on machinery used in ley of 291 W, Bergen Place their publication. •• guilty of creating a disturb- ance,and sentenced him to 30 The bill applies specifically ' days in the County Jail. He to - conveyors, stackers and was arrested by Patrolman sorters of papers and will ex- Robert Kuhn July 24. empt approximately $130,000 a year from the tax. Some production machinery had WARDS POSITIVELY PORTABLE TV 20.2 CU. FT. ALL-FROSTLESS Ocean Senior been exempt already. 16.8 CU. FT. ALL-FROSTLESS The bill had died in the As- ) FOR BEDROOM, BOAT, OR BEACH! REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Citizens Picnic sembly last year, but was passed last spring by both Battery or AC powered. Snap- • Frostless-ends defrosting OCEAN TOWNSHIP — The • • Freezer holds 193 pounds houses despite objections I hat on Twl-lite shield for always • Freezer holds 247 pounds $ Ocean Township Senior Citi- it would,open a loophole for • Frostless-no defrosting sharp pictures. A 14-lb. honey! • Foam insulation saves space 399 zens Club held its first picnic other businesses looking for * Foam insulation saves space 299 at Monmouth County Park at exemptions and thus cripple Shark River. the tax. Proponents claimed Otto Claus, 1419 Rustic that factories were exempt USE WARDS "CHARG-ALL PLUS" TIME PAYMENT PLAN TO SAVE NOW ON MAJOR APPLIANCES Drive, said 86 of the club's and that papers should be 145 members attended the all- treated as factories. EATOMTOWN CIRCLE day affair. Hughes also signed a mea- Other activities planned by sure appropriating $!V7,341 for OPEN 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. the club include several field the first statewide grand WARDS MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER trips with the first to Atlantic jury, which is investigating PHONE 542-2160 , City Raceway organized crime. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, S. J.: WEDNESDAY, JULY .JO, 1969- New Shrewsbury Police Switchboard Manned by S. BXfcONIAEETHYy WWIA1SFTHYVOULOV U aid squad ~ and perform cellent job for the past 14 Alarm System to which pril- forcf e fof r full-timfllti e policpliee dudu- viouslviuslyy used to man ththee wr^fliflllNHMHHneflHiBHi 5 NEW SHREWSBURY - In- clerical duties such as record- years, watching the board vate businesses or individuals ties," Chief Herring said. "In board." ' jrtallatioa of the new police ing and filing calls and typ- day in and day out. they can be hooked up. the past a sergeant was re- Chief Herring said that ! headquarters switchboard ing and filing accident and were only occasionally re- At the moment, the alarm sponsible for the recording during the first month of par- system was completed last other reports. lieved by one of the members system handles 10 businesses and filing of reports and a tial operation of the system, * night. For the past 14 years be- of the police force. They were and the four schools in the patrolman had to man the there has been a marked in- Beginning this morning, fore it was moved to the po- on duty, holidays and other borough — Monmouth Re- board, when not on patrol crease of efficiency in keep- • five dispatchers will be on days, continually." gional High School, and the duty or on the road. ing track of and recording^ lice headquarters, the switch- the incoming calls. duty 24 hours a day to handle board was housed in the John The dispatchers also will Tinton Falls, Sycamore and "This new system will give '(• incoming calls and oth- Lemon home at 1181 Syca- Swimming River schools. "From 130 recorded inci- : monitor a 40-unit burglar us at least an additional 10 er emergencies. more Ave., where Mrs. Marie alarm system installed at Full-Time Duties dents during the month of ' At compensation of $2 an Lemon and her husband John headquarters. This is a pri- "The new switchboard will man-hours of patrol duty by June," Chief Herring said, hour .the dispatchers will han- were on call. vately owned Wells Fargo free the nine men of the freeing the patrolman pre- "the figure has risen to 243 ; die calls, relay messages "That operation," said Po- up to July 29. i over two-way radio to police lice Chief James A. Herring/ "This does not mean that patrols and the borough's "cost the borough 25 cents Oil Station Opposition Still Grows we have had an increase of i, emergency services — four per hour for the 24 hour pe- incidents or of problems. It LONG BRANCH - The has been lauded by a Hill- Sen. Clifford P. Case; and : fire companies and one first riod. The Lemons did an ex- Rep. James J. Howard. just means that many calls city's stand against an off- side resident for his stand. went unrecorded due to lack shore mooring station to un- Patricia Fluta wrote Mayor Mayor Robert L. Sharp of Ocean City has pledged his of time and due to priorities. load oil tankers continues to Nastasio, "Bravo on your Insignificant calls just were receive support from resi- stand against construction of support. "It is my feeling THE that only personal selfish not recorded. There was no dents throughout the state as an offshore platform and time for it. well as Garden Slate law- pipeline for oil tankers. I gain can be accomplished for makers In Trenton and Wash- still recall what happened off the oil companies at the ex- "With the new system, we Flower Cart ington. Santa Barbara." pense of the public by such shall have a full record of all Also supporting the mayor a venture;" he said. incoming calls. We shall also (formerly Bord«n Flowers) Mayor Paul Nastasio Jr., have a record of when the are Assemblyman Louis R. Samuel Teicher, president leading the fight to prevent of the Long Branch City call was received, what was 447 BROAD STREET SHREWSBURY the dumping of poisonous gas Aikins and Joseph Azzolina, Council, also an objector to done about it, and at what 741-6640 in the ocean as well "as the both 'of Monmouth County; the offshore mooring plan, time the police or the emer- "Flowers jor all Occasions" construction of the mooring Louis G. Libutti, president of has written state and na- gency services were alerted NEW SWITCHBOARD — Mrs. Audrey Walker of station in the Atlantic seven the Greater Long Branch tional officials protesting the and took action, if any was I75B, Hamilton Road, New Shrewsbury! one of the miles east of Long Branch Chamber of Commerce; U.S. proposal. required." five new iwitchboard operators at that borough's, police headquarters, receives instruction on operation of newly installed equipment from Jo'hn Lemon Sr. of 1181 Sycamore Ave., New Shrewsbury.

COUNTY ADMIRATION — Freeholder Albert E. Allen of Matawan Township presents Miss New Jersey, Wards latex coating Cheryl Carter of Matawan Township, with a bouquet for gutter problem! of roses and Freeholder Director Joseph C. irwin, 88 presents 'her with a framed resolution congratulating 5 heron being selected Miss New, Jersey arid Wishing her success in the September Miss America contest. (Register Staff Photo) This coating solves the gutter peeling problem for you! Dries in just 30 minutes. Needs no sec- Miss New Jersey ond coat, no aging. A bonanza in house paint Visits Freeholders FREEHOLD - Miss New mouth County VRW and Miss Jersey, Cheryl C. Carter of' Monmouth County. Redwood stain Matawan Township, paid a In achieving the goal of at down-to-earth prices! visit yesterday to a beaming, Miss New Jersey, said the ' for natural beauty proud Board of Freeholders. freeholders in their resolu- 2.61 OFF ACRYLIC LATEX PAINT! "We in Monmouth County tion, it was necessary for SAVE 1.61 ON EXTERIOR LATEX 44 sincerely congratulate you," Miss Carter to excell all the 4 said Freeholder Director Jo- other contenders in talent, Use on wood, stucco, brick Paint goes on evenly in any Gal. seph C. Irwin, to Miss Car- charm and beauty and by so weather. Blister-resistant fin- 88 Enhances/ preserves' ter, in a special ceremony in doing she brought honor and or cement. Finish stands-up which the board presented 88 California Redwood fame to herself, her family to moisture and alkali blis- ish can't discolor from rust her with a framed resolution and to Monmouth County. and all unfinished ex- and a bouquet of roses. washdown. Comes in white 4REG. 7.49 "All these qualities make tering. Clean-up 3 terior surfaces. Perfect "We hope that you go on to MO. i.« PER ML. KR SAL. her a most fitting candidate pfeln soap and water. and choice of colors. SAVE TODAY! for outdoor furniture. win the Miss America con- for the title of Miss New Jer- "CHARGMT" test," he said, adding that if sey," it said. she does the freeholders will hold the greatest celebration Miss Carter, was accompa- ever held in Freehold. nied to the freeholders meet- , Miss Carter, 19, is the ing room by Mrs. Richard daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rea and Mrs. George Horton, 16-foot extension Barnabas P. Carter of 34 both of Howell Township, co- Autumn Lane, Matawan chairmen of the Miss Mon- Township. She is an elemen- mouth County Scholarship ladder now 3" off! ' tary education sophomore Pageant, which for the put at Monmouth College, West three years has been con- Long Branch. ducting the county page- ant. Also present was David Q88 She was crowned Miss New Shaw, superintendent of.,the Jersey July 12. In the past Monmouth County Shade year, she won several beauty Tree Commission. '• •' titles, including Miss Ideal REG. 12.95 Beach in Middletown, Miss "We" are very proud this Long Branch, Miss Asbury year to have Miss New Jer- Park Sea Queen, Miss Mon- sey," said Mrs. Bea. ' . • Heaf-temperecf alu- minum—can't rust

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• Spin-proof rungs for Save on Aerosol comfort and safety It's the dependable ladder *2" off! Oil-base for all your outdoor jobs! Patio Redwood Stain Safer because It boasts twist-proof construction, 1-coat house paint Spray-on stain that won't permanent-holding safety rub off! For redwood and 49 locks! Strong enough for Finest oils and pigments give 88 McCarthy Ilorvath wooden furniture, fen- 1 heavy-duty' chores, yet this house paint e^tra hiding Thorne Heery lightweight for easier power-covers most colors cing! 20 oz. can-enough REG. 1,79 Four area residents recent- lage Lane, Middletown, bach- handling. Save now! In one coat. Self-cleaning, 4PER GAL. elor of arts in industrial en- for table and 2 benches. ly received degrees. They are non-chalking white, colors. REG. 7.49 Coast Guard Ens. Robert W. gineering from Newark State Thorne, son of Mr. and Mrs. College; Thomas M. McCar- WARDS POLICY, FAMOUS SINCE 1872 — SATISFACTION GAURANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK Charles W. Thorne, 59 Reeds thy, son of Mrs. Virginia Mc- Road, New Shrewsbury, Carthy, 122 Markham Place, bachelor of science degree Little Silver, bachelor of sci- EATONTOWN CIRCLE and a commission in the U.S. ence degree in business |d- Coast Guard, from the Coast ministration from Monmouth OPEN 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Guard Acadamy, New London College, West Long Branch, WARPS MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Conn.; Philip W. Hcery, or and William L. Horvath, grad- PHON| 542-2150 Oakhurst, son of Mr. and uate of Temple Univentyy Mrs. Urban J. Heery, 6 Vil- Medical School, Philadelphia. i Mil -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAIVK• MTODLETOWN. N. J.: WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1969- Bronze Star Agafn For Majj . Beatttyy Executive Joins SAIGON, Vietnam - Array gram si Northeastern Uaiver- awards of ite Army Com- Haj. tUjbert c. Beatty, M, re- stty to Boston, Mass,, W&ere mentation Medal ceived bis second award of he received an AB degree in His wtfe, Carolyn, WWH_» 65 Country Club BWO, **• omiiouth Electric the Bronze Star Medal July economics in 1957. He holds ; 8 near here. the Air Medal, and two tontown, N.J. • '-'• : ..i-, . . ident of Custom Components ^NEPTUNE - John B. Di- Maj. Beatty was presented Group of Nytronics, Inc. Sarro has been named exec- the award for meritorious Owe vice president of Mon- Mr. DiSarro's five - year service in ground operations inbuth Electric Co., Inc., by service record includes two against hostile forces. "You Can't Miss" Wffliam H. Oliver, president. years with the U.S. Army Sig- iFrom 1954 until his employ- nal Corps, terminating with At the time of the presen- with a ... ment by Monmouth Electric the rank of first lieutenant. tation, he was an assistant 6o. Inc., Mr. DiSarro has He holds a degree in electri- signal officer in Headquar- MARINE VIEW Ifeen associated with the New cal engineering from the ters, Capital Military Assist- York Transformer Company, Pennsylvania Military Col- ance Command, near Sai- which is now Nytronics, Inc. lege. gon. Savings Account Bis service record with the Monmouth Electric pro- He entered the Army in ftunpany includes executive duces a variety of electronic 1957 and was stationed at Ft. PER ANNUM ON positions in engineering, and meteorological devices Levenworth, Kans., before ar- sales, marketing, manufac- for all branches of the armed riving overseas in July, 1968. SAVINGS CERTIFICATES (uring and acquisitions. services, and has recently ac- The major received his com- FROM $10,000 ' For the past two years he quired a sheet metal fabri- mission through the Reserve 5 his held the position of Ex- cating plant, Alexander & Officers' Training Corps pro- Annual DWid.nd P.r Annum On I ecUtive and Group Vice Pres- Sawyer, Inc. Compounded | Qfo Savings Crtiflcat.i I /2 Buck Island in the Carib- * From $5,000 Quarterly bean was purchased by the United States in 1917 from ANCHOR YOUR SAVINGS TO Admissions Closed Denmark along with St. Thomas, St. John and St. Croix. In 1961 the U.S. govern- Brookdale College 'BUZZ' GREETS THE KIDS — Col. Edwin E. Aldrin Jr., Apollo II lunar module and LOAN ment made the island and ASSOCIATION ' UNCROFT — Brookdale cation process and are eligi- pilot, talks with his eldest son, Michael, 13, from isolation trailer after the space- surrounding reef a national Community College has ad- ble for admission may men arrived back in Houston, Tex. The other Aldren children, Andy and Janice, monument administered by MIDDLETOWN I ATL HIGHLANDS I UNCROFT the Virgin Islands National nutted a full complement of choose either to have their 471-2400 I 291-0100 I 842:4400 wait to talk to their famous dad. . (AP Wirephoto) full time students and is no names placed on the waiting Park on St. John. longer distributing applica- list, or to accept a top priori tions for fall admission. Ca- ty for admission to part time pacity for the 1969-1970 school, study programs. year is 1,175 students. Those who enroll in the The college has set up part time program may take a waiting list for students a maximum of 11 credit Whbse applications have been hours of work per semester, completed since the closing depending on scheduling and of' admissions. other factors. Fred B: Hazlett, director of Part time courses will be admissions and records, sug- offered at several locations in gests that students who are the county, and Brookdale is interested in fall enrollment considering offering both day and have not yet submitted and evening courses in the 15 YEAR applications to Brookdale, part time program. may wish to consider part Mail inquiries concerning GUARANTEE ttfne study. part time study should be di- ,' p f i i r fret 'While no new applications rected to Brookdale Commu- for full time study are being nity College, Division of Com warm air furnace which issued at this time, students munity Services, 765 Newman foils within 1 year of pur- Who are completing the appli- Springs Road. chase.Duringt he in-xt 14 yours, Weirds will furnish a replacement h e a t e x - Band Concert Tonight changer, if this should burn out or rust out, BANK — The Bed Bank Municipal Band will per- chcirgincj )/I 5 of tho cur- i tonight at 8:30 o'clock in Marine Park. rent price for each year of Mfeln event of rain, it will be held in the Mechanic Street use, plus installation. In (School auditorium. John W. Luckenbill conducts. addition, Wards will i» nHere is the concert program: make free adjustments, «l;£March, "Fairest of the Fair" 1_.~ .Sousa if needed, for a 9O-day period following installa- ^"Symphony No. 4" Tschaikovsky tion. This protection plan '^ Vocal Solo, "The King & I" . JRodgers applies only to warm nir ?\ Soloist (Miss VamVakis - TV Star) furnaces installed and ^'Descriptive, "Sandpaper Ballet" ; Anderson used according to instruc- "^.-Operatic Selection, "Carmen" ; .Bizet CHECK tions and excludes fail- ode-March, "American Legion" :.—-_.—Parker THESE FEATURES uri s due to accident or abuse. 17. Waltz, "Sleeping Beauty" .Tschaikovsky • Heavy, duty steel heat S. Novelty, "At the Gremlin Ball" ^...Weston exchanger of advanced de- »,' "Swedish Rhapsody"- sign gives you economy A circulating fan 'iO.^March, "Laurel" ___* ^ .-. .JBennett and lower fuel costs. Glass \'.'. (Featuring fire batonlsts Pam Gale arid Jackie*Main- draws,In celling lined Inside and out for waring; also the majorettes led by Blair Kendall and air to be heated long life-eliminates rust the flag twirlers led by Nicola Kromann) and recirculated. 11. National Anthem and burn outs. So durable that it's guaranteed 15 yrs.

7 Motorists • New heavy duty blower and motor, rubber mount- Fined In ed and balanced for quiet operation. Designed to handle air conditioning ef- SAVE 30 Long Branch ficiently. 80 and 100,000 -LONG BRANCH -Seven Sealed combus- BTU furnaces have3-speed OUR BEST SIGNATURE® 80,000-BTU persons were.fined hers yes- tion chamber Heated air covers blowers, larger sizes all terday by City'v Court Judge your floor with a have 4-speed blowers. Stanley Cohen. vents through the FORCED AIR LO-BOY GAS FURNACE . blanker of cozy 7|lichard J. Wilson, 933 wall. No exposed • Raised drill port cast Woodgate Ave., paid a (200 *•< flam* to rob warmth. iron burners for quiet/ ef- fine for driving while on the room of oxygen. ficient operation. $ revoked list. Installation REGULARLY . Michael Yencarelli, 628 • A.G.A. Certified Additional 179 ^09.95 Aret St., was fined $25 for • Factory wired with all operating an unregistered ve- Compact b-boy is Ideal for basements with low headroom, Gives 30,000-BTU COUNTERFLOW GAS controls, but thermostat. • hicle, $25 for displaying fic- ample heat for your home. Fiber glass insulation holds in heat. titious license plates and $5 WALL FURNACE-REGULARLY$134.95 AND MANY MORE for. being an unlicensed driv- Heavy steel heat exchanger Is 100% safety pilot; safe lighting gas valve can't flash back, er, ceramic coated inside and out. IdOjOOO-BTU Lo-Boy, regularly 259.95 :...... $224 '. .George Bravo, Ocean 50,000-BTU Reg. $ 164.95 $139 125,000-BTU Lo-Boy, regularly 294.95 ...... $264 Apartments, paid $10 for Thalia Vam Vakas careless driving, and $5 on 150,000-BTU Lo-Boy, regularly 349.95 ...... ,.$309 each of two counts of not Maying a driver license in his Star Singing possession. BIG DRUM-TYPE POWER HUMIDIFIER I Elmer Ferrell of 349 Broad- waj was fined $25 as an un- With Band licensed driver, $15 for care- RED BANK - An interna- SAVE $, REG. 54.9S less driving and $5 for failing tional star; Thalia Vam 10.95 to signal for a turn. Vaka.s, will perform tonight ; Rocco F. Gaudios, 72 First Ave., was fined $5 for fail- as soloist with the Red Humidifies 16,000 cubic feet with a daily ing to produce a driver Bank- Municipal Band at capacity of 12 gallons. Easily installed ... license. the Marine Park Municipal comes with all fittings for installation into A disorderly person charge band shell. forced warm air heating furnaces. cost Page Conklin of Wayside Miss Vam Vakas is the star 28,000 cu. ft. model Reg. 69.95 54.00 $25. of an upcoming November television musical special on Greece. She has performed WARDS WILL ARRANGE INSTALLATION Two Under with the Lakewood Sym- phony, the Nutley Symphony $10,000 Bail and has starred In her own TV series on WGN-TV, Chica- FREE ESTIMATE COUPON fiiilDDLETOWN - Two go. YOUR FREE GIFT men havebfren released on She has appeared in such $JO,Ono bail pending a hear- Send to WARDS—Eatontown Circle operas as Madame Butterfly 4\ ing Sept. 2 on charges of re- and La Boheme and is pre- Please have a Wards expert call to give me a free es- ceiving stolen property and paring for a European tour. possession or a concealed timate on a complete new furnace for my home. I under- Her American debut is sched- stand I am under no obligation to buy. uled for next year. SAVE ON WARDS SIGNATURE® V; William Pavel, 28, «f 22 NAME i Beautiful spice rack with Coral Drive, Hazlet, and E. FIBER GLASS FURNACE FILTERS Malcolm DeMarks, 26, of 131 Daly Memorial ADDRESS bottles if you invite IJoricy Lane, River Plaza, Treated to fight bacteria. EACH Wards into your horn* for were arrested Friday, ac- Award Planned CITY cording to Middletown Town- Available in I-inch sizes _ ^ STATE . .PHONE. fr»« furnace estimate. The Monmouth County ship Police Chief Joseph from I6"X20" to 25"x25". 59 MoCarthyt after a three-week Young Republican Club has Investigation by the Middle- voted to establish the Marcus town, Holmdel and Hazlet Daly Memorial Award, to be police departments. presented annually to the USE WARDS "CHARG-ALL PLUS" TIME PAYMENT CREDIT PLAN FOR MAJOR PURCHASES He said police found, in a person named most outstand- flptv with the men, photo- ing Republican in the county. EATONTOWN CIRCLE equipment allegedly According to Michael OPEN 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. f*!n from the home of Cronin, club press chair- WARDS MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Douglas Wells, of W. Nut- man, the first plaque will be PHONE 542-2150 T'&rv r"?(I. Middletown,. awarded at the annual din- three weeks ago. ner in January.

ik -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWX, N J.: WFDNT.SDAY, JLLY .V), 1969- 13 Library Granted $16,038 Councilman Cioffi Assails Critic For Long Branch Political Charges WEST LONG BRANCH — funds w&cir will be used to WHO BEANCH - Coun- Mr. Gold said he has dis- or Duon of Elizabeth, I have relations," he continued, barrassing that he did not to run with him next year. The U.S. Department of further expand Gm Iftrajr's dlxntn Henry a. Ctof# last cu^ed Couuciiman Ciotfi's discussed this alleged agree- "prompted me at a recent accept the greentfg," he said. It was reported Monday ihat Health, Education, and Wel- boofc eolJedton." night replied to a charge by possible candidacy with ment with Mayor Dunn. He political gathering to extend "Perhaps the course in hu- he has named councilman fare has awarded grants to- A portion of the money will Benson Gold, a city resident Elizabeth Mayor Thomas assured me that it is not my hand in greeting to this man relations would be Wilbert Russell, former City taling $16,038 to the Hurry accurate. gentleman. It was embette- r served if he attended Commissioner' Rocco ' Bon- go toward the purchase of s abd El^abeth businessman, Dunn, and they agreed he is and Leonie Guggenheim Me- collection of 10,000 slides that he should not be a may- obligated to serve the Eliza- "I can only conclude," Mr. < the session. forte and local businessman Cioffi continued, "this is just "Let it be dear finally," Eugene Moss as his running morial Library at Monmouth which depict works of art. oralty candidate here in next beth school board. He added College. that his brother, B. Peter another attempt to intimi- Gets' Air Force Mr. Cioffi concluded, "that mates. The collection includes illus- May's city election due to date me by threatening the tenure provisions are in- The councilman said his The money was granted un- his Board of Education job Gold, with whom he is af- Commendation trations of sculpture, archi- security of my job and ex- cluded in NJS 18-A (Title 18 political plans are not far der terms of the College Li- tecture and paintings from ln^ Elizabeth. filiated in an Elizabeth lum- posing my family to undue WITH U.S. COMBAT AIR governing school operation) enough advanced to name a brary Resources Program au- ,Mr. Gold said Monday that ber company, is a Board of hardship. FORCES, Vietnam' — Sgt.and no one can threaten my slate and that it would be thorized by Title II-A of the around the world. he would not support Mr. Education member there and James W. Drayton, son ofremoval without good cause." imprudent to announce liis Higher Education Act of 19G5. recommended Mr. Cioffi for "I am happy that this at- Cioffi as a mayoralty candi- tempt is now exposed," the Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Mr. Cioffi has also denied plans 10 months in-advance It was the fourth consecutive Nutrition experts at the Na- date as "you can't run the the board post. councilman continued, "and Drayton, 56 Pavilion Ave., the forming of a council slate of the May election. year such a grant has been tional Academy of Sciences city from 50 miles away." In a prepared statement that the gentleman is pub- Long Branch, N.J., has been awarded to Monmouth. say spinach tops nearly allj Mr. Gold charged the city last night, Mr. Cioffi said: lically unfrocked. I ask no decorated with the U.S. Air "We consider the library to vegetables in all-round nutri- needs a change of adminis- quarter in any political bat- Force Commendation Medal CandidatesOpen Headquarters be one of the most important tive values. It contains the "Mr. Gold yesterday re- for meritorious service in tration and termed it "aferred to a conclusion tle," he said, "except that BRADLEY BEACH — Com- Gerand said "The early open- facilities at Monmouth," Dr. most iron and vitamin A of dirty city." Vietnam. William G. Van Note, college all popular vegetables, plus reached by himself and May- the issues be confined to our missioner D. Philip Gerand of ing of our shore area head- city." Sgt. Drayton distinguished president said, "and we are above-average doses of vi- himself as an air traffic con- Bradley Beach and Commit- quarters underlines the im-delighted to receive these tamin C and calcium. Referring to a charge by troller at Pleiku AB, Vietnam. teeman William D. McGovern portance of this year's free- GRAMAN'S Mr. Gold that Mr. Cioffi has He was cited for his outstand- of Freehold Township, have holder campaign with Bill MERICA'S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIN VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. a great deal to learn as far ing professional skill, knowl- as human relations is con- announced the opening of the McGovern and myself trying 156 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK. N. J. edge and initiative. Gerand-McGovern shore area to reach every voter in Mon- cerned, the councilman said:' The sergeant was present- PHONE 747-5623 "I then stand accused of headquarters at 1000 Main mouth County and share with ed the medal at Pleiku where St., here. them our program as well HOOVER and EUREKA CLEANERS needing a course in human lie is now assigned to a unit relations by this gentleman. of the Air Force Communica- Mr. Gerand and Mr. Mc- as to seek their opinions about KINGSTON TANKS & CANISTERS I may need to be more for- tions Service. Govern, as well as the rest the operations of the county Waxen — Polishers — Hand Cleaners giving to those who oppose He is a 1966 graduate of of the Monmouth County Dem- government. me politically, but common Red Bank (N.J.) Catholic ocratic candidates for legis- Shore area headquarters SALES and SERVICE courtesy needs no introduc- High School. His wife, Nancy, lative and county offices, at- will be open for the time be- ?'We Service What We SeW tion to my family. is the daughter of Louis Di- tended a reception at the new ing between 1 and 4 p.m , ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PREMISES "My concern for human giuro of Oscoda, Mich. headquarters Saturday. Mr. Commissioner Gerand said.

