Weather DbtribotioB , M kad hamid May mi *MMrn». Um b«h dap hi the Ni Bccpt la Ot m «Z I Red Ban/c Area J 26,415 •here, Tuesday. Outlook Copyright-The g^ BankHegister, Inc. 1966. raid at Rid Bank and at Addftiaul MalUas Otllcu. MONDAY, JULY 11, 1966 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Reds Down 5 U.S. Aircraft SAIGON (AP)-The Viet Cong shot down three In the jungles northwest of Saigon, a battered in Marines to protect another CH34 which had gone American helicopters in South Viet Nam, killing Viet Coog regiment escaped toward the Cambodian down last night with mechanical trouble. A second four U. S. and nine South Vietnamese soldiers, border, leaving at least 238-dead after the U. S. CH34 was brought down by the Reds this morning while two more U. S. jets were lost in the air war 1st Infantry Division decoyed the guerrillas into a in the same area. However, the original helicopter against the Communist North, an American spokes- furious fight. was repaired and returned to action, a spokesman man announced today. All 13 helicopter deaths came when a U. S. said. A Navy fighter-bomber became the 285th plane UH1D Iroquois was shot down 18 miles southeast 88 MISSIONS lost in the 17-month air war against North Viet of Ca Mau in southernmost An Xuyen province Nam early today. The bombing continued with an which had been relatively quiet in recent months. U. S. Air Force and Navy planes flew 88 mis- attack on another oil storage depot 130 miles west- The U. S. spokesman had no further details. sions against North Viet Nam yesterday. In addi- northwest of Hanoi near the old French base of tion to the fuel dump near Dien Bien Phu, an oil Dien Bien Pliu. The pilots reported that two build- The two other helicopters—both Marine CH34 storage area 32 miles northwest of Vinh was hit ings were damaged. troop-cargo carriers—went down in the northern in the continuing American effort to cripple North part of the country 12 miles northwest of the Ma- Viet Nam'i motor transport. Other targets included Ground fighting in South Viet Nam died down, rine base at Chu Lai. There were no casualties in bridges, targes, roads and trucks, most of them with both U. S. and Vietnamese headquarters re- either crash. near the coast of the southern panhandle. porting only light patrol contacts. The Communists nuiled a chopper as it ferried (See VIET NAM, Page 2) Mayor Blasts Board Action

YE COTTAGE INN BURNS — Keyport firs Chief William Newman searches for clues to cause of fire that early yesterday tore through dining room and cocktail lounga of Ye Cottage Inn, West Front St., Keyport. Ask State Probe of Currie Firing KEANSBURG-Residents here "This is. . .unparalleled in the John J. Ryan, Jeremiah T. Wil- from this episode will place a ucation, ruled that there are no are seeking an investigation by history of this school system. son, Mrs. Elizabeth Connelly and heavier burden on an already provisions in state law for such the state commissioner of educa- Debauchery of Justice George W. Preston, Jr. overloaded taxpayer. Such costs action. tion of circumstances surround- "Irreparable damages inflicted "They displayed diligent effort will not go unnoticed and will Shortly after, confirmation was ing the dismissal last week of Dr. King Posts List upon this teacher cannot be un- in trying to avoid ths issue and have to be justified in the next received of the petition drive to teacher Robert T. Currie by the done by rescinding or recasting the unwanted notoriety which school budget." seek an inquiry by the education Board of Education. a vote. The unwarranted action may hurt the education of our Can't Recall commissioner. Word of petitions calling for . .is a deliberate and flagrant children. Qualified teachers will Pledges to seek the recall of Rumors of petitions also beinp such a probe came on the heels violation of the American way be reluctant to apply for assign- the five members were checked circulated to demand the resig- Of Rights Demands of a heated blast by Mayor Leon- It is the most complete de- ment in the borough of Keans- Friday when Edward O. Glas- nations of board president, Mrs. ard S. Bellezza against the five bauchery and travesty of justice burg. pey, assistant director of the Di- Margaret Boyle, and members CHICAGO (AP) -Dr. Martin He called for a "united black crying "black power board members who voted for I have ever witnessed. "Any additional expenses in- vision of Controversies and Dis- Douglas Foulks, Wallace E. Luther King, Jr., Sunday brushed consumer bloc that would be waving signs. One sign read Mr. Currie's ouster. "I commend board members curred for litigation deriving putes, state Department of Ed- (See CURRIE, Page 2J past signs calling for "black able to strike at any concern," "We Shall Overcome" and car- The mayor declared: power" to post the demands of and ended his speech with a ried a picture of a machine gun "The display of'arrogance by his Chicago civil rights move- pledge to come to Dr. King's aid Some of the group identified certain school board members ment on the front door of City at any time — "He's my broth- themselves as members of the and the administrative heads of Hall. er." Blackstone Rangers, a teen-age the Keansburg public school is Weekend Accidents Kill 15 The posting came after a King recently has been in dis- gang on the South Side. a complete and total disregard By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS dead were identified as John heat-defying antislum rally in agreement with McKissick and of wishes of parents, students, of a house and a reservoir. A cldent otcurrcd at Caldwell- King told the crowd: Fifteen persons died as a re- Heller, 21, of Springfield, an in- Chicago's Soldier Field and a other advocates of black power. taxpayers and voters of this bor- witness said it looked like the Wright Airport. The plane ap- "Within the white community sult of traffic accidents, drown- structor for Chatham Aviation of pilot attempted to avoid the parently stalled during a stunt traffic-halting march through James H. Meredith, first ough. there exists a substantial' group ings and light airplane crashes Morristown Airport, and Joe house. maneuver some 50-100 feet in the Loop. Better housing, more known Negro graduate of the of white Americans who cherish in New Jersey during the past Bitz, 42, of Convent Station, an FAIRFIELD — A veteran air- the air. Jobs and better schools were University of Mississippi, who weekend. Air Force veteran who was be- line pilot and his woman pas- Dead at the scene was Mrs. among the demands. was wounded during a recent democratic principles above the Airlines Traffic deaths numbered five: ing checked out in that type of senger were killed Saturday Sophie Williams, 46, of Hacken- Earlier, King linked arms march to Jackson, Miss., told privilege, and who have demon there were six drownings, and aircraft. Authorities said the night when the motor of their sack. The pilot, Frank Fabian. with civil rights leaders, includ- the rally that all civil rights strated a will to fight with the plane had been in the air about Negro against injustice. four persons were killed in two 40-year-old restored biplane ap- 3d, 44, of Little Ferry, died a ing Floyd McKiss-ick, national groups must join to fight "the Strike Talks an hour when it went in a mys- parently conked out during an director of the Congress of Ra- plane crashes. Two of the plane few hours later in Mountainsid system of white supremacy." "The Negro needs the white victims were flying instructors, terious spin and spiraled to the air show and the plane crashed Hospital, Montclair. Mrs. Wil- cial Equality, to form a com- man to free him from his fears ground between the front yard and burst into flames. The ac- mon front in the struggle for Ne- The slogan "black power" Resumed one was an airline pilot, and (See FATALITIES, Page 2) was seen in crudely painted The white man needs the Negro the other a woman passenger. gro equality. to free him from his guilt. WASHINGTON (AP) — Nego- McKJssick, who at first had signs, and heard in the chant's of tiators meet today to tackle the The victims: said he might not be able to at- groups of young Negroes and "I must' reaffirm that I do nol wage issue and other nationa MADISON TOWNSHIP — tend tiie rally, told the crowd of in the words of some of the seek the answer to our problems disputes in the strike against 76-yar-old man drowned yester- MCAP Gets $482,589 gome 35,000 that the concept of many speakers at the rally. in violence. Our movement's five airlines which has grounded day in the Raritan Bay off Lau- black power had been misinter- Before King spoke, 150 per- adherence to nonviolence has thousands of travelers jt the rence Harbor. He was identified preted, that it meant only that sons delayed the raliy several been a major factor in the crea- peak of the summer vacation as Gabriel Jouvan of Cliffwood Negroes "have a right to deter- minutes when they paraded tion of a moral climate that h*s season. (Story Page 4.) JERSEY CITY — Police were From U. S. for 6 Projects mine their own futures." about the center of the field made progress possible." No progress toward a settle- seeking the body of Ison High- ment was reported in advance WASHINGTON - The long fi- Applications for some of the Freehold; $51,045, for a child day of the joint bargaining session tower, 28, of Jersey City, who drowned Saturday while swim- nancial .drought has ended for projects were submitted as long care center serving Matawar- scheduled for midmorning of the Monmouth County, N.J., and as a year ago. Cliffwood Beach; ' $55,283 for r Hie strike's fourth day. ming in "The Gap," a channe of water off the New York Bay poverty program. The grant, announced Friday child day care center serving A: Gfergyman in Howell This marks the first -time by the federal Office of Economic bury Park-Neptune; $57,953 for r at the foot of Washington St Monmouth Community Action negotiators have met face4o health program sponsored by tl. Police said a friend reported Program, Inc. (MCAP), Asbury Opportunity, includes: $213,005 'ace since more than 35,000 Monmouth County Organization that Hlghtower called for help Park, the county's official anti- for neighborhood service centers ground personnel walked off for Social Service (MCOSS); and about 25 feet from shore. The poverty agency, has received in Red Bank, Long Branch, and their jobs with the five major $482,579 in federal funds for six the Bayshore are* and $81,085 for $24,208 for a psychological ser- airlines Friday. riend tried to save Hightower vices program sponsored by the Joining Rights Crusade but couldn't, police said. anti-poverty projects. a neighborhood service center in During fruitless weekend ne- Children's Psychiatric Center, structor of psychology at all BUDD LAKE — Adriano Fer By PETER OLIVOLA they may be observed and may gotiations, officials of the AFL- Inc., Eatontown. Negro Claflin College in Orange- raris, 76, of Cliffside Park, HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Rev. inspire those who need courage; CIO International Association of burg, S.C. drowned yesterday while swim- Joseph E. Taylor, Neptune, ex- Peter S. Buxton will leave this and teaching Negro youth the Machinists met in one confer- Group Raps Council ecutive director of MCAP, said Church members, while upset ming in Budd Lake near the quiet community in a few weeks psychology of prejudice. ence room in the basement of the agency hopes to have all the at losing their minister, have so home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary to join the crusade for civil rights Rev. Mr. Buxton, founding pas- the Labor Department building, projects rolling by Aug. 1. far encouraged the move. "I'm Speranza with the weapons he knows best: tor of the Evangelical United airline officials in another. "We'll be working nights and Brethren Church of the Master, not happy to see him go," said He lived at 216 Columbia Ave., For School Apathy Personalizing his strong re- Assistant Secretary of Labor weekends to get them moving," has accepted a position as in- Mrs. Barbara Benjamin, head of Cliffside Park. spected the site twice before ligious tenets on tolerance where James J. Reynolds, who shut- LONG BRANCH - The City- he said. the church school, "but I like Die In Crashes taking office, once with the coun- tled between the two rooms, Wide Civic Association yesterday The grant is about $269,324 less the reason for which he's going, LAKE HIAWATHA - Two cil, he continued, but since then arranged the joint meeting, tell- riticized the new council fo than MCAP requested for the I feel very good about this." "no interest has been shown in ing reporters that 10 hours of men were killed yesterday on a apathy toward the junior high projects. Donald Lipps, lay leader of the the construction after all the talks Saturday and Sunday had training flight when their twin- school construction problems in However, the appropriation is Credit Teenager, Cop church explained that the Eastern problems that were uncovered brought no progress. engine Cessna Aerocommander the two weeks since the counci only until Dec. 31, Mr. Taylor Conference of the Evangelical crashed near the Jersey City has taken office. during the past few months." said. He said the projects will United Brethren Church would Secretary of Labor W. Willard Water Works reservoir here. The The association also noted that The most recent of the be extended and funded on a full With Saving Woman appoint a new minister, probably Wirtz was keeping President problems that have plagued the the Board of Education had said calendar year basis beginning sometime in August. Johnson posted on negotiations, construction work was the discov- KEYPORT — Frank A. Devino, it would anounce the completion an. 1. "The congregation is very sorry Reynolds said. Johnson returns Water Rules ery last month that Japanese Jr., 17-year-old son of Matawan late of the $3.5 million school Mr. Taylor said that two build- to see him go," said Mr. Lipps, to Washington from his Texas steel wa being used in some Township's former Republican ranch today. :omplex July 7. s ngs, one on Front St. and one . "he was the backbone of the Are Eased sections. State law requires the m Bridge Ave. are being consid- municipal chairman, and a lo- Wirtz, who was touring the church, he was the founding pas- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - "Five days have passed and use of United States steel. red for the Red Bank neigh- cal patrolman were credited Far East when the strike start- tor." Strathmore residents may con- our committee has been greeted The school board ordered the iorhood center. A building on Saturday with saving the life ed, entered the sluggish negotia- Rev. Mr. Buxton and his family tinue to water their lawns ev- with silence, not only from the contractor to remove the import- East Broadway Is under consid- of a Raritan Township woman tions Sunday. As talks moved are planning to move about Aug. ery third day during pre- Board of Education but from our ed steel and replace it with Amer- ration for the Long Branch cen- In Raritan Bay. nto the night, he told reporters, 15, and will settle in Orange- scribed hours of non-peak wa- newly-salaried mayor and coun ican-made steel. Since June 14 er; the former Grand Union In fair condition in Riverview "I should say with all candor burg residing in the Negro com- ter-use perlodi. :il," said Milton Garr of the the board has withheld approval store, Broad St., is being con- Hospital, Red Bank, she was that there is no reasonable basis munity. "We are going to do This was the word last night issociation's watch-dog commit- of pay vouchers submitted by sidered for the Freehold center, Identified by police as Mrs. Helen for expecting any major devel- completely and thoroughly what from Henry E. Traphagen, ex- the firm until construction defects which also will have three mo- Fransko, 10 Bayview Ave., Rari- opments in tiie situation." we want to do down there," he ecutive director ol the Utili- are corrected. (See MCAP, Page 3) tan Township. She is being treat- The board's contract with A said. As talks recessed for the ties Authority. 2—Monday. July 11, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER atolifies 3 Injured Carrie (Continued) (Continued) Army Report Due on Trio llamj' husband, Leonard, had [n Crash Schaab, Charles Gee and Harold lelped Pablan restore the Waco C. Lovett could not be confirmed. MANALAPAN -Three men biplane. These same petitions report- were injured when their car Who Refuse Viet Nam Fight WEST MILFORD-Herlawber edly demand the resignations also skidded 600 feet off Rt. 522 be- of Superintendent of Schools ordered confined to barracks at Marques. 17, of Lodi drowned FORT DK (AP) - The Army tween Freehold and Englishtown Thomas C. Garrison and Princi- Ft. Dix until Maj. Gen. John M. yesterday while swimming in a said Sunday it would complete yesterday morning. pal William DiMaio. a report shortly on three sol- Hightower investigated their con- lake at the Bubbling Spring pic- State Police at Tennent said Meanwhile, Mrs. Connelly cau- diers who said they would not duct. A fourth man, linked to nic grounds in the Macopin sec- the vehicle was traveling west tioned that if Superior Court fight in Viet Nam. As the men the three, was also seized. ownship. when it missed a curve at 5:35 Judge Herbert Horn does not remained confined to quarters ov- Sunday a group of persons dis- NEWARK - Two cars collid- a.m. They said it struck a guard rescind his action of last Tues- er the weekend, hundreds picket- tributed leaflets supporting the d at midnight Saturday on Mc- rail, continued into a utility pole day when he lifted restraints ed and distributed leaflets sup-isoldiers to uniformed men re- )arter Highway near the Ches- which broke in half, hit a ditch against the botrd and two of Its r St. exit killing one teenager ' porting them. ! turning from leave at the Port which caused it to overturn, and members, a dangerous precedent md critically injuring two oth The three soldiers were seized;Authority bus terminal in Man- came to rest in a corn field. will have been set. Thursday night in New York andjhittan. >rs and a 60-year-old man. Dead The driver, C.W. Rogers, 34, No Board Order Saturday more than 200 per- it the scene was John Prasnal, and a passenger, Alvln Hall, 25, According to Mrs. Connelly and sons carried protest signs at the 7, of Elizabeth. He was a pas both of Perth Amboy, were ad- the other three members of the gates of Ft. Dix in Wrightstown. lenger In a car driven by Bogu slaw Metlosz, 17, also of Eliza- mitted at Fitkin /Hospital, Nep- board minority, the board did About 50 military police blocked tune, in fair condition with lace not direct its attorney, William their entrance to the post and beth, Metlosz and another pas s«nger, Wladyslaws Szczygiel, rations and internal injuries. Mr, E. Russell, to setk dissolution state police watched over the 17, of Elizabeth, were taken to Hall broke a leg. of the restraints. picket line. it. Michael Hospital in critical Another passenger, Edward "What will be the need for Jouvin, 76, A fort spokesman said the :ondition. The other driver, Ar- Starta, Jr., 31, ako Perth Am Boards of Education throughout general's report was expected thur Baade, 60, of Belleville, boy, was treated at the hospita the state if action of this type some time early this week. Un- FOREI&N GUESTS FETED — Holding a picnic Saturday at the home of Mrs. Louise H. was hospitalized in good condi- and released. may be taken without a board Drowns In til then, he said, the men would Dennis, 318 Nut Swamp Rd., River Plaza, were a group of young peopla visiting this tion. Police said the Metlosz au- Trooper Dean Dietz is investi conducting a public meeting and remain under "administrative re- gating. country under t-hs President's People-to-PeopI* program. Above, left to right, are to veered into the oncoming voting to direct such action?" striction" and allowed to see only lane and hit Baade's car. she asked. Raritan Bay their immediate families. Nancy Farrow, 16, of Red Bank High ScScfcl, the hostess; Eric Varendonck, 23, of BUENA - One man was killed See $2,500 Mrs. Connelly said board sec- SAVREV1LLE — Police here All four were to have reported Gent, Belgium; Jane Mary Stansfeld, 21, of Hillcrast, Durham, England, and Jan Wil- retary Mrs. Mary Lou Ackerman said a 76-year-old Cliffwood ind three others badly injured to the Oakland Army Terminal fem Van Capeila, 19, of Heemstede, The Netherlands. iturday in a two-car collision Loss in Gem sent notices informing members Beach man drowned in four feet for transfer to Viet Nam. They that Mr. Russell would seek dis- of water off Laurence Harbor t the intersection of Wheat Rd. are assigned to the 2nd Armored ind Central Ave. in this Atlantic Theft at Home solution of the restraint*. Ap- last night. Division at Ft. Hood, Tex. parently confident that they Posts Bail lounty community. State police MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - He was identified as Gabriel The three who said they would Municipal Taxes Due at Malaga identified the dead would be dissolved, Mrs. Boyle Jouvin. 1279 Seawood Ave., Cliff not fight made the announce- to a h at 1 man as Daniel Mendez, 60, of of Jacob Lefferts, wood Beach, Matawan Township. ment at a June 10 news con- On Charges Vineland. He was dead on ar- 2*Witche^s La., i Monmoutu , *?nzh Hills, s-JsraeTi as. The man had gone oflt boating ference in New York. They are rival at Newcomb Hospital ule the special Thursday night ]ounty- $11,938,385 LONG BRANCH-Felix N. De was entered sometime between with his son, William Jouvin, identified as Pfc. James John- Vineland. Injured were esus, 30, of 229 Long Branch Friday at 4 p.m. and Saturday meeting that saw Mr. Currie 513 Beers St., Keyport, and John son, 20 and Pvt. DennU Mora, FREEHOLD—Municipalities in Monmouth County will pay f Vineland. Moore to intervene with Judge noticed his father floating lifeless or a hearing tomorrow before taken from an upstairs bedroom. The fourth man did not at- The abstract shows that the county tax rate will be 48,96 Horn but a decision on this was and the two men hauled the Magistrate Stanley Cohen. Police said Quiles failed to Mr. and Mrs. Lefferts were tend the conference. He was cents per $100 assessed valuation. reserved by the jurist until Fri- body aboard and brought it into Mr. De Jesus was arrested by itop for a blinking red light a away from home at the time of identifed as Joel Turtel, 22, also day. the Robert E. Lee dock here. The abstract is a compilation of information, most of it 'atrolman Robert Sartor at the :he intersection and struck Di- the breakhig and entry. Among The body was removed to the of New York City. previously published, affecting distribution of taxes for muaid- intersection of Broadway and lazzero's car. the valuables taken were a pearl Car Fells Perth Amboy General Hospital Saturday's demonstration and pal, school, and county purposes. Second Ave. after he was halted HAMMONTON - Abraham necklace, valued at more than morgue where an autopsy is Sunday's leaflet distribution were It shows that the total value on which taxes are made is for a motor vehicle violation and Mendez, 50, of Philadelphia, a a thousand dollars and a valu- Sign. Hydrant, scheduled to be performed today. sponsored by the Fifth Avenue three times as great on building improvements, $1,628,329,522,' caused a disturbance. farm worker, drowned Saturday able coin bracelet, police said. Vietnam Peace Parade Commit- as on land, $500,443,976. while swimming in an 18-foot- Detectives Walter Mona- Utility Pole W. A. KILLEEN tee. Lincoln Lynch, associate Total valuations are $2,438,007,550 which includes $792,573 deep irrigation ditch. He was nan and William Halliday are SHREWSBURY - A speed national director of the Congress for second class railroad properties, $19,086,391 business inven- Weather dead on arrival at Kessler Me- investigating. imit sign was knocked down, a MIAMI, Fla. - Wilbur A. Kil- of Racial Equality, attended Sat- morial Hospital. leen, 64, of Key Biscayne, Fla., tories; $70,052,401 business machinery, equipment and imple- New Jersey: Partly cloudy hot fire hydrant was broken off, urday's protest and called the and Monmouth Beach, N. J., died ments; $225,577 farm inventories; $620,511 farm machinery and and humid through tomorrow few S-Car Crash and a utility pole was broken trio, "brave men." here,Friday after a kmg Illness. livestock; $221,090, tangible personal property not used in showers and scattered thunder- FLEMINGTON - A Trenton Viet Nam in three pieces—in that order- showers southern portions to- He is survived by his widow, At their news conference last business. • woman was killed and a Flem- (Continued) by a car that went out of con- month, the three called the war day and over most .of the area ington man badly injured Sat- trol on Broad St. this morning. Mrs. Isabel Buckbee KUletn; a This is the distribution of county taxes among the 53 The Navy said its planes 'Immoral, illegal and unjust." tonight. High today in 90s in- irday in a: three-car collision on Patrolman Robert Hoffman, son, Edward V. Killeen 3d, of municipalities: destroyed or damaged 20 supply Miami; three daughters, Mrs. land 80s at shore. Low tonigh Rt. 69 in nearby Readington who investigated, said the driv- 1. Allenhurst 47,382.68 in 70s. Tomorrow, partly cloudy trucks, most of them near Thanh John'H. Ferguson of Butler, Md., 2. Allentown — 30,790.54 ^ownship, Dead was Mrs. Mary Hoa. er, William I. Nirblinger of Jer- Mrs. Edward J. Fanning of Key hot and humid chance of few af- L. Harris, 54. In serious condi- sey City, was not hurt. 3. Asbury Park --. 419,598.81 ternoon thundershowers. High The bombing of North Viet- Biscayne, Fla., and Mrs. Arthur tion Sunday at the Hunterdon He said Nirblinger was driv- 4. Atlantic Highlands 140,137.22 namese fuel supplies began in C. Evans of Little Silver, N. 3., gain in 90s inland 80s at shore. Medical Center was Frank R. ing south on Broad St. at 2:4! 5. Avon-by-the-Sea 96,425.85 mid-June, and 15 smaller dumps a sister, Mrs. Edward 3. Martin] Wednesay's oulodk, fair and con Pidcock.- a.m. when he lost control near 6. Belmar 196,200.37 were hit before U.S. planes at- of Little Silver, N. J., and 11 tinned hot. State police said Pidcock's car MONMOUTH MEDICAL 7. Bradley Beach 140,632.17 tacked the major depots on the White St. grandchildren. Yesterday's high in Monmouth crossed the center line and Long Branch 8. Brielle - 157,422.90 edges of Hanoi and Haiphong on Patrolman Hoffman said the Beach, 89, low, 70. Overnight low crashed head-on Into Mrs. Har- Born in Brooklyn, N. Y., he Mr and Mrs. Gerome Fernan- 9. Colts Neck Township 236,630.58 June 29. In the two weeks since, hydrant snapped off and landed 73. Temperature at 7 a.m. to- ris" and then into a car driven was educated at St. John's Uni- ler (nee Maria), 383 Middle Rd., 10. Deal .._ — 123.056.B7 Air Force and Navy planes have under the car without the valve day, 74. by Neil C. Nelson, 19, of Union. versity. He was a retired bever- Hazlet, son, Friday. 11. Eatontown .... 281,841.57 struck at fuel installations every breaking and without spillage of age manufacturer and importer 23,347.81 Marine Nelson was not hurt. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sodano 12. Englishtown day except on July 2 and have water, and several lines came IS New York City. He was a di- 3)5,097.96 Cape May to Block Island: nee Joan Tringola), 28 River 13. Fair Haven .. MULLICA HILL - Elaine Wal- bombed at! least 24 of them in- down but there was no inter- rector of Temple Yachts, Inc., of 26,636.87 Small craft warnings lowered Id., Monmouth Beach, daughter, 14. Farmingdale ters, 25, was killed Saturday cluding one return to the Hai- ruption of power in the area. Miami. He'was a long-time resi- 260,675.60 a.m. Westerly winds 10 to 15 'riday. 15. Freehold when her car was struck by an- phong depot. The driver was ticketed for care- dent of Rumson, N.J., and Little 303,519.09 nots today and variable 10 knots Mr. and Mrs. Michael Con- 16. Freehold Township ither auto as she pulled from less driving. Silver. 75;470.4t or less tonight. Southwesterly 17. Highlands her driveway onto the Jefferson- munity. Dead was Harry C. louris (nee Theodora Bedkow- 413,613.59 winds 10 to 15 knots tomorrow, His clubs included the Drug 18. Holmdel Township . Ewan Rd. The other driver, Eve- orlando, 59, of Washington. His ski), 27 West Campbell Ave., 362,465.80 Fair today. Partly cloudy to and Chemical Club, New York West Long Branch, son, Friday. 19. Howell Township ... lyn C. Otdyke, 50, of Monroe- daughter, Robin, 8, was treated Ship Sinks City; Monmouth Beach Club, Key 48,455.08 night, fair tomorrow except foi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Read 20. Interlaken ville, received minor injuries. in Hunterdon Medical Center, PORTSMOUTH, V«. (AP) — Biscayne Yacht Club; Coral 160,491.18 few "scattered thundershowers ;nee Geraldine Clark), 221 Ocean 21. Keansburg Borough CAMDEN — Stanley Jaworak- Flemington, and released. In The Coast Guard said a Liberty Reef (Fla.) Yacht Club: Mana- 172,090.74 during afternoon and evening Ave., East Keansburg, daughter, 22. Keyport Bor ski, about 38, apparently drowned satisfactory condition were Don- ship trying to make port at Nor- 1 230,138.56 hours. Visibility five miles or squan River (tf.J.) Marlin and 23. Uttle' Slrver Saturday in Virginia Lake in ald S. Smith, 35, of West Bloom- folk, Va., for repairs to a leak, Saturday. 12,679.19 more except lower in preclplta tuna Club, and the Key Largo 24. Loch Arbour Village ... nearby Winslow Township. His field, N. Y., and Charles T. Van- sank early today 23 miles south Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rein- 625,456.31 tlOB. (Fla.) Anglers Club. 25. Long Branch City body was found in about three demark, 23, of Glendale, N.Y. southeast of Cape Hatteras, hardt (nee Clementine Cerciello) 199,129.81 TIDES Services will be held at the 26. Manalapan Township .. feet of water. Police said he State police said Vandemark's N. C, 596 Green Ave., Belford, daugh- 213,860.95 Sandy Hook Church of the Nativity, Fair Ha- 27. Manasquan —. had been playing ball with a tanker-type tractor-trailer went The 32-min crew had aban- ter., Saturday. 195,291.93 TODAY - High 2:M p.m. and ven, N.J., at a time to be, an- 28. Marlboro Township ... group a short time earlier. out of control, crossed lanes and doned ship shortly before it sank Mr. and Mrs.. Joseph Bolish 210,460.62 low .9:30 p.m. nounced. , , 29. Matawan —— struck Giorlando's car, ripping at 1:10 a.m. EDT. The crew (nee Margot Black), IS Shirley 1 386,072.52 TOMORROW - High 3:0* am CLINTON - A man was killed 30. Matawan Township ..- off the left side. Giorlando's car wa.s picked up from lifeboats by Ann Dr., Ocean Township, daugh- 1,356,973.39 and 3:42 p.m. and low 9:30 a.m. and Mi daughter and two truck SIMON MILLMAN 31. Middletown Township was pushed into the path of the tanker Hess Petrol and were ter, Sunday. 69,084.40 and 10:24 p.m. drivers injured Friday night NEWARK - Simon MMman, 32. Millstone Township Smith's tractor-trailer, which to be transferred today to a 71,934.18 For Red Bank and Rumson when their vehicles were in- 70, of IN Center Ter., died i RTVERVTEW 33. Monmouth Beach .... volved in an accident on Rt. 69 then veered and struck the oth- Coast Guard vessel of Cape Hen- Beth Israel Hospital. Thursday. . 34. Neptune Township 676,084.78 bridge, add two hours; Sea Red 122,603.57 Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long in this Hunterdon County com- er truck head-on. ry, Va. Bora in Russia, he had lived Mr. and Mrs.-. John Shallok 35. Neptune City here SO years. He retired, two i. New Shrewsbury _„ , 200,388,57 Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- [nee Elaine Frederick), 129 Ea- 464,234.43 years ago as a custodian tor thii J7. Ocean Township .—.^- lands bridge, add 40 minutes toncrest Dr., Eatontown, daugh- 158,879.35 city. He was a member of Con' 38. Oceanport ter, Friday. 