Harsha Introduces Procurement Review Bill SEE STOKY BELOW

Sunny and Hot Sunny and hot today. Cloudy FINAL and warm tonight Chance of Red Bank, Freehold • late showers tomorrow. 1 Long Branch EDITION (Sea Dettlls, Put n Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 90 Years VOL. 91, NO. 247 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969 28 PAGES 10 CENTS ••••••M^ Departing Red Bank Teachers Are Interviewed BED BANK — A consultant Dr. Lewis was hired as part administration, he said. Dr. Lewis conducted three tion of the school system, pos- time," he said, "we hope they ark College of Engineering. yesterday started. Interview- of the. board's effort to ana- Moreover, the administra- initial interviews yesterday sibly in the fall. The decision - will give us an idea about He now serves on the staff ing, teachers -who have re- lyze the extent and cause of tion will not be Involved with and is expected to submit a followed both student and areas of weakness that we of the Laboratory for Psycho- signed this year from the alleged teacher dissatisfac- the interviewing, Mr, Gale report by the end of the teacher allegations of harass- can remedy right away, be- logical Studies at Stevens In- Bed Bank school system in tion, cited as the cause of said. He said that the de- month. ment by the administration fore the NEA comes in." stitute of Technology. During order to determine their rea- numerous resignations. The cision did not stem from a Mr. Gale said last night — the teachers' vote of no- He said the consultant's re- World War II, he served as sons for leaving. resignations have sparked a vote of no confidence in that the interviews are part confidence in Dr. Hoops — port may confirm the wide- an Air Force personnel offi- Clarence S. Gale, chairman community-wide protest from School Superintendent Kobert of the total effort to get a and the number of teacher spread belief that teachers cer as a lieutenant colonel. of the Board of Education students and organized citi- C. Hoops from the local clear pictuie of teaching con- resignations decried by both here are dissatisfied. "Or," In another move, the board personnel committee, an- zens' groups. teachers association. "We're ditions in Bed Bank schools. students and organized he said, "we may find it's sent a letter to Nicholas An- nounced that the board en- • Mr. Gale said that 36 re- simply trying to be as objec- . Seek NEA Probe groups. only partly true." drian, a nontenure teacher gaged Dr. Frank H. Lewis, signing teachers have been tive as possible," he said. The board Tuesday night Mr. Gale sees the series of Retired Director who is not being offered a Lakewood, a personnel guid- invited to meet with Dr. "We want them to feel free to moved to call in the National interviews as a source of in- Dr. Lewis, who is retired, new contract. The letter in- ance counselor, on Wednes- Lewis. Their identity will not talk — about the board, any- Education Association to con- formation for NEA investi- is former director of the forms him of his right to re- be revealed to the board or one at all." duct an in-depth investiga. gators. "And, in the mean- Counseling Center of the New- (TEACHERS, Pg. 3, Col. 8)

SPACE CENTER, Houston, Force Lt, Col. Michael Col- Ahead of the three are sponses to possible emer- Tex. (AP) - The Apollo 11 lins, face a heavy training hours in mission simulations, gencies. flight has a green light for a program to prepare them briefings, reviews and run- "We've got a tough job get- \ moon landing attempt in July. fully for the scheduled July through's. ting ready," said Donald K. The question now is: Will the 16 blast-off. • They'll work for more than Slayton, chief of'astronauts. Screw- be ready? Armstrong is scheduled to 12 hours on: many days be- "We won't need very many' • .Neil A. Armstrong, civilian be the first to set foot on the tween now and launch in the glitches (unexpected prob- commander, of the flight, and moon July 21. He is' to be ; mission simulators, familiar- lems) to not be ready." His crewmates, Air Force Col. joined by Aldrin 27 minutes izing ' themselves with the Slayton said that even a Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. and Air later.. equipment and practicing re- simulator "booming out en you for two days in a row" could delay the launch. •• Space officials said private- ly Armstrong was pushing hard to meet the launch date He was irritated by the slowness of some mission planners, a source said, and brought pressure tor faster action. One of the delayed blue- prints was said to concern the FINAL FAREWELL — Marine Lt. Stuart Jones, right, maps to attention yesterday and salutes flag-draped television camera on the Apol- casket containing the bod/ of Cpl. Thomas L BIsvins of Middletawn prior to services 'hold at King of Kings lo 11 command module, the Lutheran.Church. Cpl. BIsvins was killed in action in Vietnam May 31. (Register Staff Photo by Don lordi) mother ship which stays in orbit 69 miles above the moon while the lunar lander de- scends to the surface. Armstrong made a formal proposal that the television Hero Marine Laid to Eest camera be removed from the By ED WALSH town Township High School and member of its 1964 cham- spaceship. His logic, a source MIDDLETOWN — At 11:50 a.m. yesterday Marine Cpl. pionship football team had lived with his parents, Mr. and said, was that he had re- Thomas L. Blevins, who gave Ms life for his country in Mrs. Thomas Blevins, and his brother, Rodney Blevins, at ceived no plan for its opera- the jungles of Vietnam, was laid to rest. 180 Harmony Road prior to joining tile Marine Corps last tion and if it wasn't vital As Taps was sounded from a hill near the gravesite in year. enough to have a plan, then SEEKING THEIR SEATS — Late comers males their way down the «isls at the Fair View Cemetery, words spoken earlier by the Rev. Yesterday many of his classmates among the 100 mourn- it was unnecessary to take William Hansen, pastor ol King of Kings Lutheran Church, ers that formed a 44-car procession from the church to the Garden State Arts Canter to join the crowd at last night's performance of the the camera. came vividly to mind, "He has always been part of us," cemetery wept openly. In the crowd one could see other Philadelphia Orchestra. The event was the opener for the center's summer series "He wasn't really trying to . the Rev. Mr. Hansen said, "and now a part of us is missing." Marines, soldiers and sailors, obviously friends who were of attractions. (Register Staff Photo) get rid of the camera," a It has been less than Wo weeks since Cpl. Blevins, under home on leave from their duty assignments. source said. "He was just try- heavy enemy fire, made three trips into forward positions Eighteen Marines from the. Earl Naval Ammunition ing to force out a plan for to rescue three members of his platoon who had been Depot under the command of Lieut. Stuart Jones formed the its use." wounded during an ambush. honor guard. : Armstrong got his plan in "He unselfishly gave of himself," the Rev. Mr. Hansen "We are faced with the emptiness, the loss- and the Arts Center's Opening short order. told the mourners who filled the .church to capacity. unreality," the Rev, Mr. Hansen said. Slayton said the final deci- . The 21-yearold former wrestling- champion at Middle- (See BLEVINS, Pg. 2, Col. i) sion on whether the crew is ready will rest with Arm- strong. And, Slayton said, if Comes on a Dry Note the civilian astronaut says the crew isn't ready, "then Purchase Review Is Proposed By RICHARD McMANUS Eugene Qrmandy and his change! What a difference!" we'll ]ust tell them (the space Philadelphia Orchestra, who (A review of last night's HOLMDEL - The Garden (See APOLLO, Page 4, Col. 7) By JANE FODERARO tary head of the agency con- control by a number of out- ECOM negotiations with elec- State Arts Center opened its lost tuxedoes and Instruments performance will be found in WASHINGTON - A bill in- cerned submitted informa- side agencies. He cited the tronics firms have been non- second season on a dry note to the elements last year, the Enjoyment section to- troduced in the House yester- tion which the board deemed General Accounting Office competitive and "so wasteful, last night. braved a second opening and day.) Plan Freehold day would set up a review necessary to understand the and the Defense Contract Ad- they border on criminal ac- Drier than last year, "that did not fail to notice the A balmy, summer evening board to act on every pur- problem." The body would re- ministrative Service. tion." is, when torrents of rain and change in the weather. greeted the 3,000 first night- Trade School chase made in the armed ser- port to Congress once a year. Answers Charges . Gen. Latta also noted that mud sullied the debut of the "Can you remember last ers who came to hear the FREEHOLD — The Mon- vices — down to the last shoe At Ft. Monmouth, Maj. In a press conference Congress . itself checks on multi-million dollar parkway > year?" Mr. Ormandy asked orchestra this year. mouth County Vocational lace. Gen. William B. Latta, com- Wednesday, Gen. Latta an- spending. He said a list of culture temple. the audience, "What a In attendance were Demo- Board of Education has begun The bill's author, Rep. Wil- mander of ECOM, said pro- swered a series of charges proposed procurements is cratic gubernatorial can- initial planning for a voca- liam H. Harsha, R-Ohio, pro- curement procedures through- put in the Congressional Rec- submitted to the Armed Ser- iiiiiiinw didate and former governor poses to estabtish a civilian out the armed services are ord by the congressman. Rep. vices Committee and Appro- tional school to be built in Harsha has alleged that Robert Meyner and one of Freehold, it was disclosed board of 12 persons to vote on subject to strict scrutiny and (PURCHASE, Pg. 2, Col. J) the men he beat out for the yesterday. all procurement in all branch- The Inside Story party nod, D. Louis Tonti, on Vocational School Superin- es of the military. It would be leave as director of the park- tendent Donald P. Hoagland staffed with political appoin- way and a moving force be- reported that initial planning tees. Shopping for a gift for Dad hind the arts center's con- Introduction of the bill cli- School Bus Passes fry After The Mall's summer style show Page 8 is under way for shop layouts. struction. He reported that construc- maxes the congressman's Weddings, engagements — Page 9 No Seating Strain tion of the Keyport school is month-long attack on military Brown wins seniors golf V--Page 1J Last night's culture seekers ready for a final punch list spending, with specific refer- Waiting at a Lowered Gate Monmouth Park Today Page 14 hardly strained the 5,000 seat- check. There is still some ences to allegedly wastful A1 Hattah in long Branch Stakes Page 14 ing capacity of the amphi- electrical work to be done, practices in the Electronics By BOB BRAMLEY the grade crossing on Betha- around the lowered gates and theater. The rear third of the Command at Ft. Monmouth, HOLMDEL — How long ny Road. Three of the chil- Allen-Goldsmith - 6 ENJOYMENT, YOUR he said, and some minor across the grade crossing. seating area was almost en- items in other contract areas. N.J. ECOM spends upwards should one wait when gates dren on the bus were Inspec- Births 2 WEEKEND MAGAZINE tirely empty. sof $1 billion a year on sophis- at a railroad grade crossing tor Carney's grandchildren. "I don't know the name of Jim Bishop 6 The vocational school board the bus company or the driv- Television Listings Many of those who did awarded a $1,307 contract for t i e a t e d communications are down and the train is A line of cars and several Bridge - 27 equipment used in all branch- standing in a railroad station other school buses formed be- er," Inspector Carney de- The Chuck Wagon 13 Movie Schedule come, however, were fitted furnishing and installing out in their finest to greet chain link fence for the Key- es of the service. a quarter-mile up the track? hind the bus as the gates clared. He added that his 10- Classified 18-26 Amusement Features The proposed law is aimed Not long enough to make year-old granddaughter told Comics . 27 the summer social season as port school to V. S. Steel remained- down, the inspec- ; well. Eye-catching pants and Aluminum Fence Co. of at protecting small businesses school children late for school, tor related. Finally, remark- him of the incident and veri- Crossword Puzzle 7, 27 DAILY REGISTER that bid on military con- an unnamed school bus driv- Editorials - 6 dresses and bright—perhaps Kenilworth with a bid of ing that she didn't want the fied it with him Wednesday PHONE NUMBERS loud—sport jackets were very $1,340. tracts. er feels, according to Inspec- children to be late for school, evening at the scene. Obituaries 4 Named by President tor Victor C. Carney of the Sylvia Porter 6 Main Office .741-W10 much in evidence. the driver got out of the bus, (See BUS, Pg. 2, Col. 5) The review board would be N.J. Safety Council. walked onto the tracks and Religious Services 10 Classified Ads 741-6900 The crowd seemed to enjoy appointed by the President, Notice Sports U-14 Home Delivery .741-0010 the orchestra's program of Warns on Fake Bills Inspector Carney told mem- looked both ways. supported by a director and bers of the Monmouth Coun- Holmdel Township Tax Asses- Stock Market 15 Mlddletown Bureau 671-2250 Wagner, Dello Joio, Rodrlgo RED BANK - Chief Leroy staff of political appointees Seeing a train motionless in sor's office has been relocated Successful Investing 15 Freehold Bureau ....462-2121 and Brahms. Some clapped McKnlght issued a warning ty Traffic Safety Committee the Matawan station, several in Township Hall, Crawford's who would not come under in Holmdel Motor Inn yester- Surf, Field, Stream ...14 long Branch Bureau 222-0010 enthusiastically after each today against $20 counterfeit civil service. hundred yards up the line, Corner, Everett Road. Hours Women's News 8, 9 Sports Department 741-0017 movement of the latter's Sec- bills. He said that series day that at 8:50 a.m. the driver returned to her Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, ond Symphony. Others left 1963 A-B, back plate serial Further, it would approve Wednesday, a school bus seat and drove the bus Friday, 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. muni lllillllllllliiillllllBil early to beat the traffic rush. No. B60253271 C have been all military procurement by a bound for St. Benedict's Gallery Garage Sale Tuesday and Thursday eve- Special Windjammer (See ARTS, Pg. 2, Col. 3) found in the area. two-thirds majority vote and School in Hazlet stopped at Frames of all description, nings, 7:30 to 9 p.m. Phone 946- 1 "could not act until the mili- 18"x24" sample rugs, 50c ea., Formerly Shore Hills Inn, Miss Doris, formerly of Butterfly Boutique uniform Sale slightly distressed objects of 8197. Entrance at front of build- while they last. Shehadi Rugs Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. Dining Katherine's, Red Bank, now Now open 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Allwajs Travel Centre Now in progress. Shirley .art. Gallery 100,114 Avenue Of ing. Company, Rto. 35, Shrewsbury, and dancing. Pool memberships with Vinmar, 1« Church St., Adjacent Bahr's Restaurant P. O. Building, Sea Bright. Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. Two Rivers, Rumson, Fri. and (Signed) Robert J. Smith, lext to Post Office. (Adv.) now available. (Adv.) Little Silver. 741-7789. (Adv.), Highlands. (Adv.) 842-141)2. Book now. (Adv.) (Adv.) Sat., 10-5 p.m. (Adv.) Tax Assessor (Adv.) k ~ A it/ • -THE DAILY REGISTER RED BANK • MIDDLETO^.V, N. J.i FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969 False Teeth KeansburgAirs Found, But Industrial Road Issue Owner Isnh Dispute Over RED BANK—Anybody lose Spurs Holmdel Protest his false teeth? Max Benowitz of 87 Maple By SHERRV FIGDORE that access is possible when as a possible lure for futur* Ave. found a set of lower den- HOLMDEL — Despite re- a ratable comes in." industrial development. tures and two molds under peated denials by the Town- An individual owner would The HTPOA letter further Liquor Permit the front seat of his green, ship Committe that recent ac- states that "until the Town- have found it "next to im- 1960 four-door Chevrolet on quisition of land in the vicini- possible" to acquire the De- ship Committee is in posses- KEANSBURG - A long hot an attempt by Mr. Keelan to Tuesday night and he doesn't ty of Centerville Road will Palma property, since the sion of building permits, no session of the Zoning Board retrieve the situation. He has know how Jong they've been lead to construction of an ac- tract is tied up in an estate work of any kind should be last night resulted in no de- been granted a liquor license there. cess road to the township's involving numerous indi- started on this proposed cisions and a hearing contin- for the club by Borough Mr. Benowitz was having landlocked industrial acreage, viduals. Negotiations between road." ued untilThursday, June 19. Council contingent on approv- his car repaired at Circle the topic keeps reemerging. the township and the De- With this, Mayor Meneges Silting until past 11 p.m., al of the variance presently Chevrolet and looked under The latest chapter in the Palmas have gone on for is in complete agreement. Want Ratable First • the zoners continued until pending. the front seat to find his car stormy history of what most nearly two years, and the residents simply call "the in- Thursday hearing of an appli- Mr. Gruber put the brakes keys, and found the teeth as township was nearing con- "We have no intention of cation by David F. Keelan for dustrial road," is contained in on the proceedings at the well. demnation proceedings be- building any road, and would a variance to permit service a letter from the Holmdel fore the recent settlement start by challenging the ju- "They don't belong to any- not consider such a road until of liquor with food in his Township Property Owners was negotiated. a ratable is in hand," the one at the car dealer's," sayB Lighthouse Beach Club at risdiction of the board on two Association Inc. The letter mayor said. Mr. Benowitz, "and I The "previous commit- Shore Blvd. and Beaconlight counts. First he maintained was sent to the Dally Regis- ments" referred to in the "We never said we would haven't looked under the seat ter and to the Township Com- Ave. adjacent property owners HTPOA letter precede the build a road; we'd only as- for a time." mittee for public reading at Mr. Keelan is represented were not properly served no- purchase by Lanvin of the sure that a road could be put REACHING FOR SOUND — Maestro Eugene Or. The teeth are for a big Monday night's committee Matell property. In 1965, ac- in," Mr. Menges continued. by Stanley Yacker of Ma(a- lice of the hearing. When this meeting. wan. Benjamin Gruber of mandy motion! for th« Philadelphia Orchattra to mouth, he says. The dentures cording to Gifford J. Kelman, Mr. Kelman and Mr. Mon- objection was overruled, he have "large" inscribed on "Apparently," the letter vice-president of the proper- son both admitted that they Highlands represents Philip produce th» detircd pitch during iti performance at objected that notices of the the bottom. Furthermore, slates, "previous commit- ty owners' group, the then- personally did not oppose ac- Mess of 1111 Shore Blvd., Jo- ments have caused the Town- seph BorJen of 171 Shore Blvd. hearing were sent out by Mr. the Garden Siiats Arts Centar last nighf. they ire expensive. Figures Township Committee promis- quiring the right-of-way, but totaling $785 are written in ship of Holmdel to purchase ed to provide a right of way were against any actual con- and Catherine Olski of 7 Bea- Keelan in late May, before (Register Staff Photo) the box. a piece of land to be used to the inaccessable back por- struction on the part of the con Blvd., and reserves the the variance application was as an industrial road. right to represent Mrs. Ann "I cues it's a funny story," tion of the property. township. made to the board. "Now that the property has Mess and Mrs. Angelina Bo- Mr. Benowitz adds, "except been acquired, the HTPOA Mayor Menges, a newly Concluding in their tetter den. The board armed itself Fatality Cited Arts Center Opens to the person who lost them." feels that an acceptable road elected committeeman at that "the HTPOA feels that with Red Bank attorney Rob- "This is fatal," Mr. Gruber that time, agreed last night the Holmel taxpayer has had (Continued)' will cost a minimum of $60,- ert H. Often, appointing him Rodrigo's oriental - sound- that such an agreement had enough promises about new declared. "How can you have Getting in or out of the Arts 000 and as a result feels that its counsel before the hearing ing Conclerto Andaluz. been aired at a public meet- Industries and economies in a date or a hearing before fil- Center is easy, however, once Bus this is too costly a specula- started. ing an application?'1 he quer- After the program, Mr. Or- tion." ing early in 1966, and the , government," HTPOA. offi- you have your ticket. North mandy thanked the New Jer- (Continued) committee headed by then cials indicated they would A variance granted Mr. ied. and southbound ramps to and John E. Monson, secretary sey Highway Authority, Inspector Carney said he of the HTPOA, said last night Mayor Alfred Poole .agreed bring the matter up from the Keelan March 17 by Borough Mr. Otten retorted that from the parkway make for setting up a scholarship in will take the incident up with the $60,000 figure was based to purchase the right-of-way floor Monday night. Council enabling him to oper- (here is no defect at all; access easy and, even when his name. St. Benedict's School authori- on a 1300-foot right of way, ate a cocktail lounge in the there is no prejudice to the the entire audience spills on- ties, who could not be reached residential his club lies A ?5O0 grant will be given 80 feet wide, at current con- objectors, he said. to the road after each per- yesterday for comment. struction costs supplied by in was voided on appeal to formance, traffic is no worse by the authority to the New Superior Court Judge Elvin Mr. Gruber then alleged the Jersey State Council of, the The school is served by sev- HTPOA member Marco Oreg- Judge a Defendant board has no. jurisdiction be- than a normal weekend eve- eral school bus contractors gia. R. Simmill. The judge ruled ning. Arts annually so that a clas- cause the matter was, he sical music student may re- and buses owned by the Haz- Last month, the Township the Zoning Board could not Start on Time relinquish Its fact-finding claimed, decided on its mer- ceive training at the Newark let Board of Education. Committee approved a $15,008 Last night's performance expenditure to acquire a right function to another body—the its by Judge Simmill, making Community Center for the Police Chief Raymond In His Own Court started exactly on time which it, in legal jargon, a "res ad- Arts. Mass of Shrewsbury told the of way through property ohf Planning Board —by rely- was apparently unexpect- Centerville Road owned by LONG BRANCH.- Munic- ished him for the act. He said ing en that board's recom- judicata" which cannot The scholarship will be meeting the bus driver acted be heard again. ed by many of the concert the De Palma estate. ipal Court Judge Stanley Co- Mr. Vitale became abusive mendation in coming to a de- given in Ormandy's name in illegally in passing the low- hen yesterday stood before goers who were seated dur- ered gates, but emphasized The acquisition completes and that, after identifying cision on the variance appli- "Not so," protested Mr. recognition and appreciation his own bench to hear acting himself, he took the motor- ing and after the first compo- that the railroad is often guil- the right of way, which cation. Yacker, declaring the Supe- for his contribution to the Judge William Klatsky read ist's keys from his car while sition, Wagner's Overture to ty of leaving gates lowered now extends from Centerville No testimony was heard rior Court judge voided the performing arts. After last three charges made against he went to call a police offi- "Die Meistersinger von Nurn- for unreasonable lengths of Road, roughly parallel to the and no witnesses sworn by variance 99 per cent "on pro- berg." year's opening the_ authority New York and Long Branch him by Frank Vitale, zl, of cer. cedural grounds." time. He urged that both driv- the Zoning Board In approv- Highlight of the evening might well have added "un- Railroad, to the end of the 121 Brighton Ave. The charge of neglecting his The board overruled Mr. der adverse weather condi- er and railroad be reprimand- Lanvin property. Mr. Vitale charged the official duty was reportedly ing the voided variance, was The Romeros, father ce- ed. Judge Simmill found. Its res- Gruber's objection this time, ledonio and three sons, Celin, tions." The township's industrial judge with neglecting his offi- brought about when Mr. Vi- olution recommending Bor- as well. Pepe and Angel, who are Mr. Ormandy deferred re- Seymour R. Kleinberg, lo- acreage south of Rt. 35 is cial duty, tampering with a tale claimed he was unable to ough Council grant the vari- Mr. Gruber then protested known as Spain's Royal Fam- quests for an encore last cal municipal judge, told the completely landlocked, with vehicle and using loud and file charges against Judge Co- abusive language. ance was, therefore, invalid, that he received a copy of ily of the Guitar. They drew night but said he might add committee the big safety its only access from the state hen after the incident. the variance application a warm response from the au- one to tomorrow night's per- problem in Holmdel is insuf- highway. The charges stem from an The judge has filed charges fie ruled. incident Saturday when the "only yesterday" and dience for their playing of formance.. ficient signing of township Only t» Insure against the driver for double- • Last night's application is judge said he saw Mr. Vitale claimed, "I don't even know roads. Many accidents occur Mayor William H. Menges parking, leaving his vehicle double-park on Brighton Ave., unattended with its motor what he's asking for." because drivers are not said last night that the land- warned what is around the locked sites were the fruit of leaving the motor of his car running and blocking traffic He added that he will have next corner, the judge ex- a "prior administration," and running. on Brighton Ave. 43 Treated to have time "to prepare and Purchase Review plained. He announced he and the township has acquired the Says He Was Abusive Judge Klatsky set a hearing present objections to this ap- Judge Cohen said he ap- date on all the charges for (Continued)' tiations in the Congressional Police Chief Joseph W. right of way only to insure After Truck, plication when I find out what Phillips will ask the Township proached the man and admon- June 17. he wants." - priations Committee before Record' Gen. Latta disputed funds are authorized. The list each of the charges in a press Committee for additional and Only With Food Bus Crash includes contracts negotiated conference Wednesday. improved signing. State Okays "We ask'onjy to serve al- NEPTUNE — Two children during the previous two Contract negotiations under Finite ftude He,ady cholic beverages in connec- years. . •• fire by Rep. Harsha involved Inspector Carney an- and a school bus driver hos- tion and in conjunction with Merger Of The Weather pitalized after the crowded The general said that 44,671 manufacturers Packed - Bell nounced $2.5 million In fed- the serving of food. I don't Partly sunny today with TIDES bus flipped over in a colli- contracts were awarded by Electronics Corp., Raytheon eral funds will be available have to draw little boxes to ECOM in 1968. It is estimated Corp., Ling-Temco-Vought's July 1 for local political sub- Two Banks chance of thundershowers in Sandy Hook sion with a cement mixer northwest towards evening. show where the food is to be that hundreds of thousands of Memcor Division, Collins Ra- divisions through the federal Fred R. Doerrar, chairman truck Wednesday were report- 1 Hot, humid inland, but more TODAY - High 7:48 p.m. served, ' Mr. Yakcer de- procurements are made each dio, Admiral Radio Corp. and Highway Safety Liaison Of- of the board of the National ed in fair condition at Jersey comfortable with cooling on- and low 1:30 p.m. clared. year by the Army atone. General Motors Delco Divi- Bank of Westfield, and Robert Shore Medical Center this fice. He urged municipalities shore breezes at the beaches. TOMORROW - High 8.12 He accused Mr. Gruber of • Rep. Harsha said yester- sion. B. Barlow, president of the morning. to apply for signs, signals, High in low 90s inland and a.m. and 8:24 p.m. and low "obvious stalling tactics" in day that his bill was written Central Jersey Bank and breathalyzer and drunkomet- in upper 70s at the shore. 2:24 a.m. and 2:12 p.m. They are Bobert C, Pahlck, asking a delay. "to eliminate non-competitive Trust Co., Freehold, an- er units and other safety Variable cloudiness and warm SUNDAY - High 8:54 «.m. Maple Ave., the driver, and bidding in military procure- nounced that the state com- The board moved to hold needs. tonight, low in upper 60s lo and 9 p.m. and low 3:06 a.m. Thomas Clark, 9, of 30 Ridge ment" which has been Ms se- Blevins missioner of banking and in- the objections for considera- low 70s. Partly sunny, hot and 2:54 p.m. Ave., and Linda Grant, 9, of verest criticism of ECOM. (ContinUed)' Jack, Dill.of tjie state De- surance has approved the tion and to get on with the and humid tomorrow with 48 Ridge Ave. partment of tlra'nsporta- merger of the Central Jersey For Red Bank and Rumson hearing. Favoritism Charged Cpl. Blevins had been in thundershowers developing in Another child who had beea tion requested local aid in Bank and the National West- bridge, add two hours; Sea Presenting Mr. Keelan and Rep. Harsha said: "This combat .for the past nine afternoon and evening, high admitted after the accident, clearing illegal signs from field bank. The merged bank Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Edwin S. Stark, a New Mon- practice often featured high- months and had written his 90-95 inland and in mid and the rights of way of state, will have assets of approxi- Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Gerard Williams, 10, of 37 At- mouth realtor, as witnesses, handed inconsideration and parents of his eagerness to upper 80s at the shore. Sun- county and local roads. With mately $250 million and 20 utes; Highlands bridge, add kins Ave., was discharged Mr. Yacker built his case on rejection of low-bidding, cer- return home in August. day's outlook, quite warm a display of color slides, Mr. branch offices in the Second 40 minutes. from the hospital yesterday. evidence to show the Light- tifiably competent small busi- •One a Finest' with showers or thundershow- Dill showed how such signs District which comprise Mer- The bus was going east on house Beach Club was built ness concerns. Conversely, it ers developing. "Thomas was one of the and billboards — often ad- cer, Monmouth, Middlesex, Springwood Ave. at 3:J0 p.m. as a club which might be ex- In Long Branch, yesterday's often featured favoritism in finest Marines I have ever Hunterdon, Somerset and Wednesday when it was vertising churches and ser- high was 79 degrees and the pected to serve alcoholic bev- behalf of cynically lobbying, known," Capt. H. W. Eeed, Union counties. struck near the rear in the vice clubs — can become traf- low was 62. It was 75 at 6 erages and that such a club high-bidding large concerns." his commanding officer, Stockholders' meetings of side by a truck driven by Al- fic hazards by blocking visi- p.m. The overnight low was represents highest and best A spokesman tor the con- wrote his parents. both institutions will be lield an K. Bossick of The Angle bility at intersections. 65 and the temperature at 7 use of the residential land gressman said yesterday the to act on the merger agree- Inn Trailer Court, Howell concerned. proposed military procure- ''He had a deeg sense of In a number of municipali- this morning was 68. devotion of his men, his ment. The merged bank will Township. Mr. Gruber cross-examined ment board would pass on all ties, signs have been moved MARINE Computers country and to God. The1 be under the jurisdiction.of The collision occurred in in great detail, but protested procurements, regardless of from highway rights of way Cape May to Block Island: knowledge of Thomas' pass- the Federal Deposit Insur- the middle of the intersection that he could not present his size. and consolidated into attrac- Southwest winds 5-10 knots ing brought us all to our ance Corp. and the proposed and knocked the bus on its case last night because two tive billboards which tell the this morning, becoming south- like girls! "It's the small ones that knees. Men wept openly to merger is subject to its ap- side, blocking Springwood witnesses — realtors — were message without endangering proval. erly 15-20 knots this after add up," he said. have lost such a pillar of And girls Ilk* computed ind tht flu. Ave. unable to be present. They traffic, Mr... Dill said. He noon, southwest 5-10 knots to The board would consider strength among us. To be The merger date is set for tattle Job opportunity (or mtm k Police said both drivers re- will be available Thursday all factors, he said, including showed a slide of a sign at Nov. 30 or sooner if all the night and tomorrow morning, 1he eomputer field. They like tt» very honest with you, I. salaries, (hi tut advancement for ceived summonses for care- when the hearing will be com- the entrance to Middletown as statutory approvals have been increasing to 15-20 knots in histories of negotiations that prayed to God that we would trained personnel end thi chanc*. to less driving and are sched- pleted, he told the board. an example. granted. afternoon. Fair today, to work alongside other bright and iffl- were non-competitive. He be given the strength to con- uled to appear in Municipal Decision was reserved in said the military also would night and much of tomorrow bitlous young men end women In ttta tinue in the long days ahead." Enforcement Urged challenging profession. ' Court here June SO. the only other application have to demonstrate "urgen- Shore Area YMCA with a chance of thunder After a 10:30 a.m. service Henry Ney, county traffic showers toward evening. Visi- ECPI hit tnined There were 35 to 40 children heard, that of C & A Build- cy for delivery," one of the thousands of girls for at the John F. Pfleger Fu- engineer, deprecated Mr. Sets Nursery School bility five miles or more ex- In the bus and the Hamilton ers Inc. for a variance to . requirements used in grant- computer ejraers. Haw neral Home on Tindall Road about you? Call, wilt and Neptune First Aid squads allow a subdivision that would Dill's rather gentle requests LONG BRANCH - The cept one to three miles in ing defense contracts. the body was taken to the Shore Area YMCA announced early morning hare. or visit ECPI today. took the injured to the hospi- place three existing dwell- for local cooperation. Declar- Urgent delivery of equip- church where it was met by the opening of a nursery tal, wnere a spokesman said ings on undersized lots on ing that signs in the highway ELECTRONIC ment to combat troops is the the Marine detachment from school in its building at 404 The "CHURCHILL FUND' 43 persons were treated. Lakewood Ave. right of way are illegal, he COMPUTER icey issue In the procurement Earle. While six platoon called for strong enforcement Broadway for children 3, 4 debate. HELPS ALL PROGRAMMING members carried the flag- of the law. and 5 years of age, starting APP'D FOR NEW JERSEY BLINDI Men Come First draped casket 10 others Monday, Sept. 8. This school INSTITUTE VETI TNO Fund for New ftrMy Blind Gen. Latta says that men in brought their rifles to "pre- Mr. Dill replied that his di- has been approved by the vision has only three men to Wrll. In co NEW BRUNSWICK • UM114 the field come first. While he sent arms." state Department of Educa- K.J. commliilon for Ihi Blind i)J George siren County Births acknowledges that competi- cover the entire state. When HM Raymond Blvd., Ntwork tion. School will be in session WEST LONG BRANCH • SIMM tive contracting is cheaper, Once inside, the casket was strict enforcement has been from 9 a.m. to noon, Mon- Donated by J. G. Kovtny, Trees, Its mrnimm, nm Highway RIVERV1EW Shorebrook Circle, Neptune, he maintains that it also in- taken to the front of the tried against church and ser days through Fridays. 13 Johmwi St., Monmoulh Beach lied Bank daughter, yesterday. volves critical loss of time church. Six large candles il- vice club signs, he warned Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bush- Mr. and Mrs. George in getting equipment to.Viet- luminated the surroundings his men have been accused way (nee Anetle Courte- Burdge, 600 15th Ave., Bel- nam. * from the altar where they of being "atheists and com- manche), 6 Crestvicw Drive, mar, son, yesterday. "Equipment is far cheaper were placed. munists at work." SEA FOOD LOVERS! liazlet, daughter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brief Eulogy "We aren't in business to Mr. and Mrs. Charles "Me*' ™SfieeiTanTnee"Rita"Ca(enijrr Moreover, Henrietta notes The Rev. Mr. Hansen be- make friends," Mr. Ney re Cormick (nee Barbara McLean St., Freehold, son, that 80 per cent of the equip- gan his service. He read torted. Schultz), 14 Morningside yesterday. ment he procures is used by aloud the 23d Psalm and the Place, Keansburg, son, yes- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grant other service branches. Epistle and Gospel of John. Ellis Vieser, who heads the the CLAM HOT terday. (nee Georgette Calarco), 911 "Sometimes it's cheaper," His eulogy was brief. Middletown Safety Council, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pod- Wayside Road, Ocean Town- he says, "to push radios The body was brought back presented a film taken by RESTAURANT - COCKTAIL LOUNGE gurski (nee Margaret Lang- sllip, son, yesterday. through when airplanes stand to the hearse for the trip to local resident showing disre- DELIGHTFUL SIAFOOD IATIN6 an), 223 Malawnn Ave., Mata- gard of good safety practices MONMOUTH MEDICAL idle without ground communi- the cemetery. The Marines, wan, son, yesterday. cations." in summer short-sleeved by pupils in River Plaza Long Branch School. The seven-minute JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Mr. and Mrs. William Me- He also said that priorities khaki unitorms, white gloves NOW OPEN FROM NOON for delivery are established movie showed schoolchildren Neptune Gabkin (nee Jean Earb), 149 and caps, stood at rigid atten- Rl. 33, Freehold, son, Wednes- by the Department of De- tion. walking in the road where 5 DAYS A WEEK Mr. and Mrs. Donnelly fense. sidewalks are available, dart- day. A canopy covered the grave WED.. THURS. 12.» Wooldrldge (nee Glsela Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rem- About 50 per cent of the and protected mourners from ing across the roadway In Elrath), 705 Bingham St., ington (nee Virginia Ram), [.contracts awarded by ECOM the heat of the sun. The Rev. /ront of traffic and forcing FRI. and SAT. 12.10 Neplune, son, yesterduy. cars to stop or to drive far 51 Bay Ave., Highlands, son, are negotiated or renewed on Mr. Hansen offered a brief SUNDAY 12-9 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kee- yesterday. a non-competitive, sole- prayer. Three volleys were to the left to avoid hitting gnn (nee Dawne Herrmann), Mr. and Mrs. PaJrick source basis. Procurements fired over the grave. The thoughtless pupils. i 449 S. Riverside Drive, Nep- Adjoemtr re Highland, Ub ft ftmi Roach (noe Gail Tracy), 6 at Ft. Monmouth last year flag that covered the casket— The film will be shown to t tune, daughter, yesterday. foot of Arlcuirte St. oH lay Avtita* Richi Court, Shore Acres, amounted to $850.1 million. the flag Cpl. Blevins gave his River Plaza students by the Mr. and Mrs. C. Menke Brick Township, son, yester- Rep. Harsha cited five cas- life for—was presented to his school principal, Mr. VieseT HIGHLANDS — 872-9753 (nee Jeanne Krainz), 38 day, es ol allegedly wasteful nego- parents. announced. -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969- ^rf^T^t Veteran School Secretary Has Trade School Post *j~ „ », TIT i r< ± FREEHOLD — Howell ignatlon of William G. Don- WASHINGTON — Democrats trying to open President Township Superintendent' of nelly as cooperative indus- • Nixon's surtax extension bill to include more tax reforms Misses Colts Neck Fete Schools Edgar M. Hargis was trial education coordinator. have a promise of help from a senior member of the import. COLTS NECK - Board federal government with- Mrs. Margaret Lancten, so- John Riley, head custodian, hired yesterday by the Mon- Hired by the board were $7,000; William Barrett, $6, tant House Rules Committee. mouth County Vocational • Reginald Burdges as an au- member Leslie H. Douglass, draws and the school dis- cial worker and head of spe- "If we could get just a third of these loopholes closed forced to step down as sec- tricts are left to shoulder cial education in the Long 500; Thurston Doncan, $5,750; School Board as principal of tomotive mechanics teacher Donald Norman, $5,500. there would be no need to extend the surtax,"

Natelsons J. Kridel Icnowi fathers best. SHOP ihinbich't • priss plut, «ibury pirk e bread ••., red bink msnd.y, timd.y, thundiy, ulurday 10 to 5:30, w.dntid.y ,nd frid.y lilt 9 p.m. THE "Self-Regulation" FROM OUR READERS I ' The Eegister welcomes letters from tt* reader*, pr* Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated 1 tftetf fcey «ontain signature, address and teiejflume num- M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher ber Letters should be United to J00 words. They should taiypmttttii. All letters are subject U> contauaHim ud Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor editing.- •••; • •• " • • • .-••.'-. -." '' '• Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor

