International Complications' Seen in Oil Line SEE STORY BELOW

Sunny, Warm Becoming sunny and warm this afternoon. -Clear, mUd tonight, Sunny, hot tomor- Red Bank, Freehold row, - . Lrag Braneh 7 (Set Detail* p«, u " Monmouth County's Rome Newspaper for 93 Years • 93, NO. 10 RED BANK, N.J., FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1969 26 PAGES 10 CENTS ••••••••llli • Nastasio, Police Chief Testify in Crime Probe Branch 'Cleanest City7: r By JAMES H. RUBIN in . the Monmouth County Glen B. Miller of Princeton, Hyland said all four com- summoned 14 alleged Mallo- " TRENTON" (AP)" - The shore community. another' commission mem- .missibners may meet soon to^ so and their associates. ' dity of Long Branch, 4he la- ..;.... The conunis^ipn refused Jo,, ber, said theyjrere concerned.' decide if they will seek to in- The commission has said cus of the State Investigation say if his private testimony, that potential witnesses might ,tyoTt^iltnesTimWunltf 'p0wT"*ari- it would encroach on the nounced. , • „ ; " MEDICAL SOCIETY PRESIDENT — Dr. Avrohm Jacobson, left, new president of ter-acre plots. Homes con- Thursday to iron out the ance. A 25-0J» overwhelming voice vote, a bill to extend the 1965 Voting to all aspects. The overall "There are just not enough •Rights Actfor .five years^beyrad[Aug. 6,_l?70, ______ramifications of the investiga- qualified men in Marlboro,". Oil Line tion will most-definitely in- CouncifiriaiTJohn McLaughlin T(Continued) - ---• Soviets Release Two Fliers clude all aspects of- flight explained, "and we have to Army Corps of Engineers .MOSCOW - Two fliers from the United States and safety which affect both the advertise over a wider area. for a pipeline and oil pump- West Germany have been released by the Soviet Union after flying as well as the general We' have a young and grow- ing station directly east of r beinjg held a week for straying across the border^ a U:S? at Meeting -ingpolice foroe and-wehavp -Long-Braneh^L' „'...,. Embassy spokesman said today. He said Lt.' Col. George At last night's council meet to provide for longevity and ' It continued, "A motion to Patterson of Chamblee, Ga., and Dr. Karl Sichelstiel were RED BANK - John R. council in a manner which "The mayor and council ing, Councilman Dale H. permanent status by civil sec- this effect was duly made and told they could continue on their way to Turkey, their des- Hamrick, a Democratic can- was, to "say the least, dis-_ must continue to meet with Shick said the aircraft ia vice recruiting." seconded at a .meeting' iejd . tination in a light plane rally when they made an emer- didate for the Borough Coun- • courteous, threatening and many. concerned citizen question had not crashed Of the 10 present members July 9. Kindly keep us post- gency landing in Soviet territory on the Black Sea coast v cil and the^first black man uncouth. groups and continue to through the safety fence, as of the police force, only four ed. You may be assured we •July 4. . nominated for that office by "Lacing their remarks search for a method by which reported, but that skid marks have permanent civil service are available for further con- either,of the major political with words like 'cool it man' effective and productive dia- on the runway and ofMt in- status." currence with you in this Cape's Name Restored " parties here, has criticized and 'we're g •'• --I-. ii .-tag job, and that the ordi- the application pending an In- bill to restore the nime Cape Canaveral. meeting. "Now I ask, how long must • "The actions of the young Mayor Cooper who was va- vestigation by the congres- Holland said the -assassination of President Kennedy Mr. Hamrick said the the people of Red Bank, men and women who ad-cationing at the time of the sional water poEution sub- left the nation stunned with grief and he shared in the young people weren't repre- both black' and white, put up dressed the council . . . was accident, added: "I was told Jury Weighs committee. He also has called sorrow. "Understandably, during our period of mourning sentative "of any of the re- with this nonsense? Let me disgraceful. It must not be that the private pilot involved on the applicant to furnish some things were done j|ithout our properly thinking through sponsible black community say, here and now, these permitted to happen again. I was unfamiliar with the short Case Action all the details of its pro- the actions taken," HoTand said. * 'recent residents' of our town will speak out against it posal. ' ' that I know." Red Bank runway, which is FREEHOLD - The Mon- He urged black adults to didn't represent me or any again and again. We must much shorter than the run- ' Although the State Depart- mouth County Grand Jury ment's comments yesterday " Would Abolish Garnishees attend council meetings and of the responsible black com- have law an_d order and jus- way at Monmouth County continues its deliberation on tice if we are to progress as on the issue were "informal," - 'NEW YORK — The practice of gamisheeing a man's stressed the importance of munity that I know. Airport where he. received testimony of four Long Branch "effective and productive" Won't Condone a decent, safe and law .abid- •his training. officials concerning the nine it is expected that it will as- wages to collect his debts should be abolished, Bess Myer- sign an official to keep "->. son Grant, "Elberon, N.J.,' commissioner of consumer affairs Inter-racial dialogue. "Why aren't these self- ing community." Aimed At Hedge recommendations made to the 1 Representatives of jhestyled representatives perintendent also stated that Mr. Jones will be respon- Belmar; Curtis Murphy, at Hoixr IK TOP OPIRATIN* Anthony "Tony Dale" Ag- Four additional reputed un- Mr. Schibell, who resided at as of June 30, there were 1,071 sible for administering a pro- Ermon K. Jones the Hexagon headquarters (hap* for thoi* hot days dwarf. high school students enrolled nellino, superintendent of the derworld figures have yet to 301 Hillside Ave., died gram to assure equal employ- and nearby Charles, Wood • Check All Btlrt and Nlltri Harbor Island Spa iij Long be questioned. Wednesday in Monmouth for the next school year. served for two years. After area, and Chester E. Mc- There are students from ment practices at the fort • Check All How* Branch, who has been linked „ If the commission decides Medical Center. World War II, he entered Eachern, Coles area, Red • Check System for L»ok» with reputed Mafia leaders, to use its witness immunit; .'. every high school in the couh- and throughout the Electron- Morgan State College, Balti- Bank. •"- ty, he said. • Rtchara,* Syrttnt - ics Command. His work will more, Md., #nd was awarded The Army Signal Center with till. COUPON Mrs. Lucy M. Poole ' Building plans for the pro- bring him into close contract his bachelor's degree there in and School deputy equal em- SHREWSBURY-Mrs. Lucy posed Freehold vocational 1948. In 1951 he received an Monmourh Shopping C*MW school are progressing well, with community, educational ployment opportunity officer Eatontown ClreU Poole of 155 E. Newman MA from Columbia Univer- is .Vernon E. Heffern of El 1:30 A.M.'HI «:3O P.M. -Springs Road died Wednesday he said, adding that shop and other .governmental offi- sity's Teachers College.. Main Offlce: layouts have been discussed cials concerned with promot- beron. 106 CbMtBBt St., Bed Bmik. S. 1. tT!M . at Riverview Hospital, Eed Long active in community Brmnch Offlcei: Bank. with a representative of the ing equal employment oppor- 87< Rt. 36, Mtddfetown, N. J. state Department of Educa- affairs, particularly in the 30 Eut Main St.. Freehold, N. J. Mrs. Poole was born in Chi- tunity. When you think about 171 Broadway, Long Branch, fh J, . cago, daughter of the late tion. This school is slated to A Neptune native, Mr. , area of civil rights, Mr. ErtmbUihed la 1879 by John H. Cook and Heny Clay be operational in Sept., 1971. Edwin and Rachel Mclri- Jones, 45, graduated from Jones was recently elected to PnbUincd by Tha Itod Bank Rcrlster Incorporated tosh Mason, and was a resi- For the summer school, the his second two-year term as EUROPE.. Ilember of the Associated Pre«s — The Associated Prell It, mUtlt vocational school board hired Neptune High School in 1941. •xeluilrely to the use lor republlcation of all the local nem printed in thi dent of this area for 30 years. : president of the Asury Park- eewipaver ai well as all AP news dispatches. __s. Mrs. Elizabeth F. S. Imbrig He attended Monmouth Ju- She was the widow of Pierce nior College, briefly, then en- Neptune Branch of the NA- Second clus postage paid at Eed Bank. N. J. O7T01 and at addlUoai lio to teach beauty culture at ACP. For four years he think,. l office*. Published daily. Monday through Friday. N. Poole. the Asbury Park school for listed in the Army where he Home Delivery by Carrier — Surviving are a sister, Mrs. served as the branch's Edu- Single copy at counter, 10 cents; by Carrier 60 Centi Per Week. $5.50 an hour. Classes began cation Committee Chairman, BYRNE 1 month—*2.T5 • month*-*U' Marjorie F. West, here, and a June 25 and will continue un- the most experienced 3 monUis—»7.5o .. U raonth»—»27J and is a member of the board BnbierlpUon Prleei In AdTinee ' •' brother, .Robert A. Mason of til July 29. Board of directors of the NAACP's travel agency in Harrington, Del. Daniel P. . Wainright was New Jersey.. - since 1886, Services will be tomorrow, hired to teach auto mechanics N. J. Conference of Branch- FOR ANY OCCASION at the Adams Funeral Home, in the Long Branch school for School Plan es. Red Bank. Rev. Ronald 'G. $750. Classes began June 30 „. He is on the board of trus- HONEY BEE FLOWERS ' Albury, rector of Christ Episi and will* continue until Aug. Revisions^ tees of the Monmouth Com- copal Church where Mrs.- II. ~ -~' munity - Action Program :HODSKISS LITTLE SILVER^ -The Jos. M. Byrne Co. Poole was a member, will of- Mrs. Helen Rink was hired (MCAP), a member of the Travel Service ficiate. Burial will be in Fair- • to teach beauty culture at the Board of Education met in Neptune Neighborhood Anti- 4*4 BROAD ST. executive session after its 144 BROAD STREET, view Cemetery, Middletown. Hazlet school for $350. Classes Poverty Council, and was re- RED BANK, NEW JERSEY SHREWSBURY began June 30 and* will con-. regular session last night to discuss its response to the cently appointed to the Citi- • (201) 741-5080 Martin Landau tinue until Aug. 8. zens Committee of Brookdale 741-4020 Carl N. Schoen was hired voters' rejection two weeks ASBURY PARK — Martin Reliable) She* 1M7 ' to teach auto mechanics at ago of a $988,000 school con- Landau, 71, of 407 Seventh the Hazlet school for $350. struction bond issue. BY WIRE ANYWHERE Ave., died yesterday in Mon- Classes began June 30 and Board president Curtis G. mouth Mediqal Center, Long will continue until Aug. 8. ,_. Callan told The Register that BOYS! GIRLS! AGES 8 to 14 Branch. Hired for the migrant sum- "no definite conclusions had He was the husband of Mrs. mer program at $6.25 an hour been reached'1 but that the Fanny Holzman Landau and were George E. Bohonyi to board will meet with the the father of Mrs. Edwin Rob- teach distributive education; architects Monday and is John Van Kirk & Son bins of Little Silver. Mrs. Catherine Bromberger, "planning to come back with Mr. Landau was born and beauty culture, and Alvin C. something the voters will WIN TICKETS educated in Newark, where he Stover, auto mechanics. buy." MONUMENTS lived before moving here. He 85 COOPER RD, MIDDLETOWN The task will be difficult, TO A NEW YORK retired in 1967 after 30 years Ivar G. Nordin he said, because any new (OH Rt. 35 at H.idon'. Corner) with Gering Products, Kenil- plans will represent "a mini- 741431 f 747-2SM worth. WEST LONG BRANCH - mum of a ' minimum pro IARRI OUILD MONUMENTS Ivar G. Nordin, 48, of 38 Or- He was a charter member chard Road died Wednesday gram." and past officer of the Young At its public meeting, the YANKEES' GAME at Monmouth Medical Center, Men's Hebrew Club, Newark. Long Branch, after a brief ill- board hired a sixth grade Also surviving are another ness. social studies teacher, Mrs. IN daughter, Mrs. Arnold Green- Mr. Nordin was born Patricia Terry of Eatontown, FUNERAL berg of Cleveland, Ohio; two in East Orange and resided at a salary of $8,700 a year. sisters, Mrs. Hazel Levitz of here most of his life. John Luckenbill of the Red East Orange and Mrs. Ethel HOME HeJwas carpenter and a Bank High School faculty Goldman of Miami Beach, was hired as a band instru- John Allen Clulds III Fla., and five grandchildren. member of Carpenters' Union Local 2250, Bed Bank. He was ment teacher for a half-day BASEBALL CENTENNIAL Owner and Operator The funeral will be Sunday also a member of the Long a week at $1,257, annually, at 11 a.m. in the Philip Apter Branch Sportsmen's Club and and Murray Glass, also, oi & Son Funeral Home, Maple- active-in-scouting; i the high ischogLliculty, was CELEBRATION CONTEST Dignified • Inexpensive • Confidential wood. BuriaV will be in Mt. hired as stringed instrument Lebanon Cemetery, Iselin. He was an Army veteran of ' teacher for two days a week Day or Night. 741-3505 World War II. at $3,696 annually. - Surviving are his widow, 364 SHREWSBURY AVE, RED BANK • Charles W. Cocuzza •Mrs'. Lois Nordin; two-sons, The board authorized an Ivar Nordin Jr. of Farming- easement across school BELFORD — Charles property for the Northeast W. Cocuzza, 47, of 339 Main St. dale and James K. Nordin, here; his mother, Mrs. Dolly Sewerage Authority. The died Wednesday of an appar- schools will be permitted to ent heart attack at Monmouth Nordin of Eatontown; a broth- WINNERS er, Karl Nordin, hert, and a hook into the system without Park, Oceanport. charge. WILL RECEIVE 2 TICKETS EACH TO Worden Funeral Home - .-Bocn-in JJewarfc, Jie-resided- sister. Mrs. Mark Hollenber- in Keansburg for several ger of Sea Bright. YANKEE-OAKLAND GAME, AUG. 10 60 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK years before moving here Burial will be tomorrow in Guiseppi Iacobucci tw» years ago. > Monmouth Memorial Park, , A. Simply answer three questions on New York Yankee greats who havt CLIFFWOOD — Guiseppi played significant retain the 100 years of baseball. . vr He was employed as a New Shrewsbury, under the Iacobucci, 74, of 339 Cliff- salesman at Bayshore Furni- direction of the Wooley Funer- wood, Ave., died Thursday at B. As a tie breaker, guess how many games the Yankees will have won Day and Night Phone . • . ture Co., Hazlet. al Home, Long Branch. Monmouth Medical Center, this season up to and including Sunday, July 27, 1969. Entries mutt t;. Surviving are his widow, Long Branch. He lived here be post marked by Sunday, July 13. >* Ruth King Cocuzza, three for 57 years, and was a com 747-0557 Francis E. O'Brien Flvt -wlnnm will bt Mlecled, in caw of a lit, on correct wlnt only. Lost and standing llgura will bt uwl II sons, James and Joseph Co- municant of St. Joseph Oath lit stilt txltti. Only CM «ntry allowed per person. Uie entry blank and mall en pastcard only. cuzza of Keansburg and Ron- BRADLEY BEACH - Fran- olic Church, Keyport. "^ •. •• ' : ald Cocuzza at home; three cis E. O'Brien, 62, of 509 Lor- . He was a retired employe HARRY C. F JAMES A. ROBERT F. daughters, Mrs. Carol Chap- raine Ave. died Wednesday in of Oschwald Brick Co., here. CONTEST QUESTIONS man and Miss Edith Cocuzza Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Mr. Iacobacci is survived of Keansburg and Miss Ruth by his widow, Mary DiPaolo Cocuzza, at home; a brother, Mr. O'Brien was .born in 1. Which Yankee great hit 714 home runs in his career? . Shrewsbury. He was a, re- Iacobucci; a brother, Santo William Haynes of Hanover; Fedele.'here, and a sister, two sisters, Miss Lorraine Co- tired inspector of artillery at 2. Who was the "Iron Horse" who played in 2,130 consecu- —tfix'- whare he. MrsL Teresa DiPierdomenico, cuzza TFere. ~ ployed for 27 years. tive games? 7——f— ^~ ~ Mrs. CamiUe Simone of East, Funeral services will be Orange, and three grand: He was an ex-chief and an Tohn exempt member of Shrews- Monday at 8:30 a.m. at the 3. "The Yankee Clipper" hit safely in 56 straight games. children. Day Funeral Home, Keyport. Services will be Monday at bury Hose Co. No. 1. He was Who is he? a veteran of World War II. A High Requiem Mass will '11 a.m. in Scott Funeral be offered at 9 a.m. at St. FUNERAL HOME Home, here, with the Rev. Surviving are his widow, MAIL TO: r Joseph's Church. Interment FILL IN ENTRY BLANK Richard Schwartz, pastor ot Mrs. Mary Brown O'Brien; a will be in the St. Joseph's THE DAILY REGISTER Bayshore Community Church, stepson, Paul Johnson, at home; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Cemetery, Keyport. AND PASTE ON POST CARD |tf gnaiTSw 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank, East Keansburg, officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Peter Bylsma of Free- RED IANK, N.J. 07701 Cemetery, Leonardo. hold, and four grandchildren. The "CHURCHILL FUND" C. SI DUN, Director^ 747-0332 A Requiem Mass will be of- - • fered at St. James Catholic CARES FOR ALL BASEBALL CENTENNIAL ENTRY BLANK Harry Flammer Church tomorrow morning at NEW JERSEY BLIND I LONG BRANCH -.Harry 9. Burial will be in Mount Oli- Writ* in c/o Flammer, 69, of 88 Nf Sixth vet Cemetery, Middletown, N. J. Commlulon for the Blind Here are my answers to contest questions. Ave., died Wednesday in Mon- under the direction of the Wil- 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark ,mouth Medical Center. Donotid by J, o. Kaveny. Treat. liam S. Anderson Funeral 11 Johmon St.* Monmoulh Beach Question 1. Mr. Flammer was born Home, Red Bank. here, son of the late Charles The Adams Memorial Home and Margaret Flammer, and Question 2. . had been a city resident all SOMEONE WILLIAM J. CONNELLY, ... his life. He was a veteran of SPECIAL ON Question 3. , World War II, and a member YOUR Owner • Manager of the Long Branch Elks, MIND? TIE BREAKER: Won ..... BPOE 742. Mr. Flammer was Starting owner and operator of the """••"• ' 747-0226 Harry Flammer Awning and Name ™.... Age UphoLstery Shop here. FUNERAL DIRECTORS He is survived by a brother, Parent or Guardian John Flammer of Long SINCE 1965 Branch, two sisters, Mrs. Wi- Address nona Gaskill of Oceanport ana Mrs. Gustave Flschor of Town Phone No. 310 BROAD STREET RED BANK Deal. The Woolloy Funeral Home,, andkeepyouTSolfon here. Is in charge of arrange-, her mind. Uimnt MAIL TODAY — ENTRIES MUST II POSTMARKED PY SUN., JULY 13 ments. THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BA_\K - M1DDLET0WN. N. I.j FRJDAY, JULY 11, 1969. sj BUSINESS MIRROR Market Local Securities Council Endorses Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3:00 p.m. Rise in Popularity of Bicycles Still Going yesterday from NASJ). Prices do not include retail mark- up, markdown or commission. ." « Use of New Clinic BANKS PRINCETON - The to replace the roof and mp-| May Push Sales Above Autos Downhill , Div. Bid Asked Health Facilities "Planning parting girders. . ; NEW YORK (AP) - TheBelmar-Wall National 3.50 205 Council for New Jersey has By JOHM CUNNIFF Moore, assembled some bikes dealers aren't fully equipped The use of the new clinic? stock market continued to Central Jersey Bank (x) (xx) .40 24 25 announced it has given final AP Business Analyst with high handlebars, elevated to service the vehicles, and has made available more: Eatontown National Bank 21V5 » 23 endorsement to the renova- NEW YORK - If present and elongated "banana" seats, some of them haven't the skid downhill yesterday, slid- space in the mam hospital, Fanners & Merchants ' (x) (xx) .06 10'4 tion of a building, now in trends .continue, the annual and low-to-the-ground chassis. space or the capital to invest ing to il building for the expansion Of-- First Merch. Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) .40 15 16 use, for outpatient services sales of bicycles in the United They sold swiftly. in a variety of spare parts. First Nat'l Bank of Spring Lake (xx) 2.25 . 60 other services. > ' States will match automobile ij Later on the major bike The net result may be that the week. by the Monmouth Medical 1st Nat'l Bk of Toms River (x) (xx) .76 48 51 • Center of Long Branch. The Health Facilities Plan-; sales in a couple of years, makers, long accustomed to bikes might not just catch Analysts attributed the 1st State Ocean Cty (x) 10% Stock DM. 32 35 ning Council is a non-profit and therein lies a surprising turning out the same conven- automobiles in sales but steady declinl e in large part Keansburg-Middletown 1.20 42 . 'The project was given pre- organization established by a story of social change and tional product each year, might copy the dealership ar- to "continuing concern over Middletown Banking Co. 25 liminary endorsement by the representative group of New marketing innovation. caught on to the idea: young- rangement of the big car the credit crunch and the Monmouth County Nat'l . (xxx) .20 .«»;•.;•,..• \ 10V4 council last April. A review Jersey citizens interested in* Almost anyone could guesr sters wanted styling; they makers. high interest rates resulting N. J. National Bank (x) (xx) .24 was made of the project cost, hospital and health facilities-? wanted innovation; they 16 17 that bikes; from it" and to "worry over Ocean County National , ^ 1.70 which'" increased by $50,090 and services based on dem- looked forward to new models 48 : - were rising j the fate of the income tax Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 because it became necessary onstrated need. in populari-j each year; they desired op- StockMarket surcharge extension." (x) Plus 4% Stock Div.- a ty, after tions. Yesterday's closing prices: "TtiP samp concern.: that PeopIes Nat>1 Bank of La*eW0Od 6.00 140 seeing once Manufacturers began nam- ACP Inrt 4T/i InItt TeTel ft ft TeT l 51144 Adams Ex I-T-E Imp 2612614 s 1 u g- ing their vehicles./ Copying Atr Prod 40 Johns Man 33 ^ gish neigh- Air Reiiuc 26',i Jones & L 25^4 from Detroit, theyMntroduced Alleg C# 6% Joy Mtg 28% bors pedal- [' the Stingray, Avenger, Elimi- Atleg Lud 48 KaJser Al 32% Alleg Pnw 21, . Kennecott 4O"/» nomic uncertainties, con- INDUSTRIAL BUY-HOLD-SELL?] ling rather f, nator, Grabber, Hugger, Spoil- Allied Ch 2TA. | Koppera , 3814 than driv-1 Allla Chal Kraitco 45'^ tinue to-do so," an analyst Aerological Research ~ er. They offered unusual Alcoa 7014 Eresge, SS 45% ing to the' 30% Kroger 36% said. "And now you also have Brockway ' ' • m • OUR TECHNICAL ANALYST, DR. JEROLD colors, such as "flambouyant Am AMI n 3%ll station and CUNNIFF deep purple." Am Brands 34 h Leh Port p 1614 added concern building up Buck Engineering '' " •• 16 Am Cyan 26V4 Leh Val I}d 9Vi r , flocks of youngsters winging Am M Pdy 2014 LOF Co 50over the market's sharp de- Electronic A5sociates__ ,-. :.,;;fKi7-v, •-•: 17% HART, HAS COMMENTS ON THESE ISSUES Wild options are now avail- Am Motor) 9 Lib McN 10% able, including pretzel handle- Am Smelt 29% LlBK & My 36 cline which causes some emo- Electronic Assistance : , U -^tlong in multicolored "high Am SW 35% UUuon.lnl d • 43J4 tioiial selling." , Foodarama • -^,——-—-- * • '''inn' —20% bars, steering wheels instead AmT«l*Tel 53'A Lukena stl 28 ••*-.' aMirr—r?~ •^ADMIRAL CORP. '-risers." , AMP Inc 47y» Magnavox _4% of bars, multispeed gear A&aconda 30 Marath OH 5214 Some analysts said the International Computer .Sciences The sales; figures are prob- : shifts, front and rear shock Armco SU 28li Martin M 2014 market had "come down so }?"&, . , , . .. , "•'• ' •-•••. ,M 15 • AIR REDUCTION ably a bit higher than your Armst Ck 3714 Ma-ionlte ea% absorbers, caliper hand Ashl Oil 44'» Merck 9314 sharply, so quickly, it might Metallurgical International- . '-.- .;-:'•-•'.. M ---•• 16 • guesses. As recently as 1960, brakes, console stick shifts Ati rtlCIiHd 108% MGM % ,-;-••--; M:-: 3 • ASAMEIA OIL CORP. ^ Avco Corp 2614 Minn MAM 101101-II s get a technical bounce, but Monmouth Airlines, ___• ~ 111/ • about 3.8 million -bikes were Bibcock W 24'/» Mo Pac A 77% —•- ••- 1OS4 and quilted backrests. Bayuk Clg 131'. if it happens, it probably JJonmouth Capital ^ ;- "7 ll'/5 sold. By 1967 the figure had Mo Pac A 77% •'V;-^ ^ :2%r;•• Colored Tires ; Bell & How 6614 Moblloll 6014 won't be very long" They Monmouth Electric ;; ' 2% •"ASHLAND OfL & REFINING " leaped to 6 million. It surged Bendlx 3914 Marcor * 52. 16'/4 - to 7.5 million last year and is • All this opened the eyes of Beth Steel 31 Mor-Nor 30% said the market appeared to Boeing 37U Nat Blac 50T4 be heading for a "selling cli- Gas 25 • ATLAS CORP, ' expected to rise 12 per cent the tiremakers, who for years Borden 2914 N Cash Reg 127% turned out a'dull black prod- Borg Warn 27% Nat Wstlll K'S, max, in which almost every- •PA to 8.4 million in 1969. Brunawk 20 Nat Gyps 281,4 QCINERAMA, INC. uct. Goodyear, for example, Bucy Erie 2214 Nat steel 4714 body decides to get out of ';:mm-m..... •Most of the increase has Bulova 4714 Nla M Pow 18%' •-•;;=- ••:••• w^,r •_ 10% benefited the once sluggish has introduced color combi- Burl Ind 34% No Am Rook 2994 the market at the same • C.J, & I. STEEL nations, including green-or- Case, JI 1414 iNor Pac , 4714 19 domestic producers, despite a Cater Trao 4914 Nwst Airlln 29% time" '.••' U.S. Homes ange and yellow-black, and Celanese 65% Olrtb Mm . 36 >A • COMMONWEALTH UNITED' CQRP. gradual lowering of tariffs on Chee & otl 63% Owens 111 6816 *-*..,, ™r , United Telecontrol iaectrdnlcs1 m13% called.them "crazy wheels."' Chrysler 38H Pan Am Wld 1554 12H imported vehicles. In 1960, Penney, JC 50 1114 ClUea Sv 52;'. : Cubberley Wltll Walter Rage- Sterling 11 • imports accounted for a third The most popular bike in Coca Cola 6914 Pa Pw * U 29K • GLOBAL MARINE INC. Colg .Palm 48 Penn Cen 4714 • V Winslow TeTeL of sales; in 1968 the percen- America now is the high riser. Colum Gas 27% Peprt Co 45 Ooml Solv 19 Perkln Elm 43"4 Compiled by Fahnstock & Co., Red Bank, and Charles • LIONEL CORP. tage dropped to a fifth. That's the one with the high Con EiHs ' 3211 NJ. Truck handlebars, elevated seat, Oon Can- «614 PUZM MV4- EAST BRUNSWICK - C. Young, Asbury Park. The industry is, in fact, a CPC Intt , 35% Phll El 2714 • LORAL CORP. model of how to beat foreign , back support or "sissy bar," Corning Gl 29014 PhlU Pet 301i William Cubberley of Camp- and small wheels that make Cm Zell 60% P,ub Sv B4Q 31H competition. Unable to manu- CurtlM-Wr 1914 •Pullman .46 bell Road, Belmar, who has • RESERVE OIL & for maneuverability. It ac- RCA 38H na< more GAS facture their product at prices Readinag Ccoo 2052034 ^ than 20 years' ex- counts for 75 per i Repui) su lower than their 'foreign com- Dow Chem ttii .su—wj—perience-i84H n the trucking in- petitors, the domestic manu- sales. ;•.'•• Creaa Ind 28U Keyn Met ' 34 dustry, has been appointed duPont 13011v4J —.Reyn-Tob—37JJ4 facturers are competing by However, for the adult who Duq Lt 27% Bob. Controls 37'A administrator-office manager Successful more ingenious marketing. fears a fall, a tri-wheeler also East Kod 7414 St Jo> Le«4 33K on the staff of the N.j. Motor End John — St Regia Pap 41K For your lntrodyct«ry copy, clip and mall. The swing to bikes has at is selling well. This is a con- Firestone Seaxa Roeb 6714 Truck Association. MC Op ss<» —Shell-Oil— -«*""".' least two origins: old age and ventional vehicle in -most Ford. Mot 43% SmlUi, AO Mr, Cubberley was em- Nom« .. . ._.._..„.._.„.._..___. youth. GAC Op 54 Sou Pac ways except for double wheels Gen Cie 23% Sou Ry ployed 20 years by Manning's Gen Dynam 28M Sperry Rd Addrtu _.i <...„...... Dr. Paul Dudley White -in the rear, along with a Gen Bleo 86 5214 Warehouse Corp. of Neptune, and others promoted the idea basket for carrying groceries Gen Fd« 8114 Std Brand 46% Gen Moton 7514 Std Oil Cal exclusive Aero Mayflower Spear By ROGER E. SPEAR Clfy ...... _...... _._...... _._,.. Srat« ...... Zip . that pedalling was a wonder- or a brief case. Gen Pub Ut 27W atd on NJ 74 Transit agents in the shore -O Tel 4 Tel-3«?4- Stud Worth 36% • :r fuHorm of exercise even for Repairs a Problem---••' Gen Tire • 2tt Q —Please explain what a.you should understand tljat $3 linliwii |li9ill_...-...,....™,....^H9m«JP!!l«iif- Tex O Sul 243 area: He started as a sales- the elderly, and now thou- All this has begun to push Textron 30 Wi man and rose to president, holding company is, such as is the total of earned income Trons&mer 25% sands of miles of paths are up prices, of course. A high Glen Un Carbide 40% treasurer and general man- Internationa- •l Holding Corp. plus capital gains. F. S. Donahue, Santo & Co. appearing, in cities that long riser costs a minimum of Goodrich 3814 .Un Pao 43V4 This stock pays |3.00g a A holding company is some- Goodyear 28% Uni royal 25* ager. InvMtmmt Banktn and Brektn had ignored the needs of' about $35, and the addition Grace Oo UnH Alrc 56!$ share while trading around 3114 Frtmrl945 to 1948,Mr.,Cub- thing else again. It is a cor- cyclists. of accessories can push the Gt A4P 2714 Untted Corp 18. What does this mean?— 174 Rlvenldt Av... Rid Bank, N. J. 07701 Greyhound 19% US Plywood 28 V4 poration chartered to hold Oult Oil US Smelt berly was personnel manager T«!«phoi» 842-5404 LS ; Odd Part Sales price to $80 or so—even more 3% J.K. . under its management the if exotic parts are piled on. -Haonm Pap 29 US Steel 4014 and industrial relations di- A. larger thrust, however, Here Inc 3914 Walworth 914 A — Your figures are cor- controlling number of shares '...• ...... ! seems to have come from the And,. as ' any product be- III Cent Ind 51% Wel« Mkt« ' 363i%% rector of National Radiator in several operating compa- Ing Rand 43 Wn Un Tel 4814 Co.,.Trenton. rect, but you have confused youjiigsters^Seven years ago comes more complex, so also IBM .327 Westi El H the name of the company nies within the same indus- Int»Hary 30% White Mot- '39% Mr. Cubberley also was the*partners in a San Diego does the servicing. As many Int'Nick 84 "4 Wltco Ohem 30% with a certain form of cor- try or in closely related in Int Paper 36 li Woolwtft 36% personnel manager for Heine- bike shop observed teen fathers have learned in recent Xerox 8114 porate organization. The com- dustries. It is primarily con> agers buying odd parts and months, it can be a madden- mann Electric and Circuit pany you refer to is Inter- cerned with effecting econo • improvising their own ve- ing job to change, a tire when American Breaker*Co., Trenton; a mem- national Holdings, a closed- mies through unified manage- hicles. the gear box and torsion Cdn Marc 5 Kin Ark 6"4 ber of the personnel depart- end investment company list- ment policies. spring seat suspension are in Creole Pet 3414 Molybdenum 25% Recognizing that the de- Equity Cp 5'A Phoenix SU I4?i ment of the DeLaval Steam ed on the Big Board. Its port- Holding companies are not mand was there, the partners, the way. Gen Plywd 6% Pren Hall 39«4 Turbine Co., Trenton, and folio consists principally of new in corporate finance. Cult Can 19>4 Tcclmlcol 1754 Gene, Randel and Marion Even the old fashioned bike Imp Oil 17«4 office manager and assistant common stocks broadly They began to evolve late in registrar of- Bordentown diversified among a dozen or the last century among the Military Institute, Borden- so industries. About 13 per public utility companies — town. cent of the portfolio features gas, water and electricity. He is a past president of foreign securities, and it is Two well-known modern the Asbury Park Club, Cen- estimated that 70 per cent of holding companies are Amer- tral Jersey Personnel As- the shares of International ican Electric Power and Gen- •/ we interrupt our sociation and N.J. Furniture Holdings are in the hands of^ eral Public Utilities. SEMI-ANNUAL Warehousemen's* Association. persons .living abroad. Presently, the conceptq Mr. Cubberley breeds and The letter "g" following is attracting attention be- regularly scheduled raises ponies on his, 17-acre |3.oo — a newspaper footnote cause banks: insurance com- farm in Wall Township. On reference — means that so panies, mutual funds and weekends, he runs- an auction far in 1969 this amount has some sayings and loan com- WAREHOUSE advertising barn in Red Bank, specializ-' been distributed to sharehold- panies either have organized new holding companies or ing in warehouse and bank ers. A high yield Is charac- are trying to do so. Holding estates. teristic of this company, but to bring you this company charters provide a more liberal interpretation |^f-what-Gonstitutes-the-opera«- statement tions that" may be put under a single management. In the past, banks and insurance, of financial condition" You are cordially invited companies have been strictly regulated by governmental authorities. Critics are now to attend a talk by "questioning the propriety of these businesses operating under the more permissive RESOURCES' ' June 30, 1968 , June 30, 1969 Dr. Jerold Hart charter of a holding compa- Gash and Due from Banks ,. .$ 789,489.48 S 1,436,907.92 Chief Technical Analyst , ny. U. S. Government Obligations 1,095,465.63 1,220,449.11 Obligations of States and Political Subdivisions . 1,472,353.45 2,395,288.41 F. S. Donahue, Santo & Co. Chief Pilot Obligations of Federal Agencies...... '...... 60Q.QOO.00 entitled Collateral Loans ...... w V...... 7\ .> 2^461,436.62 3,245,327.95 Is Appointed

y^r ...an, ' ...... :•.•• i.-.. 3.i02.743.83 "' • 2,544,640.66 II WALL TOWNSHIP - Ed- : INTRODUCTION TO JLoans and Discounts ,;.>< .;v.>;.^. j*'• p•>-y 3,658,863.3?,^ ' 4,542,155.70 Monmouth Airlines Inc. to- Bank Premises and Equipment-ii .Vif. ivi,.,..\i ; 434,632.84 . • -• ^HS^AS.86 day announced the promo- ^ tion Of Capt. Leslie Galloway Other Assets • •... ^^^i^fC.jy;' 150,042.77 176,854.02 'to the position of chief pilot. •af, He was formerly chief pilot >'' • tOTAL'RE^ftcfeSv $13,765,028.01. . $15,987,172.63 and test pilot for Aircraft • LIA BI L ITI E S :;:;;.:<; ^r^mv^:;.•• - •' t ••'••,"- . Radio Corp., Boonton. Capt. Periiand Deposits ... ,V..^;v.-Siiif.V..^ 3,4} 6,470.67 V $ 4,686,914.35 The Molly Pitcher Inn Galloway has. accumulated more than 15,000 flying hours Time Deposits . .J;..v>;;,;K.:|iil;.:p8,143^23.91 ,..- 9,530,769.33•• * Ay*., Red Bank, New Jersey. ... to his credit. ' , ^Unearned Disj:ount;;a^O^|j^^^|^|^^f^ Capt. Galloway" serveSf 22 years with the Air Force out Reserve"TolfetiuS^^ '.".': T*^>X6GWT ' 8 P.M. — July 17, 1969 of Dover'Air Force „ Base, SAVE up to 50% Reserve For\oanloss« vg^ '^^^M^^^J^%---->: -79'350'42' Dover, Del. He is retired with Dr. Hart will illustrate the u$e of charts, volume indi-' the rank of major and is ? and MORE! : : : : now in the Air Force Re- caters and various other technical data as a means C A PI T A L A G.C;6 U M|ilS|p^^|¥m>" ''": ~ '<-?t-,..,•; . '~.~"' serves. Common-Stpck.(TotalParyaluek;^ll^;>:i©»^ for selecting stocks for short «nd long term profits. Dates Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday •surplus.:..:..... \.i:^nvw^'l«wd propaganda Is- k sued by our government. For Instance, the Army s-aeniM q Better Days for River Street that its poison gas killed 6,000 shecj) In Utah; or the

safety of U,S, troops will * •• * '•..*.• of the U.S. Treasury bear- debt has become shorter and shorter .and allow. . DESPITE CLOAKROOM echoes of the ing all-time high interest the Treasury is now into the market every A covey of the Sen- criticism voiced by Byrd, it does not now rates. week, every month, either to raise new ate's regular war critics appear that the Senate will address itself More billions of our cash or to roll over maturing loans. It was on hand for McGov- to the propriety of McGovern's Paris talk. tax dollars are pouring in- h,as felt—and rates on its new issues have ern's previously touted Such an action, even against so ordinary a to the coffers of U.S; in- reflected—every upward bump in rates. remarks.' They praised junior senator, would run counter to the stitutions — corporations, The average maturity of the national McGovern's conscience, time-honored mores of the Senate club. It banks, insurance compa- debt has shrunk from fiv« years, nine his courage and his eood would also run counter to the Senate's new nies, state and local gov- months in mid-1065 to an all-time low of determination to narrow the President's ernments — which also GOLDSMITH intentions, though au of three years, 11 months. them did not accept his foreign policy role. hold the Treasury's This shrinkage puts the Treasury in a prescription for immediate, unilateral with- •. " During the month that McGovern was PORTER I.O.U.'s at the steepest delicate, exposed spot. It is dangerous on drawal. not talking about his intrusion in Paris, interest rates in more every count. The regular critics did not'comment on ' the Senate acted to reassert its own con- than a century. * * * stitutional authority in the foreign policy McGovern's talk in Paris with the negotia- • The above two paragraphs are deliber- INTEREST ON the national debt has tors for the Communist side. It remained arena. It approved a resolution expressing ately designed to startle you into grasping the sense of the Senate that a President rocketed to $17.2 billion a year! for another senator, Harry F. Byrd Jr., the realized fact that the burden of car- This is double the total less than a dec- D-Va., to question McGovern about that should not commit U.S. troops or U.S. re- rying our national debt is becoming hor- sources to foreign policy initiatives with- ade ago, in 1961. This 1s up $2 billion in portion of his speech. rendous. And that burden, Mr. and Mrs. just 12 months. In the Senate's gentlemanly tradition, out the express consent of Congress. American Taxpayer, falls on no one else * * * The cost of carrying the debt is more Byrd attested to McGovern's "good faith." but you and me. than the total of the debt in 1930. This one , However, Byrd questioned the propriety- THE PROPRIETY of McGovern's ac- As interest rates have soared in this Item In the budget is bigger than the en- he called ft the "appropriateness" — of a tion, and its relation to the intent of the era of tight money, the U.S. Treasury now tire budget jn 1941. Every comparison is U.S. senator meeting with "the enemies of Logan Act, should he seriously considered has been caught aldng with all other bor- more dreadful than the last. our country during a time of war." by a Senate panel empowered to make a rowers. Interest rates demanded on the And when the Treasury finally stops A'ef'overn replied that^'he had also niib'i;: finding. It will be unfortunate If the open market oh loans to Uie Treasury now, discriminating so shamefully against the agonized over that question. He explained senator's own foreign policy intiative, in the most prime of all prime borrowers, are rr little bondholder and hikes the maximum ('••'' ho i ' Hie J,o an Ad before the IOUK the myrolia'.ing area previously reserved to into the 7-8 per cent area. rate paid on U.S. Savings Bonds To 5 per ' meeting and said he told the Communist the chief executive, goes unquestioned af- cent, this will be reflected in a ballooning spokesmen that law and precedents pre- ter the headlines are forgotten. ' WHAT'S MORE, because an archaic interest cost, too. Jh» 5DS eoas to aunnnar ctnpl i I • A k: -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN'. N. J.: FRIDAY. JULY 11. 1969- In Vermont held a local re- registered voters peUtlon for ferendum on Town Meeting a new v»te. Pay on the sale of* alcoholic The results of tbe last tt> Alcohol Beverage beverages. This year the re- , Jerenda in thf1 Mate's V& ;t By WBUDtAM S. CONWAY vey of recent liquor law ac- only classification, and Tex- resort, and the Eureka day sales of packaged liquor. tiative last month to legalize sults of the referenda be- towns,: for tiepr—830 wet, 10 f AModated Press Writer tion shows: as and Kansas may pull out Springs resort in the north- The 1969 Maine-legislature the sale of hard liquor. came binding for the .future 'dryt for Iiquor-r210 wet, 38 ' Tte rising tide of prohibi- By - the - drink sales have nejrt year. western corner of the state. approved legislation to allow Until this year eadh town unless five per cent of the dry.' tion repeal legislation and ref- been authorized in- three The 1969 legislature in Kan- Nashville voters endorsed the sale of drinks on Sunday ^erenda is continuing to make states and one big city. Two sas, where Carrie Nation liquor-by-the-drink sales last in hotels, Class A restau- ignore alcoholic beverages le- other states have scheduled once attacked saloons with fall — the only Tennessee mu- rants and clubs between noon 1 JgaHyavailable in more places referenda on the question. hatchets, adopted a resolu- nicipality to do so thus far and midnight. Local option SEA FOOD LOVERS! •>cross-the nation. Moves to permit Sunday tion to place the question of under a 19§7 law permitting voting on it is scheduled '*"• An Associated Press sur- liquor sales, or to extend Sun- liquor-by-the-glass on the bal- such referenda. The vote in Nov. 4. "COME VISIT OUR NEW OUTSIDE SAND BAR" day hours, have been ap- lot in the 1970 general elec- Memphis went against drink Vetoes Convention Drinks proved in four states, reject- tion, in this form: Should the sales. The law restricts such A measure for sale of li- ed in two. sentence "the open saloon is sales to restaurants with a quor to convention banquets Women, pressing for equal hereby forever prohibited" seating capacity of at least on Sunday in Idaho drew a Modern Apartments be stricken from the state 75. the CLAM HUT standing with men, won veto from Gov. Don W. AT RENTALS places at the bars in three constitution? Liquor by the drink, out- Samuelson. RESTAURANT - COCKTAIL LOUNGE states. The Texas legislature re- lawed in Virginia for 52 Bills to let bars stay open cently approved a proposed years, came back last year in Efforts to lower the mini- on Sunday in Idaho and Mis- DELIGHTFUL SEAFOOD EATING YOU CAH AFFORD constitutional amendment restaurants which derive at mum drinking age were re- souri foundered in the legis- which will let the voters de- least 50 per cent of their jected in two states. latures. cide in November, 1970, gross revenue from food. Legislation that would al- Continuing Trend whether the lawmakers Each county and city has a NOW OPEN MOMOUTH These highlights from AP low sales on the Sabbath in should have the authority to local option privilege. Forty- hotels and restaurants bureau reports reflect a na- legalize the sale of liquor by four localities voted on the 7 DAYS A WEEK>| tional continuation of the throughout Pennsylvania has MONDAY 4-10 VILLAGE the drink on a local option question in 1968, with 34 ap- ' made no progress. Hotels in trend that has been under TUES., WED., THURS. 12-10 basis. proving and 10 disapproving. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh way since the repeal of pro- FRI. & SAT. 12-10:30 APARTMENTS Minibottles Allowed Women at Bars already enjoy the privilege. hibition in 1933. The last re- SUNDAY 12-10 maining statewide ban on li- Sale of liquor in restaurants A 1969 amendment will per- Bills to lower the legal quor s^les was ended in Mis- went into effect last month mit women in Indiana to sit drinking age from 21 to 19 sissippi three years ago,- in Utah., A new law permits at bars for the firsf time, were defeated in Delaware Adjacent to Hlqhlandi Lobster Pound starting this summer; r-'v- ROUTE 33 But many* dry zones re- • the .purchase' of minibottles* "aiia shelved* InZXIasSa. ~ " fcot of Atio«ij£ St: off toV^AvWM•"• Gov.. John N.. Dempsey re- FREEHOLD, N.J. main, usually as a result of — about two ounces — at Voters In Boulder City, the local option elections in areas Special state liquor stores in- cently signed a bill that per- ynly "dry" (beer only) city HIGHLANDS — 872-9753 side restaurants which obtain. mits women to sit—but not 1&2 BEDROOM ranging from counties to vot- " in Nevada. aDDroved an ini- ing precincts. A 1968 study licenses. The customer stand—at bars in Connecti- APARTMENTS by the Distilled Spirits Insti- must: buy the bottle, carry it cut. -IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY tute listed 15 states with some to the table and also order The Wyoming legislature a meal. I • Large Rooms legally dry counties. gave legal footing to women bartenders. • Science Kitchen For instance bourbon-dis- The Arkansas legislature • Built-in Wall Oven tilling Kentucky, one of the legalized the sale of mixed North Dakota's 1969 legis- largest whisky-making states, drinks in hotels, motels and lature gave permission for • Ample Parking Facilities bars to close at 1 a.m. Sun- • ChUdren's Equipped has 120 counties, of which $i restaurants after it is ap- are legally dry. In Bourbon proved l>y voters in a county day, instead of midnight Sat- Playground or municipality. The first urday. In neighboring South •Swim Pool Facilities County, sales are permitted only in the county seat, Par- votes to permit such public Dakota, the same extension DIRECTIONS: Garden State is. sale of liquor were Little •was granted to taverns, with Rock and. surrounding restaurant license. Parkway to Exit 123, con- Institute statistics add up tinue on Route 9 to Circle, Pulaski County; Garland Hawaii's lawmakers o- Leader in style and to 607 counties which ban County, site of Hie Hot Springs proceed around Circle to liquor and 2,470 which do not, kayed a bill to permit Sun* Route 33. East, continue a decrease of 142 dry coun- quality in Monmouth 4. on Route 33 East approx. ties in six years.- ,' I 1 mile lo- Monmouth Gar- X°MX Cfootce of Nationb *|» \. denApartments. As the summer vacation DENTAL AGENTON PREMISES season begins, travelers will find that liquor sales general- leading brands. ly are limited to package Peterson's Successor goods in North Carolina, -WEST-LQNG-BRANCH -*. Monmouth - administrative DAVID (ROfllKi South Carolina, West Virgin- staff in 1967. ia, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Joel R. Cohan has been | r Managtmant Company He is a member of the As- Texas. named director of financial 900 Broad St, Newark, N. J. sociation for School, College Utah, Virginia, Arkansas aid at Monmouth College and MA 3-1349 and University Staffing; Mid- SUITS, TROUSERS and Tennessee recentlly wTOf- Peter Warshaw has been ap- . Atlantic Association for drew from that by-the-bottle- pointed director of place- School; College and Univer- ment. sity Staffing; Metropolitan New York College Placement Mr. Cohan, who was place- Officers Association, and Mid- & SPORT COATS MAKETHE MOVE! ment director, succeeds Jay dle Atlantic Placement Asso- 0. Petersen, who resigned to -. ciation. accept a position as associate -director of financial aid' at Mr. Cohen and his wife, "Insured Safety and the couple's five children, Formerly f^OJ^^Now^S 63^75 Rutgers University: Mr. War- r shaw was director of housing reside at 11 Arlene Drive. F8r^ierlf $85~0Q ,....3ow TfzM at Bloomfield College. Mr. Warshaw holds a bach- for Your Savings" elor of arts degree in psy Mr. Cohan was graduated Formerly $ 95.00 ...... Now $ 80.00 from Monmouth with a bach- chology from Queens College PER ANNUM ON elor of science degree in 1962. and a master of arts degree Formerly $100.00 ...... Now $ 80.00 He was a history teacher at in student personnel admin- SAVINGS CERTIFICATES Shore Regional High School istration from New York Uni Formerly $125.00 ... Now $100.00 FROM $10,000 until 1964 when iie enrolled versity. He is pursuing 5 at the State University of studies for a doctor of edu- Formerly $ 175.00 ...... Now $140.00 Par Annum On Annual Dividend New York at Buffalo where cation degree in student per- Savings Certificates /2 Compounded he earned a master of. sci- sonnel at Teachers College Formerly $225.00 .. Now $180.00 From $5,000 Quarterly ence degree in social -science and topk additional graduate of Columbia University. ANCHOR YOUR SAVINGS TO ... .work. He is also taking ad- He joined the administra- ditional graduate courses in tive staff at Bloomfield Col- I -•; MftHINI VIIW the department of teacher ed- lege in October, 1967, as di- ucation at Monmouth. rector of placement and was He' held posts in the De- named housing director in partment of Health, Educa- September, 1968. tion and Welfare and the In- MIDDLETOWN ATL. HIGHLANDS I UNCROFT He is a member of the 471-2400 (291-0100 I 842-4400 . ternal Revenue Service from American Personnel and June, 1966, until he joined th Guidance Association of Stu- dent j^ersonneL Administra- tors. Funeral 2QOFFMOST Men Elect SPORT COATS • SLACKS

t •> Buckley 20% to 30% Off FREEHOLD — James T. Students and Prep. Suits, Buckley, owner of the Buck- Sport Coats, Haberdashery ley Funeral Home, 509 2nd Ave., Asbury Park, was! elect- ed president of the Funeral Shirts •Sports Dress and Knit Directors' Association of Mon- FORMERLY 4.95 TO 8.9S mouth and Ocean Counties at the American Hotel, here. New He-sucoeeds-John-ft-Con 3.80 don of Atlantic Highlands, who . served s the past SPECIAL two years. VALUE TO $15.00 The other officers elected were Mrs. Ann M. Juska, Long Branch, vice president; $5JP Howard L. Ely, Neptune, sec- retary-treasurer, and Edward IMPORTED PURE SILK T. Ennis of Point Pleasant OUR USUAL CUSTOM Beach and Cyril Sldun of FITTlKliS WITHOUT Neckwear Fair Haven, trustees for Formerly three years. 3.20 SHOES. Formtrly Miss Mildred P. Damiano of 4.00 Newark, president of the N.J. JOHNSON & MURPHY •<,•* State Funeral Directors' As- Formtrly sociation, installed the new JARMAN 15% to I.M , 5.20 officers. ; 30% OFF . James F. Higgins of Free- Counient Mira hold was host. SMARTLY STYLED - Neckwear State association officers William A. Bradley, Chat- ITALIAN KNIT SHIRTS ' 20%''OFF ham, first vice president; An- ALL y OFF drew A. Labash, Fairlawn, A second vice president; Silvio J. Failla, Hoboken, sec- retary, and Miss Damiano Come in early jor best selections spoke on state matters of in- terest. • \ ATLANTIC GLASS CO. The state convention will "Glass and Mirrors in Every Size You Can Break" be held at the Shelburne Ho- tel, Atlantic City, Sept. 9-12, RED BANK BELMAR MATAWAN and the national convention APPAREL. '.I MAPLE AVE. at the Portland-Hilton Hotel, HIGHWAY 71 138 LOWER Shop Evenings 'til 9:3o Mon., W«d., Thuri. Corir.. Whit. 8181.. an! Portland, Ore. Oct. 5-9. MONMOUTH SHOPPING WNTER, EATON I OWN Hiplt ATiA»l. I*, of lllh Ava. MAIN STREET The next meeting will be • LI 2-0613 • Fri. — TUBS, and Sat. 'til 6 P.M.. -a 747-2020 681-1200 566-2838 Aug. 13, with Mr. Condon as ——\r host. L a***********^ •t: -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAXK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1969- French Hairstyle Expert titter Beauty ASBURY PARK - "Don't and which Mr. Andre is per- considerable research, R& settle for cookie-cutter sonally introducing is the M's Century Living. Wig has beauty. Be an individual no R&M Century Living Wig. been given, a new type of matter how hard that may be Companion to it is the R & M beauty treatment which cre- in our age of sameness." Century Living Wiglette, a ates a liquid-soft curl that The breath-of-fresh-air atti- versatile hairpiece that at- glides into short, curly dos or tude comes directly from Mr. tractively fills out a thinning easy, wavy styles. Andre of Paris, Reid-Mere- area or fashions into a lux- Born in France dith's wig fashion expert and urious crown or cascade of Mr. Andre was born in consultant on wigs and hair- curls much in the mood of southern France and received pieces. He is the celebrity- NOW. all of his schooling there. He guest of Steinbach Co. from Mr. Andre of Paris points studied in several beauty Monday to Saturday at the out in his interview that this schools there and later in R & M Living Wig Salon, sec- R & M Collection is complete- Paris. ond floor, Asbury Park. iy_ made in America of Amer- In the European manner, he How to convey individuality ican materials by America^ apprenticed with top hair- ,when practically every beau- craftsmen in the Reid-Mere- stylists, learning and improv- ty product in America is dith plant in Lawrence, Mass. ing his own techniques along . available to every woman? " Like the whole R & M Liv- the way. He perfected his Begin with a wig, counsels ing Wig family of fashions, work in the styling of hair- European - trained, super- this newest—the R & M Cen- dos and for wig fashions as charming Mr. Andre. "It is tury Living Wig—is weather- well. carefully selected in the proof. This means that thew He gained styling expe- shade most harmonious with wig or hairpiece style, once rience working for the de- -skia-and eye coloring.. It must. coiffed into it, does not col- manding people who frequent' be contoured and coiffed for lapse in damp weather or on the salons along the French your head, facial outline and fainy days. The magic "hair" Riviera. features. It must be molded of which this collection is He learned English abroad to the head to literally fit crafted is D-40 modacrylic, a and has lived in the United with the comfort and na- test-tube miracle that easily States for the last few years. Mr. Andre of Paris turalness of scalp so that it handwashes, dries back into His work keeps him travel- truly functions like a glor- curl again and restyles at ingj something he vastly en- ious 'second head of hair'." home in a snap-with a little joys doing. He likes movies The wig which behaves as practice, of course. and dabbles a bit in paint- WOMEN WITH IDEAS beautifully as he' describes Mr. Andre said that after ing. , Mrs. H. Ernest Thompson, Fair Haven, left, Mrs. O. Wolcott Morris, Lon,g Branch, center, and Mrs. Charles C. Schock, Sea Girt, THE FASTjQOURMET meet for a planning session in preparation for the Annual Summer Luncheon ° and Fashion Show.to benefit the Family and Children's Servlte. The- < show will be held Aug. 20 at 12:30 p.m. in the Barclay Hotel. , ' (Register Staff:Phoiro) Sunday Aura of Ce ion By POPPY CANNON an entree that fills.all the re- tate the removal of the shell, water. Dry gently on paper; A LAZY SUNDAY A soft and lanquid Sunday quirements. Eggs in a Nest, it is a wise idea to prick them towels before using. Grape Juice Frappe Summer Luncheon Benefitaround about noon or 1 p.m. .our hostess calls them. The on the wide end using an egg If you prefer you may sub- Eggs Mollet in a Nest —Hs-the loveliest, also far-and- eggs- were poached in the pricker or a large needle stitute regular poached or Heated •Apple-Danish..^.. .,.,;. BELMAR — The annual summer lun- Branch, patrons; Mrs. X. S, Smith, Rum- away the most relaxed time shell according to the French which has been stuck into a (Frozen) . of the week to entertain. tradition, where they are even lightly fried eggs for Iced Coffee , ciieon and fashion show to benefit the cork. Lower the six eggs into son, special gifts; Mrs. E. Melvin God- Especially for those millions known as eggs tnollet "to two quarts 'boiling water and Eggs Mollet. family and Children's Service will be held GRAPE JUICE FRAPPE— dard, Asbury Park, reservations;' Mrs'. of hostesses rhyme with Robert Goulet." cook exactly six minutes if At serving time, combine 1 In an electric blender, whir Aug. 20 at 12:30 p.m. here in-the Barclay who are To make the eating as well they are large eggs. When the can condensed, undiluted Howard Sadwith, "Colts Neck, invitations; wives or together 1 can frozen con- Hotel. Fashions will be provided by Doop's as the serving easy, the eggs have been taken direct- Cheddar cheese soup; "1 (10 centrated grape juice, 3 cans Mrs. Paul Gregory, Oceanport, special not - yet - "nest" was a frozen patty ly from the refrigerator, they oz.) ' pkg. frozen, chopped Of, East Orange, Spring Lake, and Mill- wives. shell half-filled with an in-, crushed ice (easily made by project; Mrs. H. Ernest Thompson, Fair should be cooked seven min- spinach; V* cup finely chopped using one of the new crushed- burn. Food, can teresting mixture of Cheddar ham; 3 drops Tabasco sauce; .,*!!(' ••,"_•_ • • utes. Immediately run cold ice-type refrigerator trays). Haven, publicity; Mrs. J. Harry Rossbach, be breakfas- cheese s'oup, frozen spinach 1 tbsp. sherry. /.Mrs. Charles C. Schock Jr., Sea Girt, and finely diced ham. water into the pan to cool the Blend only a few seconds, not Asbury Park, favors; Mrs. Joseph Pilling, ty if you eggs slightly and set the long enough to melt. Spoon and Mrs. F. M. Sibley, Middletown, are like, or EGGS MOLLET IN A NEST Heat and stir together till Manasquan, hostesses, and Mrs. F. M. Sib- Begin by baking 1 pkg.. whites. Tap gently all-over, bubbling hot. Fill the 6 patty into frosty cold sherbet or chairmen of the event. Committee chair- more in the then break the shell and re- champagne glasses and dec- luncheon .frozen patty shells according shells with the spinach mix- are Mrs. 0.- Wolcott Morris, Long ley, Middletown,-fashions." move the shells carefully un- ture. Top each with an egg. orate with fresh fruit or mint tradition. It to directions. Now prepare leaves. Serve with short the Eggs Molet which are der running faucet. To keep Sprinkle with chopped chives CANNON should b e- the eggs warm, cover them and add a slight flurry of straws or small demitasse simple, not too rich, but with eggs boiled or poached in spoons. an aura of celebration. their shells. To keep eggs with Warm rather than hot paprika. %incroftQub Belgin?10th Year Just recently we discovered from cracking and to facili- MIDDLETOWN — Lincroft recipient Miss Donna Lynn Woman's^flub initiated its Talmadge, Lincroft. F wjirtlt, donated A n>fr\y*r»*«r +n 4ti» Mnnrl hanlr, mllnd General Federation of Wom- -homes,—or—from—^ho SHOES enjs Clubs aim "to clean up where the parents really care, more than 15,000 bandages, made toys for pediatric patients, as well as logging movies, television :and news- and are good parents," ex- many hours of volunteer service at the institution. (Register Staff Photo) stands" of objectionable pro- plained Sgt. Halliday. He said ductions, and write individual Next to Middletown 1 programs to inform adoles- Shopping Center J letters to companies, organi- cents of the effects of.drug 1 HIGHWAY 35 ( MIDDLETOWN zations and associations pro- usage are being introduced in 'Wish Book Is Designed ducing such objectionable Middletown Township High shlqws, movies,and literature. School. "Perhaps this will For Armchair Shoppers Guest at the meeting was help boys and girls to the club's scholarship award realize the tragedy of narcot- NEW YORK — The new spotlight the modern accent GOING OUT OF STYLE ics." said detective Sgt. Hal- Sears "wish book" is avail- on practicality and beauty. liday. able for the stay-at-home A comprehensive "Guide armchair shopper. for Informed Buying" is intro- The 1969 fall and winter duced in the new catalogue ART SHOW catalogue, with more than now being distributed in this RUMSON — The annual 1,600 pages of merchandise, area. Outdoor Art Show sponsored reflects today's more care- Designed to aid consumers, by St. George's by-the-River free, mobile mode of living. the guide discusses fabrics, Episcopal Church will be held The latest fashions for the metals, rubber, plastics, tomorrow and Sunday from family and the home feature chemicals and other ma- the newest easy-care fabrics 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mrs. Arthur terials used in consumer prod- and materials, and specialty ucts in terms of performance, Shoes - Sneakers - Sandals B. Poole is chairman. It will items, such as oriental cook- durability and practical use. 1 be staged on the church ing equipment and fondue sets In addition, the section pro- A pleasure to throw ... grounds, Waterman Ave. for carefree entertaining, vides tips on fabric care as LADIES , MEN'S. & CHILDREN'S sizes and all shapes to go well as giving technical in- IN GROUPS with your decorating de- formation about motors, en- mands ... in < large variety gines, and electronic equip- (NOT, ALL SIZES IN EVERY STYLE) of fabrics. SPECIAL CLOSE-OUT ment. The special section al- 4'x6' Fringed so explains commonly used product terms often found in AREA RUGS 95 consumer advertising. Discontinued Rntlerns HORSE SHOW were 89.00 69 OCEANPORT - The Mon- mouth County Horse Show, Do It the painless way. to benefit local charities, will Huffman & Boyle be held Monday through Phone and let them know Thursday here at Wolfhill they're appreciated. All Soles Final On Above Items * Open thurs. and Fri. 'til © P.M., Kl. 35 Circlfi • Eatontown, IV. J. 542-1010 Farm. HUM Jtnty Bel I, T -TUT TSATLY JTECTSTO?, ITED BANK • MIDDLETOVTN, N. I.: FRIDAY, JULY 1!, 1969 Weddings ANN LANDERS Reassurance Is Needed for Progress