399,511.87 Nab Four Youths gregation Bnai Moahie and 39. Raritan Township — FREE THIS SUMMER 399,215.52 member of Pioneer Lodge, both Mr' and Mrs. Joseph Clistman 40. Red Bank __ : 16,049.92 In Vacant Mansion here. (nee Joyce Falls), 251 Atlanti 41. Roosevelt 365,994.00 MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - Surviving are hU wife, Mrs. St., Keyport, daughter, Friday. 42. Rumson 64,518.63 Four youths were apprehended Gussie Raiser Millman; three Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brady 43. Sea Bright 178,923.94 last' night by police when they tons, Daniel Millman of Lake- (nee Sheila Brown), 4 Woodmere 44. Sea Girt .?. 1144,566.22 were found in the Haskell man- wood, Bernard Millman of Union Dr., Eatontown, son, Friday. 45. Shrewsbury 3,544.97 sion on Cooper Rd. and Monroe Millman of Beverly Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Kapli 46. Shrewsbury Township 46,837.97 One youth, Thomas W. Mac- Hills, Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. (nee Susan Epstein), 1511 Rustic 47. South Belmar 260,647.45 Conchie, 19, of 194 Park Ave., Madeline Forman of West Long Dr. Oakhurst, son, Friday. 48. Spring Lake . 100,018.04 Belford, was booked on a disor- Branch, and Mrs. Esther Feld- Mr. and Mrs. Orland Tiber; 49. Spring Lake Heights .....;.....„,... 110,181.37 derly conduct complaint signed man, here; two brothers, Louis (nee Joyce Prestianni), 800 Hun- 50. Union Beach 90,616.98 by Sgt. John B. Kelly. He was Millman of Belmar, and Harry ter Ct., East Brunswick, son 51. Upper Freehold Township. 456,092.80 released on $100 bail, Police Chief , Millman of Irvington; two ii Friday. 52. Wall Township 186,420.14 Raymond T. Waiting said. ters. Miss Sylvia Millman, here, Mr. and Mrs. John Noonai 53. West Long Branch ... $11,938,385.83 Three other youths, all minors and Mr*. Lily Levinson of Eliza- (nee Phyllis Murphy), 99 Green TOTALS _ were released in the custody ol beth, and nine grandchildren. Grove Ave., Keyport, daughter, their parents after juvenile peti Friday. FINED AS DISORDERLY FIGHT GRASS FIRES tioas had been signed, the chli KATHLEEN DILLON Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Tre RED BANK-Magistrttte Fran- NEW SHREWSBURY - Way- said. HAZLET — The funeral vean (nee Barbara Hubbel), 3( cis X. Kennelly, at an arraign- side Fire Company was called The youths were reported i ment this morning, imposed a of Kathleen Dillon, 2%-year-o! Mornlngslde Ave., Keansburg, to douse grass fires in a wooded have entered the house ownec daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thorn daughter, Friday. 160 fine, suspended a 10-day Jail by the late Amory L. Haskell sentence and set a year's proba- area on Shafto Rd. Saturday and as Dillon, } Lake Ave., who Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan (nee and destroyed books. The house, tion for John R. Van Horn, 66 In the dumps on Asbury Ave, drowned Thursday in a backyard Noreen Dwar). 253 Rt. 35, Mid- now vacant and boarded up, swimming pool at her home, was Bridge Ave. Van Horn was ar- yesterday. known as Brick House. dletown, son, Friday. rested at 1:10 a.m. today and held Saturday at the Thomas M Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Milevl Chief Walling said that th O'Brien and Sons Funeral Hom< charged with being drunk and Sell Fasti The Dally Reglste: house has attracted juveniles ii (nee Josephine Lopes), Park Vie' disorderly. Bayonne. Apartments, Laurence Harboi Classified. recent months. Rev. Stanley Hojanowski of SI son, Sattiray. Andrew's Catholic Church, Ba Mr. and Mrs. John Donohue onne, offered the solemn bless (nee Josephine Walsh), 14 Hud. Tht dual purpose window that Ing. Burial was In Holy Crosi son Ave., East Keansburg, son, Cemetery, North Arlington. Saturday. kttpi bugs out in rho summar The child also is survived b; Mr. and Mrs. George Ross« and ktops the cold out In tht two brothers, Kevin and Ker (nee Janice Shropshire), 48 Sl< neth Dillon, and her materh cum PI., Long Branch, daug wlntef • • • and paternal grandmothers, Mr: ter. Saturday. Bella Belicky and Mrs. Anastai Mr, and Mrs. Clement Zln la Dillon, all at home. (ne Marlys Haik), 454 Fox Ave. e No nttd to buy costly screens Belford, son, yesterday. DANILLE A. COLUZZ1 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gayno . . . IUY NOW FOR ALL SIA- OCEANPORT - Danille A (nee Patricia Decaffe), 942 Pal phonso Coiuzzi. 78, of 41 Pen mer Ave., Middletown, daughtei SONS! berton Ave., died yesterday yesterday. hlj home. He was the husbam Mr. and Mrs. David Schmit of the late Mary Coiuzzi. (nee Caron Klevorn), US Craw Born in Italy, he had llvec ford St., Shrewsbury Township $ here two years. He was a f6r ton, yesterday. 00 mer resident of Long Branch. He was a member of Hoi INSTALLATION Trinity Catholic Church, Loni Two-Car Collision OPTIONAL Branch, and was a retired m RliD BANK — Uelson G. Rai 6 for 75 chine operator. forth of the llamlltonian Aparl Surviving arc a son, Antlion incnls, Monmoulli Beach, wa Coiuzzi, here; two daughter; charged with failure to have Miss Pearle Coiuzzi of Lon driver's license or aulomobi Branch, and Mrs. Anthony Clan registration in his possession fo brone of Little Silver; two brot lowing a two-car accident o West Front St. at Bridge Av BLAISDELL LUMBER crs, Thomas Coiuzzi of Ulic N. Y.. and Romalo Viceli of Saturday. Brooklyn, «iwi four grandchil- Police identified the driver » Service and Quality Since 1910 dren. second car as Ada L. Pfromme HANDS ACROSS THE SEA — Edward Jantzan, right,«nd Kanntth Di Gangi, center, Services will be Wednesday iit of Summit, A passenger in he both of Scout Troop I OS, Keansburg, greet scoutmaster Arnold Starltie, of Roch- 15 SO. BRIDGE AVE. RED BANK 8 a.m. from the Woolley Funer- car, Pauline Parent of 42 Thorns: al Home, Long Branch, with * Ave., Shrewsbury, complained o drtl», Lancashire, England, at the camp laason opens at the Foreitburg, N. Y., Boy Wl riNANCI YOU* PURCHASI - FOR MOM INFORMATION. CALL TODAYI Requiem Mas.s y county physician Dr. C. Mai ; Broadway, Long Branch. The A farmer, he operated Thorne Mr. Corcoran was born here, yesterday. olm B. Gilman, was found in a Rev. John Carty, pastor of the Garden Nursery, here, 20 years. trmhouse on Telgraph Hill Rd. •on of the late Mr. and Mrs. Old First Methodist Church here, In reporting the cause of death, He was a U.S. Army veteran William Corcoran. Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman, coun- State police, Keyport barracks, will officiate. of World War I and was a life dentified her as Mrs. Anna J He was a retired pipe fitter ty physician, disclosed that Mr. Mr. Walker died Saturday In member of the local Veterans Stipic, about 61, of 251 Atlantic for the Central Railroad of New McKsy had been under treat- Service his home at 5 Lloyd Ave. lie of Foreign Wars Poet. ;t., Keyport. They said she was Jersey, and for many years was ment for hepatitis and heart di- Surviving are his wife Mrs. was a mill superintendent and sease. :nown also as Mrs. Anna J. • correspondent for The Daily machinist at X. S. Smith Inc., Elizabeth KlUman Thorne; two ,add. Delicatessen Register, providing Fairview Eatontown. At his side as he died was sons, Floyd A. Thorne and Glen- Dr. Gilman said the woman, news. the oommitteeman's 13-year-old Born in Gloversville, N.Y., the wood Thorne. Jr., both of this lead about a week, had con Departments Mr. Corcoran was a Navy vet- son of the latfc Mr. and Mrs.son Skipper (James J. McKay, place; four daughters, Mrs. Eliz- iumed a combination of drugs abeth Rutherford of Highlands, eran of World War I, and a George F.. Walker, he had re-III,) who had been watching the md alcohol. NOW AT communicant of St. James Cath- sided here for the past 14 years. game. Mrs. Estella Nuckle of New Trooper George Kroll handled olic Church, Red Bank. He was a member of the Old Mrs. Joan M. Weyman McKay Shrewsbury, Mrs. Madeline Slo- the investigation. He said ASBURY PARK Surviving are hi* wife, Mrs. First Methodist Church. was in Cranford with the couple's cum of South Amboy, and Mrs.neighbor of the woman called daughter, Pamela 8, and son Evelyn Crooks of Bradford, fa.; CLIFFWOOD Lilian Mott Corcoran, and a He is survived by his widow, t 4:40 p.m. Saturday to report brother, John Corcoran of New George, 6, when notified of her two brothers, Floyd Thorne of hat she had not been seen for Mrs. Lena D. Walker two sons, South River and Henry Thorne York City. husband's death everal days. DEAL Albert F., here, and James C, Members of Holy Family Cath- of West Long Branch; one sis- A Requiem Mass was offered He suggested that police search LITTLE SILVER Long Branch a daughter, Mrs. olic Church, Union Beach, the ter, Mrs. Emma Walling of this (his morning in St. James Carolyn M. Hagne, Middletown :he farmhouse which she had family has resided at 58 Fulton plaoe, and 20 grandchildren. LONG BRANCH Church. Burial was in Mt. Olivet Township a brother Edmund, James I. McKay, Jr. recently sold, reluctantly. Irving H. Peak, Jr. PI., Hazlet, eight years. Cemetery, Middletown, under Gloversville, N.Y., and four Services will be conducted to- She left a will which had been PORT MONMOUTH Up*e* Winner Skipper until friends and neigh direction of the John E. Day grandchildren. morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock >repared by Red Bank attorney bors came to comfort the boy RARITAN TOWNSHIP Funeral Home, Red Bank. Mr. McKay won an upset vic- In John J. Pfleger Funeral Home form Givens, a note and funds Peak, EAI tory last November In gaining while he waited for hU mother with Rev. Webb Leonard, pastor or her funeral. SHREWSBURY MRS. JOSEPH SIGNOREI.I4 seat on the governing body. Mr. McKay was a bond of Old First Church, officiating. Her body was ordered removed JOHN W. MORRIS LONG BRANCH - A Requiem He topped trie closest Democrat manager with The Commercia Burial will be in Shoreland Me- o Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport, FREEHOLD - John W. Mor-F/YPPlltl VP Mass was offered this morning by 52 votes after losing by 44Union Insurance Group, Orange. morial Gardens, Keyport. i await funeral arrangements ris, U, of 31 Parker St., a re- SUPER for Mrs. Catherine Signorelli, votes in a 1961 contest. Was Firefighter Police said the woman has no tired fanner, died yesterday in widow of Joseph Signorelli, at With Democrats holding a of his life. He was the son ofknown relatives in this country Monmouth Medical Center, Long) 3t Holy Trinity Church. Burial fol- He was a member of the North ; - Irvln8 .«. Peak, three-man majority on the com- James J. McKay, Sr., and MrsHer will leaves her estate to MARKETS Branch, after a long illness, . lowed in Woodbine Cemetery, CentervIIle Fire Company and of Buena Vlsta mittee, the appointment of a as such, was participating in theHelen B. KranU McKay of Spring datives in Yugoslavia. He was bobormn In Charlotte CourtCourt ^J£ «•• " Oceanport. Lake. , House, Va., son of the late Wood- dled Fnday '" Monmouth Medi Democrat to fill his seat ts seen game yesterday. Mrs. Signorelli, 86, of 561 Sum- likely. He is survived aW6 by two son and Louella Morris, and had ai Center, Long Branch, of He was a member and trustee mer St. died Friday at Mon- The appointee must seek re- brothers, J. Kenneth McKay of resided here 64 years. He wasicute leukemia. of the Crantord Elks Club tnd mouth Medical Center. She waselection in November, however, Pittsburgh, Pa., and Raymond P. a member of the Second Baptist Mr. Peak was director of ex- was a past exalted ruler of the born in Italy, daughter of thane d Republicans will be faced McKay of Nashville, Tenn., and Church, here, and was a deacon rnal corporate development at Elks. He was president of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loia- with winning two seats, instead of one sister, Mrs. Muriel P. Mc- of the church many years. Electronic Associates, West Long Surety Unverwriters Association cono and had resided here for one, in order to gain control for Carthy of Metuchin. ' His wife was the late Mrs. Branch. of New Jersey. 41 years. She was a communicant 1967. A Requiem High Mass tenta- Oneada Morris. Surviving are a Funeral services were held this of Holy Trinity Church. Democratic Mayor Marvin He was a U.S. Navy veteran tively is scheduled to be cele- ton, Maj. James H. Morris (ret.) Broad Strwr and OutM Ann Drivt, Shrewsbury—747-5111 morning in the First Presbyter- Olimky said yesterday: of World War II. brated Wednesday morning at 9 of New Shrewsbury; three daugh- She is survived by her son, ran Church, Red Bank, with Rev. "I couldn't believe it. I was As a committeeman, Mr. Moo'clock in Holy Family Catholic Opm Svudap • A.M. » 5 P.M. • W.i ami M. Erratse* ters, Mrs. Mildred Mancle of Anthony, of West Long Branch Mbert T. Woodward, associate with Jim earlier in the afternoon Kay was chairman of the library Church with Rev. Joseph G. Fox, OP1M MONDAY THRU FRIDAY EVENINftS TILL f :0v\ New Shrewsbury, Mrs. Catherine daughter, Mrs. Concetta Bilot- pastor, officiating. Burial was in at the firehouse. An hour later committee and of the Board o pastor, officiating. Burial, under Hampton of Freehold Township ta, at home seven grandchildren, Fair View Cemetery, Middletown, he was dead." Education liaison committee. direction of Mehlenbeck Funeral SCOnS LAWN PRODUCTS SPREAD FREE! and Miss Anna Morris at home; and 12 great grandchildren. under direction of the Worden Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he wasHome, will be in St. Joseph's The Damtano Funeral Home Mayor Olinsky went directly to Mlilmm psrclMM $40—Meaty-lack Own»t»» a brother, Russell Morris of Cam- Funeral Home, Red Bank. the McKay home and sat with a resident of Roselle Park most Cemetery, Keyport. den; 11 grandchildren, and 12Mr. Peak was born In Brook- was in charge of arrangements. great-grandchildren. yn, N.Y. the son of Irving H. EUGENE STOYE The funeral will be Wednesday ind Eleanor Pfelffer Peak, now at 2 p.m. in the Second Baptist if Round Top, N.Y. He had re- SHREWSBURY - Eugene Stoye, 44, of 122 East End Ave., Church with Rev. T. M. Jones iided here for the past five years. You Can Count on I* . . . Quality (Osts ><> More at Scar-; died last night in Riverview Hos- officiating. Burial, under the di- Mr. Peak was a graduate of pital, Red Bank, after a short rection of the Freeman Funeral the Univenlty of Pennsylvania illness. Home, will be in Maplewood and received a master of arts Cemetery, Freehold Township. Mr. Stoye was born in Red legree from New York Univers- Bank, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Stoye. LEON J. BARKHORN He «erved In the European He was employed as a post- SPRING LAKE - Leon J. Theatre during World War II andman at the Red Bank Post Of- Baxkhorn, Sr, 76, of 111 St. Clairwas awarded the Silver Star, fice for the past IS years. ATJe,, died in his home Wednes- Bronze Star and Purple Heart He was a member of St. James Sears day. with oak leaf cluster. Catholic Church, Red Bank. He was a trustee of the First Sorn m Newark, he was Surviving are his wife, Mrs. resbyterian Church, Red Bank, fmfpier PJainfieid resident, re- Agnes A. Costigan Stoye; a son, where he also taught Sunday cently moving to his summer Eugene Stoy, and a daughter, school. home here. He was president >liss Margaret Stoye, both at of Stralght-iRichards, Inc., New- Mr. Peak was a member of home; a brother, Albert Stoye ark manufacturer of gas logs ieveral engineering societies and of this place, and two sisters, He was a 1912 graduate of if Toastmaster's, Inc. Mrs. Stephen Olnas of Rome, Princeton University and was Surviving in addition to his par- N.Y. and Mrs. Charles M. Erlck- member of ths Dial Lodge, a ents are his wife, Mrs. Barbara sen of Pompano, Fla. Princeton fraternity unit. He wasWelsh Peak; a son, Gary Stuart The William S. Anderson Fu- a /nember of the Baltusrol Golf Peak and two daughter!, Mas neral Home, Red Bank, is Club, Springfield, and a mem-Laurie Marion Peak and Miss charge of arrangements, ber of the Spring Lake Bathing Carolyn Jamleson Peak, all at and Tennis Club. He was also home, and a sister, Mrs. Sally MRS. CATHERINE PHILLIPS member of St. Catharine's Cath- Pitt of Redwood City, Calif. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - olic Church here. Mrs. Catherine Ann Phillips, 94, Surviving are a son, Leon MATTHEW J. CONNOR of 74 Wesley Ave., died Friday J. Barkhorn, Jr., of Short Hills RED BANK - Matthew J. at home after a lengthy Illness. two daughters, Mrs. Edith Crow Connor, 75, of 66 Newman Springs Born in County SUgo, Ireland, ley of New. Shrewsbury and Mrs. Rd., died Saturday at his home. the daughter of the late Thomas Rith Coe of Fort Lauderdtle, Mr. Connor was born in and Catherine Gallagher O'Con- Fla., and eight grandchildren. Shrewsbury, son of the late Rich- nor, Mrs. Phillips was the widow A Requiem Mass was offered ard and Mary Harvey Connor. of John Henry Phillips, who died In St. Catharine'* Church Satur- He was a retired chauffeur. in 1943. She had lived here many day. Mr. Connor was a World War yean. I veteran. He was a member of Mrs. Phillips, a communicant DEATQ none* of St. Agnes Catholic Church, Sears PEAK, Trvtni H. on July 8, of IISt. James Catholic Church. Buena Vlata Ave., Rumaon. Beloved here, leaves a son, Francis, of tmsbaM of Barbara W. Peak. Deal Several nieces and nephews latner of Laurla Marlon P«ak, carol) survive. Sunny.ide, Long Island, N.Y.; a Jamleion Peat and OalT Stuart Fea Service! Monday 11 a.m. at Fin A Requiem Mass will be ofdaughter- , Mrs. Catherine Brow- Praibyteriin Church, B«4 Ban*. Prl er of Red Bank; nine grandchil- Well-Water rat» IMermtnt. in lliu of limit fered tomorrow at 9 a.m. in pleaaa make contribution! to rnamort St. Janes Church. Burial will be dren, and 27 great-granchlklren. fund of tt« church Sunday SCHOOL in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Middle- The funeral was today at 8:30 town, under direction of the Wil- a.m. from the Worden Funeral Outfits liam S. Anderson Funeral Home. Home, Red Bank, followed by a High Requiem Mass in St. James FREDERICK A. WICKDAHL Catholic Church, Red Bank, at 9 LINCROFT - Frederick A. a.m. Burial was in Mount Oli- Wickdahl, 75, of 6 Clover Ave., vet Cemetery, Middletown. Installation Lincroft, died Saturday at home Extra after a short illness. JOSEPH W. FRANKEN 99 He was a retired chief engi- MATAWAN—Joseph W. Frank- Includes pump, drive point, drive neer in the Merchant Marine en, 63, whose body was found Fri- pipe, plastic pipe, coupling!, with 40 years service. day In the kitchen of his home, drive cap, and hose outlets •Mr. Wickdah! was born In Port- ^ Crown PI., died three weeks to land, Ore., and had moved here kjffinth ago of natural causes, • 1/3-HP pump with jet give* you eight years ago. He was the sonsaid Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman, of the late Albert and Hilda Ha- county physician. steady shallow-well efficiency lene Wickdahl. Police entered the home when with city-main* dependability He was a member of the Ma-a mail carrier reported Mr. • Smooth-operating, Sears full sonic Salaam Temple, Newark. Franken's mall was accumulat- He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. ing. power performance with only Anna May Peterson Wickdah!, Born In Germany, he was the one moving part and a sister, Eve Pearson, of widower of Mrs. May Ryan Fran- When You Need It, Portland, Ore. ken. Buy everything! Pump complete Will It fie There? Services will be tomorrow at He was a retired electrician. with air volume control, pressure 10 a.m, in the Worden Funeral Surviving is his sister, Mrs. switch and check valve A Sevingi Accwnl el Morlnt Vllw Home, Red Bank, with Rev. Kacthe Krawlnkel of West Ger- dm you Mcurlty . . . rh« moiwy'i many. Dtinklng water should hv testtd IMra for ilmtl ol •mtrg«ncy, and Isaac C. Rottenberg, pastor of the it worki for you, torni dlvldtfllll. Reformed Church, New Shrews- A Requiem High Mass was by health authorltlca Ofn ywr Snlngi Account w«h irt . II poyji bury, officiating. Burial will be celebrated in St. Joseph's Catho- In Grove Church Cemetery, North lic Church. Burial, under direc- Tools Available Annual Bergen. tion of the Day Funeral Home, Dlvld.nd Keyport, was in St. Joseph1! Or Installation Arranged DAVID L. BARRETT Cemetery, Keyport. MORRIS TOWNSHIP - David NO MONEY L. Barrett, 61, of Blackberry La., CHARLES F, DRYER by KM 10th. died Thursday in his home. He KEANSBURG - Charles F. DOWN from lit. Bryer, 51, of 32 Woodside Ave, was the brother of Alfred Bar- I)rin Point 1X1*4 Coupling on Sears Modernizing Credit Plan rett of Little Silver. died Saturday In Riverview Hos- ""•h How You Can Take Up to 5 Marine View Mr. Barrett was executive man- pital, Red Bank, after a short ager for fuel sales for Humble illness. Pre-Fab Aluminum Pump House Years to Pay SAVINGS & LOAN 011 Co., New York. Born in New York City, he was in Durable, Auto-Type Highway 35, MMdltttwi Also surviving are his wife, employed as a transportation Mrs. Ruth K. Barrett, and twoclerk In the Post Office Depart- 671.2400 ment there. Free daughters, Misses Patricia Ann Hwy. U, AHmtlt Highland Barrett of New York and Bar- He was a member of the Hud- Scars Price 291-0100 bara Jean Barrett at home. Bon River, Branch T-15, United 95 • Estimate Uacraft Shopping C«*t*r Services were today in the First Federation of Postal Clerks. • Consultation 8424400 'Presbyterian Church, New Ver- Surviving are his wife, Lena Handsome, colonial styling. Protects non. Gribben Dryer two sons, Charles your IMSW pomp from rain. Be mm to • Instruction Manual F. Bryer and James Bryer, both buy the pomp house to complete your of here; two grandchildren three • Water Conierratka sisters, Mrs. Albert Hubcr, water pump eyitem. Guide helpi plan Bloomficld, Mrs. Eleanor Taylor use of water MONMOUTH MEATS of Lakeland, Fla., and Mrs. Mar- during ihortajget! gie Amundsen of Cartorct, an PHONE SEARS Toa»y for Your Complete Well Outfit 110 MM. St. 13 Main If. •ranch Av«. two brothers, KnJloy Dryer of U4 load Kafontow* Uttl. Silvir You May Have ^Plentiful Underground Water Source in Your Own Back Yard! Railway, and George Kolby of 741-8292 542-0743 741-5350 Port Reading. Services will lie held tomorrow 1500 HIGHWAY 35 Phone FREEZER SPECIAL! at I p TII. Jn the Joliti J, Ryan SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE V.S. CHOICE HIND QUARTER OF KEF Home lor Funerals, with Rev Newton Greiner of the Keinsburg gatlatacUoa QuarantMd or Tour Mon«y Back MIDDLETOWN 671-3800 AVG. W1. HO US. Methodist Church officiating. Car, WfcffMtf, Marked for tnwur.. 69V Burial will be in Creat Haven •XUt,)M>UUCK«MD CO. Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 'til 9:30 Clifton. ti h We being of your fellow man. I can- THE DAILY REGISTER Monday, July 11, 1W6-& more tfctn aapnr to.help sufficiently thank you tor Safe Driving Progranimake Moamouta and Ocean Coun- voluntarily undertaking such t ties «aler places to live and necessary educational program." Successful work." And D. Louis Tonti, Highway Wins Wide Backing In addition to signing the pledge uthority executive director, told and asking ell employees to ASBURY PARK — A rousing lichael A. Slovak, Steinbach vice phone Co., Newark, and M. B. sign the safe driving pledge, ex- "well done" has been the re- esident and general manager: Investing McDavltt, vice president of Bell ecutives will co-operate by pub- action of many of the Shore's Telephone Laboratories, Holmdel licizing the program rn-plan' "If ever a program was leading industrialists and busi- noted that Bell maintains a con- through pasters and articles in Irenched in the public Interest, By Roger E. Spear nessmen to the safe driving sum- tinuing interest in sale driving company publications. his is it. The community can- mer program initiated by Stein- and welcomes any effort to mm iot help but respond favorably Q) "I tm single, in my early A) You are a very fortunate bach Company in co-operation ulate interest in this area. In addition to business leaders the leadership you and your forties, and my concern is my man. Armour 4%i at present sell with local Ford dealers. Mr. McDavitt said it w»s "un- the chiefs of the New Jersey rm will give to this most urnpike Authority and of the livelihood after age 63. At that well below their conversion val- "This is an excellent communi- usual in my experience" to have 'orthwhiie cause. I pledge all Mew Jersey" Highway Authority Milady livtt at th« jftort, to she w*in shorts, time I would receive about $125 ue, but I would hold them. They ty service. We endorse it, and a private firm "emphasire sale e assistance that we can give that runs the Garden State Park- to ht money for growth. 1 thought Those both sell about at the con safe driving pledge on behalf of of Buck Engineering, Wall Town Shore summer resident, I con- about Sears, Roebuck and am version value and I would hoW their firms. ship, said that when he heard ol gratulate the Steinbach Com BLANKET considering selling Revlon at a pany on your interest in the well them. They will move with thf "We are delighted to Join in a the program, "I thought Stein flight kai. What would you ad- common, which I believe bach's was motivated by unusua vise?" R. A. program that can mean so much headed higher. On any sharp for the safety and happiness of concern for the public. I fell A) I should first like to com- rally, I would take profits on i this was such a good Idea, CLEANING SALE all of us at the shore. Accidents mend you on your foresighted- least half of these two issues. take a frightful toll. We con wrote I'd co-operate." ness. I like all the stock you gratulate Steinbach's. And we Commented Lloyd F. Christian ONLY own but I do not feel you have urge all local businesses to get son, president of Electronic As DURING 29 a sufficient reserve in savings Sewer lines behind their safe driving sum- sociates, Inc., West Long Branch to Meet future contingencies. mer program," said Robert B. "As the largest industrial em- JULY ReVldn Is an excellent stock Barlow, president of Central Jer- ployer in Monmouth County, EAI 1 which has shown good growth, Installation sey Bank & Trust Co., Free- has a vital interest in the aims SAVI 6ic — REfr. MS but from « price standpoint has hold. of this program. Our associates To stimulate intaratt in our quality work, really go* nowhere for the past Authorized "We think it's great," slid W. are ts much »a integral part of w» occasionally offer our finest profes- V/i years. I would sell this stock EAI as of the communities where sional blanket cleaning at reduced pricei. OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Th Daniel Williams, president of the tolely to bulM up your cash re- New Jersey Natural Gas Co., they live. We have experienced Blankets will come back completely cl*an, aerves. Township Sewerage Authority ap first-hand the tragedy that ac- proved an application Friday bj Asbury Park. "We have Joined luxuriant and tilken toft. Sears, Roebuck has been de- and endorsed the Steinbach safe Construction Associates Inc., El OLD-FASHIONED FffiE Send youn now ... it* and save th* pressed in price like so many beron, for the Installation of man driving program and are urging difference. our employees to take this op- LOUISVILLE (AP) - An old blue chips In a rather specula holes and sewer lines in its de- This offer it limited ... to Refresh thot* tive market. I think you might portunity to take inventory of fashioned method solved th< velopment under construction i problem for the Louisville Fi« blankets NOW1 do very well with your $500 in Heath and Smith Sts., north their driving habits. Department during a blaze at ar this issue. Whalepond Rd. Gives Advice apartment. Woolen Mill Method Uied. Carded To Like-New Mufflims. Q) "I have held the following Robert Rogove, operator of th "In recent yean, the state has The department brought alonj convertible debentures for some Wanamassa treatment plant, re- been very successful with its such modem equipment as fog, Binding' Ironed. Returned To You Staled In "See-Thru" Pintle." years. Should I continue to hold ported that state Inspectors foun campaign for careful driving dur dry powder, foam and carboi or convert them into common the operations satisfactory dur- ing the Christmas season. We are dioxide. DOWNTOWN stock? They are: Armour ^4 ing three inspections last month now telling our employees to But when firemen entered thi Fan American 4%s; and Pan Charles Cupper, authority en drive all year like they do dur- building, they found the blaz< RED BANK American 4'A*." D. G. ing the holiday period," Mr. Wil UNION-IMPERIAL LAUNDRY gineer, reported on the progres was caused by an overheated ot installation and inspection Hams added. coffeepot. 