—6 Friday, June 13, 1969 Advice for New Parents •••'•••• 36 Riverside Ave. . lied Bank, N. J. To the Editor: . An open letter to the proud parents of a bouncing baby boy: • ; . Inflation and Interest Rates Dear Proud Parents: • : You will not "now fully appreciate the magnitude of this In Sylvia Porter's "Your Money's pay for it. Our economic health pre- great event, the birth of your first son. Two decades hence Worth" column on today's editorial sents one more urgent reason for end- you will have a fuller understanding and greater apprecia- page is the information that the Nixon ing the war. tion of this miraculous happening. Looking back over the Administration is debating a package Interest rates have increased 214 years you may experience private twinges of regret and of legislative proposals to save the points in six months. According to remorse upon recollections or unwise actions and words federal-state guaranteed student loan the rules, that should have caused de- said in anger. program, designed primarily to help flation. Instead of slowing down the 71 You must never forget (not even for a single moment) middle income families. amount of borrowing and some new that what you say or do in the presence of your son will construction, however, they have Unless something spectacular is affect his reasoning process and consequently those surround- brought about an increase in costs done soon, she predicts the program ing him for years and years. and prices. These are passed on ' to will die. Try to remember that your son is a member of the consumers and taxpayers and bring This has come about because of "Little People." Little People have their problems just like new demands for wage increases. the banks' new, and record high, pYime grown-ups. Problems which are compounded because of an loan rate of &y2 per cent. Bankers and Our nation hasn't slowed plant inability to communicate, (a handicap their elders can economists explain that interest rates construction or public works because easily understand). They need understanding and they need reflect and measure the state of the of the interest rate increases. To the love. economy. They also tell us that the contrary, we seem to be speeding up When do Little People begin to learn? Even now your basi&cause of our inflationary troubles such projects before costs go higher. son is pushing aside the curtain of fog. is a very rapid increase in total spend- Our inflationary ailment demands THE REPORTER Little People live in their own scaled-down world. Every- ing for goods and services. . a cure, but boosting interest rates, thing, is gigantic to them! A chair that is common-place in One serious spending facto*, of taken by itself, isn't the medicine your eyes is.literally an unscalable mountain to your son. course, is the Vietnam War and the needed. President Nixon and his ad- Fine Art of Losing Money And those two "huge figures" that seemingly are forever fact that we failed to tax ourselves visers had better concoct the correct near him "must be giants." . By JIM BISHOP forehead, watched the croupier take her soon enough and heavily enough to brew, and jsoon. $40, and whispered to me: "I think I'm go- See to it that you remain giants in his eyes. You will, My friends know me as a once-in- 11 too, if you earn his respect and keep it. Lose his respect awhile gambler. If I am not near a track ing to, be sick." "Not here, I whispered. or a casino, I feel no desire to bet on any- "Hold it until we get hack to our room and you lose his love. (Consult your daily newspapers). Red Bank Students Merit Praise thing. Should I be in the vicinity of such and we can be sick together. What the hell So now you have the advantage of "hindsight," compli- action, an excitement climbs my chest and made you put the whole pile on red?" ments of an "interfering old man." Use this hindsight wisely Brace yourself. "Because," she whim- The Student Council at Red Bank One of the main points in the re- I want to risk a few bob and perhaps in the years to come, your reminiscences will pered, "I kept track of that ball and it on horses, dice or spin- not be marred by twinges of remorse. High School deserves commendation port, we think, is the students' recom- ning wheels. To my way came up red four times in a row." Don't and a community's thanks for the're- mendation of an integrated regional- of tHinking, it corre- ask me to explain the logic. Over the long Good Luck! port prepared for Board of Education ization of kindergarten through 12th sponds to playing the years, nobody can be a true winner. If you Henry Weinstein members and school administrators in grade. They say it wall provide "an stock market with this are lucky, you can be a now-and-then win- difference: I get an in- ner. Keep the pile and spend it. Go back Red Bank, Shrewsbury, Little Silver equal educational opportunity for all" stantaneous response to months later and never bet more than Juvenile Decency and Holmdel. and will allow proper social growth. my bet. an amount you will not miss. * * * ; .'•• The Public Schools .•..•.. Expressing a desire to help "a White students from Little Silver, The reason I mention pf Red Bank, N. J. school in crisis," a group of students Shrewsbury and Holmdel agreed with this is that my wife and ONE NIGHT at Lucaya, she went to • Red Bank High School, from Red Bank and the three sending black students from Red Bank that I are en route to King's bed early. I remained, and won $800 play- -.••••. Harding Rd., Red Bank, tf. J. BISHOP Inn on Crand Bahama Is-' districts presented the report last since there are relatively few black ing the roulette wheel on the numbers from To the Editor! land, and the hotel is across the street from 31 to 36. I went up to our room, and, as It his come to our attention that The Daily Register will week. It is the result of "dialogue students in the schools in the sending El Casino. It is three miles from the ca- she slept, cascaded all the ten dollars bills sessions" that began early in the. districts, there is no exposure to the sino at the Lucayan Beach Hotel, where on her face. "Half for ypu," I said, "Half not be publishing any school honor rolls in the* future. It school year with groups of eight to black pupil for nine years of educa- your money flies in a blaze of Brussels for me.1' would seem that newspaper space is. expensive and honor drapes, deep pile rugs, solicitous croupiers 10 students representing a cross sec- tion. This causes students coming to She's a slow awakener. I never saw roll information does not.necessarily sell newspapers.; ,j and free drinks. tion of the student body. The sessions Red Bank to either avoid or patronize anybody pop up so fast, counting. Across So much is printed, ahd so much "precious" newspaper My Kelly and I have done this before, the nation, race track owners have asked space-used to report acts of juvenile delinquency that It were extended to the entire student black youth. and sometimes we win and at others, we me to present the trophy to the winner of hardly seems fair to. us that a local paper such as The body after distribution of racist litera- Black students say they find it blow a few hundred. Mrs. B. is what is the feature race. I was flattered to oblige. Register would refuse to give space to acts ol juvenile called an hysterical gambler. She feels the ture at the school in February. easier to deal with white students May I tell you something—cross my decency. • fever to bet, but the moment her two dol- heart? I have done this from Monmouth Seeing,their names in print is an incentive to students There is no question but that Red with whom they were educated at lars is on the table, the color drains, the in New Jersey to Tijuana, Mexico, and I and a reward for hours spent on homework and preparation . heart rate steps up, the eyeballs stare with Bank High School is beset by serious, River Street than with those from have never once, had a dollar on the horse for classroom sessions. . .',',, problems, and every effort must be other grammar schools. " fright and the palms of her hands look as that won the race. Not once. So I smile for though they just came out of, the kitchen- , In this day and age of student rioting and unrest- shouldn't made to cope with them. The stu- These are honest declarations made vthe camera, and jam the cup between the a community newspaper help to enqourage rather than dis- sink. • . horse's teeth. dents believe that one of the causes:' by young people who desire to live * * * courage the development of a sense of responsibility in the In the Seminole Handicap at Hialeah, I is a lack of proper communication . and learn in harmony and share the youth of today? . IF SHE WINS, she displays her snowy was on a coast-to-coast broadcast with Sincerely, between the Student Council and the opportunities the school system should teeth in a big smile and she rattles the Tommy Roberts and he asked me who I Miss Dorothy M.LoversMge. school administration. provide. They are, actually, the as- chips between two hands. Her main prob- liked. My face went soggy. I had forgotten Mrs. Kathleen M. Gushue • ' They also believe that the inade- pirations of responsible adults. lem is that she thinks she understands to study that race. "I don't like the fa- . (Secretaries to Mr. James D.' slot machines. No one does. Years ago, at quate physical facilities at the high Members of the school boards and vorite," I said boldly. Reberts stared at me Evergetis, Principal, :.- The Sands, she played a one-arm bandit through his microphone. Red Bank High School.)—: school and a second rate educational school authorities should listen to all morning. When I picked her up for • "You don't like Admiral Vic?" he said program at River Street School are these youngsters. Their suggestions lunch, the palm of the right hand was incredulously. I now knew the name of legitimate causes for dissatisfaction, are attainable and their definition of black with metal shavings. She had the one horse. "Nope," I said. "This is not TODAY IN HISTORY and result in resignations of quality a school in crisis has the ring of sin- gall to ask a security policeman not to his kind of day." "Then," he said, "who permit anyone to play "my" machine until teachers. cerity and urgency. do you like?" I swallowed hard. "The out- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS she returned, "because, you see," she said, sider," I said firmly. "What'outsider?" "all those quarters in there are mine and Roberts said. "The 'way out outsider," I '• Today Is the 164th day.iof ljM9. .There are 201 days left * this things is ready to flip its tray." said. in the year. :.,•..•• INSIDE WASHINGTON On another occasion, we played roulette "Top Gallant?" he said. "He's around •s'Today'^highlight in history: ••: ; ^ at, Nassau. I gave her 40 dollars in chips 60-to-one on the board." "I love Top Gal- On-this date in 1956, Britain turned the Suez Canal over and she made no bet. Kelly had a note- lant," I said firmly, and got off the air. to Egypt. ' •;..-. ADA Has Peace Squabble book and a pencil. She marked down ev- Top Gallant finished in a dead heat with On this date — ery' winning number and color for a half Admiral Vic and paid 57-to-l. In 1502, Christopher Columbus discovered the island of Martinique. , By ROBERT S. ALLEN During the stormy closed-door debate, hour. Tiniidly, she suddenly pushed all her The following day I was in Boston, and chips on red. The wheel spun in one the editor of the Record-American, Eddie In 1841, the first Canadian'parliament opened in Otta- and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH one delegate took a swipe at Sen. Eugene ; McCarthy, D-Minn., whom the ADA sup- direction, the white ball rode high on the Holland, phoned me at the hotel. "Who do • wa. • ,• ; . ,.... ••• " The strongly "peacenik" Americans for rail on an opposite course. Her face was you like in the fourth tomorrow," he said In 1917, Gen. John Pershing .set up Ms World...War I Democratic Action (ADA) suppressed the • ported for the Democratic presidential headquarters in Paris. .; '."•. ,'/ . nomination last year. •the color of a marble headstone. The pill grimly, "and don't tell me you don't have story, but there was an angry row over a descended toward its fate, and bounced information because I heard the broad- to 1927, New York City went all out to 'honor Charles Middle East resolution at their 2d annual The delegate indignantly called atten- from numbered slot to numbered slot. It cast." A. Lindbergh after his transatlantic flight. convention in the capital last weekend. tion to the fact that last month the Min- stopped forever on a black number. "Stick to me," I said, "and you'll be ,, In 1944, in World War II, Germany's so-called secret By a close 53 to 48 nesota "peacenik" refused to sign a pro- 1 . weapons, flying bombs, hit'targets in England for tM litat Kelly pressed a tired hand across her in rhlnestones." time. . ' .•'•:-••.•.•,. '•;?% vote, the delegates turned Israel round-robin declaration that was thumbs-down on a recom- In 1967, Solicitor General Thurgood Marshall wa's haiedi published in leading newspaper. Titled "A mendation of the foreign YOUR MONEY'S WORTH as the first Negro on the U.S. Supreme Court. > '. , V V policy committee ad? Declaration In Favor of Direct Arab-Israel Ten years ago . . . Adlal E. S.te.venson said tie/would vocating the. creation Peace Negotiations on the Occasion of Is- not seek to be the Democratic nominee for presideiit'intfti of an international mili- rael's 21st Birthday," the pronouncement Student Loans Endangered 19.60 election. . . -T- tary force to maintain was signed by 59 members of the Senate Five years ago . . . Communist China called; lot;'an peace between the Arabs By SYLVIA PORTER rich enough. Specifically, students attend- emergency meeting of 14 nations to avert spread-of war in and Israel. The rejected and 224 members of the House of Repre- One absolutely dreadful result of the ing any accredited college, business or vo- 'Laos:' . ", . • - ••"' provision read as fol- sentatives. latest explosive upsurge in interest rates cational school may borrow up to $1,509 One year ago ... the U. S. Senate approved a new in- and brutal squeeze on credit is the near- (the maximum is $1,000 in some states) ternational grains arrangement calling for a higher mini- l The signers included Sens. Edward Kennedy,' assistant Democratic floor lead- death of the much-touted federal-state, each year they are in school. If' the "ad- mum price for world trade in wheat; ; guaranteed student loan program, designed great powers can make their greatest con- er, Edmund Muskie, i968 Democratic vice justed" family income of the student is less -Today's birthdays:. Atomic physicist Luls.;AJYarez4-W primarily to help middle- tributions by creating a climate which will presidential candidate, and Hugh Scott, as- than $15,000'a year, the federal government years old,. Former football star Eed Grange Is W., .'•*.' - income families. will pay the full 7 per cent interest while "Thought for today: Debt and misery live oh th'e'-s'une be conducive to such negotiation. We urge sistant Republican floor leader. Also Speak- road — a Russian proverb. the U.S. government to explore actively er John McCormack and Reps. Carl Albert, And this threat of ex- the student is in school and until repay- through the Big Four the possibility of an Okla., Democratic floor leader, and Gerald tinction comes at precise- ment begins 9 to 12 months after gradu- international military Ford, Mich., Republican floor leader. ly the moment when ap- ation or completion of study. force fully capable of plications for these loans • * * But McCarthy's name was conspicuous- are headed for their year- maintaining order and WITH THESE terms the architects of ly not amonrr the 283 congresstional sign- ly peak—July and August. not subject to demands the program were confident ?1 billion or ers. He is said to have declined to sign on In bluntest summary, for withdrawal except more a year would be loaned. In contrast, the ground "he didn't believe in things like the question facing the with the agreement of the during the past school year the actual fig- that." banks and hitting the stu- states directly con- ure was Sfi41 million and all estimates for • * * dent borrowers is: how cerned." this coming year are now utterly unreal- THE SECRETARY of Defense claimed PORTER can a bunk possible af- • istic. Similarly, nowhere near the estimated Chairman of-the for- "that new liitelllgerice •data "supported his ford to lend money to students at today's 923,000 students who are projected to get eign policy committee stand, but he was challenged by Penta- federally-prescribed maximum of 7 per loans this coming school year will actually was Prof. Hans Morgen- gon critics, Sen. Stuart Symington, D-Mo., cent? ALI EN thau of Columbia Univer- charged that the intelligence books had receive financial help — unless spectacular H#to can they indeed? . . . When the changes ocur in the loan terms or the sity, a prominent oppo- been "juggled" by the Republican Admin- intermt rate to the nation's prime bor- nent of the Vietnam war. istration. money markets. , ; The controversial proposal was spon- r"'vcii ha.s been kicked tin to a staggering sored by Prof. Richard Cottam of the Uni- It all sounds timely and familiar, 8'/$ per cent—meaning the effective rale In most par,ts of the country, only a. doesn't it? Actually, the date was Jan. 7, to thp.se most favored borrowers' is at tiny fraction of those applying for the loans versily of Pittsburgh, and after sharp de- r bale was approved by the committee by 1960. The Defense Secretary was the Ei- least 10-11 per cent . . * When regular are ge'tin ( then: more and more banks a 9 to 5 vote. senhower Administration's Thomas S. commercial b;i"k lo;>ns to students stretch are rejecting all new applications; others Gates Jr. The issue was the threatened up to 15 per cent in annual interest?. . . are making the hans only to sons and When submitfed to the convention as a "missile gao" which became a major fac- When repayments on practically all types daughters of favored customers. Or banks whole, it immediately came under irate at- tor in the election campaign by which the of loans begin almost immediately while are "tradhr7" leans to vocational and busi- tacir. ln'c John F, Kennedy defeated Richard M. repayment.s on loans under the guaranteed ness school students in return for business ADA has long been strongly pro-Israel. Nixon. student loan program may not begin for from social-minded commercial accounts. The denounced recommendation was as- In 1959 Symington had charged that five years or more? . . . jailed as a reversal of that long-time .stand An Insider report is that the Adminis- the Kremlin's capacity for producing inter- * * * tration Is dobatlng a package of legislative md as playing into the hands of anti-Israel ooVrents' n"-'ear miWIes (ICBMs) would elements. PUTTING IT even more bluntly: un- proposals to save the program. The pack- give the Russians a 3 to 1 lead over the less the loan terms are substantially 1 Sumner Z. Kaplan, Boston, chairman of age woti'd inr'iiflc a hike in the rate ceil- I'niied Stairs in a couple of years. In 1960 sweetened and very soon, the program is the Massachusetts ADA chapter, led the ing on the loans from the current-7 per Secretary Gates was contending that new dead. cent to, say, !) to 9Vi per cent or slightly fight that overruled the committee and de- data on Soviet intentions refuted any such When the guaranteed loan program was more-a level at which the banks could •Ahl That'a t little betterl" leted the challenged recommendation. claim. launched four years ago, its terms seemed break even. S DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. I.: FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969 ive Te ;; ft Treeless Slayer . Area Students Earn MCAP Aide Ir s lalled as Pastor £ ^ ™ PUZZLE plains 37 Dismiss: a. By William B. Cunningham 18 Unclosef 38 Gamins ,EAT6:;.TOWH - "He?.ci- For Beating ACROSS 52 "Heavens poet. 41 Settles start - Prescaool Program" 11 Employer 43 City on the Degrees at Colleges was the top;c o' Mrs. Made- Of Baptist Chapel 1 Cisterns to—" Of Daughter 5 Illinois 54 Trim 12 Interpreta- Hudson Among area students re- line Cece, Keyport, assistant MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — LONG BRANCH -City town 56 Violins tion: dial. 47 Refuge cently awarded college de- to the education coordinator • The Rev. Jon F. Meek Jr. has Court Judge Stanley Cohen 9 French city for short 13 Mythical 48 To be: Fr. grees are Carlton Allen Wor- of MCAP, at a recent meeting been installed as pastor of yesterday sentenced Grover 14 Wings 58 Coopers- river 51 Pigeon thy, son of Mrs. Bernice Jen- 21 Storm 53 Salutation of the Woman's Society of Calvary Baptist Chapel, 485 Donnelly of 46 N. 5th Ave. 15 Wolfhound town name kins, 72 Pear St., New Lloyd Road. 16 Discompose 61 Lump 23 "Diamond 55 Defile Shrewsbury, bachelor of arts Christian Service of the Unit- to a 60-day jail term on an 57 Austere He comes here from the assault charge. 17 Dilineate 63 Narrate in accounting from Hampton ed Methodist Church. A ques- pastorate of the First Baptist 18 Declaim 65 Got up 26 Stumbles 58 Crude reed (Va.) Institute; John Street tion and answer period fol- Church, Olla, . He also Mr. Donnelly's wife, Mar- 19 Poverty- 67 Masculine 28 Pay up instruments Tidd, son of Mr. and Mrs. lowed. served in various other South- tha Donnely, charged the stricken nickname 31 Baseball 59 — islands Warren Hitchcock Tidd, Bea- ern Baptist pastorates for 15 man with beating their 17- 20 Leave 69 West wind nicknames 60 Large book ver Dam Road, Colts Neck, A summer talent project to year-old daughter, Carol. 32 Concerning 62 Lure benefit the^ WSCS was years in the states of Missis- 22 Brighten 70 W«n bachelor of arts degree from sippi, Arkansas, California Arrested by Detective Al- 24 King: Lat. 71 Arizona 33 So. African 64 Silkworm Middlebury (Vt.) College; planned. town 66 Bribe Mrs. Elbert Stein, outgoing and Louisiana, and has been bert Tyler and Patrolman 25 Swimming river Gesine Margaret Brueckman, Tidd Turtur guest evangelist at revival Wesley Mayo, the man at- 27 Turkish 72—kaner 34 Carnelian 68 State: abbr. daughter of Helmut L. president, received a past president's pin from Mrs. El- meetings, Bible conferences tempted to bolt through a coin (Boer) Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle Brueckman, 35 Standish Ed., and other special Christian dosed window in police head- 29 Not ever 73 Farm Little Silver; Carol Wasko, liott Willitts, chairman of the membership committee. Meetings in 31 states. quarters Tuesday and re- 30 First baskets daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- The Rev. Mr. Meek was ceived a minor arm injury baseball czar 74 State: Fr. seph G. Wasko, 12 Vreden- Hostesses were Miss Vir- educated at Mississippi State ginia Zingale, Mrs. Ellery from the broken glass. 34 Holy person: 75 Talking bird 1) A A L|L|fc|BH h fourgh Ave., Freehold; Susan 'University, Mississippi Col- Fr. abbr. DOWN Ul- Joan Lillo, daughter of Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Charles Dow- He was quickly captured 0 B o EHI o IMMBA ? | A lege (Baptist,) New Orleans and sent to Monmouth County 36 Heath 1 Unadorned V U T|A|S|T 0 A Doris N. Lillo, 510 Deal Lake er. Verna Frazier is in charge (Baptist Theological Semi- L 1 Drive, Asbury Park, and Su- of publicity. Jail to await yesterday's genus 2 Strange x AHHIO p SBTIETL I E R nary, Golden Gate Baptist court session. 39 Small 3 Coopers- nnnn nnHB • -a san Warner Allen, daughter Theological Seminary and A S St 01R IT B of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph War- sandpiper town name. s Allaire Sunday Luther Rice Theological Sem- Dennis R. Frick, Hastings, 40 Troubles 4 State council D o UlSlEflM E AUIYHP 1 N ner Allen, 424 Navesink Riv- The Rev. Jon F. Meek Jn MlsbHslo inary. Mich., was fined $15 for care- 42 Equality 4 State council A L 1 L|S|BV]A U t er Road, Red Bank, bache- Services Set with the Metropolitan N.Y. G 0 AIHBIOIO I EBMIEIR a t He and his wife, Lola, are less driving. 43 Biblical 5 Sharer c u 1 V T i lor of arts degrees from ALLAIRE — Summer wor- the parents of two sons, Mike, Baptist Association and with f 11 R C HP 1 S o Smith College, Northampton, Brueckmann Worthy prophet 6 Guide's note ship services will begin Sun- 10 and Gary, 9. the Southern Baptist Conven- 44 Kind of race 7 Pealed Mass.; Marlane Turtur, of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mor- day at the church at the His- The Calvary Baptist Chapel tion. One of the Rev. Mr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fe- Union Man 46 Inveigle 8 "-we meet an, 151 Berkeley Place, Glen toric Howell Works, Allaire 5s an extension of the Mon- Meek's aims here will be the 59 Duenna again lix. J. Turtur 3rd, 69 Prince- Rock, bachelor of science de- State Park. They will' be mouth Baptist Church of Ea-' development of a new South- ton Road, Fair Haven, and grees from Beaver College, scheduled at 9 a.m. each fontown and is associated ern Baptist congregation. Admits Guilt Mary Lou Moran, daughter Glenside, Pa. week throughout the season. . Guest preachers will in- clude the Rev..Morrison Rid- To Larcenies Injury Suit Brings $8,000 er, Pierce Memorial Presby- On Christian Science FREEHOLD - Robert Lee FREEHOLD - A jury be- snow and ice from its park- terian Church, Farmingdale;; Denike of Union has pleaded fore Superior Court Judge ing lot. the Rev. Harvey Maleck, guilty to two counts of petit Southard United Methodist Lectureship Board larceny of articles and Clarkson S. Fisher awarded a On Jan. 31, 1966 he was Church;, the Rev. Caleb cash valued at $170 and to forced to step over a mound HUMSON - Nathaniel R. Rhode Island man $8,000 for Oates, ' Bethany Baptist White, 10 Oyster Bay Drive, two counts of grand larceny Injuries lie suffered in 1966 of snow to get to his car, Church; the Rev. Horace has been oppointed to the of articles and cash valued at when he fell at the Crystal he continued, he lost his foot- Frantz, First United Method- Christian Science board of $528.18. ing on the ice and struck his ist Church of Farmingdale, lectureship. His tours, begin- Denike is charged with Motor Lodge, Eatontown. and the Rev. R. Mahlon Rob- The award was in favor of head on a car parked against ning tills summer, will extend stealing articles valued at $218 inson, Squankum United throughout the United States Peter A. Macaluso1 of East the walk. Methodist Church. Aug. 9, 1967 from Valentine Nelson H. Murphy of Red and part of Canada. Van Dirbeck, 4 Raymond Greenwich. Bank represented Mr. Maca- The services are open to The announcement of Mr. Court, Hazlet; stealing a .22 In his suit, Mr. Macaluso luso. H. Frank Carpenter of the public and will appear in White's appointment was caliber pistol valued at $20 charged that the motor lodge Asbury Park represented the The Daily Register's Servic- made at .the annual meeting and $50 in cash from Key- was negligent in removing motor lodge. es in County Churches list- of the First Church of Christ, port Esso Station, 337 Wilson ings. Scientist, in Boston. Ave., MatawaiC Mr. White has been direc- He also is accused of steal- HonorDeparting tor H in this truly Colonial style living ceived three national awards ter, Mary Puglisi, in her will Capt. William Cross was LONG BRANCH - The room grouping. The big wing'back sofa to date. The most recent was of May 24, 1958. fined $2 court costs for not city's annual book fair has having a valid dog license. •nd matching chair come in Early a citation for excellence at Harry L. Rleger of Manala- been set for July 25, accord- the American Film Festival pan, who died July 15, 1965, American inspirad tweed. The twivel ing to Aaron H. Berg, presi- last month. left his estate to his daugh- Good Account Failure rocker is covered in a co-ordinated dent of the Friends of the ter, Cora M. Ricgcr, in his Long Branch Libraries, Inc. print to complete the picture. PICNIC SATURDAY will of March 30,1950. Acknowledged by Man George Vogel, co-chairman HOLMDEL - Boy Scout Mae R. Roe of Middletown, FREEHOLD — Julius Cyur- of the forthcoming event, Troop 131 and members fam- who died March 2, left per- kovic of Brick Township, Chock theiB comfort faaturei: said the books have been ilies will gather in Holmdel sonal effects and all real es- pleaded guilty to charges of Park at 1 p.m. Saturday for tate that she owned to her failing to give a good account v / Coil innerspring bases sorted into 10 categories. The sale will take place at Broad- a picnic outing. daughter, Joanne R. O'Meal- of himself Feb. 22 in Howell ^ Durable edges way and Third Ave., he said. The troop will meet at 10 ia, $5,000 each to her sisters Township. t'Deep Rich-Lux foam cushions. a.m. to conduct the paper and brother, and left the bal- County Court Judge M. Assisting are George De- collection. Holmdel residents ance of her estate hi trust for Raymond McGowan accepted Lorenzo, a Long Branch High who place bundles of old her grandchildren. Her will the plea and set July 18 for NO CHARGE STORE HOURS School teacher, and students newspapers and magazines at was dated May 29,1968. sentencing. FOR 3 MONTH MON., TUES. & THURS. William Herberg, John Arco- the curb help the scouts to Isabelle F. Scnleber of Mid- Assistant County Prosecutor ACCOUNTS •TIL 5:30 P.M. mano, Howard Goodkin, Ric- earn funds which contribute dletown, who died May 20, Thomas J. Smith Jr. pre- UP'TO ALAN'S WED. & FRI. TIL 9 P.M. hard Geralds, Andrew Levin- to the support of the activi- left her estate to her daugh- sented the state's case. Wil- 1 YEARS TO PAY 70 So. 7th. Ave., Long Branch 229-0350 SAT. TIL S P.M. son and Ronald, Donald and ties of Troops 531, 331 and ter, Eunice K. Ensign, jn her liam Feldman of Patcrson Edward DeSantls. 131. will of Jan. 30,1950. represented Cyurkovic. THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK -MIDDLFTOWN, N. J.t FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969- Nothing Like a Subtle Hint A Buyer's Mini - Guide for Fathers Day ':'-} y, ra

By NANCY HUTCHINS SUrti With Flab- with complete instructions dads, for it makes an excel- Even if you've waited this Dads always can use anoth- may be an interesting and lent seat at spectator sports long to select Dad's present er shirt, but it needn't be a welcome gift. events, parades, and on dull one. A new Red Bank camping trips. for his day Sunday, area mer- Gifts for a "with it:> Dad store, Kuffs 'n Kollars at 7 are offered at the Fair Uni- Jewelry items are also wel- chants still have a good sup- White St. offers shirts with versity Shop in Wanamassa, come gifts. A lasting gift, al- ply of unusual gifts he'll en- flair and originality at mod- who suggest treating dad to though expensive, 1» a signet joy. erate prices. Currently on a pair of the new longer swim ring. In gold, such rings run Bed Bank, Monmouth Shop- view are "ice cream" stripes, trunks, or the latest fashion about $50, with monogram- ping Center in Eatontown, featuring the deeper and wid- hit, boldly patterned slacks. er Andover and Polo" collars; ming extra. Dad's club insig- Middletowij and other mer- Practicality and humor is checks and mini-checks, two- nia may also be made up in- chants are ready for the big shown in a cigarette lighter tone shirts, and conventional to a ring, but it must be or- day. shaped like a beer can, with model*. To go with the shirts dered well in advance. If Dad's a smoker, we spot- a music box in the base, on are the ever-faithful Father's ted on a buyer's tour, one display at W. H. Woolley's in Exotic Scents Day gift of a tie, but these solution at Tobacco Village, Long Branch. With the advent of frag- Broad St., Bed Bank. A pipe. are ties with a difference. They are wider and more col- Shooting Stick rances for men, gift buying In the extensive selection of in the toiletries category be- orful than those of the past. A variety of gifts can be moderately priced pipes, to- found at Surray's Luggage in comes enjoyable for the giv- bacco and accessories at the Golf Hint Red Bank. Moderately priced er as well as the recipient. Village is a "starter" kit. The sports minded dad is items include a practical and Men's toiletries now come in This includes two pipes, which always easy to please in the handsome long-handled shoe citrus ^cents, light heady frag, is very Important, according gift department Something horn; a wine rack that can ranees, and manly subtle aro- to J. Frans Vellng, the own- different in the sports line can hold up to ten bottles in the mas. Whether a bottle of af- er. Pipes must "rest" and be found at Sherwood's Sport- proper horizontal position; a ter - shave cologne, or a dry out or they lose their fla- ing Center, Red Bank. A barbecue set with stylized matched set of cologne, lotion vor, so two pipes are needed, sawed-olf golf bag does dou- steers on the handles, and a and deodorant, the toiletries be attests. A special blend of ble-duty as a magazine rack leather wine flask. More ex- come in a variety of frag- rances to please most every lobacco, prepared by Mr. Ve- and wastebasket. A golfing pensive, but a beautiful gift, type of male. ling, or a commercial mix- dad would probably enjoy a is a wood veneer clock, with ture, . plus a reamer and budget-priced electric putting American coins in place of Whatever gift selected with cleaner complete the basic game. the traditional numerals. A care and given with love will necessities for beginning pipe Fishermen dads should be handsome leather shooting be appreciated by Dads — no A PIPE FOR POP — Mrs, Felix Templet, Sea Bright, inspects a gift humidor and pips stand, 4 Fathers Day gift smokers. encouraged, so a fly tying kit, stick is a useful gift for most matter what their age. . ' suggestion from J. Frant Veiing, owner of 'Red Bank's Tobacco Village. (Register Staff Photo) THE FAST QOVRMBT Focus on Going Places BED BANK - Internation- al travel will be the theme Cajun Rice and Braggin' Beans at The Mall, Monmouth and Broad Sts., Tuesday, when 19 of The Mall's exhibitors will By POPPY CANNON the names and the foods as flavoring (optional). Place in gravy. 1 lemon), 1 Asp. salt, Vt tsp. combine their talents to pre- "You talk about so many is my reader with the bikini a heavy skillet and bring to Combine 1 can giblet gravy, pepper. Toss well. Then sprin- sent the International Travel •orange recipes from so many on his mind. So here goes: a boil. Then turn down heat, 1 can condensed tomato soup, kle 4 tbsp. sugar over the and Fashion Show starting at odd places," says a card- OLD-TIME TEXAS SUPPER cover and cook gently about 1 soup can water, 3 cups in- sending reader. "My wife and top. Cover and chill — 24 2 p.m. and continuing through Braggin' Beans 25 min. stant rice, 2 tbsp. instant I are just hours if possible. Toss just the afternoon. Cajun Bice CAJUV RICE minced onion, Vt tsp. hot pep- back from before serving and, If desired, To express the show's Texas, and Blazer Salad This is the great dish of per sauce. Bring to a boil on tfieme live models wearing garnish with chopped chives. we're sure Sourdough Bread the Acadian farmers who top of the stove. Add % cup the latest fashions for travel that you Country Butter came from Nova Scotia to each diced cooked ham or There is no further dressing will stroll about the Mall and have never Trail Cakes Louisiana, as told by Longfel- chicken and sliced hot Span- needed. The cabbage exudes various exhibitors will pro- ish or Italian sausages. Place heard about BRAGGIN' BEANS . low in his tale of Evangeline. its own tangy juices. Serves vide displays and demonstra- in a buttered casserole and tions all designed to prepare some of To serve four to six, com- In olden times it was one of six. the dishes set in a moderately hot oven the prospective traveler tor bine 2 (1 lb. each) cans red those dishes that required that we (375 deg.) about 15 min. TRAIL CAKES an enjoyable vacation. kidney beans with 1 large or half a day's cooking. Chicken found there. Serves four to six. These are old-fashioned 2 small onions, thinly sliced ^gizzards and other giblets Fashions and models will And if you sugar cakes, at least 4 inches and shaken into rings; % cup went into it. BLAZER SALAD be provided by The Daisy rAMMftw save Im in diameter. You can impro- Shop, The Rendezvous shop sweet green pepper, finely Times have changed. Now Combine 3 cups finely CAJNNUN bBttlng her vise by'Uslhg a roll'of re- and The Silhouette shop. The diced, or 4 Pam Lillie and never heard of - Trail Robert O'Nell, manager of Patti Murray, give a preview of the tummer styles \n Cakes." Dear Ann Landers: Mac is steak house Tuesday night. Last night I was surprised Is Mac guilty of stealing?— Diners Fugazy Travel, ex- washable fabrics which will be fe-atured in the Funny thing -I visited in no kid (past 30), so keep this There was when Mac suggested 'we go Chagrined pects the new records will be International Travel and Fashion Show slated for , Texas a number of times and in mind when you answer. We no check- set this summer for travel back to the steak house for Dear Chag: When a person Tuesday afternoon bo-ginning at 2 o'clock. I was just as intrigued with had dinner in a first class room, but abroad. Mr. O'Nell's staff will . dinner. He didn't wear a coat, the men takes something that doesn't be available at the show to ' hung their tut on the way out he helped belong to him, it's stealing, answer questions pertaining IK NEW JERSEY IT'S coats in the himself to a. fine looking no matter what the rational- to travel. e n t r a n ce Other exhibitors and exhib- three-button number, which ization. Mac is as big a thief RUMSON READING INSTITUTE way. Mac fit him perfectly. I was its include: Melina Jewelers, (a Ranney school) left his coat as the bum who stole bis coat a display of cut glass and there. After shocked and said so. Mac's and you can tell him X said travel clocks from foreign New Shrewsbury Point Pleasant dinner Mac's defense was as follows: "I'm so. countries; International Art not stealing. The owner of this Gallery, paintings from other Confidential to Is Silence W coat will raise the roof, and lands;, Decor House, sculp- Announces LANDERS gone He Golden: Not always. It would WE REPEAT OUR SELL-OUT SUCCESS went to the manager and was the management will replace ture of other nations; Left have been an act of friend- Bank, primitive art from Supplementary Courses In basic skills for told that the cloakroom is a it. He won't be out anything. convenience and the manage- ship if you had told the wo- many lands; Docktor. Pet for fabulous fashion finds! 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RANNEY • Picnic and trail rids once e Stable management a week Call 566-2222 For an Appointment Charge Accounts Invited Call Now for Reservations Continuous Registration i* Fro Tatting ItUMSON READING INSTITUTE if i worth a trip j mm anywhere to Frederick') Limited Openings Available Academic Director Headmaster 235 Hope Road, New Shrewsbury, N. J. In MONTCLAIR and SPRING LAKE R. B. Messina Dr. Lee Walsky 542-4777 671-5999 BOO bloomfleW ave nu third avt Transportation available from some areas )»9 HOLLAND RD. ICor. Lour.1 Art.) MIDDLITOWH A •nat»i Miieitlod Threufh Individual^ learning -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MTDDICTOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969 Weddings kn9a9ements Are Announced Garden Club COLTS NECK-At the final meeting of the Garden Club of Fair Haven horticulture awards were presented to members who participated in monthly competition during the club year. Mrs. Charles Jahnlg, Hum- son, was first; Mrs. J. Whit- ton Gibson, Fair Haven, was second, and Mrs. Rels S, MIM Murphy Flotz, Rumson, was third. Miss Connolly Miss Young - Miss Spagnuolo Hiss Martatt MiwPtetot In competitive classes for Argentieri-Connolly Briggj-Hall-Murphy flower arranging, Mrs. James LITTLE SILVER — Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Connolly, RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Q. Murphy, 56 F, Humphreys, chairman, Bank St., announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss named Mrs. Willard Gabel, 2W Queens Drive, announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Miss Susan Connolly, to Thomas P. Argentieri, son of Marsha Ann Murphy, to Austin 0. Brlggs-HaU Jr., son of Fair Haven, first; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Brjggs-Hall of New York City. ' Jahnlg, second, and Mrs. Dr. and 'Mrs. Mario Argentieri of Homell, N. Y. A Decem- ber wedding is planned. Miss Murphy, an alumna of Red Bank High School, is Noel J. Lartaud and Mrs. Ed- a June graduate of Long Island University, where she Mr*. Raymond Ansclml Mrs. Richard Vaspory gar V. Denise, Fair Haven, Miss Connolly, whose father is senior defense investi- Mrs. Sterling Lowenberg gator for &e New Jersey Office of the Public Defender, received a BS in nursing. . '. (The fonner (The former (The former tied for third. Mr. Briggs-Hall is a New York Regents Scholarship ;.', Cawn CalleoJ Kathleen MoGuire) is an. alumna of Red Bank High School and was graduated Barbara Miller) The meeting was held here last Sunday from Mary Washington. College of tiie Univer- recipient now attending Long Island University. He was in the home of Mrs. Wil- sity of Virginia. She is the granddaughter of Harry T. graduated cum laude from Father Judge Mission Semi- Anselmi'Calleo liam E. Legg. Mrs. Edna Connolly, fonner president of the Washington, Baltimore nary, Monroe, Va. LINCBOFT — The vows of New Jersey Bell Telephone Dexter of Dorchester, Mass., and Annapolis Railroad, and the late Mrs. Connolly, Balti- N.Y. He attended Dayton, was guest. Miss Caren Margaret Mary Co., Shrewsbury. (Ohio) University and served more, and of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson of Aumack-Marlatt Calleo and Raymond Joseph The bridegroom was grad- three years in the Marines. Mrs. Humphreys, with the Jefferson, Iowa. FAIR HAVEN - Announcement is made by Mr. and Anselml were solemnized at uated from Mount Assump- He is employed by the Ben- assistance of Mrs. Grover C. Mr. Argentieri, who is in the June 1969 graduating Mrs. Herbert 0. Marlatt, 140 Park Road, of the engage- a Nuptial Mass celebrated by tion Institute, Plattsburg, dlx Corp., Eatontown. Culshaw, Rumson, presented class of Georgetown University, is an alumnus of Homell ment of their daughter, Miss Shirley Jean Marlatt, to Air the Bev; Arthur J. St. Laur- a progrm on flower arrang- High School. Upon completion of duty in the New York Force Airman Kenneth John Aumack, son of Mr. and Mrs. ent, pastor, here in St. Leo ing at a meeting of the National Guard, he plans to attend Cornell University MiUard F. Aumack, 39 Alien St., Rumson. Vaspory'McQuire Miss Marlatt and her fiance are graduates of Rumson- the Great Catholic Church, Ladies Auxiliary of the Fair Law School. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ermendo Argentieri of Homell and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rass of Fair Haven Regional High School. She is a junior majoring Saturday. NEW MONMOUTH — man. Ushers were William Haven Fire Company. Hiss Kathleen McGuire brother of the UhricksviHe, Ohio. in economics at Wilson College, Chamberstmrg, Pa. Parents of the couple are daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bridegroom; James Cecero Airman Aumack, who attended the University of Mary- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anthony land, is based at Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi, Miss., Matthew Dziekowski, Jl Mai- and Stephen Cecero, and Car- Fahrer-Young Calleo, Woodhollow Hoad,, da Ter,, Middletown, became mine Canonico, brother-in-law ' where he is studying international codes. Colts Necki and Mr. and Mrs. j the bride of Richard Vaspory, of the bridegroom. LEONARDO — Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vincent Young, Rene Anselmi, 1111 Poricy Saturday, June 7, here in St. IT'S A 12 Birchwood Place, announce the engagement of their Spengeman-Packet Lane, River Plaza- A reception was held In The Mary's Catholic Church. He Cobblestones, Middletown. daughter, Miss Joan Catherine Young, to William Joseph OAKHURST - Mr. and Mrs. Peter Packet, 213 Cedar Miss Jo Ann Calleo was is the son of Mr. and Mrs. The couple will reside in Fahrer, son of Mis. Wade Davis, 51 Portland Road, High- St., announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Susan maid of honor for her sister. Peter Panagakos, 39 Maple Red Bank. DATE lands, and the late Milton Fahrer. A Nov. 1 wedding is Patricia Packet, to William D. Spengeman Jr., son of Mr. The bridesmaids were the Ave., Fair Haven. planned. and Mrs. Spengeman, 9 East Lincoln Ave., Atlantic High- Misses Jeanne Calleo, sister The bride and the bride- STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Miss Young, an alumna of Middletown Township High lands. The Rev. James Roche of- groom are graduates of Mid- of the bride; Sharon Kvaskas, ficiated. SHREWSBURY - The an- School, attended Graham Junior College, Boston, and is Miss Packet is a graduate of Asbury Park High School cousin of the bride; Patricia dletown Township High, nual Strawberry Festival of employed at Hess Oil and Chemical Corp., Woodbridge, as and attended Monmouth College. She is employed as secre- KoVolesky and Adrtenne An- Mr. Dzlekowskl escorted his School. Mrs. Vaspory Is em- the Presbyterian Church at a secretary. tary to the controller at the College. «elml. Bister of the bride- step-daughter. ployed as secretary to Wil- Shrewsbury will be held to- Mr. Fahrer, who Is with Anderson Equipment Service, Mr. Spengeman is a graduate of Atlantic Highlands liam Beatty, Red Bank attor- gro6in.;., •'"•••• Miss Patricia McGuire was morrow fK>m 2:80 to 7 p.m. Atlantic Highlands, was graduated from Henry Hudson High School. He attended Upsala College, East Orange, and maid of honor for her sister. ney. in the Church House, Syca- Regional School and served two years in the U.S. Army, is a graduate of Monmouth College. He is employed as a George AntocI ,was .iiest Also bridal attendants were The bridegroom served 13 more ; Ave. Mrs. William stationed in Germany. Monmouth County probation officer and is a member of the man. Ushers were Robert Tor- Miss Michele Eenesta and months of his four-year en- Crome and Mrs. Frank Sola U. S. Army Reserves. res coijsljv of the bride; Bich- Mrs. Carole Vena, cousins of listment in Vietnam with the are chairmen of the event, ard/sj^atoogio'.'cbusfn of the the bride; Miss Mona Alsano Air Force. He is the pro- which will feature treats of Galloway-Spagnuolo Hoffman-Henderson bridegroom, and Donald and and Miss Carol Caratenuto. prletor of the American Ser- all sorts, including sundaes, FREEHOLD — Mr. and Mrs. Edwaard Henderson Sr., vice Station, River Road, FAIR HAVEN — Mrs. Catherine Spagnuolo, 31 For- Robert McPherson. Dennis Vaspory, brother of cones, shortcakes and home- rest Ave:, has announced the engagement of her daughter, 49 Pittinger Ave., announce the engagement of their daugh- the bridegroom was best Fair Haven. Mtf&eptibn was held in baked food. There also will Miss Antoinette Spagnuolo, to Robert W. Galloway Jr., ter, Miss Carol Henderson, to Daniel Hoffman, son of Mr. The -bid Orchard Country be games and pony rides son of Mr. and Mrs. Galloway, 1 Devon Road, Middfetown. and Mrs. Daniel Hoffman, Los Angeles, Calif. Clubt.'Tlie couple will reside Lowenberg'Miller for the children and refresh- The bride - elect, daughter also of the late Angelo Miss Henderson graduated from Freehold Regional ments will be on sale by the High School and last week from the University of Arizona . American Hotel, Freehold. Spagnuolo, is a graduate of Red Bank High School and in OaWtfet. FARMINGDALE - Miss deacons. at Tucson, where she majored in education. She will teach Barbara A. Miller and Ster- Miss Leona Scheldt was Wilfred School of Beauty. She is employed by Haircuts Un- The bride,, a graduate of limited, Iincroft. in the Freehold Township schools. Red^ Bulk Catholic High ling K. Lowenberg were mar- maid of honor. Mrs. John INSTALLATION DINNER ried Sunday here in the Scherer, and Miss Linda Ori- Her fiance is a graduate of Middletown Township High Mr. Hoffman is a veteran of Vietnam and is a junior at Schpql, is"' employed as a ser- HOLMDEL - The Holmdel the University of Arizona. tne United Methodist Church. The ani also attended the bride. School, and is a veteran of the U. S. Marine Corps. He vice^representative by Village Club will hold its an- served a tour of duty in Vietnam, and will be attending Bey* Horace Frant? offici- Robert Ayers was best nual installation dinner Tues- man. Ushers were Andrew F. college in the fell. ated. •••.••,, •-.. ••.".- ' - • day in Pleasant Valley Inn. Annual Outdoor Art Show Planned Y • -The bride is the daughter Miller, brother of the bride, RUMSON - St. George's hibition is open to all artists. or Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. and Raymond Briggs. Plans for the future include a clambake on Saturday, July McGeehan-Dale > by-the-River Episcopal will Reservations may be made Miller, Rt. 33, Freehold. The The bridegroom is em- hold its third annual Art Show with Mrs. Arthur B. Poole, bridegroom is the son of Mrs. ployed at James Spence Sheet MARION, N. C. - Mr. and Mrs. Culver R. Dale of July 12 and 13 on the grounds chairman. Also Mrs. Albert L. Lela Lowenberg,- Ho well Metal Shop, Jackson. The.monthly meetings will Marion, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss of the church, Waterman Ave. Register, and Mrs. G. Fur- Trailer Park, Freehold. The couple will reside in resume Sept. 30 at 8 p.m. in Martha Jane Dale, to Ralph E. McGeehan. He is the son The hours will be 11 a.m. to man Nettles and Mrs. Arthur A reception was held in the Jackson Township. Fellowship Hall. of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. McGeehan Sr., 143 Wayside 6 p.m. both days. The ex- L. Armitage, all of Rumson. Road, New Shrewsbury, N. J. A summer wedding is planned. Fehmann at Home GUESTS IN N.Y. TEEN FORUM Miss Dale is a graduate of Appalachian State Univer- NEW YORK, N.Y. - Mrs. sity, Boone, and Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. She is FAIR HAVEN - Rudolf J. a teacher at the Biltmore Elementary School in Asheville. Felsmann of Fair Haven Anafu M. Kaiser, 181 Deep- W« navit •Vtrythlng you ne»< Mr. McGeehan is a graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven Road, is recuperating at home dale Drive, Middletown, was for drapery hanging, plu (N. J.) Regional High School and Miami University. He after undergoing surgery in among the guests of tie Wom- many itami to give ipecla Idea Is Not Practical Monmouth Medical Center. was commissioned a lieutenant in the U. S. Air Force and en's Committee of the Japan •ffac-ft . . . ahef decorative By JEAN ADAMS do you think? —15 and Short- come to be accepted by most recently was discharged, after a tour of duty at Myrtle Sole owner of John A. Fels- International Christian Uni- •lementt to match the tone Haired. parents and school officials. AFB, S. C, where he was chief information officer. He mann & Sons, Interior Deco- ADORATION: (Q.) I go to rating and Upholstering, 611 of your rooms. (A.) Long hair for boys is Until then, it — like many is employed by the Motor Club of America in Newark, N. J. versity Foundation attending a Catholic school. There is River Road, for the past 40 one priest I just simply the fashion today. It's in good the Committee's annual lun- new fashions — is going to be years, Mr. Felsmann plans to adore. He is tall, dark, and taste If it's clean and neat cheon-meeting, held here in and not so long that it makes controversial. Mrs. Olsen Attends Wedding in\ Atlanta return to work as soon as he handsome. Every time he the Inter church Center. comes near me the love the boy look like a girl. Want personal answers to SEA BRIGHT - Mrs. John Mrs. Robert W. Bragg of At- is able. grows stronger and stronger. Long hair is a sensible your questions? Write to Jean L. Olsen, 25 Center St., has lanta, Ga., to John Henry style trend and should not Adams, Box 2492, Houston, returned from attending the Salmon Jr., son of Mr. and I just cannot stop going Texas 77001. Be sure to en- wedding of her grand- crazy over him. I would like necessarily be linked with close a' stamped, self-ad- daughter, Miss Heather D. Mrs. Salmon, also of Atlan- MAPLE BUNK BEDS to ask him questionable habits or morals. SHREWSBURY I believe that in time it will dressed envelope. daughter of Mr. and ta. Complete with mattresses, to marry They were married May 17 468 BROAD ST. me. in St. Ann's Episcopal Church guard rail and ladder. May • Call 747-4422 I am in in Atlanta, and a reception for also be used as twin beds. 00 tragic need 175 guests was given at the • of your ad- League of Women Voters Slates ENTIRE SET "JOIN OUR SUMMER home of the bride. Mrs. 159 vice. — A Reader i n Bragg is the former Eva Ol- Dance Group Pennsyl- 2 Discussions on School Needs sen, daughter also of the late Huffman & Boyle vania. Mr. Olsen. Her mother, has Mrs. Octavlus Pitzalis, Fair of a committee that has just resided in Sea Bright more (A.) It is RED BANK - The Know Rt. 35 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. 542-1010 \ AGES 2ft -16 Your Schools committee of Haven, and Mrs. Richard completed months of study on than 60 vears. quite appro- ADAMS the school needs In the two priate for a the Rumson - Fair Haven unit Kelley and Mrs. Herbert Zyd- communities. student to look up to and ad- of the Red Bank Area League ney, Rumson, are chairmen mire a teacher. of Women Voters will hold two open discussions on the County Court Clerks LA LECHE LEAGUE But it is not practical for school needs dn Rumson and a girl student to get ideas OAKHURST - Mrs. Robert Fair Haven. Association to Meet about dating or marrying a L. Baker will discuss "The man teacher. When the Slated for Tuesday, June 17, MIDDLETOWN — The Mon- the morning discussion will Advantages of Breastfeed- teacher is a priest it is out mouth County Court Clerks 1 of the question. be held at 9:15 o'clock in the Association will hold Us final ing' at the open meeting of home of Mrs. Warner White, • Billet • Tap • Baton So, honor and respect this meeting of the season Friday, the Monmouth County La 25 Lewis Lane, Fair Haven. June 20, at 6:30 p.m. in Bajnm e Acrobatic • Penohality man, but find someone else The evening group will meet Leche League here in the to love. Hollow Country Club. home of Mrs. Willis Dworzak, IN RED BANK S|nging • Microphone at 8:15 o'clock in the home Guests. will include may- Technique HAIR HASSLE (Q.) I am a of Mrs. Russell Gray, 9 Cir- ors, police commissioners and 1 Wilson Ave., Tuesday ' boy and I like my hair long. .cle Drive, -Rumson. Either other municipal officials. 8:30 p.m. presents But I always have to have hostess may be called for de- Leah Mauer it cut because my mother tails. SCHOOL OF DANCE hates long hair. She thinks I The topic for discussion MAINTENANCE am stupid to let it grow. will center around the ques- WORLD FAMOUS V EAST FRONT STREET I don't take drugs, or tion; "Taking into consider- RED BANK smoke, or drink, so I don't ation the physical and educa- 747-9552 see any reason why I have to tional needs of the three a PROBLEMS get my hair cut short. What school districts, could these International Travel and best be met by a continuation throw away that waxer . now of separate districts (possibly I When you think about a three separate building pro- have safety, beauty and better Fashion Show grams) or a regionalization of grades seven and eight." I acoustics built into your store with VACATION Since there Is a possibility 2 P.M. Tuesday, June 17 that Rumson and Fair Haven carpeting. Ask your insurance agent residents will be voting on a about the saving factor benefits Free Gifts — Refreshments — Exhibits think regionalization referendum in the fall, the league is extend- with carpet. BYRNE ing this informational pro- the most experienced gram to the public. COME ONE AND ALL travel agency In Mrs. Saul Hershenov and New Jersey... since 18S6. LUNCHEON MEETING ENJOY THE MALL i WALL TOWNSHIP - The New Shrewsbury Communi- SHEHdDI ty Club will hold a luncheon RT. 35, SHREWSBURY 741-6272 Monmouth and Broad Streets I Jos. M. Byrne Co. meeting Thursday at 12:30 0»!M •• »:*» WtiMKlJlf t PrWiy til » RED BANK, NEW JERSEY Bentz and Mrs. Martin Nel- • (201) 741-5080 son. I 10 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.j FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969 Services in County Churches LUTHEE MEMORIAL LUTHERAN Allaire Little Silver KHBCST UNITED METHODIST New Shrewsbury OTCBC8 At STATE PARK LUU* Stiver Sunday service at 10:30 a-m. Th* • • Album • The Rev. Banford M. Haney will Sev. Donald I*. Bins U pastor. •umintr service* beefn Suiulty «l preach and conduct the morning SEVENTH DA* ADVENTJSTS I a.m. Tl» Rev. Morrison Rider will worship service at 11 a_m. New- Shrewsbury be 'guest presxtoer. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL service* will be beld tomorrow at Little Silver 11 a-m. Robert K. Tome la minis- Sunday service* will be Holr Com- ter. Atlantic Highlands munion at 8 and Morning Prayer EMMANUEL BAPTIST at 10 a.m. The Rev. Ttioma* A. Oakhurst Morning worship service will be Kerr Jr., rector, will deliver the tl 11 o'clock i&d the evening ser. sermon. Closing exercises ctf Church FIRST UNITED METHODIST School at 10 a.m. Otkhurst Tic* at 7:30. The Rev. Hlchard The Sunday service will be at Shaw If pastor. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Dr. John D. Blair UNITED METHODIST Long Branch Is paator. Atlantic Highland! The Sunday service will be held at GOSPEL HALL Ocean port 10 a.m. The Rev. Harvey Van Stiver ItOng Branch CALVARY BAPTIST U pastor. Services will be held Sunday at Ocean port FIBST PRESBYTERIAN 8:30 a.m. Sunday morning- services at 8:45 AtlanUc Highland! ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL and 11. Evening aervlce at 7:30. GUQday services at 9:30 and 11 Long Branch Rev. Paul N. Smith is pastor. a.ra. Rev. Klchara B. Anderson or- Low Mass at 8 a.m. Family Ma»» OCEANPORT UNITED tlclatlng. at 10 a. m. The Rev. Robert A* METHODIST Pearson Is rector. Ocean port CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY ST. LUKE'S METflODlST Morning worship at 9:3) a.m. Her. Atlantic Highlands Long Branch W. Wlnfleld West la pastor. Sunday services will be beld it 'Tat Sunday service will bs at 13 U s-m. *.m. Old Bridge CENTRAL BAPTIST FIRST BAPTIST ST. AMBROSE CATHOUO Atlantic Highlands Long Branch Old Bridge Sunday services will be at 11 The Sunday services will be held Sunday Mass will be at 6:30, a.m. Rev. Harry W. Kraft Is pas- at 11 e.m. Sermon: "Dad: What'i 7:30. 8:45, 10, 11:16 a.m. and 12:30 tor. Worship service at 7:30 p.m. He For?'' Revelation Study at 7:15 p.m. The Rer. Bernard A. Coen Is ST. AGNES CATHOLIC p.m. Atlantic Highlands FIRST REFORMED ^LUTHERAN GOOD SHEPHERD Sunday Masses are at 6:30. 7:43, Old Bridge S 101ft and -11:30 a.m. and 12:45 Long Branch Family Bible hour will be Sunday and 5:30 p.m. Rev. Michael J. Sunday service at ll a.m. Rev. at 9:15 a.m. Worship service will Lease Is pastor*. - John K. Grant In pastor. Sermon: be at 10:30 *.m. The Kev. Harley "The Renewing of Your Mind." E. Meyer wtll officiate. QIIINN' CHAPEI, A.M.E. CONFIRMATION—-.Rt. Rev. Albert Van Duzar, suffragan bishop of New Jersey, OPTIMISM — St. James Memorial Episcopal Church, Atlantic Highlands Marlboro Sunday services at 11 a.m. and Red Bank 69 Broad St., Eatontown, moves ahead in, ivorfhip vesper >ervlce at 7 p.m. The Bev. BIBLE .PROTESTANT center, prepares to confirm largest class in 'history of St. James. Among confir- Forrest. H. Worten Is pastor. • Robertsvllle TBIN1TY EPISCOPAL Sunday service will be at ll a.m. Red Bank mands are David Knight, 9, son of the vicar, the Rev. H. Holly Knight, right, and activities after nearly being closed iin l?50'j. The Rev. Edwin P. Spencer la Sunday services will be held in ' -'•! .i , Asbury Park pastor. the church with Holy Eucharist at (Register Staff Photo) (Register Staff;jPjj) MORGANVILLE UNITED 8 and MorninK Prayer (and Holy CUEIST CHUBCH UMTY Eucharist the second Sunday of tha Aabury Park METHODIST month) at 9:15 with Holy Eucharist -Sunday service at 11 a.m. The . Morgan v! lie the first and third Sundaya and Sev. Charles E. Korfhage, pastor. Morning Prayer the second and Sunday worship service at 11 a.m. fourth Sundays at 11 a.m. The Rev. The Rev. William T. Frantx li pas- Canon Charles H. Best Is rector. Cliffwood Beach tor. ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC OLD BRICK REFORMED BAVVIEW Red Bank Sunday Worship Service will be »t Marlboro Sunday Masses are celebrated at •:30 and 11 a-m. The Bev. Charles Morning worship at 11 a.m. The T, S, S. 10 and 11 a.m. and noon. The Comeback of § Church Msgr. Salvatore Dl Lorenzo li pas* H. Mangold Is pastor. Bar. John Hart Is paator. held together by a common currwobD COMMUNITY FIRST BAPTIST By FLORENCE BltUDER METHODIST Matawan Red Bank EATONTOWN - This is faith. He tries to present wor- cutrwood TRINITY EPISCOPAL .• The Sunday service will be at &1 Worship services will be hell at 11 a.m. The Rev. Claude E. Mo«r« the comeback story of a ship effectively. •!•••:'••;• !j; I a.m. with the pastor, The Kev. Matawan Held li Interim pastor. His success might Be mea- Elorlch C. Campbell, Jr., oHlctatlng. Matins and Holy Communion at A.M.K. ZION church. 8 a.m., Momlni Prayer and Family Red Bank Fifteen years' ago, St. sured by the fact that he bap- Colts Neck Eucharist at 10 a.m. The Rev. Sunday services at 11 a.m. Tha Carroll B. HaU la rector. Rev. Alfred S. Parker (s pastor. James Memorial Episcopal tized twice as many people REFORMED FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ST. NICHOLAS RUSSIAN Church had three families in this year as last. •' Colts Neck Matawan EASTERN ORTHODOX Red Bank its congregation. It was near- Born in St. John, New The Sunday service will be at Worship services &t 9:19 and 11 The Divine Liturgy will be cele- 9:30 and 11 a.m. The Rev. Samuel fc-m. The Rev. Cheater A. Jalloway brated at 10 a.m. on Sunday and ly closed. Brunswick, Canada, Father La Penta Is pastor. Sermon bssed is pastor. Sermon: "The Transform- Holy Days or Obligation. Evening Knight came to Eatontown in on the text, Matthew 6:MB. ReeejH ing Touch." services preceding Sunday and Holy Last week, the largest class (Ion of new members at both ser- CROSS OF GLOKT LUTHERAN Days ol obligation at 0 p.m. Father in its history was confirmed October, 1967. vices and installation or officers for Matawan the Guild for Christian Service Jut Em Ulan Kajko, pastor. by the Et. Rev. Albert Van ."I'm getting what Twant* the 11 a.m'.' service; Sunday services at 0 and 10:30 CHURCH OF CHRIST a.m. The Rev. Arthur W. Eblshhack Red B&nk . . . Duzer, suffragan bishop of ed," he enthused. "I'nj-jheet> CHRISTIAN CHURCH will officiate. Guest speaker will ha Sunday service at 11 a.m. Thi colts Keck Tfie Rev.' Anton R. Thumha.rt, Jr., evening service wilt tie 9:30. Evange- New Jersey. ing people from all oVer the Morning worship service will bej Holy Communion at the 10:30 a.m. list F. L. Lemley Is pastor. at 11 a.m. .Larry calhoon li mln's* service. PRESBYTERIAN The comeback is attributed world. You know, travelers Mr. Evening worship at 7. Red Bank to a number of factors by* are the best citizens." ST. CLEMENT'S CATHOLIC The Sunday service will be at B . . Matawan-Marlboro and ll a.m. The Rev. Dr. Charles the Rev. H. Holly Knight, He enjoys his contacts with Eatontown Sunday Masses and Holy Commu- S. Webster Is paator. Bertnoo: JESUS. CHRIST OF nion will be held at 7, 8:30, 9:30, • 'Communion Medl tatlon." vicar. the men: and women of Ft. LATTER BAY SAINTS 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. In the Mata- UNITED METHODIST Foremost was the determi- Monmouth, IBM and Bendix, wan Regional High School. Rev. Jo- , Red Bank (Mormon) leph Ruclnskl Is pastor. Sunday services will be 8:30 and nation of Bishop Alfred Ban- as well as with his entire con- Eatontown . FIRST UNITED METHODIST 10 a-m. The Rev. Edward B. Cheney yard, bishop of the diocese of Services will be the Prleslhool Matawan Is pastor. Sermon: "Setting Man gregation and labeled hit ineetlng at 9 a.m. and the Sacra. Right." Baptism at both services. New Jersey, not to close the position "fascinating*'* ment meeting at 5:00 p.m. BUtiop Sunday services will be at 10 a.m. ST. JAMES CATHOUO Bruce Savage will, officiate. T*e R»v. Donald T. Phillips Sr.. Red Bank church. Father Knight said He is a graduate qTMeGill METHODIST pastor. Sermon: '"Hie Singing Sunday Masses will be at 0, 7:30. the bishop increased finan- University, Montreal1,^ and of Eatontown C*uirch."| 9, 10:30 a.ra. and 12 noon in the Sunday worship services will ba FIRST BAPTIST CHUBCH Church; at 8, 9:30, 11 a.m. and cial support and kept a priest the Montreal Diocesan Theo- Mat&wan 12:15 la the Peters Place audito- at 10:45 a_m. with pastor William rium, and at 5:30 p.m. in the there at all times. logical College. This Is his Joel Wright officiating. Morning Worship at 6:30 and 11 Church. Msgr.' Emmett A. Monahan ST. DOROTHEA'S CATHOUO U pastor. The congregation slowly first permanent residence in Eatontown CALVARY BAPTIST CHAPEL ST. PAIL BAPTIST Sunday Masses at 7:30, t ul Matawan began to grow, in proportion the United States, although 10:30 a.m. and noon. The. Bev. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Sun- Red Bank James B. Coyle Is pastor. Sunday worship services will bs to the expansion of Eaton- he had been "over the bor- day evening worship at 7:30. Tht at 11:15 a.m. Tha Rev. Mtreus town itself. In 1951, accord- BT. JAMES MEMORIAL Rev. Jon F. Meek Jr. Is pastor. Pierce, pastor. der" many times to visit rel- EPISCOPAL FIBST CHUTtClT OF CHRIST ing to Father Knight, the atives in Boston. Eattatown Mitldletown SCIENTIST population was 1,500; it is Sunday services at 8, 6:30 and 11 BAYSHORE COMMUNITY Red Bank His wife, Georgie, is also a.m. Rev. H. Holly Knight officiat- East Keansburg Services at 11 am. Sunday. Sun* now 15,000. Industry and a Canadian. In addition to ing. day service at 9:30 a.m. first Sun- Sunday eervices will be held at day if the month. Reeding. Room housing have increased. David, their other'Boa-is^.W- MONMOUTH BAPTIST 8:30 and 11 a.ra. The Rev. Richard now located at the Mall. i (Southern Baptist Convention) Schwartz Is pastor. MONMOUTH ETHICAL SOCIETY And, perhaps most impor- year-old Holly. ,"«;j*| Eatontown ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC Red Bank tantly, Father Knight feels CHILDREN — Pre-schoolers worship in this special Children's Chapel at St. James. There is an emphasis on Worship services will be a.t 9:45 New Monmouth. Meets at ll a.m. in the Red Bank 10 a.m., 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Masses are at 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45 Community Center. Donald Jacoby that people have "re-discov- Pews, altar and communion rail are scaled to comfortable size for girls and boys. children at St, James. The., . with The Rev. M. B. Haire, pas- a.m. and noon In the church; at Is president tor, preaching. 8:16, 9:30,' 10:45 a.m. and noon In SALVATION ABMY ered the immutable truths (Register Staff Photo) first Vacation Bible School' ' MT. ZION A.M.E. ZION Memorial Hall. Red Bank the church offers, instead of within memory was held last Eatontowrl FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH Holiness meeting at 11 a.m. Sun- Sunday morning service at 1L OF'NtpNMOUTH COUNTY day. Open air service at 0:30 p.m. the fantasies and follies they year and will be continued The Kev. K. J. Reevey Is paator. Salvation meeting at 7 p.m. with Llnuroft Brigadier and Mrs. Walter Murdoch thought surrounded it." Rev. Stanley Wolley Jr. be- as a chapel by Benjamin Father 'Knight has just this summer from July 7 to' Sunday services will be held at and Lt Robert Dlngman presiding. came spiritual leader in 1960 White of Christ Church, completed a whirlwind three- Fair Haven 10:30 a.m. The Kev. Harold R. Pean ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL His members come from 11. Father Knight predicts an CffiUST CHURCH UNITED lg pastor. Red Bank many surrounding communi- and under his guidance, Shrewsbury. Prior to that, week building fund drive and increase over the 60 children REFORMED Sunday service* will be Lew Mass METHODIST Middletown ties, including West Long growth continued and then Episcopalians were meeting expects to paint the interior and 18 teachers who partici-' Fair Haven at 8 and Cboral JCuchaxlst and ser- The Sunday service will be held mon at 9:30 a.na Evening Prayer at Branch, Oceanport, Bed leveled off. in homes in the area. A com- of the church within the next pated last year. ' Tha 8unday service will be at 11 at 11 a.m. The Rev. William W. 4:30 p.m- The Very Rev, Karl B. memorative plaque, honoring a.m. The Rev. Charles Q. Hankins Couventry Is pastor. Scott li rector. Bank, New. Shrewsbury and He said it was "rapid" to- month—the paint was donated A children's chapel, built lj pastor. Sermon: "The Call to Mis- OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CAL.VAKY BAPTIST Mr. White and his wife, Eliz- —and plans repairs to the sion." Dedication service for Youth Red Bank Neptune. day and that many young to scale for pre-schoolers, officers. Holmdel-Mlddletown Sunday worship service at 11 a.m. Bishop Van Duzer con- abeth, hangs in the church. roof. was added dn 1957-58. Small HOLY COMMOTION EPISCOPAL The Sunday service will be held Tht R«v. R. P. Ball Is pajtor. families were interested. His Fair Haven at 10:45 at the Thompson School. firmed four adults and 25 The old rectory was sold pews, a little altar and com- Sunday services will be Holy Com- The Rev. George J. Frank Jr., Is congregation numbers 349 He gets such excellent co- pastor. Rumson children, including Fatter munion at S and Holy Communion FIRST FRESBXTEBIAN in 1963 and the present one operation, he feels, because munion rail make the young- and sermon at 10 am. The Rev. EINO OF KINGS LUTHERAN Rumson Knight's youngest son, David, communicants. sters at ease. Marion Curtis Frederick E. Preuss. 2nd la Rector. Middletown Special Faintly Worship Service at in the Woodmere section the Anglican Church has tra- Sunday aervlcea will be • at S »:15 a.m. Ttoa Rev. Harvey C, Doute, St. James is 103 years old conducts services here. Freehold and 10:45 a.m. The Bev. Wil- Jr., Is paator. Sermon: "Riding The The vicar reported that the and was given to the people purchased. dition and background and is liam A. Hanson Is pastor. Ark in Rough Waters." Regular Sunday''.services HOTE LUTHERAN NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST ST. GKOKGE'S-BY-THE-RIVEH. Freehold Rumson are held at 8 and 10 a.m. New Monmouth Sunday services will be Holy Worship services will be at 9:30 Worship services will be held at Communion at 8, 9:30 and Morning Church Hall News Roundup Sunday School, which will a.m. The Rev. Albert W. Olbson Is 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. Donald Prayer at 11 a.m. close for the summer, is held pastor. N. Scofleld will speak at both ser- Cannon O. P. Melllck Belsh*w FIBST PRESBYTERIAN vices. Is rector. at the same hours. A 9 a.m. Freehold SAINT CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL Morning worship will be at 9:30 Belford Sea Blight Wednesday service' "is fea- a.m. In the Sanctuary. Pastor Sunday schedule: 8 a.m. Holy Eu- FUIST UMTED MfcTHODMT tured. Saints' Daysarft^also James R. Memmott will deliver a chalrst and sermon; 9:30 a.m. sung Eucharist and sermon. Sea Brlrht observed. ; •' germon. TH. Sunday aanrlca will bt tt Canterbury Fair Planned GRACE LUTHERAN UNITED METHODIST 8:30 a.m. with the Eev. O. W. Freehold Belford Starsmeare. pastor, ofHclltlnE. Lt. Frank LaPolnte Is lay The Sunday service will be at 0 The Sunday service -will b» at 10 ST. LUKE'S A.M.E. RUMSON - Final plans the church building that day. . tis, Keyport, and Mr. and consist of the. Mass, sermon reader and assists at ser- and 10:45 a.m. The Rev. David a.m. at Holmdel State Park, fol- 8ea Bright O. Volk Is paator. lowed by annual Church Picnic, The Sunday service will In U I (or tne Canterbury fair, In case of rain, services Mrs. William T. Silfvast, and special prayers. Confes- vices. During services, a IMMAMJKL BAPTIST MIDDLETOWN UNITED B-m. will be held in the church Holmdel. sions will follow each service. nursery for infants is pro- Freehold METHODIST scheduled tor Friday, June Morning worship will *}• at 11 Middletown Shrewsbury 20, rain or shine, were made with the picnic rescheduled vided. am. and evening service at 7 p.m., Sunday service at 10 a.m. Ina CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SCHOOL Miss Gertrude Neidllnger both In Tne Gable Building, 225 Rev. W. A. Abrams Is pastor. Shrewsbury at a meeting of St. Mary's for June 22. Organizations active within •chanck Road. The Rev. Frank C COMMUNITY Holr Eucharist at 8 and » a.m. MATAWAN - The Presby- will be in charge of the con- Morse pastor, will preach. Port Monmouth with Momlni Prayer af-ll:lS a.m. Guild of St. George's-by-the- the church are the Altar FIRST BAPTIST Worship service at 11 a.m. Ves* The Rev. Ronald O. Aibury will River Episcopal Church. BAPTISM terian Church will conduct gregational singing with Jo- Guild, directed > -fcy :[ hour at 11 a.m. Evening service . Union Beach ing persons into the fellow- nes' Church by, the Rev. . So the comeback StoJrVj of •mt Sunday service will bt at ll at 7. Morning worship Sunday at 11 in Holmdel Park. lege, hasjjb'ejn named secre- f a.m. with the pastor. The Rev. John CHRIST CHURCH a.m. and evangelistic service at The event will open with ship of the church: Mr. and Raymond Cosgrove, of the St. James Memorial ]Bplsco- W. Wildron officiating. Evening Middletown 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Jack B. Reyn< tary of thV'executive commit- •ervica at 7. pal Church continues t& un- Sunday services are Holy Cem- old! Is pastor. worship services at 10 a.m. Mrs. William G. Csaszar, Jesuit Mission Band of Phila- tee of Uie Downtown Lay- munlon at 8; Family Service at delphia from Monday to next fold in the actions' ana pray- Keansburg 9:15, and morning prayer at 11:15 West Long Branch near the lake, followed by Hazlet; Mr. and Mrs. Thom- men's Club of New York. a.m. The Rev. Robert E. Lengler various group recreational as Bell, Matawan; Mrs. Mi- Friday inclusive. 1 ers of the vicar and the peo- FIRST METHODIST la paator. REFORMATION The cluifitf a chapter of the Keiniburg CALVARY BAPTIST LUTHERAN CHURCH activities. chael Lukach, Morganville; Services will be held at 9 ple. As Father Knight said, luridly services will be at 9:30 Middletown Worship services at 9:lfi and 11 National tiajjJhoJj of United "We are optimistic and ft.m. and tt II a.m. The RiV. Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 a.m. The Rev. W*; Robert Oswald There will be no service at Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Pet- a.m. and 8 p.m. They will Newton W. Greiner tfl partor. p m. at 1209 W. Front St., Lin- Is pastor. Presbyterian MfeY busy." > ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC croft. The Rev. Oeone J. Elliot Kennahurg Is pastor. Sunday Masses will be at 7, 8, t, , ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL 10, 11 and noon. Naveslnk ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL Sunday services will bs Holy Residence Sold Recital Set For Sunday In Church _.....KtrKt « —Communion-in—8 and st 10-a.m.-,— - COOTTOOTS NECNEHK -_ Thne CCn.o •/ EXPLORATIONS IN ARTS AND CRAFTS Sunday services will be Holy Holy Communion on fin* and third Communion at R and Choral Sunday« anil Morning Prayer on lonial Cape Cod home of Mr. RED BANK - Mrs. Fran- and Trio Sonata in C Major Frances Naylor at the piano. Eucharist at B:30 a.m. The Ber. second and fourth Sundays. and Mrs. W. Reid Fitchett, ces Naylor, Fair Haven, will by Telemann. The guest art- I Church of the Holy Marlon Gwynn Is vicar. . OKTHSEMA.NK LUTHERAN The following piano pupils Middletown 54 The Enclosure, here, was present her piano pupils in ists will be William Shop- of Mrs. Naylor will perform Fair Haven Keyport Sundsy services will be at 8:30, 9:45 and at 11 a.m. The Rev. Hen- sold through the Ray. Still- their annual recital in the pell, Spring Lake Heights, in the recital: Frances Cole- FIRST BAPTIST ry W. Klrcher In pastor. man Real Estate Agency, Rt. chapel of the First Methodist teacher of flute, playing first Keyport CLINTON CHAI'EL A.M.E.. ZION man, Kent Deary, and Anne will sponsor Sunday atrvlceg at 1O:4H am. Middletown 35, Shrewsbury, to Mr. and Church, Sunday at 4 p.m. flute; Patricia Jones, one of Regular Sundsy services st 11 Macurdy of Fair Haven; Nora The Rev. Bit;ene F. firejory a.m. The Rev. Robert Kegler Is pis- Mrs. John W. Groesbeck of There will be two special his pupils, playing second paitor. Evening service at T. lor. Ohio. Mr. Groesbeck is mar- ensemble numbers by guest flute; Cynthia Hunter, Free- Coolahan, Mary Genova, Ma- HT. JOSKI'HS CATHOLIC FII18T SPIRITUAL CHURCH EXPLOppNS IN ARTS AND CRAFTS n Keyport OF DIVINE ROBE ket manager of Deering Mil- artists: Canonic Trio by Bach hold, playing cello, with rianne Lynch, Barbara Tier- Manei will be at 8:30 and 7:30 Belford liken of New York. ney, and Joanne Tierney of a.m. and 12:15 p.m. In the church; Services are held Sunday . at 8 1:30. 9:45 and II a.m. In the p.m. at 270 Msln St. Tha Rev. Red Bank; Richard Corson, • /',; Children In Grades 1.8 ichool. Phoebe TJailey, pastor. Sacred Organ Recital Sunday FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE OLD FIRST CHURCH St. Mark's Church Ann Gallo, Marianne Miillgan, Keyport American Baptist Convention , Judy Hull and Joan Luclchardt will hold 4 pariodt Service* Sunday at 10:3D a.m. United Church of Christ NEW MONMOUTH - Dr. of the faculty of Trenton Janet Somtner, and Diane and 7 p.m. The Rev. Daniel Gen- Middletown Planning a Dinner State College and also serves Van Wagner of Little Silver; of two woelc classes meeting from 9:30-11:30 A.M. til* In pastor. The Sunday service will be at 10 Mildred E. Bisgrove will give a.m. The Rev. Averlll M. Ctrson KEANSBURG — St. Mark's as organist and director of : ST. AIARY'ft EPISCOPAL Is pastor. a sacred organ recital at the Sharon Greenberg of Rum- at IS Qhurch Street, Pair Haven, New Jersey Keyport Episcopal Church will spon- music at the church. She re- Sunday services will ho: 7:45 LINCROIT UNITED Baptist Church, Cherry Tree son; Terry McCue of Shrews- i.m Morning Prayer: 8 a.m. Holy rRKSIlYTKIIIAN sor a dinner Saturday, June ceived her PhD degree from Class.periods will bs from June 30-July II, Communion; fl a.m. family lervlcef Sunday worship services at 10:30 bury; Susan Osborn, Alain v a.m. Ths Jtev. Harold Turner J# 21, at 7 p.m. in the parish Farm and Middletown Roads, the New York University tnd ll n,m. Holy Communion. pastor. July M|!oomV : roots lack sufficient air. Al- Clowd TuauJay "% F&titoser: Too niuch ways plant a new ornamental Aerosol Can itrogen ,iKftil|zej. will pro- at the, same depth it was duce lv^'JeaJ/grtwt: h at the grown in the nursery. Warning Given THIS FOUR-BEDROOM colonial model, typical for styling and architectural linw expense ol'{he development "5. Pruning at the wrong of »arly American farm fiomet built throughout the Williamsburg area, it +U latest of flower tyids. season. . Occasionally ' people F that the THE FINEST LAWNS ARE AUTO-LAWNS modal to be displayed at Heritage Hillt lin Middlerown. "2. ti» shady a location: prune flowering shrubs in insect season ,1s here, more Many ornnamental shrubs mid-summer, fall or. early and more people in Mon- must be grown in a sunny lo- spring and cut off the flower mouth County will be using aerosol sprays, both inside and out. Heritage Hills Shows Model Donald M. . Mohr, senior county agricultural agent, warns that these.pressurized • Of -Early American' House cans should never be handled carelessly. MIW>LETOWN-The clean The first level features a ment is from the entry foyer. He warns: architectural lines of early "formal" type — front to The option of an outside rear BLACK & "Do not leave an aerosol American farm homes built back — living room 23 by 13 basement entry is available. DECKER POWER TOOLS can, no matter what its con- by America's first "indepen- with a rear entry to the fam- The upper level has four tents, on a kitchen range, ra- dently wealthy" — the Wil- ily room and the warmth of large bedrooms and two diator, furnace or in direct liamsburg farmers — is the its fireplace. On the left of baths. There are large clos- UO53 U-155 24FEED sunlight. Heat causes the gas feature of a new four-bed- the main entry is the dining ets in each room. The mas- 95 95 to expand and may cause an room house introduced by room with its chair rail mold- ter bedroom is "front-to- JIGSAW JIG SAW explosion. For the same rea- Norco Construction, builder ing to compliment the func- back" and has an oversized 17 22 son, do not leave these cans of Heritage Hills, off King3 tional use of the room. There walk-ln-closet in addition to Highway East. is also an entry to the kitchen its own full bath. The loca- Auto-Lawn .l 00 U-124 in the trunk or glove com- 99 99 partment of your car, because Architect Thomas Smith of or the family room. A tion of the master bedroom is •k For Free Estimate and Lawn Evaluation * DRILL DRILL if the car sits in the sun for Rumson said a recessed en- guest lavatory is located be- one of complete privacy, be- 10 14 even a short period of time try opens into a spacious tween the kitchen and family ing separated from the other 24 Hn. A Day 7 Days A Week in the summer these storage kitchen, lined with cabinets, mom. bedrooms by hallway, lined U-140 U-130-JVi" areas reach very high temper- while the main front door There is a two-car garage with natural wood railings. PHONE ... 99 atures. opens to a large entry foyer -with side entrance and rear The remaining building lots SANDER Circular Saw with two entry closets. door. Access to the full base- will be houses of custom de- • HAZLET — MIDDLETOWN 19 27" "When you discard, never sign. 671-2229 puncture an aerosol contain- U-231 DELUXE 4205-3 MuUaney of 8 Tindall Road, 95 er. Before discarding, hold exclusive sales agents for • MATAWAN — LAKERIDGE 54&-O404 Circular Saw the valve open until all the Grass in Shaded Areas Lincoln Park, Oakwood Park, • FREEHOLD — MANALAPAN 462-4440 Drill Kit contents and gas seertis to and Indian nidge, are also 44 IMnlrlal mil mtllluiicnat Inquiries Invited. have escaped, then place in U-172 U-272 DELUXE. exclusive agents for Heritage Deolerstiipi ami DlltrUnitUntlilpi AvclloWi • Inttrmailwi Upsn Rtqwtt the trash or garbage contain- Hills. Hedge 77 Hedge er,. Never throw an aerosol Is Difficult to Maintain 'bomb' into a fire or incin- FREEHOLD — It may be ed or produce a dense top- Trimmer 17 Trimmer erator, because some gas difficult to maintain a good growth. THE NAME OF THE GAME IS usually remains even In an lawn under trees, particularly Under trees, the supply of apparently empty can. if the trees are shallow-root- light, soil moisture and nu- trients necessary for the HAND TOOLS growth of grass is restricted, says Donald M. Mohr, senior YOU SAVE! • 1 Year old RHODODENDRONS HAMMERS 1.95u , Separate Lawn, Garden county agricultural agert. If you are having trouble • 1 Year Old Male & Female HOLLY HAND SAWS 4.15 „ growing grass under trees, 98". With a Plastic Barrier here are some suggestions for you: (1) remove unnecessary Large Selection of UP FREEHOLD — Grass can Now tuck the edge of the 24" LEVELS 6.98 trees; (2) prune low hanging be a weed problem, especial- remaining plastic into the oo 1 branches; (3) prune shallow FROM FOR ly when it grows gradually second slit, Press the soil to 6 RULERS 2.40 tree roots; (4) fertilize the GERANIUMS 1 into your garden area. You close both slits. can prevent this problem by trees to keep them from com- You should now have four peting with the grass for nu- • 1 YEAR OLD POWER LOCK TAPES 2.40 installing a black plastic film inches of plastic exposed and barrier. trients; (5) use shade toler- For *1°° flush with the soil surface ant grasses — red fescue for AZALEAS 3 PLANES 4.30 UP I A plastic border adds to the •where it will not interfere dry conditions and poa trivia- 50B>. with lawn mowing. On either neat appearance of a garden lis for wet areas; (6) fertilize BAG WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF by maintaining a clean line side, the rest of the plastic in the early spring to start MARBLE CHIPS between lawn and cultivated strip is tucked into the soil to the grass growing vigorously Full line of ... soil. Such a barrier will re- anchor the exposed part and before the trees put out new Lawn and Garden Supplies STANLEY HAND TOOLS tard the march of turfgrasses form a barrier. leaves; (7) remove fallen IN STOCK and also witch or quackgrass, For a long border, it is best leaves frequently. which grows from under- to limit the length of strips If your best efforts with a WATERMELON BAR ground stems. laid at one time. Be sure to shade tolerant grass fail, con- overlap the ends and corners sider other ground covers as SALE & GARDEN CENTER Make the border with 12- MUSCLE'S a substitute for lawn grasses. inch wide strips of black to create a continuous bar- ON ALL Where even a ground cover HWY. 36 291-0613 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS plastic, which blocks out light rier. Such a barrier is inexpen- fails, then your choice Is bit- OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY-LARGE PARKING AREA and prevents the growth of ter but simple: bare soil, SHRUBS seeds under it. sive and may last three or four years. LITTLE SILVER Using a garden line at the edge of the garden as a guide, open a slit in the soil. Agent's Advice Tuck four inches in the gar- NOW »,, and right thru the summer LI den from it. On Cut Flowers SUNDAY, JUNE 15th Lay the remaining eight in- FREEHOLD - It has been ches of plastic back onto the said that one-third of a cut v»| IIIYCAMOM AVINUI, 1ITTLI SILVER — 741.7*00 flower's life is determined in ••tot lawn temporarily. Make an- FATHER'S DAY SUM «»<«*O, tn- NO CHAR5I FOR DELIVIRIIS other long slit in the soil par- the garden and two-thirds b;, er MM * tatUpswl, MaMay Him Friday 7i30 • S: Saturday 7:10 • 3 P.M. allel to the first slit and four post-harvest handling and en- UP ht i« run tuit* our inches in the Harden from it. vironment inside the house. tine til nmsa! Donald M. Mohr, senio NURS^Y, INC. county agricultural agentt recommends that you manage your flower garden carefully so that quality flowers with maximum food reserve are JUNIPERS! 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Evenings 'til 9 J/ N i Saturday 'til 5 f. 71, Monmoitth M...W. i, MJ. 229-2587 7» I. N.wmas Sprlngi JM., «»d lank j ".PPINi 9 A.M. to 6P.W..dolly — 9 A.M. to 5P.M. Suindoy ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. WTiile Nicklaus Faces Open Cut OUSTON (AP) — Itoly- over par for the 6,967-yard second at 67, with string bean bad to miserable," said Nick- since the National Airlines in Murphy missed only two t Bob Murphy held the Cypress Creek layout at Al Geiberger, who said he laus, a two-time winner. "I March. fairways and two greens, I going into today's see- Champions Golf Club. was competing against doc- shot the backside in 41 from "But sometimes some hard picked off five birds and had round of the U.S. Open That put him in a tie with tors orders, and former Ama- the middle of the fairway." work pays off. I must have a single bogey, on the fifth I Championship because a couple of pretourney teur champion Deane Beman He shook -his head. "I just hit 11,000 drives in practice th when he put his second shot •e's a big blond mystery choices, defending champion locked at 68. don't know. I was in the wa- last few weeks. That's all you in a trap. He chipped in from i walking around in Jack Lee Trevino and Billy Cas- Masters Champion George ter, in the woods, in the can do, just go out and a trap for a birdie on the Idaus' spikes. per, well back in the pack Archer, Tom Weiskopf and bushes. Then I get on and I swing.1' second hole; a shot he said [ was driving the ball ex- and in some danger of miss- stubby Dean Refram each three-putt.'1 And about the daughter, a "made the round for me. I ionally well," Nicklaus ing, the cut when the field of had 69s. Murphy, 26, a former ama- six-month-old? could have been one over and I. "I didn't miss a fair- 150 is trimmed today to the Arnold Palmer, the aging, teur champion and 1968 PGA instead I'm one under and • — something I've never low 60 finishers and ties for troubled charger who had to Rookie of the Year, credited "She came on the tour with ready to go." e before in the U.S. Open. the final two rounds. qualify for this event, for the hard work with the driver and me when she was just a few m where I drove the ball, weeks old," Murphy said. He also birdied No. i from And since Nicklaus himself first time in a decade, re- adjustment to his new daugh- 8 feet, put an approach l'A Ic Nicklaus could have shot said Nicklaus wasn't there, mained in contention after a ter, Kimberly, for the im- "My wife, Gail, was used to i. But I haven't seen that the noises she makes at night, feet from the pin on the and the 65 didn't materialize, par 70. provement in his game. ninth,,dropped a 12 - footer •acter around for a the sparkling 66 posted by Sam Snead, 57,. and still "I'm usually a pretty good ail those snorts and snuffles e." and she'd sleep right through on the 12th and canned a six- Murphy, a 214-pound Florida chasing this big one, Gary driver," he said. "Not long, footer on the 15th. Irons Deserted Him redhead, topped the field, Player and Julius Boros were but straight. But in the last it. But I couldn't. ie slump-ridden Nicklaus, Tour regular Miller Barger, in a group at 71, with Frank five or six weeks I hadn't "I wasn't getting but about Barber bogeyed the second said "my irons deserted a balding paunchy guy from Beard and Gene Littler at 72. been driving well at all. I three hours sleep at night. hole, three-putting. " finished with a 74, four Sherman, Tex., was alone in "My shots just went from guess I hadn't been driving Now I'm getting used to it." "I thought it was the end of the world," he said. "But I've long since found out that those who quit don't win ON TARGET—'Bob Murphy Jr. sends the ball iti much." 'toward the hole as fie fires a shot from fhs ed He fought back with a 12- lussell Ends foot birdie putt on the third the 16th green in yesterday's opening round o hole and birdied four of five U. S. Open.Championship in Houston, Tex, M starting at No. 8. But he took, took the lead with a four-under-par 66. another bogey on 14 when he "age Career? missed the green. {AP Wirep