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hi •>' J. • (So. of Rt. 516 between Sayrevllle and Freehold! 14 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1969- Sgt. Guest Gets Commendation r#ec-« faVM&S HAMPTON, _Va, - Sgt. Robert E, Guest Jr., SOD of Mr, and Mrs. Robert E. Guest, Monmouth Ave., Nave- sink, N.J., has received the U.S. Air Force Commenda- HILLS BROS tion Medal at Langley AFB, Va. Sgt. Guest, an administra- tive specialist, was decorat- COFFEE m. ed for meritorious service at ALL GRINDS Takhli Royal Thai AFB, Thai- APPLE HEINZ land. WITH COUPON BELOW He is now at Langley in a unit of the Tactical Air Com- mand. KETCHUP' The sergeant, a graduate SAUCE •' rflf Middletown (N.J.) Town- ship High School, attended JUICE DRINKS Memphis University. FINAST 14 oz. LEGAL NOTICE Itumt bottle NOTICE OF CHANTING OF VARIANCE AND ORANGEf ORANVE PIMC* SPECIAL EXCEPTION rKRMIT 14M. CM NOTICE is heret>y given that the Uayor and Council' of the Borough of or TROPICAL TOUT Red Bank at its meeting on July 21, 1868 granted to Humble Oil and Re- fining Company a Variance and Spe- cial Exception Permit to erect a new three-bay Humble Service Station on the, property of Stain Pete Inc. on the nsrUiesst corner of Shrewsbury Avenue, and Newman Springs Road, Red Bank, New Jeraey being lota 9, 8-A, 9-B, S-C and 2-A, Block 88 on the Tax Hap of the Borough d Bed Bank. Sated: My 29, 1989 DOREMUS, WJ8SHU, FASANO * MOOSlv Attorneys for Hum- ble O0 iRe/ining BY: Benedict R. Nicosia July 30 W-75

NOTICE 8 MO SHERIFF'S SALE STJTEBIOB COtTBT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION MONMOUTH COUNTY Docket No. F HIM! Community Trust Savings and Loan Association, Plaintiff vs: Harry F. Mtlf ZT, FUSSY PRICE-MINDING Mffiir SAViHOS Divia Jr. and Gertrude Davis, his wife Defendants. By virtue of a writ of execution in the above stated, action to me directed, WINGS, LEGS W/BACKS, O»Y! X shall expose for sale at public vendue wwiist i«s-o« «ia 4^4^ at the Oourt House in the Borough of Freehold, County w Jersey, dated 1672," and which map was filed in the Mon- CHUCK CUT-DOM IN-CALIFORNIA mouth County Clerk's Office on July 314«7< as Case Number 4044. PMCr MINDING SAVINGS COMMONLY known as 23 Second Street, Highlands, Monmouth County, New Jersey. BEING the same premises con- veyed to the within mortgagors by deed from David A. Conneen and Mary A. Oonneen, Ins wife, dated and recorded simultaneously herewith. POT ROAST THE within mortgage is a first Star-Kist purchase money mortgage, 'the con- sideration for which constitutes part of the purchase price of the property. BAR-B-Q TREATS The approximate amount of the judgment to be satisfied by nid sale EULblCiAiJr »ONEIESS CHUCK ^00* FULLY COOKED Is fee sum of 82,714 together with FOR BAR-B-Q the costs of this sale. IfifCf MCWII USDA CHOICE ^T7 •me Sheriff hereby reserves the White Tuna right to adjourn this sale without further notice by publication. BCCf RibS "AR-^Q IKOA CHOKE *> 79° PAUL. KIBRNAN, Sheriff. Semi-Boneless Dated June 24. 1S69 CHUNK Turkey e Walley and Walley, Esqi. July 23, 30, Aug. g. 13 VMM . STYLE GrovudChvck S££ *79 FRESH, LEAN • 387 e Smoked Hams SHERIFF'S SALE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Breasts Ground Round <** «°« * 99 CHANCERY DIVISION BONELESS BREASTS MONMOUTH OOUNTV RE6ULAR or DRIP «m „ JWfc • Less Wnste Docket No. F-21S4-68 THE MONMOUTH COUNTY NATION- Chicken Cutlets »*1.29 • Less Work AL BANK, a national banking assocla- ML MEAT or All BEEF Uot organized and existing under and Richmond Coffee 2!99< • Easy to Carve ID . bT virtue of the laws of the U.S.A. e PtslntiU vs: KAMAR INC., et als. SUGAR SUBSTITUTE Colonial Bologna »*"> pC*t9 • Cry-O-Vac Par. Defendants By virtue o[ a writ of execution in FINAST . the sibove stated action to me direct- e ed, 1 snail expose [or sale at public Sweet N' Low vendue at the Court House In the FrankfurlersM^ 75* £ ^79 ' Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- AU MEAT or AU BEEF • SICEO SfAfOOD SAVINGS moutli. New Jersey, on Monday the WUSON MAW MEAL MEATS 25lh day or August 1969, at 2 o'clock. C P.M. Prevailing Time. Oscar Mayer Bologna ^55 All the. following tract or parcel of land aod premises, hereinafter partic- TURBOT FILLH ularly . described, situate lying and being In the Township of Middletown, is the County of Monmouth and State $ of New Jersey: I • BEEF ROAST «* 2" $£? "* Known and designated an Lot No. 11, Black No. 80-1, on "Develop- $ ment Map entitled Map of Kamar • CORNED BEEF «* 3" . Court, situated In Middletown Town- SALAD OIL Gnrtk Bofegna ***> £ ship, Monmobth County. New Jer- colof<(Al sey dated March 20, 1984, and filed RAINBOW TROUT In the Monmouth County Clerk's Of- • TURKEY ~**3^ fice on July 27, ISM in Case No. ALL T2-34. And more particularly desorlbed PURPOSE as follows: Beginning at a point In I **' ^4 tVF CssUisft « the westerly side line of Kamar s Court, said point being distant there- . BOATING ML CAMMN0 ir in 83.61 feet southerly along the westerly side of Kamar Court from tbe extended center line of an un- FINAST named street Intersecting the said westerly side sf Kamar Court and from said beginning point running •hence (II along the-westerly side Mayonnaise DEU SAVINGS of Kamar Court on the curb to the right, having a radius of 378.83 feet 10c OFF LABBEaL WITH COCOUPOW N NfcOW an arc distance of 1J8.O2 feet to a monument therein; thence (2) still •Jong th* westerly side of Kamar CORNED BEIT Court South 02 degrees IS minutes Detergent 40 seconds east 283.es leert to a mon- ^cW ument therein; thence (3) still along the westerly side at Kamar Court on COOKED-LEAN a curb to the left, having a radius NEW FROM FINAST of 30 feet, an arc distance of 20.66 SLICED TO ORMR feet to a point: thence (4) North 25 degrees 56 minutes 10 seconds West 408.66 feet to a point thence 151 North 69 degrees S3 minutes 20 M/C- NUGMtM KBMMV. seconds Bast 148.81 feet to the point and place of Beginning. Breakfast Being commonly known and deslg' UVERWURST Bated as No. 11 Kamar Court, Middle town, New Jersey. The approximate amount of the Judg. Dent to be satisfied by said sale is the sum of S38.T42 together with the costs Cereals If this sale. The Sheriff hereby reserves the rlgh Sugar Toasted Flake; RIAL TASTY to adjourn this sale without further notice by publication. CORN FLAKES or Crisp Rice PAUL K1EHNAN, Sheriff Dated: June 29, 1969 Richard C. Leaney, Esq. tuly 30, Aug. 6. 13, 20 J77.0O HOMI tmi INVITATION FOR BID8 Notice Is hereby given that thi 2' 37 COU SLAW Bosrd of Recreation Commluloncn of the County of Monmouth, State ol New Jersey, will receive sealed bldi COOL SAH1NO FJtOZftW POODS for the construction of an lrrlgatloi • supply Works located at the Howei FINAST LIQUID BLEACH Park Golf Course, Howell Township. New Jersey, * In general, the project consists o FINAST KOSHER PtCKUS FINAST DINNERS the furnishing and installing o pumps, Intake pipe and conatructloi of a pump house. Bids shall be submitted not latei COUEGE INN BROTH ™ BCEF, TURKEY than 2:00 P.M., August 19. 1969 al the office of the Board of Recres BAKBtY SAVINGS er CHICKEN tlon commissioners, 10. South stree RICHMOND KETCHUP Freehold, New Jersey. As of July 29, 1689, plans am •wot in • CRINKU cur specifications will be on file In thi office of the Board of Recreatlor FINAST DIET SODA * *"°« MDS , Commissioners, 10 South Street, Free mum A ;33c bold. New Jersey. Contractors may obtain a copy ol FINAST MARSHMALLOWS the plans and specifications at abovt MM. PAW'S office by depositing $25.00 with thi VANIUA FLAVOR Clerk for each set so obtained. Th SALE CREME SANDWICH LISTERINE amount ol 125.00 will be refunded ti NABISCO COOKIES FISH STICKS each person who returns thi FINAST - Italian, Oatmeal, plans and specifications In good con SAIL ON WITH DAIRY SAVINGS ijltlon within ten (10) days after bid opening. Monies In excess of $2500 ANTISEPTIC Cracked Wtoat or for additional plans and specifics' , tlons will not be refunded as It wll B. F. WMto Bread THIS COUPON i mc be considered reproduction costs. De KRAFT VELVEETA WORTH 19 posits shall be In the form of a check made payable to the Board of Recreation Commissioners of the Avgutt If Towards MM purthas. of 3 Ik. 1 .1. pk(. County of Monmouth. PAST. PROC. Bomts ipt.1 Soivrfwlth >Bld Security In the form of a cer- tified check, In an amount equal to PACK M.kot. 4 kLIfei $1 ten percent (10%) of the amoun CNEESE FOOD Ajax Detergent bid, will be required. Bid Bond wll 2 99 not he allowed. Check shall be madi KM CWIDREN FINAST limit (I) - Good at Iiip.r Mnart payable to Board of Recreation Com SERVE WITH DAT! i> NUT LOAF 3 OZ. I n THRU SATURDAY, AUGUST 2nd mlsslonera of the County of Mon 39 mouth. Pals Vitamins Z**l Angel Cake z*r A certificate from a bonding com Finest Cream Cheese i*g. p&ny, licensed 'to do business In the DAIRY LIA 7 02, m DEODORANT STRAW.-RHUBARB tate of New Jeney, slating that hid Ser (If 'successful i will be eligible IHSTANT THIS COUPON m for Performance Bond an specified Whipped Cream CM 4 Finast Spray ^^5^ Finast Pie c will be required. WORTH 9 11 The Board of Recreation Com inlasloners reserves the right In re Toward* Hn psrctms* of a 1 hV. can Ject any or all bids nnri In wnlv Prices effective thru any Informalities in the blririlng. >JOIN THE D SAVE HARD CASH! No bid xhnll l>n wllhnrawri 'nr Saturday, August 2nd. period of thirty {.10» rl,iy.i fmtiNrr|urn to the opening or hlrls wlllinul th W« rM«rve the right to Hills Bros. Coffee Consent of the Hoard of Recreation ROUTE 36 and FIRST AYE. 320 THIRD AVE., Commissioner!!. limit quantities. Not lUsOt (1). Oo«l at l«p.r Flnast All work nball hr niiti.slaiitl-illy cum THRU MTMOAY, AUeUST lad pletetl and tlir pr|ulrmii'iit fenny to LONG BRANCH .responsible for lypo- use, not later thsn l>cr('mt>("r 1, lOlifl ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1' older of the Ilfiiir'l of Jtorre •lion Commissioner* or the r'nunty o V », , Alomnuulh, Btate or N>W Jeriiey. July 10. 1061* ' VICTOR OROBBllTQEH, Chllrmsn July SO '^-L *17B0 •-,-.. ' '•'V • " -THE DAILY H£GISrEH, BED BA.NK- JUDDLETOWN, N. ].< WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1969- 13 Burglary Suspects Six Employes Jumped-at Conclusions: Inflation Helps HealthOf ECO^ Gted when they insist upon inflict- we try to brag about them in your life pampering your ap- Chances are, nobody «its FT. MONMOUTH - Six d, e Taken in City NEW YORK For Information Commerce. U.S.D.A. CHOICE AF" U.S.D.A. CHOICE \i CALL 542-7745 Not voting: Howard. Bill passed, 366-31. 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ROLL TO ing statidn to ™load oil tion, to be built seven miles PRICES WHERE DIRT IS! , tajjKer yi Long Branch. s east of Long Branch in the freeholder Director Joseph Atlantic Ocean, would siphon C. fr^in said yesterday that DOTTED SWISS SAILCLOTH oil from large tankers and I the freeholders are not in *5% by "AVONDALE" pipe it to a pumping station POLYESTER, accord with the proposal but 35% • 100% COTTON our reg. that the members do have along the coast where it|! COTTON. SANFORIZED • MACHINE quite a. few questions con- would be distributed to re- 45" WIDE. WASHABLE A-LINES — SHEATHS — 2 PIECES STYLES cerning it. fineries in New Jersey and || COTTONS — ACETATES — CUPIONIS AND "We certainly are not in NOW! 65 NOW Delaware. WIDE. 65 OTHER FINE FABRICS. SIZES 8 to 18 favor 0{ it as *e see it to- day." he said. The project has met with I Houseware Dept. Commissioner Robert R. opposition by both residents | By Concord Roe of the Department of and officials across the state. | PRINTED VOILE and other mills Conservation and Economic 100% DACRON JOHNSON'S "BRIGHT and POLYESTER c Tutors Host SCREEN PRINTED. BOWL" 45" WIDE. R-A-l-D " 49 TURNS TANK WATER SALE FOR HOUSE BLUE-WHITE and Children and GARDEN. 88 AUTOMATICALLY CLEANS 59 REG. 1.29 SIZE. THE TANK! COSMETICS At Picnic PLAID THERMAL RED BANK - Volunteers r 32-Line , i Outdoor "Martha of the Greater -Bed Bank TERRY Al Scott" Area Tutorial Program enter- EMBROIDERED '/ Aluminum LUNCH BAG tained their pupjls at a pic- WITH nic at Shark River Park, Nep- CLOTH REG. CLOTHES DRYER CARRY-ALL « HAIR tune. SERRANO HANDLE. 10.99 The academic tutoring proj- Our Reg. Price Our Reg. Price REG. 79c ect is sponsored by the Bed VALUE VALUE! < SPRAY Bank area NAACP and the 1.49 NOW! 4.98 NOW! , 20.OZ. SIZE Revitalization Corps. It is de- I REG. OR HARD signed for grammar school $050 TO HOLD, , children who can benefit TOYS and SPORTS from extra help. Tutors work 75 on a one-to-one basis in their A ONCE A YEAR SPECIAL. SAU own homes with the children. MANY BEAUTIFUL COLOR THE FABRIC THAT YOU COMBINATIONS TO ALWAYS WISHED YOU BADMINTON SETS Additional tutors are need- CHOOSE FROM. COULD AFFORD. NOW ed for the program, which 45" WIDE. AT THIS LOW PRICE. continues during the summer, 45" WIDE. George A. Boupinlan as well as through the school year. Interested volunteers 12" Lang Playing are asked to call Mrs. Staf- SUite Man ford W. Thompson, 41 West FLOCKED STEREO ALBUMS 2 PLAYERS 4 PLAYERS Westside Ave., Red Bank, gen- LENO PRINTS eral chairman of the DACRON VOILE $|O9 $£97 Is Arrested POLYESTER 69 $ program, or Mr. R. McKee and By our reg. Smith, Deercrest Drive, REG. 1.49 REG. 3.97 COTTON "FRENCH 1-98 price and Holmdel, or John A. Caroli BLEND. AsSmuggle FABRICS." Jr., 687 River Road, Fair Ha- 45" REG. 3.99 REG. 4.79 TOY SALE! Nfc\y YORK (AP) - Fed- ven. WIDE. 75 Our Entire Inventory of • ZILLION "HALO- eral agents say the arrest of NOW! BUBBLES Revitalization Corps tutor- 99 These Best Selling Artists SHAMPOO a New Jersey hairdresser on ing chairman is Mrs. Mary • ANDY WILLIAMS • FOAM ctWges of smuggling heroin MACHINE P* VOLLEPLASTIYC 11.5-OZ. H. Smith, Little Silver. The. • FRANK SINATRA C in hollow ski pofcs may be corps is a social action orga "INDIAN HEAD" PRINTS BALL VALUES • PLASTIC C llflkej to a case two months nization which aims to solve THIS FAMOUS FABRIC <• DONOVAN WELL KNOWN TO Our Reg. i* STEPPEN WOLF TO 1.49 TAN KICK ago in which the drug was community problems and to BALL can MILLIONS OF SEWING 2°99 Price • VICKI CARR sl^Pped in food s. bring the community's black PEOPLE. SMART COLOR 1.29 • SAMMY DAVIS "ST. JOSEPH" , In both cases, police say, and white closer together. COMBINATIONS. BOAT CUSHIONS the heroin came from France. 45" WIDE. 65 • TOM JONES BABY The defendant in the latest • FIFTH DIMENSION REG. 3.99 Drug Possession • GLEN CAMPBELL POWDER; case js George A. Roupinian, 41, a French-born hair stylist Charged to Man i* DIONNE WARWICK ' 4-oz. SIZE t;HF/ who operates a beauty salon MIDDLETOWN - Leslie • IRON BUTTERFLY in Westfield, N.J., and lives Hendricks, 19, of 13 W. Lin • ASSOCIATION in Middlesex. coin Ave., Atlantic High- He was arrested in an East lands, was arrested yester- Side Manhattan coffee shop day on a charge of possess- ing narcotics. Saturday after allegedly sell- ATLANTIC ing two kilograms of heroin He was arrested at Rt. 35 ATLANTIC to an undercover agent for and Harmony Road, accord- $50,000. ing to Police Chief Joseph A subsequent search of his M. McCarthy, by Patrolmen Eugene .-, Armstrong and t!gn>tunAirilKuiuU police said. They put the . ASK THE SALES PERSON value of tne cache at $80(1,- (0 on the illegal wnolesile On Oct. 27, '1968, Britain SHREWSBURY AVE. at RT. 35 • NEW SHREWSBURY FOR AN APPLICATION FORM uetk . .switched to Central European STORE HOURS MON. fhru SAT. 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. SUNDAYS 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Sold on the street ;hc dru;; Time, which is one hour ahead of Greenwich Mean would bring about $2.6 mil- ljoo. it was said. Time. less ime the ;ov- ex- Now American Ballet ien- as- of Is Putting On the Dog as ory By NANCY HUTCHINS Mrs. Ford reacted to Alishka's appear- lent LITTLE SILVER — The stunning white ance as any mother of a human star. "I'm 971, Russian wolfhound that appears in the a real stage mother, I guess," she said. ced American Ballet Theatre's production of "I'll never have a heart attack if I didn't ien- "Giselle" at the Garden State Arts Center, have one last night," she added. Though jrn- is a pure "ham," according to her mistress, Alishka's stage manner seemed perfect, Dpt- Mrs, Frank Ford, 132 Silverton Ave., Little Mrs. Ford admitted to one moment of panic. ide, Silver. LIKES HER PETTING nds Mrs. Ford explained one of the qualities "When the Princess walked past her, ttee of the Borzoi breed, "They are all hams, with her gowns flowing and fluttering be- lin- and clownish' in disposition. They are ex- hind her, I.thought there might be a prob- nit- tremely gregarious, too."°Contrary to a lem," she said. At that point, however, a be- common belief, says Mrs. Ford, the Borzoi member of the cast moved to the dog and is extremely intelligent. "Some people think patted her head. Some thought he gave the that the head is so narrow there's no room dog a "goodie," but Mrs. Ford explained usi- for'any brains. We belong to a number of that "Alishka likes petting better than Dm- Borzoi Clubs, as well as the Bayshore Com- food." _ the panion Dog Club, and we know that this is mly Dick Briggs, owner of Briggson Kenhels"~ just a fallacy." in Lincroft, where Alishka is bathed and ead ' REGALLY ALOOF boarded when the Fords are out of town, bra- Mrs. Ford can "be justly proud of the is responsible for her debut. "Dick has a int. performance of Magenkir Alicia Alexandra, passion for Alishka, and Since he is in tele- lion known at home as "Alishka." The hand- vision and knows a lot of stage people, he this some dog appears in the midst of the ele- suggested her to the American Ballet ef- gant entourage of the count in the ballet, people." Money was a problem at first, for ad- and stands in regal aloofness during the ac- the ballet does provide for the dog's ex- au- tivity on stage, lending a tone of luxury and ' penses, including the cost of a pre-perfor- to richness to the proceedings. mance grooming, but Alishka was so capti- ion But "handsome is as handsome does," vating that the budget was stretched to ac- iro- and part of Alishka's handsome stage pres- commodate the additional outlay. the ence is the result of her experiences at dog This Friday's performance in "Giselle" the shows and her friendly temperament. The does not mark the end of Alishka's stage only advance preparation the dog received career, however. She has been "signed" to for her stage debut was to be taken on stage appear with the troupe in their Manhattan nis- before the performance to accustom her to engagement. Yes, the American Ballet Mr. the lights. Theatre is putting on the dog. •iti- 18 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1969 BUSINESS MIRROR HOW Of EM VINYL-CLAD SIDING DAYTIME FOR 5 LUCKY HOMES The Surplus: Happy Error BABY SITTING Home Owners an the Bed Bank and surrounding area are By JOHN CUNN1FF taxes than' was foreseen as in reducing the stated value mean higher taxes. Another eligible far (his once in a house time opportunity. Hawthorne recently as last April, push- of the pound sterling from is that savings were dipped NEW YORK (AP) — Per- $2.80 to $2.40? One of the rea- into. Exteriors, Inc. and one of the nation's largest vinyl, siding haps it has never happened ing the budget surplus to P and vinyl window manufacturers, is making this offer well over $3 billion, a re- sons for so doing was the But an entirely unprofes- to you, but in your dreams distressing figures that hour at least you can imagine spectable figure. sional explanation of why possible. Underestimate showed big imports and taxpayers can part with their how it feels to be told by small exports. 9:30 A.M. We are going to select 5 homes to participate in the intro- your bank Britain found its good cash and still continue to duction of a new concept in building products. Vinyl is one that you fortune in understimating its It is unlikely that the er- spend, is that errors were exports, one of the critical rors would have meant the made on the other side of the TO 6 P.M. of the toughest materials science has ever developed. really have $100 more areas of its economy. And difference between a strong ledger also. Want to park th« kidditl Through vinyl's ability to perform, the Apollo 11 mission to compounding the good fortune pound and a weak pound. while you ara shopping or at than you That is, while the govern- th» beauty parlor or having the moon and back is now history. Vinyl is a member of realized was the fact that the same But in some monthly reports ment was siphoning money fun at a gam* of bridge? the polirar family and is virtually indestructible. It will not in your error has been made every the errors could have meant from taxpayers it was leak- No matter what the occasion rot, burn, tear or attract lightning. It has a high efficiency c h e c k- year since 1964. the difference between a poor ing and, spilling an awful lot drop them off at th» Kiddie 1 export month and a terrible Koop. of insulation and will not condensate. As science says: it is ing account. As many Americans and of it back into the economy, all Britisherns realize, that one. They'll ba saft, they'll be en- ' everlasting. Something in the form of unexpectedly tertained. Why not stop in of the sort nation's economy has been Equally interesting is the high defense expenditures, for won and HI our facilities. Hawthorne Exteriors' mission is not to the moon and back, has been in the doldrums, one of the speculation on the U.S. Trea- example. Lots of free parking. reasons — or effects — being sury's error. If nearly $3 but to take S homes in this area that are in need of repair, CUNNIFF t h e good Note that on the same day fortune of both the United that exports have not been billion more than was ex- • CREATIVE RECRfATION and transform them into a showplace of lasting maintenance- as the government announced e ADULT SUPERVISION States and Britain this month. strong enugh to produce an pected was taken out of the the budget surplus, the Pen free beauty. ' , And in both instances the inflow of cash. hands of American consum- ers, why in the world didn't tagon conceded that it • will For the home owners cooperating In tills area project, the discoveries came when the- The Board of Trade made have paid out hundreds of KIDDIE KOOP atmosphere was bleak in- a mighty contribution to this have more of an im- thousands of dollars more price will be discounted and special terms will be arranged rectifying that poor situation pact? Monmouth Shopping Center deed. than was anticipated for the Eatontown to fit their budget, with no down payments. earlier this month when it In other words, why wasn't C5A air transport. Nothing, that is, concerned announced-that it had been the decreased spending pow- Downstair*—Next to Civic Auditorium If your home is in need of paint or maintenance, and you, the Nixon administration That's the kind — although underestimating these ex- er of Americans more ob- not the size—of error ordi- 542-7559 think it may qualify for one of these installations, please more than achieving its ports by between 2 and 3 vious in reduced sales of, let widely publicized goal of pro- nary citizens are used to hear- mail a picture of your home to Hawftorne Exteriors, Inc. per cent. us say, automobiles and ing about, both from their or call collect 944-4334 and leave your name and address. ducing a budget surplus. It Certainly this isn't going to mutual funds and clothing, appeared nip and tuck for government and from their Hawthorne Exteriors will make a free inspection, without correct the imbalances in and in lower expenditures bank. Advertise in The Register the apparent surplus was less the British economy, but it for travel and vacations? obligation to buy anything. than $1 billion, a paltry sum. does mean that the country The explanations are. per- Now the Treasury has dis- was better off by between $24 haps as common as errors. HAWTHORNE EXTERIORS, INC. covered that, unexpectedly, million and $36 million a One reason, it is safe to say, ANNOUNCING FIRST MERCHANTS it has collected $2.8 billion year since 1964. And it pro- is that incomes also were a 485 MAIN ST.. FORT LEE, N. J. more in personal income vokes interesting speculation. bit higher than forecast, and Did Britain act toq hastily higher incomes sometimes Teen-agers9 Talent Contest Set Friday BED BANK - Twenty- the New Jersey Jaycees for eight area young men and youth between the ages of 13 women will compete for top and 18. . . . and Delicious honors in a talent contest , Judges for the local con- sponsored by the Bed Bank The*tempo of early harvest quickens and each day sees test will be Mrs. Ruth Kaye Jaycees at 7:30 p.m. Friday, and Gary Johnson, both of new additions to the seasonal treats pur customers so at Marine Park. New Shrewsbury, and Alan eagerly await. Our'Delicious Fruits and Produce are Winners of the local contest carefully gathered at the height of freshness and flavor will compete in regional semi- Wallace of Atlantic High- finals with hopes of partici- lands. In the event of rain Delicious Raritan Apples pating in the state final con- the program is scheduled for test at the Garden State Arts Saturday. The general pub- a fine quality early red eating apple. Center, Holmdel, Sept. 20. lic is invited to watch the The Talent Expo is a pro- talented local youth perform. Peaches, Nectarines, Corn gram sponsored annually by There is no admission charge. Plump Jersey Melons Case Seeking Nominees FROM THE BAKERY Hot Green Apple Pie For Service Academies Once the apple is ripe, no man can turn it • 'WASHINGTON - U.S. Sen. which they will enter one of back to a greening. Welsh Proverb. Need Quality Citrus Fruits Clifford P. Case today an- the academies. from Florida, California we say more? nounced plans to hold a Civil Sen. Case has one appoint- Service examination Satur- ment to fill at each of the day, Oct. 4, to assist him in academies. Ten nominees, a .selecting his nominees for principal and nine alternates, the United States Air Force, will be chosen for each va- Naval, Military and Merchant cancy. _j Marine Academies for the New Jersey Is allocated 10 classes entering in the sum- vacancies for the class en- mer of 1970. tering the Merchant Marine A flexible time passbook savings account paying a big. 5% inter* This examination is open to Academy in 1970. legal residents of New Jersey. jst. Interest paid from day of deposit to day of maturity. Begin with All persons desiring to take the test' should write to Sen. as little as $500 and add to it in amounts of $100 or more. Case, Old Senate Office Build- Man Held ing, Washington, DC. 20510, MONEY MAY BE WITHDRAWN WITHOUT NOTICE during the no later than Aug. 15. All For Thefts first ten days of each calendar quarter after it has been on deposit ROUTE 34, COLTS NECK, N. J. Just South of Route 537 Light candidates should be at least 17 years old and must not At 5 Homes for at least 90 days. At other times, 90 days written notice of with- HOURS: Mon. to Sat. 9 to 6, Sunday 1 to 6 AIR CONDITIONED have reached their 22nd birth- drawal is necessary. You have all the advantages of a high 5% day by July 1 of the year in NEW SHREWSBURY — Police Chief James A. Her- Interest time savings certificate without having your money ring said a warrant has been "tocked-up" for long periods. issued for the arrest of Leon- ard Padem, alias "Dike," of 42 Bridge Ave., Neptune, an unemployed interior dec- orator. -lALSOh Chief Herring said Padem admitted to breaking, enter- Ing and larceny in five bor- ough homes, in which $3,175 j 5% INTEREST COMPOUNDED DAILY VICTORY MARKET in goods were reported sto- len. ON SPECIAL TIME SAVINGS CERTIFICATES . 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 Padem was apprehended FRIENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE — TOP QUALITY MEATS and POULTRY by Wall Township police just Interest paid from day of deposit to day of withdrawal. 5% Inter- ahead of the New Shrews- bury officers. He was lodged eit, compounded daily, paid on maturities of one year or longer. in county jail in Freehold Start with a minimum of $1,000. May be redeemed with 90 days Choice pending Grand Jury action on charges of possessing sto- written notice. . : Seasoned len property, a stolen car, and ROAST of being under the influence EYE ROUND 1.19 of narcotics. INTEREST RATE GUARANTEED FOR THE MATURITY YOU SELECT Detective Robert Gant of LEAN GROUND BEEF 59fb | GRIDDLE FRANKS 7-inch 89;,, the borough department, who ,-year certificate pay« ymi j^ * was assisted in his inves- tigation by Patrolman Wil- 3-year certificate pays you 5.39% * CUT-UP liam Sufert, said the follow- ing residences were Invol- 5-year certificate pays you____ 5.68% * SPLIT ved: William Johnson, 480 Ib E., Shafto Road, June 6; Ida QUARTERED Shell, 484-B Asbury Ave., A 14-YEAR CERTIFICATE EARNS YOU A BIG 7.24% INTEREST- FI CHICKENS 33 June 21; Hans Lund, 803 Tin- MORE THAN DOUBLING YOUR MONEY! ton Ave., June 27; Charles LEG QUARTERS 39, | BREAST QUARTERS 45flb. Vickery, 264 Hope Road, July • ThUyitUb m average annual yield that wiU be attained if the deposit is held HMU, the final indicated maturity and if interest is not withdrawn until such 7, and Edmonia Brooks, 3092 maturity. Choice Shafto Road, July 11. $ Detective Gant said a set Deposits Insured up to $15,000 by F.D.I.C. Season of fingerprints were "lifted" Ib from a piece of glass in the SIRLOIN STEAK 1.19 Johnson residence. These were sent for comparison LONDON BROIL 1.3Vn> I CORNED BRISKET 89*lb with Padem's prints, which were on file. ralraxits "I have just received the JERSEY PASCAL SUNKIST HEARTS-0-GOLD CALIF. report," Gant said. "The prints match." TOMATOES CELERY MELONS Pjidem who is still held in ORANGES CARROTS county jail, will be formally arraigned in Muncipal Court 11 CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES Lbs. here Monday. it C Head Offices 601 Mattison Ave., Asbury Park Asbury Park • Red Bank • Manasquan • North Asbury Park 2 Doz. 2 For The first European to sail Long Island Sound full length Brielle a fair Haven • Holmdel • Colts Neck was the Dutch navigator Ad- Avon-Neptune City e Millstone Twp. • Upper Freehold Twp. 25 25° rlaen Block, who In 1614 ne- Drive-In or Walk-Up Facilities and Extended Hours At Ml Office* BUNCH EACH gotiated the turbulent Hell Member Federal Reserve System/Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Gate of the East River and 29° emerged into the sound. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOVt'N, .V. J.: WEDNESDAY, JULY 3.0, 1969- 19 Four Enlist In Marines SPECTACULAR! AT FOODTOWN At |led Bank ggH BED BANK — Four area COMMEMORATIVE RECORD OF APOllO 11 FLIGHT men have enlisted in the U.S Marine Corps, according to with each Staff Sgt. John Sheehan, Ma- $5.00 purchase rine Corps recruiter at 19 FIRST MAN * Limit 3 per customer Monmouth St., Red Bank. while they last! They include John Joseph Connett, son of Harold J. Con- nett ST., 1030 Ocean Ave., ON THE MOON ~" Sea Bright, and Emmet Jo- seph Hennessy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hennessy, 24 Don't miss this fabulous offer only at Foodtown Supermarkets. Narrated by Hugh Downs—This Historic Record, due lo popular demand, is in limited quantities. j Irving Place, Red Bank. TOTMS They enlisted under the Marine Corps Buddy Pro- gram and are now undergo- ing, eight weeks of recruit training at Parris Island, S.C. Prior to enlisting, both young men were employed by Ed Brittan of Rumson. They will serve two-year tours of YOU SAVE MORE! duty. Edward Reid Jr., son of Mr. ' and Mrs. Reid of 74 Highfield Ave., Matawan, and Michael I Patrick Donovan, son of John U.S.D.A. GOV'T. GRADED CHOICE BOTTOM F. Donovan, 77 Walling Ave., Belford, have enlisted under the Marine Corps De- layed Enlistment Program. This means they may delay their active duty date up to 120 days. Mr. Reid attended Matawan Regional High School and is employed by Holiday Inn, West Long Branch. He has en- listed for three years and will ROAST commence duty Aug. 4. . Foodtown Farm Fresh Produce < Mr. Donovan, a 1968 grad- uate of Middletown Township U.S.D.A. Gov't Graded Choice Tender Juicy High School, is employed by L\ Solid Red Ripe Home Grown Jersey Midland Glass, Cliffwood. He Top Sirloin Roast .99* has enlisted for two years U.S.D.A. Gov't Graded Choice arid will report to active duty $ 19 Aug. 25. Rump Roast * 1 TOMATOES 10 U.S.D.A. Choice Tender 600 Attend 19 IK • M Eye Round Roast . 49< SLICED BACON ib. 89'. picnic of the Progressive Life Osmam 1Z*ex. Iheir families came not only Cube 3-otJ t BOLOGNA from the Red Bank area but ASSORTED MEATS 3 5S 1 LEMONS 10.49 from Washington, D.C., __ Foodtown Seafood Dept. Savings!. ^mFoodtotcn Appetiser Dept, Cash S especially from our younger wide flared godet box pleat:, ' customers. This Is the Zodiacal or Astral stones, gems believed (The Entire Stock of) Most heads are tightly' Selling Out wrapped in jersey scarves, to be mystically related to the zodiacal signs. Here is the list 'CAROUSEL CORNER' ONE OF PHILADELPHIA'S FINEST CHIL- some with balaclava over- as given in the official Jewel DREN'S SHOPS ... A COMPLETE STOCK OF BOYS' AND GIRLS' tones, others just soft hoods. ' ers' Manual. Folded Circle WEARING APPAREL FROM THE NATION'S MOST FAMOUS MAK- For after dark, jumpsuits - Aquarias (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18)— ERS . . . DON'T MISS IT!!! Garnet; Pisces (Feb. 19 - Mar. are in black velvet, their pa- _,. 20)-Amethyst; Aries (Mar. 21 - goda sleeves trimmed in "^ Apr. 19)—Bloodstone; Taurus feathers. Balmain tried out BOYS' - GIRLS' GIRLS' - BOYS' a new technique, playing (Apr. 20 • May 20)-Sapphire; with a circle folding it back Gemini (May 21 - June 21)— onto itself to form a shaped " Agate; Cancer -(June 22 - July skirt or cape. 22)-Emerald; Leo (July 23 • SHIRTS Aug. 23)-Onyx; Virgo (Aug. Jeweled Necklines "•' 24 • Sept. 22)-Carnelian; Libra Several stylized, wearable (Sept. 23 - Oct. 23)-Chrysolite; Swim Suits and beautiful evening gowns, t - Scorpio (Oct. 24 - Nov. 21)- BLOUSES By 'DUNE DECK' AS LOW AS fit for all his royal custom- \, By 'ROB ROY' "ROBT. BRUCE' __ ers, have restrained or lav-Jl Beryl; Sagittarius (Nov. 22 - AS LOW AS ish jeweled embroidery"" Dec. 21)—Topaz; Capricorn 'CARTER' 'JANTZEN' V"l|||| mostly at the neck or the (Dec. 22 - Jan. 19)—Ruby. •KAYNEE' •CATALINA' «P M Uw entire top. I believe that most of the gem $100 our already low, low price 'CALIOPE' •SUNTOGS' Ektor, talented Brazilian " stones listed are familiar to ALL ALL 8 & MANY MORE designer, presents his second'; "Gem Wise" readers, with the SIZES Boys' Racing Trunks SIZES showing since he founded his"" possible exception of Chryso- 1 2 Paris premises. He calls it * lite and Beryl. Chrysolite is bet- "Winter Sunshine" and his " ter known as "olivine" or peri- OVER 2,000 PAIR ALL CURRENT ONLY Linen Dresses • Cotton Dresses clothes are geared to com-":! dot, the name preferred by fort but always feminine. '"''•'• gemologists. This is a pale yel He has "paid particular at-"' lowish-green stone, translucen Slacks * Culotte Dresses • Shorts CHILDREN'S tention to the beautiful new: and with exceptional brilliance fabrics which exclude gun-: when properly cut. When en- micks of any kind." ~r. circled with diamonds, it makes Culottes • Bathing Suits Laced Booties "> a most attractive ring stone. Orger Vivier, purveyor <*•; Beryl is the name for the SHOES the most elegant footwear to" mineral species that includes Shells • Jackets the Paris designer collec- such gems as aquamarine, By CHILD LIFE, WILLETS, JUMPING tions, always has his own -. emerald, and morganite. Aqua- JACKS, EDWARDS, BEAUTIES. ALL show. This season, he be-' marine is a transparent sea- COLLEGE HILL and MORE! SIZES Raincoats • Shirts lieves "the ankle buttoned or J. laced booties are more ele-;; green blue gem; emerald at its "A FANTASTIC DOLLAR VALUE" ; best is a rich blue-green, and W« mutt make room for our Bock to School merchandise. gant than thigh high top^ ; morganite is a lovely, trans- CHILDREN'S CHILDREN'S boots." '' parent pink-violet. All of these DRESSES • "See Our Large Selection of New Fall Knits He shows them in great* stones are used attractively in SHORTS and Carter-Wear variety of leathers, fabric'"' jewelry. PLAYSUITS ! i corfam, and other "media; Ir with stress on precious alll^ If you are interested in ob- SLAX SHORTS and • UNDERWEAR \ By: MILLBROOK, gator, fine calf and a new taining a jewelry piece with • 2-PC. SETS • PAJAMAS rustic tanning for crocodile your particular zodiacal gem- SCOTTIES. STRIVERS. SLAX FACTORY IMP, MR. MASTER, By YOUNGLAND. AILEEN, • POLO SHIRTS skins. stone, do stop in and see us. and MORE! CALIOPE, R.A.R., We are easily able to obtain a SUNTOGS, ALYSSAI • CARRIAGE SETS OUTLET selection of stones for you to ONLY LUCY'S If you have oversalted a see in a few days if we do not BELOW sauce or a soup, you can re- have tiiem in stock at the time. 1 BELOW move some of the saltiness $150 MAKERS OPEN: THURSDAY 10-6 and SATURDAY 10-6; FRIDAY 10-8 bv grating hi raw potatoes. MAKERS' COST! Simmer the potatoes in the Reussilles' 1 COST! BRIDGE AYE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK liquid for 7 to 8 minutes, then F'-p'n. the liquid; the pota- 36 BROAD at THE CLOCK toes will have absorbed quite . a bit of the excess silt. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAXK • MIDDLETOWN, N'. J.i WEDNESDAY, JLLY 30, 1969- When Boredom Reigns It's Time to With Some New Ideas By CATHY TWANMOH bering that they can't just say, "Go out and play." One Beaches are deserted, swim clubs are closed, parks are mother said, "Thank goodness for television!" Her chil- empty, outdoor concerts and baseball games canceled . . . dren have been "glued" to the screen for the past week, What's happening? Rain, rain and more rain fpr 11 days. occasionally venturing outside only to come in again soak- Forecast: More of same. ing wet. What escape has there been from total boredom? The consumption of food increased for the children as they were closer to the kitchen, and the use of aspirin in- If you are a teenager, this might have given you an creased for the babysitters who were closer to the children. opportunity to catch up on lost sleep. After all it's the chance you've been waiting for all summer. The.perfect When asked what her children did during the rain, one day to stay in bed. But ... you can't stay in bed for 11 mother answered, "I chickened out and took them to a days or 264 hours. So after you've regained your sleep sitter." and called up all your friends, exhausted your supply of Shopping Sprees gossip, and complained about the weather, you are still For shopping fanatics the rain has provided a perfect faced with the problem of nothing to do. You decide that opportunity for a buying spree, especially with summer misery needs company and get together witti some friends sales afloat. and manage to waste time. But, not everyone enjoys shopping, particularly young If you're going away to school in the fall, or even if baseball fans, one of whom commented, "This rain is bor- you're not, the rain has been a perfect opportunity for ing ... with no beach and no baseball, wow!" taking up hems, doing washing and ironing, cleaning house, or just getting things in order. It can be a time for attack- The local libraries have had a marked increase in at- ing those jobs that you tried to ignore all year — like closet tendance, particularly due to the weather. When polled, cleaning or painting. . . Monmouth County Library, Eastern Branch, reported^ its heaviest attendance was Wednesday, when there One teenager has been so bored that she decided to than 900 visitors. Usual weekday traffic is between take a job and work! It just shows what some people will 500. The Middletown Library reported that there, do when they get desperate. .major increase in the Usage of the library due Wet Festival weather. Other libraries as Red Bank, Fair Have The weather didn't seem to affect some people. At the Oceanic in Rumson, had results like the county lit; Newport Folk Festival there were 27,000 people attending One harried librarian reported: "I'm too busy to answer the Sunday afternoon workshop in the cold and rain. The weather didn't seem to dampen their spirit nor the quality of the phone." At least.she can't say she's bored. the music. Resigned to Fate Then there are those who go to the beach even" if they A resigned mother with her five children at full active get wet instead of a tan. You can pity those who tried home capacity has wended her way to the library countless camping. Those "hardy" campers might now feeding colds times to while away some time. from sleeping in the rain and beginning campers may well Just how do you manage five children in weather like be disillusioned by the weather. this, we wondered. ' Mothers and babysitters are being kept busy, remem- "Oh," she answered With a shrug, "I scream a lot."