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ib. The Register's Opinion Jim Bishop: Reporter Suspicions & Boating , Th» family boat Is a joy. It can also be a terror. In the Castro Still in Control United States, there are more than 12,000,000 small boat «wn- Recent repots of a Fidel Castro in of the masses. The best hope that this •n. Most of them are spending happy weekends at sea, on eclipse, if not in an institution in will occur comes not in reports of rivers and sounds, and in lakes. A small percentage will one of the Iron Curtain countries, seem what has happened to Castro but in the presence of tragedy only when it is standing on the reports of what is happening to Cuba's deck. to have been so much wishful think- I do not know whether our experiences in ing. An American interviewer reports economy. boating will help, but every member of the that he is alive and kicking much as Those reports Indicate that the family is safety conscious and speed conscious. usual in Havana. needs of the people are not being met We have a 1960 Richardson cabin cruiser. It is adequately and that Cuba has become 35 feet long, has teak deck, a flying bridge, An American is tempted to say, two Marine Gray 220 horsepower engines, and the virtual economic captive of the a lot of equipment including loran and two "that's too bad!" But such a reaction Soviet Union. Having broken with Red depth finders, plus radio direction finders, presupposes that the Communist China and fallen out with Yugoslavia, gasoline sniffers, two bilge pumps, and so revolution in Cuba would expire if Cuba is left with only one staunch ally forth. its leader were removed from the •KHOP A boat is a world of its own once it leaves in the Communist world. That is the the dock. Whatever requirements man has scene. That may well be a false as- Soviet Union, which keeps Cuba going must be aboard. This applies to water, fuel, sandwlclies and sumption. We may be sure that many at a cost of about $1 million a day. medicines and Band-Aids. Outboards do not need ail the equip- other Communists in Cuba would be ment of inboards, but the basics of safety remain the same. If Cuba can be quarantined suc- When our family boards Away We Go IV, we have a check happy to take up where Castro leaves cessfully in the Western hemisphere, off. It is not a one-man revolution; list. Gayle, 22, has outgrown the position of first mate, so the the time may come soon when the job has been inherited by Karen, 13. The first tiling she does What is on trial in Cuba is not so Cuban people will revolt against their is turn on the gasoline sniffer. It it lights green, there are nn dangerous fumes in the hull. If it lights red, no one touches much a man as a system. Communism Soviet overlords regardless of what, in a switch until we find out whether there is a fuel leak, or the in Cuba will be overthrown when it the meantime, may have happened to sniffer is overly sensitive. fails to meet the needs and aspirations the bearded nut who is still in cotrol. The next step is to turn on the bilge blower. This sweeps stray fumes out the back of the boat. A hatch is opened to Insure that water has not leaked into the hull. Forward and aft Unifying Aid for Refugees pumps are turned on to make sure they are available. With the numbers and problems around the globe. Today there are • • • of the world's homeless people becom- close to eight million refugees scat- THE SHIP-TO£HORE PHONE is turned on for the same ing steadily greater, it is well that tered among nearly 50 countries—ref- purpose. Sink faucet is tested, also lavatory head. Barometer on the main deck is tapped to see if a rapid rise or fall is the Joiinson administration is moving ugees from China from North Korea, noted. The proper Coast Guard chart is taken out of drawer finally to Unify the government's han- from East Pakistan and Tibet, from' and placed on captain's seat on the flying bridge. dling of international refugee matters. Palestine,,from North Viet Nam, from Nine-band Zenith radio is also placed on bridge, for the Cuba and from 35 of Africa's 50 na- dual purpose of having music, in addition to listening to ship Prodded by plans for hearings this traffic and marine weather reports. At this point, the first mate tions. The combined efforts of private month by a Senate Subcommittee on turns off all services and tests. Mother and Kathleen, 11, groups, of individual governments and Refugees, the State Department has take over the galley for coffee, meats and cheese and hard- of the United Nations Commissioner boiled eggs in refrigerator, and also securing all lose objects named a three-man study group to for Refugees still fall far short of against the pitch of the sea. make recommendations for co-ordinat- enabling people without countries to Captain then checks amount of fuel, spare oil 'and tools. His ing or centralizing the government's Majesty (me) gets on flying bridge, dons Danish black peaked find homes, the means of livelihood refugee assistance efforts, which are Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth hat, and starts engines. He tests one at a time, running them and the chance for a fuller life. up and observing heat indicators and ammeters charging bat- now scattered among half a dozen The reappraisal of U.S. policy teries. offices. Refugee aid is not only weak- should result in better handling of the Second mate Kathy breaks out orange life preservers from ened by the diffusion of government locker and sets them on open Etern deck. Captain studies 10- government's present attempts to help Tailored Pay Packages efforts but also by the multiplicity of man Coast Guard raft onforepeak, and checks to see that refugees. But the administration will It you're in your late 20's, at the start countant's position in an industrial corpora- compass, water, and oars are in proper order. Should the boat unco-ordinated programs carried out have to be receptive to the idea of of your career, married with young children tion which pays him $8,000. Married and sink, the raft rises out of chocks automatically. by scores of private religious, chari- and a load of debts, what you need from with three children, he finds it hard to keep giving greater responsibility in this His Imperious Impossibility then orders "Cast off — stern table and welfare organizations, some your employer is all the current cash income up with his mounting family obligations line first" and the first mate scrambles. The state of wind and area to a single administrator, a move despite several raises. Though his life insur- 50 of them in the U.S. alone. and protection against death or disability tide are noted, the attitude of sky is studied, and last, bow that In effect would mean a reversal you can get. ance program is. barely adequate, he com- line goes off. Away We Go is backed off from dockside with on* plains of being "insurance poor." His re- The proliferation of refugee agen- of an earlier plan to abolish the State But if you're In your long blast of horns, which alerts all the neighbors. late 50's, around the peak quirements at this stage are easily defined. * * * cies is an indirect sign of the growing Department's Bureau of Security and , of your taxable earnings He needs all the cash Income he can THEN SLOW AHEAD, and the boat comes Into Its own. It Consular Affairs with its Office of and free of many of your get plus protection tor his family, Thus, , and tragic dilemma of people displaced follows the right side of channels toward the sea, its natural family burdens, what you salary compensation, medical coverage, life ~ by social and military upheavals Refugee Affairs. home. Outside the breakwater, speed is dictated by the con- need as assurance of a life- insurance and disability income protection ditions of wind and wave. If the breeze is light and the "sea. Is time retirement income for are key elements in his pay package, "with a minimum of employee contribution flat, the Grays are turned up to 3,100 revolutions (never race you and your wife. 'Bushed and Broke' requirements." engines beyond 80 per cent of their capacity), and the hull "Companies paying the comes up on top and the speedometer • indicates 15 knots as As he resigned as head of the caliber cannot be retained in federal highest cash salaries are * * * the bow tosses blue water aside and fashions a long white Agency for International Development service on a career basis. Nonetheless, PORTER no' necessar"y the ones do- CONSIDER DONALDSON 15 years later, bridal train. ing the best compensation which dispenses U.S. foreign aid, he deserves credit for the time he in his mid-40's, holding a higher job paying If the sea is short and choppy, speed is governed accord- job today," says George Foote of the man- David £. Bell described himself as has put in so well. The demands of $13,000. Now one son is in college, another ingly. A chop can jar teeth and feet, and no hull can take agement consultant firm of McKinsey and is a year away, his teenage daughter is hav- heavy slaps from water. The throttles come down to J,000 "bushed and broke." Perhaps that's Washington's top positions become so Co., Inc. "Bather, they are the companies ing expensive orthodontal work, his debts r.p.m.'s — eight knots — and the hull sets deep in the sea and why he's accepted a position as vice heavy that few men can fill them which have done an intelligent job of tailor- and tax obligations are higher and his auto plays a rhythmic game with the waves. ing their compensation programs to meet the president of the Ford Foundation, over extended periods. i insurance bill is painful. He still needs, all Every half hour at sea, the captain scans the horizon 360 where he. is unlikely to be either varying needs of employee* at different the cash he can get. By all accounts, President Johnson stages of their careers." degrees, checks fuel and heat, and asks the first mate to turn bushed or broke. But be needs to be able to count on the on the gasoline sniffer, check fall of barometer, etc. All fire has named a worthy Miccessor to Mr. * * * cash regularly. Thus, bonus dollars in lieu In a long list of American aid extinguishers, including Kidde automatic firs fighters, are Bell in the promotion of the deputy THIS IS AN extraordinarily provocative of salary dollars offer little attractions be- checked once. cause of their uncertainty and while various directors, extending back to the approach to what pay check ii best for you. We are as ready as we're ever going to be. Running through administrator, William S. Gaud. Mr. forms of protection continue important, he Marshall Plan, Mr. Bell has been out- It could be of major bread-and-butter signifi- the list at dockside requires five minutes. None of it will pre- now needs to start building toward a retire- Gaud has earned an enviable reputa- cance to you if it helps your employer realize vent an accident, but all of It makes it more difficult to hive standing and we are sorry to see him ment income in the years he has left at tion in several fields of activity and that a pay package which is good for a one. Our boat is neither the greatest nor the prettiest, but leave federal service. He has been work. is highly respected in the AID estab- senior employee may work a real hardship the has the character of a lady who is doing her best all the tireless and efficient. Blessed with a on a younger employee and vice versa. Now consider Donaldson at 57, earning time. lishment. If he does as well as Mr. $18,000 in 'a job he'll almost certainly keep fine presence, he has represented this A while ago, Foote developed this com- The distress flares have grown old in a locker. The boat until retirement. His expenses have declined, Bell—and there is no reason to be- pensation thesis for men at the top. After has sailed the Jersey coast, Long Island, Block Island, Atlantic country well on the many occasions 1 but bis peak earnings have been cut by reading his study, I asked him if he could City, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Grand Bahama Island, and she that his duties took him into foreign lieve that he won't—then this coun- peak taxes and he still is far from achieving apply it for me to the lower-middle income does it with a sweet restraint that suggests she doesn't trurt try's aid program will continue to be his retirement fund goal. countries. management group where there are so many us anymore than we trust her. more millions of Americans, This he has Social Security will help, but his most It's too bad that men of Mr. Bell's administered properly. In boating, the worst suspicions produoe the best resulti. done for • hypothetical "Philip Donaldson." urgent need now is additional retirement in- In Ht late ZO's, Donaldson bold* an ac- come from his company's program. Robert S. Allen, Paul ScotU Inside Washington Events of Years Ago John Chamberlain: These Days Shrewd Role by Kennedy 25 Years Ago WASHINGTON—Sen. Robert Kennedy is THE "NEW FORCE"-In private talks playing a shrewd role in instigating opposi- with student leaders, Mankiewicz urged them GOP Looks at the Future The musical revue "Gone With the Draft" nude a trig tion to President Johnson's foreign and do- to keep a close eye on Senator Kennedy's The Republican Party hasn't distinguished politics will' become the art of accommodat- hit at Fort Monmouth. The show was staged by member! ti mestic policies. speeches and statements, and make his pro- itself recently either at th-j polls or as a ing to crowds, crowds, crowds. the 1st and 2d Signal Training Battalions. In addition to his own adroitly prepared posals—especially that the U.S. take »e "loyal opposition" in Congress. Nor does it It will be a "school-centered society," and timed critical pro- Initiative on bringing Red China into the The second annual model yacht regatta sponsored by th» seem to be making much effort to dramatize, preoccupied with the problem of educating nouncements and speeches, UN-Ute Ohio River Compact Commission" Is MONDAY, JULY 11, 196« —poverty, discrimination and Injustice." both affluence and security, and It knows using Its authority to compel industries in Echoing a charge made by Senator Ken- «H Braul HI., KM Hawk. K. i. little about the world of the Nineteen Thir- th« Ohio Basin to "return to the river water nedy In talks to students during his African »T III. M, Mlddlrlonn. N. J. ties, which still controls the politics of Lyn- as pure or purer than that withdrawn." With 30 K»il Main Ml., trrrhold. N. J. and Latin American trips, Mankiewicz as- 171 llroulwny. l,on| llram h. N. J. don Johnson's generation. In o few mure reference to the growth of the Negro popula- scrleJ the "U.S. is losing its position of . iraf i>7 Jolm" iiTiim*~mai'ntiirr Our years the younf>, with no memories of the tion, the report observes that "Republicans world leader because of the udiiiiiiislnilion's br Tti. Rnl But H»«I«Ir. ceived an associate in arts de- Edison. High School, is an alumna of were married Saturday in St. Flower girls were six-year-old ast president of the Holmdfl Bridesmaid was Miss Kathleen gree in nursing from Falrleigh that school and of Pennsylvan- The bride, an alumna of Benedict's Catholic Church. Diane Miller, Keyport, niece of .uxiliary of the Bayshore Com- Whitfield, Springfield, Pa. Dickinson University, Ruther- SPEECH ia State University, She also Red Bank Catholic High uinity Hotpital. Mr. Headley was best man ford. She is a registered Their parents are Mr. and the bridegroom, and six-year-old CORRECTION attended Mary Washington Col- School and Georgian Court Col- for his son. Ushers were Rich- nurse on the pediatrics staff at Mrs. Frank Luccarelli, Center- Lou Ann Rossi, Holmdel, niece leg* ot the University of Vir- lege, Lakewood, is a fourth The bridegroom served two KID IANK ard Headley, at home, brother Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. ville Rd., Holmdel, and Mr. andof the bride. ginia. grade teacher in the Ocean •ears in the U. S. Army and is SHICH CINTER of the bridegroom, and Lynn Mr. Gottuk, an instructor of Mrs. Francis Van Pelt, Sr., 219 Francis Van Pelt, Jr., Keyport, Mr. Whitlock, in alumnus ol Township School System. mployed by the Eliiabethtown 747-3563 Marcy, Geneva, Ohio. power mechanics and electri- Second St., Keyport. was best man for his brother. Deerfield Academy and Rut- Natural Gas Company, Menln The bride is an alumna of city at Shore Regional High Mr. White, a teacher in the Rev. Gerald Callahan per- Ushers were Norman Bruce, gers University, his accepted 'ark. He is the immediate past Bucjaiell University, Lewis- School, West Long Branch, is Holmdel School System, is an formed the double ring cere- Joseph Potts and Richard Lew- a position to teach at For- iresident of the Horlton Para- burg, Pa., where she was graduate ot Hammonton alumnus of St. Rose High mony. is, Keyport. Patrick Lastella, hute Club, Hightstown. restdale School, Rumson, in the High School and Trenton State president of Kappa Delta so- School, Belmar, and Monmouth The bride was given in mar-Holmdel, nephew of the bride, fall. During the summer he College, where he is presently rority. College, Wesi Long Branch. riage by her father. She wore a was the page. is sales manager for American enrolled in Its graduate pro- Lt. Headley is an alumnus of He received a master of arts chiffon gown with long pointed A reception followed in Dia- Forsight, .Inc., Philadelphia. gram. OPEN SATURDAYS! Bucknell University and the degree from Rutgers Univer- sleeves. A detachable Watteau mond Jim's, Cheesequake, after He Is the grandson of Mrs. On their return from a wed- ALL SERVICES University of Pt&bi^gh, He sity, New Brunswick, and train was attached at the shoul which the couple left for a cruise Willtrd Palmer Whitlock, Jr., ding trip to Puerto Rico, the was a member ol Upsilon fra- served four years in the U.S ders with encrusted crystals and to Nassau. When they return, at Iht MAIN OFFICE Spring Lake, and the late Mr. couple will reside in the Stony ternity and Beta Gamma Sig- Air Force. pearli, which also accented the they will reside in the Betsy Whitlock, and of Mrs. Flor- Hill Garden Apartments in Ea- let the ma, business honorary, and un- Empire waistline. A shoulder- Ross Apartments, Keyport. iJATONTOWN ence Belknap Weaver, Sea tontown. On their return from a wed- til he entered the Army, was Girt. ding trip to Europe where they length veil was secured by a The bride and bridegroom are NIATIONAL employed at Pratt-Whitney Air- double tiered tiara ot crystals. graduates of Keyport High The couple left for« wedding will visit eight countries, the •BODY- craft Company, East Hartford, White-Ayre* Mrs. Anthony Rossi, Holmdel, School. Mrs. Van Pelt received trip to Switzerland and The couple will reside in Ocean BJANK Conn. He is stationed with the ASBURY PARK - Misi was matron of honor (or her sis-an associate in arts degree in Netherlands. Township. Shrinkers 52d Ordnance Company at Fort Carole Sue Ayres, daughter ol ter. administrative secretarial sci- Rf. 31 m* Wrckett M. Campbell, Ky. The couple Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Bridal attendants were Miss ence from Rider College, Tren- •ATONTOWN put you in will live in nearby New Provi Silveslre-Lepre "Ayre£, 411 Bendermere Ave., ) - Tourists in sister of the bride; Mrs. degree in elementary education St. Auguatfne, Fla. Mary Lepre, daughter of Mr. day to Howard Dane White at Vienna still hungry after their Dominick Luccarelli, Holmdel, from Monmouth College. She is PHONE 542-4400 swim and Mrs. Leon Lepre, Everett a Nuptial Mass here in the aisUr-ln-law of the bride, and a member of the faculty of the 1 morning breakfast can walk in- Whitlock-Krouie Rd., Holmdel, became ? the Church of the Holy Spirit with to any restaurant displaying the pastor, Rev. Francis L. RUMSON — The marriafe of bride of John Gomes SUvettre, red-white " V In the window and suit Nolan, as celebrant. A Papal Miss Barbara Jane Krouee, to son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sil- order a Gabelfruhituck (second Ble*»ing was bestowed on the Willard Palmer WMttock, 4th, veatre, 231 Union Ave., Long breakfast). \ shape took place Saturday here in Branch. couple. the First Presbyterian Church, Rev. Jainei T. Connell, pas- Mr. White ii the son of Mr. The Gabelfruhstuck, which ac- tor, officiated at the double and Mrs. Howard White, 1133 tually means a breakfast eaten SUMMER and with Rev, Harvey C. Doule of. ficiating at the double ring ring ceremony Saturday here Corlles Ave., Neptune. with a fork, will consist of many ceremony. in St. Gabriel's Catholic Immediately after the cere- types of different meats, most o( The bride is the daughter of Church, after which a recep- mony, a reception was held In them on the . spicy lide, or save 10% Mr. and Mra. Marion Krouse, tion was held in the Bel-Air the Barclay Hotel, Belmar. goulash. WITH THIS AD! Clover La. Parents of the Manor, Perth Amboy. NEW REDUCED bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Lepre gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a long SUMMER RATES Willard Palmer' Whitlock, 3d, 118 Woodland1 Dr., Fair Haven. gown of lace fashioned with a EFFECTIVE NOW Immediately after the cere- chapel train. SERVING THE NEEDS OF THE TRAVELING THRU JULY JO, 1M6 mony a reception was held in Miss Antoinette Lepre, at home, was maid of honor for PUBLIC OF MONMOUTH & OCEAN COUNTIES CALL TODAY FOR Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. Church organist was John H. her sister. Three other sisters, INFORMATION Watson, 3d. the Misses Ann, Virginia and Artery P«fc Trevel Service O'Pniall Irani Aajeaty Mr. Krouse gave his daugh- Josephine Lepre, also at home, 775-0050 741-50M served as bridesmaids with ter in marriage. She wore a Carell Trawl Miss Patricia Gaetta, Belleville. gown of candlelight white silk' 741-6500 Btf-5300 faced peau de soie trimmed Flower girl was Lisa D. Lepre, Holmdel, niece of the bride. Lav/low Travel , Aawfkaa Travtl Aqsucy Ring bearer was Lenny Valen- 842-222 775-8100 JACK BEARDSLEY te, Lakewood, nephew of the SEWING MACHINE BY SINGER 111 In' N«wmon • PIANO TECHNICIAN • bride. Sprlim «»<>« Manuel Silvestre, at hom«, (Not f» »»F) Expert Tuning and lUpaln was best man for his brother. 747-MM FREE ESTIMATES Ushers were Fred and Mauro 544.2645 Silvestre. at home, also broth- ers of the bridegroom, and the two brothers of the bride, Bar- LIQUIDATORS ney and Nicholas Lepre, at home. 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY The bride is a graduate of KNIT ONE-PURL TWO Red Bank High School. The bridegroom was educated in FABULOUS BARGAINS If ent way to make custom drapat but, avan atida Portugal where he served in from th§ time involved, we wouldn't recommend it. the Army. He is a tailor em- ployed at Le Sport, Asbury W. would recommend that you PHONE 747-4422 Park. 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JULY 11, 19M Hance Is Victor Grant Regatta Leaders On Consistency Win to Broege RED BANK — Consistency paid races, and might have been clos- PERTH AMBOY - Bob Neptune, overcame clubmate for host Monmouth Boat Club's er had he not been forced to Broege won both Jet 14 races Rich Eittreim to annex the Red Borden "Brub" Hance of Fair withdraw from the third race of yesterday to become the first two- Grant Trophy, annually present- Lose 2d Haven over the weekend as he the series. time winner of the Red Grant Re- ed to the winner of the largest j Raaalta and a walk against Howell. won the 10th annual New Jer- Fifteen boats competed in the gatta Trophy in the 20th annual class in the [amed sailing event. FknU} S, Hawaii ] •ar dafaated B.S. Tire by The Reds also downed Fort sey State Wood Pussy Class sail- series. Three races were held sailing event which concluded Third in Saturday's opening KB. Kfds daftatcd Mlddletown by Hamilton, N.Y., 9-S. yesterday ing championship on the Nave- Saturday in light breezes and yesterday on Raritan Bay. race in the three-race series, Satarday's Results in an exhibition game as Dave iink River. the final two were contested yes- Broege, a 22-year-old skipper Broege was an easy winner in Haaasaaaa «, Holy Tamil) > a K.B. Reds 1, Htwrll 1 Dove hit three-run homer in In winning, Hance regained his in 15-20 knot winds. fiom Sliaik Rivet Yacht Club, yesterday's races, topping a 15- Bermar defeated Mlddleloiva by forfeit the eighth to win it. Stevenson Hate title after a two-year reign boat fleet with V/i points to cap- rrtdiy'. Resalt Manasaaaa 4. Btlmar 1 also had a four-bagger in the by Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht ture the premier award in an STANDINGS event that drew 97. W L I'd. sixth. Club's Stim Brown, who did not defend his title this year. Moll FasnIU I' I -Ml Sam Martuscelli connected for THREE ON A BAG—Cincinnati shortstop Leo Cardenas Five other class title,? were H. B. Hr» II three-run homer in the sixth to Hance won just one of the five Club Sailing won by local club members. Guy KMmar .467 races, but did not finish worse Haltom and Talbott Ingram of Hswrll ^ive Belmar a brief 3-2 lead reaches for the ball booted by teammate Pete Rose as than third to compile 11 points Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht It. B Ml t .Ml over R. B. Tire. The Tiremen RUMSON SHREWSBURY •MUUMfcrm Giants' Lan Gabrielion slides safely into second in and edge out fellow MBC mem- Club led the Blue Jay and Comet . 1 answered back with three in the RUMSON — Chris Tompkins OCEANPORT - Henri Aymon- ber Jack Allen of Red Bank who fleets, respectively; Monmouth bottom of th« sixth and seventh yesterday's game. (AP Wirephoto) won both races for Turnabouts ier, Sr., won all four Blue Jay Joe Smith sparked a five-run innings and four in the eighth. finished second with 12 points. Boat Club's Bob Held paced to be the only double winner at races to take the spotlight at Outburst in the first inning Satur- Hance had a pair of second and Lightning sailors, Nina Vuyosfi- the Rumson Yacht Club. the Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht day with t three-run homer as a pair of thirds to go along vich, Blue Water Sailing Club, The other winners were Bill Club. Manasquan defeated Holy Fami with his one victory. Allen won Monmouth Beach, topped the En- Dave Kingston and Jon Stives ly, 6-3, for the latter's second two races, but had one second Haebler and Neils Johnsen, Ar- sign fleet and Dave Clapp, a Long rows; Ingrid Johnson and Louise each won two Comet race* and loss of the season in the Jer- nd two fourths. Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club sey Shore Baseball League. San Francisco's Potter, Blue Jays, and Bassett Susan Stalllngs won both Turna- SSYC's Larry Waters took third sailor, led Phoenix Catamaran Winmill, in tho only Finn race. bout races. Paul D'Angelo and Frank Havl place with 27 points. He won two skippers. . land both singled before Smith's blast. The two tallies came across on a catcher's interfer- Lead Isn 't Giant ence play, an error, a passed Associated Press in the second game of a double- wins, Al Kaline had tied It for Weekend Sailing Summaries ball and 'Pat Day's single. The Pittsburgh Pirates header gave the rampaging Bos- Detroit in the sixth with a two- MONMOUTH BOAT CLUB KUMBOX YACHT CLUB Yesterday BLUE JAYS Holy Family, in first place with trounced the New York Mets, 9- ton Red Sox a 10-6 victory over un blast. N.J, STATE OI"KN CHAMPIONSHIP ARROWS 1. I,oul«« ]>ott«r, t. Tallman. :i. First tin Saturday Joluurn, 4. Harblpr, 5. Kay Carey, X. 1. Ilenrl Aymonler, Br., I. a 13-2 record, got back into the 4, while the struggling Cincinnati Chicago, The Red Sox also won Southpaw George Brunet ran 1. Bordrn "Brub" Hance, MBC, (3- 1. Hill Haehler, 2. lion Kumnm, J. Kusirll, 7. John lluuon, 8. Bud Bon- Hunfcle, 3. nonr. the opener, 8-4. . , ' iis record to 9-5 with his fourth -M.J), 11; J. Jack Alien, MBC. («• Nells JohrtHen. 4. Joe Lord, S. Al ll,* 9. Mcftoiuld, 10. John Burt. 11. Second Rac« winning habit yesterday by down- Reds nipped the San Francisco t-l-M), II; 3. l.arry Water!, S8VC, ICeKlHtrr, s. Manton .Hetcalf, 1. Ed Hurt), I!. John Mlllrr, III. Hetcalf, 1. Aymonler, 2. Hankie, X BOM. straight victory, a four-hitter, Laftei, 1>8Q, Tomiiklnfl, 1>NF. ing Howell Youth, 6-3. The win- Giants, 2-1 yesterday leaving the The Washington , Senators U-M-ls-2-1), 21; 4. Tom Slender, MBC, Htewart, 8. John Ativood. TURNABOUTS against Baltimore. Steve Bar- (W-3-3-H-8), 28; S. Ken Altreuler, MBC, TURNABOUTS ners broke a 3-3 tie in the eighth Giants with a one-game lead in moved into eighth place in the (Z-M-ll-11), 32; 6. Dick Anderion, NSN, Yesterday Hatnrday First Race jer, 10-3, took the loss after eight (.V10-IM-A), 33; 7. IMck ttalr, MBC, 1. Johnsen, 2. Lord, 3. Summa, i. Chris Tompkins, 2. Henry Mercer, 1. Susan Blalllnrs, 2. Harris, J. me. Inning with three runs on singles the National League at the All- American League and dropped (H,V,',-II)H>, lit; g. Npd Shaw, NBH, (11 Mlimart, Atwood, DM'. 3. Chrlt Greene, 4. I'nrty lloflflnnd. Second Race. straight victories. 494), 39; 9. Carey hmltll, KSVC, Yesterday 1. Slalllnts. t. Harris, 3. none, by Mickey Ennis and Chuck Mor- Star game break. New, York into ninth by sweep- nun; JAYS SANDKRLI.NG CATBOATS n-tf-K-1-l!), 49; 10. Ted llllicr, BSVC, Haturday 1. Tomiiklns, t. Honfland, 3. Mer- larty, an error and back-to-back Pittsburgh erupted for five rum ing a doubleheader from the Bob Robers singled home < 10-15-10-6-3), 44; 11. Jack hllnr, MBC, cer, 4. Greene. 1. Jack Watrrburr, 1. Al aeksMdar, (9-13-7-3-10), 44; 1Z. Tom UoMnion, 1. Ingrld Joliiuen, 2. Harry Bunnell, FINNS 3. Cordon l.llwln. smgles by Fred Bertha and Bill in the eighth inning with Robert floundering Yankees 3-2 and 9-2. lackie Warner who doubled for . Sheila Carry, 4. Raisell Blnrnlll. I. Saturday's Results MI1C, (1.1-11-14-1Z-7), 591 13. I).on Colyer, lay Tompkliu, 6. Foster Taltman, 1, Yesterday Collins. Clemente doubling home the first he Angels' first hit In the fifth, NH8, (12-8-12-15-18), 63; H. Dick Elaine McDonald, 9. Mary Metcall, 1. Baiiett ninmlll. I. Charles pUlnr- COMETS Ernie Banks drove In five runs : lull, 3. B1U Buff, 4. Bill Harvey. and that was all Brunet need- WackenleJd, NS8, (14-12-11-13111), 85; arol Ruaell, Von I.awen, Eldon Mar First Rut Only three other league games run to break a 4-4 tie as the with three hits as the Chicago ~5. Dirk Klner, S8VC, (13-14-131315), ry. Mr. I'otter, JIHU, Brozan Daily, 1. Stives, I. John Babaaf, S. Bill ed. 6H. IPNK. SHREWSBURY HAILING * VO (irubb. were played over the weekend: Pirates swept a four-game series Cubs smashed Philadelphia, 10- Yesterday's Results Second Race the Red Bank Reds defeated from the Mets, COMETS 1. Stives, 2. Nolan, 3. Babenl. 2, and Rusty Staub's two home Kansas City climbed into sixth First Rue WOOD PISSVS Howell, 5-1, Saturday, Manasquan The Reds snapped an 11-game runs powered Houston past St. >lace via its sweep of Cleveland. 1. Dave KlnitUm, I. Jim .Nolan, 3. ' First Race downed Belmar, 4-1 Friday night losing streak by building a 2-0 John Stives. 1. Balpk Oleaaon, >. Joha Kaott, 3. Louis, 6-5, in the other National Sookie Jim Nash pitched a three- Second Race •one. and Belmar won by forfeit over lead on run scoring singles by litter for the A's in the opener 1. Klnfston, i. Stives, 3. Htaa MelK- Second Bsce V League games. oll. 1. HUtoii, 2. Knott, 3. KM Red Bank Tire yesterday. The Vada Pinson and Tony Perez. WOOD PUS8YS In remaining American or his second victory in as many BLUE JAYS light action was because Middle- Ossie Virgil homered off Milt First Race First Race League action, Minnesota edged games since being called up from 1. John Bertelien, Jr., 1. Crall 1. Armonler, t. Hankie, 3. Chick town dropped from the league. Pappas for the Giants' run in Mobile. The A's clinched the Haaren, 3. Art 1'oolr. Blair. The Belmar-R.B. Tire tilt was Detroit, 4-3; California blanked Second Race Second Rac« the ninth. nightcap in the sixth on a double 1. Toole, I. Bertelien, 3. John Hilton. 1. Aymonler, 2. Hankie, S. Blair. played with the Tiremen win- Baltimore, 4-8, and Kansas City The National League's third >y Roger Repoz and Larry Stahl's ning, 12-5, but the victory wenl swept Cleveland, 4-1 and 5-3. place club, the Los Angeles Dodg- iingle. to Belmar when it was discovered Minnesota's Harmon Kille- ers, remained five games be- that R. B. Tire had used an brew kept second place Detroit ' ineligible player, Bill Beaty, who hind the Giants by losing, 2-0, from cutting into Baltimore's at Atlanta as Frank Boiling and Jack's Aim: wasn't listed on the team roster. eight-game lead by breaking a Woody Woodward supported Den- 2-2 tie with a two-run homer in The R. B. Reds came up with ny Lemaster's five-hit pitching the sixth inning. Don Mincher All-Star three runs in the second inning with run scoring singles in the also hit a two-run home for the on singles by Joe Johnson, Cleve fifth. Gooding, Chrij Harvey and Bob George Smith's grand slam 'Win More' Simmons, a fielder's choice play homer in the bottom of the 10th McDowell Out MU1RFIELD, Scotland (AP) — driver only 17 times throughout Airlift? Jack Nicklaus packed his bags the whole tournament. Of 'Star Game ST. LOUIS (AP) — Baseball for the trip home yesterday with Until this week I believed world's 1 ST. LOUIS (AP) — The nade plans yesterday to push Op- the British Open Golf champion- that golf was a combination of American League announced yes- ration Airlift into effect and ship in his safekeeping and as- length and accuracy," Nicklaus terday that Cleveland left-hander jring any players stranded by TWO STARS in Saturday's N. J. AAU Junior track and sured of a place in golf's Hall said. Sandy McDowell was re the nation's airlines strike into of Fame for ever more. "This week it has been accura- I (Runlettacked I moved from tomorrow's All- St. Louis by private plane in field championships at Long Branch High ware Harry The 26-year-old Colum- cy, with little advantage in bang- ty 207 stops ONE DAY SERVICE out to coot Star game roster at his own re- time for tomorrow's All-Star "Bud" Nolan of Middle+own, shown breaking the tap* bus, Ohio, pro came to Muirfield ing the ball a long way," he BUDGET TERMS quest and replaced by a team- :ame. in setting a three-mile record of 15:16.5 and Jim Free- saying that the British Open was said. mate, right-hander Sonny Siebert With travel arrangements the one he wanted to win more A spokesman said McDowell, completely up in the air because man of Neptune, Murray State College sprint (tar who than any other title. AAMCOReadiest V. S. Swimmers who has suffered a sore arm for of the strike, Commissioner Wil toyed with the opposition in winning three-race dash He won by one stroke from TOWING more than a month, told Ameri- liam Eckert was ready to put a series, including the 100 in :09.7. Both competed for Doug Sanders of Ojai, Calif., Star Against Poles small force of three or four can League President Joe Cro- and Dave Thomas, Welsh Ryder WARSAW (AP) -" An Ameri- nin that he didn't feel up to the planes operated by baseball the Shore Athletic Club, which won the team title with 1*3 I. Opm t a.m. 109 Railroad Aw. Cup star. can swimming team won all 11 game and didn't believe he could teams at the disposal of any 64 points. Rttl to 5 p.m. Aiany Park—774-MOt players running into difficulty. Nicklaus finished with a two- events last night in die first under-par 70*7-74-70—282 over half of a two-day meet with Po- No major problems were an- the 6,887-yard Muirfield layout, land to successfully launch a ticipated — and there remained tour of Eastern Europe. a strong possibility that Opera- where the rough had been al- tion Airlift would not be neces- lowed to grow knee high. You Two thousand fans, including sary — as officials continued to needed to be right on the but- U.S. Ambassador John A. Gro- The care and feeding work on transportation arrange- ton to stay out of trouble. • nouski, watched the American ments for the two 25-man squads, Thomas had 72-73^9-69-283 and sweep. managers, coaches and other per- Sanders 71-70-72-70—283. Saving strength for %next sonnel. Nicklaus now has won all the weekend's meeting with the So- Most players already held By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS big ones. There are no more golf- viet Union, coach Don Gambril of a Pussycat. entered only one, or at most two, irllne tickets, but some had as ing fields to conquer. What's many as two and three in pre- NATIONAL LEAGUE Atlanta 2, Los Angeles t hia ambition now? "Win some Americans in each event, allow- paration for beginning their W L Pet. O.B, Today's Games more," said Nicklaus with o ing the Poles to collect seconds round-about trips to reach St. San Francisco .54 JJ .621 — No games scheduled. smile. and thirds while none of the U.S. Louis in time for the 2 p.m., Pittsburgh 52 S3 .612 1 Tomorrow's Game He Is noted for his power swimmers finished behind any EOT, start at Busch Memorial Lot Angeles .....47 36 .5SS 5 All-Star Game at St Louis game, but this time he used his Pole. Stadium. Philadelphia .46 39 .541 7 American League vs. National That was the case with the Houston 45 40 .529 8 League six members of the San Fran- St Louis 39 « .478 UV, cisco Giants, Including out Atlanta 41 47 .486 13>4 AMERICAN LEAGUE fielder Willie Mays, first base- Cincinnati 37 46 .446 15 W L Pet. G.B. SLAM HIT! New York 35 48 .422 17 man Willie McCovey and pitcher 58 29 .167 _.