Dear Ann Landers: I read I do believe, however, that prove her wrong. I realize kids take music lessons no the invitations. Mom plan to with special interest your you could have added some- now how sick I was and how matter how much they hate have engraved on the bot- column on suicide. You said thing to your answer. Please twisted was my reasoning. to practice. My mother made tom, "Please omit gift. We individuals who have suicidal tell your readers that an No person will take his life me despise the piano because want their presence, not your patterns de- alert and perceptive friend, if he feels he is really need- of her nagging. Now I presents." velop them relative or doctor might be ed. This was my problem and wouldn't go across the street I say it would be in poor early in life able to help a self-destruc- it still is, to a large extent. to hear Horowitz. taste. No etiquette book men- and if a per- tive individual decide that he There are times when I feel They called me the "Little tions this. Can you advise us? son is bent wants to live. hopelessly inadequate and I Leasebreaker." Two sets of — Wrecksville on, destroy- I speak from experience, as scream at my husband that I neighbors, moved out of the Dear W: I hope your ing himself, one who attempted suicide am a burden, that I'm not fit building on account of me. mother will see it your way. he will do twice. After the first attempt; to live. He screams back "I One neighbor told me she had No reference to gifts should so and no- a nurse (who should have love you! I need you!" until a headache for six months appear on an invitation. body can been doing something else for I am quiet. Then he holds me straight. I said I was sorry Alcohol is no shortcut to stop him. a living) told me I was mere- in his arms and gives me the but my mother paid me 10 social success. If you think I wish I LANDERS ly trying to get attention. This reassurance I need. If some- cents an hour to practice and you have to, drink to be ac- could say so infuriated me that I was . one I love sSid he wanted to it was my only source of in- cepted by your friends, get you are wrong, but I can't. determined to kill myself and kill himself I would take him come. She said, "I'll give you the facts. Read "Booze and in my arms (oh, the miracu- 15 cents an hour if you don't." You — For Teen-Agers On- lous healing qualities of a I'm a father now with three ly," by Ann Landers. Send 35 , Mrs. Gregory Carver Mrs. Kent Stevenson Mrs. William Dane tender touch) and tell him I kids of my own. None of them cents in coin and a long, self- (The former (The former (The former Sandra Rubin) love and that I need him. is musically inclined and I addressed, stamped envelope Jeanne Pankenler) Ruthann Bannon) Then I would go to the phone don't push it. If we want mu- with your request. Engagements and call the best psychiatrist sic we turn on the hi-fi. — Dane'Rubin in town. — Still Fighting. Peace ' DISTRICT PRESIDENT Cdrver'Pankenier • RUMSON — Miss Sandra Dear Peace: And who do Dear Still: You are half WILDWOOD - Mrs. Vin- . BELFORD—The marriage . Marcia Rubin and William you think plays the music you Robert James Carver was Seabury Dane were married way home. You'll make it, I near on the hi-fi? Musicians • cent Boyle, Middletown, Sixth of Mrs. Jeanne;Marie tahke-'. his brother's best man. Ron am certain. Please write June 28 at a ceremony held "who practiced, that's who! District president of the nier to Gregory P. .Carver,, Hendricks was usher. again six months from today, here in Congregation B'nai Ladies Auxiliary of the Vet- soifof Mr. and Mr?-.James I'd like, a progress report. Mrs. Carver, a graduate of Israel. The bride is the - Dear Ann: frn-getting-mar- ••- erans: of Foreign Wars? ~vfss~. W, Carver of QjjdeSn, Utah, Dear Ann: Stop telling par- Anri May School of Nursing daughter of Mrs. Sidney Rub- ried soon and my mother installed here at the state has been announced by her ; 1 ents they should-make their and. I are having a fuss over convention. - parent§,' Mr. and Mrs. Rich- at Jersey Shore Medical Cen- in, 51 N. Bath Ave., Long ard H. Pankenier, 207 Park ter in Neptune, is a nurse at Branch, and the late Dr. Rub- Ave. St. Benedict's Hospital in Og- in. The bridegroom's parents den. The wedding and reception are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel was held June 15 in the Ivy .Her husband is attending. Dane Of Chestnut Hill, Mass. ANNOUNCING FIRST MERCHANTS House in Ogden. Weber State College in Og- The bride was escorted by Mrs. Robert J. Carver was den, and is employed at her brother, Arthur Lawrence matron of honor, and Mrs. Thomas D. Memorial Hospi- Rubin. Thomas Jones also attended tal. . ••••'. Miss Leta Ray Rubin was Miss Fahey Miss Martin Miss De Lorenzo the bride. The couple reside in Ogden. her cousin's maid of honor. Bridesmaids were the Misses Whatley-Fahey Mona Lynn Soled, cousin of BELMAR — Brig, and Mrs. John Fahey, retired Salva- Stevenson&annon the bride; Carole Stein, tion Army officers, 214 Ninth Ave., have announced the en- cousin of the bridegroom; JUDYVILLE, Ind. — Miss Stevenson, son of Mr. and gagement of their daughter, Miss Jean Margaret Fahey, to Dorothy Ann Fischer, and Ian George Whatley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney B. Whatley, Ituthann Bannon, daughter of Mrs- William B. Stevenson, Ann Treston. North Shields, England. The wedding will be held Sept. 27 Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Banhon Pleasant Valley Road, Holm- ' Paul Soreff was his cousin's in North Shields and the bride-elect's father will officiate. del, N. J., at a ceremony in of Williamsport, was married the Judyville Methodist best man. Ushers were Rob- Miss Fahey, a graduate of New Dorp High School, here June 7 to Kent William XJhurch. ert Gorfinkle, Bernard Stein Staten Island, N.Y., is a member of Beta Sigma Phi inter- and Wyne Teres, all cousins national^sorority^jMid is head teller at the main office of -of - the ~ bridegroom; and^Jay the'Monmouth County"NaH6hai"ffank TKKeS" BanKT 7 David Rubin, cousin of the McNatnard'Crespy - Her fiance was educated in the British school system, bride. and is an engineer with the American Bureau of Shipping RED BANK -St. James John Rafter was best mar). The bride is a graduate of Company in the Glasgow, Scotland, office. Catholic Church was the set- Ushers were John Crespy 3rd, Asbury Park High School and ting here July 5, for the wed- brother of the bride; John Monmouth College, West Long Wallace^Martin ding solemnized at a Nuptial Bunger, Patrick Farmer and Branch. She attended Doug- Mass of Miss Gail Crespy and Louis Montana™. lass College in New Bruns- RED BANK — Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Martin, 32 James Patrick McNamara'. wick. She was employed as Minton Ct., announce the engagement of their daughter, Parents of the couple are Mr. The bride is a graduate of an economist by the United Miss Linda Anne Martin, to Robert Edward Wallace, son 1 and Mrs. John J. Crespy Jr., Red Bank Catholic High States Department of Labor, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Wallace, Palymra. '- 76 Winding Way, Little Silver, School and Monmouth College Bureau of Labor Statistics, In Miss Martin, a senior at Marietta (Ohio) College,' is and Mr. and Mrs. James P. West Long Branch. She is a the New York regional of- an alumna of Middletown Township High School. Her . McNamara, North Arlington. mathematics teacher at Red fice. finance is an alumnus of Palmyra High School and Marietta A reception was held in Bank Catholic High School. Her husband is an alumnus College. The wedding is planned for next June. - • Rod'^ Shadowbrook, Shrews- Her husband is a graduate of Tilton (N.H.) School, and of Detnarest High School in attended Babson Institute of Harris-De Lorenzo Miss Celeste Vignone,, the Hoboken, and attended Defi- Business .Administration in "'NEW MONMOUTH — Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De" bride's cousin, was maid of ance (Ohio) College. He is a Wellesley, Mass. He is em- Lorenzo, 37 Locust Tep., have announced the engagement of honor. Bridesmaids were the teacher and head coach of ployed by Dane Realty Co., their daughter, Miss Sally Ann De Lorenzo, to Michael Har- Misses Shirlee McCann, Susan football and track at Red Brookline, Mass. ris, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Harris of Warren, Ohio. An De Bonis, Rita Rodriquez, the Bank Catholic High School. The couple will reside in Aug. 30 wedding is planned. Brookline. bridegroom's cousin, and The couple will reside in The bride-elect, a graduate of Mater Dei High School, Pamela Bergmann. Monmouth Beach. will enter her senior year at Athens (Ala.) College this fall •• •-.... Mr, Harris, an Aug. 23 candidate for a bachelor of McCofmichCrone science degree in history education at Athens College, will report Sept. 28 for U. S. Marine Officer Training School, A flexible time patsbook savings account paying a big 5% inter- BRADEVELT - Miss Ma- Crone, page, and Paul Koons, Quantico, Va. •tt. Interact paid from day of deposit to day of maturity. Begin with rie C. Crone, daughter of Mr. ring bearer. and Mrs/ Jerome T. Crone Robert Gardell Sr., was best BenneH-Losey ! as little at $500 and add to It in amounts of $100 or more. Sr., Cliffwood Beach, became man for Ms brother-in-law. NEW MONMOUTH - Mr. and Mrs. H. Lane Losey, » the bride of William J. McCor- Jerome T. Crone Jr., brother Pauls Place, have announced the engagement of their MONEY MAY BE" WITHDRAWN WITHOUT NOTICE during the mickr Main St,, Marlboro, of the bride, ushered. daughter, Miss Cynthia E. Losey, to Edward P. Bennett son of the late Mr. and Mrs. The bride, a graduate of Jr., son of Mr. and* Mrs. Bennett, 267 East Road, Belford. first ten days of each calendar quarter after it has been on deposit Charles McCormick, June #8 Westside High School, New- The wedding is planned for next May. for at least 90 days. At other times, 90 days written notice of with- here m St. Gabriel's Catholic ark, and Essex County Tech- Both are graduates of Middletown Township High drawal is necessary. You have all the advantages of a high 5% Church. nical and Adult High School School. The bride-elect will attend the Bryman School for Interest ~tiffie~«vinp"wtif!eat^ Mrs. Gerry' Fitzsimmons for Practical Cursing, was Medical and. Dental Assistants, New Brunswick, in Sep- was matron of honor for her employed on the staff at tember. Her fiance will continue his studies at West Virginia "locked-up" for long periods. sister. The reception was held Monmouth Medical Center, Institute of Technology in Montgomery. at -her ~home~-in^Gliffwood^Long-Branch.-^_i Beach. Bridesmaid was Miss Mr. McCormick, who at- Gertrude Bummiler, cousin of tended Marlboro Township of the bride; Theresa Fitzsim- schools; is owner of the Marl- Mrs. James McNamara mons, flower girl;1 David boro Inn. (Hie former Gail Crespy) TEEN FORUM 5% INTEREST COMPOUNDED DAILY ON SPECIAL TIME SAVINGS CERTIFICATES f Hurrah for Standards Interest paid from day of deposit to day of withdrawal. 5 % inter, •st, compounded daily, paid on maturities of one year or longer. By JEAN ADAMS you have high standards. one else will know they're 60OD GIRL: (Q.) I don't And also don't ever con- there. Start with a minimum of $1,000. May be redeemed with 90 days' make out and I don't cheat, demn others•: because their Want personal answers to Miss Losey 'Miss Caldwell Miss Sparling and" I enjoy doing things that standards don't match yours. your questions? Write to Jean written notice. ' • ". other girls hate to do. Be- Instead, be friendly and Adams, Box 2402, Houston, Jurewicz-Caldwell cause of, natural with people all around Tex. 77001. Be sure to enclose FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. John Calriwrii, This7 T ami "yoorwhether you~approve~6f a stamped, self-addressed en- River Road, announce the engagement of their daughter, often called I them or not. ' velope. Miss Constance Caldwell to Ronald Jurewicz, son of Mr. -INTEREST RATE GUARANTEED FOR THE MATURITY YOU SELECT a "Christian I When you start doing this, and Mrs. Matthew Jurewicz, 41 Jackson St., South River. Doejr" or a I 1-year certificate pays y«" 5.13% * the others will start including Club Appeals The bride-elect is a graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven "Goodie.*' ' you instead of excluding you. Regional High School and attended Monmouth College. • 3-year certificate paygynii 5.39% * This really | When they do this, you. will. For Host hurts me. Mr. Jurewicz attended South River Hfgjr School and is be much closer to them, and produce manager at Acme Markets, Lincroit. What can! you can help them a lot more Families 5-year certificate pays y»» 5.68% * I say when by your example, by just be- MATAWAN $- Can you . Woottoh^Sparling someone I ing yourself, than you ever share your family with a . A 14-YEAR CERTIFICATE EARNS YOU A BIG 7.24% INTEREST- a •aysTin front ADAMS could by preaching to them youngster from the city? " RUMSOfT- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Murphy, 8 Park ~~" ."'• MORE THAN DOUBLING YOUR MONEY!7 ^: of me, "Don't invite her to about their shortcomings. Through the Fresh Air Fund Ave., announce the engagement of her daughter, Miss Don- your party — she's too NOSY: (Q.) Is there any- 35 -children have been as- na Lynn Sparling, to Frederick Vance Wootton, son of Mr. • This yield is an average annual yield thai will be attained If the deposit Sleid good?" — Sensitive in Birm- thing I can do about the hair signed to the Matawan area' and Mrs. Gerald V. Wootton of Akron, Ohio. A fall wedding until the final Indicated maturity and If Interest is not withdrawn until sueh maturity • - > ingham, Ala. in my nose? sponsored by the Matawan is planned. ' a (A.) Don't ever quit living It is quite dark and long. — Junior Woman's Club. Only 20 The bride-elect, daughter also of the lale0John C.. Deposits Insured up to $15,000 by F.D.hC. by your convictions. M. in Dayt6n Ohio. children have families with Sparling, is a graduate of Perm Hall, Chambersburg, Pa., • But also don't ever act (A.) Trim those hairs with whom they can stay. and attended Salem (W. Va.) College. She Is a secretary in "holier than thou" because small, sharp scissors/and no The club has issued a plea Washington, D. C, , for more host families, which Her fiance is a graduate of Salem College and is a are needed in order to meet 1 student at American University in Washington. NEED the quota. The children will arrive A LIFT? Canavan-Canavan July 23 at the Freehold bus station and remain until Au?. RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. M. Vincent Canavan, Belknap 6. A picnic is planned for the Lane, have announced the engagement of their, daughter, children and their host fami- Miss Marie Barbara Canavan, to David Paul Canavan Jr., lies July 30 from 11 a.m. to son of Mr. and Mrs. Canavan, Mountain Lakes. The'wedding S p.m. at Holmdel State Park is planned for Aug. 23. 11 CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES by the Holmdel Youth Group. The bride-elect, a graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- This will be the Matawan gional High School, and Cardinal Cushing College in Brook- Hud Office: 601 Mattison Ave., Asbury Park Junior Woman's Club's first line, Mass., has been teaching at the Ralph Waldo Emerson Asbury Park • Red Bank • Manasquan • North Asbury Park School •ft Roxbury, Mass. time as Friendly Town host Brielle • Fair Haven • Holmdel • Colts Neck for the Fresh Air Fund. Fur-. Her fiance is a graduate of Boston College, Chestnut Phono a good friencf ther information may be ob- Hill, Mass. As a member of the Volunteer Teacher Pro- Avon-Nsptune City . Millstone Twp. • Upjer Freehold Twp. and chase the blues with tained from the chairmen, gram, he has been associated with the teaching staff of Drive-In or Walk-Up Facilities and Extended Hours At All Offices a cheery chat. Mrss Francis Firth, Matawan, Campion College, Kingston, Jamaica, for the past year. He Member Federal Reserve System/Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. NrnJaneyM or Mrs. Edward Potts, Mor- will be a teacher in the Ridgeficld, Conn., school system in ganvllle. the fall. " 10 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i FRIDAY, JULY. 11, 1969- Dog Tick Can Infest Red Bank Area, MLS Has Busy Week BED BANK — Members of Wew York from John Dowd, Platt have moved tarn Long Bosko. Mr. Frye is with Gen- new premises from Bed Bank Area Multiple list- •ifptn moved to Red Bank, Mr. Branch to 2 Kingfisher Drive, eral Cable Corporation. The Bridge Awnue. Tbe Your Home ing Service reported closings Sullivan, who is with Loeb, MiddJetown, former tome of sate was made by Clifford on 25 properties in the great- Rhoades Co. in New York, Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Petz- Akerlund of the Kirwan Co., FREEHOLD — Several Mrs. Jean K. Irwlnof Bfr4• kinds of ticks may be found er Red Bank area. lived in this house with his inger. Dr. Platt, a pedlafei. a member of Northern Mon- cian, purchased the property mouth MLS, in cooperation, In your yard and in other Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Me- parents until his marriage in . Nulty, who moved to Florida, 1968. Mrs. Marjorie W. Koster through Jacob R. V. M. Lef- witli members of Red Bank STOP BEING open spaces. Only one kind have sold their house at 4 handled the transaction. ferts 3rd of the Applebrook Area MLS, • of tick — the brown dog tick Agency, Middletown. Property at 134 Monmouth Sailers Way, Rumson, to Al- Also sold by Mrs. Koster Bright Bathing Pfillon, on BUGGED!! — frequently infests homes exander Feiner, from Chi- wajs property at 33 Rumson Advertising Executive St., Red Bank, formerly hous- cago, 111. Mr. Feiner is with Road, Rumson, to Mr. and Miss Dorothy Worcester of ing the Red Bank S,ausage which they plan to WHd a in New Jersey says Donald colonial home. G.. Truxtun Enjoy Night Time M. Mohr, senior county agri- Bell Telephone Laboratories. Mrs. Harold Heaslip of Mata- New York City purchased the . Kitchen, has been purchased by Vincent Sama, proprietor Glazebrook of Hassmger & cultural agent. This tick is a Vincent E. Nurney of Ted Hill wan. Mr. Heaslip is with Ket- former home of Mr. and Mrs. Outdoor Living Agency, Fair Haven, was sell- chum, MacLeod and Grove of F. W. Erker Jr., on Whip- of Vincent's Coat Shoppe, Glazebrook, Rumson, handled parasite of dogs. ing broker. New York City. The former poorwill Valley Road in Mid- which he • will move to the negotiations. NEW After feeding on the dog, Also reported by that agent owners, Mr. and Mrs. Frank dletown. Miss Worcester is a the brown dog tick hides in cy was the sale of property at Merle, have moved to Idaho. vice president of Harvey & ELECTRIC places such as cracks and 34 Clay St., Fair Haven, to Mr. and Mrs. Garry Allen Carlson, advertising. Mr. and crevices, under carpets and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Leven- purchased property at 1 Hen- Mrs. Erker moved to North OLD WAGON FARM rugs, upholstered furniture, son Jr. of Rumson. Mr. Lev- drickson Place, Fair Heven, Carolina. Mrs. Elizabeth INSECT TRAP and behind baseboards. Their enson is vice president of from Mrs. Angela Moeller, Lega of Sterling Thompson & presence, in the home is an- Smith, Stanley & Co., market- through Mrs. Marie Low of Associates, Middletown, ar- MID-SEASON 5ALt noying, and they can make ing consultants.. The former the Hazelton office. Mr. Al- ranged the sale. Evergreen^-Shode Tree*—OnwmtnWIl 2195 your dog's life very uncom- owners, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd len is with the Lock, Stock & Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Flowering Shrute-Ro«e« fortable. Gundell, are moving to Flori- Barrel restaurant in Fan- Madsen have moved from REDUCED 20 - 50% da. Ted Hall handled negotia- Haven. North Bergen to 20 Crescent OFF OUR REG. PR'«S-NOW THRU Treatment should start JULY 13, 19*9 INCLUSIVE 'X ~" "' " ' With the dog. Have him tions. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Foder- Drive in Middletown, former Optn Thursday and dipped in a bath containing Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. arc have moved from Fair home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam RT. 35 and LAUREL AVE., HOLMDEL Friday Evtnlngs rill 9; a suitable insecticide — usu- Beck from Ithaca, N. Y., Haven to 47 Rumson Road, P. Chamberlain, who are Open Wed. - Mon. 9 A.M. .• 6 P.M. moving to Florida. Mr. Mad- Closed Tuesday Saturday 'HI 5 ally malathion. This task may have purchased the former Rumson, purchased from Mrs. be assigned to a veterinarian. sen is assistant to the engi- home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Anson M. Clough, who moved neering administrator of Alex- If- you choose to do it at Bell at Holly Tree Lane and. to West Hartford, Conn. Mr. home, buy an emulsifiable ander's Department Store. Navesink Ave. in Rumson. Foderaro is managing editor Mrs. Elizabeth T. Randall of concentrate containing 50 per Mr. BecK is with Lionel D. of the Encyclopedia Ameri- ~ (Sent of malathion. Mix ^one . the Walerbury Agency,. Red , Edie & Co., tygw York City. cana'Annual in New York Bank, was broker. tablespoon of the concentrate Mr. and Mrs: Bell moved to City. Mrs. Elizabeth H. Hurd OOlHOUfiSHF with each gallon of water. Dip East River Road in Rumson. of The Low Agency, Fair Ha- Mr. and Mrs. William Davis 'ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. the dog in the mixture but, William H. Hintelmann Jr. ven, handled negotiations. from Plainfield have pur- do not include his head, or . of the William H. Hintelmann chased property at 29 Deane pour it slowly over the dog's Mr. and Mrs. Max Hungate n I. Newman Springs Rood, Red Bonk . 741-4400 Firm, Rumson, negotiated the from Birmingham, Mich., Way, River Plaza, from Mrs. back making sure it soaks sale. Betty Bergui, who moved to through the hair to the skin. have purchased property at Middlebrook at Monmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. 69 Twinbrooks Ave. in Middle- Mr. Davis is with General In To get rid of new broods Weinstein from New York town from Mr. and Mrs. of ticks that are developing surance, New York. Mrs. City have purchased the for- Claude Dickinson, who moved Dorothie TrauJwein of, the Advertise in The Register in the home, use a household mer home of Mr. and Mrs. to California. Mr. Hungate is insecticide containing mala- Ray Stillman Agency, Shrews- Donald J. Schile at 31 Buena in the sales division of E. I. bury, reported the sale. thion or sevin. Spray or Vista Aye., Rumson. Mrs. de Pont de Nemours & Co. paint it on cracks in the floor, Margaret M. McVey of Ellen Mrs. Jean Hearn of the Paul Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V around baseboard and window S. Hazelton's office, Rumson, Bragar Agency, Shrewsbury,, Coneeny from New York City • casings* on places where the "was selling broker. negotiated the sale. haya purchased property at dog habitually sleeps, and on l7Nler Drive in Middletown. MONEY SAVING Also reported by Mrs. Mc- Two additional sales report- ~ other places where ticks may Mr. Coneeny is with New be hiding. Be sure the con- Vey was the sale of property ed by the Bragar Agency in- York Telephone Co. The for- tainer label states that it will . at 200 Winding Way, Little clude property at 53 Amelia mer owners, Mr. and, Mrs. Scotts Lawn Specials: not stain. Silver, former home of Mr. Circle, Little Silver, pur- James Sniffin, live in Latch' and Mrs. Murray Forman, to chased by Mr. and Mrs. Cae- For further- information, field, Conn. William J. Hoi- Dr. and Mrs. Robert V. Da- sar Fiore of Lincroft. Mr. den of Walker and Walker's 24 write or call the^ Monmouth ... jris-Jr. MJtumson, Dr. Dayis _ ,.Eifflffi....is__yictpresident of Holmdel office handled ne- "County-Extension Service,""^ is associated with Dr. Wil- Western Union. Abraham gotiations. kinds of lawn weeds! Court St. liam T. Caldwell in Red Bank. Sbar promoted the sale for From Asbury Park Mr. and Mrs. William Kere- Agency Has 2 Sales Save^on Just fill a spreader with TURF Mr. and Mrs. Victor Haw- kesh, who moved to an apart- Two sales reported by the Sanitations -Jrins of Asbury Park pur- ment in Red Bank. Dennis K. Bryne Agency of PrrTSBURGrTPAINTS chased property at 8 First St., Mr., and Mrs. William Kay-- Rumson include 87 Ward stroll over your lawn. PLUS-2 Rumson, from Mr. and Mrs. ser have moved from West Ave., Rumson, sold by Mr. goes right to work knocking out w Is Needed David Deuel. Mr. Hawkins is Keansburg to 58. Blackpoint and Mrs. Thomas V. Ward to SUN-PROOF Bernard F. Farley, a bulk- with Cyber-Troriics, Inc., in Road, Rumson, purchased Latex House Paint a couple dozen common lawn I In Gardens Union. This sale was also by from the estate of Edward head building contractor. Mr. Van Brunt. Mr. Kayser is and Mrs. Ward have moved The paint that stretches weeds, Gives grass a full-feeding w FREEHOLD — The more Mrs. McVey. Three additional sales by with 1001 Auto Parts, Inc., to Washington St. Raymond and shrinks with your house. at the same time.' Results are f unkempt and weedy your and purchased the property R. Porter made the sale. V garden, the bigger the invita- Mrs. Hazelton's office include amazing. As weeds curl up and; property at 48 Buena Vista through Mrs. Anette Schnei- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Many paints crack and peel when your tion for disease and insect der. Merkel purchased property at house stretches and shrinks with gradually disappear, the ferti- * problems. Ave., Rumson, purchased by variations in temperature. SUN-PROOF Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan of Dr. and Mrs. Ronald I. 86 Lafayette St., Rurnson, lized grass_Jakes on jjewJjeaulj^ w Disease thrives on dead from Mrs. Mary E. Sigler, LATEX expands and contracts with the -*• plant material lying on the who resides in Maryland. Mr. house. Tough. Long-lasting. No primer and vigor. plant tissues. Insects thrive YOUR GARDEN Merkel is with the Firemans necessary over most repaint surfaces. on the^fealthy 'weeds and Fund Insurance Co. in New when the insect colony be- York City. Dennis K. Byrne Summer Sale Price Weeds-Away Sale comes over populated, they was selling broker. Reg. $8.97* Save $2 10,000 sq. ft. bag reg. 14.95 12.85 attack your healthy plants.' ' Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Z. Save $1 5,000 sq. ft. bag reg. 7.95 6.95 Donald M. Mohr, senior Green Leaves Hall have moved from Red Summer Sale Savings on Sun-Proof Oil-Base county agent, recommends: ' Don't-worry if your Nor- the outside of the tree are Bank to 80 Forman St., Fair House Paint, tool $647 Per Gallon! 1 — Remove all dead and way maple has been shedding green and healthy. Haven, purchased from Mr. V and Mrs. Edward Acquaro of BLAST CRABGRASS WITH diseased plant materials from green leaves. v f the garden.' So much for happy Little Silver. Mr. Hall is a SCOTTS CLOUT w . 2 — If you .have a compost in hot, dry weather your thoughts. Now, turn your at- general contractor. Harold A. Save 50c 5,000 sq. ft. bag reg. 4.95 4.45 pile, try to keep it separate ' tree is likely to decide it tention to ^ the top of your Meistrich of Shrewsbury from the. garden. Keep • all does not have all the water maple, oak, or beech. You served as broker. weeds buried. Keep the gar- it needs, and will drop some may see some^dead branches. Mr. and Mrs. David Kent STOP INSECTS WITH den as dean and sanitary as of its leaves so that it does This could be the result of moved from South Amboy to possible. Do not use diseased not require so much water. insect or disease injury, of 75 Second St., Fair Haven, SCOTTS COPE PLUS plant material in the compost On these fallen leaves you course, but Dr. Davis often purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bradbury. Mr. Save $1 5,000 sq. ft. bag reg. 6.95 5.95 pile. Send it to the dump or may find dried-up skins of suspects a girdling root, and burn it. green aphids that, suck the you're most likely to find one Kent is with Bell Telephone juices out of plants. So some Laboratories. Mrs. Helen 3 — Pick off all dead flow- on a tree that goes straight Rone of the McAlister Agen- Authorized Scotts Dealer ers and leaves promptly to of these leaf dropouts may into the' ground like a pole, • be victims of aphids. cy,- Rumson; reported the keep the garden clean as well without buttressing roots that sale. 15 SYCAMORE AVENUE, LITTLE SILVER - 741.7100 as weed-free. Nothing to worry about at seem to support it. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond K. 4 — When watering, keep all, according to Rutgers' FREE DELIVERY Such a pole-like trunk may Frye have moved from Haz- the Mage as dry as possible own Spencer H. Davis,''plant let. to 142. Navesink Biver MONDAY thru FRIDAY 7:30 • S! by allowing time for the foil-" disease specialist and friend -have-girdling roots that- are CERLIONE'S Road, Middletown, purchased CLOSED SAT. at 1 P.M. DURING JULY and AU4UST - squeezing it hard enough to age to dry before nightfall, if of shade trees everywhere. from Mr. and Mrs. Michael at all possible. Don't fret, either, if you kill the, top of the tree. Dig v Greenhouses Remember: Pesticides find yellow leaves around down 6 to 12 inches, and" if cannot do the job by them- your sycamore or London you find a root growing J OPEN 7 DAYS selves. They need help from plane tree. (Buttonwood, but- around the trunk, cut it off with a chisel. W HWY. 35 HOLMDEL you. A few sanitation prac- tonball.) 3 Aluminum Combination Windows «| (between Holler and Middletown) tices" in your garden will Squeeze on Trunk greatly improve the over all These are old, inside leases appearance of your garden. For Lawn and To Fit Any Budget of the tree, and again; it's nature's way of getting rid Garden Care of leaves ho -longer needed. WHITE ALUMINUM COMBINATION We challenge them all to Look up and you'll see that you can't beat a SAVE YOU MORE! your sycamore's leaves at EU3RAVELY It's the Season Gip WINDOWS 15 YEAR PAINT GUARANTEE Save on all Home Improvements ^or Poison Ivy O FREEHOLD — Each year • Triple Track Save big money on any type many people suffer itching discomfort and sometimes se- hem* improvement from • Fully Weather Stripped 99 vere skin inflammation' be- o Monmouth Construction. cause they have inadvertent- • Cleans from Inside Our volume business, plus ly come in contact with Poi- EA. son Ivy, Poison Oak or Poi- CONVERTIBLE- • Min. 6 Windows the fact that we do not em- 1INSTALLED4 ! son Sumac. ploy salesmen enables us to These plants grow most RIDE OR WALK measuring service with order anywhere, in the woods, on give you the lowest possible Ride for the lawn jobs, beaches and even in your pull one pin, convert to an prices. Call for your free own foundation planting flow- er beds. easy-handling walking trac- BETTER! estimate and seel Twenty- BEST! Donald M. Mohr,, senior tor for the steep slopes, four hour phone service. county agricultural agent, ruqged terrain, garden work. Samson-White • Heavy Duty! . Karey-Series '1000* recommends that you learn • 39 TOOLS to recognize these plants and * Sturdy Screen Frame! Nothing Like A White Karey avoid touching .them. The • ALL-GEAR-DRIVE » Alodized Alum. Screen Wire! • Has Everything! • life-Time Guarantee plants can be most decora- • INSTANT CONTROL tive, with their shiny, green $ 00 • 15 Year Paint Guarantee : "rm 'SIM \W j~!?~&^&5* 1 leaves and the unsuspecting t for 68 are apt to pick them, ~ f 00 INSTALLATION FULLY INSTALLED If you have not learned how 23 OPTIONAL fespot these plants, there is MONMOUTH an old saying "Leaflets three NEW KITCHEN NEW BATHROOM NEW PLAYROOM — let it be!" Of course there MOWER, Inc. are many other plants with this leaflet pattern that are 656 HIGHWAY 35 - LOW INSTALLMENT harmless, but until you MIDDLETOWN THREE CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. PAYMENTS — learn tlie difference it is good 671-1073 Budget — Eaiy Charge — Prown'i Credit Highway 3 5 it Hcaddon's Corner, Middletown MONTHS TO PAY — to keep this in mind. Vi Mil* South of Flv* Corner! 'S Daily and Sat. 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. EXTENDED TERMS If your skin breaks out Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 P.M. 776-6600 • • 741-5060 with what you suspect might MON.-SAT. 8 to 5 AVAILABLE he poison ivy rash, see your FRI. 8 to 8 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK Free Delivery — 741-7500 doctor. -THE DAILY REGISTER, R£D BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N ].: FRJDAY, Jl 1L\ 11, 19W 11 Services in County Churches Alkire little SiJver New Shrewsbury EMJtCKT TJW1TXD MCTHODUX CMt.JtCB Sees End of Sunday Services Little •Over . , »ef»:»ta»ry Summer services begis Sunday et The Be*. Saniord K. Hany will •onday Mrvtou will be at «:» • im The R»v Motaisoo Rider will preach and conduct (he morning sum. Rev. Neal S. Busker, puw By GEORGE W. CORNELL pearance of sermons and Sun-/ Tapp,-of Philadelphia, a .Unit- said in an interview that in- Dr. Tapp, a one-time mis- be gues(. minister. " woriBfp, service at »:JO a.m. Sermon: "To Be A Child Again." NEW YORK (AP) - Out' day - miorning church ser- ed Presbyterian specialist in dications are that the organi- sionary, California patter and ., ST. JOHN'S EHSCOPA1V " UJTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN Little Sliver (Mleaaarl Synod) \ of the murkiness of the pres- vices; growing interest in religious education, says - ational structures of World War U bomber pilot, Atlantic Highlands Sunday services will be Morning New Shrewsbury Prayer at 8 end Holy Communion Sunday service at 9:30" a.m The ent commotion and changes Jesus and less in the mys- "part of the upheaval now churches "are not gojng to is a former professor of psy- EMMANUEL BAPTIST at 10 am. The Rev. Ronald O. Rev. Donald L. Biggs Is paator. in the churches, a Protestant tery of God; broad church going on in the churches is make it" to the end; of the chology and languages at Morning worship service will be Albury will be i guest celebrant and SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS preacher. . ' New Shrewsbury scholar has taken a long look consolidations; multiple temporary, but much of it century. , • San Francisco Theological at 11 o'clock ind tbe evening ser* Services will be held tomorrow at vice et 7:30. The Rev. Richard 11 a.m. Robert K. Tome la minis- at the eventual results of it memberships by some be- will have permanent effects." "The long range prospects Seminary. ffasKr Is pastor. Long Branch ter. UNITED METHODIST all — and he sees some shock- lievers in more than one Recently on a three - month are good for essential Judeo- On his denomination's Atlantic Highlands GOSPEL HAIL ers ahead. church. research assignment for anal- Christianity, but not for the Board of Christian Education The Sunday service will be held at Long Branch Oakhurst 10 a.m. The Rev. Harvey Van Sciver Services will be held Sunday at Among them: The disap- The Rev. Dr. Roland W. ysis and planning, Dr. Tapp institutions," he said for the past decade as asso- Is pastor. FIRST UNITED METHODIST 9:30 a.m. Oakhurst ciate editor of its publication FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL The Sunday service will be at house, Westminster Press, he Atlantic Highlands Long Branch 9:30 and 11 a.m. Dr. John D. Blair Low Mass at 8 a.m. Family Mass is' pastor. Sunday services at 9:30 a.m, In at 10 a.m. The Rev. Robert A. offered his lively preview of the Pavilion Boat Basin. In case of. Pearson Is rector. rein services In church. Rev. Rich- the future ehurch at a recent ard B. Anderson officiating. BT.^LUKE'S METHODIST" Oceanport gathering of religious pub- " CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY ' Long Branch CALVART BAPTIST Celebrate Saturday Mass Atlantic Highlands The Sunday service will be s,t 11 lishers. e.m. Oceanport Sunday services will \>e held et Sunday morning services at S:45 RED BANK — An innova- Msgr. Monahan pointed out begin at vespers the preced- Items on the forecast in- U a.m. FIRST BAFTIST and 11. Evening service at 7:30. CENTRAL BAPTIST Long Branch Rev. Paul N. Smith la pastor. tion, for the practical purpose that the Mass celebrated on ing day and continue through • eluded: Atlantic Highlands The Sunday services will be hell OCEAVPORT UNITED midnight of the actual feast — A re-enactment of the Bunday services will be et 11 METHODIST of the convenience of the peo- Saturday is the liturgy for e-m. Rev. Harry W. Kralt Is pas- at 11 a.m. The Rev. Homer Trlgules !s pastor. Oceanport ple, is in effect at St. James Sunday and, for religious day. fundamentalist- - liberal fight tor. Worahlp service at 7:30 p.m. Morning worship et 9:30 a.m. Rev. ST. AGNES CATHOLIC FIRST REFOHMED W. Wlnfleld West Is pastor. Catholic Church here. communities, it is no great The practice of attendance of 50 years ago. . .It already Atlantic Highlands Long Branch Sunday Masses are at 6:30, 7:15,-. -—Sunday- eerylce at. IQ a.m. Rev. ../• It is the celebration of Mass change. at Saturday'Mass to'fulfill the has resulted in a marked po- I. 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. and 12:45 John E. Grant Is pastor'. Sermon: Old Bridge larization of the church at all end 5:30 p.m. Rev. Michael J. "A Bound In Hope." at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, atten- He said priests and nuns Sunday obligation is also in ef- Lease. Is pastor. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC dance at which fulfills the have, historically, said their fect in other resort areas, levels . . .The split may be- QUINN CHAPEL A.M.E. Old Bridge Catholic's obligation to attend obligatory divine office for such as Maine, according to coine irreparable. Atlantic Highlands Marlboro • Sunday Mass will be at 6:30. * Sunday services at 11 a.m. and BIBLE PROTESTANT 7:30, 8:45, 10, 11:15 a.m. and 13:30 Mass on Sunday. major feast days or Sundays the Rev, Richard Behl, assis- —* With Protestants and vesper'service at 7 p.m. The Rev. p.m. The Rev. Bernard A. Coen !• JTorrest H. Worten. Is pastor. , Robertsvllle Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan, beginning at vespers the dajL tant at St. James! He said the Catholics "no longer in real Sunday service will be a,t 11 *.«.-- pastor. •The Rev. Edwin p. Spencer Is LUTHERAN GOOD SHEPHERD pastor, said special permis- before. ^ custom is also taking place, in dispute" over major doc- Asbury Park pejtor. . „ Old Bridge sion had been granted by. He also noted that there is the ski resorts of Europe and, trines, they will movV in- MOBOANVUXE twmtp Family Bible hour will be Sunday also in Africa. ' o" creasingly toward "merger at CHRIST CHEHCH UNITY at s:ll a.m. Worahlp service will Bishop George W. Ahr of the a- Basis in. Jewish custom. — . _ METHODIST be at 10:30 a-m. The Rev. Barley 8 Aflbury PsJk - diocese gfTrentpn, for the Sat- that is, the Je.TO'.. practioe. oL,.:.-jLast.».Saturday>-Mass 4n p l bt 'Hev." entries 8. Korfhsge, pastor. Sunday worship .service ai 9 sT'ra. urday Mass. Jt is'being, tried celebrating their sabbath • Red'Bank, the first in the se- fundamental. Protestants and The Rev. Harlan Baxter is paster. Red Bank ouHn the shore area, he re- from late Friday to the fol- ries, was well attended. Fa- fundamental Catholics, and OLD'BRICK REFORMED ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC ported, because of the great lowing Saturday. ther Behl said. He described Cliffwoofl Beach Marlboro between liberal Protestants BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN Morning worship at-U a.m. The Red Bank influx of people during the Not Bound by Calendar the crowd as consisting* of and liberal Catholics. . .Sunday Worship Service wlH bs si Rev. John Hart is paator. Sunday Masses are celebrated st summer and the resultant • many teenagers as well as ft:80.a.m. The Rev. Charles H. Man- 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. and noon. A difference, he indicated, — Most institutional mem- Msgr. Salvatore Dl Loreuo Is pas- overcrowding problem at Sun- regular parishioners and sum- tor. is that the Catholic Church is bers will be 45 years oW, and COMMUNITY Matawan r \ • f- METHODIST day Masses. not bound by the secular cal- mer residents. TRTNITV EPISCOPAL FIRST BAFTIST up. 'There will be a steady ' '•: Cliffwood Red Bank In St. James, endar. That is to say, the He emphasized there is no decrease in total member- Worship services will be held at Hatawan ' The Sunday . service will be at Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan • a.m. with the pastor, The Rev. Matins and Holy Communion at 10 a.m. will run throu church calendar starts with change in the essentials of the ship. . .fewer youths will join Jldrlch d Campbell. Jr., officiating. I e.m., Morning Prayer and Family September. At the first Sunday in Advent, Mass and urged Catholics who tend Sunday Mass, to come to Eucharist at 10 a-m. The Rev. . AJfJS. ZION the-church," \ Carroll B. Hall Is rector. Red Bank will be evaluati usually the first Sunday in work on Sundays or who, for the 7:30 p.m. celebration,Sat- . Avoid Institutions • Colts Neck Sunday services: at 10 a.m. The FIRST PRESBVTEsUAI* Rev. Alfred B. Parker Is paator. .Ahr and its September, not on Jan. 1. any other reason, family or urdays and fulfill their sacred — On the other hand, there •EFORMXB . Matawan At 3:30 p.m. The Rev. Victor L. personal, find it difficult to at- ; ;. . ColU Neck Warship services at 8:15 end U Careen ' wlH conduct ' the annual termined. • All church feasts, he added, obligation. - will be "increasing interest Tne' Sunday service will be at e.m. The Rev. Cheater A. iWloway aermon: in religion and Christianity". t:30 a.m. The' Rev. Samuel ' La Is pastor. ST. NICHOLAS RUSSIAN among college students and pent*,'Is pastor.. Sermon, based on CROSS OF GLQJVI ITJTHEIUN • EASTERN ORTHODOX fee ifct. Matthew 5:37-33. Matawan Bad Bank Church Hall Ne^s Notes young adults but "they, will • • (.CHRISTIAN CHURCH The Divine Liturgy will bs cele- fz Colts Neck - Sunday services at » a.m. The brated at 9 a.m. Sunday and Holy continue to avoid the institu- Horning worship service will be Rev. Arthur W. Eblshbaoh Is paator. Days of Obligation. Evening services tional church." Holy Communion on the ilrst and preceding Bunday and Holy Days of »t, 11 a.m. Larry Calhoon Is minis- Obligation at 6 p.m. Father Leonid ter.'. livening worship M T> third Sundays. Fopow Is pestor. > : — Christian teachers will see themselves "more as fel- BT. CLEMENT'S CATHOLIC CHURCH OF CHRIST Eatontown Red Bank Goirtemporary Worship Slated low - seekers" rather than Matewan-Marlboro JESUS CHRIST OF Sunday Masses and Holy Commu- Sunday service at 10:30 . Tbe "transmitters of a heritage." LATTER DAY SAINT! nion will be held at 7, 8:30, S:30, averting service will be 6:30. Evange- .slated for redbank church Id board of trustees of the-Cor- CHURCH LIBRARY ,_ -BYZANTINE RITE r llit F. I. lamley is peator. Morn- fhey'-'will be more interest- 10:50 and U:S0 a.m. In tin MaU- Ing Sermon: /"Ttie Ten Command- RED BANK — A-contem- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - rf'ft—~.-tM»nne«)'.—— wan Regional High School. Rev. Jo- nerstone Baptist Church, OLD BRIDGE — A Byzan- ed in Jesus and less in God" ments—n. " porary worship • service, led The library of Emmanuel - esph Ruclnskt Is pastor. PRESBYTERIAN Brooklyn. He is also presi- tine Rite, parish is being r. Services will be the Priesthood FIRST UNITED METHODIST even though this seems a -jteetlng at a a.m. and the Sacra- Red Bank by. recording artist Robert dent of the laymen depart- Baptist Church will be open formed in this area at the f Cent meeting at 5:00 P.M. Bishop . Matawan Ths Sunday service will be at lft to the,public Tuesdays and "flat contradiction in Biblical true* Bavaje will officiate. , Sunday services will be at 10 am. a.m. The Rev Dr. Charles, s. Wet- Edwin, will be presented at ment- of the National Baptist old St. Thomas the Apostle The Rev. Donald T. Phillips Sr.. I ster is paator.1 Sermon: "Mastering Thursdays during July and nerm ' METHODIST the United' Methodist Church Convention Inc. ~ —• Church (Latin Rite) on Old ~ !:1 pastor. Sermon: "God ol Hie Val- ' Our Criticlsme." TThe—eonsultatiott1 - ___T .. 1 Bitoritown :—i leys." Sunday at 10 a;inr The Rev. Caleb Oates fif August fronriO aim. to noon~ Bridge" Turnpike. ^ 'Sunday worahlp services will be UNITED METHODIST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Red Bank The theme, "Love Is The Bethany Baptist • Church, •More than 300 volumes are Church Union will bring uni- «t 9:30 e.ra. with Pastor WUUam Matawan The Rev. Theodore B. Chel- Joel Wright ofllclatlng. Sunday services will be 8:50 and Way," will be expounded by- Farmingdale, will talk at the in the church's library includ- fication of major Protestant Morning Worship at »:J0 and U 10 a.m. The Rev. Edward B. Cheney ena, pastor of St. Thomas the < BT. DOROTHEA'S CATHOLIC e.m, Is pastor. Sermon at early service: Mr. Edwin through the use afternoon service. He will be ing scores of books on the denominations amid "great j Xatontown "Lire's Extra Quality." Robert Ed- Apostle Byzantine Rite 'Sunday Masses' at 7:30, • an* CALVARY BAPTIST CHAPEL win will bring the meesage in song of folk, rock and popular mu- accompanied by his choir. charismatic movement, wailing and gnashing of ]|:30 a-m. and noon. The Xev....-. .• Matawan . st the 10 a-m, service. which has reportedly reached Churehj -Rahway, has invited • Morning Worship at 11 sum. Sun- sic. Roy Mancle is chairman of teeth," but the hew connec- Jajnes B. coyle le pastor. ST. JAMES CATHOLIC Byzantine Rite' Catholics to " ST. JAMES MEMORIAL lay evening worship at 7:80. The He will aim his songs and the observance. revival proportions in many tive church "will be no more EPISCOPAI. Xev. Jon f. Meek Jr. Is pastor. Red Bank attend services each Sunday Sunday Masses will be at (, 7:30, guitar selections at motivat- areas of the world. of a monolith than it is now." Eatcitown 9. 10:30 a.m. and U noon In the SERMON SERVICE at 10 a.m. here. rSunday services at S, 9:30 and 11 Church: at I, 9:38, 11 a.m. and ing those in attendance to The library- has novels, — Christian* educational a.m. Rev. H. Holly Knight officiat- Middletown 12:15 In the Peters Place audito- care about one another. His RED BANK-The Shrews- books on theology, volumes The church is designed to curriculums henceforth wul tag. ... . :' rium, and at 5:30 p.m. in the bury Avenue AME Zion ' MONMOUTH BAPTIST BAVSHOBJS COMSIUN1TI Church. Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan songs embrace all the ele- of sermons and children's accommodate/ those from be produced interdenomina- (Southern Baptist Convention) la pastor. Church will hold its annual East Keansburg ments — the joys, sorrows, books. Richard Shaw empha- Keyport, Matawan, English- flonally, on a. national or re- Eatpntown Sunday services will be held at . ST. PAUL BAPTIST sermon service Sunday at- Worship services will be at »:45 10 a.m. The Rev. Richard Schwarts Red Bsnk absurdities — which make up sizes that the books will be town, Jamesburg, Helmetta, gional basis. ;..Churcli.. school... M a.m., 11 a.mi an* 7:30 p.m.-•lfpastor. '' Sunday worship services will bo the world today. 3:30 p.m. loaned free to. anyone who de- Spotswood and South River with The RIV..M. Jt Halre. pas- at 11:15 a.m. The Rev. Mareus Guests will be the Rev. Vic( teaching willbe by 3-D color tor, preachlntf'. ••••• BT. MARY'S CATHOLIC Pierce, pastor. Mr. Edwin, who is 24 years sires them. areas. TV hookups" among clusters MT. UON A.M.E. HON New Monmouth tor L. Carson and his con- Masses are at 7, i:15, »:30, 10:41 .FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST old, has performed across the BatontoWn a.m. and noon In the church; at SCIENTIST gregation of St. James AME of churches. Sunday morning service at 11. 8:15, 9:30, 10:45 a.m. and noon In Red Bank country at colleges, churches 'Sermons Are Out" Tne Rev. K. J. Reevey Is pastor. Memorial Hall. Services at 11 a.m. Sunday. Sun- and convocations. He has ap- Zion Church, Perth Amboy. day service at 9:30 a.m. first Sun- The event is sponsored by — "Sermons are out. And Fair Haven FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH day ef the month. Reading Room peared at Carnegie Hall, Bible School Students so is the Sunday morning OF MONMOUTH COUNTY now located at tbe Mall. Town Hall, Radio City Music the junior ushers. James Jet- CHRIST CHURCH UNITED Llnurott MONMOUTH ETHICAL SOCIETY . worship service at 11 o'clock. Hall and with such entertain- er is president. , , METHODIST Sunday services will be held at Red Bank The death rattle will be long Fair Haven 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Harold X. Dean Mtets at 11 a.m. In the Red Bank ers^as Duke Ellington, Je- Is pastor. VACATION SCHOOL Present Demonstration The Sunday service will be at »:30 Community Center. Donald Jacoby and loud and gruesome." • a.m. The Rev. Oharles O. Henklns REFORMED la president rome Hines and Ossie Davis. >• SALVATION ARMY " LEONARDO, - The Leon- OCEANPORT -r At me re- and word all they had — The main theological sermon: "Wham Shall I Oo To?" > Mlddletown After the service, there will HOLY COMMUNION EPISCOPAL Red Beak ardo Baptist Church will hold shift will be away from the' Fair Haven be an informal discussion pe- cent closing exercises of the learned during the two - week The Sunday servlee wig ba halt Holiness meeting et 11 e.m. sun- its Vacation Bible School Aug. Sunday services will he Holy Com- at 10 a.nf. The Rav. William W. day. Open air service at 8:30 p.m. riod in fellowship hall. Mr. Daily Vacation Bible School session. doctrine of divine transcend- munion at I and Holy Oommunlon Conventry is pastor. Sahratlon meeting at 7 p.m. with 11 to 22 in the church school ence toward a "doctrine of and sermon at 10 a-m. The, Rav. GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN Brigadier and Mrs. Walter Murdoch Edwin will lead an examina- of the Oceanport United After the exercise, a recep- Frederick » Freusa, 2nd to Rector. Holmdel-Mlddletown and Lt Robert Dmgmaa presiding. building. Hours are from 9:30 panentheism," which holds ' ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL tion of the comparison be- Methodist Church, 117 stu- tion was held for the Rev. The Sunday service -Will ba halt Red Bank* -.«'% tween contemporary and tra- a.m. to noon. dents, under the leadership of W. Winfield West, pastor, that "God is in everything," Freehold at 9:30 a.m. at the Tnoaapeon School. Sunday service*, will be IJir Mau All local children are invit- The Rev. George J. Frank Jr., la at I and Choral Eucharl#e*iod; sir- ditional styles of worship. Mrs. Walter Jackson, chair- and Mrs. West and their fam- in contrast from pantheism, •OPE LUTJBBBAK paator. moo at 9:30 a-m: EveolnWtayer a ed to attend. which says "God is every- Freehold KINO OF KINGS LOTHEBAN *T30 p.m. Tbe Very-Rev. Earl B- man, demonstrated through ily. The Rev. Mr. West is Mlddletown BREAKFAST MEETING Worship services-will be at *:M Scott Is reotor.. * , SCHOOL NEXT WEEK commencing his second year thing." nn. The Rev. Albert W. Gibson is Sunday • services _wlll be at 1 CALVARY BAPTIST FAIR HAVEN — A break- and 10:45 a.m. The. Rev. Wil- RED, BANK - The Vaca- at the .church. -*• Racial integration^'wiU pastor. liam A. Hanson Is pastor. Red Bank fast meeting has been sched- be a fact within the churches • FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Sunday worship service at 11 a-m. tion Bible School of the Playground Speaking and presenting Freehold NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST The Rev. R. P. Ball 4s pastor. uled for July 19 at the Wil- New Monmouth Shrewsbury ^Avenue jAMB Zi- gifts from various organiza- . . .It already Is a workable Morning worship will be at i:M HOLY TRINITY lowDrook-Inn by- the Mon. SM. —sTIRST DOTTED METHdDIST Sea Bnint h SdtlMftd jthe_prehistoric animal and o'clock. fairs. Mr. Galassi's initial visit "The„. " Sunday servicIce will fte *t The Sunday service will be at 9:JO a.m. with 'the Rev. O. W. 4 p.m. . "stop the wholesale slaughter A coloring contest was held Mrruaiassiraretirodstaie -here^asJo^kelajirelinrti: Holmdel 9:4t a.m. Rev. Harlan C. Durfee Is Starsmeare, paator, officiating. Allen ^orden of St. Albans, Police lieutenant, has inspect- nary inspection of the police pastor. - ' ST. LUKE'S A.M.E of the horseshoe crab, who at tine high school playground HOLMDEL t department's facilities with BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL Sea Bright N.Y., will be guest speaker only appears on the beach and first place winner was ed the local police station and Holmdel Mlddletown The Sunday service will be al I at the morning ceremony. Mr. its facilities. He will evaluate Police Chief Joseph D. Pur- The Sunday aervloe wlil^be at 10 Services Sunday will begin with p.m. one montii out of the year to David Lewis. Janet Western .m. with the paator. TheTlev. Joan worship at 9:30 a.m. Family Bftlo Jorden, a real estate man in was second and Suely Telle- the operation of the depart- cell. r. Waldron officiating. hour at U a.m. Evening service Brooklyn, is chairman of the lay eggs." at I. Shrewsbury chea, third. CHRIST CHURCH Before referring the letter : Keansburg Mlddlstown CUBIST EPISCOPAL \ • The high school playground FIRST METHODIST Sunday services are Holy Com- Shrewsbury to council's building and ; Keansburg munion at 8; Family Service at Holy Eucharist at I and • a.m. jVeM) York Tour grounds committee Mayor Al- performed an English folk- - Sunday services will be at 9:J« B:ll and morning prayer at 11 15 The Rev. Ronald a. Albury will tale, "The Three-Wishos,", «Un. and at u a.m. The .Rev. a.m! The R«v. Kobert B. Lengler preach on "u>ve, Lust" or Escape?" fred T. Hennessy Jr. 'called lewton W. Orelner Is pastor. U pastor. at the later service. Set Thursday the suggestion an "excellerit directed by Miss Mary M. The United Methodist Church • : ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC CALVARY .BAPTIST FBESBVTERIAN ,, Keansburg .... Shrewsbury thought." Hancik. The cast starred Pa- of R«d Bank • Sunday Masses will be at 7, 1. *.• Jllddletown The morning service of worship ATLANTIC CITY - "See- Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 "Everyone should follow tricia Wright, Barbara Lopez will be at 9:30 a.m. Rev. James ing New York City by Bus/ ' ^'"MATH'S EPISCOPAL p.™ at 1209 W. Front St. Ltn- R. Steele pastor. The Rev. Georas thus suggestion because the and Linda Polczewski. 247 BROAD STREET Keansburg croft The Rev. Oeorge J. BUlo» M. Watson will be guest minister. and Boat" will be sponsored "^Sunday wvlcea will be HOiy Is pastor. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD horseshoe crab is a scavenger The Memorial Field soft- ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL by St. Jude's Guild of St, Communion at « and Choral Shrewsbury who does a good job of clean- ball team defeated the high presents hichsrlst at 9:30 a.m. The Rsv. Naveslnk Sunday worship service at 11 a.m. Agnes' Church Thursday, larlon Owynn is vicar. Sunday services will be Holy Bvangellsllc service at 7 p.m. Pat- ing our beaches," the mayor school playground team, 13- Oommunlon at 8 and at 10 a.m., rick O. McLean la pastor., July 24th. The tour will de- Hely communion on first and third RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OPJ FRIENDS said. 2. . Robert Edwin Keyport Sundays and Morning Prayer on (Shrewsbury Meeting) part from the church grounds recording irtlit, long * FIRST BAPTIST second and fourth Sundays. Shrewsbury at 8 a.m. and return about Kayport OKTHSKMANi: LUTHERAN Worship Sundays at 9:30 a.m. writer, leader of Mlddletown during July and August In temporary 9:30 p.m. Manhattan will be 'Sunday services at 10:49 a.m. 'Sunday services will be at 8:30, quarters at the Presbyterian Church contemporary worship. • JK Rev , Eugene P. Gregory 0:45 and at 11 a.m. The Rev. Hen. House, Shrewsbury Ave: viewed by boat in the morn- isjtor. Evening service at 7. ry W. Klrchcr la pastor. ing. A bus tour will be taken 5T «T. JOSEI'H'8 ( ATHOLIO CLINTON CHAPEL A.M.E.. WON ' . Keyport Mlddlttown Union Beach of the island In the afternoon. SUN., JULY 13 Masses will bs st 6:30 and 7:30 Regular Sunday services at 11 Stops will be made at the .m. and 13:15 p.m. In the church; am The Rev. Robert Kegler Is pas- ORACE UNITED METHODIST •;3O. 0:4B and 11 a.m. In the tor. Union Beach in- the tanctutry phool. Worship services at 10 a.m. Ths Stock Exchange, St. Patrick's ^KULL OOSPBL TABERNACLE FIKHT SPIRITUAL CHURCH Rev. Franklin H. Bird Jr. la pastor. Cathedral, Central Park, the, Keyport OF DIVING ROSE The Rev. Robert Hawtt will be gueit .-Services Sunday at 10:30 am. Belford preacher. > Cloisters and Mother Ca- MUSIC BY THE SUMMER CHOIR and 7 p.m. The Rev, Daniel Osn- Service) are held Sunday st • Q brim's ShrjAe. Dinner is in- lie Is pastor. pm at 270 Main St. Ths Rev. CHURCH OF OOD All sre yelcomed \n this ipscijl •' ST. MARV'S F.P18COPAL Phoebe Dalley. pa«tor. Union Beach cluded inWhe trip. OLD FIRST CHURCH Morning worship Sunday at 11, Service of Celebration on the theme Sunday services will be: 7:4J American Baptist Convention a.m. and evangelistic service at Information and reserva- cm. Morning Prayer: « a.m. Holy United Church ef Christ 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Jack •. Reyiv "Keep The Rumor Going Thai Love li TheTWey" Ipmmunlon: 0 a.m. family services olds [| psiator. tions may be obtained from Don't let her feel and II a.m. Holy Communion. MMdlfltnwn Edward B. Chenay, Minilter •" FIRST CHirRCIl OF CHRIST The Sunday service will be at IB Mrs. Margaret Cassone, Mrs. forgotten for another am. The Rev. Averlll li. Carson Leonard Rowtll, Anoculi SCIENTIST Is pastor- West Long Branch Irma DiFazio, Mrs. Maureen minute. Maka it up Keyport Services art al 10 a.m. Sunday. MNCROFT CNITED REFORMATION Garrison, Mrs. Peg Hawlcy, with a phone call. Jamei Harris, Anociate REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH Herbert Burtit, Minilter of fviuiic

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MIDDLETOWN OFFICE: Campbell's Junction, Belfofd Insurance Dept. , Left to Right —Standing Sharon Kirwan, Kathleen O'Keefe, Mildred Johnson, Frank J.Kirwan Jr._-pre$ident, John Higgins--lnsurance Office Manager, RobertHattman—Insurance Vice President, Karen Nebtis, Blanche Savitsky.. i •-.••'•' .' x Left to Right — Sitting Ida Van Vliet—-Real Estate Secretary, Muriel Montegary, Mary McDon- ald, Diane Castellano, Peggy Kiel, Florence S'helRo. . ' Not Shown Emily D'Amelio. »^s*^ REAL ESTATE! INSURANCE