OF AQUARIUS ...And Maybe Another Tune By NANCY HUTCHINS was, replied, "Anything walks in." Another shoe store store closest to a parking ion Is still the best protec- . "Rain, rain go away," is that'll keep 'em dry." The reports equally glum sales space. tion. Plastic rain hats and a plea not just from children, Show Shop, a new Red Bank figures, with no noticeable Slickers and Bare Feet raincoats, galoshes, parkas but from a large group of store, reports excellent sales run on boots, probably be- A fast check of what the and trench coats are being Miss NJ. Is Guesf adults as well. for the new long-line maxi- cause most everyone pass- seen everywhere. - well-dressed rain walker Is These past days of dark length raincoats in bright, ing by outside is barefooted. wearing produced a number To paraphase a popular skies and pouring rains have colorful hues, The perennial high spirits of interesting items. Young song, "God DID make little dampened more than; spirits. Shoe stores, on the other of Sea Bright merchants can- ladies dressed in dad's slick- green apples, and it DOES At Children's Party According to local mer- hand, report no excessive de- not be dulled by a few show- er and hat skipped through rain In Indianapolis.", .and chants, sales have gone down mand for boots or rubbers. A ers. Anyway, as Art of Cy the puddles in bare feet. The in this Garden State. the drain. spokesman for Albert Miller and Art's reports, "It never colorful vinyl rain hats in vi- Perhaps, since it is at least FREEHOLD - Miss All is not dark, of course, Shoe Store in Red Bank not- Cheryl Carter, who was rains In Sea Bright." brant colors gave bright warm, the best rainwear is a for stores with a supply of ed that most people buy their specks of color in an other- bathing suit. -You might as crowned Miss New Jersey of rain coats, foul weather -hats, boots in the winter. His re- The ladies shopping for rainwear kept excursions, to wise drab atmosphere. An well get some use out of 1969 two weeks ago, appeared and umbrellas have been do- ply to a question about any occasional flowered umbrella it, 'cause it looks like rain's ing great business. A sales- buying trend was succinctly a minimum. One successful at a luncheon of the Mon- shopper, Who found an peeks out in a sea of tradi- the thing this season. mouth County Chapter for girl in one large store, when to the point. "There's' a tional black bumbershoots, asked what the big seller trend all right . . . nobody attractive navy blue faille Brain Injured Children at the raincoat, said she went to the which though lacking in fash- TENNIS American Hotel. long Iranch Summer Schesl Emoll new ftr The hotel sponsored Mon- MAIL TIME A.M. or P.M. Uuom day's luncheon for 35 chil- Kathleen Rocs' of Middletown sports ••ginning er IntcrnMdiote Groups . . . $10 dren in the chapter's two her fashionable homemade rainwear as she summer workshops. Claim Start August 4 mails a letter in downtown Red Bank. Long Iraneh High School The children's conversa- (Register Staff Photo) 229-5500 tion was animated as the queen, wearing her glittering crown, ..circulated among them. Mrs. Dolores Turner, chap- ter section chairman, said the organization runs two elementary schools, one at SPECIAL! the West End School in Lwig Ready-to-wear Branch, and frte other at the Burlington- Road School in human hair wig Freehold Township. In addi- Miss Cheryl Carter tion, there is a teen program with natural part at the Monmouth Workshop in Red Bank, she said. The summer workshop in- Committee Named For cludes. 20 counselors, five stafi members, and six Jay- cee-ettes, Mrs. Turner said. Robert Gold and Mrs. Turner Annual Summer Event are co-directors of Workshop I in Freehold. BELMAR — Chairmen and The Family, and Children's committee heads have been Service of Monmouth County In September, the organiza- named for the annual sum- is celebrating its 60th year tion plans to open a pre- mer luncheon and fashion as the only private children's school primary school, the Harbor School, at the Pres- show of the Family and Chil- and family agency in the byterian Church in Red dren's Service. The benefit county. Its confidential and Bank, the chairman said. win be held Aug. 20 at 12:30 professional counseling ser- n.m. here in the Barclay Ho- vice is available to anyone in Another guest at the lun- ' Joseph Pilling, Manasquari, Comfort Fire Company will . and Wide color choice. Rag. hostesses, and Mrs. H. hold a summer dance Satur- co-ordinatid won't believe. There 59.50." • " •••--•'"•• "• Ernest Thompson, Fair Ha- day, at 8:30 p.m. in the fire- itylei. $39 ven, publicity. house on Carr Ave. Music are over 300 beauties Also: 100% human hair 'Pink and blue African vio- will be by the Epics. Dress will be casual. Buffet and hand-tied stretch wig. Reg, lets will decorate the lun- 89.50. cheon tables, and each guest beverages will be served. awaiting you. Oh, yes . . . will receive a gift from Saks Tickets are available from ^ $59 Fifth Ave. Doop's of East Or- auxiliary members or at the itilnbteh't millinery wig lalon ange, Short Hills and Spring door. Chaismen are Mrs. Al- at the unbelievable new — ill itoras Lake, will show the latest fall phonsus McGrath and Mrs. Meet Miss Yamille fasions. Frank DiGangi. Show Shop at Wechsler's Spacial assistant to Mr. Alexander, SUMMER SALE China and Glass, Broad who will gladly assist you with Hcnredon, Herilage and Thomasville at Harding, Red Bank . . . your selection. In Upholstered Furniture our Red Bank Mil- and tell them "Sam sent linery Wig Salon 20% Reduction 35 BROAD STREET Thursday, 10:00 RED BANK to 5:30.

Huffman & Boyle SHOP lUlnbach'i • *ibury park • red bank 10 to 5:30, wadntiday and fridiy till 9 p.m. Rl. 35 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. 5421010

\ -THE DAILY REdSTEH, BED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.» WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1969, 23 ANN LANDERS Nuptials Announced DeSimon-Schipani Nervous About Mom's Help RED BANK - Msgr. Sal- gan, Salvatore Schipani, vatore DiLorenzo celebrated brother of the bride, and Thomas Blinn. t' without hurting her feelings? for a man. She attracted the kids. His are spoiled rot- the Nuptial Mass whicteunit- Dear Ann Landers: I am A reception was held in the V.} Or for the sake of the rela- mostly bums who were after ten, disobedient, poor stu- ed Miss Sarah Ann Schipani expecting our first baby in Crystal Brook Inn, Eaton- tionship should I keep my her money. And old bums, at dents and they hate me. He and Richard Anthony DeSim- town. atjout seven weeks. We waited mouth shut and let her come? that. A friend suggested that dislikes my children because on Saturday here in St. An- The couple will reside in a long time for this child — Peoria Grandma get her face lifted. they are popular, fine stu- thony's Catholic Church. Keyport. and I want to do everything Dear Peoria: If you don't She did it and now she is at- dents and they make his kids Parents of the couple are tracting young bums. Further- look bad by camporisbn. But Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Schi- The bride was graduated just right. want your mother-in-law's more she is making a fool of w love each other and want pani, 2 Riverside Ave., Bed from Red Bank High School Now a dark help, say so. Allowing her to and Pierce Junior College, herself acting like a spring a life together. I need your Bank, and Mr. and Mrs. An- cloud is come will not improve the re- Philadelphia, where fhe re- lationship, it will worsen it. chicken. My mother thinks advice. — A.A. thony DeSimon, 10 Quail hovering Drive, Middletown. ceived an associate In arts over my Thank- her and tell her you maybe the surgeon's knife Dear A.: I see five reasons degree in business. She was are eager to see how well slipped and damaged her why you shouldn't marry this Miss Helen Brancadora was shoulder. maid of honor for her niece. employed as secretary to the My mother- you can do on your own. And brain. man. Your three and his two. director of the Monmouth perhaps you should add, "If So please don't encourage The bridesmaids were the in - law as- Maybe when the children go Misses Patricia DeSimon, Medical Center School of sumes that I run into trouble, it's good to women to have their faces Nursing, Long Branch. know I can call on you." away to school, but not now. twin sister of the bride- I would be lifted. Everyone liked Grand- A graduate of Christian If you have trouble getting groom, Kathleen DeSimon, happy to sister of the bridegroom; Brothers Academy, Lincroft, have her LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: You ma better the way she was. along with your parents .. . often advise women who write Mary Jane Scarpino and the bridegroom received a move in for a few weeks and - Sad Boy Of 15 if you can't get them to let about having their faces Mary Lou Brancadora, cous- bachelor of arts degree in ; help with the baby when we Dear Boy: From your de- you live your own life, send Mrs. Jeffrey Conaway Mrs. Richard DeSlmon in of the bride, junior brides- business management at the come home from the hospital. lifted, "Go ahead and do it if scription of Grandma, I sus- for Ann Landers' booklet, (The former (The former Sarah Schipani) maid. University of Notre Dame, It's nice of her to offer but you want to." I'd like to give pect she would have had trou- "Bugged By Parents? How To Barbara Wehrle) Daniel DeSimon was best South Bend, Ind. He is a man- I don't want her. The thought you another side of the story. agement trainee at the Sea ble/— even with her old face. man for his brother. Ushers of having my mother-in-law My grandmother had her Get More Freedom." Send 50 Land Corporation, Brooklyn. "in charge" is making a Is there anything I can say cents in coin with your re- Conaway'Wehrk were Thomas Patrick Flana- face lifted eight months ago Dear Ann Landers: I'm a nervous wreck out of me. I quest and a long, stamped, Douglas T. Conaway was and it is ruining her life. She divorcee with three lovely KEYPORT -Miss Bar- don't consider getting up dur- self-addressed envelope. best man for his brother. Ush- wasn't very pretty to begin -teen-age children. A widower bara Helen Wehrle became ing the night a hardship. It ers were Daniel Wehrle, Tilton-Malley will be a pleasure. I want to with, but she had a fairly wants to marry me. He has Ann Landers will be glad to the bride of Jeffrey Conaway brother of the bride; James KEANSBURG - The First change my baby's diapers, good figure and could afford two youngsters. They are help you with your problems. July 19 here in-St. Joseph's nearly the same ages as my Send them to her in care of Catholic Church. Moran, Ronald Possamuto Methodist Church was the give, him his bottle, feed him expensive clothes. Grandpa setting here Saturday for the children. this newspaper, enclosing a Parents of the couple are and Richard Ebeling. and bathe him. This is the died three years ago. Grand- marriage of Miss Sharon Lee joy of being a new mother ma got over her grief in rec- Money is no problem. We self-addressed, stamped en- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A reception was held In Don 5 Malley, daughter of Mr. and and I don't want to share it. ord time and started to look get along fine — except for velope. Wehrle, 436 Matawan Ave., Quixote Inn, Matawan. Cliffwood, and Mr. and Mrs. The couple will reside in Mrs. John F. Malley, 19 Mur- Douglas Conaway, Nutley. Bloomfield. ray Lane, to Albert L. Tilton, son of Mrs. Evelyn Tilton, The Rev. Edward Strano, The bride was graduated TEEN FORUM 595 Mantoloking Road, Brick St. Mary's Catholic Church, from Mater Dei High School, Township. A reception was PS. Bordentown, celebrated the New Monmouth. She attended held at the home of the means Plus Service Nuptial Mass. Monmouth College and was between Asbufy Park Miss Mary Ann Reidy, was on the staff at St. Catherine's bride's parents. Smoke Trail to Trouble maid of honor. Also bridal School, East Keansburg. Miss Margaret A. Lowrie and Newark attendants were Miss Janice •was maid of honor. Also at- heard that using beer on light- The bridegroom was grad- SMOKE SIGNAL: (Q.) I I refused because I had Wehrle, sister of the bride; tending the bride were Miss medium-colored hair will uated from Nutley High met the coolest guy. He said never heard of it before and I Miss Patricia Weber, Miss Peggy Tilton and Mrs. Dale P.S.#130 didn't know what might hai>- lighten it a little. I'd like to Debra Conaway, sister of the School 'and is co-owner of he digs me. I think that's just try it, but I don't know how Gross-Conaway Texaco Sta- Isaacs. Wayne Miller was Asbary Park- pen if I smoked it. Do you bridegroom, and Mrs. Dennis best man for his cousin, and groovy. think they thought I was a to go about it. — S. in Michi- Major.',' tion, Nutley. Newark Bases When we were driving gan. ushers were James Nacion square by not taking up their Jr. and Samuel Miller. Serving: around he asked me if I liked offer? Do you think it would (A.) Rinsing your hair with UNCROFT—HOlMDEt someone else. I told him yes, beer may make it shine a lit- The bride is a graduate of MATAWAN—SAYREWOODS be all right for me to smoke I did, until one of their Indian weed tle, may even give it some Middletown Township High NEVVAUK AIRPORT I met him. •n rout* to Newark cigarettes? — Wondering in body. But it can also be very School and is employed at frequent lervle*. low fares. Fait trip Do you Texas. drying, so I would stick to Engagements Mrs. Albert L. Tilton Toms River Chemical. The via Parkway and Turnpike think letting (A.) Stay away from this regular preparations. (The former Sharon Malley) couple will reside in Toms Alt but operator about low cost 10-trlp him know I guy and his friends and their Beer is sometimes used by River. commuter ticket. ' liked him cigarettes. They may call it professional hairdressers as a rutuc savia COOBXNATED TUNsrotT too soon Indian weed, but to me it setting lotion after shampoo might have smells like marijuana, and and rinse. They know how to Workshop turned him marijuana is against the law. handle it safely. Airline off a little? And don't waste your time Want personal answers to ram He and his worrying about what he and your questions,? Write to Jean friends were ADAMS his buddies think of you. Let Adams, Box 2402, Houston, Hostess smoking them find some other girl to Tex. 77001. Be sure to en- Offered something they called Indian get into trouble with. close a stamped, self-ad- MIDDLETOWN-The Gar- weed. They said it wasn't BEER RINSE: ,(Q.) I've dressed envelope. den Club R.F.D., located in against the law. They offered the Little Red Schoolhouse me one of the cigarettes. near Thompson Junior High School on MMdletown-Lin- Belmar Beauty Contest croft Road, will hold a propr When you think about a Miss Murphy Miss Shnbel agation workshop Tues- . BELMAR — Judges have de Steven, Wanamassa; Tom day, Aug. 5, at 10 a.m. The CRUISE... been named for the. Miss Derrick: of WJLK Radio; Glassey-Murphy event, which Is open to the Belmardigras contest that Mrs. Earl Bennett, Belmar, BRISTOL, Conn. — Announcement is made by Neil public, is free of charge. will highlight the three - day a model; Miss Men of La Murphy of Bristol of the engagement of his daughter, Miss Participants are to provide festival ih this seashore re- Roberta Ryan Murphy, to Robert Thomas Glassey, son of think Jolie School of Modeling, a flat containing one half sort Aug. 7-9. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Glassey, 39 Salem Lane, Little peat moss and one half sand, Point Pleasant, and Fred La- BYRNE Mrs. Sadie Greenspan, Silver, N. J. A September wedding is planned. and any cuttings they can the most experienced chairman of the beauty con- Vergne, publicity director of The bride-elect, daughter also of the late Natalie Ryan gather from their own shrubs travel agency in test committee, has an- the Garden State Arts Center, Murphy, is a graduate.of Notre Dame Academy, Water- or perennials. Cuttings New Jersey.. .since 1886. nounced that six judges will Holmdel, . bury, and'trinity College, Washington, D.C. She is study- should be from four to six meet all contestants during ing towards a doctorate in chemistry at Brown University. inches in length and should the pre - judging Thursday Mrs. Greenspan has extend- Mr. Glassey, ah alumnus of Bed Bank (N.J.) High be made the morning of the evening, Aug: 7, at the Bar- School, received a bachelor of arts degree from Franklin ed an invitation to all single workshop so that they are clay, and during the Satur- girls 18-22 who are residents - and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa., where he was elected day afternoon finals in the very fresh. °~ Jos. M.Byrne Co. of Monmouth or Ocean Coun- to Phi Beta Kappa. He is a candidate for a doctorate in contest. applied mathematics also at Brown University. The invitation' Is open to Trave/SerWce The judges are Philip Dor- ty to take part in the beauty men as well as women gar- 144 BROAD STREET, ian, public relations represen- contest. There will be var- deners, and" senior citizens Miss Bonnie Simpktitr RED BANK, NEW JERSEY McDonald-Schubel tative for Walter Reade Thea- ious prizes to contestants plus are also invited to attend. (201)7415080 LINCROFT — Mr. and Mrs. John Schubel, Majestic RIVER PLAZA -"* . ters; Steven Falco of Salon Miss Belmardigras trophies Mrs. Robert Cummins, South, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Bonnie Lee Simpkins, daugh- Tulip- Lane, Colts Neck, is in for the winners. dan Lynn Schubel, to James McDonald, son of Mr. and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold charge of detailed informa- The Miss Belmardigras con- Mrs. James McDonald, Sutton Avenue, Totowa. Simpkins of 52 Applegate St. tion. testants also will take par,t Miss Schubel, a graduate of Middletown Township High has graduated from Eastern School, is a student at Wilson College, Chambersburg, Pa. in the grand parade through Airlines' flight attendant A graduate of Newark College of Engineering, Mr. Auxiliary to Assist In teaming center in Miami and Belmar scheduled for Satur- McDonald received a masters degree from Massachusetts day morning at 11, as pat-t- Anniversary Projects has started her career as a Institute of Technology. He is a supervisor ih the opera- stewardess. ot the Belmardigras final day tion research department at Bell Telephone Laboratories, MATAWAN -Members of Miss SNnpkins is a graduate Holmdel. festivities. the Ladles Auxiliary of the of Middletown. Township High Washington Fire Company School, .where she was;a will assist in special projects cheerleader. « for the 100th anniversary of After completing steward- Bagpipes to Whir the local fire company. Busi- ess training; Miss ness men are marking the reported to New yo occasion with sales continu- she will be based, RUMSON — The Sagpipes ing into September in the fly to many of the|B air- PRODIGAL will whir, and dainty feet will shopping area of the bor- ports Eastern .serves&in 28 Saturday, August 23 dance, as part of the Scottish ough. flavored entertainment at the states, the District.ojSEolum- 1EATH QUINTET Mrs. Robert Maines, presi- bia, Canada, MexicorPuetto benefit cocktail party spon- dent, announced Mrs; John Saturday, August 30 sored ' by the Monmouth Rico, Bermuda,- the ITaham- LaVigne as a new member of HAMILTON County Branch of the English as and the Virgin Islftnds. the auxiliary at a special • Speaking Union. • • •• •• • -sa> • meeting, at which time The event will be held Sat- schedules were set up for Mrs. Foster Insttfled urday, Aug. 9, in the Rumson auxiliary projects. Country Club Boathouse, and By Women of Moose Mrs. John O'Reilly gave will feature unusual enter- KEANSBURG — Mrs. Cajrl tainment and fun furnished a cosmetic demonstration. Foster has been installed as by the Bagpipers, the High- Co-hostess was Mrs. Pat 01- land Fling Dancer, the shefskie. secretary of the Women of Drummer and the Scottish the Moose. She replaces Mi's. Barbershop Quartet of the In- Turn packages of sugar or Joseph Dietrich. i dependent Jersey Shore Scot- syrup - packed fruits several The chapter, headed by tish American Club. times while thawing to keep Mrs. Fred Dassori, senior re- The party will benefit the the fruit coated with a pro- union's scholarship . fund, tective layer of syrup, and to gent, will meet Mondayr which sends two Monmouth insure uniform defrosting. Aug. 11, in Moose Hall. County teachers to Great Britain to study, and every other year sponsors a British student studying at Rutgers Rumson Reading Institute University. Studying this summer in Kngland and > Scotland on ESU scholar- • Rinnty school : •: ships are Mrs. Victoria Tay- lor, a teacher at Middletown Township High School, and after-school supplementary classes In Mrs. Susan Graziano, a teacher at Rumson-Fair Ha- READING-ENGLISH-MATH ven Regional High School. Reservations may bo made HIGHLAND FLING DANCER — Mrs. Ronald Ken- First Grade through College through Mrs. E. S. Tcgram, nedy, Riimson, a member of -the Independent Jersey Northovcr Place, Navcsink 235 Hop. Rd., New Shrewsbury S42-4JJJ River Road, Middletown. Shore Scottish-American Club, models her Gordon tartan dancing kilt for Mrs. Randall Koanor Jr., left, For that special dinner Rumson, and Mrs. Edward Pegram 3rd of Middle- parly, serve a combination of town, chairmen of the English Speaking Union bane- RUSSELL G. RANHEY vanilla ice cream and orange fit to be held Aug. 9, beginning «t 6 p.m. in Rumton DIRECTOR sherbet; pass an orange-fla- vored liqueur. Country Club. , (Register Sraff Photo) * -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOW.N, N. J. '"'0. 23 abou! the ghe'io than whites the reaMy of what happens TV COMMENT are to see the poverty of ui the news is depressing AppaUrhu in "The Beverly enough. A black man on a MJJiJiiJies." walk through We wouldn't television Today Ground Gained San3 BiJi Cosby: "I think last IS week*."