„ LITTLE LEAGUE Chicago 26 57 .313 28 Baltimore Juan Marichal. They were sched- Detroit ...48 35 .578 Louitvill* Sluggtr' uled to leave the West Coast Saturday's Results Cleveland ....« 37 .554 •Autograph*) Mods!" for Chicago today, then switch Pittsburgh 6, New York 3 California 46 39 .Ml airlines and continue into St Philadelphia 11, Chicago 6 Minnesota 40 45 .471 Louis. San Francisco 8, Cincinnati 7, Kansas City .. 39 46 .459 Meanwhile, the National 12 Innings Chicago 38 47 .447 League, with Mays, Hank Aaror St. Louis 7, Houston 1 Washington ...39 49 .443 19 and Sandy Koufax among its Atlanta 5, Los Angeles 2 New York .36 48 .429 20 bright lights, remained a 7-5 fa Yesterday's Results Boston .37 52 .416 22 Pittsburgh », New Ywk 4 vnrite over the American league Saturday's Results SHREWSIURY AVI. 747-3404 Cincinnati 2, San Francisco 1 OPM Monday Mini Friday - I U < p.m.; Sat. to 1 p.m. and its Robinson boys for the Detroit 8, Minnesota 1 37th midsummer classic, to be Chicago 10, Philadelphia 2 Houston 6, St. Louis 5 Washington 3, New York 0 televised and broadcast by NBC Boston 4, Chicago 2 Baltimore 10-1, California 2-2 Cleveland 6, Kansas City 3 Yesterday's Results HONDA Minnesota 4, Detroit 2 California 4, Baltimore 0 Washington 34, New York 2-2 Boston 8-10, Chicago 4-6, 2nd game, 10 Innings The Volkswagen Karmann Ghio only Keep water off your mind, and always summe! 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Today's OCEANPORT - TIM »10C,OOQacclaimed champtoa of hia di-includes Country Friend, Dark chtstnut ion of Jet Action-La- In the winner's circle Jockey B7SAM Monmooth Handicap, slated Sat- vision. So Jar thii season he hasKing, Vagabond Prince, Bay Joliette by Alycidoo. Shuck said, "Jolly Jet is a very urday at a mile and a quarter, won the Everglades, Flamingo, De: Boldbffoofc Phantom, Do Sparkle, Hedevar Jolly Jet went off at 25-1 andnice colt. We had no trouble Entries Nance's Lad Jr. Delmage will be the top feature on Mon-Leonard Richards and Arlington and Deutron. except at that first turn had his fans cheering when the l Classic. Boldbrook Blue A Trail mouth Park's racing schedule The Rumson is worth $15,000, tote board flashed figures of $53.- when we were Dinctied back a this week and the Rumson Han- Also named for the Monmouth little. However, things turned out (NB) • 1 Guy Zog Sly Jester added and this will be the 21s80t , $9.60 arid W.80. _ nwk (V«M IK 3-1 dicap, a six-furlong event, Is are Reginald N. Webster's Am- running. just about the way we planned." MWl 1*4 Jr. IN S-l Sly Jeater Guy Zog Creme dela Creme was easily CMUOa Mu ITMM scheduled for Wednesday. beroid, winner of the Belmont 1M «-: Hellenic Admiral Marco Pass Jolly Jet Win) made the favorite by the crowd Jorge Velasquez had a fine Jlnuterb 1W 10 1 The Monmouth Handicap is a and King Ranch's Buffle, who U« Image (PalttrMa) of 27,721, second best of the sta- day in the saddle finishing out LtuHim Jim 1U iu-1 Free Romance Free Romance Saturday's featured Lamplight- 1M 1S-I popular one with the horsemen. scored a big win recently in the s0 w l n ! l( ft at of the money only once with his AUBlls WKk lUKU.,,, IK In] Brixton Road Brixton Road Several of the great runners have Suburban, (New York), first] Handicap resulted in a major' » } - '« ' "ie R e at the W*u A Trail INolin) lit 111 mounts as he widened his lead Uurk rubiu il.uki..) III/ lu-l Market Center Market Center been previous winners in this BombuUc IB.ILitn IK »-I n<0 vears '^^Nick Shuk, and owned by Ray- Sot under the wire for seconnd among the "jocks." He had KBIIUU Note iruti) event. Among the top ones are y y 114 151 Royal de Fur Flying Fun ill -IU yeary^aias...... furfor t-$2.6i t0n r^v.for- plac^Ic.t t *...Aand a«. $2.2*-) -i0nthree wins on Moss Neck in the Open t'h»rll« (Mlteli) lilt 4-1 Nashua, Carry Back, Decidedly, handicap mond Guesl, master of Powhatan, Ollgarca (Mlceli) 104 50-1 Flying Fun Royal De Fur Other outstanding show tag. Steel Pike, third place first, Cute Sweetie in the fourth lower Jvt (NH) 114 Zti-1 Sword Dance, Bold Ruler, First runners nominated for this race, of King G«orge, Va., won by HMMIX Chevaux Job Hunter like A Charm finisher, leturned $3.60. and Nastock in the sixth. IK 2-1 Landing, Helioscope and Monwhic- h is the 31st running of thethree lengths to upset Creme Moss Neck won the first and KACE4B Govt. Cut Reward Yourself go. Monmouth Handicap, include Bold dela Creme, a 2-5 shot ridden Jolly Jet carried only 113 fid; Maldm: % ,, Judy Mann Govt. Cut pounds, Nash took the second to form Uiul-on (Ksaurn) )|, -i, In addition to the names above Bidder, winner of the Struh at by Bill Boland. while favorite Creme B)«nb*r KirhpKge (.Sedan) jjg j6, Reward Yourself No Proof delu Creine was weighted down a $57.60 daily double on num- l.adrg (Daly) lla .„ who have won this rich event, Santa Anita; Bold Lad, the Met- Jolly Jot went the 1 1-16 miles with 125 pounds, and just got bers 9-10. Itrandy 4HruinIir-ld> Im «. Joy Rolpm Joey Bolero there are many illustrious names ropolitan victor: First Family, in 1.44, the slowest time for the Jlarco r»»» (Uumben) lit 3- under the "ire by a nose ahead The miitiKl handle for Satur- lirllrttlu Admiral < ffiUtriioil > 11(1 H- Persian Blade Running Tide' among the horses which have fin- who scored in the Gulf- In My Book (Block) ]|H HJ. race jn sjx years. The colt is tlie of Steel Pike. day was $2,693,008. bly Jester (Brous&aid) llu «, Best Brandy Persian Blade ished second or third. On this list stream Park Handicap; He- ny 5 are such greats as Kelso, Beau devar, a speedy winner of the Thr™ Klflgdomi (Batltaar) 11« 4 Will Continue Will Continue REACTIVATE BENNETF 1'riKBtom Island (liortr) 123 10 Purple, High Gun, Third Brother, Equipoise Mile; Selari, success- Call Me trlU (KUBK-II) ]i« 15 Five Rogues Bon Voyageur BOSTON (AP) — Die Boston FOOTBALL PLAYERS! Tom's Nike TheGinral Talent Show, Three Rings and ful in the Gre-Lag; 'Pluck, who THIRD KArK-lJ.iHW; Ilurdlei; Mdn. Callorette. clicked in the Nassau County, Red Sox announced yesterday PRE-SEASON TRAINING CAMP About 1^ Miles. Hurricane Tirn Bama Day that Dennis Bennett, disabled Jtauftb (Uinltnwtck) ]4S 10- This race also carries a little and Tic Viejo. HIGH SCHOOL-PREP-COLLEGE (A) Kuan Koine (Nil) in H- Bama Day Customs Officer history as it was the first race Interest in the Rumson since the start of the season, SPECIALIZING IN FOOTBALL fl&rktt Center (Btfer) 14} 8 You're Tops Hurricane Tim will be reactivated and pitch (M rjuu •! Liberty (NB) If, at Monmouth to be endowed with In the Rumson, interest is on CROSS COUNTRY & SOCCER hu«|»r,t (SniaU) H5 15-1 Pet Dare (100,000 in added money, this T. W. Rearden's Chicot, winner against the AngeJs in California Urtxtoa Host! (Altclieua) Hi Revistero AUG. 1 thru AUG. 2* $]C00 P« Free Romance 140 3-2 Asian Spinster Seven Hills purse, being the reason for lur-of two in a row and now going Thursday night. ftttawar (Ulckey) 13g IVININGS t:3C« P.M. '«* mo. l*en Nymph (C'havta) 140 so-l Thundery Pet Dare ing a top field of competitios. for three in this event for 3- Bennett, bothered by shoulder A-Overbrldie-Manrielin entry. 300 ATHUTiS CANT BE WRONG Carry Back holds the track rec year-olds and upward. trouble all last season, under- EARLY MORNING SCRATCHES ord for this event. The great Raqiitratlon Ii Now Being Accepted rOUKTH KACE-J3500; J yr. Dili; NJ If Chicot is to accomplish the went surgery in April. Call 842-0232—747-5J94—142-342* 1. Sun Tan Lake, Lonesome Jim, Opera Charlie, Tower Jet come-from-behind horse was feat of taking the Rumson for Job Hunter (Patterson) 113 8-1 The Ked Sox must cut one Frouoounced (Korle) US 101 Beaux Chevaux clocked In 2:00.2 in 1962. the third consecutive time, he 1S00 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT Like A Charm (ftrumfleld) 113 «1 player from the roster when Ben- HeUh MjU (BiHilmflU) 2. Phantom Island Heading the list of 3-year-olds will have to be at his best for Under Personal Supervision of lob Osgoodby 113 41 nett is restored to active duty. Kuave- Stepper (NB) 118 i:i 4. Sons Of liberty named for the race is Ogden mini Fan (VeUiquet) 115 31 the opposition includes a few Koral 408s (I) I Wildcats (» ttoanteu Royal (Mlkknnen) 113 15-1 ah r h bl Afr r h bl AB II II, AB 11 H Joy Bolero (Patterson) jlu :i-l ('. Jonrn.cf 6 0 0 0|Allr>',itH 5 12 0Bertha.ss 3 0 l|DAngclo,rr 4 2 "2 Adulml.i.lr AH It 111 All 11 II Best Urmody (Patterson) 113 A-l iiuier,;in & i z uiiuota.cf :, in polling,2b 4 0 l|Havlland.ir 3 11 .McI.'non.JI, 5 In Eight ventrua.lb 5 Persian Blade (Rroussard) nil 4-1 l.uplow.lf 1 0 1 OIUrmpntH.rf Sill -.angan.cl 3 1 l,BmlUi,ll> 1 1 1 llart,2b 5 4ilfl Murph (I'oarl) 1(18 A-l Hwuboda.lf t 1 t ZCIndenuiMb ft 1 S 3Lewis,c 4 0 0|Wlnner,cF 3 0 I Barth.lb » |, Hun Fool Run (NB) 113 lo-l Middletown's Wildcats re- hranpool,lb A l l « Pagan.:..* 5 11*DcLgsdo.lb 4 1 2|Beekman,i!s 3 10 jren.cl ft 1 3|Kai»,-Jll»arrack,lb b I OPEN tunning Tide Ballazar) 11» H-l KlUnt.rl 3 1 1 1 MaxroBkl.Ilj ft 2 3 1 H'rahin.rt 2 0 l|Hlrsch.c 3 10 Ctev'Uer.si 4 1 2|l.»ftllo,c Let us make your car Lll Napoleon (Kallal) 111 15-maine1 d undefeated (8-0) in theHunt,3l> 4 0 1 ll'ajttnronl.c 4 12 0Wattrton,3b 3 1 l|RaUiJen,3b 2 0 O Ssndln.rf t 0 oisaoiSAnnaltan,cin. ( 3 SEE STORE Ed Carleton Memorial League's Hressoud.hn 4 0 2 0 StarveU,!f Ennts.lt 2 0 l|Day,2b 3 0 1 arpulnl.rl Coila.ll.rl BKVU.NTH RACK—•fioOOj 3 jr. olds; (irote.c 4 0 0 QBIati.p 3 0 2 0 Nanna.p 2 0 0|De8arno,p 3 U OWoods.c McUorry.lf HOURS BELOW Allowances, 6 Furlongs Northern Division over the week- (iardnpr.p 5 o 1 0 Ballpy.ph Maore,p lUlllday.rl VACATION SAFE! Tom's Nike (Bmmfleld) lit fi-2 .tam.lton.p 0OO 0O'l)ell,p OOOO 27 3 8 25 8 6 ClerlcnElOtclell P Bon Voyagenr (Calmone) 119 3 1end by downing the second-place ArrlKO.p 6 0 0 0|Lyncri,pl, 100 0 Holy Family 000 210 0—3 Watch Yoar.eU (Hassem Raritan Bears, 14-7, Saturday and Hshpr.p 00 0 0Face,p Manaiquan 500 loo x—« IMctys (Block) B.Taylor.ph 1OO0 mot 2B—Delcsdo. Hit—Smith. 4 Bl 3S 5 11 The (ilnral (NB) edging the Atlantic Highlands rJuth'land.p 0 0 0 0| 40J-B 010 101 000 0—4 XA/HEEL ALIGNMENT mil Conllnme tveluquei) 119 8-1 menhs'n.ph 1 o 0 U| Ft. Hamilton (8) | H. B. Ked. (II) Five Ron« (NB) 111 I'-409sl , 5-4, yesterday in 10 in- Stinw.p OOOO, AB R H AB H HWildcats 013 000 WO 1—0 •iolden E|| (Wane) 117 15-nings1 . Frlend.p 0 0 0(11 8ptvey,2b 4 10 Simmons,If 3 2 2 8um'vll!e,o 4 118tevanaon,o 0 2 3 Bears (7) i wildest. (14) EIUIITM RACE-iwoo? < jr. olds and The twin victories also extend- 314 11 J 3991711 B: .7 4 2 1 Hiyes.lb 3 0 1 AB K II AB R II •P. Allowances, One Sllle andoiph,c( 5 14 N&uden,p,rf 111 Swanger.rl 1 1 0| Hort.cn,.. 3 2 1 FAST Ked Senrf (Baltazar) 112 ]o-eld the pace-setters' lead to three r York K0 00O JOO—4 Rl 4 0 2 Jchnjon.ci 4 12 Lewls.rf 1" 0 IMeseclk 4 S 0 Hurricane Tim (NB) in 3-1 ttttsburih HO OJJ O5«—» Bl I 5 1 U|Dove.2b J 2 1 Unnia,2r> 4 1 ljwarrack.lb Horlda, Sate (CHamhfn) HI »-l full games over the defending di- K — Clendrnon, Hunt, lllllrr. UP — "inoson.rl 0 u 0|Ooodlng,3b 5 0 2 uawd.p.cf 1 0 0|Kane,3b "SAME You're TODI (fatterton) nt 4-1 visional champiop Bears (5-3). >ew York. >; rittsriurih, s. LOB— Dorhurston.l! b 3 2 0|Httvey.r[ 0 0 1 Kandolph.p t 1 l|Bnyder,p,rt Mama Day (Veluouei) HI M New York, 9; Fltl>bur(h, 12. !B—Ruch,p $ u 2|Berg r h M Morgan,cl 3 I) liStevenson.c 2 1 0 Vonk.rl ] 0 OiVnlllluJhrt 3 3 SHOCK ABSORBERS F. Alou.cf 4 O O 0W. llavla.rf 4 0« 0 Qordun,p 3 I) o,Bergen,is 3 0 0 Mllevol.c 3 0 (Mllj Moorr.ph h I four walks, singles by Jon Kane, (1. Ollvrr.c 3 0 0 IIHIIIvr. 4 0 0 0 MfHrldt.lb > 0 ljPKi!!41n.i> 4 11 Title Bouts Aaron.rf 4 0 0 n|t<.Johns'n,rf 4 0 10 20 1 71 25 5 B arooks,3b 3 • «|B>rlh,tb 1 Barry Snyder and Tom McGorry, Carty.lf 4 0! 0IT. Ilavln.ir 4 n J oHowell Youth 000 100 0—HK-k.r1 l 3 • OICMvaUrr.si 4 an error and two stolen bases Torre.lb 4 1 1 OlMuart.lb :i o o oRed Bank Reds 030....110 x- * Bellnu,,p 1 0 0,WOM1».C 3 Middleweight champion Emile deI&Hot,3b Z 1 1 Oll'efehvre.Zb 3 0 O 0 .VUnTro.is > 0 O|rJtl>frrn,l( 1 Singles by George Hart, George Bolllnr.Jb It! ljKonflwiro,!- 3 0 10 Holy Family (6) I Howell 13) FREE 60-DAY Griffith, an old hand at title AB R H AB R H Warrack and Kane produced the tYoodw'd.ss 3 0 1 1 Kennedy.llb 1IIO 3er!h»,ss 4 0 2 Wkninf.lb.p 112 tights, and challenger Joey Arch Lemaster.p lill DC. Osleen,p 10*0 TRIAL RIDE Wildcats' run in the 10th inning * rtrfcer.ph 10 0« Col!lnl,2b 4 0 2 Leon,2b 9 11 Button,p 000 0 Langan.cf 5 0 0 Olum.p 5 0 0 Well install a set of er of New York, who Is getting yesterday that nipped the 409s Ferram,pn OHO H'rahm.rf 5 0 2|Kldrldge,3b 6 13 • Retan.p • • a a Deliado.lb I 1 l|Ev»ns,r! 4 0 1 Monroe shocks on your his first crack at a crown, meet (Bob Sundin's one-hit pitching Wstft'lorUb B 1 o Muon,cf 0 0 0 119 O—10 II • < • Bnnlsjf 5 1 2|Perry,lf 4 0 3 IB—CurtU. car. Try them for 60 In a lltrounder at New York's led the 409s to a 10-0 victory over, 3« ».7 II -"- " liyano.rf 0 0 O.Htlman.o 4 0 0 Atlanta days. If you'ra not fully Madison Square Garden Wednes- the Keanaburg Bluejeans. The Lot MO -" " ' 4-_-,... 1 1|WIU,.M 400 Blmjeau (9) KccrntUon (»> When your wheels bounce off the only safety off Sundin was Tom 4 3 3 Harlord.lb log AB K H AB K H satisfied, return them —AlUala, 3; Los Anrelps, 4.' 0 0 0 »mi,p 3 a t (ifran..t 4 road...YOU CANT CONTROL YOUR CAR day night. McBride's one-out single in the IP H R ER BB SO I1c»rr,ss 1 1 O Borkr.;r,ttt> : : 41 « 13 31 3 t for a full refund and In another title fight, Argenti- Lema.ter W, T-J • I < I I II VMk,cl ill Rotsea.rf I I steering becomes difficult and your seventh. That was the only base utteni L, 11-1 • • I > 1 X Holy Family *. — — 000 200 130-Hltnval.r4 f I 1 S Ruiio.p s e reinstallation of your na's Hondo Acoavallo risks his runner for the Bluejeans as Sun-Ballon X • • • 1 3 Howell : {KB 010 OOO-i SoBrtdiUb 4 1 0 tttia 3 1 car sways badly in curves... Recan 1 1 « • • 1 2B— Dtlfado. Hrl-WaUlnf. kroep«r,lf I • (I |-ll» 4 0 old shocks. •hare of the world flyweight din did not give up any walks, ¥-Z:0i. A-B.S4S, NmmDTO,e lll Ihirko.c I YOU NEED NEW SHOCK ABSORBERS crown against Japan's Hiroyuki while fanning 10. Belmar <5) B. B. Tlr* (U) Br*4ks4b 4 • 1 Hal'trikl.et 1 First Game ABRH AABRHH Heck.lt> 1 t Collins,lb 1 Ebihara in a once-postponed 15- A seven-run outburst In the Kiainlnliaa (!) New V«rtt (!> Hindley.lt _ _1 1 Ayrss.cf 11_ _2 _ H«ru,lb 1 • UrteD,ct 1 ah r n bl Carroll.ss 3 1 0A.Roonty.2b 1 0 2 rounder at Buenos Aires, Argen- sixth inning gave Keyport Rec-Hlai'r'e.Ib 3 110 Tresb.cf abrhbl 21 6 I 13 »> tina, Friday night. Hamun.II> 1 c * •IHlcbard'ntli 4 110 ------511 __J«1 «M 0-S BATTERIES reation a come-fromiehind 9-5 aavrnne.jb 11 4 m Lones.bT 4 1*1 . 5 12 The 28-year-old Griffith is a 7-victory over the Bluejeans yes- McMull'n,3b 0 (I • 0 Fepltrae.lb 4 111 nu'rlck.lb 2 1 OTrutx.lb 3 12 •twraatttn -M* 111 x- terday. Four walks, doubles by Hlni.rf 5 0 l 0 F..Hetnrd,o nil Prasrb'ikl.c 2 1 OMuio.u 4 0 1 ,w (I), ColUni, KslMlemkl. // your battery is 2 years old it 5 favorite over the 28-year-old F.Hoo-nra.U 3 II 1 t Wlaton.rt j.j.SftftO'Conmll.? p 10 0 Flynn,l( 3 10 Archer in a bout that would be Lou Kalezienski, Chick Ger- Hlrkland.li 0 0 0 tf|Boyer,3b McCooLp 1 0 OBIIIott,H 0 10 •ecreauoci (11 I PA1. HI can fail without warning! l.ock.cl 4 0 II 0|Clsrke,ss 4 Ketcham.rt 3 0 2|8inbom.rf 2 0 0 AB K II AB R II telecast from coast to coast. New an and Larry Shaw and an er-H'relfion.lh 4 0 1 l|HoHtfln,p !..«''D'brojkl.l: ! 5 0 O|Beaty,rf 2 3 2 U«ran,3b I 0 lllanWn.ab ror brought the runs across. Casanova,r 4 0 2 Oillnml^lon.p 1 0 « 0 Pl't'elll.3b,p 3 1 2|D. Rooney.p 4 12 Hirkr.lk York will be blacked out. Brlnkm-n.ss 4 11 1 Mhlle.k' > • • |-c"to',p,c3b 4 0 1 i.cl 4 1 liKiusarz.rr PAL also needed a big Inning Mcrro'k.p 4 0 10 Itenlll.j 0 0 0 0 33 3 7 35 12 14t'oUIM.Ib 3 t 0ilimjll.il) TRADE NOW! This will be the 13th title fight Kline,p 0 0 0 OJMaHi.L 0 0 6 0Belmar 000 003 200^- * Kasso.ll 3 l l|ll'Amlrra,«wd,lb.i> J 1 0 I'M. 8, Recreation 7 rjecond (iame ll'A'drrs.is 3 • D| llatlailln.rl dleweight champion from San STANDINGS Wainlngton l» I .New York (1) Cliff, defending champion in ZtunsU.II 3 0 D|U'randr.r,iB Francisco, meets Italy's Piero W L nb r h bl| strtM .N'nacnr-r.lb 3 1 3|Nyrr>ont,ll Mlddlrlimn Wildcats 8 O Blas'f'e.lb 4 111 Whlte.ll 4 010the men's singles and second Mulro.cf ! 0 HrllrlcMI Del Papa, the European light Kimtnn Bears £ 3 Savrrlne,3b 5 0 10 Rlcnard'n.lb 4 0 0 0 seeded, defeated Dennis Ralston, >»rdrlll,p 1 « 0 1 Atlantic Hllhlands 4M» ... 9 4 alrntlne,r( 111! (ilhbs.c 4 0 0 0 R'iomano,rf 3 0 l|llallani,n fimtone heavyweight king, in a 10-round Knrltan TAI. -~ 3 6 l^ck.cf l'epllone,rt 4 1 Bakersfield, Calif., 6-1, 1-6, 6-1Boelner,r, f 1 U Ujttandolph.p er at San Francisco's Civic Audi Itfyport Recreation -.* a Nea.lb 5 111 H.lx>pes,rl 2 00 0 M»«<),ll 0 0 hramsrmri BIMJMUIS I 7 Klrkland.lKlkld f 5 I 3 I 0 00 06-2. 1 Deluxe Champion New Treads torlum tonight. 100 0 !> 51 « 5 Caaanova.c 4 111 Nancy, 23_ also of San Angelo, 4 7| ...300 100 II RETREADS M IDIND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES Irish Jerry Quarry, an unbeat- GONZALEZ IN DRAW Hrlnkmn.is 41 U Kord.p OOOO PAI, llmphrys.p 0 D 0 • Moward.ph 100 0 Tex., eliminated Peachy Kell- Hears OJO 10J I—6 BLACKWALLSO B en heavyweight prospect from SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) Inmlln.ph 10 0 0 Barker, I b 3 CB—Battailli 3B—Slulan. ltlchert,p 1 0 0 0|Boyer,3b 4 0 11meyer, Charleston, W. Va., in the ANY SIZE WHITEWALLS Bellflowpr. Calif., takes on 33-— Jose Gonzalez, a leading mid- Cox.p <00 Oj»cholleld..i 3 0 1• finals of the women's singles 6-0, Be Modern, use The Daily Reg- year-old' Eddie Machen of Sandleweight contender from Puerto IVomack.p OOOO I'larke.ph 100 0 6-4. ister Classified. Francisco in a 10-rounder at theRico, Saturday night was held llamos.p OOOO Olympic Auditorium in Los Anto a draw by Ferd Hernandez Clinton,r( : ooo geles Thursday night. of Sydney, Neb., in a close 12- 39 9 ml 33 20 2 only Vtasblngton 0;l! 300 100—• New York -OOO OOO O01— 2 K—Glbbs, replmne, Schollrld. Dl1— New York, 1. LOB—Washington, 6; New York, 9. 2B—Casanova, White, tlrlnkman. Biasingame, Lock, 2 i Bar- ker. IIR— Klrkland <3>, Valentine (8), t'cpltone (10). SB — Valentine. H — Pilud m shown ol Flintans slant) cuitfJIIMvil/ print 'R,rf Perei.lh 1 0 1 l|McCover,lt> 4 0 0 0 Iftlch.c 4 0 1 0 Petterson.lf 4 02 0 MIDACARE Khamiky.rl 3 0 0 0 (iabrlels'n.rl 4 0 10 Slmnson.rl 0 0 0 01 Vlrgll,3b 4 1 Spe«.a...U ardenas.as 3 0 0 0|Mchroder,iB 3 0 10 l.John'n.'Jb ]ou 0|llerbel.p 2 0 0 0 Kull,3b 0 0 0 0 Hurds.ph 10 0 0 Pappas,p 3 0 1 t|MoUanlel,p 0 0 0 0 t.andrum,ph 1 0 0 * SHOCK Where Your Sarety is Our Business 30 1 • II 39 1 » I ABSORBER (Inrlnnsll 100 000 001—I Specialists San Francisco 000 000 001—1 STORES K— Rose. Coleman, CsrdelMs. I>P— Cincinnati, 1: San Francisco, t. LOB— Ihii ii WIKI* your ttt't cxhtuit till are dii|noied...«nd cuitrl liy a tuff of iinflnnatt, 3i San Francisco, 9. 2B— Harper, Peterson. Virgil. SB — Msys. ipeciilitli. White you pay no more for tht b*it, Witt re you %tl a muldtr guif- MAPLE AVENUE UK—Virgil <«). r)-8chroder, Koae. •ntee" |O finest In fabrics ond related Items are *-'" 1 i &' featured In the beautiful new store at jKB RED BANK Guests included Joan and David UK JP ' 90 Brood St. In Red Bank. Leigh, Joanne and James Potts, Laura and Glenn Runge, Tim, kdhfm BASKIN'SIABRIC FAIR «T HARDWARE Tom and Lee Haley, Barbara ^^KMftti . "Just as far away as your telephone" Famous Name Fabrics for Every and Gerald Hofman, Carla Hoff- SAM COT1NOFF FLORA ALLAIRE Flna Fashions for Smart Sophisticates ROIERT BASK IN Purpose, Custom Slipcovers. Draperies "Free Delivery" man, Donna Spivey, Mrs. Ginny 141 Brood SI. — 747-1157 90 Brood St., Red Bonk JOHH HUMI 747.2222 30 Monmouth St. Courtney, Mrs. Frank Haley, Mrs. Frank Lee and Mrs. Hof- man. Mrs. Spivey also celebrated Red Bank's leading variety depart- Monmott) County's name brand store We have a large selection of good Summer fun goes with summer sun used cameras, movie or still, ot ot Odby Fair. Our beaohwear and her birthday. ment store where it Is our pleasure for men and boys. John Daniels Is to serve you. Our policy is the best prices that will surprise you. Please summer lloht weifjht drew-upt or* quality at Id* lowest possible price. truly the. place to go for the brands stop In and have a look. just right for neat ond comfortable Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fenzau, you know. fun. Ridge Ave., entertained over the weekend for Mr. and Mrs. El- JOHN DANIELS wood La Bar of Mt. Bethel, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Larry La Bar MEN'S WEAR D#RN'S and son Scott of East Bangor, Boys' and Student Department Distinctive Apparel Authorized Kodak Color Pa. ROIERT J. IUTTERSBY JOHN OARRUTO 23 Monmouth St. DANNY DORN. JR. Processing - Overnight Service REVA WOLFF for young larJiat and gentleman Downtown Red Bank 741-4937 747-2273-4—15 Wallace St. 747-5898—45 Broad St. Clifford White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay White, has been pro- moted to airman third class. He is stationed at Amarillo, Tex., CASUAL SHOES The .Winner Jewelers and silversmiths since 1*33. taking a 12-week course in the Jewelry, watches, silver, cfilna and technical school. FOR crystal. Exclusive agents for "Tit. Tht quick phons work of tany Sterling." CASUAL LIVING 'Mr. and Mrs. William Lesier Mrs. Joseph Col«, II H.d- of Rochester, N.Y., were guests of Mr. and Mm. David Wallace The SNEAKER SHOP din PI., Middlatown ai- WILBUR'S last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- tured her of being the JEWELERS ward Foster of Jamestown, N.Y., 9 Broad St. Red Bank •ILL KCREKUH ALFRED J. OIILIN9, JR. IS IROAD STREET also spent two days here last 741-6537 fint winner in th« new sa- week with the Wallace family. riei of Red Bank Reward

Miss Lynne Wallace is spend- Days. Harry Green-Wald ing a week with Maj. and Mrs. Floon of llrnltum, vinyl, root, wall Pariw Drug Co. carries many fine of Buster Brown — Red Joseph Simpson of Alexandria, to wall carpets, formica counter tops lYaaranct lines sucti a> Guerlain, Va. and wall till. Expertly Installed by Bank, 17 White St., pra- Chanel and many others. (Open our own factory trained mechanics. every nlghi of tht year until 10 p.m.) Capt. and Mrs. Herbert Thorns tented Mrs. Cole with a of Fort Benning, Ga., visited Mr. pair of Buster Brown pa- and Mrs. John DeMarco and al- Baynton's Parke Drug Co. so attended the Middletown tent leather shoes and a FLOOR COVERINGS Township class reunion of 1956. Qualify Drugi and Preicriptloni "pair of slippers for daugh- Capt. and Mrs. DeMarco visited EVERETT BAYNTON Since 1935 p. A. TKIMBOLI, R. p. 747-3784 51 Broad St. 6 Wait Front St. 747-3876 relatives in Locust. ter and a pair of slippers

Mr. and Mrs. William Moge for Daddy. and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Metsger The finest men's and boys' wear can of Keyport spent the weekend bt found here, with quality, courte- The little store with tie chain store ous servlct and dependability our prices, featuring prime moots and and holiday in Hickory, N.C. wotdnmrd. A long established store visiting relatives. with modern Ideas. fresh produce, delivered to you frao In our refrigerated truck. The 10th birthday of Karen Clayton & Magee Yon Mau Be Xext Week's Winner! Moge was celebrated July A. NEWMAN SPRINGS MARKET Man's and Boys' Outfitters 54 Newman Springs Rd. Sinca 1146 Read each advertisement! Concealed in one of these advertisements are the Rad Bank—747-9310 4-H Group IUMNI MAOM 747-2315 names of three Red Bank Shoppers ... If you are the first to telephone the Across from Monmouth County Makes Study 19 BROAD ST.. RED BANK merchant in whose advertisement your name appears, you'll win a valuable gift. National Bank

We havt a lorg* selection of quality Our "Salon Intlme" Is now present- When buying a home or selling a apparel for lunlora misses, ond teens, ing Its fall collection of elegant iW^M^f ho""' " PW *° tMnlc °' Tlndall. Of Baking Sportswear, dresses, lingerie, coots, underfoshlons. Miss Henrietta Bon- LOOK FOR YOUR bogs, etc Free Customer Parking.,. ^Mjj^B^HKk| t Let us assist you with your Insurance non, expert conetlere at your h5m oul0 FREEHOLD — In preparation Rear of More. service ... by appointment If you S^^^^^^B^. <•* **"' *' ' '"*• for this week's 4-H food contes wish. NAME TODAY! during the three-day fair, here which starts Thursday, 35 4-H Valuable gift awards plus 2 tickets L Foods Club members and leaders j/f- TINTALL AGENCY ; attended a meeting on profession GLASS SHOP each to A.I.T. Theatres to those al baking secrets. HAROLD ROSENIERf) 747-4600 DftUSILLA H. MIRO whose names appear in ad. The program Thursday nigh 37 Iroad St.—741-9806 Broad and Harding In the Hall of Records here was given by Mrs. Sylvia F. Mcshan County Home Economist, and For a trip to Florida or around the "You always have a friend at Abbey1' Mrs. Abe Littenberg, County 4-H Visit the shore's largest and most world the proper place to begin your Serving Monmouth County with experienced bridal and sown salon. Irv or Warren will be happy to show I Agent. Mrs. Samuel Carotenuto, » Buena PI. you the latest fashions. Service Is 1 trip Is O'DoniMiri, whert the service the) fineit •Typewriter! • Add- Mrs. Fred King, 117 Rumson Rd. our policy. The 4-H groups attending meets your desire. ing Machines • Calculators • Mn. Daniel Gallop, 125 winding Way were the Gofletters, of Clarks vi The New I Office Furniture. burg; Merry Mixers, of Roberts ville; Sterling Stitchers, o ELLIS OFFICE SUPPLY -1 Clarksburg ,and the West Long ABBEY TRAVEL AGENCY, INC Branch 4-H Club. & EQUIPMENT bridal ami Complete Travel Service 162 Monmouth St., Rad Bank MM. MEN'S SHOP TERINCt H. O'DONNELL DAVID J. IU.IS ram fitefaMom .RV.N. WTT.RMAH WINS PROMOTION 41-5080 Broad and Reckless PI. - N •IRONIMO Near R.R. Station 741-7300 23 W. Front St. Rad Bank 62BrOadS+. 747.. FORT DIX — John R. deCap- riles, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs Jose R. deCapriles, 41 Fish Hawk Dr., Middletown, received Wa'rt In the shoe business from "A" Trie Vlllagt Prep Shop hot tn« "In" QUALITY SHOES We often hear "I've tried all over to "Z". For olmost 50 years Tafsun'i an early promotion to Army pay and they all sold, you can get II ot name has been synonymous with clothe* lor tha young man from grate EXPERTLY FITTED grade private E-2 on the comple- school throuon college. Strauss." Our advice: start her« first, women's finely made shoes, if W* FOOTWEAR FOR for an unusual notion, a special fab- don't slock it — we'll make It. t'on of basic combat training ric or half size dress. here. He entered the Army in THE ENTIRE FAMILY April. BROWN STRAUSS