3STON (AP) — Bill Rus- bach of his decision Monday is quitting basketball in night and then confided to r of a Hollywood career friends Wednesday that he irding to a Boston paper, had to make the move "in 0. /. Leads Array us old mentor, Red Auer- order fo find new sources of , says as far as he knows income for the future." 3's been no definite deci- Now in Hollywood yet. It said Russell is currently issell, one of pro basket- In Hollywood and staying at Of Stars vs. Jets s all-time greats, was re- Cleveland Browns fullback id resigning his job as CHICAGO (AP — Southern Star squad reports to coach Invited running ba Jimmy Brown, another great California's famed O.J. Simp- Otto Graham July 10. elude Simpson, Ron • :r - coach of the National athlete who made the jump ctball Association Cham- son, still bartering with the Of the 26 first - round draft of Michigan, Bill to a film and television ca- Buffalo Bills, heads a 52-play- choices this year, only two— quake" Enyart of Boston Celtics, reer. e copyrighted story was er squad selected yesterday Marty Domres, Columbia State, Paul Gipsi en by Sports Editor Cliff It added that immediate to face the New York Jets in quarterback, and halfback Houston, Carl berg for this morning's plans call for Russell to make the 36th College All - Star Calvin Hill of Yale—are miss- of New Mexico ms of the Boston Herald two movies, including one football game on Soldier ing from the squad invited by lands, Larry Smith of sler. with Brown, who is a close Field Aug. 1. Graham to confront the first and Ron Sayers of Ni friend. at Omaha, young bro ; story said the 6-foot-9 Hopefully, the problems American Football League Auerbach, however, said OUT OF TROUBLE — Arnold Palmer sends the sand flying at he blasts out of surrounding Simpson and oth- team to play in the Chicago of Chicago Bear sta r, who has sparked the Sayers. a to 11 NBA champion- early today in Boston that he a trap near the fourth green yesterday in the first round of the U.S. Open. er top pro draft holdouts, not Tribune Charities Inc. clas- in 13 years, was giving hadn't been informed of any He carded a 70 to place himself four strokes (behind leader Bob Murphy Jr. at to mention Super Bowl hero sic. Receiving Corp; such definite decision. Joe Namath of the Jets, will s estimated £150,000 . a- the start of today's play in Houston, Tex. (AP Wlrephoto) The pass receiving be resolved before the All- Without Namath, who an- post to pursue movie and "We had a little conversa- nounced retirement from pro has Jim Seymour, Hai sion work plus other tion Monday, and it was iny football rather than enforced record-breaking batter res on the West Coast. understanding he was post- quitting of his New York bis- at Notre Dame, Ron : paper said the 35-year- poning any.decision for about 1 tro, the potential All-Star of Florida State, Gene Jussell informed Auer- six weeks,' the former Cel- squad could end a five - year ington of Stanford tics coach and current gener- Phillies Do it on Nothing defeat skein in a series Kwalick of Penn State al manager said. now standing 24-0-2 in favor Levias of Southern 1 By ASSOCIATED PJIESS now have been blanked nine two, when the Dodgers had ly, acquired Wednesday from Russell led the University of of National Football League 1st, Ed Hinton of Ok times and Singer has had runners on first and third with the Dodgers for Maury Wills, San Francisco to 59 straight After nine straight defeats, champions. and Ed Cross of to oneout'Jh} tlte sixth. And in singled in the tie - breaking college victories and to na- the Philadelphia Phillies need- only five runs scored for him' the second outfielder Larry run in the ninth inning. Graham, returning to the AM&N. tional championships, paced ed something. . .and it turned in his six defeats. Hisle threw out Andy Kosco All-Star helm after a three- The squad also lnclu the United States team to vic- out to be nothing. It was the only shutout of Gary Sutherland opened the That's exactly what Philly the night on a limited sched- at the plate on the last of year reign as Washington fensive tackle George 1 tory in the 1956 Olympics, three singles in the inning. ninth with a double off loser then turned pro. pitchers have given the Los ule as Montreal beat San Di- Tommie Sisk, 0-4, and Fairly, Redskin coach, has tabbed Notre Dame," No. 2 Angeles Dodgers the last two ego 4-1, Cincinnati downed three quarterbacks, Terry choice behind Simpson The Master Stroke While the Dodgers were be- pinch hitting in his first ap- nights — nothing. The results St. Lonis :4-3 in 10 innings, ing whitewashed for the sec- pearance for the Expos, laced Hanratty of Notre Dame, Bob ready signed by the St. Louis drafted him, but has been a modest, but wel- Pittsburgh slipped by Hous- ond night in a row, one of a pitch by reliever Billy Mc- Douglass of Kansas and Greg ta Falcons, and No. 3 p Auerbach pulled the master come two - game winning ton 4-3 and the Chicago Cubs their former big hitters was Cool for a 2-1 lead. Mack Cook of Cincinnati, to direct roy Keyes of Purdui )S stroke which launched the streak. outhit Atlanta 12-6 in the Na- helping Montreal win its third Jones tripled another run an impressive offensive ar- haggling with the PJ Celtics' NBA dynasty, trad- Rookie Billy Champion tional League. Washington de- game in four starts after a home and scored on a groum ray. phia Eagles. ing Cliff Hagan and Ed Ma- feated Oakland 4-1 in the only 20-game losing spin. Bon Fair- out. cauley for the big man. broke the losing string Wednesday night with a five- American League game, He was finally signed for a hit shutout and Grant Jack- loss Is Avenged i big bonus, passing up a re- son made it two in a row Jackson, 5-6, who has al- Marine Lumber's ported $30,000 bid by the Har- Jast night by scattering, sev- lowed only four runs in his lem Globetrotters. en hits as the Phillies, nipped five complete-game victories, PANELING Dominating the league from the Dodgers and hardluck avenged a 7-6 loss to Singer How They Stand the beginning with his great- Bill Singer 1-0. two weeks ago. Johnny Briggs defensive play, Russell has Philadelphia pitchers had gave him a game • opening NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN I.DAaUE PARADISE K»l Division . : East Division been voted the Most Valuable only three shutouts — one by homer, his first of the season, . W I. Pet. OB' W I. Pet. O on Singer's second pitch and Chicago- _: :...J8 is ,m ••— EalUmors _... : they have found something "Somebody asked me to it was worthwhile. Would they come watch him wrestle, and better. Rafter couldn't care The girls, oh the other do it over again? "You bet," on the bus". . .or, "Meeting rowed some from Asbury less if the boys don't want hand, sign out equipment and I started to keep score." they all chimed. "We gave the kids on the other teams without any trouble" , ."How to be managers. He-has two expect it to be returned at Trudi says, "I like to get the boys incentive to win!1' was wild — just getting to do you forget things like Faz- girls who handle most of the a certain time'by the person involved in things." She Trudi plans to go to Grace know them and see that they zone's (Dave) no-hitter or manager's duties, and more. who did the borrowing. . proved that by being a spe- Downs Sehool for Airline accepted you". . ."It was Rich Marshall's first win." Rafter said, "Sports man- Even coaches wishing to cialty twirler, copy editor of Stewardesses, and Carol Sa- exciting Just to be part of a Is it over? Not for Carol agers play a very important borrow are held responsible the yearbook, choreographer kowitz will major in math at sport'1.. .or, "We found out Starzer, at least. She already role here at Red Bank Cath- iy the girls; of the senior show, and "mas- Montclalr State. Carol Star- how nice other kids are. We has roped in a job as man- olic. The most important (Maryann and Carol even cot of the wrestling team." zer will study psychology at forgot our gum, so we bor- ager at Covenant College. award given at the annual Slight Handicap LEAVE IT TO GIRLS — Maryann ftuscio, left, and feel responsible for the health Covenant College in Tennes- sports assembly is received and well-being' of the ath- Carol Sakowitz found being see. Carol Webber, Red Sank Catholic High School's own by the managers." letes. One of the members of a girl a slight handicap. "I Like Trudi, the two Carols athletic "general) managers," accept Tony Redigar's The girls, Maryann Ruscio the cross-country team had a couldn't play baseball, and' were active in other school ac- Brown Triumphs equipment at the end of fhe Oaseys' track season. and Carol Webber, both 14, very sore blister on his toe. managing was the next best tivities. Miss Sakowitz was Rather, than report, the mat- (Register Staff Photo) freshmen, and "A" students, thing. Most people don't reo sports editor of the year book are what Rafter considers, ter, he decided to forget about ognize my father without his and assistant soccer man- it and compete with the in- baseball hat." • ager. Miss Starzer was in the In State Seniors RENT A CAR jury. The girls decided dif- Like the girls at RBC, the junior and senior shows, gym DAY • WEEK • MONTH THE CHUCK WAGON ferently. They "called the Red Bank lasses are kept out leaders, French Cluh, art SPRING LAKE-J. Walcott Essex Falls, shot a 77 to take WALL boy's parents and had the toe of the locker room while the club and was "mascot of the Brown, Wednesday's winner the Class "C" prize. LINCOLN-MERCURY treated. boys are there. But they find track team." of the Eastern Seniors golf Dallas Ndrris of Baltusrol •hrewibury Av«., U lycsnun As Rafter was expounding time to get there for equip- Memories Remain championship at Siwanoy shot a low net of 60 in the di- 747-5400 Monmouth's Best on the merits of the girls, ment checks and inventories. Memories like these will al- Country Club in Bronxville, vision. By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN Maryann was running When you talk to the gals, ways remain with these girls: N. Y., won the N. J. Seniors In Class "D" (age 55-59) Register Sports Editor around the gym gathering uni- one thing impresses you — "It was fun at the meets be- OPEN forms. Rafter then asked her they enjoy their work. cause you were the only girl Spring tournament here yes- Vincent Larkin, Suburban, „ NITES Any attempt to pick a dream team in any sport in- posted a 77 in winning, and terday. PLAY MAY lit evitably results in a nightmarish stream of telephone calls Charles Smith of Baltusrol and scribbled notes aimed at (he selectors. The second- Brown, playing in the "B" was the net winner with a 65. guessers have a field day, but it's encouraging to know Division (age 65-69), shot a 72 somebody out there is tuned in. in winning yesterday's event. TITULAR LAUNCHING PAD The curtain has dropped on another high school athletic He carded a 71-72 in the East- season, another complete academic year. ern Seniors' victory. Assagai in 1966 and Fort The 1069 baseball performers deserve titeir 18-HOLE — PAR 3 Larcy In 1967 posted their last hurrahs, Brown, a member,of the first grass stakes victories in GOLF COURSE There was talent aplenty on the dia- Manasquan River Country Monmouth Park's Long Aliol • Driving Range monds of Monmouth' County. The best of Club, also won the tourney Branch Stakes as 8-year-olds. (SO TEES! the crop can be debated long into the sum- here last year. • f Holt Pitch & Putt Course By season's end, they were mer months - until the pigskin Is served Martin Llndgrove, repre- voted national grass cham- • Practice Putting Green the hungry sports fans. But some per- Holit lo ltd ydi. Woltrholit/ senting the Baltusrol Country pions. Sand Trapi. formers impressed more than others, NAME OF THE GAME Club, won the Class "AA" ••••••^•••••••••E LADIES' DAY TUESDAY event (age 75 and over) by Pitching is the name of the game, and Monmouth County displayed some shooting an 89. Net winner in PRO SHOP ! AUTO RACES strong arms, worthwhile representatives to TRIBLEHORN the division was Jim Beckett Johnny Albertl, Pro. anyone's star-studded schoolboy array. of Baltusrol with a 63. Tomorrow Nire For a righty-lefty combination, you can't go far wrong In the 70-74 age bracket, • COFFEE SHOP with Manasquan's Chip Hirst and Ocean Township's John Monroe Hawes of Manasquan STOCK CARS • • K-Lap Imrd.-Set*. Villapiano. Hirst, only a junior, compiled a 12-1 record this River carded an 84 to win. season to go along with his 7-1 sophomore mark. He led the • * 35-Up Mod.-fpr». TWINBROOK Hawes also shot low net at • • ••Thrllllrtg IvcaM Warriors to the Shore Conference "B" Division and Centra! 62. GOLF CENTER Jersey Group III championships. v JUMPING BROOK ROAD, Art Muller, Gordon MacCoy S Wall Stadium Villapiano hurled Ocean to the Monmouth College Tour "At tht Jtney Short" Off toulo» o nament championship, including the clincher over favored and Waldo Reiss all tied with NIPTUNE, N;J.—775.1166 Hi. 34, 8tlmar. N. J. 0771* 'Squan. He wound up with an 8-3 won-lost log. 64 In the low net of the Class = (201) 481-4400 . •MHNMnHfHHM Mater Dei's Bill Collins concluded a four-year career "B" bracket. Proctor Baker, >••••«•••••••••>• with an 8-4 senior season. The Montreal Expos* draftee was 8-2 as a junior and gave up less than one earned run a game his final two'seasons. The author ol nearly 100 strikeouts, WE HELPED DO IT — Trudi Bearrvan, left, and Carol Salcowitz not only served Collins would be the stopper in relief in our star-gazing, and as managers lor tha track and baseball teams at Red Bank High, but also his hitting ability qualifies hm for a regular outfeld spot. helped put out the yearbook. Trudi and Carol are admiring sons of the sports There are others, St. Rose's John Manulla, Henry Hud- son Regonal's Jeff Bailey, Shore Reglonal's Jim Demaree, shott which went Into the book. Trudi wait copy editor, Carol sports editor. Rumson-Falr Haven/Regional's Rich Rubley, Red Bank's Frank Vorl6r Dave Fazzone and' Christian Brothers Academy's Laity Smith, the last also available for outfield duty, are most Fatigut and pain In tire lower prominent. Twin Boros PANELING FATHER'S DAY bick it on» of the m«|or phyii- DALY AT FIRST SPECIAL! cat eomplalnii among molt ath- Glen Daly, Mater Dei's junior who hit a powerful .350, gets Trips Cats letej. At wai onc» itatad, "The the nod at first base, but don't overlook the play of another Twin Boros, behind the SALE! keyjton« of iho arch of a man't junior, Rumson's Tom Dooley (.340), Dick Becker, Neptune three-hit pitching of John •trangth If tho imall of hit senior, or Ocean's Randy Rose. back." Tha came of back Dancey, tripped the Middle- There were many fine second basemen, but Monmouth town Wildcats, 5-1, yesterday problem li waak, poorly devel- FREE ARROW Regional's Bob Ashton stands out above all. The senior hit In the Ed Carleton Memorial oped muiclai that control tta .380, stole 25 bases, drew 20 walks and played almost flaw- action of the iplno. Many Baseball League. lessly in the field. Dancey fanned 13 batters STAPLE GUN weight training programi ne- Behind him there are Shore's Steve Pomerantz, Henry with tht purchase of glect tha muiclat turrounding and gave up one unearned Hudson's Walt Mswes and Mater Dei's Tom McBride. run. He also led in. hitting $100.00 or more of any of thii region and develop the The outstanding shortstop was Manasquan's George arms, ihouldan, and the muiclai with two singles to score a the Paneling Listed Below Clark, who hit .470 with 12 stolen bases and 25 runs*atted run. , • 10.95 VALUI — A on the upper part of Hie trunk. in as a junior. Clark's also a fielder extraordinaire. Free- Ai a mult of neglecting the . Dave Fazzone and Bill Ma- MECHANIC'S TOOL hold senior Arnie Bazat also distinguished himself at short gulre, two former Red Bank • WHILI STAPURS LAST lower back In weight training, 1 with these Piper and at the plate (.350), as did Wall Township's John Man, H\gh School players, tripled • CASH 'N CARRr OMLY the competitive athlete may only a sophomore, and Shore's Jim McConvUle. • OFKRINDSJUNI1* dovolop early fatigue In a con- in helping Twin Boros to its SZYARTO AT HOT CORNER U.S. Plywood Products FLIGHT SPECIALS test, which quickly detract) from second win in as. many out- Third base belongs to Matawan Regional's John Szyarto, 4iS Cattllllan Oak 7.25 8.80 4x7 Coral 4.50 3.50 hit ikill. ings. 8 who hit about .380 and knocked in 25 runs. The four-year Middletown is 1-1 this sea- 4x8 Coral 4.95 3.M 4x8 Whtat 4.95 J.H 85 FIRST FLIGHT 88 FLYING START You never hear any complainti varsity Huskiq made only two errors all year long. Red son, / • ••• i . ' Toptn llm ».H 4>t Nutwood . 4.25 4.91 LESSON COURSE from th> cuitomert at RED Bank's Charlie Taylor, Howell's Larry Hill, CBA's Vin Steve Steinberg led Free- Nevada 8.95 4x1 Coral 4.95 3.9S With Ih* guidance of a govern- BANK TIRE CO., Shrewibury Include! preliminary ground In- Whltfield and Henry Hudson's Kevin Korner, another soph, 4«l Dawn 7.2S 5.10 4x8 9.97 7.98 Avu., 747-3404 became you gat hold to a 6-0 victory over llm ment-rated Illght Instructor, you'll struction, four flying leiioni, your 4il Whit* llm .... 7.2S 1.80 the kind of service you doierve also sparkled at the hot corner, Taylor hit .309, but had six Asbury Park, as the mound 4x8 Blu*> 7.25 S.80 actually pilot a tliek Piper Chtro- own penonal pilot log book. Great from our expert taleipeaple. home runs, 18 RBI and 22 stolen bases," ace tossed a one-hitter in a Corral I.9S 4x8 Pane y Cherry 13.50 10.9S kit «lrpline...for just J5i mart toward aolo-atvea monayl .- Houri: Daily 8 AM.-5:30 P.M., (Monmouth's Best, Pg. 14) . Central Division game. 4«t Shcrweod 4x8 Flemings llm 9.10 7.25 Sat. 9 A.M.-3 P.M. Complete Oretn 9.10 7.2S 4x8 Platinum 7.25 S.80 Aligtimont and Drake Service. 4x8 Avocado 7.25 5.80 4x8 Walnut 7.25 1.80 SWITCHED STICKS S HELPFUL, HINT: A king-iitad POP WARNER 4il Santiago Sold 7.00 S.tO 4x1 Whir* Orchid 7.(0 1.88 aih tray for your workroom ii Canadian-horn Mike Miceli 4i8 Autumn lltnd 6.25 4.95 4x8 Ant. Birch Dk. 8.75 i.iS an ompty coffee tin. Snip two traded a hockey stick for a 4x1 RoMWOod .... 18.75 11.SO Uxlngton Inch iliti down from th» top and FOOTBALL PLAYERS 4x8 4«8 Cbtrrytont .... 7.25 US bend for the lip. Put water or jockey stick after finishing Gr#tn 7.25 1.80 Andorra Whit* S.iO •and In the bottom. high school and is currently Report to Your Coach In Condition 4iB Gtnulnt Black 4x8 7.00 riding at Monmouth Park. Walnut 12.25 9.75 4x8 vronaao Jod* 9.10 7.25 Starting JIM* 2trk tar* will bt a training 4i8 Weotherwood 7.25 5.80 4x8 P*can 7.25 S.80 program for all ttveh ef Ike Pap Warner 32"iB4" Natural Luon 4x8 Light Antique You'll fly In the Piper Cherokee Ltagut. 1.95 taeh —11-Ft. f*r 1M0 firth 8.34 6 95 The program will itrtui Slant* — loll Han- ...world'* most populir modern low wing aircraft with total 411114 — and all laile fundamental*. SIE THE FRIENDLY GUYS AT handling •«•», cushlon-of-alr landings (feather-light every Tfcli li Ik* Mine training lhor.lt offend to time!) Come fly with us today or this weekend... you'll love III th» high. *r*p and cellig* pliycn during ike men* tf Augur. RED BANK TRANSMISSIONS We will i»*t Monday, Wedwulay, Friday Reading Aviation Service, he liJO P.M. until Auguit lit. Cut — $M. t LUMBER RED BANK AIRPORT TOWING-ROAD SERVICE AVAILABLE and SUPPLY CO. SHREWSIURY AVENUE OSGOODBY'S Tra°°™cimP 741-5500 SHREWSBURY, N. J. 264 - 6200 at HARBOR LlftHT If ACH CLUB MONMOUTH ST. Cor. Pnri aid Well, IM leak 7410122 HIGHWAY 3i at COOU AVI. HAZLIT, N. J. 1500 Oeeon Ave. Sta Bright 142-0232 • 842-342* • 747-6394 OPM Dally 7:30 A.M-lllO P.M.I SAT. 7t» A.M-1 P.M. AftaCMta* 14 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLEIWN, N. J.i FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969 Al Hattab in Grass Debut Frelinghuysen Investment In Long Branch Feature Portfolio Is Above Others Dr. Zetzel shipped over the OCEANPORT ~ Pelican Compass Farm's North Escort equaled Mon- has received income over1 Stable's Al Hattab, a 114,000 Flight, Wheatley Stable's jnouth's one -imile turf course weekend from Boston for the By BOB DUB1LL salaries as congressmen. But to publicly list their owner- : $1,000. : yearling purchase for his turf Favori, Mrs. Wallace Gilroy's record of 1:362/5 winning an Long Branch. NEWARK (AP - The big- the rest have outside in- ship of over $5,000 in com-, allowance test by four lengths gest investment portfolio come ranging from director- panies doing a substantial —Income for services ren- racing potential, but a Escort, Crown Stable's Dr. Sapling, Sorority Nominees $221,394 earner running ex- Zetzel, Dot-Ed Farm's Dot on opening day, but the mark among New Jersey congress- ships, stock investments and business with the federal gov- dered for which income ex-" clusively on dirt, will make Ed's Bluesky, Samuel Van's was lowered a fifth of a sec- Kelso's half - brother is eli- men belongs to Peter H. B. private law practices. ernment or subject to federal ceeded $5,000. Us grass debut in Monmouth Teetotum, and John Olin's ond by Swoonland in a divi- gible to Monmouth Park's Frelinghuysen, a 53-year-old The financial affairs of Wie regulatory agencies within —Any capital gain exceed- -, Park's $25,000 • added Long Eaglesham. sion of last Saturday's Ocean- $100,000 Sapling for 2-year- lawyer from Morristown. state's congressmen were the last year. ing $5,000. In other words, if: Branch Stakes tomorrow. North Flight and Eagle- port Handicap. olds, while Tosmah's half-sis- Others of the 15-member gleaned from records filed Other Requirements a congressman sold stock with the House Ethics Com- after holding it for six months; Al Hattab will be penal- sham finished one-two in last Dot Ed's Bluesky made a ter is eligible to the $100,000 state delegation in the House The code also requires: mittee. —Listing of professional and his net profit amounted hed for his success on dirt Saturday's Kent Stakes at successful grass debut at Sorority for 2-year-old fil- of Representatives aren't do- Monmouth last week de- ing too badly either. They are an outgrowth of organizations in which the to more than $5,000 on the with 126 pounds, under the al- Delaware Park. lies, it was announced here lowance conditions of the one- Favori tallied in Suffolk feating Teetotum, who is Five have no outside in- a code of ethics in which all representative or his spouse sale, his profit would be a mile turf test for 3-year-olds. Downs' Thomasello Memorial stakes-placed on turf, by four today by Director of Racing come beyond their $42,500 House members were asked is an officer or director and capital gain. last month. H.A. "Jimmy" Jones. —Reimbursement for ex- A son of the fine grass run- penditures, other than the' ner The Axe U, Al Hattab is U.S. government, exceeding' fresh from his most impor- $1,000. tant score, Garden State Advanced Placement Exams The code does not require Park's $137,100 Jersey Derby, public reporting of such out- which he won by Wi lengths. side sources of income as fees He also owns victories in Make College Entry Easier for public speaking engage- Gulfstream Park's Hutcheson ments. A second part of the and Fountain of Youth Stakes By CAROLE MARTIN other information, to reward colleges and universities indi- code requires that more de- this season, and has placed TRENTON (AP) - Some students for the extra know- cate that 70 to 80 per cent tailed information be filed in In ttie Flamingo, Florida Der- 600 high school teachers and ledge they gained while still of the students who are ad- sealed envelopes which can- by, Wood Memorial and a di- college faculty spent the past in high school, Haag said. mitted to the next higher not be opened except after a vision of the Bahamas. week on a busman's holiday- "In addition, exposure to college course because of majority vote of the i2-mem." Al Hattab's Long Branch grading examinations that such demanding courses in their advanced placement ex- foer House Ethics Committed: rivals are expected to include would reach to the 58th floor •high school helps ease a stu- amination scores get top 'None' for. Howard • of the Empire State Build- ttT-Omi.: Mdrs.; S * I you: lft. dent's transition to the col- Republicans Florence P.' UOInRHytJinKMIceU) 6.(0 4.W 3.60 ing if they were piled one on Educational Testing Service Bw»« R. (SmreJ) 1080 J20 lege classroom—often a jolt- Dwyer of Elizabeth, John E, 4 hires the teachers and college Mill Royil (Imparato) ™ top of the other. ing experience for some," he Hunt of Pitman, and Demo- WD-CLmg.; 3 yo; • tar. faculty to grade the papers. O»tor» n Bears (KilW) 3-*> 2-60 2.2tt Last month, more than 50,- observed. crats Edward Patten of . Stlt K*w (Tiornburg) 460 3.80 For the past 10 years the Fl«htln (Impmto) *•»» 000 of the nation's brightest Perth Amboy, Henry Hel- high school students took the The program Is based on work has been done at Eider '. D«lly PonbH 1H-3) raid 117-80 ~ the concepts that some stu- College in nearby Lawrence stoski of East Rutherford and 3RD—Clmr; 2 yo; I,; 5 fur. college board's advanced James J. Howard of Wall, Pl«y Su (BrolMMrd) 5.00 3.20 2.40 dents can do college-level Township. FiU Support (Blum) 4.00 2 60 placement examinations to Township, listed "none" Troplcil Doll (Biltszir) 2.40 work while still in secondary The ?6 registration fee and 4TH—cimg.; Mdna.; 2 yo: cAg; 5-' get a "head start" on col- under all categories. i Linden Lain (Mlceli) 10.60 5.00 3.80 lege. school, that this achievement the $11 a student must pay to Direct Hit (Blum) 6.CO 5.O0 can be measured by end-of- take each examination helps William T. Cahill, the Re- •mxrt Promiae (Uiornbirr»l S.60 They wrote 69,000 essays publican gubernatorial candi- CTH—dim.; 3 yos; J-; 6 f. course examinations, and that pay for the salaries of the ; Rou»ii Hood (Mlcell) 13.60 8.49 6.40 covering knowledge gained in date from Collingswood, re- IrUh Tease -l Stormy Thor •yearsj-.tweause of their show- was delivered by Karen Lin- he took capital gains: Delta;, • Two Strikes (Terrlll) 12-f Ht»'n»(to"(Bl™i • 6-1 ing on these examinations. ann Kahermanes, Patricia E, Devlllah Debbie (Culmone) *1 Gerany'l '.'(Thornburft) 12-1 4—Sweet Mist, Scamtan, nesa Kindle. Airlines, Baxter Laboratories^' - Methodical (WWtemen) 20-1 Students who took this Kahle, Phillip P. Kelley, Dm Ku Baaka (MaaO 10-1 OTH—15.000; Clmr.; 4-up; 8-1. Army Court Elbert M. Hoppenstedt, su- Karen L. Kindle, Kathryn A. Recognition Equipment, Fluor-, Sweet and Spicy (Garrunom) 20-1 Cargador (Imparato) 12-1 5—Hit or Miss, First Appeal, year's exam will be notified Corp., Eastman Kodak, Good-> ,B»rt«ia.L«« (NB) 12-1 Sunday Bunny (Suarez) 9-1 sometime next month of the perintendent of schools, pre- Kindle, Karen L. King and Garden King (Thornburs) 3-1 Robe Ob Honour sented the graduating class Gail R. Klein. year Tire and Rubber, Sin-J IND-KOOO; Clmf.I fnp;ltm; e-f. Final Encore (Maple) 6-1 results. Their'high school also Tudor Blue 2nd [Corrlck) 6-1 Happy Irish (Blum) • 7-2 S—Happy Irish, In Fact, Final to Vincent Kublin, president clair Oil, Texas Gulf Sulphur,? Monaja (Maple) 3-1 Intact (Hole) S-S will be Informed of their Also, Gary L. Kosulavajje, Kemsen'B Lane (Oorrlck) 6-1 -Shy Fox (KallaJ) 10-1 Encore of the Board of Education, Paul Kowalczyk, Sue E. Kra- Polaroid Corp. and Interna-J Shower of Flowers (Suarez) 8-1 Tennis champ (Maple) grades and, if requested, and the names of the students tional Flavors. "i Paper Maid (Baltazaj) 13-1 7-Verbattm, Fonwood Wall- copies will be sent to the vetz, Noel D. Kubel Jr., Har- Noble Ellen (Maple) 8-1 TTH—t8,50O; Alw.; 4-up; 6-1. were read by the principal, Charles W. Sandman ofjf Stellar Wise (Mlcell) 5-2 Wallofraes (NBi 8-1 ofroses colleges or universities they old E, Ladd 2d, Jeffrey P. Safe Comer (NB) lo-l Verbatim (Knapp) 8-S John J. Kolibas, as follows: Larimer, Laurel Lee, Richard Cape May County, who losK Relaxed Roman (Suarez) 4-1 Flower's Boy (NIB) 6-1 8-Run Like Mad, Weather will attend in September. KapaJlo Sky (Ver&rdi 20-1 Pete's Gesture (Hole) 4-1 Joseph J. Agnellino, Arlene E. Lee, Richard E. Lenner, to Cahill for the GOP guber-j; Firm«r» Waltz (Arlstone) 10-1 Baruc II (Ohoquette) 12-1 Cock, Cold Carl Ha/ag, who directs the A. Albano, Paul E. Allyn, Next Lett (Maag) s-1 Ponwood (Imparato) 2-1 Cynthia A. Lennox, Jeffrey natorial nomination, listed';, 9—Eleven Indians, Certain program for Educational Anfuso, Thanaporn Anunya- H, Levin, Rosemary A. Liaci ' "Charles Sandman, owner,^ 3RD-»6,W0| 3 t 4 yo; M0 yda. 8TH—810,000; Alw.; 3 SOU 8-f. Testing Service, said the ex- Jus' Behaving (Kallai) 20-1 Cold (Blum) 5-2 Facts, Splndidn Eobert K. Amron, Patricia D. and Marcia C. Litchfield. law office,, Cape May," presi-;'; . Dallntton Clipper (Blum) 6-1 Northern Bay (Korte) 12-1 amination for English is con- porn, Barbara J. Ardolino, Tudor Robert (NB) 7-2 Ad Majori (NB) <-l sistently the most popular. Also, Laurie E. Lockwood, dent of the Cape May Pro-;:. Good Seme (Tnoroburg) s-i Sllm's Pride (Imparato) 15-1 Barry DeV. Ashley, Pamela Richard S. Loeber, Jacque- fessional Building, president; The Bed Axe (KB) ' 15-1 Winging Lark (Maple) 10-1 More than 23,000 students J. Axelson, Rita A. Azzolino, Scott; a. INB) 12-1 weather cock (Brumfleld) 3-1 Scratches line P. Loring, Richard B, of Cape May Aircraft Inc.i*» Mornlni Daylight (Brouisard) 4-1 Arcade (Kallai) 7-2 took the three-hour test this Jeffrey R. Bailey, Patrick W. Stormy Thor (Suarez) 3-1 Ren Chorus (Oardone) 20-1 Lubitz, Francis J. Maggio, Cape May; president of R. Ejf Prppa'j But (NB) 6-1 Run Like Mad (Baltazar) 2-1 l-Daring Flight, Mi|s year, The next largest num- Bailey, Katherine Baptist and Ponum, Methodical, Sweet ber of exams were given in Wendy S. Barber. Teresa L. Maine, Robin M. Development Co., a real es^ 4TH—W.000; ! jo, !.; Mdm.; H. STH—84,700; Clmn.i 3-yoi; abt, Ii7-t,~ Mandel, Jack R. Martin, tate firm. He also listed him-5: DoorMep Waif (NB) 151 Certain Facia (Blum) 6-1 . and Spicy ...••'• caculus followed by the test Also, Michael R. Barker, Army Court (Broussard) 4-1 Loco Lost (Hole) 8-1 for American history. Marcia A. Martin, Carl N. self as a stockholder in& Sweet Dancer (Brouaiard) 20-1 Splndld CBaltazar) - 8-1 2—Tudor Blue 2nd Timothy L. Barnes, Barbara Mason, Susan M. Maurer, Gracious Mommy (NB) 8-1 Laudy Claudy (NB) 15-1 L. Baxter, John M. Beauduy, Cooney Bros. Inc. of Phlla-? Charlie Hae (NB) 12-1 Eleven Indians (Mug). 4-1 4—Doorstep Waif, Tap The Some students take the ad- Jane C. Mayer and Joseph Jolly Adoration (Maple) 15-1 Memorable'! Minx (Mlcell) 7-2 vanced placement examina- Michael J. Berry, Robert W. delphia, a plumbing and heat-i' Sowitdier (Baltazv) 7-2 Car W. (NB) • 20-1 Till, American Queen, Mazza. ing company. $ Scamtan (Hole) 3-1 Dune OraBS (Roy) 15-1 Pleasure Game ' ' . tion in more than one sub- Bloom, Susan J. Bloom, Wil- Eunle O«l (TerrJIl) 2D-1 Brandy Sling (Hole) 8-1 ject. liam R. BojarsM Jr., Keith Also, Joseph C. McCarthy, Final Buio (FeUeiano) 10-1 Shuttle (Maple) 8-1 9-Car W., Big Time Mo Barbara E. McCoy, Dianne ' Cornelius Gallagher of Jew| Sweet Mint (NB) 5.2 Big Time Mo (NB) 20-1 The Grading Plan E. Borkenhagen, George F. sey City listed himself as ai> JdsdoUI. (KB) 10-1 Linda Muonacha (NB> 12-1 track clear and fast M, McGrew, Linda M. Me- The examinations are Bossa Jr., Dennis M. Bozard, stockholder in the Broad NaJ|; Daine E. Brannan, Christine Namara, Joyce C. Mead, 1 graded on. a five-point scale Richard j. Meehan, Glen J. tional Bank of Bayonne andi* and are read by several L. Brasch and Laurence D. Bremmer. Meyer, Edward J. Mitchell, partner In a law firm in Bay-j* teachers. In cases where the Marie A. Natale, Donna M. onne. . i- Also, Martin R. T. Bruno, 1 SURF, FIELD AND STREAM readers' opinions differ L. Olivadottl, Linda G. Ous- Peter W. Rodino Jr, of ;; strongly, the paper will be Katherine A. Bryan, Thomas R. Burdge, Marilyn C. Cala- terman and Louis P. Padu- Newark, a Democrat, listed^ passed on to another teacher ano. stock of Capital Cities Broad-| for arbitration. No teacher brese, Denise J. Campion, Grace A. Carlucci, Jacqueline Also, Jo Ann Palaia, Steven casting Inc., and law prac-ti knows what mark another tice. ?! June Is Fishermen's Month given a particular essay. M. Casciano, Kathleen A. R. Paquette, Virginia L. Pas- Chapman, Anna M. Chiafullo, cucci, John O. Peterson Jr., Joseph G. Minislu Demo-f By DICK RIKER only moments ago held 250 or more yards of 30-pound test Haag said each student's Anthony F. Chimento, Bruce John Pienkowski, Stephen J, crat, of West Orange, re-;,' June is a month invented for fishermen. Not only is it dacron line. His fishing partner commiserates with him on paper and his recommended J. Ciola, Clarence J. Clayton Pisano, Carol A. Piscopo, ported owning stock in Ameri-> pleasant being upon the water during June, but the fish- his bad luck and swears the fish must have scaled all of grade is passed along to the Jr., Martin J. Connelly 3d, Steven E. Pomerantz, Robert ing ranges from good to excellent on both salt and sweet can Telephone & Telegraph^ 60 or 70 pounds. Believe me, you can't go fishing for these college, where the final de- Joann J. Cole, Richard L. J. Pontecorvo, Catherine A, and Trans World Airlines. *' waters. bass using ultra light tackle. cision about placement or Cooper, Alexander J. Cosen- Porter, Patricia Ann Ratti, 1 June is intended for striper fans. Small boats range credit is made. He said a William B. Widnall, a Re-- ; Most of this fishing is done using conventional reels tino Jr., Lynne Cotgreave, George D. Reagor and Joann publican of Saddle River,;- the waters around Sandy Hook looking for the cow bass . of medium size mounted on boat rods of about six feet in grade of 3 is the normal quali- Brenda S. Crawford, Greg F. Reeves. that always move into those waters during the month of length and a bit light in the tip. The reels, often the Penn fying grade and that 65 per listed stock In General Elec-V. Deatherage, Jeanne M. de la Also, Jolene B. Robinson, trie, Merck & Co., American; June. 155 or large Ambassadeur 9000, are loaded with 30-pound cent of those who took the Motte, Thomas J. Delisa, : Carmelita G. Roman, James Telephone & Telegraph, and-; No doubt the larger boats trolling the same waters are test Dacron or equally strong monofilament. I personally examinations last year James S. Demaree, Eugene M. Ronan, Stephen E. Rose, t bit miffed with the tin boat fleet opera- use the Dacron line with a monofilament leader. achieved that mark. DeNucci 3d and Ralph De- International Business Ma-v Sharley E. Ross, Maxine chines. He also listed capital, tors. The charter skippers and sports- The rig used in this drift fishing is similar to the Last year nearly 1,200 col- Vito Jr. Ross, Robert E. Sabo, Mary fishermen types dislike the presence of the three-way rig used in drifting the river. It should be beefed leges and universities used Dianne L. DiGirolamo, S. Sacco, Toby A. Sachs, gains from IBM. little boats. Broken trolls are the least of Up however. I use 2/0 hooks and 30-pound test leader the exams' results, along with Barbara D. Dilger, Joseph Cheryl Sassano, Janet E. the big boat skipper's worries. He may material. The sinker, leadered to the third point of the J. Dinen, Karen L. Doherty, Sauter and Michele R. have to break from his planned run to swivel, is about one ounce in weight. I often use a bucktail Michael S. Edmiston, Ronald Schadt. Tiremen Eye; avoid running over a tin boat drifting jig instead of a sinker. L. Elia, Donald A. Ellegood, worms, but worse, he finds it almost im- 2 City Men Also, Frederick W. Schnei- TRY, TRY AGAIN Howard B. Epstein, Jay E. der 3rd, Gary A. Shelnutt, Jo- possible to troll such, popular spots as the While good-sized bass are being caught consistently, Evenson, Eric O, Feerst, 7th Straight Rip when the small boats are in there Anne Sickler, Carole R. Sloat, every angler on the Rip is not consistently catching bass. Convicted Kathy S. Ferguson and Louis Dianne V. Smale, Kerry J. RED BANK - Tlie Red ' thick on the outgoing tide. If you don't succeed tonight, try it again tomorrow. Big fish E. Ferrugiaro. Smith, Richard L. Smith, POPULAR OCCUPATION FREEHOLD --Robert L. Bank Tire Co., winners of its ] come to those who work for them. But it does help to be a Morgan, 100 Seventh Ave., Also, Carol M. Ficalora, Yvonne F. Smith, Vincent first six games in the Jersey :j Drifting the False Hook area with a RIKER bit lucky. Joan H. Fiore, William G. Sorrentino, David E. Sweger, sandworm rig such as is used in drifting the bridges of the and Clarence E. Boyd, Gar- Shore Baseball League, will So we travel through June. With the stripers doing well field Ct., both Long Branch, Fitzpatrick, Marianne C. Fcg- Melissa L. Taylor, Patricia be out to extend its streak Shrewsbury has become a very popular June occupation. we move in on the bluefish. Sweetwater anglers find the gia, Patricia J. Fragale, Jean J. Terracciona and Jeffrey ; On an evening when the tide is right for this sport, 40 or were found guilty by a jury tomorrow when it plays hosl 1 black bass fishing tops along with pickerel, calico bass M. Freeman, Thomas R. A. Thomas. 50 small outboard boat ; will be working over the shoals of of two counts of possession to Ye Cottage Inn at 5 p.m. and bluegills. Wherever you go and whatever you fish fqr» Fudge, Louis Garippo Jr., Also, Deborah J. Thomson, The Tiremen have lost the ; the False Hook. June is the angler's favorite month. and sale of heroin. The two were charged with Margaret A. Gatto, Lawrence Nancy L. Throckmorton, An- services of slugging out- | As June moves along, the bigger bass move into the H. Gersten, Vincent M. Gig- drew D. V. Toole, Donna L. area. Early in the month you find schoolies moving out and possession arid sale Nov. 13 in fielder Tom Corona, -who left Long Branch and Nov. 3 in lio, Anne M. Gil and Rosaria Town, Robert F. Trocchia, this week to begin his profes- leaving the ground to the 15 to 20-pound class of stripers. Giordano. Stephen E. Tuzeneu, David sional career in the Baltimore By mid-June it is 20 to 30-pound bass hammering your Monmouth's Best Asbury Park, Also, Lynne D. Glass, Su- Monmouth County Court E. Vaughan, William M. Vi- Orioles' organization. He was rigs. Toward the end of the month bass over 40 pounds are (Continued) zanne Glavasich, William H. taliano, Judith A. Vonella, hitting .304 through the six ' common. Outfielders, in addition to Collins and Smith, include the Judge Patrick J. McGann Jr. Goldberg, William J. Gor- set separate dates for sen- Frances J. Walker, Judith games. If these are the average size of fish caught during these biggest name in Shore baseball — Constantine Georgacou- man Jr., William E. Gonm- A. Wallack and Jay K. Weid- Red Bank will call on re- ' periods, naturally there are a few fish taken on either side palos of Long Branch. Connie G. hit better than .350 and ex- tencing. ley, Charles J. Grasso, Glen ner. Assistant County Prosecu- turning college performer of the dominant weight class. A case in point would be celled on defense. Red Bank's John Gianell (.372), Mana- E. Guntner, Nita L. Hager, Also, Sharon L. Weigel, Dixie Abdella of Middletown Wayne Rich of Long Branch boating a 42:pound striper squan's Dan JWMller (.3.50), Long Branch's Lennie Bruno tor Franklin Goldstein pre- Susan D. Halpcrn, Beverly John D. Welch, Paul Werks- for the remainder of the sea- Tuesday evening while John Borden of Fair Haven settled (.400) and Middletown's Hugo Bianchi (.300) also rate con- sented the state's case in the G. Hankins; Kerren L. Han- man, Lynn S. West, Robert P. son. Abdella played at Duke for a 27-pounder as did Edgar West of Long Branch. sideration. three-day trial. Robert Ansell sen, Kathleen S. Harrison, West, James C. Widdis, Rob- University. of Asbury Park represented While all this is going on o/ a night, someone ties into Manasquan's Skip Whitman is a strong man behnid the Richard Paul Harrison, ert P. Wolf, Debra L. Wolin- In other 5 p.m. games Sat- • really great fish. Its size is limited only by the imagina- plate, but Ocean's Mike Beutell and Raritan's Tom Maneti Morgan. Assistant Deputy Dean A. Herington, Joseph sky, Rocco Yamello Jr., urday, Howell is at Mana- • tions of the two men in the tin boat. The lucky, or un- get the job done too. Public Defender Thomas Spi- E. Higgins Jr., Joan M. Michael E. Yenesel and Don-, squan and Belmar invades • lucky, angler sits staring dazedly at an empty reel which We're sure we've overlooked many. nello • represented Boyd.. ; Hinck, Nancy M. Hoffman, na M. Zimmerman. Tuckerton. . v. ; -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK -MTODLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY,-JUNE 1$, 1969 — 15