• WOBS-TV eWNiW-TV WOR-TV IWNDT-TV O WHBC-TY O WABCTY WfUCTV Indicia* CotM By Black Stars \ COMFORTABLY AIR CONDITIONED DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 O "Screaming Mimi" ID PERRY MASON By JERRY BUCK that the percentage of blacks WALTER READE THEATRES 12:00 O "Vacation From Marriage" "The Case of the Playboy Pugilist . HOLLYWOOD (AP) - playing major roled re- 9:00 0 THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 8 1:30 ID "My Beautiful Daughter" Guest star Pat Boone visits banker Drysdale's man- Fourteen series in the new mained the same both sea- 2:00 O "Golden Earrings" sion with an eye to buying it but is distracted when television season will have sons. However, the number ,3:30 O "Mr. Peabody and The Mermaid" he sniffs Granny's collard greens and fatback cook- blacks in starring or leading of black actors playing "sec- 4:30 O "Talk of The Town" ond bananas" to white I RED BANK C ) roles. STARTS O "Myjteriout Island" 0*K!5FT MUSIC HALL FROM LONDON 8 heroes increased in the latest Guests- Barbara Feldon, Norman Wisdom. , The number is slightly ARLTON ahead of last season. Five season. TONIGHT EVENING O THE WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIE I 741-9600 ."Bane, Bang" starring Tony Randall, Terry- series in which blacks played A Need Is Felt 6:00 O O NEWS & Thomas. A spy-thriller featuring chills, inter- roles were canceled and five Concludes the MSU re- spersed with chuckles. (1966) 0 McHALE'S NAVY were added. In addition, searchers: "Television feels THE TRUE STORY OF CHE GUEVARA WHO FOLLOWED A DREAM OF JUSTICE 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE football star Rosey Grier MID FREEDOM... AND CREATED A NIGHTMARE OF TERROR AND VIOLENCE! "British Also Have Ensigns" "The Fallen Idol" starring Ralph Richardson, a need to project black 0 THE 6 O'CLOCK MOVIE Michele Morgan. A young boy tries to help clear th« joins the cast of "Daniel images, but really doesn't "Unchained" starring Barbara Hale, Elroy Hirsch. •ervant he worships of a murder charge—fcut only Boone." know how." A group of men are imprisoned at a Chine jail succeeds in incriminating him further. (1MB) But, says a report by two SOU Century-F o< piesente The networks aren't likely where there are no bars, no wail*, and no guard!. IB YOUR DOLLAR'S WORTH Michigan State University 01 THE MUNSTERS to offer any realistic por- OMAR SHARIF "Auto Repairs: Points and Plugs" researchers, the roles, dress ' "Family Portrait" trayals of black roles seen. and language of blacks on IB WHAT'S NEW? Television has never been • 4:30 B MY FAVORITE MARTIAN ID PASSWORD 8 \ television—at least in past seasons—still are very white. one to pioneer, and after the "Has Anybody Seen" Guests: June Lockhart, Ross Martin. uproar over "violence and O EYEWITNESS NEWS-&30 REPORT, 8 ' 10:00 0 HAWAII FIVE-O 8 Dr. Bradley Greenberg, • sex" the industry is offering A nightcub singer who is also a cat-burglar leads ". ^ ID F TROOP associate professor of com- as low a profile as possible "The Phantom Major" Steve McGarrett in a desperate chase up and down munications, and Joseph (B EN FRANCAIS, S'|L VOUS PLAIT ' the sheer walls of a Waikiki hotel. (R) in all areas in the coming O NEW YORK NIGHT Dominick, graduate assis- season. 7:00 O CBS EVENING NEWS Q tant, compared two average This color special covering New York from dusk Besides, it is doubtful that with Walter Cronklte to dawn is narrated by Long John Nebel and Jean weeks of viewing in the 1967- O HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY REPORT 8 Sheperd. It captures the many changing moods oi 68 and 1968-69 seasons. blacks are any more anxious 0 I LOVE LUCY © New York at night, ranging from young swinger! The researchers also found to see a situation comedy "Ricky Asks for a Raise" at an East Side saloon to the loneliness of life in O ABC EVENING NEWS WITH an old people's home. (R) • FRANK REYNOLDS 8 0 10 O'CLOCK NEWS ID HEY, LANDLORD 8 0 THE JOHN GARY SHOW "Woody, Can You Spare a Sister?" Guests: Sandy Baron, Avery Schreiber, Jim Backus, : CD THE FRENCH CHEF . Agnes Moorehead, Andy Russel and Bach Yen. At the Movies "Dinner in a Pot" CD NEWSFRONT RED BANK ATLANTIC- A Sv Bartlelt Richatd Fleischer Rraduclion 7:30 BTARZANQ 10:55 0 EYEWITNESS NEWS CARLTON- Dr. Zhlvago 8:00. , CfSAREDANOW ROBERT LOGGIA WOODY STRODE BARBARA LUNA Mud* SVMRTLETT' Tarzan leads a safari into a dangerous area when 11:00 OQOID NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS 8 Ctfcuft Friend* k A Dog In Dia- MIDDLETOWN I DMeMwRtCHMtOaEISCHCR "" rumors indicate a famous woman artist may bt O GARY COOPER WEEK monds:2:00; Ohe 7:30: 9:40. TOWN— held, only to find he faces more danger from his •Task Force" starring Jane Wyatt, Walter Bran- EATONTOWN And Now Miguel 2:00; Winning safari members than from the natives. (R) nan. Naval officer fights for appropriations for car- COMMUNITY- 7:10; 9:25. O THE VIRGINIAN 8 riers in the face of heavy Air Force opposition, Whatever Happened to Aunt Alice HAZLET "Fox, Hound and the Widow McCloud". The Vir- (1M9) • . « 2:00; 7:45: 9:50. SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES DRIVE-IN- PLAZA- ginian, Trampus and a widowed farm woman try 0 II O'CLOCK MOVIE Whatever Happened to Aunt Alice r.::vs. T; to help a fugitive escape the clutches of a bounty "Sahara" starring Humphrey Bogart, Bruce Ben- Wlnnlnc 8:30; 1:06; Hell Fighters 7:20; 9:30. . hunter. (R) nett. A group of American soldiers are struggling 1100 LONG BRANCH RT. 35 DRIVE-IN- across the Sahara when they meet a regiment ol . Whatever Happended to Aunt Alice O TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 8 BARONET- 8:36; 12:15: In bike Flint 10:30. 0 HERE COME THE BRIDES 8 Germans and begin a desperate battle. (1043) West Bide Story 1:30; 7:30: BulUtt I RED BANK «, MIDDIETOWN "A Dream That Glitters". Candy's grandfather M- IB THE WORLD WE LIVE IN 8 4:00; 10:00. KEANSBURG - . rives in Seattle to prospect for gold. (R) "Life in Parched Lands" FREEHOLD CASINO-- ARLTON OWN How to CommH Marriage 7:00 0 DIVORCE COURT 11:30 ©THE LATE SHOW MALL- 10 I 741-9600 471-1M0 Winning 2:00; 7:05: 9:20. ' EAST BRUNSWICK T •"' "York vs York". A wife separates from hef hus- ."The Shrike" starring Jose Ferrer, June Allyson, TURNPIKE- ' band, and is then surprised when he refuses to take Story about a domineering wife who nearly destroys ASBURY PARK OUTDOOR — Winning 8:30: 1:00; ,' her back. her husband by her love turned to jealousy. (1955) BARONET- Helirighters 11:00. KIDDIES MATINEE \ KIDDIES MATINEE INDOOR — Winning 7:30; 12:00; ID THE HONEYMOONERS © THE TONIGHT SHOW 8 Romeo * Juliet 7:00: 9:30 Hellflghters 10:00. TODAY TODAY , . "Trapped" , O THE JOEY BISHOP SHOW 8 . LYRIC- PERTH AMBOY Oliver 2:30; 8:30. 2:00 P.M. fB ANTIQUES 11:35 0 TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- 2:00 P.M. "Barrel Organs" "The Corsican Brothers" starring Geoffrey Home. MAYFAIR- Oartoona 8:45; Whatever Happened Dartrty's Clone-a-Huntlng 2:00; 7:26; to Aunt Alice 8:51; 1:01; In Like 1:00 0 PAY CARDS 8 Alexandra Dumas' classic of killing, looting and 9:40. Flint 11:02. "AND O DIVORCE COURT corruption in Corsica after Napoleon and of twin MENLO PARK DOUBLE - FEATURE brothers united to avenge the murder of their PARAMOUNT- "Ziegler vs Ziegler". A husband is shocked to dis- Goodbye Columbus 3:00; 7:45;CINEMA— - cover why he has been only a step-father, never a parents. (1960) 10:00 "CIRCUS FRIENDS" ST. JAMES- Winning 2:15; 3:20; 5:30; 7:40; 9:80, NOW real father. . AND 11 ©THE PATTY DUKE SHOW 1:00 © LATE NEWS & Funny Girl 2:30; 8:30. 'Patty, the Chatterbox" O THE BEST OF BROADWAY BRADLEY BEACH "DOGS & DIAMONDS" MIGUEL IB N.E.T. FESTIVAL "Girls. In Prison" (1956) starring Richard Denning, PALACE- TtttMRES "Double Concerto" ' • Joan Taylor and Adele Jergens. A drama about a Whatevcr Happendt to Aunt Alice young girl, an accomplice in a robbery, who is 2:00; 7:35; 9:40. 1:30 0 THE GOOD GUYS FARMINGDALE . Bert has to break the news to Rufus that their forced to escape prison with her cellmates so that • «he can give them the hidden money. ' SHORE DRIVE-IN— WLUVKLK ATONTOWN poker club doesn't want him to play with them any O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 8 McKenna'a Gold 8:55; 1:10: Pendu- DRIVE-IN more because he won't follow the rules. (R) lum 11:20. SKOrMHC (EMEU. MUTE 70 UM4N O THE DAVID FROST SHOW 1:05' 0 LATE NEWS FINAL . - ...„__, NEPTUNE CITY I MWJMj 0 THE KING FAMILY 8 1:15 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW .NEPTUNE CITY— 0 HIGH ROAD TO DANGER "Savage Mutiny" starring Johnny Welsmuller, An- " ThYFaW 2100; Winning7:Mr »:30.- gela Stevens. Jungle Jim discovers saboteurs when SPRING LAKE ~ "Dare Devils of Yesterday" he clears an island for an experimental atomic STARTS TONIGHT blast. (1953) RITZ- 'Wednesday Plight Special Aprll Fools 7:30; 9:45. 1:16 ©THE CHEATERS MANASQUAN "Man With the Ticking Head" ALGONQUIN- 1:20 O THE LATE NIGHT NEWS Run Wild Run Free 2:00; 7:00; THE COBBLESTONES 1:25 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW I 9:00. "Bengal Brigade" starring Rock Hudson, Arlene BRIELLE PflULIIEUIIMn . • APPETIZER • SOUP DE JOUR Dahl. A wronged British officer in the Bengal troop DRIVE-IN- of India sets out to clear his reputation and averti Whatever Happened to Aunt Alice 8:30: 12:30: Whatever Happened to jonnnE UIOODUIRRD Filet of Flounder Veronique an all out war in the process. (1954) Baby Jane 10:30. 1:46 O NEWS HEADLINES BRICKTOWN • FILET OF FLOUNDER SIMMERED 0.95 2:00 O NEWS AND WEATHER BRICK PLAZA- ROBERT UIRGDER IN WHITE WINE SAUCE—TOPPED * 3:10 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW II Wlnnlng 7:10; 9:30. WjJH WHITE GRAPES • DESSERT AND COFFEE "The Kid From Spain" starring Eddie Cantor, Rob-. MALL CINEMA- ert Young. A man shows his agility in the bull ring Where Eagles Dare 7:10; 9:30. luinmnc THE COBBLESTONES to prove that he was not the driver of an automo- LAURELTON IN COLOR RATED G bile filled with gangsters. (1932) DRIVE-IN- 35 • MIDDLETOWN • 741-8344 j I 5:00 O GIVE US THIS DAY Winning 11:30: 12:30; Impoaslble Years 10:45. MAILONENAA PT. PLEASANT HICK Um.,»IIOt TOWN 477-r Mnnnaned COLONIAL- mm TONIGHT NEW MONMOUTH - St. Whatever Happened to Aunt Alice T« Aunt AH—" • 7:20; 9:30. IF RAININO MATINEE I Mary's Athletic Association S:00. IN COLOR RATED M "This Is It" will sponsor a "Midsummer STRAND- STARTS TODAY Teen Dance," featuring con- Wlnnlng 2:05; 7:15; 9:40. AIR-CONDITIONED SATURDAY tinous music by The Trieste ATLANTINorth ot Red BanCk Review and Tjie Just Us, Fri-. THEATER MATINEE TODAY AT 2 ! ALL SEATS "Blue Rock day, Aug. 8, at 8:30 p:m, in ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Quarry" Memorial Hall. Doors will $1.00 open at 8 p.m. NOW — THRU TUESDAY • • M1RISCH PICTURES cennls • Members 1.00 The dance is the second in Non-Members 2.00 a series planned for the sum- 4 WINNER OF fi ACADEMY AWARDSI High School Students mer. I lOMllfl^MAYtRwMmAC^IWIlfrmj Proceeds will benefit the * DAVID LEAN'S FILM r«, Only 1 association equipment fund. WWS K

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To Advance on Braves ByJONNIFALK By ASSOCIATED PRESS Pittsburgh Pirates, losing In Cincinnati, however, Montreal runs. The Reds had What's in a name? For the first time in three 4-2 in 10 innings before tak- Heds Manager Dave Bristol taken a 2-0 lead on Chico Roll these around on your tongue for awhile: Mickey weeks a Cincinnati Reds ing the nightcap 6-5. didn't mind his lack of a Ruiz' two-run single in the Charles Mantle - Edwin Lee Mathews; Eddie Mathews — pitcher didn't leave for an The Giants are two games shower until after the game. single. Mickey Mantle. early shower ... the same behind the Braves while the "Did you notice I didn't go The Braves had Phil Both now have retired from major league baseball — couldn't be said for the Dodgers are a game back. to the mound at all tonight," Niekro lose what appeared to one to the tune of ruffles and flourishes at Yankee Stadium;, thunder in the Atlanta Mets Washed Out Bristol remarked after the be an easy victory, which the other with a couple of grafs on the AP wire. Braves bats. St. Louis blasted San Diego game. would have given him 16; When Mantle retired, and even before that, he was The, Reds edged to within 10-4 and the Houston at New "Matter of fact, it might Hank Aaron missed out on instantly labeled "future Hall of Famer." When Mathews three games of the Braves York twi-nighter was rained have been the only time I two doubles; Orlando Cepeda bowed out, only the sports desks seemed in the red-hot scramble, for out. haven't gone to it this lost three RBI and two sin- to hear about it or care. the top spot in the West The Braves lost a chance season." gles; Tony Gonzalez saw his Both have had their numbers retired by Division of the National to gain ground when they It was the first complete two RBI and single go down their clubs. Mantle's number 7 joined Babe League with a 4-2-victory exploded for seven runs in game by a Red starter since the drain; and Philadelphia Ruth's 3, Lou Gehrig's 4, and Joe DiMag- over Montreal last night be- the second inning and were July 8. And only the 13th fans saw Richie Allen, in his gio's 5 with all the hoopla and tears that hind the steady four-hit leading 8-0 after three in- complete game by the Cin- first appearance before the the Yankees have capitalized on for years. pitching of left-hander Jim nings over the Phillies in cinnati staff. Merritt owns home crowd after a 26-day (They are even pushing the Stadium debut Merritt. Philadelphia when the rains five of them as he upped his suspension. of a Bronx-born rookie umpire as a hypo for attendance.) San Francisco, stopped Chi- came. After a wait of 52 record to 10-4. Allen, the Phils first base- minutes, the umpires post-, The Expos tagged Merritt NATIONAL LEAGUE DISTINCTION cago 4-2 in the only after- man, was showered with a Mathews' 41 is the first number to be noon contest while the Los poned the twi-night twin bill for three of their hits in the • chorus of boos and he re- "** Angeles Dodgers split a twl- and the Braves avalanche of fourth inning with Jose Her- retired by a National League Club as far ^ sponded by blowing kisses as we know - at least officially retoed As a.matter t& night double-header with the base hits was washed out. rara's 'double getting in both toward the stands. 1 fact, our research shows that only two oto dig s have In the American League, MAYS INJURED — San Francisco Giartts Willie Mays ever been retired by anybody. They are Ted Williams 8 Cleveland swept a double- slams into Chicago Cubs' catcher Randy Hundley as "^ThewfS Mantle had strikingly parallel ««£. header from Chicago, 4-3 in he scores on a sacrifice fly by Willie McCovey in the 11 innings and 9-5. Baltimore Mathews was born Oct. 13, 1931 at Texarkana, Tex One. stopped Kansas City 4-1, Cal- seventh inning yesterday. Mays apparently suffered week later, Mantle was born not too far away - at SpavJ- fornia nipped Boston 4-3, two bruised knees and was removed from the game. Oakland topped New York . (AP Wirephoto) in baseball in 1949, and both became major, 6-5, Washington dropped leaguers in 1952, although Mantle had d af lflin g at t ti ti nin MMBB . Seattle 4-2 and Minnesota The Yankee spent his last two years at first base, took two from Detroit 5-2 and and so did MaUiews. Eddie still 'made spot appearances at 11-5. third though. Willie Mays tripled home MICK'S ADVANTAGES , . the tie-breaking run in the AthleticsTop Mantle had some big advantages over Eddie. As a switcn seventh and Willie McCovey, hitter, he supposedly had a percentage advantage as 4 who earlier cracked his 32nd batter. Also, he played for the Yankees, who usually fur- homer, scored Mays with a ' nished one-half the World Series bill, and who played in a sacrifice fly in leading the stadium with a short rightfield porch . Giants over the Cubs. Jim The Yankees Mathews started in Boston, moved to Milwaukee Witt Hickman had a solo homer OAKLAND (AP) - The Of course, there's also a the franchise and then to Atlanta. The Braves traded hjifl for Chicago. Oakland A's are getting help familiar name in the Athlet- to Houston, who eventually sent him on to Detroit. ' Tom Hutton cracked a two- from some unlikely people in ics' big surge — Reggie Both, in their later years especially, were bothered by run single, highlighting a their drive to^overtake the Jackson. He drove in two injuries. Mantle had those historic legs, and Mathews had four-run sixth inning rally, Minnesota Twins in the runs for Oakland with his a bad back. helping the Dodgers to their American League West pen- 40th homer and a fielder's COMBINE FOR 1,048 HOMERS second game victory over nant race. choice. The homer put him There have only been eight players to hit over 500 the Pirates after Willie Star- For instance, rookie left- 23 games ahead of Babe homers, and Mathews and Mantle are two of them. Mantle gell's two-run lOth-inning hander Vida Blue beat the Ruth's pace but one game be- wound up with 536, tied with Hank Aaron for third on the homer had given Pittsburgh New York Yankees, 6-5, last hind that of Roger Maris. list, and Mathews boomed 512, to be seventh on the aU-tm» the first game. HOPES NOT FALSE — Racing down the homestretch in yesterday's second race night for his first major The A's, who still trail the Mathews obviously is the all-time leader among third • With reserve catcher Dave league victory. Twins by three full games, at Monmouth Park, False Hopes, fourth from right, beads for the wire first. Ricketts, making his fourth basemen .. . although Jimmy Foxx took an occasional whirl And the winning runs were despite winning 14 of'their at the hot corner. .. Second money went to Kerry Count (5), right, wrth 8uck Thornfcurg aboard. start ,in three years, knock- last 17 games, meet the ing in three runs, including provided by seldom-used Ra- Mel Allen used to talk about Mantle's "blinding speed," In third place was Walone (9), second from right, piloted by Karl Korte. The mon Webster who brought Yankees again tonight with but few people around remember that the young Eddie the tie-breaker in a seven- Chuck Dobson, 12-7, pitching winner ran the six furlongs in 1:13 3/5 and paid $10.40. run seventh inning, the Cards home two runs in the eighth Mathews was one of the fastest men in baseball getting inning with a pinch-hit triple against Fritz Peterson, 10-12, down the first base line. got to within nine games of of New York. the Cubs in the East Divi- and then scored the winning While ManUe wound up with the higher lifetime averages sion with their victory over run himself oh Bob Johnson's Blue pitched the first eight (.298 to .271), all their other hitting statistics are amazingly the Padres. single. innings against the Yankees. similar. Mathews had more doubles and they had the same Referee Pep Reviews Furor: It was a loser when he left number of triples. In runs scored and RBI's, they are very the game, but Oakland scored close. • • ,j. three runs in the last of the Mantle has two positive major league records: most eighth off ex-teammate Jack consecutive homers in two games (4); and most homers It Was Just H quest Mistake Aker to win. in six consecutive games (8). His other two records are for HowJQiey Stand strikeouts. LOS ANGELES (AP)-Wil- Pep announced he had Famechon is recognized as Webster, who had struck ACCENT ON POSITIVE lie Pep, the referee who scored the 15-round feather- the world champion by the NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE out in his previous three trips All Mathews' major league records are on the positive East Division - East Division caused an international fu- weight title fight a draw. A World Boxing Council and W L Pet. CB to the plate as a pinch-hitter, side: most games, league, lifetime, third baseman (2,181); ror, reiterated Jesterday his recheck of the card by a po- Ring Magazine. The World Chicago 83 40 .612 - — W L Pet. OB whipped Aker's first pitch for Now York JS5 41 .573 414 Baltimore . .TO 31 .693 — most assists, league, lifetime (4,322); most chances.ac- addition was wrong in scor- lice commissioner at ringside Boxing Association lists Sho St. Louis 54 48 .520 9(4 Detroit SB 44 .656 U a triple. cepted (6,371); most homers season, third baseman (47). Pittsburgh SI 60 .605 11 ing the Johnny Famechon- showed the Australian Fame- Saijyo of Japan, as the 126- Philadelphia .40 58 .408 2014 Boston ' .66 45 .554 14 New York (S) - Oakland <» Mathews was a brilliant third baseman. If you can Fighting Harada title fight in chon had won, 70-69. pound titlist. Montreal 33 88 .327 28 Washington S3 S3 .600 19V4 abrh abrh West Division New York .... .48 65 .468 23 Clarke,2b 5 11 Tartabull.lt 5 0 2 remember his national exposure in the '57 and '58 World Australia but stoutly defend- Atlanta ..y,.. J» 44 .588 — Cleveland A2 81. .408 29 W.Rob'niof 5 0 1 Kublak.tis 4 0 1 • Series, you saw third base played as few have ever played Pep had written 69 points Pep said, "Famechon land- Los Angeles 56 44 .560 1 Vest Division Whlle.lt 4 10 R.Jacks'n.rt 3 11 ed his handling of the bout. for each on his card. San Francisco .--...56 46 .549 2 Minnesota S3 39 Feplt'ne.lb 4 12 Bando,3b 3 11 it. ed the cleaner punches and Cincinnati .51 43 543 3 Oakland .;_..--. ...57 40 .688 314 .Fern'd'z.c 4 0 1 Cater.lb 4 0 1 Pep, the former world's Willie said that in the 13th more of them. Harada was Houston .'. Jtt 49 .510 6 • Seattle- ...-..-. ...42 58 .420 20 Murcer.rf 4 0 1 Monday.cf ,411 In the voting for the All-time great teams held in honor i featherweight cham- San Diego 34 70 .327 25 Kansas City ~42 59 .416 20',4 Mlchuel.js 3 11 D. Green,2b 3 10 of baseball's centennial this year, Mantle had a tough TOW round, actually won by mauling and slapping. He al- Yesterday's Rtsults California ...39 60 .394 22ft Oox,3b 2 0 0 Root.c 3 0 0 pion, stopped off in Los An- Famchon and correctly en- so hit low a dozen times and Houston at New York 2, rain Chicago ...40 62 .392 23 -Kenney.ph 10 1 Webster.ph ,111 to hoe. Babe Ruth was selected as the greatest player H Atlanta at Philadelphia. 2, rain Last Nljht Results Bahnsen.p 10 0 Haney,c 0 0 0 baseball's history, and Joe DiMaggio was picked as.thf geles- between planes en tered on the individual round his corner showed unsports- San Francisco 4, Chicago 2 Cleveland 4-9, Chicago 34,' 1st 8.H'm't'n,p 0 0 0 Blue.p -• 210 route to his home in Hart- St. Louis 10, Ban Diego 4 game 11 Innings BoMim'r.ph 0 10 R.J'hna'n.ph 10 1 greatest living player. - "." * total, he had mistakenly en- manlike conduct with the Cincinnati 4, Montreal 2 Minnesota 5-11, Detroit 2-5 MoD'nlel.p 0 0 0 Camip'rls.pr 0 0 0 ford, Conn. Pittsburgh 4-5, Los Angeles 2-6, Baltimore 4, Kansas City 1 Woods.ph 1 0.0 Fingers, p 0 0 0 Mathews, however, was picked as the greatest of the tered the figures in the ag- men screaming continually. I 1st game 10 lnnlnga. Oakland 6, New York 5 K.J'hns'n,p 0 0 0 LlndWad.p 0 0 0 "I'made an honest mistake Aker.p 0 0 0 Sprague.p 0 0 0 Braves, and he was selected over the likes of Warren Spahn, gregate scoring. warned him once for low Today's' Games California 4, Boston 3 J. Hall.ph 101 in the 13th round in my ad- Houston (WJtson 11-7 and DIerker Washington 4 Seattle 2 winningest lefthander ever, and Hank Aaron, who passed He explained the fight was blows but did not give any 12-8i at New York (Kooaman 8-5 and Tonight's Games ding," said Pep, lone score- Gentry 9-81, 2 New York (Peterson 10-12) at Oak- •35~59 , 3.1 6 B Mathews in the homer derby this year and is a sure bet:.fpx keeper of the bout. "If I had judged on the basis of five penalties for them or for the Atlanta (Pappa* 4-B and Stone 9-5) ' land (Hunter 9-7) New York _..00O 002 021—8 the Hall of Fame himself. as points for the winner of each at Philadelphia (Jackson 10-10 and Boston (Slebert 8-8) at California Oakland 200 O10 O3x—6 not been told to give the de- corner's action." ' Champion 3-5), 2, twl-nlght (MessersmMh 8-7) . . DP—Oakland 1. LOB—New York Yet, great third basemen are rare, and Mathews ^wns round and four or less for the No Boxing Czar Los Angeles (Osteen 13-8) at Pitts- Washington (Moore 8-5) at Seattle 7, Oakland 7. 2B—Bando, W. Robin- cision immediately, I would burgh (Ela.ia 9-7), night (Segui 7-4) ion Clarke. 3B—Webster. HR—R. truly one of those. loser. Actually, he said, all San Francisco (Pferry 12-7) at Baltimore (MoNally 14-0) at Kan- Jackson 40, Pepltone 20. have caught the mistake my- Pep pointed out that Aus- Chicago (Selma 10-4) sas City (BuH«r5-6> IP HRERBBSO . , . A PLACE FOR ED? were 5-4 in his scoring. tralia has no boxing commis- San Dlegtf (Nlekr. 6-6) at St. Detroit (Wilson 9-7) at Minnesota, Bahnsen ' 4 5 3 3 3 6' The Hall of Fame is not exactly overcrowded with tljiril self." Louis (Gibson 12-8), night (Kaat 10-6) 8. Hamilton 1 0 0 00 0 Even rounds are scored sion and that instead the Montreal (Waslewikt 2-3) at Cin- Chicago>: morion 6-12) at Cleve- MoDaalel 1 0 0 0 0 1 basemen, and five years from now, when they are induct- "* cinnati (Maioney 4-2), night land (MoDowell 11-9) K. Johnson 110 0 0 2 5-5. Pep said he did not have arena staging a fight gener- Tomorrow's Games Tomorrow Night's Games Aker (L, 5-3) 1 3 3 3 12 ing Mickey Mantle, we hope there will be a guy named a copy of his scorecard with ally sets the rules. Houston at New York New. York at Oakland . Blut

CHICAGO '(AP)' - Spme of Purdue and Bon Johnson nals Saturday which the All- guard by the New Orleans Soldier Field. mate George Kunz, tackle superstars, like O. J. Simp- of Michigan, Graham has Stars lost 6-0. ' ," . Saints, and Mike Montler, Graham has not indicated grabbed by the Atlanta Fal- son and Leroy Keyes, are lost his No. 1 center, Jack He will be replaced by Jon also an offensive guard pick his starting line-up, but his cons as No. 2 pro pick be- missing, but aggressiveness Rudnay of Northwestern, Kol, 240-pound , Oklahoma by the Boston Patriots, opening quarterback presum- hind Simpson, were elected will be a big plus for the through injury. State product who was a Jets Break Camp ably will be Terry Hanratty the offensive captains. On de- collegians against the Joe Rudnay, No. 4 draft pick third draft choice of the Pitts- The Jets are due to arrive of Notre Dame, one of-the fense, the All-Star captains Namath-led' New York Jets of the Kansas City Chiefs, burgh Steelers. Back up of- from their training camp at four All-Star, co-captains are linebacker Bob Babich of in the 36th Ail-Star, football suffered a wrenched back in fensive centers are, Xavier's Hempstead, N.Y., late.tomor- named for the contest spon- Miami, Ohio, and corner game at Soldier Field Friday" a ' game-type scrimmage John Shinners, a first-round row and head for a brief sored by the Chicago Tribune. back.Jim Marsalis of Ten- night. against the St. Louis Cardi- ' draft selection at offensive workout under the lights at Hanratty. and Irish team- nessee State, All Star Coach Otto Gra- ham told a throng of almost 2,000 grid fans at a Junior Association of Commerce Durocher and Wrigley Clear the Air testimonial yesterday that his squad of pro-bound stars CHICAGO (AP) - Has at the Wisconsin boys camp of He left the ball park sick "It acts up suddenly. volving Jiis 12-year-old step- was his most spirited of nine domesticity and an ailing his new stepson. and he was sick Sunday, Eight now I feel okay, but son, Jofl Goldblatt Jr. All-Star groups he has de- stomach made a new Leo Durocher also missed Sun- And I understand his action Saturday I felt lousy: I left rected. * Durocher? day's Dodger-Cub game, won perfectly." after the third inning, but get Durocher attended the "This Is far the best group Not so, indicated 63-year- by the Dodgers, 6-2, after the Durocher, lounging in the this straight. I had made my camp reception Qf boys I've ever had," said old Durocher and his boss, Cubs won Saturday, 3-2, in sun on the Cub bullpen bench plans to visit my boy's camp bride, the former Lynn, Walk- Graham, returning to the All- owner Phil Wrigley, who yes- 11 innings. Both games were at Wrigley Field before yes- in Wisconsin Saturday night er Goldblatt, who became his Star helm after a three-year terday exonerated Leo after directed by coach Pete terday's game with the San anyway. I just left sooner. fourth wife in a plush' wed> stint as coach of the Wash- a weekend episode that Keiser. Francisco Giants, told The I felt sick, but I had made ding June 19. ington Redskins. seemed to indicate his pen- Twisted Signals Associated Press: the commitment, so I went. "Despite the absence \ of nant-bound Chicago Cubs "We had our signals "The issue is closed. I met "I got back a little after Sunday also was the 63rd some super stars, this squad were not the most important twisted," said Wrigley, "and with Mr.. Wrigley at his II a.m., Sunday, but I didn't Birthday for Durocher. He came to camp ready to work. thing in the controversial we got straightened out in apartntent for about five feel like going to the ball has been at the Cub helm I'm certain -these All-Stars baseball manager's life. 10 minutes. There was no minutes and that's all I have park. I told Pete Reiser Since 1965 and received a are going to give it 110 per Wrigley had Durocher on apology asked, nor any given. to say. There was no need for • 'win another one like you did third contract from Wrigley cent Friday night. the carpet 10 minutes yester- "I was afraid, with all the any apology to anybody." Saturday.' I could have gone last January 'extending his "It certainly is the most day morning on the subject publicity given the matter, it Durocher explained he has but I didn't." term through the 1970 season. LEARNING UNKSMANSHIP — Paul McOauley, right, aggressive unit I've had in of the manager leaving Wrig- would affect the team. But had a hlstal hernia in the The trip Durocher made by Durocher has been ada- coaching this team. ley Field Saturday because the players understood. They middle of his stomach for 15-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John 'McCau'lay, Elm chartered plane to Eagle mant about keeping his base- Problems Exist of illness during a game with felt if Leo was sick, he was more than 20 years. It has Biver, Wis., late Saturday ball life separate from his Lane, Rurnion, receives private instruction from pro- Graham, who produced the the'Los Angeles Dodgers and sick and if he had to be caused him to miss eight afternoon was to attend a private Ufe in the press. fessional Terry Wesley at the new Princeton Hilli Golf last two All-Star victories- then winding up that night awayrthatrwasHilsbusinessr -games-this-seasofr- -parents'-catmr-reception 4n- When his weekend absentee- Academy, •Hillsfeorough. A student at Rumson-Fair over the Green Bay Packers • i . ism fanned wide comment in in 1963 and the Detroit Lions Haven Regional High School, young 'McCauley is- at- the news media, Durocher in 1958—admittedly has his Countryside asserted, "Whatever I say to tending the two-week camp session which ends Satur- problems. i Mr. Wrigley and he says to day on a 200-aere campus. Since July 20 Paul has Besides the absenteeism of me is our business. This is spent most of every day on the 18-hole golf course such contract-bartering pro Outsplashes a private matter and I don't draftees as Simpson of South- designed specially to teach youngsters. discuss my private life with ern California., teroy Keyes Middlesex anyone." MIDDLESEX - The Coun- However, such baseball tryside swimming and diving personalities as Horace team defeated Middlesex, Stoneham of the San Fran- Promise Top weight 190-101, at Middlesex pool. Cisco Giants, who hired Duro- Countryside had five dou> cher in 1948 to manage the ble winners: Mike Dooley Giants, and Frank Lane, for- won the 8 and under 25-yard mer general manager of sev- freestyle and backstroke; eral major league dubs, had For Salvator Mile Valerie Tomaino won the 9-lfl pointed comment. 