1959 One of Monmouth County's largwt general insurance Company foundejUwith offices loea+ed at Campfcell'i Junction, Belferd. - agencies with « staff of 14 employees to assure ita 1963 ~best in all areas of agency service. Rafitan branch office opened, Hwy. 36, W. K*ans- RARITAN OFFICE: burg. Trade-in .company formed with complete trade- • Representation of 12 leading stock and mutual Hwy. 36, West Keansburg in and exchange facilities. - ' . companies.' '!" 1964 Home buyers Advisory'Service inaugurated as an did • 24«hour claim «ervice through four conveniently .prospective tiome buyers. ' ' P focated offices. ; -..; 1965 , . ;' Showcase of homes and ihomearama profecffbii dis- • .Complete /appraisal, engineering and survey ser- play established. Mortgage placement facilities ex- panded to 18 mortgage companies, savings and loan vice available to ra)l personal, commercial and and banking outlets. . industri*l risks. . '* ' 1966 Hajflet branch office opened at Airport Plaza, Haxlet. • Customized budget plans to meet any financial Establishment of commercial and industrial depart- need on a monthly, quarterly or semi-annuaf pay- ment. National listing and homebuyers service esta'b. ment plan. , ' .- lished through appointment as local affiliate of American Institute of Marketing. , , HAZLET OFFICE: 1969 Airport Plaza Shopping Center Red' Bank office opened. Sales force expanded to 25 full time salesmen! NEED WE SAY MORE? I,L-,I in ine sale ot your present home . . . ir you're having difficulty in buying in today's tight money market ... If you need any form of insurance or insur- ance programming . . . CALL'US TODAYI Wb'll be most happy to have one of our trained sales-consultants discuss your real estate or insurance problems without oblio»tiAn. Monmouth 4-H Fair Gets THEDAILY to Enthusiastic Start J RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1969 —13 By GLADYS RIPS tonight. They will also sell Club is set in a space age Was, and Always Will Be," FREEHOLD — "Do you' refreshments from a chuck decor. had larger than life-sized have the stapler over there?" wagon, a new activity this "Home, Home on the "Peanuts" characters of some one asked. year. Moon" is the title of a home- cardboard engaged in farm "How about putting a white At least half of the booth making projects exhibit by activities. drape over the top?1' came exhibits had been set up be- the Miscellany Misses of The Nimble Thimbles of from a voice further on. fore noon yesterday. Most ex- Freehold Township. Among Freehold displayed their sew- hibitors tried to use the ."fu- the samples of sewing and ing projects against a starry These were some of the ture" theme. By means of space suit 'complete with sounds of preparation" for the "embroidery, is a patch quilt three models, the Clover draped against a space-age space helmet, shoes, and a 4-H Fair at the Freehold Clippers illustrated a sign photographed face was la- Raceway early yesterday. sky. A sign in the front sec- that read, "The Future of tion of the booth bears the beled "4-H Lunar County The fair, which opened in the Pleasure Rider is Look- legend: "Don't Go to the Agent." Another photo- the afternoon, attracted about ing Dim. Fields are turned Moon Cold. Take a Chance on graphed face on a silvery 500. persons to visit it last to factories, dirt roads are a Moon Quilt. Twenty-Five space ship was similarly la- night, when Patricia Vierling, paved, and developments cents per Chance." beled. 17, of Wayside was crowned are popping up everywhere. There were many more queen. The crowd appeared Wilderness for the riders of Mrs. Thomas H. Watson, to take great'interest in the one of the group leaders, said club exhibits either complet- tomorrow must be • pre- ed or in the process of being contest as well as the many served." that 10 per cent of the pro- ceeds would go to the Great- installed. All the 4-H food ex- booths, exhibits and other at- "Future 4-H Projects," by tractions. er Freehold Hospital Fund. hibits are on shelves and ta- Vic Ford's Trail Trotters of The Sunshine Girls used a bles behind an open, cur- The fair will go on for three Holmdel, was a model show- mod decor to show their tained partition. ing animals and their off- fresh vegetables, sewing proj- In addition to 4-H Club ex- Well before yesterday's spring. A model of tree nurs- ects, beads and stuffed ani- hibits, various enterprises crowd arrived, the place ery was called "Seedlings mals. There were psychedelic have displays. The Freehold hummed with quiet, intent Now — Future Trees." fabrics, samples of op art, jKimbali Music Center is activity. Other clubs expressed the and various mod, posters. shojvjng two electric organs, Outdoors on the track, En- theme in their decorations The Farmingdale Garden- a small console piano, and a glish and western saddle and verbal expressions. ers, in their "From-Rockers custom built player piano. horses were being judged for "Do your own thing" was to Rockets" exhibit, showed The New Jersey Bell Tele- grooming. Adjacent to the the name of a display fruit and vegetables on and phone Co. has demonstration parking lot, food vendors set of paintings, drawings, and at the font of an o'd rocking exhibits. The forest fire sec- up:their stands. photographs by the Mon- chair, and flowers emanating tion of the Department of Groups of young people set mouth Community Action from both ends of a huge Conservation and Economic up tents for the animal Program, neighborhood ser- rocket suspended diagonally Development also is among 4-H FAIR'S VISITORS ASSEMBLE — This was the scene last night as the Monmouth County 4-H Pair opened' its shows. Some lamb and cattle vice center of Long Branch. across the booth. the many groups represented. coronation program in the lobby of Freehold Raceway. Seated up front on the left >ar» Freeholder Director and were chewing hay in their An exhibit of sewing proj- The Jumping Brook Riders, Rides and other attractions Mrs, Joseph C lrwin. _ ' (Register Staff Photo I stalls. ects by the We're in Stitches In "Happiness in 4-JK, Is, are on the grounds. Within' the huge indoor ar- eaunder the stands, the 4-H Clnbs set their, exhibits. The theme, "4-H Looks to the Fu- ture" had inspired a rash Q{ space rock'efs' and art ob- Mrs. Ackerman jects. •'•"'.'. By ED HOUSMAN and dedicated" service to the would not enter the political Mo salary was specified for Minogue Gets Post Mayor Grubb announced resolution u it passed last Off at one end of the build- MARLBORO — Township town. He was municipal clerk arena, nor would he accept Mrs. Ackerman, who will on that several applicants for month for an emergency ap- ing stands, the large wooden Council last night appointed here since 1946. .re-appointment as clerk. if atfial basjs take on the jobs T.IB Mmo ue the post are .being inter- propriation to cover engineer- ' platform where the 4-H queen Mrs. Mildred Ackerman as "They could have kept me there were a change in coun- of boat clerk and deputy- «•" e was viewed and .emphasized the ing inspection fees for new T-was--crowned,...people will township clerk effective July on—if they wanted," Mr. • Cil: •"•--•- -?-.——— 4 ^ineeoVfor-inovtag-qmckly.Jin-^evelopments^--—-then—it— sing,' and fashion and magic 15. Wyckoff said, "but 1 fuess "ActuaUy (Mayor Walter " "I'll have to see how the replace Joseph P. Leo, who this appointment." passed a new resolution to shows will be held. She replaces Floyd Wyck- I'm just another in their long C.) Grubb did me a favor. workload goes;" she said, was first fired by Mayor Council will meet in Infer* the same effect. Cooperative Effort off, 79, under whom she line of firings. Election is I was meaning to retire this ''whether I can do both jobs, Grubb and then allowed to mal session today alter the In the morning, a small served since January as dep- coming soon, and some of fall anyway. Now I won't $o one has told me anything resign effective July 25. Recreation Commission meet- To Force Collection ~ group tossed poster padnt on uty clerk, and who was them may well find them- have to sit through any more about salary. I guess there There were no charges ing at Townshipownsp;; Halal l to dis- Mr. Minogu^was ordered a" roll of white paper spread forced by council to resign. selves out because of all of these awful four-hour meet- will' have to be an amend- against Mr. Leo, who is on a ' cuss-the applicants, to take all necessary action out on about on the floor, Mr. Wyckoff received a this." ings. I'm darned glad to get ment to the salary ordinance- leave of absence until his Due to a technicality in the to force collection of fees due preparing platform , decora- standing ovation for his "long He said, however, that he out of it." to take care of that." employment is terminated. wording, council rescinded a the township from U.S. Home tions for the queen contest. & Development Corp. and . Frank VanNote, 4-H youth Levitt Homes to pay for these council advisor worked with inspections. his helpers, Frances Accardi, Children Still HaverftMade The developers are with- 17, of Cream Ridge, and holding funds Mr. Minogue Barbara Mills, 16, of En- said total over $100,000. This glishtown with her 10-year-old money is due the township • sister, Janet. ace Toys Their Favorites under an ordinance that re- quires the developers to turn . the youth council, a group By CAROLYN ANDERSON of teenagers who meet once over, to the town five per cent" a moritfi at the Extension Ser- It would be difficult to find of the cost of the improve- vice on Court St., set up all a boy over 6 years old in ments. • -•--- the booths for the exhibits Monmouth County '. who A similar provision in a and will run the fun contests doesn't know that the first Manalapan Township ordi- landing of a man on the moon nance was overturned in the is scheduled for next week. courts. But because these young- "The money is definitely Conservation sters are products of the due us, and we expect to col- space age, most of them are lect it all," Mr. Minogue said. pretty blase about < space He said he would immedi- Unit to Meet flights, moon landings and ately notify the developers even the possibility of inter- that inspections will stop, and With Builder planetary travel, . ..'• therefore all building must Arid when it . comes stop, if payments are not MIDDLETOWN — A week to choosing their toys and made. end meeting with local build games these. youngsters If this does not bring the er Eugene F; Miltenberger seem decidedly earth-bound. required action, the matter Jr. is planned by members of Local .toy merchants have will be brought to court. . the Conservation Commis- found that despite the prolif- Mayor Grubb said that dur- sion, Dr. Lynden'U. Kibler, eration of space-oriented and ing his previous term-as-may jrice chairman, said last science fiction ;toys and or he had made sure that night. \ .: games over the past years, these funds were collected. Dr. Kibler said fte meeting little bbys still prefer the "When I returned to office is tentatively scheduled Sun- same kinds of toys that their this year," he said, "I made fathers "played with. '* day afternoon, but added that CHILD'S PLAY — Richard Dixie Brandy, world's champion flagpole sitter, pedaler an investlgafi6T~ahTT6unT~ an exact time'and place have and stander will-defy the laws of gravity Saturday evening at Monmouth Shopping Same Favorites that no money has been col-' not yet been chosen. Commis- lected since 1967. The engi- Center, Eatontown. Here he's thinking about reading material for his perch. Cars, trucks, sports equip- sion chairman Richard C. ment and cowboy gear are neers have been paid out of Cole and several other com- - . (Register Staff Photo) the little boy favorites, ac- a trust fund of developers' missioners are expected to cording to toy retailers. 'money that is now empty." accompany Dr. Kibler in con- Democratic mayoral candi- ference with the builder. Even the hoopla caused by the NASA Apollo 11 moon shot date Morton Salkind charged "Possibly some' members scheduled for Wednesday, that 'engineering inspections ol the Township Committee Flag Pole Sitter Finds and the excitement of a sub- in some areas "have not been" • will be there, too," Dr. Kibler sequent manned lunar land- adequate and we're not get- said. ing, has done little to create ting our mopey's worth.". ,A dredging and bulkhead- demand for space toys, say MOON MAN CALLING ALL KIDS — Abe Winograd, Councilman Lawrence ing.project by Mr. Miltenber- A Perch in Eatontown such local experts as Abe owner of Mechaniks Toy Store, at the controls, the Youngman pointed out that ger on the north bank of the Winograd, owner of Mechan- for the amount of money be- Navesinlr River near the foot By CAROL JACOBSON Has he ever been hurt? He to establish the world's rec- iks Toy Store, and James F. Moon Man Command Console, reels off an impressive ing paid to the town's con- of Clay Court will be the sub- Humphreys, owner of Tet- sulting engineering firm Lepn EATONTOWN — What sure has! ord of pole sitting for six series of commands in space [argon. This is one of ject of the meeting. The com- months. ley's Toy and Stationery S. Avakian, Inc., Asbury mission, fearing ecological goes up stays up? Richard Pedalling a bicycle 50 hours Store. of imagrn.a+ive space-age toys available locally to Park, "we might well look Dixie Blandy will when he in the air at 'Charlotte, N.C. damage to estuarine waters, After that he is on his way Nevertheless, the toy indus- tho young /|+h lu Jnto-hiringa full timeC 1113 L/C t," has obtained from the state gp ~^n~1940, he was however, there are many When space becomes the ordinance passes. James A. Rowley, 30, of 150 pole sitter" in Tampa, Fla., seven ribs and his skull. torttown, speculated .. that toys, games and hobby kits Elizabeth Ave., Iselin, was together himself. Under his "in-thing" with the little boys An ordinance was intro- after returning from his third Now he wears a steel belt versatile chair is a basket some renewal of interest in • available in local toy stores who set the pace for their duced to permit the issuance pronounced dead on arrival space toys would evolve after . and departments. trip around the world in the around his waist so if his that holds a 14 transistor ra- groups, then space toys will of $138,000 in bonds to con- at Perth Amboy General Hos- Merchant Marine. pole bends to the ground a successful completion of the pital at 5:40 this morning af- dio, a manila rope notched Little Boys Decide have made it. tBut it hasn't struct a water drainage pipe again he won't fall out. Apollo 11 moon mission. happened yet 'in Monmouth from the Orchard Parkway ter his car went out. of con- "Destiny Called" for coming down slowly in Fall Advertising By fall, space could well be County. development to a brook to the trol on Rt. 34 here and He has come a long way case of a storm and sanitary the big news of the moment smashed into a utility pole, "Destiny called me," he from his' birthplace in New He also felt that once toy ". west. The development is suf- accomodations that might be for little boys here and snapping it in half and com- said. From painting flagpoles Orleans, but he calls himself manufacturers "revved up" fering severe" flooding. to climbing masts he decid- found in a traveling vehicle, their fall advertising (most around the nation. It all de-^ Performance Cited Several in the audience sug- pletely demolishing the ve- a "Daytonian just like John pends on what toy manufac- hiclo, ed one day he "wanted to companies will spend'a good gested that the project be Glenn," though. He has such as a bus or a plane, turer advertising strikes their FORT MONMOUTH - Police, said the cause of stay up there." And he did proportion of their advertising funded, at least, in part, by lived there for 40 years. And fancy, commented Chris 1 "the accident has not been de- once in Stockholm, 105 feet The center 'Will hoist food budgets on new scientific and Frank D. Penas, 6 Roger assessing residents of the de- from the ground on the top it may be a long time before space,loys and games), the Champlin of Mikes, Little .Sil- veloiuiiunt, who would receive termined. It occurred at 5:11 up to Mr. Blandy all week ver. : Ave., Llncroft, a communica- a.m, near the Stratiimore of a building for four months he returns to either place. so let's hope that the fates demand for space toys will tions specialist with the the benefit. and five days. He said he Bowling Alley. •whom he said have been so be on. He added that more She noted that U>« Major Army Area Communications Mr. ' Minngiic said he The Township First Aid was under constant observa- Invited Abroad items by Montgomery Ward Matt Mason Miin In Space se- thought this would be impos- Squad took the victim to the tion by the Swedes .who The Japanese government kind wild be kind to him onco stocked by Montgomery Ward ries by Maltcli Toys already System, has been awarded an sible, but Mayor Grubb said hospital. Patrolman John watched him with binoculars Invited him to represent the more, especially in Eaton- for the Christmas selling sea- had captured the fancy of outstanding performance rat- the proposal should be looked Wagner is investigating. all night. ^ U.S. In Osaka for Expo 70 town, N.J. son. several local boy3 and space ing and quality Increase. into. i 14 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BA.VK. MTDDLETOVFX, N. J.: FRJDXY, JULY 11, 1969. Indians9 Hawk, Twins' Killebrew Blast Homers Spelling Victory By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ning runs in the 11th. said last night after San Francisco's brilliant Hawk Hairelson, Ms wings stiff from half Harrelson's homer raised his season's batting right-hander tamed the Dodgers 3-0 on three a season on the ground, is starting to stir and average to .205 — about 80 points less than Kille- hits, one a bunt. "He's got all the pitches and his pace, for the last week at least, is almost brew. The Twins' slugger lifted his major league he throws them all over the plate." as fast as Harmon Killebrew's, who's been flying leading RBI total to 86 with a run-scoring single Well, almost all, according to Marichal, who all year long. and his homer helping Minnesota to a 6-0 lead said he jammed his thumb while grounding out Both Harrelson and Killebrew hammered against Kansas City. with the bases loaded for the final out of the home runs yesterday helping Cleveland and Min- Then the Royals stormed back on homers second inning. nesota to victories and continuing hot slugging by Lou Piniella, Chuck Harrison and Mike Fiore, "It's so sore it feels like it's broken," he streaks. but they fell one run short. moaned. "My control was bad (he walked three) Harrelson's shot, which helped the Indians "It started out like a laugher," said Min- and I couldn't throw my curve ball for strikes whip Detroit 7-5 in 11 innings was his fourth in nesota Manager Billy Martin, "but it nearly after I hurt the thumb, so I only threw the the last seven days. Killebrew, with five homers ended up a crier. We really need a game where curve to show it to them. You have to throw, in seven days, drilled his 25th of the year in the guys can go out-and relax, but it wasn't everything against this team. I threw a lot of Minnesota's 6-5 victory o\%r Kansas City. to be." screwballs." In other American League games, Baltimore Oakland, 3'^ games back of the Twins, kept Marichal's masterpiece was the Giants' third trimmed Boston 5-4 and Oakland bombed Chi- pace by whacking Chicago. The A's exploded consecutive triumph and 10th in 13 games, en- cago 12-2. California's game at Seattle was post- for eight runs in the fourth Inning — their big- abling them to creep within 2'^ games of the poned by rain and New York and Washington gest single inning of the season and John "Blue pacesetting Dodgers in the NL West although were not scheduled. Moon" Odom coasted to his 12th victory with remaining in fourth place. Atlanta is one-half In the National League, Cincinnati nipped 'a three-hitter. game out and Cincinnati two back. Houston 5-4 in 10 innings, Pittsburgh took Mon- Sal Bando poled a three-run homer in the Willie McCovey, who fouled a ball off his treal 2-1 In 11, Chicago tripped New York 6-2, big inning as the Athletics sent 11 men to the foot Monday and hadn't played since, boomed St.•, Louis battered Philadelphia 9-3, San Fran- plate and collected seven hits. Rick Monday a two-nin double in the third following singles by cisco shout out Los Angeles 3-0 and Atlanta also homered for Oakland and Luis Aparlcio Bobby Bonds and Willie Mays, saddling Don dumped San Diego 3-1. arid Buddy® Bradford connected for Chicago. Sutton, 11-9, with his fourth straight setback. .^ Harrelson, who tpok timje off. before battling Frank, Robinson, who had smashed his 20th Hank Aaron started Atlanta toward, snap- ''Detroit to put a verbal blast' on his ex-manager, h8mer earlier, singled home Paul Blair with ping a three-game losing streak with a two- Gil Hodges, then teed off on the Tigers. He walked Baltimore's winning run in the bottom of the run double in the first inning following Felipe in the fifth, stole second, took third on a fielder's tninth inning against Boston. Alou's infield hit and a walk to Felix Millan. choice and scored on a sacrifice fly for the In- Three homers by Carl Yastrzemski, Rico San Diego starter Dave Roberts, making his dian's first run, Petrocelli and Joe Lahoud — the last one in the second major league appearance, failed to re- HIGHWAY ROBBERY — Now York MeU1 left fielder Cleon Jones (21) climb* tire a batter. CLEVELAND RALLIES ninth inning to tie the game — kept the Red the wall to catch ball, robbing Chicago Cubs' Ron Santo of a tame run yejter- Then he rapped his 14th homer of.the year Sox in the game. The Padres collected 12 hits — four by with a man on in the seventh as Cleveland rallied Juan Marichal's right thumb is pretty sore Ollie Brown — off Jim Britton and Claude Ray- day. Center fielder Tommie Ao.ee, right, backs up the playr Which came with for four runs to take the lead. Norm Cash's but there's nothing wrong with bis arm: Just mond — Cecil Upshaw got the final out — but two Cub rur»ner» on base in th« fourth inning. Chicago brokeJhe *pel! of fvUtd. pinch homer tied it for the Tigers in the bottom ask the Los Angeles Dodgers. scored only in the eighth on Roberto Pena's mania In Shea Stadium, 6-2, with a fiv**run outbunt In the fifth inning. half of the inning but Tony Horton's bases- ••„ "He's the best pitcher in the National homer, his second. It was the Padres' -30th de- loaded, two-out single drove in Cleveland's win- League," Los Angeles Manager Walter Alston feat in the last 35 games. (AP WirtpWtel How They Stand Metronauts Are NATIONAL LEAOCE EHI Division : W L Pet. GB „ > ... A3 33 616 p»w~?orll -.'.« 3S !ST3 ItUburrh ...« 43 ,4M Back to Earth " >ul« 43 43 v.488 ttsiita .37 46 .446 Cleveland 34 81 NEW YORK (AP) - BiU_ _ Billy,„ wmkp .Jfbi|ow«d ,_— " wiiii DIVUIOB -- — ,—;- -rwm DlvUIW Los Angeles <> 35 .MSJ3 Minnesota .....4» 35 .M3 •- Hands pitched a thretwiit- with a sacrifice fly, scoring ; Atlanta .....JK) 87 .SIS V4 Oakland 44 37 .543 Vi Cincinnati ...-. .45 35 .563 2 Se»ttl« ,. „ .38 44 ;<52 10H ter and Ron Santo's two-run Hands on a close play at the Ban FrancMJCO ..._...4» S> .582 2'i Chicago 31 47 .440 12 homer keyed a five-run fifth Houston _...4S 4a .489 8 KanMU City- .39 49 .424 MH plate. When catcher Jerry_ Bah Ditto M «o .328 J2'4 California 31 U .373 J7 t inning -as the Chicago- Cubs Yesterday's • , VgitardU!i RMglt. Grote threw to second base- CJiIeagofc-New York I cievelandZT. Detroit .5,'II inntngi shook off a-iive-game-losing Cincinnati t, Houston; 4, 10 In- trying to get.Beckert, who •Baltimore 5, Boston- 4 streak with a 6-2 victory Oakland 12. Chicago * ifttiburch 3. Montreal 1, 11 in- Minnesota 6, Kanau City I over the New York Mets yes- was advancing on the throw, II."'LOUH 6, Philadelphia 3 California at Seattle, rain the ball got past Ken Bos- Atlanta 3. San Diego 1 Only games scheduled terday. - tan Francisco 3, Los Angeles 0 TonJght's Games well, enabling Kesslnger to California (Meiseramlth 8" at The triumph, which Today'! Oanw> Oakland (Krausse 2-4), night score from third. Montreal (Stoneman 4-13) at Niw Chicago (PeUn 6-M at Kansas snapped New York's seven- York TMoAndrew 2-21 ntiht eny < Butler 44). night PMtadilphta (Champion 3-3) at game victory string,, boosted Santo then lashed his 17th Chicago (Selma 0-31 Cleveland (McDowell 10-1) at De- PUUburfh (Walkor D-0) at It. troit (Wilson 6-7 or Hlller 2-2) back to four games the Cobs' homer over the left field XIOUIB iCarlton 10-6), nlcht Seattle (Brabender 7-5»" at Min- Cincinnati (Culver 94) at Houiton nesota (Kaat 7-6i, night ' lead over the Mets in the wall, chasing Gentry, J and (Wilson »•?>, night New York (Stottlemyra 1J.6> at National League's Eastern Atlanta tJarvis 84) at San Ditto Washington (Bosnian 6-2), night assuring the Cubs the victory (Kellty 4-51. night : Bo.n iCulp 1-6 iM Undll 4-4) Division. after dropping the first two San Francisco (Perry lft-7) at L01 at Baltimore (Leohard. 6-1 and AnielN (Dryidale 4-3), nllht Lopez 3-2j. 2, twi-night Jim Quails, who spoiled games of the series. Tom, Seaver's perfect game with a jiinth inning single the PROTECT YOUR FAMILY FROM PROWLERS mi STRAY night betofe, led'off the Cubs' DOGS. SAFEGUARD YOUR LAWN FURNITURI and SPRAYING OUT OF A TRAP — New Zealand's Bob Charles lerldf upl'ip^ oi sand at he jhoo+t buf'of a hurt- big inning with a double off SHRUBIIRY FROM THEFT OR DAMAGE. leer on the sixth hole of yesterday's second round of the British Open Golf Championship.' The left-handed CWIes starter Gary Gentry, 8-7. CHAIN LINK FENCE tacked a 69 onto his record-equaling opening round of 66 and shot into the lead with « tevan-under-par 135 Al Weis' error, a fielder's INSTALLED at the halfway mark. ^ " , (A? Wirephotp).. choice and Don Kessinger's single produced one run be- fore Glenn Beckett beat out a bunt single that loaded the bases. Uf HI \>—P yaur car l»»Hng Chicago (•) New York C) Charles Has Stroke Lead abrli abrh SH6WROOM NEW K's.'ier.si 4 11 Agtl.oT 2 11 B.okert.Jb 5 18 Bosw.lUb 4 11 with • igtnujnt LYTHAM ST. ANNES, En- tour, and Alex Caygill of En- fever and with his eyes teurchamplon Bruce Fleisher B.Wl'ms.rt 4 0 1 C. Jones.lt .4 0 0 If m«r«rl«l purchasedmi from ui—minimum of 100 ftst gland (AP)—Bob Charles, the gland were on 138. Jacklin of Hlaleah, Fla., Gay Brew- Sinto,3b 5 13 Bhamsky.rt 3 0 0 •streaming- almost as though Bank«,lb SOI OamU.So SOI New Zealander who lives on had a 70. he were crying, had a 71 and er of Dallas, and former U.S. W.Smlth.lf 3 0 0 Kran'pool.lb 4 0 0 smoNiz Hlcttm'n.rt 10 0 Orote.o 3 0 0 the U.S. golf circuit, dominat- Eleven Americans, in- was at 141 with Guy Wolstan- champion Lee Trevino of Dal- Hundley.o 4 0 1 Wetl.as 3 0 0 AMERICAN FENCE ed the 1969 British Open holme, an Englishman now las, all at 147. Fleisher shot Oualls.ot 4 13 Gentry, n 10 0 PASTE WAX JOB ION© BRANCH, N.J. CALL 222-8347 cluding Billy Casper and Hudi.p 4 10 Kooncp 10 0 championship for the second reigning U.S. Open-Champion based in Australia, and Peter a 73, Brewer a 71 and Trevino OMpar.ph 10 0 CtrawtUiP 0 0 0 ONLY straight day yesterday and OrviUe Moody at the cut- Thomson, the Aussie who has a 72. held a one-shot lead over a off'stage after 36 holes over won this 109-year-old crown George-Archer, 1969 Mas- JjYlO , 3»"2"3 dhlcam .000 1W 000-« SK9S star-studded field at the half- Royal Lytham's' 6,848-yard five times. . ters champion who shot a 79 -mm York ™-.....4OO 100 000-2 way point. links carrying a par of 35-36- Flayer of South Africa, who Wednesday, withdrew be- K—Wels, Boiwall. DP^Chlwgo 1, 71. The original 130 were re- cause of gastro-enteritis^nia New Tfljric 1. LOB-Chloa»o '^New 5 Free Demonstration The 33-year-old former bank shot a 68, and John Panton, clerk shot a 69 to go with duced to the low 70 and ties the British seniors champion heavy cold. Gardner Dickin- HR—Agee (13), sanio (17). SF—B! TAY5HORF and the magic figure was 151.'" WUllanuu - - - T~- RIDES Wednesday's 66 for 135,'seven from Scotland, had 142: son Jr., Palm Beacft Fla., af- IP HRKKBB«0 SIMONIZ CENTER under par. But he had little This left 73 competitors for Jack Nlcklaus of Columbus, ter a 74, sweated it out for a Hand! (W, 10-7)'' 3 2 2 4 6 109 MAIN ST. today's third round at which Oentry (L, 8-7) 4!S T « 5 2 1 reason to be cocky. Ohio, fired a 70 after a first long time before knowing Koonce . » 1 0 0 1 2 KEANSBURG THIS WEEK-END AT time they will be reduced to that he had made the next Ca'rdwell 2 3 0 0-0 1 Right behind him came Ire- round 75 and stood at 145. . HBP—by Hands Agee. T—2:23. 787-1885 45 and ties for tomorrow's fi- round-. He wound up with a A-36.012. land's 44-year-old Christy O'- Other American qualifiers nal. two round score of 150 — just RIVER PLAZA MARINA Connor, who shattered were: one stroke inside the qualify- WEST FRONT ST., RIMER PLAZA Charles' course record by one Casper strung together an- Davis Love Jr., Atlanta, 73- ing mark. 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. stroke with an incredible 65 other ene-under-par 70 to add 145; Bert Yancey, Tallahasse, SUMMER for 136. to his tidy 70 of Wednesday Fla., 71-143; Ray Floyd, Lake MM——•• Tony Jacklln of England, for a 140 — five shots off the Havasu City, .Ariz., 70-144; OPEN FREE ARROW another tournament - tough- pace. Miller Barber, Sherman, PLAY NITES PANELING STAPLE GUN ened player of the American Moody, suffering from hay Tex., 75-144 and U.S. Ama- with the purchaw of $100 or more of any of SPECIAL rh* PANELING LUted Mow • 10.95 VALUI —A MECHANIC'S TOOL McLendon, Lively Post 66 • WHILE STAPLIRS LAST • CASH N- CARRY ONLY • 18-HOLE — PAR 3 • OFFER ENDS JUNE 19 GOLF COURSE NEED AN EXTRA CHAIRT~ Atio! • Driving Range AROUND THE HOMI7 mm (M TEGS) STURDY FOLDING MOflE FUN TO RIDE THAN EDINA.'Minn. (AP)-Mac comers and also-rans. Hooper. They joined a large ANYTHING AFLOAT! • 9 HoU Pitch & Putt Court* CHAIR McLendon, a lanky long.'shot, In the group at 68, two group that Included Terry Dill • Practice Putting Gr«*n • exclusive 24 hp water cooled • Prffialthtd In engine powers Jet-turbine, and John Lively, up from the strokes off the pace, were and former Masters cham- Holts to 180 yd>. Wattrholts, Sand Traps. chole* of walnut skims you over waves at qualifying ranks, posted early George Smith, who got in as pion Bob Goalby. or narural speed3 up to 35 mph. 66s yesterday, then sat back an alternate; teaching pro . Lively, a 29-year-old Texan LADIES' DAY TUESDAY • Rotj. 7.50 • electric Ignition gives and watched the scores stand Dave Gumlia; Church Court- in his third year on the tour, • Spaetol prleo on larfo you Instant starts. quanHlUt • no propeller and ' up for the first round lead in ney; Dave Stockton, and vet- had to qualify in Monday's PRO SHOP NOW unique hydroplane r«g. the rookie - dominated $100,- eran J. C. Goosie. round to make it into the rich Johnny Albertl, Pro. 4x7 Coral 4.50 3.80 design lets you 3.25 Patio Blocks ride Sea-Doo 000 Minnesota Golf Classic. Twenty - eight players bet- event. 4x8 Wh«ot 4.95 More than half of the field tered par in the morning He has won only $1,030 in of- 4x8 Nutwood o.25 4.75 • 211x8"»l*11 over obstacles • COFFEE SHOP 3.95 c — play close 4x8 Coral 4.95 was still out on the sunny 6,- round, but only about half ficial money this year but had 7.98 • Red—Green— to snore. • that number managed to do it it all going in his first round 4x8 Elm 9.97 Yellow—Black 913-yard par 71 Bradmar Golf TWINBROOK 4»8 Hut 7.25 S.80 26. . Club course when McLendon in the afternoon. of the 72-hole tournament. He 4x8 Fancy Cherry 13.50 10.9S NON-CLIMBABU and Lively finished, but their The best of those, at 69, didn't have a bogey and GOLF CENTER 4x8 Flamingo Elm 9.10 7.2S five-under par rounds were were Frank Beard, Mason notched five birdies, all on JUMPING BROOK ROAD. 4x8 Platinum 7.25 S.80 FENCE out of reach even under the Rudolph, Tom Shaw and Herb approach shots that left him Off Rout* 66 4x8 Walnut 7.25 S.80 H oAuoe NEPTUNE, N. J.—77S-1566 4x8 White Orchid 7.50 S.85 X SO' S.M Rofl "near perfect golfing condi- putts of six feet or lesg, 4x8 Ant. Birch Dk. 8.75 i.95 M' MO Roll 100' 10.11 Roll ' tions. PoHer-Nicoletti 4*8 Lixlngton IN* 1M9 Ktll Two at 67 Grttlt 7.25 5.80 11 GAUOR | Homero Blancas and Dan Win hi Santelle 4x8 Andorra Whits 7.00 5.60 10O\ 13l<] Roll 4x8 Granada Jad* 7.IO 7.25 .. - 1«0' 1J.4J Roll Sikes, the defending cham- LITTLE SILVER - Action 4x8 P««jn 7.25 5.80 •0" X 100' 11.9] Roll pion, came the closest, each began in the annual Santelle 4x8 L» Antlqu. 72" X 10? 17.00 Mil AS STEEL FBNCB one stroke back at 67. And Tennis Tournament here yes- Birch 8.34 4.95 POSTS IN STOCK 9UAYFUL both of their rounds were shot terday. SEE THE FRIENDLY GUYS AT ASA in the morning competition. Harold Potter and Richard Scores generally were very Nicoletti teamed to whip Get low but the greens spiked up George Hrivnak and Stan together and became faster in the af- Mater, 4-6, 7-5, 6-3, in the tonight RED BANK *Tr»d» Mirk Bombardier Ltd. > tornoon competition and none first round of the doubles of (he afternoon starters draw. V THItH LUMBER mounted serious challenges. nutuet The Potter and Nicoletti phone. ncoMt and SUPPLY CO. RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS With most the glamor tandem wero down, 5-1, in the It costs 741-5B0Q names of the game in Kng- second set before they rallied so little AUTHORIZED DEALER land for the British Open or to win the last six games of to call , MONMOUTH ST. Cor. P««ri md Wall. Raj lank 11*1. Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886 Red Bank just taking some time off, it the set and go on to take the anywhere. Op* bally 7:30 A.M.-I:30 P.M.i SAT. 7i30 A.M.-I P.M. was a field day for the new- match. I, ' << THE DAILY REGISTER, RF.D BANK • MIDDI.ETWN, \. J.: FRIDAY, JULY 11, 2069- 15 Little League

Middletown National, Man- Ocean Township for their se- asquaniBrielle; Spring Lake cond round contest. Heights and Belmar scored Big Innings opening round victories last night, as action in the Dis- Manasquan-Brielle- scored trict 11 Little League Tourna- three runs in the first inning ment got under way at five and four more in the fourth sites. to malpe the going easy for pitcher^Larry White against The Middletown Nationals Lincroft Alpha. White gave blanked Howell Central, 3-0, up five hits and a walk, and at Union Beach; Manasquan- struck out two batters. Loser1 BrieUe whitewashed Lincroft Art Cormier was rapped for Alpha, 7-0, at Ocean Town- 10 hits. He failed to walk a • ship; Spring Lake Heights man while whiffing eight. narrowly eliminated Freehold Gundy and Andy Morgan, Boro, 2-1, at Spring Lake-Sea Jim Dickerson and Doug Girt, and Belmar nipped Lang sparked the winners' Millstone-Roosevelt, 2-1, in at' the plate, with Gundy ._' nine innings at Marlboro. Morgan collecting three hits, In the fourth Section I en- two singles and a double. counter, Middletown Ameri- - Fowler Hero ' can and North Wall battled A double by Walter Fowler, to a 1-1 stalemate after nine MOTHER THANKS YOU. GRANDMOTHER THANKS YOU — Little League is evi- GET OUT THERE AND ... — Manager George Scott of Greely's Fuel has a few sending home Dave White- innings of play. The contest dently more than a game lor youngsters 10 to J 2 years old. Adult participation rang- side who had walked, gave choice words to say to his pitcher Hi|lary Lunney in the dugout. Hillary was the win* will be resumed from the Belmar its nine-inning wfii es from advice to cheers to looks of utter disdain. ning pitcher in this.game against Lincroft Pharmacy. , r point of Interruption today at over Millstone-Roosevelt. &45 p.m. af the same place, Ashury Park. " Winning pitcher «Larry Perrine struck out 15 and Jimmy- Warren hurled a yielded seven hits. Hard-luck one-hitter for the Middletown loser Ronald Springsteen per- Americans, as Jimmy Anto- mitted only three safeties. netti drove in the first and Manasquan-Brielle will now only run that was needed to tangle with Belmar Wednes- oust Howell Central. day at Union Beach. Singles Decisive Fan Appeal Three consecutive second inning singles and a ground- North Wall's Jimmy' Spina- poont carried 22 strikeouts ... Still So New out proved decisive in Spring Lake Heights' victory over into tonight's 10th inning ByJONNI FALK and Young. Jerry also knows . Freehold Boro. against the Middletown RICH NICOLETTI Americans in the suspended that the hitters "drive Cadil- The winners scored in the game. Spinapoont was down The great Little League lacs. "L'd rather hit a homer., top of the first inning on Tom 1-0 when the Amerks tallied controversy '*. continues. The, than catch a nb-hitter," he Percello's single, a two-base their run in the secoad in- arguments on whether it has says. But to him, the sheer outfield error and a ground- value or. not are endless, and ning on Kurt Kreighbaum's , joy of catching is in throwing out, but Freehold Boro quick- double and an error. North one national magazine a runner out. > ly drew even on Paul Cono- Wall tied it up in the fourth seems to take particular de- ver's home run in its half against starting pitcher light in rapping it. Pitcher Hiilary Lunney of the opening frame. Ricky , Palagano, who gave Like it or not, Little League must be" a Sandy Koufax or Jack Algor, Steve Sweeney way to Kreighbaum in the is apparently here to, stay. Bob" Feller fan.. "I'd rather _ .and, John..Allen.rapped ..hits... sixth inning: -— As a matter-of- -factj-Uttle—.~strike_a_guy~ out_than -get ' for Spring Lake Heights in Games Tomorrow •League seems to have all the -'him to pop up or ground out the top of the second, and District 11 competition will qualities that baseball must .on one pitch," he says, Algor came home with the continue four games tomor- have had. at its birth 100 -How does he. feel.if he —winning run on" the Jinfield rowj Shorell TrMBorovs. — bouncer. ^ years ago,__ _.. .._..... Spring Lake-Sea Girt at forget it quickly." After the early scoring Noise, interest ... it's all Spring Lake Heights in Sec- there. winning pitcher Mark Karl For third baseman Al Turi, tion I, and Matawan Ameri- baseball is a game of and loser Mike Curatola fired "OK, Hill, nice ;and fluid can vs. Middletown Pacific thought. When there are men ,»blanks the rest of the way. now, right to the glove!" at Ocean Township, Freehold on and the pitcher is in his Karl, who permitted four o4!0^ "Two out, run on anything Township vs. Marlboro at windup, "I think of what I hits, struck out seven and hit, what's the matter with Asbury Park, and Howell GET RID OF THAT DUST—Catcher Jerry Buttarbrodt am going to do with that ball walked none. Curatola was you?" "Come on, come on, South vs. Neptune West- at spends a good deal of time digging bis pitcher's if it comes to me . . . how jtouched for six safeties and we need this guy. 'At's it!" Manasquan-Brielle in Section many on ... how many out tosses out of the dirt, and a cool drink between 'innings Sounds like the buzzing JI walk -while fanning seven. II openers. All games begin ... I think of it all." THAT'S THE IDEA — The cardinal rule — keep your Middletown National and at 5:45 p.m. comes u'n handy. that goes on between the Spring Lake Heights will players during a baseball After 100 years, baseball eya on +he ball — has never changed in 100 years of j _ meet Wednesday, July 16, at is still a game for people of baseball. Head down, wrists snapping,, hips rotating, all ages. It will probably still Wrong. be the same 100 years from, young Ted Stainer seems to have the right idw. j It's the parents of the play- now. (Register Staff Photol j Allaire to Host ers yelling to their sons dur Central Jersey San Francisco Slugger ing, a playoff game in Lin- croft. Collie Exhibit "Hey mister, where are FAILED INSPECTION?... WE CAN FIX IT!! ALLAIRE - The Central you from? The Yankees? Jersey Collie Club Inc. will McCovey Gets NL NodThe New York Yankees?" present an American Kennel "Hey Chip, .whatsa matter Club sanctioned show Sun- By JACK HAND Aaron and Santo as repeaters divided between divisions with you, can't you take a ; day, July 20, at Allaire Park. NEW YORK (AP) - Willie from 1968 by outdistancing with four from the East and hint?" The match will be divided McCovey, San Francisco Dennis Menke of Houston 228- four from the West. Chicago "Hey mister, I'm the homerun slugger, topped the 103. Into sweepstakes and regular and Atlanta each had two catcher!" National League All-Star poll Johnny Bench, Cincinnati's But in the dugout and on classes with dogs competing starters and Cincinnati, San by sexes. Each division will released today and newcom- fine catcher, won in a breeze the field, baseball is still the , be divided into four parts: ers Felix Mfflan of Atlanta over Randy Hundley of the Francisco, New York and same as it has been for a puppies 2-4, 4-6, 6-9, and 9-12. and Cleon Jones of the New Cubs, 261-76. Only four catch- Pittsburgh one each. A total century. Anybody who says "The contest is limited to dogs York Mets made the starting ers received votes and there of 40 players received votes it is losing its popularity can line-up as first time selectees. with no major points. . were none for Jerry Grote of with Menke getting 103 at, talk to kids like Jerry Butter L .Starting rtime for the McCovey, the Giants' first the Mets, the 1968 starter. brpdt, Middletown's 11-year- baseman, narrowly edged short anchl9 at second base. —.sweeps .will be 12:30 p.m., old catcher. Hank Aaron, Atlanta's right Matty Alou, Pittsburgh and the regular class will Every Cincinnati starter, Jerry says, "I'm here be- fielder, 296-295, for the most center fielder who leads the begin at 2:30. Entries will except the shortstop, received cause I like baseball. If votes cast in the annual .b majors in hits, was voted in- be taken from 10:30 a.m. "votes. TOrHefenatog cham-~ "don't play KereTT^play in the neighborhood,-Usually,..I Walnut trophies will be managers. pion Gardinals-polled-a-total: play at least three games a / awarded in these categories: The vote, announced by time and fifth straight as a of 21 votes, 16 for outfielders starter, and the Mets' Jones, week." best. in sweeps, best in Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, Lou Brock and five for sec- who is the league's leading match, best puppy dog, best determined the eight starters, ond baseman Julian Javier. SAFETY puppy bitch, best puppy, pitchers excluded, who will hitter. The only Met, except Jones, Beacon Caddies . best junior handler, best face the American League The top three outfielders to get a vote was second , adult dog, best adult bitch July 22 at Washington. The were Aaron 295, Alou 239, CHAMPION baseman Ken Boswell with Team With Gals j and best adult. Four ribbons Nationals have won six in a and Jones 152. Next best was Our popular replacement tire with one. Two -teams got one vote: ' will be awarded in each cate- row and hold a 21-17 edge in Boberto Clemente of Pitts- LEONARDO - The ladies •full 4-ply nylon cord body forsafety, Montreal with outfielder Rus- teamed with the caddies in i. gory. the series. burgh, a four-time batting SUP-R-TUF rubber for long, mile- ty Staub, and Philadelphia team 'play yesterday at the u Sweepstakes judge will be Pilots Pick Hurlers champ, with 56, followed by age; and deep precision tread for Cincinnati's- Pete Rose, the with shortstop Don Money. Beacon Hill Country Club 'i Mrs. Terry Burford; Miss Managers Red Schoendienst excellent traction. 1968 batting king, with 53. San Diego's expansion team here. ' • ' r Shelley Roos will judge in of the St. Louis Cards and Mays Ranks Sixth didn't get one vote but the the regular class. Mayo Smith of the Detroit Low gross honors went to Buy Now and Save! Tigers, the 1968 World Series Willie Mays of the Giants, rules call for at least one on Mrs. Walter Gillette and rivals, will select the pitchers who holds a host of All-Star the squad from each league •Mike Dolly with their com- CHARGE IT Horse Show Set and other members of the 28- records, ranked sixth among club. ««-. . • . • bined 177. Low net laurels at man squads to be announced the outfielders with only 49 151 were reaped by Mrs. Ly- Convenient Terms For Dutch Neck in the next 10 days. Starters, votes but he undoubtedly will Twin Borbs-Routs -t.man—Johnson.'-.and. Butch except pitchersrmust -play at be picked-to the- team-by- Vastn ACL SIZES ON DUTCH NECK"- The West freehold for ninth, ' SALE Windsor Volunteer Fire Com- least the first three innings. Manager Schoendienst. It was •Finishing one-two-three in TaMui Bladraib TUMMI Wbiumls Fri. Mays, in the unlikely role of Twin Boros extended its' SUE EictuTn pany will hold its third annual Millan's victory over Glenn gross; score among the cad- . btTin 2nd Tin WTiii 2* Tin a sub for ailing Pete Rose, Ed Carleton Memorial (PirTk.| Horse Show Sunday at the Beckert, the highly regarded dies were Jack'Brown, 79; IS 00-13 $20.00 •12.00 423.00 *I3.8O •1.59 who was the Most Valuable Matt Mathis Farm, Conover second baseman of the Chica- League record to 9-1 last Dave "Witterschein, .83, and S.60,15 20.75 12.45' 24.00 14.40 1.79 Rd., here. The show will'start go Cubs, was one of the most Player in last year's 1-0 Na- night with a 10-3 rout of Free- Dolly, 8ft' Vasto .won low net 6.50-13 21.00 12.60 24.25 14.55 1.79 at 9 a.m. and admission is interesting developments. It tional League win at Houston.. hold behind John Dancey. 7.00'13 21.50 12.90 24.25 14.55 l.9« with his 73, while Dave Grey - 23.25 13.95 4.07 free. was the closest contest on the The starters were evenly Dancey, who yielded four and John Waldeman shared 7.35-15 26.50 15.90 2 OB ticket with Millan, making the 23.75, 2.S0 Silver plate and six ribbons hits and three walks while the runner-ua spot with 74s. 7,75-15 14.25 27.00 16.20 2.21 will be offered in each of 35 squad for the second time, 8.JS-U 'striking out five, helped his ' Hjgh gross award went fo S 15 15 , 27.25 16.35 30.50 18.30 2.33 classes of the English Divi- beating Beckert 137-110. caddy Joe LeVigne, "while a 55.H 3O.QO 2.57 Ballot Box own cause with a bases- B 45-15 18.00 33.00 19.80 2.57 sion. The Western Division In the only other close com- 2.79 ~ NEW YORK (AP) How the loaded triple in the winners' Mrs. Robert Lehman had 9.0O-15 36.50 21.90 will consist of 16 classes with petition, the Cubs were the National League players voted to 28J determine their lineup for the All seven-run fifth inning. John fewest putts, 29, among the All pikfli a trophy and six ribbons in winners when Ron Santo took Star game with Che American Gaddis' three-run home run members. each. third base over the challenge League at WuhMffgton on Tuesday, July 22: also came in the. explosive Mrs. Carlyle Miller having Information may be ob- of Tony Perez of Cincinnati, CATCHER — John Bench,' Cin- Check our everyday low prices on famous cinnati, ?61; Randy Hundley. Chi- frame. been crowned the winner of tained from Mrs. Russell Dan- 196-151. cago, w: Tom Haller, Los AnKelenl , 0 2; Manny Sangulllen, Pittsburgh, In other Carleton action the President's Cup competi- sizer, 148 Prospect Dr., Don Kessinger, the Cubs' 2. Champion $ Hightstown. shortstop, joined McCovey, FIRST BASK — Willie McCovey, last xnight Ocean Township's tion, the ladieg next Thurs- 8an Francisco. 296; Lee May, Cin- Full 4-Ply Nylonl CordCd TiTires 6 OO-13 TubolMI cinnati, 33; Ernie Banks, Chicago, Rusty Fink fired a three-hit, day will' begin qualification 32. A high quality, low coot tiro with Firestone Plui 11,59 F»d. 6-0 shut out at Point Pleas- for the Vice President and EocltaUi, ia!a«t: SECOND BASK — Felix Millan, KUIMt-TUF rubber for long mileage. AS Atlanta, 137; Glenn Beckert, Chi- ant Beach. Treasurer's Cups. and (ir« off your CJ cago, 110: Tommy Helms, Cin- 9 cinnati, M>; Denis Menke, Hotfston, 19; Bill Mnzeroskl, PttsburRh, 6; : Julian Javier, St. Louis, 5; Ken See us. Now for a/iypur autohwii\/et:truc i6; Tony Perez, Cincinnati, 151; Richie Hobner, 3. thru SHORTSTOP — Don Kessngtr, Chicago, 228; Donls Monke, Hous- AUGUST 7 ton. 103; Sonny Jackson, Atlanta. C C P OCEANPORT. NJ.' 7; Don Money. Philadelphia, 1; COMING HI-LIGHTS Freddie Patek. I'ltLihurith, li 2 mils: from Garden OUTFIELDERS — Hank Anron, State Parkway, Exit 105 $100,000 Atlanta, 295: Mntty Alou, Pitts- burgh. 232; Cleon Jones, New York, AMORY L. HASKELL 1!>2; Roberto CltMiiunlt1, l'itl.ilnirKh, Take a One-Day, Fun-Day, 110; Pete nose Clnelnnntl, 53; Wil- MIDDLETOWN TIRE CO. lie Mnyo, San Franclnco, 1»; Willy Holiday ANY Day... , HANDICAP Btargellnut IKCII, Plltntmrghi iMttmirHNi, «»ii.; mil,Hill)y Wit- •-••-• Tolnn, 'CHILDREN UNDER II NOT ADMITTED Sat., July 12 llSuns, Chicngo, AH; nob 1325 HWY. 35 MON. and WED. 9-A Onclntiatl, 34; Alex Jfrunnon,, Cln- cinnati, 31__.; Lou Urock_ , St. Lous, TUES.-THURS.-FRI. 9-f 16; Kellpe Alou, Atlanta, 5; Jimmy MIDDLETOWN POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM Wynn Houston, 3"; Bobb-'••-•y Bond• 671-2484 SAT. 8.30-5:00 Ban Francisco, 1; Riuty Btaub, JlontrMJ, 1. 16 -THE DAILY REGISTER, FED BANK • MIDDLETOW>\ N. J.I FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1969- SURF Wrestling ' FIELD AND STREAM in tiatt. Deck Cleared Tonight p Slammers Entries "•'- •"•--•" "»-•>•- Selection&<%•«.»+;< s ASBURY PARK - The or return of girl grapplers to By DICK RIKER " 1$T-«4.000| C goiml*n (Brumlletd) 6-1 1-Princess Kanace, Formal Who OetJ It (NB) 101 Amber Countew (Kallai) 6-2 the Shore area after a lapse Biggest news among the angling fraternity must be the Edjewood iThu. uDurg) Jerry Mecca (NB) 20-1 Deb, Cnoicy Pet of 20 years, coupled with a Cfcolcy Pet (Hole i 4-1 Princess Poppy (Blum) 10-1 arrival of the Jersey Slammers. The lack of decent sized RoyaJ Souffle (Suarezi 151 MIM Devereux (Blum) 4-1 2—Tony Parent!, Pappa's tag team championship and bluefish is apparently over and chumming operations are Noble Ellen (BrumMeid) 20 1 Best, Stormy Thor three man-to-man battles, Now Uaten (Blum) 61 (TO-Alw.; 3 4 4 yo.! lft (Turt). now going full blast from all ports between Barnegat and Formal Deb (Balt&zar) 5-2 Pashamln (NB) '}} J—Eleven Indians, Three will highlight the inaugural Bonnie Morn (Maple) 8-1 Montle Burns (Maple) - 4-1 Sandy Hook. Princes* Kanacc iMlcell) 6-1 Our Golden Laiiy (NB) 201 , Giant Steps, Greatech wrestling card of the season Wednesday found the party packets fishing the area Traillo Gal (Korte) 151 Ked Ohorus (NB) 6-1 Piper Maid (NBl 20-1 Director (Broufisard) a-* 4-Mlssy Ro, Mishmash, in Convention Hall tonight. around the BA buoy. This lies due east of Long Branch Sraarty Kaj> (NB) 20-1 Mlnle Ball (Kaasen) 4-1 First bout will enter the ring Join The Waves (Mlceli) 8-1 Elopdat and on the edge of the Mud Hole. " SND—(4,700; Clml.i 3 * * yoi 6-1. Uzat S. (Blum) 3-1 at 9 p.m. The boats hit fish solid at one o'clock and were still Salt Mine (Oordero) 12-1 5—Amber Countess, Miss Count Porter (Hole) 81 7TH-*5,0OQ; Clmt.i 3 yo.; 1-mlle. 'r. The Fabulous Moolah and bailing fish when it got time to pick up the hook and Trainer George (Broueaard) 8-1 Le Paon (Jlrrflnez) 10-1 Devereux, Imahlt Beerlch (Bruinneld) 21 Oul Day (Kallail 3-1 Donna Christinella wrestle head for home. Skippers reported that Stormy Thor (Culmone). 4-1 Seven's Take All (NB) 8-1 G-Mlnie Ball, Director, Liz- these were big blues running from eight Jlmtone (GhoquoUe) 15-1 Key Ladybird (Maple) . 7-2 Vivian Vachone and Rita Tony Parentl (Kallai) . 8-1 Gamma Gamma (Jlmlnez) 10-1 zie S. Boucher in the powder puff to 14 pounds. Pappa'a Best (Maple) 5-2 Jim Ross (Falkland 12-1 Evle's Beau (Nolan) 15-1 Run Rita Run (Korte) 1»-1 7-Key Ladybird, King Au- battle. Professor Toro Ta- FROSTING ON CAKE One Appeal (Mlcell) - 6-1 rora, Jim Ross To put frosting on the cake, anglers on 3KD—U70O! Clmj.I 3 yo; lft-mlle. King Aurora (Harrison) 5-2 naka and Mitsu Arakawa will Side Attraction (Imparato) , 10-1 Strawberry Fields (Kall&O 10-1 8-Hexagon, Night Cloud, defend their tag team cham- board the Sea Horse and the Fisherman, Lorelei Miss (Maple) 3-1 Beautllul Bart (MonacelH) 20-1 8TH—(8,500; Alw.; 3up-; 8-f.I (Tnrl). Little Red Onion pionship against Victor Ri- both sailing out of the Highlands Marina, Solemn Promise (Hole) 4-1 New Edition 2nd (Brunrfield) 10-1 averaged 12 to 14 fish per man according Eleven Indians (M&ag) 8-1 Hexagon (Mlcell) 8-5 9—Sad Enough, Tinderbox, vera and Haystack Calhoun Sporty Red (Brousaard) 6-1 County Monaghan (Battamr) 6-1 • in feature sharing numbers. to marina manager John Sciortino. Three Giant Steps (MonacelH) 5-2 Little Red Onion (Harrison) 4-1 - Hat in the Ring With some favorable winds and tides, Greatecta (Blum) 4-1 Night Cloud (Thornburg) 5-2 Best Bet: Hexagon (8th) Moolah is the world's wom- Sir Belson (Cardone) 1M we can expect some consistent bluefishing HOOKED ON HOOK — 4TH—M,M0; Cling. I 3 yo Wiles; 6-f. Iron Ruler (Blum) "6-5 (Yesterday's winner: Miss en wrestling champion, but Blopdat (Thowiburg) »-l_ from now until early Sept. So get your Twelve - year • old Kenny Boone Tavern (NB) . 10-1 . 6TH—W.OO0; Cimg.; 3 yol 1-mlle, Parker, $11) her crown will not be at stake BIKER Mirny Ko (Imparato) . 4-1 TtodrTtoderroo t (Maple(Mp) , 3-1 gear ready and head for the party boat Mishmash (Mlcell) 3-1 HHa t I n ThT e RinRi g (NB) «-l tonight, it only being on the of.your choice. Meade, 10 Park .Ave.; Suba Ctrl (Maple) 7-2 AerobaUc (Blum)- 6-1- line when she faces a single QuUl Driver (Hole). . 10-1 -Final Coup (FelicJanb) 20-1 "Surfcasters are still picking a few stripers from the: ' ; Navesinlc,, hauled iijj his first lA £4M&) && „ CnleopMPlonietwfc) .,.•- L Scratches foe: The girls; who r'ange'be- : r f : Gay Hindu (Suarez) - 12-1 Bhlvoo (Cardone) 16-1 waSh these days even though (he best of the run "is" past! bass* 6n Sandy Hook and Brave Greek (Mafquez) 4-1 1—Smarty Kap . tween 135 to 149 pounds, are For the most part, those bass taken are small schoolies. BTH-W,0O0| Man.! t yo.| Bl.I BM-f. Pur Game' fMaple) i • 7-2 he's justly proud of it. The Mallory (Brouraard) 8-1 Which Way Doc (NB) 8-1. 2-^Iron Ruler equal to the male grapplers But enough big fish are lying around the jetties to keep Final Rush (FeUclano) 12-1 Sad Enough (Mlceli) fish weighed in at -eight Throw Out (Kallai) .- • 121 in every ilepartment—pound the angler's hopes high. . ImaMt (Simjet) 3-1 15-1 Track dandy and fast for pound, that is. Ralph Viviano of Long Branch walked into Giglio's pounds and is, 26 inches This is the fifth appearance Bait and Tackle Shop while I was there night before last. for the powder puff grapplers - Ralph slid a 25-pound 4-ounce striper on the scales that he since the athletic commis- had just taken. Skin divers have repeatedly reported big bass lying off the rock wall at Sandy Hook. But anglers- sion okayed them in March JERSEY SHORE BASEBALL LEAGUE after being banned for nearly trying their luck have found no action at the rock pile. 20 years. Moolah has been there. . , Weekend Schedule , EXPLORE BLUECLAW CRABS on four straight winning Baeza on Mr, Right SATURDAY, JULY 12 SUNDAY, JULY 13 teams in the Jersey bouts. If bass fishing must be called a bit slow Just now, perhaps^it is time to do some exploring for blueclaw crabs. 1 P.M. Y* Cottage Inn 1 P.M. DOUBLE HEADERS Tonight marks her first ap- Red Bank Tire Rumor reached me last night that crabs have been taken, Wall A.C. at pearance with Christinella. 5 P.M. Tuckerton A.C. Boucher is being groomed as above, the Rt.. 35 bridge in the Navesink. While I haven't at Wall A.C. Yc Cottage Inn the one with the most ability had time to get out there as yet and check the story, it is Ye Cottage Inn at Tuckerton A.C. at more than possible that there is something to it. In the Haskell 'Cap to take Moolah's crown, Va-- , Howell Youth Red Bank Tin If you don't wish to investigate rumors of crabs, how '' Red Bank Tire at Btlmar Merchant! at chone is a roughster. The two OCEANPORT — Braulio Daniel Schwartz, Frank Sina- Evan Jackson affirmed over- Belmar Merchant! Red Bank Tire should make for plenty of about doing a bit of fluke fishing. There has been enough action to justify a trip to the inside of Sandy Hook and Baeza will ride Mr. Right tra and Milton Rudin, was night that Baeza would have opposition for the champ and catch the last couple of hours of the incoming tide. . . . Iron Ruler, Big'Rock piloted to a front-running the mount in the Haskell. FRANK PORTER'S RED BANK TIRE her partner. SHREWSBURY AVENUE, SHREWSBURY 747-3404 w_J_like_te,.flslLj|lie;SaM_flat- and b^aiaJusL ninth oflflie - ." Candy tand Waterloo *Place . Suburban' Handicap victory ..Mr... Right is expected to• Tanaka and Arakawa, re- Coast Guard* docks. If the wind is a bit southwest, I can. will not run ... and A Latin on July 4 at Aqueduct by head a field Of nine under cent returnees from their na- drift the entire .flat. If the wind is contrary I can still Spin became a prospective . Anger Cordero jr. But Cor- topweight of 120 pounds. His tive Japan, will be up against anchor down and fish live killies. A few of the fluke taken starter, in yesterday's devel- dero's first-call status with opposition will be made up their stiffest test of the year^ there have run a bit better than four pounds each.« opments leading up to to- Cajumet. Farm tied him up of Elmendorf's Verbatim Calhoun is the heaviest ac- 7^The^halidayi)afty^bra&^ on the stable's Royal Ex- '(116), Frank J. Viggiani's tive grappler in the world at on fluke these days along with sea bass and sea robins. added' Aftiory L. Haskell change in 'tips Saturday's Sly Bird (115), Mrs. Lucien PANELING 625. Rivera is a shifty per- Seems to me that sea robins and fluke go together. You Handicap at Monmouth Park. • Olympia Handicap at Arling- Laurin's Beau Marker (113), former with power. Both can get a bit of fluke action at the Long Branch Fishing Mr. Right, racing under ton Park. Greentree Stable's The Uni- team events will be over the Pier as well, but frankly, the fluking there leaves con- the nom de course of Dansar After shopping early this versity (112), C. V.. Whitney's JUST ARRIVED best of three falls. siderable to be desired just now. Stable of the partnership of week, Mr. Right's trainer Chompion (111), Mrs. John L. Greer's Mr. Brogann 2,000 SHEETS (110), and John A. Manfuso's Famous Brand Name A Latin Spin (101), with E.' Full Program of Events Gay Drake's Swoonaway (112), a' possibility. MOUNTAIN A Latin Spin has won two To Test Best in Track of 16 starts this season, and LAKEWOOD — The third shot'put, discus, Javelin and lends another speed element WALNUT annual Lakewood All-Comers long jump. to the Haskell. His best ef- • 1st Quality Track and Field meet, sched- Events for high school boys forts have been racing on the uled Sunday at Lakewood are the 100,220, 440, 880, one- front end. He set all of the • 4x8 Sheets High School Stadium, once pace in the hV-mile Riggs mile and two-mile. Boys 11-12- • Deluxe Finish again expects to draw some 13 will compete in 100 and 440- Handicap at Pimlico this of the Bast's top athletes. yard dashes. In the boys 10- spring only to falter slightly REG. ip.66 ,, A full program of events and-under division, sprints near the wire to.be third a for men and women has been will be at 100 and 220 yards. neck away from Critics reg. NOW reg. NOW arranged by meet director Girls 13-and-under will com- Award. A Latin Spin was Peeantam : 6.20 2.99 Forest Pecan 10.60 5$9 Sanford Kalb. Open Age pete in a 75-yard sprint. also third to Promise in the Jennings Handicap for Mary- Altec Geld „.. 9.40 3.99 Surf loqrd .-..,.,,,..l|.20 M9 Group events for boys and Medals will go to the first Amazon Green .... 9.60 3.99 Avocado Oak 18.75 7.99 girls are also on tap. land-breds after being close "three finishers in each event. to the pace throughout. Green MM. Ath ..10.66 4.44 Charcoal Elm ...... 16,00 8.95 Men will compete in 100, Trophies will go to the win- 1ST—Ctaig.; 3 :t t yra.;l-70-yd«. Spanish Men 8.95 4.99 Prov'clal Cherry :.22.40 10.95 220 and 440-yard dashes; 880- ning teams' most valuable in- He's Special (Mlc'll) 11.00 6.40 4.80 Mltty Star (Oarramone) 21.6018.20 Firtfid* Chestnut.. 10.60 S.99 Huntsm'n Walnut .26.50 15.99 yard run, one-mile and two- dividuals in the men's and Hourlgen (Marquez) " 12.80 mile runs; one-mile and five- women's divisions.! 2ND—Cling. [3 jrrn.; »-f. Finest Jade (Baltasar) 8.00 4.20 3.20 mile walks; high jump, pole First events will start at Barkobo (Suarez) 4.20 3.20 FLINTKOTE vault, long jump, shot put, noon! Entry information is Carefree Cathy (Mlceli) 4.00 discuss, javelin and hammer. at Streamer* Freehold Raceway, America's overflow crowds which occur 747-5400 handle daily double and exac only a 2-point program — not 4 points oldest harness track, is pro- on holidays and Saturdays. ta wagering; men's comfort ceeding on a schedule mapped ' All of the service and ameni- facilities on the patio level; Bobby Banker says, out by F. Xeorge Tucker, ties comparable to the grand new stadium-type seats in as inadvertently advertised. '''don't run all over track president* and will be stand section will be installed grandstand section; 400 addi- completed well in advance of for infield fans. The features tional seats on the promenade 'With This Couponmnaa/3m 1 1 town paying bills .. > the Aug. 8 opener. include colorful lawn umbrel- and improved parking facili- With This Coupon ^ las and chairs, sanitary iacil- ties. Joseph V. McLoone, general FAMOUS BRAND manager, pointed out the ma- ities, refreshment stands, mu- The ascendancy of Freehold BRAKE and jor innovations were equally tuel windows and closed tele- vision circuit. Raceway as a major stop in divided between patron and the harness racing world has FRONT END SERVICE A Special Feed horsemen conveniences with Serve Public SHOCK a total cost exceeding $400,- resulted in record stall appli- To Keep Colts Frisky Other accommodations to cation. To alleviate the situa- ALL FOR 000. service the public include' a Here's what you get: ABSORBERS The principal change for . fully glass-enclosed patio ter- tion for the 1969 session, 55 ONLY Rich in Selected Protein ,. the racegoer will provide fa- race dining room; .air-condi- new stalls have been con- 1. Align front end • For muscle growth cilities for an additional 3,000 tioning of the patio area; new structed to house horses; thus enabling Don Roberts, direc- 2. Ad|ust brakei $4Q00 • Good bone formation 9 tor of racing, to take care of 4 • Moit American can Torsion Bar and • Nutritional health 755 head on the grounds. This increment was accomplished • Parts extra If needed Air Cond. Cars Extra Plus Installation bythe construction of a fire- FRED D. WIKOFF Open a convenience checking account. proof, cement block 52-stall barn and renovation of an- CO. NO MINIMUM BALANCE REQUIRED other barn. High Performance Tire Center 234 MAPLE AVENUE The half-mile racing sur- RED BANK face, built in 1967, has been 747-0552 "Where Your Safety Is Our Business" 71IF. HERE? PHONE! resurfaced and graded. The MoninotithCounty same treatment was given to the training track and many MAPLE AVE. at WHITE ST. RED BANK National Bank Take a minute other improvements have to let them know— been completed in the pad- dock and stable area to at- ,by phone. ! PHONE 747-5700 There's an office near you! tract the best horses to Free- NnfJineyBrll hold Kaceway, j •W I'M THE DAFLY REGISTER, RED BA.VK - MIDDLKTOB'N, N. J.. FRIDAY, JLLY 11, 1969 17 Billion