: AUCTION SALE Gets Engelhard TURRET LATHE — MACHINE SHOP JLocal Securities Money Conditions Sales Staff.Pqfet. LOCATED AT Represeatttive litter-dealer quotations at approximately 3:00 p.m. NKWARK - Engdhtrti 1177 RARITAN ROAD, CLARK. NEW JERSIY yesterday from NASD. Prices do not Include retail mark- WILL BE SOLD AT FUILIC AUCTION Minerals and Chemicals Cor- up, markdown ot commission. TUESDAY, JUNE 17th at 11 A.M. Still Hurt Market poration has announced the BANKS NEW YORK (AP) - The The decline • attained its appointment of T. Joseph Div. Bid Asked stock market—beleagured by swiftest pace in the final hour, Buckalew of Red Bank as Belmar-Wall Nations] 3.50 206 the uncertainties of a tighten- when the Dow industrials fell sales representative for the Central Jersey Bank (x) (xx) .40 24 25 ing money situation—slid to almost four points. Baker Setting Department, * *«* MILLING MACHINES^ Br7clgwrT¥lI.r'with its lowest level of the year The Associated Press 60- lH H«rU«ilol Miller 0 Y.ON Old) CMmoti Ht Eatontown National Bank 23 Carteret. In the new assign- yesterday. stock average skidded to an- Farmers & Merchants (x) (a) .06 ment, Mr. Buckalew will cov- Smut PMMM-* «jmd 4 spinal. Floor Mod.i w Driii pnu-womtr. Turner It was hit by the fourth and other new 1969 low of 318.4, , SplndU «" Cj». Drill frm - j-Rockford Bench Drill Preim Vi" Ola. cop.First Merch. Nat'l Bank er the states of New York, *«» »" C«*l"•%»*"« Or" pr«> - BROACHING MMHINt-tB Point. «S (x) (M) .40 15VS biggest decline of the week. down 3.3 with industrials off Broaching M«AI»« m Hp. Molor Driven - BAND SAW-KMwnna (and sow 5.9, rails off 1.0 and utilities Connecticut and eastern First Nat'l Bank of Spring Lake (xx.) 2,15 60 The Sharp retreat began PUNCH Mill —• PfMttltt *2 Ton Punch Pr«ll —. MISCELLANEOUS off 1.6. Industrials and rails Pennsylvania. MACHINMV-WyNf*""* >fi HP. Air Compr,»Mr, D.llo AUIIW cSU taw? 1st Nafl Bk of Toms River (x) (xx) .78 4S Monday after commercial M,od HWlientonirtf »m*Jf, PjwercroF Horlionlol s»M.r (Ntw), On.nard 1 Ton were at new lows for the Formerly associated with 1st State Ocean Cty (x) 10% Stock DM. banks boosted the prime rate iroor Pr«U. **£*. CTSk.MKIiliw, W Cop. Topping Hud. - CRIB ROOM 29 year. Koyfax Company, Mr. Bucka- ^UIPMSNT-J-SNtl L«m fton, Quantity ol Aligned Mlcromttori ••• to 7"- —the interest charged their 5» 10 »"-«^J» »V«J*» •^JJJ** p"'r5?l«i-' 2-OWtH Gou,«, J-Loit Wort Keansburg-Middletown 1.20 42 The New York Stock Ex- lew attended Monmouth Col- l d 5t l1 v Bl< biggest borrowers — to a Indicator* *-*•'» «J '™ •"W' »*»< «' Won Tool Coblmt (Now), Middletown Banking Co. change common stock index lege and resides at 24 McLar- ill OtornWe Or. HoM, >-M O.J o.om.iric DI. Hiodt end Chmrs, m Dig. 25 record Wt per cent from 7VS O.nmllrlt Dh MJO* (J0> ,»I»C*« (Now), 1/lf to '/<" Dlo. Pin Gauges. Dividing declined 63 cents in the aver- en St. S Btn :h C ld 1 Of CE Monmouth County Nat'l (xxx) .20 UW 12H per cent in an effort to stem T. Joseph Buckalcw Jl°A£JS£*ftJI''TL ' " " Jf " " FUHNITUE age price of a share. Stan- N. J. National Bank • (x) (xx) .24 credit demand. n! w> tro(fie iw iurB 16V4 17Vi dard & Poor's 500-stock in- ^^w«,sy s ' "* * ** Ocean County National 1.70 48 Adding to investors' anxiety dex dropped 1.29 to 98.26. _J c were expressions by Nixon BERNARD MMMILL CO. AlKlMMri 4 Anralmi Sine, mi - Otllc.ll 1M Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 19 Volume was a moderate trwdwoy, •««»". N. V. 11111 - IT Mn4-4S»-«76 - Ttrmi of Solo: »% Administration officials that m coin or "rt'"" *•*•''""• "I?'* kf»*« «<"". M>i<»«« wi">m « »»««. (x) Plus 4% Stock DW. 11.79 million shares, com- wage and price controls Fiirtnw Until will M mnoimcM 01 Iqli. (Tin MctlortMr will nol bi niDonilbl. pared with 13.64 million' for tilt ewrtcr (WICTVIM, gtntiMtmi., ovtMniicll/, tr ooloct In any lot ond mok'Peoples Nat'l Bank of Lakewood (.00 140 would have to be considered mg no wtrnnty In cormtctun thonwltli. No iol. will bo utt o.ldod. or olbwonc.. bboo Wednesday. mono M «««ont of any lncorrechv.li, orror In cataloguincatl g or on/ ImpirKctlon Trust Co. of Ocean County .25 plus 7% a possibility If the surtax isn't nil nttlcod.) (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock extended by Congress beyond Yesterday's closing stocks: (xxx) Declared or Paid the current June 30 expira- ACF Ind 50 Int Tel * Tel M tion date. Adams Ex I-T-E Imp • 3014 INDUSTRIAL JUr Prod i Johiu Man 34* "An atmosphere of crisis Air Reduo MM Jones & L. 26 Aerological Research 9 Joy Wg and confusion has been Aller Lud MVi Advertise in The Register 72 m Allag Pow Kllser Al Brockway created and it is hardly any Allied Ch Kennecott Buck Engineering 73 Allla Chal £2 Koppers 41V, wonder that the stock market Alcoa Krattco 4411 Electronic Associates 17 Am Alrlln' 34 Krogfrr 38 '/i is behaving the way.it has Am Cut 53 Leh Port C 18 Electronic Assistance 13 18% a* Leh Val Ind 1014 been this week," said Newton Am cyan 29% 1 Foodarama . 13% Am M Til 2Hi L08 Co r>2 D. Zinder, analyst for the Am Motors 10H Lib McN 11 % International Computer Sciences % 24 Am Sm«H XV, LJgga t My Come to the opening of the brokerage firm of E. F. Hut- Am Std 31% LKlon Ind Laird 12 5>/4 ton & Co. Am Tel&Tel S2T4 Lukeru Stl 8* Am Tob 34% Magnavvx Metallurgical International 22 13'^ Marath Oil 2814 The Dow Jones average of Amp Inc 49 «ft Monmouth Capital 12 2854 Anaoonda Marurr M 52(4 30 industrials tumbled 12.02 Armco Stt M&sonlte 21 Monmouth Electric 2V5 12% Armour Merck to 892.58, dropping through Armflt Ck «3H Monmouth Park IS 3 MOM 33192 4 the previous 1969 low of 899.80 Ashl Oil 45 Minn M*M 103% N. J. Natural Gas 16K. Ml Btchfld 122% Mo PJO A M80ii reached on Feb. 25. The aver- Avco Oorp 28 H Moblloll 62M Rowan Controller PA Babcoek W 20% age was at its lowest closing Marcor 59% Semination * 35 Bayuk Cl% lBy4 Mor-Nor 34 point since Aug. 23,1968. Bell * How 75% Nat Blsc ts% Spedcor 11% 4 Beridlx 14% N Cash Reg 125 "FIRE HOUSE" Both Steel "34• Nat Distill Spiral Metal 20 20% Boeing 43% Mat Gyps 28'/, U. S. Homes 30 Borden 30% N« 6teDl SOW Bouchet Heads BorgWarn 29 Nat 11 Pow 19% United Telecontrol Ufoctnnics 14!4 Brunswk 21'/. No Pac Nw»t Alrlln 50 FRIDAY, JUNE 13th 1014 Bucy Erie 24 33 Stop dreaming about that dre-am IciictienI New yoj Walter Reade-Sterling Hi Ironbound Club Bulom 11% Outb Mar WinslowTe! 514 Burl Ind 36% Owera 111 71 4'/. Case, JI Pan Am Wld 19'i can have one at a cost much lower than you might Cater Trao 5014 Penney. JC . Sift imagine. A phone call will get you a free estimate on Celanese ml66 H Pa Pw A Lt 2914 Odea * O.I 64 Perm Cen . 6071 a bright new kitchen or any other type horn* im- Chrysler 47 Pepsi Co 4«1t Cttlea Sv 601,4 Perkln Elm •H provement. Call rig'ht now with no obligation what- Coca Cola 7Ui Pflser 83U ENTERTAINMENT NITELY Colg Paljn 48?B Phil El Colum Gu 28 y, Phlll Pet 6(1% Coml Solv 20 Pub Svr E4G 30>i Successful Pullman 47% Con Bdls 3i\i HAPPY HOUR SUN. 4-5 Con Can t»% IlOA 4274 OPC Intl 36% Heading Co 21% Corning Gl SSI li HcWon 85% Cm Zell Reyn Met 3S% CurtJus Wr Heyn Tob 26\ Investing Deere 20U Rob Oorrtrols 37 Dentaily 8t Jos Lead 30'i 65 MILLER ST. HIGHLANDS Dow chem st Regis Pap 42^ Dress Ind Bears Roeh 70 Spear By ROGER E. SPEAR ' Duq Ijt Shell Oil 63% Bast Knrt 27% Bmltn, AO End John Sou Pac 4414 OPEN 4 P.M. to 2 A.M. Q-WouM you advise me how tlntberland is supplemented PlrtflUmo Sperry nd • 331V PMC Op 58S Std Brand 4814 NEW BATHROOM I may establish a brokerage by rights to an additional IS Ford Mot 28 Gltl Oil Cal 45 account for a junior nephew? million acres. While Interna- GAC Cp SM Oil NJ 63 li <3w» Clg Texaco 79 He saves $5 a week from his tional Paper is the world's Gen Dynam 3240% Tex G Sul 8014 Gen Elcc 6S>% Textron 27(J FIRST PAYMENT - OCTOBER Closed Mondays earnings as a newsboy. I have largest papermaker, it is also Gen Fd.i 81% Transamer 30 pointed out to him that an Gen Motors 7814 Un OdTblde 3214 an important factor in build- Gen Pub Ue 26% tin P»c «2!t early purchase of IBM would ing materials. Development Unl royal 4514 G Tel&Tel VTM Alro 2714 NO MONEY DOWN now be of significant value of some of the company's Gen Tire United Corp 13l65>ii due to Us growth over the Ga. Pao Cp BJ!t VS Plywood 32 land for real estate is an- •Gillette US S-nHt years. Would you recommend other recent innovation and Glen Aid US Steel 44'i UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY Goodrich Wei worth 4414 a company with similar pros- will be handled by recently Goodyear Well Ukt» pects for him?—I.D. acquired American Central Edward Bouchet Grace Co Wn Vn Tel 37!4 Gt AftP West El 53T4 MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. A—Opening an account for Corp. Shares, now trading at Greyhound Whlti Mot 59 NEWARK - Edward Bou- Gun oil . ._ WHoo Ch«m 40 Corner, Middlctown your nephew is a very simple 17x estimated 1969 earnings Hamm Pap 30«; Woolwth 33 BUY-HOLD-SELL? chet of 23 Millbrook Drive, Here me 41H Xerox 3J(5 procedure, somewhat the of $2.55, have good long-range New Monmouth, assistant III Cent Ind 56 KB 776-6600 • • 741-5060 OUR TECHNICAL ANALYST, DR. JEROLD same as opening a depart- possibilities. Int Rand 44 treasurer of the Carteret Sav- I BK 908 ment store charge account. Int Harv HART, HAS COMMENTS ON THESE ISSUES ings and Loan Association, Int Nldc 31 In your area there are sev- has been elected president of Int Paper eral branch offices of New Egg Market the Ironbound Lions Club. • D ADMIRAL CORP. York Stock Exchange mem- Mr. Bouchet and other new- American ber firms, any one of which NEW YORK (AP)' - • AMPEX CORP. ly elected officers will be in- Odn Marc would be satisfactory for your «% Kin Ark 7% "Now It Catches Wholesale egg offerings fully stalled at a dinner-dance Creole Pet 34H Molybdenum 29H purpose. The account would adequate to ample. Demand Xqulty Cp Pren Hall 4.1 • A. O. INDUSTRIES Thursday in Thomm's Res- Gen Plywd Technlcol 21% be in your name as custodian slow to fair yesterday. GuU Can aw Utah Id S 151/4 taurant. Imp Oil w% The Gleam of the Q ASHLAND OIL & REFINING CO. for your nephew under the Wholesale selling prices Uniform Gift to Minors Act. based on exchange and other • BRUNSWICK CORP. Your second question is not volume sales. Mornings First Beam; nearly as easy to answer. In New spot quotations fol- D COMMONWEALTH UNITED CORP. the last decade shares of In- low: In Full Glory ternational Business Machine • CONSOLIDATED OIL & GAS INC. appreciated over 400 per cent Standards 29-32. while the Dow-Jones Indus- Whites: fancy large 47 lbs. Reflected, it shines • FEDERATED DEPT. STORES trial Average grew about 60 min. 3414-36; fancy medium, 41 lbs. average, 27-29; fancy • FRUEHAUF CORP. per cent. on the Stream. Finding a company or an smalls, 36 lbs. average, 16-18. • H & B AMERICAN CORP. emerging industry with IBM Browns: Fancy large, 41 AND t * * potential is a quest that keeps lbs. min., 32H-3J; fancy me- 'Tis the Star-Spangled D LIVINGSTON OIL CO. several thousand financial dium, 41 lbs. average, un- analysts employed. Some of quoted. Banner; Oh, long may • RESERVE OIL & GAS the areas that look promising :** for the '70s include: nonwov- • SYNTEX CORP. en fibers, oceanography, 3-D At wave: photography, lasers, the COMPARE • VORNADO INC. health industry (security and Modern Apartments protection devices, container- 10'er the land of ized shipping, psychopharma- Aimms i For yMr litroducrory copy, clip and mall. cology and automation. the Free, and the International Paper not YOU CM AFFORD WHITE only has a position in the health industry but has en- Home of the Brave? Addrtu v tered the nonwoven fiber ALUMINUM COMBINATION City , _ Ifott »P field. A more aggressive, MONMOUTH —Francis Scott Key. younger management effect- Buiimit Phono Homi fhont ed a turnaround in earnings last year, reflecting greater VILLAGE F. S. Donahue, Santo & Co. efficiency and a large-scale APARTMENTS InvMhnMr lnnk«rt and Irotan in sales. Company ownership 174 Rlvtnldi Avc, Dad Band. N. J. 07701 modernization program . A WINDOWS 30 per cent gain in first-quar- T.ltphoiit 842-5404 ter net was generated by a a 12 per cent increase in ROUTE 33 This is the 193rd year, in which sales. Company ownership of FREEHOLD, N.J. that Flag has flown; as long as about eight million acres of we cherish the ideals of free 1&2 BEDROOM men, it will continue to fly. APARTMENTS IMMEOIATE OCCUPANCY 14" • Large Rooms INSTALLED! •Science Kitchen • Built-in Wall Oven CLEAN-UP WEEK •Ample Parking Facilities 15 Year Palnr Guarantee • Children's Equipped Playground • Triple Track • Swim Pool Facilities IN MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP • Fully Weather Stripped DIRECTIONS: Garden State WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: Parkway to Exit 123, con- • Cleans from Imlde tinue on Route 9 to Circle, • Min. 6 Windows proceed around Circle to JUNE 16-JUNE 21 Route 33 East, continue free measuring service with order NORTH SIDE OF HIGHWAY 36 on Route 33 East approx. tUt DELIVERY 1 mile to Monmouth Gar- Dally and Saturday 8 A.M..5:3O P.M. 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We Hail These letters, written by fourth grode Mi&s^L students at the Broad St. School, Manasquan, yvere Inspired fay"a recent talk given there by Gol. R. R, £*rl Tourtillott (USA-ret.) under the sponsorship of the Steinbach. Co. The subject—"Americanism— our flag and history." We share them with I;..; you to express our pride in the patriotic , words of these young Americans.

Remember Flag Day — June 14th! Uniformed Girl Scouts wifl distribute lapel flags between' 11 A.M' and 2 P.M. Saturday — all 3 Steinbach stores. Marlboro's Concern for Humans By PHYLLIS SPIEGEL pleasure to the days of many crowded quarters, is becom- the hospital grounds where mon hopes to see some of local governments in te MARLBQRO — The op- patients. ing a reality for patients. New about 20 of the staff physi- the Soviet Mental Health fa: of incorporating programs for timistic, goals of. positive re- under the Open Door wardrobe closets and dress- cians also have homes or cilities., mental health at a local level, habilitation and respect for Policy, most patients may ers provide space for clothing apartments. Their daughter Although the revolution in with clinics and other ser- human dignity which perme- come and go about "the and personal belongings and son are both in college. mental health care is well un- vices activated by the com- ate the very walls of Marl- grounds to shops, meals and which in the past, had to be When there's time, he en- der way, Dr. Simon believes munity: Federal funds are boro State Hospital are the activities. Wheelchairs are stored under the beds! And, joys golf, the theater and trav- we have not yet reached Uto- available In this area, he not- personal credo of its medical provided for those who are at Dr. Simon's suggestion, eling. The Simons will visit pia. He would like to see ed, but the community has director and chief executive not ambulatory, doors have been installed on Russia next fall and Dr. Si- greater participation by the not yet met the challenge. officer, Dr. Michael Simon. _ "We operate with a feeling the toilet stalls in the lav- Leaving behind a success- of trust,'' Dr. Simon ex- .lories, ful practice in private psychi- plained, adding that only "Everyone is entitled to atry, Dr. Simon joined the those who show the need are live and die in dignity and in hospital staff six years ago restricted in their movements. privacy," Dr. Simon said. "to satisfy a need for involve- ' Freshly painted patients' Comfort, Safety ment in the broader and more rooms and lounges are cheer- In the areas of comfort challenging field of public fully adorned with flowers and safety, he is concerned psychiatry." and bright curtains, and hos- with improving fireproofing pital beds and footlockers are This week, Dr. Simon was and installing air condition- also named acting director of slowly being replaced with home-like furniture; ing for some of the elderly —17 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969 the state Division of Mental patients. . Health. It is a temporary as- Privacy, once impossible irt Dr. and Mrs. Simon live on Bill! liiiSltll Iff JKISIIllIEIIil'Sillll^ signment and is expected to last until the end of the year. Then, he will resume his reg- ular duties at Marlboro. Meanwhile, Dr. Harold J. Freehold Co-op Organizes Center Kobb, Colts Neck, will hold the title of acting medical di- rector at Marlboro. He is the By GLADYS RIPS hospital's chief of medicine. FREEHOLD — On the huge As a youth, in his native windows outside the building New York City, Dr. Simon • bright blue letters more than a yard high spelled out "The had declined a career in his Astro." Chalked lines hint at father's wholesale tobacco decorations that the young- business because "I was al- sters plan to paint next. ways concerned with human AT WORK — Or. Michael Simon, medical director at "This is their thing, their beings and their problems. place," said Albert White, Marlboro State Hospital, goes through his daily My satisfaction is in seeing president of the Central Jer- routine at his desk. This week, Dr. Simon also took on people grow and improve sey Community Co-op, as he Here I am in my right mi- • new assignment — acting director of the state Di- led the way into the commu- lieu." vision of Mental Health. (Register Staff Photo) nity center being organized Poor "Put Away' by the co-op. In the past, according to From supermarket to model Dr. Simon, this kind of ser- speed car raceway to Hulla^ vice was limited to the very baloo discotheque, the build- rich. The poor were "put ing at 25 Broad St. is being Cahill Pledges away," and the great middle converted by teen-agers into class always got the short end a teen-age recreation center. of the stick. Today, he be- The old discotheque lighting lieves, we are moving toward and wall decorations are still help for all economic and so- there. "We were going to cial levels. paint," Mr. White said, "but Crime Will Be Marlboro State Hospital is the kids like it." a group of large buildings In more than 7,200 square and smaller cottages situated feet of space, the community on beautifully landscaped center at the Astro plans to grounds on Et, 520 between hold classes in music, arts A Major Issue fits. 34 and 79. The passer- and crafts, ballet, sewing, En- by might take it for a col- glish and typing. PAINTERS — Thomas C. Hillis, left, and Edward HELPERS — Richard Grinkevich, left, Marlboro, *fso TRENTON (AP) — Repub- elected, the odds are many of lege campus. Geared to treat The center will serve young Maples, on ladder, help paint youth center in Free- assists in painting task at youth center while Dean them will be reappointed," he people and adults. There will > llcan gubernatorial candi- the major mental illnesses, hold while Dean Lewis looks on. The community cen- Lewis holds can. Building at 25 Broad St. is being con- date William T. Cahill has said. "If I am elected you it serves tour counties — •be drop-in centers for adults will have 21 new young, ag- and young people, a teen ter is being organized by the Central Jersey Com- verted into a teen-age recraatii'on unii, made it clear that organized Monmouth, Ocean, Middlesex 1 crime in New Jersey will be gressive, forceful, fighting an Union. Patients pay ac- club, expanded tutorial ser- munity Co-op. .1 Register Staff Pho»o«| a key issue in his campaign district attorneys to do the cording to. ability, with the vices, career guidance ser- 1 vices, a college prep club, against former Gov. Robert job on crime in New Jersey." state and county assisting room that will be used as a membership applications. The dolph, secretary, and Sidney, In addition to volunteers B. Meyner. ; Ilnrd-Hitting Speech when necessary. sex education, modern danc- ing, and pre-school reading combination library, TV, and blurb calling for members Blackball, treasurer. and money, the co-op is ask- He also sounded the major Cahill's speech to the en- Although the current sitting room. promises eligibility for "ad- The trustees are Hilliard ing that recreational facilities thusiastic Republican dele- changeover from custodial sessions — all under the same theme of his campaign: roof. "They're all doing their mission discount, special White, John Jackson and Mrs. in the community be made •• „ "How can a man who could gates was one of the most care to a more active moving thing," Mr. White said. "They events, and groovy member- Belle Davis. available to the center. These approach has been gradually In addition, the co-op plans nof "anticipate' 'tK6" problems hard -hitting lie has made can do what they want so ship cards." In his letter to the council, would include gyms, .swim- effected for several years, Dr. to organize a library with of, the 60s and prepare our since he entered the race for long as it's constructive." Besides Mr. White, other Mr. White also called on ming pools and "any other Simon is personally responsi- regular hours, a basketball citizens, and the state to cope the GOP gubernatorial nomi- team for boys and another This week, the young peo- executive members of the co- everyone in the community recreational facilities ' that nation earlier this year. ble for many of the improve- ple, who range in age from op are Charles Davis, vice interested in helping to come might benefit the commu- with them aspire to lead us ments in philosophy, treat- for men, a mother's club, Meyner, meanwhile, said and skating parties and other 12 to 20, began distributing president; Mrs. Norma Ran- to tonight's meeting. nity." into the complex 70s?" he ment and physical set - up that if elected he would use outings. asked of Meyner, who was at Marlboro. governor from 1953 to 1961, all of the state's resources All activities will be chap- to attack organized crime. "The numbers alone used eroned at all times, Mr. Cahill, a congressman and He added, however: "No sin- to be overwhelming," he said, White said.' 37 Enter Art Show at Hall of Records former FBI special agent, gle individual can wipe out "making the situation seem On Monday, Mr. White sent ; called attention to the FBI's crime unless the public is hopeless." a letter to the mayor and FREEHOLD - The Hall of will end at 7:30 o'clock to- "Snowscene;" second place, For oil paintings by the . disclosure this week of 13 vol- willing to cooperate." Stay Shortened council inviting all members Records never looked as good night. Most of the work on Catherine Schur for "Wooded amateur group, "Seascape" umes of "bugged" conversa- Cahill blamed Meyner's But with the average stay of the governing_ body to a as it did yesterday when 37 display is for sale at prices Scene; third place, Wini by Karen Hersch came in tions involving reputed Mafia of patients dramatically short- ranging from $10 to $300. , Smart for "Winter Fishery," earlier administration for fis- meeting at the center at 8 artists showed samples of first; "Single Man in Church" leaders in a hard-hitting ened due to modern out-pa- o'clock tonight. Central Jersey Bank and and honorable mention, Rob- by Vivien Robinson, second, cal and other problems fac- their work at an outdoor ex- speech to the Republican ing the state. "We're still try- tient and after-care services, Mr. White said council has Trust Co. will present the ert Gillespie for "Figure." All and "Carriage Shed" by Ruth hibit in front of the building. State Convention. Ing to make up for the ne- the old overcrowded condi- agreed to contribute finan- awards tonight. These will be four were oil paintings. Clausen, third. ! "Those bugging tapes glect of the Meyner era," he tions are no more. The av- cially to the center. It was the Freehold Art So- cash for professionals, silver For watercolor paintings by "Bouquet" by Lillian Gib- revealed some of the most in- declared. erage in-patient population In addition to money, he ciety's 10th annual exhibit. bowls for amateurs and rib- amateur artists, Bruce Bibby son, "Cement Tiles" by El- Water colors, oils, and pen teresting and, scary conversa- Cahill emphasized the par- ranges about 1,050 with anoth- said, the group is asking bons for students. won first place for an ink freide Hirsch, and "The Old er 1,200 or more seen each council to name one of its and ink drawings were hang- tions the people of New Jer- ty will be unified in Novem- E. Darrell Smith, Holmdel, wash called "Girl," Edwina Man" by Jean Craig re- month in clinics or at home. members for the co-op's ing on fences that circled two ceived honorable mention. sey have ever heard," Cahill ber despite the five-man race and Virginia Dietrich, the Brown, second, for "End of "Now that we are begin- board of trustees. patches of grass. Against one Barbara Coupe, president asserted. He said only a Re- tor the gubernatorial nod in judges, have selected a water the Season," and Lillian Gib- publican governor can effec- ning to approach a reasonable The co-op is "soliciting for section of the building were, color, "RFD"' by Ray Maher, of the society, said the group which his chief opponent was money, leadership and white son, third for "Uncle Doc's tively deal with the problem staff-patient ratio, we can exhibits of metal sculpture Freehold, best hi show. is particularly interested in U.S. Rep. Charles W. Sand- people," Mr. White said. The and of student art. Farm." "Fishing Boats" by of organized crime. man Jr. of Cape May. view the quality of care more Other winners among the encouraging young artists. carefully," Dr. Simon said. group wants to be integrated, The exhibit by 13 profes- Dorothy Stutzman and "New "We begin today as a unit- She said one of its new- He said the prosecutors of The overall round-the-clock not all black, he explained. sionals and 24 amateurs be- professionals were first Hampshire" by Helen Amm ed party with the capacity to est projects is to set up a all 21 counties are the first ratio, which includes main- "Otherwise, it would be just gan yesterday morning and place, Janet Schippert for won honorable mention. do a real job for our party scholarship fund. line of law enforcement tenance and office workers, is like the first aid squad and and the state," he said. against crime and corrup- about one to one, with nurs- fire department," he said. tion, and noted that all of Several delegates who were ing personnel at about one to Black and white teen-agers are working to fix up what them currently are Demo- on the Sandman team in the nine. primary said they were im- will be the headquarters of Would Bar Public At Appeal Hearing crats, many of whom were Doctors have time now for pressed by Cahill's agressive the Astro Teen Club of Free- first appointed by Meyner. more personal concern, Dr. FREEHOLD — Represent before Superior Court Judge charge involved is that the of and to the delight of those address to the convention. hold. Three boys are painting "If the former governor is Simon noted, and there is a ing the borough of Sea Bright, Elvin R. Simmill on June 30. appellant had sexual relations interested and curious." the name of the club on the In his papers which were commitment on the part of all windows facing the parking Richard B. Ansell of Asbury with a woman not his wife. Sea Bright had conducted a filed yesterday, Mr. Ansell the staff toward a new kind lot. Another group of boys is Park will try in Superior Mr. Ansell noted that there three-part hearing in which said that since testimony will of approach. cleaning and making altera- Court June 20 to have the already has been an extended Mrs. Hilde Stout, wife of be of a lurid nature in the in- hearing in this matter, when Meyner Says He'd In addition, improved care tions on the big dance floor public excluded from an ap- Councilman Joseph W. Stout, Is being provided to chronic terests of justice and public it was heard on the municipal testified she and Chief Cran- inside. One boy is painting peal hearing for demoted Po- medical cases and new pro- the name of the club with morality, and for the protec- level, which was open to the mer had had sexual relations grams have been instituted appropriate symbols on a lice Chief Gerald D. Cran- tion of the parties and wit- public. He added that at the in a Neptune motel. The bor- Publicize Income for working with the blind. wall panel. A group of girls mer. nesses, the public ought to hearing the facts of this af- ough demoted the chief to pa- The hearing is scheduled be excluded from the hearing. fair were examined at length TRENTON (AP) - Former contributions be disclosed , Volunteers add warmth and is decorating a 10 by 50-foot trolman. Mr. Cranmer filed The attorney added that the and in detail "in the presence an appeal. Gov. Robert B. Meyner says from source to final expendi- ' he's willing to disclose the ture. sources of his income if he Not Practical can work out an acceptable Meyner said he doesn't 12 Are Indicted by Grand Jury think Cahill's proposal that FREEHOLD — A 23-year way of doing it with the Re- campaign workers' and top in Eatontown and to conspir- Brown Road, Howell Town- publicans. state officials make full fi- old Red Bank woman was in- acy to conceal the car in a ship was charged with main- dicted by the Monmouth "I subscribe to the idea of nancial disclosure is practi- garage between Oct. 25 and taining a gambling resort County Grand Jury yesterday Nov. 26. The car was full disclosure," the Demo- cal. Sept. 26, in Howell Township. on charges of stealing a so- the property of Rittenhouse Carmine Viscel, 47, of 17 cratic gubernatorial nominee "What about all the regu- latory boards?" he asked. cial security check for $90, Motors Inc., Main St., Asbury Grant St., Long Branch, was told newsmen after his par- "I think you're going to re- of forging a name to it and Park. charged with bookmaking be- ty's state convention here. strict yourself in looking for to issuing the check for pay- Barrett also is charged tween Sept. 18 and Sept. 27 "But you still have to work people to fill jobs. And just ment. with contributing to the de- in Howell Township. out the method by which you issuing a financial statement . Miss Ruth E. McCarthy of linquency of a 17-year-old William Scullion, 20, Way- do it." doesn't necessarily indicate 30 Drummond Place, Red boy by giving him $100 to side Drive, Cliffwood Beach, honesty." Bank, is charged with steal- steal the car. was charged with assaulting Meyner's Republican op- ing the check Sept. 6 in Red ponent, Rep. William T. Ca- The comments came after Elijah Blanton, 46 and Union Beach Patrolman Bank, of forging the name of hill, announced earlier this a three-hour convention in Samuel F. Blanton, "18, Rudolph T. Cherney Oct. 19 week that he would disclose the sweltering ballroom of Lillian C. Bennett of Wallace both of 35 Seaview Manor, and with resisting arrest. St., Red Bank, to it and to all his financial holdings In the Hildebrecht Hotel. Long Branch, were charged Albert Shave, 25, 1309 the near future. He said he issuing the check to the Mon- with assaulting Long Branch Seventh Ave., Neptune was was motivated by what he Both Meyner and Salvatore mouth County National Bank Patrolman William Hayes, charged with assault with in- Bontempo, the new state called an increasing distrust office in Red Bank. Oct. 10 in Long Branch. tent to rape a 17-year-old in public officials, chairman, spent most of the This indictment and these session alluding in speeches Glenn L. Cahill, 19, West Long Branch girl May Meyner did not say specif- to new blood in the party in 11 were handed up to Supe- of South Amboy and Laszlo 7 in West Long Branch, with ically if he were contemplat- attempt to discourage criti- rior'Court Judge Elvin. R. Rajnai, 22, of Perth Amboy, rape and contributing to the ing disclosure and he ended cism that the young had been MAKING IT PERMANENT — John D. Bolduc, Mt, who has resigned as execu- Simmill, the assignment were charged with having delinquency of the girl in judge, who ordered them Eatontown. questioning on the matter by excluded from the new lead- tive vice president of the Red Bank Community Chamber of Commerce to ac- marijuana in their possession saying: "That's all I have to ership. filed. April 11 in Hazlet. William D. Sullivan, 22,119 cept a position «s executive vice president of the Pennsylvania Restaurant As- say on the subject." Meyner said that Bontempo William Johnson, 29, of 24 James Dickson,' 18, no ad- Maple Ave., Red Bank, was The former governor said is "a modern man" and sociation, accepts a silver certificate of life membership in Red Bank Local 39, Richardson Ave., and William dress available, wag charged charged with possessing a that he agrees in theory with added that when he served as Patrolman's Benevolent Association, from Sgt. William Story. He was tendered J. Barrett, 33, of 13 Church with threatening to take the stolen 1968 Plymouth valued financial disclosure, and with state conservation commis- a far«weH party last night in Sal's Tavern by the local. With the two are Patrol- St., both Eatontown, were life of Monmouth County Cor- at $3,000, the property of charged with having a stolen Howard Reed of Francis St., a recommendation by a Dem- sioner in the late 1950s "he man William Heyer, president, and Police Chief Leroy McKnight. rection Officer Ira Murray ocratic Party Reform Com- was recognizing young people 1968 Cadillac valued at $5,700 April 8 in the county jail.. Shrewsbury, April 19, in mission that all campaign constantly." I Register Staff Photo) in their possession Nov. 25 Thomas Greenhalgh, 23,126 Ocean Township. ,

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•ft ::••••• ••!> • -THE DAK.Y REGISTER BED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. }.: FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969 : . /if AHNOUNCIMIHTS, ', AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE tow AWP tovm I •LDtt — la Tlclnttr or C*4ur Dfftjl genool, CH1U Heck, oruft u4 *tm McCHEVROLETS ftrlped female cat. Ha« tztra tM; each front foot Wearing red I Plein all M&utn. .We're-Writing.. . . LO8T — Female wlrehalred fox f*r- • Are For DOLLAR SAVERS rler. 8ll months old. Rewird. 7JJ- Wit. After 6 p.m. JtT-MOT. ^ FOUND — CMhuahua. Viclnltjr O«lf NEW 1969 YEAR-END DEALS lam) si.. Red Bank. Call 747-2M4. Alter A McChevrolet Is... 5 p.m. *' FOUND—Man'» prescription gltise*. In the -vicinity of W. Front Bt., RB •k The lowest priced RIGHT NOW! Bank. Owner may faava lame try Chevrolet—only at Identifying. Inquire Tie Dally Kelt*- OLDSMOBILE ter, 105 Cheitnut 81-. Red Sank. - "your low overhead ISO REWABD — Lou ll«tt Un Untie dealer" type male Aof, medium beli^it An- F-85 SPORTS COUPE swers to "Poncho". Da;*, 069-0390. •k The car you will get Eve»., Me-9530. FOUND — Roobott. waibel idita the highest trade-in during the nlnter. Owner may han allowance on. name b/ Idcntlfylnz and paylnc tor this id. Write Box Irllt, The Dally Regliter, Red Bank. •k The car you will LOBT — Diamond enragement ring. get the finest Vicinity of Two Ouyi. Mlddletow*. Reward. 741-3M6. service an. PUBLIC NOTICE COME IN TODAY! Why wait! You oan get s year-end deal NOW — You'll be glad you MUSICIANS — Your »x«ui> ieiervet whila our selection of colors and models are great- did — with the DELIVERED a break. You've got to hava tap*. est. dollars you'll save Record your inunda. 741-0315,' PLUS A FULL SELECTION OF 100% GUARANTEED USED CARS • TOP TRADES • SUPERIOR SERVICE 1ST SIGNAL COMPANY — Firit Xfl- "Our 30th Year oj Progress" fantry Division dinner for formsr memberH anil wive*. 6:30 p.m., July 11. 1JW9. Reservations call 222-8532 * So Are Our "O.K." Used Cars after 5 p.m." lion. DoWNES PoNTIAC TKAVEL - TRANSPORTATION •48 CAMARO $2695 '65 BUICK $1595 62 Lower Main St. MATAWAN SHORE COMMUTERS TO EAST OK- Skylark, 2-door Sport coupe, belje. ANOB Monday to Friday, call 9 to Convertible. Sharp! Shorp! Sharpl GEM 5 p.m. 676-7U9. :, automatic transmission, power Open Daily "Til ? P.M. steerlno. "Lovable." '68 CHEVROLET $1695 DOO-ZZT™ W.d. & Sat. 'Til 6 P.M. Fleetslde Pick-up. Work dorse. '64 FORD $1295 (More Classified Ads One price. Country Squire, station wagon, OLDSMOBILE (BVwMn Hwy. 35 & 36 at »h» Parkway Ovt'rpait) On The Next Page* '67 COUGAR $2295 automatic transmission, power. V-6. Four speed. Shorp. steering, s-cvllnder. "A blue 110 MAIN STREET 546-3*00 MATAWAN beouty." . AUTOS FOR SALE '67 FORD $2195 •I •64 IMPALA $ 995 XL convertible, bucket seals, Automatic transmission, power etc., etc., etc. Loaded. steering. Four-door sedan. Blue. •67 VOLKSW'EN $1395 Two-door Sunroof, Blue. '63 BUICK $ 795 Special, v-6, outomotlc transmission/ '66 IMPALA $1795 power steering. Two-tone Brown. Super Sporl. Convertible. Blue. "Breezy cor," • '63 IMPALA $ 895 •'Black beauty." fi-cyllnder, auto- •66 CHEVROLET $1795 matic transmission, 2-door hardtop. Station wagon, 8-cvHnder, Power- glide* power staring. Blue. ''Ex* '63 RIVIERA $1395 cellent family car." Two-door hardtop, lull/ equipped, Mist Green. "For tfw luxury lover," MOTORS '65 GTO $1595 Pontlac convertible, automatic Irans- '62 f ORD $ 595 ml»lon( bucket seats. Loaded! Convertible, automatic transmis- LoadedI Loaded I sion; power steering, Dark Blue.