50-yard freestyle and hack- "it's a tough thing to pull OCEANPORT — Locust J. O'Connell's Flower's Boy made their presence felt in stroke; Jay Hawekotte took on a man as fine and kind as Hill Farm's Promise, a win- (108, no rider). added-money tests this year. the 9-10 50-yard butterfly and Phil Wrigley," said Stone- ner of four stakes in 1969, Iron Ruler, defeated in a Sharing secondary impor- a 10 and under diving event; ham, here with his club. will attempt to concede from photo by. Promise in the Car- tance on today's card is the Bruce Furber doubled in the five to 17 pounds to nine ter, is the 2-1 second choice. $10,000 prep for next Thurs- 15-17 100-yard freestyle and Said Lane, now a Balti- rivals as he accepts 125- Iron Ruler's lone victory this day's closing i day Sapling backstroke; and Mary Wier more Oriole scout, "It's ab- pound topweight in Mon- season camV~in the West- Stakes. won the girls' 15-17 100-yard solutely appalling to think a mouth Park's Salvator Mile chester Stakes at the Salva- A small field of five was butterfly and breaststroke. man would walk out on a Handicap today. tor distance. drawn, including J.I.B. At the Raritan Valley Re- pennant contender for some- thing as unimportant as a With 10 starters, the 22nd Balustrade is returning to Farm's undefeated Rollick- lay Carnival at the Cedar campflre meeting." Salvator will gross $28,800, the scene of his greatest ing, Bwamazon Farm's Well Hill Swim Club, Somerset, with the winner earning triumph, having accounted Mannered, and W. P. Min- Countryside's Valerie Tomal- ¥18,720. for the inaugural .Monmouth notte's Very High, all stakes, nqV Dcnise O'Malley, Debbie Promise, whose four stakes Invitational Handicap last winners. Also entered is Tomaino and Robin Hawek- ****•• victories include the Equi- year with Walsh up. Wheatley Stable's Irish Cas- otte placed fourth in the girls 1 tle. '* poise Mile, Carter, Jennings Jaikyl is fresh from upset- IN WINNER'S CIRCLE — Eatontown Mayor Herbert E. Werner makes the 12 and under 100-yard free- SPECTACULAR PROMOTIONS ting Iron Ruler in a 6-furlong. Derby Khal, owned by style relay. PRESENTS •and Cherry Hill Handicaps, presentation in the winner's circle after Restless Sis scored a wire-to-wire vic- has been installed an 8-5 fa- prep for the Salvator. Listed Eddie Yowell, used the mid- Lee Bacsik, Ron Borchers, vorite. Bobby Ussery has the as the 6-1 third choice, Jaikyl dle of the sloppy race track tory in featured $12,000 Borough of Eatontown Purse at Monmouth Park. Left Jay Hawekotte and Jim Vo- mount. has placed in two stakes this as her path to victory over to right are trainer Bill Raymond of Rumson, owner Mrs. J. F. Stoll, jockey bel were third in the boys 12 year.; five 3-year-old fillies in the and under 100-yard free- ALL STAR The nine-other Salvator en- Eddie Maple, Mayor Werner, John Feist, managing agent of the Monmourh Only Irish Dude and Fenian New York Athletic Club trants include October House style and medley relays; and Purse yesterday. ' Shopping Center, Eatontown, and Councilman Leon B. Smock. Farm's Iron Ruler (120, Lad among the others have Judy Groff, Valerie Tomaino, STOCK / Walter Blum), Keystone Sta- Terrl Smith and Robin Hawe- ble's ,Addy Boy (116, Mike kotte placed third in the girls Hole), T. R. Trout's- Balus- Boxing Bill 13-17 step-up 400-yard indi- RACING trade (115, Eric Walsh), vidual medley. 1 Richard W. Taylor's Irish LEAGUE Dude (115, Fernando Valdi- MonmoutH Park Today Shapes Up Bobby Banker asks, zan), Holly Crest Farm's ASBURY PARK - Fighters "Do you need Jaikyl (114, Paul Kallal),' Entries Selections from the Shore and Metro- Elmendorf's High Tribute Harden King (MtrqUit) . 3-1 politan areas will feature the money?" (112, no rider), Mrs. Leon- lSTx«4,3OO| Clmg.l 3i4 Jot 6-1. l-Wlthout A Doubt, Count Willing Well (Moniceim 15-1 Hit or MIM (Maple) 1-1 Veteran Boxing Association ard Loverldge's Big rock Chown"Tracy 4-1 Lem Axe (NB), .10-1 Porter, Wing Feather Regal Soot (NB) 10-1 Holme N' Gay (NB) «-l Ring 34 amateur boxing card Candy (110, Joe Culmone), Without A Doubt (Maplt) 8-1 Winning Kettle (laneill) S-2 2—Lone Welcome, Adaptive, LAP RACE Wine Feather (NBi., 3-1 Chancellor (Hole) - 2-1 at Convention Hall, Aug. 29. Mrs. Harry Carr's Fenian Count Porter (Hole) M Santo Domingo Lad (110, norider), and A. Our Ballerina (NB) - 1-1 dTH-IIO.OOO; Alw.|,> roi oVi-l. PLUS HEATS High Chieftain (NB) 15-1 Well Mannered (Broumrd) ' 10.1 3—Pappa's Best, Stormy The 10-bout bill will get for the Frankland Eng. Trophy Patiently (Thornburg) 10-1 Rollickjng (NB)- . . 6,5 Thor, Dade County IBT—cimg.; 2 yo: 5'^-r. Senorlta Sue (Plomchok) • 20*1 Very High (Tdror 3-1 under way at 8:30 p.m. • , The greatest collection of Top Namt Elba Blue (Veranll) 20.20 10.40 0.60 RullaJi Of Roman (Blum) 12-1 4—Canaveral, Royal Knight- drivers In trie Northiajt.-.Tcan OenMa Bky (Plomchoki 8.40 «.00 ».VI>—W.SOOI Clmg.l 3-up| 8-f. Irlih Castle (Marquez) 8-5 Entries have been received against team...driver against driver ...This has to be ths best! RMl Multiple (Ballawir) 6.00 Mincing Lane' (NB) 15-1 • mare, Cuie Paula SND—Clmg,; 3 ft 4 yo; «-r. 7TII—J7.SO0I Alw. I 3 * 4 yo| liVni. from New York City, Bay- Bundle .or Twigs Umparato) 6-1 Bhlyoo (Oardane) 6-1 5—Garden King, Chancellor, Frank Schneider Bunio Reulimann Falae Hopes (Maplel 10.40 B 80 4.20 Banto Domingo (Blumi 3-1 Honeytex (Jlmlnos) 4-1 Kerry Count (Thornnurg) 8.40 .1.60 federal Grant (Vcrardl) t-1 onnei Elizabeth and many WillCai-Jc OuddOlsen Jin' Behaving (Brouisard) 7-2 Hit or Miss Bob Rossell Leon Manchester Walone (Mort«> 4 40 Toma River (NBi 101 Tlnderhox (Mlcnlll 8-1 parts of the shore. (Daily Double (3-8) raid $114.60) Lone Welcome 18.40 6.60 3.40 3RD—16,0001 Mdn.s 3*4 yo| 1-10-yd*. ••Till: «25, ADDED Whip Mulligan Fred Harbach Bravy Galaxy (C.H. M&rq'j) 4.00 2.80 Dado County (Hole)' 4-1 SAI.VATOK MILE llANDICAr" 8—Promise, Iron Ruler, Addy the past two years; Arthur Jog Kelly Charllo Jarzombdt Llglrt OC Moon (Majilol 3 00 Very Fanny (lmpnrato> 10-1 BaluHtmdo (Walsh) 12-1 Lee Kettles of Cliffwood Boys Stan Ploskj Ron SchwendenmtAri STH-Clmg.i 3 yo; er. •, Bt*,rmy Thor fCulmone) fl-2 Ponlan Lad (NBI 20-1 Boy See us for a fast Pramont (Veranll) 10.60 4.80 3.80 ' O.W.'a Olrt (Marquel! It.) 20-1 High Tribute (NBI 20-1 DeciUon (C.H. Marquoi) 3.80 3.20 The Red Axo (Monacellh 8-1 Iron nulur (Ilium) 2-1 it-Mustang, Snow Cap 2nd, Club; Ricky Thomas and Wed., July 30 8:30 P.M. Nlckle Ralo (Baltajmr ) • 3.80 Mltl'lol Street (UnimflcM) 7-2 Addy Hoy (llolei • 8-1 Gary Cavico, nf Iho Laurel- installment loan. 8TH—Olmi ; 8 yo; I,1,-mile. VnMo (Halilar) 12-1 Flowor'* n»y (NB) 20-1 . Mohamcd CHILDREN 6-12 $1.00 Dallnat'n Ollr/r (Maple) 8.00 4.60 3.00 Pappa'l Bfflt (Culmone) • 8-1 Promise (Dsnery) 8-11 ton Boxing Club; Are Lenox Par fiime (Hole) 6 »O 4.C0 Scotly O. (Mnrquii n.) 20-1 Jnlkyl (Ha II a 11 t-i Best Bet: Rollicking (6th) ADULTS $4.'00 Oountemln (Oirdone) 8.20 Irllh Dudo (Valdinan) 12-1 and Danny Harrison nf the 7TH—Chn«.; 3-up; liV-mlle. (Til—11,0(10; Alw.; i yoi 111.) SVW. Big Rock Candy (Culmone) 20-1 (Yesterday's winners: Darl- Minnie Baby (Imimr'toi 0.80 4.00 3.40 Hlppillna (Blum) 8-1 ington Clipper, $9, and Shore Boys Club; Charlie WALL STADIUM Lady HIHsli'gll (fi.H. M'q'r) 3.40 3.00 Velocity Queen (Marnuez) :t-l •Til—M.nooi flmg.: 3-upi lft.mlle. ialad Bowl (Ma r»lo > 3.40 Kant Attack (C'arclone) 10-1 Snow Cnif 2nd (Kallal) 2 1 Derby Khal $8.40) Luko of Andy's AA in High- Rout* 34, Bslmor, N. J. 8TH—Alw.; 3 A 4 yo; 6-r. Cullp Paulo, (NB) 6-1 Special Error! (Blllrnl 4-1 ot th» JERSEY SHORI Derby Khal (Baltauiri 8.40 3.80 2,en nnyal KnlBlitliiaro iVaklizin) 2-1 Plena Turu Umpanilo) 8-1 lands; Dalo Turner and Vin- Little Iteil Onion iRhimi 4.00 2.B0 Cralin Check (ArlMone) 4-1 Lovern Cnncorlfi (ArlHtonn) 1-1 ' 681'6400 Leeward (C.H. MtniuPl) 2 BO Canaveral tJImlnlr) 8-fl Olenreye (Mnple) 101 Scratches nio Slasio of Asbury Park; • !>TH-CTmi!.; 3-np: 1,', mile. Bnlrl Hhl|i (Nlll :il •-Twlut O[ Time lKall'1) 8.40 4.40 3.811 r.TII—Jfl.fflK); Clmg.l 3-up I 6-1. Beau Tudor (NB) 81 8-AJaikyl .and "Irish Tod" Mann- KnUkau/i Uluimi 4.00 :i«l Burnr 2nd (NBi 1»-1 Mohnmcd iNUi 2-1 ****** HallopoMK iTIlornhurg) 4.BO Tuddln Jack (Arlilom) 10-1 Muatani fOrouMarc!) 61 Track clear and sloppy schreck, also of the .Shore a-CoulpMl. There's an office near you! (ATT.lll.lOl. HANDLE I il,W»UI3.) , Boys Club. 26 -THE DAILY REGISTER, R£D BAA'K-MIDDLETOWN, N. 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Have to see to appreciate. Ask- HAVING A PARTY? from home. Must have Red Bank or Newark, Prudential building. Call automatic. Like new. Have company ing $1695. 741-7157. two hunks, two 35 gal. gas tanks, one DBLICIOUSLY PREPARED FOODS Eatontown exchanges; or exchanges USED CAR! car. must sell. 52,300. Call 741-2303 40 gal. water. Search light, two an. 747-48M. RASSAS PONTIAC CALL MERRI MAKINGS south of Red Bank. Call 747-4878 any after 6 p.m. ' 1956 CHEVROLET — Automatic chors, lots of extras. "Gulf Buoy" car 395 Broad_St. 741-5180 Red Ba Good transportation. Body need, he Inspected at Pleasure Bay Marina, 7«-5933 Mon thru Frl. Two days ad- time. NE\V~nAR^HAS ARRIVED — Must work. Best offer. Call ' 671-1441. vance notice' a "MU8T" AUTOMOTIVE 1967 CADILLAC—Silver with bla Long Branch, or call 842-1046 after 7 HOUSEWIVES—Add extra dollars to sell 1965 VOLKSWAGEN Immediately. p.m. GENERAL TRUCKING — Rubbish re $750. 946-4299 vinyl roof. Spotless. Four-dot VOLKSWAGEN 1968 — Convertible, the family Income by becoming an AUTOS FOR SALE Brougham 60 Special (Fleetwood red. Private. $1900. Call moval. No Job too small, no job too Avon Representative today. Call J. 14' OLASSPAK O3—Three months old big. Call McCarthy 495-0823. 1965 OTO — 4-speed Hurst, 335 h.p. Fully equipped. 24.000 miles. Tirt 842-2707. Over $3800 Invested. New 66 h.p. Mer- Blrcha.ll, 741-4313 or 462-3377, 774-1220. IN STOCK!! AUSTIN AMERICA — Two-door, four- Must sell'. $1050. Oil new. S4.000 firm. Call 542-6308 after cury electric start, plus many extras. PAINTINO AND PAPER HANGING 1964 CHEVROLET convertible. Pow speed, 51.872. P.O.E. slightly higher 872-18S6 19«4 OHEVROLJ5T~— ~Iml>aia~~hai Boat, motor, trailer, J1750. 842-0329. Call WOMAN WANTED — For sandwich er steering, automatic transmission, shop, preferably with delicatessen or with automatic. Also Sprites, Midgets, CHEVELLE 1965 — 2-door hardtop, top. Presently used as second cal J695. Call 842-4314. 767-0788 MGB roadsters — QT. A&G MOTORS, Must sell. Asking $395. Call 229-217: 24' SLOOP _ Sleeps two. Galley, head restaurant experience. 291-3388. (At JUST A FEW SAMPLES | radio, heater, automatic, bucket large cockpit Retinished, ready for HAULING AND MOVING — Reason- Asbury Park. 775-3483. seats. Must sell. 775-0490 after 6 p.m. 1962 CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE — lantlc Highlands). 1958 THUNDERBIRD — 55,000, orl 4-speed transmission. Good condition, water. $1500.' tlrm. Call 741-4522. able rates. Call I I NEW 1!)69 OLDSMOBILE. F-85 - *2265 291-20S2 j delivered. Gem Oldsmobile, 110 Main 28' FORD BUS CAMPER — Com- lnal miles. Black. Call $400. Call 291-3159 before 5 p.m. 23' SILVERTON SKIFF - Navy top DENTAL ASSISTANT St.. Matawan. 566-3600. plete, call 542-5592 Sleeps two. Head. Very good condition BOWMAN'S LANDSCAPING—Top soil, Alert, bright, and energetic girl. Will 264-3090 1B56 CHEVROLET Priced to sell. 9OT-1563. fill dirt, driveway stone, grading and train. Send resume to Box N-161, The S2000-S30O0 5J Kroll Motors Inc. TRUCKS FOR SALE seeding, Call 261-4494. 279 Broadway Long Branch, N. J. 1968 AMX —390 — Four-speed. Call after 5 P.M. 15' FIBERGLAS BOAT — Motor, and Dally Register, Red Bank. 222-3600 Oltan Call 291-1IV trailer. Electric start. Excellent con ODD JOBS RN'S or LPN'S — 3:00 to 11:30 p.m. 264-3495 1969 DODGE FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE FORD FALCON STATION WACJO PICKUP—With snow plow attachment dltlon. $400. Must sell. Call 787-7109 Light hauling. Also weekends 7 to 3:30 p.m. Call THE FINEST SELECTION—O( new (83-1181 291-3400. and used cars In Monmouth County. 1966 SUNBEAM ALPINE — Blue $100. Call after 8 p.m. • and camper root. $3300. RARITAN STARCRAFT — 21' Skiff. 75 h.p. Over 100 air-conditioned new cars in convertible. Call 741-8423 GARAGE, S. Main St., Keyport. 264- Johnson. Dockage paid for season PORTRAITS—Done In oils from pho- WOMAN •— General office work. Must '67 MERCURY stock. BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL, 787-9077 1968 CHEVROLET Impala four-doc Location Oceanport. Call 988-0795 af tographs, $45 a portrait. Makes per- be neat and accurate. *70 per week Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrews- MURPHY A DAVISON, Mercedes- sports sedan — Fully equipped, li 1961 CORVAIR — Panel. Windows on ter 6. fect Christmas gift. 291-8048. to start. Excellent opportunity for advancement. Paid hospltallzatlon, COLONY PARK nine- bury, 741-6200. •' Beni Sties and Service, Hwy. 9, Free- eluding factory air conditioning. Ne' one side. Good mechanical condition. 1966 COBlA — sport Fisherman. 24'. hold. 482-5300. car guarantee. Circle Chevrolet, 74: $150. Call 787-3752. , two weeks vacation, and other bene- passenger wagon, TOWN & CQfJNTRY DODGE 3130. 200 h.p. Outboard Marine Corporation. EMPLOYMENT fits. Apply Llttman Jewelers, Mon- 60 Main St.. Matawan ..J BUICK — Electra, four-door. 1951 GMC DUMP TRUCK — Five Call 431-2385. mouth Shopping Center, Eatontown. 566-8100 Power brakes, steering, windows. Ra- 1962 PORSCHE 3&6B — Dark greel speed transmission. Two speed axle. 15' FIBERGLAS — Boat. Tlit-bed HELP WANTED-FEMALE air-conditioned. dial tires. Fine motor. (785. 1966 Perfect, new everything, Just tunei 10' snow plow. $800. 842-0652^ PERMANENT full time and part-time 19«8 FIAT MODEL 124 STATION trailer. 1068 45 h.p. Chrysler. $825. positions available — Apply Middle- WAGON — 2.500 miles. Take over Bulck Special, A-l. $1300. 1964 Bulck *2195. 741-7030 after 7 p.m. 40 h.p. McCullough $35. 7U-9586. WOMEN BETWEEN 18 AND 45 — Bkylark 41200. 7411123. li)63 FORD VAN ECONOLINE —With town Burger Chef, Rt. 35. payments. 542-6783 after s p.m. 1964 CHEVROLET -r- stick. One owr glass. Clean $525. Work your own hours! Earnings un- 23' OWENS CABIN CRUISER — Only limited. Call tor immediate Interview, WAITRESSES — 146 Bodman Place, TWIN BORO RAMBLER 1964 CHEVELLE — Mallbu. Main- er. Quick sale $495. 8 to 5 p.m. 26' 872-0559 20 engine hours! Boat and engine '67 JAGUAR "340" tained in good condition. Best offer 3001. 563-5618. Red Bank. Call Jeep .Sales and Service 1957 DODGE D—400 — Stake body. guaranteed! All extras Included. 7414338 Prices start at S2630 plus freight above wholesale will purchase. 741- $1945. Call 842-2739 after 6. PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY Four-door sedan, 0491. CADILLAC 1965r-Black convertible Needs some repair. Best offer. Phone 747-0040 white top. Full power, air condltioi 291-0920. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY RN'8 — All shifts. EMERY MANOR 17' SAILBOAT — Flberglas over 20 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury NURSING HOME, Matawan. low mileage. KTTSON CHEVROLET CO. 1963 CUTLASS — Two-door hardtop. ing. All In perfect condition. By owr wood. Good family *aoat. '$800. Cal Power steering, power brakes. V8 er. Inspect at 648 Broad St., Shrewi TRUCK FOR SALE 566-6400. Hwy. 36 Eatontown 196t GMC — Septic tank truck. 2.000 462-0771. PHYSICAL THERAPIST — Full or 542-1000. automatic. $800 or best offer. Call af- bury. part-time. Flexible hours. Call SECRETARY — Mature. Must have ter 6. 899-0082. gallons capacity. Call 229-2559 or 229 14' FIBERGLAS RUNABOUT — With 'FIB Motors Inc. 2279. tilt trailer. $250. Call 531-2531 legal experience. Red Bank • Middle- 1966 DART OT — Two-door. Still un- 1961 CADILLAC town area. Salary open. Call 741-3900. '69 PONTIAC Hwy. 35 Eatontown. N. J. 1965 CHEVROLET WINDOW VAN — ' 787-8895 — HOUSEWIVES — Would you Relieve. 543-1111 der 50.000 mile guarantee. J1250. Call CONVERTIBLE Ideal Demonstrators have more fun- YOUNG RN NEEDED — Busy doc- 747-3606. Six cylinder standard transmission 14' SCOTT SKI BOAT — New motor. LE MANS Custom "S". Call 741-4867 after 6 p.m. Meet more people - Earn more money- tor's office In Llncroft area. Full 1967 CORVETTE BURGUNDY Priced for quick sale. Special. $499 Excellent trailer, with water B«IS, Showing the world's Ilnest toys - No time. Good salary, flexible schedule. Four ipeed on the floor. BUHXER * BITTER $700. Call 747-2706. two-door, 10,000 miles. Me CARtny. CHEVROLET PLYMOUTH — CHRYSLER RASSAS PONTIAC DODGE WRECKER — Powered, Investment, Collection or Delivery. Occasional evenings and Saturdays 3290 Hwy. 35. Hazlet, 264-0198 Price $550. Telephone, 17'2" 1967 ARROWGLASS—Navy top Write Ideal Home Parties. 20 Rail- required. Write Box N-162, The Dally First Ave. Atlantic Highlands 395 Broad St. 741-5130 Red Banl 291-9601 S91-U01 and aide curtains. 1067 65 h.p. Mer- road Ave., Albany, N.Y. 12205. Register, Red Bank. ^^__ 1999 FORD — Country Squire. Needs 1966 PONTIAC G.T.O.—Excellent cor cury Thunderbolt Ignition and genera- work. Any reasonable offer. Call 741- dltlon. 4-speed. Tri power. Loaded BELLING MY BUSINESS *— 1965 YOUNG WOMAN — To work on LPN'B _ All shifts. EMERY MANOR 1M4 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD —Tip- FORD F-100 half-ton pickup. 1965 tor. All forward controls. 19' alloy steam press.' John Klnkel A Son, 44 NURSING HOME, Matawan. '68 VOLKSWAGEN top shape. Excellent engine. Like 6579. 11795. Call 747-9411 or 264-7285. trailer. All accessories. Oarage kept. Chevrolet Sport van, 1964 Chevrolet Apple St., New Shrewsbury: - 566-6400. •new. Asking $1,795. Call 741-7157. 1965 PLYMOUTH — Satellite. Red 1958 OLDSMOBILE 88 — Good cor Asking $2,000. Call 787-7035. KARMANNGHIA, van. Sell separately or In group to LPN-I - 3 to 11. 11 to 7. King Jam«i IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE—To get convertible. Mag wheels.. Call dltlon. Runs good. All power. Radic best offer. Call 741-0175 after 6 p.m 16' FIBERGLASS BOAT — 35 h.p. OAL FRIDAY a better deal at ROIMII Oldsmoblle- 264-4317 heater, Just passed Inspection. $165 Nursing Home. convertible. best offer. 741-4530. 1961 FORD ECONOLINE VAN — Johnson with trailer. Call after 5 p.m. 291-3400 EXPORT TRAffIC Cadillac, 100 Newman Springs Rd., CHEVY It — 1966. Excellent condi- Perfect condition. $275. Call after 6 747-2584. 31 Shaoow Lake Dr., River TEMPORARY THRU BEPT. Red Bank. 741-0910. tion. Only 18.700 miles. $1200. Can 1963 GRAND PRK PONTIAC —AM, p.m. 291-1427. " Plaza. Price $300. CASHIERS We have an excellent temporary open- CHEVROLET 1967 —Bel Air four- 747-4949 after 6 p.m. FM radio. Air • conditioned, power 14' RUNABOUT — Wood. 1959 55 h.p. ing in our Export Department. Ship- door sedan. Automatic transmission, steering, brakes, windows. . Extras. Mercury, electric start. Two six gal, Part-Time ping and export documentation knowl- '66 BUICK 1965 BUICK — Gran Sport convert- Call 264-9605. edge ,necessary along with adequate radio, heater. A-l condition. Low mile- ible. Excellent, condition. Mag wheels, MOTORCYCLES tanks. Asking $350. Call before 2:30 age. One owner. 11500. 747-0738. typing skills. Modern elr-condltloned ELECTRA "225"f Custom snow tires and Tims. 40,000 miles. 1963 RENAULT—R-8 four-door seda p.m. 787-0915. Evenings 8t Weekend* office. For appointment cs.ll Hiss <1395. 842-2495. Very economical on gas mileage. HONDA — 35Occ. Excellent' condition. 1965 HOMELITB — 55 h.p. four-cycle. 8chaefer, 294-9000, or apply in person four-door, air-condition. 4-speed transmission. 3275. Call 842. Many extras. 949-2911. 566-1467 after Runs well. Can demonstrate. Has to Personnel Department, AUTOS FOR SALE VOLVO — 1966 — 122S — Air condi- 1033. Applications being accepted tor Im- tioned, radio, heater. Maintained by bearing noise at propeller. $200 "as mediate and future positions. professional mechanic. New exhaust, 1981 DODGG — Seneca, four-door, B 1966 HONDA — CB160. 2800 miles. Ex Is". 842-0034. , LANVIN- Ires. 842-5669. i cylinder. Power steering. Automatic celient condition. Call after 6, 787- LEAVING COUNTRY — 50 h.p. John- Apply to Manager Radio, heater. Passed July lnspec 6374. CHARLES OF THE RITZ '67 OLDSMOBILE 1967 PONTIAC O.T.O. — Convertible, son all electric, rebuilt by Johnson, R & S Rt. 35 Holmdel, N. }. tlon. $100. Call after 9, 232-7425. 1867 TRIUMPH - Daytona 800, like unused since. $250 Including equip. ^ower steering. AM/FM. Excellent HOME * AUTO STORES MATURE WOMAN — General house- CUTLASS SUPREME, ondltlon. Must sell. Call 747*471. 1968 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL — new. with extras. $750 firm. Call 787' ment. 35 Qlenmary Ave., Red Bank. Rt. 35 & Tlndall Rd. - Vinyl top. Air conditioning, with snow 3548. work and some campanlonsbtp to el- BJEST BUICK - OPEL BUYS 12' V-BOTTON ALUMINUM BOAT Mlddletown, N. J. derly lady. Live on premises. Own convertible. C. Douglas Alan tires. Must sell. $3950 or best offer. Like new. $100. Call An eq.ua! opportunity employer Straub Motors Call 264-5463. 1965 HONDA — Hcc. Good condition. apartment. Salary additional. Refer- Hwy. 35 Keyport 264-4fJ00 747-9582 ences. Write to Box N-165, The Dally MERCEDES-BENZ 5 ClU HOSTESS—CASHIER — Excellent 1969 VOLKSWAGEN BUQ — Excel - 84,-372. year-round position. Over 21. Must ap- Register, Red Bank. 1969 MARK I MUSTANO — Very low lent condition. 12,000 miles. $1900, O'DAY SAILBOATS 1 mileage. Fully equipped, automatic. 1967 HONDA 305 Scrambler. 2500 miles. ply In person. No phone calls. HOW- '67 THUNOERBIRD Sales & Service Must sell. Call after 6*'p.m. or week' The Yacht Shop, Dealers ARD JOHNSON RESTAURANT, RTE GIRLS — HOUSEWIVES \ Best offer. Call 727-6945. ends. .747-1762. Perfect condition. (450 or best offer. 842-1017. 11R4 Ocean Ave.,.Sea Bright 842-1913 35, Mlddletown. Part-time telephone contact work SPORT COURE, Foreign or Domestic 1966 BUICK RIVIERA — Full pow- MOB — OT-1967. Good cdndltlon. Mu 19" DIXIE — 1S68, 155 h.p. Inboard- from our Keyport or Belmar offices; ereii. Excellent condition. One owner, REBUILT 200 cc TRIUMPH — "Cm SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — 3 to Good working conditions and unusually Delivery sell. Selling below retail value. Ca] torn Trail, good street hike. *300. outboard drive. Many extras. Priced 11 shift Full or part time. Perma- air-conditioned. Marina Turquoise. 264-9605. 775-7104. to sell. Call 477-4753 or 223-0842 after high pay scale. A.M. or P.M. shifts. Call 671-2493. nent, not summer work. 741-4700.. Call Elaine, 264-6800. 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Pour- 1067 VOLKSWAGEN — Tan color. Ra. 4 p.m. ' ^^ One block from door hardtop. Power Bteerlng, power Little Silver R.R. Station dlo and heater. Low mileage. $1400, 16' FIBERQLAS RUNABOUT — 50 EXPERIENCED SENIOR SECRETARY. — Strong brakes. 17,000 mlle«. One owner. Call 741-4019. MOBILE HOMES bookkeeping background. Proficient »1275. Call 542-4103. h.p. Johnson electric. Trailer. Acces. OPERATORS '67 BUICK 100 Oceonport Ave. Llftli Sliver sorles. 842-0097. in dictating and typing. Girl Friday. 1965 CHEVY II — Four-door, auto Pull resume and reference In first ELECTRA "225" Custom 1966 FORD — Country Squire wagon. matlc, six cylinder. 264-1130 after 1959 COMPTON — 52'xlO'. Two bed 1 842.5353 Excellent condition. Only 39,000 miles. ; rooms, alr-condltloned. $2300. Call 842 33 CHRIS CRAFT SEDAN -1948 • Ladles' Sportswear letter. For Redi Bank, Asbury Park 'ower brakes, steering. Call 566-1829. p.m. * .. 5737 or 741-8417. flying bridge, radio, depth flnior. • Year Round Work area. Write Box N-164, The Dally four-door hardtop, 1962 CHEVY II NOVA station wagon 175 h.p. fresh water cooled engine. • Union Shop ReglBter, Red Bank. MOVING—MUST SELL — Vagabond, Standup head, full galley, electric • Good Pay air-conditioned. Good condition. Low mileage. $250 55x10, large living room and bed- refrigerator. Sleeps four confortabiy. BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT — Typ- AUTOS FOR SALE Call 671-5974. room. Air conditioned. Bllver top awn- Ideal for living and boating. Boat ELROSE SPORTSWEAR ing ability. Full time, five days. Ap- 1961 TRIUMPH — Model TR-3. 1(295ing. Eves, alter 6:30 or Sunday, 542- In excellent condition. See at Atlan- 81 1st Ave. Atlantic Highlands ply In person, M. Schwartz, Chrysler- Hrm. Call 2733. tic Highlands Marina, Pier 3, Blip 872-1651 Plymouth, 141 W. Front Bt., Red 10. or call evenings 926-1165. Bank. . . . 2914765 DO YOU LIKE NICE CLOTHES? — Jj« S1500-S2000 1064 CORVETTE — Fastbnck. T3us. TRACTORS ZOBBL — Custom designed 1957. You'll love working with FASHION SECRETARY-BOOKKEEPER We're Writing ... tomteed. 375 cu. In. 327 h.p. engin Fresh water 175 h.p. Items too FROCKS. Two free wardrobes and Call 842-4092. training. Average $20 to $30 per Personalized hours. Typing, bookkeep- 1965 SUBURBAN TRACTOR — 10 numerous to mention. In water. Af- ing essential. Excellent arrangement ter 6 p.m., 8420389. night. Openings for managers. Call D 1967 FIREBIRD — Two-door hardtoi h.p., 42" rotary mower, snowblower. 341-9470 or 591-1519. and salary. Person capable of running H burgundy with black Interior. Buck Excellent condition. $550. 611-3927. COMPLETE OUTBOARD RIG — 15' one-girl office. Call Mr. Kretowicz, seats, heater, radio, 215 h.p. ove Flherglas hull. 40 h.p. electric start Adams Real Estate Agency, 741-5098. B '67 FORD i YEAR-END DEALS head cam. 6 cylinder motor, 4 on tlv outboard, matching trailer, ski equip floor, syncromesh . on all forwan PART-TIME AND FULL TIME CASH- COUNTRY SQUIRE, j WANTED AUTOMOTIVE ment, $500. Also Sallflsh, $99. Cali INSPECTORS IERS — Cosmetics and drugs. Ex- gears. Wide oval red stripe tire; 264-7139 or 264-7086. plus snow tires mounted on wheels CARS WANTED — We piy *top J( perience preferred. Fringe benefits. six-passenger wagon. | Low mileage. Firm J20O0. 741-0916 o for clean used ears. Call Mr. Vincent PENGUIN — #2851. Boat equipment. In Process Good salary. Apply In person. FOODS RIGHT NOW! 747-4364. 542-5500. Complete. But plywood fcn'l needs PLUS, 58 Broad St., Red Bank. w8rk. Oood starter boat for handy- 1967 VOLKSWAGEN — 1500 seda «• FLEETSIDB PICK-UP BODY MUST have experience In either SALESLADY WANTED — Women's man to teach his children how to PRINTED CIRCUIT INSPECTION or ready-to-wear. Full or part-time. Ex- Low mileage, excexcellene t condltlo C 8lB sail. $200. Phone 741-6627. '-' '67 MERCURY »1300 or best offerer\5\ 542-5079< . " 264-3001 WIRING INSPECTION. perience necessary. Apply In person, 1969 TROJAN CRUISER — 28'. Fully no phone calls, DONNA'S, 93 Broad MONTCLAIR, two-door J 1881 TEMPEST PONTIAPON C STATIOI WANTED — Old auto parts and cars. equipped. 260 h.p. Chrysler. Dinette. Apply In person 8:30-11:00 a.m. St., Red Bank. WAGON. $175. Call Prior to 1950. Top prices paid. Call Divan. Sleeps six. Must sell, moving. 747-3341 531-8379 after 6 p.m. DOMESTIC HELP — One day a week. hardtop. I Phone 222-7526. Must have references. Transportation 1066 PONTIAC OTO — Four-speed or GET CASH FOR YOUR FOHjBIGN- PRAM — 8', painted white and In INTERDATA preferred. 542-0915. floor "400". Power steering, convert AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH good condition. (50. Call Ible. Green. $1,695. 291-0228. MOTORS, INC., Hwy. 35, Batontowr,, 747-2085 WOMEN — AVON 542-2414. 2 Crescent PI., Oceanport FULL OR PART TIME. Beveral terrl- '67 MERCURY ! MUST SELL — New car has arrtvec 15' FIBERQLAS RUNABOUT — 40 torles open for women who are Inter- 1061 Rambler. Good condition. $17 SELLING YOUR CAR? h.p. engine. Heavy duty Alligator Building directly behind Holiday Inn ested In having a good, steady In-, COUGAR, two-doof I 291-1389 after 6 p.m. See or call Wall Lincoln-Mercury. trailer. »475. Call 264-6247. / come. Experience not neeessarr. Cash Waiting Avon sells Itself. Call 741-4343, 48J- 1955 CHEVROLET <- New 409 e! 747-5400 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY hardtop. j glne. 425 h.p. New Interior. Foui EMPLOYER 3377. 774-1220. speed. Make appointment. 671-0082. JUNK CARS BUSINESS NOTICES TELEPHONE OPERATOR — Wanted CLERK TYPIST — Woman with ex- tensive business background and 1960 DODGE V-8 — Four-door. Ne' PICKED -UP (or switchboard In law office. Write Why wait! You can get a year-end deal NOW •— tires. $295. Must sell. Call FURNITURE HO VINO — Attics and Box R-127, The Dally Register, Red telephone experience required. Per- '67 FORD i 222-9014 V Auto Wrecking cellars cleaned. Free estimates. Can Bank. manent position In active office. 5 white our selection of colors and models are great- 747-3003. day week.. Salary commensurate with CUSTOM "500" four, j 1963 HILLMAN — Husky Wagon. Runs DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Full, ability. Car necessary to and from Eaton+own 542-2235 LIGHT HAULING—CLEAN CELLARS time, Red Bank area. Typing neces- well. Oood second car. Asking $276. TARDS GARAGES — Free estimates. work. Call Hrs. shulman at 531-1600 Call 462-7671. CASH FOR USED CARS - Track!, sary. Own transportation. Will train. door sed, air conditioned. | "OVER 100 NEW PONTIACS TO CHOOSE FROM foreign or. domestic. Dean, oppostte Call alter 3 p.m. 741-2149 Write full resume to Box L-161, The to arrange Interview. 1967 OHEVBLLE Mallbu convntlbh. Two Guys. Mlddlttown. 