RED BANK — Deposits in Monmouth savings and loan associations of $196,358,- BANK 1968 1W9 . County's 25 banks and savings and loan in- 253.56. Belmar-Wall National $ 27,590,056.09 $ 30,315,479.81 stitutions soared over the one billion dol- Leading the list is the Central Jersey Central Jersey Bank & Trust 163,972,602.00 188,605,217.00 lar mark at the end of June. Bank and Trust Co. with . $188,605,217 in Eatontown National 12,159,694.00 14,217,683.00 Total deposits on June 30 were $1,006,- deposits. Monmouth County National Bank Farmers & Merchants Natl. .... 23,644,475.38 25,639,896.07 106,847.15. Eleven banks accounted for the is a close second with $182,627,663.02. Also First Merchants National 120,001,395.53 129,135,939.15 $789,092,487.63 of .Jrhat figure and 14 sav- above 100 million dollars are First Mer- First Natl. of Spring Lake . 15,989,326.00 17,476,248.00 ings and loan associations for the $217,- chants National Bank with $120,135,939.15 Keansburg-Middletown Natl. 41,748,110.78 49,306,414.48 014,359.52 remainder. and New Jersey National Bank and Trust N. J. Natl. Bank & Trust 109,109,813.00 117,661,240.00 The rise in deposits is an approximately with $117,661,240. Middletown Banking Co 5,914,672.86 9,173,349.55 11 per cent increase over last year's June Among savings and loan associations Monmouth County Natl...... 170,887,771.80 182,627,663.02 30 total of $910,251,661.66. Banks last year Shadow Lawn Savings and Loan is the People's National .1. 22,875,490.66 24,933,357.55 had. total deposits of $713,893,408.10 and leader with $51,109,721.49 in deposits. Total , $713,893,408.10 $ 789,092,487.63 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS Allentown Savings and Loan $ 1,716,269.00 $ 1,866,267.00 Belmar- 9,941,456.00 10,706,646.00 Freehold „ 8,364,233.00 9,040,638.00 Glover to Get New Keystone ...:. , 29,519,615.83 • '31,991,887.37 Lon^ Branch '. .'...._..._..: 7,966,732,00 9,288,212.00 Mainstay —„. 10,486,125.00 11,327,633,00 Manasquan... —, 17,821,742.21 19,821,742.21 IT'S NOW IAW — Gov. Richard J. Hughes signs into law consumer protection bill Marine View 14,973,969.12 17,040,604.02 jponsored by Assemblyman Louis R. Aikins, R-Monmouth, left. Paul G. Krebs, Execu- Leave of A bsence Mutual Aid „— ... 21,049,007.61 R 23,764,985.97 five director of N. J. Office of Consumer Protection, looks on. ed Bank ;... .;.., 14,429,134.00 - 16,216,212.00 RED BANK—Detective Lt. Councilman Peter R. Hoff- Shadow Lawn : 46,083,998.7? 51,109,721.49 Benjamin H. Glover will be man, the governing body's fi- -Stability :-.- .'...... -.„...,... 2,897,417.00 3,006,074.00 granted another year's leave nance committee chairman, Sun. :-'-—- —..:.. 8,356,785.00 9,417,384.00 - of Absence from the ^borough said, ^'We.need Lt..Glover 1 Twin Boro .....;..... •„.•„.••••.. 2,751 769.00 "•pflirerdepartment sbSFcan to'6'7 Buf Ive know thaTlie is •-- TBtaf"—™rZL ::™..,$196,358,253.56' $ 217,014,359.52- continue directing a state-sup- doing * important "and nec- Grand-Total ~™: •••'-~-$910,251,661.66 $1,006,106,847.15 ported program which trains essary work and we wouldn't ghetto youths for police ca- want to say that he has to LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE -reers.: ^.-i^^.... stop doing that." NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT NOTICE Bill Signed by Hughes Lt. Glover is directing the OF ACCOUNT, AND DIRECTIONS Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern and MONMOUTH COUNTY Frederick Douglass Police FOR DISTItlBITION. , SURROGATE'S COURT TRENTON - Gov. Richard requires him to do some other Assemblyman Aikins added, Councilman Theodore J. La- ESTATE OF ANTHONY L. RAT- Notlc«. to Creditors to Present brecque , Jr., the governing Recruitment Program in I. DECEASED - *^'. Claims Against Estate J. Hughes has signed into law act, purchase Some other item "This law will go a long way Newark for the state Police Notice Is hereby given that the ac- ESTATE OF ELEANOR NOONB, a consumer protection bill (A- body's "police committee ounts of the subscribers. Surviving DECEASED - " or submit to a sales promo- toward rooting but the con Training Commission. The Executors of the estate of said De- Pursuant to the order of DONALD 701) sponsored by Assembly-. • tion effort. chairman, said the additional ceased will be audited and slated by. . CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the v artists and fly-by-nighters program is designed to re- the Surrogate of the County.of Mon-' bounty of Monmouth, this day made ' man Louis R. Aikins, R-Mon- who prey on the unsuspecting year of, leave for Lt. Glover mouth and reported for settlement on the application of the undersigned, Mr. Aikins said he was cruit and prepare black and to The. Monmouth County Court, Pro- T mouth, with the support of the will be recommended, and ohn p. Arnorie, the Sole Executor . prompted to introduce the public, and will restore its Puerto Rican youths to enter bate Division, on-Friday, the 8th day it the estate of the said Eleanor New Jersey Office of Consum- confidence in legitimate busi- predicted council approval. of August A. D. 1969. at 9:30 o'clock Noone .deoeased, notice la hereby measure by numerous com- the police department. .m., at the County Court House, Mon- given to the creditors of said de- er Protection. nessmen who have quality The Borough Council last ument and Court Streets, Freehold, ceased to present to the said Execu- plaints from householders who New Jersey, at which time Applica- tor their datoia'-under oath within six Designed to protect the pub- were baited or victimized by merchandise and service to summer granted Lt. Glover a tion will be made for the allowance months from this date. of Commissions and Counsel fees, and Dated: June 19th, 1969 lic against deceptive, advertising and sales gim- offer." .- ' Union Beach one-yearleave of absence, ef- Directions for Distribution. and fraudulent advertising Dated Junk 19th, A.D. 1969 JOHN P. ARNONE, micks. . —,.-- -. fective Aug. 31, to accept the PHILOMENA MoOLOSKEY, 248 Broad Street,. schemes, the law prohibits Both civil and criminal pen- state post. 87 Mona' Terrace, Red BankPTJew Jersey. alties are provided for Viola- Planners Ask Det. Lt. Benjamin H. Glover .Falrfleld, Connecticut, and Exuutor . the advertisment of mer- He said he and Mrs. Aikins The state Police Training FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL Messrs. Arnone ft Zager, tions of the act, which should BANK, ASBURY PARK. P O Box #489, chandise as part of'aiplan or' had received a letter advis- Commission says Lt. Glover ministration in recruiting per- Red Bank, New Jersey be reported Jo the New Jersey By: JOSEPH F. StULLIN, scheme not to sell the item • ing that they had won a sew- • was chosen to direct the pro- sonnel made him a natural Trust Officer, Attorneys , ' Office of Consumer Protec- Permits Rule • ,601 Mattlson Avenue, June 87, July 3, 11, «.- $27.01, SJUiOT'ce so. advertised or" ing .jnacMie ;.Jait_that_prior —gram-"beeause-of-his -back-, - choice for~this -position*'*-—- —Asbury-Parlc'rNT-J;—yParlcNTJ; ~^— f , llUO"~Haymond~~Blv ,or the amount bid being made to pay to keep must operate* buses all day. opposes in principle but Monument, Square, Freehold, N. *J. oheck need not ex- If they could operate .only doesn't plan to, contest. enue be changed to a delayed compared to $617,286.23 .for the same period last year. . on the 18th day of July at 9:30 A.M. buses running, he said. or as soon thereafter as counsel can commuter-hour .buses they signal to allow alternate-' Other banks with, over a half-million in earnings were be heard, why in order should not Mr. McCarter announced The council last night ac- First Merchants National with $751,217.97 and New Jersey/ be entered directing that the Clerk hisi firm Opposition to any would be in good shape." cepted with regret' the resig- sides of the highway traffic- of this Court pay to Robert C. Wells no«\rm.r\%rr to make left turns safely. National Bank and Trust with $736,568.00. Tfho entire sum of II,913.46 so balance necessary funds have been provided borough subsidy for Boro He' announced he "will op- nations of Mrs. Eugene Gar- of the amount so deposited and any* by the Mayor and Township Com- High percentage per share, earnings increases were Interest that may have accrued there- mittee of Middletown Township In a Biases Co. pose anything that would in della, chairman, and William Mrs. Claire M. Decker was on, or such part thereof as may be- lawful manner. recorded for the Middletown Banking Co. from 26 to 55 The Township or the Engineer re- ib. McCarter's statement any way support" the bus E. Frank, a member of the reappointed local assistance cents, Keansburg-Middletown National Bank, from $1.99 long to or are due Robert c. Wells serves the right to require a com- for the care of Dorothy-Trumble plete financial and experience state- wag in response to a letter company's request for mu- Recreation Commission. Mr. director for a term of five to $3.16, and Belmar-Wall- National, from $6.14 to $10.85. the New -Jersey State Hospital ment from prospective bidders show* nicipal aid. Frank cited his duties as &• years. Marlboro frorri March 2, 1959 and as Ing that they have satisfactorily com. frotn the Shrewsbury-based ', Eatontown National Bank did not respond, to the Daily more particularly appears In the pleted work of the nature required company announcing that it's Board of Education mem- Councilman Charles W. Register survey. '. •*"•'.. State-County Hospital Lien claim before furnishing proposal forms or "In other parts of the coun- against patient, true copy of which specifications, or before awarding ths going broke and If it doesn't try, the bus fares are ber.— • •'— Barker reported that 47 own- SIX MONTH EARNINGS Unattached hereto and~made a part Contact.- T hereof. * The right Is also reserved to reject get, a state subsidy it will higher," Mayor John O. The cojincil approved a res- ers of unlicensed dogs were 1968 1969 • It Is further ordered that a true any or all bids or to waive a'nv In- copy or this Order be published formalities where such. Informality Is ..astcpunty and municipal aid Teeter said, "and it's .work- olution naming _. Hartshorne* issued summonses during the ^Belmar-Wall National _..„.,.,.„...,_,„...$ 122;?6d.53 $ 217,040.94 Red Bank Register, Red Bank, not detrimental to the best Interest ..ta-.keep its buses.running. ing out.. >we]l The situa:. Lane: a through street .at. pisLwe£tiihOdo!MJ^LP^_JCenta 762,446,00 997,5.18:00-- -newspaper-publlshed--ln--therGounty~of Of- -the --Township,--The- rl«ht-lsJ-al"» Monmouth, New Jersey four M) times reserved to Increase or decrease the The letter predated last tion here is regrettable." Navesink and Ward Aves. lice have been instructed to Fanner~ s &- Merchant-- - -s Nationa- - •• -l .... 113,099.43 163,467.22 In four (4) consecutive weeks, once ouantltea specified In th» manner In each week the last publication de'lenatcd In the Sneclftcattons. issue 113 more. First Merchants National 557,446.33 751,217.97 thereof shall be at least two f2) days The. successful bidder shall be re- sold 1st National of Spring Lake 78,061.44 94,140.35 before the return day of this Ordei quired to commly with (he nrovUtoni Council, at auction, and that a true copy of this ordei of the New Jer«p.y Prevailing w«re three parcels of land at $100 Keansburg-Middletown National .... 99,745.90 316,496:69 be mailed Joseph N. Dempsey,. Esq. Ae*. Chant"- 150. of the Law« of N.J. National Bank and Trust .... attorney for the plaintiff; Oeorge 196B, effective January 1, 19«(. each. 613,663.00 736,568.00 Warren Esq., Guardian'and lltem for Bv Order of the Mnvnr and Town- Middletown Banking Co 26,179.00 59,627.86 defendant Dorothy O. Trumble: 'and ship Committee of MlddlMown Town- James C. Haggerty Jr. of Eugene T. Urnantak, Deputy Attorney ship. 8 Collins Ave., Port Mon- Monmouth Co! National ...: 617,286.23 958,345.51 General by certified mall return re- HAROLD H. FOITLKR. M»vor Total „.„ $3,113,447,86 $4,511,462.54 ceipt requested, within five (5). days CHARLES V. CARROLL, Clerk mouth and Louis S. Boyle of of the date hereof July n . mw. 48 Rose Lane were issued, PER SHARE EARNINGS MERRITT LANE, JR., J.S.C. 1968 1969 June 20, 27, July 3, 11 J78.O0 taxi driver's licenses. -NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Belmar-Wall National $6.14 $10,85 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice Is .hereby., given -that, sealed Notice is hereby given that sealed Proposals will he. received by the Central Jersey Bank & Trust 0.45 0.59 proposals will *)e received by the Mayor ft Town,shlp Committee of Mid- Mayor A Township Committee of Mid* dletown, Township for the ' Drainage Fanners & Merchants National 0.21 0.26 dletown Township for the Improve- Imnrovr-monts at Various Location* Nab Youth First Merchants National , 0.45 ' 0.60 ment nf Willow .Street and opened and and oneneit snd read in public at read In public? at Township Hall, TownshlD Hsll, King's Highway ft 1st National of Spring Lake .... 2.37 ,' ' 2.85 King's Highway Route 35, Middle, Route as. MMdlefnwn. N. J., on Tues- Keansburg-Middletown National 1.99 3.16 town, N. J. on Tuesday, July 22 day. July 22. 1969. at 8:00 P.M.. Wanted In I960 at 8:00 P.Mt Prevailing Time. Prevailing Time. N. J. National Bank & Trust 0.35 . .0.42 Contract Documents A Plans for Contract'Documents ft Plans for the the proposed work prepared by Rich1 proposed work prepared bv Richard Middletown Banking Co. 0.26 , 0.55 ard iM. Schuiz, P.B., L.S., Middle- M. Se.huli: P.E., L.S... MlddlPtown Bow Attacks Jtfonroouth_Co.unty National .,.,.'.. 0.18 0.28 town Township Engineer, of the firm Town°htp TTjnfflnee'*. of the f'rm of of T ft M ASSOCIATES. INC., Con- T ft M ASSOCIATES. INC. Consult- HAZLET A Newark -SlHHn«—*—Unnl.-lpal fn|1|n,... h...» 4ng ft Municipal Engineers lmv« *bl*pn—filed—In—iha. office- nf ""'ft. ffn- youth wanted by police fn LEGAL NOTICE glnoer* at 213 Highway 3D, Middle- glne.crs at 213 HlKhway :fo, MHHle-— town Township, P. O. Red Bank, town Township. , P. O. Red - Bank, that city for the bow and Teachers' N. J., and at the office of the Town- N. J., and at the office of the Town- NOTICE ship Clerk, and may be Inspected by ship Clerk, and mav *be Inspected MONMOUTII COUNTY COURT prospective bidders during business bv prosn*ctlve bidders during busi- arrow shooting of his mother LAW DIVISION #17556 hours. ness hours, . • was arrested early yesterday Pact Deal CIVII, ACTION Bidders will he -furnished with Bidders will be furnlshedo with a JUDGMENT copy of the Contract Documents. Jfc ennv of the Contract Documents A IN THE MATTER OF THE CHANOE Plans by the Engineer upon proper Plnns by the Engineer upon proper in woods behind Loew's OF NAME OF JOSEPH HERTIQ notice "and payment of a non-refund- notice- and paym»*it of a non-refund- TO ASSUME THE NAME WILLIAM able charge of 'jl.VOO to defray the able charge of 123,00 to defray the* Drive-In theater, Rt. 35. Still Lags P. BAKER . • cost thereof. co«t thereof. • • Joseph Hertlg, also known as Wil- Proposals must be marie on the' Proposals -must be made on the. Detective- John Fetherstbn OCEANPORT-The year Is Standard Proposal Form's |n the man- Standard Prooosal forms In the man- liam P. F($hclkorn, having this date ner designated tn the .Contract Docu- ner designated In the Contract, Docu- IN APPRECIATION of her efforts on behalf of the Keansburg Senior Citizens As- said he apprehended Anthony_ quickly reaching October and applied to this Court by complaint ments, must be enclosed In ^senla^ .monts, must be 'enclosed In'sealed" setting forth the grounds of the ap- envelopes~~besMhg the name mid ad envelopes bearing the name and ad- -M. Landolfi;' 18, of Newark time to begin renegotiating plication and Verified by Affidavit of dress of the. bidder and the name of dress of the bidder nnd thi • name of• sociation, outgoing president Mrs. Margaret Convery, second from left, w>as lion*' ' teacher contracts — but the the said plaintiff or an order author- the work on the outside, addressed the work on thp otifcslde, addressed at 2:30' a.m. as police from izing him* to assume the name of to "Mayor and Township Committee tn "Mq'-nr a"rt Towns^In Committee ored by more than 100 members at surprise party In Buck Smith's, East Keans- Board of Education and the William P. Baker, It having appeared of Mlddllown Township" and must of M'drlletmvn Township!' and must this township and the State to this Court by the said complaint he accompanied by a statement he accompanied bv a' atatement of ' burg. Looking on, from left, are Mrs. Marion Kelly, new president; the Rev. Kevin Oceanport Education Associa- and affidavit that the plaintiff, Jo- Consent of Surety from a surely r'om- Consent nf Surety from a surety com- seph Hertlg, also known as William pany • authorised tn do business In.' Police barracks at Keyport tion -haven't concluded negoi pat»y. fluthorlzprt. to do business^In 1 Crowley of St. Ann's Catholic Church, and Mrs. Melvin Schanck, secretary. Mrs. P. Flebelkorn, resides at 7B9 Palmer the State fit-New Jersey and aereptn- the State of Xew- Jersey and accents-- combed the woods. tiating this year's contract Avenue, Keansburg, New Jersey; It Me In the Township ant! a certified hie tn the Township and a certified Convery will serve as association treasurer. Vice president is Mrs. Helen Davis. having appeared further that notice check drawn to the order of "Mld- check drawn to Ihe order of 'Wlrt- Police'received a call that yet. of said application has been published dletnwn Township" for-,not less than dletown ,Town»hlp" for .not less than (Register Staff Photo) at least once each week' for four suc- ton per cent (10^) of the .amount bid ton ppr rent f!0%> of tne smonnt bid the youth was attempting to . Jeremiah F. Regan, chair- cessive weeks next preceding the time exeppt that the check need tint ex- except thst the check need not ex- of said, application In the Red Bank •ceed WO.IKIO.no. CPi>d $20,000.00. ' * man of the board's coordinat- Register, a newspaper of the said visit a relative on Fleetwood The award of the Contract for thi The award of- the Contract for this ing committee, told a board county, and the Court having been work'will not be mad?, until the work will not hfr'tnade until the Drive, after the late evening meeting Wednesday that he satisfied by the slid verified com necessary funds have hnpn provided necessary funds have been iirovldfj 'plaint - and there v are reasonable by the Mayor snd Township Com ,hv Ihe Mavnr snd Tnwnsh'n Cnm- shooljng in his Newark home. is "very much discouraged grounds for the proposer! change and mlttee of Middletown Townshlji In i mitten of Middletown Township In a Roadside Wall Poses Problem that there Is no reasonable objection lawful manner. lawful mannpr. ,. . . • by the lack of progress. thereto; l -vJ As patrol cars arrived, the The Township or the Engineer re The Tnwn'shln nr thp Engineer re- RUMSON — Raise the cars or raze the The wall once was mote than four The hold-up isn't salaries — It. Is therefore, Nion this 12th tterve* the Hunt-to roqnlrp a fom tprves Ihe right to renulre a com- youth fled into the woods off day of June, 10TO ADJl-'DOED that plete financial nnd i»xpi»Mrnce state- ptPte flnnnclat and expprlpnpp state- Joseph Hcrtlg, also known' an Wil- fences, said the Borough Council last night. feet high. The property owner lowered it the salary schedule was long ment from prospective bidders shnw ment fi-om prospective Nldder* 1 show-. Duke Lane. liam-P. Flehelknrn, be and the same Ing that they have sntufnrtnrllv roi |n* that tb»y hive satisfactorily mm- Sticking with what it can control, the a decade ago for the same reason the ago agreed to and adopted — Is hereby authorized to assume the plr-tpd work of the nature required njeted work of thp nature rpqulred , governing body said it will consider estab- council would like to see it lower still, Detective Fetherston said but the other "terms and con- name WILLIAM P. BAKER, from hpforp furnishing1 proposal forms or hpfore furnlihlnir proposal forms nr and"after the 12th day of June, I •perlflratlons, or before nwnrdlng the snpelftentlons, or hefore awarding the lishing setback requirements for structures, borough clerk Albert A. Kerr Jr. said, the Landolfi boy is charged ditions of employment." and that within ten days hereafter Contract. I Cniltraet. such as fences and walls, on corner prop- "but the new cars are so low . . ." the said plaintiff shall publish a copy The right li also rcscrvr-d tn rejenl The right l« aim reserved to rrjpct with two counts of atrocious The board made three facul- of thin Order In Ihe Iti-.l Until! IteKlv any or all lilds or tn wnlvc anv In any nr nil t>M< nr In waive anv In- erties. Declaring that the property owner has ter, a public newupjippr printed In snld formalities where such Infonhalllv I for'nialltlps where slli'h Informslltv Is assault and battery. Besides ty appointments. Miss Bar- county, and Hint within twenty days not ili'trlmpntnl tn HIP hp*t Inter*** not detriments to Ihe bent Intpre't hr.rp^ftr-r flip, said plaintiff NIIIIII .'IIIINP The immediate problem is a four-foot resisted council urging to lower the wall, bara Martz was hired as a of llu" Triwimhlli. Till' rlKllt l« "I" .if Hie Tnwinhlp. Thp rl«ht l» 1 al'O his mother, lie is charged •aid''complaint, affidavit, thin Jiulg reserved to Incrense or decrease thi refierveil to InerPiHP ftr dpi-res" Ihi brick wall bordering property on the south- Councilman Francis E. P. McCarter said social studies and language ment and nn affidavit of pulillrntloi qirfinllthw niioelfleil In the innnne oimntltles sneelflpd In HIP manner east corner of Avc. of Two Rivers and the borough ordinance which forbids hedges with wounding a passerby. arts teacher at $6,400; Ste- of |hn Judgment to lie filed nnd re deilKiinti'd In the Snei Ifli'iitlnns. ri<"l>nati'ri In II"' awrlflcntlnns. corded In the Office nf (lie Comitv Tile .ineeeliful lilililer *hn!l lie re The ^ni-i-e^'iil blilil"!- sllnll lie r#- ' Shrewsbury Drive. higher than three feet on corner properties He was turned over to New- phen Pasternak was hired as Clerk of the County (if Mnnmmith an qillleil tn enrnph' with t'u' plitvMr nlllred tn i-niiutl\- wl'h Hie provMrm* The council acknowledged (hat the wall is defective in not regulating fences or .thnt within the name time Ihe mil of the New Jei'i-y I'levnlllnii Wi ,,f I|,P N-e.v , v Pri-valllM* W««P ark authorities yesterday. an industrial arts teacher at plaintiff "hull cause n ri'illflpd r.o|i A i-1. CMnjiIrr ITid. of Hip 1,/iws Aef. rh.-il'ter t^t nf thp 1 >iws nf is both attractive • and expensive, but said walls. $7,800 and Mrs. Linda Butler of this Judgment tn he filed with III ltlfi:i, effei-tlvc .l;itni:i i-v 1 MUM min t-'f"rtl\'" .l'iniit>'-v I. IHrtt. Assisting in the capture Bccretnrv of stnte pur.'iiinnt to Hi TU- Order nf Hie M>iv.ir ;lllil Ti>> Hv nrdpr nf Ihe M-.i-.ir and Tnvin- it also is a hazard because it blocks cross The council said it will study changing was hired as a .speech correc- provlslrun nf the !tta lilts In mirh Cfise. chip romnOltep nf Mlitillel'uvn I'm • hln rniiimltlen ef M Idfl'etown Tnwn- traffic from the view of motorists driving the ordinance. In the meantime, it will put were Patrolmen JqJin Allen made nml provided. ship. •"hlp. tionist one day a week at an PATRICK J. McdANN, JH HAROLD II FOIII.KS Mnynr IHRiil.D II Fnl'LKJI. Mavor through the intersection. a "stop" sign at the corner. and Harold Donlin. annual salary of $1,340. j.sr CIIARLKS V, CARROLL. Clerk rllAltl.KR V. fATtROLL.' Clerk " Jum 20. 27, July 3, 11 100.00 .July 11 • 5'JO.Ofl July 11 t*20.16 I r 18 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MJDDLETOWX, N. J.: FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1969- FOR SALE, ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST-AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND PUBLIC NOTICE M>ST AM» FOWTO iX/er-Utv! wfctt**oM mum** rU* 1«UJB tit ATTACK* — nmn «.' 3, AVTO8 FOB SALE AUTOS FOR (5A1E AUTOS FOB BALE long tuJr«4, MM* *O* »*H* J»*« ID mtpstf of Twto lifht ti.«m, $00 REWARD — Ufbt tUi look. Ilk* HlihltodJ. Bek>mi la matching let. XAbrador Retriever, medium, slzt. dog. Auwtri to "M«J»»''. R«ward. Reward. 39148T5. :s Atuweri ts-"Pancho". Bays. SM-6390. Plea«e ca» 291-1127, Robert P. Sprad,- TRAVEL • TRANSPORTATION **.£U. *.-i. Ires.. 586-9530. llng, 811 Niveslnk River Ed., Locuat. POUND —' •" pr»m In Navealnk Riv- r er. Call T47-3TS1 after UOHDOK ENGLAND, "TOWN * COUNTBY DODGE S p.m. Two Ucketa - Auguat 1 • 1100 go Main St.. Matawan B86-6100 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Call 842-1790 . a FOUND — Heart ankle •Viraeelet. i»n KIAT MODEL 1S« STATION Owner Identify and pick up at The AUTOS FOR SALE VAOON - 2.500 mllei. Tal(e. over Daily Register awitchboard office. payments. »42-«783 after « p.m. : LOU LERNER'S and JERRY BARATTA'S 19«3 BUICK — LeSatre convertible. LOST ~- Gray angora cat, no clawa. NEW 1989 OLDBMOB1LJ0 F85 - $2281 Oood condition. Asking *5O0. Phono •Vicinity Rumson • Sea Bright. Finder delivered. Oem Oldamoblle, 110 MaJ- T6T07M. call 747:3410. 8t.. Matawan. 566-3800; ' CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH ivOSTIN AMERICA — Two-door, four- ipeed. $1,872. P.o.E. tllghUy higher with automatic. Also Sprltei, Midgets, AUTOS FOR SALE MOB roadsters — ST. AftO MOTORS, DIRECT AUTOS FOR SALE A«bury Park. 775-3483. • [T ONLY TAKES A MINUTE-To get better deal at Russell Oldsmobllc-. FACTORY OUTLET! Jadlllac, 100 Newman Spring! Rd.. Red Bank. 741-0910. We're Writing . . . TWIN BORO RAMBLER Jeep Sales and Service and on 1969 PLYMOUTHS & CHRYSLERS Prices start at $2630 plus freight MOVE UP TO CHRYSLER 747-00(0 '68 CHRYSLER $34951'67 TRIUMPH $2395 f'66 BUICK $2625 YEAR-END DEALS KITSON CHBVROLETBCOntown "300", 2-door hardtop, silver and GT-6, Fastbock, 6-cyllnder, 4-speed "225", Electro Custom 4-door hard- M2-10O0. block vinyl roof. Full power with transmission. Red. top, full power Including olr condi- MOVE DOWN HUMIDITY! air conditioning. tioning and automatic transmission. CHEVROLET 19«7 —Bel Air four- Blue. door sedaji. Automatlo transmission, •67 CHRYSLER $2425 RIGHT NOW! n Uo L ml ! a full line of 1969s radio, heater. A-l « *' "i7 a " - •48 VALIANT $2150 Newport, 4-door hardtop, factory age. One, owner. $1500. 747-078,8. Signet, two-door sedan,. 318. V-8 air conditioned, automatic trans* '66 PLYMOUTH $1150 with FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING tngine, 4-speed floor shift. Green. mission, power steering and power Monmouth Chrysler-Plymouth Valiant V-100, 4-door sedan, stan- 3Q Eatontown, N. J. brakes. Bronze. dard transmission. Turquoise. v '68 CHRYSLER $3550 —IMMEDIATE DELIVERY- *' 542-W00 : Town & Country,, station wdgon, 9- '67 PLYMOUTH $1775 '66 PONTIAC $1850 SCENIC CAR SALE5 posstnger, automatic air condition- Satellite, 2-door hardtop, factory ON FACTORY DEMONSTRATORS air conditioned, automatic trans- Catalina. Two door hardtop coupe. - Hwy. 38 872-0221 Highlands Ing, automatic transmission, power Blue with black vtnyl roof, auto* steering, power, brakes. Blue. mission, power steering, V-8 J BUICK LeSABRB — Custom .con- "3B3" engine. Silver. matlc transmission," V*8,, power steering, air conditioned. ' vertible Automatic transmission, ra- •68 "PLYMOUTH $2350 1962 SPRITE 1968 NEWPORT ^A^NGTO^S Fury Ml. 4-door,.automatic trans- '67 FORD $2050 "Sharp" the last. of the bugeyes." Convertible, automatic transmls- V^E 370 Broad St., Keyport. 264-1323 mlulem, power .slewing. Very-jlow .Eft|/jBne.,^,l.s9«,.__lw{iil8D.,it. J63 DQP©|/ J JL-625_ -*lon, power steering -apjd brakes, t factory air conditioned, automatic Dorf, ^•db6r ~ sedan, 7cymder( ' power irid ' ' iSTTiERCEDJDS BRNZ - -SMS;, transmission,. power, steering. automatic transmission. .Brown. .•> 1968 FURY III '"'" Air-conditioning; automatic •trans- Turquoise. - mission. AM-FM Radio; power.,teer- •67 T-BIRD $2825 Convertible,. automatic tronsmls- 1968 VALIANT Ing and windows. Call 747-2137. . . 67 rslon, power steering and brakes, Why wait! You can get a year-end deal NOW — TwtKlbor hardtop, power disc '63 PONTIAC $ 875 whltewalls. 2-door, automatic transmission/ brakts, power steering, automatic '67 PONTIAC $2350 Bonnevllle. Four-door hardtop. radio and heater, whltewalls. while our selection of colors and models are great- tronsmlsslon, !-cyllnder. Champsgrw GTO, convertible, V-«, 4-speed -White, automatic transmission, (More Classified Ads transmission on the floor. Blue. power steering, radio ond heater. 196? SATILLITE 1966 VIP On The Next Page) 3-seat station wagon» V-8, auto- 2-door hardtop, sliver with black "OVER 100 NEW PONTIACS TO CHOOSE FROM matic transmission, power brakes vinyl roof, V-8, outomatic trans- Daily Rentals — Long Term Leasing ond steering. Factory' air con- mission, power steering and brakes, . TOP TRADES ,• SUPERIOR SERVICE AUTOS FOR SALE ditioned. whltewalls. "Our 30th Year oj Progress" LONG TERM FINANCING AVAILABLE 1967 T-BIRD Landau, full power includ- DoWNES PoNTIAC ing air condition. -; < BAYSHORE 62 Lower Main St. MATAWAN $2795 See Frank Pizxichilto, ' Buhler & Bitter m I # «4AA Open Daily "Til 9 P.M. B used car manager. CHRYSLfR & PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 9 0 0 £ A 7 7 v/»d. & S.t. "Til 6 P.M. TOM'S FORD ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS SALES: 264-0198 ' Established 1925 SERVICE: 264-9090 FIRST AVENUE i (Between Hwy. 35 S 36 «• »h» Parkway Ov«rpau> 264-1600 NEW LOCATION: 3290 HWY. 35, HAZLET ; 291-9200 229-4790 HWY. 35 KEYPORT S UMM E R SALE

ON FACTORY FRESH BUICKS and OPELS! *»»*»*************»»<- ******+•*+*********T SUMMER 150 AIR CONDITIONED MODELS I SUMMER SALE IN STOCK - - - PLUS MANY OTHERS SALE JUST A FEW SAMPLES BUICK Special Deluxe Le SABRE Two-Door Hardtop ELECTRA 4-Door Hardtop AIR CONDITIONED AIR CONDITIONED AlfeCONDITIONED

Delivered Plus Tax Delivered Plus Tax

INCLUDES—Vinyl interior, regular gas V-8 engine, three speed automatic transmission, power steering, radio, air conditioning, INCLUDES — Regular gas V-8 engint, automatic transmission, power iteermg, pow- INCLUDES—Custom vinyl top, radio, rear speaker, wftire wall finted windshield, fiberglass belted .white wall tires, dual horns, er brakes, radio, fibegrlass belted White wall tires* air conditioning tinted wind- tires, air conditioning, custom seat belts, speed alert, tinted trunk light, glove compartment light, deluxe wheel covers, de- shield, remote.control outside mirror, deluxe wheel covers, plus many other'standard windshield, six way power seat, power windows, map light, pro- luxe steering wheel, full carpeting—plus many other standard* V" Items. ' , •' ' ' • ' ' • '- ' ,| tective body side mouldings, plus many other standard items. items.' .'.••..

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1969 PONTIAC TEMPEST $2395 1966 BUICK RIVIERA $2545 1966 OLDS VISTA CRUISER .,.$1845 1965 FORD FAIRLANE $ 995 V-8, two-door coupe. Custom S. Like new. AM-FM, air conditioning. Very clean oar. Station Wagon. Air conditioned. Nice 'oar. Station wagon. Very good condition. 1966 BUICK SPECIAL CONV $1195 1966 OLDSMOBILE Dynamic 88 $1750 1964 BUICKc RIVIERA ,.,.$1445 1966 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN $1295 V-8, powor steering. Vory clean. Two-door hardtop. Low mijeago, excellent condition. Vory nico condition. Excellent condition.

1967 OPEL SPORT COUPE $1145 1966 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE $1195 1966 CH^TROLET CAPRICE . $1645 1966 OPEL STATION WAGON ... $ 995 Vory nico condition. Six cylinder, 3 spood stick.. Good condition. Two-door, vinyl Hardtop. Very nice condition. Good transportation. SHREWSBURY AVE. (Next to Red Bank Airport) 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAXK • MJDDLETOVTX, N. J.: FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1969 19 AUTOS' FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE 14O COBVETTE FASTEACK - W«w I*M VOIXSWAOKH - OHM. MI&UL mo CORVETTE tn cu tsi.-mt b p trA Urel CiJi »BOT Four «f*e*l ofi th« f'tvtr Get The Hx ChB»s CHEVROLET Til*. AM Mltntir mM ISM CJJBVJ5M46 MAa M •aunm Q€xA t\ltl, ttuof */.t»llenL »3»5. Oil Power fti-.erinj. Two t»p. IMS VOLKGWAOEN — Sunroof plu» 291-3110 Uttr 7 p.m. low mile«e. Call m tsXtu. Clll 1969 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Four- 741-3508 door hardtop. Air conditioning, Hydra* THE WlffB«r BELKCTION-C; nr Best 19ST FIREBIRD 400 — Power »teer. and used cars In Monmouth County. matte, AJ4 radio, rear speaker. Burn- InB, factory air, msf wheels. Many •Ished brown, matching vinyl top." * Over 100 alr-condltloned new an In . ( extru. 583-1151. weeks old. L!»t prlre $4206, asking utock, *BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL, J3500 or he»t offer. Must sell. 787-1449. Bhrewsbury Ave.. New Hirtwi- bury. 741-6200- AUTOS FOR SALE 1968 OLDSMOBII/E — Delta, two-door hardtop, U595. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN—New trtnimh- For Less slon. motor anii rear end. Needi Par Keelen's Auto Sales minor repair to front axl« «nd fender. Hwy. 3« 787-1113 Keansburg Or, good for parti. $350 "*« !••" T41» 1956 T-BIRD 1968 GRAND SPORT 3.10 BUICK — Charcoal gray, white vinyl top. AM/ Collectors item, new tires. FM radio, ntudd.ed snnw tires. 583- 11)63 OLDBMOBILE — Super M. At 2440 after h &l»'- J25OO. Brand new automatic transmiialon, Sae Frank Pinichillo, four new tires, newly painted body. 1966 CORVAIR MONZA — Good con- Ashing S85O. Call 872-97B8. Ask tor uied car manager. dition. $575. Call Thelma. 741-321.5 TOM'S FORD 1969 98 OLDSMOBILE-Fully equipped (More Classified Ads TAKE YOUR PICK! .with air conditioning. 1964 CHEVRO- 264-1600 OVER 40 AIR CONDITIONED NEW CARS IN STOCK! LET Impala. two-door. 671-1145. On The Next Page) Chevrolet! HWY. 35 KEYPORT JUST A FEW AIR CONDITIONED TYPICAL WALL VALUES AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE

1967 CHEVROLET Impalo, V-8* two-door tiardfop. 1969 MARQUIS 1969 COMET 1969 COUGAR Four-door hardtop. Dark green. Two-door hardtop: White. Two-door hardtop. Blue. Stock #41. Reduced To 1/1/ Stock #303 Stock #379. '4613 $3035 '3583 1967 CHEVROLET 1969 MARQUIS 1969 MONTEGO 1969 COUGAR Four-door sedan. Lime. Four-door sedan. Yellow. Two-door hardtop. Maroon. Bsl Air, V-8, four-door sedan. Stock #354. Stock #378. Stock #366. . 1 Reduced To 15/ # '3182 '3560 1969 MARQUIS 1969 MONTEGO 1969 COUGAR There is no substitute -Colpny Pa/k wagon. Gold. • Four-door swian. Maroon. Two-door hardtop. Bright blue. t967 CHEVELLE . «. v .stack #3?U. K44 ,_ ..;^_ Stock ,#&%,:. ., Sup«r Sport, 394, S-door hordtop. for quality ..; r $ '3275 '3551 1969 MARQUIS 1969 COUGAR Reduced To 1969 1969 MONTEGO Two-door hardtop. While. Colony Park wagon. Dark green. Isor hardtop. V MX four-door sedan. Dark green. Stock #370. Stock #388. $ Stock #279. 1967 CHEVROLET 4217 '3357 '3584 Impala, V-8, wagon. ALL CARS LISTED ABOVE are equipped with factory initallod air conditioning . , . plui many ether $ options too numerous io mention. • Reduced T. 1989 REMEMBER: A WALL VALUE is a REAL VALUE.

1966 FORD Country Squire wagon.

Reduced To 1689

1966 CHEVELLE There is no substitute for Super Sport, 396, 2-door hardtop. SHREWSBURY AVE. and SYCAMORE AVE. Reduced To 165V 747-5400 MERCEDES-BENZ! If* you art interei+ed in qualify, performance, tafe+y and prestige, 1965 CHEVROLET |^4!.WJ!.W*VWWWJ^TO^^ then you ar«- interested in MERCEDES-BENZ. lnv«st Tn a ear you Impala, V-8, tour-door hardtop. ' will be happy with tor many years to com*. We have many mode'ls $ and colors available for immediate dslivery. Coma in and driv« Reduced To 1239 one, we're sure you will agree there h no better car -for your money. • . 1965 BUICK It's MORE BUICK For LeSobre, two-door hardtop.

Reduced To '1059 LESS MONEY TIME... MERCEDES-BENZ 1965 CHEVELLE Mallbu, V-8, two-door hordtop. OPEN DAILY TIL 9; WED. TIL 4; SAT. TIL B. Reduced ,. M189 during SDimJr MOTORS 842-5353/ 100 OCEANPORT AVE. LITTLE SILVER 1965 CORVAIR Monza coupe. Reduced To 0/7 Grand Opening Sale 1964 PONTIAC Bonnevllle, twodoor hordtop. 185 BEAUTIFULLY rHICtB, BEAiniFUtLY EOUIPPED NEW BUICKS Reduced To There will always be a Land-Rover 1964 PONTIAC Cotallna, passenger wagon. ) SKYLARK | SKYLARK CUSTOMS: > , SPECIAL DELUXE Reduced !; (121 2-DOOR HARDTOPS \ '1269 1 • . (171 2-pOOR HAROTOPS J; 17) 2-DOOR COUPES 1 !; (2) 4^DOOR HARDTOPS .! ' -CONVERTIBLES- (3) 4-DOOR SEDANS ; 114) 4-DOOR SEDANS !• !' (5) CONVERTIBLES • ', «L9*7 CORVETTE i i —(r with hardtop. REDUCED TO $3659 1967 BUICK Gran Sport 400. REDUCED TO S2049 1945 CHEVROLET WAGONS GS SPORTS LE SABRES • Impalo. V-8. (6) £©R. SPECIAL DELUXE; ! (21 GS 350 2-dY. HARDTOPS \ JI9) 2-DOOR HARDTOPS REDUCED TO $1289 1965 CHEVELLE ;(7) 4-DR.3-S6ATSPf,WG.; \ 11) ©S 40O 2-dr. HARDTOP (12) 4-DOOR HARDTOPS Super Sport, V-8. 1(2) GS 400 CONVERTIBLES , (20) 4-DOOR SEDANS REDUCED TO $1379 jj!(2) 4-DR.2-SEATSfT.WG:; 1964 CORVETTE REDUCED TO $1999 1962 CHEVROLET Impala. REDUCED TO $549 . WILDCATS ELECTRAS : .- RIVIERAS i J; (I) 2-DOOJLHAR'DTOP -• (8) 2-DOOR HARDTOPS 3 289 ii.p., four hirrel, lour *ptt4, /llv: MMtfne, with utmM: tm \Ul-tim , tr*fc*i. PW-ltvMoB. CUi liter 5 Ijtifint lot irmi, mum wli. 1375 torn Ci,ll M IM> ovnmonnx m-i«W »»«•«• 1MB JtM«T*»O — mllti V> * » 1964 BED VOLKSWAGEN '— Kneel- 4MJ44 sMttMt,t rutia,ti Ori«m»J f flee. Good condition. All power. Beet st CHEVKOMDT — &0. Cul) attei celltnt cdndMon. tWO- C»-U 1ST \ oiler. Oil 2V1-181S, >ll d»y MOD. andlent condition. $800. Cail p.m. li« PONTIAC CA Tue«.: after >:M rest of week. jt;4 264-4457 19W PONTUC' CATALINA — Four- door. Engine In exce $325. Cmll 741-1107. - 19M MOB—Wit* wheels, food top. IB«S CORVETTE — 350. 4-speed, door hardtop. Power eteerlnK. power Tonneau cover, radio and heater. mags, two tops; Very clean. Call af- 1955 CHRVROLET — Two-door at bnkei »lr, »utom»tlc. Very low mile- BMW - Jlxe«*Hnt, Want a good dan, body yellow. 1M7 327-350 h.i a(e. Call after j8 p.m. 842-8121. tlSSS. Call after -0:30 it 741-0846. ter 8:30 p.m. 264-5785. , OFFERING Corvette engine. Four-apeed trans 7873720 1949 PLYMOUTH — Deluie four-door TR-4 1964 Roadster—Original owner mlnslon with Hears1 t shift New 4:5 going overseas. Will sacrlflca for Im- 1967"GTO Poaitractlon rear, four chrome wheels Mdan. 20. yetrs old. In mint condi- '1963 TRIUMPH HERALD 1200 BOB- mediate tale. 542-2557 between 5:30 Hydramatlc and power eteerlng. See Four new general Dual 90 Urea tion Owner retire! Tom driving. Call vertlble. Cull after 5 p.m. 1969 and 7:30 p.m. />r weekends. it now at Completely new Interior. Roll , ; 671-2633 »rter 5 p.m^ 842-1825 pleated bucket seats and console 1968 MERCEDES BENZ - CleMl. used car? 19S6 MUSTANQ OT —. Three-speed RASSAS PONTIAC match. Stationed in Iceland. Mu- 1963 IMPALA CONVERTIBLE - Extra snow tires with ^mi. Chrome shift, radio, heater. mag wheels. 395 Broad St. 74I-518O Red Bank soil. Sacrifice *1500 or beet offei Four speed. Engine In good condition. Good condition. 583-9187. Asking J575. Call 717-3863. around blege body. 38,000 mllet. K»- LEFTOVERS 19B4 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE -- 8420878. cellent condition. Must sell, - THESE ARE GOOD USED CARS: ' 19fi3 RAMBLER STATION WAGON— Full power. Air conditioned. Call 566- 1066 OLDSMOBILE — Cutlax* con- company car. Call 364-3515. Needs clutch. Excellent transportation 8850 after 5 p.m. MURPHY * DAVISON. Mercedei vertible. '*S50, very good condlllon. T96T OLDSMOBILE — The can lilted hero are "Svenik Teitaol" uiad e«r» Benz Sales and Service, Hwy. 8, Frei hardtop. Automatic, power si DEMONSTRATORS! J1OO. (.'all 747-8397. 1%6 CHEVELLB SUPER SPORT hold. 462-5300. Call 747-5674. (used cart tatted the Swedish way). 1969 VOLKSWAGEN ^~Llke n'ewT 396 — Four speed shift. Good con- power brahei. Runs good. »1ZS. 1966 CADILLAC — Black convertlbl 1664 FIAT — Body, paint excellent 842-1641. EXECUTIVE CARS! That means they've been impacted in 22 critical points 3000 milt'*. Cost $2200 now. S-VMM.dition. Phone 671-0241. Good condition. Call 787-3100 until Good running condition. Low mile- Radio. . heater. whltewali.s. wire p.m. 671-0383 after 5 p.m. age. W95. Call-291-2488. 79"59~~FORD — Flrit »50 tl and, if necessary, repaired by our "Svensk Teitad" mechanics. wheels, ape.-lal bumpers. 741-2918. 1968 PONTIAC — GTO. 400 high out- CRII CAPRICES — And qualify for our 100% warranty. Which you can inspect put. 365 h.p. Four speed. Vinyl top. Beat offer. Call 842-3342 1963 CADILLAC —~ Four-door "seiian" $2400. 741-9776 after 12. TRIUMPH TR-4 1964 CONVERTIBLI 1957 PONTIAC when you come by. DeVllle. Factory air. Full power. Ni-w Call arler 6, T-BIRD 1067 — "Four-door Linrlsu. CAMAROS— tires. S1195. Kennedy's Service Sta- 1968 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE—Two- 291-9267 Sliver-gray. Blue Interior Air. Full tion, Rumson. 842-9821. door, six cylinder, stick. $1450. Call 1964 CADILLAC FLEJETWOOD -Tip- power. 18.000 miles. *27»S- 0*11 M7- IMPORTS 1964 CHRVELLE STATION WAG01 1962 TR4 — Real bargain. Must see after 6 p.m. 747-3824. top shape. Excellent englnr. Like 2573. ; IMPALAS — —Hlx cylinder, standard shift. Goo< new. Asking J1.795. Call 741-7157. to appreciate its many extras. 741- FORD — 1966 Thunderblrd convert- condition. J650. 842-4469. 1961 DODGE — Autol "68 MGB GT , : $2695 0366. ible, yellow. Automatic transmission, 19S7 CHEVELLK — Super Sport. Good running order. 0. Call TRUCKS! Coupe with overdrive, chroma wire wheels, low mileage. 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA all power. Very good condition. 28, 1965 BLACK COUNTRY SQUIRE -- Must sell. Call after 5 p.m. 6445. 000 miles. $1925. Call 542-0226 after One owner. 46,000 miles. Good condl 741-2168 $1350 lion. $1400. Call 842-0338. "68 BMW 1600 ...... $2195 747-3598 7:30 p.m. 1968 OLDSMOBILE convertible. Pow- TRUCKS FOR SALE I960 BUICK — White, rour-*«<. J275 1964 Econollne Van, heavy duty, MOB — 1964. Must sell. Getting mar- as 1», $350. 264-6430. USED CAR "68 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 ried. Asking M75 Call 666-0414 or 566-5088. 1963 OMC TRUCK - One ton panel; Sedan, •quipped. * . 1966 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE - V-6 motor. Lees Oarage, 853 Broad- PRICE Engine overhauled, new clutch and way. W. Long Branch. __. '67 VOLVO. ,,., :^ _:^_I1X9A transmission. Call 842-2496. 1951 OMO DUMP ,-^5-ipeed tr»n«- I22S four-door, four-speed. _2 COMET'— Good condltlun. Blan- mission. 2-speeil axle, 10' enow plow. dard shift. «150. J85O. Call 842-0852. SLASHED "66 VOLKSWAGEN ...... $1195 787-9535 1B65 INTERNATIpNAL PICK-UF Squarebaclc station wagon. IT'S A DIFFERENT KICK ... 1M1 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE — Good condition. J150 (125. Call Call 741-2540 AT 747-3618 . • ' 1969 CHEVROLET 108 PANBL VAN '66 VOLKSWAGEN ...... $1095 1983 RAMBLER CLASSIC 550 — Four- -Under 5000 mile«. Little cajh and Two-door sedan, tun roof, radio, heater, en* owner. door sedan. Good condition. Asking take over payment!. One montlf oiu. J375. Phone 842-1304 after 5 p.m. Call 741-7M0. - McCARthy "66 LAMBRETTA ...... $ 395 1962 FIAT — Model 1100. Good run- ning condition. *S50. Call 671-«m or Scooter, one owner, original 1,100 miles. 842-4288. • MOTORCYCLES 1909 GRAND PRIX — Waded, J3700 "64 VOLVO ...... : $ 995 1967 HONDA CB 160. 9,000 .; Call 1250. Call 7M-3399 aftet r 544, two-door, four-speed, on* owner. • 284fI894 * 6 pm 1968* BATAVUS — Wcc. Under JOJ "60 AUSTIN HEALEY ...... ,^$895 Sllei Must sell at *50. Can be ••en ' Sprite, yellow, excellent condition. time. Call 291-1691. "Your Low Overhead HONDA — MM W BPOIt Like MwJ •59 MERCEDES BENZ $1995 Helmet. 5200. ; Dealer" - 220SE, convertible, on* owner, immaculate. KICK TIGHT PARKING KICK THE GAS HABIT 1968 iKjuuui'js/nrtiwd*. — "™ *-"• in. Power eteerlnft. vinyl top. 4-Bpeed. 250 DUOATI 1965 MONZA MODBL - 12300. Call 229-9027 after 5:30 p.m. DOMESTICS »2O0. Oood oondltlon. Ce.ll T4T-S*M af- PARTIAL USID CAR LISTING KICK SERVICE PROBLEMS KICK HIGH PRICES 1987 ^MUiSTANO - Air conditioned ter 5 p.m. _•. convertible. Sll eyllnder, stick shift. 'M.CAMARO $24951 •68 RAMBLER AMX ...... $2795 Sacrifice, »W50. 529-6728. MOBILE HOMES Convertible. Save SS TWO-DOOR BUICK 1969 SPECIAL Two-door hardtop, automatic on* owner. PRICED FROM $1995 DKUIXHJ — Less than 2500 miles. WlO RBOAL TBAlWR-FumleMi "41 FIRIIIRD $2ifS | Quick sale. »27OO. 291-0935. Also air conditioner. Oood condition. "Sport Coupe. Sove'SS '68 PLYMOUTH .: $2495 1968 RAMBLER AMERICAN CON- $2,400. Call 482-4MM9. % .FORD _$1495 '66 PONTIAC .51495 '65 FORD $1495 VERTIBLE ^ Radio and heater. — Road Runner, two-door hardtop, four-speed,, all options. V-8, automatic. Country Sflylr* station wagon, 1959 COMPTON — 52x10. Air condt -» Falrlone-JOOXU 2-door hardton, ' -GTQ. convertible, Many extras. Bent condition. One 'U IMPALA "•''"'• $2495 | full power. V-8, fulf power. owner. Must sell. $800. 666-18W. turnedL »1at)0. Call B4J-0905 or TO Sport Coupe. Sove SS . '66 BUICK $1795 6 cyl., automatic. full pw 8417. 1959 FORD OALAXIB — Good condi- BEAUTIFULLY FURNWHBD moime Gran Sport, two-door hardtop. '66 FORD $1595 '65 FORD ..$1595 '65 FORD .... : .$1595 tion. Radio, heater. Runs good. $153. •41 FLIITSIDI $1495 Folrlone Squire Waaon, V-8, Golaxle, 2-door hardtop, V-«, GolaxlGaloxle cconvertible, V-8, Call 741-6462, after 5 p.m. liome. Air conditioned. Washer. SpotJ full power. available. Can be seen after 5 at 101 Pick-up. Save SS '65 CHEVROLET ...... :.... $1295 outomatlc. full power. ei|i»Aii 1967 OLDSMOBILB DELTA — 88- Greengrove Ave., #7 Keyport. Holiday sedan. Power steering and .ALASKACAMPER - Fine condl- Super Sport convertible, yellow, on* owner, all power. 65 brakes. - air conditioned. One owner. •47 COUGAR. T 'ilon, Mounted on K ton Fora TUft Sport Coupe. Sove B I'M OLDSMOBILE ,5 ?95 '68 VOLKSWAGEN $2095 SK,! JSIlelil c6naitl6n~$1995r eair.6Tl- Air conditioned. »2W0. 747-4028. •6S CHEViioi^Tnrr^zrzrxws Cutlass 2-door Tiordtop," V-«, stick. " Convertible, automatic, automatic 5018. . . MUSTANR CONVERTIBLE — 18«5. •47 IMPALA $2195| Corvair Cersa, four-speed. '62 CHEVROLET $ 795 .,, nZnin*"\]m '65 FORD ... $1495 Green with white Interior. 289 h.p. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Sport Coupe. Save SS Nova 2-door hardtop, outomatlc. OO VMyTnULtl 4>IV7«J Folrlane S0O, 2-door hardtop, V-8, Eight cylinder, stick ehlft. Snow '64 PONTIAC $ 995 j/r nAltrC C1COC Impoltf, 4-door hardtop, V-8, ^^otomatlc, power steering. tires Included. 37.000 miles, one own- OUT CA8H FOR YOUR JOKWONj- '47 CORVETTE $3495 Catalina two-door hardtop, full power. 03 VUVUC .....51370 automatic. —-^fT7 DlkiRIFR t 70C Call Francis Lawley 871-0652. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONIIOOW F-our-Speed. Monaco i-W hardtop, V-8, »/C MIKTAMfi SU4Q1 *" nAPlDLLII * 173 J CAMARO V8 — Automatic trans- MOTORS, INC., Hwx. *. Hatoatow*. full power. 03 PlUJlAnU JII173 Convertible., V-8, automatic, mission, power steering, power 642-2414. '47 IMPALA SS I/A Al rtru/)B|| C 0? OOC Convertible, V-8, automatic, power steering. brakes, vinyl top. 12000. Call 291-1025. L YOUR CART $2195 0< ULUJPIUDILC ....) 773 power steering. n-t EADn C100C Save IS RED BANK 1962 CHEVROLECOLETT Irrrpalp l two-door Bee or call Wall Lincoln-Mercury. "88," 1 passenger wooon, V-B, >l* CWMDM PT C11QC "' rUIW JI773 hardtopd . SSii x cylinder, automatic. Ask- Cash Waiting lull power, foctory air cond. Ot tllLinULLI j)ll7 Sport Sedan, Save SS 1966 VOLKSWAGEN ...... ,.„„. $1550 Lois of Moray ... during '44 IMPALA $1195 Sedan. Sove SS ' their annual DEMON- 1966 VOLKSWAGEN ....:...... 11250 '44 FORD $1295 Country Squlr*. Sove Jl * Blue, convertible. STRATOR SALE! Big ti