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MONDAY, JULY 11, 1966 7c PER COPY Consider Dickinson As Senate Candidate By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS people being seriously consid- ered at (lus time." "I wouldn't say that. I have A long-time Republican, Fair- talked with Mr. Dickinson about Dickinson voted in Republican eigh S. Dickinson Jr. of Ridge- the situation but I'm not pre- r primaries frtim 1946 to J9J1, but ood, is getting serious Demo- )ar*ed to comment further at this not since the latter date. He is cratic party consideration as its jime." president of a medical supply candidate tor the U.S. Senate in Dickinson has been a gener- manufacturing firm, Becton November. ous contributor to the Bergen Dickinson. His father founded County Republican organization. Dickinson is considered a lib- Faii'leigli Dickinson University. His business partner, Henry ral, the same politioal tag giv- The deadline is Aug. 4 for fiil Becton of Englewood, was Ber- :n to Republican Senator Clif- ing nominating petitions for the gen Republican finance chair- brd P. Case, who is expected Sept. 13 primary. Dickinson is man until three months ago. o seek re-election. vacationing in Europe and not But last year Dickinson sup- State Democratic Chairman expected back until Aug. 15. ported Democrat Matthew Fetd- Robert J, Burkhaidt told the As- Published reports said that man in his successful bid for the sociated Press by telephone Burtahardt had spoken with State Senate, and supported iunday from his summer home Dickinson by trans-AlUantdc tele- Gov. Ricliard J. Hughes' cam- in Highland MUls, N.Y., that phone but Burfch&rdt comment- paign for a state income tax Dickinson is "one of several ed: sarlier this year. Former Gov. Robert B. Mey- ler and State Sen. Ned Parseki- 25 Persons Arrested in have declined opportunities ;o get the Democratic nomina- ,£' ion. Others in contention for it are By Keansburg Police IN WINNERS' CIRCLE — Mist Charleen Miller, left, of said to be Warren Wilentz, Mid- PLANTING LIVING MEMORIAL — Honoring the iat« Marine Lance Cpl. Philip K. KEANSBURG - It was a busy ives alone in a Manhattan ho- dlesex County counsel, and John Port Monmouth, first runner-up; Miss Pamela Donaldson, weekend for local police who :el, New York City police re- Corn, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Dorn, Sr., of Shrewsbury, who was killed by C. Bullitt, director of New Jer- center, Miss New Jersey World; and Miss Funzi* arrested 12 adults and three Ju- [wrted. sey's anti-poverty program. Wi a sniper in action in Viet Nam, a tree was planted Saturday morning en the grounds Lisanti of Long Branch, second runner up, give victory reniles in a variety of charges Also being held in the juvenile Itntz' father, David, is a Demo- of Shrewsbury School, Digging in is Mayor Frederic Messina as, left to ri^ht, Mr. and ranging from possession of beer shelter is a 16-year-old Union cratic National Committeeman. »miles after th« Mi« N«w Jersey World Pagwnt. and whiskey to assault of a po- Kirs. Dorn, Robert Weir, vice president of the school's class of '60, in which young Beach girl who is on probation lice officer. for another offense. Dorn was graduated; Marilyn Rood and William Dalton, co-chairmen of the plant- Chief Robert J. Kronenberger She was charged early Satur- ing group, watch. said the three minors are being day with possession of beer and held in custody as is Valerian Mi- violation of curfew. ulewicz, 47 Moran PI., who is Beer Party charged with assaulting his wife, In the same incident, a beach assaulting Patrolman Frederick drinking party, police lodged Freehold Township GOP Loder and resisting arrest. charges of possession of beei The chief gave these details: against Nicholas Altobello, 19, o! Early yesterday Patrolmen Lo- 38 Oceanview Ave.; Susan Min der and Eugene Bennett went to ucci, 19, of Rahway and Cleon D Not Split, Mayor Contends the Mikulewicz house after his Kitchen, 20, of Earle Naval Am wife had signed a complaint munition Depot. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — De- election to the township commit- against him She said her hus- Altobello and the Minucci girl spite internal maneuvering to fill tee he answered, "I filed my band grabbed her throat, threw each posted $50 hail, Kitchen was the Township Committee vacan- petition some time ago." With her across the kitchen and in- released in the custody of Earl cy, Mayor Albert V. McCormick four Republicans running for two jured her left arm. officials. contends there is no party split positions a primary seems likely, Cop Kicked Frank D. Minucci, 22, of Rah among local Republicans. 'unless someone withdraws," the Mikulewicz allegedly kicked Pa- way, was charged with contri The post has been vacant since mayor noted. The filing deadline trolman Loder in his legs, arm buting to the delinquency of the - March 2, when Norman R. Wag- Aug. 4, and shoulder causing several in Union Beach girl. He posted $51 juries. bail. ner resigned from the all-GOP "We have a very high class df governing body, but so far there As the officers scuffled with Charged by police early yes people living and moving into him to get into the patrol terday with fighting at Carr and has been no agreement on a re- our township," the mayor ob- placement. car, the prisoner reportedly broke Bay Aves. were Joseph Ferraro MOMENT OF VICTORY — Incredulity, surprise, happiness. The emotions flash on the served. He said this in itsel 36, of New York City; Mrs. Coi The problem of selecting a the car's horn and sprung the insures a good base from which rinne White 22, of Queens, N.Y fac« of 21-year-old Pamela Donaldson of Convent Station as her name was an- candidate was pinpoinled when right door by kicking it. to draw candidates. John J. White, 28, of 94 Wash nounced as winner of the Miss New Jersay World Pageant at Long Branch last the local Young Republican Club In police headquarters, Mikule- The mayor outlined the majo ington PI., and Edward T. M endorsed Charles Worthington wicz had to be carried into a night. problem in the town is dealing Donnell, 22, of 5 Hawthorne St and Frank Marzuli for the two cell and Patrolman Joseph Web- with the Public Utilities Com Cliffwood. positions on the committee up er twisted his back while aiding mission and its jurisdiction over McDonnell had been free for election this fall after the in this. local utility companies. bail awaiting a hearing on an' senior club had backed Ralph Mikulewicz is being held in (1, Convent Station Girl Wins other charge of fighting. He and Beck for the vacancy, and Mr, "The legislature should do 000 bail. Arraignment on the as- John White posted $50 bail each. Beck and Mayor McCormick for something about the PUC," he sault of the police officer is election in the fall. said, "they need to put some scheduled for tonight, Mrs. White and Ferraro were Two 17-year-old New York City released in $25 bail each. What Law Requires teeth in the agency's enforce- Contest to Represent State ment policy." youths are in the county juvenile Charged early Saturday wit "State law requires us to have Albert V. McCormick shelter in Freehold after being assaulting his wife was Edward five committeemen," the mayor Still a large farm area, the apprehended with a quart of Schade, 177 Highland Blvd. H LONG BRANCH—A 21-year-o who didn't know she had e The second runner up, Funzie said, "and I've Instructed town- local level vote for the man, not township is growing In popula- whiskey in their possession early posted $100 bail. Convent Station girl wearing tered. Lisanti, wore a white evening ship attorney Marvin E. Schaefer the party anyhow." tion and recently added, an In Saturday morning. They are John E. Klirvsky, 2 Maplewood flowered bikini won the Miji Miss New Jersey will be joinec gown with a beaded top and a to find out if there is a dead- dustrial park zone to entice more A 12-year veteran of municipal commerce. charged also with violation of the Ave., and William King, 20, of at the Miss USA World compet white swim suit. Funzie ("It's line for filling the empty post." New Jersey title last night at tion in Columbus, Ohio, next Italian for Frances," she ex- government, six spent as mayor, "There are a great many prob- borough curfew. 221 Creek Rd., posted $50 bail Mr. Schaefer will report to the the stadium grounds. And n< month by her runner-up, 21-yea plained), a senior at Long Branch Mr. McCormick is a native of lems with growth," Mayor Me One youth gave a false ad each after they were charged committee at tonight's meeting. one should be more surprised old Charleen Miller of Port Mon High School, hopes to go to col- Monmouth. County, living in Free- Cormick said, "But we have kept dress to police and the other, who in separate incidents as disorder- "This township is undergoing mouth, who will represent th lege and study special education. hold Township for the past 35 abreast of the times." said he resides with his family, y persons. nan Pamela Donaldson's parent! such a tremendous growth," said years. • City of Long Branch. Of the 28 contestants, 12 were the mayor, "that someone with a He has been a detective with Second runner-up among th< selected Saturday night for the background of our municipal the county prosecutors office for 12 semi-finalists was Miss Funzii semi-finals yesterday, The field problems should be appointed." nine years, and previously held Lisanti, 18, the daughter of Mrs then was narrowed to six final- Asked if there were any com- New Look in Ties Is an Old One posts with with the state motor Ada Lisanti, 65 Second Ave. ists. promise candidates who met his Finalists vehicle division for 20 years. By PENNY FISHER width of 2^4 to 2% inches. Mr. Emhoff said the store did Long Branch. requirements he replied, "Sever- carry 314-inch ties for Father's Day and sold all but one. The Miss Donaldson, a fine art The other three finalists were al names have been offered, but Likes The Job We've got news for Dad. The 4-inch, wide tie collecting dust in the closet is com- majority of the wide ties in stock are ivy stripes and paisley student, was prodded into enter- Miss Evelyn Belling, 22, of As- I wouldn't want to say who they "I certainly would like to con- prints, which Mr. Emhoff says "are right In step with the ing Saturday, two days after th bury Park; Mrs. Carmen Pet- are just now." tinue in public service," the may- ing back in style. The wide "neck noose" popular in the early 1940s, is being featured in men's shops throughout the times for clothes conscious men." deadline, by Mrs. Herman Baron richko, 17, of Port Monmouth, The mayor would like to dis- or said, "and-1 would like even WATCH REACTION of Hillside, a guest at the Berk- Middletown Township; and Miss miss the idea that any rift in more to work on the county country and what's even more surprising, they're being sold! The return to the bib look has been attributed to England's When William Magee of Clayton and Magee Clothiers in eley-Carteret Hotel, Asbury Park, Linda Jernstedt, 18, of Ocean the party exists. "We don't have level, "bu£ the party ha.s been Red Bank was questioned about wide ties, he said, "We where she was'staying. Grove. picking candidates more from the mod styles, now catching on, here in the states. And while any split in the party as such," sell no 'bibs' here righir now." However, he added no one is "Mrs. Baron asked me if Those who also competed in shore area." ' mod fashion is generally geared to the young, wide ties are he said, adding, "I think the sure how the public will react to the new mod look and he wanted to enter the contest. [he semi-finals were: Miss Caro- majority of the people on the Asked if he would seek re- being snapped up by all age groups, including the ivy-leaguer and Madison Ave. executive. has had "spasmodic" requests for the wider ties. "But igured I had nothing to lose,' lyn Gissubel, 21, of Matawan; Sandy Emhoff, men's buyer at J. Kridel Clothier in Red it's going to take some convincing to get older men to wear said the soft-spoken brunette. Mrs. Sandra Rochette, 22, of Par- Bank, says "conservative" wide ties will account for 25 per them," Mr. Magree believes. Mrs. Baron entered her Satur- sippany; Miss Theresa Milillo, 19, Stout Urges Better cent of his early fall stock. The widest sold at Kridel's is 3 Up until now, the style has been a 2^4 or 2%-inch con- day morning, drove her home to of Newark; Miss Patricia Latella, inches. Even so, it is considerably wider than the average servative stripe for the ivy-league look and a slimmer model ;et her white evening gown, re- of Long Branch,, and Miss for the younger man. The mod look Is 3>/$ to 4-inch ties in urning in time for the prelimi- Annamaria Buxman, 24, of Lake- bold prints, stripes or polka dots, which Mr. Magee feels nary judging that evening. wood. Timed Train Service "is going off the deep end a little bit." City Trophy Judging were Mrs. Conrad Ly- ALLENHURST — Sen. Richard radius of the station. The 5:48 The answer, according to Joseph Mendelson of The Sport Miss Dcmaldson slipped into the ons, publisher of Spotlight Mag- R. Stout, R-5th, not only wants train is a distinct hardship for Shop in Little Silver, "has to be somewhere in between." Mr. green velvet and ermine winner' azine; Mrs. Joan Coyle Feldman, the trains to be run on time the thousands who must rely on Mendelson predicts "conservative mod" fashion will create obes as the crowd of 500 cheered former Miss Long Branch; but at times when people want poor cross-town connections with some interest, particulaly in a revival of double breasted out- ihe was presented the City o Herbert Gruber, Asbury Park erwear such as pea coats and corduroy jackets. His tie stock, to ride them. the Pennsylvania Station. Those Long Branch trophy by Mayor hotographer; T. T. Lane, direc- however, will continue to favor the 2%-inch model. Anything Paul A. Nastasio. In a letter to the Pennsylvania who work or have offices in mid- tor of special events at Free- wider, he says, "will mean a need for wider shirt collars." She will take to Ohio Gov. Railroad, the shore Republican town on the East Side are par- hold Raceway; Jack McKenzie, BRISK REVIVAL Fames A. Rhodes a New Jer- has complained that commuter ticularly affected. owner of the Admiral's Table; . At Bamberger's in the Monmouth Park Shopping Center, ;ey Tercentenary medallion which carriers out of New York City "The long gap in time between Millie Hruska, columnist for the Eatontown, wide ties are enjoying a brisk revival. Ronald s a gift from Gov. Richard J ADvisor, and Donald Brumfleld, run either before most offices the 5:48 and the 7:50 trains tends Hoffman, sales manager in the tie department, says the Sc- Hughes. She also will wear a 'ony De Spirito, and Howard close or after the bulk of riders to discourage the very use of inch tie has been so popular that the store will soon intro- pecial crystal crown and gown are ready for the platforms. train service. It goes without say- duce the H<4 and 4-inch models. •epresentinR the Garden State. irant, Monmouth Park jockeys. He sent a. copy of the letter ing that 9:30 — the time when Mr. Hoffman finds the wider tie particularly popular with Her other prizes included a Officials on Hand to the state Public Utility Com- the 7:50 train begins to arrive the younger man but adds even the older gent is intrigued. The entire City Council Joined mission, which regulates sched- in northern Monmouth communi- iilver blue fox stole, a wig, jew "Some of the older men tell me they're glad they saved ;Iry and a radio. the mayor at the pageant. Sen. ules, and the State Highway De- ties — is not a reasonable hour theirs," he says. After the judginp, Alfred Pa- Richard R. Stout (R-Monmouth) partment rail transportation di- for a commuter to return to his The return of wide ties is not the first incident of male ricelli, executive director of the was on hand, along with Mid- vision which subsidized the Penn- family after a day's work. fashion history repeating itself. Double breasted blazers have iss USA World Pageant, invited lletown Township Mayor Ernest sylvania's business in New Jer- "The burdens attending this been in vogue some time, as have been the- Dapper Dan Charleen Miller, petite blonde J. Kavalek and Councilman Har- sey. schedule also work a hardship "skimmer" straw hat. aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles >ld H. Foulks. Cites Discouragement on the shore area's development And while it is the younger man who is usually the first iller, 9 Briggs Ave., Port Mon- The pageant was a highlight The current schedule, he said, and economic welfare, since to adapt to the current fashion trend, it's the older male who mouth to represent the city in )f the Long Branch Summer Fes- discourages high inoome busi- these hardships inhibit high-in- has more going for himself—particularly if he happens to be Columbus. ival program and directed by the nessmen and executives who come wage-earners from settling the kind who "just can't part with anything." "We practiced walking and local Aerie, Fraternal Order of might desire to live or vacation and vacationing in Monmouth and Who knows, sooner or later, even those old knickers may urning corners," said her moth Eagles. Philip Dohme was pag- on the Jersey coast from moving Ocean counties. come in handy. x, Mrs. Doris Miller, a former eant director for the Eagles. Bob there. The result is an adverse "I sincerely hope that the Miss Jersey City and Miss Irv- arry. Shore radio commenta- affect on the county economy, Pennsylvania Railroad can be ngton, "but other than that she or, was master of ceremonies. he said. more responsive to the changing Resume Work At Hess Plant :ame into the contest green. The Don Morris Band provided Helsaid that fixing a better employment patterns of metro- Miss Miller, a computer pro- he music. The band will give PERT HAMBOY (AP) -Work "We just keep pouring water ichedule should he "a relatively politan-area commufers. Perhaps rammer employed by Bell Labs veekly concerts at the stadium on anything that is made of minor aspect of the railroad's a survey of office closing hours, esumed at the Hess Oil Co. fa- Holmdel, wore a blue and rounds starting Thursday, July overall national operation. cross-town traffic and transpor- •ility here Saturday, less than wood down there until it can be reen print gown for evening Long a critic of delayed trains, tation patterns, and other fac- :4 hours after a spectacular, ex- torn out," he added. A few com- ;own judging and a black swim tors, could pinpoint the most con- the senator said that the com- ilosion-punctuated fire in- pany firemen remained at the uit. She is earning her asso- CAR LOOTED venient train departure times." muter who use the Pennsylvania iured six persons and did an cs scene Saturday afternoon. atc degree at Monmouth Col- LONG BRANCH - A New mated $250,000 damage. ge's evening division and also ij limited now to only five trains About 600 petroleum storage 'ork City man yesterday report- — two before 5 p.m., two between METERS BROKEN Four of the injured remained ngs with the Monmouth Civic d to prtllcc his car was broken drum? blew up in a series of ex- 5 and 6, and one at 7:50. LONG BRANCH ~- Six park- l hospitals Saflitdny, one in liorus. ito while It was parked here. ritical condition. plosions during the fire, which He added: ing meters on Memorial Park- HOW'S IT LOOK? — Sandy Emhoff, men's buysr at J. The five-day national contest Police said Donald A. Melbyr "For the great majority whose way were found broken into nt A company spokesman said sent black imokc billowing into arts Aug. 22. The Miss USA eported a pair of slacks, a shirt Kridel Clothier in Red Bank wean one of the nnw wide offices close at 5 p.m., the in- 1:30 a.m. today after police said ivcryonn wns working Saturday he sky and burning oil across 'inner will compete in the world ind electric shaver were taken convenience of the 4:40 and 4:55 they received, a call from a ties regaining popularity in the mtn's fashion world. Tht Am was supposed to be. He said nals being held in Londan in 'rom the automobile sometime trains speaks for itself. The 5:15, in L shaped pier, destroyed in he waters of the mile-wide Ar- woman who reported seeing a 3-inch tie is considered a "coniervativ»" width. Som» lovember, and will join Bob jetween 6 a.m. and 8 a.m. yes- moreover, requires that these youth tampering with the ma- the Friday afternoon fire, mrght thur Kill to Staten bland, where [ope'i Christmas tour of Viet terday. Mr. Melbye told police people work within a lew-block chines. of th» niwar modils tpan 3'/i or 4 inchts in width. take icveral weeki to rebuild. several brujh firei were started. Nam. ie article* were valued at (59. 12—Monday, July 11, 1966 DIETICIAN tETUttl THE DAILY REGISTER NEPTONE - Dvrld V. Car- Miss Shelley Meistrich ter, administrator of Pitkin Hos- pital, has announced the retire- WINE OLYMPICS ment of Mrs. Bernardine Honn BUDAPEST (A?) - For a •t 1700 Webb St., Asbury Park, "wine Olympics" in Budapest to Wed to John Ibex, Jr. is chief dietician of the hospi- be held in September, 12 coun- tries already entered more than SHREWSBURY — In a gaVden tal. Mrs. Horan had been at Fit- VK) different kinds of wine, the setting at Shadowbrook, Miss kin for six years, after having news agency MTI reported. Shelley Lois Meistrich became served for several years at the the bride yesterday of John Wil- Orange Memorial Hospital in MTI did not elaborate on liam Ibex, Jr. "wine Olympics" but said mas Orange and the United Hospital wine-producing countries wil ParenU of the couple are Mr. •A Newark. participate. and Mrs. Harold A. Meistrich, 20 Oakes Rd., Little Silver, and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ibex, Sr., UNDECIDED? Westminister, Md. Rabbi Marcus Kramer of Temple Israel, New York, of- Rent a new ficiated at the double ring cere- mony. piano before The bride, who wis given in marriage by her father, wore a cocktail-length gown of candle- you buy light peau de sole, the long sleeves and top of the Empire FAMOUS bodice fashioned of re-embroid- It costs Just $8* a month ered Alencon lace. A pill box to rent a famous full scale headpiece of matching lace held piano and if you decide to NAMES her shoulder-length triple veil. buy, the service charge is The bride's only attendant was credited to your purchase. her sister, Mrs. Jerry Poling, Matawan. Jeffrey Wayne Ibex, No obligation, of course. brother of the bridegroom, was •»lui carlo*. best man. i k Mrs. Ibex, a graduate of Red Mrs. Thomas E, Randall Mrs. John L. Garrshy Mrs. Arthur J. Schwari Mrs. Michael D. Urban Bank High School, received a JUST CALL (The former Sustn Fawcett) (The former Florence Gould) (The former Miss Linda. Dolan) (Tho former Julia Kupec) BS degree in medical technology, Liberty 2-1212. ext. 441 from Pennsylvania State Univer- sity, University Park, Pa., where Yes, they make quite a she was a member of Iota pair. Yes, they stand for Weddings in Middletown Township Sigma Pi and Phi Sigma hon- quality. Yes — Pay lass orary fraternities. for Brand Names with Thomas Edward Randall, U.S and Mrs. William R. Gould, ban, U.S. .Navy, took place Mrs. John William Ibex, Jr. Randall-Fawcett J The bridegroom is a graduate ."BIG W" Air Force, were married Satu 165 Holland Rd., Middletown, here Saturdayj*f* of Westminister Senior High (The former Shelley Meistrich) MIDDLETOWN - Discount Prices I Miss day in Christ Episcopa: to John Lawrence Garrahy of The bridegroom is the son School in Maryland, and received san Beth Fawcett and Church. Brooklyn, N.Y. of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Ur a BS degree in accounting from Their parents are Mr. an The bridegroom is the son of ban, Sr., North. Ridgeville, Pennsylvania State University. Mrs. Hugh S. Fawcett, 4 Keva Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Gar- Ohio, He is a graduate student at PI., New Monmouth, and Mi rahy of Brooklyn. Rev. James Roche cele- Pennsylvania State and candidate OPEN and Mrs. Frank W. Randtl Rev. James Roche officiated brated the Nuptial Mass and for an MBA degree in March of 36 Woods End Rd. at the ceremony and celebrated performed the double ring next year. He is a member of the Nuptial Mass. Mrs. George Rev. Robert Lengler officl ceremony In St. Mary's Catho- Beta Alpha Psi accounting hon- SUNDAY Guba was organist. A reception ted at the double ring cere- lic Church, orary fraternity, and a second followed immediately after in mony. The bride was given in mar- lieutenant in the Army Reserves. the Cobblestones, Middletown. The bride was given in ma riage by her father. Her gown The couple are on a wedding TILL 6 PM The bride, who was escorted was of peau de sole with floor- trip to Puerto Rico will reside riage by her father. She won by her father, wore an Empire a floor-length gown deaignec length petal hemline, long at 1000 Plaza Dr., State College, DAILY TILL 10 PM gown with a bodice of Chan- pointed sleeves and chapel Pa. with an Empire A-line skirt o tilly lace. The silk organza peau de soie and long-sleevet train. She wore a Spanish HUNDREDS OF UNADVERTISED SPECIALS skirt, covered with an overlay comb and mantilla brought bodice of Alencon lace. He of lice, extended into a chapel House Hunting! ns open sea- elbow-length scalloped veil wai from Spain by her cousin, Mrs. son in the Daily Register Cltssi-1 IN EVERY DEPARTMENT INCLUDING FOOD train. A lace flower headpiece Angel Gonzalez, Pequannock, fastened to a cluster of rosei studded with pearls and chrys- Red now and lily-of-the-valley. and carried a fan of antique tals held her bouffant veil. lace adorned with white roses. Maid of honor was Mi; Miss Susan Marie Gould, Mid- Janet Vachris, Middletown. dletown, sister ol the bride, was Mrs. Harvey Nadel, Belford, Bridesmaids were Mi&s Ja- maid of honor. was matron of honor for her STORE-WIDE nice Pfleger, Middletown; Miss The bride's three sisters sister. Judith Randall, at home, sister served as attendants, Miss Su- Bridal attendants were Miss of the bridegroom, and Mis: san Marie Gould as maid of Margaret Claire Webster, Bel- Karen Foley, Keansburg. honor and Misses Kathleen ford, and Mrs. Louis P. Mlele, Peter Moe, Middletown, wai Margaret and Elizabeth Ann Keansburg. best man. Ushers were Lt. M Gould as bridesmaids. Four-year-old Lori Lopez, Summer Sale chael Longo, Fairfield, Conn.; Best man was Walter Law- Bayonnc, cousin of the bride, Airman 2/C Raymond Fawcett less of Brooklyn and ushers was flower girl. at home, brother of the bride, were John Hynes, Brooklyn, Jack Urban, at home, broth' and Scott Randall, at home, cousin of the bridegroom, and er of the bridegroom, was best brother of the bridegroom. Robert Grace, Malverne, N.Y., man. Ushering were John Fis- ler, Belford, and Louis P. Alter a reception in the Em brother-in-law of the bride- Miele, Keansburg. 15%to 40 % Off! ... the Key erald Room of Buck Smith's groom. The bride was gradu- Dennis Ofstein, Jr., Dal- Restaurant, Ea6t Keansburg ated from Middletown Town- las, Tex., nephew of the bride- word that makes for a the couple motored to the Po- ship High School and attended 4 groom, was ring bearer. conos. Rio Grande College, Rio A reception followed in the happy, prosperous future! Lt. and Mrs. Randall arf Grande, Ohio, where she was a Cardinal Room of Buck Smith's graduates of Middletown Town- member of the college choir. + House of Brides, East Keans- And the place to save is at ship High School. She alsc Mr. Garrahy, who is with burg. graduated from Stuart Schoo the Brooklyn office of the In- After a motor trip, they will • of Business Administration, As ternal Revenue Service, is a return to Japan where the 4 bury Park, and is employed bj graduate of Fordham Univer- bridegroom Is-letationed in Sa- Mainstay Federal Savings The ADvisor, Middletown. sity, New York. 4 sebo. The bridegroom received On their return from a wed- 4 The bride was graduated BA in economics and is em ding trip to Miami, Fla., the from MMdletowh ' Township 4 ployed by Mutual Life Insur couple will make their home in High School. The bridegroom 4 and Loan Association ance Company, Newark. He wil Newark. attended John Adams High SUMMER SUITS ... report for active duty in thi 4 School, Cleveland, Ohio. He 36 MONMOUTH ST. U.S. Air Force in the fall. Schumrz-Dohn 4 Wash V Wear Daeron and Polyester, Daeren and Wool, Tropical Wonted has served five years In the 4 100% Imported Douppioni Silks RED BANK KEANSBURG - Miss Linda U.S. Navy, Formerly $ 65.00 Now 56.25 Garrahy-Gould Ann Dolan, daughter of Mr. 4 741-0663 NEW MONMOUTH - S and Mrs. Carl J. Dolan, Sr., 4 Formerly $ 69.95 New 54.45 Mary's Catholic Church was 75 13th St., West Keansburg, FLUHR.'S -^ KIDS Formerly $ 75.00 Now Insured Savings the setting here Saturday for and Arthur Joseph Schwarz, 4 63.75 the wedding of Miss Florence son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 4 Formerly $ 89.00 ...\. Now 71.50 Sm by MM 11rk of Jriy — lam from Hie lit. Eleanor Gould, daughter of Mr. David Schwarz, 26 Coral Dr., 4 Hazlet, were married Saturday Formerly $ 95.00 Now 76.00 In St. Ann's Catholic Church. 4 Formerly $125.00 Now $100.00 Rev. Eugene M. Rebeck per- 4 formed the double ring cere- BEHOLD OUR OIL 4 mony. TANKS ROLL ALONS The bride was given in mar- 4 SUMMER SPORT COATS ... If you can't find a good job riage by her father, She wore GOOD 4 Imported Madras, Tropical Worsted Glen Plaidi, Solid Pastels, a Chantllly lace gown with long 4 Batik Prints pointed sleeves and chapel SERVICE 4 Formerly $55.00 Now $44.00 train. Her shoulder-length ALWAYS there are three things bouffant veil was fastened to 4 Formerly $59.95 Now $47,50 a crown of tear drops. 4 Miss Lynn Werthwein, West Formerly $65.00 Now $52.00 Keansburg, was maid of honor. 4 you can do... Miss Carolyn Schwarz, at 4 home, sister of the bride- 4 SUMMER SLACKS ... groom, was junior bridesmaid. A phont call will bring prompt 4 Lightweight wools, tropicals, daerons, many colors; Sharon Dolan, at home, sis- dol ivory of the Fuel Oil you stripes, checks, solids. ter of the bride, was the flow- notd. TaW «dvintag» of tha 4 er girl. "ilack" saason and ordvr your Formerly $14.95 Now $11.55 Fuel Oil for noxt wintir. 4 1. grin" and bear it Carl J. Dolan, Jr., Keans- 4 Formerly $19.95 Now $16.95 burg, brother of the bride, was best man. Steven Adams, Sea- 4 Formerly $24.95 Now $19.95 Bright, cousin of the bride- 4 Formerly $27.50 Now $22.00 2. keep looking groom, was the junior usher 4 and Glenn Landry, Keyport, Formerly $29.00 Now $23.95 A12BV the floor. Fully equipped convertible. 1965 STUDBBAKBR — Runnuv eondl- FOUND — BrowrJ and white do«. Hot.' New Urei. *» Call alter 5 p.m., 1961 CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE - Campbell Ave.. Port Honmouth on Best offer. Oil evenings n7-17J6, id- 7*1 J)!*! Julf t. 787-2*12. UK. Days 634-9501. Automatic New top. Good condition, 1948 JGEP — Four wheel drive. $895 or beat offer. Call ZM-24M after LOaT — Golden Retriever, male. In I960 CHEVROLET BIBCAYNE — Two- Call 6:30 p m. Sflddletown (Locust). Reward. Call 291 door sedan. Standard ahlft. Asking «71 1197 1966 OLDSMOBILE — Oood condition 2861. «300. Call 291-012?. 1»« THI3NDERBIRD — Convertible. $150. Call liter 7 p.m. FOUND — German Shepherd. 1961 FORD — Red and white convert- White will, red Interior. $575, Call 747- 5310613. ooro Townahip. Call ible TTueB speed transmission. 390 594. eKsorlefl. Call 291-930!). wvT K olt lT"sU NU N E R — Convertible. AUTOS FOR SALE Uilomallr. AskinK SSOO. 1W2 UUlDS 1863 KAJliTANN ^HuC~^-~Tira~ U62M :-.'>:< r(iu)>e. Standird. Asking |800. 47 Beautiful like new. Excellent Super Sport convertible. Call • ,VhBiilTiKt'»n Ave., Leonardo. GOING OVERSEAS — Beat offer t«lin i. Privlte. 787-2«J6. 1961 Sunbeam Alpine convertible sports- 7(1-9511. 1-OKI\S — Desire 1963 TR—4-Green. 25,000 miles. Ton- I860 CHEVROLET — Four-door hard- payments on red paint. Wlr« wheels. Radio and nea.u. radio. $1400. Phone top, V-». Automatic, power steer "NO CASH NEEDED." Fr«. heater. Roll up whitlows. 631-31BS. xi-HIU A»kl'!| $286. 7879473. Call collect TA «._31, Hr.

FORl)~ 1M4 —Custom four-door. Auto- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE tometit' tnll power. No moaey down, sale I'rlcr $»9S. BELMONT MOTOR*. .16d Maple Ave., (Rt. 35), Red Bank. 741-6778 _ VERB EHD SRUinCS I iSPcoRVAlR 8PYDER — oonverti- Turbo charpe. Good condition. 11200. C»ll 291-3950 or »4H«W. PONTIAJC 1964 — Bonnevllle two-door nardtnp. Bunk will finance HH0 for 30 months at S62.U per month. BRAL>- LEY DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt. U, Neptune. 774-SOOO^ CHEVROLETS — Desire trAerested parties to take over payment* on re- posaesaed cars. "NO CASH HEEDED." At a Ford Dealer. ItoedCarlotl Free plates. Call collect TA 4-3M2, Mr. nonar. Russell Oldsmobile 195S PLYMOUTH 8TATION WAOON— Poor body, but |ood motor. |M. Call S42-44M, after «. 1938 OLIVJMOBILE — JI5. flood mo- tor. In good condition. Call THREE-WAY GUARANTEED 2K(772 USED CARS (More Claulfied Adi is now offering... On HM Next

'61 FALCON $ 495 '63 PLYM $1095 '64 FORD $1595 AUTOS FOR SALE Deluxe its. w.gon, aura. B«tv«dtr« ttation wagon. Six-pan, country tadan Automatic, powar itaaring. «ti. wagon, auto., P.St. '62 FALCON $ 650 Two-door ttd an, 19000 mitei. '64 FORD $1150 '63 MERCY $1595 PRICED Cuitom 4-dr., auto., P.St. 9-paii, Colony Park '62 FORD $ 850 itation wagon, auto., P.St. SEPTEMBER DEALS Rinch wagon, auto., 8-cyl. '63 FORD $1250 TO SELL! '64 FORD $1650 G.laxit 500 four-door. XL two and four-dr, HT «. '62 FALCON $ 850 Automatic, powar staaring. •63 IMPALA 9-pan. SW $I4U Automatic, powar staaring. Squire ita. wagon, auls. '62 IMPALA hardtop $1095 '63 FORD $1395 '65 FORD $1695 '64 IMPALA iport coup. $IS9S •63 CADILLAC cony. $2395 '63 FALCON $ 995 "XL" 2-otr. HT, auto., P.St. 6-cyl. Fairlana 500. '64 CHEVY wagon $1195 Dvlux* wagon, auto, Four-door, automatic. '64 MERCY $1495 '62 FALCON w.gon % 795 IN JULY!! '65 MUST'G $1995 '61 FORD convertible $ 7*5 '62 FORD $ 995 Braizaway 2-dr. hardtop. '63 FORD conv.rtibl. $1495 6alnit 500, .-dr. hardtop. Automatic, powar staaring. 2x2 Faitback, auto., P.St. '66 CORVAIR ipt. coup* $1795 Aufomatic, powar ttaaring. '64 CROWN $2595 '64 MERCT $1495 '65 CHEVELLE Four door $1495 Imparial 4-dr. hardtop. '59 CHRYSLER full pwr. $ 495 '63 COMET $ 995 Monterey i-dt., auto,, P.St. Full powar. '60 Ch.vy % ton pickup $ 295 Dtliixt 4-dr., autom-tic. '64 FORD $1550 '61 VALIANT wagon $ 495 '66 BRONCO $2250 '62 IMPALA convartibl* $1295 '64 VOLKS $1050 Galaxla S00 four-door. Naw, 4-wh.at driva. '62 IMPALA sport tadan $1195 Big Trades - . Sun roof. Automatic, powar steering. Sperti Utility, lilt (2702. '61 IMPALA air cend. $ 795 '64 FALCON $1050 '64 FORD $1595 '66 FORD $3200 '59 CHEVY 4-door hdtp $ 395 •65 CAPRICE—NEWI Feur-dr. ttatlon wagon. Galaxia 500 two-dr. hardtop. N.w, 7-Litt. hardtop. HUGE SAVINGS! Standard trammittion. Automatid powar itaaring. Four-ipstd, lilt $3935. Big Savings — McCARthy MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER CHEVROLET

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HWY. !6 and FIRST AVE. mmediate delivery- MOUNT-ENGLISH ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS SINCE 1904 MONMOUTH & MAPLE AVE., RED BANK—741-6000 291-1101 ON ALL BRAND NEW "THE SHARPEST PENCIL IN TOWN" 1966 OLDSMOBILES KITSON CHEVROLET "THE SHOWPLACE OF CHEVROLET" We Sharpened Our Pencils Right Down to the Nub!

AND ... WE'RE WRITING so YEAR-END STOP IN AT MONMOUTH DEALS, RIGHT NOW! COUNTY'S.... WHY WAIT! We've sef our calendar ahead and you can get a real sharp year-end deal right now while the selection is greatest. Don't delay—come in today and . . . SELECT FROM THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF CHEVROLETS TORONADO HEADQUARTERS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!