671-9844. SCOTTO AND SONS Dally Register, Red Bank. lECRETARIES—Many To 1125 • TOP TRADES • SUPERIOR SERVICE 327 engine. New tires. Mint condition ALL TYPES OF HOME REPAIRS 8TENO CLERKS—Several To $ 90 *139S .757-0366. MAID — Retirement home. Year Alterations, remodeling, and painting round work five days week, $1.70 per TYPISTS CLERKS— Many To S 85 "Our 30th Year of Progress" PONTIAC — 1965 Tempest LeMans AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS Reasonably priced. Free estimates. hour. See Mrs. Davenport, Mon. C1.ERK TYPISTS—Beginners To I 75 •* $1000-$!500 3 White convertible, Wach top and In- Prompt service Cal! 741-3953. DENTAL ASSISTANT TRAINEE $ 85 6-POINT BRAKE OVERHAUL (not through Frl., 40 Riverside Ave., Red terior. Two extra wheels and snow Bank. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Per Diem tires. $1088. 116 Church St., Fair Ha Just a rellne) • $39.88. 20,000 ml. or CARPENTRY ven ,orn 741-4683. 2 yr. guarantee. Price for drumtype Small masonry work. Experienced. Ace Employment Agency, brakes on most Fords, Plymoutht, Call 671-5890 TRAVEL AGENT 33 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury DoWNES PoNTIAC 1967 PONTIAC — .Executive nine- Chevrolels, American compacts. WB SUSPENDED CEILINGS — Paneling. Experienced ADMITTING CLERK — Part-time '65 FORD GALAXIE: passenger wagon. Full iiower. Foui DO ALL THE WORK. 1. Replace Finish recreation rooms and , attics. 291-3434 position available In modern hospi- . MATAWAN season temperature control. Gold brake lining on all four wheels. 2. Sheet-rocking, taping. 842-4288. tal admitting office from 12 .mid- 62 Lower Main St. with black vinyl roof. Luggage rack, Arc lining for perfect contact with NURSES' AIDE OR LICENSED PRAC-, "500", convertible. • drums. 3. Rebuilt oil 4-wheel cylin- TICAL NURSB — Information 10 a.m. night to 8 a.m. Oood salsry. Pleasant plus two snowtlres. Original price SMALL JOB SPECIALIST working conditions. Contact Person- Open Daily 'Til 9 P.M. $5200. $2695 firm. 264-3943. ders. 4. Turn and true brake drums. Home repairs, alterations, addltKns. to 2 p.m. Rlvercrest Nursing Home, 31 5. Inspect master cylinder. 6. Repack side and outside. 291-3260., Chapin Ave., Red Bank. nal Office, RIvervlew Hospital 741- 2700, Ext. 225, tor interview. 566-2299 Wad. & Sat. 'Til 6 P.M. 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Sll outer wheel bearings on .both front BEAUTICIAN — Weekends. One or cylinder. Four-door. Automatic. Ra- wheels. 7. Inspect brake hoses. 8. HOUSE PAINTINO — Experienced. '66 VOLKSWAGEN 1 Interior-Exterior. Reasonable. Phone two days. Short hours. Red Bank. CLEANING LADY — One day or two (Between Hwy. 35 & 36 at th. Parkway Overpast) dio and heater. Complete overhaul. Add Super Heavy Duty brake fluid. Phone 741-4150 or 775-2196. part-time days. Must have recent Convertible. • g New tires, plus snows;. One owner, 9. Road test* oar. FIRESTONE, Mi- 842-0369. references. Own transportation pre- M25. 542-0235. pie Ave, and White St., Red Bank. ferred. Rumnon. Call 741-3967. 747-5700. •_ MAIDS WANTED 1967 PONTIAC — LeMans. Vlny Transportation provided. Fully insured. NURSES' AIDE — The Navesink roof. V-8, automatic. Power sice 1964 DODGE DART OTO - Will sell PAINTING Paid vacation. $1.60 per hour. House, 40 Riverside Ave., Red Bank. '66 DODGE • Ins- Vinyl bucket seats. Console tor parts. Call 291-0283 or RARITAN PAINTING CONTRACT- Call Nursing Unit, 812-3400. $1595. Call after 6 p.m. 257-5908, ING CO. Residential and commercial CALL REDDI-MAID , 741-7916. WOMAN — To care for Invalid. Some DART G.T. two-door • 1963 XKE JAGUAR — A-l condition painting, spray or brush. Interior and 2S4-9021 exterior All work Insured and guar- light housework. No calls after 6 LOU LERNER'S and JERRY BARATTA'S Call SALESLADY — Experience on dresses p.m. 222-0561. hardtop. • 264-9779 AUTO RENTALS anteed. Free estimates. 264-9260, 264- preferred. Apply John Klnkel ft Sons, 7449. 44 Apple St., New Shrewsbury. WANT TO LEARN A TRADE? —Be ' 1964 GREEN VOLKSWAGEN — Ex. MOWING OF OVERGROWN LAWNS • DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY OPERATOR — To work on draper- Independant, become a meat K sales- PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER cellont condition. $800- Call " 84? 'rices start sit $6.99 and up Bcono- AND FIELDS. lady and cutter. Excellent salary to 4893 741-510* ies. Pleasant surroundings. Call 264- Jar of Red Bank. 210 E. Newmin 5252 or 566-8440. begin. Increasing as you learn. Call 1964 CADILLAC — Two-door hard Springs Rd.! 74T-0173. PAINTINO.— Interior 787-1083 between 8 a.m. and s p.m. || UNDER $1000 *• DIRECT top. like new. Full power. New tlre- Free estimates. Call STENOGRAPHER — At least Iwo for delall*. Asklng $1600. Call 767-6835. TOM'S FORD 566-6390 years legal experience, for Red Bank GAL FRIDAY — Part-'.lme, 9 to 3. law office. Excellent salary. Call for or full time. Technically orientated. FACTORY OUTLET! RENT A CAR _'ETE'S LAWN MAINTENANCE — appointment, 747-3730. Active salofi representative's office. MOBILE HOMES M0 Hwr 35 284-1SO0 Knrport Reasonable. Prompt service. Call 787- Write to Box 0-127, The Daily Reg- 8161. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED ister, Red Bank. '65 FORD FALCON DRIVEWAYS SEALED AND PATCHED Mature. Permanent. Llve-ln. Rumson. SCHIFFMAN BOATS and ACCESSORIES CALL i To do general housework in modern Two-door sedan. 264-9554 ranch home, with latest conveniences, HELP WANTED-MALE CAMPERS & TRAILERS THE BOATMAN'S SHOP anil assist with two children, agea TRAILERS - CAMPERS TYP'N'COPY 7 and ,1. All laundry sent out. Own MICROWAVE TECHNICIAN ALL YOUR BOATING NEEDS IBM Executive Typing and Mlmeo lovely room and private bath. Own PHONE MOTOR HOMES New Jersey's Largest llarlne yupplr Experience required. Excellent ad- Resumes - Letters - Notary 948-4303 TV. Excellent salary. References. Call vancement opportunity. Apply In per- '63 MERCURY S-551 N. J.'s lorgest dealer, over 100 units House. 34 Wharf Ave.. Red Bank. 741- 842-&300. on display. 5780. Open Sun. and Holidays, 9 a.m. AINTING AND DECORATINO — In- son, Electro Impulse, 116 Chestnut Two-door hardtop. • to 1 p.m. terior and exterior. Neat work and BABYSITTER — Dependable, to sit St., Red Bank. Norrls Gold Seal. Monitor. Avion. -casonable price. 787-1877. In my home. Inquire at 40 Grand Del/Rey Volunteer. Swlnoer. 3' HENRY LUHRS SKIFF — With Ave., Long Bran/h. EXPERIENCED BUICK MECHANIC ihelter cabin, hencl. 109 Gray engine. BLACK TOPPINO DRIVEWAYS — —For Monmouth County's largest -A- Wlnnebago. Giles. Aristocrat. Smokty. Backhoe service, trenching. Lot clear- MASSEUSE — Full time. Year round. dealer. Excellent benefits and work- New full canvns covering, automatic! '63 BUICK LE SABRES You can see Ihem all at ilRe pump, bow rail. New palnl Inside ing and trucking of stone, gravel and Call for appointment. 542-7600. Sfttura Ing conditions. 741-7643. SCHIFFMANS ml out. In wnlcr. $1600. Days, 201- land. Cal] John Montefusco, 747-2535 Halonn Int'l., Eatlontown. CAREER OPPORTUNITY — Join one Four-door sedan. I at the Colllngwood Circle, Rt. 33 & 3* 53<, eves. M2-18BS. >r 747-1441. of Monmouth and Ocean Counties Farmingdole, N. J. 938-5254. SECRETARY fastest growing real Mtate agencies. THON We will train and prepare (or licens- WANTED AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT ing, through our •pedsl company BUILDING school, qualified young men for po- '64 VOLKSWAGEN \ CALL FOR AUTO RENTALS HARITAN CONTRACTING CO. EXPERIENCED sitions In one oc today's moet hicra> Coupe. Home Improvements, additions, al- tive professions, if you are Interested Summer Is Just terations. Aluminum Biding and roof- APPLY IN PERSON In first year earnings of S12.0M, with LOWEST NO-TRADE DEAL nR. Residential and commercial con- unlimited future Income poteatUl eeJl WEEK-END SPECIAL . .. Uructlnn. Free estimates. 264-0260, Mr Stearn, 7S74SOO. Around the Corner ... I6A-7449. ELECTRONIC ASSISTANCE CORP. on brand new 1969 20 Bridge Ave. Red Bank '66 SIMCA and we need I 00 Uied Cart An equal opportunity employer SUPERVISORS CHRYSLERS & PLYMOUTHS RENT We will trade or buy out BOATS and ACCESSORIES HAIR STYLIST WANTED — Call for Large company looking for mature Two-door. Interview, AcL'ardl's, Fair Haven. 741- men able to aRHiime responsibility and A NEW right — Call or Come in 7175 handle personnel. Experience not nee- 65 CARS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY A******************** ennary. flood starting salary plus bene- MANY WITH AIR CONDITION COUGAR or MONTEGO MX WANTED — Oeneral hounewoi-ker to fits. Write Box N-158, The Dally From Friday 5 P.M. to TOM'S FORD Ive-ln. Very small family. Call 7*7- Register, Red Bank. Due to fhit Promotion wo request that you call botwoon 4730. Monday 9 A.M.— ASK FOR ED SIGLER "SEA-DOO" I WANTED - Part-time TV techni- 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Daily except Sunday. WOMAN WANTED — Over 18 years cian. Experience on black and white We Must Reduce Our New Car Inventory! Hwy. 35 264-1600 Keyport By $ of age. Earn unlimited money . at and color, two-way radio helpful. your own convenience. First 20 appll- Call 264-520H or 264-5057. 50 FREE MILES Bombardier Ltd., Canada $ ennta accepted. For details call 583 2485. DRIVERS AUTO PARTS—REPAIHS SEE THE FUN BOAT — * HOUSEKEEPER AND COOK ~ Sleep ONLY 23.OO In or out. Two sdulls, no children. Experienced in handling LONG TERM FINANCING AVAILABLE References. 741-O84B. 8c Per Mile Over 50 AS PLAYFUL household goods. Apply in DENTAL ABSIBTANT —Red Hank person, ANDERSON BROS., Mflko Your AAMCO area. Experience preferred. Send re- Reservation NOW. AS A DOLPHIN sume and qualifications to Box 0-125, INC., 51-53 Mechanic. St., TheDally Register, Red Bank. NOW AT SECRETARY—Older womari for ar^ Red Bank. BAYSHORE chltects' office. Good typing skills ASSEMBLER MECHANIC — Experi- GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY RED BANK >nd experience preferred. Call 046- enced In the MRB of hand tools, tubing, WALL AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE 40<0. Installation of small pumps, motors CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH LINCOLN-MERCURY RED BANK — 842-2500 AUTO IMPORTS SALESWOMAN—Full-lime, all year. and gaiiKas. Apply Electro Impulse, Experience preferred. Sportswear snd 110 Chestnut HI. Red Bank, or call Shrowibury Avenue 193 Newman Spring! Road 7410404. FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. >• Dress flhop Apply ORMOND SHOP, at Sycamore Monmouth Shopping Center. 291-9200 229-4790 ASBURY PARK — 774-ABOO 747-5400 RED BANK 74I-5BB*J WOMAN — Part-lime foMronTng Ap- 80? Railroad Avanue >ly In person. Brookdale Nursing (More Classified Ads (You Furnish Gas) ••••••• Home, state Hwy, 35, Hazlet On The Next Page)*; -THE DAILY REGISTER, R£D BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, JILV V), 27 HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED—MALE Family Circus HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE MONEY TO LOAN REAL EBTATE tontwl prpctdsres, WrjuW pre- GENERAL BAK1ERY WORK itKtMU rH cUb equity In rait hom« „ fcrcbasuig knowledge «r txperl- MACHINE OPERATORS u the result «f present 4*7 tscrtiM JBMInUrssted In a bright, young, •Bnii* ' AND FOOD PREPARATION In Real BsUte Tiiues. We «rtU free MB with mechanical ul electronic this cub equity by recasting Nyou- iptitade, Apply at U< Cheatnut Bt., •Biqa.ll Punch Press present morUage. THE KJRW£. CO. BedBtnK.gr call 741-0404. Realtors ItTdjletown, 7TT-55OO. W. •Shear Permanent, full time position with opportunity for advance- Ketwburr. m-m>, Htilet aaraw CUTTER ud Red B»nk M2-43M. Xiperlenced, to cut ladles' coats and ear coats. Union shop. Steady work Knowledge at set-up not essential. ment. Excellent working conditions and full benefits with vltb overtime. Sbore Co&t Co., Inc., INSTRUCTION 22 Bridge Ave., "Red Bank. Apply established, expanding business in Monmouth County. Previous 'SALESMAN WANTED — For Men's PAINTING—All Media. PrlTate Its 8hOD. Goldln's Men'i Shop, 25 Broad ESTEY METAL PRODUCTS, INC. experience and ability will determine wages. Past experience sons or organized groups only. Uonls St., Red Bank. ' Erthyvoulou. studio 21. 21 Broad Bt., Wayside * Shaft* Rds. New Shrewsbury "FULL-TIME MAN — For delivery. in food industry is not essential. Write, giving job experience Red Bank. 741-6351 Greenhouse and shop work. Good op- ortunUy for right person. Apply Mon. to Fri. 0 a.m. to S p.m. and Sat. 0 a.m. te 4 p.m. or Mon. Aug. 4, and educational background, to Box R-126, The Daily Register, COMPUTER CAREERS Sierenner's Flower Shop, Rt. 36, Key- 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. In'business, Industry and government port. Red Bank. start with KCPI training. Day and MAN WANTED — For baling or evenings. Call ECPI at 512-2800 or waste paper. Permanent position. Call visit ECPI, 263 Monmouth Park Hwj.. between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. 741-1079. FACTORY HELP West Long Branch. AUTO JOBS WAITING!! TRAINED OPERATORS ALL SHIFTS ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN NEEDED NOW! MECHANICS LEARN IBM • KEYPUNCH FULL AND PART-TIME NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED GREAT OPPORTUNITY • OFFICE AUTOMATION Permanent positions for experienced FREE PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE " ~ mechanic! or trainees with vocational For H.S. Graduate. Coaxial DAY OR EVE. OLASSE8 school or gas station experience. Good APPROVED FOR VETERANS starting salary plus incentives. WE WILL TRAIN cable experience helpful. NORTHEAST Apply to Manager SOME MECHANICAL APTITUDE Salary commensurate COMPUTER INSTITUTE R & s K) English Plaza. Red Bank HOME A AUTO STORES Bt. 35 A Tlndall Rd. LIGHT MACHINE "Look! Grandma's using the pencil holder I made with experience CALL 747-4647 Mlddletown, N. J. An equal opportunity employer her, and the paperweight I made, and there's Very generous benefits "MAN TO MAKE DELIVERIES — Ap- ply Anderson's, 30 Broad St., Red EXPERIENCE HELPFUL Billy's handprint in plaster, and..." Steady year round work MERCHANDISE Bank. • FOR SALE • Apply in person -all week • MAINTENANCE MECHANICS JOIN A GROWING COMPANY HAT FOR BALE ; Machinist! HELP WANTED—MALE HELP WANTED-MJEE Mo ft bale and up. Also straw. 463-9273 Electricians IN A GROWTH INDUSTRY VIKOA CABLE CO. TYPEWRITERS, ADDDTO maeblnes. For steel tubing manufacturing plant. We are a leading manufacturer of wire, Halls Mill Road Freehold, N. J. All makes new or used. GuuantMd. Steady work. Geod opportunity for ad- An EauaJ Opportunity Employer Low u $25. Serploo's 101 Moomoath yancement and liberal, company bene- cable, and TV system products offering . . . Machinists & Electricians Bt Next to theater. 7474415. fit*. Say shift g a.m. to 4:30 p.m. LIKE NEW EQUIPMENT — BeH»w jjigbt tout 4:30 to 1 a.m. Industrial Maintenance Experience Sharp'AU reel mower sharpener, And Shop Experience Required handsaw filer, belt sander, chain saw GOOD SALARY / GENEROUS BENEFITS HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE sharpener, saw setter. Cost $1000, will BURGER INDUSTRIES INC. sell for 5500. 787-5681 or 739-0648. Will U.i. Hwy. 1 Metuchen, N. J. not sell separately. GENERAL, FACTORY—Key position R1NTERS ~ Part-time compositors, open for right man. $2.50 per hour to off-set and letter-press men. Write SURFBOARD — 9' Dewey Weber. SALES OPPORTUNITY STEADY YEAR ROUND WORK $4.32 PER HOUR start. Liberal Increases lor right Indi- Box N-I63. The Dally Register, Red Very good condition. $80. Call T41- If you qualify, be your own boss as vidual. Apply OIBSON HOMANS CO., Bank. 0992. ' •aleg representative with large multi- PLUS SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL 32 Main St., Matawan. Use drive with btlllon dollar firm. Opportunity (or Apply in person all week sign posted "Industrial Weahtng Ma* ANTIQUES — Bric-a-brac, 1/3 oft management. Excellent for the per. EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS AND chine," Entrance #,). FREE BOOK EVERY $ PURCHASE! aon with ability to meet and talk with PAID FRINGE BENEFITS INCLUDING: HELP WANTED-Male-Female Moving to Florida. CURIOSITY SHOP people. Begin with salary plus com* MASON WANTED 11 Third Aye.. Long Branch. 11-5 p.m mls*i*n Comprehensive, training pro- •COMPANY PAID HOSPITALIZATION AND LIFE Call Steve Welsh HOUSEKEEPING STAFF — And Su- am. 'Liberal fringe benefits. Call VIKOA CABLE CO. INSURANCE EFFECTIVE DATE OF EMPLOYMENT. After 7 p.m. 717.57.VT pervisory positions now.open for men CLEARANCE SALE J.7687 for appointment. and women. Day and* evening shifts. New and used musical Instruments. KAn Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Halls Mill Road - Freehold, N. J. - Please ftpply in* person prior to 10 a.m. Mon. • Frl. ' KITCHEN MAN — Full-time, Fort Training provided with Certificate of up to 75% off. list price on used An Equal Opportunity Employer Monmouth Orilcers' open Mess. Achievement. Must* be alert, neat ap- equipment, up to 40% off list prlci Please call lor an appointment. M2- pearance. Apply at Personnel Office, on new equipment ANDERSON'S, 31 HELP WANTED-MALE 7332. - Monmouth Medical Center, Long Broad St., Red Bank. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE Reynolds Metals Co. Branch. MAINTENANCE MAN. — For large PIANOS" AND OROANS — Used up- METAL POLISHER AND BUFFER 433 Blair Rd., Woodbridge, N. J. garden apartment house In Keyport MEN — WOMEN right* from |29. Rentals from 97c r*t CHEF. COOKS, SHORT ORDER MEN (LOCATED JUST 5 MINUTES WEST OF area. Call 775-4131. Our firm needs 12 to start Immedi- week. Large selection of used grand! MEN — GUARDS —Experienced. Full-time. Apply In, —Apply In person, .between 13 and 2, ately. No experience; we train. (115- and.players. Used spinets from $250. person, Becker Plating, 121 Hwy, Martini's Diner, Rt. 36, Keansburg. EXIT 12 ON THB N. J. TURNPIKE) 35, Neptune. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — At jno to start. 741-IOU. Also summer FREEHOLD KIMBALL PIANO 4 OR- ATTRACTIVE RATE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER this time of the year we are so busy 'ork. GAN WAREHOUSE, 44 South St. 431- PLUMBERS — Experience necessary. that more salesmen are a "must". MM. • FULL TIME/PART TIME MEN Steady work. Good pay, benefits and We will train anyone, experienced or • ALL SHIFTS-ALL AREAS Trainee position* available. $130 per paid holidays. Call 251-1333 after 7 Inexperienced, to become a profes- REAL ESTATE SALES SINGER TOUCH AND SEW • IMMEDIATE OPENINGS week to start. Be part of a team sional real estate salesman with Mon- Excellent opportunity with "Live 196S Model equipped to make button- • TOP BENEFITS that's growing. mouth County's fastest growing firm. Wire" agency. Proven training pro- holes and zlg tag, etc. Slightly used. • FREE UNIFORMS HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE Call Mr. Rich at 671-2000 for an Inter- gram. CaU for appointment. 747-0498. Full price $34.20, or easy terms may • GOOD FUTURE Excellent opportunity for men with PRODUCTION view. be arranged. Free delivery 10 a.m. to responsibilities to put their talent* to SALESMAN — Expanding company DRIVERS WANTED — Ic» Cream 9 p.m. • NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED work with an expanding service com- has growth opportunity for an Indi- MEN WANTED MAIL "CLERK ' route. Commission or rental. CAROU- CALL 842-1250 or 3S4-SB93 Apply weekdays 9 a.m.-5 p.m. pa.ny. Must be willing to work up to vidual experienced In selling frozen SEL TREAT, 326 Jollne Ave., Long a supervisory portion. Call 741-1378. MECHANICS and wholesale grocery line. Excellent McDONALD'S DRIVE-IN Recent high school graduate. A young Branch. 229-9275. BILCO CELLAR DOORS Saturday 9 a.m.-l p.m. 928 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown man Interested in starting In the mall ROUTE MAN — For vending ma- starting salary. Apply MONMOUTH Displays 64"x51", regular $74, new Require high school graduates with FOODS CO., 2926 Brunswick Pike ft Pull or part-time workers for eve- room with the opportunity to learn LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Or Call: 247-1040 chines. Must have experience. Imme- a minimum of 4 years Industrial- ma- ning!. Must be at least 18 yean old. office procedure and future advance- ASCP Registered, or equivalent. Full *87.34; 72"x55", regular $78, now $70.98. , diate Job for right man In growing chine repair experience. Will be re- Lltho Ave.i Trenton, N.J. ment. Driver's license Is essential. Ap- time position available In modern Unpalnted furniture 25% and more off INTERSTATE company. Call for appointment, be- quired to make mechanical repairs to SHORT ORDER COOK — Experienced, ply Personnel Office, Mon. thru Frl., hospital's finely equipped laboratory. on Yellow Tag numbers *Weod screens tween 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., 925-8161. various types of machines. Must rotate EXPERIENCED PRES8ER — Apply Pantry man, experienced. Call Mr, 9 a.m. until 12 noon. Blood bank experience helpful. Oood and storm sash (build hot bed) mixed SECURITY SERVICES shifts. Qualified rate Is $3.77 an hour Chevy's Cleaners, corner River St. Nick at 747-2500 between 8:30 a.m. salary. Pleasant working conditions sizes, your choice $2.50 ea. II Linden, St., Newark, N. J. plus shift differential. Excellent fringe and Bridge Ave., Red Bank. Vacation and 4:00 p.m? LILY-TULIP and full fringe benefits. Contact Per- RED BANK LUMBER II HELP WANTED-MALE benefit plan. Apply in person to Per- with pay, hospltallzation, good sal Division of Owens-Illinois sonnel Office, Rlvervlew Hospital. 741- sonnel Department. ary. 747-1871. SALES ADMINISTRATOR Hwy. 35 Holmdel, N. J. 2700, Ext. 225, for an Interview. Pearl and Wall. Red Bank. 741-5500,-: CARPENTERS — Experienced, one An Equal Opportunity Employer family homes. Hiring 7 a.m. to 9 DISHWASHER. — Full time, 7 to t. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES — MIDLAND GLASS CO. a.m. Mon. thru Sat. KENT CARPEN- Technloal background In marine PART-TIME — Nights and weekends Apply Scrlven Hall, Fort Monmouth, WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH OLIFFW00D AVE. electronic communications and navtga- Starting par 41.75 per hour. Must or call 542-7330. CREDIT PROBLEMS. IMMEDIATE TERS INC., Job location-Levitt & tion equipment, familiarity wth tech' DELIVERY. INSTANT CREDIT. CLIFFWOOD, N. J. Sons, Bchanck Rd., "Freehold. be 21 or older. Apply In person, QUALITY CONTROL SUPERVISOR An Equal Opportunity Employer nlcal specification!, contract terml Krauszer's Food Store, 80 First Ave., SOCIAL WORKER — Part-time. CALL MR. ORAN. 373-6638. SALESMAN nology and conditions. Atlantic Highlands. ICCC Day Care Centers, Al'jury Park OPERATORS — Backhoe and fron PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN and Neptune. BS degree preferred, MANAGEMENT POSITION end loader. Steady work. Good pay, National advertising corporation CaU Mrs. Bush for appointment, NEWSPAPERMEN AND BOYS—Morn- some experience, call 988-7736. SINGER benefits, paid holidays. CaU 251-1332 needs man to calf on shopping cen ing and afternoon routes. Pinebrook after 7 p.m. Rd. and Eatoncrest Apartments. Post BEWING MACHINE Full charge plant-wide quality control. Meth- ter, supermarket and discount store 747-5100 News Service. 842-4229. SCHOOL CUSTODIAN — Five days a executives. High potential Income for ENTER REAL ESTATE 1968 z.g tag cabinet model, nightly ods and procedures to be set up by appli- week. 3-11 p.m. Apply to Mr. Jones, right man. Call R. Swenson at the AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PART-TIME NIGHTS — Apply Middle uaad. This machine darns, monograms, Rum son Board of Education, 842' Albion Hotel. PR 6-8300. EMPLOYER town Burger Chef, THE PROFESSION THAT IB appliques, sews buttonholes, etc., all 0354. Rt. 35. THE BASIS OF ALL WEALTH without attachments. 6-year parts cants. Excellent company benefit program, EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS - PAINTERS WANTED — Experience guarantee. BARBER OR APPRENTICE — Sa! Steady work all year. Private con- necessary. Oood pay. Excellent con' PART-TIME COOK — 14S Bodman with liberal holiday and vacation treatment. ary plus commission, or straight construction. Call CARHART CON- dltlons. Phone 671-0*32. Place, Red Bank. ' PART-TIME OR FULL PRICE commission. Excellent working condi- STRUCTION CO., INC., Atlantic High 741-4338 lands. 291-0210. ^^_ BARBER APPRENTICE — All tyne: TIME Reply in confidence with detailed resume, tions. Call 264-9787. Eves. 264-2553. at hair cutting. Matawan area, Pkom PORTER — Full time. Days. General $45.20 complete with past earning records. Write to 721-2217,- cleaning work. Retired personnel ai Interesting work In real estate sties. OR 1189 PER WEEK HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTEDU-MALE HANDYMAN • CHAUFFEUR cepted. Cail23238T7T~ ...— Excellent commissions and opportuni- Call credit, manager 9 a.m. to I p.m. Box 234, Jersey City, N. J. 07303. CALL LINOLEUM MECHANIC — Experi- ty for life-time career of substantial 775-4775 842-0028 after 1 p.m. enced. Steady work. Anderson Lino, earnings and Independence. 842-2636. leum, 505 Broad 8t, Shrewsbury. GARDENERS — Four 4x6' glass cold DISHWASHERS — Afternoon and eve 741-5162. frame. New condition. $20. call M2- n!ng shifts. Must apply In person, nc REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — 2827. phone calls. HOWARD JOHNSON'S Rt LABORER — Septic tank work. Pre High Income opportunities with a 35, Mlddletown. fer licensed driver. Call training program' We have openings DREXEL BEDROOM SET — Fnilt- 741-1846 for ambitious salespeople who would wood Italian Provincial dresser, mir- WE ARE LOOKING FOR... DRIVER AND HELPERS — A llttll like to enter the lucrative field of ror, single bed, two commodes, $175. moving experience necessary. Cr' FULL TIMB DRIVER — Vat Ice real eitate Weakly draw available Antique wing chair, $75. 747-0634 after WE ARE LOOKING TOR . 264-7488. cream truck. Muat be 18, dependable, for experienced real estate personnel. 6. clean, honest, willing to work long All replies confidential. Call for ap- NIOHT WATCHMAN — Full time, si, DESKS 119 up null, tables, ohtlrs, u day week. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Apply hours. Oood pay. Call 671-1280 be- pointment • ask for John Budnlck. AN EXPERIENCED MEN'S QUALITY tween 10 a.m. » 11:30 a.m. or after BETSY ROSS AGENCY, 117 Hwy. 35, adding maohfne*, trpwritera, offlos ' EXPERIENCED RETAIL Scrlven Hall, Fort Monmouth, or call 0:30 p.m. Keyport. 2S4-3456. equipment, etc, at bargain price*. 542-7330. ' New or used AAO DEIS OUTLJ0T, . CLOTHING SALESMEN ACCOUNTANT — CPA — For dlverni. FACTORY HELP — Good pay (or Rt 39, Oakmirst 531-3900. SHOE SALESMAN. fled businesses. Full time, good sal- 40 hours steady work. Year-round PRODUCTION ary. Send complete resume to Box Indoors making fine ceramic tile. No T. C/O THB DAILY OBSERVER, 630 experience needed. Old factory Isn't 1969 ZIS ZAG THIS IS A MANAGERIAL POSITION WITH A BACKGROUND IN QUALITY MERCHANDISE, Brick Blvd., Brlcktown. , fancy, but you'll Ilka Atco's friendly SEWING MACHINES A FLAIR FOR STYLE, AND A GENUINE INTEREST IN ELECTRICIANS people. Paid holidays, vacation, Insur- SALESMEN ance, other benefits. We were an . OFFERING A GOOD SALARY and BENEFITS. RETAILING AS A CAREER. equal opportunity employer years be- Slightly flofatched In thlpinent Brand, Require high school graduates with We want three men who have the drive new, ntver used. These machines do years Industrial electrician and me- fore It becomes fashionable. ATOO CE- fancy stitching, make buttonholes, TO THE RIGHT MAN WE OFFER TOP SALARY, LIBERAL chanical experience. Will be required to take their share of a million dol- RAMICS CORP., Hwy. 35. Keyport. lars worth of sales and draw $200 to 264-8000. monogram with no attachment! niftd* FOR AN INTERVIEW'APPOINTMENT BENEFITS, HANDSOME SURROUNDINGS, PLEASANT to make electrical and mechanical re- $500 per week &t least. Any experi- ed. 10 year guarantee. WORKING CONDITIONS, AND THE PRESTIGE OF BE- pairs. Must rotate shifts. Qualifier ence with "home appointment" (telling We are a local established firm. rate Is (3.77 an hour plui ehlft dl! Is helpful. We assure you a steady PHONE' 747-1800 ING ASSOCIATED WITH ONE OF NEW JERSEY'S FINEST ferentlal. Excellent fringe benefit plan supply of qualified leads and the best Full price CLOTHIERS. Apply In person to Personnel Depart' customer financing available. Call our SALES ment. home . office at 739-0900. Kingston- $29.95 Marcus State Hwy #38, Keyport. Or $1.60 per week MIDLAND GLASS CO. PART-TIME Call oredlt manager, ATLANTIC SEW- CLIFFWOOD AVB. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY IN O CENTER of Anbury Park, 9 a.m.- ROOTS CLIFFWOOD, N. 1. EMPLOYER WE ARE LOOKING FOR... An Equal Opportunity Employer 9 p.m. at CARPENTER —' Experienced helper. Evenings..& 105 BROAD STREET Year round ja\ 'Call between 5:30 775-4775 AIRLINE TRAINEES and 7:30 p.m. 531-26S3. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY $120 per week, plus overtime. Start Weekends SUMMER CLEARANCE RETIRED OR SEMI RETIRED — Or Firestone Wide Ovals, IS" only. Am- AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER out loading airplanes and move ahead ple quantities. Red and whltewalla, HIGHLY QUALIFIED TAILORS as last aa your capabilities will allow disabled carpenter to supervise con Applications being accepted for Im- 4 for $100 plus tax. Only At FIRE-'" you. Paid Blue Cr MI-Blue Shield, structlon of porches, garages, etc. mediate and future positions. STONE, White St. and Maple Ave., CAPABLE OF SKILLFULLY FITTING AND ALTERING pension and fret and reduced ratr 3 or 4 hours a day per Job. Oood Red Bank., 747-8700. vacation travel for you and you hourly rate. Call between 6-8 p.m Apply to Manager. FINE CLOTHING.' family to any place In the world. Bu 842-2053. SYLVANIA- — Mini-module stereo. more Important, here Is a positioi Purchased January, 1969. Air sus. with a real future. You must be i USED CAR CLEAN-UP MAN —Also R & S pension speakers. $89. Call after If high school graduate, neat In ap- general handy man and building HOME A AUTO STORES p.m. 741-9166. pearance and have a burning desire maintenance. Apply In person, M. Rt. 35 4 Tlndall Rd. PROGRAMMER/ANALYSTS A SKILLED AND PERSONABLE to enter the exciting world of avla> Schwartz & Sons,. Chrysler-Plymouth, Mlddletown, N. J. tlon. If you qualify, see Airline Place- 141 West Front Bt,, Red Bank. An equal opportunity employer THE BEST ment Service, 130V4 Main St., Mata< Engineered rain gutter systems In N.Jf* ' SEAMSTRESS wan. 566-7805. BAILING INSTRUCTOR — 21 or older. SEAMLESS, concealed hangers, Stain* Art you — Taltntid? Seeking challenging ctrtcri with paten- STUDENTS Part-time Bat., Sun. Shrewsbury Sail. less steel screws. Only .032 heavy MEN - WOMEN Ing School. 