19*7 VOLKSWAGENBlue , Squareback, ...... $1795 ings on th» following Hi Sporl Wagon. Sove SI NEW '44 CADILLAC $1795 1969 VOLKSWAGEN ..u .....$1895 OldsmobiUs! Luxury Hell, Dark blu«i ttdan, GALAXIE 500 .^^j*** 1969 Coupe. Sove SI day sedan, Delta 88 Roy- '44 CHRYSLER $1295 two-door Hardtop 3082 Country Sedan Wagon 340/ DOMESTICS I O-passenger, cruisomatic. Power steer- "300", 2-door hardtop. Save SS. Cruisomatic, power steering,.radio, white, DELIVERED ale and a Outlaw Supreme 19*5 CHEVROLET . ..;..! I...... ,.$2695 blue top. Lilt $3658 DELIVERED ing and brakes. Black Jade. List $4147 '43 IMPALA $ 195 Corvotlo, Iwndoor hardtop, rodlo, heater, V-li (aur-ipeed. . Sporl Coupi, Sove IS , Coupe. All ire fully 1965 CHEVROLET ..:..., ..,l,.s,..,,,,.,1«,,,_™$14?5 ALL THE USUAL EQUIPMENT '43 IMPALA $ 995 Impola Super Sport convertible, rodlo, heoter, V-l, power itecrlng, •quipped and iport ha. t Sporl Sedan. Sayi SS automotlc. CLEARANCE -1969 THUNDERBIRD INCLUDING POWER WINDOWS & AIR.' tory air conditioning. ,'• j SI95 1966 FORD x $1595 LIST $5842 SALE PRICE $4781 I.'Save M Mustong GT convertible, rodlo, htottr, V-l, power tieerlrig, four-ipecd. 4.DR. LANDAU. IVY (I $ 495 1966 OLDSMOBILE .....$2395 J-tfoor udon*. Toronodo twoKloor hardtop, radio, h«ot«r, V-l, power steering, automcrtlc, air conditioned. Ask for your money-saving •4J BEL AIR $ 295 A-l USED CARS — GUARANTEED 3-WAYS Station wagon. 1967 TRIUMPH ..:..... $2395 RUSSELL MAN by Mm... GT6 coupe, radio, heater, 4-cyllnder, four'-tpeed. 1968 GALAXI 500 Four-Door $2195 1966 CUSTOM Ranch Wagon $1195 1966 GALAXIE 500 $1395 MANY OTHERS TO Eight-cylinder, automatic, power steering. Automatic, power steering, 5-50 factory warranty. 2-door, automatic transmission/ 1968 CHEVROLET .....$2495 5-50 factory warranty. power steering. 1965 F9RD XL $1195 • Fred Koeser CHOOSE FROM, Comoro two-door hardtop, radio, hwttr, V-8, aufomatlc, powtr tfterlng. 1967 MUSTANG GT $1795 2-door hardtop. Bucket seats. 1966 THUNDERBIRD $1795 INCLUDING Four-speed. 5-50 factory warranty. Landau Very nice. • Alan Holsey 1966 PONTIAC .' ..$1995 1965 COUNTRY SQUIRE Wagon $1095 • TRANSPORTATION GTO convertible* radio, heotv! V-8, four-speed. 1966 GALAXIE 500 Four-Door S1595 Automatic, power steering. 1966 CALIENTE J1395 Six-cylinder, standard transmission Convertible, automatic transmission, • Bert Rypkema SPECIALS 1968 PONTIAC '. $2495 5-50 factory warranty. 1965 MUSTANG $1095 power steering. Firebird convertible, rodlo, heoter. V-8, four-speed, power steering. Eight-cylinder. 1967 XL 2-Door Hardtop 51695 1965 MUSTANG SI195 I * Tom Kegelman Automatic, powftr steering. 5-50 factory warranty. 1966 ECONOLINE Camper $ 995 "YOUR LOW convertible, 6-cyllnder, automatic transmission. ' 1966 COUNTRY SQUIRE Wagon $1450 SPECIAL OF THE WEEK 1967 PONTIAC $1495 1965 MERCURY CONV S1095 OVERHEAD DEALER" 5-50 factory warranty. Tempeit, wagon, automatic transmission, 1965 VOLKSWAGEN 1967 FAIRLANE Two-Door $1295 power steering. 1964 CHEVY II ,.$ 495 Automatic, power steering. 5-50 factory warranty. Station wagon, automatic transmission. SEDAN. Rrd. Rodlo, heater, wlillewoll tires. 1966 MERCURY $1395 1962 GALAXIE 500 $ 495 RUSSELL 100% Volkswagen guarantee. Cor #N755A. 1967 CUSTOM TWO-Dt)OR S1295 Monlclalr, 4-door, automatic transmission, McCARthy F-ULI PRICE 2-door hardtop, automatic transmission/ Eight cylinder, automatic, power steering. power steering. power steering. O'dsmoblle-Cadlllae Co. 1100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST RID IANK « AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER FORD 741.0*10 MOUNT-ENGLISH Op.n Wed. •»!! « P.M. 291-1101 SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Inc. S«t. '•» 4 P.M. Pint Avt., Atlantic Highlands SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY Monmouth and Maple Ave. Since 1904 Red Bank 741-6000 X OTHER DAYS 'TIL • P.M. I THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLET0V7N, N. ].-. FRIDAY, Jt'LY 1,1, I960 21 v WANTED AUTOMOTIVE BOATS and ACCESSORIES . BOATS and ACCESSORfES BOATS aad ACCESSORIES BUSINESS NOTICES I HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED^FEMALE HELP WANTED--MALE S yoa W *HA«P/E KtSTCH - VAlkT THAHJ5B — 1461 Alloy Mr Uf TfWMPSOH — Vlllii n fe.p. «y)Ji- TYFN'OOPY conffltau! K Ts\tTid RN'a. weekends and cUy>- 5x4 LOORAM Carters Weland mani- boat. Engine two years old. Plying 7471417 • Union Shop" de for day rfrtilft, Top salary and PAGE MAKE UP MAN " fold, for small -jlock Chevrolet, one bridge. $2400. Call 291-9238 or 291-2424. 18' 1953 CHRIS CRAFT Ann-Di-Open HOME IMPROVEMENTS • Good Pay -* ipst benefits. (?4fi-R893. hour use. 5125. 462-7170. skiff. Navy top. 95 h.p. Inboard, re- 18' KE.EL SLOOP — Fully equipped.. 'iv* nlghti, 37'^ hours. LJbaril bau- 16' FmfeoLAS Day Sailer with built last year. Good condition. Can Many extra, Roadworthy trailer. Roofing, siding, additions, paneling, ELROSE SPORTSWEAR BEAUTICIAN -- Experienced girl. 1956 CHRYSLER STATION WAGON a sheet rocking, patioa, steps, concrete 1st Ave. Atlantic Highlands trailer. Call 741-4555 dr 747-1228 after be M'L'n at Chrls'3 Landing, Sea Call 583-1686. Closed Wed. Hours 9-5 p.m.. except ts, steady Tear round •mployment —No motor. Soil parts or all. Make 6 p.m. Bright. ?M0. 518-4890. driveways, 671-1279. 872-1651 ThurR. fl-8 p.m. Ca.ll 566-9768. Eve- nings. Kll-0398. 23' OWENS CABIN CRUTsEH — 17' 1'ENN YAN with 40 h.p. Evin- PARTING AND DECORATING — In- WAITRESS — Oover 25, with a little ;eply A. Lench, c/o The Diilif Rsgl- Brand now engine plus propeller BUSINESS NOTICES terior and exterior. Neat work and experience In the kitchen. Call 747- rude. Sdectrli: shift, vinyl top and 4737 alter 10:30 a.m. WOMAN WANTED - To care for In- AUTO RENTALS shaft. Engine guaranteed. All extras curtains. Ready for water. 5800. 229- reasonable price. 787-1877. valid woman. Rome nursing care ex- ter, 105 Chestnut St., Red Bank, or •included. (In tile wafer, ready to go.) 0731. FURNITURE MOVING — AtUca and perience. Light rooking. Live In. Nice Must sell because of,, Jit. transfer. cellars cleaned. Free estimates. Call CARPENTER -~ Will do all types of WANTED—Intelligent young lady tor .11 741-0010, ExU 224, between 8 t.m. permanent position in doctor's oflice, lurroundings. References, Write Box DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY $22.')0. Call 8422-39 aiter 0 p.m. FLYBR1DGE sport fishing sedan, 32', 747-3002. home repairs. Reasonable. Call 787- •15fl, "The Daily Register, Ked Bank. Prices Ilart »t $6.99 and up. Bcono- twin 225 h.p. electric refrigeration, 1907. Red Bank area. No experience neces- id 3 p-m. Car of Red Bank. 210 E. Newman SHELCRAFT 17' — Plywood boat $6900. Call 892-6737. SUMMER PAINTING! sary. Write Box L-148, The Daily Reg- 8TENO TYPIST — Needed immedi- Springs Rd. 747-O173. with cabin. $200 or best offer, slip LIGHT HAULING — And odd jobs, ister, Red Rank. available. Call 741-3512 or 842-4421. Call now for free estimate. Top Quali- Free estimates. ately. Good steno a must. Capable be- 1968 125 h.p. MERCURY — 17' For- ty Work. Reasonable Prices. Fully In- 291-9486 GAL FRIDAY ginner considered. Office located In tEJKRIGERATION ENGINEER —For TOM'S FORD 21' CHRIS CRAFT CABIN CRUISER mula. Like new. Call sured. Eatontown. Call for appointment, M2- leslgn and construction of mtlllary —V-Bunks. Head, sink. For demon- 842-3705. HAULWO — Cellars and garages EXPORT TRAFFIC 3333. nd Industrial air conditioners and d«- cleaned. Also purchase furniture and RENT A CAR stration call 741-4857. Asking '51,050. 1961 OWENS 25' .SEA SKIFF — MY THREE SONS TEMPORARY lumiaiflers. Top salary with liberal MO Hwy. 35 2M-1600 Keyuort Painting Contractors contents of home. Free estimates. WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT TEMPO- lOOK-HOUSEKEEPER — Perma- jenetlls for the right man. Ag«re«- Sleeps four. Good condition. Repow- Call 741-7310. nent position, gle^p In. Give age. en.ti 1967. 30 hours. Phone 842-1304 583-9706 RARY OPENING IN OUR EXPORT Tfeferences, and ea-lary desired. Write jive corporation soon to go public. after 5 p.m. DEPARTMENT. SHIPPING AND EX- Sox N-134 The Dally Register,-.Red ipply at 116 Chestnut St., Red Bank BOATS AND ACCESSORIES PORT DOCUMENTATION KNOWL- r call 741-0104. 18' PENN YAN , — 1963. 110 h.p. LIGHT. HAULING—CLEAN CELLARS EMPLOYMENT EDGE NECESSARY ALONB WITH Bank. - Mercury, stern drive. Tilt trailer. All YARDS GARAGES — Free estimates. 7 18' SLOOP — Sleeps two or more. Call after 3 p.rrfi 741-2149. ADEQUATE TYP1NO SKILLS. CLEKK STENOGRAPHER -- Full IARPET MECHANIC — Immediate THE BOATMAN'FSHOF Fully equipped Including stove and equipment. $1,900 or best offer. Call HELP WANTED—FEMALE time, 9-4 p.m., five days, plus some spening for conscientious man seek- 787-5463 after 5 p.m. evening hours. Shorthand, typing and s AL JeL YOUey R BOATING NEEDS heat. Navesink River mooring paid ALL TYPES OF HOME REPAIRS MODERN, CONOENIAL 'AIR CONDI- ing steady employment. Call Central 5 " .I7 '' ***««•' Marine sftipplr for season. 842-2139 after 7 or Sat. 15>-MFO RUNABOUT — 35 h.p. Evln- Alterations, remodeling, and painting LPN's — 3 to 11. 11 to 7. Kln| James TIONED OFFICES.,. APPLY IN PER- diversified duties, paid hospjtallza- Jersey Carpet Service, 787-1384. House. M Whart Ave.. Red Bank. 7U- morning. ?• rude. Trailer, canvas top,. cover. Reasonably priced. Free estimate*. Nursing Home. SON. tion, holidays and vacation1 . Perma- S780. Open Sun. and Holiday., 9 a.m. Prompt Bervlce. Call 741-3953. 591-3400 nent -position subject to Civil Ser- to 1 p.m. s WANTED — Canoe 15M7'. Will swap Ready for water. Good condition. All LANVltf. vice exam. Some experience * desir- 'URCHASINO AGENT ASSISTANT— for 10' painted aluminum Jon boat for $500. 787-9535. SUSPENDED CEILINGS — Paneling. PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY able. Salary dependent upon qualifi- To learn-stock; procurement and ma- .erlal control procedures. Would pre- 24' SILVBRTON cabin skirt. Two with accessories. 842-5515. 14' GLASSMASTER — 40 h.p. Evin- Finish recreation rooms and attics. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY CHARLES OF THE RITZ cations. Apply Clerk's Office, Town- h bunks, head. Ice box, automatic bllee rude electric start Windshield, top, Sheet-rocking, taping. 842-4288. 20 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury Rt. 35 Hotadel rtilp Hall, Holmdei. er purchasing knowledge or experi- $875. Can be Been at Highlands Ma- 34' RICHARDSON — Two dray ma- skis, full equipment. Ready for water. ence. Interested In a bright, young rina. 291-0602. rine engines, 225 h.p. eacn. Flying SMALL JOB SPECIALIST PHYSICAL THERAPIST — Full or RELIABLE GIRL — For summer 2 GIRLS — 18 and over . for part- nart with mechanical and electronic bridge, radio telephone, outriggers, $550. 747-3975. Home repairs, alterations, additlcms. work, five days week. Hours 8 to • time summer help TAon. thru Frl. Inside and outside. 291-3260. part-time. Flexible hours* Call 1 iptltude. Apply at 116 Chestnut St., HANS PEDBRSON CUSTOM BUILT dual controls. -Newly painted. Can be 17' BOAT — Tilt trailer; As Is, ?275. ; 631-2531 p.m. Baby sitting two children, one 3:30 to 9:O0, Sat. a.m. 9:30 to 3:00, Red Bank, or call 741-0404. SKIFF—24' — With cuddy cabin. Pow- seen at Irwln's Boat W,orks, Union Call 747-3338 . - - HOUSE PAINTING — , Experienced. eight, one [our. 495-0014. (W. Keens- minimum ' 1.60 pp-r hr. plus bonus. St., Red Bank. Jfo reasonable offer after 6 p.m. Interior-Exterior. Reasonable. Phone EXPERIENCED SINGLE NEEDLE burg area), • ' 'Call 741-2591) and.ask.for Barbara ered by 240 h.p. Marine Interceptor after 6 p.m, MEN WANTED > engine.' Fishing chairs, navy top. rod refused. Call F. Cerchlo, 653-2500. 17'—1964 • BOAT — 40 h.p. .electric 842-0369. \ OPERATORS — 35 hre. week. Floor w holders, adjustable outrigger mounts, CHRIS CRAFT — 1962 Sea Skiff, 27' Johnson and trailer, - newly painted help also. 741-9025. GENERAL SECRETARY CLERK-TYPIST — 4(1 wpm. PtrmH' McDOMcDONALD'N S DRIVE-IN head. Very fast. Perfect family or 185 hip. 350-eng!ne hours. Sleeps two. RARITAN CONTRACTING CO. 925 Hwy. 35 MlddlfUron $550. Call,264-4445.. HOSTESS—CASHIER — Excellent Insurance office. Good typing skills. nent position. Fivs day week. Con>1 Jlahing^boat. Painted and ready for Head. Hardtop. Extras. In water. 1 Home- Improvements, additions and venient location. Many company liene Full or part-time worker* for eve- BEAUTIFUL 14 OLASPAR FIBER— year-round position. Over 21. Must ap< Hours 9 to S; live days. Employee launching. Make an olfer. Call 542-1974 $3500- Call 757-6071 after 6 p.m. alterations. Aluminum (Hlig, roofing. benefits. Write P.O. Box 824, r ' fits. Call M2<4bM: nings. Must (be at l»&st 18 year* od. after _ 5. p.m. • -. • - GLAS SKI BOAT — With trailer, 45 Residential and commerolfil. construc- ply in person. No phone calls. HOW- Bank. •• - h.p. electric .Mercury motor. Needs tion. Financing to oaeJIUea persons. ABJD.JOKN8ON RESTAURANT, RTJB WOMAN ^* Th'-do housework In-three TRUCK DRIVERS AND HELPERB- 1M2 25" OWENS CABIN CRUISER— TURNABOUT - no wort. JReady for water. Asking - 35"SBddl«town- JVir,.,!«ed..talc,k».".Good Starting rite. . , -THE IDEAl/ JUNIOR 351ABJSR—- .Eully ,.insuted_and_i»tot)le. jlnnis Pies ~'<>69a condition. Fully "iS -«^o0rciirinera!3Dr6n3Jros- ~*—••- estimates. J2M-926O or 264-7-118, »eam press..'Apply John Klnkel & Appfy HICKS FEED CO., UoamoUth . 420 • 15* RUNABOUT — Steering wheel SEWING MACHINE Sons, 44 Apple St., New Shrewsbury. MAID — Shore area. Adults only. -•ark Stable, O»t« • 7/11 SA1UNO TENDER • \ and controls. , 45 h-p, Mercury elec- RARITAN PAINTINQ CONTRACTORS OPERATORS AMD. ~ Olve age, references, and salary de- -O'DAY SAILBOATS tric start 'With heavy duty tilt trailer Division of Rarltan Contracting Co. OOLDBN OPPORTUNITY — Reward- alred." Write Box N-I.W, The Dally MARSH MARINE • and other accessories. Excellent con- Residential • and commercial painting. HAND SEWERS ing and fascinating career. Part-time Register, Red Bank. The Yacht Shop, Dealers One design sailboats and equipment' Interior, and exterior. We use Dutch or lull time. Call Miss Kara at 264- 1184 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 848-1913 dition. Ready for the- water. $575. STEADY WORK, THREE WEEKS GIRL WANTED — Tn operate paper 65 Orchard St.. Bed Bank 711-9767 '568-3341: —" ••-••• Boy ..paint-or equivalent All—work PAID - VACATIONr—SOVJH?—WUD J711 _for_ Interview... ••- INVENTORY CLEARANCE ~ SOBSTAD SAILS . PIGEON SPABS insured and guaranteed. Free esti- HOLIDAYS, PLUS OTHER "BENE- Isojr maehtrmr-Must-ltkew machine—op- •unHsh • Scorpions • Day Sailers HOLSCLAW TRAILERS 14' DURATECH — Aluminum run- mates. 264-9260 or 264-7449. FITS. CAFETERIA ATTENDANT — Full erating. Previous experience helpful, MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER about and trailer. Can hold 40 h.p. time, night shltt* 10:30 p.m. to 7 a.m. but not necessary. Year round work. TO THE CITY? West St Monmouth Beach ' 222-3492 16' THOMPSON Lapstrake — With motor." Many extras, Call 747-5432. BLACK TOPPING DRIVEWAYS — BRIDGE SPORTSWEAR Call for Interview, 671-0342. Oooii pay. and henWIts. Apply Sal- trailer and 35 h.p. electric-start Merc- Backhoo service, trenching. Lot clear- mon Paper Box Company, 33 Main 14' SAILBOAT - 550. Also %% h.p. ury. $525. Call 291:0266, 1968 35 h.p. MERCURY — With con- ing and trucking of stone, gravel and 217 Bridge Ave, - Red Bank DENTAL ASSISTANT-RECEPTION- St., Matawan. Our rapidly growing firm de- Bvlnrude motor and tank, J75. 787- trols. Like new, $500 firm. Call 747- sand. Call John MOntelusco, 747-2535. 747-1373 IST — Matawan. 3 or 5-day week. Ex- 32' RACING SLOOP — Modified six 9453. . perience preferred. Write Box L-163, . AVON IS GALLING! ires services of experienced meter. All sails, spinnaker, FaBt and MOWING OF TQVERGROWN LAWNS HOUSEWIVES—Would you believe... The Dally Register, Red Bank. WOMEN over 35 with pleasing p WOODPUSSY — New mast, Dacron beautiful. In water. 33200. Call 842- 20' OWBNS —• Cabin, head, s|nk, 7 AND FIELDS. Ideal Demonstrators have more fun- son.ililioB can earn {30 to S40 a week h.p, Mercury outboard engltfe.* Can personnel in the following cate- •all. FIberglas over wood. Ready to 3369 after 5 p.m; ." - 741-5104 Meet more people-Earn more money* contacting established customers. Ex- •all. (400. 842-4144. ' be seen atf Andy's Marina, Laurel perience unnecessary. Call J. Birch- MASONRY — Remodeling and Showing the world's finest toys*No DICTAPHONE TYPIST gories .<,,., 1969 S H.P. SEARS OUTBOARD MO- Ave., Keanaburg, or call 787-4424. Investment, Collection or Delivery* all 7«l-«43 or' 4623377, T74-I220 15' MFO FIBEROLAS BOAT — 5100 TOR ^ Never used. »115. Call 671- Price U65O. • • . teratlons. Call Insurance experience preferable.. Good •- — Call 591-0003. Write Ideal Horns Parties, 20 Rail- typing skills. Employee benefits. Hours GIRLS — OIRLS . • P. & S. 9281. 28' WHEELER — Beautiful condition, rpaq Ave., Albany, H.Y. .18208. 8 to 5,-tlve days. Write P.o, Box 824, —, ,...... „_. - 2294754- -- •HAULING AND MOVING — Reason- We need. 20 glrliUor. top-Saylng-Iobs,, In water. Fresh water cooled. Gray SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — 3 to Bed Bank. i full or part-time. Call between 12 and —•GAGE :••-'-'• • 13' OLASSPAR —40 h.p. electric COLUMBIA YACHTS marine. 2-1 reduction. Seen at Ocean able rates. Call 11 •but. Full or part time. Perma- 3 p.m. dairy 284-9490. Ask for- Mr«. •tart Evlnrude. Ready to go. In wa- The YACHT SHOP . Spray Marina, Ocean Ave., Sea 291-2062 nent, not summer work. -741.4700. ' BEAUTICIAN Stone. • MARGIN! ter. {400. 747-1248. 1184 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 812-1913 Bright. Call 946-4134. , weekends. Red Bank. Call 741-6150 PAINTING — Interior and exterior. MBD1CAI* LAB TECHNICIAN —Part- or 775-2196. KKUUKL> niuEPINO — And Inventory •*• STOCK RECORD Free estimates. Call time Btturdaya, 4 to 6 sours. Salary controls. Must have some experience AUTOS FOR SALE open. Call 741-3600. ~ In light bookkeeping. Excellent salary AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE DENTAL 'HYeiENIST** for mature woman. Hours. 9 a.m. PLEASE CALL MR. LOGAN Excellent pay and working conditions. \ xi m. Devon Knltwenr, 395 Wharbu. 842-5404 HAVING A PARTY? BOOKKEEPER ... Call 556-2212. ton )ir., Long Branch. Call 228-73(10 DELIOlOUSLY PREPARED FOODS General ledger and payroll experi- CALL MBRRI MAKINGS ence for CPA .ofTtce. F&rt-tlme basis, SECRETARY-BOOKKEEPER — Per- EATONTOWN OFFICE NEEDS SE.C F. S. DONAHUE, 741-5933 Mon. thru Frl. Twe days id- 5 hours dajtly. Send resume statins son. Interested In personalized hours. RETARY — Ability In stenography, Vance notice a "MUST" hourly rate to P.O. Box 802, Red Bank. light booMwopl'ng and some • real es- Capable of doing bookkeeping, typing, tate knowledge. Salary approximate SANTO & CO. dictation. -' Prefer Insurance experl Iv $100 per week.-^Bend resume to Mr. 176 RIVERSIDE AVE. ehco. Excellent pay. CaU -Mn'Kret ih)!MrouUlCi)l!r!tyjleaJtor! AUTOS FOR SALE _ ___^yTOS_FOR JALEt h)«i!n»MllIiroouUl.jC,)l! ox 206, MlddleUmn,, 07 PAYROLL-CLERK OR ASSISTANT— ASSISTANT TEACHER - For bu.y Familiar with adding machine, ex> nursery school to start In September. perlenced with figures. Win be taught Must love children and be capablj payroll system. Excellent opportunity piano player. Hours 8 a.m. to 13.J" with reliable firm. Long Branch Man- p.m. Write to Box N-156, The Dally PRODUCTION ufacturing Co.. Children's Coats, 20 Register, Red Bank. Third Ave., Long Branch. 222-9845. LEFTOVER PRICES MATURE WOMAN — Care for er«r HERE NOW ly man slightly handicapped by stroke Mlddletown area. Light cooking and Require high school gradu&tM with housekeeping. Sleep in preferred. Ref- a minimum of < ye»ra Industrial ma- RN OR UN — 3 to 11 PI), and It chine repair experience. Will ta re- erences. Write Box L-1M,- The Daily to 7 a.n^r part-time. The Naveslnk quired to make mechanical repairs to Register, Red Bank. House Rlvefalde Ave., Red Bank., various types of machines. Must rotate REGISTERED NURSE — Wanted 'all Nursing Unit 8«-3<0H. shifts. Qualified- rate la *3.77 an hour for two nights weekly. Also' wanted HOUSEKEEPER WANTEiD -• Vm plus shlfrdlHerehflaJ. Bxcellent frliit* ON DISPLAY! woman. Bleep In- Very lWJf eookln» benefit plan. Apply In penwn to P«- for eventngs, part or full time shift. Time" can bef arranged. Top salary. and housework. Phone 842-0418. somel Department. Small nursing home. Call 222-5277 9 111 a.m. to 5 p.m. ' . DENTAL. ASSISTANT — f? """ Send qual»lcatlons,to Box. 383, Holm, MIDLAND GLASS .CO. RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY — To del. N.J. CiLTFFWOOD AVB. work In animal hoipltal. Apply in MATURE WOMAN - To live In wit CLIFPWOOD, N. J. NEW CHEVY person, Combs Animal Hospital, an elderly woman in good nesltn An Equal Opportunity Employer Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury. Light housework. Call 741-2871. BARTENDERS — Full time and part- time. CaU (or details. WAITRESS — Full or part-time eve 747-2718 nlng»._ year-rqund^^CaU 842-9827 01 HELP. 842-98H: """ . ~ * BARBER" WXNTED-J=^Call ttrtwsen B3CPERIENCED BUICK MICHW 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. LPN's — 12 p.m. to 8 a.m. five nights —For Monmouth County's largei 284-9787 4 p.m. to 12 p.m. two evening,'. VI- dealei1. Excellent benefits and wor olnlty Hmlet • Holtndel. 264-3M8. Ing conditions. 741-7843. CARPENTER - . KM Per., hour. Must be experienced. Call 747-13S1 COCKTAIL WAITRISB — For nlgll •CAREER OPPORTUNITY — Join m» after 6:30 B- \. 6!CHRYSl[llSfLYH0UTHS BLAZER! club. Weekends. Experienced only. of Monmoutll «od Ocean Ca^J1" No food. High commission*. Call 1-6 fastest growing real eatate iwen PART-TIME —Tear roiind Stock p.m. 78T-972O- W» will train and prei»re «°rlloen.- Clerk. Good t... 20-24 hrs. weekly. tal, through «"r «ped«l eompwiy Semi-retired person. Call 842-HM. whool, qualified jmot men for po- sitions In one of todt/« most loo* Uve profe»«lon.. If T<*> *n bfoTMto; PHARMACIST ACCOUNTING In flnt T«»-r earnings ctJg^OJO. wit Farl-Ume, two days per week, 10 a-m. unlimited future taoomo potentul, "•" to 10 p.m., Saturdays plus any other Mr. Steam, 787^800. day. Closed Sunday. Excellent work- CLERK Ing conditions. Full company benefit!' 1 u applicable. Apply J. II. Field* DRIVERS Personnel Dept., 3140 Rt. 39, Haz(»t. Can you operate a calculator and •ddlng machine?.- Have you »ml Experienced in handling WAI^TED — Mature sober man to aa- PLYMOUTH experience -In accounting?... We Household goods. Apply in slst superintendent. Some knowledge nave an npcnlng In our Cost De- partment for a bright person who of painting, plumbing and general FURY III likes tills type of work. parson, ANDERSON BROS., maintenance for garden apartments. INC., 51-53 Mechanic St., (90 per week. Call 741-8115. Good working cnmllUonA. Air condi- tioned office. Excellent employee bene- Red Bank. MANAGEMENT CAREERS 4-DR. SEDAN fit program. •Equipped, with radio, hearer, outo- MICROWAVE TECHNICIAN IN RETAILING Experience required. Excellent ad- Neliner's, a rapidly growing nation*! Imatic transmission, V8 engine, pow- "M &T CHEMICALS INC. vancement opportunity. Apply In per- retail chain, offers a formal manage- ler steering, white wall tires, wheel coven, car- Church St., Matawan, N. J. son, Electro Impulse, ll» Chestmil ment training program leading u A subsidiary of St., Red Bank. store manager and position or eventual I peting and aH standard factory equipment. In- The American Can Co. greater • responsibility. UAJOR AD- I eludes all freight and federal taxes. An Equal Opportunity Employer SALESMAN — Experienced preferred. VANTAGES INCLUDE: Attractive Excellent "epporUinlty with active starting salary, pride In being as- MEDICAL SECRETARY — Experi- sociated with a nationally respected ORIGINAL LIST PRICE $3788 ence desirable. Must be "public'rela- agency. Call tho Applebrook Agency, 666-7600. retailing chain, profit sharing bonus, iHUtDTOK & AIR CONDITIONED MODU AVAIUBU! tions conscious". Three-girl special, liberal retirement plan, hospltallzatlan tit's office. Five day week. $125 start SHEET METAL WORKER - ClaM and Major Medical plan, paid vaca- Monmouth Medical Center. Write Box •A'. Minimum 40 hour week. Excep. tion, holiday and elckness oenenus.' MATCH THIS R-115, The Dally Register, Red Bank, tlonal fringe boneflti. Call 7«1- • MOTOR HOMES experience for Rod Bank CPA firm. NEW CAR TRADE-IN CLEARANCE!! N. J.'l lorgett dealer, over 100 unlit Mall resume stating salary required on display. MAN — Also welder with experience to P.O. Box 802, Red Bank. • , $2597 Nsrrls Gold Seal. Monitor. Avion. '68 CHEVROLET $2597 •67 BUICK '65 BUICK $1197 Oel/Rey. Voluntter. Swinger. Caprice 2-dr. hardtop, R&H, auto- Skylark. Two door hardtop. Radio. Wildcat four-door sedan. Automatic, Wlnntbago. Giles. Aristocrat. Smokty. 24 Mechanic St., Red Bank. 741-2900 matic, power' steering, etc. Heater. Automatic. Power steering. power- steering, radio, heater. GET PACE-SETTER "CONTROLLER. PRODUCTION Vinyl roof.' Etc. You con see them all at Well established and growing scrvlc '63 RAMBLER $ 697 SCHIFFMANS . company located In- Mldrtlescx Coun. '68 CHRYSLER $2597 '67 PLYMOUTH $2197 ty requires an aggrcsalve, vigorous Newport <-dr. sedan, 'R&H, auto., Station wagon, radio, heater, auto- at the Colllngwood Circle, Rt. 33 & 34 Controller. He must bo ablo to man- ELECTRICIANS power steering, brakes, vinyl roof, Sport Fury, 2-dr.-.hardtop, bucket matic, etc. - Farmlngdale, N. J. 938-5256. ge the accounting, financial end art vinyl Interior, etc. seats,~radlo, heater,.*363 V-8, auto* YEAR END fllnlstratlon functions. Assist top man matlc on console, power steering, 1 "62 VALIANT $497 gement In ajl aspects of tho financial •68 PLYMOUTH $2397 power brakes,—vinyl'-roofr-tter- - TOa autortiatlcrradiorhemjrr'-— area Including cost control, banking Satellite y-passsnger stollon wagon, -WANTED ~TOl«Alon«hl[«,_nQW_Jentures, etc. He V-B, auto., power steering, vinyl '66 PLYMOUTH- $1497 should be a college graduate, "present Interior, while wall tires. Fury III 4-dr., air conditioned, y holding a ««pervl«ory position, Rdlhttttet POPFI6M CAPS ready to take on a challenging op- '67 IMPERIAL $3297 Summer Is Jurt " snlarv yen. Write to By '66 PLYMOUTH $1397 R-118. Tno Dally Register, Had Four-dr. hardtop. Air conditioned. •6? TOYOTA $1797 Around the Corntr... Full power equipment. Four-dr. station wagon. Radio, Two-dr. . hardtop, radio and ON ALL MIDLAND GLASS CO. heater, automatic, power steering. heater, automatic, white walls. and wt need 100 Usad Gan AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS Exceptionally clean. CLIFFWOOD AVB. '67 DODGE $1797 We will trad* or buy out - OLIFPWOOD, N. J. Coronel 440 4-dr., air conditioned, '68 VW $1897 An Equal Opportunity Employer radio, heoter, automatic, etc. '66 CHRYSLER $1697 FastDock, low mileage, real right — Call or Coma In "300" hardtop. Full power, auto- '69 CHEVROLETS economy. matic, etc. Very low mileage. This SALES CAREER^ '67 OLDSMOBILE $1897 TOM'S FORD £AMCOf For-the right'Individual, we -offer a Cutlass, Pour door. Radio, heater. one won't last long. •67 JAGUAR $3997 mitrvelotts challenge. No celling en Automatic. Power steering. Etc, XKE "2+2." ASK FOR ED SIGLER eventual income. Excellent starting '66 IMPERIAL $2597 salary, plus commissions while com* Four-door hardtop, fully equipped '67 TOYOTA $1497 Hwy. 35 264-1400 Ktyport plating.pur..*, three year sales training with factory air conditioning. GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY program Liberal fringe benefits &nd PERFORMANCE Corona 4-dr. sedan, R&Mf auto- AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE matic, etc/^Cherry red. OR CHOOSE FROM OUR "uture management opportunity. CORNER '65 T-BIRD $1697 RED BANK — 842-2500 ^BT 1M9 D'B your year o! opt>ortuntty. Vinyl roof, R&H, auto., power. AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS An equal opportunity employer. M/F •66 VW $ 597 Write full details Box 2147. Menlo $2697 Two-door sedan, radio, heater, FINE SELECTION OF 193 Newman Spring» Road '68 FIREBIRD '65 CHRYSLER $1597 Park Station, Edison, N, J. 03817. '400' hardtop, 4-on-the floor, etc. whltcwalli, etc. k^" A very sharp car. New Yorker 4-dr. hardtop, radio, heater, automatic, tull power, '66 TAUNUS $ 997 809 Railroad Avenue •67 FIREBIRD $2397 vinyl interior, bucket scats. Made by Ford. Exceptionally OK USED CARS hardlop, R&H, 4-on-lhe floor, clean. Radio,- heoter. Low BRAKE ACCOUNTANTS Wide oval white wall tires, etc. '65 MUSTANG $1297 AUTO RENTALS Convertible, R&H, automatic, etc. '65 VW $ 797 •67 PLYMOUTH $1797 "113" series, radio, heater, etc. OVERHAUL SENIORS AND GTX 2-dr. hardtop, 440, 4-spced, '65 MERCURY $1397 mileage. Real economy. on-the-floor, bucket seals, etc. Colony Pork station wagon. Air (not just a rellne) conditioned, power steering and '63 AUSTIN GET THE BEST DEAL ON A , EXPERIENCED •66 PONTIAC $1597 brakes. Roof rack, etc. HEALEY $ 997 2+2 convertible, 421 V-8, 3-2 bar- $ 997 rel carbs, automatic on console, '65 BUICK Sprite convertible. NEW OR USED CAR AT ACCOUNTANTS Wildcat 4-dr, radio, heater, auto- RENT powtr steering, brakes, windows. matic, power steering. 39 A NEW CAR FROM US! lx Cminty CPA firm of- 30,000 ml. or 2 yr. GuaranUa fp»r» pofiltlorui to qualified per- OVER 300 SEE MONMOUTH CHRYSLER FOR Many OBion CHEVY-TOWN! dons Peking unllmUM oppor- In Stock To Pries for drum type brakes ot) LOW RATES tunity* In public »nd municipal THE BEST DEAL on the . . . mo*t Fords, Plymouth!, Chavys, accounting. NEW CARS Ghoose From! American compacts. • Daily Advancement and enrnpenj"** AVAILABLE Follow Your Friends To . . . WE DO ALL THIS WORK tion am tinned on your ability '69 TOYOTA $1666 OPEN EVES. 1. Replace brake lining on all and performnnce on the job. lour wheels, • Weekly WA' nefk Individuals with one 'HI 9:30 2. Arc llnlnci (or perfect contact to lix yearn of experience. with drums. 3. Rebuilt all 4 wheel cylinder!. • Monthly T*1<»;i.«»» ntlbmlt full dotilln of CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. 4. Turn and, trus brake drums. expprleni'f) and salary exp^cla- LARGEST 5. inspect master cylinder. tlnns to HnX i(.iW, The Dlily Monmouth County's Largest Chevrolet Dealer 6. Repack oulcr wliecl bocirlncjs CALL OR STOP IN Renlnter, Il«d Hank. NEW & USED on both Irnnt wticrls. CAR 7. inspect brako hoses. 'NMUnMAT MAINTKNANPR — ..Jiy/hore doing businoss ii a ploasure!" 8. Adtl Super Heavy Duty broke Man In liolp rrpiilr find mtttnln In INVENTORY fluid. WALL tamul ruin nt twjtilpnifnt, Kxpnr-lPiira 1 -' ]N , V. Road test car, not rriiuirnl. Apply l.mnnlil * Ijaundto. 325 MAPLE AVE. /tfflffiBira' RED BANK LINCOLN-MERCURY ,il. rnniiT NcwiiKiii S[fl'lMgH ltd. a id MONMOUTH FIRESTONE OF RED BANK Soulli HtidRp Ave, URII Hank. COUNTVI 747-5700 Shrewsbury Ave., at Sycamoro OPEN EVENINGS — 741 -3130 MAPLE AVE. AND WHITE ST. 747-5400 (More Classified Ads On The Next Page) 22 -THE DAfLY R£CISTER. RED BANK - MIDDLETOWX. N. J.: FRIDAY, SHY 11, 1969- HELP WANT€D^-»AJ-E HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED~-MALE Family Circus FOB SALE FOB SALE FOB SALE YOL'KO MAN - To «no»« ucA~luZi nxleru.lf, tutp ,lnek nairHi tel mtHXW POOl* — Weim A SALES CAREER (LIFETIME) «jiin»*in )rjy*-oWry tesel*. (loon miui 1949 Z1S ZAS; Oaly t avslulW*. BUaor ft iixtfnts. X«»i» wsric "A* W V" Ofcch^round require* and tome mate- nvii* with two aid* tdecfcs, sjsd fl«. Ctil 7«I.ilW. /. •-' rial control experience helpful Ap- SEWING MACHINES Ia4den, 3rjl6'i»8" deep. W76 and 12 a.m. portable broiler $3, portable hair ' 1968 SURFBOARD — 8'2" Weber er $3. Reglna electric broom $8. ANTIQUES - Tlffanr ltema, toya, fur- RELIABLE il^AN~io'oklng Tor steady Super Light. Wide. Call perfect condition. Call 741-6658. niture, china, paintings, atatuarr. coins, work, hours 3 p.m. to II p.m. See I 741-4898 lighting fixtures. Carved oak dining HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE Roy or John between g.,11 p.m. at KKFRIQERATOR-FREEZER — room piece* Copper Kettle Antiques. The Red Bank Mall. Monmouth and cu. ft. Kelvlnator two-door, $40. Al O&khurat 531-1699 or 229-0891. GENERAL FACTORY MEN*—Starting MAINTENANCE MAN — P&rk and Broad pts.. Red Bank. UNPAINTED FURNITURE child's orlb, $15. 747-4837. rate 52,50 per hour. Possible Increase re'creatlonal. Civil service appointment. COLLECTOR — Vina old toy tralna for aggressive person. Five-day, 40- Midtlletown resident preferred for full DRAFTING DESIGN INSTRUCTOR CLEARANCE SALE ELECTRIC STOVE} — Like new. foi any condition. Pay cash or will trade. hour week. Mala wan area. Call 566- time position. »000. Call 741-0844, Mr. —To teach Mechanical and Electron- Look for yellow tag for special sale burners, $40. 36" round kitchen HO., 027, 0, standard gauge. 774-8718. 4314. ' Scliaffer. ic Drawing at new community college with leaf, J25. 747-3394. in Monmouth County. Send resume to WANTED Personnel Dept.,' Brookrifde Commu- RED BANK LUMBER SHOWCASES MECHANIC — To work on outboard SET-UP MAN — Opportunity with 1 Reasonable Used Oriental Ruga motors. Apply Service Manager, The fast growing company. J2.25 to start. nity College. 76, ) Newman Springs Rd., Pesrl »nd Wall, Red Bank. 741-S5O0 Call 741-6641 Chinese and Persian - Boatman's Shop, 24 Wharf Ave., Red Opportunity for advancement. Call Mr. Lincroft. or call 812-1900. Also Wall Tapestrle* Bank. Lesperahce, '229-3700. Atlantic Semi SALES CORRESPONDENT — Carry ALLSEW SHOPPES COOL OFF — 11,000 BTU's. One ye FRIEDMAN OALLERIE8 T74-S1U Conductor. ' on complete inside sales function for 46 Church St. 495-0177 Keansburn old. Fully automatic air conditions electro-mechanical product line. To Paneled front. Uses 110 current. '$181 ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cash ETHAN ALLEN dining room table, 671-5149. paid. LE3 DEUX. 799 River Rd., Fair MECHANICS act an customer lUlson with produc- 7-11 Haven. East. Tues.-Sat. 11-5. 741-4337. PART-TIME tion and engineering departments. Formica top, four chairs, tea cart. THREE-PIECE LIVING ROOM Tom'i Kord now taking applications For further information, please, call Mint condition. Asking $200. 542-2643. —And other household articles, CASH FOR ANYTHING for...car and truck mechanics. Ford S42-1313. orrer. Call 741-7368. Our Attic experience preferred, but not necea- '££•35* MOV1NO TO FLORIDA — Frost-free 229-7781 aaryv Good pay, excellent working con- ASSEMBLER MECHANIC — Experi- refrigerator, mower, ppreader and as- SURFBOARDS — Hawaii 'V Bottol 1001 Auto Parti" ditions, hospitallEatlon, uniforms, re- enced in the use of hand tools, tubing, 1 sorted topis. Call 671-0764. 8'6", $90. Also 'V Bottom, 8'6", J1U WANTED — Tenor sax case In good, tirement plan, paid vacation. Cail now installation of small pumps, motors "You keep on eye on the car an make sure they After 6 p.m., 542-2692. condition. 446-9436 after 6 p.m., or R. Distributor •or stop in and see. our shop. 264-1600, and gauges. Apply Electro Impulse, YARD SALE and used furniture. 25 Scobey, 5 Water St., Engllshtown. Jack Stilling*, Service Manager. 116 Chestnut St., Red Bank, or call Won't nn ufifhnut i»l» Lonsen Ave., Keanaburg. Tuesday 7'8" SURFBOARD — Dewey We'll JOB — Interesting" and dlveralfled through Saturday. Strato. Excellent condition. $125. 22! SILVER COINS AND DOLLARS doing enjoyable work, Several INHALATION TECHNICIAN TRAINEE 741-MM. . . • ..„.•; 4171 after 5. ' openings in East Brunsvfick, £ U.S. and foreign. Call 846-8571 (or — "On the Job" training in the field MAINTENANCE MAN — Opening on RELOCATING — Sora, two end and latest quote. port, Woodbrtdge. or inhalatjon therapy. Excellent op- GUITAR GRETSCH — Chet Atkl the 3 p.iri. to 11 p.m. shift for a re- SITUATIONS WANTED-Female cocktail tables with leather tops OREEN COLONIAL COUCH ~f Living portunity for a high school graduate liable Individual seeking a full time FOR SALE Nine-piece mahogany dining room Tennesneean model. With case. On EXPERIENCE _ Not necessary, seeking a full time permanent posi- year old. $150. Call 871-2330. room chairs and tables.' Ba'jy car- -permanenp t position- In' a modern set. Also, Norge,. gas, dryer. 747.3614. riage.' Call S72-0994. ' "'•" ••'••">-•-"* timi. -AttraeUv* «U*ry, pleasant- work* •growingi - hopalhsitalr TUmtW^ftUmt—W^m •EXPERT OA.RE ~ Newborn to 1 _y««r 7»ARA~6E~SALB~*^^MoVlng7~"3"ii ing conditions, and full fringe benefits. Good salary. Pleasant working condir My home, Atlantic Highlands. Ref- ITEMS YOU"NO LONGER OARAGE «SALE. ^- 400 Rumson Rd.. away" prices. Clothing, toys; -houi WANTED TO BUY — Used furniture, HOURS — Part-time weekends, either Contact Personnel Office! Rlvervlew tlons and full fringe benefits. Contact erences. 291-0094. . Little Silver. Sat. and Sun., July 12 hold Items, paints, tables, strollet stoves, bicycles, small boats, .motors, 1 or 2 day*. Weekdays, we "have Hospital, 741-2700, Ext. 225, for an iNEED OR USE WILL.., clothes dryer, electric fan, 7 h.p. out Personnel Office at-Rlverview Hospi- RELIABLE WOMAN—Wishes to take and 13. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. trailers, mowers, etc. Anything for re- mornings, afternoons, evening interview. An equal opportunity em- tal, 741-2700, Ext. 229. for an Inter- board motor, bike, brlc-a-brac; Fri sell Swap shop. 787-6180. ^^__^ . h6urs available and. combination ployer. ., , view. An Equal: opportunity Employ- care of children in her home. Will ATLANTIC TRADING POST — 179 day and Saturday, 9 to 3. 140 Lewi; ot above. ^ board them If desired. Call 747-2609. Grand Ave., Long Branch. Antiques Lane. Fair Haven. *." STAMPS AND COINS EXPERIENCED PLUMBERS — And SELL china glass and used furniture. Wed Collections and accumulations WAGES — Not"i helpers. Paid vacations, hospltaliza- REAL ESTATE. SALESMAN— We're and Frl. 6-10 p.m., and Sat and Sun FENDER Super Reverb amplifier, e chased. 747-471)9. ' - position. , tlon, year round work, nc lay offs. >o busy that -we mted additional sales- SITUATIONS WANTEDMale 10-6 p.m. Buy and sell 229-3838 cellent condition, $225. Fender Tele Top wage* paid according to skill. men. Experienced or Inexperienced. ANTIQUBS —' Paintings, N.J. AUas. DINING SET — Scratched. Opens to caster electric guitar. $125. Sterec AGE — 24 «r older and married pre Call 493-8580 (Oakhurst area). We will train you. to earn 112,000 to console am/fm radio. $50. Oas range Estates purchased and appraised 747* $15,000 the first year. Jir an Inter- TEACHER —. Home repairs and im- FAST seat 12. Includes six chairs. Televi- 2003. The Hudson Shop, Inc., 511 ferred. and hpntfir, S45. Shure mike w.lth e view call S71-M00. Aak for Mr. Rich. provements. Painting. Carpentry. sion, scratched but works well, sun- Broad St.. .Shrewsbury. Free estimates. 872-1188. beam Dome hair dryer, unopened tension, $20. 291-2863. " Call anytime between 9 a.m SHIPPING ._ driving. WITH A QUICK ACTION since purchase. Call 842-1774 after 6 OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, . 10 p.m. lor appointment. MAN — Steady. Sales and FOR SALE — Friday and Saturdaj Mu>t apply In person, MARINE LUM- •WILL DO LOW-COST p.m. Teenage Summer clothea, 10% to 50% glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac, 264-6700 BER CO., 1139 Ocean Ave., LAWNS, PAINTIHQ, ODD JOBS Toadstool, 814 River Rd., Fair Have Immediate cash for anything and ev- FOREMAN Bright. ' • , PHONE 741-6650 LITTLE GIRLS' DRESSES — Size 6, erything. RuscU'a 25 East Front St. Monday through Sunday . DAILY REGISTER 8. 10, handmade, reasonably priced. GARAOE SALE — Sat, only, 9 a.m COOK — Experience In sea food and EXPERIENCED HOUSE. PAINTERS Call for appointment 229-9170. to 6 p.m. Shop and household Items to supervise 12 midnight to 8 a.m. steaks. Top pay. Benefits. Tear round —Seek homes to paint on outside. etc. 938 Palmer Ave., MlddietO' • JANITORIAL WORK-r-Permanent po- crew o( 20 men. Must be able to Apply in person, Stbckhouse Restau- Call 542-3113 between 5 and T. p.m. FAMILY AD sition. Experienced preferred. Starting rotate shifts It* necessary. Should Jiave rant, 80 Beachway, Ketnsburg. BEST TOP SOIL GARAGE SALE — Contents of house PETS AND LIVESTOCK rale $2.50 per hour. 'Possible Increase" high volume heavy supervisory Ship- Good fill dirt, blue stone, road gravel, Clothing, antiques. Sat. July 12, II for aggressive jnan. Matawan area. ping experience and a working knowl- TV SERVICE MAN — Will pay top 3 LINES - $ DAYS sand, etc. Bulldozing, and backhoe "»er. a.m. 411 Rumson Rd., Little Silver PROFESSIONAL DOQ GROOMING— Call 566-4344. ' edge of common carriers. We are a dollar for right man. Must know color FINANCIAL Ji?ei™5cllel'j Trucking, Morganville, By appointment only. AKC poodle multl plant fast-growth glass con- and transistors. Matawan areaa. Call BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR O31-9707.' SURFBOARD—Weber Performer, 9'4' and schnauzer pupplea. 871-9821. tainer manufacturer located 26 miles 583-95(«. • Excellent condition. $65. Call »4: 8H0RT ORDER COOKS. — Excellent •outli of Newark in the Jersey Shore JUST OARAGE SAL$ _ Saturdays, 11 to 1317. PROFESSIONAL POODLE GROOM- area. Submit resume or write to Bill COOK — HOUSEKEEPER — Year HOT DOG WAGON — 1965 Lambret- 3. Or by appointment. Blond human ING — We groom to please. Can round position. Live-In. Call.Monday ta, Uiree-wheel wagon. Fully equipped Available for Merchandise For Sale hair wig $12, fox fur muff $35, Singer MUST SELLU-MoIla wrought Iro 542-5550. year-round opportunities. Must apply Shell, Indicating salary requirement. console sewing machine $15, three Hofa,' wrought- iron bench. Venus De thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., 747- Ready to roll. MOO. 872-1657. only. Article must originate from a MOBILE DOG GROOMING household and may not exceed a «Uo. beds, $15 ea. Child's desk $7, tractor Mllo statue and pedestal. Remlngtoi In person. No phone calls. Howard 3820. $7. Two studded snow tires 9.15-15", Rand Cardex File and stand. Pay WE COME TO YOU BEAUTY PARLOR FOR SALE — Lit- price of (50.00 per article. r EDEN ACRE 842-4038 MIDLAND GLASS CO. TEACHER — Of young adult mentally tle .Silver area. Excellent location. Prlc* MUST be advertised. Each ad- $25 ea. 671-9072 for directions. master check-writer. Also antlqm Johnson'i Restaurant, Hwy. 35, Mld- retarded. Degree required. Physical rare china, glassware, brlc-a-bra BEAGLES — Oairna, Chlhuihuaa, CLIFFWOOD AVE. education/recreation background de-. 6710708. ditional line tl.00. No copy chances EXQUISITE — Dark knotty pine dry RUSCIL'S BYCAMORE GREENS, Al CLJFFWOOD. N. J. • may be made and no discounts or Dachshunds, Schnauzers, Pekw, Foo- dletown. . slrable. Red Bank private agency. sink and buffet. Designed for royalty. tlques. Sycamore Ave., Little Sllve: dies, Pugs Toy and Wire Fox Terriers. An Equal Opportunity Employer Training and supervision provided. LIQUOR BUSINESS for sale, owner returns will be made II ad is au. One quarter of original cost, only $225 retired. Write Box L-168, The Dally eeled before expiration. each. 44 Mount Dr,, West Long PRINTING PRESS — (Kluge) 10x1 GAX.E-VIN PET SHOPPB EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS — atsrtlnt salary J6.B00.. BenefitsBenefit.. Be- Register, Red -Bank — Monmoutli Bhopplng Center '- HAbEiSe-LERK- -Part-time.-—Paint- ~Qmt—p»y—with tttp glln SeptembeStber r 2 P6f-fflt8Tv«w call To Plac» Your Daily R»aiit»r Branch. automatic, excellent condition. Can' b 542-1273 and Hardware Departments, \pply In Construction. 757-State Hwy #35, Mid- 747-2928 between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 FAMILY AD. CALL ... seen In operation. Call 542-0786 ifte: person to Mr. Harold Stone, Paint A SYLVANIA COMPONENT — Stereo dletown.. Call 671-1800. .m. BAR BUSINESS — Excellent Jpoatlon, system. Garrad turntable and sus-5 p.m. . MILK GOAT — Reasonable. Call li- Hardware Dept, J.M. Fields, Rt. 35, plenty of parking, 115,000 required. ter 6 p.m. Hazlet, N.J. MASON NEEDED — A good brick, SALES AND MANAGEMENT assls- pension speakers. $70. 741-1371. , OARAGE SALE — Antiques an block and concrete man. steady po- 741-6900 glassware. Television, llSfc, Water ski 776-7283 , sltlon. Call 741-3361 after 6 p.m. MOTEL —• 7 units, $35,000. „ 24-Hour Servict EXCELLENT QUALITY — Sturdy July 14 thru 19. 233 Rtverbrook Ave- DRIVING INSTRUCTORS ^-Vrnr^UrU'ditri: kitchen set, like new. Seven chairs, nue, Llncroft. 747-5427. LARGE PONY HUNTER — 7 yeark TAGGARTS DRIVING SCHOOL BARTENDER — Wanted for part- EDWIN S. STARK, Realtor, Hazlet. $40 or best offer, 402-0828. old. Pinto gelding. Has been shown SURFBOAAD — ivS" Oceansldi time work. > 264-0333. FLAGPOLES AND FLAGS BICYCLES — successfully. Call after 7 PJD. 741-893* •~-Driving- foatruotor-s,—ftlH— tlmt j^tt—g0KPITIoaiNa..,,MECHAftJC- Whlte_ enameled steel poles with Hag. Spoiler, excellent condition. Great (0; position. -aLong six-day wee! Caprtle Installation and servlce_tor t6p-6rnamenr .and halyard 18! pSlT irmtiv • [Jnnerar-tBft.-849-Ullli———.. SSOOO to J13.000 annually. Prefer fam- ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OP ADMIS- able offer. After 7 p.m., Ml-4803.\ TTCKmOKMSATKJ^TwoWrr'irtilter - both residential and commercial. Per- MONEY TO LOAN complete with hag »17: 22' pole com- ONE YEAK OLD ^- Maytag elec- fwo lawn, 14 weeks old. shots and ily roan with sales background. Call SION — for Records "and Reg|stra- plete with flag {30.80. In stock. CHERRY CABINET — 70x22x31. for\appolntment, 542-3300 or CH 7-4U4. tlon at new, comprehensive commu- manent. Outstanding growth potential. tronir c dryer. Asking *150. Call. 842- wormed. Females. Call 747-2135.' •Call 678-1203, Mr. Henderson. REAL ESTATE OWNERS Beautiful condition. Four louvered nity college In Monmouth County. Can- FINANCIAL PROBLEMS? Avail • RED BANK LUMBER doors. Asking JIM. 671-14M. 0921.. AKO REGISTERED DACHSHUND EXPERIENCED — Carpenter's help- didate must have at least a bachelor's PRESSMAN — Multlllth Heldetburg yourself of cash, equity In your home Pearl and Wall, Red Bank 74i-Mop MUST SELL! Three-piece sectional PUPPIES — Black rod tan. Two er or carpenter. Steady work. . Call degree and one year recent, related offset. Days. Matawan area. Call 566. » the result'ot present day Increase SINGLE HOLLYWOOD headboard living room suite, 9x12 rug, 8x10 rug, J canopy bed, perfect condition, $30. males and two females. 747-5810, between 5-7 p.m. &31-2683. -. . experience. Send relume to Personnel «24». -'---- ~".".'^." - •••-. - .' in Real Estate values. We will free TWO-YEAR-OLD CHAMBERS GAS maple- dlnette_ts.ble.JJWo_Capts!n!s Department, Brookdale Community this cash equity by recasting your RANGE — Excellent condition. $25 264-6457. . . —7.—r. chairs. Gateleg table, ga» range. Dun- TOOLES - AKO MINIATURE - LIQUOR STORE CLERK — Part- College, 765 Newman Springs Rd., present mortgage. THE KIRWAN CO. or best offer." 741-8972. TELEVISION — OE 21", blonde oak can Pliyfe style sofa. More and more Black males; Wormed and vaccinated. time evenings and Saturday. Experi- Llncroft. N.J. 07738. HELP WANTED-Male-Female Realtors, Middletowl). 787-5500. W. RUBCIL'S, 25 E. Front St, Red Bank Nine champion background. 291-2327i ence preferred. 264-2868. ROCKER _ One- white. $20; twoconsole, '{40. Boy's 26" bike, $10. Two LEADING MANUFACTURER ot com- Keansburg 187-6600, Hazlet. 264-7200 1961 Comet wheels, $3. 787-0776. * STORM WINDOWS — (16) 4'x4' woo PEKINESE MALE — AKC. HOUJe- COLLEGE STUDENTS-TEACHERS and Red Bank 842-4350. " ; large modern lamps, $15; one large MULTlLITHjOPERATER mercial food machines and dishwash- stroller, $10. Call 741-0175. SURFBOARD — Weber, flntall. Ex- frame, ideal to close in porch, car broken. Very reasonable. Call after ers will train service representative. Our firm needs 22 to start Immedi- REFINANCE YOUR MORTGAGE - port or greenhouse. Used but In gooc 6 p.m. 642-7151. Good starting salary with excellent ately No experience, we train. J115- cellent condition. Reasonable price. Required experienced operator to run To consolidate all your bills or any Call 747-0272. condition. Worth over $200. Only (2! BEAGLE PUPPIB — One year old. 1250 and related duplicating equipment chance for advancement. For appoint- $170 to start-Call 741-4014. Part-time other purpose. Up to 30 years to re- THE BEST for all. Call 741-8188. . ment call 774-8204. S50 and up. ; ; Engineered rain gutter systems 4n N.J. FENDER VIBRO — Champ ampli- Best offer. Call Liberal benefit program, paid holidays pay. Confidential, Immediate service. KENMORE ELECTRIC DRYER — 842-0254 and vacation. .Pleasant working condi- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT— Call <• for appointment BUY-RITE SEAMLESS, concealed hangers, Stain- fier. Perfect. $50 or best offer, shure tions. Salary open. Call 222-6600, Per- FACTORY HELP — Good pay forREALTY, 787-1010. (Broker). less steel screws. Only .032 heavy microphone, new* condition, $25. 542-(25. Boy's English racer, (25. "LIk GERMAN SHEPHERD FEMALE — Part-time. Apply In person at Red 40 hours steady work. Year-round gauge white used. Call lor Free Esti- 4390. new" condition. 842-4429. sonnel, lor interview. Bant- EMU, 102 East Front SI, -.._ 18 months old. Excellent with ohll- Indoors making fine ceramicJUe^No mates. • FR1O1DAIRE — Electric clothes dr: *Hren. $35. Call 264-8973. SALESMAN — Start 19500 to »10M experience needed. Old factory lent PORTERS -i- Full time positions fancy, but you'll like Atco's friendly INSTRUCTION PROWN'S CAN'T BEAT er. Oood condition. (25, Call after in 3 months. Metropolitan N.J. area. available with good salary and • full OUR HEAVY DUTY WHITE SAM- p-.m. 741-6077. PUPPY VILLA'S Auto.J Blue Cross. Blue Shield anti people. Paid holidays, vacation, Insur- 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7600 fringe benefits. Contact Personnel Of- PAINTING—All Iledla. Private H!S- BON combination aluminum window. ELECTRIC STOVE — 40 Jlajor Medical iPlan, Sates experience fice. Rlvervlew Hospital 741-2700, Kit. ance, other benefits. We were an sons or organized groups only. Lonla 4 for $68 INSTALLED. Shop and GRAND OPENING required. Career opportunity with ec-ual opportunity employer years be- GNsusmnouNS . Excellent condition. (15. 225i^tor an interview. An equal op- fore It becomes fashionable. ATCO CE- Efthyvoulou, Studio 21. 21 Broad BL, Model 37, pump, compare. Call 671-9435 Instant Credit > . smair high quality trucking Hire.' An portunlfsc. employer. Red Bank. 741-S3M. vent-ripIthaca ,Mode chokel 37, ,excellen pump, t12 gauge equal opportunity employer. Reply to RAMICS CORP.. Hwy. 35, Keyport. ventrip hk llt J.H0 OARAOE — PORT SALE — Starting Special Poodles from 150, all sltei . ' SAIiESMEN I 264-8000. • Stevens Model 280B, pump, 12 PROWN'S and colors. St. Bernards from $110' Box L-155, jnie_Pa!!y__Eegl!ter, Red_ gauee, choke, very good. Friday July 14 thru 18. 301 Spring Bank. COMPUTER CAREERS % 65 32 Broad St Red Bank 741-7500 Dalmatians from J75. Fabulous Great New Red Bank office of dynamic LABORATORY TECHNICIANS la busineu. Industry and government Hlgglns Model 20, pump, 12 CUT GLASS — ANTIQUE CHINA, St., Red Bank. Danes from H10. Bloodhounds, Iri,tl Part-time ASCP registered or equl gauge, good OLD BOOKS CALL llason —E Experience required. Steady (puhlically heldl growth company, has start with' ECPI training. Day and $ 55 TWO 100% WOOL FACE RUGS AND Setters, Toy Fox Terriers W0, Wire lent. We are looking for experienced evenings. Oall ECPI at 542-2800 or Winchester Model 70 pre '64 • 671-9072 Fox Terriers, Buset Hounds (Tri- work. ClCalll exceptional openings hi sales. Let's personnel seeking part-time/ weekend »220 PADS — 18'8"xl2'6", 12'xlO'7". Two 787-5800 talk (In confidence) about an "ad- visit ECPI, 265 Monmoirth Park Hwy., Swift w/Lltachert 20 power scope, DININO ROOM TABLE — Plus six runners 12'7"x29', 16'7"x29'. All till color and rareNBlues), ScoUles, Cocker and nlKht work. Have you been out West Long Branch. .. very good Spaniels, Sctmauzera, Welmaraners, vanced money management concept". of the field for some time???? If so, chairs and china closet. $25. Call 787- same pattern. One Kenmore automat- INDUSTRIAL PAINTER — Experl- Here Is a dlgnifled-prestlge-reward- Mauser 22 caliber target rifle.- 8743. ' Ic washer, 17" Eclipse lawn mower. Dachshunds, Shetland Sheep Dogs. enrpd spray painter for small and ing way of life with substantial five- we will train you in the latest up-to- SWIMMING TAUGHT PRIVATELY— very ood .,„„,*. . s 75 All In excellent condition. Call 747-3351 Collies. ALL PUPS HEALTH GUAR- medium size parts. Must have some figure earnings plus stock options and date procedures In our finely At your pool. Beginner through life Many others to choose from SELLING FOUR-MONTH-OLD. FUR- ANTEED. Permanent shots, wormed. experience. Apply at Electro Impulse, security. All Interviews will be pri- equipped laboratory. Good salary, saving, -747,5861. ARJAY SPORTSMEN SHOP NITURE — Moving back to-Florlda. OARAGE SALE — Frl., Sat.. Sun.Lowest Prices. Best Quality. pleasant working conditions and Call 842-4469. July 18 19, and 20. One ten Coldspol Inc.. 118 Chestnut St.. Red Bank. Or vate. Opening! are in all areas of TUTORING — Reading Instruction 54 1st Ave., Atlantic Highlands HWY. 35 call 741-0404. yv;^., ---•'-• New Jersey. . chance for advancement. Contact Per- 291-1618 room air ^corfdltloneV. 165. Other use sonnel Office, Rlverview Hospital, and tutoring In elementary subjects. GARAGE SALE — Beds, two refrig- ful items. 420 Nutiwamp Rd., Red (ACROSS FROM COBBLESTONES) SPINET PIANO-!J325. Colonial sofa erators, upright piano;* Whirlpool ALL BREED GROOMING MAN-FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME Phone Tony Bauer at 842-5906 » a.m. 741-2700, Ext. 224, for further details. Call 291-3449 or 291-0172. ' Bank. FOR CLEANING AND JANITORIAL Ah Equal Opportunity Employer. Hide a bed. . Large Strato-loungeStratolounger washer, twin club chairs, sewing ma- AND STUD SERVICES to 4 p.m. 'Monday thru Friday. pingpong tble Mi chine, dinette table. Miscellaneous SURFBOARD — We'Ser Feather 9' 747-3*34 WORK. IDEAL WORKING CONDI- JOIN , chair. One ping-pong table. Moving,A TIONS. LOCATED IN MIDDLETOWN CARPENTERS (two> for home Im- OPPORTUNITY — To make J100 or must jell. Call 741-4758. " household Items. 10-5 p.m., Frl. andExcellent condition. $95. Call 741' SHIRLEY SHAW GROOMING SALON' Sat, 49 Standlsh Rd., Little Bllvef, 9326/ . AREA. CALL AFTER 6 ^1^6712101 provement work, ytar round. See Mr. better a week. No experience re- THE COMPUTER WORLD STEREO — AM/FM radio. Kitchen FOR DOOS-rNow' open. Alr-condU Gore an J, morning between 8:30 andquired. Apply CONSOLIDATED cabinets, wall oven, stove. A-l. 542-(Off Plnckney Rd, via Salem). GARAGE SALE — China, glassware tloned, modern, home atmosphere,* 10. PROWN'S, 32 Broad St., Red fOODS, 508 Prospect Ave., Little Sil- 4326. HOUSEHOLD SALE. — Moving. Re pots, pans, dishes. Furniture. Rugs. Call 741-0464 or 711-7578. Bank." 741-7500. You're just weeks away from a HELP WANTED—MALE ver. ' frlgerator, yard goods. Ill-riser, vac- Beds, springs, .mattresses. Tables. AKC REGISTERED golden collie, high paying action - packed G. E. STOVE—Double ovens, chrome uum, Felling5 machine, tables ana Chairs. Pictures,' frames. Lamps, etc. BEAUTY SALON MANAGER - OP- lined. Excellent condition. $50. Re- Union St., Red Bank. Near hospital wire fox terrier and Uny Chihuahua career. glna floor waxer, $20. Victorian shav- other Items. 102 Columbia Ave., N. puppies. All puppies parents and HELP WANTED-MALE ERATOR WANTED - Call 5420048, Long Branch. .- Opposite Boat shop. ^^ grandparents are here. 671-1862. 542-0163. • ing mirror,' $25. 747-3921. , AUTHENTIC VICTORIAN SOFA — DISHWASHER' — Westlnghouse, port- POOL TABLE — 4x8, never' used. ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELS PERMANENT. POSITION —IBM Computer Programming Rare violin, exquisite jewel box. able, copper. Excellent condition. -(85. AKC — qhamplon stred. Excellent REAL ESTATE SAiES Imitation slate. With all accessories, Bronze and Ivory lamp, Chinese base Call 842-2036. Excellent—opportunity with "Uv« —IBM Office Automation some extras,-$275.- 741-2484. =_ temperament. Pet, Held, ihow. aix PERMANENT POSITION Wire" agency. Proven training pro- "—IBM Keypunch lamp, Oall 531-3774 aftor-B. FAN —- 18"r for attic or window; - Ex- weeks. 831-3177,- — --—__! gram. Oall lor appointment. 747-0498. OAS DRYER — NOROE. Like new. OARAGE SALTS — Sat., July 12. cellent condition. Slightly used. (10. SURVEYOR —IBM 360 Computer on Premises (or $40. Telephone gossip bench, leather OUNG COON OAT WANTED —Any- REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — 10-4 p.m. 31 Rose St., corner of Call 741-8188. Dne raising coon cats and "willing to ENGINEER students. ' • upholstery and walnut, $15. 741-2494. Swimming River Rd., Llncrott. Cash High Income opportunities with a —Day and Evening classes. - 8URFBOARD — Weber Performer sell, call anytime, 264-5380. training program. We have openings TRAILER UTILITY and carry. . ' 10'2". Excellent condition. Cheap. Call PARTY CHIEF —Approved for Veterans. all steel. Two-wheel. BROWN MARE — 15.3 hands. Jump! - CIVIL tor amitltous sales people who would SURFBOARD 1968 WEBER 8'8" —787-3722. . . -.-. 3'6", shown successfully. Experienced like to enter the lucrative field of 291-1208 Feather, super lightweight. Very good real estate. Weekly draw available SUSURFBOARR D — Good condition. Best rider only. Call after.7 p.m. 842-2277. OARAGE SALE — Antique* and oth-condition. Call 671-2135. offerff . ClCalll Deqrte and 0-4 yri. experience for experienced real estate personnel. NORTHEAST er miscellaneous items. Sale all this KC LABRADOR RETRIEVED PUP- EXPERIENCED ONLY 'All replies confidential. Call for ap- STROLL-0-CHAIR — Two cribs, oth- 741-5078 'IBS — All shots and wormed. Call COMPUTER INSTITUTE week and next. 542-20(2. 21 Dwyane er' baby Items. Call • pointment,' 264-3456. ask for John Bud- St., Opeanport. ATLAS' 8" lathe with 3 and 4 Jaw 41-9061. Competitive Salary INTEREST OR EXPERIENCE IN nick. BETSY ROSS AGENCY, <11"7 60 Englisnglish PlazPlaza RRed Bank 7U-5515. chucks, milling attachment, motor, .KC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP- PUBLIC WORKS DESIGN Hwy 35, Keyport. Cll 7474647 EXACTA CAMERA — 35 mm Blnltle other accessories. $300J 842-0791. HospifalizatSon Call 747-4647 (or Free Booklet BABY GRAND PIANO — Reasonable 'IKS — Whelped April a. Black and INSTRUCTOR — NJ certified teach- lens, reflex, with many accessories 'REQUIRED SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — For Sep- and 3 Interchangeable lenses. (190 Call CARRIAGE HOUSE SALE — Chests, liver. *50 femaUfa; (60 lot- malts. Insurance er will tutor all elementary school 741-7710 chairs, desk, tables, ' miscellaneous lall 264-5862 or 294-9383. tember 1, 1969. Female and Male. subjects. Phone after 6 p.m. 775-1211 or best offer. 591-9703. ACCORDION — Scandalll 120 *>ass. glass, etc. Sat., Sun., toon., 10 to 6, Sick Leavs Competitive Salary Morning, afternoon or all day posi- IOBERMAN PINSCHER8 AKC — tions available. Mlddletown residents TWO TWIN BEDS — (don't match) Includes case and stand. (150. 566-rear of 233 Cedar Ave., Long Branch.. Hospitaliiation One (20, one *25. Call evenings, 842- lack and tan. Two -females, on* Paid Holidays preferred. Contact the Mlddletown MERCHANDISE 4084. 9538. GIVE. A GO-GO PARTY — And go nale. Champion blood line. For homaj Insurance Township Board of Education, 671- STEREO — Two A R speakers. For nee us for almost anything you need,, r guard. 787.0834. Vacation 3850. . YOUTH BED — Llk« new. Dining extra chairs tables, punch bowls, lin- Sick Leave FOR SALE further information call ••OODLE PUPPIES — Rare, dark Tuition Paymant Plan •ulte. Call 229-3006 ens, silverware. A ta Z Rental Cen- Paid Holidays REAL ESTATE SALESMEN OR -741-3305 ihocolate miniatures. Sire pointed. WOMEN — Matawan area: Part-time. HAS FOR BALE ter, 181 Newman Springs Rd., Shrews- \XS. registered. From 175. Call 566- Vacation SURFBOARD — Dewey Weber Per- bury. 741-O040. -- . All Replies Conlldentlol Will train. Call 566-8400. Ms a bale and up. Also straw. RCA WHIRLPOOL RE.PRIQERATOR former. 9'8". Two years old. Asking :83. - . • Tuition Payment Plan '- 462-9273 —(50. Westlnghouse older type front $75. 671-9281. OARAOE SALE — 380 Prospect Ave., GENERAL FACTORY HELP — No loading wanning machine. $15. Large Little Sliver. Sat. and Sun.. July 12 Six MONTH-OLD BAINT BERNARD experience necessary. Apply In per- —Male pup. Rasonable. Call 871- T & M ASSOCIATES, INC, All Replies Confldenllol TYPEWRITERS, ADDING maohlnei. metal closet, (20. Three-speed elec- R.C. ALLEN adding machine. Dayton and 13. 10 a.m. • 4 p.m. Books,, 78 son, Monmouth Rubber Corp., 75 Long tric heater, (8. Two metal kitchen money weight scale. Call Branch Ave., Long Branch. All makes new or used. Guaranteed. rpm collectors' records dating back Consulting & Municipal Engineers Low aa 135. Sorplco's 101 Monmouth cabinet's, 36" high, Formica tops (6 787-3852 to 1918. Clothing, ladles' size 10. boys' ALE AND FEMALE — Pekingese.- and (4. Aluminum cot with toam -. 213 Highway 35 T * M ASSOCIATES, INC. PRE8SER — Experienced on suit Bt. Next to theater. 747-0486.^ SODA VENDING MACHINE 18-18. Bike, wash bowl, nobbles.. KC registered. Blonde. Housebroken. jackets, Part-time, two or three hours rubber mattress, $7. 787-7210. , " Call 495-0892 after 4 p.m. Mlddletown Township Consulting & Munlclpol Engineers $40 WROUOHT IRON DINETTE SET — 213 Highway 35 a day. Madison .Village Cleaners, DESKS gl5 up FH»E8, tables, ehalr* Call 2644130' P.O. Red, Bank, N. J. Cllffwooa Ave., Matawan. Call 566- adding machines, trpwrlters, office NCR — Manual. Rings up to $4. Good Three burner gaft plate, never used. Mlddletown Township 3232. equipment, etc., a» bargain Prtcjjf condition. (50. Also two 1 h.p. com-SURFBOARDS HAWAII — «'«",, Snow tires and wheels, 775x14. Call (More Classified Ads 201-747-4112 P.O. Red Bonk, N. J. New or used AAC DESK OUTLET, pressors for refrigerator, (50 each. good condition. Call 671-0338. i I NEED TWO SALESPERSONS der Bt «.- Qjkhurat 531-3W0. . . Call 1-6 p.m. 787-9720. r . 741-0185 ., _. On The Next Page) 201-747-4112 „ ilrous - of making-moneyr- Must- be HAM OEAR — Transmitters, reoolv willing to spend many hard working WEDDING GOWN — Ot CDahllllj SURFBOARD — 7:61!. Ski, excellent RBFRIOERATOR — Under-counter' ers, Panadapter, 6 and 2 VFO and hours plus weekend.I. Call Mr. Kreto- Isce, Aleneon and Pern da Bole. condition, $140. Call after 4:30 872-size. 3«"x22". Quiet, good condition. assorted test gear. 741-4672. INSTRUCTION • 741-8098. ADAMS REALTY. Detachable Wattcau train. Spray ot 0322 Call 291-1021. AIR' CONDITIONERS — Fedders 12, , •ppliqmw fTP ff"wn mnA trfln Htfty T «ed—Buh-Multiple-Wiling- HURFBOARP—HUB1R 8'H".—ExraF 000 DTU. 1140* f}Tti 7WHI rYH , fW -Mein'jer piece ot crystal, pearl and lace.. No SEALY MATTRESS — Box spMng 741-2175. gervlce. veil. Size 12. Used only once. (75. 291. and steel frame. $50. Call lent condition. With car racks. Must 15 MEN NEEDED IMMEDIATELY We need people to work rotating shifts. , MEN - WOMEN - OALS •1056, after 6 p.m. 842-0227 sell. 960. After S, 229-8687. GARAbE SALE -? Variety of- ftems. Aug. training. Learn to operate QARAflE SALE — Tools, benches, Frl. and Sat., 10-4 p.m. 18 Allen St., We are willing to supply the following: COLLEGE STUDENTS ANTIQUES — Brlc-a-brac, t/3 off TRUMPET — Conn, complete with miscellaneous Hems. Starting- Sat. SOS Rumson. Heavy Equipment FREE BOOK EVERY $ PURCHASE I all attachments. Very good condition Main St., Port Monmouth. FRACTIONAL h.p. motors, belts, pul- Keep your present lob while train- • Steady employment close to home Moving to Florida. CURIOSITY SHOP J(0, Call 261:8927. ing. VA approved, stole licensed. WOMEN'S SWIM SUITS and shorts. leys, gas engines, hand tools. TV • Excellent .wages Including shift differential payments 11 Third Ave., Long Branch. U-o p.m. chassis and parts, etc. 741-8809. Call our local office TOLL FREE • Hospitallzatlon EARN $1200 + MODERN tlve-plece sectional living Famous makes, 25% off. Sam sllber- Area Code 800 • Life Insurance room set — With covers. Two lamps hlatt, 120 Bay Ave., Highlands. ORAND PIANO — Cable Nelson with ^CLEARANCE SALE and tables. Electric range, 40" double 32J-5535 • Disability and sick benefits ' •. ' DIAMOND RING — t%~ carats. electric player attachment, J35O. Call Or send name, address and phont , ,• Retirement plan • • . New and used musical instruments, ovens. 21" RCA TV. Few other Items. 842-1821. Next 12 wks. up to 75% off Jist price on used Also beautiful house plants. Must to Round, set- In platinum with two No. to ATS, P.O. Box 1970, Dept. •• APPiyoi- ••' • equipment, up to M%; off list price tapered baguettes. Appraisal Invited. EXECUTIVE DESK 42"x60" — Wal- DR, Camden, N. J. 08101. ' sold at once. 100 Cherry Tree Farm Write to Bon R-116, The Dally Regis- nut. JM, 946-4163 or . *" OFFERING • . on new equipment. ANDERSON'S, 30 Rd., Mlddletown^ 1 KERR Broad St., Red Banlc •• ter. Red Bank. 2910487 •LASt MANUFACTURING COfVOfUTtON GOOD SINGER HAMMOND PACKAGING PRODUCTS DIVISION SEWING MACHINE! Beers and Francis Sts. Ktyport An equal opportunity employer 1988 tig 2RK cabinet model, allffhtly HUMOR tiled. Thii machine darns, monogramB, ORGAN - CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY appltquea, aews buttonholes, etc., all ICE CREAM without attachments. 6-year parts A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! guarantee. ° '• No experience necessary ' p STUDIO Apply today . ' FULLvPRICE WAREHOUSE & SHIPPING OPEN 7 DAYS 0 A.M. - 6 P.Jtf. OF ASBURY PARK GOOD HUMOR $45.20 NEW HAMMOND Adding Machines-Typewriters 58S SHREWSBURY AVE., SHREWS- OR SI-65 PER WEEK Moving and Storage Painting and Decorating R1IRV (OPPOSITE RED BANK AIH- Call credii mnnager 9 a.m. to 9 pjn. CADETTE ORGAN DEPARTMENT HEAD PORTi YOU MUST BE 18 YEARS nn ADDING MACHINES — Typewriter! ROBERT g. FARWBLL OLDER, HAVE A VALID NEW JER- 775-4775 LIKE NEW EQUIPMENT — Belss.lv $555 sold, rented, repaired Serplco's 101 Painting A Decorating Unusual opportunity for an experienced ware- REV DniVER'S LICENSE AND HE Include* bench, delivery, lnntnnt-play Uonmouth St.. Red Bank. 7470485. ANDERSON BROS. For Free Estimates Call 842-S1M ABLE TO HANDLE A STICK SHIFT. Slisrit-All reel • mower sharpener, house and shipping man to be fully responsible handsaw filer, belt sandcr, chain saw book (letn you play songs on your own INC. from the stnrt) nnd 6 weeka of lennonn L.n. PAINTING CONTRACTOR"^ filiarpener. saw netter. Coflt $1000, will Reasonable price. Free estimates. In- for all of these related functions: Real Estate Salespersons sell for JMO. 787-S681 or 7300618. Will at no charge. COME IN FOR A FREE Diamonds Bought or Kcstylcd PACKING — MOVING DEMONSTRATION. • terior, exterior. Genera! repairs. 787- Have you rend all the ada for real nnt sell separately. STORAGE YOU COULD BE OUR MAN IF: estate Biilosmen and women?-If you Let us buy the diamonds you don't SDRFnOARD — 0' Dowey Weber. PR 5-9300 wear or let us restyle them for you are Interested In good Income with 300 Main St. Anbury Park 1. You have strong bulk, high volume warehouse ifiip- Very good condition. $80. call 741. personally Reussllles'. 3G Broad St Pcarl and Bead Itestrlnglng nn nrllvp lilRliwny office, anrl aro II- 0M2. . Opon il n 11 yj II1 0; 8»t. 'Ill o:3o ping 'supervisory experience in your background. ccnfleil, clill ilfl for an Interview. Full llmo plnrrment. Phone 671-251)11. SNY- PIANOH AND ORGANS — Used up- FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES — I General Contractors Expertly on braided nylon. IIM a 2. A good knowledge of traffic and ICC regulation.. DEI! AfSENCIY. Realtors, Mldillntown rlffhtB from $25. ItentiUn1 from 07c per WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH strand. Bterllni olaaps from 7Sa. 3. Some coll ego or related education. Five Corners. werlt, LiirRH nolei-tlon of uncr. grnmlB CRE.DIT PROHLKMB. IMMEDIATE CARPBNTKK - Additions, paneling. REUSSILLRg': M Broad 1™ R£ 1 DELIVERY. INBTANT CRBIIIT. A. A ifrong desire to got ahead. COHIM.K •— steady poiltlnn, llvp In, (i ml ptnycr.i. I Joed .spinets from $2f)0. steps, sldawalks, patloa, odd Joba. FHHKtlOLT) KIMKALL PIANO ft OR- CALL MR. ORAN, 373-063B. Reasonable rates. 8424385, 747-0JM. AGENT/AUIEDVAN UNES 5. No fear of hard rewarding work. Plp.-iflnnt JHlrroundliiBfl. Call Mnnrlny Iliiough Pridny 0 a.m. to ft p.m. 747- GAN WAKEHOUBIC. U South flt. 431- "simrnoAmS — ivs" HoiiS oy M.thonlc 11. 741-0030 Red Bonk Plumbing and Heating tf this is you, tond a resuma in confident!* to A, E. RFSNIK 3B2O. llflll. Propppr model. Originally $1(K}. sell ALL TXPE8 OF HOME REPAIRS (or $110. Arlpr 5, S4'J-2:iS0. Alteration)), remodeling, and painting or call 583-2020. > , SINGER TOUCH AND SEW Reasonably priced. Kren estimates. Odd Jobs SITUATIONS WANTED-Female 10(1!) Mmlol equipped to mnke button- "UPIUOHTTIANO — onod condiil Prompt sorvlce Call 741-3053. liulon nnd /,1K zng, otr. Slightly u.ierl, J100 or bent orfcr. Call LIGHT HAULINO—Cellars garages CORRIGAN'S Full price 561.-0, or rany torm/i mny 77r>BRIi8. oltaned up. Have truck Fret est|. TICACHHIl — Wants Mirnnior Job nn AND I1UILDER — Com- mates. 741-2141 after I Dm Oaklanl d lit) arranged. Free delivery m a,m. to BROWN SOKA — Cornl colored chnlr, plete hnmo Improvements, Rfdnon- T47-17M MIDLAND GLASS COMPANY tutor Rovemran. in yrnri experience bl ren in I'ntii. will travfi. 4f.:vn;nn. li.in. two hlomln ntup tnhlcs nnd matching * *li' •"""'»•"'"• Call 872.0121, ' Painting and Decorating Roofing, Siding & Insulation CLIFFWOOD AVE. . CLIFFWOOD, N. J. CALL S42-12.'iO 251-5353 cnrktml tank. Cull 747-5810. BUILDER — Addition*. Alterations. OARARL B JONJONIIB - Paintingg and All Equal Opportunity Employer nRSPONftlllLB — 30 year old wom- SWIMMING" POOL — Dolphin CllaT TOP BOIL 130 8-yard load delivered. Oarages. Ron!* ami New Homes. OLSBN oo. ma nooti an wlrihiM Jnh us accurate typist and tlon, plus ilfrflflflnrlFfl. Coat 12900, wallpapering. Fully InsuredInsured. FoF rf free Call 741-01)63 between 7:30 and 5 p.m. 741-3305. Ralph A. Cole. estimatestit , oallll aim insulation Installs* and M fil* clerk, Cat! 741-87S9. price J005. Call 842-0924. After 5. 6711930. for 10 years T7WT7O5. O Y -THE DMLY REGISTER. RED BANK • MIDDI.ETW.W N. J.: rnimY. Jl'lV 11. ]V>- 23 PETS AND LIVESTOCK WANTED TO RENT HOUSES FOR SALE HOCSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAI.K | HOUSES FOR SAf.K HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE WE HEED — Flv« or «U, M bed- room RroUJ Homes, fumUhwi or un- MIDDIETOWN TRULY IMMACULATE * WALL-TO-WAU. tyreUBM tram *8i to BHUI taonat 'his well eared for home of- CHARM — tn Oil! l0MW»fe<* . tKK.% TO OOOD HOME — Tint Un iTOomlRg per»onn«iTBB BER/J LOCUST AREA Oire,fb&tmom rvvit in tJuctUai, \ UUA kJtltm. C»ll vY, at, at, umMbwn niUM fers ' spacious Jiving room, THE BERG AGENCY weU MtiWWmi MlfUiorivml. K T41-W70. Year old Colonial. Perfect con- mod. oeugifcjl howM lot tot»rt*ln- WANTED — Two to four-bedroom separate dining room, bright REALTORS ,. merit eMbeF in tuft llvlfli room furnished apartment or house' to rent dition. Four bedrooms, 2>/2 JTREB — BWrt week old kltteoa. Ten from Sept. U69, to June 1070. In modern kitchen, four twin size wlUi fireplace, lovely •cretned month old altered male, housebroken Rumson. Please write Mr. Vlffleht baths. Large den and family "porch; or pavement gsAeroom. - WIU deliver. 449-9478. Fuschettl, Paramount Plating X3o., bedrooms, large-family room, ;.••• $19,900 '• - ^ Beautiful landscaped- Tr&nferred 689 South 16th St., Newark, room. Beautiful new carpeting. Fair Haven owner viking M9.000. ABC BASSET HOUNfca — Eljh One acre. Transferred owner attached garage. Extras in- Mortgage Assumption weeks old. Champion "Dred. Heady to PROFESSIONAL MAN — And fam- :lude all-aluminum siding, wall- COLONIAL go. 482-8287. can give early possession. ily desire house In Holmdel. Fair to-wall carpeting, city sewers. Quick Occupancy For lovers of Early Americana, Haven or Rumson. 442-6464. 9-5. Eve- * $67,900 Magnificently decorated two-«lory nings, rail collect, 212-761-6882. Parochial grade and high Willing owner will allow aqyone to assume this 'low interest' Colonial In beautiful Colts Neck. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Four bedrooms, 2H baths, pan^ RED BANK AREA — 2-3 bedroom school. Be the first to inspect existing mortgage. l#w closing fees. Three-bedroom rancher eled rien, wall-to-wall carpeting, APARTMENTS home with dining room. Three adults. ELLEN 5. in very good condition. -Spacious living room and kitchen, and drape* throughout. Centrally Call days 257-1000. Mr. Boomer. his lovely home offered at tttr conditioned. One acre corner - OFF BROAD ST. — Close to down- $29,000. ceramic tiled bath, two-car garage. Many extras. We ftave property. Low taxes. Asking (57,- town stores. Third floor. One bed' PHOFKSSIONAL HAN — Wants 000. t room, living room, and dining area. three-bedroom house In good school HAZELTON the key. All buyers $2400 down. $75 per month. Write, giving refer district. Call 741-1658. • GARDEN SPOT OPEN 7 DAYS ences, to Box 0-117, The Dally Regis Realtor Professionally landscaped lot ter, Red Bank. » FURNISHED ROOMS $29,500 OUR PHOTO PILES West River Road Rumson provides the setting for this SAVE YOU MILES FURNISHED MODERN LARGE; front room (or rent. 47 Wav- 842-3200 well, kept three-bedroom, V/ - Beautiful Split Level - Four rooms and bath, N. Long erly PI. 2 — HOWARD DEXTER '•• " bath home. Excellent Lincroft Branch Bummer Rental. Oecanfront, - Red Bank MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. Park-like Setting ASSpC. private beach. On Klernan Elvd ROOMS FOR RENT — Adults. Call location. 21' family room, liv- Brand new listing. Be the first to see this truly lovely home. 229-1553 after 6 p.m. •REALTOR ••' U. 201-0068 . room, dining room, kitch- Four bedrooms, two full baths. Ell shaped living room and 21 E. Front St. Red Bank 747-2T01 RED BANK — Luxury apartment HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE , available. Monmouth County's fines SINGLE ROOMS — Clean, comfort- Attached garage. First dining area. Eat-in kitchen with plenty of cabinets. Recrea- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP,.. Centrally air conditioned building able. Reasonable. Gentleman r~~ ferod. 