^^^^4 RUSSELL i OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC CO. Hwy. 36 542-1000 Eatontown 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK (NEXT TO MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION) 741-0910 HOURS: MON., TUB.. THUMS., Ml. 9 TO *-WID. 9 TO 4—SAT. f TO I TOE DAILY REGISTER AUTW KM SALE AUTOS MLB THE FAMILY CIRCUS •ylB mi* 14—Monday, July 11, 1966 1MI — HotlH trt4l«r, LADIES - PART TIME 4 iroomi. Btit offer. Call IT to K-GuariBtotd H 50 to fS-M U3-13M NURSES h6ur accord In j to ability. R jr?u I MOBILE HOME — MUtrttl. Permanent aoaltlm ivailaMa thrat houn to spare, anytime of AUTOS FOR SALE NM,1UI/1 TT«-a00O. .. Many extras. Will or aurtw with V.3. Slat* Registration. an* have car and phone, call CHRrSLER — 1M4 '300' con»»rtlble V* Y.ltow. Four ol loan. (71-1TIT. Hurt be kbit to work, MMOJUT or third mrtlt number. W-2019, U313U, Full power, like new. NO MONEY speed. Uk. new. Must sell. «1MO. Cal1 iliU. Bxcfllent bentflta pltu shltt 4906, 462-1074, 5M-323T; «r «vt" OORVAIR UN — Two-door «ulora«tic. DOWN. Take over payments of $12.20 UN HOIUUS — IT' travel trailer. Mlf inferential. Apply In peraon. American 44M1I2. fulfullyy .quipped.qpp . No moneoney down. SMSM- per weak Call now for l»«t>-' W" 787-43M, after t MUUIswa. HMDI six. Many extraa - Co., Cllffwood Ave., Cllffwood, N.J. elalll thithis we*e*. WW» BE1MONBE1.MONE1.MONT MMOO- ok 741477I. BELMONT MOTOR*. 3(5 196« DODGG E — Two-doer hardtopdtop.. 1 PIOO. Call UritW evenlnta. An tqwil opportunUy einptoyer CLERK TYPIST TORSTORS. MII MaplMl . Avr, iRt 339) , RR«d dMaple Ave.. iRl. 36i. tx,wer. -Ban k will finance ©60— 0 fol Call Mrs. Push 36 montns at S82 per month. BRAD- Bin*. U14TX. _y niftroI'NT CENTER Rt U J78-7O0O. MERCURi SQMin i;'t " DI8COINT CINTBK. m. w. 150 PROFIT GUARANTBliD FOB PONTIAJC* — Desire Interested partlM pnwer. Slxw.y sot. Alrcondltnedl TRACTORS THRKB EVENINGS' WORK PER DOMESTIC - Llv* In or out, Friday; to tak. or.r payments on retKissenstd pnwerFM radio. Slx-w.. 31.00y 0 sotmiles. ,Alr-condltloned. clean. ,1100.l | EK —- Plut liberal profit bonui iturday, Sunday and Monday. Oc* cars. "NO CA«H KEKDETV" Fres CalFM l 747-4320di 3100, afte0 r mile4 p.ms clea. n 1100 |llMPEHIAli 1862 — Convertible. Bank TRACTOR — Furmall Cub. Excellent qualified people, D*innn»! raltrif t.i»ion«l bftby sitting In iverAu- Call pUm. Call collect TA 4-3232. Mr. COMUlon. torn* attachmenti. FrlcC itlfe PMr.k'csB Housg decorator'! »c- 671-5073 or «71-3I33. _; t»0. 5CMM6. ,oriN. Kree traliung, C«U 747-03IS. CENTER, Rt. A Neptune. HOUSBKliEPBR — To live with eldetfj' 1M2 CHBVROLJiT BEL AIR-V4. NO 511)30 per week. BRADLEY DISCOUNT sr'xr£ lnve«tmeTit. ly woman, not an invalid. R«#ideno* DOWN TAKE OVER PAY "—-"'•CENTER» •>Rl' . 35« , Neptune«.».„„. . 774-9000ruonmi . I located near bu.illne and stores. Wr)t# MONEY DOWN. TAKE OVER PAY 1 WANTED AITTOMOTIVE OOJCKBKPEfl -TYl'lST — Full time, 1IENT8 ol W.ao tier teek. BRADLEY ^TJilKW VOLVO — Qw*l --o., i.i. . ccoutittnj office In Freehold. Bubmlt P.O. Box M, Navenlpk, N.J. Or ttl«« DIBCOTNT CENTER. Rl. 36, Neptune. 1961 AT3TIN HBALSY SPRITE "'dlo and hester, whltewalls. Prlc. »3M. p.ione _'1»:-O4fi4, alter < p.m. ^ roadster convertible. Body, engine, PICK UP JUNK CARS—T Plume In own liandwrltlnK to "P'i : 774JOO. transmission good. »iM. 871-3M0, after brook Auto Wrecking. Call 747-tfttu or 620 Rc~UVE~IN MAID -2 r Butnmer or all year round. Rpr hardtop. Not one cent irf your own TBR Hi. 35. Catontown. fM2-2414. UTS" [JVRaEST"7508MKTlC CtH cas i necessary down. HRLK will n- 'ANY -18J openlrBs, for qu&lllled ladles it rfferenr.M. Call 8W-1582. -i- n.nce M»» «t SfM weekly. Call col- lo take over payment." on repos- v 'art-time work sliuwlng Avon Prortucli ~~~OLERK BTENOGRAPHBH lect. 721-7100. OASIS MOTORS, Rl. 9, i c«rs. "NO CASH NEEDED." Call •291-.iai(). BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Mlddletown, Red Bank. Fair Havel Call Mm. Piifh * Sayrevllle. plates. Call collect TA 4-32S2. CHEVItOLET 1961 - Imnala fnur-dooi ill 7(1-13(3 or Wrllp Mrs. Mirgarrt 77S-7O00. CHRYSLER* — Desire Interested par- tI KB-rclthardtopi . Automatic, full power. No BOATMAN'S SHOP ulotla P.O Box 656.' Red Bank. t>» to take over payment* mi re- NRW JERKY'S LAKQKaT MARINE »o«sesse<1 cars. NO CASH NEEDED. 8UPPLY HOUIE. ALL IOUR BOAT- SECRETARY HELP WANTCD-MALE K"ER PLATES. Call collect TA 4-3232, 1NQ NKKD8 UNDER ONE ROOF. Mr Dcnar. iih bookkMpm» knowledge, short-hand for Instant credit ok, 741-677S, BEL- CHEVROLET — 1963 ImT>ala lurdtor.. EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTOI1 bd typint. JMcwant working etmdl- Bt'ICKS — Desire Interested part!es~tn MONT MOTOR*. 3U Uapla Ave., (Rt.'-an l>».r. Aiitnmitlr «••••'• -111 "• "ALES. NEW' AND UBED. JJXPBRT REPAIRS ON EVINRUDE, JOHN8ON mi In Red Bink office. Permanent take five! paymrtiln itn repossessed Bar*. nanct »1250. NO MONEY DOWN. Call •Itlon. Bend compltte detaili In flrat SALES CARKR '; Cars, 'NO CABH NEEDED.' Free AND AIX OMC PRODUCTfj. PROMPT 'tter to ••B.A". Box 520, Red Bunk. ates. Call collect TA 43232, Mr. l»rMVo^r^Sdton,ncTiinteV,~»i»6.1^^^"MOTOluT'is "Maple*'A^. SERVICE. , 24 WHARF AVI.. RED Sonsr. Good condition. ^Ca^ j,R t „, RM Bank , BANK. 741-57M. JCXPERIKNCKD OPJERATOR* OPPORTUNITY 1 OPEN SUN. AND HOLIDAYS BalOntowD Dru« MIg. CHEVROLET—1961 Pirkimod sut'ion FALCON — TwoHloor. TNCOLN — 1859 Contlr/ental hardtop. t AM. TO 1 P.M. wton Automatic, fully pgulpned. NO nil power. NO MdNi;! iKiW.. it • PI ion I 642-3556 We need a young man who li a«tt MONEY DOWN. Take over payments Oood condition. Prlc. $200. Call alter ver payments of $5.40 per week. Call MONMOUTH MARINA~8»7llng Center 'OMEN WANTED — To work l han plenty of common ieme and II of *4.9O per week. Cull now 741-41778 for J P.m.. 747-2M4. Jnow for Instant credit ok 741-O77R "Now that PJ hat learned to walk, it H okay if I take him for 8alling Instruction. Itentals. rj. Summer and permanent posl wl 11 i ng lo wn rk long and hard towaig lnatant credit ok. BELMONT M0T0R8. OHEVBOIJCT 1866 — Impala. two-door BELMONT MOTORS. 365 Maple Ave., 1 Complt-te line of: Paceshlp, ons available Experience not neces- advancement and a Hve-flgura Jnc«m«f 3(55 Maple Ave,, (Rt. 3SI, Red Bar*. hardtop Bank will finance J2500 for Rt. 35), Red Bank, • walk around the block? ' ChryBler-I»neslar, Alcort Bnarlc ry. Apply Dorwirl'i Laundry, 44 Mar- 36 monlhi at |U per month. BRAD- CJIRYMJCR—l««l~ New~Yorkei\~"Full Lai-aon M-16. Scorpion, viking, Bt., Rwl Bank. 'l'iiis In an exceptional ground floor Qfr CHEVROLET—1M3 aHan. Automatlr. LEY DISCOUNT CENTER, Rt. 35. power. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over Bklmmar, arAl Chrysler Outboard! [iortunlty with a fast growing c<* Tully tqutppfd. NO MONET DOWN. Neptune 774..9000. paymenu of «.7() per week. Call nmv AUTOS FOR SALE MOTORCYCLES 46 Wtflt St.. Monmoiith Beach 222-3492, ENTAL AiJSlSTANT — No expert "ugated shipping container firm olttp T«.k« over paymants o( S8.M per week. fur Initant oredlt ok, 7<1-«71«. BEL- ,ce necesNary. Some lyplnf required. ng a draw against commlailoft. ; Ctl) now for initant credit nk, 741477& U63 TKUNDSnVBIRD - Excellent coo- •is" Mply In person, Dr. J.J. Grwnberg, BELMONT MOTORS, S«5 UivU Av«., tntox. Call Absolutely no caali r.teded down. Hank ppettllv eds i k. Will f,. Front 81., RtA Bunk. Tlie man eek will Tail on (Rt 33). Red Bank. 671-5H1 35!, Red Bank. Only one month old. 685 miles on it. ll t tndufitrUl In Ulddlwex ant 111 finance f7!>5 at SS.10 weekly. Call Still under guarantee. Asking %blb. Call sell to_hlghe_st bid. 222-6212. RK YOU IX)OKINCJ FOIt"~X' CA- collect, JzlllUU, OASIH MOTpllS, lit. .EER?-Slx young ladlea, experience Union countlei, some of whom ao 20M6&1. 1> OPEN BKIFF—70 h.p. Qrey marine. Pieaently buying) from ua. * AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE fltyrevltle. H0NHA 1M« ~- 4M CC Black. Excel- Excellent condition. Will ilemonntrate. nneeenHary. at leant 18 years Did, It lent condition. Munt ae!!. Call 741 CarJ be seen at Crosble's Marina, ork In local and out-of-town nlghl iibi with top bands. The ability to For a nerional Interview call ttZ-tttXI TRUCKS FOR SALE 128S._ ^ ^ ^_ _ 1st helpful but not essential, Phone between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. . •• 1063 BSA SlJPEIt "ROCKET — Good 17 PEN YAN — 75 h.p.inboard, write Maryann OTVO, 22 Prospect r condition. $550. Call ^29-3964, 6-8 '2ft gal. tank. I'alntod anil varnished ]!t.>3 CHEVROLET PANEL— (Windows) $51)0. Rpaily to go. GBl-674ti. .. Key port, 656-5454. truck, completely rehullt and painted. REGIONAL MANAGER — For m»* Pnln-.l condition. GOING OUT OFJ9M~HONDA' DO -"A-1 ctiVdltlon.~All ~ilUNAJ3OtiT — FulTy'eQuTppedTNevv A1TRE89 WANTED —Excellent year rt size 1»UK Island Electronic- Firfc BUSINESS, MUST SELL. Best offer. new parts. Call 741-4738. arter «ller. 30 h.p. Evlnruile. 1350. Call Aitnlotant and Rubasalatant Buiin«H Call rvenlnis 72T-17K 462-7116; dayi 7 p.m. 747-3727. i cover Fort Moninouth, PhlladBiphlft. 536-BftOl iund position available. Must lit over YAMAHA ynT-1.264c.c. iT 'UTILITY BOAT — And tralier Salary open. Company car provide!* Call 1125. Call . Apply In penoiL No phone calli Write "A.M." Box 5?0, Re* ••"*• Tli- ..28 7B7-4535. HARDWARE STORE — Need man MOTORCYCLES II1 THOMPSON — 30 H.P. Evlnrude, oward Johnaon Reataurnnt, Hwy. 33genera, l work. Red Bank. Write 1866 HONDA BUPER HAWK 300 - Jey, P. O. Box 206, Rei Bank- 1M« HONDA — 160 Scrambler. Call Excellent cor.Vtitlon. Only 2500 miles. Tilt tralier. 1350. Iddletown. 201-1017, 1650 228-4214. 2S4-5IKH. after 6 p.m. 23' MII1MS SEA SKIFF - 110 Chrysler PRESSER marine ermine. Mahogany top. Fully ilIRT OPERATORS AND FOLDERS- IMS MOPED — First owner. Excelled fill tra!n. Good paying position, raid Full time, top salary condition. Need cash. 1165. Call 671- MOBILE HOMES equipped, Dockage paid. 747-4173. aeallon, free liospltalizatton. Apply call 2enKno .5X17. 27^i96I~OWENH^^85" liTpTv-S "ci'bfii tar Clennera A I^auiiderera, 132 Myrtl CARETAKER--For Protestant Churefc. 1B68 CHAMPION — 42x8. two lied Ulaer. Sleeps four. Excellent ron'ii •~ _^Long Branch. Red Bank area, 40 hours per weel, HOUSE OF YAMAHA — CYCLE rooms. Priced under 11,000. Call 787- in. In water, ready to go. 747-9736, Starting salary $300 per month. Uuft WORLD N.J.'a largest cycle showroom. 7610. VOMAN PART—TIMK^"-"Wanted "for be neal In appearance, aob«r and a-bfc Rt. 1. oppoilta Edison Lanct Edison. 16' THOMPSON — 40 h.p. Johnson. Ight homework in Mlddletown. Two to get alone with people. SxcelleO- BMW. - YAMAHA — NOitTON — 1962 VIOTMLE 10iM with expanda But offer over 1100. Mull sell. Call r three daya per week. Good ininry worklnr conditions and paid vacatlot. niiCATi GIIJ;RA — VESPA — RAB-awnings. Shed. Rear porch. FuiirnlsheC .nyllme. T47-U2IH. ""or lntirvlew write listing phor* num Rfifcrencei reiiulred. Writ* to "B. J.jt' BIT It»5-«100|. Phone 2S4-S795. i»r, to "Mra, Bteadman", c-o "BB"Box S20. Rwl B*^ . ? ! TROJAN CRUISER .- IDS] — 188)ox 620, Red Bank. h.p. Interceptor. Has 200 nrs. Sleeps TANK TRUCK DRIVERS — Expai4 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE four. Excellent corJdltlon. $3,700. Cal ILERK-Muiit ba accurate and like ence preferrpri. Apply la parion, Nafj- 787-8U1. 't>rkln« with flgurei. Ability to type, pl Trucklni Co., Rt. 34, MaUwan.- • « 'eral benefits. Apply Alco Ceramics OUTBOARD MOTOR — 3V4 h.P., V.orp., Hwy. 35, Kcyport. ^PE-RINTENDENT — PART TUW HAND NIW 1 fit's hours, i-tn, for apartment house in Red BanC 7(1-3785. Alt WASHERS: FULL ilME ONLY Must be atile to make repairs oil Qlrls. 19 to 25, for detailing cars; plumbing, heating, electric, ate. i'J- PER MO. IT 8KA MAC — 75 h.p. Evlnrudp. tanlng Inside window* and outside 1 DOWN PAYMENT Push button controls. Heavy duty trail- ary iiml apartment. "A.O.. * JiOX W0, VALIANTS $41.91 er. Inboerd (us Unks. Rf>axly for water, rylng. No experience n*c*ssa,ry Good Red Bank. ; . Crown Marine, Little Silver. 741-tSOl. 'aril. Apply Country Suditr Cm* 1 PLYMOUTHS $46.44 /aih, Hwy 35, Middletown. PACKERS WANTED — Bxperttncef CHRYSLERS MOVING, MUST BBIJD—Three bouts. m packing china, etc. for Houithold $60.54 1OH1 DELIVERY—No i»lllr.f Young Goor weekenrlB.' Full tlms or part time, American Can Co., Cliff wood Avt,, 63 PLYMOUTH BUSINESS NOTICES '" 741-4700. Cllffwood. N. J. 64 CHRYSLER Convertible "A1TRESSE8 WANTED — Luncheon An equal opportunity employer 9 Poisinoer Wagon* Dual Air ATTICS AND CKL.LAB8 CLEANED — am. to 3 p.m. Must b* over 21. 13 big, new-generation COMETS Conditioning, Full Power 62 VALIANT Light hauling. Free enUmctee. rail af- prl«rrf?» nccflRflftry, Apply Pleaiant CAR WASHERS — Part-tlms W*ftk- ter 5 p.m. All day weekends. 741-MM. 'alley Inn. Hwy. 34, Holmdtl, between 4 Door, V-203 and t p.m. end«. Experienced preferred, hut not We're launching otir second million 64 FORD CLEAN CELLARS, YARDS. OAP.ACE8 necessary, Muat b* at least 17 y*tjf 62 AUSTIN HEALY - Have truck. Lllht hauling. Call after OMAN WANTBD— For luncheonette old. Apply Country ludser Car Wail), pomets with the biggest savinjs spree Country Squirt Wagon, 3 p.m. 741-214U. Mlddletown. '• Air Conditioned Roadster o. work evenings and some weekends. pply Charcoal Pit, corr.'er of Church YOUNO MAN — 18 to 20. Full time. in • generation! There's a deal to be GET YOUR FLOORS REALLY CLEAN and Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 60 M6A — Extend the life of tilp. Homo, of- Earn as you learn. Company trtntfUf. h»d on every Comet in our showroom fices, business. Call 284*796. XPKR1ENCED HOUSKHEEPER — Piid vacation. Mint apply In perron, Roadster o llv« In and care for two children of Mnrpy La Rue, Rt, 35, Eatontown. -and when you pocket the savings DEPENDABLE FLOOR orklng parents. Own room, hath and you'll feel like a million. Whit a big, WE FINANCE FULL PRICE WAXING COMPANY .V. Pleasant working conditions. Call SPECIALLY PRICED $' IT-!H!)2 hrforp 5:30. (More Classified Ada beautiful performance champion this EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 LOANS PATIDS. WALKS. I11UVEWAY8 — Re Intorceu conorrte. Call 509-7701 or W>6 I/IRTST — Hlxperlenced. Steady po- ill-new Comet is! II you want action 1995 [lion For Perth Amboy iho-p. Call On Thf; Next Page) • Two-door «xterior (solid • Red or due vinyl interior Cash We Will Give UA Red 41.19. Frfe estimates. lor your money-you'd better polar wihte optional) • Special carpeting BACKHOef-BIJI.LDOZING — Topsoll, 1 * Bright upptr tfoor and reor Down • Cash Back For • f\[) Tape com a-running • White sfdewoll tim NO gravel, mowlnn, septic tank work. Ben quarter window from* • Deluxt wfcttl covtn Old Car Jamin Bryan. 671-0685. HELP WAftfTEIV-FEMAtaE HELP WANTED-FEMALE LAWN MAINTENANCE Lawns cut mil trimmed. Hellab .ice. Call 747-1681. PROTECT ASPHALT AREAS — From COMPUTER PROGRAMMING destruction by gut, oil and othtr harm- BAYSHORE ful fl]ftn«nt.t._ Saal with Coamlcoat OPPORTUNITIES ENGLISH Adds yen.ri to pavemtnt life. Guaran- LINCOLN MERCURY CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH teed protection. For free •atlinat* c*ll 741-3327. AT MOTORS 1st Ave. 291-9200 Atlarttic Higtilands QROWINO PAIN8T Call Ever | Oreen 34-36 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK I^andticapinK. All phases of Inndicaplni 747-4545 Opu cvtiiliKjf till 9 P.M.: Saturday, till i P.M IncludlnK matntenarfce. Wtekly, month' IANK RATES • EASY TERMS ly or Bpasnn. F. Intermesotl. 787-0S1S. BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES PICKUP AND DIUVERY SERVICE JAMES aUERMBRO Oinsral contractor and iqulpmenl ON ALL NEW AND USED CAR SALES rtnt&l. BxcavatinK, (111 dirt, top »oil< Positions .rt «v«!l«bl* in (II phasas of computer Sewer and water lines. Haul Inf. Septic tanks built and cleaned. Dry well*, programming. To qualify, applicants should b« dralr«, laterals, trenching. Masonry ami ca<: i>entry alteration*, college graduates with BS or MS degrees in til ShtrmiQ Avi. BiKord, N. 3- mathematics, engineering or physics, with at 787-«»7 least a "B" average in mathematics and major QUALITY OONtTRUCTION - O.nsr 1007b at contractors. Frta estimate!. Call subjects. Openings for both experienced pro- 7S7-C118 or 7874452. grammers and new graduates. On job instruc- NEED A BAND? Two lead rultiri. Bass, drums, orfan. Qood vocalists. tion in program languages will be provided Call 7<7<615. those with no programming experience. Guarantee on all used Cars QUTTBR8 CLEANED AND TARRED — Pre« estimates. Call 872-1755. ROOMS PANELED — Scnen parehe WE OFFER: 1st payment in Sept. and enclosures. Alterations ami addi tlona, Ed Luktr. 741-210t. .... CHALLENGING WORK ASSIGNMENTS .... OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONAL r IMPLOYMINT GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT We Finance our own Cars HELP WANTED-FEMALE ...%TUITION-REFUND PROGRAMS .... EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS' • HAIRDRESSERS PART-TIME •iptrlenccd only. Call for appoint. AND BENEFIT PLAN •• m.M. 741-TTU. OENBRAL HOUIBWORKEB — full Openings ire at HOLMDEL, MURRAY HILL and time. Live out. IJkt chlMrin. Rlltr "65 CHEVY'S •ncas. Alter 6. »tj-i(.1(]. WHIPPANY, NEW JERSEY. $96 down payment PARTICULAR TYPE WOMAN Some evening and Saturday interviews may bt Part-Time $67 ptr month Two to throp hours R riay. Flexlhi arranged by appointment. hours. Enrn flld to |4O a week. Mutiir woman over 30 yrnrs or ftpp. Hail'l '66 CADILLACS '66 PONTIACS ami M Id ct lot own firca npen. Becom Please call Mr. J. L. Laferrera at 949-3183 or Air C«n4!tl«nlnf FilllerettP. Tall 2H1-1687. send resume to: Full Powar * Full Pewir SLEEP-IN HELP Cook, cleat.', lake car^ $775 down payment $225 down payment or two children. Call 671-0072 $159 par month $82 per month A GLAMO~R6uS~JOB~dPENfNG * BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES STATION WASONS AWAITS Holmdtl, New Jersey THE RIGHT GIRL 741-3.19T; call btlwfen 9 a.m. and 1! An Equal Opportunity Employer FULL MICE noon. •66 Buick $2695 We also sell some -.65 Ford $2595 '65 Mercury $2795 superior domestic used cars. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY •64 Chtvy $1895 May sound funny coming from o Volkswagen dealer, but it's '64 Ford $1795 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS ! not. '64 Buick $2095 It's a fact. •63 Chevy $1395 Because wo get all kinds of con as trade-ins. Adding MvchlnM — Typtwrlttri General Contractors Palatlng awl Decorating '66 CHEVY IMPALAS '66 FORD FAIRLANES And as they come in, whether they're Chevys, Fords, Caddies, ADMNO MACHINES — Typuwrllers I., SMITH BiiiLnnfts — Wti™, m- THOMAS SI.ATK nrtld. renter], repaired. Serplco'a 101 toratlnns, additions. KaraKCS. Call 291- Free Estimate Full Powar Full Power or VWs, our mechanics put them through a rigid 16-point safety Mnnmniith St., lied nanlc. 747-O4&V 178^ or 741-7330. Painting and Dpcoratlnf „ Fully Insurer! 8423160 741-43M lift down p«ymint andpgrformanct teit. WORKINO MAN'S CONTRACTOR ~ down payment Alterations, rtepslrs. Masonry. Small CAD , The ones that pail got the complete treatment. Air & Sea Travel Reservations Jobs, too. r>91-B7M. Painting A Pecoratlni $77 p»r month 69.95 per month Free Estimate, "R7-R920 or 7B7-TS91 Th»y'r« tuned up, tightened, completely reconditioned. BB IT A WKKKRNIJ — At Orosslna;- '65 MUSTANGS er's or around tht world tn 80 dsvs, L. H, 1UL1. — Painter interior anfl And then we guarantee them )0O% for Iho repair or'replace. •xtrrlor. ND jobi ta& large or too P«w«r Staartnf wn ran Mtvlo. all your viullon Imulitlon & Siding small. Very raasonabl.. Call 329-34417. V.I needH. r.t.r..n Travel, T«1*3M9. went of nil major mechanical parts* for 30 days or 1000 miles, INSULATION * aiDINO OORP. — $95 down payment We limply can't afford to sell on unsatisfactory1 used car. Also windows, roofs. KUltara, etc. Aiphtll Paving Il).3(l year giiartntiss. Ilay or nlKlit Pearl and Bead Rtstringing $6S per month Become evtry used car we sell carries the Volkswagen reputa- 77.1-84(17. Adam l.tnimayer !>!.O3(r2. r.ENBIUI. AIMIALT TAV1NO Irltt Blxpertiy on braid.r] nylon. I1.S0 tion with It. No matter what make it is. Blacktop drlv.wayi and pnrKlni lota. .trand. sttrltni olaip. from , TSe; Call fnr Ira. animate mUO, RKUSSILLE'a, H Inad St. Ra« Ircninlulon • r*gr •aif of Shrewsbury Ava. INTICrilon AND KXTKR"lbil"palnt- SHREWSBURY MOTORS INC. l»«. Aim d.corallni. our prices ar. l.Bl UH UK your ••crnlftry. Mo Ov*A s avallahl* for 1st. . 741-1234 ' SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY I way Dhow, and Major iaoru BnnU rhtapaf tnan Unirs. Call Hark ralnt- to tutu culli. 34 hour attiwirlav | 17( UonmouUi IL. n.d Bank. lM Co. tor fr» ultimata. H1-49M- strvlot. 74MT0O. mar VANRD-MAU HKJ WANIBMBUS fWIAU mutnamt ROUSES nm SALE LEGAL NOTICE - THE DAILY REGISTER Monday, July 11, 1966-15 EXCLUSIVE AREA NOT1CK N*tkt * hertby givn ttat ttMfol - PART-TIME GUARD HAMMOND GREEN GROVE GARDENS new IWUM la ready. Must Mil lowlny ertflaane* wm« pawed «a tts four-year old, two-story, four-bed room ouatom Colonial now. Have mortgage second and final reading by the Mu- oommltmeati. Flagstone entry. 25' liv-nicipal Council o! the Borough of FOUR ROOMS-$115 ing rotun. Formal dining room opening Keauburg at a regular BIMUOC P»ro.«n»nt petition new •valltbl* in our Security Dtp«rt- ORGAN onto large screened patio. Ideal kitchen on Wednesday. Jo*T », «•» tort ttter (ONE BEDROOM) a public hearlsf the «ame wta m»nt. Schedule of hours 4:30 a.m. t» IO:SO a.m. Men. 1th 4tn_tta. <:herry paneled family ad'ipte-d and upprovM, and S OF ASBURY PARK •*• Fiv* Rooms (Two Btdroomi) (140 room with rained hearth fireplace. effective after published as required Mato o( N»w thwjujh Sat. Exeallant working condHloni and llbaral Walk-In closets. Laundry chute. Beauti- by law. LAKOEIT ORGAN AND PIANO • Efficiency (2'/i Rooms) $ 95 fully finished gameroom In lull base- Publi notice la amntir employ** btnafiti. » ment. Attached two-rar garage Prrifes- AN OIWINANCK VACATING. alnl ropoaall fer Iha CI1PLAT IN THE SHORE AREA SWIM CLUB FOR TKNANT1 atonal land leaping cm •_ acre lot with LEASING AND EXT1NOUL8HINO THEJFirFire Detection ind AlAlara m HEAT, COOKING QKB, BOTWATKR AM) AIR some of the tallest Ircf-s in Middle* .IBLI RIGHTS IN A PORTION OK thhe MargareMt t VetUrficbool ficboolficboo lo« Open dully ill sPin. Sat. til 6 p.m. town. 741-W9* ffir «ppnlntrm>n( EEACHWAV .ALSO KNOWN A8 HAY-EtEatfintowt n CountCty of KoomottttKoom u Corner of Main It. A Mi.ttl.on Ave. T.V. and pbon* outlets, 12 eu. lefrigeriiturs, ptrkinf and walkla itor Hlhh. JlWJ'AltKWAVA ll AS SHOWN ON THIS ot New j will rae«rr»ii by " Apply (actUUea. feptclous ibomi, kf iusbU. Walk U> ..hopping nlau, buiM MP F THI BOROUGH Of the Board school. TAX MAP OF THI BOROUGH Of Employment Offici UiED ORGAN SPE'.'IA FOR SALE KEANSHl'RQ. lloe-m al Oia Mar»arel VeJUr ammond extra voice organ . DIRECTION8: Gfciden Stt.it Kxh 117 to 39 t*st on M to Airport Iboppint BOATING FISHING 1.KONA.IID S. BELLEZZA, .mmoad Chord Orgsn H4i Fl«ik. turn leu, inert two l>locks to murfti aoartment. From 15, (J, M. Maynr •rsey »[ 8 p.m. or/ Aug. 1. J__«. «_ laldwln Spinet organ . Jltldi) to Hftzlet Avt,. turn left ou MlddU Rd.. j^tralKht aht&d. MONMOUTH BEACH — On Bliie Inch time and place all clan wlO H YurllUer Bplnet. organ bury River, exceptiona1 l bulltltr'Sf cutt iblKlv o[>etipit -»d read aloud. BAMBERSER'S MONMOUTH .mmond M3 organ brick ranch. I'fJ pier, 3 btdroo All I)Ms must b« la tte tvem •* J ammond L IK! organ 264*1346 •clence kitchen, fllsiiwkahtr, % tmths, instructed by Ih* A"v* limmonn C V console organ garage, glide rsou tlieriiiopKiift pitftnrt 1 )>e in »#«l«4l •nve4flp*#. with HR 40 ii^stf'T windowa. t'ljtturei tot> many to lint. All bids shall b* preserrted t* lh» Eaiontown Naw Jariay iamrnond C V console oifcan FOR SALE APARTMENTS Must ista to * ppr *• elate « truly beautt HOUSES FOR SALE ard of Krlucatton by the »«rU*i with new LefiUe Speaker ... tul hornt. 1'RICE J40.0WX PRINCIPALS i'llriR or their *i»nU «t tl» tin* lajnmond A lot) orKKn SLIDING GLASS DOORS It ED BANK — Threa-room unlurnlabtd ONLY- Owner 222-4i60. (i iiluce (!rsfKnate3. wheri called for HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE 'aminonfi B 3 Ijesile tpe.&kc] ap«itinfnt. Available Jult Ul. Yearl the Knsni o{ Kduc*tk)6. tfO vU** Griffith Bpii.tt piano |Architect* nnd Imlldeie attention. Hum* leu*, $i00 monthly Include* htat «1« COLTS NECK COLONIAL all hp rccfivtyl previous to the time ^able console piano 450 buyers warn quality. Weail.tr uglit trie and itas. WEAKT-NEMETH AGKN LITTLE SILVER MgrmliM and none will U »C*iv«d SALESMEN WANTED ACCOUNTANT Cable lN>ls(t» irsiirt plsno 335 with a. wanantj. LOW PRICE I). CY 741-2241). Four-bedroom Colonial, wooded Haines Bros. gruLtifl piano •avhpdronm Colonial. 30x14' HvtnK PROWN'S — Two-bedroom apmrt- site. Perfect condition. Price TAX all uUHUti. 13 Huddy ronm with formal fireplace, 13x14' flin- ate B->«rti of EducatKW Large expanding multi-Mat* nunuta< AH items noid with a gum Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500' ISO, $43,500. g rocm with tiay window, eatln kltch- m cprtificatr. budget terms tvallsblt. Ave. ______i, deo or third bedroom, l'i baths, turer seekl tax accountant with two i JULY BPBriAT~m7VB! "MB~pTc ~("h"e7t7 r :,-. PMM")A-I win b« IXPCrUBNCED PLUMBER Ive yesra experience In Federal and/r 129.90. Mdple dressfer, |2ft.iV». OUi.*r, RK'LT'JBAN K~^~lka^r~aaS~ifir'uriVt'n J. D, ROCHE, Realtors liar, breezeway. paiiw. located on 5B ncconU'-tifM by & . nil Itate taxet. Excellent fringe benefits 775-9300 (10.SU. lt__k s.s Is, S1-. Boll'1 m., pie ye. 8W Cost $1,700. sell 11,060. Call 636- Iric UP wing machine In solid maple call Mr. 8am Lomirzo. 741-9116. nmirit of not ifNs than live (5ft) per- CHEMICAL OPERATOR M38. UUrfT — (Iiperlencp . d>< %MR«MAS~Ji!arTi• rt man, 35 to 50 cabinet, $38 Summer rug. J1.75, More SUBLET — LOVELY ONE-BEDROOM $13,900-4 BEDROOM CAPE TOM8 111V^~^^^^-lTp"rtni7i"nr"rai nt of the Base Bid. airtd out BQt necessary)y) . To work IIn i join contracting firm. KnWblleiie snrt more, RUSCIL'S, 25 E. Front Al'ARTMKNT. New. Everything eu|>- mmaculate condition. Ktill baseni The hid muni _lsa be tccemftpanl**! laboratory ind; ID pilot plant in pro- tri 00 years. Muit lmve car and b ROSE BUSHES HI., 741-1603. _____ pltcd except tletLrlcity. Convenleni lo- No Down^—No Closing Fees tasplxmril heal. Anermr-lnnrod rear • H. rertificnte from a Surety Oni- Die to devote full time. Train fo callon. Call 222-2140 or 229-2430. iird. Only ?4(rt down to guallflrd lni> my authorij'.crt to rio bualnMi tn the duction of mlcroblal enzyme* Wth bud and bloom, $1 ea. Petunias, OKFKK —" Amrer amplifier. I?3xl2' living m, Tour ale of New Jersey, certifying to Ul* luftotj Blchemlcal Corp. 4«2-;i8 [strict manager working with Mel dahlias, aalvla, etc. 25c doz. Harmony Rev(fb, Call after 6 p.m. or before 11 d t>edr(Ktm«, IW ahartfi r. No flosliip (-outs. Full pricp, $13,200. lanngrr. Salary and car expenses t floral Bhoppe, 564 Palmer Ave, East , an.mown Board of Educ»t*on ol th» itart. Call ?76'0706 for appointment in iimiutiig. 6T1 21R9 COMMERCIAL RENTALS it. Full iiHsement. ConvenienC t lo every- Weisgold & Krupnick, Int. nunty of Ui-naUHlUi. Stktt Of N»3W ACCOUNTANT riCpTGARlWN'SWMrVQll — And tiling. Kxi-cptkmal buy! THE KIKWAN 4rspy (hut -Hid comp*ny will provide ^ PoTta-ble electronic Best offer. C*)l 8t2-0tl», ssiler OFFICE SPACE AVAIUkBLJE — RUM , KKALTOHS, Hwy. 3tJ, W. Keana- Brokers e indicr with » Performance BoxM BOOKKEEPER lano, almost new. Bait price, J36O- SON PROFESSIONAL BUILDING, IB 787C6(H) MANY OTHKK8 tho full amount or th* conLract price HELP WANTED-M«!e - Female 2\b Hwy. a Lakrwnncl 363 -3(18f id m thn forn» prescribed, by Uie Good fulure, permanent polltlon, la W. River Rd., Rumaon. All utilities CUSTOM BUILT WINDOW SCREENS Included. Air conditioned, C«tl lor ln- RED BANK - KUMSON atifl ral.e« -r ,-i TM.MT i^n.i in the event that th* Had Bank office. Plesiint working BABY GRAND PIANO — Good con- edmoin r«nch, l = rKe family drier \H awarded the cootfAct, eoadltioni. lubmlt complete reauma t ARTHUR MURRAY dition. »300. 15" fl.C.A. Victor TV will. Keep bugl and fllei out. We mtfce mom two car garage, full haiement, und. (."ompleti llatm|8. homes aMI ind A are nuhject to all of the "CL". Boi 5^0. ned Bank. openlnia for dance lntervlewen lUnd. 140. Call 741-0327. sny type window screen, tull length, IF YOU ARK INTERESTED — la a *t«r JiPHt. 1'rivacy, dead cnil farms, businesses, Mem bar muHlpl '•tails Rnii conditions fca contained In upervlsors, and teacher trainees. N cellar windows, rollup. brand new modern office space, w*ll idenl for children, ("nnvmlrnt to listing service. Largo private parkin) IP Plans atM Speclflcatfona wd the DftlVIM — E«perlence"RONT anile- AND ASSOCIATES REAI.T0R8 ul Hud the bidder agrees to be bound it 731 CMkmtn Ave., Asbury 1'arK. on first floor la the 'fuller Build11!*. Hwy. 35 Mlddlelftwn 747-ftfi(HI meby. T74-92M. lo you. Have |5 on each window. 8 MM camera—Perfect for beginners. AUTO MECHANIC HELPER Sralloiied tAKt, square woofl frame Call 7*7-24iO. A copy of the drawings and •pacific*- Steady job. MCCARTHY CIIKVKOLET, ROoFlt^EAbKR "—"TemporaryTepory Jui~: PROWN'S electno celling llgbts. Early American EXECUTIVE OFFICB SPACE—At » MAGNIFICENT. OLDER COLONIAL- BRAND NEW COLONIAL, IN FINKS' on? will be on file in the office of Muat ba experienced, accurate, capa inotir. L'ses bulbs. 