747-3479. gauge white used. Call lor Fret Esti- till? Tlrt-d of commuting and want to work In Monmouth TO PERFORM FITTINGS AND ALTERATIONS ON THE mates. EXECUTIVE TYPE MAN PIANIST — Competent for church, FINEST TAILORED LADIES WEAR. choir music. Good salary. 566-6985 af- PROWN'S County? Salary $800 month Increasing to | ter 6. end of six months, $1000 end of sired for evening shift In the Marl — Regular $699, below our cost, 4425. OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD AN IMPORTANT PLACE FOR PROMOTIONAL boro Township School District. Paid RESPONSIBLE 30-yoar-old woman Anderson's, Red Bank. 747-0825. ystt —- minimum 6 months programming in BAL and COBOL OPPORTUNITIES vacation, hlghost adopted salnry wishes Jo'} as accumte typist, file HIMSELF IN A GROWING ORGANIZATION. guise Ii) Ihe nren, paid health bom clerk, receptionist. 741-8789. fits, benefits of State Publlo Employ, under full O/S or DOS. Systems undar development involvt ecs' Retirement System which n- EXPERIENCED — Reliable woman eludes retirement program, and Life wishes typlnB to do at home. Reply HAMMOND teleprocessing remote job entry and complex linkagas with EXPANDING Insurance noncfltfl, anil pleasant to Box R-128, The Dally Register, Red A RELIABLE AND EXPERIENCED DRUG DIVISION working conditions. Pleano write the Bank. tht operating systems. undersigned for application form or call 462-4842 fur further Information EXPERIENCED BWITCHBOARD OP- ORGAN PORTER John A. Dugan, HiiHlnt'flB Admlnlstra ERATOR — Wishes part-time wotk'. CHANCE OF A LIFETIME tor, Marlboro-Township Board of Ed- Call 787-3182. To arrangt for convenient day or tvtning Interviews in ASBURY ucation, Box 111, Mnrlhnro,- N. J. 07748. EXPERIENCED WOMAN wishes WHO WOULD ENJOY WORKING IN AND MAINTAIN- day's work or Ironing. STUDIO PARK, stud us a rasumt in confidence tailing us about your ING FINE SURROUNDINGS. SINCE SOME DRIVING ALL REPLIES IN CONFIDENCE REAL ESTATE PERSON 747-3478 OF ASBURY PARK WILL BE REQUIRED, HE MUST HAVE A LICENSE AND ACTIVE OFFICE — Member Multi- educstlon, work history and salary earnings. We art particu- GOOD DRIVING RECORD. ple Listing Service, More clients than NEW HAMMOND we can handle. Want action and SITUATIONS WANTEDMale larly inttrtsttd in Itarning sptcifics of your programming fresh clients. Cull Mr. Kretowlcz, CADETTE ORGAN WE ARE OFFERING A GOOD SALARY, LIBERAL BENE- ADAMS AGENCY, 711-M08 for ap- CARETAKER or superintendent of txptrltnct. estate. Have diversified background. $555 FITS, AND A PERMANENT POSITION OF TRUST. SHOP "RITE pointment. Call hetween 5 and -7 p.m., PL 6-.V>flfl. Includes bench, delivery, Instant-play PRESS RELEASES — --Contact THE' nook (lets you play songn on your own FOR AN INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT MATERIAL PUBLICIST. Box 24, Atlantic High- from the Mart> and 6 weeks of lessons Foods ram a Supermarkets lands or 201-1057. at no charge, COME IN FOR A FREE , JOIN THE PROS PHONE 747-1800 HANDLERS DEMONSTRATION. 462-6566 PR 5-9300 Send your rasumt to Personnel Department $2 + per Hr. FINANCIAL 300 Main at. Asnury Park PART-TIME — NEAT. CAR. EARN No experience nftTa.inry opon dally Mil n: sat. 'til 5:30 »70 WEEKLY. CALL HON. AND Ultra mortem new plant BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WED, Only 5 TO 7 P.M., Mr. Dee INTERVIEWS S42-3735. TUESDAYS A THURSDAYS "nUMSON'" ROULETTE, HOT DOO WAOON — 1061 Chevrolet 7 West Itlvcr ltd. THE INSCO INVENTORY CONTROL OLERK-Ti Dam-1') a.in - II. m. • 3 p.m Vnn. good condition, $500. Call alter keep records and stork of small part 5:30, 787-4281. 50110 IITll FIItWSTONE AIR CONDI- ROOTS LANVIN- TIONERS — Two only! $!>8. Also'Phil- for plant manager. Must have accu OOINO RESTAURANT — For Sale. rate figures. Liberal benefits. Mon CHARLES OF "THE RITZ Write fnr Information to P.O. Hox co Air Conilltlnm'r*. Rolling at 107,, mouth Sllvcrnrnllhs, 487 Bhre.wibur; Iliilmtlcl. N. J 317. Itcil Bunk. over crtHt. Good only with thl.i sd at Ave., Shrownbury. 747-3081 days, 7*1 nt. FIRESTONE. Jl«rt_ Bank._ 747-5TOO^ SYSTEMS CORP. 105 BROAD STREET JANITOR For llRlii indUHtrTiil 7404 eveningff. XllErYoirwil.l7lNuTo"iipVMn B0 mTn" plant ami ofrkeii.'' TCxrellent fringe iiten of vour time to Irarn how you moF rtinreSATO it" -~ 1: ~cii\. fC "saST 12 Gold St. New York, N. Y. 10038 RED BANK, NEW JERSEY TRUCK DRIVER — Wholesale plumli hrriMltfl. Cull 7410401 or npply fll can ciirn $.i;i,IKK) a ynnr part-time'1 WASIIINn MACHINE, i years old, »«5. Ing supply, Routh Amhoy. Opportunity KLEUTIW IMPI'l.HK INC., 1 , Chant Knr (tetalln cull .'iH:i-'.'lfir>. OAH nilYRR. ,1 yoar» old. 16.1. Call Mr. Arnold, 721-3213. •Kit SI., lird Hunk. nmritKiKIlATOR, apartment sll«, IIAliFlKhsiloP" ~Fom~~rliii7r»~ In SI.V 103-8017. An Equal Opportunity Employer AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC — Mum "SBLIA'HLB" MEN~"FO7 r'uiMime •'iliny dhopplng center. Low rent. Munt >have lonln and experience. Full-llmn r'onstructlon maintenance. Muni have nell due to lllne.in, Onotl price for An Equal Opportunity Employer year-round Job. Apply In person,. M nwn trsnnpnrntlon. Apply Country quick snip. Mllldlelown ares. Wrltr (More Classified Ads Schwartz .Chrysler-Plymouth, HI Wei1 Woods, of! Van Scholok Rd., Holmdel. nox 0-12(1, The Dally Register, Red Front Bt.', lied Bank. 071-2800. Bank. On The Next Page) 7 28 THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.J WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1969 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE | PETS AND LIVESTOCK ] HOUSES FOH RENT | BOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOB SALE LEGAL NOTICE rHEST FREEZER AIR OJB puppiea — 13 - st. ARZA OP RED BAKK REDUCSO $2000 ITEMS YOU NO LONGER Quirk M/iuol «,<«> BTU U«»« I tt, Call -Convenient to shopping «J4 tchrj SUPER® SETTING top tlM Cmtrton 1*69 21.000 BTI Three b&jrooms, MM I«rje room*. Two *Crc* ii rollloa fcitftop U) Rum- —Poui-balrown •put lt«l Nolle* u b»r«fcy «lv« NEED OR USE WILL... used I week. I year wsrraflty. S23S fl#S * mrmtin. Ha |MM required. Ue STM. J/jLz&lftceiE w Iritchm, fV/rcosi i9i£j£g rrsjm, Ufa will «M M«lvtd W M" EXHAL'ST FAN - Dt-yArom rotmd formica, top fcttk BXMTIFVL ma PUPPJBU — J>«rt TH8 KISWAif CO., jjefltors, JUd ir*m, aM U&imM&nt- Tbli TtnmOnn xmm, t»» lull toUht. Ba»e- CouacM * ««*« «U»r, W. {• Ivpe, $90. Cell en table *25. lil-Uit. .Saial B«ma>d 9JDA p&.rt shepherd. gtjak. M2-4gfiO. Itttc r*och h&e three twee bed.roomi, memt $M siM/Awi KLr&ce. Kvt-wwicr Construction « «lv«r»W« *»* ' 291-9371 (25. Call 787-6SMI. with space {or two raof« la the ex- hett. Owner tracsfErred. Urn*. •>!>. the Borough '£ fSJ^L SELL HAM TRANSMITTER — JohnM! FREE — Part Persian, mily trained KEANSBURO — Four rooms. Near pansion ctUc, %y» baths, unusual fire* Only J2«.9OO. VA no down, FHA *2400 County of Jtonmouth wilt 8' PICK-UP CAMPER — $550. VHcIng II with built-in power su beautirul kittens. schools. Oood location. Unfurnished. pla.ee in spacious living room. Solar- down. THE KIRWAN CO., Realtors, OonSete FABC-1 Mix #« •'"SJfT Call piles and modulation. In excellei 747-3148. Call 495-0864 or 787-8535. ium, formal dining room, and eat-In Campbells Junction, Belford. 787-5500. a Quarry blend Type #6, C*" *; 542-5592 condition. Very reasonable. 671-043' kitchen. Oversized two - car garage. •tone and »talblHz.d bttumlnous but THREE PONIES — Cart, tack, and FURNISHED — Five-room ranch to Many extra*. Will appeal to the fasti- gravel mix #1 foundation, e*™"*;4 FAST HARDROCK MAPLE — Kitchen table GILBERT Astronomical Telescopi FAIR HAV&N western saMle. Must sell. Call 2H responsible^ couple on weekly basis dious homeseeker on sight Walk to Oldqr two-story home in village Bet- imount of Bituminous Omcreto Ml- with self-contained leaf, four chairs. 80 power, Rolllast 26" Bike. Ward 4073. for summer. 671-1496. the finest schools. Immediate occu- face pavement required i« 2770 eijuare Whltp double l>ed. bookcase head- automatic BB target, chemistry se tins. Convenient to schools, stores and WITH A QUICK ACTION ADORABLE PUPPIES — Mother, pancy. Asking $07,600. Owner saya bus transportation. Centra} hall, seven yards, or 2" .tablllied bituminous bue bnarii. "Washing machine. Reasonable 900 power microscope. M2-2226. "eell". Call us for an appointment. gravel mix 2770 sg.us.re yardl and I offers. 747-9122. wire-haired terrier, father? Six week: rooms (3 bedrooms). Old fashioned ) LOW-COST GORHAM STERLING"— Lily or tl old. Call 747-9456 after 6 p.m. WANTED TO RENT but attractive end spacious. $23,500. quarry processed stone foundation ZT70 AUTOMATIC WASHER — Good condl Valley pattern, three six-piece no CaU owner — 747-4532. square yardB. and opened And read DAILY REGISTER lings. Value $300. Make offer. 54: PONIES — Registered Shetlands. WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bed- HAIL i&ROS., Realtors in public at Borough Hall on August linn 545. Living room chair S.\ strol Mares and foals. Also saddles, har- 21, 1969 at 8:30 P.M. Daylight Saving lor. play pen $8 each, 741-0573. 6269. ___ room Rental Homes, furnished or un- 813 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven ness, and carls. 741-4033. furnished from $85 to $350 per month Member Multiple Listing Service HOLMDEL — $37,500 FAMILY AD '<; A RAO sTri 6~OR~ 8x7. In perfect con HANSEN SURFBOARD Mil for Incoming personnel. THE BERG Open 7 Days Ranch house with fireplace. Living Drawings, speciricatlons and form" d:llon. S4O. Doyle model. Excellent nndltln WANTED — Good adoptive home foi room, formal dining room, modern three-year-old male English Spring AGENCY, Rt. 35. Mlddletown. 671-1000 hltcJien and den. Two large bedrooms of bids, contracts and bond for tne 3 LINES - 5 DAYS 787-5316. Call 842-197;"i. er Spaniel, liver and white, with proposed work, prepared by AuguJt F. and bain. CARL F. ZELLERS, Real- Postel, Engineer, aJid approved by tne PIANO AND REFRIGERATOR — On- GRAND PIANO — With electri pers. Good liuuter and outside dog. DUPONT personnel supervisor wants tors, 946-4443. FOR $O ly MO for both. Will not sell separ- player. J295. Call Must have plenty n[ room to exer A RARE BARGAIN Commissioner of Transportation, nave atelv. ("all 741-3092. 842-1821 else running free. Phone 741-66'27. been filed In the office of the slid JUST A.. to rent 2-3 bedroom home with dining engineer at 427 West Lincoln Avenue, TWO-PIECB SECTIONAL — 4' each. SOFA — Custom made. Turqunis REGlSTEtiEn BUCKSKIN MARE — Hurry and call now to see this ador> LOTS AND ACREAGE Oakhurst, N. J. and of said Commls- Available for Merdutfidise For an' One matching chair. Need covers. $50. Contemporary. 103" long. Llkp nc Western and English. Beautiful color. room. Three adults In family. Call able three-bedroom ranch. Basement, eloner of Transportation. Trenton, N.J. only. Article must originate from 747117(1. $125. After 7 p.m. phone 842-23.V Experienced rider. Call 542-3013. garage. In-town location. PORTAUPECK — Beautiful off-river and the Division of Local Government household and may not txceed a saJ Mr. Boomer, days, 257-1000. lot In finest residential area. Clear Aid District Office #3 located at 1 price of $50.00 per article. GARACE SALE — August 1st and TELEVISION — $17 10 CUDDLY FLUFFY PUP8~^" title. Low closing fees. 56000 firm. Court House Square, East Main Street, Friw MUST be advrrtlsed. Each ad- 2nd. Gas range, refrigerator, five- Call after 1 p.m. ONLY $21,900 plecp dinette set, dresser, tables, collie. Beautiful colors and markings, Alter 6, 542-0976. Freehold, N. J. and may be Inspected ditional line $1.00. No copy changer 747-5427 Six weeks. 747-0680. FURNISHED ONE-BEDROOM APART- by prospective bidders during business xniy be made and no discounts o. sofa-bed, and other items. 50 Stan- MENT — For single person required hours. Bidders will be furnished with returns will be made It ad Is or~ dish Rd,. Little Silver. 747-3342. RECLINING CHAIR — Living roo: AKO POODLE"pUPPfES ^Quality for September. 741-7034 after 6 p.m, NO CLOSING FEES COLTS NECK—4 ACRES pets. Minis - Toys. Black, apricot, Partially wooded, high and dry. Ideal a copy of the speciricatlons and blue ecJM before expiration. RIDING MOWER — And lawn sweep- Mr Ch r FOR prints of Uie drawings by the engineer "' " - 747-2639 silver. 741-3253. FURNISHED HOME — Three or more THA or VA Qualified Buyers. for horses. Asking $27,500. CARL F. To Place Your Daily R«giit«r er, one -.year old. $400 value. Like bedrooms for short term lease, abou ZELLERS, Realtor. 946-4443. on proper notice end payments of new. Only $275! Call 946-9519. TV SET ^-Black and white, ifi YORKSHIRE TERRIERS — Rp 3 months. References. 671-3785. cost of preparation. Bids muBt be made FAMILY AD. CALL . .. screen. Emerson, modern style- coi duced. Tiny puppies. Three males, BEACH AGENCY, Realtor on standard proposal 'forms In the RALE — Includes daybed, lawn roller sole, mahogany finish. Cabinet 34<>- AKC registered. Champion lines. Cal WANTED — Two to fnur-'bedroom REAL ESTATE WANTED manner designated therein and re- -grill, snowttres ,(8.S5xl4). Two con- hlgh. Good condition. $42. Call bf 264-6M7. furnished apartment or house to rerv 194 Rt. 35 Mlddletown, N. J. quired by the speciricatlons, must be 741-6900 vertible twin strollers, baby equip- tween 6 and 8 p.m. 747-2752 from Sept. 1969. to June 1970. In 812-2626 Eves! 531-4768 Open 7 days LIBTINOS OF BETTER HOMES — enclosed in sealed envelopes, bearing ment. Army cots- and hammock. GERMAN SHEPHERDS — Male and Rumson. Call after 6 p.m. Mr. or IN Keansburg - Mlddletown • Hazlet- the name and address of bidder and »- 24-Hour S«rvica Toys, Ice skates f H i.£), women's female, S100 each. Call after 5 p.m. Mrs. Fuschettl, 222-4451. name of the road on outalde addressed - clothing. flM4), Tan carpet (13'9"x 'BEDROOMS = 'FOUR Holmdel. The Smolko Agency. 787-0123 OOINTr OUT OF BUSINESS MERCHANDISE WANTED 229-48S1. SMALL DEPENDABLE FAMILY — to the Governing Body, Borough of Antiques and1 new pi ft items reduced fi'e"), Puritron air purifier. 741-1686. BATHS =• 2'A IN HURRY TO SELL? WE BUY Little Silver, N. J. and must be ac- Looking for Immediate occupancy of HOMES OR LOTS FOR CASH. CALL. companied by a Non-Collusion affidavit drastically for next two weeks only. GARAGE SALE — Contractor's tools, ANTIQUES — Tiffany Items, toys. fu. two bedroom home or apartment I HALF A HAI-F ANTIQUE & GIFT ^fishing and sporting equipment. xtltun, enlna, painting*, statuary, ootas REAL ESTATE FOR RENT PRICE = $38,000 787-7416. and a certified check for not Jess than SHOP, (In Old Mill" 3213 Sycamore lighting tiztnrM. O&rved oak dlntni Rumaon-Falr Haven area. Reasonable ten (10) per cent of the amount old, Games nnd miscellaneous, household rent. Unfurnished. Call 812-0918 be- provided said check need not be more Ave., New Shrewsbury. items. 7 Lakeside Ave.,1 Rumson. room piece*. Copper Kettle Antique*, APARTMENTS COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL Oakhnrat 530-1698 or 229-0988. tween noon and 8 p.m. than 520,000.00 nor shall not be less COLOR TV -Fioor Sample Clear- Thurs., Frl. and Sat., 10 a.m. to 4 We have ready qualified buyers, to than $500.00 and be delivered at the p.m. OFF BROAD ST. — Close to down for fast efficient eervtce. call J. D. ance." Savings up to $100, AN'DER COLLECTOR — Vuu old toy tralM town stores. Third floor. One bed- ROCHE, Realtor, Rt 34, OolU Neck. place on or before the hour named BON'S. 30 Broad SI.. Red Bank. WEBER PERFORMER — 8'8". In any condition. Pay oasn or voi tmdr room, living room, and dining area, FURNISHED ROOMS above. The standard proposal form H.O.. (07. 0, mandald gauge. 774-371* U2-Z74L Member Multiple Luung Ser- and the Non-Collusion Affidavit are. SURFBOARD — 9'4" Hawaii Xose top condition. Call after 6 p.m. 842- »75 per month. Write, giving refer- IiARQE ROOM — With shower. First vice. attached to the Bupplementary specifi- Rider, good condition. 5125. Parkways 2197. WANTED ences, to Box O-117, The Dally Regis, PAUL BRAGAR ter, Red Bank. door. Private entrance. Call 747-1041, REAILTOR cations, copies of which will ne lur- wet suit, sharkskin 2, $40. Call after DINETTE SET — Five piece. Excel- Used Oriental Run 9-4 p.m., 4-8 p.m. 946-8441. 794 Broad St. Shrewsbury 747-0221 WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST nished on application to engineer. d 747-9732. lent condition. Moving, must sell. Call Chinese and Persian -Also Wall TapestrIM RED BANK — Luxury apartments ATTRACTIVE. NICELY FURNISHED YOUR HOME CAN'T BEAT 741-3735. FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-31 available. Monmouth County's finest ROOM — Private light cooking. For FANTABULOUS! Call today and give details and cash By order of Borough Council, Bor- HAND KNITTING YARN — Your Centrally air conditioned building. gentleman. 741-8394. price. STERLINa THOMPSON A AS- ough of Little Silver, N. J. OUR HEAVY DUTY WHITE SAM. choice wool or orlon, many colors to ANTIQUE JEWELRT — Top ess! 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms. From $240. SOC., 747-5600. Gordon N. Lltwln, Mayor SON combination aluminum window, paid. LBS DEUX. 799 River Rd., Fal Rlvervlew Towers. 28 Riverside Ave., ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN —Handy Enjoy your own swimming pool, ca Charles M. Sullivan, Acting Clerk choose from. 10c an ounce or $1.60 bana and barbeque pit under stately 4 (or 568 INSTALLED. Shop and a lh. KNITWEAR FACTORY OUT- Haven. East. Tues-Sat. 11-5. 741-433: Red Bank. 74X-1732. Rental office open location. Ample parking. July 30 JM00 compare. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. 787-8363 trees. Three-bedroom ranch with gor- LIST WITH CONFIDENCE LET, Country Togs, Inc. 583-9193, WANTED — Tenor sax case in «oo< geous kitchen, Florida room, and fami- Our 14 professional salespeople are PROWN'S Hwy 35. Clitfwood Beach. condition. 446-9436 .alter 6 p.m., or K EATONTOWN, EATON CREST—Gold SINGLE ROOMS — Clean, comfort* ly room with fireplace. Mint condition. ready and able to market Tour prop- 6 275 SI Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 Scobey. 5 Water St., Engllshtown. Medallion Club and Apartments. 1 able. Reasonable. Gentleman pra- New listing at $75,000. erty successfully. SHERIFF'S SALE . HUNTING? FISHING?. . CAMPING ferod. 92 Wallace at. 741-5392. SURFBOARDS — 9'6" Garry Proper OUT? — There's a -smart way to GAS STOVES—Old furniture, bicycles and 2 bedrooms. 542-1105, dally 9-5. Trade-ins — Exchanges SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY enjoy outdoors...borrow tents, atoves, Member Multiple Listing Service* CHANCERY DIVISION Model by Hobie. Good condition. $80. power tools, mowers, water pump: RED BANK — Three and one half STERLING THOMPSON WALKER * WALKHR, Realtor! MONMOUTH COUNTY S42-O979. cots, lanterns and more from A to used equipment, etc. Anything (or rt rooms. Living room, bedroom, kitch- Docket No. F-1960-68 7i Rental Center, 181 Newman Springs sale. Swap Shop. 787-6180. en, dining room, bath and balcony. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Realtor Shrewsbury Holmdel SURFBOARD — V-bottom, small tin, Rd.. Shrewsbury. 7410040. 45 W. River Rd. Rumson 741-52U 671-3311 Federal National Mortgage Associa- (4.V Call STAMPS AND COINS — Collection Immediate occupancy. $240. Call 741- HOUSES FOR SALE tion, a corporation organiied, etc. 1731. 1 Plaintiff ve: Anthony Grosao, et all., 747-0272 SURFBOARD —9' Feather. No and accumulations purchased. Als 747-0900 BUYERS WAITING dings. $125. \ covers and gold coins. Call 747-479S RED BANK — Four and one half Defendants AUTOMATIC CLOTHES WASHER — By virtue of a writ of execution in Frlgidalre, $10. Call 842-1862 • - _ USED DRILL PRESS WANTED rooms. Living room, two bedrooms, HURRY! HURRY! two baths, kitchen, dining area, bal- RAY H. STILLMAN. the above stated action to me direct- 671-5893 MARINE RADIO — Ship-to-shore, SM). CALL AFTER 7 P.M. ed, I shall expose for sale at public Antenna.' $25. Banquet camera, 450. cony. Immediate occupancy. $350. REALTOR MOVING — Outdoor chaise. S8. Sod 747-9241 RIVER OAKS COLONIAL LETOWn — Move your fine vendue, at the Court House In the Heavy tripod. $25. Super 8 movte Call 741-1731. family In two weeks into this neat, "Our Hist Year" Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- bed,S15. End tables, S15. Miscellane- camera.. $25. 842-0097. )LD FURNITURtTMHTXTRE — Antiques, chi: corner four • bedroom split - level ous Items under SI. 291-1688. • glassware, art objects and »«,-»-!»»» RED BANK — Six rooms. Living Three bedrooms, 214 baths* •48 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-8600 mouth, New Jersey, on Monday the THREE-PIECE MAHOGANY BED- immediate cash for anything and' ev< room, three bedrooms, three baths, den, jalouated porch, kltc&en with ample closets, paneled game* 25th day of August, 1969, at 2 o'clock, "HOTPOINT—Stainless steel counter- kitchen breakfast room, dining room, completely remodeled. Price room, many extras. Schools and P.M. Prevailing Time. top electric stove with wall oven, ROOM SET. — Excellent condition. uythlng. RusoU'l 25 East Front St shopping convenient. $31,400. Member o[ RED BANK AREA MUL- S135. Call 741-4756. 741-1693. two balconies, immediate occupancy. includes refrigerator, wash- TIPLE LISTING SERVICE: List your AiLL that certain lot, tract or par- rotlsserie: also three white bathroom $600. Call 741-1731. ' er, and dryer. Full base* property today. Drive In off highway cel of land and premises, situate, ly- winks, two with ^faucets. 872-1836. FOR SALE — Refrigerator. $20. 21" PLAYER PIANO WANTED — Foi HOWARD DEXTER ing and being In the Township »f Mld- Television. S10. Call 747-3681 evenings. ONE OR TWO-ROOM EFFICIENCY ment. Beautifully landscaped on big private parking lot — for your WEDDING GOWN AND VEIL — Size retarded child. Reasonable, In goor APARTMENTS — 66 Main St., corner lot.'544,900. ASSOC. convenience. Demand for modest dletown, In the county of Monmouth, condition. 671-1464. homes, large estates, business and in the State ot New Jersey, bounded 7-8. satin brocade custom-made orig- SELLING OUT Keansburg. REALTOR and described as follows: inal, plus accessories. 842-1774. 21 E. Front St. Red Bank 747-2701 4ndustrlal properties, farms, water- MEW FURNITURE BARGAINS HIGHLANDS — 214 room furnlshe fronts Beginning at a point in the North- PULL UP FIXTURE — $10. 24" PETS AND LIVESTOCK apartment. River, ocean view. Sin easterly line of Palmer Street therein OPEN TO 9 A. FRED MAFFEO OWNER ANXIOUS grill. 55. Hip-boots, size 11, $10. Up- gle, mature business person. 872-1210. RAMBLING NEW SHREWSBURY distant along the same in a North- light vacuum. 57. Call 222-6746, PROFESSIONAL DOO OROOllTOO— ' REALTOR COLTS NECK AREA westerly direction 351.55 feet from the VALUES TO NOW 6y appointment only. AKCpoodlr UNFUKNIBHED APARTMENT — RANCH We have customers waiting for 4 and Intersection of the center line of Main 60MD STATE. AUDIO SIGNAL GEN- $298 Hlde-a-beds, choice of color $168 and schnauMr puppies. 87I-9C1. Four rooms. Heat and hot water sup- 569 River Rd. Fair Haven Situated on ^-acre In a very desirable 5-bedroom Colonials and 3 and 4- Street with the said Northeasterly line ERATOR — Cost $538.50. Will sell $260 Four-piece white Colonial plied. Adults. No pets. Call 291-2061. location, this most attractive ranch bedroom ranchers, priced between of Palmer Street and from said &«• for sacrifice. $325. 264-7095. bedroom, dresser, mirror, PROFESSIONAL POODLE GROOM 741-9333 has four large bedrooms, two full $45,000 and (65,000. Members of 3 ginning point running thence; chest and bed S179 ING — We groom to please. Car ATTRACTIVE ' four-room air condi- baths, large living room, dining room, Multiple Listings. ILLMENSEB AGEN- FRIGIDAIP.E REFRIGERATOR — 11 tioned apartment near stores, bus finished basement, attached garage. (II N 42 degrees 47' W along the eaid :i20 club chairs, samples $ 30 542-5550. CY, Realtor. Rt. 34, Colta Neck. 462- Northeasterly line of Palmer Street cu. ft. square type with 100-lb freezer. and train. $185 Includes utilities, Beautifully landscaped. Asaumable 6% 3172. Oldest Agency in Colt» Neck. a distance of 40 feet to a point thence Beautiful condition. S95. 741-2425. 30 Steptables, walnut $ 15 MOBILE DOO GROOMING Adults preferred. 741-7m PHA mortgage. Only $30,800. 60 Four-drawer chests, seconds $ 30 WE COMB TO YOU LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED DJ (2) N 45 degrees 58' E 144.69 feet to "LARGE UPRIGHT FREEZER — > 30 Ottomans, as la $ 15 - EDEN ACRE 842-4039 RAVINE DR., MATAWAN — Three SEPT. 1st OCCUPANCY SNYDBR AGENCY, Realtors a point, thence room apartment Heat furnished. Atlantic Highlands, Highlands, Le- Used six months, all guarantees. Cost !198 Nine-piece king size dinette. Plenty of time to buy this superb 871.2590; Eves., 391H1S0 or 2640678 onardo and Naveslnk. BROOK AOEN- (3) N 74 degrees 10' 50" E 50.65 feet $400. Sacrifice SMO. Call 747-2706. table and eight chairs . S 95 BEAGLES — Cairns, Chlhuahuai Available Aug. 1st. $130 month plus ranch house and start your children lh CY, Bank Building, Atlantic High- to a point, thence $200 Three-piece corner group. Dachshunds, Schnauzers, Fekes, Poo- one month's security. 501-12S6. Fair Haven schools by Sept, 1st. Three lands, 291-1717. (4) S 41 degrees 20' 10" E 18.08 feet CHINA CLOSET — Oerman make. Two sofas and corner table $146 diet, Pugs Toy and. Wire Fox Terriers. bedrooms, two baths and den. Finest WATERFRONT B50. Westlnghouse air pooler, $25. 542- GALE-VIN PET SHOPPE KEANSBURG — Two-bedroom mod- to a point, thence , 98 Maple bunk beds, 3" post $ 59 ern apartment, automatic heat. location. Gorgeous grounds. Tasteful Lovely Locust Colonial. Beautiful (5) S 45' degrees 58' W 183.29 feet .7447. <100 Heavy twin size box springs, Mpnmouth Shopping Center renovations and decorating just com- grounds. Three bedrooms, two baths. to the point or place of beginning In 542-1273 Adults preferred. Inquire 14 Hancock Separate Jn-law unit complete with LEGAL NOTICE I ALLSEW SHOPPES as is $ 15 St. ' pleted. Just move into this lovely the Northeasterly line »l Palmer 69 Rollaway beds with foam- MILK GOAT — Reasonable. Call at home. 949,000, kitchen. Great privacy. Fenced yard. Street. •M Church St. 495-0177 Keansburg mattresses and steel frames $ 39 ter 6 p.m. THREE ROOMS — Bath, kitchen,"all A real buy at *52.500. NOTICE Being known as Lot 8 in Block 1913-1 90 12x9 nylon nig, surf blue, improvements. Hot water heat In- 1 "Separate sealed bids for Grading at as shown on Tax Map MiddOetown •FLUTE FOR SALE — Haynes. 776-7283 RUSSELL M. BORUS BayshDre Junior High School will be .«llver. Call closeout, sample $ 59 cluded. $110 a month. 747-0209. STERLING THOMPSON Township, Monmourth County, New Jar- , $388 Seven-piece Danish dining PUPPY VILLA'S REALTORS received by the Mlddletown Township «ey. 291-2717 room. Hutch, buffet, table Realtor Board of Education at the Adminis- Also known aa Easterly portion of Fair Haven 45 W. River Rd. Rumson tration Building, 59 Tlndall Road, : SEARS ELECTRIC DRYER — Crib. and four chairs $260 GRAND OPENING COMMERCIAL RENTALS 747-4532 Lot 8 on "Map of Lots Belonging to Best offer. Call any time. 35 Mirrors, eeconds $ 15 747-0900 Mlddletown, N. J. up to 11:00 a.m. George Loshen, Belford, Monmouth 747-4878 ^ 30 Night stands, seconda $ 15 Instant Credit WAREHOUSE STORAGE 8PACD prevailing time on Thursday. August County, New Jersey. Special Poodles from $50. all slzei Approximately 1300 SQ. ft Call 7, 1969. This description is In accordance UNPAINTED FURNITURE IRWIN'S FINE FURNITURE and colors. St. Bernards from $110 747-1100 NEW MONMOUTH A STEAL — $21,500! Specifications and forms for bid with survey made by Thomas P. San- CREDIT-FREE DELIVERY 4 or 5-bedroom older home in mint ding may be secured at the Office Dalmatians Irom J75. Fabulous Greal OFFICE SUITE RED BANK — 756 sq, try, Engineer and Surveyor, dated May CLEARANCE SALE Monmouth St. Red Bank 7470011 Danes from $110. Bloodhounds, Irlsr Four-bedroom split on nice corner lot condition. Den with brick fireplace, of the Secretary, 59 Tindall Road, 26, 1967. ft. In excellent location. Desirable for gigantic rooms with large closets, look for yellow tag for special saJ« SURFBOARD —Good condition. $35. Setters, Toy Fox Terriers $40, Wir< Mlddletown, N. J. O774S. Being commonly known and desig- Fox Terriers, Basset Hounds (Tri any profession. Call 747-3730 between lVz baths, semi-finished family room, modern kitchen with closets and cab- JAMES W. DAVIDHEISER Call after 6 p.m. 9 and 5. inets galore. Ceramic tiled bath. Base- nated as No. 87 Palmer Street, Bel- 747-4186 color and rare Blues), Scottles, Cocke Secretary" ford, New Jersey. . RED BANK LUMBER Spaniels, Schnauzers, Welmaranen screened car-port. $27,000. Large down ment and expandable attic. Nicely July 30 14.00 OFFICES — (Private) InTarge suite. landscaped \{ acre. Stone fenced The approximate amount of the Judg- Pearl and Wall. Red Bank. 741-5500 BLOND STEP. TABLE — S5. desk Dachshunds, Shetland .Sheep DogL As small as 70 sq. ft All services ment to be satisfied by said sale Is 1 $5. kitchen set $12. fan $3, dishes '$2. Collles. ALL PUPS HEALTH GUAR payment can assume \Vi% V.A. mort- grounds. Large screened •patio with 35 -. DISCOUNT ON JANTZEN SWIM- as desired. Executive Center. 1 Haiti gas grill and lights, and playroom In NOTICE the sum of 512.266 together with the - Bl - ITS Women" s,—men's ajd-chll; \NTEED. Permanent shots, wormed Bt. Eatontown. B42-32tl. OF GRANTLNG OF VARIANCE costs of this sate. jowest Prices. Best Quality. gage. 671-0342. rear of property. THE KIRWAN CO., dren's. Women's shorts Included. SWIVEL CHAIR — For office. Brown 3500 sq. FT. — Light manntrcturing Realtors, Hed Bank. 842-4360. NOTICE Is hereby given that the The Sheriff hereby reserves the right 8AM SILBERBLATT, 120 Bay Ave., Naugahyde upholstery. Ilka new con- HWY. 35 loft for lease. Mayor and Council of the Borough of to adjourn this sale without further Highlands. dition. $40. Call 842-3787.- (ACROSS FROM COBBLESTONES) Fair Haven at Its meeting on July notice by publication. ALL BREED GROOMING dan 747-1100 GRACIOUS COLONIAL BUY-LIST-SELL 28, 1969 granted to Humble Oil and PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff MODERN OOUCH — Chair and cof BASSETT CRIB — With mattress. AND STUD SERVICES PROFESSIONAL OFFICES AVAIL- Through Bahr's Real Estate for per- fee table, like new, 5250. Round kitch- Less than three years old. Family Refining Company a variance to de- Dated: May 8, 1969 $40. Bllt-Rlte carriage. $15. Both in 747-3634 ABLE — 625 sq. ft. Wall-to-wall car; room with fireplace, • large eat-In sonalized service covering Monmouth molish the existing Humble Service Finn'and Rlmm en table, four chairs, $35. Call 787- good condition. 