9J Wallace St, 741-5392. time offered." Must be.seen. tion room. Full basement. Attached garage. Sewers. 13-room, 200 year old restored Cor' 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms. From '.S24O - .lonial. Seven bedrooms, 4I<& ^ bathSt-7 Riverview Towers, 28 Riverside Ave. $30,500. . VETS f 1500 DOWN NON VETS $3000 DOWN five fireplaces, wldeboard floors: Basic. Red Bank. 741-1732. Rental office open REDDEN AGENCY The Dowstra Agency condition very good, could be 86,1,000 10 a.rrW to 5 p.m. dally. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE GARRISON COLONIAL' ; Saturday and SundayT6-7 ' home with necessary work completed. HOUSES FOR SALE Daily.?;? Asking (40,000. ILLMEN3EE AGEN- BUMMER RENTALS — Wlldwootl, 91; East Front St., -Red Bank Nestled on terraced hillside, Middletown ••,•'•-. : " . 671-1000 CY. Reattor, Rt. 34, Cotta Neck. 482- 822 East Juniper Ave., near beach. . 741-9100- 3172. - . Apartment »leepc 6. Private bath and this two-year old home offers entrance. Free parking. $20 per per-RUMSON — Prime residential Realtors-Insurers ' 74U8700 YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD — Immacu- ' son per week. Open weeks July 6, locale. Spacious split level. the finest in modern' living. late three-bedroom, l'^-bath home dn ' ' 13, AUK. 17, 24 and 31, (609) 522-2708. NEW LISTING, ALMOST NEiy HOUSE Four bedrooms, 2'/ baths, cen- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE oulet play street. Ideal for children. Living room and den have fire- ' Member of Red Bank 2 100x150' grounQK Including lovely land- COLONIAL ARMS — Sea Bright. One- Multiple Listing Immaculate" condition and completely ter hall entry, formal jiving scaping. Attractive living room, large . bedroom apartments. Prlvite beach places, formal dining room, . LITTLE SILVER RUMSON kitchen with built-in", and 21' family and pool. Call 842-1183. electric. kitchen, gameroom, RETIRING? Ideal home for modern In every detail. Spacious ilv. room and dining room, coun- Ranch, three tfcjlropms; two bathi, room. New listing.. Won't last at $30, try kitchen, paneled family 20x20 recreMloir roomi -Dishwasher, . GRACIOUS, SPACIOUS 500. Call today. E.A, ARMSTRONG • FURNISHED ,— Two-bedroom apart- four bedrooms, 1V% baths. Hot somebody who is looking for Ing room and, foijnal dining room. : electric range. Wall-to-wall oarpetfng. • • LIVING •'•• AOE,NCY, Realtor, 555 Prospect Av«,, ,j_ jnent In Sia. Bright, Oalu—™-™ •raom--with-floor 4o-Geiling-fire" iltU SlIJtHSOp air gas heat, Attached'two^a? something -smaller; - Immacu- 1 ." . 842-X703 Beautiful, large kitchen .- Four bcJ place. Screened , porch:. Full 15. Owners- anxloua to sell and will ated on-be&utlful VA acre plus, Large garage. Swimming pool with late (and we do mean immac- arrahge" financing". •. •'„ llvlnE *' room, formal • dining room, BATONTOWN, EATON CRUST—Gold ulate) two-bedroom Tanch looms, two batlls, big gameroom, basement. Two-car garage. An ftaneled den .plus paneled gnmernom ' (More Classified Ads . UedallYon Club and Apartments. 1 cabana and equipment. IV2 on CAMASSA AGENCY • • with wet bar, Ideal' (or enlertajnlnu. and 2 bedrooms. 542-1105, dally "95 acres. .$72,500, quiet street. Cheerful Hving large screened porch.. High lot, "Very exceptional buy at $57,000. . Three- fireplaces. Beautiful plantings, REALTOR many extras. Offered at $82,'93O. ' - On The Next Page) MONMOUTH BEACH — Three room room. Kitchen with dining area. convenient, and prl^Sl right at £59, Unfurnished. Heat, hot-wqter supplied. NON DEVELOPMENT . LITTLE SILVER . -Screened porch, garage. AdultB only. FAIR HAVEN - Interesting Tiled bath. Lovely porch over- 800. . . ' HOUSES FOR SALE 14 Cook St. living area. Ranch. Fireplace Stately "pillars -set- off this 741-6336 RUSSELL M...BORUS looking secluded rear, yard. CARRIAGE HOUSE nealtnf ' "~ . 4 ParlteT~AV»r KEYPORT—Furnished three rooms CONVEB.TED_ .Georgian-Style-Colonial Home. REALTORS' in living room, formal dining Full basement. Carpeting. $28,- Mrs. Dexter Even and Sun. .5^2-7311 -$M utilities. Suitable for mature cou'- On three very fine Rumson acres. Huge flagstone entry foyer af* 600 Rlve-r Rd. ' ralr Haven ple. 244-3592 after 6 p.m. room, electric kitchen, three 500. . -.- . 747-4532 bedrooms, two baths, screened Living room, dining room, kitchen, fords impressive entrance to COLTS NECK IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — In JTwo-bedrbom ranch located In one Kaansburg. Year round furnished cot- FAIR HAVEN—Spotless three, large living room. Formal din .; RUMSON RANCH porch, basement, hot air oil big den. Fiva bedrooms. Unusual. til the nicest areas or Colts Neck. In ' pretty location near tho river. tage lor single person-. S3O a week ing room. Mother's dream 25x Boautilul. landscaping. Large shade FAIR HAVEN Includes all utilities. One block to heat. Attached two-car garage. bedroom ranch on professional- Three bedrooms and ceramic bath- . SHUFFLE BOARD »«7,500. 13 kitchen. Four bedrooms. trees. Owner transferred. Must be room' Living room, kitchen. Full dry beach and buses. Call 842-5203 eve- One acrf. $47,500. • ly landscaped acre. Large liv- seen to be appreciated. $17,500. ILL- basement wllh bar and gameroom. There Is an Indoor court nings. Massive 32' family room- Well MENSEE AGENCY, Realtor, Rt, U, Quid. area. Lovely ..slmtbriejy. Ask- wllh this three-bedroom, ing room with raised fireplacer Colts Neck. 482-3172. ing. $30,50o;_Ow«er will .listen to- rea- two-both home, a 26\ liv- STUDIO APARTMENT IN SEA RUMSON— Settled convenient Formal dining room. Large The Dowstra Agency treed % acre lot; ThisisTrcus^ sonable offer. McALISTER AOENCY ing -room with bullt-lri BRIGHT — On bus lines and shopping MIDDLETOWN center. Unfurnished. Phone 842-2029. torn built Gold Medallion "home. ReaWor, 109 E. River Rd.t Rumson bookcases and fireplace. vicinity. Ranch. Living room kitchen with refrigerator-freez- 91; East Front St.. 'Red Bank Three-'oedroom split Ipvel, Excel- 842-1894. Just redecorated and car- ' HAZLBT — Unfurnished nve-rjjom ^with •dining'area, electric kitch^ er combination and dishwash- Excellent opportunity. Assum- lent' condition. Beautifully landscaped peted. 'Move In before apartment In private house. -Available half acre. Large living and dining MII5DLET0WN — Bl-leyeL Four bed- school starts. • M9,000. . ' lor several months on a temporary en, three bedrooms, one bath, er. •Lovely screened- porch. 74-1-8700 able 6% > mortgage. Call now rooms, New wall-to-wall carpeting. rooms, panelftd den, living room, din Appltbrook Agency month-to-month Oasis. Includes two Den, enclosed porch, patio, ilany ex- i ill Ave. 61 Two Riven , full basement with gameroom. Central air conditioning. Many for appointment to see. $42,000. tras, i'iri assumable mortgage, Ing room, kitchen. IV> baths, utility _^ bedrooms, living room,j kitchen^ pan. room. Two-car-attached garage. Sew- Rumson eled porch,- utilities," garageT yard. Hot~aif"oillieatrAttached one- extras. $47,500. ^ ^ priced In mid 3O'». Call 871-5622. ers. J36.O00. Call after e p.m. 671-5178. This Is a perfect place to stay while FAIR HAVEN . Principals only. . . 842-2900 'you're looking for a house or. apart- car garage. Patio. Nice Two story frame house' -on lovely Ths Mcio^AN AGENCY ment Near everything. .$200 a month LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL- treed lot. Three bedrooms, VA baths •REALTORS • - , «*>•. plus security. Write Joseph, P.O. Box grounds. Reduced to $30,500. Flagstone entrance and- patio. Fill basement. Immediate occupancy. 5'^ HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE St, Keansburg. - Patock - built four • bedroom mortgage assumption available. $39, 258 Newman Springs Rd. - ONE-BHDROOM -•'— Garden apart DENNIS K. BYRNE home in, one of Little-Silver's 800, r -, :— Red Bank 747-3000 jnent available. Adults only. High nicest locations. Entrance hall. . -lands. $140 per month, plus beat Cat REALTOR-INSUROR CAMASSA AGENCY 871-5252. 8 West River Road Rumson Living room with fireplace. ' , LinL'B SILVER AIR CONDITIONED — Four large Dining room. Kitchen with dish- REALTOR' looms. Near bus, train and stores Phone 842-1150 . Three-bedroom,. one-bath Colonial Adults preferred. $185 Includes utlli washer. Gameroom with fire- LITTLE SILVER with full basement. Fireplace in liv- ties, 741-7748. MEMBER MULTIPLE ing room. Within walking distance of place. Paneled office., 2V2 baths. 741-6336 bus and train transportation. Low MONMOUTH BEACH — River and LISTING Realtor ' 4 Parker Ave taxes, Eatfly possession. $34,900, Surf Club Apartments. 1 and 2-bed- Screened porch. Reduced to ^^ —yeom-aparimenU-ln-modecn—bulldiDE^- Mrs'. Dexter Eves and Bun. .542-7311 Air conditioned, scIence"TflteTienT-$ns- ^goo:^—: :"— -FAIR-THAVEN- _R£A>JORS-=«-JMSURORS — APPRAISERS. a month and up. Call Resident Mana- H»REPER-WAT€R;FR©Nf?- Three-bedroomi l!i-bath "spIIf~Xo1P" ger, 222-8309. This off tee has several choice river- venlent to schools, churches and bu(< SHREWSBURY OFFICE GRAB THIS" ENGLISH TUDOR - Four- front properties, ranging from $25,000 transportation. Early possession. $30,- bedroom home on large- plot; to $07,500; from three bedrooms, one 000. COMMERCIAL RENTALS Truly delightful 8-year-old split level bath, to lour bedrooms, 2'^ baths ; on a nicely landscaped half aore with 24'_ living room._Large dining £a*rly possession Xor most homes. Cal trees. Living room, formal dining ~THTW~tor~flBtallsr Building alias avail FAIR HAVEN JMIJJSIED'.: _ ;__ ±_ Jl:_ij_.. WARBHOUSB BTORAOB BPACB — room, science eat-tn kitchen: Family room. 22x18 paneled den. Sun able. Three-bed room, orie-bath Colonial. Full Charming Colonial boatting 25' living ream, 15' formal dining room, remodeled up-to-daU Approximately 1300 ro. ft. OaU room. Four large bedrooms. 1 full basement. Fireplace- In living room. 747-1100 ' and 2 one-halt tiled baths. Wall-to-wall room. Vk baths. Carpeting. All In excellent condition. Transferred kitchen with' dishwasher and breakfast area, three large bedrooms,' I Vi baths, basement, OFFICE SUITE — 75(1 sq. ft. In ex- carpet. Dishwasher. Many extras. For Reduced to $38,000. HALL BROS., R^al+ors 'owner asking $27,500. screened porch. Attractive yard with trees. Asking $39,900; cellent location. Desirable (or any pro- the low, low l>rlce of 813 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven Member'Multiple Listing Service fession Call 747-3730 between » and 5 Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. Open .7 Daya LAWLEY AGENCY OFFICES — (Private) In large «ulte. $32,500 Realtors - Insurors BEST PROFESSIONAL AREA As small as 70 «q. ft All «ervice« • Corner Bergen PI. Lovely home with office space. Large living rocm, dining room and modern kitchen. Four bed- as desired. Executive Center. 1 Main FHA APPROVED - $19,650' Established)^ St, Eatontown. 542-3261. BEACH AGENCY, Realtor This oomfoqtalble older home features rooms on second floor. Ideal for doctor, engineer or attorney. $26,500. 194 Rt. 35 Middle-town, N. X RED BANK- • ', a park-like Betting of trees, and flow- 100'Hwy. 35 Red Bank 3500 BQ. FT.— Uibt manulrcturlni ers, a. cozy living room, set alt with 842-2826 Eves: 531-4768 Open 7 day. a stone -fireplace for* those cool eve- •—- •741.^242-".-_., 'ball 747-1100 HILLTOP COLONIAL nings at home. Three bcdrooipn and - EXCEPTIONALLY -F4NEC0L0MUL BULEV^L-^ : —,—---:rrr— STORE — 2O'x4O'. Also' three large ON 114 baths make this home Ideal for RUMSON On good residential street. Four la/ge bedrooms. Living room, formal dining room, eat-in^ offices. Reasonable rent. Available HARDING RD. 741-9204 children and parent* alike. Homes Ideal Ranch home for a young faml-. kitchen. Well cared for and correctly priced at $38,900. July ,1st, .Apply. Serpico's. 101 Mon-First, time offered. This Colonial has like this are hard to find, so cal ly. Three; bedrooms, living room and mouth Bt, Red Bank, next to Carlton a unique, picturesque settfng-wlnrf today!!—r — : ' • dining room" camBinallonr Oarrieroom' Theatre. walls overlooking garden, superb '1! with extras. Fenced-in >urd for the .' , 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. "* dltlon. Call for an appointment. $42,! •-, , " HOLMDEL BUY-RITE REALTY children. Priced-at $35,000. PROFESSIONAL OFFICES AVAIL- One acrer New-four-bedroom Colonial. Open 7 Days 741-5212 Trade-ins ABLE — 625 sq. ft. Wall-to-wall car. Two baths. Javatory. Family room. 787-1010 petlng Included.. Ample parking area. PAULBRAGAR Porch. Basement. Two-Car • garage. CAMASSA AGENCY • Available Immediately. $275 monthly. REALTOR Select color schemes., Excellent neigh- CURTIN AGENCY, Realtors,tt291-1800. 794 Broad St. Shrewsbury 747-0221 borhood. Better move fast on th)B EXTRAORDINARY REALTOR LARGE, empty store-Between Middle offering. $13,500. 12 year old brick and frame ranch ILITTLE SILVER RdV and Laurel Ave. For commercial \ MIDDLETOWN in Up-top condition. Large Jiving or professional' use. 264-1577 room witti fireplace, formal dining 741-6336 (SHORECREST) COLTS NECK room, country kitchen, three large STORE FOR RENT — River Rd., Four-bedroom, V& bath bl-level In ex- High on a hill with trees. New five- bedrooms, two full b&tha, full base Fair Haven. Available In the Pall. cellent condition. Living room, din- bedroom ranch. Three baths. Family ment. On lovely l-hi acre. An excep LITTLE SILVER Call 10 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. 747-4014. room (fireplace.) Two-car garage, Uonal buy at Very cute Cape Cod on a quiet street. I. - c;i^ Walk to shopping and transportation. from this perfect ing room, eat-In kitchen, game room, Three bedrooms, 1V4 baths, living LARGE PROFESSIONAL OFFICE- laundry, garage. City sewers. Mort. Pick your own colors Sept. 1 occu- Little silver Cope Cod home L|Vlnfl rooni_ iln]n9 ^^ |,|)en,nf gage assumable.a-t 5)4%. (28,51)0. pancy. Choice area. Low taxes be- $42,500 room, formal dining morn, step-saving $26,500 Sultable for dentist, chiropractor, pe- sides good school and commuting. kitchen with a breakfast area. Very. Cape Cod three bedrooms. Excellent condition. dlatrlst, or general business. Red J49.500. private yard for the children. Need* Bank's newest and most exclusive LINCROFT ASSOCIATES BEACH AGENCY; Realtor a little tender loving care, but will apartment building. 150 families. Im- Realtors be a gem when finished. Asking $27,- mediate occupancy. Will alter to suit. 765 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown JOSEPH S. 1ANG, 191 Rt. 35 Ml<14letown, N. J. 500. We Have the key. Pldure vow family In this three-bedroorn,. two both Call 741-1732 (Mr. Roy) between 10 (Opposite Two Guys) • REALTOR 812-2626 Eves: 531-4768 Open 7 days Ectflta Ranch home on l'.7 acres of beautiful lakefront profv and 5,p.m. dally. • 671-5333 Main St., Holmdel 946-4237 PRETTY & PRACTICAL •HALL BROS.. Realtors erty. Really a perfect selling for all members of th» STORE FOR RENT Here's a charming Rumson ranch 813 River Rd. 741-728(1 Fair Haven $55,000 600 sq. ft. RUMSON Member Multiple Listing Service that's easy to care-for and modestly Member Multiple Listing Service Lakefront family. Walk to trains or bus. Walk to school. Live In Call 787-0633 taxed. Immediate occupancy. Thrue Open 7 Days an area of charm, comfort and convenience. Beautiful modern split level on Ha TREES! bedrooms, one bath; one-car garatje. acred. Pour bedrooms, 2'/£ bathR,' den On a landscaped corner lot, In con- Convenient location, lovely neighbor- COLTS NECK DISTINGUISHED and gameroom. 50' swlmpool and venient LiUle Stiver. Formal dining hood. Ashing $30,500. • Estate horae farm. 48 acres with beau- cabana. Other conveniences. Top room, frrenlace In the living room. tiful view of surrounding countryside. Three bedrooms, IVi baths, larae llvlna room, larae •* value-aM72,500,- See It new, Three good sized bedrooms. Basement, RUSSELL M. BORUS Eirryear-olrl, 10-room, brick Georgian country kitchen. Attached^ oarage, Wooded _ lot^_Bear ^$25,500 attached garage. Screened porch. Ex- Colonial main house, plus two-story Ranch cellent neighborhood for children, and REALTORS older home In excellent condition.. yard (enced In. Excellent condition. , ' ' SPACE JOSEPH G. McCUE INC. close to stores and transportation, 40x130 brick horse barn with 20 14x14 Located In center of Red Bank REALTOR Asking {34,900. Will sell fast.. Call us 600 River Rd. Fair Haven stalls, fencing, pond and many other business district. today. 747-4532 features. This Is truly an excellent 30 Ridge Rd., Rumson 842-0444 value at $275,00*1. ILLMENSEE AGEN- Owners of this three-bedroom, V/i bath home are / All these features provided: HALL BROS., Realtors COLTS NECK CY. Realtor, Rt. -34, Colta Neck. 462 H«ke An ready to do business. Large lot. Den could be fourth Member Multiple Listing 3172. • central Air Conditioning \ 813 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven $39,900 Offer bedroom If required. Carpeting and' drapes are In- 531,900 • Self Service Elevator LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL Member Multiple Listing Service Beat residential area In horse coun- cluded. A pretty home In excellent condition. Asking i ' • Private Parking Space Open 7 Days try. Approximately 200' back from LITTLE SILVER • Complete Janitorial Service A' new listing' and it won't last! county road, across from private golf Foil r-hei) room, two-bath Cape Cocl. course. Three • bedroom Ranch, over- Oversized lot. Convenient location. • Individual Thermostatically COLTS NECK Pull basement with workshob and controlled heat* Three bedrooms, living room with, sized two - car garage. Living room So away they go from this one acre of nicely land- Five acres of wooded property .with with wood burning fireplace, dining laundry. All ITI excellent condition. The BOSS • Wall-to-Wall Carpeting fireplace, dining . room, screened two-story, -, elghtvroom farmhouse. $28,500. McALISTBK AGENCY, Rpal- scaped property. Many extras In this five bedroom, porch, on a well-landscaped corner room, eat-In kitchen, 24' .reoreation Needs complete restoring- — $28,500. room. Full basement. Expandable at- tor, 109 E. River Rd., Rumson. S12 Snvs Vh bath home* Large, family room with fireplace. $50,000 - Call for appointment to Inspect lot. Well priced — Call for appoint- ILLMENSEE AGENCY. Jteaitor, Rt. 1894. ment. 34, Colta Nedu 462-3172. tic. l'/j acres. Taxes $699. Owner. "Move" Executive area. ". " 462-2051. "•WHY PAY 550,000 for a waterTront" '747-1100 STERLINQ THOMPSON ASSOC. • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Llncrott. homo when, wltliin 35 mlnules drive REALTOR Lovely four-bedroom Colonial. City UPPER FREEHOLD TWP. of Anbury Park, a. lovely California 64 Broad Street Red Bank GALLERY OF HOMES sewers. Air conditioning, 2Vi baths. Ranch is available for $27,50(1 a nd Mo*«W0n Handy .location. Three bedrooms, plus den tor fourth ' 45 W. River Rd. 747-0900 Rumson Fireplace. Owner says "Sell1' at un- 131-acre farm near new expressway. low taxes, too." 100 feet of profes- STORE FOR RENT — In new build paralleled price of $42,500! Good house, outbuildings, pond, excel- sionally built creoaotcd bulkhead jwlth Ranch bedroom) mokes this home a real "sleeper" at .... $29,800 'Ing on First Ave., off Hwy 36, Atlan lent soil. Low taxes. $1000 per acre. large private dock.. Living room and tic Highlands. Ideal for *iall busi- ILLMENSEE AGENCY, Realtor, Rt. i pa clous sunroom overlooking lagoon. ness or office. Call 2913020 between RUMSON ADAMS AGENCY 34, Colts Neck. 462-3172! Big, modern kltclien with dinette with t a.mi and 6 p.m. water view. Two bedrooms, bath, utii CARRIAGE HOUSE 3 Howard 'Ave. New Shrewsbury LOW PRICED HOUSING Ity room, and laundry, garage with Excellent.area for children. Beautiful trees. One block Beautiful location, with three acres 741-5098 24 hour service. IN HIGH PRICED MARKET partially wooded land with beautiful workshop. Second floor contains pan- J from bus line. Convenient to everything". Four bed- HOUSES FOR RENT RED IANK-RUMBON AND MILES eled bedroom and huge «un deck for room! ll/2 trees and shrubs. Substantially con- HAZLET r- Extra large lot. Five sun bathing. Additional c.arport. House Cod ' ' baths. Two car garage. Full basement. $29,000 verted with five bedrooms and plenty AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send foe rooms with bath, encloaed porch. $15,- . «i to 1350 Per Month . of room for further conversion. Pic- free catalog ol modest,homes, farms, In perfect condition as are the - rClly sewers. - - - palatial Rumion esutei, waterfronts, 000. grounds. Shrubs and flowers. Inspec- THB BHSRO AOBNCY • turebook setting, $87,600. MoALISTBR tion on appointment. X Mlddletown AGENCY, Reattor, 108 E. River Rd., acreage, lots, business opportunities. Rumson, 842*1894.-.-:, . KEANSBURO — Cute seashore home. 671-1000 RAY STILLMANr Realtor Three-rooms-and bn,Ui,-$lHX>-down, WIDE BBLKCTION OF RENTALS — = Mam.. o»»rln (hli PRE8TIOB AREA OF OAKHILL — "Our Slat Year" Owner will bold mortgage, J8.5OO. rtAY .H: STILLMAN " ^ g lour ^rrirnnmt, f/, Furnished and unfurnished. Immedl- MIDDLETOWN -^ Charmtng two- 648 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-8JO0 tOWll's Top centrally air conditioned Colonial home. Wooded half site occupancy. SAMUBL TBICHIR year-old, custom built Colonial. Front BELFORp — Three-bedroom Cape Realtor tKre oF AGENCY, Oceanport Ave., OceanporL partially brick. Entrance hall with ROOM TO ROAM — Spacious seven- Cod, Pull basement, full dining room. "Our 51nt Year" Executive Property. Only Vh years old and ready for . $56,900 6-U-J500. flagstone floor, big living room, wal> room Little SHveii ranch' on fully garage. {19,000. (M8 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-8S0O Area Immediate occupancy. . • "TWO -AND THREE • MJDR3OM nut paneled family room with fire- landscaped hall aore. Modern kitchen Night? and wcekendn 244-1189 HOMES — For rent or sale: (126 to place, dining room with sliding door wtUi built-ins, formal dining room UNION BEACH - Three tearooms, COLTS-NECK 1!» acres with beau, S150 a month. THE KIRWAN CO.. to large deck, unUBUal country kitch- and large den. center hall to living hot'water heat, garage. 117,900. tl/ul shade tree». older Ihrcc'bort- REALTORS. Belford. 787-5500. W. en with breakfast area, four bed- room with fireplace and three twin ronm home with formul dining room This Is a rare opportunltv to live In an areo thot's Keansburg. 787-6600. Hariet 264-7200. rooms, 214 . baths. Two-car garage, size bedrooms. Plus screened-ln porch EDWIN S. STARK and den. Holmdel, 2H acres, - with Full basement with sliding door to and garage. Offered at U7.CO0. Dial tall treea and four-bedroom home. convenient to both public ond Parochial schools, shop- SHREWSBURY — Sycamore Ave. 12- for your Inspection; E.A. ARM- room house, six bedrooms, five baths. heavily wooded one acre garden. 31 HAROLD LINDEMAN'N, Broker, ping and transportation. Dellqhtful neighborhood. Larae Tall Tree Rd., 671-3610. Principals STRONG AGENCY, .Realtor, 555 Pros- „ Realtor;Insuror Eatontown, 542-1103. $25,500 Beautiful decorated and landscaped. only. pect Ave., Little silver. 741-4500. JJP Hwy. 36 Haslet Treatment rooms throughout. Three bedrooms (moster bedroom 1450. Call 741-1229 or T4X-15T». 264-0333 Evenlngn 671-0074 RED BANK — Immediate oeirupancy. A PLEASURE TO OWN — Custom has large dressing room area). Two baths. . RUMSON-WATHRFfcgtU — Three RUMSON —By owner. Less- than 100* on the river. Four be'drnnmH, t\vo fcedrooms, breezy pSrch, patio, neigh- styled center hall Colonial. Available one year old, on beautiful 1V4 acre OKBAT F0R4.ITTLB ONES — Fam- baths, living room, dining' room, pan- boring park and beaVi. Meal tor chil- Immediately. Color coordinated kitch- In area of fine homes, Two story ily ranch In a Jovely surburban neigh- try and kitchen. All In unud condi- dren. Tteferences. 29HJJ20 after 7. en with dishwasher and deluxe range Colonial. Five bedrooms; living;- din- -oorhmjd,... Four - beilroonu allow for tion. Phono, -747-5831 foF..a]»[«ilntmont.- '-SWlrrTdW- hUnt "tn your~own three acres of Wo^ffil Elegant dining room. Paneled den ing, family room, eat-In kitchen, den. plenty of room for the growing fam- , MIDDLETOWN — Locust area. Bight and fireplace In. formal living room. ily. Two full ^>ath8, living ronm-illn~ "BEST LOCATION — iiT~Bed~Banie7 land In country selfInq,* Four-bedroom, three both home 1 214 'oaths, full,. dry basement. New Just off rlvur. Four bodroums, 2',a rooms. BMevel. With appliances. S32J Four twin" size bedrooms, 2'A ceramic screened porch , being added. $74,200, Ing room combination. Basement. lust-five, year's" young, Mony outstanding features,. In. 157,500 per month, plus utilities, immediate tiled baths. Full basement and double Oood opportunity at Si!7,IH)0. Call 10- bathH, don, nnd imrclf with vit-w o-f 140.000 aasumable mortgage. day. E.A. ARMSTRONG AHENCV, river. Detai'llL'd two-i'Ht" K'trnRc. Nl< u this custom built home In Colls Neck. Asking , . • • -occupancy. Call 281-0371, garage. Offered at $52,000. Call today Principals only. Call p.m.'s Or week- grounds, ami hnnulllul nurrnunilhigK. for appointment. E.A. ARMSTRONG ends. 842-5059. Realtor, 665 Pro«|iectAvc, Little sil- LINCROFT — Four-bedroom, twn- AGENCY. Realtor, 555 Pto»pect Ave., ver. 741-4600. • • Cnfl for, appnlhlfni.iit:i747.307n:_ «__ bath home. Fine area. Hood schools. Little Silver. 741-4500. LOOKING FOR A RH^AL BUY? —If FOJIHrBDitOOM, tlvo-Story. Frcmt 'Two family home -* now owner occupied — In excel- Available Sepr. 1. Security, refer- you know all about Olde .Shrewsbury NEPTUNE • A8BUBY OABLES — porch.-' ilanv fruit tribes. Owner trans- Income ences, lease. required. {390 a month. HIDDLBTOWN — Immediate occu- then you will recognize this fully,sir lent condition, Live.on one side", let fennant on other pancy. Five-bedroom home In '.'like Modern Ranch with three bedrooms ferred. $18,(100. THE KIHWAN' CO.. $43,000 McGOWAN AGESNCY, 7it7-3OO0, conditioned three-bedroom Ranch at and two bathn. Beautifully decoratral. Realtors, HWy 30, West Koansburg. 'Property side pay your morlgage. new" condition. Large living room, -147,500 as an outstanding value for RED BANK — Maple Ave. home In dining room, cabinet lined kitchen, All electric kitchen. Formal dining 787-8800. . ' excellent condition. Three bedrooms, this top location of town. A beautiful- room and apacloui living room wlllt "•*•»r family roomi full basement, attached ly landscaped yard.. All new appli- wall-to-wall carpeting^ Full baaernent FAIR HAVEN - Under construction two baths, modern kitchen, wall-to- garage. Tree shaded lot. (30,500, Call '^^i' ' wall carpeting. Air' conditioned. Two- ances. Large heated Jalousled .porch with Ilnlahed recreation room" and two story house. Four bedroom.'*, 2!4 ' .' • _• • Four bedroom, J'/j _both home,. lys't three years young. owner after 7 p.m. 8420327. and many more features that will exit to overilwd two-car garage. All baths, paneled dim with fireplace. car garage. October 10th occupancy. Hot- nlr-heat and sir conditioning. Park Like Has storm windows*," screens, central air conditioning, 1325 plus utilities. Call 741-6488. LITTLB SILVER — First time of- surely Impress you. JAMES A, OUR-' brick front. Ideally locaterl on 109x fered. An absolutely beautiful four- LEY, Realtor, 609 Broad St., Shrews- 100 lot with a large outdoor • piitlo 741-0516. ' many' extras, Immaculate condition.. Walking distance $47,000 COMFORTABLE — Three-bedroom bedroom home In HINT condition l<" bury. 741.5100. and fine landscaping. 120,500. Phono ' to everything. . , . home for rent. Residential area. Old- cated In, a' charming area. Outstand- 775-1)286. UNION BEACH — Thrpe-licdroom •r or business couplo preferred, taut ing neighborhood, excellently located INCOME PROPERTY — Situated at split Living room, dining .room, 'kitch- for conveniences. Two baths, largo 84 McLnrcn Street, Red Bank. Pro- en, \Vt baths.' fJnrnRP. Two pnclofod will discuss other possibilities. Call ently »cl up a» two lovely apnrttnenti. FAIR HAVEW — Just listed. A largo 864-8637 between 5 and 8 p.m. gameroom. Full basement. Asking and beautiful yard In an excellent patios. Corner lot. Needs work; Jt6, $80,500. JAMES A. CURLEY, Realtor, Totftl of 0 rooms iinrt 2 bathH. By section la the'netting for thin three- 0IKl.» .Conventional llnnnrlriB only. HIGHLANDS — 42 Center St. Three removing one wall could be returned NEW AND RESALE — OVER 400 HOMES S20.000 TO $125,000 Brond St., Shrewsbury. 741-5100. bedroom ramnllng Rancli with two* ClEOnOE MOMNAR1O AOENCY, Rt. large rooms. Ideal location. Year to one family Htnlua. Very baths. Wall-to-wall carpeting In liv- 35, Hastict. 264-3200. round. 8720471. SimEWSnURY CAPE COD — Living gracloui and ftxtrernely well built. ing room, foyer and dining room In- UNFURNISHED — Seven-room homo room with fireplace, dining room, Flvfi gnragofl. Studio type cottage on cluded. Plnn pnneled di>n.' Full bano- C1IAR.M1NO RANCH — Three bed- In quiet aroa. Three bedrooms, I'll den, kitchen a.id full bath on first property. W2.500. CHII 747-«532. • ment with tile floor. Screened porch. room.'', two baths. Fireplace. Central air rnmllllnnlnK. Aero, lully land- baths. Attached garage nnd full bane- floor, Three bedrooms, snd ono bath lOliMDIQL BTONEHFCNflE CUSTOM Two-cnr garage. MHny cxtniH. Ank* Hrapril. 'Jfi. Il.'irhnr llrenn Cr., Red ment. 5250 n month plus utilities, AUK. on second Moor. Full basement. Ex- :OI/ON1A1#—HUBO flve-hrdrnoin, brick- Ing J-ifl.OOO. Cnl! for appointment. 741- 1 In June 1. 1071. E.A. AHMPTRONO cellent rondltlnn. Principals only, Ask- 5100. JAMES A. CimucY, Itoaltor, lank, rail nwni'r 711-272:1. ng $27,MO. Cull' 7«l-740». HlilnRlr pnlonlnl. l'a mlilng wooded 0011 nrnnil HI., flhrow.iliury. AOBNCY, Realtor, .V>» Prospect Aye., ncrcw. I.itrge pftnclod diMi with flre- MMA'TLATK ' TimEE-MKHHnO.M Little Silver. 741-4SM.- TWO FAMILY RANCH — Two-bed- llnm, 2',i bnlhs. Colonial lclti'lifn. MULLANEY *.oT tANTII - fin 2'3 acre corner lot in nlmrtment upstnlrfl, thrpe-'ied- .nuntlry rormi. Full liaoi'tiirnt. Two- LITTLE SIL.VEU - Tlner brdrnnnip, Modern riinch. Three bedroom*. with full Imncmcnt ant! ' pxtI-:I4. In Member Both ~\ HA • •§ living room, dining room and klli'lie" in npnrlment downslitlrH. OnraKP enr KnraRC I'rlnclpnii unly. SO2.nno. Si'lem-c Illtcbi'n. Large flnlnhril' hn'-c- Murlliorn iirpa. .VJII.OOO. .'•)> L -11 11. wllh. rcfrlBcnilor. Immr-illnle '(KTU- nnITldU carportTilJ |1IM1.. PnnpicdJ illll-Jl'll, rarpptci.ni |-t v\ d\\ nnnii. di-n. ( Mui u -B7-UICI1 Tltrr-r 'itMlroonlH. Kormiil illnlnK Idfim, nbli'. VA-N-i ilnwu, KIIA- I.nw niiwn. K'lriK iniMii, iliniilK nuirn klti'li/n, NisilEriHniBIs Tw Uo 'fuil. li:itli" Near (i;ik!;inil St. rooms, Enlnnlown. JIBS pi'i- inimlll. "NE\V~SIIHKWflHl'llY — Riincli. Full fllgnntlc rntinis. ExpntHliiblR nttlc nIUI Klrwiin C(iv J tt-alictr..., - Jli-cl Jtiitlk. HIJ- full liimi'iiionl N'lci'lv liirifNciiiicil, i:i:,(i. Kchool. 2 Work* h\in, train, nhi,pit!nK. £g ) Realty Leaso required. Call M2-240O lielwr>n •mciit, thrfc bedrnoms, large llv- Inrgft ynid. Many exlrnn, A 1 mint !l( VIT''i'li I) and 5:30. Ing loom, nlco kllrlien, pnllo. S20.DM. KlOVrriRT -"• Ni'w"""ri1dw'oi')il"~'iiii(f \i !UTC. Vjiciint AUK- 15- (-'nil owner nondltlnn. Klrwan Co., Jtealtnri, Kcil : HOUBH FOR RENT -- imnlrx. 2'4 747-:H«2 after 6 p.m. Hunk M3-43.1O. __ Hlulu' iMlich. Alni'i:.t rendv to iiiriVH IKIi HANK — Income property, 104 .Z.«, 671-515r MIDDLETOWN bedrooms. Red Bank rcnlrlentlal, TIOHB 111. All electric. Three liedinfiniq, two irldnc Ave. IIOUHC. T\vn-ii|uit imcntn to ohurohes, town, and schools. Utili- KEAN8HURO — Four bedrooms, tVo TALE iTy .OWNER — jcight-rnom biilliH, wllh banns thrce-nir ganiHO. nd jn'ofcsKlonal ofllce, Kxcdlcnl con- ties not Included. Call 747-4688 or, af- baths, 90x100 lot. SIB.IWn. EDWIN B. •anch, i',i batlift, BRreenr-rl porch, lire- Fln««t residential area. JJO.OOO. call dition. U3,000, lntercated parties only. ter B p.m., 741-2512. STARK, Realtor. 2610333, place. River Oaka. 747-1542. •M-UU 17-3033. 24 -THF. f)A!LY RF.GISTfR. PFD BANK - MIDDI.ETOSX, \. J.: FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1969- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOCSES FOR SALE LOTS AND ACREAGE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE KEZ-NSBUFJj — tfjrVti. one 1/3 six HAZt^ET NEW LISTING kjU one ?r two - tsjfZiiiy dwetuzui noncr. UTUE SILVER ^ MYTH ' - I* whM y'fi will my RIVER PLAZA* - cipe Cod. tiimce MO.VMOLTH oovtrrt i'jft tfc« OOTflmuie-r In nraix r/tr. RAISED RANCH j wfctn yrpj mtai rA uns bfcfctnafuJ, 6it- ttx-Jr, hUmmmm Couitr. Hurroitlf Goirl fyAomtl, fore* buiustm*. t,tu,, 7Vj/fe« tjtJirorjjr^f,- )jvlr,f nsjm, xu JLyro HAMLET — HUM — K,W). PBKUKST OMMMMiAiUMTtmAIK room, screeoad poroh, /uJI ba*e«ien*. room, yfc;J}iy rvnu TWO-CSJ ' e»rfe*«- BeauWul landscaping with tXti(h, Or IXJRJ4 B MEUH, DE «UJK lot. Convenient !« everything. bedroom home with dof-ens of tblogg nvr to* JJying room wltb large siade trees. A. perfect SHIRE AGENCY, .Realtors, 1480 »24,MX). '' . ' i;Ke cedar closets, fireplace, screened PuniuM to tbe orte'r of DONAMJ Ocean Ave., ge* Bright. 842-0004. ENCY dtp, completely remodeled J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the pCsuSf border of DONAUJ GEORGE MOLINARO AGENCY ' poroh, etc. Prked at $47,500. fireplace, forma) dining room, family home. Immediate pos- JtUMSON — Finest location. Wll J CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of tjw Open 7 days. Member Multinle, Listing. Et 35 Hazlet 26432264-32000 County of Monraouth, this day made, Kitchen, three bedrooms, 2% session. Only $22,500. "build or sell. Trees, nearly two acree. on the application of the undersigned, County of Konmouth, this day »»««- CAMASSA AGENCY baths, jalouaied porch. $44,- ' Sycamore Lanei second lot on left Martin B. Iselln, Sole Executor of on the application of toe undersigned, 900. side from Ridge Rd. 988-2083. the estate of the said Doris B. Iselln, Mary Q Cajshaw, the Sole Bxecu. HOUSES FOR SALE. HOUSES FOR SALE REALTOR WEART-NEMETH deceased, notice Is hereby given to trlx of the estate of the said Coran COLTS NECK the creditors of said deceased to pre- p CaMhsw deceased, notice is Here- LITTLE SILVER 3Vi acres of woodland In fine reel' sent to the said Sole Executor their, by given to the creditors of "Id de. A. FRED MAFFEO & NICOLETTI dentlal area. Exceptional value claims under oaUi wltiim six months cea'ed to present to the said Sole 741-6336 (15,000. from this date. Executrix their claims under oath Realtor 4 Parker Ave. REALTOR AGENCY Dated: June 11, 1969 within six months from this date, Call 229-0903 OCEAN VIEW! $26,900 Eves and Sun. 569 River Rd. Fair Haven 2'A ACRES WOODEt) Martin B. iBelln, Dated: June 17th, 1969 • • , REALTOR 945 Broad Street MARY O. CAPSHAW Only 5 years old, A*I residential area,' 'featuring MIDDLETOWN - $22,500 741^9333 Solid woodland In a rural setting. Ex- Shrewsbury, N. J. 128 Rumson Road Four bedrooms. Living room, kitchen, 102 WEST FRONT ST. ceptional find. Asking $12,500. CAEL Sole Executor Rumson. New Jeriey three bedrooms, living room, dining room, paneled, bath, full basement- Large plot with F. ZELLERS, Realtor, 946-4443. Messra. Beekman A Porter, Sole Executrix trees. Near all trans portation Call 741-2240 and beautiful large kitchen, full basement, city sew- COLTS NECK — Clover Hill Lane. 29 Mechanic Street, , .v June 20, 27, July 3. 11 • W3.00 29I-1S18 for appointment to see! THE Member 6f Red Bank Heavily wooded one acre. Will build Red Bank, N. J. '" ers. Near churches, schools, buses to New York CURTIN AGENCY, Realtors, W FAIR HAVEN or sell. 500' north of Clover Hill Rd. Attorneys NOTICE Thomp&on Ave,, Leonardo. t Multiple Listing Service June 20, 27, July 3, 11 $27.00 5IONMOUTH COUNTY Cify. . EXPANDED RANCH COLTS NECK — Four acres, ove SURROGATE'S COURT Five bedrooms, two halJif- Spacious NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT 500' frontage. Good brook and some OF ACCOl'NT, AXD DIRECTIONS Notice to Creditors to Preient/ HEAR THIS! living room with raised hearth fire- ECONOMY HOMES woods. HAROLD LINDEMANN, Bro- Claims Against Entate place, large dining room. Kitchen with ker, Eatontown. 542-1103. FOR DISTRIBUTION, AND ESTATE OF JOSEPH A. WIL- HOUSES FOR SALE dining area. Idea! for large family. DISCHARGE OF EXECI'TRIX. Have excellent buys In year round hornet in all RED BANK TWO-STORY — Three LIAMS, DECEASED „„,,., r. Sleel girder construction. Colorado bedrooms. Near hlgh'school. $17,900. ESTATE OF HARRY KLAUSMANN. Pursuant to the order of DONALD r bound. Asking 535,500. DECEASED price ranges. \\ you want a waterfront- property COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Notice Is hereby given that the ac- J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the RED BANK COLONIAL — Two bed- County of Monmouth, this day made, near Sandy Hook Bay Park, a hideaway near the counts of the subscrfjer, Executrix of FOR PROFESSIONAL I RUSSELL M. BORUS rooms, ltt baths. Tower Hill area. 30x70 MASONRY Industrial building the estate of said Deceased will be on the application of the undersigned, • Race Track or a horie farrVi in Celts Neck — Call $22,900. located in village area of Marlboro audited and stated by the Surrogate Norma H: Williams, the Sole Execu- COURTEOUS SERVICE | REALTORS Township. 20' celling, two overhead of the County of Monmouth and re- trix of the estate of the said Joseph us. Experienced personnel ready to serve you. 600 River Rd. Fair Haven RED BANK TWO-STORY — Three doors, 3-phase heavy duty electrical ported for settlement to The Mon- A Williams deceased, notice Is here- When Selling Your Home 747-4M2 bedrooms, fireplace. $25,500. plant. Priced for quick sale at $17,500. mouth County Court, Probate Division, by given to the creditors of said de- i Consult Any Realtor Member ILLMENSEE AGENCY, Realtor. Rt. on Friday, the 22nd day of August ceased to present to the said Ex- RUMSON OOLONLuA — Five bed- 34, Colts Neck. 162-3172. Oldest Agen. A.D., 1969, at 9:30 o'clock a.rrfr, at ecutrlx their claims under oath .with- of RUMSON rooms, two baths. $23,000. cy In Colts Neck. the County Court House, Monument in six months from this date. NORTHERN MONMQUTH CARRIAGE HOUSE and Court Streets, Freehold, New Jer- Dated: June 17th, 1969 Guincv LITTLE SILVER. CAPE COD — Four sey, at whtrh time Application will he NORMA H. WILLIAMS, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Very private three acres. Beautiful bedrooms. Vacant (22,700. BUSINESS PROPERTY made for the allowance, of Commls 25 Forrest Avenue, __ Listed on Page 230 of the grounds Four bedrooms, plus master' slons and Counsel fees, and DIrec I fbrGuidance suite, sitting room and huge bedroom. Rumson, New Jersey 07760 Yellow Pages SEA BRIGHT — Business property tlons for Distribution, and Discharge Executrix ' Exceptional closets. Unusual charming ' 747-3500 suitable for exclusive shop or tea of Executrix. t home with tremendous potential. JST,- Messrs. Reussllle, Cornwell, REALTORS , room. Has apartments, private beach 500. Dated July 2nd A.D. 1969. Mausner * Carotenuto . Directly opposite King James Nursing Home " WATERBURY parking. 842-1825. EMMA S. KLAUSMANN, 34 Broad Street, . 534 Washington Street, Red Bank, N. J. 07701 J MEMBER OF 2 MULTIPLE LISTINGS THE LOW AGENCY AGENCY REAL ESTATE WANTED Holllston, Massachusetts Attorneys 500 HWY.-36 872-0001 * HIGHLANDS Realtors REALTOR-INSUROR Executrix. June 20, 27, July 3, 11 €36 River Rd. Fair Haven 741-4477 ESTABLISHED 1925 Messrs. Yauch and Fagan, 9,*00.7dayia we«k! . BAHRSBESTBUYS LISTINGS OP BETTER HOMES — " Attorneys at Law, NOTICE • y — . 62 Maple Avenue IN Keene-jurg • Mlddlotown • Hazlet- 11 Commerce Street, MONMOUTH COUNTY —,• -«- -.••. Holmdel. The Smolko Agency. 787-0123 Newark, N. J. 07102. SURROGATE'S COURT JUST LISTED > Red Bank 07701.' July 11, 18, 25 Aug.l ,»30.00 Notice lo" Creditors to Present LITTLE SILVER + COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL Lonely trees, Ctiarnr Three bedrooms, NOTICE Claim" Against Estate "Charming three to four bedrooms/ fireplace, format dinirjg room, screened • FAIR HAVEN We have ready qualified buyere, to ESTATE nF RICHARD , PARKER, Take notice that Joseph Hoptay and DECEASED • two baths, large lot, loW taxes, posch, basement and attached garage. Beautiful " three-bedroom, two-bath for fait efficient service, call J. D. Helen .Hoptay trading as 'Hoptay's BxceUent/ neighborhood, $34,900.. ranch on one acre of professionally ROCHE, Realtor, Rt. 34, Ooltt Neck Tavern has applied to the Mayor Pursuant to the order of DONALD landscaped property. Fully air con- 4S2-27U. Member Multiple Listlnf Ser- and Council of the Borough rf Atlan J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate, of th« $28^00 TED HALL'AGENCY' ditioned. Fireplace in living room. Tlce. tic Highlands' for a Plenary Retail county of Monmouth,' this day made, LoVely section of Fair Haven. $475O0 on the application of the undersigned, Realtors IN HURRY TO SELL? WE BUY Consumption' License for premises sit- Cora C. Parker, the Sole Executrix J3S River Rd. Fair Haven uated at 6 Center Avenue, Atlantic MIDDLETOWN HOMES OR LOTS FOR CASH. CALL. Highlands. N. J. of the estate of the said Richard Park- 842-4200 LAWLEY AGENCY 787-7416. er deceased, notice' Is hereby given Delightful ronch three bedrooms, Objections, if any, should be nude to the creditors of said deceased to Realtors - Insurors WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST immediately In writing to J. Leo.urd present to the said Executrix their one bath, toll trees, lots of privacy. $25,000 . > Clark, Clerk of the Borough of At- claims under oath within six month! Established 1932 YOUR HOME lantic Highlands, N. J. from this date. WATERFRONT * (Signed) Dated: June l«th, 1969 $27,900 100 Hwy. 35 Red Bank OaJI today and give details and cash Ship shape three-hedroom ranch in price. STERLING THOMPSON A AS- JOSEPH HOPTAY- CORA C. PARKER • REALTOR Sea. Bright. Large living room with 741-6262 SOC., 747-5600. 1905 Ingalls Avenue 202 Rumson Road fireplace, dining room, enclosed porch, Linden, N. J. Little Silver, New Jeney flagstone patio. Beautiful spot on river. LIST WITH CONFIDENCE HELENJIOPTAY Executrix INTERESTING Excellent property for year-round, llv-" PRIME LOCATION 1905 Ingalls Avenue Pristine four-bedroom Colonial In Fair Our 14 .professional salespeople ar« Reussllle, Cornwell, Mausner Four bedrooms, two baths, split ing, a" summer home or investment Linden, N. J. and Carotenuto' property. ' Haven's most exclusive area, flelax ready and able to market your prop- July 12, 18 __$10.00 level,- excellent commuting, near on screened: l porch and enjoy the erty (ubcesshilly. 34 Broad Street Mlddletown Village. CALL 842-1492 estate setting. Large paneled . den, Trade-Ins — Exchanges NOTICE Red Bank, New Jersey $33,400 THE SWEENEY AGENCY, Realtor maid's room or study, gameroom. Member Multiple UsUng Services RESOLUTION #366/69 Attorneys .. 1034 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright •J93,000. '. -•-... WALKER 4b WALKER. Realtors WHEREAS, on January 4, 1967, the June 20, 27, July 3, 11 IM.00. 8hrew»lraiT Holmdel Township of Mlddiletown Sewerage StfERLINO THOMPSON ASSOC. Til-5213 OT1-S31J Authority adopted resolution #20, 8et- NOTICE DEEPDALE AND OAK HlLL , REALTOR ttnB forth a Schedule of charges and: • MONMOUTH COUNTY RUMSON RIVERFRONT A Colonial In each. $57,000 and J5V GALLERY OF HOMES COLTS NECK AREA WHEREAS, on June 1 25, 1969, the SURROGATE'S COURT 900 asked. Full basements, fireplaces. 45 W. River Rd. 747-0900 Rumson We have customers waiting for 4 and Township of Mlddletown Sewerage Au- Notice to Creditors to Present A perfect spot for those with a craving for waterfront and Other conveniences. Also, Oak Hill 5-bedroom- Colonials and 3 and 4- thority adopted resolution #336/69 au- Claims Against Estate great privacy. Imagine a seven-room, three-bath ranch style air conditioned Colonial. Asking $56,- bedfoom ranchers, priced between thorizing advertisement of a public ESTATE OF TILLIE COFBR, DE- 900. For details and appointments, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS home on a six acre hideaway? Much .glass for sweeping views. J45.OO0 and J65.000. Members of 3 notice that the Township of Middle- CEASED call 871-2990; eyes., 291-0120. Multlnie Listings. ILL11EN3EE AGEN- town Sewerage Authority would hold Pursuant to the order of DONALD A -iitnt-nem—gueit-ebttage—with—alf-utilitfesj-a—32—in-the- - - :Th,rte-bedroom split level, plus three- CY, Realtor, Rt. 34, Colts Neck. 462- a public hearing on July 9, 1969, to J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of **" ground swimming pool. Many, many trees and 1,000' of river - room momerTn-Iaw aparunenTTn low- 3172. Oldest Agency In Colts Neck. consider the final adoption of a reso- County of JMonmouth, this day maaeV SNYDER AGENCY,Tea'Hqrs er'level. Garage. Large lot $28,900. lution prescribing an amendment of frontage (about Tialf of this is navigable). An unusual property. The Office Fo£ Many Fine Homes WANTED — HIGHWAY PROPERTY. Schedule of Charges, as It applies to -on the~'appllcatlon of the undersigned, Lease with option to buy. Anywhere Jacqueline D. Tobe, the Sole Execu- connection fees: . * . trix of the estate of the said Tlllle WEAR SUNGLASSES ! ! ! ! - HIGHLANDS from Asbury Park to Matawan and Asking $97,500 BAHRS Hlghtstown. No brokers, state size, NOW THEREFORE BE "IT RE- Cofer deceased, notice Is hereby given This sparkling four-bedroom, 2^-bath SOLVED by the Township of Middle- to the creditors of said deceased to home will dazzle you. Perfect condi- Three-bedroom, I'/j-bath two-story price, location. P. O. Box 211, Mld- town Sewerage Authority that resolu- REAL ESTATE 1 dletowrij N, J. present to the sald_Execiitr!!(_llielr_ tlonrT-BXceltent-»chools; -19l3a93-treed- rhouse.—Large~-livmg-^'room;—dining tion #20. adopted January 4,-1967, be claims under oath within six months MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTINGS I 24 BAY AVE. - NEAR PIER 7 property. Offered at J38.000. room, kitchen, full basement, • hot LISTINGS WANTED — Two, three and hereby is amended as to Con- J1 •water heat. Viewm river "and ocean. nection Fees and Charges as set from this date. . —- In excellent condition. $21,000. and four-bedroom homes In Little SU- Dated: June 33rd, 1969 ~ SeWWllstinns InTlttirSllveV Fair Hoye^niid Rumsnn, :J*IGHUNDS. *L J. „ ver. Rumscm, MWdletown. area. For forth In the attached Schedule of TArQTimtTum T> fast efficient service call E.A. ARM- Chaiges, effeoWe-TSnrneaBtsly-'UPOi ; r REALTOR paseage and publication. 2213 Bprlngwcod Avenue, 872-1600 THE BROOK AGENCY ; STRONG AGENCY. Realtor, 5SS Neptune..New Jersey. 23 RIDGE ROAD 842-0600 RUMSON 7M Broad St. Shrewsbury 747-0221 rtospect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. BE IT FURTHER RBBOLVBD by Member, of Multiple Lilting ANNE E. MARTIN, - Realtor the Township of Mlddletown Sewer- Executrix Sank Building, Atlantic 'Highlands age Authority that Uie Secretary be Milton Kosene, Esq., , HEAP BIG TEPEE • 291-1717 BEING TRANSFERRED? 896 River Roaa, ' New Monmouth bLJevei'ln 'Jtlppy_ and hereby Is authorized to cause a public notice of said final adoption to FairLHayen,_ Niw Jerie,y' == -.-.^e-..- toppy" shape. Uppwlevel features ^ LITTLE SILVER be published In an official newspaper Attorney "' • *-.' four bedrooms, full bath oft master, PLANNING TO MOVE TO June 27, July 3, 11, 18 S2T.0O living room, dining room, eat-In kitch- $39,0C'O of the Authority. en plus another full bath — lower ANOTHER AREA OF THE Geraldine T. Colby, Secretary to level has recreation , room, utility Cape Cod in Fox Hill. Corner lot, ie Township of Mlddletown Sewerage ADVERTISEMENT FOR WDB room, half bath," work area, over- 205x110. Many trees, shrubs and fruit. U.S.? Authority do hereby certify this to BEINO READVERTISED FOR BIDS: sized two-car garage. Home Is packed Four bedrooms, two baths, living room be a true copy of a resolution adopt- Project No. and Location with lots of extras like wall-to-wall with fireplace, dining, room with bay, We can have a Realtor from that area ed by the Township of Mlddletown 5402-4 — carpeting, air conditioning, drapes, new modern kitchen with solid cherry contact you and arrange to show you Sewerage. Authority a* a public meet- Expansion & renovation, of existing ^ cabinets and all appliances. Two game- the home that you are looking for. ing held 7/9/1969. well f6r lawns,-cyclone-fenced yard rooms In dry basement. Over-sized sewage plant, N.J? Neuro-Psychl- and lots tmore. -- Moving to Florida, two'Ca* garage. Screened porch, Two • Geraldine T. Colby, Secretary atrlc Institute, Sktllman, N. J. must sell. Asking only $35,600. THE 'tool houses. Steam oil heat. Immacu- There Is no obligation or fee at ill PUBLIC NOTICE Owner: State of New Jersey MRWAN CO., Campbells Junction, late. Move right in. By owner, 743.-4199. on your part. Just give us a call and TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to Separate sealed bids (a) for each' REALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISERS_ Bltod7«7^500; wo will do the rest public notice, at a meeting held on of listed branches of work and & CHAS. H. TINDALL July 8, 1969, at eight o'clock EDT., separate over-all single contract bid ~ L OFFICE ~ HOLMDEL at the Township Hail, Route 35 and (b) covering all the'branches of work •_ FLORIDA CALLING REALTOR Kings Highway, Middletown, New and material -,requlre.d to complete the .NoVr.-is the time to buy that Florida Four-bed room Colonial. 'Dining room, Jersey, the Township of Mlddletown project wll) be received In the Re- living worn, den with rireplace, kitch- 741-9030 Sewerage Authority adopted an amend- NEW MONMOUTH $23,500 ';':•- ; • ' *^ ~"-:'~~- home or duplex. We will rent It out en, dinette and much more. On seclud- MembM! of Trans > American Referral ception Room of the . office: of~ tht.._ (or you- when you are not here. In- ed wooded lot. Asking $58,500. CARL Service. ment to the Schedule of Charges at Director, Division of Purchase and Pour-bedroom Split, priced excellent. Carport, gam* room and one.and half bathi. Lovely lot. come will more than carry expense. F. ZELLBRS, Realtor, 946-4443. It applies to Connection Fees, to be- Property, 2nd floor. Room 232-2, Act now; • Ed. Conway, SUNRISE WAITING come effective Immediately upon said State House, Trenton. New Jersey Call now for appointment. 671-33-11. ' . • • .' "" o ' ' REALTY, 928 N. E, ,19th Ave.. Ft JUST LISTED — River Plaza Cape. adoption and publIcatlon."V^_^> 08825. until 2:00 o'clock p.m. D.S.T. Lauderdale. Four bedrooms, bath, basement, living RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor Geraldine T. Colby on July 24, 1969 and then publicly room,, kitchen. 100x100 plot. $22,500. , • "Our 51st Year" Secretory opened and read aloud. No bid will INVEST IN HAPPINESS LINCROFT . TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN be accepted after the hour specified. 1 1 RIVER OAKS — Colonial. Living room 848 jjW. 36 Shrewsbury 741-8600 SEWERAGE AUTHORITY Bids will ~x received on the follow- A man's ambition' "— A woman's dream (waterfront) ranch home on private beach, riparian Three-bedroom Ranch, air conditioned. ing branches of work: Eat-In kitchen, finished gameroom, with fireplace, modern kitchen, dining II. CONNECTION FEES AND rights with twelve rowboats, bait and soda stand with other equipment. Hot Water heat, fu|l lots of built-in storage. Heavily wood- room, three bedrooms, 1& baths, base- Member 'o/ RED BANK AREA MUL- CHARGES. ' GENERAL basement on large lot and a panaromic view of the bay. Full price $21,500. , ed private lot. Principals only. $25,600. ment gameroom, garage, trees, $39,900. TIPLB USTING SERVICE: List your Where street and sewer laterals are The Information for Bidders, Form Phone 7<7-2644. property today. Drive In off highway constructed by the Authority, the con- of Bid, Form of Contract, Plans, OAK HILL COLONIAL — Four bed- on big private parking lot — for your nection fee to the sewer lateral (hall Specifications and Forms of Bid rooms, living room with fireplace, den, convenience. Demand for modest be three hundred fifty ((350.00) dol- Bond, PerfoVmance-Payment Bond, MIDDLETOWN _ - COLTS NECK large kitchen, 2V4 baths, double ga- homes, large-estates, business and lars per unit. and other contract documents may A perfect home for a family and a home for Mother-ln-Law. Six bedro'omi, tws tiled baths, PRIVACY rage, basement, central air condl* industrial properties, farms, water- Where street sewera are construe- be examined at the following: ' Cronte den and a separate kitchen for Mother. Plus a swimming pool and sun-deck, all in like new Beautifully wooded 2<^ acres plus lot Uoned. Vacant. $56,900. ed or owned by the Authority, but Office of Architecture, on quiet country lane. Four-bedroom, where no street sewer lateral exists Engineering t Construction. - condition. Call now for an appointment. Asking $37,500. three-bath- home and 20x40 In-ground LEGAL NOTICE is constructed by the Authority, State House swimming pool. Outstanding value at SCHANCk AGENGY '• the connection fee to the street sew- Trenton, New Jersey 08625 *57,5O0. OARL P. ZELLEBS, Realtor, er shall be three hundred ($300.00) Copies may be obtained at the Of- 2068 HWY. 35" ^MIDDLETOWN, N. J. 948-4443. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS dollars per unit. REALTOR The Mayor and Township commit- fice of Architecture, Engineering and Open 7 Days 671-3311 Trade-ins 8 Linden Fl. Red Bank tee of Middletown Township, Keansburg ness on . Friday, August 15, 1969, . Any applicant ,tor connection of a OUR MEMBERS ALL SERVE THE FOLLOWING AREAS: 10-ACRE CORNER TRACT — Four If. prequaliflcatlon approval is to be lot which Is part of an approved sub- No bidder may withdraw hl« «d 787-4424 acres cleared, six-room house Incom- received by September 1, 1969. division development^ where a street within sixty (60) dais alter the *e- plete. Beautiful setting. $5,500. Elec- Regulations regarding prequallflca- sewer has been constructed to ser- tual Sate of the opening thereof. LITTLE SILVER — Brick and frame, tricity, telephone, mall delivery. Ideal tlon and 'blank prequallficatlon ques- vice the lot, and where the Develop- DEPARTMENT OF THB TREASURY COLTS NECK RED BANK four-bedroom Cape Cod. Lovely pri- for weekend, retirement, . Investment, tionnaires may be obtained upon re- er-- has Installed the complete, ap- Division of Purdhase and Property vate back yard. A real buy at $22,700. CHARLES P. SULLIVAN, Director a sportsman s paradise- Located near quest it the office of the Township proved sewerage collection system w George V. Illmensee The Dows+ra Agency - Atlantic City racetrack and airport, Engineer, Richard M. Schulz, P.E., and operating treatment plant, with- July 11, 25 *" William S. Garrison Agency STERLING THOMPSON ASSOC. at Egg Harbor. Call after 6 p.m. L.S., of the firm of T * M Asso- out cost to' the Authority, shall not REALTOR 747-26JIJ), ,, •____ ciates, Inc., Consulting & Municipal be required to pay a connection fee, NOTICE , FAIR HAVEN Jean K. IT win GALLERY OP HOMES Engineers, 213 Highway 35, Middle- providing the lot and building Is part S.AI.E OF PROPERTY . 45 W. River Rd. 747-0900 Rumson LARQE COMMERCIAL LOT of a final plan approved by Hie Au- TAKE NOTICE that Uie BOROUOH Russell M, Boms Agency - The McGowan Agency NEW SHREWSBURY town Township, P. O. Red. Bank, N.J. Jwrlty for the design and construc- OF UNION BEACH, will offer for CALL 741-2381 07701. tion of the sewerage system, and the Bait at Public Auction, Uie following By order, of the Mayor and Town- Hall Bros. Frank W. McKertna,>. MODERN CALIFORNIA REDWOOD ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Beauti- lot and building Is situate on the parcels of Borough-owned land. The ship Committee of the Township of sub-dlvlslon or development final plan Borough has received an ofjer' to. .Ted Hall Agency RANCH —On 1(4 wooded acres over- ful level treed building lot. Sewers. Mlddletown. Meistrich Agencyr, looking golf course. Four ^Sodrooms, $8500. 868-6533 and 872-1269. approved by', the proper munlolpal au- purchase, each parcel In the anlount The Low Agency • four batha, two fireplaces, superb HAROLD H. FOULKS, Mayor thorities of the Township of Middle- indicated? The Sale shall take place Redden Agency all electric kitchen. $60,000. 542-6111. WOODED I/OT —Exclusive Deepdale CHARLES V. CARROLL, JR., Clerk town, and as filed with the County at the Council Meeting Room, ME- 431-0073. Owner. area. Over one acre. Call . • July 8, 11 (19.00 of Monmouti), pursuant to Law. . MORIAL SCHOOL, MORNINGSIDB A. Fred Maffeo Agency^ George S. Schanck Agency w ' •566-6975 . AVE., UNION BEACH, N. J., on Connection fees as set forth above THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1868, com' Ray Van Horn Agency Thompson Agency NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS •hall, be paid as follows: HOUSES FOR SALE ' The Mayor and Township Commit- menclngT at 8:15 P.M., at which tlm« Charles H. Tindall Agency • • HOUSES FOR SALE tee of Mlddlotown Township, Mon- 1. Except as provided in 3 an/ 4 said Offer to Purchase shall be con- HIGHLANDS mouth County, New Jersey, will re- 'below, the applicant tor connections sidered and may be rejected or con- Wa+erbury Agency ceive requests for advanced Prequall- o{ 'a single domestic, unit shall pay firmed and ratified, provided no high- Bafrrs Real.Estate Agency flcatlon of Contractors who' plan; to one fifth CA> of We Connection fee er price or better terms shall then Waarf-NemeTri & Nicoiefti Agency. ll OUALWY SPECIALS submit bids on public works con- at Uie Ume the pe-rnnlt, In accojtiance with Authority Rules and Regu- be bid for aaM property by any other Cornelius J. Guiney, Jr. ' •• tracts to J be let by the Township persona. The Sale Is also subjected LEONARDO during the one year period beginning lation!, Is Issued. The remain- to the approval of The Municipal J1JMJON Thre**edroom Cape Cod. M3.500 September 1. 1969, and ending Au- ing four ffths (%) snail Finance commission of The Division , HOLMDEL -— . |__.'__JaiRTJi10NM0yTH _ gust - 3i,_ia7u_ : - be due and payable.. Immediately on of Looal Government j\ Applebrook Agency, Inc. ' r^ I Three-bedroom Cope Cod: tl 8,900. acceptance by test of tile Muse (blind- RrenuMlflcatlon' requests must be ing) seWer by the Authority's inspec- Prospective Bidders may mall writ- Walker & Walker Dennis K. Byrne NEW MONMOUTH loNdunllcate, on forms to be pro- tor on connection Into the sewe^ sys- ten bide for said property directed to Marshall P. WhitfieW Four-bedroom Cape Cod. £23,500. vided \y the Township, addressed to tem. The applicant shall be billed by the Borough Clerk, Administration Hassinger & Glai&brook Associates MATAWAN the Mayor and Township Committee the Authority for the remaining four Building, Florenoe Avenue,- Union . Ellen S. Hazelton • Three-bedroom ranch. $28,000. of the Township of Mlddletown and fifths (HI of the Connection fee, Beach, N. J., giving the name and LITTLE SILVER LINCROFT received by the Township Clork of which at the applicant's * option, can address of the Bidder, and the amount -William H. Hintelmann (Firm) •. Three-bedroom split. J30.500. Mlddletown Township, Township Hall, be paid within thirty (30) days, or of the Bid, or any bidder may bring Rt. 35 and King's Highway, Middle- in four >(4) annual Installments pay- this Bid In writing to said place or E. A. Arms+ro'ng Agency "'"~ , LITTLE SILVER town, K. J. 07748. prior to the clone McAllister Agency Three-bedroom Colonial. $29,500. able on July 1 of each year there- may orally bid thereat. or business on Friday, August )5, after. An Interett charge of ten (10%) Camassa Agency, Inc. ' FAIR HAVEN 1069, II prequallflcatloii approval Is to The Property to be sold shall bt Joseph G. McCue, Inc. percent per annum shall accrue on subject to the following condition!' Three-bedroom split. 130,000. be received by September 1, 1081). the unpaid balance. of the connection RUMSON and restrictions: MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP John L. Minugh Agency Regulations regarding prequallrlca- lie. 1. Subject to such state of facts as Ranch with miniature estote. $59,500. tlon and Blank preifuallMcatlnh ques- Sterling Thompso'n-aifAssociates" * 2. Where a "dry sewer" system has an accuralc survey and .inspection Applebrbok Agency,, Inc.~~ i tionnaires may be obtained upon re- of the premises may disclose. QUALITY REALTY quest at the office of the Township been Installed by a Developer and the lot has temporarily been serviced 2 Subject to covenants, conditions Curtin Agency, Leonardo - ASSOC. Enulneer. Richard M< Schulz. P.K., anrt restrictions of record, If any. : SEA BRIGHT . L.S. ol the firm- of T ft M Asso- by an approved septic tank, the Con- Lawley Agency ' ; • Realtors ciates, Inc., Consulting ft,. Municipal neotlan fee payment is deferred until 3. Subject to existing ordinances' The Sweeney Agency Hwy. 26 Leonardo 291-3232 Engineers, 213 Highway 35, Mldrll;- Uie "dry sewer" system is activated and regulations affecting Uie use of Mullaney Realty . Member Two town Tnwnship, P.O. Red Bank, N.J. by connection Into tlie Authority^' the property. Ella Wiltshire" Agency Multiple Listing Services 07701. existing collection Rystem. As soon 4. In the evpnt the purchaser Is . Navesink Associates,' Inc. • as this Is done, application for a per- owner of premises contiguous to the _ Qualify Realty, Leonardo *""'.-•••-., By order of the Mayor and Town- mit. In accordance with Authority property sold, the entire tract or plot SHREWSBURY STUNNING COLONIAL ship Committee of the Township of Rules and Regulations, for Installa- comprising both the original and ac- Mlddlelown. tion and conncotlon ol a house to quired property shall be considered Roland Pierson 'Agency, Lincroft Paul Bragar Agency ", HAROLD H. FOULK8. Mayor the street lateral or street flower shnll for the purpose of zoning aB a single Snyder Agency " : Nestled beneath tall oak trees and RAY OHAMJBS V. OARROIJL, Jr., Clerk be made, at which time the Connec- tract or plot, and a provision to this Ray H. Stillman July 8, 11 »">•<"> tion tee of two hundred fifty ($250.00) effect shall be put In nny Deed from Sterling Thompson & Associates Walker & Walker ' - s surrounded by specimen shrubs. You dollars shall he itayablo. The BoroiiRli for the property. will be ossuro* of privacy In the 3. Where the applicant Is a Develop- Till- Successful Bidder shall Im- er seeking conneotlon to the sewerage mediately at Raid time pay to the heart of Fair Haven's Prestigious VAN HORN Iloroiigli 20% of The Purchase Price. NEW SHREWSBURY iy»tem owned by the Township of Mlddletown Sewerage Authority, the The balance in caah or certified check Adams Agency RIVer Oaks area. Center hall, liv- AGENCY applicant shall pay the full connection shall he paid wltliln 60 days following fee at the Mme the permit, Is issued, which the Borough will deliver a Edward A. Hanlon ing room wlih fireplace, formal, dln- FAIR HAVEN LANDMARK IlarRnln and Sale Deed to the suc- Tree-lined slreot. Beautifully restored In accordance with the connection IceH set tortli above cessful Bidder. Failure to comply Ino room, paneled den, breakfast century-old Colonial. Spacious bed- with this requirement will result In rooms. 2 new baths. Family kitchen. 4. Commercial and Industrial. Where RED BANK room. Four bedrooms, three baths. forfeiture of deposit as liquidated New heating system. 2-car oarage. tlie applicant Is Heeltlng a connection damages. Allaire-Farrow Agency, Inc. 30-year FHA mortgage commitment to the sewerage system owtfed tiy llio Basement. Double garage. A' new Township of Mtddletown Sewerage Au- Tlie suofiossful Bidder shall also Philip J. Bowers & Co. to .qualified buyer. Priced low at tliorlly, for a commercial and/or In- pny for the cost of advertising the listing. Call today. 563,000. $25,500. • dustrial use, the applicant will pay salo and preparation of the Deed, nnd taxes on the properly to bt as- Joseph L. Carlone Agency NO CAR NEEDED ho full connection fee at the time tile permit Is issued, In accordance sessed and adjusted from Uie date Crowell Agency Older 7-room, 2-bath home In Red with the connection fees net forth of «nle. Dank One block to stores. S14.50O. above. The Borough reserves the right to James A. Curley • reject any and all Bids for any rea- RIVERFRONT TWO ACRES Each nnd every user of the syfltem Howard DeVter Associates, Inc. MULTIPLE LISTING shall have Die right to prepay the non whatsoever. • Just olf a deep water channel. ftforrflald connection fee. Tlie land to be sold Is denorlbed U Private dock. Almost new 7-room A unit, for the purpose of iin|prmln- follows: ronchcr. 2 tiled baths. 2 fireplaces. ng connection food, Bltall luf cnunl rAitcKi, DK,S( inrriiiN ON IIKII Jolouslcd porch. 2-cor garnno. Move o a nlngln fntnlly dwelling unit, NO. TAX MAP right In. Owner transferred asks r if other tlinn a dwelling unit, 1. BLOCK 209, LOT 7 REALTORS M7.500. computed at the ' estimated rato 2. BLOCK 5, LOT 13 Member Multiple Llsimg Service of four hundred (100) .gallons AITItOX. HIZE OFFKRED RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 804 RIVER ROAD newage flow per day, yflth a LOCATION OF tOT pniCE "If we'd get a color TV in The 111 River Rd. 741-7686 Folr Haven minimum of ons unit fur each Inslal- BAYVIEW AVE. 100x100 »10{1,00 ALL MEMBERS SERVE ALL AREAS FAIR HAVEN Daily'Register want ads — you atlon. SECOND ST. MxlOO 1100.00 OPEN 7 DAYS wouldn't hav* to watch old OBRALDIND T. COLBY MARY BAB1K, 747-4100 Secretary Borough Olerk movliil" . u!y 11 W8.7S July 11 . gji.oo -WE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, JLLY 11, 25 instrument 32 Squatted Peanut* Children's Letters to God 8 Climbed 34 Idol M Cynosure ft) SETTER W6 PUZZLE 9 Cicatrices ACROSS glides 18 Approves SMI (flfll 5£PIiE«8Ki W ShaJtow m cm off„ 1 False raicaUy 30Depthle» statement 46 Burn*, vessels 40 Surfeit .8 Phases, slightly . 11 Sea eagle 41 Transported 15Fleshiness 47 To dibble. 12 Atmospheric with love 15 Glaringly 49 Not new conditions 43 Originate offensive 50 Felines 13 Supporting 44 Greek 17 Official 51 Military maje figure • philosopher R licenses caps 14 Fashion 45 Observe 18 S,h,arp- 53 Solicits experts 48 Patcher wittedly - 54 High priest 21 Arrange 51 Brewer's 19 Wing 55 Stanzas of in layers mash tub 20 Complaiqts six lines 24 Annoys 52 Gaze YOUR MOTHER WOUUON'T, 22 Bad: comb, 57 To draw off 26 Agitates 55 Card game LOVE ME ANY MORE { WOULD 28 Prophets 56 Swell of IP I SHOWERED HER form 58 Skirt pocket WITH FURSANP I DE 23 Hamlet 6(1 Having a tail 30 Greek the sea DIAMONDS 25 Checks •62 Large measuraof 59 To prompt 26 Repute weakfish -" weight 61 Pigeon pea 63 Wandering 27 South Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle. American 64 More pleas- . mountains r ing to the •J 29 American I taste' ™ Indian 65 Bend back s 30 Prime DOWN 3 mover 1 Lerjtin wafer JL 31 Supplies 2 Ear shell with meajs "TMakes 33 Regular slower courses 4 An enzyme 35 River duck - 5 Lasting 37 Cooked impression Mary Worth King Future* Syndicate, Inc., 1969 . sufficiently '6 Fish-eating SUPPOSE I DO! I'M'MT.V I'M WILLING TQ FOLLOW 38 Supporter mammal •rrr-f Ml! auitt "MOBERN" EN0U6H THAT WISE ADVICE: .-.,7-Sur-gieali™-. ARTHUR.! LISTEN TO ME! ...VOU BtUtVE TO BE INOIfFEREUT, wr'fOMNlMD E FORGFO&EET I WANT TO MAKE THE- 1-WHAT.THIS TAKt A SWIM— I STILL LOVE. YOU, -•'AN"D FORGE"•""T WHA•""T" 12 3 It POINT, HERE AND NOW "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean a. 10 u StFORE DINNER' LETTER IMPLIES! -\ ANITA! you FORGAVE!! AND FOR. ALL TIME, THAT Saturday, July 12 > . ••- I HAVE NEVER. IN AW ( FROM WHERE I UFt DATED A MAN STAND, 5ENATOR Present—For You and Yours • • • A calm NAMED J«£! FINCASTLt,THE mood can offset emotional tension. Be diplomatic in Mawaa FORGIVING SHOULD your approach in order to minimize antagonistic COME FROM ME! reception from those in authority (in the home or on Mavaa the job). Approach them with humility and you'll get your way quicker. Outlook improves in pjn., so plan a fun evening. - The Day Under Your Sign 3 I * I i _ Ari.i. Bora Mar,?! to Apr. It libra. S.pf. 23 to Od. 22 Plan important thincs aa you Don't vire anrooe- cause to will hare the energy to carry gossip about you. Cteoae jmir them through .tosuccess. companion! carefully. Andy Capp Taunx. April 20 ta. May 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 ( Kxpansire gesture you make A creative 'approach to your / EXCUSE fl&OSSIFER, ALL RIGHT, SON, THEY'RE ALWAYS &OIN TKAT - could be more expensive than work makes it mare interesting.. you had planned. Try out ne» Ideal • HlCr I IS THIS THE THlRt>i SKIP IT.' G.mini. May 21 to Juna 21 TURNIN' ONTHE/ Tendency to- procrastinate can "Sagittariui. Nov.22 to Dae.51 ONTHATMNI'KNOWTCE' become ingrained and hard to All ihould be peaceful arouml overcome If you don't fight it, you and you'll balk in the calm RIGHT? C«ne»r. Jutii 22 to July 21 atmosphere. . ~\ou nay "not know whettief^ Capricorn.-D«c. 22-to-Jan. 20 ydu're cominR or RoinR in the „ 'Accent chance to meet prom- • rush of events, but you'll get inent people. You'U.benefit boih a lot done. in btisincis and itersonal life L.o. July 22 to Auo. 21 Aquariui. Jan.2l to Fab. 19 Once you «t > work pattern Don't hesitate to assume TC- for yourself, you'll be surprised ^pnnsibilily, but don't let others at how~much~yo MtehS Plan 'to divide your time be* Chances for gaining recognition ~ tu-jeen work and play. Planetary are promising. Get out where radiations excellent for both. you can see and be seen. Bridge Advice fr»:... eFi«ldEntetI*U«*,Inc,19o9 By ALFRED SHE1NW0LD The Wizard of Id During the bidding you try South dealer j Dennis the Menace to ferret out a trump suit in North-South vulnerable • 1 which" your side has at least NORTH I eight cards. Even if you are • 109 ! forced to ruff once or twice, M57532 you will still have a safe ma- O AQJ4 • 1086 •jority of the- trumps.- It is- 1 much harder to play a hand WEST "EAST in which your side has only ^8753 *J2 seven trumps; If you are OQJ6 5? 1098 forced to ruff just once, you O 6 0 97532 have only as many trumps • AKQJ4 +732 as the opponents. SOUTH • AKQ64 West took the king and jack O AK4 of clubs and then continued OK108 ; with the ace of clubs. South • 95 ruffed, drew three rounds of Soutfr West North East trumps and then led the king 14 2* Pass Pass Snuffy Smith of diamonds followed by the Double Pass 2 0 ' Pass THANKV, \\ I CANT GIT THAT'S WHAT WAAL- UH-TH'KEV ten. 2 4 Pus 3 4 Ptss 1 GIVE ME SELLS FER 4 4 All Pan ' .: HERE'S A SILAS /] TH DADBURN MAKES IT SO West had been watching his BLADES TO ALl-.FIREDSAFE- TH'DADBURtJ THREE partner's diamonds very Opening lead-4 K BONE-HANDLE KEV DOLLERS SAFETY KNIFE OPEN UP VE SOT TO UNLOCK carefully and had noticed IT WIF THIS FER WE. SNUFF/ that East had thrown the king or queen.;Even if West; deuce and then the three of could win and lead another FER FREE I! /diamonds. Since East would have played high first and club, dummy could then safe-". then low if he had held an ly ruff with the ten. As the ; even number of diamonds, cards lay,-East would have ; West felt'confident that his' to win the trump trick and ,•: partner had five diamonds and not either four or six. . would be unable to make a ' damaging return.' s This meant that South had 'MY UNCLE 0 /teSLIM1 BKMJSE.WUEN I WAS YOUNG. I exactly' three diamonds, and Regardless. of the subse-: West waited until the third quent defense, South could i WAS SUM fAVW 16BT0N WITHMY WMV diamond to use his trump. reach his hand to draw* The Phantom West then got out with a club trumps with his three top cards. He would then get all I'VESEEN \ TRUE. NO BUT THERE ARE SUPPOSE THEY 1 THEY ARE COUNTRr and waited for South to lead FIND OUT THAT fBOOBS THEY WOtlT. AS1NEJUN61E PICTURES OF \ CHAIRS Hi KNNE5 AMD FORKS the hearts out of his own* four diamond tricks, making IN THE DEEP WOODS RELAX.. ELSIt. ACCEPTED BWU3COVERS CHAIRS.'tHIS/THE DEEP Miss Ellen ,C. Linden of Lit- hand: South eventually had to, his game contract. THE CITY- IS THE FIRST />^N.WOODS -AMD HEPE- ley, Fair Haven; Timothy E. give up the setting trick to tle Silver, a June graduate DAILY QUESTION ONE I ^g? Haggerty, Laurence G. the queen of hearts. SAT ON.1 of Red Bank High School, O'Neil and Vlckl L. Serrltel- Caution Needed Partner opens with one has been accepted at the Uni- la, all of Neptune; Michael heart, and the next player': versity of Bridgeport, Conn., South played the trumps D. Landis, Wall Township; optimistically where he bids two clubs. You hold: S— • for the fall term, beginning Thomas R. Rich, Leonardo; 10 9 H-7 5 3 2 D-A Q J 4 \ next September. • should have used caution. Rita H. Riley, Spring Lake Evidently he hoped that the C— 10 8 6. What do you say? ' The dean's list of Villanova Heights; Dennis S. Schindel, • six missing trumps would Answer: Bid two hearts. • University, Villanova, Pa.,, Spring Lake; Michael A. Sed- break 3-3, disregarding the You have seven points in high for the second sernester, in- lak, Little Silver; Richard D. odds of almost two to one cards and one point for the, cludes Gary J.JChanowich, E. Stcller, Spring Lake; Ed- against such "luck." doubleton, combined with' WHAT West Long Branch; Sean B. mund T. Suskl, Oakhurst and AfteE. ruffing the third club • four-card support for part- ABOUT Dalton, New'. Shrewsbury; HIS HAT? South^ jflujd., make the cpn-_ g 7—Nicholas—Ar-'DeUa^-Volpcf" Bcai Beach. for a ,raise of partner's Union Beach; James P. Far- trumps instead of the ace, hearts. . . Beetle Bailey THIS MORMWO-. SIR. I A HASTY FALL OH waore THREE J KNOW. WHEN DIP THE OBSTACLE COURSE CHAIK COILARSED YbU HURT.