1962 CORVETTE 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Convertible, 4-speed tronsmls- Proudly Announces Its Convertible. Forest Green. 4- ilon. Red. ,300 h.p. engine. speed transmission. "Garage Specially kept priced. $1795 beouty." $1495

MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM "Your Low Overhead Dealer" McCARthy •COMMENCEMEN - - ' •, ' T

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HIGH PRICES BUICK-OPEL IF THE PRICE Sales & Service Facilities DOESN'T MAKE YOU LOOK TWICE, Take a SECOND Look For one month from June 12th until July 12th 1969 Straub Motors doors AT THE CAR! will tie wide open for you and your friends to stop in and look us over and during this one month we are offering tremendous buys on new 1969 MERCURY =3 Colony Park Wagon WALL VALUE BUICKS-^OPELS Air Conditioned Automatic trammlsilan, whllewall All models, colors and types of equipment tiro, power ircerlng, power brains, radio, tinted gloss. Remoto eon- trol mirror, front and rear floor OVER 100 IN STOCK mod. Stock #308. Lilt $5,020.80. 4 DOUBLE CHECKED USED over 85 of the finest

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uThe Dealership Where The Customer Is Important" CHOOSE FROM 100 1969 CARS AT SIMILAR SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS. Highway 35 at the intersection of Hwy. 36 & Garden St. Pkwy. interchange 117 OPEN EVENINGS TO 9 P.M.—SATURDAYS TO 6 P.M. KEYPORT 2644000 SHREWSBURY AVE. &„ SYCAMORE AVL 747-5400 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN. If. J.i FRIDAY, TUNt 13, 1969-

AUTOMOTIVI AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE KM WMtntD t» JfeasMsrth ColUfe AUTOS FOB SALE HO FORD yAJjCON — FuUin con- IMS DAKT OT CONVERTIBLE — TOWN * COOHTBY n PONTIAC — 1M3 Grind PrUf. Power 1MT FOUR WKCSL DRIVI TOIOTi vertible, V> uitomaUc «M. Ceil it- Six' cylinder. Power sUerlng, auto- •0 Ualn St.. Vatiitu steering, power brakes. Good 'condi- LAND CRUMBS — aeven-oajMoger, blue. bHuitliiil condition, 2.CM BUM. fnm WMMewa • R*w lltaiiuwtt IMS MBRCURY Mentelalr — full Ur €, 771-SIS3. matic, bucket Hati, Excellent condl< MOtlM - IIMO. Itr-nu alter »• - * • art*, •tuttat JBM at. ATTIM Mtore power, and lMt Vuttant, power «teer- tion. Asking M26. call after T p.m. Wine speeds. Equipped with lock-o«i uig, automatic, aix, Both care excep- Hon. 113U. MJ4852. after 5 p.m. 1M0 FORD and weekend. 542-5593. hubs, removable hardtop, one tonDODGE — 1983 four-dOOr Waan. ' I, IHW «n»r u. Pieuej uil TU-tm MIW IMS OLDSMOBrjJ; F-e5 - $2265 LIKE NEW tionally clean. Original owner. Guar- delivers! dam OMsmoblle, 110 M«ln lOTSON CHEVROLET CO. winch, trailer hitcn, towing hooks ar White Good condition. Ideal second . ifUr «. antee. IM-Om alter I p.m. 81., ICttawu, 9M-M00. CALL MS-42S5 IMS VOLKSWAGEN — Blue, clean, new tires. Excellent used only as car. 2U-3380. Hwy. 36 Eatontown low mileage. 91050. "Fun-buggy". Snow clow can be IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE—To get M21000. 1988 FIAT MODEL 124 BTATIVH 767-8084 •tailed easily. Can -lie seen at SE> im> VOX.KBWAOBN CAMPER — a better dfte.1 at RSIHII Oldtmoblle- WAOON — 2.500 miles. Ttk* over SIM5. C. Doutlas Alan, 100 O«an»ort , AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE Cadillac 100 Newman Bprlcn Rd., 1983 BUICK — LeBatre convertible, payment*. 542-6783 ,atter % p.m. ISM CAMAXO — Power steering. BRIGHT CHEVRON STATION. Ave., Uttls Silver. 842-5383. . Bed BadL 7U-0810. Good condition. Asking 4500. Pboni automatic, am/fm radio. Excellent 787-076*. BIO SAVDJOS — On 3M8 Checker condition. Call after 6, 364-4650. 1967 PONTIAC ORAND PRIX — 1966 MUSTANG - Very (OOd conol- leftovers. RARITAN CARAQX, a 000 original miles. Power ateerlni tlon. Turquoise. M.00O miles. New H*r. is Eltonto.nl, N. J, TWIN EORO RAMBLER Main St.. Keyportl MMBM. 1S62 CORVETTE — Excellent condi- power brakes, air conditioning. Ooli tires. Automatic slick. tl.tOO, W-USt. M2-1111 Jeep Bales and Service tion. 41700. Calf 741-3582. Prltei lUrt at 12630 plus Irllttt STATION CAB — Pord Wagon 1958. 462-52M "1965 AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 — Jump AUSTIN AimtlOA — Two-door, four- 717-0010 Not much to look at, but dependable. 1967 SAAB CAR — Fully serviced seati, new clutch. SUB5 or make or. speed, 11.872 P.O.I. slightly Hither Reasonable offer accepted. Call 717> 1955 T-BIRD CLASSIC _ Automatic. fully equipped, clean- Like D*W. S12M with automatic Also Sprites, Mldjets, MoomouUi Corysier-Plnnoutb 4032 alter 3 p.m. U.195 or best offer. Call (er. Call 6U4TM. MOB roadsters — OT. JUtG MOTORS, Ewy. 3« EaUratown, N. J 717.5212 Call 787-3295. I860 OLDSMOBILt CONVIBTIBLB— Artttry Ptrk. 77S-34S3. MJ-MOO 1S56 MUSTANG NVSRTILB All power, Good condition. 264-4125 Excellent condition, stick ablft. Call 19W JAGUAR COUPE 2 + 2.SJB0O. 19S4 RENAULT RS — Automa Xnll liolorl Inc. IBM BUICK — LeSabre, convertible, 747-0516. BAILLY BROS., 19 E. Newman transmission, radio. Excellent condl after B. Broadway Long Branch. N. 7. WASHINGTON'S AUTO SIRVTCB Springs ltd., Bed Bank. 747-O59S. tion. Call 787-7042 after 6:30 p.m. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent 322-3600 370 Broad St., Keyport 2U-U23. 1630 MODEL A FORD — Two-door »e- condition, low mlleaje. Call dan. Call 1966 TB 4A—Bed convertible. 45,000 1967 COUGAR HZ-9205 842-2665 miles. Excellent condition. $1595. Factory air. Deep Metallic Blue AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE CHEVROLET 1967 —Bel Air lour- Radio, spoke knock-off hubs. After 6, white vinyl top, wtiite Interior. Exce. 1»» RNOLIBH FORD — flood run- door sedan. Automatic transmission, 671-0511. tlonally clean. nlns condition. Period «cond ekr. radio, heater. A-l condition. Low mile- 198» BUICK RIVIERA _ All power. J200 firm. 872.180T age. One owner. J1500. 747-073B. Air-conditioned.- Original owner. RASSAS PONTIAC 1862 MORGAN Chrome wheels. $2200. 787-2156. 395 Broad SI 741-5180 Bed Bai Call 1M4 BUICK BLICTRA — Four-door 747-MS7 alter S p.m. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY hardtop. Fully «o.ulpp«AO CO.VVBRI1BLE — ; mlMlon, radio, C1OOC 6 pirn. 323-4410. heater, luggage rack. Power hrakei 1B65 Corvalr and 1685 Mercury. Best • 1600 * 1964 FONTIAC — Orand Prix. Excel- offer, call 4B3-818I. Whit*. U9J. *IT7a PONTIAC — 1963 Catallna. - Ha« every steering, shlft-o-matlc. Original owi lent condition. All power. 3S» automa- er. Quiet engine. 842-2043. tic. $975. 405-0201. thing. Socd co&dltlon. Original owner. 1865 DODGE — Station wajon. Six- ' T ' $1595 • 2000 • Mint be seen. 666-8(25. 1067 CAMARO — Rally sport. Vln: cylinder atlck. 36,000 miles. Perfect 1D68 OPEL KADETT — White, red top. Console. 3 speed. Must sell. $1601 condition In ani out. Must sell. |750. Ulterior. Radio, -whitewalls. Call 787- 1985 CADILLAC COUPE DeVILLE— BI2-1279. 1964 TRIUMPH 6377 Full power, air conditioning $2350. 566.1383. • 2002 * Days 949-212S. evenings 583-9719. MUST SACRIFICE — 18S2 Sprite . M67 FIAT — Sedan, Model 124, Low CADILLAC 1967 — Factory air, full 19(7 MG Roodilor "TK-4," *

SEDANS 1965 BUICK Buhler & Bitter *1395 J Skylark four-dear uejsn, V-t, fully aquippad, CHRYSLER ^PLYMOUTH lew miltigi, very eltan, SALES: 264-0198 - Established 1925 SERVICE: 264*9090 NEW LOCATION: 3290 HWY. 35, HAZLET 1965 BUICK M095 Spacial fAur.Joor iidin, si«.eylindtr, fully equipped, very cltan. •m 1968 BUICK $2295 PUTS YOU BEHIND THE Stylerk faur-deer hlrdtop, fully equipped. WHEEL OF A NEW STATION WAGONS TWO- DOOR 1966 OPEL $995 FACTORY EQUIPPED SUtion wagon, good trinspsrUt[6n. 1969 1965 FORD $875 Fiirlent, eulonuKc, riici c«r. 1964 FORD $995 VALIANT Country Squirt, lew mihiegt, very clean. TOTAL DELIVERED PRICE INCLUDES FREIGHT AND ALL FACTORY COMPACTS EQUIPMENT . . . COME SEE AND DEAL

1966 VOLKSWAGEN $1475 COME IN AND Sedan, r«dio, [leater, lilct. new, TEST DRIVE A TOYOTA . 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $975 sc NOYtl 21,000 milet, very clein. CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH All Troda-lm Accepted — Bank Financing UMBT

Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury 141 WEST FRONT STREET mum UR RED BANK 747-0787 MVENIMY IN 741-6200 OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAY HOHHOUTH (WOT! -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969- 21 AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOB SALE BOATS and ACCESSORIES BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE HEIP WANTED-MALE HELP WA*TEI>-MALE U35 tOSD V-J _ TOjUOE CAMPMOBILB WL- SBXXT itETAL WORK WAHTEQ I HQ experience Qtte«- OFFICE — Mature, ex- TRACTOR THAU/KB 0PIEXTOIU! - 42,e seen to be appreciated. "A after 5 p.m. helper. 842-1004. DRIVER AND HELPER — For de- Call 711-1875. Real Cherry". Call aiter 3 p.m. 741-2149. weekends. Good salary. Apply In per- livery, of new furniture and appli- NEW AND USED SAILBOATS son, Wanner'a of Switzerland, Middle- MOTHER'S HELPER — Summer. ances. Experience necessary. Apply to '1S67 DODGE DART — Two-door AL.FA ROMEO — Spider 1600. Road- UONMOUTH SAILING CENTER town Shopping Center, Mlddletown. Sleep-In. Wed. to Sun. Own air con> Albert Burdge A Bonn, Inc., 24 Clay ster with removable hardtop. White, HAVING A PARTY? hardtop. Automatic, power steering. West St.. Monmouth Beach 221-3492 DELICIOUBLY PREPARED FOODS dltloned room, pool privileges. 566' St., Red Bank. 741-0894. Immaculate-condition. $1650. 741-4700. black Interior, 31,000 miles. 747-9143 SALESWOMEN—Full and part-time 4130, SECURITY MEN or 741-5717. CALL MERRI MAKINGS Good working conditions. Many bene 14 'RUNABOUT — 28 h.p. Evlnrude 741-5933 Mon. thru Frl. 9 a.m. - YOUNO MAN — Looking: for oppor- 1S61 RAMBLER — Four-door, »»to and trailer- Excellent condition. {125 1MB, LANE BRYANT, Monmouth Shop- ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER — Kno- tunity to learn good trade aa uphol- 1956 CHEVROLET Bel Air. Runs. Two daff advance notice a "liVBT plng Center, Eatontown, N". J. edge of payroll and accounts receiv- New nnglffons now open. 'Full time. matlc, SOS. As is 550. Call after 4 p.m. 842- Will sell separately. Call 747-4S77 O; sterer. Must have driver's license. 741-7623 able on NCR. Eatontown area. ITl- Year round employment. Varloiii 4893. 747-4364. ALL TYPEB OP HOME REPAIR SINGLE NEEDLE sewing machine 4600. Transportation necessary. Dehra Decorators, 33 Monmouth 8t, hlttH. 40-hour week. Paid vacation and lied Bank. 717-4421. Alterations, remodeling, and paintln operators on ladles' sportswear. HIGH Jolldays. Liberal benefit program. Sal- 1963 FIAT — Model 124 station wag MOB 1963 — New transmission, 19.8" ORADY WHITE - 76 h.p. «lec- Reasonably priced. Free estimate! CLEANING WOMAN — Genera! on, 3000 mllea. Call after 6 P.m. brakes, clutch, wires. Flberglas top. tric start Johnaon. New navy top. Bid EARNINGS, ALL UNION BENEFITS, ary 593 week to start. CaU 222-6600, WANTED — PAINTERS —.Steady Prompt service. Call 741-3953. YEAR-ROUND WORK. PLEASANT housework In Hazlet. Two days Personnel, tor Interview. B42-67B3. Call 671-5411. S7D5. curtains and back cover. Compass. week. Call 787-6702. work. Call after 6 p.m. Fire extinguisher, cushions and equip- WORK CONDITIONS. , AIR-CO.VDI- 787-1518 1983 FALCON — Futura convertible. BUSPBNDED CEILINOS — Panelln; 1MB SUNBEAM ALPINR — Convert ment. Winter cover. All In excellen Finlah recreation rooms and attl TIONED PLANT. Apply Elva Sports- Good condition. 'J3M. or best offer. wear. Inc.. corner of 341 9. Pine Ave. •Me, excellent condition S895. Call 671- condition. S1150 firm. 741-2162. Sheet-rocklnt, Uplng. 8(2-4368. TV SERVICE MAN - Will pay top S 9545. Call 671-1728. and Parker, Morgan. 727-9114. HELP WANTED-MALE MEN mmediate openings, permanent Jobs. for right man. Must he able to work 1S62 25' OWENS CABIN CRUISER— SMALL JOB SPECIALIST 1064 CHEVROLET IMPALA HARDTOP 19S6 BLUE CORVA1R 500 — Auto- Home repairs, alterations, addlttoni PRIVATE SECRETARY — Ability to EXPERIENCED BUICK MECHANIC Due to our continuing growth and re- on bench. .Guaranteed salary* Call 583- SUPER. SPORT — Neerts «oms work. matlc tranffmlssion. radio, whftewalla. Oood condition. Fully equipped. cent expansion Into new areas ot busl- 9500. A?k f&r Denis. Phone O46-MJ9. Inside and outside. 291-3230. assume responsibility In expending —For Monmotitri County's laryeat Hive to nil. $6»5. 228-J171. Bxcellent condition, 5750. 842-459S. semi-prof essional multi-office opera- dealer. Excellent rjenefits and work' n&ss, we are adding eeveral capable MOWING tion. fi',4 days. 5100 per week. Write Ing conditions. 741-7843. Individuals -to our staff. No- experi- PART - TIME FRE8SETI — Pleca 1060 CHRYSLER IMPBJWAi. 24' iSILVERTON cabin skiff. Two OVERGROWN LAWNS AND FIELD ence necessary, Training for produc- work, raid hoiidayi and many bene- bunks, head. Ice box, automatic bilge, to Box 0-114, ThB Dally Register, TRUCKS FOK SALE CALL 741-5104. Red Bank, stating qualifications. MATURE MAINTENANCE MAN — tion mana-gem. Good startlnR pay, fits. Apply Top Hat Cleaners. Hwy. $150 587.-,. Can be seen at Highlands Ma- overtlmo and benefits. SEKVICE MAS- 35, Mlddletown. _____ rina. 291-0602. General helper and some painting. Li- 787-1540 TYP'N'COPY GIKL WANTED — "For tight Oltlc* censed driver. Steady employ- TER, 74M312. 1085 FORD VAN TRUCK — Fully IBM Executive Typing 946-4303 Mime. BUS DRIVERS — Immediate posi- 1981 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY — equipped. Low mileage. Radio. Excel- 16' OLDTOWN BOAT — 45 h.p. Bcott work for major motion picture com Two-door hardtop, power steering, lent condition, Good buy. 234-2469 or - «3.75 itencll cut & 1st run (100 pany. Call between 10 and 5, Mr. Llg ment, Monday through Friday, B a.m. ORDERLIES —• T to 3, experienced tions. Experience preferred, but not outboard; 18' Mastercraft trailer. Bes to 5 p.m. Prefer local resident. Call necesnary, will train- Bee Mr, Halsey power brakes, automatlc-fonsole. Ex 291-9354 after 8 p.m LAWN SERVICE — Attics, cellar gio 74T-9700. only. *2 per hour plus benentK. SIB- cellent condition. ;S50. Call (62-52S5, offer. Call 222-O0I9 after J. after 6 p.m. 741-7587. , 1200, HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT or Mr Smith In person. Apply Boro and garages cleaned. Free estimate! Bun Co., 443 Shrewsbury Ave., Bhrewi- after 3 p.m. 1955 FORD ONE-TON CAB AND 17' OFFSHORE. SKIFF — 65 h.p. HOUSEKEEPER "— For two-pries CENTER. CHASSIS. $100. Call rectory. Rellabte, mature, live In. For bury. 1060 JAGUAR 3.4 SEDAN — Ne' electric Mercury. WltH trailer, navy SALES - MUTUAL FUNDS 264-7377. top and accessories. Must sell. Bei MASONRY — Specializing In fire Interview write Box L132, The Dally II you aro licensed you can get top % WANTED valves. Pretty car. $775 or best offei places, patios and barbecues. Cal Register, Red Bank. SALESMASSM N ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN — Pilot offer. 787-0860. plus profit sharing. SECURITY IN- plant, Advancement opportunity. Ex- 291-2527. 1953 FORD TRUCK — Blake 291*003. VESTORS CO., 1 Main St., Batontown. FULL OR. PART-TIME Call EXPERIENCED SALESWOMAN — cellent fringe beneflU. Call 741-0404 1068 OTO — 4-speed, 389, 3/2'!.. Clean, READY TO LAUNCH — 16' Run HOUSE PAINTING ~~ Experienced 5(2-6600. for appointment. Rood condition. Best offer. 671- J64-4125 after 6". about, 75 h.p. Johnson. 5393- Call 741 For bakery. Year round. Excellent To establish own credit brokerage Interior-Exterior. Reasonable. Phoni Salary. Call 787-6D22. "bunlneBB. No investment. To help get 218». 2291. 842-0369. MECHANIC—Experienced on Chrysler A GROWING COMPANY NEJIDS Corporation oars. FREEHOLD DODGE, tarted we guarantee. $150 weekly lo OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE 1055 SANDWICH WOMAN — From 11 a.m man meeting our requirements. Age neat workers lor installation of alu- MOTORCYCLES 16' RUNABOUT — Motor and til OUTSIDE PAINTING — Free ei 4624231 minum «lrtlng and associated products. Huns well. Needs work. 575. Ca trailer. (350. or best offer. 201-1383 af- mates. Best materials and professto; to 2 p.m. Apply in person, BURGER no barrfer. Write: Manager, Box 700, 842-5975. BOWL, 15 White St., Red Bank. PaJneaviHe, Ohio 44071. We can lurnlsh equipment if needed. ter 5. ally done. 038-9505 or 681-5391, CAREER OPPcmrUNTPT — J"l" 0O« Call 462-7402 or 492-7238 after 7 p.m. RENT A MOTORCYCLE of Monmouth and Ocean Countle 1863 FORD CrALAXIE 500 — (200. PAINTING — Interior, exterior. Pap DICTAPHONE TYPIST — Insurance MICROWAVE TECHNICIAN Call MOTORCYCLE RENTAL CORP. CHRIS CRAFT SKA SKIFF — 1062 futest growing real Mlate agenclea. CHEMICAL BALES—Llkfe to travel, 329 Oceanport Ave. Oceanport 27'. 185 h.p. engine, 350 engine hours hanging. Call (05-0330. Insured. Re: experience necessary. Good typing We will train and prepare for licens- Experience required. Excellent ad- 741-2733 after t p.m. sklllfl. Houra 9 to 5 p.m. Write P.O. •ancement opportunity. Apply In per- nee the country? New grads start out Sleeps two. With head. $3500. After sonable Prices. ing, through our special company big. No fee. Call today. 196! IMPALA — Custom two-door. 542-4110 Box 82*, Red Bank. school, qualified yourj£ men for po- BOD, Eler.tro Impulse, 116 Chestnut 6, 757-6071. 1 • EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL :Black vinyl Interior. Power steering, EXCLUSIVE CARPET AND FL0O1 5ltimu In one of today ! most lucra St., Red Bank. 1965 B3A LIGHTNING — Twin car- 7T Broad St. Red Bank t 741-3555 807 V-B, automatic. Radio, snow tires 16' SNIPE SAILBOAT — With trailer. WAXING SERVICE — Quality worl PART-TIME WOMAN — To sit for live professions 11 you are Interested buretor. Rebuilt engine. Excellent reasonable rates. 566-8243. elderly gentleman. Some knowledge ol la flr»t year earnlnia of »12,000. with with rims. Excellent condition. Orig- condition. $750. 671-2368. Bejt offer over J175. Call 741-0280 af- inal owner. 948-B231. ter 6 p.m. Italian language desirible. Write to unlimited future Income potential, call CONSTRUCTION JAWA 1988 250CC - Good Edition. Box R-107, The Bally Register, Red Mr. Steam, 7S7-WAO. ENGINEERS—Mechanical, Electrical FOREMAN lf)6» • PLYMOUTH OTX, - Full 5200, 291-1757 afttr 1957 23' MAY CRAFT CABIN IN HOUSES Bank. Chemical and Civil. loaded. A-l condition. Bent oiler. 222. 5:30 p.m. BOARD—95 h.p. Kermath. Biceps two, DRIVERS DESIGNERS — Electrical, Chemical, 7017. head, sink, canvas, radio. Many ex- . PAINTED . GENERAL OFFICE SECRETARY — Structural. Henry Hudson Regional School Dis- ASSISTANT 1048 FOUR-DOOR BLACK CADILLAC tra«. 291-3247. Experienced in dandling DRAFTSMEN — All faceti. Reliable ,.,.neasonatl« trict, Highlands, N.J. Call 812-0000 for PROJECT MANAGERS — EsllmitoM. 1EDAN — MaXo offer. MOBILE HOMES SCOTTIE BI8CAYNE — Johnson 60 Interview. household goods. Apply in (SECOND SHIFT) 872-1139 Send renumo or call In confidence to h.p. motor. Hanlon trailer. 787-1882 KINK EXECUTIVE SERVICES, Box NEW MOON MOBILE HOME 12x60 — 671-2698. 747-4349 or 741-2759 LEGAL STENOaJlAPHER — Mini person, ANDERSON BROS., Are you looking for a. change? A trow* 1955 BUICK — Automatic, $75. With an 8x10 extension on living room. 2111, Edison, N. J. 08117. 2OMM8-5320, trade Honda. Call after 6 p.m. 787- mum of 3 years experience, Balary- INC., 51-53 Mechanic St., 212-732-OMI or artcr 8 p.m., locally, Ing and expanding national container A-l condition. Call alter 1 p.m., 787- TURNABOUT BLACKTOPPINO drlvewayi, haclhi |120 per-wtek. pall' 7*7-3730. 747-1958. manufacturer needa you, We are look- .7091. 786S. THB IDEAL JUNIOR TRAINER service, trenching, lot clearance Red Bank. Ing for, an experienced Individual to 1962 FORD XL . CONVF.1TIBLE - MOBILE HOME FOR SALE — All Trucking of stone, gravel or sani SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, — 3 to MANAGER TIIAINEE assume duties as an assistant foreman Automatic stick shift. Bucket spat set up, lovely garden, In beautiful 420 Call 747-2535. 11 shift. Full or part time. Perma- Fast growing fndependant finance com- In our packing department. .Bed upholstery. Best offer. 787-8101 nent, not summer work. 741-4700. MAN —' Part day. Mature or college pany has opening Tor BKgrenslve young park. Ideal for retirees or teachers. 7/11 8A1L1NO TENDER student or floldler. AM or PM. Handy 872-1B96. LANDSCAPING AND QARDENIN' an. Experience prefern-d but not Full package of company paid .bene- '.1685 CH«VBLLB STATION WAQOJS SERVICE — Joe iKipsz, 842-0714, aft SECRETARY — Mature. Must ^e e work In West, End. S1.75 hr. 229-0300, necessary. For appointment call Mr, '—32,000 mllen. Standard transmission. MARSH MARINE fits. Personnel office open 9 a.m. to One design sallboata and equipment 6 p.m. perienced, m Red Banlc. Call 747- Dee, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 727-2400. 4 p.m. Mon. through Krl. Apply In »77S. Calf 711-8514. 3730. . , SALESMAN—Full time. Experienced WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 65 Orchard St., Red Bank 741-8767 desired. Salary plus' commission. person or call 287-0300,. Ext. 34 J059 CADILLAC TWO-DOOR SOBSTAD BAILS PIGEON SPARB EXTERIOR PAINTING — Two n TRUCK EQUIPMENT MECHANIC - liable, college students, Reasonablt EXECUTIVE, SECRETARY — Per- Squire's Men's shop. 1300 Hwy. 35, Welding experience helpful. Call Mr. *V1LLE —' Best offer over 5295. Me GET CASH FOR YOUR FOHEION — HOLSCLAW TRAILERS MldSietown. 1714282.- . . .fore July 1st. Private. A«k for Ra Experienced. 747-1471 or' 747-1477. sonal lecretary to owner executive) Gray, 542-3220. ANE SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH 147 FIBERQLAB RUNABOUT — of established well known eeram!< 222-1234. MOTORS, INC, Hwy. 3J. EltOMoirn, Call after S p.m. LANDSCAPING and LAWN SERVICI tile producing firm now arrowing and EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC STATION ATTENDANT — Full and 1962 FORD OALAXIB 800 — Four, .42-2414. 7470158. , A.R. DIM, 19 Lelghton Ave., Rei changing under aggressive new man- —Ctirynler products. Good pay. hos- NATIONAL pltsllzatlon, vacation and retirement. part-time. SCENIC CAR SALES, High- door V-8. automatic, power steering. 1957 CHRIS CRAFT SKIFF — 130 h.p Bank. Dial 747-5010. agement. Must be excellent typist. In- lands. - Mint condition. Call 787-0777. Best of- telligent and pernonable not easily Good working conditions. Call Mr. JUNK CARS navy top, full canvas, two bunks, head Frank at FAH DODGE, 642-1117. fer takes It. PICKED UP Depth finder. 264-4813 after 5 p.m flustered. Make good Impression on SPRAY PAINTER — For truck bod- CAN CORP. EMPLOYMENT visitors and phono callers. Impor- leu. Call Mr. Gray. 18«4 OL-DflMOBtLE — Super 88. Four FIBERGLAS RUNABOUT — With SHORT ORDER COOKB — Steady, Twinbrook Auro Wrecking tance of Job demands highly reliable year-round positions. Must apply in 512-3220 135 National Rd, Edlion, K. J. door hardtop. V-8. Radio. Automatic. Johnson electric motor. Call HELP WANTED-FEMALE person with excellent character, dis Power steering, and brakes. Factor Eatontown 542-2235 842-0097 person. No phone calls. HOWARD PIZZA MEN — Experienced only, and cretlon, and judgment, ATOO CE JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT, Hwy 35, BARTENDER air conditioned. Best offer. IB1-»«1 RAMICS CORP. Hwy. 35, Kcyport. experienced Short Order Cook. Both CADILL/AC 1959 — White, ntrramll CARB WANTED - We pay top SS 23' SKIFF—Fully equipped. In water LPN's — 3 to 11. 11 to 7. King Jamei Mlddletown. Steady year-round job In cocktail full-time and part-time. Apply In per- tor clean used can. Call Mr. Vincent tloned CruJ/ie control, all power. Ex In good running condition. $1690 or Nursing Home. SALES REPRESENTATIVES — Par lounge. 4 p.m. until closing. Call (or son. Brothers Reitaurant, 189 W. 542-5500. reasonable offer. 291-0278. After 5 p.m. 291-3100 ORDERLIES — J to 3 anl 3 to 11 de-taila and appointment. 747-2715. Front St., Red Bank. celleni condition. Asking SG7S. Can bo time, no experience necessa/y, to shuts. Top pay. Full fringe benefits. seen at 31 Forman SI., Fair Haven. CASH FOR USED OAB.B — Trucks, 11)58 OWENS CABIN CRUISER — visit expectant mothers for the lead- MAN — EXPERIENCED — To Install PERMANENT AND TBMPORAR' DO' NOT PHONE. Apply In person foreign or domestic. Dean, opposite 26', twin screw. Original owner. 275 Ing diaper ftervlca In your area. Leads weekdays. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ATLAN- aluminum doors and windows. Call • IBM PORSCHE — Excellent condition Two Guya, Mlddletown.- 671-9844. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY supplied. High commiflfllons plus car hours. Can be demonntrated. $3500. 20 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewsbury TIC HIGHLANDS NURSING HOME Van any morning, PROWN'S, 32 Call 741-0OO2 after 8 a.m. After 2:30 p.m. allowance. Call LULUIBYE DIAPER 8 Mlddlalown Ave, Atlantic HlghUndB Broad St., 741-7500. SALES 7(l-87fS ."ARTS OR WRECKED 1856 SL 1W> MERCEDES EENZ — 842-0456. PHYSICAL THERAPIST — Full SERVICE, 741-2642. Aak for Mr Part-Ums -men's clolhloff experience part-time. Flexible hours. Call Knute. AUTO SERVICE WR1TEB — Top BR]- preferred. Many employee benefits. 1983 COUNTRY SQUIRE — One own- 872-1139 19' JERSEY 8PSED SKIFF — Con- AIRLINE TRAINEE ary and commissions. All benefit*. Ex- 531-2531 APPLY IN PERSON 9:30 to ,0:30 «r. Automatic, power steering. $400. verted for fishing. 110 h.p. Gray ma- $130 per week, plus Blue Crbsa-Blue celleat opportunity. Call Mr. Bell Call 201.37M. rine Inboard. Wooden boat with fiber- MAIDS — Pull tlms day position! Shield, pension, two weeks vocation ROBERT HALL CLOTHES AUTO RENTALS Bias bottom. With trailer, WOO. 291- REGISTERED NURSES available with good salary and ful after ore year and frea and reduced BRIGGS CHEVROLET HWT. 38 EAST KEAN8BU1KJ FIAT 1S6T — 850 Snort Coupe Ex- Far Charge Nurse duties. All shift*. Trlnge benefits. Contact Personnel Of- cellent condition, JB2B, Call 229-758J 1626. rate va.oation travel for you and your 72M4O0 South Amfcoy 1 Full time preferred. Excellent work- fice, RIvervlew Hospital, Red Bank, NIOHT WATCHMAN — Mon. Ulru after 6 p.m DAILY • WEEKLY • MOMTHLX family anywhere in the world, but CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY FIRM 'rices atart at $6.99 and up. Hcono- COLUMBIA YACHTS ing conditions la new extended care T41-2700, Ext. 225. An Eflual Opportif more Important, here la a iwaltlonwith Frl. IX p.m. to 7 a.m. Fort Monmouth 1967 THUNDBRBircD - Four-door facilities. $7280 plua liberal benefits. nlty Employer. •Has position available for aggres- Car or Red Bank. 210 E Newman The YACHT SHOP a real future, You must be a high Officer's Club. Phono lor appointment, Full/ eaulpped with air conditioning. Call for appointment, 046-4200. HOLM- school graduate, neat in appearance Hive pernon .to drill holes'In concrete Springs Rd. 747-0173. ^_ 1184 Ocean Ave.. sea Bright. 842-191 ASSEMBLER — Electronic, with on construction job. Mechanical abil- Mr. Duffy, M2-7332. ki »2«oo. tra-ats. DEL CONVALEBCENT CENTER, and have a burning desire to onter TROJAN CABIN CRUISER — 1082, HolmOel. some soldering experience. Applica- the exciting world of Aviation. If you ity, preferred. W«< train. Call 2W-6O80. ELECTKO MECHANICAL ASSEM- IMS CADILLAC — DeVllle, full pow TOM'S FORD tions being accepted at HOAOLAND 21' with BO h.p. Evinrude motor. In LPN'S — All shifts. J5(60 plus H'je: qualify, see Alrifne Placement Service, DRIVEflS AND HELPERS — On gar- BLER- — Experience not necessary. er. new tires, 38,000 miles. One own water, ready for summer cruising. INSTRUMENT CO,. 65 Chestnut St., 130»4 Main St., M&tawan &66-7505, bage trucks, full time, six days a. Advancement opportunity. Excellent •r Best offer over S2100. 115 White St. RENT A CAR benefits. Call for appointment. 941 Red Bank, between 9 and 12 a.m. 200 HWT. 38 2*41800 Kaniorl Very reasonable. 531-3120. 4200. HOLMDEL CONVALBOCAN week. Call 566-4698. frlnee benefits. Call 7U-MtU for tp- Shrewrtury. 741-9314. Mon. thru Frl. LOOKING FOR A GOOD STEADY pointment. 23' CLAYTON — shtp-to-shore radio CENTER. Hwy. 34, Holmdel. JOB? — Then we're looking for you. GRADUATES — Select - don't settle. 1M3 THUNOBRBIRD — Power wlr deplh finder. Electric compass. Re- ENERGETIC WOMAN — To help Wanted, new and used car porter, Make that most important decision dowi, ateerlng, brakes. flood tiro: HOUSEKEEPERS — 92 per hour plu BOATS AND ACCESSORIES built engine. Call 842-4046 after 5 beneflti. 948.4200. HOLMDEL CO> maintain large, NEW, home, Fridays. Top pay and all benefits Including but get the top $55. All disciplines Aritlnj • $578. O" «M«» «- »«». 741-3519. TYPIST CLERK SEWING MACHINE OPEJIATOR3 — SALES REPRESENTATIVE 13695. Farm ngdale, N. J. 938-5236. Union shop. Apply WALL STREET Modern, private 100-bed extended-care fa- ~CADILLADOLDSMOBILE 15' TROJAN — Sea Horse, 40 1—. PERMANENT POSITION FASHIONS, 37 Wai! St., Red Bank. CALIFORNIA, ETC. cury. Trailer. All accessories. Excel- To work In Anbury Park and Red Bani BROADWAY AT 4TH lent condition. '4575. 842-1879, 5-9 p.m. telephone offices for the WTSSTERIN WAITRESSES — Part-time and full cility, situated in central New Jersey, re- 322-1234 LONG BRANCH AUTOS FOB SALE ELECTRIC CO. Light typing, regulai time. Must be over 21. Five day LIOHTNINO NO. 265.V19' sloop Day. raises, nalrt vacation, holidays, ant week. 747-9856. It you Me to work, travel, and quires full time Director of Nurses. Built in Sailer, Flberglassed deck and seams. other boneflla. call on fine stores selling Jew- Dry nailed. S475. 741-5956. SALESLADY WANTED — In wom- elry, we have an Interesting For Interview appointment phone en's and children's wear. Full or ' job, Salary, bonus, car. Must 1965, it has been operating at full capacity. 20' CRUISERfTlNcT part-time. Borne experience preferred. be bondable. Please mall brief Evlnrnde Lark Outboard. Electric 0825 or 741-3032 between 8 a.m. an. 4;30 p.m. weekday*. Apply Wentretch's, 45 W. Front St, resume to Box L-135, The Daily Patients are convalescents and senior citi- starter, remote controls, trailer. Fully Keyport- ____ Register, Red Bank. "For a small car, equipped with many extras Including HAIR STYLIST — Experienced skis and winter cover. One owner. Red Bank area preferred. Call 74: ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER — Full zens. Convalescent center experience pre- Exrellont condition. SI,000. Call 566- 77B0 or 222-7*38. time, year round position. Apply in 5500, 9 to 5 weekdays. person, It, -SCHWARTZ, Chrysler - DRAFTSMAN there is surprising EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Cay; Plymouth, 141 W. Front St., Red Mechanical and Electrical, 3-5. years ferred. Write full particulars to 17" QLASSMASTER — Runabout and Apply In person, Peterson's, 183 Rl Bank. experience on • electro-mechanical as- trailer, with newlv rebuilt 90 h.p. erslde Ave., Red Bank. semblies. Apply in person. Electro Box R-104, The Daily Register, Red Bank, N. J. motor, 51300. 747-9444. WOMAN — Housework. W*a., Thurn. Impulse. 116 CheBtnut St., Red Bank. luggage room? afternoons. Recent references. XW CHRIS CRAFT — 1966. 28' Sea skiff, SECRETARY 7451, after 6 p.m. 210 h.p. 2 bunks, head, 100 watt F.Af. llatawan insurance office has f[v» da; ACCOUNTANTS Road l^st Magazine shlo-to-shore. Fath, HflMer. Twin bat- permanent position for experience PAYROLL CLERK — Experienced and good BJCIIIS with calculator and OPA firm located In Asbury Park teries Low hours. Top condition. flecretary. Innurance experience n-n seeking men with the general expert- HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED - MALE S6485.' 8911-omO eves. (erred but not essential. Startlm NCR bookkeeping machine. Apply salary commensurfite with ability an ATCO CERAMICS, Hwy 35. Keyport encs level of heavy eeml-aenlor and 1969 AUSTIN AMERICAN $1765 P.O.E. MARINE KNrtlNE — 100 h.p. Chrys- experience. Call Mr. Inselberg, 68 oenlor accountant. Salary range from ler, Complete, sin. Call 1300, for personal inl©rvi<>w. WOMAN — Office cleaning nights — (12,500 to 517,500 plus generous pro- Mon. thru Frl., approximately 6 p.m. gram of fringe benefits. Call or write 7S7-O413 GROSSMAN, BROWN AND CO., 730 BOOKKEEPER — With training oi to n p-m- Must have car. Keyport- ADRIAN PYLE TRADING AS 20'. OLD TOWN SEA SKIFF — SO Matawan area. 56G-5G18, Cookman Ave,, Asbury Park, N. J, experience, wanted for nursing horn Phone 774-4553. h.p, Johnson. Electric start. Must Some typing. 40 hour week. Good la sell. S500 or best offer. 542-2461. EXECUTIVE. 8ECRETARY — Full ary. Call Mrs. Knnter, between 2 am or part-time. Mature woman. Experi- WANTED — Experienced cutter. Ex- PROGRAMMER/ANALYSTS A&G MOTORS 12' FIBEROLAB RUNABOUT — 1058 4 p.m. week days. 222-5277. enced. Top notch jOtllia. Send resume, cellent salary. Ytar round work. La- Johnson HV4 motor nnd trailer. Full P.O. Box 183, Oceanport. dles' sportswear. 872-1(151. equipment. S12S. 747-3975 after «. _ COLLEGE GIRLS — Over 21, wail r 82 S. Main St. 775-3483 Asbury Park, N.J. resa work. Good money. Call 8i WANTED — Capable woman to live Big 360 computers are coming to "CbMPAS"SRS"AbJUStE'D 0205. with and Care for semi-Invalid. Room BOATS and ACCESSORIES Robert A, Redmond 264-801B anil board, plua salary. 482-1886 or PART-TIME! AND FULL TIME — Ml-1406. ^ Monmouth County... so why commute* 12' ALUMINUM BOAT — Line and Waitresses must ba over 21. Call anchor. $85. Call 787-3233 after S WOMAN — To clean 2 dayn a week. 4 hours a day. Good aalary. Refer- LOU LERNER'S and JERRY BARATTA'S fMt. RECEPTIONIST — DENTAL ASSIS- e. 671-1682. 542-3800. Mra Greene. MUST SELL 15' — Lapstrake hall. TANT — Experience not essential, MANICURIST OR SHAMPOO OTRL Needs paint on inside. Mea.1 for ski Stay «it flit ihor* with INSCO — a new nationwrde computer but deilrable. Salary open. Call H —Part-time. Call / nr fishing. Reasonable. 671-3297 or 4242. 74M55J. 842-0044 tsrvicai organization that's made it 10 big we'r* building a CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH GAL FRIDAY — Secretary. One gi BEAUTICIAN - part-Hme 1926 30' RED BANK SEA SKIFF — office. Bookkeeping, payroll oxper! Bleeps two Good condition. In water. Call muhi-million dollar headquarters complex in NEPTUNE. Needs engine. S1400. 842-3508. enre. Pleasant office, central Rti 741-6150 775-2198 Band, aend renume ta Box 0-113, Th DIRECT 1068 IS1 CHAMP BOAT — And trail- Daily Register, Red Bank. BEACH QIRL —To help In writer's house for summer or longer. Help er. No motor. Call with kids. Great r»ld house. Miwt Our advance technical group if now, in temporary quarters in 787-5163 RECEPTIONIST — Neat with gooi drive and type, r.ooti fun and experi- FACTORY OUTLET! 16'• GLASS DAY "SAILER — In the telephone personality for bu(iy con ence. Low pny. 291-2527. water. Comnletply equipped. Call 8TI- genial office In Eatontown. Borne ex ASBURY PARK. We hav» immediate need in ASBURY PARK perlence preferred. Free honpltallza- RE8TROOM ATTENDANTS (2 wom- tlon. Write for Interview to Box R-103. en) Sea BrlRht Public Bench. Salary for additional commercial programmer/analysts with a mini- J^J^JJ The Dally Register, Red Bank setting for sin-day week. Apply in per- 1B69 THREE-SPEED ELECTRIC forth qualifications and lalary de non to Mm. Helen Thomas, Sea r BOAT MOTOR — With battery. 741- aired. Bright. Boro Hall. ___ mum of 6 months experience working with 360 COBOL and 19645167. flLASSPAR 17' — Inboard-out- WAITRESS — Experienced. Apply In You Can't Buy For Less! LEGAL BKCRETARY — For Eaton^ BAL under full O/S. board, 12(1 h.p.. acaU six. Used one person, COLONIAL RESTAURANT, itetmon. Engine and hull rxcrllciu town law office. Only those with legal 3 Broad St., Red Bank. Buna, off. Rhape Interior needs cleaning. Best experience need apply. Free hospital '*'•'-' A COMPLETE LINE OF offer over J2.000. Call after 6 p.m. izatlon. Write for Interview to Bo: IM02, the Dally Register, Red Bant CLEANING WOMAN — One day per 2G4-B0fifi. ___. itallng experience and aalary desired week. Transportation Available It nec- Our psrsonne! and technical representatives plan to interview 1969 DEMONSTRATORS 7v liuNABOUT — With steering essary. LIncroft. 741-6347. wheel and rnnt'-nls, 45 h.p. Merrury EXPERIENCED — Woman wll WOMEN WANTEJ} — For light work in ASBURY PARK in tho near future. FULLY EQUIPPED—BIG SELECTION electrlo alart. Tilt (roller. Other ar- clalmn background to handle flrnt par- In nurnery and greenhbufle. Experi- rpssnrles, mav DP "Pen "anvttmi* at ty home owners and related claims. ence In gardening helpful but not 40 Central Avp., ClUfwortd Br-lLPh or KntabllMied company. Many benefit". necessary. Hours flexible. Own trans- MANY WITH AIR CONDITIONING nail Mfl-3341. Asking 5GP5 or host of- Five day*. Call ^ portation to Colts Neck area nec. Fhona Produrtfl. Cill J. BlrchBll, 741-4343 or 741-1139. Mon. through Frl. •completely sate-thure's no Fully equipped, Including V-l Fully equipped Including olr 462-3377. 7741220. •nglnt. conditioning. 14' HOW/BOAT — Oars, 7',i h.p. mo- NURSING propeller. tor. See at 7 Lakeside Ave., Runuon, HOUSEKEEPER. COMPANION — For Bombardier Itf-IOTd. Girls and Woman disabled woman. ms.ture. Must have JOIN THE PROS — 1968 FIREBIRD 1967 COUGAR Will bie trained on the Job In bpcome car. New Shrewsbury, [) until 1 p.m. Bucket i«f», V-l, fully «n/lpp«(. Grten with block vinyl root. NURSO' AIDES and earn top wajtc ?2,00 per hour, Olve full particulars. StncJ your rtiumt (o Penonnjl Dep«-(mtnf BUSINESS NOTICES durlngT full time training $l-7« p« Write Box N-I4B, The Dally ReglRter. hnur ta-starl. DO NOT PHONE. Apply Red Rank. 1967 FURY III 1961 AUSTIN-HEALEY FimmnmB MOVTNO - AWM ««d tn per/i(in>weekdayi only, 10 to 2, At- Undid, exollenl condition, olr Sprint, "Last ol tri Bugtyai." cellars cleaned. Pros eitlmltes Call lantic Highlands Nursing Home. S Mid- BUMMER HELP — Attractive girls conditioned. 747-3007 die town Ave., Atlantic Highland*. to pump gas and clean windows In new gsi aUtlon, Red Bank area. 493- REGISTERED NURSES — For nu S22B. 5 YEARS TO PAY — NO MONEY DOWN WANTED AUTOMOTIVE ing home. AH shitta. Top nalary. Foi THE INSCO ippolntment call 291-0600, Mon, HO8TES3~CAaHIER — Excellent P»- Ihrough Frl. iltlon available. Must apply In person, no phone calls. Howard Johnson Res- Summer Is Jmt taurant, Rt. 35. Mlddletown. AUTO RENTALS . SECRETARY — Interesting position RED BANK SYSTEMS CORP. Around the Corntr... In ichool of nursing. Good typing, BAYSHORE ihorttinnA aklltn required. Good start- •nd wi Mad 100 Und Can Ing Mlary and frl nee benefit*. Bright 12 Gsld St. New York, N. Y. 10038 RENT A CAR riegjnner comldereil. Apply Jersey We will trad* or buy out Shore AfPdleal Center, Neptune, AUTO IMPORTS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH right — Call or Conn In DAY • WEEK • MONTH Hospital Employment Office, E> A.m. • 2 p.m. Nowman Springs Rd. FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS TOM'S FORD W A L L J — E)t> ASK FOR ED SI6LE* I LINCOLN MERCUBY p d wllh ligures. Hun 741-5886 — Red Bank An Equoi opportunity Employer Pmwttur/ *v»., at iyemsn type. DlvertUlfd dutlm, At] -DPneMti. 291-9200 229-4790 Hwy. JS 264.1 »00 Ktyptit | p|p«Mnt working conditions. Apply Aurhorltsd Dealer 747.5400 SAMflON ELECTRICAL BUFPLY, CO. 3M Rector St., Perth Amboy. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969- HELP WAMED-MALE HELP WAN7ED - MALE HELP WAOTEP-flfale Fmaie [ Family ClTClIS FOE SALE FOE SALE FOR SALE UITOnUK - LABORtR - Will OENIRJU, FACTORY HELP — THJUCB.pn5CB llrlDf room set Fire- FATHER'S CAT OPWALI! Put (a," Mick bmr U «riv« bulidcwr. Muil Steady days. Ltbtrs.1 benefit*. Apply ITEMS YOU NOT LONGER pla.ee, fin icreM, fire lots*. Efld ta- Me US, >t«p stool |2.7«, loitrilubi ten or. W7*l« or J464U0. In nerKm, J.W. Morttll Co., 1(4 Qrsnt 'jfci, cblsa cloaet, kitchen Ubli and Hie »nd 41 es HlfetcUjr bookcu. St, Perth Amboy. N.J. NEED OR USE WILL... ttO.50. AIM o«tt* desk *li, JKolly. anaajni MAN — Inr round, fort FLOOR WORKERS chalri, end ublea and mitchun eoc- lee table. 25 gal. elootrlc water heater, wood headboards t3.S0 ea, cousip |^ llonmotrth Officer's dab. six days. WANTED — Accordion player for up «:x-pl«ce dinette aet US. »xU" solid Ott Ihu Phon* lor appointment, llr. u«ed one season. Televlsloo. call 787- and, coming* band. Call Norman Sev- 1395. color rur. A-l, <49, bedroom; suite Mffr. Ml-TOt en, 671-3254 between 5:30-7 p.m. SELL $69, three^ilecs llvlnf .zoom sM pa UNDER PRESSERS PIANOf) AND OROANS — Used up- Also china, glassware, brte-a-brac PART TIME NATIONWIDE COMPANY — Seeki rl»hu from 125. Rentals from »Tc per RUaCIL'8, 2S K. Front. BL Tal-UBJ. ICu with muhln* shop experience, tire changer, full time. Liberal bene- week. Large selection or u«d grand! Phont 6U4022. fits, Paid vacation, good working con- CONTENTS OF HOMK — 3 complin ditions. Apply in person, FIRESTONE FAST and players. Uaed spinets from »2M. OPERATORS FREEHOLD KIMBALL PIANO * OR- bedroomi; knotty pine dining room AMEUBLKRfl — Light Electronic *s- STORED, White and Maple 8ts., Red OAN WAREHOUSE, 44 Eouth Bt. «1- aet SlOO; tontemporary living-room ••mbly, Xxoellcnt frlng* benefits. Ad- Bank. An equal opportunity employer. WITH A QUICK ACTION 1168. eet; Kitchen set, Formica with a, vancement opportunity. Can 741-0104 Steady work,.. Benefit*. Annjy LUCVS cbeirs: weatherproof rattan patio tet (or tppohttment.. SERVICE MANAGER — Good oppor- SPORTSWEAR, daily 8:30 to 4. 228 LOW-COST ATLANTIC TRADING POST — 179 with' i chain, 2 couches and dining tunity - well known company - for West Front St., Red Bank. Grand Ave,. Lon« Branch. Antiques, table with s chairs 11,200 and many DRAFTSMAN •— For mechanical con- right man with knowledge residential DAILY REGISTER china ilass and used furniture, wed. other household Items. AH excellent tractor. Knowledge of piping Uyouts heating and a!r conditioning • in- and Frl. (-10 p.m., and Bat and Bun. condition. Call 747-OS34 after 6;week. dcilred. Good working conditions, cluding estimating. Apply by letter to 10-« p.m. Buy and sell 22H-3838. daya, weekends after 1 p.m. . frtnrt beoents. Stltry open. cm Ai Box L.134, The Dally Register, Red COLLEGE STUDENTS-TEACH EJtS tag* or Lou Timt, 412-7300. Bank. Our firm needs 22 to atart immedi- FAMILY AD 2.V COLOR ADMIRAL TV — ately. No experience, we train. $115' CAN'T BEAT further Information call MONEY-MONEY-MONEY 5170 to atart. Call 7*1-4014. Part-time 3 LINES - 5 DAYS OUR HEAVY DUTY WHITE BAU- 229-3009 I'm tired off talking to phoneys. If you 550 and up. BON combination aluminum window. h&vt tl» Initiative to liate-n and to FOR $O 00 < lor JC3 INSTALLED. Bhop and LIVING ROOM BET — Sofa, t»0 learn we will train you and make 5011 DRIVER- UU compare. ohalr», coffee tabl«, two end ..tables top salesmen. Xf you are really money JUST *' PROWN'S and two matching" lamps. Excellent hungry wi can earn you $7,000 part- STOCK CLERK Available for Uarotuudlst For at), condition. $200 or beat offer. Call 291- Umi and $18,000 full time per year. MANAGER 33 Broad St Red Bank 711-7500 2555 after 6 p.m^ ^ W« ar* a well known company and only. Arttole must originate from a «• don't have to knock on doors. Call for factory supply For Red Bank's finest and molt pres- household and may not exceed a smlt MATER DEI STUDENTS - Call 787- WET SUIT — Like new. Pajkwiy. Mr. Frank at 717-9700. tigious specialty shop. Top salary. Im- price of $30.00 Mr article. 1385 for Freshmen and fiopnomore Woman', '" business. mediate benefits with unusual opportu- Mo. MUST be adverthed. Each ad- Books. nities. Write qualifications to Box L- ditional line 11.00. Mo COD7 cnanf.f Permanent position 129, The Dally Register, Jted Bank. may b. made and no discounts or APACHE RAVEN CAMPER — II AIR CONDITIONER—O.E. «,00O STU, Excellent condition. Bleeps four. Call excellent, JtC. Mercury 7 h.p. 112. PRODUCTION MEN - WOMEN - GALS return will be made If ad U out- Call for interview calH betor. «apirmtkfL 8(2-40(6 after 5 p.m. Brlggs ft Stratum mower US. 328-3020. COLLEGE STUDENTS Ta PIsc. Ysur Daily Ruiitar REFRIGERATOR — 13 cu. It. double CU3TOM MADE LIVUIQ ;ROOM ELECTRICIANS 787-5000 FAMILY AD, CALL ... door, automatic defrost, 170. Call 403- CHAIR -- Never used. Brown* silver 8017. shaded. Coat S3B. $35 taku It-Firm. IM« Industrial electrician and me- EARN $1500 + SURFBOARD - 9'8" Hoble. Good YOUNG MEN 4 741-6900 condition. $45. call after 8 p.m. 741-PIANO — Small upright Krantca and chanlcal txperience. will be required to make «l#etrlcal and mechanical re- To be trained in salea and «ervtce. 24-Hour Sorvle* 9034. Bach. *I00. Call Next 15 wks. S42-0405 pairi. Mint route thltu. Qualified Salary and commission. Company car booksl No more POTTY BOX PROBLEMf — This ad TWO CHAIRS — One Club Chair with rate !• $3.77 in tour plug shift dll- llshed. All company benefits. Only OFFERING "No more school, no more boon and 98.99 will bring you one year's ottoman and one recllner. {29. C&UOUITAR — Electric, two plQk ups fejrt&Ual Excellent fringe benefit plan. those Interested In steady position supply of LITTER BUDS-finest litter 813-017(1 after 5 p.m. plus 8' coll corii. S40. Apply In person to Personnel Depart- need apply. Apply m person, no phone. teacher's nastv looks I odor control. SAFE FOR KITTENS! 291-0811 THE SINGER COMPANY, 69 Broad Money back guarantee, LITTEIR WEBER — 9'2" lurfboird, llBrht St., Red Bank. ' GOOD BUDS (DR) Hollcong Rd. Helicons;. weight, 1 email feather, tUS. Call 0IFT8! ANTIQUES! RUICU'I Syca- 7I1-955S, more Greens. Mahogany- library ta- "'"MIDLAND GLASS co. WARRANTY CLAIMS WRITER — INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION ble, mahogany dining room suite, pe- Must have mechanical background DANISH MODERN LIVING ROOM riod couch, Victorian arm olttlri, vil- • ^CLIFFWOO; D AVE. SURFBOARD — 9' Dewey Weber. <&IFFWO0D, N. J. and ability to handle paper work, AP- HUMOR Very good condition. (60. Call 7il- SET — Four-pleet matching studio vet tufted oak rrame riaybed.eettet. An Equal- Qpportunlty Employer ply in person, M. SCHWARTZ, Chrys- WE HAVE OUR OWN COMPUTER 0992. couch, girl's light weight 28" bike, Also rare china,^ glassware, bric-a- CARPENTERS — -Piece or hour)y. ler-Plymouth Internationa] Trucks, ICE CREAM walking lawn sprinkler. All A-l. Hi- brac. Oriental rugs,' paintings, prints, Fran.tr*, ahanthers, facia, trimmers 141 W. Front St., Red BaJifc. Tit* Fabulous IBM 360 For You To Trim On! ORAND PIANO — Needs work. Tint 4423. etc. RliacIL'S. Sycamore Av«,, near No experience necessary piece of furniture. Phone railroad station, Lltlle Silver. required for lirge residential develop- CLERK — For shipping department. Step up Into e hlgh-paylno action-packed careerl Day and evening classes CELLAR SALE — Sat. and Sun., ment. Call Ben at 364-2300. Full time. Paid holidays. Other com- Apply Today 5(2-1284 June 14, 15, from 10 to 6. 23 Port ^NSERPHONE — Automatic. New. pany benefits. Please apply In per- now forming . . . approved lor veterans . . , Tuition loans available. Monmouth Rd.. Port Monmouth. Jet Ko Installation, receives M or 90 one TRUCK DRIVERS AND HELPER3— OPEN 7 DAYS 9 A.M. -i P.M. LIVING ROOM SOFA — chair, din- minute messaRcs. Ouar&nteed; $139. Jon. RALPH FRIEDLAND * BROS., OOOD HUMOR ENROLL IN THE COMPUTER SCHOOL WITH IBM COMPUTER Ini room set, table, six chairs, china pump and hose, garden tractor, valve Tor feed trucks. Good starting rate. INC., Locust St., Keyport. 585 SHREWSBURY AVE., SHREWS- clont. End tables, etc. 741-3305. and brake rivet machines. Kitchen Detain 741-8788. Apply Hicks Feed Com piny. Mon- ON PREMISES FOR STUDENTS USE mouth Park Stable Gate, Oceanport. EXPERIENCED PAINTERS — Top BURY (OPPOSITE RED BANK AIR. wares. Lumber. Many mi»celleneou» BAR AND BAR. STOOLS — Solid PORT) YOU MUST BE 18 YEARS OR articles. formica. Portable. Oood condition. 1 wages, steady work. Call OLDER, HAVE A .VALID NEW JER. , OPENING FOR KXPEHIfiNCEJ" ME- TRIPLE A-l (JARAOE SALE — Moving, chairs, Call 671-2901. •; CHANIC—New car agency. Five-day SEY DRIVER'B" LICENSE AND BE Northtait CARPET MECHANIC — Top pay, ABLE TO HANDLE A STCOK SHIFT. For Fret Booklet Moll This coupon or Til. 747-4M7 tables, work bench, curtains, shades, "ojf AUTOMATIC WABHINO MA- week. Top wages for the right man. Computer SEWING mimeograph mae.nine. Pflndaflex Call la person, Labriola. Motors, 120 ateady work. Also experienced help- OPERATORS WANTED—Union shop. CHINE — Like new, 10 to }2 IDs. er< with tool«. 774-9614. . hanging File folders. Odds and enriff. %n. Call 747-502J. E. Newman- Springs' Rd., Red Bank. Paid holidays. Three weeks vacation. Institute! ' NAME MACHINES Also nine-piece dining room sel. 540. EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE ME- Steady work. Apply In person, RED I 728 Naveslnk River Rd., Mlddletown, MOVINO — Household articles. An- DRIVER FOR CHANIC — Must have own tools. Top BANK CLOTHING. MFG. CO., 210 W. 1909 Z!| Zags, brand new, never uiftd. Saturday morning 9 to 11. tiques. Upright piano $300. No r«a- pay and- all benefits Including hospl- Front at. 40 inglith Pl«x. | ADDRESS These mtchlnes darn, monorram, aonable offer refused. 291-0084. AIRPORT LIMOUSINE tallralfon. vacation, etc. Apply M. make button holes, appliques, etc., OARAOE BALE — Fireplace screen THE MONMOUTH REGIONAL High STATE. ZIP .... all without tUhf ~OE WINDOW FAN — 20", lhr(«- Fun time. $110 Mua additional over- SCHWARTZ * SONS, HI W. Front School Board of Education Is seeking RED BANK, N. J. • CJTY .. „... and all accessories, {5 Set of tires, speed reversible, worth JW.95 for S20. time plus tlia.232.S300. St., Red Bank. 7470787. applicants for school -^us driving 'posi- Full prlc* (99x14, 110 Brlggs and Stratton water Practically new. 741-SU8. tions for the 10S9-1970 school year. Ap- pump. Miscellaneous household goods, EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER—10- EXPERIENCED — Floor .mm plication blanks may be obtained by $32.50 clothing, etc. Thurs. 1 to 7 p.m. Sat. YARD SALE - Sat., June 14, 10-4 t. Von. Utrouih Frl, Oood pay. Ap- wanted. Must have license. Apply 176 telephoning 542-1170, Bxt. 37. 15 Franklin Avenue. Leonardo, N. J. n m. Seven post and fencing, 1840 ply In person, Chapel Hill Luncheon, .Long Branch Ave., Apt, 2, or 222-1594. FINANCIAL FOR SALE Or 11.75 weakly Lionel tralni and motor, baby furnl- 44* Ht 35, Mlddietown. PERSONNEL — Like people? Like TEACHER — Sept.. 1869. Provisional 1968 Singer Zlg Zag, cabinet model, SOFA — With *ilp covers, »«0, Rock (ur« other furniture. 17 Brook St., tn see the country while recruiting? or actual certlflcatla'a In special Edu- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES slightly used, This machine doei all maple single bed, S7S. Matching chct Mlddletown, (off Roosevelt CJ.). PORTER—Morning work. Steady em- No fee. Call today. cation (Emotionally * disturbed eh!|. DBSKI Hi up FILES, tables, chairs, (45. 7x8 oval braided rug. SM. All In ployment. Pleasant working conditions. dren). Excellent hours. s&]afy OPBH. aiding maoblsM, tjpwriters, offlos your embroidery and button sewing OARAGE SALE — Sun. Juna_ 15. EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL TAVERN BUSINESS FOR SALS without any attachment!, excellent condition, Call 741-3318. Apply Manager, Lernet- Shops, Mon- 77 Broad St., He! Bank 741-3553. Write resume to Box R-108, Tha Dally equipment, ete., a* banrala prl&M. Vacuum cleaner, dtsbee, playpanr-jtrl- mouth Shopping Center, Ealontown. Register, Red Bank. CALL New or used AAC DESK OUTLBT, FIVB-PIECE Whlt« French Provin- cycle, one yoar old Toro lawru«»- SALESMAN — Full time, selling fash- Ml-UM St *s. Oakhurat Ml-aew. $46.80 cial bedroom let, 1299. Wurlitzer er also miscellaneous Items, 12-5 p;m. CARPENTERS AND. HELPERS — ion nlothlng and accessories In THE HAIRDRESSERS — Top pay. Good piano, Rogers silverware. 12x15 nylon hours. Busy hotel shop. PI5ZA KITCHEN FOR RENT —Fully WKDDINO OOWN — Of Chantill> <» Or 11.60 per week 13 Overlta Lane, Mstlwan. •£* Year round work. Apply 28(0 Morris SqUARE. Apply In person or call rug, bookcase, mower, dishes, etc. 29 STEWART—WARNER HAS WXLL Av«,, Union, N.J., 812, Men- Frl., orMr. Eastwlck for appointment. NAT- 775-HSt edulpped. ReasDn&ble rent. May be laoe, Aleneon ind. Poau de fole. Vreeland PI,, Oceanport. call 687-2233. EL9ONS I. KRIDEL, 2 Broad St., Been at any time. .741-9700. Detachable Watteau train, flprav of Straight stitch machines-From US.M FURNACE - In use, «7J. BoysJW Red Bank. 741-5300. appliques on (own and train. Head Zlg Zags—From W2.9J CAMERA — 35 mm Minolta. 8R-1- bike J12. hoy's 20" bike, like -new RADIO ENGINEER ' — ' Experienced piece of crystal, pearl and lace., No Uiel Consoles—From I14.N •J35. 787-0778. in broadcast only, part-time. WHTO, SHORT ORDER COOKS — Expert- LUNCHEONETTE veil. Size 12. Uaed only once. 175. 291- 101 with 2.4 F-98 mm lens. Lilts Inr sickness forces sals of Uils budget 1035, after 0 p.m. over S30O. Like new, excellent condi- niDINO HELMETS - (J) White* latentown. piped. Good hours and working con- priced money maker. Ideal for couple ATLANTIC SEWING tion. Sell for $200 or beat offer. Call face >hl«ld, medium SUB. Practlck LABORERS — General construction ditions. Must aoDly In person, no to operate. Ask Ins only $5,500 Including Ted. 842-0305. n«w. $20 for both. 741-8188. » work, wlti driver's license, call 324- phone calls HOWARD JOHNSON'S MEN and WOMEN all stock and fixtures, but will listen to SINGER ZIG ZAG CENTER RESTAURANT, Rt. 35, Mlddletown. offers for fast deal 723 Cookman Ave. Aabury Park OARAOB SALE — Clothing and ml«- OARAGE BALE - June U>*L«. 1400. Full Time And Moonlighters One of the latest models. Dges every' cellaneous items. June 14 and 15, noop 99 Heights Terrace, Mlddletown, 171- HELP WANTED — Install ahfive SECURITY GUARDS BUY-RITE REALTY thing without attachments. Slightly We need full time men willing to Turret Lathe Operators 78T-10IO used. 159.20 or $7 monthly. Guaranteed. 775-4775 - 4 p.m. 109 As-iury Ave., Atlantic 2978. Electric washer, dryer, ^Uif* ground pool!. Apply In person only. Highlands. Excellent condition. Jult BRANCH BROOK CO., 320 Rt, 33, Mld-work rotating Shifts and «i» 3-11 shirt CREDIT DEPT. 254-SS53 812-1250 ROLLER CONVEYORS _ 78', 18" In a full time permanent position- Metal Polishers EXCLUSIVE DRY CLEAN- width, two coin operated left drink extras. dtetmm. , Attractive rate, excellent benefit pro- - Foundry Sand Molders DECORATOR VELVETS — Remnants vendors. Best offer. 842-4414. TIRE.B — Refrigerator, rugs, clothe*. MAONAVOX — Reasonable. CM "»- gram anrf pleasant working condition". INS AND TAILORING 14 93, 15.93. Value J15-M5 Uttls Silver Cheap. 157 Mlddletown Rd., New tween 6 p.m. and B p.m. .' MBN WANTED — For carpet clean- Contact Personnel Office. Rlvervlew Foundry Core Makers Finest equipment Exclusive1 cllentel. Upholstery t, Drapery. 7*7-2990. ESTATE. JElVELRr — Diamond ring Monmouth. 671-3808. 741-3W1. ing Plant. No experience necessary. Hospital, 741-2700. ext. 225 for an In- Established 25 yeaJ-0. Retirement over 6U carats: also Ihrea diamond Steady work. Call 222-2272. Sheetmetal Workers MANUFACTURER'S CLOSEOUT — Tiffany set rings. Write for appoint- DISHWASHER - (45. Stove, 40" two SURFBOARBOARD - »' long. OO04 COndl- terview. An equal opportunity em- forces «ale. Full price tlS.OOO. Excel- Table with extension leaf and four oven, SUO (O.E.). Kltchfn table set ployer. Locksmiths lent terms THE JOSEPH MIRANTI ment, Box £-131, The Dally Register, tlon. Asking J35. J' "T>!*EYMAN MACHINIST — Job AOENCY, Business Broken. 74.7-S300. chairs. Special $39.93. Limited quanti- Red Bank. $25. All like new. 741-2848. . 741-I1M s: i» experience.preferred, but not es- PRESSER-BXPERIENCED — Steady Tool Makers ty. BARON DINETTES, 1874 Hwy. sential. Small machine shop offering BAR BUSINB33 — Excellent location, S3, Mlddletown, (Opposite Xlaney FOUR COMPBESBBR3 — Two with BICYCLE — 10-jpeed Engllih racing work, good pay. pleasant working REFRIOHRATOR-FRBBZDR these benefits ; for right man; good conditions. Apoly at once BRO*D ST. General Help plenty of parkin*. $16,000 required.. Shoe jugdandle). «71-0004. motors. Real cheap. Real good condi- bike. Cil| wages, group and life Insurance, paid tion. 535. 872-1095 any time. cu (1.. 7 ve«r« oM. excellen CLEANERS, 78 Broad St.,' Keyport. Maintenance Men 251-2033 ton. Call 04H-8010. holidays and vacations, sick benefits 284-1123. BETTER THAN A FOOD — PBAN- UNPAINTED FURNITURE CRAFTSMAN REEL MOWER and ample opportunity lor overtime. We need good all round OHME OPERATION wltniln the fran- $35 S" BEIGE COUCH — Free form glass Apply Xrager Machines Inc., 645 MAN — Part-time for cleaning and chise fee. Going business. Should net CLEARANCE SALE 284-5331 top table. Walnut dining room table. MACHINERY FOR SALE Orore Ave., Woodbridge. Janitorial work. Ideal for retired man. men. Will train persons better tban $18,000 for summer eta- Etc. Alter 5 p.m., 842-0934. Located at Mtddletown. 87.1-2101. L«ok (or yellow tag (or ipeclal e&le with good steady work his- eon. Needed to operate — fT.OOO Full BURFBOARD — dreg Noll custom. BACKHOB — Front loader, Cess MD05R — OPERATOR — Steady TRACTOR-TRAILER DRIVER — Ex- Price — »7,000. Oood condition. 985. Call after S p.m. 1BU3. flood shape. Muat nil. ITJ- cum. Liberal benefits. Apply In per- perienced only. Call tory if not experienced. RED BANK LUMBER 482.0209. 008S. •on, J.W. Morten Co.. 114 Qrant St., MOTEL — T units, 135,000 Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-6500 HAMMOND Perth Amboy, N.J. 842-1888 Steady year round employ- SURFBOARD — Weber Mini Feath- TOWMOTOR PORK LIFT - Gaso- AUTO MECHANIC — Experienced. ment. All company benefits EDWIN s. STARK, Keillor, {lazlet ANTIQUES — Bric-a-brac, J/> off er, 7'1<>'\ Excellent condition .»25. line run, In igood condition, at IMMSDIATB OPENINO for arobl- Good working conditions. Permanent, 284-0333. FREE BOOK EVERT * PURCHASE! Call 747-0J87. CRATE'S BBVBIUOES, 14 N, Bridie tloul youaiT man. Carpet betper. No full time position. 222-0278 alter 8 p.m. and advancement opportu- Moving to Florida. CURIOBITX SHOP ORGAN Ave., Red Bank. T47-14»o. •zparienca necessary, call 787-1M4. 11 Third Ave., Long Branch. U-5 p.m. THREE PIECE U.S. MERCURY BROILER MAN —COOK — Year nities. DRUM BET. Oood condition. (100. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS — Opportunity rnuml. Fort Monmouth Officers club. MONEY TO LOAN THREE SPEED 10" PORTABLE 871O015. MERCHANDISE WANTED for young man in stock control, coun- Please call for appointment. Mr. Duf- REAL ESTATE OWNERS KLE.CTRIC FAN — Tilt stand. Hoov- ter isles. Oood organisation tor per- fy. 542-7332. APPL* IN PERSON er five speed electric waxer and pol- STUDIO MAPLE — Youth bed «nd maltrMs. FINANCIAL PROBLEMS? Avail isher. All In flrit.clsss condition.. Call $23. Double bookcase bed. 120. 10x15ANTIQUES - Tiffany Kims, ton. fur- manent career. Contact Main Office, FULL AND PART-TIMS — Wood yourself oC cash equity In your home Naylor'a Auto Parts, 2811414. for appointment. S42-1021. . OF ASBURY PARK beige rug, one year old, $73. 842-niture, ohlna, paintings, statuary, <»tns. fence Installers. Experience preferred, as the result of present day Increase 1425. lignum fixtures. Carred oak dining but not necessary. For appointment KLE-FORGE CORP. In Real Eittte values. We will trte NEW HAMMOND room tletM, cor>»«r KetUs Aattiiues. CUTTER WANTED — Experienced call 671-OSS0, 3 to B p.m. Rt. 34 & Garden State Parkway, this cash equity by recasting your SINGER ZIS ZAG MINK STOLE — Autumn haze, Well Oaxhurit. 5H-UM or Ht-OWt. cutter for ladies' «port«wear. 52 present mortgage. THB KIRWAN CO. Slightly used, complete with all fashion CADETTE ORGAN cared for. *22». Call weeks a year work. Plenty of over- DRIVER-HELPER ^WANTED — For Exit 96 Realtors. Mlddletown. 787-3500, W. disc. Monograms, blind hems, aewa 747-048T COLLECTOR — WaMS old to» tralM llm«. DEVON KNITWEAR, 395 Wliar- Sanitation Department. ADDIV Borough Keansburg 787-8MO, Hulet, 2S4-720O on buttons, makes buttonholes, over, $555 anr eondlUon. PIT oash or will tradj. burton Bt., Long Branch. 229-7300. Olerk, 171 Bay Ave., Highlands. Allenwood, N. J. and Red Bank 8(2-1350. casts and appliques. Also aewa double Includes bench, delivery, lostant-play POWEtfl DRIVEN LAWN SWEEPER H.O.. 037, 0, standard gauge. T74-yn». needle, book (lets you play aonrs on your own —Homemaster. $30. Excellent condi- TRUCK DRIVER - Dependable re- MAN TO WORK In cabinet shop lull REFINANCE YOUR HORTOAOB - tion. 291-2113. WANTED time. 12.25 an hour. Call 741-8080. To consolldat* all your bills or any FULL PRICB from the start) and « weeks of lessons liable. Apply in person, E. TISOHER at no charge. COMB IN TOR A FRBHJ OARAOS SALS — Trom June 11th Used oriental Rugs TRUCKING CO., 39 Powell Ave., At- Ask for John. COLLEGE STUDENTS — Han or other purpose. Up to 30 years to re- $32.40 DEMONSTRATION. Chinese and Psralan lantic Highlands. 291-1945. woman for summer position in home pay- Confidential, Immediate service. on. Time, 10 a.m. on. Chrlatolaa, 17 Call for appointment. BUY-RITE Lawrte Rd., Atlantic Highlands. Also wall TapeltrlM for the aged. General dutlei. 787-9655 PR 5-9300 YT4-S1IS REALTY, 787-1010. (Broker). Call 249-2262 DMAN OALIJQRIIIS HELP WANTED-Male-Female 300 Main Bt. Asbury Park MAHOGANY ORAND PIANO - In HELP WANTED-MALE very good condition. l&M. Call 741- AtrTlQUB JEWELRir — T»»', jasa BEAUTICIAN WANTED — Full UmB FLAGPOLES AND FLAGS Open dally 'til 8: Sat. 'til 5:30 SITUATIONS WANTED-Female White enameled steel poles with flag, (790 afler a p.m. paid. laiB DEOX. 7M River Ra.{ «lr part-time. Male or female. Good sal- INSTRUCTION SOFA With gold slipcover. }2S. Haven, Bast. Tues.-8at. 11-g. W-tStt. ary. Call 671-9785 EAST OF EDEN top ornament and halyard. 18' pole YARD SALE — Thurl., Frl. and Sat. COLLEGE JUNIOR wishes Interesting cofnplete with flag S17; 23' pole com- Call BEAUTY SALON, Middlelown. PArKTINO—All Media. Private les- 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nothing over 31B. HAIR CLIPPBHS — For slsarlnf JOB OPPORTUNITIES well-paying Job. Experienced waitress, pletoj with flag 130.SO. In stock. 37 Viola Ave., Leonardo. . «t JENSEN MARINE DRY CLEANING AND SHIRT PRESS- salesgirl, etc. -Transportation. Write sons or organlied groups only. Lonla Urge animate. Call after ft p.m. , 49 Salem La., Little Sliver. 741-0437. Ifthrroulou, studio 31, 31 Broad SL RED BANK LUMBER 1M7 TENT-TRAILER - Deluxe mod- 77«-7at3 j ; Rapidly mpoirilng East coast plant ERS — Excellent opportunity. Ooed 1M Bank. T4HBH. el: excellent condition; all equipment. SOUVENIR SPOONS — Sugar shells salary. Call 589-0122. Pearl and Wall, Red Bank 7*1-1500 I13S0. 787-0292. and fancy aervlng pieces, EAST of largest sailboat producer In U.S. CHILD CARE FOR WORKING PAR- HOUSE ANTIQUES, Hwy 36 at Bears. OLD PENDULUM CLOCKS - W»»M nWds steady, ytar round help. Boot ENTS — Any age accepted. Also nur- COMPUTER CAREERS FURNITURE AND APFLIANCEB — RnraiOERATOIt —In original oar- Atlantic Highlands. glass domes and table lamps, cut experience not nectisary. We will sery school. Open year round. Call In business, ladustoy and goremmtnt WELFARE AND PBOPLE WITH ton. Reasonable. Call ilass. and old cylinder phonographs. HELP WANTED - MALE CREDIT PROBLEMS. IMMBDIATB OFFICE DESK — Oak, nolld top, Call MS-13J9. .• < train ASSEMBLERS - CARPENTERS 842-5213. •tart with BCPI training. Dar ami DELIVERY. INSTANT CRIIHT. 747-«M7. - PAINTERS - FIBERGLASS tvenlngs. OaU KCPI at »42-aoC or 30" X M", 3 ilrawers each side, $25, DINING ROOM SET WANTED " STENO SERVICE—In exchange tor visit ICPI, 240 Moammtiti Park HwT., CALL MR. GRAN, 373-6635. PIANO — Baby Orand, V10" Conway 787-0180. MOLDERS - WOODWORKERS. Paid Brokerage Firm in Monmouth Counly Colonial, Mediterranean, etc. Call Ml- own small office Red Bank area. Ret- West Lobl Branch. electric player. $300. i hospital and medical benefits, paid New Jersey desires services of P & 775-G34« 10 SPEED RAC1NO BIKE - Racing 1433. ' • > erencc.i. Girl Friday Steno Service, condition. Top condition. Working holidays and vacation, bonuses and S clerk for bock office operation. P. 0. Box 202, Little Silver. 741-6828. TUTORS SINGER DANELECTRO AMPLIFIER — 10" ANTIQUES - Paintings, N.Of. ,'AUU, Background In Securities ond Typ- price. STl-MS*. Enlates purchased and appraised 747* overtime. Experienced teachers will tutor for SEWING MACHINE speaker. Outtar, case, fuzztone In- ing Required. You may call Mr. WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN — In — 9.4I11H. sleeps five, 120. 2003. The Hudson Shop, Ind., (11 JENSEN MARINE, plv. of Bango aurnmer. Morning hours. Elementary or eluded. All for J100. After s, 5423103. Logon ol 201—642-5404 or wrlfe sup- my own home. Clean home, fenced* Special Education. All subjects. Call 19M rig zaf cabinet model, a'.lrhtly Call Broad St., Shrewsbury. ; ,' Punta Corp., P. O. Box 113, BBundry plying lull details* (In confidence In yard. 264-7033. 284-2399 or 264-4828 after 5 p.m. week- used. This machine darns, monognmfl, BPBBD GRAPHIC OUTFIT — Com- S42-3342 OLD FURNITUJtB — Antloues, ohlsi, Rd., Marlboro, N. J. Writ* or Pfione appllquei, sows buttonhole•, etc., all plete accessories. Call 1 of course) to Mr. R. Logan. SWITCHBOARD WORK — Fart-time days. BURFBOAUD — »'2" Gregg Noll, In glaasware, art obleots ind brle^-br - 431410Q between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. F. S. DONAHUE SANTO A CO. -without attachments. 6-year parts 812-0097 Immedlat. cuh for inythlni (An equal opportunity employer) or full-time. No typing. Wrlle to BDX guarantee. good condition. %V>. Call P.O. Box 812, Red Bonk, N. J. 07701 R-105, The Dally Register, Red BanK. SAILING INSTRUCTION — Private ANTIQUE HALL MIRROR — Beveled 671-8407 erythlng. Rusoll's 23 Bast leesons, your boat or mine, mornlngi. FULL PRICE Plate glass 7^'x3', cherry wood, spiral 741-1683 Any age over 10. Qualified Instructor. frame, lattice work. ISO or best offer. BABY CRIB — Light oak, solid pan- EXPERIENCED MOTHER — Woula CASH FOR ANYTHINO .' ' U(te to care for children In my home, References. 842-34M. 7B7-6180. eln, spring and mattress, 120. 717- $51.10 6180. Our Attic J * Fencing, yard and sun poreb. River OR Sl.«o PER WEEK 24x48 POOL — . With accessories. S31-S8M after „•>:«>. PRODUCTION EMPLOYEES Plaza ares. 842-4890. LEARN TO SAIL Call credk manager 9 a.m. to I Norge gas dryer. Call BABY ORAND PIANO - 291-3572 Great condition. $275 Call' ..T We need, people, to work rotating ihiffs. LADY — Elderly. Part-time. Com- 741-7681. panion or aid to same. Own trans- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ___ 775-4775 DARK . WALNUT BEDROOM SET — PETS AND LIVESTOCK ? Wa are willing to supply the following: portation. Interview. 747-9535. Consists of dresser, bookcase twin bed COMPLETE FIREPLACE EQUIP- YACHT CLUB ' THE BEST with built-in outlets and spring. Throe MENT — Butcher type electric meal PROFESSIONAL DOG OBOOIsTNO-- • Steady employment close to home MOTHER WILL CARE for Infant and Engineered rain gutter systemi In N.J. months old. ISO. 787-7S41. allcer, Kodak movie camera, protec- By appointment only. AKC!pood» • Excellent wages Including shift differential paymenti JUNE 23 through AUO. 22 SEAMLESS, concealed hangers, stain- and schnauzer puppfej. 4B1-M1L preschooler my home, Mlddletown. less steel sorows. Only .032 heavy TWIN METAL BEDS — Solid panel, tor, screen and editor. Man's bowling • Hosplfolteotlon Reference. 741-8071. gauge white used. Call for Free JM1- ball with case, electric Lionel train • Lift Insurance Two two-hour classes per veek two coll springs anr! two Inner spring net. Best offer. Call after 8 p.m.. PROFESSIONAL POODLI ORDOM- RELIABLE WOMAN—Wishes to take mates. mattresses. ]45. 7S7-6H0. INO — We groom to pr»u."C|ll • Disability end sick benefits cars or children In her home. Will 842-3248. • Retirement plan Boat handling and racing procedure. PROWN'S YOUTH BED AND CHEBT — »40. M2.IS5M. - board them If desired. Call 747-Z809. Automatic wa.iher, 350. 2B gal. aquar- BLACK A DECKER 22" DELUXE Apply rt FULL FEE 198.00 31 Broad Bt, Red Bank 741-7100 MOWER — Factory Healed rftrton. MOBILB DOO GROOMIKO * ium, J35. Call 787-0292, 2S% less than store price. 671-B623. WE COME TO YOU SITUATIONS WANTED-Male CALL BOB WILSON •72-0317 GARAGE SALE BDEN ACRE 842-403* RESTAURANT TABLES — 24"x<2", GAKAGR. SALE — Home furnishings, KERR And home furnishings. Gas floor fur- heavy duty Iron base, Formica top, antiques, rverythlng and anythlnr. 9LM* M4M/FACTU RING CORPORATION MAN WILL DO LIOHT TRUCKING nace, 75,000 BTU's, bedroom aet, kltch- MERCHANDISE •n table and chairs, 9x12 rug. Too 115 each. 787-6180. Sat. .Tune 14. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 11 (More Classified Adi PACKAGING PROOUCTS DIVISION AND GRASS CUTTING. CALL 2»1- Lakesldo Ave., Rumson. 3803. • many Items to mention. Sale Sat. and OARAGE SALE — Frl.. Sat. June 13, Beers ond Fronds StE. Keyport FOB SALE Sun., from 11-5 p.m., 15 Longvlew On The Next Page) TEACHER — Home repairs and Im- 14. Alfio Baby Grand Sohmer, books, MOVING — Living room furniture, An equal opportunity employer Way. Sea Bright. Entrance to Harbor some household furntHhfnss. Dr. But- provements. Painting, carpentry, roof- Light Beach Club Information, call night table. dresser, be<1*prMd«, Ing. Free estimates. 872-1488. HAT FOR •ALB ler, S24 Little Silver Point Rd., Little drapnrles and much more. 8at.. Juno I We a bale ana up. Also straw. Pat Long, 842-0879.' Silver. 14. from 10-3 p.m., 30 Laurie Lane, FOR SALE I DRAFTSMAN — Part-time evenings. 481-K7J Little Silver. Mechanical or architectural. Call at- REMAINDER OF STOCK — Men's, GARAGE SALE — Many nice houxe- women's and some children's wear. OARAOE SALE — Furniture, itehu- tar «, Mon.. Frl. 787-6915. TTPHW1UTER8, aJDDXKO fsrhtmi bold items. June 10 to June 19. 3411 PHILCO CLIARANCf All make* new or used. Guaranteed. W to 118 trousers, 13 plaj'tcx girdles Woodmerc Ave., Shark River Hills, mWlfler, etc. Frl., 1(1 lo 4, Bat., 0 Low u fx. MrptM's 101 Moomooth 12. Name brand bathing suits '|?.oo. Neptune. 775-4319. to 12, sun., 10 to 4. 18 Rosalie Ave., SALI AT FIRESTONE FACTORY HELP HELP WANTED-MALE St Next to tbMtST. 747-O4K. Tremendous bargains In other mer- Ttumson. chandise. Not all sizes. Mon. thru FURNISHINGS — Model house full. Oni week only. Week ol Juni tttj Frl. 0 a.m. to 3 p.m. Private home, Cost $5,O00. Bargain price $1500. 1306 GARAGE SALE — Dresnpra. crlh. 8 Memorial Parkway, Atlantic High- end tables, many othir Items. Tip. thru June 14th. Inclusive) Any Phllc* HELP WANTED-MALE Boxwood Dr., Wall. 531-0505. tween 0 a.m. and 4 p.m. Frl. A Sat. Hems from stock or catalogue m ALL SHIFTS BABY GRAND SOHMBlt _ Beauti- 23! Orchard Ave., Belford, off Leon- 19% over cost. Cost boski opift let PEONIES Bent ieties. Pink, ful Inntrument Needs tuning. Beat of- amvllle Rd. inspection. No money down> month! white. $1.50, red. $2. You dig. bring to pa/. EXPERIENCED fer. Dr. DutloK 584 Little Silver Point OARAGE BALE — Frl. and sat,, shovel. A. 1LER. 2164 Mlddletown. Rd., Little Silver, AUTOMOBILE Llncroft Rd., Mlddletown. 10-3 p.m. Clothing, household items, FIRHTONE • RID IANK NO EXPERIENCED REQUIRED 20" TWO WHEELER BIKE. — With miscellaneous. 1 Sllverhrook PI., Lln- MECHANIC DINING ROOM BET — Buffet, rec- training wheels, converts from boy's croft. MAPLE AND WHITE 5T. tangular table, four cane back chairs, Excellent pay, all fringe benefit!. to girl's. One week old. $20.. Also ITALIAN COUCH — Blue, like ncwT 747-5700 burl wood. Sacrifice. 542-2204. baby's white dresserette, plastic with Reasonable, Call after 6 p.m. Frl. or WE WILL TRAIN Good working conditions. Monmoulh vinyl foam top, like new, sm. 787-7841. County's Import Leader. ALLSEW SHOPPES all day Sat. 530-3001. Red Bank Auto Imports 48 Church St. 405-O177 Keansbnrg Newmon Springs Rd. Red BanK SOME MECHANICAL APTITUDE 74I-5BB6 DOORS, DOORS — SECONDS In our basement — finally arrived — CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY LIGHT MACHINE HELP WANTED-Malc-Female HELP WANTED-Mate-Female priced torn J2.B3 to H.M — good (lush doors Luan or Birch — eoma cut out for lock and hinges — ready A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI EXPERIENCE HELPFUL lor hanging — also make good tables or desks — tlret come, flrat served, RED BANK LUMBER JOIN A GROWING COMPANY Pearl and Wall. Red Bank. 741-B5OO PRODUCTION WORKERS Adding Machines-Typewriters Painting and DecoraUa? MALE FEMALE BEST TOP SOIL IN A GROWTH INDUSTRY Good fill dirt, blue stone, road gravel, ADDINDINO MACimnCB - TnwwrttTnmm ROBERT g. rARWXLL ' I sand, etc. Bulldozing, and backhoe ser- soldld, rented, repaired. IsloIsrploo'' s ltltd Painting * DKoratlng vice. Eckel's TruoWng. Morginvllle, Monmouth Si, Aid Dealt, U7-IH»S. ANDERSON BROS. We ore a leading manufacturer of wire, GO AND GROW WITH MIDLAND! _Tor Vrs« BsUntaMi Call «3JJ1» 591-9707. INC. LB. PA1NTINO CONTRAOTOR - NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED neascnabla price. Free ssllmatei. In- cable, and TV system products offering... GARAGE SALE Diamonds Bought or Restyled PACKINO - MOVINft terior, eiterlor. Oeneral rspalra. JI7- Antlquen, furniture, hooks, dishes, HIGH WAGES STEADY WORK lumps, appliances, old telephones and ST0RA6I ., hundreds of Items available for every- Let us buy tha diamonds you don't OVERTIME one. Fri. and But. from D 10 », 95 wear or let us reatyl* them for TOO Pearl and Bead Kestrloging, GOOD SAURY / GENEROUS BENEFITS OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT Branch Aye., Red Bank. 741-2233. personally. ReuijlllM'. M Broad It Outstanding Benefits RARE AND UNUBUAL PLANTS — Xxptrtlr on braided nylon. It Mia, No reasonable offer refused. Morn- General Contractors SSSM-™""""* olMP* trtm '•T STEADY YEAR R0UND WORK MUST BE ABLE TO WORK ALL SHIFTS Ings only, 201 Shore Blvd., sm. COLLIE — Four months. STRONQ AGENCY, Heeltor. 7 AN URGENT KSED for 7 at 3 -bed- shop, with «sta_ed jtor» BatuUful aalmil. Call room home. Unfurnished. ID Fair 30 Kidge M., Kumson 842-0444 Four bedrooms. 2^ baths. On corner EATONTOWN — 14-room older home TWO BTORY DWBUJNa — With ond brae apartment obovt. LofcrtkC Haven. Family of four. 747-2699. halfacre. Large screened porch. Many on 15O'x320' lot. 67 Grant Ave. Call MJ-1309 TWO ROOMS — Kitchen and bats. Member Multiple Listing extra*. Mid JiO'a. 671-2M. two-car garage. 41 Johnson Ave., Mat- street Jo street. Good u«tl«i Unfurnished. No children. 144 Cbesti 512*398 or J29-1300. awan. M5M07. Boysfiort wiifi city iisan — — WANTBD — Rejistered Perslsn .. nut St., Red Bank. . 3 OR i BEIDROOII BOUSE -fltrsth- but open to oil ofltn trirouoft and kittens. Reasonable. Contact Mn more area, Call- HOUSES FOR SALE P. BOVA, Realtor. 67I-2SMT . H. Harrison, alter 6, 671-1801. AH ci RED BANK — Luxury apartment* 583-1J73 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE will b« taken Into consideration. available. Monmouth county'a finest; DEBIRE TO RENT — Two-bedroom AKC LABRADOR RETREIVER pup. Centrally ilr cosdltlosed bulldliu'. 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms. From 1240,' house or apartment. Two children. PIBB — BU week old. Yellow. Oitnv Call 721-76B5. plon bujcground. S150 each. 741-9061, Rlvervlew Towers, 28 Klverslde Av«., Red Bank. 741-1732. Rental office opea alter B^m. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally. PROFESSIONAL _ Gentleman and .nXOBfcBT SELECTION — Fi wife need, for July and August, one I BEDROOMS WATERVIEW! ....$28,000.00 room with light housekeeping, prefer adoption. Affectionate dogi. pupa, ca: KEAN8BURO — Beachvlew Gardens, Nestled amongj) treoi high on a hill overlooking AS FAST AS WE LIST THEM — WE SELL THEM! klttem. m-mi. 160 Beachway. One-bedroom apart- Fair Haven or within 5 miles. Will ment overlooking the bay available use during -weekends and two weeka the ocean and bay! Interior don* in exquiiile MINIATURE POODLES AKC — Bind Immediately.. Modern kitchen, cook- vacation in August. Call 783-0286. Inslde-Outslde Shaol me Males only. Wormed and vaccinate! Colonial lasts and excellent condition. Paneling, Brand New ing (as, heat, hot water supplied. Air UNFURNISHED — Three-bedroom And From World CeKeld Blx weeka old. |ioo. 291-2327. conditioned. Call 787-346T. beamed ceilings in living room and dining room, Every Angle bouse. Long lease. References. Call cathedral beamed ceiling in kitchen. Large family JMIJUTUN PUPS — AXC, oSiarc 220-489:. come on over la millloootres Four bedrooms, 214 boms, plon aired. Permanent ihots, wormed will truly enjoy this. Well-built lovely horn: wllfi central air eoncfmonlnj end Mutt nil thla week., MakI" • e olfer. 542' COMMERCIAL RENTALS Gorgeous grounds. Four bed- row, An outstanding ond large rooms. Uvlng and dtn> ; 62W. FURNISHED ROOMS rooms plus convertible den. most unusual buy at Ing rooms, eat-In Mlchen, J- WAREHOUSE] BTORAaX SPACD Large living arid dining car garage. : AKC BTANDARD DACHSHUNDS — Approximately 1300 ag. n. Can KBANBBURO —Furnished room and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS! $18,500.00 rooms, i $80,000+ Black and tan, Champion bloodline, board for Mlo'dleaged man or wom- $42,500 $44,9,0 lor show or pat Lovable, happy healUiy an. No pets. Near Beath. 7»7-9«66. 4 bedroom' older typa home with large living room puppies. Ona male, three lemalee OSTICE BUITE — 75S an. ft la ax- with beautiful atone fireplace, dining room and SOLD — BUT WE SOLD — BUT WE : 1100 and up. For more Informatlo ceUent location. Desirable for uj pro. KEANSBURO — Large comfortable SOLD — BUT WB call M1-C3M after » p.m. feaetoa. Call 7J7J71O betweea » aaST room for gentleman. Reasonable. kitchen. Owner already in Florida an p.m. 747- Member Both Alio •mill proved atud, AKC, Whlti J500 SQ. FT. — Ught manolreturlni 1917. REALTORS Multiple Uitlng |>00. J72-18M. loft for least. OENTLEMAN — Room nert to bitB. HORSES FOR RENT Call 74int» private house, privileges available. MEMBER OF 2 MULTIPLE LISTINGS Servleef deafly OFFICE - 400-800 >q. "ft. All ser- Residential Shrewsbury. References. $3.50 per hour vices. Small building. Shrewsbury. 741-8586. 500 HWT. 36 872-0001' HIGHLANDS WDING INSTRUCTIONS Call 747-2401 SUMMER RENTA1. — Private en- 8 TINDALL RD. vVeatern English OFFICE SPACE — Ground floor, 18x trance,, tile bath, paneled and car- Now opn »venln9i until 9:00 7 doyt a wnkl {ROBERTS BUILDING) 671-5151 MIDDLETOWN 14.50 hour S5.M hour 60>, 505 Broad St., Shrewsbury. Call peted. 741-1689 or »71-O677. DUTCH ACRES 741-1152. ROOMS FOR RENT — Adults. Call 1M Holland Rd. 671-5909 MlddleUwn STORE FOR RENT — In new build- AKC K-9 CUTIEB ing off Hwy 9t on First Ave. Atlantic GRAND OPENING Hlfblands. Ideal lor office or small 8DiaL_ ROOM -^raejn, I business. Call 291-3020 between S a.m. •.bits RMuwn&bl6. OftntiennJ 6 p..m. PUPPY VULA lerod. m wsauc. it. w-tan. Initairt Credit --JRB — 2ffx<0'. Also three large LEONAJIDO — Ctos* M Dew*. Large •pedal Poedlea from |50, eJl alzea and offices. Reasonable rent. Available furnished room, walk-In elosets. Re- colon. (I. Bernard! from 4210, _*].July 1st. Apply serpico's, 101 Men-frigerator. Private bath, Private en- GRAND OPENING THIS WEEKEND! xnaHana from *75. Fabulous Greal mouth St., Red Bank, nest to Carlton trance. »85 including utilities. Avail- Daoea from flOO. Bloodhounda, Irish Theatre, able • July 1st. call mmu. met iettori. Toy Pox Terriers, Wire Foi BATONTOWN — Available [or to- 6:30. Terrleri, Buaet Hounda, Bcotuoi, Cotktr Spaniels, Schnausers, Welmt- medlata occupancy, attrtctlve olllce, ranen, Pun, Dachshunds, Shetland wood paneled, carpeting, 4G0 *aq. It. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Iheep Dofa. (Miniature Collies), ALL Mi-MM. FUPt HEALTH CIUARANTEED. Pel. HOUSES FOR SALE mantnt shots, wormed. Lowest Prlcea, B«»t Quality. NEED W_ ARB MOWNO-LOOK FOR RIVER PLAZA OBAND OPBNINO MiDDLETOWN K-9 CLUB WAREHOUSE FourJbedroom, 2W-toth two-elory tu- It Front It. Bed Bank dor In beautiful condition. WaJkln* TIT>3«M nWnce to achool end ttaaapertaUon. vuppua • PUPPIES • PUPPIES SPACE Early poaseaalon. Asktal (38.000. OALH-VIN PUT 8HOPPB Mohmouth Shopping Center LlTTL'E SILVER BU-UM IN, F«wBnlroom, two-oaOt :C«OT Cod. DACHIHUNDS — AKC rotllttre l In ltvins room, one male, ona female, six weeka old. mnid poSh.^utllull lM»*««e|?l*e|?«« Call 787-4267. with m_v treei, Full baaemont. One SHREWSBURY? half block to buaea. Shopping and glAM-BS AT KRY LYESA — Beau- aohoola naatSy. _ow taxes. El tiful colon, inoculated, klttena and posteaaler? Asking »3«,6O0. atud aervlci. I42-28M. JUtOISTBIlBD PERSIAN KITTENS MIDDLETOWN Champion aired; alao champion shell 741-4300 Four*Bd«»m, 2H-b»th Colonial wlto cameo at atud. Ar-don Cattery, T8T- full basement, flreplevpe- tollvtaa;."fjo . ITIT. If no answer, SM-ltlO. •TORE FOR RENT — 600 SO..ft., Dra,neriea and rods Included, wall-to- IBS per roonUi. Call wall crp.Unt, Jtenr. many other ex- WHITS GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP 717-0633 tras. Cl& sewsra. Buly poasenlon. FT — Six week old male. Adorable. SanaterKd owner aakini $48,000. AKO railatend. ISO. Stan Lerner, Dot PRIME OFFICE SPACE AT RED •Mia la a buyl Trainer, SJ1-UM. BANK AIRPORT — Furnished or un- IRISH BETTBrt PUPPIES — AKV furnished, with Receptionist and Sec- tAWLEY AGENCY. reilatered. Oil retarial service If desired., Call S<2- 671-3683 0900 Realty Oroup. Realtors • Insurort BEAUTIFUL KITTEN — Frea to Established 1932 foot borne. DISTINGUISHED 741-47ST 100 Hwy. 35 Red Bank LIUC SIAMESE KITTENS - Only OFFICE 741.6262 three raalea left. Affectionate, healthy registered. Brerl from show quality. SPACE SsJSM?. Stud available. Locjtted In center of Had B*nlf LITTLE SltVER CO—UB PUPS — AKC. Bibles, trla. tMltneii district. All mots. Raised with children. M3- Colonial, 3 ytara young, -on one plus . All then fettursi provided: e.cre. Eljht rooma <4 be4rooma), 2i4 lies. ... baths, beautiful den rwitti beamed BA8BNJU3 — AKC. Barkless, odor, • Centnl Air Oondltlonlnt celling, two-car garage, : Full cellar. leu dot of Africa, casmplon tired • Self B«rWc§ -Dlav&tor Large cknetj. In mfht condition. »6»,- quality malei. S84-73M. • Prlvsvts Parklnt Space ooo. Call us today. SIAMESE BlUB AND SBALPOINT • Com plats j&nltorlal 8ervi_e KITTBNa - 8 weeks old CFA res- • Individual Th-rm<»UUoally JOSEPH G. McCUE INC. latered, .alao cat boarding. PURKTV controlled heat PUT OATTIRY NU-8M5. • Will-to-W_ll Realtor WIR-HAtRED T-RRIBR-T montni Call for appolntmtnt to lnipeot 30 Hidge Bd., Rumson 842-0444 old. Call TU-J733 Member Multiple Listing POODLE PUPPIES — Female, black, 747-1100 CONTEMPORARY RANCH flx.wtekt old, First ihot. No papers, 14 Broad Sfreet Rsd Bank 190 each. 747-0183. You must take a look at Wile four-bed- CHOICE OFFICE SPACE — Looted room, two-batli, dream home located THREE SIAMESE KITTON" - on Broad St., Newly decorated 160 papers, 110 each. Large breeder! for in exclusive Wayside Village. Spacious who has ever>thing, ier month, Including electricity end living room with Urepla.ce, formal din- •ale. SM-B288. teat. Other space available from {50 ing iroom, porch-Mutto and two-car at- BLACK TOY POODLB PUPS J200. MEISTEICH AOENCY, 741- tached garage. His* wooded ntt-aT. CALL 1KU165, wltt city sewer. Wall-to-wa.il S7MJ01 oarpetlng and many extras Inoluded at (90,000. We have the key. Evea, anil BLUB TICK COON HOUND — Two- Bun. Mrs. Odom, 229-0903. ytarold male. All shots, started hunt- HOUSES FOR RENT e |W< 81im tta to 1354 Per Month ••_ ;_f CHESTNUT GELDING - SIXYBAK THE BSRO AaENCT CAMASSA AOENCY 1 OLD, OVER If HANDS. BOTH WEST- LIHLE SILVER Anddoesntwantit. Us' ERN AND ENGLISH, JUMPS. PDR- FBCTION PBRflONIFIBD. PHONB RTDE IILXOTION OF RENTALS - 741-6336 n-eem. Furnished and, unfurnished. Xnunedt* Realtor . 4 Parker Ave. AKC BEOISTBRHD — dolden Colin >te oeoupancy, SAMUEX, TBICHSR "Everything" for today'shomeowner • You're buying 50 extra holidays a year jupplen, Wire Fox Terrier puppioi A.QENCT, Oeeuport Ave., Oceanport QUAINT COTTAGE Wormed and Inoculated. 671-1862. S_-J500. IN THE COUNTRY Includes some good things, (like space ... Just by ending that one-day-a-week 9 different BLACK OAITBD MARB^MBRICAN TWO AND THREE - BEDRSOM On over two acrw In MiddlcAown. Por- lADDUB BRED. JUMPS, W HANDS. ^OMES — For rent or salB. $_3 to lect for coupto or small family who and privacy). And some bad things (like you waste maintaining your property. 1325. PHONB 671-tSKB. 1160 a month. THE KIRWAN CO., want -ecluslon. Blx rooma, 1lk ba,Uifl, lawn cutting, weeding, fertilizing, snow EALTORS, Belford, 787-55O0. W. lir&place. BcauUIui property witii • You're buying recreational facilities models from THREE 8BALPOINT SIAMB8B KIT- leaiuburg. 7S7-66OO. Ilaalot. 264-7200. natur*. )«nd-C-pln . Asking $40,000. TENS — Eight weeks old. Trained to K shoveling, and exterior maintenance). (including a private Swim Club)— litter box, two males, one female. ERMONT Three-bedroom, fire- If younow have all that...and don't want t72B78 ilace. six-bedroom, large. Near awlm- THE LOW A6ENCY right on the site—that are unmatched 'IRISH SBTTRR — Female seven hiking, etc. «W week. 842-1787, Realtors if... KINGSLEY SQUARE is for you. by most apartments or residential monUn. playlul, lovely, to good home. :UM8ON - SUMMER EENTAI, — 636 K1ver Bd. Fair Havtn 741-1177 Call MI-8472. lautlful private location, one mile to KINGSLEY SQUARE Is a community developments. teach. Four bedrooms, 2tt ^aths. NEW LISTING BEAUTIFUL WHITE OEIIMAN Mlly furnished. July 1 to Sept. 2, Mlddletown four-bedroom split lovel. of Town Houses. Private, one-family • You're buying a magnificent suburban $18,950 BHEPHBRD PUPPrES - AKC, »4J. ISM for the season. Rsferences re- Living room with coxpotlns, kitchen STAN LBRflEK, DOf Trainer, Wl- ulrad. HALL BROS., Realtors, 113 with dining area. Largo recreation -homes that are individually owned but M54 after S:30. room, two Mths, patio, garage. Love- setting of acres of parkfand, complete tlvcr lid., Fulr Haven. 741-7616. ly lot. Call now. $29,300. attached to each other in small, tasteful fJELDINO — FOUR-YEAR-OLD ember Multiple Listing service. with walks, benches, a terraced brook, EXCELLENT FINANCING rTRAWBBRKY ROAN, 18 HANnS. pen 7 days. groups. Each has its own distinctive exterior gas lights. • WESTBRh7 AND BNOLISH. GF4NTLB ,UMSON — Summer rental. Holy LINCROFT ASSOCIATES design, within the grouping. Each is a AND RESPONSIVE. I28S. PHONB ro«s arcs. Large, shaded, lully lur- 7W Hwy. 35 Mlddletown 671-8333 671-8999. lahod. Five bedrooms. 3!4 bsths. On full-size home with full-size kitchen, din- DIRECTIONS: From Freehold Traffic NmSIAN KITTENS — !5 each. ;wo acres. IWerences. required. AlK- ItUMSON OPPORTUNITY FOR THE Call ng $3000. Cull p.m. m-2Ut. ing room, recreation room, Jiving room, Outstanding value! Circle (at intersection of Roirte 9 and 747-5M1 IEW SHREWSBURY — Cottage for VOUNQ FAMILY WHO DB8m_S storage areas and truly spacious bed- Route 331: Proceed norfh on Route 9 •nt. Unfurnlahed. yearly lease and KINGSLEY SQUARE Town Houses are •feretices reuulred. 1 bedroom. nUMSON. This conveniently located rooms. Yet, each is as care-free as living for 1,000 feef fo Kingtley Way; turn UAL ESTATE FOR RENT dulls only. For appointment, M2- really the only intelligent way to deal two-story house. Living room, dining in an apartment. right and continue ro model area .. < APARTMENTS 185. with skyrocketing real estate costs. IATE COD—South Yarmouth. Pleas- room, kitchen, sun room, three bed- From Asbury Park Area: Routs 33 wait •ATONTOWN, BATON CRIBT-Qold nt three rooms plus bath cottage. KINGSLEY SQUARETown Houses are Considering the square footage you get, to Freehold traffic circle; then as MtdalUon Club and Apartmsnts. 1 400 per month, |7M per sesson. Call rooms, one bath. Full basement Stor- »nd 3 bedrooms. BU-lllfe. dallf t-_ 1-0031. built in "clusters" because this permits the neighborhood, the freedom from above ... From Red Bank Area: age attic. One-ear detached garage. SINOLB MAN WILL SHARE — Large OUR BEDROOM!) — Large living large, open, commonly-owned land areas exterior maintenance, and the re-sale ocm. Dining room. Eat-In kitchen. County Route 520 west to Route 79; two-bedroom apartment with same. Fireplace In living room. Many extras. Centrally located, Red BsnK. 872-1S31. ™11 basement and sttlc. Avsllable for beauty and recreation.., because value—nothing else today comes close south ('left) on Route 79 into uly 1. B42-IIB7 sfter 7. T41-7MO. 1ST,500 asking. THJC DOWSTRA AGEM- this method of land use and "clustered" on price. Freehold; turn right on Manalapan APARTMENTS APARTMENTS OY, 01 B. Frant St., Bed Bank. 7(1- construction permits economies that . Remember, these are not apartments, Avenue and continue to Freehold 8700. make the homes a remarkably good buy but full, private residences you own your- traffic circle; -than at above. ... because "clusters" begin to restore LOOKINO FOR A NEW ENGLAND self and can sell whenever and to whom- COLONIAL? Only six years old with a sense of community and neighborhood eight spacious rooms, 2% baths, utility ever you choose, without prior approval room, two car garage. A diajjnlng often lost in the suburbs. home that must be seen for £65,000. from anyone. The mortgage is yours, pteasa call us for an appointment. KINGSLEY SQUARE, in short, pro- directly. The deed is in your name. You Pleasure BT—RUNO THOMPSON ASSOC. vides all the environmental, living space benefit directly from income tax deduc- Freehold Borough, N.J. REALTOR OALLEHY OF HOMES and tax benefits of one-family home tions for interest and taxes. i! W. niver Bd. 747-0800 Bunion living... without any of the ground Apartments UEL1OHTFULLY DIFFBIIENT — maintenance burdens that go with it. Bp&ctous Capo Cnd with many large trees. Raised hcarlh fltopliLco In liv- 2 and 3-bedroom models AthnticAvs., Long Branch, N.I. ing room with Dutch door to a lovely KINGSLEY screened porch. Formn.1 dining room, modern kitchen, scparats dining area. You have a choice of 2 or 3 bedroom 31' family room. Four largs bed- rooms, two baths. Glgantlo storage What are you buying? models.1 or2 story models. With 1,1%, NUW llv. on the bsnlc. o( (lailei. 20I-JW0. (201)462-8772 •Inj Cenfsr)) turn soil on Jollns Ava. (lewern Lsnf irefteW emiII» FAIR HAVBN — For couple. Two- neulli Kou Tree* te •roncheert Avt.) un te Allonllc Ave.i rlent t» bedroem older borne. Kb-to". Qood flMwre Ian; Aets. area. Beat shops JU.tOO. Jit-UU, r, -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAXK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969-

HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSEfr FOB SALE BOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOLMOEL YOU PICK! LITTLE SILVER CAPE COD REDDEN AGENCY Four bedrooms, two baths, on double lot witii trees, We offer lot your eonsldertAloQ to We offer you e. eoaoklnc new 1 new area... bedroom ranch In Oceanport. Two tl hearth in living room, game room, screened porca, jKjl> e Many fully wooded lot* to cfaooi batbf, ,large living room, dining TOO; leading to wood gsundcck. Excellent 741-9100 garage. "Taxes only $822. Convenient for school children. • Ideally located to all forma of tram construction includes hot-water b&se portation. board heat and all-aluminum elding;. Transferred owner asking $36,500. e Rolling terrain offering beautifi Priced at (29,900. Raaltors-lnsurbrs scenic view. LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL . every reputable buiMer. Or Member of Red Bank • Financing available to qualified bu; Multiple Llatinr Two-story. Four bedrooms, bath and powder room, paneled ers. This four-T>edroom, 1W naUi, bl-leV' sun room, large living room 14x25, full cellar, carpeting in REALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISERS • In the judgment of this realtor- with park-like setting, large wood pan NEW SHREWSBURY'S cellent value. Call and discuss. eled family room, utility room leariin, living room, dining room, stairs, den and hall. Central air SHREWSBURY OFFICE to brick patio. Owner being trans NICEST - Lovely four-bed- ferred and will Include carpeting J conditioning. Cellar, garage. Quiet. neighborhood with trees. MARSHALL P. WHITFIELD Hale. See It «t $31,900. Eves, and 8ui room home on nicely land- Realtors Hr«. Odom, 229-0903. scaped plot. Attractive living Asking $38,009. S. Holmael Ed. Holmdel Mi room, dining room, kitchen PRESTIGIOUS LITTLE SILVER LOCATION NEW LISTING - NEW SHREWSBURY Three bedroom, 2 bath Ranch boasting spacious living room with fireplace, dining roomi up-to- CAMASSA AGENCY with dishwasher, family room, tne'fTtinute kitchen, family room, 2 car garage. Approximately I '/i acrat. $39,900. HOUSES FOR SALE LITTLE SILVER den, IVi baths. This won't last Four-bedroom split level. 28x14 game room, bath and powder room. Hot water gas heat. Beautiful condition. Asking $32,90D. You'can BET YOUR 8OTTOM DOLLAR this il a bargain! Four bedroom Ranch, 2 tiled baths, 741-6336 at $34,500. living-dining area, handiome paneled activity room in spacious baierrrant. Attached garage. PHA NEW LISTING - LINCROFT RANCH Attractiva iandicaped 2/3 acre. $30,800. COLTS NECK LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL- CANT FIWD A PLACE TO RENT? Four-bedroom authentically reprj Patock - built four • bedroom Three bedrooms, bath, dining room,, kitchen combination, full LET US SHOW YOU HOW TO PUR- duced Colonial farm house with ( cellar, garage. Beautiful, quiet area with some trees. Asking CHASE WITH NO DOWN, VA, OR posod beams and wiiie planlicri fin home in one of Little Silver's OAK HILL RANCH LOW DOWN. FHA. WE HAVE Ing. Family room wlUi large fire1 $26,000. On a btautiful corner lot with a vi«w all around s«ti a lovely, nicer-than-new 3 bedroom HOMES THAT ARE VA AND FHA place anrl rough aawn cedar pane nicest locations. Entrance hall. APPROVED AND READY TO BE ing. Also den. Many other features ..Ranch. Excellent sfie living room wffh a fireplace, formal dining room, parolee/ family room, One acre lot. Good location. A vpr Living room with fireplace. PURCHASED. CALL OR STOP IN. interesting home at $53,500. ILLMSf large tunny kitchen, 2 full baths, basement, 2 ear garage, plus 2 ion» heating and many NO OBLIGATION. EVES. AND SUN. SEE AGENCY. Realtor, Rt. 34, Coll Dining room. Kitchen with dish- Appliances included. Owner transferred, anxious for tale. $48,900. MRS. ODOM, 229-0903. ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY Xeck, 452-3172. washer. Gameroom with fire- CAMASSA AGENCY 'REDUCED~52,000 — For quick sal place. Paneled office. iVz baths. REALTOR 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. Four-bedrooma, two-bath Colonial. Ha: LITTLE SILVER everything. Den and gameroom. Ex Screened porch. Priced to sell 199 Broad Street Ratj Bank 741-3450 cellent landscaping. Many extras Open 7 Days 741-5212 Trade-ins 741-6336 ?J5,500. Call today for appointment at $44,900. Realtor 4 Parker Ave. EDWARD A. HANLON ENGLISH TUDOR - Four- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Realtor S42-G11 bedroom home on large plol. 50i Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury ATLANTIC 'HIGHLANDS RUMSON - Ultra prime rus- 24' living room. Large dining Lovely Victorian home In excellent room. 22x18 paneled den. Suncondition. Four large bedrooms, 2\k tic locale. Modern Colonial. HOUSES FOR SALE baths, living room, fireplace. Oil Fireplaces in living room and room. 2'/2 baths. Carpeting. heat. Full finished basement with built-in fear. Third floor partially den, formal dining room, large IT TAKES TWO TO TANGO . . . $38,000. finished studio apartment with view QUALITY SPECIALS of Hay and Ocean. Must be seen to kitchen, game jjftpm. Five bed- Four-bedroom Cope $17,500 appreciate. A steal at $35,000. Four-bedroom, two slory MOOR YOUR BOAT AT YOUR rooms, 4>/2 bafflf. Two patios. wllh fireplace $18,500 OWN DOCK — Immaculate Hot air gas heat. Detached Three-bedroom ranch, choice $22,000 MDDLETOWN three-bedroom home on the Immaculate four bedroom split-level, two-car garage. One plus acre. BUT THREE TO SiLL A HOUSE! When you call us start packing. two baths. Hot water ba3cbo[ml heat. Shrewsbury River. L-shaped, Large game room. Garage. Lot $67,500. 100x125. Excellent financing to quill- QUALITY REALTY living room, dinette, kitchen fled buyer. Immediate possession. $28,- includes range and refrigera- 900. FAIR HAVEN - Inviting liv- ASSOC. ing area. Attractive split level. Realtor! tor, V/2 baths, enclosed porch. Hwy. 36 Leonardo THE BROOK AGENCY Living room has fireplace. Din- THE SELLER . Bulkheading. $33,600. ANNE E. MARTIN, Realtor Bank Building, Atlantic Highlands ing room, electric kitchen, Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. 291-17il7 paneled den, three bedrooms, FOR THE EXECUTIVE Corner Bergen PI. 'HOLMDEL two baths. Utility room, hot OAK HILL water baseboard gas fired RED BANK High ground. Trees, New five-bed- THE BUYER ...... OF THE WEEK In a storybook setting surrounded room brick and frame Colonial heat, attached one-car garage. by tall trees ts this four-bedroom, (roomy;. Barn shake shingles. Two centrally air conditioned Colonial Evenings and Sundays baths. Powder room. Family room Large plot. Reduced to $42,000. NEW SHREWSBURY with two full baths, two-car garage* with fireplace. Basement. Two-car ga- family room, basement and patio rage. Well built with privilege of se- RUMSON - Conveniently situ- topped-with an Indoor rustic brick 741-9204 lecting all color schemes and tiling. Four-bedroom, two-bath ranch. fireplace. Occupancy September 1st. City water, Low taxe^. Bus to all ated. Modern Colonial. Fire- AND THE REALTOR! A buy & 354,500. schools, Close to storeH, buses and 33x15 paneled* gam-a room in trains. Just offered at $59,000. place in living room. Dining basement wifh built-in storage WATERFRONT PAUL P. BOVA ;O3' bullcheadeci. Four-bed room, 114 • room, electric kitchen. Three closets and cabinets. Garage. ath almost new split level. Nice llv- JOSEPH S. LANG, bedrooms, V/i baths. Full base- Realtor-lnsuror jut room, dining room, modern kitch- FOR PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE Front porch. Nicely landscaped. 35 Cherry Tree Farm Rd. en, large paneled family room. What REALTOR ment. Ample grounds. $30,000. a buy! $29,900. IN THE SALE OF YOUR HOME, LIST YOUR PROPERTY $30,800. New Manmaulh Main St., Hnlmdol fl«-423r 671-2544 Mao waterfront three -bedroom ranch.' Member Multiple Listing 8ervlce DENNIS K. BYRNE WITH A MEMBER OF RED BANK AREA 741-3450 Leave The Financing To Us $25,000. Three-bedroom, two-bath ranch Open 7 Days & Frl. Nights MIDDLETOWN • REALTOR-INSUROR MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. $50,000. 199 BROAD ST. RED BANK Trode Your House In SHORECREST 8 West River Road Rumson Member Multiple Listing EULA WILTSHIRE AGENCY Four-bedroom, two tiill-bflth home on beautifully landscaped plot. This la Phone 842-1150 Realtors one of the nicest homes In the area. HE WILL INSPECT YOUR PROPERTY, DISCUSS CURRENT 1480 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright Attractive mortgage can be arranged MEMBER MULTIPLE 842-0004 to qualified buyer. Transferred owner LISTING MARKET VALUE, RECORD PERTINENT DETAILS, AND Open 7, Days asking only (38,900. OBTAIN A SIGNED EXCLUSIVE LISTING, HOLMDEL LAWLEY ASENCY CHILDREN PARADISE THE STEPHENS AGENCY, INC. Oversized and new. Four bedroom Co- Realtors - Insurers WHICH WILL BE CIRCULATED, TOGETHER WITH A lonial. Two baths. Powder room. Pri- FOUR BEDROOMS vate office for dad or fifth bedroom. Established 1932 A very well maintained hom« tn Short OFFERS IN Fireplace. Basement. Two-car garage. Crest. Two baths,1 eat-In kitchen, for- PHOTOGRAPH, TO OVER 200 SALESMEN, AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU! Decorate to your taste/ Good country 100 Hwy. 35 Red Bank mal dining room, large family room. living yet near everything. Good Lovely lawn, trees and flpwerlnf schools, commuting, along with low 741-6262 ahrubj. Basement and attached ga- MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP taxes. Priced at $47,900, Other new rage. Across the street from a la.r« YOU PAY ONLY ONE COMMISSION, AND THAT'S WHEN THE houses $42,500 and up. RUMSON park. 00% mortgage available If quail* HOUSE IS SOLD. EXPANDED CAPE COD $23,500. fled, Cell right away (or this Oni. Neat four-bedroom/ lVi-bath home with full basement and detached, BEAUTIFUL AREA Asking $28,000. JOSEPH S. LANG, Centrally alr-condltloned three-bed- AVAIL YOURSELF OF THE SERVICES OFFERED garage. Prime location tor family with school age children. Shopping REALTOR room, two-bflAh ranch home. Stone fire- HALL BROS., Rsaitors within walking distance. First time offered. Coll 767-7500. place In living room, formal dining Main St., Holmrtcl SM6-4237 room, 29x18 kitchen, Jalousled porch. 813 Rlv&r Rd. T4l-768fl Fair Haven BY MEMBERS OF Member Multiple Listing Service Lovely ihrllbs. Asking $57,500. Member MulUpte Lfffttaf flerv(« UP?ER MIDDLETOWN — Tyear old Open 7 Daya KEYPORT Cape Cod in excellent condition. Four bedroom.i, lVi baths, attractive liv- RUSSELL M. BORUS NEW SHREWSBURY — $32,900 •- ing room and kitchen, full basement \k acre lot In beat residential a ret TWO FAMILY (INCOME) $27,000. add garflfio. Clflae to shopping. Ask- REALTORS off Sycamore Ave. Tour bedrooms, Small amount of cash needed to make you the landlord. Two three- ing $23,500. E. A ARMSTRONG 600 River Rd. Fair Haven V/i baths, recreation room, c«llir, r 747-4532 hot-water heat, oak floors. Absentee bedroom, apartments In excellent condition. Steam heat, full basement, AGEN'fri, Realtor. ^ )5 Proapect Ave., Llltle Sliver. 141-45O0. owner say* nell. Shown by appoint* aluminum combinations, clt/ sewers In quiet residential neighborhood. OFF A COUNTRY H0AD — Nestled mpitt only MEISTRICH AGENCY, 741- In horse country Colt.i Neck, Spacious Owner anxious. Call 787-7500. Dutch Colonial awaiting your Inspec- MULTIPLE LISTING HOUSES FOB SALE tion. Four large bedrooms, Vk baths, NEW SHREWSBURY — Ideal loca- lovely living room, elegant dining tion. One acre corner lot. Large SERVICE room. Ideal kitchen and den with Ranch. Two-car ovaralzed garage, Highway 36 & East Road brick fireplace plun central air condi- Four bedroomn, two baths. Carpeting FAIR HAVEN tioning, double garage. 551,900. E.A. and many other extras. Assume *SH% Belford, New Jersey ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 5M mortgage. Principals , only. By ap- FOUR BEDROOMS Prospect Ave,, Little Silver. 7U-4500. pointment. M2-ilO7. Multiple Listing Member RIVER PLAZA — $18,500 INCOME PROPERTY — Three 8- Spacious older home. Nice residential room and one 2-room apartments. RIVER RIGHTS area. Full basement and garage. Call Each with kitchen and ')tth. Separate fast, thla won't laat. MEIBTRICH entrance, ample parking, doubls g»* Move In Immediately and «n)oy a AGENCY, 7«-58S8. rage. Riverfront. 00 Shrewsbury Av».. summer at ttie short. Immaculate OroAR }5,052 year. Must lell. *2B,W0. 741-1416. four-bedroom hams with Interesting HOUSES FOR SALE I living accommodations such as dtn» (More Classified Ads gome room, screened porch and I FOR THE JR. EXECUTIVE TRANSFERRED? Start off in o Mlddletown residen- On The Next Page) patio. Good assumption and mort- tial neighborhood with a delightfully gage to qualified buyer. Coll 1m- | spacious four or five-bedroom home, HERE'S HOW TO SAVE den or family room with built-in bar medltrtety. Reduced to $59,900 "ask- and bookcases, patio and enclasable HOUSES FOR SALE ing." carport, Jl0,000 balance on present TIME AND TROUBLE V.A. assumable AVi% mortgage with THE CURTIN AGENCY $137 monthly payments. For a grow- ing family — $25,900. real estate Nationwide REALTORS • INSURORS PAUL P. BOVA insurance Realtor-lnsuror Rfl FIND-A-HOME 3i Cherry Tree Farm Rd. ALL THESE HOMES AM Charming older, three-bedroom home, tormol timing room with beamed New Monmouiti celling. Large living ,room with bookcases, IV2 baths overlooking the' REALTORS LOCATED IN DESIRAILI Service beautiful Naveslnk River. Under FHA appraisal. Call 291-1816. 671-2544 Member Multiple Listing Service Leove Tha Financing To Us MIDDLETOWN 111 River R<). 741-7ita FoHr Haven Open 7 Davs & Frl. Night! OPEN 7 DAYl Trade Your Hou^e In ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Member Multiple Listing $23,500 Four bedrooms, living room, formal dlnlno room, full basement. Walk COLONIAL - 3 bedrooms, V/i baths, to schools and transportation. Won't last. Call 291-1318 now. 2 car garage. ONE CALL DOES IT ALL!! MIDDLETOWN $25,900 $24,500 Five bedrooms, kitchen wltti dining area, V/i baths. Family room with CAPE — 4 becfroomi, (oil baiement, ONE PHONE CALL TO: built-in bar, patio, carport. Lorga plot. Wolk to transportation. Call finished recreation room. 271-1818 for appointment. - RAY AGENCY $26,700 CALL 291-1818 VAN HORN RANCH — 3 bedrooms, carpeting, air conditioned, garage. Send for brochure GRACIOUS LIVING! Central air conditioning. Like new and Immaculate! Brkk and frame S24,9M Member of Both Multiple Listing Services center-holt raised ranch. Four twin bedrooms. Three tiled boths. Eighteen- SPLIT. — 3 bedrooms, IVi boths, 671-5151 1 foot paneled family room. Twenty-foot screened porch. Laundry, Two-car carpeting, flagstone patio, pantftcl garage. 163x200 .landscaped grounds. Priced right at W4,705. Hwy. 36 and Thompson Avenue Leonardo recreation room, garage, basement. BRAND NEW LISTING Beautiful Colonial on tree-shoded street. River rlahls, Largs living room $36,400 wfth ffrctplace. Paneled den. Formal dining room. Fabulous 20-foof SPLIT - 4 bedrooms, M both!, MULLANEY REALTY kitchen. Four bedrooms. 2Vi baths. Full basement. Porch. Doubls garage. carpeting, air conditioned, all ap- $54,500. pliance, naneltd recreation room, RIVERFRONT basement with bar, ILLMENSEE S4Q feet frontage. Five-mile view. Dock. Deep woJ?r. Uke-new rancher. Seven spacious room*. Two boths. Two fireplaces. Porch. Three-car go- ALL TERMS: VA, FHA, CONV. AGENCY rage. Over 2 acres. W7.5O0. . . . HELPS YOU BUY Sub. to Gov't Approval RT. 34 462-3172 COLTS NECK A HOME — NOT JUST A HOUSE Lovely 8 room, Vn balh Colonial. Four large bedroomi. Twenty-five-foot AND SELL ANYWHERE! Oldest Real Estate Firm in Colts Neck paneled den. Excellent condition. Full basemen!. Double garage. One acre plus. 165.900. When buying or selling in Colii Neck — For quick rich agency results call the Realtor who knows the area. REALTORS 1215 Hwy. 35, Mlddletown HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: COLTS NECK 804 River Raad 747-4100 Fair Haven, N.J. 671-2900