842-1730. peting Included. Ample parking area. County. Business, Residential or Com- Station and to erect a new 4-bay Attys. 3340 or 787-3358. ^^ AKC COLLIE PUPPIES — Six kitchen, (our bedrooms, 2!i baths. mercial. SURF BOARD — 9"4" Challenger weeks-old. ' Sable and white. Ma! Available Immediately. CURTIN Centrally air conditioned. Gorgeous Humble Service Station on property of July 30, Aug. 8, 13, 20 {72.00 SURFBOARD — Weber Performer, Eastern. Excellent condition. $95. Call (show caliber) $150. Two female. AGENCY, Realtors, 291-1800. wooded lot. A rare value at ?56,800. CAU, Humble Oil and Refining Company at 8'6". Light weight. Good condition. 842-0356. _ $75 each. 842-3774 after 4 p.m. LARGE PROFESSIONAL OFFICES— Al Bahrs Mae Balm the southeast corner of Smith Street S95. Call 872-1903. Suitable for dentist, chiropractor, pe- and River Road, Fair Haven, New Jer- YARD SALE — Moving. ~ Clearance AKC DACHSHUND — Black and tan, STERLING THOMPSON sey, being Lot No. 1, Block 52 on the SHERIFF'S BALE 24'x48" POOL — With deck and red 8mooth standards. Shots and wormed. dlatrlst, or general business. Red • Craig Bahrs SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY of furniture, glass, china, clocks, Bank's newest and most exclusive Realtor tax map of the Borough of Fatr Ha- wood fence. Filter included. Must see odds and ends, bits and pieces, etc. Paper trained. Health guaranteed. « W. River Rd. Rum»on 872-1600 ven. CHANCERY DIVISION to appreciate. Call 222-7085.^ Reasonable. Call 542-5284. ipartment building. 150«^amllles. Im- MONMOUTH COUNTY Some new. mc"st old. No clothing. mediate occupancy. Wilralter to suit. Dated: July 29. 1969 WASHER — Whirlpool automatti Aug. 1.2.3. Rain dates following week- 747-0900 Docket No. F-M04-68 PERSIAN KITTENS — CFA Regis Call 741-1732 (Mr. Roy) between 10 ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL DOREMUS, RUSSELL. FA8AN0 HELEN L. CARLSON, (formerly with permanent press cycle. Less end. 15 Leonardvllle Rd., New Mon- & NICOSIA mouth. tered. Wormed and Inoculated. Raise'' and* 5 p.m. datlyi RIVER OAKS Pretty Interior. Fireplace. Three bed- HELEN L. NOTES) Plaintiff Vs: than one year old. $150. After 7 p.m with children. $50. Call 462-8297. rooms, Batti. Basement. Porch. Patio. By: WILLIAM L. RUSSELL, JR. CHARLES 8. ROSENSTEIN, a/k/a phone 84JI-2357. STORE — 2O'x40'. Also three large Located in one of Fair Haven's most Attorneys for Humble Oil and GARAGE SALE —Aug. 2 and 3. ENGLISH POINTERS — Setters, pups, Garage. Excellent neighborhood. Ask- CHARLES ROSENSTEIN, et ux. et als rom 10 to 5 p.m. French Provincial offices. Reasonable rent. Available beautiful sections. Three .bedrooms, ing $27,500. Refining Company Defendants started, finished dogs. Top shootlni July 1st. Apply Serplco's, 101 Mon- 1% baths, living room with fireplace, .lying room set. TV. washer, odds dog bloodlines. {100 up. 229-3599. July 30 J5.76 By virtue of a writ of execution In HOUSES FOR SALE and ends. 5 Maida Court. Mlddletown mouth St., Red Bank, next to Carlton dining room, den, gameroom, screened RAY VAN 'HORN AGENCY porch, full basement, patio. Lovely the above stated action to ma direct- Shnrecrest Development*. TWO MALE DACHSHUNps — Theatre. 801 River Rd. Fair Hav.n NOTICE , ed, I shall expose for sale at public months, with papers. $65 each. CE property. Rumson High School. Trans* 6 338 ' d'8' WEBER FEATHER PINTAIL GROUND FLOOR OFFICE SPACE ferred owner asking $38,500. 747-4100 vendue, at the Court Home in the 741-4193. AVAILABLE — Heat, electricity, air- TWO-BEDROOM ROUSE — Mint con- SHERIFFS SALE Borough ot Freehold, County of Mon- FOR REAL SERVICE SURFBOARD —No dings. 1968 . SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Call 842-0198. _ BEAGLES — AKC, champions both conditioning. Janitorial service and THE LOW AGENCY dition. Wall-to-wall carpeting. ISxpan- mouth, New Jersey, on Monday the IN REAL ESTATE sides. Field or pet. parking furnished. $60 month. 747- Realtors Blon attic. 50x150 lot. Mlddletown CHANCERY MVlSION 25th day of August, 1969, ait 2 o'clock, GARAGE SALE — TV. "gas dryer, 946-4863 2900, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ' 636 River Rd, Fatr Haven 741-4477 Township. Low taxes. 787-2555. MONMOUTH COUNTY P.M. Prevailing Time. j Consult a playpen, electric heater, baby car- Docket No. F 47-68 All the following tract or parcel of riage, portable sewing machine and ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES RED EANK-RUMSON AND MHJCB FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW — Two MilUn Jabuah and Kenneth Rumpf, land and premises hereinafter partic- Member of other Items. 10 Georjean Dr., Holm- Call DISTINGUISHED AROUND — Multiple Lljtlnn. Send tor bedrooms, kitchen, living room. Full Plaintiff vs: Charles J. Rooney Plumb- ularly described, situate, lying and del. Call 264-9272. 946-4823 tree catalog of modest homes, farms, bath. Hot water heat, oil (Ire. One- ing & Heating, Inc., et als. Defendants being In the City of Asbury Park In Red Bank Area OFFICE palatial Rumson estates, waterfront*, car garage. $13,500 MAX BBNOWITZ By virtue of a writ of execution In the County of Monmouth and State of ALASKAN MALAMUTB PUPPIES — Acreage, lots, buslnQM oppartunUlti. AGENCY. 87 Maple Ave., Red Bank, the above stated action to me directed, New Jersey: MLS mL HOUSES FOR SALE AKC registered. Call 747-5979. It n 741-4971. I shall expose for sale at public ven- answer call 842-2803. SPACE RAY STILLMAN, Realtor due, at the Court House In the Bor- TRACT 1: BEGINNING at a point of "Our Mst Year" CALIFORNIA REDWOOD RANCH — ough of Freehold, County of Mon- Intersection of the southerly line of COLLIE PUPS — AKC. Beautiful Located In center of Red Bank Three '^ed-rooms with wall-to-wall Asbury Avenue with the northerly Una markings. Champions galore. $50, business district 648 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-MOO mouth, New Jersey, on Monday, the carpeting, two baths. Large flagstone 18th day of August, 1909, *t 2 o'clock, of Church street and running theuca Call 774-5185. foyer entrance, dining room, living (1) westerly, along the southerly line All these features provided: COLTS NECK P.M. Prevailing Time. MARE — 16-3. Nine years old. room with huge marble stone tire- ot Asbury Avenue eighty-seven and Zlmmerer-bullt ranch. Fully air condi- place. Very large paneled den, un- All the following tracts or parcels ninety-five one-hundredths (87.95) feet; Excellent Jumper. Papers. • Central Air Conditioning tioned. Carpeted kitchen, living room, ot land and the premises hereinafter ILLMENSEE 222-7704 usual kitchen with pantry and break- thence (2) southerly, at right angles • Self Service Elevator dining room, den with fireplace. Ask- fast area. Also features cathedral particularly described, situated, lying to Asbury Avenue, eighty and eighty- AKC REGISTERED golden collie, • Private Parking Space ing $59,000. CARL F. ZELLERS, Real- ceilings with exposed beams, sky- atxLbeing in the Township of Middle- seven one-hundredths (80.87) feet to AGENCY wire fox terrier and tiny Chihuahui • Complete Janitorial Service tor. 946-4443. lights,^ baseboard hot-water heat with town In the County of MonmouUi and s point in the northerly line of Church puppies. All puppies parents am • Individual Thermostatically three zones, stereo and Inter-corn State of New Jersey: Street; thence (3) In a northeasterly controlled heat . HOLMDEL — Executive home. $55, throughout Crushed atone roof. Large FIRST TRACT: direction along the northerly aide of RT. 34 462-3172 COLTS NECK grandparents are here. 671-1862. 000 Firm. Center -hall. Living room. • Wall-to-wall CarDetmg basement. 1% years old, on large BEGINNING at a point in the north- Church Street, one hundred and nine- Oldest Real Estate Firm in Colts Neck- GREAT DANE PUPS — AKC Regis- Step-up dining "room. Paneled lava* corner lot City sewers and water. westerly side or Marvin Road 844 feet teen and forty-eight one-hundreaths tory. 24* kitchen, with dishwasher, When buying op selling in Colts Neck — For quick tered. Fawn with black mask. Cham- Call tor appointment to Inspect (48.500 firm. No brokers. Call 542- southwesterly of Uie intersection of the (119.48) feet to the point or place of pionship background. 6 weeks old. refrigerator/freezer. Pantry, paneled J555. southwesterly side of Park Avenue Beginning. ; results call the Realtor who knows the area. $200 and up. Call 787-6777. family room. First floor laundry and the northwesterly side of Marvin TRACT,2: BEGINNING at a point In room, with washer dryer. Enclosed COLTS NECK 552,000 Road; Thence (1) northwesterly 480 the southerly line of Asbury Avenue, We recommend the following new and Used Zim. ALASKAN MALAMUTE PUPS—AKl 747-1100 * carpeted porch, Two • car garage. feet more or less along lands now or distant eighty seven and ninety five Registered. Excellent temperamen! Second floor: Three large bedrooms, A MUST, this large lovely Colonial formerly of McGovern; thence (2) hundredths (87.95) feet westerly from merer Built 'Homes: shots, wormed, line-bred, X-Rayed 54 Broad Streef Red Bank double vanity bath. PLUS 88* master home in excellent, condition, with four southerly 190 feet more or less to the the point formed by the intersection stock. A.M.C.A. members. 542-6140. bedrooms, two and half baths, large northwesterly corner of lands now or COLTS NECK ROLLINS WOODED AREA OFFICE AND GENERAL PURPOSE suite (bath, dressing room, sitting dining roam, two fire places and a of the southerly line of Asbtrry Ave- ONE MALE APRICOT POODLE — ROOM — Approximately 750 sq. ft. room, bedroom and room-sized formerly belonging to A. Wright; nue and the northerly line of Church New three-bedroom ranch located .in one of the nicest areas. closet). Wall-to-wall carpeting most two-car garage. Call now. 671-33U. thence (3) south 53 degrees 17 minutes Street, as now located; thence (IV Five weeks old. AKC and wormed Ideal for small service business. Call WALKER * WALKER, Realtors, 15 seconds east 480 feet more or less Mature shade trees, rolling terrain add additional privacy to lall 671-1494. 747-2183. rooms. Air conditioning. Electronic westerly by and along the southerly filter. Aluminum storm windows plus Holmdel-Mlddletown. 671-3311. Multi- to the northwesterly side of Marvin line of Asbury Avenue, thirty (30) the approximately two acres. Two tiled baths, kitchen with AIREDALE PUPPIES —AKC. Llvel: many other extras. 1% acre wooded ple . Listings and Trade-Ins. Send for Road; thence (4) northerly along Mar- feet to the northeast corner of I, lot healthy Utter. Wonderful with chli Catalog. Open 7 days a week. vin Road 190 feet more or less along belonging to Meyer Ostrophsky; ttience dinette plus separate dining room, intercom. Fully air condi- HOUSES FOR RENT lot. Owner 671-3689. (Principals only) Marvin Road to the point or place of dren. Excellent guards. Shots an, REDUCED TO SELL! Lovely four- tioned. Ready for your inspection at $59,500. wormed. 946-8142. If no answer, 363 FAIR HAVEN — RIVER OAKS — BEGINNING. (2) southerly at right angles to As- 2909. LINCROFT — Four-bedroom, two- Four bedrooms, living room with fire- bedroom English Tudor on nicely COLTS NECK NICE SCREENED PORCH bath home. Fine area. Good schools. landscaped plot. Large living room BEING and intended to be the same bury Avenue along the east line of GERMAN SHEPHERDS —AKC. Twi Available Sept. 1. Security, refer- place, large dining room, two baths, with fireplace, format dining room, premises conveyed to the Grantors said lot and lands of Meyer Ostroph- Three-bedroom gambrel roof Colonial, Fireplaces in large liv- full basement, breezeway, patio. Two- herein by Deed of Louis S. Guerrierl sky, one hundred and eight and forty- months old. One male, two females. ences, lease required. $350 a month. kitchen with range and dryer. Large six hundredths (108.46$ feet, more or ing room and family room, separate breakfast nook plus formal $50. Call 566-4687. McGOWAN AGENCY, 747-3000. . car garage. Large tree-lined lot. Two paneled family room. 2^ baths. Re- and Marie F. Guerrlerl, his wife, blocks from school. Asking $38,000. duced to 135.500. REDDEN AOENCY. said Deed being dated October 26, less to the northerly line of Church dining room. Large usable storage loft over garage. Screened GREAT DANE PUPS ' — Champloi WIDE SELECTION OF RENTAL* — 747-4609. 19S5 and recorded in the Monmouth Street aforesaid: thence (3) easterly, Realtors, 301 Maple Ave., corner by and along said line, forty and porch off dining room and living room. This is our best Colls bred. AKC. Golden fawns. Show qual Furnished and unfurndshea'. Xnunedl* Bergen PI., Red Bank. 741-9100. County Clerk's Office on November 4, Ity. Excellent dispositions, raised with ate occupancy. SAMinDL TBXOBXR UNION BEACH — Two bedrooms, 1965 in Book 3439 of Deeds at Pago Beventy-six hundredths (40.76) feet; Neck value at $48,900. children. Wormed, shots. Good home AGENCY, Oceanport Ave., Oeeaapoet living room, dining room, kitchen and COZY CAPE COD — Close to shop- 648. thence (4i northerly, again at right COLTS NECK 2696 SO. FT. more Important than price, Call 542' 543-3500. bath. Ail modern. Very good condi- 'ping and transportation. Large tree SECOND TRACT: angles with Aabury Avenue eighty, and 3054. tion. $14,900. >FHA and VA financing shaded plot. Low taxes. Excellent BEGINNING at the point of inter- eighty-seven hundredths (80.87) feet Four-bedroom, 2 '/. -bath handiome Colonial. 15x30 living TWO AND THREE • BEDROOM available. GEORGE MOLINARO condition. Three bedrooms, modern section of the easterly side of a public more or Ies3, to the southerly line 'OODLE PUPPIES — Rare darl HOMES — For rent or sale. $125 to AGENCY, Rt. 35, Hazlet. 264-3200. tile bath, living nnd dining room, road known as Church Street aDd a of Asbury Avenue and the point or room. 15x16 den with fireplace. 2696 sq. ft. total living area. hocolate. Adorable. Champion stock, $150 a month. THE KIRWAN CO., place of Beginning. FAIR HAVEN — Under construction kitchen. Full basement. Offered' at lane between the property herein de- Exposed rear basement. Nicely landscaped. Owner transferred AKC. Call 566-8263 evenings. REALTORS, Belford, 787-5500. W, S^G.flfln. ARMSTRONG AGENCY scribed and the schoolhouse property Keansburg. 787-MOO. Haslet. 264-7200. two story house. Four bedrooms, 2% BEING THE SAME premises con- — immediate occupancy. $58,800. GOOD HOMES FOUND lor older dogn. baths, paneled den with fireplace. Realtors. 553 Prospect Ave., Little as shown on a Map of Property be- veyed to Charles S. Rosensteln and Cash paid for pedigreed Utters. Stai $85 to $390 Per Month Hot air heat and air conditioning. Silver. 741-0100. longing to the EsLate or Benjamin Florence Rosensteln. his wife, by deed Allentown Branch Office Lerner, Dog Trainer, 229-77B1. THE BERG AGENCY 741-0516. Morris, deceased, and from thence from Helen L. Carlson (formerly Helen RANCH—HANDY LOCATION running: (1) Southerly along the east- L, Notes) dated August 30, 1967 and Rt. 15 Mlddletewn Built 8 years ago. ',4 acre wooded (Located at Old Bank Building, Main St.) PUPPIES — Bchnoodles! Mother li BTl-1000 LAKE WORTH, FLORIDA — Air 1 erly side or said Church Street 65" to recorded In the Office of the Clerk miniature Schnauzer. Father Is Poo- Conditioned. Two bedrooms, one hath, Int. Three bedrooms, l ^ bath!». kitch- allot heretofore conveyed to Mrs, Cor- or Monmouth County on September 7, Serving Western Monmouth County dle. Tails docked. Shots, Real beau RED BANK—Maple Ave. Excellent living room, kitchen, utility room, en, living room, dining room, large son and now or formerly owned by 1967 In Book 3539 or Deeds for said ties. $20. Call 671-5257. condition. Three bedrooms, two batha. carport. Lot 65'xl3 westerly along The approximate amount of the Judg- CONVERTED CARRIAGE HOU8B Four bedrooms, 2\i> baths, HvlriR Minm.KTOWN 8PI.IT LEVEL — said lane, to the point or place of ment to he satisfied by said sale Is Two bedrooms, living room, kitchen, room, dining room, nnd patio mnrin Four Inrge bedrooms, formal dining BEGINNING. the sum of 525.625 together with the CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY C03ts of this sale. dining room and huge sunporch, 2%, for entertaining. Family room, room, large living room, modern baths. No garage. Adults only. Refer- The said premises are also known The Sheriff hereby reserves the modern kitchen, two-pnr fffirnge. $47,- kitchen, 15x18 recreation room, tu, and designated as Lot 44 In Block 889 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI ences required. Llncrott. $325 plus 000. 741-3257. Principals only. baths. 14 acre professionally land- right to adjourn this safe without utilities. 741-8B84. neaped lot. Good home In an excel- as shown on the official Tax Map of further notice by publication LITTLE SILVER—-Spacloua three-bed- the Township of Mlddletown, Mon- lent area. 529.900. THE KIRWAN mouth County, New Jersey and are PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff FURNISHED RANCH—In River Oaks, room, two-bath, centrally air-condl- CO., Reallors, Red Ilnnk. 842-4350. Dated: July T, 106S Fair Haven, from Oct. 1 to June 1. tloned ranch with large pine paneled Intended to be the same premises con- Kcer, Booth, Buerman and Bate, E*qs. Two bedrooms, den, living room with den, on well landscaped, treo studded EATONTOWN — Desirable urea. veyed to the Grantors herein by Deed July 30, Aug. 6, 13, 20 J92.00 (replace and dining room. F'jll base- corner lot. Principals only. $39,000. Four-bedroom ranrh. FlnlRhcd base- of laadore Garber, widower, said Deed Adding Machines-Typewriters Moving and Storage Painting and Decorating ment, attached one-car garage. Cou- _747-0Bf)3. __ ment with bar. Excellent condition. having been dated September 21, 1965 ple only. AHklng $300 monthly. THE VA appraised. Out of state owner. and recorded November 4, 1965 in the Monmouth County Clerk's Office in ROBERT & FARWBLL LOW AGENCY, 741-4477. ATlCANTIC^^I^HlTANDa" — Thrne- Anxious for n,ulek sale. Low $20's. ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters bedroom ranrh. Two baths, living A. KOZICKY. Real Estate Broker. Book 3439 of Deeds at Page 646. Painting & Decorating CARRIAGE HOUSE — In MlririleTownT room, dining rnom. eat-In kitchen, sold, rented, repaired, Serplco's 101 ANDERSON BROS. For Free Estimates Call M2-3160 Hwy. 35, Eatontown. 512-2223. nEING and intended to be the same Monmouth St. Red Bank, 7470485. Four bedrooms, IMI baths, patio. Kar- TuH basement. I6'x34* concrete pool, premises conveyed to the Mortgagor INC. L.B. PAINTING CONTRACTOR — en, oil he: lit. Year'a lease. Unfur- two patios, pool house, Two blocks TWO-FAMILY RED HANK -Rc^ herein by Deed of Charles Rooney and Diamonds Bought or Ttestyled Rnasonable price. Free estimates. In- nished. $225. ELLEN S- HAZELTON, from fiction). Water view. Beach priv- rently renovated. Aluminum siding. Lorraine Rooney, his wife, said Deed PACKING — MOVING terior, exterior. General repairs. 787- Rpftltor, West River Rd., Rtimnon, ileges, $35,000. Assumption ponnlblo. Both large apartments. Largo corner being filed simultaneously. 8281. 812-3200. Call 0 a.m. to ft p.m., 291-3434. lot. Plenty of privacy. An excellent Let us buy the diamonds you don't STORAGE This mortgage Is given lo Hecure ilNR investment nt S17.W10. THE KIRWAN thn purchase price for the said prem- wear or let us restylo them for you FJATONf7nVN~lUN7:H~^^Fmrr"n ] ^ CO., Realtors. Red Rank. B42-43BO. personally. Rcussulee', 3fi Broad St Pearl and Bead Restringlng Bix-mom cottage. Modern kltrhen. rooms, IA baths, paneled den, ga- ises, advanced, by the Mortgagee, and Washer and dryer. Yearly rental, on raRe. Sewers. I/)w tuxes. M2-3ft2ft. TUVER" OAKS — Beautiful Colonial. is to have the full force and effect, lovely grounds. Convenient lo bus Flvo bedrooms, tljree baths. Paneled both in law and equity, of a purchase General Contractors Expertly on braided nylon. 91.50 a lines. Call 222-34R]. "MITST" HKUr^^OwViprlVnrisTRVml to den. Screened porch. Exquisite tall money mortgage. strand. Sterling olasps (rom 75c. California. Four bedrooms, 1",', baths. Tract 1 is a vacant piece of land 1 TIIREB-HEDROOM RANCH — I'fr~ trees. ELLEN R, HAZELTON, Real- CARPENTRY — Additions, paniMlnc. REUSanXES . JO Broad St.. Red 1 Living room, rilnliiK ronrn, kitchen tor. 13 W. River Rd., Rumson. 842- adjacent to 100 Marvin Road, Its prob- steps, sidewalks, patios, odd jobs. Bank. [>lace. RaniK' . Eat-ln kitchen. Lovely wild built-in slove ami oven. Family 3200. able designation la 158 -Marvin Road. KMisonable rales. 842-438.1. U1-233H. t,*\<-r / ALLIED VAN UNES lelRh lorhnml. Call 741-774S (Middle- m, utility mom, attached garnge Tract 2 Mi known as 263 Church lOW!!. I with workbench nnd cabinets. 12.VX17V RED DANK — Four bedrooms, liv- Street on the corner of Edward Avenue Mechanic St. 741 -0030 Red Bonk Plumbing and Heating SCOTTO AND SONS MNCROFT .- ProHllBc area. Thrrn lot. City newers. Asking S29.R0O. Will ing room and dining room, sitting and In Improved by a one-story con- ALL TYl'KB OF HOME KKPAIRS PLUMBING — Heating and bathroom >e ment. tors. Red Bank. 842-4350. ment to be satlnfled by said sale Is the Prompt service. Call 741-3115.1 LIGHT HAULING—Cellars, RarlRH CORRIGAN'S Irnltor, lit. :;S, I-jatontnwn. M2-222:t. sum of $22,287 together with the coats 1 MARLBORO — Older nix-room liotise, FOlIRnEDROOM CAPE COD —Full of tlila sale. ., clemcd up II.LVI truck Free ostl- 127 Oakland* St.. Red Dank 747-2706 one linth, on one urn*. Principals on- finished "wsement. 114 acrB deep lot. MASON AND BUILDEH - nul.M 741'JU!I after 3 pm ^_^ MODERN liNFI!RNIRHKD™-'-~~Tl'iroc" The Sheriff hereby reserves the right plele homo Improvements, ll KHlmom ranch home on ai-i-e,. New ly. Tall IM-4377 or R3B-3374 for ap- City sewers. »22.5O0. THF, KIItWAN to adjourn this sate without further Hhrew.ituiry. flood ni-w Hi-hooln. Din- pointment. CO, Iteallora. Hwy .16, West Keans- able. Free estimates. Call «•- l';i luting nnd Decorating Kooflng, Siding & Insulation burg. 7876000. notice by publication. "Thii roofer in The Daily rUgiitar ' ng area, ilen. gaiaRr- Yea: lease, • IAZLET U^N^!r^~Tn7ftft"bVd~ro(m.i, PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff, BUILDER — Additions. Alterav. CARJ," B~'jONEB~^~~Palriilng anT OLSHN CO. INC. Rooting. s4dUK * mod npnt for doglMVn.tded. country living room, rilntng area, eat-In kitch- OLD COLONIAL — 11 rooms. Center Dated: June 12, 1909 iVint Adi layi w« ihould gtr t Garages. Roofs and New linn wallpapering Fully tnnured. For ires InsulAUon Installed and guarantMd irea. References rf'iulrfd, J'J.V) per en, full basement, tenced-ln yard. town, near schools, churches, shop- Mauro, Havey A Holder lew roof — btfor* it btcomet 741-3305. Ralph A. Cole. ORtlmiitPS. call 22S-3SM. (or 10 years. 7754709. 3S1-064O. month. HAROLD LINDEMANN, Bro- M4% aiiuuuble ra»rtra»t, Call 264- ping centar, bus llnei. Call for ap- Attyi. •rioui!" ker, Eatontown, 542-1103. pointment, Principal! only. M1-00M. July 33, 30, Aug. 6, U U15.00 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BA\K • MIDDLETOVTN, N. J.: WEDXF.'DAY, JULY 30, 29 Peanuts 10 Subject of 11 Girl's umt Children's Letters to God intense ttFull PUZZLE public 34 Upright interest 37 Perplex .HlT 11 FSrst: abbr. 41 Quay . AKEVEW SIMILAR FfiOW THE &\OC TEES' By Bert Seaman ACROSS 46 Spots 12 Eye 43 Government 1 Talon 47 African 13 Drink agency: intt. 5 Carries animal 21 Evils 44 Card player 10 Fool 50 Departure 23 Like: suif. 48 Wager 14 Indian 54 Et — 25 Yokels 47 Prison 15 - Heep 55 Pertaining to 26 Fakes 48 In addition 16 Importune a peer 27 Ancient, 49 Pillar: comb 17 Pub sign 57 Concerning measure form 18 Nasty 58 "The bird - 28 Tropical 50 Harbor sight 19 Irritate the wing" fruit 51 Atop 20 Collide 59 Call out 29 Nuts 52 Jumper NOW, HERE'S WHV WOULD I WANT A PBT IP VOU REALLY 22 Tarry 60 Indian 30 — Sainte 53 Charges A LITTLE PET THAT SCREECHES ALLNIGHT LOVEO HIM, SOU 24 Disappear 61 Louisiana 56 Pulpy fruit YOU COULD Marie LEARN 25-soft! senator TO LOVE 26 Berate: Scot. 62 More un- Solution to Today's Puzzle 29 Authorizes developed 33 Performs in 63 Drinks a game DOWN pmnn ranaaa UUULI 34 Jeer 1 African lake baaa manna DHQU 35 Festive 2 Girl of song man maun nanara 36 Aid's 3 Mandrills •nan Hand partner 4 Fanciful _ 37 Schedules ness 38 Desist 5 Spun I[w IAISTT IE IN IOITI 39 State: abbr. 6 Emulate nun annns 40 Birds Webster nnran 41 Throb 7 Dictator annararaas nran 42 Wayup 8 — crow 44 Counted 9 Certain Mary Worth calories money- OF COURSE!-" MK* GOMEZ/ £,£ 5IR—ASYOUCAN © King Futures Syndicate,, lnc 1969. 45 Man's name lenders VOU REMEMBER, VOU SWERVED TO UNDERSTANO—tAMINA ANJTA? /0R.WAS,TO VE.R.Y AWKWARD POOTION.'.. THERE 15 A VERY SIMPLE AVOID HITTING A A FRIEND, -4 ^ PRECISE, tXPlANATIOM FOR THAT BENT DOG. ARTHUR! SENKTOR?]'*Y FIANCEE, THIS ft 5TRICTLV ROUTINE FENDER! 5E.VE.pAL DAY5 AGO, PROCEDURE—EUTI MUST WHILE MK5 GOMEZ AND I WERE ASK 1OU BOTH TO COME 1 RETURNING FROM A PICNIC, I WITH US TO THE STATION. "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean BUMPED INTO A. 6ATE-PO5T! JU5TT0-UH— REPEAT YOUR. STATEMENTS, Thursday, July 31 OF COURSE! Present—For You and Yours • • • A busy morning and delightful evening, make up the day. Keep appointments promptly for best results. Thoughts turn to romance and there is no reason why they shouldn't! Aspects excellent for marriage and/or engagements. Outlook also good for having pictures taken as results should tuta oat exceedingly welU The Day Under Yow Sign Andy Capp AM*. Bora Um.ll to Apr. W Lifer.. S«pt 23 to Oct. 22 Avoid excesses. Accent quality Ttao't let extremes in Ultra and FLO W^NTSTO INTRODUC E -A REAL SEXY /WHENEVERTHIS ftPPEN&I NEVER rattier thm quantitr-in effort dislike* apiil an otherwise in- XERTOAFRIENbOF'ERS H KNOW WHETHER SHE'S PROUb and/or w purchases, teresting day. LITTLE PIECE X l Taurus. April 30 to M«y 20 Scorpio. Oct. 21 fo Nov. 21 IN THE OTHER ROOM, ANbV \O ME OR TWIN' T GET Rib $ ME Oond orRanirattonal, e f f o r t Rest up (or the big month SHE IS; should pay off. Let others know ahead. August ptomisei to brim! what you re up to. many surprises and much action. G«mini."May 21 TO Jun« 21 Sagittarius. Nov.22 to D.c.21 «"v —- Write checks, collect bills, srl Evening houn highly romantic that you start the new month bat be rare no* to fret involved "square Kith the world." in clandestine affairs. Canew. Junt 22 «e July 21 Crr.Rres.« k at Take the cue from those around a standstill A chance win stim- you as to what action to take ulate, YOU. on employment matter. Virgo. Aug. 22 to S*pt. 22 Piles. Ftb. 20 to March » Friendships may be a mean* to Stay on the sidelines for the an end, It may pay, for once, day. Let others do the UlWns to mix business and pleasure. and acting. ©Field Enterprises!, lac, !9e» Bridge Advice The Wizard of M llennls the Menace By ALFRED SHEINWOLD I Much of our industrial South dealer prosperity is based on the di- Both aides Trinenble vision of labor: you do your NORTH work, and the other fellow does his. Bridge prosperity is 9 A62 based on the same principle. —OA43 You get no bonus if you do 4K8754 the other fellow's work. WEST EAST South looked properly 4> 10«3 4 954 9Q1093 grateful as he won the first OQ108 O KJ95 trick with the ace of clubs. + QJ109 • 62 He then had the satisfaction SOUTH of drawing all the missing • AKQJ2 trumps in three rounds. 9 854 Siioffy Smith Declarer led a club to the 0 762 king, ruffed' a club, returned + A3 VEP-- I SHORE to dummy with the ace of South West North Etat MV TOM-FOOL HAV/E VE HAVE!! hearts to ruff another club Pest 2 4 Pus HUSBAND WANTS 6OTARY Pass 2 NT Fast ALARM and got back to dummy with TO SIT UP AT 44 AUPus CLOCK the ace of diamonds to cash THREE INTH" Qpeaiagle>d~4Q I CAN the last club. He could then MORNIN'TO BORRY? afford to give up the last SO FISHIN'-- three tricks. West did declarer's work monds and may return either when he opened the queen of clubs. North's bidding indi- a diamond or a heart. The cated club length and fair important thing is to, knock strength in the red suits. one of the red aces out of Youth's bidding showed an in- the dummy before South can, dependent spade suit with start the clubs. Then South not enough In the red suits ' INSTEAD OF TELUN1 PEOPLE I ai/weo IKID A tmz. to welcome a notrump con- will be unable to set up and The Phantom COIWHJ'T WE SAY I CUTMVSELf SHAVIN'?? tract. (Actually, three no- cash dummy's last club. REX, FIRST WEMUSTAPOPT trump would have been the The job of the defenders is LONDON. 11 KNOW. YOU LEGALLY TO HANDLE best contract.) to defend, not to do declar- REX. .-'I'VE SEEN YOUR AFFAIRS Six Employes Cited at Fort West should have foreseen er's work for him. (But be DOESN THE BO/ KNOW FT. MONMOUTH — OneJ. Moore Jr., Brielle, acting that South would trv to use sure to see this column to- HIS OWN NAME?. pin denoting 30 years of gov- comptroUer and director of dummy's clubs. The red morrow.) ' ernment service and'five per- programs; Joseph P. Malone, suits were obviously the weak DAILY QUESTION formance awards have been Shrewsbury, chief, Program points in Smith's armor. As dealer, you hold: S— 8 7 presented in the Office of the and Budget Division; Sidney Red Lead H-A62D-A43C-K8 Comptroller and Director- of Rubin, Highland Park, chief, West could have defeated 7 5 4. What do you say? Programs, Army Electronics Financial Management Agen- the contract by leading either Answer: Pass. The hand is Command. cy, and Albert G. Ruzgis, a diamond or a heart. Since not quite worth an opening The 80-year pin went to Neptune, Chief, Systems-Cost a heart lead looks dangerous bid. William J. Williamson of Analysis Office. from West's point of view, (A Pocket Gu'de to Bridge Perth Amboy, a program an- Frank A. LaPointe, West he should lead the eight of is available. Get your copy alyst. Long Branch, a planning of- diamonds. by sending 50 cents to Red Outstanding performance ficer, received a sustained If South plays a low dia- Bank Register Inc., Box 3318, awards were given Thomas superior performance award. mond from dummy, East Grand Central Station, New wins with the king of dia- York, N.Y. 10017.) ANP NOW fHAM WIUU SW/e Beetle Bailey ue A HAS U6A«Ng|? AFTER TUrfi, BEETLE/ ALWAYS CWBOi THE FLIP &PB

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