Hi and Lois IS YOUR BED > GEE WHW/EVERy TIME WELL, WHY SHOULD MADE? ARE I'M GOING OUT I TWINKOF PLAYING, YOU YOU BE DIFFERENT? CLOTHES HUNS 10 PLAY,MOM! INK Of V\ORKIN6/ Of- HAU|slTlN'H0USe6, fiSH71N'CAT 5 ,_?...,.. •

FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1909 Television Books Movies Theater Your^Weekend Magazine .. -I - _• • Dining Out Music ^ • -j, -t -*--,...,._ Hobbies Comment

LOVE THAI" LOVE BUG—Herbie, the Volkswagen star of "The Love Bug" at the Cartton Theatre, Red Bank, gets almost as much attention from youngsters in the theater lobby as he does on the screen. In photos alt left, Kelly Banks, 6, of 93 Con- over Lane, Middletown, shows reactions to her "conversation" with the car. I Register Staff Photos by Larry, Pemai! The Small

There's no communications "The other night, one little "But," he says, "it really gap between "Heebie the girl came in when the nap taxes your imagination to Volkswagen and the /.shore'? sign was on, Herbie. But she keep up the; conversation youngest ^netaliohV they" was' determined to talk to with these kids. talk to each other in the lob- him, so she kept coming out "Orte ofHhe most,persistent ,by of the Carlton Theatre of the theater. After the sixth questions is about how come every day and they'll be con- time, the doorman told me I can talk; versing' until July 22,. when about the little girl, so I the current run of "The Love . went into the box office and "Herbie tells them all cars Bug" ends. the doorman 'woke up' Herb- can talk. He talks to other ie, who yawned and then cars on the road all the time ' Herbie the Volkswagen is and they ta,lk to him, he says, the star of the Walt Disney talked to her, telling her to go back in the theater be- and if the children can't talk motion picture and he's to them, it's their own" fault parked behind- a velvet rope cause he had ty finish his nap. , for not understanding car in the theater lobby, rigged talk." •' "So she went in and got for sound. It is not uncommon for chil- "How old are you?" asked her brother, who didn't be- lieve she had really wakened dren, after seeing "The Love one six-year-old, pleased to • Bug," to. show their affec- receive the reply that Herbie Herbie. So I had to go back into the box office and dis- tion fpr Herbie by kissing his was only five. fender, said Mr. Reirv ., • Herbie's Origin turb Herbie's nap a second time to prove to the little •The other night," he said, Another young questioner, "one little girl ran into the who wondered about Herbie's boy that his sister was telling the truth." lobby after seeing the movie, origin, was told that the scrambled under the rope, Volkswagen's mother was a Mr. Rein says he's "Hav- ing a ball" as the voice of kissed the car, and yelled; 'I Cadillac, his father a Jaguar love you, Herbie!' *' TKE and his. girlfriend a Herbie. Chevrolet. He wears New Jersey license plates because, although the movie was made in California, he* always tries TODAY'S FEATURES to obey the /laws of the state he's in. Book Reviews '. ..2 Herbie's voice is actually YMCA'Hot lZ1 that of Jack M. Rein, the Cariton's manager. The con- The Top Ten versations are made possible through a two-way intercom Current Best Sellers ..:...... !.3 with one part of it in the No. Hollywood ,..„„ -_r.:3 2 box office. "Of course, there are times TV Listings ..,..„..: _4, 5* 6 when I have to leave the box At the Movies ...!.... 7 office," said Mr. Rein, "and then we put a sign on the Astronauts9 Interview .«...I7...... !8 car saying Herbie's taking a nap. ordlnatsr is Mrs. Florence SOJEOIOW of Belmar's Fashion Comer. Parade chairman is Belmardigras Programs Set Frank Campion of the E. J. Sullivan Heal Estate-Insur- BELMAR — Preparations prejudging of all Miss Bel- Mrs. Lilyan Connelly, of Con- Mr. Schroeder has an- ance Agency. Thefloat com- foip the Belmardigras are in mardigras contestants. nelly-Bergen Realtor-Insuror. nounced the chairmen, all mittee is headed by William i full swing in this community General chairman is Hen- Treasurer is Richard K. Sher- representing businesses and Kadersha, Kadersha Shoes. ry H. Schroeder, president of man, vice president, Belmar- civic groups: of 6,000 which welcomes hun- Hospitality chairman is Belmar Motors. Secretary is Wall National Bank. Program chairman and co- .Mrs* T, H, Nuffort, of•-' the dreds of thousands of. visitors. ft Southern! Civic Association. each summer. Beauty contest chairman is Belmardigras will be held Mrs. Sidney Greenspan, aid- Thursday, Friday and Satur- ed by Mrs. William,,.Cheese- day, Aug. 7-8-9. man of the Evening Depart- -Events scheduled are: a ment of the Belmar Woman's town-wide beautification con- Club. test; a parade featuring Chairmen of exhibits arie bands, floats and a beauty George Giger of Giger Ford, pageant; the crowning of and William Brown of Surf Miss Belmardigras; an art Insurance Agency. Mrs. El- show; a surfing contest; a mer Desmond of the Belmar fishing contest; a water ski Woman's Club is booth chair- H3 show; a fashion show, and man. PC several social activities topped by a festive evening of entertainment including LOBSTER LOVERS «••* "Come and get 'cm CLUB BENE' olive!" DINNER THEATER Route 35 Morgan, N.J. Pick Ywir Ovm Ubsftr 0* presents •f Owr Ljw IMiiHr T«*l