741-1U4. ip Margaret Vetter School, GrarA Ave- 151 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Mr. CARI'ETINQ—NYLON AND WOOU Reckless PL. Rod Bark. 650 aq. ft. In Klklm. ble of working under prtafurf. I* ul dignified modern ofllca building with BrYLKD 8TUCCO, RED TILE ROOK. RED BANK RESIDENTIAL ARKA iie, Eatf-niown, New Jersey between ay or nlaht ihlft. Poaalbli permanen Clo.ipout of discontinued, colors and pat-TRANSFBRRED — Must sell lloun- lie hours ol 9:00 A. U «E4 4:00 terns direct from mill U, yd.; three Cl complete, urvlcai. Carpeted through- '. M. TANK WA8HBR8 — APp7y~in per part lime (20 hours wtiklyl »tartlr out, with most attractive wall treat- 27' IK'lnc room, wllh fireplace, formal WITH RED BANK TAXES. City wate: •on. Nappf Tmcklns Co., IU. 34, Mata- Auruat. Resuma should, state houi rooms, J139. Installation and budget ment and electrical (Inures, Call 747- Appllcatlonn lor pl»na and Bpiofflca- war* ivallable, hourly rate expected, Wril arranged. Samples shown In your WALK-IN FR.EKZEH--Includlr«« 2 h.p. 3730 Hetween > and b:31 and sewage. Pour tremendou* bed Inns shall be BUbmUted to Frank B- 'A.X.", Box B20, Red Bank. home. Call Mr. Todd, collect, S63-M34. (lining room, apaclmia ktehen, 3Q' lohrninti, A.I.A., Architect, »T Hem- EMPLOYMENT — Part-time and ful or 478-9070. refrigerator unit. Inside dimensions It' 35,000 8Q. FT. LIGHT manufacturing lock Terrace, Teaneck New Jersey on time. Cuitodlal workers needed. Four long, 6V hltfi, 5' wide. Call &23-620O. lofts for leans. Can be leased aaparate- master tedroom wllh fireplace, [our rooms, 2% bathi, 24' living room wltl jr after July 6, 196C. Appllcatlona will houri and tight hours. Cleaifcr .. REFRIGERATOR — ll cu. ft.IJke r. containing About 3500 sr $10.00 tnr each aet of Mans *n. Btudpnt desk, two army coUt, i>orcn rtintng room, kitchen, mree bedroomt, »1 B. rront «.. Hal Ban«. TI14TIM. Bank. 741-S7O0. NOTICE TO DP < QualllflPd Personnel For Quality Orde IRWIN'B, 27 MONMOUTH ST., BED furniture, garden tools. Call 812-0877. two haths, aim room, patio, two-car Notice Is hereby Riven that sealed EXPERIENCED CARPBNTERJif 210 Broad Lonr Branch 222-47' BANI< garage. Hot water, gas heat. Jtetir- >idii 'will be received by the Mayor HXBpBD IMMEDIATELY. Call NOnaK~"El5CTiTlO~DRYl!R — Top |;.M.(H). Available Immediately. OCEAN TOWNSHIP HIGHLANDS — Can you picture and Township Committee td the Town- 842-1650 SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — Full TYPEWRITERS. ADDING mtchlnei. ot th» line. JW). Call Joseph Q. McCuc Realtor. 812-M44. Ctaoic* aelectlon naw cuitom-buiU thr«*-l>ftdroom hom« in the hill gectlor ship or Colts Neck for maintenance part time. Will trajn. Apply Bemv All makes new or used. Guaranteed. 671-0940 rar*he«, and two-ntory Colonial homei with a living room with beamed cell snd rppair inatprlals In the TowrrtWp DOMIiTIC HELP WANTED — Cook 21S East Rd.. Bflford. f,ovr as 92.1. Serpico's, 101 Monmouth TWO AN1> THREE-BEDROOM H0M18 Thr«fl and four bedroonn. From *W. ing, dining roam, kitchen, bath, ban f Colts Neck In the county of Mon- butler, chauffeur, For adult family 8L Next to theater. 747-01B'.. — For rent or «ale, »125 to »150 a to $25,690. Cal! Builder, M2-494B. ment, attic, for J12.000? Of coume mouth with an estimated amount of ona malt. Writ* "A.J.", Box 520, R WAlTRESa'AND PI81IWASHER — E: moiAh THE KIRWAN CO, RDAL- needs work. But a little elbow grcasi Bank. perlenced. Apply Matawan Diner, R MERCHANDISE WANTED CHARMING THREE-BEDROOM CUS- 400 tons bituminous concrete leveling 1 PRETTY PRETTY PRE1TY TORS, BeUord, 187-5500. W- Keaniburf, 1 a lot of Imagination will mak< course, type A, T. BM-1 or FABC- *• Matawtr. . TOM 8PUT LEVEL — Modern kitch- a proud home-owner. We ren PANTRY KAN — Experienced. Stead: That'i what everyonft says about our COLLECTOR — Want* %»ld toy iralnt- 787-A6O0. Htxlet, M4-71OO. en, Hcrtatlon room, garage, two baths, 1;; 52-122 gallongl s cuut bacack asphaltaspha, COOK—Male or lemale. Five dajf Kord window ahfcaes with the 3" fringe. *ll,O00. FINLrVY AGENCY, 8724100, grade RC-SOOOO; 1,96,961 1 %" broken work, (oo4 pay. Call Alpine Manor. any condition. Pay r«.4n or will trade: Jfl5 to J175 Per Month lovely ququieet itreet Jn West Keaniiburg. ; 1,9 innn %"% brokebrok n Six to eight hours, lunch only. E: Realty dresits up the window. Now onII.O, O2T, 0, utan^-rd r>uK*. 774-3710. Ol «17W)0 |2O0 dwn to QQualifieuualified FAIR HAVKN (tont e cover materialsl ; and atlletlld maini - an-im. Bal« at |2.0B ea. Save &t leail ft o THE BKRO AOHNCT Only «17,W)0. |2O0 down t enced In Iwffel. I>'«™ reala. Rt. 55 Mlddlfttown buyer. Subject to FHA approvalrovall. ClCltAt - Occasionally the home buyer Is U cr.'ance and repair work and ma- Salary open. Write •lA.V,," Box 62. the regular price. SLOT MACHINES — Toy train and 2 tunate enouggh to (lnd tastefulltfullyy d««< terials, and opened and read In pub- ROUTE MEN cut Iron toys leaded ih&des. Call 671-1000 TBAU REALTY REAL ESTATE, 215 Red Bank. Carr Ave., Keansburft, 7B7-MW4. orated older home at a faiir prlrel . FFoi aic at Township Hall, Cedar Dr., C&H« FULL AND PAltT-TIMK. STEADY PROWN'S 741-1999 after ft p.m. WB FREQUHJNTI.Y HAVE APAJIT- bedroomn, two living rooms with fin Neck, N. J. on July 2fl, 1966 at *:0O YEAR-ROUND WORK, NO LAYOFFS, BOOKKEEPER — Experienced, 32 Broati BL Red Bank 741-7300 F^ull~BEI>R6bMft — TWO counts payable, receivable; and gi CLEAN USED FURNITURE — And MENT3 AND HOUSES—Furnished and placed. Dining room, basement, itli . D.s.T. Specifications and forms EARN 1102, CAR AND PHONIC KK unfurnished fnr rrnt. COTIIB in nni. talk BATHS — With paneled den, 23x13' two-car detached garage. All appi bids for the proposed work pre- QUIRED. CALL 4S2-1074. eral office worlc. Write F. O. 001 S KITCHEN CHAIRS RXCOVIIHD - antiques, or near aiAlque*. Hiffht it over with us. THE DOW8TKA panaled faully room with bar, living pared by Claude W, Bird sail. Xn«ln*er Mlddlelown. N. J. Dlnstta aAta and bar stools. Monmouth prices paid. The Attic. 531-8BM. w ancea, rugs, ciirtalnn, etc. 1^3.000. lrr MANAOBR TRAINEE—ror Piraonal Dtnstte, 114 Monmouth Bt., R«d Bank. AGENCY 01 E. Jfront 8t,, Red Br " room, full dining room. Patio over- mediate nccupuncy, 421 River Rd., Fal anrl approved by the State Hirhivav 1*1-8100. lAoki ahruhhed yard. Attached garage. 74T-2439. Commissioner have been Died in the Loan Buatntaa. Muit be ambltloui and m!l3J Bus for schools. Hurry. S.9,700. ROL- office of the sild engineer at 1700 "F11 willing t« vroric Experience riot nece: PETS AND LIVESTOCK IMMACUL.ATE ™ Two-hfd ronm ranch •ary. llutt ba over 21 and have car. SITUATIONS WANTED-Female DESKS $15 up FILEa, tables, chalra, BTON WATEftBimV, REALTORS. 18 St., South Belraar, N. J. and-of Old XieatUot opportunity for advancement. adding machines, typewriters, ordce houne. City sewer, water and gai. Flf- W Front St., Red' Bank. 741-3500. LOVELY OLD 8HRKW8BURY KANCIH State Highway Commlssior.fr, Trenton. Not a flr*1>y-olfht Job. For further In S YEAR OLi) with camp cou aqulpment, etc., at bargain prices. New FOR RENT Two box mails i mlnutfts from Bell Labs and Lily N. J. and may be Inspected by pros- lomfWIm, Mr. riiuo, Beneficial T cxiicrlcnce wlihes babysitting or uied. AAC DE3K OUTLET. F" Paddock and pa.-iture, Colts Neck Free Tull.i. 1110 pet month Jilui utlll THUEE-RBDROOM RANCH - Two N»wly painted and r*d«crtrat«d, pective bidders during businesa hours. hold location. Call 462-6222. Call 566-1594. H. Paneled recreation room. Two- nance, lil-WM. •l-tltne. Phoua 7U-5933, 35, Oakhurst, 531-30SO. car tarac*- Excellent location. Llrfcrolt. Man on (Me at division of Btata Aid LADY WILL, BABYSIT OR BOARD MALE POODLE Black miniature, a.42-4287. Owner, __ real "cre&m pufl" condition. Llvin Histrirt of/Ice I Court HoiUfl Bquart. AUTO MECHANIC — For lubrication QUICK! ltd 1^ yeara. Fine stud dog. SMALL PRIVATE HOUSE — Four K. Main St., Freehold, N. J. Bidders and miner, auto repalri, Call Mon- •hlldren anytime at home. Keansburg g ^ rooms, laundry room and garage. room with tlrepiaci, dining room will be furnished wllh a copy of the irea. 78 4>151 175. Call 291-1732. THREK—UKDROOM RANCH — v\ mouth Moton. UlUli Just bring In your shade rollin (or Adults only. No pets. CgM 284-48SS. tiled baths, rormal dlnlr.iK room, eat-In itpeclficattons by the engineer on prop- •Lzes) for prompt window ihade icr- COLLIE PUPPIES — AKC. Champion FARMHOUSE — Four fepdroorm, two kitchen, three- spacious bedroomi, tlli er notice and payment! o# colt o' TYPINO baths, garage. Four mile* from Htlghta- kitchenl\4 kl,imi| «.».«•, " larg«^....-#j utilitv^-'-.., y — .—room — , spacious To (lo at homa vlci. Anything you can Imnin* in a lred. Bible and white. Call livinlll g room, sttaehethd garaged . 100x100OOlOO' preparation, Bids must be made on window ahade, 98c and up. 229-0515. town exit or Turnpike. JlSO a month. bath. 19' screened porch. Included starAiard proposal forms In the man- $3.10 PER HOUR Csll HT-SMB. Call 741-5675 or 046.851*. _^ lot. Portaupeok area. AsklnK $2:1,000. No realtor. Call after 4. 228-0136. ner dPKtgnatPd therein and required t> YOUNG WOMAN DEBIRES lulltlme PROWN'S POODLE FOR SALE dishwasher and dryar, air condUlonei Ihr* nprclflcatloni, muat be enclosed I) of/ire or secretarial work. References. RENTALS — ------MIDDlSf6wN~VrLLAaE~ — AJBume RECENTLY OPENED FACTOR 32 Broad Bt. Call 747-IW2 Healed envtMoncp, hearing the nama anr; BRANCH HAS OPENINGS FOR aau (It Hole. Floor.lentfh. DaUchablt UM170 OR 56O-B564. .is. Call ovely kittens. REP BANK — Six rooms. Threi ing property. Priced lor rapid turn- Township Committee of the Townih.Ti J tram. $50. Call 7B7-7SM artur « p.m Call 741-0017. Living room, t! Inlns; , o( Colls Neck arW must be tccom* M REAL ECTATE 1ALXS PERSON — roonj'. Living room, tllnlUK room. RUMSON COLONIAL FOR LARGE 1 8EWINO MACHINE - Uled, ONE HEA1ITIFI1L PONY kllclien, bath. Newly decorated. 6T1- $24,900. The Dowitra Agency, panled by a non-collusion affidavit an* ^ Experienced. Busy highway location. 3709. a certified check for nol lens than ;J Multiple LUtlnn. CASEY'S AGENCY X175 takes It. . FAMILY. Living room, dining room, 899-3871. j^U . 2&1-3025 anytlrqj WinB SELECTION OF RENTALS — 81 B. Front Bt, Red Bank. T41-STDU. 10% of the amount bid, provided aalr". I Hvyi 31. Kazlel. M4-SM2. prt/«rr\*' Call 56«-l)674. AOENOT. Oceaoport Avt., Octtnport as « rare portrait, this custom-bullt the hmir named above. Trie standard National firm has' aummer openlnii. lodel' ". Overcas~ t monograms, 512-MOO. Earn $2.7.1 per hour. Call now. .>b buttons, TERRIER — AKC MKlsltred" Full baasment, detached two-car gi homs is perfect In every respect proposal form and non-collualon affi- 2I)1«. 441MS".'. 1631071, 5W-3257; e.(ti MAN WILL PO ANYTHING wlthlm buttonholes, FIVE—ROOM BOUSE — In Leonardo, Large, lovely living room wlUi fire- davit art? attached to the •uppltmea- ems, iklrts and dresses. Fancy Two years old. Friendly. »5o. 7*7- tftl npeclflcatlnnit, copies of which will I, call U9-11S2. the law. Writ* "A.E." Bot 520, Red lltchea. No attachments needed, flew conveniently lncated. Relaorabla rent. rage with over-head loft (or storage. place and built-in Imokcasen; sclerire Bank. Call 291-0317 after « p.m. kitchen; bedroom; bath or; first floor, be furnlnhed on application to the an- SPOTTER •1th one or two needleg. Only three SAINT BERNAIU18 — Healthy happy Plua, recreation room with entertain- glneer. By order of the Mayor and CARBT/IKIR OR IUPIKINTXNDANT lonths olcl. [Hippies. AKC Four males, »lx weeks, BUNGALOW — Two bedrooma, Mvlm A real bargain for • handyman. 121- ment kitchen and bath. Laundry n>om, Township Committee of the Township Full time, ton salary — PoalMon desired by maturs man In UNPAID BAXANCE — $32.50 loilfh. Sold wltki diet, pedigree and room kltchan, bath. Qai heal. Imme- Completely air conditioned. Garage of Colts Neck. Call 1914070 exchanst for apartmant. VxcellcrA ref- diate occupancy. Call 7ST-0P12. 000. Tilt Dow.tra Ag.ncy. SI I. Front Oil neat Beautifully landscaped, anrl, erences, npsjilene*. CareUker at his- 'ermi $4 down, montii. Call health certificate. Bred for conforma- ALFRED B. RUPPJH* M»yor , WELDER IURNER — Qualified foi CdiToclltl Dcpll>t . 116lie-tlOl5 , » to 9» , Oat ofl tion and dlaposllon. i'erma available. iilQIILANDa — Six ro«ma and bath. «U Red Bank. 141-1700. If you like furnished In Impeccable Harry Crlne, Clerk cole work, Ttamico Aaioelatei. cal torloal lit* (or altven yaars. Call (72- own collect. Call 446.760.1. taste, for only 120,000. F 1 N L A " 1049. Basement. Unfurnished. I12S. FINLAY AOENCY. 872.01(10. 'IANO8 — Brand r* m 88 Bole plAno HELBH PONY — Hartdle, AOBNCY. 872-0100. . PART-TIME EVININOg — Count, ODD JOB! — Attlci and RIVBRFRONT — Tre« shaded lot. cleaned. Llfht Haullnt. Call inly $399 delfvoreri. Tenzer'a Music ridle, cart And harness, GerAIe. $200. »2W PER MONTH — Three-bedroom KATONTOWN — Three-bedroom ranch, work. Apply Loaw'a Drlve-ln concfi LaJttwood. Call 2(4.4444. spllMavti. Oara»a. Dining room. Tmnt- D#ip water acreage, ftpacloxa seven- Dining room, playroom. Basement. V{ •Ion ilaniV Rt 35, Hazltt, aner 7 llorf. 306 Main 8t.. room colonial with four bedrooms. B«p- bth LLarg e ard Cnit loca POODUIB — Beautiful mlnlsturis and fully furnished. Excellent corAlltlon COLLKOB JUNIOR, business malor, >LD FUBNITURE Antiques, china, throughout. Immadlata oceuoanejr. arate dining room. 26' screened porch 2-28&T. CHEF WANTBD - Apply In- peraon wishes clerical lob till Sept. Eipcrl- [) an wart, art objtcta and bric-a-brac, toys.. AKC registered. Six week* old. facing river. Full basement. Two-car JOTIC'K TO PERSONS IN MILI- moriArti, at The Ferry Boat. Call Mo-3471. BERO AOBNOY. «71-1 relative or friend nt a person who |. Kaansourj. 787-8822. altrr 8, TS7-3II2. M Church It. Keuaburi. T17-4<00. •wimmlng pool. Head end street. Mort- ATTENTION BUILDER8! In the mllllary service or li ft patlen' ' 1 POODLK8 — AKC. Silver miniature WOMAN ANTJ TWO CHILDREN wl«h In a veterans' hospital who, you be- BEARS M" window far, . two-bedroom house or apartment bjr gage 614 P*r cent assumable with Oak HIH. Beautiful wooded let In ex- 1 PORTER — To elaan thiatur: nlc lm 30" window fan. Both electrically male puppies. Threa months old. With small down payment. Total payments clusive area o( fine homes. Oood lo- lieve, will dcalre to vote In the speols Sltady work. Muit be reliable. Appl FINANCIAL •even|ble. JW aa-ch. Two 700 \\ white shots. Call 671-3287. Saplfmber 1. Rent *10O plus. "A.N. Icliool District meeting or election In Penon, TOWN THEATER, Rl. Box 510. Red Bank. &1M per month. Owner €71-5754. ^^ cation for the erection of tn exception- o be held in the Township or colts • ails, |20. On* Vornado floor fan, $10.OOLDKN RETRIIVER8 ^~ Males, MIDDLKTOWN — Lovely three-bed- al house Paved street, curbs, water, Neelc School nislrrct In the County of"; at Palmer Ave. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES l (xcallent condition. 71M356 or 741- WANTIID FOR AUG. 1 — Three-bed- room, two-story home. Very large ce- AKC. Champion aired stock. Bvenlnfs V u gas, etc! Price tl.ftm WALKER 4 Monmouih. New Jersey on August 12.4' EXPERIENCED MAN for tree trim ,383. (tor e p.m. Area Code 201, »<5-9MO room. IJnfurnlshad. Fair H«, «"L ». .'l: dar paneled kitchen and living room, WAIJC&R, Realtors Hwy 35 Shrews- 106b, kindly write to the unnmigtufl 1 '• mine. Oood hourly pay. ReferenceRtfe s re- NT AGENCY — Estab- ion. I42M71 aves. »TlH14, 117-44J2 plus knotty pine sunporch, lurge two- bury. 741-5212. 24-Ilmir Service. «l once making application ror a j" quired. Call 74.1-HM after 7. ished A-I location. PersonnH back- UNPAINTED FURNITURE lays. car garage with screened-ln patio. military service ballot to he voted In! round needed for license. 213-<747. What can we say? We have two floors Beautiful finced-ln property. All thli RUMSON — Choice laniiaciped lot. S5x said election to he forwarder! lo you I PRODUCTION WORKERS — Several ESTATE FOR RENT RELIABLE— Mlddle-MXl couple needs " you «re In the military sen-Ice openlnfl In Job psylni tmxl Incrnllvl iERVJCB STATION TOR W0ASE-ful1 l of fine tmpalntfd furniture and four or five-room houiej with hoi wai-for H«,500. Principals oily. Call 7B7- 175. Peautlful treps. Convenient ]oca> lIltKS NORTRTH OOFF FRUHOLD OON chat™ tn contemporary and Early APARTMENTS ter heat. No peta. MlddKtown-Red 0WT. . , tlon, K500. Call M Wlim tftir aaort tralnin|. Excellent CALL DAY are a patient In a veterans' hospt- .• ktntflts. Apply Atco Ceramics Corp., IT . H. IN OPERATIONERAT . CALL DAY American. 23% oft manufacturer's Hit Bank area. About f!2» per nionla. ., ELBOW ROOM? FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES — tal. Rtntlns your name, age, serial - Hwy 31. Xtyport. 3tJ->501, *VE-7Hl7i?- prici. You really should come inl Write •B.I.," Box i», RtdBank. A hnuM so Urge It can Mt two fami- Either commercial or residential. Call number, home address and the ULFMOniOn SERVICE STATION RED BANK LUMBER lies? Four bedrooms, two kitchens, MULLANEY REALTY, 67L-S151. dress at which you are .(aliened DRIVING INSTRUCTORS FOR LEABE . - Rt. 3J. npar Lowe's two baths, llvit.'g room, .lining, anrl can oe found, or If you rjtllre th Corner IV»rl ami Wall Rao B; PARKVIEW FURNISHED ROOMS gameroomc. Partial basement and military service ballot for a relallv Profaillona] career opportunity. Earn irlve In. Hazlpt. I'ald trninlnB. Mod or friend then make an appllcallo ttTS-UM weakly. W* will train you. rate r>nt. Call HE S-6600, D tn 5IODA FOUNTAIN — carbonr week up. OenUamsn prajlirn}- Realtors, MlrtdletownHolmdelddletownH . Multl property along Hwy. tt or SI from ttimi e JoJbb operatinoerti g and caring (o(orr U8HED - B^"" TWO T BT^ev^rb; rultar. Bfrani i room. Pier Hotel. Call , 178' to 40 acres. MULLANEY HKAL aite or twenty-one yeara and statin mediullunmi illit* * mntotor r yachtycht. Writi e 711-1143 after 8 pic Listi snd Trade-Ins. Bend for TY <7161H his name, ssrlal.number, home addres "A.W.", Box 520, Red Bank, Giv« bacli- plckum. 4&5 UNOLJ! ROOUg - CUin. ooolort- and the addreai at which ha It Hi (round. Recent reference! required. NFORMATION FHBB — On oppor sble raajooabla. Oantlamsn arsfirrea. RUMBOM — Muat sell gracious family tinned or can he found. unties avallabl* In franohtsed busl- « Wallace »(., 7«1WX avu: home. Excellent location. |37,M0. Call KIfiTCHEI N PORTKR R — Bvetving~wi*rk7 irases. Writ. PARTAKB, Dapt. B., PARTICULAR REAL ESTATE WANTED Forms o! application CM be Ob —.__ . -^ colonnarlf Ken- ROOM ARTS, FOR BUSINESS PERSON - Private, 741-3154. talned from the, undersigned. Apply In paran *a Qlrt. .bmit tht quality of workmanahlp that living room, bath Dated: July T, 1069 t*,urant, Nonmouth thopplnc Canter, • dons Jn your home? Then, you'll first floor bedroom, COME BY LAND OR 8BA - For WB NEED — Five or stx, 2-3 bedroom gutontown. vant our mti, to proptrly Imtall your UK) patio. I22.Q«M. REAL ESTATE come see me I hornet, furnished or unfurnished, frnm LESWB H, DOUDLAfB. MONEY TO LOAN ilumlnurn gutters, ttt* •atlmatii. from $118 JEAN K- JRWJN, Broker, . _ ft!i to $173 par month for In en mini Secretary of the Board Cf IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Marlr.)e Park personnel. THE BERn AGENCY, III Education or the Township BARBER — 8alary and commission. Wllh mdlrldual eontrolled central air REAL ESTATE FOR SAU 35 Mlddlitown. 87M0OO. of Coin Neck, In the Counl Pull OF part.Um*. Air condition *hop. HOME OWNERS PROWN'S eondllionlna. "On the Naveslnk River" of Mrnmouth and state < C*ll 7IMM1. I I in, to «:;;[) p.m 12 Broad Bt. Rtd Rank T41-7GOO niKECTlONB: Garden state rark HOUSES FOR SALE 842-41M Evening^ T47-11O< HJBLP — ACTION! New Jersey. StRVlCB STATION ATTENnANTS^ HX L.ANK — Homi or cnmm»rical way north to Exit ISO. left to apis HOLMnBL^Contemporary custom red HELP us; our 12 aalefpecpla need Hex »31, R. p. #1 Part-time. Day and evening shift opfn FULL VALUE CASH LOANS ilnt car track. Lap counter and power Modil phone 8M-41OO. Open dally and WfK)d ranch. Three-bed room, 2V, baths. llstlns; on your home. Colts Neck, New Jersey Bip*rteno* pr*f*rf*d. Call Nlrk al i&cki. W par lap. Practially new. Call Sunday. WATERFRONT RANCH Attached two-cur garage. Wooded acre. ACTION U our motto-professional ser- Trt-wn. 'OR PEBT CONSOLIDATION OR 42-1073. Kxcluslva Rental Ageng t first time offered. i% years ym: View. N.Y.C. commuting, * ' vices are just a phnne call away. JAC0BS0N, OOLDKAROLDFR B * TANZMATA N nus. I37.M0. Mt-MW. Trad e-Ins—Kx chan ies m;nooi. DISTRICT OF THE TOW; ANY OTHER REASON — Weitlnghome and In beautiful condition. Four tr — Apply In person, Mar- RDFRIQBrUTOR <12«l« roomi, two tiled baths. Sliding doors Commercial and Investment properties F C TS r CK Apply for JI.OOO-OET 11,000 Nina cu, ft, WOCal. l afttr 6 p.m. EATONTOWN — Five large rooms. - Urn «itatillsht(l IaH, *tsy l*rma. OANNOM POINT VILLAOB — V»rsKe. Fenced rear yard with boat docN mer.t of |10O Includes everything, 4H It you are a Qualified and reglstere Yap, It's that time aiiln! And thue Centrally air conditioned. A beauty Rtchudiun Avt. Phone Mr. Jay, 747 661 Broad 8t. 206 Hwy. ilntment, Baton Park Nursing Home. 741-5061 or 774-6600 Bprlnf HI., Red Bank. Brand-raw g;ar- Call today. Asking JM.500. voter of the state who expects In h GC-4700. art good redwood tables, complita den apartminta for rent. Resaonable- 5 absent outBlde the Btate on AusuKt 2! MnnmemlO. Boxh I tCownly InvestmenRet dCoro Ban. k with two lunches. Triced rlthl. lea Call TilJMl or 7478«irn NEED VACANT LAND 106G or a (luallfled and reslstere. O>KNINO KOR YOTJNO "WAfT—Foi HALL BROS., Realtor, BANK — Colonial. Three bed Small lot or largo tract*. Call MUL- mam at atore. »"s73", 151,85; 34"x73", I, Hi bslhe. living room, fire- voter who will he within the Stale r stock and material handler In our pro FII1ST AND «»CO«D MORTOAniB h«avy top, Kl.ta. M FUHNISIIKD APARTMENT 113 Illver Rd. Fair Haven 7«l-T«Sa LANEY REALTY. «T1-«M. August 31, llljf! but because of nine ductlorj department. Apply at Hone AVAILABLE — JMwIn 8. Starlt. Rea nrlght. Yearly or aeaaonal * Member Multiple Listing lervlce , dlnlnl room, stinporch. Two-car Eatat* * Mortsat* Consultant. S64-O333. — flea :e. 74lT59fi. 20 Puena PI. WANT TO SHU. YOUR IIOMET Our »' Physical dliablllly, or hecsuse l«nd Instrument Co., IS Chestnut It. RED BANK LUMBER li Ave- H3-3UC three otllc.es located In Mlddletown. ''" onservance of a r»llslnis hniMs lied lank, N- J. Corner Paarl and Wall lien Bank BEAUTY PLUS VALUE KED BANK—Two-story Colonial. Srvrn narltan Towr«hlp and Hailet have P''"u«nt to the tenets of your relitio m>HPBNTlBR WANT- ANV AMOUNT four bfdroomn, twn-cur ftrage, large room*. (Jamie, Cellar. Corner lot. Tour r Kn mHPBNTRn WEKK SPBCIALSI Fans, JIM * H '" UNTUIINHHBD voim ROOMS — «i» re«dy, wllline and able huyer«. Our " ™oo1 " c llrof resident attendance t'irlud*- all utilities. Adults. No pels. shade treei. Convenient for shopping Ige b«idroomi1 . Kxlra liirg* closets. trade-in program can guarantee the ?„"{' -, » 8» or university, will t H -- Call 7C7-O4T3 Irlitl. libli. ll.tn. Andirons, W.5IK IU bath. . Oas h«at. rmmediite occu- ca After fl;3Q p.m, 2nd MORTGAGE roldk.f bedroom screen, le.W, Foot 741-1I.7* aft»r B p.m. and transportation. Kicelknt neighbor- sale or your home I! your rreientl""""" '," ,"' W«' ballnt at tl lV IUNK — Klrat floor. Tli hood. Asking |2T.»W. 117,600. 741-61W. ar.romodatlons are Inailcqu.te. Call to-jP" ""n •'«« In your rllslrlrl on .. ^ Hill f vnu have aqully in your homa looker, 1I.7B. Clothes tree., ll.IS. u BALES RKPRBflrNTATlVK — WB HAVB MONBr FOR YOU! Travclng hag, 11. DO. Modern vsnlly. rooms and bath, unfurnlalied, Inclndln* "PLAZA --• C»P« Tori on lOOllOO' dny. Mlddleluwii. 7D7-.19OD. Rarllan j""'; ."".". l'" 'desire to vote Fasten I nit Sy»i*m» WonninuHi p.JO. Mahogany coff.i. table, J'^.M utilities. No p»ls. Near trnnrtporlitlon. STERLING THOMPSON ner Int. Uvln» r(K>tri with-flreplare, TowmlilTownshiPp 7J796007|7fl0, Hetlet. 2«(-ll00. . Ul School Diilrlol meetinf t area to se|l fastening tnoli by (t yA«r tunvioin Kour pon % lirrl. I1J.B0. TV llancls, Cll £U 5 741HT3 AND ASSOCIATES - S kllrhtn. four iitrlroomi, two full hatlin. THE KIKWAN CO., Mon to hP hr\<\ In th« Towm (7.Ml. ( oils N^ck Schonl District In ' (h itratlon on construclTon Joii •»Il**« Resldenllst — Ommarical — trlduitrla I2.7S. Odri uphnUtsrsri chalrn wBb TWO-BEDROOM Hwy, 3S Mlddletown _ 74I-S6OI Full partly finished, cellar. Clme to NCTVV OFI'ICR (ounty of Miimnniilh. New jf itructlnr/ or Instnllfttion har kB Rtair ltc«ni*d Isnriar Also chinaa, al(lasswarea , brl APARTMENT - In MaU- i'lficED'TO" ~8EM.! Attractive Hirer- ndiool, walKlnfi rildtuntr t» Rut OBI*. BTAKKKfJ BY EyPKK AiiRiint 22, 1B68, kln«tly write n helpful. Bil$.ry pi in romnit»sl(»rt. Com- iTATBWlDB AHOCIIATH Krnnt Bt., Hl-ltm. Iwlroom Kalr Haven runch. IJvlnit Immediate occupancy. $lfl,600, Call T«I- DEBUtES nEBlDENTIAL U8T1NOS m prrnon tn the underslgnr-i pany car in fad pxnrnsps. llnllmUfl CALL 7lnln« rooin. 2 l.lNCROKT ABflQCfATKS. INf'. rc'iiirniing tliat a civilian absentee Mil tential with "t gmwing; national 12 Broad 81. Red KanU, N.J. ITREBUSY — On« room offlrtrncy Tor gentleman. Mixlern kitchen with - sun parlor. Two-car garage. Call eve- 671-533J nrnt, nnd niusl he •ffinM «lth vnur INSTRUCTION mprovementa. ('all for appointment on beach . In duplexB . Weekly. Childr«n, DEN AOKNCY, rlsalli>r«, Ml JI»P • nlnm M2-33ID lturp, anrl elate the rrsmn nliy • , with mechanical ahilltv, permar with John Wolcott. No obligation. yen. PP«tst , no. »3'M Ave , corner JlergeM PI., Rtd flank. will not he aarill * tn vnle at ynur '• position. Untforma supplied. Apply INCOME PROPERTY —* Urge hou««. l ||l l r*rBf>n. Auto Boys, KM Broadway, L iiFUT«oSAii6i PROWN'S LA^OK ONK ^TTEDROOM CO'VTMiE— 7(1-9100. _ 7rt Main at., Ocennport. For Informa' HOUSES FOR SALE i>')||lnr place. No rlvlMnn IBM KEYPUNCH, AUTOMATION. In KOOII condition. Couple (ir two towTnilijCTOWN tints yenr old. Three tee IItnllot willl be fufurnlnr h fi> Branch. 32 Broad 81. Ited Bank 7417S0O lion call eh-IVHS. _ _ to any appllranll t unless rnu#it TYI'INO COMrroUKTBI. ny d sliart.. W^ per month. 2OI-15HI. lnrKe linlrciom ranch. Twn lialhs. Wall- MACHINIST FiliRT cfJxh •venintf cla«a*s, copn, frfs plaO"nant Kl.AVHri"PUNO' "-- Kranlcli snd Bach. to-watl carpetlnf. Kencad-ln yard. At- flEVlCN- ROOM 8PI.1T -- l'i bsths, hprefor IK recclvetl not lens limn eljht All-round experience- KKceilpnt pay service. NORTHBAIT (UaiNEM MA B ~' Sli rmim efflrletKy \\nyn prior to tha elect Urn. anrt con- Nice l|ne_a; player needs repair. K«l apartment, furnished. AM utiltt ien. tschrd ssrnge and innny eKtran. S^0,- throe herlrooms, porch, garage, cellar, PICK THE Btrtdv •mpleym'»nt. (Full nmoi. Air C1IINB ICHOOL. »• Broad »t.. nod vlnalor Food a-rams. Oall BM-3171. MO Itmnedlste occupsney, Call owner, Undsrapril. Call JJ71-H7.V tfl.ln* the loroioiiig lntonnatlnn. conditioned plant. Good opporlunlt Bank. 717-1017. Ailulti. Available AuKiint 1. S7MilO741-79IOO. T 7:7-3026. Dated: July T !£KJ(1 for advanoamcr.i. AHo ni>f>n!ngi fo RBSf AlTrtANT 'iquiPMBNT KOI» THREE HOOMfl - - New enrly /mpri- MTIH>LETOWN^ — Four-bedroom split. RIGHT HOME I.R8MR H. I>OI(;i.AS3. maolllne operator! with experience 9M.E • flleam table, boothl, enn furniture. CotKenlent locution. *l(l.tKI«"~<:M)8IN»" KKE INCLUPBn - Wall-to-wall carpetlr.* In living room of the Hn f lath* anit mlNIn* mnchlnfi. IKVM, MiRCHANDISI inda lountaln. Complete, other nils Heat, wster supplied. Hl-H2ftl. Three iir-droom ranrh. Two full and dlmn( room. J18.&KI. J-TOIKI down THROUGH f:»rmlnxdali>, N. J. bedrooms Ri^ fenced yard. SW} fQiilly Ijirge 7flxl(X)' landscaped lot. Close to OM) flllltKWSHURY — Immaculate A New Jersey TILE BOARD J77 monthly paya all but Heal. Call Buslneis zoned If 1/ee.teil. tlireebedroom rftneb. Ileaiitlfully land liOJt *3I, R. II. si SHOP KEEPERS ir your bathroom. Now on special. M2-39M. Vets' no down; ' approximately luti scaped. I>arge paneled fnmlly rooir Colts Neck, New Jersey COMMERCIAL RENTALS Is pntterns, |3.68 per 41x11" shttt. BANK — Bludlo and onehed- monthly. All others WOO ilown, ap|>ro»- with cathedral oelllns aji'l raised Ill.lt (loixt stora display la vital. II rtquiru arblelzed patternH, HM p*r 4Bx4l" Imately 1117 monthly. Tlir. KltiWAN REALTOR H|l»«n, Plywood. lnmh«r. Vlsli mil (Krri*n spnrtrnrnlN. Air tnndl- hrnilli. I"aUo._Oall U7O(n4. «el. Metal moldlnia In »tock; iloneil. Ideally located. From 197. lie CO.. Realtors, Csmphell'a Junction, y d * haatmant for small qusnllly liuylnt 01 rsntal »K-ni 239 Rprlrx 81 Ital/oill. _T8M«I1O. ^ NRI niNB -• "A" condition. Ton MORE LISTINGS SHOWN NOTKK our lint Hnor tor lar««r puroliases RED BANK LUMBER bedroom modsrn ranph. Brick fro Nut Ir e li hrr«riy ||v«n tlul the foi- Wa cut to stz«. Vrlng written list. Corner I'earl inrt Wall Red Bank RITMSON -- New ilnllng. Three-year- OaraRe. hasemrrfl, sewers. Gas hi MORE LISTINGS SOLD lowing onlltinnri was pa^sfd ^n lta OFFICE HENIfl. 4'4-ROOM nUrfiKX. IIBAT, old home In besutlful condition. Three Nice location, rinse to shopping, Ask | KII'I riml r AlllOONni- bedrooms, two Uled liaUin, llvlnaj rooln ing 117,700. CslI 778-11X10, incll of ththf pnrniiiph ho f f nltu,r« speolais. Four piece Ktttam i*t< wllll llreplace, dlnlnf room, pretty eel- (Viriur Ptarl anil Wall Bad Hani $». rinn hlinket rhtiti, glS.M. Rhnny TIONHK FIVK M1NIITK8 FIIOM NEW 8imEW8Ht:ilY n nt ft regular niflini; h«!4 PARKWAY ANI) CKNTKIl OK TOWN. UJ kUi'i'luul . ffull . »2(,.1|lAnr>ou* antl<|U«ii, MATAWAN - Furnished apartment. room. Eat-In kltclirn. Ovariilr.erl twn AIR" (-ONWlt"lONICn"it),(»ll IITlC IM r kF.Yl'oltf Htucco home, on treed etitna and l>rtc-«-hr»c. 8yi;a"inr« Av»., Three rooms snil bnth. ('oni)le oi rar ««rage. Full haiement. O.er '• h>ANANn|tlHNANCl>* ; KKi.l l.AliNO THll • Ctniral Air ('onniuoning vnlt«. i:snl ljibor I>«y wnrkniil. Nrw IJttli Bllvrr, nppnalte Little Hllver l.um- I Includes all. Mr.rann, :>lilf IWliii. lot. 1TIIA approved. »17,0O0. BTBIlI.tNn sere lot. Itural «.tllng. J3I.MI). Cal CONHnil'CTIdN AM' MAl.Ni'KNANOB • Balf Btrvlci Klavatnr hnma r«t swllahla lor unit. JI'.'S. 26*. lirr. T41-WVI4. MoCANN Heal K.tats, Walawan. IKM- Ilillliler, 512 (till). .