NOW PLAYING SUCCESSFUL JAZZ CONCERT — Tfie Frank Foster Septet starred last nigfet on BROADWAYS DORIS "N ED'S fhe ma If of Morirooutb Shopping Center. Julian priester, trombone, Virgil Jones, SEAFOOD RESTAURANT M SMr* Dr.. HtoMcMds • PMM) EXCITING trumpet, Frank Foster, tenor sax, Walter Bishop, Jr., piano, Gary ftartz, atto sax, "HOUSE OF GOURMET SEAFOOD" MUSICAL Sonny Brown, drums, and Gene Taylor, bass. (Register Staff Photo) "Hie Book Reviews THAR SHE BLOWS PAJAMA Our Military Academies: Entertainment 11 Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday GAME Seen Via an Inside View FABULOUS TOM FALCONE THE BRASS FACTORIES. only a few steps behind, have HEARTY SANDWICHES DANCING EVERY FRIDAY, By J. Arthur Heise, Public what isf nearly a monopoly on TILL i:M SATURDAY HOURS: f »• I Affairs Press. $6. the brass hats of the military- 1 DAYS A WEEK AFTER THE SHOW This book is "inside stuff" on the nation's three military industrial complex, This dom- STEAKS AND DINNER & SHOW ination makes the first level SEA FOOD TILL II 7.50 to 9.95 academies: West Point, An- napolis and the Air Force uniformed military hi- SPECIAL GROUP RATE Academy at Colorado R 25 OR MORE! chy — the three service R PRESERVATIONS CALL Springs. academies — crucially im- 727-3000 It is an inside look at the portant." beginnings of the nation's BODMANFL. military - industrial complex The author didn't start out | RED BANK Storting July 2vHi 0, *• NftVHbk and at a system of higher to deal with the military-in- B 74I4S38 R.d link "How to Succeed la learning, so steeped in his- dustrial complex, nor with Business Without_ tory, that it just may be out comparisons between the mil- Really Trying.*'• of whack with what's going itary campuses and other in- 1 on at every other campus in stitutions of higher learning, for Informal Dining the United States. but the book's appearance As Heise sees it, "The fact now proves, to be very time- JOE'S KOZY BAR is that the men from West ly. Point and Annapolis, with enjoy our famous cocktails . . . haltcM-American Smorgasbord those from Colorado Springs, Heise, a reporter for the Buffalo Evening News, who r in 1962-1965 was a member of the faculty at the Air Force »•»..««<".••"•• Academy, was assigned as a A Favored Spot newsman to look into the 1967 Old Orchard cheating scandal at Colorado Springs. for Drinks r Coantrq Club What developed, through in- terviews and examination of land Friendly hundreds of documents, was s enough material for a fasci- ^3 nating study of the "facto- Conversation, t ries" that produce the coun- try's officer class. Wbea it's tW for a relaxing pant to the 4af* tec** Old Orchard *i From hazing at Annapolis Horn, stop her* for cocktails. Mob* ft • fcoWt to m*H to a detailed account of the Meads ami to U«g#r a wfcit* evvr y«« favori* inner workings of the honor Stay OB to dtRMf. ear foftd Is «cceU«t. For a Five Course Meal code at both West Point and Colorado Springs, the author (The First Course Is 18 Holes) tells the story in a way that After 18, don't go home and mow the makes it as timely as a week- Lnncheorj, Dinner, Cocktails lawn. Meet your wife ior cocktails at ly newsmagazine. Private Banquet Facilities the Fairway Lounge. Then let the chef create a sumptuous dinner of s'.eak, seafood — or a specialty from our IN VIETNAM Italian Corner. Add a little after diriner dancing and Seaman Apprentice Victor you have the magic weekends are Gryszkicwicz, USN, son of made for. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Grysz- kiewicz, of Ermack St., STATE HWY. M. HIGHLANDS Music Sat. Nights provided by Bill'Weir ] Farmingdale, is serving I Blocks North of fflgUaa* BrMUt aboard, the aircraft carrier USS Kitty Hawk off the coast Dial 872-1351 of Vietnam. Planes from the I. Stfonfaun Kitty Hawk help provide air Dtetrs CU — Sumtem bpnm support to U.S. and Allied ground forces. Die indrl, which is a lemur, Hollywood resembles a monkey without a tail. 's Not After the 'Bread' I By BOB THOMAS makes any big deal to see shows, from 'Cimarron Strip' cash in on his ''Midnight HOLLYWOOD (AP)-' JAMS JOPUN "The Graduate," plays his JAMES COTTON It wasn't easy, and there colorcast of July 16 will be adults — the stage when they mangy, crippled buddy. were long times when it was devoted entirely to events may cause damage. THE COWSIUS Voight is here for the fin- tough to make a living. -But ttOOKLYN WHOGB ishing scenes of "Catch 22." I hated to take another job, SUN. AW, 31,7* I MS ML While waiting to be called by and I never did. I could al- VANILLA FUDGE director Mike Nichols — he ways send home for money; RHINOCEROS had been waiting a week — my parents were great about WEEKLY SPECIAL that." Par Show: YS-Sfc «.», *.$• the actor talked about his AT BOX OFFICE, 77S4MI newfound success. Voight began biting it in SCHWEPPES _.. AIM maitata «l on BmMrgw "The money is a tremen- 1954 when he attracted at- •J.Sterei; Anctorun Motlc Shop, tention off-Broadway in "A TONIC or BITTER LEMON RMI ftwk. Moll anltrs-wrlto t»: dous responsibility, and it's CwvmtlM Hall, Asbury Park, View from the Bridge." He Enclose stamped, self-ad something I don't really want rttunt l to get involved in," he said. won an award on Broadway "I told my agent that if he in '"That Summer, That Fall:" toured in "Camelot" with Howard Keel, played Romeo with the Globe The- ater in San Diego. But he credits television with pro- LONG BRANCH viding his biggest boost. •They talk about today's 10 ox. Bottles actors missing the training ground of the repertory the- ater; I found my own reper- DAVIDSONS tory in television series/' 26 MOAD ST. 747-3334 RED BANK said tfie actor. "I did seven Top Ten PIER Records Best-setting records of the ON THE week based on The Cash Box BOARDWALK Magazine's nationwide survey FREE <*Get Back," Beatles ,t- COTTOH CANDY IN "In the Ghetto," Presly "Romeo & Juliet Theme," wm pwcJns* LONG BRANCH of one COTTON Nancini CANDY. • Good o«ly with coupon "Bad Moon Rising," Creed- • Good only MOII. tfcm Frf., eace Clearwater Revival Hadet July 14* - 18th "TM Busy Thlrtlttg Abtttt Highway 35 • Ends midnight, July 18th My Baby/' Gaye • One to a family "Grata' In the Grass," Friends of Distinction 264-2400 "One," 3 !>•? Night flea, u«. PAT THE BANANA SPLITS ADVENTURE HOUR 0 weekly television guide. AH listings are supplied by 0 10 O'CLOCK NEWS 0 0 THE BRITISH OPEN GOLF- " the television stations and program changes received 0 THE DICK CAVETT SHOW 0 CHAMPIONSHIP 0 ire made up to the time The Daily Register goes to Guests are Clint Eastwood, Dlonne and sister Dee 0 LAUREL & HARDY : Dee Warwick, David Frye, I. F. Stone," Washington columnist •Them Thar HUH" - ,r ^ _. ©EN FRANCE v As an added service to television viewers, a listing 0 RAWHIDE ••Incident in Quivira*. Drover falls under the apell 11:00 0 INSIDE BEDFORD STUYVESANT is carried throughout the week in The Daily Register of a wild-eyed old prospector and goes off with him . O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE supplying viewers with the most - up-to>the-minutt in search of the fabled lost city, \ "Outlaw* Son" starring Dane Clark, Lori NtWffl, ©NEWSFRONT Ben Cooper, Ellen Drew. The grown son of a i«ne- program Information available. gade becomes an outlaw in order, he thtnkM. to 10:40 0 KINER'S CORNER 0 avenge his father. (1967) ^* 10:55 O THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF SPORT 0 © EQUAL TIME 0 WCBS-TV Q WOR-TV 11:00 OO NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS 0 11:30 O HERCULOIDS © WNBC-TV © WPIX-TV 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED O UNDERDOG 0 0 II O'CLOCK MOVIE 0 © NEW YORK CLOSEUP 0 . WNEW-TV © WNDf-TV "Queen of Atlantis" starring Haya Harareet, Jean Trinitignant, The fabulouB lost city of Atlantis is AFTERNOON 7 WABC-TV 0 Indicates Color discovered by three adventurers who are trapped by the city's beautiful queen. (1961) 12:00 0 SHAZZAN 0 • 0 ELEVEN O'CLOCK NEWS 0 O STORYBOOK SQUARES 0 ©ANTIQUES Children's version of the "Hollywood Squares11 FRIDAY 11:20 0 ELEVEN O'CLOCK REPORT 0 METROMEDIA'S EVANS-NOVAK REPORT 11:30 0 THE LATE SHOW 0 GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE 0 ^»- ••Man With A Million" starring Gregory Peck. Mark © THE GOURMET WITH DAVID WADE <§ Twaina story about a man who is supposed to be 12:30 0 JOHNNY QUEST 0 , ; rich, becomes famous and powerful, proving that DAYTIME MOVIES 0 WIMBLEDON OPEN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP money comes to money, (1994) 0 CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING 10:00 °O "The Brothers Rico" 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW 0 Flip Wilson hosts. Guesti Milton Berle. ' O AMERICAN BANDSTAND '69 0 0 "Passport to Pimlico" © THE GREEN THUMB 0 -— 12:00 O "Charge at Feather Rlvtr" 0 THE JOEY BISHOP SHOW 0 11:35 © THE LLOYD NOUN FILM FESTIVAL """• 1:00 0 MOBY DICK AND THE MIGHTY 2:00 G 'The Assassin" "Prison Farm" starring Shirley Ross, John Howard, MJGHTOR 0 ID "Devil Bat's Daughter" J. Carrol Naish. Criminal asks his girl to elope with ©AGRICULTURE U.S.A. ' 3:00 O "Vigil in The Night" • him, but neglects to tell her that he is wanted for 0 WELLS FARGO •— ~ 4«30 ©"Cynthia" murder. (1938) O STEEL PIER SWINGS 0 O "Executive Suite" 12:00 © TWELVE O'CLOCK NEWS 0 ^•Battle Cry" (1055) starring Tab Hunter and Dor-~ © VICTORY AT SEA othy Malone, Complications arise in the lives of 1:30 ©THE LONE RANGER 0 EVENING a group of U. S. Marines during World War E, O EDUCATION EXCHANGE . 6:00 O O NEWS 0 1:00 0 LATE NEWS 0 0 COLT 45 ' • V ' B McHALE'S NAVY 0 THE BEST OF BROADWAY 0 HAPPENING 0 ^ "Christy Goes Traveling" ^Look In Any Window" starring Paul Anka, Kulli _ NEW YORK YANKEE BASEBALL 0 ( O 6 O'CLOCK MOVlVr Roman and Alex Nicol In a drama about a teen- New York Yankees -vs Washington Senators at; "The Boy With the Green Hair" starring Robert aged boy whose unhappy home life turns him into a R.F.K. Memorial Stadium. t Ryan, Barbara Hale; Dean Stockwell, Fat O'Brien. peeping torn. (1961) . 2:00 O OPPORTUNITY LINE 0 . • , ,, A young boy awakes one morning to discover Mi O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 0 hair has turned green—and learns the unusual rear O MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 0 •* •on why. (1948) 1:05 © LATE NEWS FINAL 0 0 SEA HUNT - 1:1$ 0 THE GREAT GREAT SHOW ' OMOVIE MATINEE © F TROOP "Heroes Die Young" starring Erika Peters, Scott "A Gift From The Chief "Carry On Regardless". A dissatisfied clerk said r some others seeking adventure apply, to the oflkr Borland, James Strother. World War II adventunr ©WHAT'S NEW? of "Helping Hands Ltd." where they are'all hire** drama about a group of American soldiers, ordered 0 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN T on the spot for a serieB of light-hearted tasks, with to infiltrate a Ploesti oil field and set signal ttrti O EYEWITNESS NEWS-6:30 REPORT 0 disastrous results. (1963) for Allied bombing. (1960) ,^' © VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF tHE SEA 1:20 0 THE LATE NIGHT NEWS 0 , .._„*— O MAD MAD MOVIE - , people at a discotheque. ^M*± ance of a repertory company near the site of sev- O BATTLEFIELD . '**>*•: eral stage holdups is more than a coincidence. (R) ••The Mortal Storm" starring Margaret Sullivan/ © THE HIGH CHAPARRAL 0 % SATURDAY Janies Stewart. Tragedy strikes a professors fam- "No Irish Need Apply". Manolito aids Irish miners ily in Germany, during,Hitler's rise to power; bit^ In tneir strike against dangerous working • con* •tep-flons become Nazis but his daughter remain*; ditlons. (R) loyal to honor and Integrity and must pay for it" ; 0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 0 MORNING (1M0) . •- ; O LET'S MAKE A DEAL 0 6;00 0 MODERN FARMER O CAR AND TRACK 0 . . -i ©^DIVORCE COURT 0 ~~ .<• . 6:25 0 GIVE US THIS DAY 3:30 O MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC 0 - "Stanley vs Stanley". A wife sues her, husband for 6:30 © SUMMER SEMESTER 0 ©COMBAT T^ divorce but her husband asks for the.alimony, 7:00 0 PROJECT HEADSTART 0 O THE BRITISH OPEN GOLF © NEW YORK YANKEE BASEBAJ.L 0 from lAncashlre, England Yankees vs Washington Senators at Robert P. Ken- 0 ACROSS THE FENCE 0 nedy Stadium. 0 PROJECT KNOW 0 •CHAMPIONSHIP 0 ©BOOK BEAT . > 7:30 0 TELL IT LIKE IT WAS 0 4:00 O BLACK LEHRES 0 0 COLONEL BLEEP & O BASEBALL 0 1:00 0 PAY CARDS 0 -, •• t New York Mets vs Montreal Expos at Shea Stadhun 0 THE JOHN DAVIDSON SHOW 0 m PAITH TO FAITH 0 © ADVENTURES OF. THE SEA SPRAY 0 ' •' . j Guest: Phyllis Ciller J O DAVEY AND GOLIATH 0 O BASEBALL 0 © SILVER WINGS • * •'Bareknuckle Bay" New York Mets vs Montreal Expos at Shea Stadium 4:30 O RACE OF THE WEEK 0 8:00 0 THE GO-GO GOPHERS 0 • . Running of the |75,00O-added Dwyer Handicap, for © THE ART OF LUIGI LUCIONt :, , 0 FAITH TO FAITH 8-year-olds, from Aqueduct Race Track. 3:30 OLGOMER PYLE 0 ^ 0 KARTOON CARNIVAL ©UPBEAT A football star gives Gomer, his old pal from the ©THE CHRISTOPHERS 0 5.-00 t V Mayberry gas station, two bench passes to the big O THE EARLY SHOW game. (R) : .'.-•. 8:15 © DAVEY AND GOLIATH © "FBI Girl" starring Audrey Totter, Caesar RomwoV 0 THE BUGS BUNNY-ROAD Clerk is bait to obtain evidence on mob trying to O THE NAME OF THE GAME 0 8:30 uncover governor's former criminal record, (1952) "The Incomparable Connie Walker". Dillon and RUNNER HOUR 9 Peggy Maxwell investigate a television columnist's 0 DODO 0 * OMOVIE FOUR charge that the Negro mayor of a large city Is © FIREBALL XL-S "Judge Hardy's Children" starring Mickey Rooney, deeply Involved with corrupt men. (R) Lewis Stone. Judge Hardy's, daughter unwittingly © THIS IS THE LIFE .: Involves him in a near scandal with some- shrewd 0 DAVID FROST SHOW - 0 NEWS AND WEATHER •;v. ID N.E.T; PLAYHOUSE 8:56 lobbyist in Washington. (1038) "Home" 9:00 O SUPER 6 0 ©INSIGHT O MARINE BOY O ABC'i WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 0 f:00 0 THE CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE 5:30 - "Youngblood Hawke" starring James FrancUcui, 0 THE NEW CASPER © EYEWITNESS NEWS © SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE 1:00 O PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON © THE WESTERNERS ''Terror In the Haunted House" starring Gerald "Northwest Passage" starring Spencer Tracy and The Bible Man" with Art Linkletter and Jack Mohr, Cathy O'Donnell. A young bride has been •'Robert Young. An embittered colonial accepts some , Unkletter. Young man harbors a grudge against Ml plagued by nightmares, but her husband is sure they potent rum from a stranger and awakens later to find himself "enlisted" as an Indian fighter. (1940) preacher father, forcing him to physical violence* will disappear once they move into their dream O MEET THE PRESS © ^ MO © KINER'S CORNER © i But dream home ia the Uvlng nl htmai; __,^i - © IT I^WRITTEN © •*••- '— y-r™ T •'UHflnished Dance" (1947) starring Margaret ,© CBS EVENING NEWS 0 O'Brien, Cyd Charisse, Danny Thomas. Young girl Irtth' Roger Mudd ^ "Missing Heirs1? 1:00 idolizes a ballet star and' causes tragedy to her © STEP TO THE FUTURE 0 © TfctE GREAT GREAT SHOW Idol's rival ballerina. . * "The Killers" starring Burt Lancaster, Ava Gald^ © I LOVE LUCY ner. After a one-time boxer is murdered, an insur- ©DIRECTIONS© ll ' © WINGS OF ADVENTURE L -. ant man Investigating the case learns ihat the O BASEBALL © "Portugal"—Host Tex Antolne victim had been involved with a racketeer's girl* New York Mets vs Montreal Expos at Shea © DEATH VALLEY DAYS 0 friend. (1946) Stadium. HDoubleheader) •'• • "Tall Heart, Short Temper" G OUTER LIMITS ID NEW YORK YANKEE BASEBALL © New York 'Yankees vs Washington Senators at > ©CODE 3 © ART INSTRUCTION © '• "Night of Terror" with Richard Travis. Mental 1:05 Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium, Washington, patient escapes from the hospital and returns home, ©THE BIG PICTURE© •• D. C. (Doubleheadef) ,-.'. bent on killing his family whom he feels have h40 © THE BEST OF BROADWAY II 1:30 0 FRONTIERS OP FAITH © wrongly had him committed. ' "Zombies of Mora Tau" starring Gregg Palmer and Allison Kayes. In a chilling drama about a fortune 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS . 7:30 ©THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW 0 in diamonds guarded by strange and dangerous 2:00 ©SPEAKING FREELY IS ADAM 12 © creatures. (1957) O MOVIE MATINEE 'V, .So This Little Guy Goes Into This Bar, And 2:00 ©NEWS "Mucketeers of the Sea" (1960) with Pier Angell, »»•••.»' In, between calls on a robbery, a family fight 2:05 Robert Alda and Aldo Ray. A spectacular adventure / and a noise complaint, Reed attempts to get laughs ©THE LATE NIGHT NEWS 0 drama about three daring pirates who board and by telling a shaggy dog story. (R) 2:10 ©THE LATE LATE SHOW I capture a Spanish ship sailing to Maracaibo for © TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 0 "It's A Wonderful Life" starring Jameg Stewart, gold. Donna Reed. A man facing ruin, who has had a ©THE DATING GAME 0 hard time of it all his life, is sent help from above 2:30 O DIRECT LINE 0 . ', ©TIME TUNNEL © '- the guiBe. of a guardian angel. (1947) 3:00 O RESEARCH PROJECT "Billy the Kid". Landing in Mexico in the 1860's, 2:30 NEWS AND WEATHER ' * METROMEDIA MOVIE i Doug and Tony have a near fatal meeting with Billy 4:15 HE LATE LATE SHOW II "Yank at Oxford" (1938) starring Robert Taylor, the Kid. "Walk the Proud Land" starring Audle Murphy^ Lionel Barry more, Maureen ©CHILLER Anne Bancroft, Pat Crowley. An Indian-agint'wlas l^gh. American athlete wins scholarship to Oxford. —;,:.., «xite Horrible Dr. Hitchcock" starring Barbara the Apache's friendship and loses the white raan'i Trouble starts when his classmates hear him brag; / Steele, Robert Fleming. A surgeon, who subjected trust in the process. (1956) 3:30 O AAU INTERNATIONAL TRACK fhlsf wife to various drugs and caused her death, re- 6:05 BGIVE US THIS DAY , AND FIELD © marries and almost makes the same mistake twice, Hawaiian Invitational, with men and women from 0:00 ©GET SMART 0 ' ^ Australia, New Zealand and the United States com- peting. • ,••••-•.•"• ' "Tequila Mockingbird". Agent 99 and Max pose as a O MAN IN AFRICA-HERITAGE _ flamenco dancer and a seedy" doctor while trying to locate a cache of valuable gems in Mexico. (R) AND TRANSITION 0 ' © MOVIE SPECIAL MORNING "Environment & Society" • .• "One Summer of Happiness". Swedish Import in 4:00 © MOVIE 4 Belies of flashbacks as young man remembers the O GIVE US THIS DAY .,._i Gentlemen From West Point" (lD42)-starrlng- trials and joys of his love. (1952) ©TOM & JERRY 0 George MontgomeryMt , MaureeM n O'HaraO'H . Re-estabRtb- lishment of military academy at West Point at the © THE NEWLYWED GAME © 7:15 © MODERN FARMER start of the 19th century. 8:30 MY THREE SONS 7:30 © THE ADVENTURES OF AQUAMAN Tandem crisis face the Douglases when they re* O SUMMER FOCUS, 1969— . allze they can't tell the triplets apart and Innocent G BISHOP SHEEN 8 "BLACK MOOD ON CAMPUS" Ernie is accused of stealing lunches out of school ID CATHEDRAL OF TOMORROW 9 A look at the controversial black-studies programs lockers. (R) 7:51 © NEWS AND WEATHER by students who have participated in them. Part © THE GHOST AND MRS MU1R © n involves faculty and administrators concerned 7:55 © THE CHRISTOPHERS with black studies. "Madeira, My Dear". Capt Gregg's efforts to con- 8:00 B AROUND THE CORNER jure up the romantic mood of a bygone era are G NFL ACTION © frustrated by constant interruptionsi and modern © THE ALVIN SHOW 0 ^ ©ONCE UPON A TIME WITH ••-— gadgetry. (R) O FAITH FOR TODAY - "^ CHARITY BAILEY © LAWRENCE WELK O CONNECTICUT REPORT © 5:00~© DIAL M FOR MUSIC © NEW YORK 9 PRESENTS - 8:15 O LIBRARY LIONS Q ©THE BARON . ^ -- 8:30 ©WONDERAMA© GROUCHO MARX "The Man Outside" with Bob McAllister 9:00 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 0 .-©THE BIG SHOW . The Heroes join forces with an undercover agent O THE CHRISTOPHERS y and travel to Berlin to capture a defector who can © NEW JERSEY REPORT 9 "Rio Grande" (1950). John Wayne, Maureen compromise the entire underground operation. (R) co-star in an action filled western drama about the ID THE EVANGEL HOUR tough commander of A U.S. cavalry troop who leads © SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES 0 8:45 O MARYKNOLL STORY TIME 0 his men against Apache raids during the. Indian- "Jumping Jacks" starring Dean Martin and Jerry 9:00 Lewie- A paratrooper persuades his ex-vaudeville © TV SUNDAY SCHOOL © Mexican border wars. partner to pose as a GI and help him jaas up the ©FOR THOU ART WITH ME © © MAKING THINGS GROW camp shows. (1952) © THE GOVERNMENT STORY 0 5:30 B TED MACK AND THE ORIGINAL ©PERRY MASON "The Trip To The Top" AMATEUR HOUR 0 •Tfte Case of the Crylrtg Comedian". A love-sick ID CAPTAIN SCARLET AND THE 0 THE ALL-AMERICAN COLLEGE SHOW 0 MYSTERONS© Semi-final competition among talented collegians comic tries to take the rap for a girl who .didn't i for a prize of 11000, features the Gringos, Rau'l commit the murder. : 9:15 © TV HEBREW SCHOOL 9 Perez, Burns & Dillon Jug O'Punch, Ralph Griffen. 9:30 ©PETTICOAT JUNCTION © 9:30 O THE WAY TO GO © Judges are Dlno Martin, Jr., Barbara Werle and Billy Jo talks Rick Wayne (Rich Little) Into per- Martin Milner. Dennis James is host. forming on Hooterville's annual charity radio show. ©-JEWISH HERITAGE © ©DUDLEY DO-RIGHT © ID N.E.T. PLAYHOUSE _ THE JOHNNY CASH SHOW 8 O RIGHGHT NONOW © EVENING Guests: Glen Campbell, Ron Carey, Jeannie C. Riley © THE LITTLE RASCALS AND WINKY DINK © and Joe Tex. - 10:00 © LAMP UNTO MY FEET © 6:00 © THE 2IST CENTURY 0 r 10:00 © MANNIX © O DOROTHY GORDON YOUTH FORUM "The First Ten MonthB"—Part H concentrating on Mannlx seeks a missing manuscript that holds tie research and new medical treatment of disease In O LINUS THE LION-HEARTED © fetures and newborn babies In the first ten months key to an unsolved crime. (R) © POINT OF VIEW © . . of life. © THE TEN O'CLOCK NEWS © ID ABBOTT AND COSTELLO © CONGRESSIONAL REPORT /, ©.MOVIE CLASSICS '• ... 40:30-11 LOOK UP AND LIVE © © MOVIE SPECIAL t ' o, . "The House of Rothchild" starrlng_George--ArUs»r- Q MAN IN OFFICE 0 •They Were Expendable'* (1945) starling Robert "Robert Young, Loretta Young, Boris Karloff. Story © KING KONG 0 Montgomery, John Wayne, Donna Reed, Wart of the famous family who provided a loan to defeat Bondf Story of FT boats used in fighting the Jap- Napoleon and staTted a fortune to support, the Lon- O NEW YORK REPORT © * .anese in the Pacific during World War II. 10:30 don stock market. (1934) ID SUNDAY MOVIE SHOWCASE 1 "Blood Money" with Reed Hadley. Authorities In- © ANYTHING GOES •The Woman and the, Hunter" (1957) starring Ann vestigate a scheme whereby returning yeterans are A one hour documentary presented by Metromedia Sheridan, John Loder. An an African Safari, an un- : 'Television News which examines thetopact of the scrupulous woman becomes romantically involved - steered Into gypjetot*. hew sexual morality in motion.pictures, magMlnea, with a big game hunter and stopa at nothing to get •6:30 B EYE ON NEW YORK Jjooks, and television. Interviewed are: John Wayne, her way. ^ © FRANK McGEE SUND Rosa Hunter, Senator John 0. Pastore, Congressman 11:00 O CAMERA THREE © / © TRUE ADVENTURES 8 AUard Lowenstein, and Assistant Attorney General © SEARCHLIGHT © "Underwater Safari". Bill Burrud, host, visits the Will Wilson. O BULLWINKLE © .waters og Baja, California, where whales commit © THE ANNIVERSARY GAME . _ 'auiclde and some of nature's strangest marine sped*. 11:00 O TWIN CIRCLE HEADLINE 0 jnena live. © 0 (D NEWS, WEATHER, SrWS © 11:30 B PUBLIC HEARING 8 0 AUC WEEKEND NEWS © DIRECT LINE © 7*00 B LASSIE © ' 11:15 *A mother owl guarding her eggs is attacked by a © EYEWITNESS NEWS © MY LIHLE MARGIE 11:30 © THE TEMPTATIONS SHOW possum. Lassie, after fighting off the predator, in- O DISCOVERY "69 ducea a friendly eagle to sit on the eggs. (R) An hour of music and comedy with guests George B FIRING LINE WITH WILLIAM BUCKLEY 0 .. © THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY Klrby and Kaye Stevens. Guests: Dr. Hans Bethe, Professor of Phyetos »t © THE TONIGHT SHOW © •. , . Cornell; Dr. Donald G. Brenpan, Director of the - "The Bye of Doorgah". In India,1 Huck, Tom and Guests: David Janssen, David frye, Greg Morris, 1; Barbara Perkins, Peter Graves and Edy Qilllaflw, Hudson Institute. Topic: "The ABM " ' '' Becky are blamed for the disappearance of a pre- Part II cious ruby from an ido!Mii. ^ —-•• • • ^ 0 BEST OF MERV GRIFFIN rCANDX5F THE GIANTS 0 O THE BEST OF BROADWAY AFTERNOON "The Trap". Betty and Valerie face death in a ser- • "Strategic Air Command" (1955) starring JaniM ies of laboratory experiments conducted by giant Stewart, June Allyson, Frank Lovejoy. Adventure 12:90 B NEWSMAKERS •oientistfl.. drama about a big-league baseball player, recalled O OPEN CIRCUIT 0 td duty, who becomes the commander of a SAC B EASTSIDE COMEDY i © PLAYBOY AFTER DARK 0 • ©EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE Guests: Shelly Berman, Lou Rawls, The Tlmei O SCENE SEVENTY Square Two, Joanie Sommers, David Steinberg, I2J5 © THE MID-DAY REPORT © (Continued pa Next Page) tfaa Buddy Miles Expsesa. Lillian Hellman: Her Memoirs SUNDAY ©THE II 6'ei6CK MOVI1 (Continued* \ "Jack the Ripper" starring Lee Patterson- An Am> AN UNFINISHED WOMAN . erican detective joins Scotland Yard in theif hunt By Lillian Hellman, Little, ~ • for thfr fiendish killer who Is spreading terret Brown. $7.50. among the poor of Whitechapel. (198Q> Lillian Hellman explains O 12 O'CLOCK HIGH 0 THE ELEVENTH HOUR « the title of her memoir, "AU '^Underground". Carrying vital Information ha mtut IB SOUL & I mean is that I left too return to the Air Force In England, Colonel Gal- 11:15 O EYEWITNESS NEWS much of me unfinished be- lagher Is forced to bring hla plane down In SwiUcer* 11:30 8 THE LATE SHOW ' land where he faces interment for the duration of "Danger Has Two Faces" starring Robert Lansing cause I wasted too much the war. and Dana Wynter. An American agent poses as •'. time." That could sound m CRITIQUE , slain man who la his exact double and finds him* patronizing to readers who 7:30 8 GENTLE BEN 9 •elf in the role of an International financier -and playboy. probably have wasted even Douglas V. Fowley guest stars as a soon-to-retir* ©SUNDAY FILM FESTIVAL i more time, but it doesn't. postman who loses hla cargo of mail and bis swamp- "The Cousins" (1969) starring Jean Claude Brialy. You know what she means, boat to a,curious Ben. Gerard Blain. Two cousins, one a brilliant but deca- so you don't criticize her O WALT DISNEY'S WONDERFUL dent Parisian student, the other an innocent but WORLD OF COLOR 6 _ serious student from the provinces, compete for the title. In fact it's hard to find '•Boomerang, Dog of Many Talenta"—Part I star- Jove of the same girl. a bad word to say about her ring Darren McGavin and Patricia Crowley.,»An book. easy-going vagabond Interrupts his favorite eco- nomic pastime—selling and re-selling hts clever Lillian Hellman wrote dog who has been trained to run away from each "The Children's Hour," "The new owner—to help a turkey rancher round up her Little Foxes," "Another Part flock. uauaN FOODS. of the Forest," "Toys in the 7:40 O KINER'S CORNER 0 Attic," etc., but this book 7:55 O THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF SPORT 9 isn't about her plays. Sh* 8:00 e THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW & Ike Former Operators of the trothm* has dipped into the storage Guests: Dlonne Warwick, George Burns, Lana Can- cartons of personal memo- frell, Jack Carter, Sly and the Family Stone, Mason ace Pleased to AHMMCI rlw O1MWI119 of Williams, Joyce Cuoco, and the Pompoff Taedy ries and brought forth some Family, clown act. of them for view. O THE FBI & There's a chapter about "Breakthrough". Inspector Erskine and Agent Col- Ernest Hemingway and one by search for Mafia official marked for elimination Danny's I> by his fellow mobsters, hoping he will tell gang about Dorothy Parker, as she secrets. knew them, and there are "Specializing-in Take-Out Orders9* Jrequent references to writer O 8 O'CLOCK MOVIE 9 "Kiss Her Goodbye" (1998) starring Elaine Stritch, Open MOM. - PH. n am. MMnliM -M.iSw. Fnm $ e.m. Dashiell Hammett. There's Steven Hill. The owner of a small diner in the Flor- a section about the war in ida backwater finds himself drawn to a beautiful 11 IRIDGE AVE. RED IANK M2-4417 — 741-f4tl girl, who has the mind of a child—and cannot bear Spain and reflections about to be touched by a man. returning from a war to fa- O THE HONEYMOONERS HOUR miliar things and people. (Part I) "Young At Heart". (Part U) "On Staged Miss Hellman writes so IB SOUNDS OF SUMMER 9 -well that disconnected and 8:30 a THE MOTHER'S-IN-LAW & unexplained references some- "Love Thy Neighbor — If You Cfitn't Make Him how fit into an over-all or- Move". Kaye 'and Eve argue over who played Cupid ganization. Her insights and for newlyweds Jerry and Suzle. (R) . : noon at Bonanza phrases are sharp and often 9:00 m HEE HAW 9 > smile-provoking. "Her taste Quests* Ferlin Husky and Jerry Lee Lewis. in men was, indeed, bad, O BONANZA 0 even for writer ladies." "Mrs. Wharton and the Leaser Breeds". A bead- strong widow involves Candy in her plan to recover We serve lots of things. An unfinished woman may- valuables she lost in a holdup. (R) rbe, but .hot so very unfin- O SPECIAL: "DO BLONDES HAVE MORE FUN?' ished, and fascinating to An eye-appealing exploration of the special world TeaVoloes". After a preliminary investigation. Pro* the NBC Television Network fessOr Woodruff and Tony Novello conclude that a Wednesday, July 16 (9-10 dress designer's fear that her life is In danger Is 1 the result of emotional stress caused by businesi p.m. NYi ). and marital problems. (R) Sandier & Young open the 0 10 O'CLOCK NEWS show singing "My Favorite with George Scharmen : Things." Their other tunes OBURKE'S LAW include "Trains and Boats •Tyho KlUed The Man on The White Horse T* with and. Things," "H We Only Barbara Eden, Fernando Lamas. When,introduced Have Love," and, With as Grand Marshal at a rodeo, singing cowboy day- British music hall star Norm: ton Steele comes into the arena atop a white horn with a stake through his chest. an Wisdom, "Three Cabal- O SUNDAY 10 O'CLOCK NEWS 8 f leros." Comedienne - actress m N.E.T. PLAYHOUSE Kaye Ballard (of NBC-TV's 10:30 0 HELLUVA TOWN 7470O45 "The.Mothers-in-Law") sings B NEW YORK CLOSEUP 9 HIGHWAY 35 MIDOLETOWN "Sonny" and offers a comedy Lee Nelson, host. *•• • .routine. 11:00 O O NEWS REPORT 9 We think every family ahouW hive a steak place. m THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW Bonanza Sirloin Fit - ' O ABC WEEKEND NEWS WITH Bonanza Colorcast ROGER GRIMS&Y , :•; Scheduled Sunday An obstinate British widow Beaches Safe loses her valuables in a hold- up and involves Candy. In Union Beach -(Davkrcanary) in jrplartr regain her property, in "Mrs. UNION BEACH—Board of Wharton and the Lesser Health president Carmen Breeds" on NBC Television Stoppiello last night an- Network's Bonanza" color- nounced that all borough bath- cast Sunday, (9-10 p.m. ing beaches are safe for NYT; repeat of Jan. 19, Restaurant—Cocktail Lounge 1989). swimming. Mrs. Wharton (guest star Mr. Stoppiello said the SUNDAY SPECIAL ONLY Mildred Natwick) hires beaches commonly called • Urge toadeu Top Sfrtota Candyin San Francisco tgL Pebble Beach and Main • hcl»4»t Touod Sdlod escort her to Virginia City. • total fetato or French Fries Beach along' Front Street • let Crmm • leverage Candy learns she was rob- have been tested and con- i bed by Bttly Buckman (Oran Stevens) and his gang. But sidered safe. OpenTDayu A Week From 11:30 AM. before Candy can buy the However, he warned resi- items back from Billy, Mrs. dents against swimming in MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN Wharton sets out on her borough creeks, "especial- Phone 542-4702 own and they both are cap- ly at the mouth of Brook Av- tured by Billy. enue Creek." 3 •My Friend Tony* 'Modern Translations* Julie Adams, Leslie Fairish The second program of lator for the American Bible Lloyd Bocfaner are At the Movies the "Frontiers of Faith" se- Society. He recently com- guest stars in the story of REI> BANK BRICKTOWN ries entitled "Is the Book pleted a translation into Eng- ail attractive but, troubled BRICK PLAZA- ' Still Good?" will deal with lish of the New Testament career girl who solicits the CABLTON- I Love But 2:00; 7:30: 9:30 Love BUK 2:30; 7:30: 9:3t the subject of ' "Modern entitled "God's Good News help of longtime friend Pro- 8AT. * SUN.—Love Bug 2 Ml SAT. A BUN. — JL«ve B\H230; 4:00; «*»; 8:W: 10:00 4:»; 7:10; 9:30 Translations" Sunday, July for Modern^Man," whkft has fessor Woodruff only to in- EATONTOWN 13 (1:30-2 p.nv NYT, in MALL CINEMA- already sold nearly 15 mil- volve him in a murder ease, COMMUNITY- Ronueo A Juliet 7:00; 9:30 jcqlor) on the NBC Television gxt. — Romeo A JuUet 2.00; it in "Voices" on NBS Tele- How to Ootnnk M*r"ri**« 3:00; 7:00; <»:» "Network. The Reverend^Ed-" lion copies. * •-;- v 7:30; 9:60 \SUN. — Romeo A JuUot 2:00; vision Network's "My Friend SAT.—How to Commit M«rria«e ^:36; 6:50; 9:30 ward W. Bauman of Foundry Tony*' colorcast Sunday, 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:06; 10:03 t SUN,—How to Commit K LAURELTON Methodist Church in Wash- E¥ERY SAT July 13 (10-11 p.m. NYT; re- 2:00; 4:00; 5:45; 7:50; 9:60 * DRIVE-IN- ington, D.C., is host of the EVERY WED. peat of Jan. 19, 1969). DRIVE-IN— OartoooB 8.-00; Love Bug 9:15; series which examines the re- AIR-CONDITIONED PRI. * SAT—Cartoons 8:00; Leve\ ' 12:50; Incredible Journey 11:20 Bus 9:«; 1:00; Gnome Mobile SAT. A SUN. — Lave Bus 8:50; levance of the BibleMn to- Highrsrown Country Club 11:46 18:36; Incredible Journey 11:30 day's world. Walt Mellor — Sat. — Joe Mucha — SUN. — liovc Bug 9:00; J3:»; Every Wed. — For Folks 2i and Goome Mobile 11:10 PT. PLEASANT The guest on the program Over — 1.35 — Dancing All LONG BRANCH ARNOLD- will be the Reverend Dr. Summer and Always Fun Whether BARONET- FRI. A SAT. — Flnian'e Rainbow Alone or Couples. 2:06: 7:05; 9:35 Robert G. Bratcher, trans- AIR-CONDITIONED! Ice Station Zebra 2:00; 7:00; 9:30 »UN. — Fkilan's Rainbow 2:00; SAT. & SUN.—Ice Btatkm Zebra 4:26; «:&; 9:30 2:00! 4;%; 7:00; 9:36 BAY HEAD FREEHOLD MALL- LORRAINE— DTE.35 ITE.M AT MIDDLE IB, HAZLEf 2M-44M FBI. SAT. ft SUN. — K It's Tues- Love Bug 7:10; 9:10 day Tbifl Must Be BelEium 1:S>\ fl DRIVE-IN SAT. A, SUN. — l»v« Bug 2:00; Shown first ' 4*0; 7:15? 9;*> , * LAVALLETTE 2mi. SOUTH JCT RTE 3513G ASBURYPARK LAVALLETTE- HAZLET 264-2200 Nightly BRO.PLAZA *BARONET- FRI. SAT. ft SUN.—Where Eagles CMTU.I0UTE 70 VIM* Romeo ft Juliet 7:00; 9:30 Dare 7:05; 9 JO; IF RAINING — WALT DISNEY SAT. & SUN. -Romeo ft Juliet MATIINBK 2:00 300 7:00; 9:30 TOMS RIVER productions LYRIC- COMMUNITY- presents ?REEVO-D MAil I. SAT. & BUN. — Oliver 2:90; B":«J . -. , - • ' Freew&y Fltobla 2:00; 7:00: 9:10: SHorriNt iwm, KOUTE 14<2-otw JUjve Bug 2:lfi; 7:15; 9:35 MAYFAIR- . .'.;, _„,„,. SAT. ft SUN. — Freeway Phobia 2:00; •:00r ff:00; l»ve Bug~»:16;- April Fools 2:00; 7:40; 0:60 4:10; 6:16; 8:26; 10:15 NOW SHOWING SAT. * BUN. — April Fools 2;lfi; 1:10; 6:00; 8:00; 40:00 DOVER- MATINEE DAILY ot 2:00 PARAMOUNT- Bow to Oommlt Marriage 2:26; 7J5; »:06 . AT ALL 3 THEATRES Goodtoye Ookirobua 3iOQ; I'M; SAT. ft aim. — How to Commit 10:00 * '•' . SAT. & SUN. — Goodbye Columbus Marriage 2;«S; t;l6; 6:00; 8:10; DEAN JONES 2:W; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00 ST. JAMES- DRIVE-IN"- * Mtatwle LM-Buddy Kockttt Oartoom 8:46: Love Bug 0:18;' FRX SAT, A BUN. — Fumy Girl 1S:46; Gnome Mobile 11:16 111 3:»; 8:30 SAT. ft SUN. — Love Bug 8:60; "BANDOLERO!" BRADLEY BEACH tt\X; Gnome Mobile 10:60 . • Dean Mart in Raquel Welch PALACE- ISLAND HEIGHTS ••"- FJtl. BAT. A SUM. — Few«OMl BAY DRIVE-IN- 2:00; 7:40; 9:00 Cartoon B:46; With six You act FARMINGDALE Strgroll 9:16; 1:35; Ice SiaUon Ze- bra 11:00 SHORE DRIVE-IN— SAT. ft SUN. — WIUi Six You O«t F3U. SAT. * SUN. — Ri«? Angela EfigrolJ 8^0; 1:20; Ice SUlkm Ze- Run 9:10; Wild la the Streets 11:00; Speed Lovers 1:00 tmt M>:40 NEPTUNE CITY SEASIDE NEPTUNE CITY— COLONIAL— Love Bug 2:00; 7:20; 9:20 IfU. SAT. ft SUN.—Dr. Zhlvaro SAT. A BUN. — Love Bus 2:00; 8:15; IF RA1NLNG — J1AT1NKK » MINHIIIS niqaianoi ATI-UIIO W 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00 2:00 SPRING LAKE StRAND- ROCK HUDSON ERNEST BORGNINE JIM BROWN WTZ- PRJ. 9AT. ft SUN. — How lo FRi. SAT. A SUN. Where Babies Conamit Morrlace 2:36; 7:30; 9:W IllOt ILVP.,MICK TOWN 477-HH D«,re 7:29:: U:*5; IF - ^rR~ Adventure at the top of the world ! BB 2:06 MANASQUAN North ot Red Bank ALGONQUIN- 3rd BIG WEEK FRI. ft- SAT. — How to Commit ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Marriage 2:00; 7:00; 9:05 SUN. — How to Commit Marriage ATLANTIC- lee Station Zebra* 2:00; 3:36; 5:4O{ 7:30: »:» FRI. ft SAT. — lee SUUon Zebra 7:00; 0:30 BRIELLE SUN. — Ice BUtkm Zebra 3;00; Super Prevision and Mehocotor @ DRIVE-IN- 4:36; 7::00; 9:26 Oaitoons 8:49; Endless Summer MIDDLETOWN 9:15; 1:90; Ice Station Zebra 11:08 • SAT, — EMMMM Summer 8:60; TOWN- "CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG' 1:10; Ice Station Zetaa 10:40 HOW to commit Marriage 3:49; SUN. — BndleM Summer 7:»; 8:30 1:10: Ice station Zebra 11:09 SAT. ft SUN. — How to Commit Marriage 2:00; 3:60; 5:«; 7:40; »:30 HAZLET Showcase Premiere NOW PLAZA- arden State Love Bug 2:00: 7^6; 9:30 SAT. * BUN. — Love Bug 2:36; 4:46; 7^»{ 9a36 Bob Hope and Jackie Gleason, Arts Center RT. 35 DRIVE-1N- FRI. SAT. ft SUN. — Love Bos the ttvo giants of comedy * Exit 111 8,46; 12:16; Bandolero 10:40 TCNIOMT ond 7OMORBOW KEYPORT show you HowTb Commit Marriage. STRAND- • mi. SAT. ft SUN. -~ If 7:00; K)«2; TwlMed Nerve 8:6* KEANSBURG . CASINO- l«e,Station Zebra 7:00: 9:30 BAT. — Ice Station Zebra 2:00; 7:00; »:30 SUN. — Bullltt 2:00; 7:00; »:10 EAST BRUNSWICK TURNPIKE- OUTDOOR—FBJ. BAT ft SUN. — X«ve Bug >«; 13:40; Never a Dun Moment 11:00 , INDOOR—FRI. SAT. ft SUN. — Never a Dull Moment 2:00; 5:40; 6:30; Love Bug 3:50; 7:30; U;l6 PERTH AMBOY NOTICE AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- FRI. 8AT. ft SUN. — Oartoori 9:00; How to Com mitt Marriage 9:08; 12;&1; Print ei>ce ft (tie PU1 11:14 about ticket requests HENLO P.ARK CINEMA- ' FRI. ft SAT. — Love Stiff 12:00; for ALLENTOWN FAIR shows! 2:00; 4:00; 8:00; 8:00; 10:00 BUN. — Love Bus 2:w; 4;0V; «:00; T» dn»e, wt km nctivtil mwiy nquetts tor tkkati tor IM fc;0G; W:00 LAWRENCE WELK SHOW — Mr. Wt* m* hit « TV enltdolnm (AW. M) • . • JOHNNY CASH with Sloller Brothers Owrtotr Cwt HONOR ROLL P«rkfnt, June C«rtor, Cartor Family end TennetM* Tbrat Alexander Pa«l Rogers Jr., ¥* , . HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS, both AmtrKm oM Em- Tevnt (A<«. «7J . MERV GRIFFIN with Mw Dotdltttwii son ot Mr. and Mrs. Alexan- MM Mtrv'» sw»»t star JOHN DAVIDSON (A** MI der Rogers of 25 Ilialeah •UT •vlitomJIftfl attractlotti wltk two shows ntotitiy, « •od* »:J». Ave., Middletown, received M«I tkfcottt Gronditaml $% «L Stud honorable mention on the BOB HOPE-JACKIE GLEASON ftntor Md ficktlt will bt mailed. dean's honor roll. Both Mr. Lovett, a junior history ma- JANEWYMAN trMHidi Admtnioi. Tick*! Glv«n with E«th jor, and Mr. Govinsky, who ?H0W TO COMMIT MARRIAGE" tf 9Mt TtCklt furchiwd Prior to August 1st. received a bachelor of arts .^LESLI^ E NIELSEN ^MAUREEN ARTHUR degree from the college in t,SI 1MBmt WMtlliM May, had a record of straight IUEHTOWM FAIR. AU8UST1-9 A's during the semester. Mr, Rogers, who received a bach- 40MTMW ItlBMOwm UHVI1W , HMWOOO WtUWM MWPIfttWtl MWNMJMU t» an! ClrtW Itt, ANttrtfm. Pi. WW4 2IS/433-754! ~%~ ato' ' Vk t l* " " t t«J CMu elor of science degree in May, MTTAM CDMMUNI1T riMVKN SIUNO HUMUIN 10WN HUaON C J; compiled a grade average of B. Water Safety Cbs» Wednesday at Hospital ASSIGNED Army Pfc. Lawrence L. Astronauts Irilei LONG BRANCH - The Center Wednesday, Black, 22, son of Mr. and fourth annual workshop on The program is sponsored Mrs. Clair L. Black, 2 Bay- water safety and resuscitation by the Department of Physiol- side Drive, Atlantic High- Scheduled Sunday will be held for area life- ogy and Clinical Research. K lands, is assigned to the 4th guards and water safety per- will be held iiTthe hospital's Infantry Division near Pleiku, The NASA astronauts who originate live at the NBC sonnel in Monmouth Medical auditorium at 7:30 p.ni. Vietnam. •••fr commanded the Apollo 8, 9 News Space, Center, Cape and 10 missions, which blazed Kennedy, Fla., for the NBC Television colorcast 1-1:30 the final trail for this month's p.m. NYT. The program will scheduled, manned moon. be.broadcast on the NBC landing, will be interviewed Radio Network 6:05 to 6:30 oh "Meet the Press" Sunday, p.m. NYT. July 13. This is the Sunday The guests will be Col. before the historic launch Frank Borman, conjmander date of the Apollo 11 mission of Apollo 8, the first mission to land Americans on the to orbit the moon; . Col. moon. James A. McDivitt, who "Meet the Press" will headed Apollo 9, which first I tested the rendezvous and Home to Address docking maneuvers, of the lunar module; and Col. Jaycecs Wednesday Thomas P. Stafford, whose MAT AW AN - Brig. Gen. Apollo 10 mission sent its Richard C. Home 3rd, com- lunar module within 50,000 1 manding general of the U.S. feet of the moon's surface. Army Signal Center and Interviewing the ' astro- I School,, Ft. Monmoulhi, will nauts will be John Noble Wil- speak at Wednesday's meet- ford of the New York Times, <5 ing of the Matawan Jaycees Evert Clark of Newsweek, at 9:30 p.m. in Don Quixote Rudy P. Abramson of the THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC MAKES NICE MUSIC Inn.- ; Los Angeles Times, and AT SAL'S WHEN IT'S HERE IN TOWN --Michael J,-CronDi 4he Jay- Peter Hackes of NBC News. r Why don't you Join u* for our kind of music — which is cees-' program chairman, said Lawrence E. Spivak, DNK good food, good atmosphere, good service and last but all young men between the ducer and permanent panel- not least good prices. Try one of our delicious soft SAL'S TAVERN ages of 21 and 35,are invited ist of "Meet the Press" will shelled crabs. Serving continuously from 11 A.M. to I SHREWSBURY AVE. at HERBERT ST. to hear Gen. Home. be the moderator. ^ A. M. Newly enlarged parking area. RED BANK COMFORTABLY AIR CONDITIONED WALTER READE THEATRES

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JANEWYMAN RICHARD BENJAMIN HAZLET — The men of Mr.,Novins also stated the squabble at the outset of last ating a non-conforming side- gart of the elimination of a "Raritan Valley USA descend- educators had explained that night's Zoning Board meeting line setback on an existing residential area." ed on the Planning Board even with the recently adopt- threatened to upset < the home. Several adjacent land- Several residents of the 'last night to protest again ed building referendum, the board's decorum before the owners immediately foresaw beach club' area testified that plans for the 114-unit Marc number of pre-school chil- main business of' the evening drainage problems if a house the club has already produced dren in the development was ever got under way. were built on the lots pro- excessive traffic, noise and ' Square Townhouse complex The arguments came when posed to be sold. nuisance and unauthorized /on Line Road. so great that additional classrooms at Raritan Val- Dr. Frank A. Miele, board In vain did Dr. Miele ex- drinking on the premises. • As they did at last month's ley Elementary School would chairman, suggested three plain that no application for Philip Mess of 151 Shore public hearing, the residents not be sufficient. variance applications be dis- house construction has been Blvd., on the west boundary .argued that the complex posed of before the board set- made and that it wouldn't be of the club property, said the ' would cause an Influx of chil- Dennis Lamber of 2 Bris- tled down to its continued the business of the Zoning club operation has not been dren which would seriously coe Ter. asked that a let- hearing of the application of Board if it were, No one lis-. "conducive to a good neigh- . impair good education and ter regarding the proposed David F. Keelan for a vari- tened when he insisted the, borhood." tax already overcrowded fa- development from the Mon- ance to permit him to ser% board has nothing to do with Mr. Keelan, he declared, cilities, especially at the de- mouth Cpunty Planning liquor with food in his LighP drainage problems. "has no regard for the neigh- velopment school. Board be read. house Beach Club on Shore ".When I come home from Boulevard. borhood as/a private club. Last month the residents Charles M. Pike, execu- work, I'll' have to walk / When he opens to the general tive director of the board, Trouble first broke '" out through water up to my] public, God help us," Mr. computed a total of 178 chil- knees," one woman lamente dren resulting from the com- advised the local planners when the board introduced a Mess exclaimed. that the townhouse complex resolution granting a variance, to the board, plex rather than the 75 de- to 0 & A Builders to allow" a Another woman who lives - Summing. up, Mr. Yacker -velopervelqper " Howard SiegelanSiegela«n had beenb r reviewedi . He saiid | offered a resolution which qp it would encroach on the subdivision on Lakewood Ave. here only ffom June to Sep-~ MEDICAL SOCIETY PRESIDENT — Dr. Avrohm Jacobson, Isft, new president of that would place three exist- tember took up the complaint. voiild grant the variance as nounced. flood plain; of a. stream oh : lllfh -ingit^iiin|r-~naTi:—"ttiere"flTentriaws-jn-Keans " _;y - Census Is Taken the property and would "need the. Monmouth County Medical Society, accepts gavel from the retiring presi- ^ tial variance" authorizing the •'"• Yesterday, the group rein- lots. Decision had "been re- burg;-you.couldn't-raise.youi>. approval of the state Water dsn,t, Dr. Harold Ga'bel,,-at annual meeting in Battleground Country Club, Man- - served June, 12. - house up like that in Bloom- swilftclub itself. He urged the forced its statistics with a Policy and Supply Council.. alapan. Others elected were Dr. Edward Schauer, president-elect; Dr. J. R. Cure- board to consider the facility survey of the children in the^ As the resolution was intro- field,"'she yelled triumphant The cpunty planners also ton, vice president; Dr. Myra R. Zinke, tecr»tary.tre«surer; Dr. Aldo Baldi, assis- duced, a number of impatient as "one parcel" and.declared '"• development. tliat a typical beach facility expressed concern for ap- tant secretary-treasurer,, and Dr. Robert Liviaggs, reporter. The society has 416 calls came from the audience" -"No laws? Go out and-try Spokesman Robert Ber- proaches to the development rnmolaining that the board shooting somebody and see includes service of both food mack of 12 Ennis Drive said, when Line Road has been • members. (Register Staff Photo) members could not be heard. what happens," Dr. Miele re- and alcohol. "The poll by the Raritan Val- Mr. Gruber warned the realigned to mectt Lloyd,' or. Miele aroused the wrath torted. • ley Civic Association of 420 of Road, eliminating a danger" of the complaining residents The audience was quieted board will be "in grave er- the 537 homes showed 947 ous grade crossing, just west by stating that it is not neces- only when attorney George E. ror"* if it grants the variance. children under 18 and 13 over of the proposed development. sary that every person in the Ostrov, representing the ap- "If you pass this resolution," 18 years of age and 15 preg- Satcom Agency at Monmouth room hear' what goes on at plicant, offered a guarantee he promised, "you'll wind up nant women. This comes to As Mr. Lamber questioned the . board tsble. "Regally, that future drainage problems in court." 2.2404 children per family. the county planners' "ap- only those concerned have to will be taken~care of if a parent lack of concern for hear it," he declared. house is ever .built. '"This," he added, "is not the population problem," Mr, the 1.5 children per unltifor- Is ReadyioiL Apollo 11 Role ^T—Decision-was-ceserved-on—4fc—J McGorty stated, "the coun- hoots of -derision. Joseph S. an application from Edward warded by the townhouse de- ty is only concerned with FT. MONMOUTH — When and technical interface ad- the "Pacific Ocean near John- ' veloper," he added. Gilch of, 53 Lawrence Ave. al- Frable of -79 Manning Place how the development fits in- the Apollo 11 begins its final justments to insure network ston Island about 300 miles to erect an apartment over For Offenses James McGorty, chairman earthward descent, its link quality. leged ail objectors had not to the. overall county- southwest of Hawaii. During been heard and called the his two-car garage. of the board, asked that a wide plan. They merely with home will be a com- The" Army lias also been recovery, Tacsatcom will The hearing on Mr. Kee- breakdown of the ages be in- munications satellite parked board's resolution a "flagrant ByMcGann review and. report." "" designated the "lead ser- provide primary command miscarriagage ofo.. justice.jice. " lan's liquor license, almost "an cluded in the statistics given O. John Reed of 4 Beaver 22,000 miles above the equa- •vise". - for^ the joint op- and control circuits between i n the board. tor and a handful of small -The variance was gFaflted~ -a &dtaax-after--the~opening FREEHOLD — A Long St. expressed concern over erational tests, to be per- the PRS and the Army sta- Jinanimously-jionetheless,—: firewprJcs^-also. resulted in -Braneh-father and son werg- .rMrVMeGorty told the-group—se^ag^^roblems~tte~ToTIF~satellite-communications-ter--' 'lortned during the ApoHOr tion at Wheeler Air Force Also granted unanimously reserved decision. The bos •given suspended six-month after; lengthy presentations, plex might have. minals scattered halfway mission. • Base and then, to Mission was a variance permitting Ar- will meer"apwr'Thursd'ay, county jail sentences and that statistics from every. Sewering Need „ across the globe, Operating in the network, Control in Houston. thur C. Acker to sell two lots July 24, to present its find- fined $200 each yesterday for source, including the Board "it js a dire necessity to Playing a significant role a jointventure by the Army, ings. interfering with two state of Education, will be studied seWer the Beers Street area, jn tnjS link—called "tactical Navy, Air Force and Marine Benjamin Gruber, attorney troopers last July 29 after the before the board makes a de which has been promised satellite communications" — Corps, will be the TACSAT for a .group of objectors to troopers had stopped the cision. year. after year," he said. will be the Army Satcom satellite and UHF (ultra high Big Holmdel Growth Mr. Keclan's application, stip- youth. He said lie expects the 'They were supposed .to go frequency) terminals on ulated evidence presented Agency here. Newly devel- June 12 by witnesses called by County Court Judge Patrick ..Jboard to sit down with the into the' Raritan Valley oped terminals will be in the J. McGann Jr.-, also placed 'educators soon to discuss the plant. How can that happen Stanley Yacker, attorney for first line of communications -Mr.-Keeiai.~ -"r" ^r~ _SamueL-Wetzel,_42jof-157-Pa--- ; number of children in the and still allow the town- rler USS Hornet;'aboard the vilion Ave., Long Branch, on in Apollo 11 recovery opera- HOLMDEL—Basing his pre- the township do not preclude Mr. Gruber began the con- 'township and specifically the houses to tie in?" he asked. tions. Apollo Range Instrumenta- one year probation and his "We have to depend on ex- tion Aircraft (ARIA), and on diction on a statistical analy- young families moving in. tinued hearing by once more son, Richard Wetzel, 19, on „, Raritan Valley area. sis of 141 new residents who challenging the board's juris- ^t'Mr. McGorty also stated perts," Mr. McGorty an- Terminals under Satcom's land, at Wheeler Air Force Thirteen major subdivisions two years probation. technical control will be lo- Base in Hawaii, at Scott Air have moved into the township are now in same state of plan- diction, alleging a defect in "Jihe board is in no position swered. "Our township engi- irt the first half of this year, that the appellant "gives no Judge McGann told the v to make a decision within the neer and Sewer Authority cated at Wheeler Air Force Force Base in Illinois and at ning in the township, involv- younger Wetzel that the of- . Base in Hawaii; the joint David Cohen told the Plan- ing 490 lots. , statement of what he is ap- next month. He, explained have both reported thafthe Alternate Mission Control at. pealing from" and in that the fense probably occurred be- service test directorate, at Cape Kennedy, Florida. ning Board- last night that that the 90 days since the plant has adequate capacity Holmdel may be heading for A sketch plat for one of building inspector was appar- _ .cause Jehad a chip on his townhouse application was to handle the development." agency headquarters, will Full time support of Apollo these, a three-lot minor sub- ently not served with notice shoulder and he cautioned the provide operational satellite a sudden upswing 'in its „ division^ known as Fieldcrest, made will expire about mid- In addition to the questions 11 will begin with the sail- growth, rate, -. - of the variance appeal as re- . youth that, if he kept carry- .. September, but that the board raised, the group brought 89 time; the test operations cen- ing of the USS Hornet from Section 2," was recommended quired by law. ing-it, it would Jead to more . ter, also here, will, coordinate Mr. Cohen, chairman of the fpr, approval, to the Township •problems. , can extend that, deadline. new signatures to add to Pearl Harbor tomorrow and v Aftefiseyjfal exchanges be; B'i-i • Faith Is Needed those of 545 Raritan Valley satellite time; and the Ar- .continue until the return board's growth and statistics ..Conuniltee. ,,-The.-. application tween "the two lawyers, the • State troopers initially had :r, -''The board is'appreciative residents who signed peti- my's monitoring facilities at of the PRS to Hawaii after committee, said that new cer- for the 17.5-acre_ tract, locat- board ruled the application —stopped-a-car in-which the ^Of and aware of your feelings, tions against the townhouses Lakehurst Naval Air-Station- recovery operations. tificates of-occupancyissued ed at De]er Path and Line sufficient and claimed" juris-, , younger Wetzel was a passen- but we must consider all last month; will conduct the power level Splashdown is exp^'ed in in the first six months of this Road, was submitted by Hen- diction. ger: When asked for his name available data," he told the year roughly parallel the ry A. West. Mr. Gruber then presented and address, the younger Wet- , residents. "You people have number issued during the past The board, scurrying Harvey H, Bowtell, Atlantic zel refused to give it to. po- 'tb have some faith in your two years. - through last night's agenda to Highlands realtor and ap; lice. Mr. Wetzel later was fellow citizens' on this board Council And Blacks Dialogue But, offsetting this evidence squeeze in a workshop ses- praiser, who testified that in summoned to the scene by , and it appears to me that you that the growth rate had in- sion afterward, postponed ac- his expert opinion, a beach relatives: * • : ~f. • "Save very little faith in- us."; deed stabilized, Mr. Cohen.re- tion" on several other subdl- club with a restaurant and Initially, the pair were -Ronald Novins" of 26 Ennis ported that building jpermits visions jmtil_ its adjourned cocktail lounge in a resideh- charged with assault and bat- issued so far this year have meeting next Thursday at 7:30 *~teryTm two state troopers Buf~ ,.,Drive, produced recently pub- had pleaded guilty to the les increased nearly 50 per cent p.m. I? Children Fall From : ! iished articles in which the RED BANK — The contin- erning body after hearing the. civil disturbances like the over the same period in 1967 ser offense of obstructing and ' superintendent of schools, R. uing dialogue between the official reply to an 18-point two nights of vandalism Also postponed were consid- Ride, Girl Critical interfering with State Police .Thomas Jannarone, and and 1968. erations of two site plans, one Borough Council and,a black Youth Council proposal pre- .which gripped the Westside 'LONG BEACH TOWNSHIP in performance of their*du- i .school board president Rob- youth group — which seemed sented late last month. last montf The growth statistics will for an Esso service station at ties. ' jert J. Corbliss were quoted have a definite bearing on the Rt. 35 and Palmer Ave.; the — A 10-year-old Bloomfield to get a little rocky at last Mayor O'Hern read the girl remained in critical con- Jeffrey Barkalow, 53 Broad- ,_jfif.. opposed to the townhouse Monday's council meeting — The NAACP Youth Council township school system. Of 141 other, for a Sunoco station at way, Freehold, was given a governing body's response at proposal calls fpr employ- Rt. 35 and Laurel Ave. dition at a Neptune hospital i complex because of the in- apparently is going well. last Monday's Borough new residents surveyed, suspended six-month. county i flux of children, which botn ment of more blacks in mu- 68 are aged 18 and under. And Action on a petition from Thursday after a fall from a The governing body met Council meeting. The Youth .carnival ride. jail sentence, placed on two • said would strain the school nicipal agencies, an official of these children, the, average Mr. • and Mrs. Marshall P. years probation and fined |150 Jast. night with represen- Council representatives, in- -program.of-beautification and _JrJie_girl,__Sandra_Catuano - ~j—rystem. - —; - tatives of the Youth Council terpreting the reply as a flat 8 r -fonising-marlJuanaTIay"22," improved borough services patching office for the Beaver and her 12-year-old brother, 1968, in Freehold. . of the Red Bank Chapter, Na- rejection of all 18 points, pre- and health services on tthe "This means," Mr. Cohen Matthew, fell Tuesday night tional Association for the Ad- dieted it could lead to further concluded, "That the average Pool Service on their South Judge ;McGann noted that i Get U.J5. Grant Westside, establishment of of- Holmdel Road property was from a ride, called the "Par- he was 'impressed with the vancement of Colored People, fiificiall agenciei s t o prateefc-^-newichild-wilLbtfc e in the town-. . atrooper.'1 The ride was set I For Court Merger and another meeting will be deferred. Board members number of letters he received Westside residents' against • ship schools for practically all questioned storage of pool1 up on the grounds of a church 'concerning the youth. He • TRENTON (AP) — Ed- hejd soon, "hopefully next consumer fraud and unfair of his school life." The figures I -ward B. McConnell, adminis- Vocational chemicals and Other materials in this seashore community. added that this was Barka- week," Mayor Daniel J. O'- rentals, more low-cost hous- also indicate, he added, ^that The injured boy was in a j 'trative director of New Jer- Hern reported last night. , , ^ ; on the property as lying out- low's first offense. The judge ing there. . Toms River hospital in fair also suspended Barkalow's ,1 sey courts, announced yester- School In zoning laws.now in effect in side the confines of the Bea- j day that his office has re- In a brief statement, May- ver Pool lease. condition. driver license for a year. i ceiyed a federal grant for or O'Hern said the governing George E. Wicks, owner of Police said the ride consists Thomas Pappas, -126 Carr $0,900 to plan the proposed body feels last night's meet- Plan Stage the Holmdel Village Shops, of revolving cars at the end Ave., Keansburg, was given a weirger of municipal courts ing with representatives of Colts Neck School Board made another attempt to re- of long spokes. Passengers suspended six-month county Irt,: the state into the county the yough group "was very FREEHOLD-Having built are normally strapped into jail sentence, placed "on one productive." erect'a nonconformlng sign in i district court system. eight county vocational high Takes Bids for Supplies front of his shopping center. their seats by a horizontal year probation and fined $150 The grant was provided by "We intend to meet with . schools in the past five years, bar. for molesting a 10-year-old ; theU.S Transportation De- them again, hopefully next ./COLTS NECK — The Colts Shrewsbury, number two,. girl in Keansburg June 24. week, to go over a written the Monmouth County Voca- : partment's Highway> Safety tional School system plans no Neck Board of Education last 11.72 cents; number four, 8.2 . • ^Bureau under a federal stat- reply to certain counter-pro- night received bids for the and Llewellyn Oil' Co., Jer^ Mrs. Anthony Giacchi ~ " ute which includes a standard posals they made to-us^and_ new construction- for next- LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Firemen Balk—- : certain points of discussion painting of trim and interior sey caty, number two U.BJ political factions represented^ • that courts with jurisdiction year but has another school of the Atlantic Elementary and nujnbjrjouxj.9i. on the proposals they made," on the drawing board. • -torassure—"ecjual opportuni- ...-! over traffic'violations have the mayor said. "Eventual- School and installation" of a Two. new teachers were XHTlVe^varkPact ' full-time judges. • Ues in the campaigning to all in Monmouth Medical Center ly, we hope to issue a state- In his annual revlew-of-ttie- sound system there. Contracts hired for the year 1969-70. candidates" and. an honest NEWARK (AP) - An Critics of the judiciary in ment which will be mutually will be awarded upon advice Mrs. Charmaine Whitehead, after a short illness, agreement which would give New-Jersey have said munic- year report to the, vocational vote count. The president said She was born-in Italy and agreeable." from the board attorney. Vocal music, will receive he was prepared to discuss city policemen and firemen ipal courts are outmoded be- board of education, vocational' had resided here 18 years, a temporary (op wage of $10,- ; cause they lack full-time The black youths called for These were the painting f9,600 a year and Ronald a timetable for the elections- school superintendent Donald bids: Edgertdh, social studies, • $6,- 'having formerly lived in 500 was threatened yesterday judges. another meeting with the gov- and other details with "the Brooklyn, N.Y. Mrs. Giacchi P. Hoagland reports that the 800. other side." . as the Firemen's Mutual Ben- Jet-Tone Painting Contrac- was a communicant of Our . evolent-AssQciation,,^ completion of schools in Key- tors, Allenhurst,, $8,985, in- port and Neptune will bring' -Lady Star of the Sea Catho- ' substituted a counterpropos- cluding a special base coat; lic Church herc. al of its own. the total to eight buildings. Finos Paint Co., Asbury Park,:. -She Is survived by her-hus- • Three other representative County Births These eight buildings pro-'' $4,080, and Paul Sommers & band, Anthony Giacchi; her groups had approved the $1.6 Son, Oceanport, $4,900. The Weather vide facilities for instruction parents,, Salvalore and Rose. million package -• yesterday.' RIVERVIEW MONMOUTH MEDICAL in 18 different occupations, Installation of a sound sys- Becoming sunny and quite during . afternoon hours. Russj) of Long Branch; two The FMBA scheduled a meet-, Long Branch tem bids were: sons, John Giacchi of Brook- , . Red Bank he said. As of September, warm this afterndon with Clearing this morning be- ing with the groups today in Mr. and Mrs. Eugene there will be 42 rooms in use, Lehar Electricians , Inc., chance of widely scattered coming fair this afternoon. lyn and Salvatore Giacchi at an attempt to settle differ- • Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haus- Peaco (nee Samora White), he said. Passaic, $5,959; Sentry Se- thunder'showers over interior Fair tonight and tomorrow. home; a daughter, Miss Ros; ences. ler (nee Joyce Andrew), 79 RD 2, Fairfield Road, Free- curity Corp., Lake Hiawatha, . toward evening, High in 80s Visibility • two to four miles anne Giacchi at,home; a The FMBA counter-propos- hold, son, yesterday. On the drawing board is A Ideal Ave,, East Keansburg, four-room vocational school $4,450; Kopacz Inc., Lynd- inland and in 70s along in patchy fog and haze this brother, John Russo of Brook- al would accept the tempo- sort, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Cesare Si- for Freehold. It is expected to hurst, $4,860; Kubiak Co., shore, Fair tonight, low in morning and tomorrow morn- lyn, and two grandchildren. rary raise only if a 15 per monelli (nee Lorraine How- open September, 1971 Robbinsville, $5,294, and N.J. 60s. Tomorrow mostly sun- Ing otherwise better .than The Damiano Funeral cent wage differential for su- " Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ryan land), 131 Woodrow Wilson (nee Thalia Duffield), 115 Communications Corp., Kenil- ny and hot, high in mid 80s five miles. Home, here, is in charge of perlor officers was eliminat- Homes, Long Branch, son, In the five years, high worth, $3,850. to low 90s inland and in 70s . TIDES. arrangements. ed. Monroe St., Eatont'own, son, school enrollment has grown yesterday. yesterday. A contract for milk supply along shore. Outlook for Sandy. Hook Mr .and Mrs. Joseph Rivel- from the 94 listed in the first for all Colts Neck schools was Sunday, sunny and hot. TODAY — High 6:42 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cren- la (nee Carole Durnye), 1 report to an expected 1,071 awarded to Cream O' Land In Long Branch, yesterday's and lpw 12:12 p.m. nan (nee Diana Fisher), 16 Williams Road, Neptune, son, for this coining school year, Co., New Brunswick, for 2.'95 high was 79 degrees and the TOMORROW — High 7:12 HARD-TO-GET Virginia Ave., Hazlet, daugh- yesterday. reports Mr. Hoagland. cents per half pint. low was 60. It WHS 73 at B a..m and 7:24 p.m. and low ter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis During the past year, the The Ward Food Cn., New- p.m. The overnight low wa.s 1:12 a.m. and 1 p.m* Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wal- (nee Ruth Holmes), 1 Pen- Monmouth County Vocational ark, was awarded contract 69 and the temperature at 7 SUNDAY — High 7:54 a.m. MORTGAGES lace (nfie Ruth Moiiltrio), 110 insula Ave., Sea Bright, son, School system has had two for bread supply as the sole this morning was 71. There and 8:0B p.m. and low 2 a.m. Spuingdale St., No,w Shrews- yesterday. firsts in the state. It wa.s the bidder. was a trace of rain last and 1:48 p.m., bury, daughter, yeslerday. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL first; state vocational school Fuel oil suppliers submit- night. For lied Hunk and Rumson Approved Neptune system to offer the waiver ting bids were: Monmouth Pe- MARINE bridge, add two hours; Sea Mr. and Mrs. James Tram- - Mr. and Mrs. Barrant Mer- practical nursing program Irolcum Co., Englishtown, Cape May to Block Island: Bright, deduct 10 minutes; i ontanu (nee Beatrice Pace), ounfy Investm rill (nee Martha Page), 135 and was the first to offer the number two oil, 11,45 cents a Variable winds at 10 to 15 Long Branch, deduct 15 min- 24-HOUR I RflAl * Momnoirtk County Company 15 Willis Place, Keans- Rumson Road; Rumiion, a Work Incentive Skill training gallon and number four oil, knots through Saturday be- PHONE burg, daughter, yesterday. utes; Highlands bridge, add daughter, yesterday. program .(WINJ, * 8.1 cents? Laves Coal Co., coming south to southeast 40 minutes, I