>174. linmanlBtf delivery. THI1BR HOOMB ()!•' rUIV.MK PWIMMINC i'OOI.8 IS • Prlvata Parklni Bpaoi iiTciVAND LAWN ^unNrfiiHB; KM. • flint Rtatonabl* ('all utter A ' p.m, r Miniu'ETOWN -"'liOVKI.Y FOI'lt Thru The Rod Bank Area THK noitortiii or KKANSBURCI m'.ta'ANn TKioYn.Rs And our ill«pl«y tiat:k of our at-ui-. 741-IY OWNKn Colls "(Je-'rk. IIEHIIOUM HOME, l'.i baths, pln< • Intpaol ahij Compart paneled family room, flauna room AND .•KOVII.INr; i'KNALTIKS lant mskrm ncpalrad iitnl trnrl«i1 tlie loungea. Chatra. lrrtthrellai. 'la- i'mir>l>edror.m 1Colonial, l'i years "Id. KfiFOni) Thrive mi>mp, with fir Multiple Listing Strvict Aim [urta ahop. »pKN('Kn R a. quality at riliroi.nl prices. ]i, baths, M living run snil JAJ swimming pool. Flsgiton» I.I1TZ. Ill Tools Av... Union Reach nlshed, tMIIIIlei Ir.'rliidfcd. Wfl. Hsparstn illnlwa] mom. 31' fa psllo. On % sere. Many lre.es snd Mayn PROWN'S dap> See feg* 216 In tht :»! IIM'J. b* August 1- 7 om. r.at.|n klluhen. Full li»se- r: 747-1100 Rn.K'l m. Ited Bnnk 1I1-7MH) 'wn-crir garftge. AAcr e lott. I Isr* hiNmri nOOH Kllch»r 171777 tA MONTH — 1's.ys nil Iiut oil hrtl Y.llow P«g»B. Ai"A.»T»ll!rn' - Quiet realdenllel Assnmabl. »•»»» per cencent mortm- l down. Call Marln 54 Broad St. Ked Bank twin 'badroo ' m ill, «Dast-r>l 1 Jl it cy Fhilanx ,-room CD-op, •»•« tfrawora. refrlinralnr, vacuum fw«*p- offer "vir W>. *l> monlha old. Call nrl(hW>rliood In Red Bank. lUS mo.I* *' mrnPiilata occupancy. Fhilanx er. mlsrellKneoui Itemj. 391-9300. 'I7-4OT4. Til 4«7. „ Jrarm*. 74TItO». W—Monday, July 11, 1966 THE DAILY RECISTEE •VWt to 8mtH Ptawt' U Next Player Offering MATAWAN - V* MittwMiTlBiridaTlBirday t t Sp p.m. to Jickion Serendipidy Singers 'stestreett R«cte»Uon CenterCenter. Piayen will pmient. "VWt to a Complete Program Listings Being Staged Small Planet"'In September. The To Perform Saturday production win be directed by To fill Johi tost, pltce "Help Wanted" ads to IT* Dtily Reg- WCBS-TV ChiuMlt . WNEW-TV Chamd • . . WOkVTV By Seayiew OCEAN GROVE - The Seren- "Serendipity" means the gift Ty OJamaa. dipity Singers will appear in per- Readings for parti will be held Classified. __ WNBCTV ChMMl 7 . . W ABC-TV Channel U WPKTV EAT0NT0WN — Seaview Play- of finding agreeable things not ers' new board of directors has son Saturday at 8:15 p.m. at the sought for. Comedian Bill Cosby, MONDAY 4:11 Ocean Grove Auditorium. after hearing them for the first AFTERNOON Film—Golden Gloves— 2—Leave It To Beover begun its drive to develop pres- S—Yogo tor Health not Rlohord Dennlng-el mln. ent group talent ind to attract Chosen for a cultural exchange irne, said the name was most TUIIDAY 7—Film—The Pirate ol lt>« Blockhowk— lot o( tilt—Strlol /.Ulonau Bardot-90 mln.—Color lour to Russia, the Serendipity appropriate. 4—Jioeordy—Gomt—Color MOKNIN* new talent. • :« 9— Some Herolcal Spirits Singers represent a "new face" I— Remptr Room—children 11-Scoflett Hill—Serlol A drama wprkshop is being 7—Donno R«d—Comedy EdiKOllon Exchange p in the entertainment world. The Walter Reade •1—Cartocnv—Children—Colof e:H till taught by OOil Kaleke, New 4—News-Alec Gilford seven young men and two young !• e» Shrewsbury, a 20-year veteran of women in the group are college Lamplighter 11:) 1—Summer Semester J—I Love Lucy—Comedy I'Wana Don—Children little theater. Enrollment in this graduates and have become J—5wrch tor Tomorrow 4—Eye Guess—Gome—Color 4—Swinging Country- >n>lect Know—Education 10-week course has closed, but"spokesmen," as it were, for -THEATRE 7:» $—Peter Gtnn—Mystery Provides 2 7_Fotticr'•Knows B«1 9— Film—New York Confidential— names of those interested in a 11:45 lews^Roloh Penio young Americana. Rlohord Conte—90 mln, • COMFORTAILY AIR CONDITIONED • J—Ouldinfl Liffht -Serial *— Today-Color fall drama workshop are being 11—People In Conflict Several of their alburns have (1—Mack and Myef—tomtdy '—Gole Storm—Comedy taken by SVP president Al Ap- It: 55 7:J» 11:11 been best sellers and they have Nights in Jail 7—News—Bill Owen plegate, 28 Peach Tree Rd., Oak LAST 2 DAYS KIRK . SEMTA 4— Newv-*£dwiri Newman News—Mike Wallace been unable to accept all the '—Cnrtoons— children—Color 1I:2S hurst. SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS — j—News Dunn, Mut ray T:U 4—News-Vonocur—Color television invitations which have Following its "Mid-week in Tok- DOUGLAS 1ERGER 4—PDO—Game—Color t-News— Ralph Penni Plans for special technical and 1I:M ' come their way. They have yo," Lamplighter Restaurant S—Cartoons—Children IN 2—McCoys—Comedy t—Captain Kangaroo production workshops are be- 7—*en Casey—Dromo 4—Concentration—Gome toured on several continents arid !ias planned something complete- (u-Worid Adventures—Color •:» 5—Topper—Comedy ing completed. During regu- have entertained troops in Viet ^_FI'm—Anno- S-Niws ly different for Wednesday and "BUT 11—Film—Phantom Empire- lar meetings at 8 p.m. July 20, Sllvana Manpano—*0 mln. '-Little Roscols-Comedy Nam. They offer gioup numbers, Thursday. I lography—Docomentory Gene Autry Aug. 17, Sep. 21, Oct. 19, Nov. 16, 1:tS 1I:SJ individual specialties, instrumen- This time, the warden of the f—fCtnn and Od'e—Cortooni S-News and Dec. 14—six technical in- HCIMUT 5—King and Odle—Cartoons tal, ad libs. Lamplighter Jailhouse will invite >:N II:M struction sessions will be held. 2-Andy Griffllh-Comedy patrons to "Two Nights in •-""" .!» -Dennis The Menace 4-News-«ob Wilson-Color 4-Choln Lefter-Gome-Color Technical instruction will in- Jail." This is a jailhouse with a I—As The World Tumi 5-Sandy Becker-Children 5—Astroboy—Cartoon , 4—Left Moke o Deal—Color clude makeup, production orga- T-GIrl Tolk-Panel 7—Supermarket Sweep 3 Monmouth difference. The only house rule S—Film—Winter Meeting— -vlock La Lanne 11-Cartoons—Children-Color nization, stage managing, ward- is, "eat, drink and have lots of Belt* Davis—1 hr., SO mln. *^ »:IJ 11:1) •—James Beard—Wofntn robe, sound effects, lighting, set ! Blrthdoy House—Children 2—Dick Van Dyke-Comedy un." l:u 4—Showdown—Gome—Color design and construction. Charles Cops Finish 4— News—Floyd Kalber—Colof 5—Cartoons—Children The Lamplighter's cuisine fea- l:W 9 rwin Report Heulitt, board member, 307 Elm ».» 7— Doting Game tures Jailhouse Beans a la Lamp- 3—Password—Game 9—Memory Lone—Joe Franklin Dr., Neptune, is in charge of pro- 4—Days of Our Live*—Color lighter and San Quentin Steak DLTC onve-iN News and Weather 11—Carol Corbett-iColor' . FBI Course 7—Newlywed Gomt gram arrangements. 9~Film—Lad/ Scarfoce— With a jail-like decor and the COLLINGSWOOD Dennis O'Keete—90 mln. Seaview Players has planned NEW YORK - Three Mon staff and entertainers dressed in TTMXOO •no iron 1:N three major productions for No- mouth County, N.J., police of- stripes, there is the promise of 3—House Parly— Llnkletter-Color ficers were among 300 persons to L 4~ Doctorv-Serlol Terrell Books Kenton vember, February and May. Pro- two nights' enjoyment to com- NEXT ATTRACTION AT CARLTON 7—A Time for Us-Serlol fessional and semi-professional complete the first northeast re 11—Millionaire—Drama plement the eating. LAMBBRTVILLE - The to as many new musical areas as directing talent is being lined up gional retraining conference of STARTS 1:IS possible. It has the facility to 7—News—Morlene Sanders Minds of the Stan Kenton Or- and plays are being picked. All the FBI National Academy, here, WED. IN hestra will be featured at Stru. n the gamut of thrust, vitality, directors are to be paid. Those Thursday. MtalttXsmy!; I—To Tell The Truth harsh rebellion; then pulsate 4—Another World—Color ohn Terrell's Music Circus next interested should contact board The officers arc Police Chief Injury Suit 7—General Hospital with profound sensitivity. It is TICKETS NOW tl—Groucho—Quiz Monday at 8:30 p.m. member Dr. Robert Schor,'Nep- Raymond Mass of Shrewsbury, these concepts that dramatically |]—Managers In Action In 1953 and 1956. Kenton con- tune City. Capt. James Shea of Rumson, Is Settled ON SALE ):» represent the keys to the charm BamTECHNICOLObR lucted his Standing-Room-Only and Detective Sgt. Frank Glea I—Nevn of Kenton's music. Seaview plans to supplement its 1:15 our of Europe and gained in- regular production schedule with son of Middletown. ALSO - "THOSE CALLOWAYS" I—News—Douglas Edwards For Stan Kenton, modern com- irnatkmai fame and recognition. special limited-run attractions for The four-day retraining ses- For $7,500 I—Eige o! Night—Serial iTiile In Europe in the 1956 tour, position represents a carefully 4—You Don't Soy I—Gome-Color children, teenagers and adults. sion was held in the Hotel Com FREEHOLD — Superior Court lenton wrote the ballet music executed pattern, meticulously STARTS WED — "THOSE MAGNIFICENT 5—Soupy Soles—Comedy Seaview is seeking backstage modore. It was conducted and Judge Andrew A. Salvest has ap- 7—Nurses—Serial ir the royal wedding of Grace structuralized and ingeniously proved a settlement for $7,500 for SHORE DRIVE-IN MEN IN THEIR 9—Fireside Theater—Drama and onstage talent in the shore staffed by FBI instructors, spe- lelly and Prince Rainier. constructed within a gigantic an Ocean Township man and his 11—6oro—Corloon—Color area to join its ranks. Those in- cialists in the varied fields of IARONET, L. B. FLYING MACHINES" 31—Big Picture—Army Upon the orchestra's return to ;framework that is synonymous 17-year-old daughter who was in- terested should contact Miss investigation, law enforcemen ie United States, following the with artistic tension. jured in a two-car accident. J—Secret Storm—Serlol Mary Ann Tutunjian, board mem- and court procedures. 4—Match Game—Color uropesn tour, Stan was the The possibilities of Kenton's STARTS WED. — LYRIC - Asbury Pork 5—Chuck McCann—Color The award to Miss Maureen ber, 204 West Concourse, Nep- Guest speakers at Wednesday's % 7—Dark Shadows—Serial hird member to be elected to the music are limitless! The musical McCarthy, 17, of Bowne Rd., wa < Sophia Loren • "LADY L" 9—Gypsy—Panel 3 u adventure he and the orchestra tune. dinner-meeting were Assistant 11— R*ochcomber Bill—Color Jown Beat ^ Hall of Fame. FBI Director Joseph C. Casper for 54,200 for injuries and to hei IVWWWVWWVWVWWV Jl— Around The Clock— began at Balboa Beach, Calif., Regular meetings and work- > was awarded the Playboy and James C. Hagerty, a vice father, John McCarthy, for $3,300 4:11 20 years ago now continues more shop sessions are being held in 4 - News—Dlckerson — Color \ Magazine Jazz'Poll for the fifth president of the American Broad for medical expenses. The settle excitingly than ever. the Monmouth Shopping Center's 4:M consecutive year in 1962. casting Co. Mr. Hagerty was ment was with C. Andrew Huis 1st TIME AT REGULAR PRICES I-Frlm- The Glri He Left Bedlnd- The New Era in Modern Amer- The next jazz attraction at the Lollipop Theatre. Major produc- man and his son, David Huis-man Tab Hunter—90 rnin. tions are scheduled for MSC's press secretary to former Presi 4—Film—Dr. Klldore's Strong! COM— ican Music Library reveals Music Circus will be the appear- 112 Fifth Ave., Belmar. AMPLE FREE PARKING Lew Ayres—90 mln. Civic Auditorium under special dent Dwight D. Eisenhower. m'j eagerness to constantly ance of Dave Brubeck and His Miss McCarthy, then 15, wa: 7- Where The Action It— arrangement with Charles Mac- 9—Mike Douglas-Variety •robe, experiment and plunge in- iQuartet Monday, Aug. 1. Mr. Casper called on all en- injured May 23, 1964 when she 11-Cighlh Mon—Cartoon Kenzie, shopping center manager. forcement personnel to uphold TDWIM 31—Profile— Interview was a passenger in a car driven MIDDLETOWN S:M as personal attributes, fidelity, by Florence Sutcliff, Bowne Rd. • Minm r 5-^Sandy Becker—Color bravery and integrity. f7i>ia» 7—Local News—Mortin, leutel Ocean Township, which collidec 11—Surprise ihow—Color Mr. Hagerty cited the impor- with a car driven by David Huis- MATINEES 2:00 P.M. Jl—Film Feature Graduates tance of accurate, impartial and man. 9:11 honest law enforcement and the EVES. 8:30 ONLY 7—Weather—Tex Arrrolne Bernard Karasic represented SAT. & SMN. S:JJ protection of the rights of the McCarthys and John C 7—Local Jiews-*tortin, Beutel Given Party citizens. He noted the increasing 2:30 — 5:30 — 8:50 — l:« Carton, both Asbury Park, rep- 11—Three Stooges—Comedy HOLMDEL — Mr. and Mrs. mobility of criminal activities c resented the Huismans. Jl— llm Feature Walter Therkelsen, Telegraph Hil and the increasing police capa 7—News—Peter Jennings Rd., recently held a party hon- bilities under a new environment Be Modern, use the Daily Reg- I 13—Friendly Giant—Children oring three high school gradu- of "bold, new police progress.' EVENINB ates. They were Ann Elizabeth ister Classified. <:W He reminded all enforcemcnl PDMIMLMty 2-News—Jim Jensen Therkelsen, Red Bank High agencies ot the recent initiation U EATONTOWFATflNTDWIUN 4-News-Rabert MocNell. Gobt School; Ingrid Axelsen, Middle- Presstnan—Color of the FBI's National Crime In- t-Paul Wlnchell—Children sex Vocational School, Wood- formation Center at its Washing- ATLANTIC MAT. DAILY 2:00 P.M. 7—Film—The Road To Denw— bridge, and Elaine Marie Egidio, THEATRE John Payne—90 min. ton headquarters. EVES. 8:30 ONLY 9— News—John Wlngxrle Henry Hudson Regional School, /.Iliinlk- llishlamls—T.I. Z.'l M W 11—N-ws—Martin O'Horn Highlands. SAT. & SUN. 13—Whoti New—Children HOSPITAL CUT UP NOW - Elvis Presley 11—Community Action Guests attending included Mr. 2:30 — 5:30 — 9:00 LOUISVILLE rsyt!ieTlrl fnni Sootknd Yard- Koren Mertey I hr,, II mln. i tcrei per day. 'on July 30. Ischool. \>£ THE DAILY REGISTCR Monfcy, My H. 196&-17 DA1J.Y CROSSWORD CHARLES M* SCfflJU, fOood l.KoaUm tor' Unf nymph of UEftUMTSOMJCH TV Highlights tapraMr rAfllrnwd Moa- fnas •.American rajru* mmma 7:M-I (4) Hullabaloo. (Repeag. Th« Beatles give th« to dry (mcral SlLtdl* •".'III .'. .'Ji-HU UE USE 6»tf ID younger set a change in a taped segment from London, sing- T.MJiplto* 4. Walk tUXwat S. foray 5. Merit «anka< V'ii«..t;>;:; IJMHU ing two of their hits, "Day Tripper" and "We Can Work It 10. Saturate 8. Per- ing i-!Uf.'.'_ UU-lffl Out." Host Roger Smith does a vocal bit too and introduces •4'Ji=J 4 Id.O.llil 11. System *>b XI -111 MHu Jonathan King (or "Everyone's Gone to the Moon" and U.rr«nch T.Oar S3. Decay "Where the Sun Has Never Shone;" Lesley Gore and Ramsey rlT*r 9. Deduct 34.AUa Lewis Trio perform and the whole cast joins in for a medley 14.DouU.lt 10. French M,81op« 33. Small of the 1965 top 10. (Color). for candy pronoun ».Tack combo 71».8:M (II) America's Crisb. "The Cities and the Poor." 15. Bun got ll.Valuad OT.UveU 36. High 11. Purchaac mountain ANDY CAPP Part one of a two-part study of poverty as it exists in some 16. EquMtriaa 30. Peru» By REG SMYTHE gj SL Sweet 37. Mandarin Of our great cities, explores the attempts being made to get tootrest 18. Monel 18. OHer potato tea •t the root of the explosive distress. Tonight, areas like Watts 1». Trifle In Los Angeles and sections of Chicago are examined, focusing 20. B«e house 1 4 6 ;CAtLJ4C«&EAMWI0.'> THAT* THE LAST on the need for remedial programs for everything from mal- M.JVollo % % % [GETREGQtEBOSANQUET.' TIME I GIVE 'eft nutrition to unemployment, Z4.Uks 7 1 % NEWSPAPERS! a CIA. % 8:»-l (4) Dr. Klldare. "Behold the Great Man." (Repeat). 10 1 The best of the sequel dramas of the season boasts two superb messag* '> GET THE v 25. Poke % 30 guest stars, James Mason and Margaret Leighton. Part one 26. Holy Land 11 4 "in of this four-parter gives Dick Chamberlain a good chance to city % % STATIONS/, emote as he stands up and disagrees with a brilliant but ar- 27. Tennis * 17 It rogant surgeon (Mason), after which a barbed war Is declared. term Margaret Leighton is introduced in a noteworthy scene playing 28.Book-y IS M the surgeon's neglected, tipsy wife. Joint % V^ 32. Ahead V ii M cm »:»-l (7) The Legend of Jesse Jtmes. "Manhunt." (Re- S3. Spigot peat). Fans get a look at a tamer Jesse and Frank. The broth- 84. Layer of 2s » 1H4, Tt-3XM M*S MtMU. It*. ers turn In their guns in the hope that a pending amnesty bill lria *UW Mlm*.X*M<« TM » ^ f/ $ will change the course of their lives. Incidentally, most of the 35. Draws it 'ftii it t II footage of this episode comes from the pilot film which was closer 7-// •••&»**£ partially reshot and edited. 37. Cheese or J4 MICKEY MOUSE !•»:» (2) Andy Griffith. (Repeat). Part two of Don KnotU' uuce By WALT DISNEY M.Cut ii ii $7 return to Mayberry is warm and funny. As Barney Fife, Knotts 3».PotoUr discovers he's become a "living legend" to Deputy Warren 40. American M m Burns, and the little man blooms under the glow of admiration. poet % % V/< Naturally, there's a plot twist that turns him Into a frightened 11. Pack it 4i PLBA9B.MICKEV- JU9T ONE LITTLE rabbit. The premise is a fine one and star Knotts delivers the animal % % % PICKET? goods with every gesture. (Color). ' 1-10 (4) Summer Music Hall. Guest Nancy Sinatra is the big crowd pleaser tonight, singing numbers like "Lemon Tree" •nd "Let It Be Me," besides joining her host John Davidson In a duet. Harvard man Brian Foley Introduces his tune, "Time and Tide," and young comics Flip Wilson and George Bridge Advice Carlin kid quiz shows and Indians on their own, and dig in for the big hootenanny segment with Jackie and Gayle, the Lively By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Set and the King Cousins. (Color). II-11 (2) Hollywood Talent Scouts. (Repeat). Anyone who When the Hot Stove League can remember seeing Jackie Coogan as a child atar will enjoy ;oes Into session we talk about The Hand the film clips he shows of himself and Charlie Chaplin. For the brilliant hands of bygone South dealer the rest, celebrity scouts Nanette Fabray, Red Buttons, Gloria days. One of the finest defenses Both sides vulnerable Swanson, and host Art Linkletter introduce the singera and the the Leaguers could remember NORTH STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD was based on a very simple • KJ10 comic they're touting. (Color). 10 ' opener Include comedian George Kirby and billiards champ my's club. O K874 Willie Mosconi. (Color). • «2 Of "PROOF' Declarer drew two rounds of Weat Nortk Eact MA6AIWE trumps and led a club toward 1 4 Double 2 4> 3 0 THAT, Head. No. regular commuter ity of the Aldene Plan, and the Since the defenders could get Dealer, at your right, opens trains are involved. Central Railroad has said the only one club trick, Kauder had with one hearf. You hold: Spades first phase of that plan will af- Discontinued from the south- to make sure his partner won -5 2. Hearts—K Q 5 4. Dia fect shore riders, possibly In De- bound run are No. 3353, which de- that trick in order to return an- monds-A 10 9 3. Clubs—A Q 9, cember. parted here at 6:12 a.m. Sat- other diamond. Only in that way What do you say? urdays, No, 3381 which departed The Aldene Plan calls for thecould the defense get two dia Answer: Pass. You would dou here at 5:14 p.m. Sundays andre-routing of Central trains to mond tricks. ble for a takeout if the opening holidays; and No 3317 which de- Newark and the Port Authority Declarer won the first club bid were one spade since you tubes of Jersey City and the parted here at 2:11 p.m. week- rick In dummy with the king would be ready to support any ferry boats. days. and returned a club from dum- unbid suit. You cannot support The Central's shore trains aremy. East stepped up with the spades if some other suit is bid Discontinued from the north- scheduled to make the switch ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST jack of clubs and was able to first, and your best bet is to bound run are Mo. 3356 which Dec. 1. Main line Central trains hold the trfck thanks to the fact }ass and await developments. left Bay Head at 8:27 a.m. Satma- y not make the switch un THOSE FINSER5 5BNED THECHtCK urdays, No. 33SS which left Bay til later because a strike is hold- THAT PAID FOR OUR HEW AUDITORIUM IN THE HOME AND FIVE BAM* HEEDED Head it 7:47 p.m. Sundays and ing up manufacture of commu- SEVEW oratxxt! OF FRANK AND DIDN7 m. NORTON J%ENT»N RAVINS holidays, and No. 3322 which left ter cars for the Port of New Bay Head at 4 p.m. weekdays. ANNE CRAWFORD, VANDIVER5AVWlflfVOu) VOU>E AIWAY5 York Authority. WHERE MAW UP EARLY, WARy.1 A new timetable showing mi- Central trains from the shore LIVES, BEAT ON AW nor adjustments is scheduled to would switch to Pennsylvania APHONECAU k 6ARDEN CLUB DOOR IF I OVER be issued today. ,ie\:Kron. NOON 5LEEP! tracks at Woodbridge Junction. SUFtRlfflENDENlV The Central had moved to dis-Main line trains would switch to Of SCHOOLS HA5 continue the trains last year, but Lehigh Valley tracks at Aldene LEFT HIM was restrained from doing so station in Roselle Park. Overhead Jughandle Fought by Residents THE PHANTOM By LEfi FALK SEA BRIGHT — Borough Ave. said he has received word from the state that his home Council Friday promised G.V. THIS 15 IMPORTANT, -«*U Off UKt me mMO. Kadenbach of 114 Ocean Ave., will also be included in the con- THAT'S PEEP . PON'T STOP that it will call on the state demned area. He added that the 1>JUNGIE BEVONP ALONG THE WAV. HOIKS" ^THEPATRtX'S to halt plans for a temporary state's plans have not yet re- WOUOH1AWE ><*~ RAN6E. overhead jughandle at the east ceived final approval. -WEST OF end of the Highlands bridge, Council ruled it will begin im- O8ANP-- which would cause the demolition mediate action to attempt to stall of the Kadenbach home and sev-the condemnation of the houses. eral other dwellings. The North Beach resident told council that the state plans to construct the temporary artery to Sea Skiff service Sandy Hook State Park visitors. He noted that the jug-Sale Set handle will later be eliminated when state plans for a second WHY WNV W OO^E WITH /WE MORE OFTEN/OEMIS? IVE Sea Bright-Highlands bridge are For July 28 NEVER HAD SO MAW FREE COOKIES (M AU, MY UFti • put into effect. SHREWSBURY — The Shrews- fly ITIW KEUr Mr. Kadenbach said the borbur- y First Aid Squad has set 6 ough has lost too many tax ratp.m., July 28, as the deadline •bles, with the elimination of for receipt of bids on its 27-foot "ASTRO-GUIDE" ByCeean euTEVENouTorTHi5vwiP Ws properties along the Sandlass trunk cabin Jersey sea skiff. Tuesday, July 12 Beach area taken over by the The highest bid over $2,000 will state, and that the loss of hisbuy somebody a boat at- that Preienf—For You and Yours •. • Some emo- EXCHANGE FOK UKWARMEO •nd nearby dwellings will further time. tional disturbances, uncertain health, danger from PIUI.6- affect the tax rolls. He asked the The craft wan a gift from Juli- deceit and dishonesty make this another -worrisome governing body to halt the tem-us S. Christensen, 474 Sycamore porary move, at least until theAve., who donated it for sale to day—the third in a. row. Avoid people who upset bridge plans become effective. bolster the squad treasury. you. Tactfully tell them you have other plans. If making agreements of any sort, be sure to read be- Edwin Kaiser of 116 Ocean It was built by the Coast Yacht tween the lines so you're not taken in. Works, Red Bank, in 1957 and is PACKAGE MARKED HAIR' equipped with ship-to-shore radio The Day Under Your Sign GREENSBURG, Ky. (AP) - and a 175-horsepower Chris Craft In looking through the home engine. It can be seen at the squad headquarters, Haddon Ariti. Born Mar. 21 to Apr. 19 Libra. Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 food freeier, Mrs. Sam Moore Knttage in Activity which re- Use your charm and foyrtr of (potted a package with the word Ave. and Laurel St. Uni, avoid ronfid- he explained. "I wasn't sure monty ^obttntt. iflt; tbtm in mnytme. Panelists will be Richard L.o. July 22 fo Aug. 21 Auuatiui. Jan. 21 to. Fab. 19 how to spell 'rabbit' so I just O'Connor, Freehold lawyer; Don't irsrnt a remarE made in Aim** tnmifch time for rd.-wai BITOURG. Weat Gemaay - ttMaded Cornell University. Iftl- William Ward and Barbara etebrated July 1 at a pool pap Airman Wayne I. McNaely, aon a, N.Y. Ward of Newark. Pretent vert Mra. Theodore of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Conotly Ilia wife, Sharla, i» the daugh- of 13 Tallen Dr., Hazlet, N.J., has been promoted to airman ter of Colonel and Mr». W. Peif- char first class in the Air Force. er. Mra. Pelfer ifs*id» in - THE BIG 1 B PEOPLE Airman McNeeiy is a medical lotte, N.C. CoL Peifer i« on duty ONLY PEOPLE MAKE A GOOD BANK specialist. He is i graduate of in Viet Nam.

PROPOSED BUILDING — Felix Turtur. Pair Haven commercial realtor, has proposed the seven-store building, shown her* in architect's sketch, for property he owns at 38 Church St. in the business lone. Mr. Turtur has filed in Superior Court to upset the borough's temporary moratorium on commercial development, which limits the business zone to professional use. Mr. Turtur has declared that the moratorium deprives him of the use of the property, purchased before its enactment, and is keeping a desirable ratable off the borough tax rolls. The build- ing was designed by Gerard A. Barba, Shrewsbury architect. Hams Use Twin Lights As Broadcasting Center HIGHLANDS — Twin Lights Little Silver, John Oriel, Ocean here became the temporary irove, and base for the K2USA Amateur Ra- Rumson. dio Club, Fort Monmouth, when Working the six the club took part in the annual were Mike Reason, Long Branch, American Radio Relay League and Capt. John Gray, Eatontown. (ARRL) Field Day. Walter C. Werne, New ! thorized Insurance About 10 members worked five bury, worked 75 meters. Replacement Service EXTRA INTEREST shortwave sets round the clock Charles Ellison, Oakhurst, and une 25 on phone and continuous Michael wave rtable generator for power in The generator w« Deposits made m effort to contact as many oth- rom the Eatontown Civil T amateur radio operators as fense Group. ATLANTIC GLASS CO iossible. in your Savings Account Demonstrate Ability COMPLETES COURSE The nation wide contest was to FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. Jemonstrate the amateur radio —Army Pvt, Patrick A. O'Con- on or before July 10th, operator's ability to cope with nor, 19, son of Patrick O'Con- 'ield conditions, such as using nor, :emporary antennas and portable interest from July 1st rower. 'ehicle mechanic course here. The west tower, which has no MATAWAN electric power, was used by the Sell Fast! TTie Daily Register group. Equipment was either MOW, YOU* SAVINGS EARN MORE! land carried up the winding taircase or hoisted by rope. The WITH FIRST MERCHANTS ;roup worked in four-hour shifts nd slept and ate at the site. The furthest contact North was n Ontario, Canada; West, Indi- HIGHER INTEREST ana; South, South Carolina, and East, Rhode Island, and the Bat tleship Massachusetts, some ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP of the Middletown Woman's where off the coast of Massa- Club is presented to Linda Biernacki, 17, of 37 Lincoln chusetts. St., Middletown, a June graduate of Middletown Town- Ham operators working the two COMPANY meter sets were Myles Standish 4ON PASSMOK ON TIME-SAVINO ship High School, by Mrs. Neil Scotti, club president. SAVWOS ACCOUNTS ASBURY PARK • RED IAMK • IR1CK TOWM' CtRIWICATIS Linda, who will enter Newark State Teachers College in the fall, will work this summer as A volunteer at Camp Hope, Lincroft, a camp for mentally retarded children. Alves Given Promotion PORT MONMOUTH - Firs ion of personnel from radiation Lt. Ronald V. Alves of Rich hazards such as ratlioisotopes NINE CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES mond, Calif., has been appoin and X-rays. Atbary Parit / IM Bart / MownqMn / North Aik.ry Park radiological protection office Lt. Alves earned a bachelor of Mr Hma / Htlmid / BiMlt / CoHi Nwk / Am-NtptM* CHy n the office of the safety dire science degree, magna cum Head Office Ml Mattben AT*., Atlmy Pork or, Army Electronics Comman laude, in electronicjphysics from Computer "ragtamlaq Mn-la ar W«ft>U» FacffiH*. and Extoaaad Ham at AS Offloai here. He will investigate and pn the University of San Francisco. •/TxUnl OqnaK Carp. scribe the conditions and proci He worked for the Navy as a KEYPUNCH dures necessary for the prote radiological physicist for two and FIM pisamot Ifrvlca one-half years in San Francisco, Northeast Business and as an instructor in physics Machines School and electronics at the University 54 IROAD ST., RED BANK of San Francisco for two years. 747-4M7 He is now a candidate for the Pti.D degree in physics. Lt Alves, SOD of Mr. and Mrs. .fUloNlttOMERV Manuel Alves, Oakland, Calif., is married to the former Myrna Jean Rose. They reside at. 2 WARD Vaughn Ct., Eatontown. Army Man Wins Early Promotion FGRT'DIX — Jerry A. Con- over, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Conover, 42 Coman- CHARM CENTER che Dr., Oceanport, N. J., re- ceived an early promotion to Ar- RED BANK my pay grade private £-2 on the Completion of basic combat training here. SUGAR'n SPICE He was awarded the promotion WILL BE two months earlier than, is cus- CLOSED course for Little Missel tomary because of his' score in ANNUAL firing the M-H rifle, high score TODAY thru WED. (•*> 4 to II) on the physical combat pro- RE-OPEN THURSDAY begins ficiency test and his military bearing and leadership abilities. with our great Pvt. Conover graduated from GOING OUT Shore Regional High School, July 23, 1966 West Long Branch, in 1964 and OF BUSINESS attended Lafayette College, Eas WAREHOUSE ton, Pa. SALE TEEN course

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