Call: 671-5151 — fell one of our courteous staff vyhere you're going, what typa of home you want and the desired price range. • Almost immediately you will receive information on the area of your choice. Information on hiusing, texes, schools, churches, recreation, ate. REALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISERS If you to desire, MULLANEY REALTY will assist you in selling MIDDLETOWN OFFICE 3e your present home as well. MIDDLETOWN SPECIAL Elegant and rsady for immediato octupjney. Th« letting o{ this two-bsdioom with opansion NO EXTRA COST OF ANY KIND — ONE CALL DOES IT ALL. room tor two mor. offers individual living. Gracious grounds landscaped In good tesla. iiV,,'!,"'"' "'"I"*'"'' fr""r "• « f«w of the many extas. Asking »25,?0O. Call now 671 -3311. If you're looking for peace and qurat, wa offer fhli two-bed- PLEASE BUY ME! room ranch in excellent condition, surrounded by tall treei and My owner is moving to Florida and I will b> lifting in Strathmore on an over-sii.d lot all alone MULLANEY profeuionally landscaped grounds. It's located in one of the I hav» a ranch build, in perfect condition, with three large bedrooms, two baths and a two car garage. My owners are asking $34,990, but I am really worth much more. So, won't you nleaia Member loth nicest areas of Colts Neclc, have Walker i Walker show me to you todayy. ' r Multiple Lilting A good value at Service! ) Realty A CHATEAU ON FAMOUS HILLS OF HOLMDEL Incomparable targ» and luxurious thre«.ye«r new home. Four spacious bedroomi, 2 Vi batrti Allentown Branch Office game room with fireplace, storage space" galora, two-car garage, all on a nark lik> ..»;„.' with many trees and ihrubs. Call before It's too late. Priced $49,500. * (Located at Old Bank Building, Main St.) 671-5151 MIDDLETOWN 2068 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. Serving Weitern Monmouth County. Open 7 Days 671.3311 Traole-ini .. THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.s FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969 25- HOUSES FOE SALE BOUSES FOE SALE BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE • COMMERCIAL PROPERTY LEGAL NOTICE LECAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE SCU>DL0TOWIf TWP. — Commercltl NOTICE OF INTENTION NOTICE OF INTENTION IfOTICK OF COLTS NECK COUNTRY FARMHOUSE properly along- Hwr. * 8S or 36. From TAKE NOTICE THAT: George E. TAKE NOTICE THAT: Frtnk and TAKE NOTICE THAT:: Heltn V. Quaint and charming small one-story 1W to 10 acr«« MULLASDY REAL. Therew Soleo t/a "Party Bar" has "Country living with 5 minuti home on two rolling acres In hills of Kauffmann Jr. t/a "Centre Hotel" Hill t/a "Willow Wood Ian" has *p- SUMMER ENJOYMENT TT en-siji. has applied to the Municipal Council applied to the Municipal Council of plled to the Municipal Council of the Middletown. Blx rooms, 2% baths. Se- the Borough of Keansburg, V. J., for drive to shopping." This bright Four bedrooms, Vh biths, cluded, yet readily excess Ibte to all of the Borough of Keansburg, N. J., Borough or Ka&nsburg, N. J.( for a Urge game room on lower for a Plenary Retail Consumption LI- a Plenary Retail Consumption Licenae Plenary Retail consumption Hcenie cheerful Colonial with wate level with outside entrance conveniences. Call today. {40,000, REAL ESTATE WANTED cenafe for the premises situated at for the premises situated tt No. 03 for the premises situated at No. 79 view has a 15x25 living roon convenient to 32' pool. No. 65-67 Carr Ave. in the said Bor- Maplewood: Ave.' In th,e said Borough Secley Ave., Keansburg In the I*id Modern kitchen, eelf-cleaning EXCELLENT FINANCING LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - ough of Keanaburg, N- J. of Keansburg, N. 1. Borough of Keana'jurg, N. J. with fireplace, formal dinin oven. Beautiful grounds. Ask- Objections If any, should be made Objections if any, should be made ing $3'>, DOO. To qualified buyer. Early possession IN Reinsure - Mlddletown • Hazlet Objections If any, should be mafle room, den with built-in we f Pour bedrooms, two baths. Game Holmael. Tha Smolko Agency. 787-Oia in writing to the Municipal Clerk of In writing to: Harvey Marlon, Munic- in writing to the Municipal Clerk of room.. Attached garage, spotless. |28, Keanahurg. New Jersey. ipal Clerk' of the Borough of Keans- the Borough of Keansburg, New Jer- bar, large kitchen, four genei QEOItQE E. KAUFFMANN JR. burg, New Jersey. ley. NEED VACANT LAND 65-67 Carr Ave. FRANK AND THERESA SOLEO ous bedrooms, 2ft baths. A A. FRED MAFFEO Small lot or large tiacta. Call MUL- Keansburg, N. J. 07731 68 Maplewood Ave., HELEN V. HILL 747-3500' LANEY REALTY. 671-5151. June B, 13 J7.BQ Keansburg, N. J. 70 Seeley Avenue, Keamburg, JJ. J. •* most ready for occupancy. KEAUtOR June 6, 13 W-00 June 8, 13 17.50 • $58,500 5i9 River Rd. Fair Haven WATERBURY COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL NOTICE OF INTENTION TAKE NOTICE THAT: George NOTICE OF INTENTION' NOTICE OF INTENTION 741-9333 Wa have ready qualified buyer,, to val t/a "Club Shamrock" has applied • TAKE NOTICE THAT: Joseph L-- TAKE NOTICE THAT: RYMAX, ELLEN S. AGENCY tot last cffiolent lerrlce. call J. D. to the Municipal Council of ths Bor- Mulllgan t/a "Joe's Tavern" has ap- Inc. t/a "Berkshire Hotel" has ap- ROOHffi, Realtor. RL 34. Colta Neck. ough of Keansburg, N. J., for Ple-plied to the Municipal Council of the plied to the Municipal Council of the REALTOR-INSUROU 162-2711. Member MulUplo LUUnc Ser- Borough, of Keansburg, N. J., for a »lce. nary Retail Consumctlon License for Borough of Keansburg, N. J., for a COLTS NECK £2 Maple Avenue the premises situated at No. IH-9f> Plenary Retail Consumption License Plenary Retail Consumption License Beachway in the said Borough of for the premises situated at No. 11for the premises situated at No. 45 HAZELTON Red Battle 07701 WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST Keansburg, N. J. Plneview. Avenue in the said Borough BRAND NEW 1ISTINSS Highland Blvd. in tho Ball Borough of iCpanshurg, N. J. Two story Colonial. Four bedrooms, YOUR HOME Objections If any, should he made or Keansburg, N. J. Realtor 2% battuf. Master bedroom has large LITTLE SILVER $32,900 In writing to: Harvey Marlon, Mu- Objections if any, should be made Objections If any, nhnuM bis. made - 'vyalk-ln cloaet, plus stall shower b&tti. split level on half-acre. Living room, Cull today and gtv« details and cub nicipal Clerk of the Borough o: Keans- in writing to: HARVEY MARION, In writing to the Municipal Clerk of, .Vest River Road Humson dining room, kitchen, large gameroom Price, STERLING THOMPSON & AS- IJarge picture window living room, 800., 7175600. burg, New Jersey. Municipal Clerk of the Borough of Ihe ItorouRh of Keans'jurg. New Jer- 842-3200 formal dining room, spacious "dine- 3 or i bedrooms. Vk baUis, attached GEORGE KOVAL KeanBburg, New Jersey. ley. in" science kLtchen, separate laundry two-car garage. In desirable location. 8 Mlddletnn Dr. JOSEPH L- MULLIGAN JOHN MAXWELL* — President room, large paneled family room wUn IN HURRY TO 8ELL? WE BUY HOMES OR LOTS FOR CASH. CALL. Trenton, N. J. 11 Highland Blvd., 48 Pinevlew Ave., Keansburg, N.J. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Atone hearth fireplace. Two-car ga- June 8, 13 S8.00 Keanaburg, N. J. rage and lull basement. 787-7418. ( WALTER P. RYAN, Secretary JEAN K. IRWIN NOTICE OV INTENTION June 6, 13 58,00 744 Hopping Road, Belford. N. J. Realtor June 6, 13 J3,so On the Navesta'avesInk RiveKlver IRed Bank LIST WITH CONFIDENCE TAKE NOTICE! THAT: Theodore NOTICK OF INTENTION Five-bedroom Ranch and a-half. ORJ 11 professional ealeipeople are E. & Catherine M. Luacz Sr. t/a TAKE NOTICE THAT: Thomas F. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE "Kay & Ted's Tavern" has applied NOTICE OF INTENTION ter bedroom wlUi stall shower and 842.4188 ready and aftle to market your prop- Butler and Martha H. Butler, Part- TAKE NOTICE THAT: McCor- •walk-In closet, family room wit erty fuccessruUy. to the Municipal Council of the Bo ners, t/a "Sutler's Tavern" has ap- mac's Inn Inc. t/a "McCornuc's RAMBLING' RANCH LITTLE SILVER talsed heartih Colonial fireplace, tpa> Trade-Ing — Bxchangea ough of Keaneburp. N. J.. for a Pl plied to the Municipal Council of the Inn" ha» applied to tne Municipal " clous living room, formal dining room, WATERFRONT Uember MulUple Listing Service* nary Retail Coniiumptlort License for Borough or Keanaburg, N. J., for a Council of Ihe Borough of Keanaburg, Well landscaped half-acre pro- Four-bedroom Cape Cod. Din- science kltohen with adjoining dinette, Four bedrooms, 2% batha. 10' den, WALKER A WAUOIIt, Healtors the premises situated at No. 30*-08 Plenary Retail Consumption License ing room and kitchen with din- N. J., for a Plenary Retail Consump- vides the setting for this four- separate laundry room, full basemeni 100' bulkiiead. $29,000. ™»"l""7 HotaUe Main fit., Keansburg, N. J., in thefor the premises situated at No. 220 tion License for thp premises situated Ing area, large gamproom, and two car garage. S71-3311 eaid Borough of Keanaburg, N. J. Main St. C-10 in tne said Borough screened porch, beautifully or Keansburg. N. J- Objections If at No. 106-116 Beachway In the aald bedroom, two-bath home. Spa- la-ndsojiped with many large CENTRAL AIR Objections If any, should be made Borough of Keaneburg, N. J, COLTS NECK AREA in writing to: HARVEY MARION. any nhould *je made In writing to cious living room, dining area, trees. Quiet street with light Bath these new offerings available CONDITIONING Municipal Clerk of the Borough of Harvey Marlon, the Municipal Clerk Objections if any, should be made .traffic. New listing at «6,MO. Wo have cuatomerB waltlngfor 4 and or the Borough of Keansburg, New In writing to the-Municipal Clerk of' step - saving kitchen, 33x15 Will move fast. for Immediate occupancy. Excellent Pour bedrooms, two baUis, den hot 5-bedroora Colonials and 3 and 4-KeanabuTg, New Jersey. financing available (or qualified buy- water beat. 530,600. THEODORE E. LUSCZ SR. Ihe Borough of Kc ana burg, New Jer- bedroom ranchers, priced between JerSey sey, family room, attached garage. ers. M5.00O and 165,000. Members of 3 304-06 Main St.. " THOMAS P. BUTLER Ideal for family living. ?30,- RUMSON Multiple LinUnM. ILLMENSEE AGEN- Keanaburg, N, J. & MARTHA H. BUTLER McCORMAC'S INN, INC. Five-bedroom Colonial. 414 ILITTLE SILVER CY, Realtor, Bt. 34. ColU Neck. 462- June 6, 13 58.50 26 Woodslde Dr., 303-118 Beachway, 800. baths, den and gameroom. Three bedrooma, 20' den. eat-la kltoh- 3172. Oldeat Agency in ColUi Neck. Middletown, N. J. Keansburg, N. J. Beautiful location with tall THE en. (39,900. NOTICE OF INTENTION June 8, 13 ' ' « Thomas R. Wade Jr.. 114-116 Beach-.: trees and privacy. Rljht o£ JOSEPH MIRANTI AGENCY TO BUY — In Rumson area. GODd TAKE NOTICE THAT: WIL-DORB, way, Keanutnirg, _N. J., President-- CNJOY THE SUMMER way to river. $e7,M0. privacy. Immediate occupancy not Inc. t/a "O'Brien's Dublin House" NOTICE OF INTENTION Treasurer BROKERS LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL necessary. Principals only, Write Box has applied to the Municipal Council TAKE NOTICE THAT: Klnlin Corp. fiOO Shrewsbury AVB., New Shrewsbury TV>ur bedrooms, two baths, formal din- Mary Wade, 114*116 Beachway, Keans- In this centrally air conditioned OPEN 7 DAYS L-133, The" Dally Register, Red Bark of the Borough of Keansburj?, N. J.,t/a "Klnlln'a Lounge" has applied to burg, N. J., Secretary 747-9300 ing room, privacy. $41,000. for a Plenary Retail Consumption Li- the Municipal Council of the Borough LIncroft Colonial style raised LISTINGS WANTED — Two. three cense for tha premises situated nt Jipw fl, 13 $10.60 OUR PHOTO FILES and four-bedroom homes la Little 811- of Keansburg, N. J- for a Plenary ranch. Beautifully manicured SAVE YOU MILES LITTLE SILVER-EED BANK!!" LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL ver, Rumaon, Mlddletovnv area, For No. 69-73 Carr Avenue, In the aald Retail Consumption License for trie NOTICE OP INTENTION Four bedrooms, 2^4 haUis, den, 17fas' t efficient asrvlco call E.A. ARM- Borough or Keansburg, N. J. Objec- premises situated at No. 154 to 160 TAKS NOTICE THAT; K«ansburg lawn. Four large bedrooms, 2'/2 CHARM AND COMFORT tlonn if any, should be made in writ- Carr Ave. in the said Borough of SpotlesB RANCH Sunken living room, kitchen, formal dining room, screened STRONG AQENOY, Realtor. S5S PnM 10^3 V.P.W. has applied to tlie baths, living room, formal din- HOWARD DEXTER porch, basement (61,000. «*roipect Ave,.' Little Ullver. 71I-450O. ing to Harvey Marlon, the Municipal Keaimburg, N. J. Objections If anyMunicipa, l Council of the Borough of formal DINING* ROOM. Basement. Clerk of the Borough of Keansburg, should be- made In writing In Haryey ASSOC. Jalousled porch. Garage. Patio, Keansburg, N. J., for a Club Liquor ing room, family kitchen, back- WE HAVE OTHERS BEING TRANSFERRED? New Jeraey. Marlon the Municipal Clerk of theLicense for the cremlnes altuated at yard privacy. Assumable 5%% ItKALTOR Signed Borough of Ke-ansburg, New Jersey Ramsey Ave. and Francis PI. In 21 E. Front Bt. Red Bank 717-2' ONLY $27,000 CROWELL A&ENCY William P. O'Brien, 59 Kennedy Way, Thomas E- Klnlln—President the said Borough of Xeaniburg, N. J. mortgage available. Call now, PLANNING TO MOVE TO Keansburg, N. J., PreHident 21 Seeley Ave., Objections if any, should be made FAIR HAVEN 78 W. Front St. . 74IMO3O Dorla E. O'Brien, 59 Kennedy Way, Keanaburg, N. J- . . In writing to Harvey Marlon, the Mu- we lave key — f42,SO0. THREE-BEDROOM RANCH ANOTHER AREA OF THE Keansburg, N. J,, Secretary-Trea^ Caroline Kinlln—Vies President nicipal Clerk of the Borough of LEWIS LANE FLORIDA CALLING surer 1 Church St., Keansburg, N. J. Basement, garage. In-town location. Now la the time to buy that Florida U.S.? William P. O'Brien, Jr., 29 Port Mon- EXECUTIVE'S HOME One of the prettiest streets in tor. Keansburg, N. J. • • Keannburg Post 1053 V.F.W. This 12 year oil colonial haj just Dec ONLY $21,900 home or duplex. V7a will rent It out moylh Rd., Keans'Durg, N. J., Vice Anne C. Kinlln, Bec-Treaa. offered for your immediate inapectlo; for you when you are not bere. In- Wo can havo a Realtor from that area President ' Ramsey Ave. and Francli PL Irreplacable at the price. State- NO CLOSING FEES come will more than carry expense. 15 Grove PL, A. lluwe. 174 Bea'jfepze Way, Keans- Tastefully decorated Huge counti contact you and arrange to ehow you June 6, 13 - .111.00 , Keansburg, N. J. ly Colonial home featuring kitchen with laundry area, .formal din Act now. Ed. Oonway, 8UNRI8B the home that you are looking lor. M burg. N. J., Commander ' Ing loom, large paneled family room BEAQH AGENCY, ReaHor REALTY. 928 N. ffi, lBth Avo,, Jt Blonmoutn County Surrogate's Court June fl, 13 *»>• h Bellceza, 34 -Beacon Light Aw., • large entrance foyer, living Cool screened summer parch. Base 194 Kt. 35 Mlddletown, N, J. Laudexdale. There Is no obligation or fee at all NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO NOTICE OF INTENTION Kearmburg, N. J., Trustee room with fireplace, formal liv- ment. Four bedrooms, Stt baths. A 842-2628 EVOH 531-4768 Open 7 days on your part, just give us a call and PRESENT CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATE • TAKE. NOTICE THAT: Sheehan'a F. Reynolds, 50 Howard Ave., New tached IWO-CM garage. River rlghti DESIRABLE RUMSON VICTORIAN 'BEAUTY we> will do tho rest ESTATE OF MARY BENEQUIT WIL- Package Store, Inc. t/a "Sheehan'fl Shrewsbury, N. J., Trustee ing room, den, 20x23 game Asking $54,600. Hurry. {Remodeled (Ive^bedroom, two-bath Vic- CHAS. H. TINDALL SON, DECEASED Package Store" has applied to the T. Hanson, 224 Geary Dr., Middle* room with raised hearth fire- RESIDENCE torian, iLlviBK room, formal dining Pursuant to tho order of DONALD Municipal Council or the Borougn of town, N. J.; Trustee . ' Now offered at tremendous sacrifice room with Hreplace. O-zone ktehen. REALTOR J. CUNNINGHAM, Burrogato of tha Keansburs, N. J., for a Plenary Re- June 6, 13 $11.00 place and built-in bar. Three HALL BROS., Reatfors for quick cale. Built In 1965 with five Wide board floor* all refintahed. Sun County of Monmouth, this day made, tail Distribution License fnr the prem- B13 Jllver Ed, Tll-7685 Fair Havi bedroom a, 3'i baths, central air condi- room, full basement. Charming cp 741-9030 on the application of the undersigned, ises situated at No. 245 Main Btreet. NOTICE OF INTENTION twin size bedrooms, plus sepa- Member Multiple Listing Service tioning, built-in vacuum cleaner, cus- jpearance. $31,600. MttAUBTEf Member or Trana • American Referral John Blenken Wilson, Sole Executor In the said Borough of Keansburg. TAKE NOTICE THAT Caaey'i Inc., tom Moen bath fixtures, white combl AGTONOT, Realtor, 109 E. River Rd., 8ervlce. of the estate of Uje said Mary Bcnc- I/a Casey's has applied to the Mu- rate master suite consisting of Open 7 Pays LRumson. 942-1634. qult Wilson, deceased, notice Is here- nicipal Council of the Borough of nation aluminum storms and screens Objections If any, should be made - sitting room, dressing room, HILLSIDE COLONIAL spacious den with.fireplace. Carpeting LET US MULTIPLE LIST by given to the creditors of said de- in writing to Harvey Marlon Ihe Keansburg, N. J. for a Plenary Re- in living room, dining room, halls and COLTS NECK ceased to present to the Bald Sole Municipal Clerk of the Borough of tall Consumption License for prem- bedroom and bath. Full base- WITH A VIEW sbalrs. Breakfast area in kitchen. Two- Five-ibedroom, z^nbath expanded YOUR HOME. Two Services. Executor their claims under oath ises situated at No. 03-97 Beachway ment. Two-car garage. Excel- On a dead end lano in Red Ban! car garage. Price $59,000. Call Immedi- ranch with rough plumbing In for within sir months from this date. in the said Borough of Keansburg, . Three bod rooms up and one down, 3 ately for appointment. third batih. Rustic deu with fireplace, SNYDER-A&ENCY, Realtors Dated: May 20. 1969 Main Street, Holmdcl. N. J. N. J, lent condition throughout, Pres- baths, Charming entrance hall. Form: screened summer poncih, centrally atr John Blcnken Wilson Mary Furlato, Main Street. Holm- Objections if any, should be made: dining room, Large sunny living rooi conditioned. Non-development. One Pfl C201) 671-2600; lflvea.. 291-OI20 50 West Front Street del. N.J., Secretary and Treasurer tige location. Irreplacable at with fireplace. Screened porch. Fii RUSSELL M. BORUS acre lot, located on pica country road. FIVE TO TEN ACRES — With or In writing to Harvey Marlon, Munici- Recently reduotd — $19,500. ILLMEN- Red Bank, N. J. Dominic Furlato, Main Btreet, Holm- pal Clerk of the Borough of Keani- < .154,000. Jalied basement with built-in bar. E: REALTORS SHE AGENCV, Realtor. Jit.' 31. Colts without house; CoHu NecJc-Mtddletown. Sole Executor del, N. J., President burg, New Jeraey. cellent location with privacy. Taat Neck. 402-3172. Call us, our customer is waiting, Me- Messrs. Line & Evans, fully decorated Carpeting and drap 600 River Ed. Fair Haven ALIBTBR AGENCY, Roaltor, 842-18U4. 93 Bast River Road June 6, 13 , *H OFFICERS Included, Transferred owner askln Rumuori, New Jersey NOTICE . Emily RadomiW — President »M, JiT.OOO. FIVE iBEDROOMS - $25,900 Monmouth County 8urro»ale'i Court Treasurer Attorneys CREDITORS TO . COLTS NECK Does your family need room to spread LEGAL NOTICE 87 Hague St., Jeraey City, N. J. -, outT I^ila 8-room home has Just that. The McGOWAN AGENCY Modern Colonial typs farmlhoiise, six May 23, 20, June C, 13 125.00 Eileen Calceda—Vice President THE LOW AGENCY monUhs old. Four bedrooms, 2^ baths, Largo family ,room Included with NOTICE OF INTENTION 298 Armstrong Ave., Jersey City, Realtors 1 built-in bar. Oversized lot. Convenient, DECEASED two-car g&r&ge. Man / built-in features well eata-bllShod qlifet are*. Carpet- TAKE NOTICE THAT; Jule A. Bal- NOTICE N. J. <38 River Rd. fair Hav.en " 7.41-44' Owner relocating A real good buy at »ach t/a "Balbach'8" has applied to MOVMOUTH COUNTY Pursuant to the order of DONALD Henry Eostek—Secretary * REALTORS inK Included — »5,000. UcAlAaiEiR J CUNNINOHAM, Surrogate of the &35O0. _• . , \ : . ._ - AOBNCY,' Realtor, 109 E. River Rd., the Municipal Council of the Borough SURROtiATE'S COURT 14 Crossgate Road, Jersey City," SPACIOUS RANCH RAlftlBOn. 842-16IM. of Keansburg, N. J., (or a Plenary Notice to Creditors to Present County of Monmcuth. this nay made, .Family room, lunroom and derl, pli Retail Consumption License for the on the application of the undersigned, N. J. 258 Ntwman Springs Rd. - CARL F. ZELLERS ClaUm Against Estate aric A. Ulrlchson, the Bole Executor : three bedrooms and 2Y4 baths, on NEWEST UTSTIN'Q OUT TODAX —' premises situated at No. 111-117 Carr ESTATE . OF DOUGLAS A. "BD< CABEY'B INC. large lot. Aiklng •430,000. . - . Realtor Four bedrooma, 2Si baths. Den andAvenue in the said Borough of Keana- WARDS, DECEASED of the estate of the said Andrew 03-07 Beachway gameroom. Basement. Tw<5 - car ga- burg, w. J. Pursuant to the order or DONALD Ulrlchsen deceased, notice is hereby Red Bank 747-3000 . 946-4443 raga. IMMIAOULATK, a real pleasure given to the creditors of said de* Keansburg, N. J. , \ STERLING THOMPSON ASSOC. to show. Priced right lor a quick Objection!! If an/, should be made J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the ceased to present to the said June (f, 13 H3.W KEALTOR gale ,™. _..„.„.„„„ _». ^.^W.SOO in writing to Harvey Marlon the Mu-County of Monmouth, this day made. Executor their claims under oath NOTICE GALLERY OF. HOMES ' ' FAIR HAVEN. nicipal Clerk of tho Borough of on the application of the undersigned, within six months from this date. Take Notice that application n»i 45 W. River Rd. 747.090O Rumaoi RIVER OAKS AREA Keaneburg, New Jersey. F. Melvln Edwards, gole Executor of Dated May 14th. 1069 been made to the Mayor and Council A URGE FAMILY will enjoy EDWARD A. HAN'LON MRS. JULE A. BALBACH the estate of the said. Douglas A. or the Borough of Keansburg for a Edwards, deceased, notice is hereby Eric A. Ulrlchsen Plenary Retail Consumption License this modern five-bedroom home RED £ANK-RUM8ON AND MILES . OP€N HOUSE " Realtor . 842-0110 111 Carr Avenue, Keansburg. N. J.given to the creditor* of aald de- 130 Beers Btreet AROUND - MulUple Llstlngi. Bend lor June 6, 33 $7.50 for premises located at 2-12 Carr Ave- with lots, of extra room such as SATURDAY 1-5 P.M. 50* Shrewsbury Ave.. New Shrewsbury ceased to present to the said Bole Keyport, New Jersey nue and 68 Beachway Borough of tree catalog of modest homes, farmi LONG BRANCH — Two-awry, • three- PUBLIC NOTICE Executor their claims- • under oath : ' Executor palatial Rumaon eitatea, waterfront * .The Borough of Ked Bank will nc within aix month* from,,tliia,,;d(lt«. .. Keanaburg. recreation room, laundry, patio, acreage, lots, bustnesa opportunities. 172 LINDEN DRIVE bedroom. Colonial homei "fiia-M roof. r Jahps A Frank Three.bedrooms, IVi baUis. den, ganie- Many features. Fully landscaped. Ex- cebt scaled bids for the rellnlng and Dated: May 2!BI, im • '. " ' 'iW^E&t Front Street The n*mfls and reildcnces of th» Situated on large landscaped RAY STILLMAN, Realtor xoom, patio, etc. J37.000. 711-3519. cellent location and condition. $32,B0O. re con Ht ruction of the number one F. MELVIN EDWARDS Bed Bank. N. J. offlcera and directors and of all lot with trees. Moderately burner at the Red Bank Incinerator. 570 Naveilnk River Road, Attorneys stockholders, holding more than ten "OurMlh Jear" BOATING ENTHUSIASTS — Prestige Red Bank, N. J. (10%) Per cent of stock of «ald cor- ;WI Hwy. 33 BlueariDury 741-880 SMALL HORSE FARM Bids will be received by John Bry- Sola Executor 523.00 poration are as follows: priced at {25,900. Fivt acres gd with this Early Ameri- home with picturesque view and river an. Borough Clerk. July 7th. 1969. 8:30 May 23, 23, June fl. 13 rigtitfl. immaculate four-bedroom bt- P.M. prevailing time at Uie Munici- Messrs. Plllabury, Barnacle, Richard Shannon Jr., 721 Sycamore AU5IOST NEW LITTLE SILVER 00 can Colonial with-five big bedrooms, levol. Four years old. Paneled den, Kusaell & Carton, NOTICE Avenue, New Shrewsbury, New Jer- IVi rnodern baths. Living room, dining pal Building, 32 Monmouth Street, 87 First Ave., MONMOUTH COUNTY sey, 07724. . room, family loom, den with (Ire- wall-to-wall carpe-t. 2H baths. Many Jted Bank, N. J., marked "Incinera- SURROGATF/8 COl'IlT WEART-NEMETH ^ Living room, Bpacloua lor extras. Ideal for growing family. $32,- tor Bid." , Harry Crlne, Conovor Road, Colta place, pantry. Wide board floors, peg 900. Atlantic Highlands, N. J., - Notice to Creditors lo Present construction, hand tiewn planking. Bids are to include a. Bid Bond, in Attorneys Claims AKRinst Eslate Neck, New Jersey, 07722 & NICOLETTI mal IdlnlnV room, 17' aquare all-mod Barn with five horse Stalls. House May 29, June 8, 13, 20 $28.00 ESTATE OP JOSEPHINE E. JA-Charles Johnnon. 56 Leonardvllle needs redecorating' and same renova- A. KOZICKY, Real Estate Broker, the amount or the bid. . 1 Inspection may r'je arranged by con COBS, DECEASED A 1TT^ Road, Leonardo, New Jersey irrt k'ltche'n with dining area. 20' gam tion, but we think this Is the bargain Hwy. 35, Efutontown. Phooe M2-2223. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Pursuant to the order of DONALD AGENCY of th« month at $32,500. MoAXJ3TER tactlng Woodrow Alston, Supt., 201- Objectlonn, if any. should be mtiie^ ARB YOU LOOKING FOR A r._ 741-3100. Project No. and Location J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate «f theImmediately in writing to Harvey room Win (beamed celling, ,piug.u AQBNCV, Realtor. 109 E. RiVe* Rd., 7034 REALTOR Rumson. S42-1S&4. . TIFUL HOME that provides you with JOHN BRYAN. County of Monmouth, this day made, .Marlon, Borough Clerk of the Bor- that extra special location, a large, Borough Cleric numbing, Masonry & Carpentry on tho application of the under- ough of Keansburg. ' 102 WEST FRONT ST. -floor «nd llfeplac«. JV^maiteir bed. woll landscaped yard, four bedrooms, Work, N". J. State Police Acad- Hlgned, Kenneth H. McQueen, Sole -IARD TO FIND RANCH HOME — June 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 J22.5O emy, Sea Girt, N. J. CARR AVENXJ33 CORPORATION In top. location. Three bedrooms, liv- 2Va baths, den and full basement, Executor of the estate of the said By RICHARD SHANNON JR. 741-2240-—' room with dressing room,. lour. be. plus many extras? Then plpRse call NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Owner: State of New Jersey Josephine E. Jacobs, deceased, notice ing room, dining room, kitchen, tiled us to see this special center hall ,£' OF ACCOUNT Separate sealed bids (a) for each President „._. Member of Red Bank roomi In total, 21, batha. run bui bath, attached garago. Don't delay — Is hereby given to the creditors of June 8. 13 W3-M see today. $28,000. Colonial. Just listed. JAMES A. CUR- J&TATB! OF VIOLA SHAFER, DE- or listed branches of work and a said deceased to present to the said Multiple Listing Service LEY, Realtor, 669 Broad St., CorCEASE. D separate over-all single contract bid Sole Executor their claims under oath meut. Two-car, attaohed garage. Mas White, Shrewsbury. 741-5100. ', Notice -Is hereby given that the ac- (b> covering all the branches of work NOTICE 1 within six monthB from this date. count!! of (he nubscrlber. Executrix In and material required, to complete Dated: May KS. i960 • MONMOUTH COUNTY nlllctirt lot and location for ui* buyei SCHANCK AGENCY MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — Ch^ ro Estate or Ezra W. Karkus, t de- the project will be received in the KENNETH H. McQUEEN, 8UBROGATE*8 COt'BT TALL TREES . ' ' Ing retirement cottage or barter ceased Executor, of the estate of laid Reception Room of the Office of the Notice to Creditor! to Preset" who denianda-quality. M4.009. THE REALTOR house for nowlyweds. Two bedrooms, Director, Division of Purchase and 246 Kemp Avenue. Clftlmt Against Estate kitchen, dining and living- ySom. Nice Decedent will be audited and stated Fair Haven, N. J. FOUR BEDROOMS 8 Linden Fl. Bed Bank by tho Surrogate of the County of Property, 2nd floor, Room 232-2, Stata Bole Executor ESTATE OF FERDINAND ACER- Ttili new lUtlni li otttnd it jual ths DOWSTRAAOBNCY, 61 E. Front St., area, near Grand Unl^jfJ' store, on House, Trenton, New Jersey 08623, RA, DECEA8BD 747.0307 Eves: Sunday 7!7-<088 Hwy. 36. Asking 515,695." Call 787-7009 Monmouth and reported for settlement until 2:00 o'clock p.m. D.S.T. on Messrs. Wise. Wise & Wlchmana li(ht tlmi tor your summer enjoy or 787-0841 eves or.i-'weekends. to The' Monmouth County Court, Pro- 205 Broad Blreot, Pursuant to the order of DONALD mint. Center hall, ninny llvlni room, Red Bank, 7U-B70O. SECLUDED % ACRE • bate Division, on Friday, the 25lh June 19, IS69 and then publicly J. CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of the dining room. eat-In kitchen, 2\i ballia, opened and read aloud. No bid will Ked Bank. N. J. Ranch with four bedrooms and 1W MIDDLETOWN y'TlLLAOBJ — Bfrllt day of July A. D.. 1969, at 9:3b0 accepted after the hour specified. Attorneys County of Monmouth, this day made, Urge lunlly roMi, den, laundry room, baXhB, 25' living room with atone fire' o'clock a.m., at the County Court n the application of the undersigned, busmint Double sirait. A naif aero MIDDLBTOWN - Charming hlllto level, mxcellprjc condition. Four bed- Bids will be received on the follow- May 29, June 8, 13, 20 S27.O0 ranch. Located on one half acre witf place, formal dining room, ^cetty kitch- rooms, two^oatha, living room, din- House, Monument and Court BtreetH, ing branches of work: osephlno Acerra WIdger, the 0o!e In a top N»w Shrewsbury location. en with breakfast room. Storm and New Jersey, at which time Applica- Ifonmoutb County Borrofate'i Coort JExecutrix of the estate ot the i&la Hurry, call tally. Be moved In by many trees. Most desirable location screen Basil. Full basement Quiet dead Ins roonv'/amlly room, kitchen, laun- GENERAL Three minutes from traniportatloi dry, fsm conversion to small professional build- Perth Amtoy, N. J. Performance-Payment Bond, ani oth- M%rtTI Over sized attached garage. Many ex to qualified buyer, $17,600. Executrix in re er contract document* may be ex-County of Monmouth, thia day made, JOSEPHINE ACERRA WIDOER Open 7 Dim ing. Write Box 0-115, The Daily Reg- on the application of the undersigned. Hominy Hill Road, tras. Priced for Immediate aala a ister, Red Bank. Estate of Ejsrjj. W. Karkua, amined at the following: $29,500. 671-0913. BAYBHORB RANCH — Living room, a Deceased Executor. Office of Architecture, William E. Berry Jr., and James Colts Neck, N. J. COLTS NECK Clay- Berry, the Executors of uie Executrix dining room, kitchen, full basement, SEVEN-ROOM CAPE COD — InMessrs. Wllentz. Goldman Engineering * Construction, estate of the said Willam E. Borrji HOME AND INVESTMENT JllDDLETOWN — Navcslnk Rive two-car garage. $18,000, perfect condition. (No garage.) Cor- & Spltzer, State House Morris Oppenhelm, Esq., Mi*nJflctnt so aare estate Including area. Prime location. Excellent condl ner proporty. Conveniently located Attorneys at Law, deceased, notice is hereby given to )l Bangs Avenue, tlon. Three-bedroom ranch. Llvln Trenton. New Jeraey 08825 •the creditors of sftW deceased to Colonial tnanilon In excsllent condition IIAZLBT COLONIAL — IFVmr bed- near schools and, transportation. Call 252 Madison Avenue, Copies may be oblained at the Of- present to the nald Executors their Aflbury Park, N. J. Kl|ht btdroomj, 4ft b&thfl. Four-car room with fireplace, dining room, ful rooms, IVi b&ths, wall-to-wall yarpct- 787-5331 mornings. Perth Amboy, N. J. fice of Architecture. Englneprlng and At rne basement, two-car garage. In-grounr claims under oath within six months t * C"tge and levernl out-building*. Low Jng. Attached garago, finished baeo- COLTS NECK — Three-bedroom May 29. June 6, 13, 20 $31.00 Construction, located at the State from thin dale. Junt S. 13. 20, 27 I26.W tun, Aiiumi existing i% mortgage, pool, fenced back yard. Owner. $U ment wiui bar and workshop aty House, Trentnn, New Jersey upon Dated: May I3th, 19G9 J00. Principals only. 747-46(2. lowers. $31,500. Ranch. Overalrcd two-car garage. Liv- KOT1CE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS payment r>f $2.V00 for each set- Any ' NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT ing room, dining room, eat-In kitch- SUPERIOR COURT unsuccessful •'oidder, upon returning William E. Berry Jr., OF ACCOUNT CARL F. ZELLERS RAMBLING RANCH — Spacious cen en. Full basement. IVi acre plus. OF NEW JERSEY 2122 N. 18th St. tor hull homo Includes Tour bedroom' SUMMER OOTTAOEI — Near bea*h. CHANCERY DIVISION iuch set promptly and In good con- ESTATE OF ' LEOPOLD LEISER, Owner will hold mortgage with $1500 Taxes $741, $41,900. Owner. 402-2031. dition, will be refunded his payment, Philadelphia, Pa. DECEASED Realtor and two tiled baths, formal dlnlnl MONMOUTH COUNTV and any non-bldrter upon so return- James Clay Berry 946-4443 room, eat-In kitchen, paneled den and dorwn. $8500. RUJISON—Victorian remodeled, four DOCKET NO. F-1474-63 74 Pi neb rook Road Notice Is hereby given that the ac- fireplace. His and Hers Garage. Lanri. bedroooms, den, three baths, pantry, STATE OF NEW JERSEY Inp such a set will be refunded $25.00. counts of the subscriber, Executor of two fireplaces. On cover Belter The Btate reserves the right to re- New Shrewsbury, N. J. the estate of "aid Deceased will be scapod grounds In choice area of Lll EDWIN S. STARK TO: ject any or all bids. Executors ; LINCROFT tlo Silver. Offered at S42.5O0. E.A Homes & Gardens, May 1969. $46,500. LEEOLA UYRICK. widow, WILLIAM David C. Furman, Esq., audited ind stated by the Surrogate ARM8TRON3 AOENCY, Realtor, 53! After 6 p.m. B42-0177. ASHF.ORD and MRS.-WJLLIAM ASH- Each bidder must deposit wllh hid 12 Broad Street cf the County of Monmouth and re- Thrn.bedroom Ranch, air conditioned, Realtor-Inauror bid, security in the amount, form and ported for settlement to The Men- XM.In kitcnan, flnlahed lameroom, Prospect Ave., Little silver. 74H500. 1355 Hwy. 38 Hazlet FORD, AND CLAIM ANf3--*WHbSE Red Banfc, N. J. loll of built-in itoriie Heavily wood- CHRISTIAN NAMES ARB"^CN- subject to the conditions provided In Attorney mouth County Court, Probate Divi- MODERN TWO-BBDROOM RANCH 2G4-0333 Evenings 871-0074 LOTS AND ACREAGE iNOWN, THEIR HEIRS, DEVISEES^ the Instructions for Bidders. sion, on Friday, the 22nd aay of AU- ed Urtvate lot Prlncfpals only, f25,MX>. IN 8HRHWBBURY - Electric heat GUST A.D,. 1969, at 9:39 o'clock a.m., Phone 747-HW. AND PERSONAL REPREKENTA- Attention of hidden In particularly May 23, 29, June fl, 13 >29 00 Largo bright kitchen. Large bac; OHARMING RANCH — With bsautlful FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES - TIVE8, AND HIS, THEJR OR ANYfailed to the requlremontu as to con- at the County Court House, Monu- ROLUDDL — Custom Ranch on one yard. Amumnhlc other named One Ravine Drive, •34,900. Oil 747-8180 or 747-1680. 74t-C81fl. bedrooms, 2'^. baths. ,36'xW patio. N'otlre to Crrdltom to Present office, and the names and rpsldcncfca Matawan. N. J- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Beautiful to do so, Judgment by default may Jime 6. 13, 20, 27 12100 One-car garage. Asking $39,000. THE level trcid building lot. Choice area., be rendered against you for the re- Claims Against Entnte of all stockfiolricrp, holding more than COMMEftCIAL PROPERTY COMMERCIAL PROPERTY glimpse of wator. valley view. lief demanded In the complaint. You ESTATE OF FRED A. BEIDE, DE- ten per centum (10'ci of any of the NOTICE DOWaTRA AGENCY, Bl B. Front 8t., Sewors. Eves. 201-868-6533, weekends shall file your answer and proof of CEASED dtock' of said corporation: MON'MOl'TH COVNTY 201-872-1259. service in duplicate with the Clerk Pursuant to ihe order of DO.VALD HENRY V. GE.HLHAU8 SURROGATE'! COt'RT Red Bunk, 741-8700. of the Superior Court. State Hou«e J. CUNNINOHAM, Surrogate of the 22A Beachwny. Keansburft. N. J. OHTAUPECK — Lot, 100'xlW. ready Annex, Trenton, New Jersey. In ac-County of Monmouth, thin day President. Director 79^ of Slock Notice to Creditors to Prfttent to build on. $3600. cordance with the rules of Cfvil Prac- made, (in the application of the un- LILLIAN C. HOLOBINKO Claims Agalnit F.ilate tice and procedure. dersigned1, Daisy Belde anil Ho'juken ESTATE OP EDWARD A. MOR- PEUFECT GKM — Roomy four- 22 Beachway. Keansburji, N: J. ROW. DECEASED bedroom, two-bath* ranch. Entrance Call 842-1492 Hank for Savings in the City of Ho- Vice Pres., Director 20% of Stock Excellent Corner Location Thia action has been instituted fnr bolicn. the Executor* of the entat* HOWARD A. ROBERTS Pursuant to the order of DONALD foyer, large living room, separate din- THE SWEENEY AGENCY, Realtor of the !-atd FrM A- Relrfe deceaned. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of tho ing ana, well planned kitchen, large the purpose of foreclosing a mort- 14 West Farm Ro«fi. Mlritlletown. [034 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright gnge dated August 25, 1905. made by notice In hereby given to the rrerll- N. J. Bec-Treas., Director lCe o!County of Monmouth. thin day game room plus a workshop for the John Aohford an mortgagor and pay* tors of said decenaed to Drrnrnt to made, on the application of the un- tiantlyman. Nicely landscaped, priced PRIME LOCATION hJ to MARINE VIEW BAVIN^S the *ald Excrutorn their claims un- Stork designed. Jane E. Morrow, the Hole it $30,800. E.A. ARMSTRONG AOEN- 12 Fully Improved Industrial and com- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, H body iler oatn within six months from this Objection*, if any. should he made ircutrix of the estate of th» said CY. Realtor, 553 Prospect Ave., Little tn«rclal lot«. THB JOSEPH MIRANTI corporate of the State of New Jer- .„ writing lo Hie Municipal Clerk of Iwarrt A. Morrow deccaifd. notice ailvor. 741-4500. sey, an mortgagee ami conccMm rein this Horough or Keannburg, New Jer- hereby given to the creditors of AGENCY, Exclusive Broliern, 747-D3OO. Paterl: Jure 2ncT,"! TPG^ MIDDLETOWN — $13,500 estate locatetl at 17 Atlantic Avenue. BC> ™Jrt deceased to pre?ent to the RUMSON — Finest locution, Will Atlnntlc Highlands, New Jersey, in T1AIPY SK1HE N'EW POINT COMFORT BEACH laid Executrix their claim* under So closing fees. Four-be'lroom older bullrt or sell. Trees, nearly two acres. Rumson Rnart A Navesink Avenue COMPANY home. Two full baths. Living room which you mny have an Inter- i within six monthi from till! Sycamore Lano, neconi] lot on lett est through title, marriage or inher* Bumf nn, Now Jemey 75 Beachway date. with fireplace, Inrga kitchen, Enrage. li from Rlitin Rd. IM1-4296. HOHOKEN BANK FOR RAVINGS Kranstnirg. New Jersey VA nml FII A termp. TUB BBHO IN THE CITY OF HOBOKEN June 6. 13 *!*•«> Dated: May 28th, 1D69 AQS,NOy( Realtors, Rt. 35, Middle- COLTS NECK — Clover Hill Lane. Dated: Iftl Washington RtrPet ,JANE E MORROW town. 671-1000. Heavily wooded one acre. Will build MORTIMER O. NEWMAN, JR. Hoboken. New Jemey NOTICK OF, INTENTION 15 coiover Avenue or fell, too' norm of Clover Mill Rd. Clerk oof lhi» Superior Court ny CATHERINE C. nAYcicii. Take notice that Thft American Le- Middle town, New Jersey RUMSON — Completely decorated, 531-OJB of New Jersey Vice President and Trust Officer gion. Wilbur 3. Price Pon 273 tradlnjs Executrix spacloUH two-story, Three bedroomn, KEANSBURO — BOx.100. one to sixJune 6, 13, 20, 21 |M.M Exrcutorn as The American Legion. Wilbur J. Parsons, Caniona. Blair two full baths,' new kitchen, dlHh- Miller A (ilordano Prlre Post 273 han applied to the & Warren washer, wall-to-wall car poling, two- lota one or two-family dwellings $n,O0O eacb. 117 Washington Ftrcet Municipal Counfll nf the Borough of :B5 A Broad Btreet ftr garnge. Close to schools. J20,U0O. Hnhnken. New Jersey Kcansburg. N. J- for a Club Liquor Red Bank. N. J. 'rlnclpalB only. 842-5008. Immedlato License for the premises situated at UZLET — 75x10(1 — 15500. Attorneys Attorney* ccupancy. the B/E corner of Cnrr Ave, ft Man- June 6. 13. 20. 21 WOO runp 6. IS, 2P, 27 11103 ning PI. In said Borough of Keans- RUMSON — New cozy Colonial nea- BDWIN B. BTARK, Realtor, Hazlet. Monmnuth County Surroirste'i Court tied among beautiful trees. Four bed- :8rfl who hsvt; no other named of- BERO AOENCY. Realtors, 32M Rt. 10,000 SQ. FT. given to the cr#Jitors of Bald de- Trustee James P- Boyle, 1M Twl- fice and all stockholders holding mor« 3,1. Hnilet. 281-8200. ceased to preitt-jt to the miinJd d BoleSole liKht Ave. Kean-iburg, N. J, than ten per centum (10r») of tny of AH 'on one door. Sprinkler system, 220 Tnidtee Thomas W. Foley, 39 Man- the stock of **U\ Corporation: 3, Executrix in el' claim_.-..,..-s Hunde,,dcr r oathoath ASKING $55,000 volt electric. Wood over concrete floor. .vlthln six rp^nUih a from thithi s datedt . nlnK Pi.. KpansburK. N. J. BARBARA DAKERMAN RED BANK — U acre. Four hftd- Tentrally located. Exceptional listing 2t Crest Circle roomx. Two-story home. Formal din- Dated: May 13. 1&6!J Trustee Lentmrd H. Winter, 8 Camp- t 119,000. Doris 8. Itiminskl bell Ave.. Pnrt Monmouth, N. J. Matawnn, N. J. ing room, full basement. V.A, no .ts Monmouth Road Objections If *ny ahouM be made In PiesIdpnl ft Secretary down F.I I. A- 14M down. Terms •?- INDUSTRIAL SITE — Centra]!? locat- Eatonlown N. J. writing to Harvey • Marlon, Municipal mnn- o( stock iroslmalc KIRWAM CO., Rstltori, ed. Frontage on three roads. Anproxl< Bole Executrix Clerk of the Borough of Keanaburg, Objections. If any. should b» mido •* WALKER & WALKER 17 Oaltlftml Bt., ncd Bank. 842-43M. nately 40 acres. Ashing 13.000 per Meiiars. Abramoff, Apy A Immediately In writing to: Harvty M1DDLKTOWM — Four bedroom Bt-, .on, This and other iltei available. O'Hern, THE AMERICAN LECHON, Marlon. Municipal Clerk of the Bor- REALTORS Level — L& h>thn, p» tie led recrei- 105 Broad Rtrspt Wilbur J. Price Poat 273 h ol Keanshurg, New Jereey. tlon rmmi Wall • to - wall oarpetlnf. CARL F. ZBLLERS . 1 Red Bunk. N. J. 8/E COT, Carr Ave. * Manning PI. BAKERMAN, iya "Your ol bawling ball and • 1 661 BROAD ST. 741-5212 SHREWSBURY Healed Ifio2 BWimmlng pool. Over- REALTOR V At to me j| Kptnsburg, N, J. 71 Beachway sized garage. Many extras. |35,«K). ally Rtgtsfor want ad has mad* CHARLES El WINTER, Co ram. Kcanaburc N. J. 'rlnclpals only. 671-1787. 946-4443 riday -fh» 13th my lucky dayl" May 23, 29. Jons 6. 13 (25.00 Junt 6. 13 ' ' • June 8, 13 . - I13-0O • THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK. MIDDLETOWN, N. I: FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1969- Manalapan Planners Okay Two Projects Penalties Alcoholism Council IK* HANALAPAN - The Plan- all pavement will be installed Ed., Union, received the same tablished. When it is com- Permission ning Board last night granted properly and in accordance type of approval for its 82.8; pleted 120 houses will be con- tentative approval on two with the ordinances is re- acre tract site. Approval was structed. Has 8 Major Goah p Si major subdivisions that could quired. contingent on all reports be- Approval Denied In Keyport BEKKTiD BANRANK —- Aaron BergBere,. systematic and comprehen- * . O add 151 new houses to this ing completed before the pub- Site plan approval was de- president of the Alcoholism qjve community programs on OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The Also are curbs and gutters, KEYPORT - Municipal community. sidewalks, storm drainage, lic hearing is held. nied to Keystone Savings and Council of Monmouth County, on alcoholism; training 'for Walter Reads Management Holiday Development Corp., street signs, shade trees, This is the old Woodglen Loan on an application sub- Court Judge Seymour R. reported to the board of practicing social workers, and Corp. last night gained Zon- a Hovnanian Brothers project monuments and water, sewer, Estates development which mitted for a branch office on Kleinberg Wednesday fined trustees that the National training for doctors. ing Board approval to erect a, on Rt. 9, was granted ap- gas, electric and telephone has been revised to modern- Rt. 9, near Taylor Mills Road. John Cherepoya, Maple Place, Council on Alcoholism has es- Commenting on the scope sign at the site of its proposed The plot of ground was not tablished eight major goals proval to subdivide a 20.01- facilities, with performance ize the layout of houses. The a total of ?200 on two counts of the problem, Mr: Berg said new theater at Rt. 66 and bonds properly posted before previously approved plans deep enough to comply with and approved the formation there are between six and a Roller Road. acre site into hall-acre sec- of failing to remove rubbish tions creating 31 proposed the public hearing if the plans called for a grid type layout. township ordinances, although of a committee on public pol- half and seven million alco- The new theater, it was from the rear of his property. tots. The developer must post are to receive final approval. The new ones also call for John Carton, attorney for the icy. holics in the U.S. For each said, is expected to be open performance bonds according Elon Homes, 1640 Vauxhall a recreation area to be es- lending institution said that Assessed a total of $20 each Mr. Berg returned from the alcoholic, he said, a mini- an additional 25-foot ease- to the public by Christmas. to the new zoning code on al- for failing to obtain build- national council's annual con- mum of five persons are af- The board also approved an most all phases of construc- ment had been acquired from ing and zoning permits were ference in Ft. Worth, Tex. fected. William Conover, the owner application by Samuel and tion. Gary Dietrich, 40 Oak St., Mr. Berg said preliminary He said a bill being co- Nettie Katz and Louis and of the land. The easement and Photo Offset Printing Co., results of a survey being con- sponsored by U. S. Sens. Ja- A bond guaranteeing that 35 Students Graduate would be used for an en- Freda Rosenberg, local resi- Broad St. ducted by the national council cob Javits and Frank Moss dents to build a two-story LEGAL NOTICE trance and exit off Taylor Receiving suspended $25 have led it to establish the that would appropriate $206 Mills Road. house on an undersized lot NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT At Monmouth Beach fines for loitering and ob- following objectives, not nec- million for a broad education- on Cliffwocd Rd., Oakhurst. OF ACfOUCT, UNDER ARTICLE EIGHT B, OF WILL, Other minor problems on structing pedestrian traffic essarily in order of priority: al and rehabilitation pro- Another request by the ESTATE OF ANNE BOYD LICH> MONMOUTH BEACH - The graduates are: John.M. map can be resolved very were Albert Caruso, 110 Lup- Establishing handy sources gram. Under it, divisions on TEN6TEIN, DECEASED Bogner, Wayne J. Fish, John same applicants to build a Notice is hereby given lhat the ac Thirty-five students were easily, Mr. Carton said. "It patatong Ave., and Charles of information on alcoholism alcohol and problems of al- house on an undersized Fin- counts of the subscribers, survlvin graduated Wednesday night P. Flaherty, Peter J. Greene, Burlew, 8 Luppatatong Ave. Trustees and Executors of the Estati is just that the map we pre- in all populated centers; re- coholism would be established dern St. tract was held for of Louise Boyd Date, a Deceased Co from the Monmouth Beach Leslie E. Groesbeck, Patrick sented did not have our name Both paid $5 court costs. Trustee of the estate of said De ducing the stigma of the di- in mental health units. study by the board. ceased will be audlttd Bnd Elated .. Public School. F. Hidkey, Jeffrey R. Lantz, on the easement even though, Assessed a total of $40 for sease of alcoholism; strong The Monmouth County the Surrogate of the County of Mon Edward A. Marsh, John Todd it was indicated on the careless driving, crossing the and active citizen support; Richard and Marilyn Mea- mouth and reported for settlement t( Class 'valedictorian was council, which also serves sure, 145 Whalepond Road, The Monmouth County Court, probati Masur, Karl A. Peterson, Jo- plans," he added. center line and delinquent in- medical training in schools; Ocean County, maintains an Division, on Friday, the 25th day t Lorelle Brina. Salutatorian also gained approval to coff- JULY A.D., 1969, at 9:30 o'clock e.m was Patricia Spaccarotella. seph A. Petrone, Frederick He will resubmit the re- spection was Albert Piorkow- gaining wider recognition Alcoholism Information Cen- at tie County Court House, Monumer ski, 16 Clark St. within business and industry struct a single-family dwell- mil Court Streets, Freehold, Kei Miss Jean E. "Gigi" Hinck J. Petchauer. vised plans as soon as the ter, with 24-hour telephone Jersey, at which time Application wi corrections are completed. Fined $15 each for careless that alcoholism is a disease;; ing on W. Lincoln Ave. The be made for the allowance of Cora won awards for her patriotic Kichard H. Eendon, Ken- service, at 54 Broad St. board ruled, however, that missions and Counsel fees, under Ar Site plans for the Cliurch of driving were Elizabeth Mc- tlclo Eight 23, of Will. essay and her athletic prow- neth R. Stevens, Patrick F. Daniels, 23 Bucknell Drive, the house must meet the zon- Dated June 4th, A.D. 1989. ess. St. Thomas More on Gordons JOHN DENNY DALE, of 24 Bios, X. Toohey, Janette L. Barke- Corner Road and the Mon- Hazlet, and Albert Royster, 39 ing code's square footage re- sotn Cove Road, Mlddletown, N. J. lew, Debra A. Bradley, Lor- quirements and that the front «nd BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, mouth County National Bank Center St., Matawan. Confer 174 Diplomas (By: Robert P. Borges, Trust Of- elle Brina, Eileen M. Con- setback must also comply ficer), of 16 Wall Street, New Yorl on Rt. 9 were approved sub- James Turanvi, 352 Loril- City. N. Y., Surviving Trustees, am Motion Granted nelly, Margaret E. Delehanty, with the local ordinance, ;; ANNE BOYD DALE LEFFERTS, ject to recommendations sug- lard Ave., Union Beach, drew Box N, Red Bank, N. J. Janet-Lee Hall, Maureen A. gested by the township engi- a suspended $10 fine for driv- A request by Bradley ;.fe. ETHEL HAEPEE. of 130 East 39th For Dismissal At St. Mary's School St., New York City, N. Y. Hanley, Sonja L. Hansen, neer, James P. Kovacs, being ing an unregistered vehicle. Strahan to build a six-foot HARRY BOYD MARSHALL, NEW MONMOUTH Spavento, Mary Ellen Stad- Deer Hill Road, Cornwall-Oil' FREEHOLD - County Megan J. Heath, Kathleen J. followed. He paid $5 court costs. board fence around a portion Hudson, New York. N. Y.. and Court Judge Patrick J. Mc- Hennessey, Jean E. Hinck. Diplomas were conferred on man, Julie Vernol, Elizabeth of his property at 14 Branch BESSEMER TRUST COMPANY fBy: Richard W. Maurle, Vice Gann Jr. granted a state's Valerie L. Keddy, Dawna 174 eighth graders at St. , Walter, Wilbur Wire and Koad, Oakhurst, was denied President), of 10 Bank Street, New- Mary's Catholic School dur- «rj, K. J., Eiecutorc In re Estate motion for dismissal of M. King, Barbara A. Marsh, Maureen Young. by the board. It was said the of Louise Boyd Dfile, a Deceased charges of robbery of 25 cents Barbara J. Nilsen, Bette J. ing commencement exercises Also, Roger Bagarozy, John plan would downgrade the Co-Trustee. School in Oceauport Sunday. and assault with a weapon Nilsen, Mary V. O'Connor, Bosak, Frank Boynton, area. ; Messrs. Durand, Twombly with intent to rob against Receiving awards were: Delwrah Braendle, Denise & ImVlaco, Patricia A. Spaccarotella, Attorneys at Law, Ronald Crudup, 564 Joline Donna J, Thomas, Nancy C. Graduates 68 Pupils Highest average — Roberta Bruntz, Kathleen Cannon, Hi Broad Street, Ave., Long Branch, West. * O'Neill, Stephen Tyrrell, Cath- ,,1Villiam Cappello, Carol Newark, N. J. 07102. OCEANPORT - Eighty-six Jacobsen, Susan Keevil, Kar- NAACPUnit June 13, 20, 27, July 3 316.00 Mr. Crudup was accused of erine Thorstensen, Carol Casaleggi, James Cashes, pupils were graduated at the en Kulaga, Caryn Lawson, NOTICE OP Special School Dls stopping Bruce Waterman of Casaleggi, John Kennedy, Doreen Cisek, John Clancy, trict Meeting Or Election of The Maple Place School last night. Deborah Lennox, Louise 118 Barker Ave., Shrewsbury Trade School Unit Brian Smith and Mary Ann Diane Croasdale, Louis De- Membership Township Of Hazlet In The County of Two students, Leslie Cart- Lund, Anne McMilleh, Gail jlonmouth, New Jersey On Township, June 6, 1968, in Gets a Top Rating Hanley. Chicchio, Joseph Di Padova, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1969 wright and Philip Daniele re- Mat son, Louise Mercogliano, Merit awards — Katherine Deborah Dofan, Dennis Etz- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Eed Bank, demanding a FREEHOLD - The Mon- Drive Slated legal voters ot the School District ceived the Parent - Teacher Susan Morford, Sheryl Morri- quarter and, when Mr. Water- Oakes, Stephen Nelson, Mary korn, Richard French, Anne of the Township of Haxlet In the Coun mouth County Vocational Association awards for good son. ty of Monmouth, New Jersey, that a man refused, of- pulling a Rita Mosko, James Cashes, Gannon, Cathryn Gotti, ASBURY PARK - Bishop special meeting or election of the le- School,District received a fi- citizenship. Michael Corley and Joan Jeanne Granito, Debra Hart, Stephen Gill Spotswood, na- gal voters of said District will be held knife on him and demanding nalist rating in the annual Elizabeth Murray, Susan on Tuesday, June 24, 1969, at 2:00 Three won prizes in the Na- Nelson, Joanne Nowicki, Sampson. Charlene, Hirschbein, Kath- tional chairman of the board ©'clock P.M. the money. school publications awards of leen Irwin, Thomas Keating, The polls will remain open until tional Sojurners' Essay Con- Kathleen O'Brien, Penelope Perfect attendance—Jo-Ann of directors of the National »:0O o'clock P.M. and as much longer The motion for dismissal School Management mag- Buzzanco, Barbara DeCapua, Philip Keigher, Joanne Kelly, as.may be necessary to permit test. First place winner was Odom, Kathleen O'Neill, Su- Association for the Advance- was made by Assistant azine. Bridget Levy, Janet Rooney, John Kennedy, Peter Killelea, ti# legal voters then present to vote Sheryl Morrison; second san Parker, Suzanne Pelo, ment of Colored People and to cast their ballots. County Prosecutor Franklin Vocational School Superin- Stuart Young, Kathleen Can- Joanne Krieghbaum, Deborah (NAACP) for eight years, will The meeting or election will be Goldstein. Stanley Katz of tendent Donald P. Hoagland place, Joan Williams, and Eleanor- Pienkowski, Sally- held and all lega.1 voters of the School lynn f'oole,- Leslie Ross, Jac- non, William Cappello, John Kroeper, Marian Lawlor, be keynote speaker when the District will vote at the respective Long Branch represented Mr, reported yesterday that as a third place, Julie Wambach. Donald Lynch, Mary Lynn polling places stated below. queline Salerno, Mary Ann Kennedy, Raymond Costello, Asbury Park-Neptune Branch At the said meeting or election, Crudup. result of this rating, the The graduates are: John Garrett, Marion Hau- McDonnell, Jill McKenzie, the following proposals will be sub- Salerno, Mary Ellen Schneid- of NAACP launches its sec- mitted: school system has received Kenneth Arscott, James sold, Anne Higler, Donald Louise McPartland, John LEGAL NOTICE er, Irene Stanton, Cyn- ond annual membership PROPOSAL NO. 1 many requests for copies of Bedell, Paul Briscione, Scott Hoeler, William Kahle, Mi- MacMahon, Gary Malizia, drive tonight at 8 o'clock in Resolved that: The Board of Edu- NOTICE thia Travlos. cation of the Township of Hazlet, In Take notice that Blockhouse cor- its 1969 progress report. Clayton, Richard Crawford, chael Kassinger, Patricia Donna Martin, Stephen Asbury Park High School au- the County of Monmouth, ]B autho- >oration trading as The Stockhouae Phillip Daniele, Thomas Dil- rized: • has applied to the Mayor and Coun- Kim VanDeman, Denise Nicholas, Kenneth Rogers and Maurer, John Misso, Mary ditorium, (a) lo construct an addition to the cil of the Borough of Keansburg for LEGAL NOTICE ger, Michael Dombrowski, Christopher Ryan. Rita Mosko, Patrick Muh- B&rltan High School situate In the i Plenary Retail Consumption license VanNote, , Betty Vitt, Julie The public is Invited. school district on the northerly side V--29 for premises situated at 60-62 NOTICE Raymond Doohaluk. Wambach, Debby Whichello, Basketball — James Beg- leisen, William Murtha, ol Middle Road, purchase the school Beachway, Keansburg, N. J. MONMOUTH COUNTY ley, James Parks, Michael Thomas O'Gara, Gregory Ermon K. Jones, Neptune, furniture and other equipment neces- Objections if any should be made SURROGATE'S COIRT Robert Eichinger, Kenneth Joan Williams. president of the local branch, •ary for said addition and to make Immediately in writing to Harvey Notice to Creditors lo Present Lawless, Gary Malizia, John Pfleger, Lynn Philpot, Don- the alterations on the existing build- Marlon, clerk of the Borough of Claims Against Estate Fantone, William Frampton, said the chapter has estab- ing necessary for Its use with such keansburg. N. J. 0F BRUMM01TO Clancy, John MacMahon, ald Pirro, Angela Quigley, addition, and to improve said site and ? WHITE, Randal Geary, Dezso Gre- lished a goal this year of 500 OFFICERS D Donald Lynch, Brian Smith, Cynthia Reynen, Leslie Ro- plot of land; and lo expend therefore Thomas J, KeeJen—President Pursuant to tile order of DONALD foria, David Halbstein, Transfer Site members. There are now 325 including Incidental'expenses, not ex- ^atrlcla A\ Kcelen—Secretary1 ' J. CUNNINGHAM, surrogate of the Christopher Ryan, Michael mano, Robert Schulz, Janet ceeding $1-477,000.00 and June 6, 13 J7.50 County of Monmouth, this day made, James Hornung, Stephen Hor- members. (b» to issue bonds of the school on the application of the undersigned, Kassinger, Craig Maclnnes, Staffa, Regina Tarpey, Cath- district for said purposes In the prin- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Hatel Mae Hurley, Administratrix of nung, Gary Iarriello, William To Brookdale Last year the local branch a Kevin Costigan, Michael erine Thorstensen, Elise cipal amount of £1,430,000.00 thus roject No. and Location the estate of the said Drummond Kramer, Michael McTighe, received the award for hav- (1) ff 51,477.000.00 other bonds of ) 6195 4 6823 White, deceased, notice Is hereby FREEHOLD — The Mon- Corley and David Crosby. Trentacoste, Regina Weldon, the school district are authorized by Replacement of doors and hard- given to the creditors of said de- Thomas Morley, Thomas Na- Cheerleading — Jeanne Robert Wojewodzki and ing secured the highest another proposal adopted at this ware, Hospital Administration BIdg. ceased to present to the aald Admin- gel, John Naulty, Robert Opp. mouth County Vocational number of -life members school district meeting or election, & Adjustment Cottage, North Jer- istratrix their claims under oath with- School Board of Education Kelly, Jill McKenzie, Janet Debra Zifarelli. using up all of the $1,375,645.52, bor- sey Training school, Totowa, N. J. in srx months from this date. Samuel Perry, John Pfeif- in the state. There are four rowing margin of the said Township !) 6810 ftated: June 5, 1969 yesterday transferred its 18- Rooney, Barbara DeCapua, Also, James Begley, Ron- of Hazlet previously available for oth- Installation of new flooring at cot- HAZEL MAE HURUCY, fer, Jeremiah Regan, Donald acre tract 'and buildings of Cynthia Reynen, Mary Anne ald Belicose, Ellen Benzinger, fully paid life members, who er Improvements and raising Its net tages 5, 9 A io. North Jersey 3124 West Bangs Avenue, have paid $500. Others pay $50 debt to 51,531.4M.48 beyond such bor- Training School. Totowa. N. J. Neptune, New Jersey. Ross, Joseph Ruane, Allan the Technical Institute, Mid- Hanley, Marie Talian, Leslie Bonnie Boyd, Margaret Boyle, rowing margin or Owner: state of New Jersey Administratrix Sanderson, Franklyn Sickler, a year for 10 years. (2) if no other bonds of the school Separate sealed bids f«) for each of Messrs. Carton, Nary, Witt dletown, to the Brookdale Romano, Jo-Ann Buzzanco, Margaret Brasch, Jo-Ann district are authorized as afore- isted branches of work and a sep- A Arvanltls, John Sniffen, Richard Sones, Community College. Buzzanco, Carol Collins, said, using up all of Uie 51,375,- irate over-all single contract bid and ft district, purchase the schooj 'fur.nl' anrl a Certified Chnnk drawn in iho uty Public Defender William Assistant County. Prosecutor I'Ol.UMi DISTRICT'NO. 4 St., New York. N. Y.; Dlr., Dr 464 Broadway, ceased Co-Exoctitor of the estate at ture and other equipment necessary Long Branch, N. J. order of "Mldrtletown Township" for Polling place at the Sycamore Drive for such addition and make the al- Raphael M. Dansker, 70 E. 77th St. nnlcl Deceased will lie audited and J. Gearty represented Frost. Thomas J. Smith Jr. present- School, sycamore Drive. Hazlet, New New Ynrk, N, Y-; Dlr, Edward O Attorneys not leu* than ten per cent MOtfO atated by tile Surrogate of the Coun- Jersey in the school District for le- :ernatlDna of the existing building nee Fielding, 334 Heights Rd., Rldgewood June 13, 20, 27, July 3 W the amount bid exeppt thnt ihe check ty of Monmouth and reported fnr net- LEGAL NOTICE ed the state's case. Deputy gal voters residing within General essary for It" use with Mich addi- N. J.; Dlr., Erwln Milllmrt, 35 Flo- need not cxreed $20,000.00. tlement to Trie Monmouth county tion, and Ho expend therefor not ex- ral, Dr., Hastings on Hudson, N. Y. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT The flwnrd of tho Contract fnr thl-« NOTICE Public Defender William J'. Siectlon District No., 4. OF ACCOUNT, AND IHRECT' Court, Probate Division, on Friday, ceeding 1098,000,00; and (bt to Issue Objections, if any, should be made work will not hp mndp until Iho tile 25th day of July A.D., ID6II at Take notice that Emanuc] aivd Agned Gearty represented Newman. TOLLING DISTRICT VO. 8 bonds or the nehool district for naid Immediately In writing to the DH AND INSTRUCTIONS ripccsfiary funds have licen provider! Gallopo trading as Mandyn' Den had Polling plane at the Union Avenue purpose In the principal amount of OF THK f OITflT. 0:3(1 o'clock a.m., at the County Court tor 0/ the Division of Alcoholic Bev- by the Mnvor A TownrtiIn Cnmmlt- House, Monument and Court Streets, applied to the Mayor and Council of School, Union Avr-nue, Hazlet, Mew erage Control, 1100 Raymond Blvd., ESTATE OF RAR.BARA BATTAG"- Jersey In the flrhonl District for Kga.1 tof! of Mlddletown Township In a law- Frcehod. New Jeraey, at which lime the Borough of Union Jleach for a sm.on. Newark. N. J. 07102. LfA, nECEARED ful manner, Hena-ry Itetatl Consumption License voleri residing within General Ejec- The rmlllnK places for said election Notice la hereby glvpn ihat the nc Application will bn made for the al- Convict Red Banker tion Dlstrlct.1 NfJS. 10 and 11. The Township nr the Enftlnfer re lowance of CommlsslonH and nmirme! C-ll) for premlflcn situated at 607 ind their respective po'llng district counts of the nubflcrlbcr. Executor of serves thp right to rpfjuire n. com Front St., Union Reach, N. J. rf>ij.i,\o nixTKMT NO. » 'described ny reference to the olcr- P. BALLANTINE & SON'S Ihe estate of said nrcrnsed will be foes, and Directions and Jnatructions In Marijuana Case 57 Freeman St., Newnrk, N. J. 07101 ploto fhrtnciftl nnrt experience* slnto- of the Court. Objections, If any, nhould be made Polling place at Hie LllMsn Drive lon districts used at last Ocnera audited and stated by ihe HurrnKiite merit frnm prnnprfitlve lild'Jprn sh Immediately In writing to Mary Babllt Ichool. Lillian Drive. Hazlet, New Elrc-llnn Irl nalrt municipality! dre es June 13, 20 $24.00 of thR CTnunty of Monmouth and rr- Mated June 4th A.D, 1M!>. Ing thnt ttiny hfive Rntfsfncinrliy rom- (SANKERS TRUST COMPANY (By: Clerk of the Borougii of Union Beach, FREEHOLD - Robert Jewey In the School Dlilrlrt Inr legal flhllphcj and have been designated .NOTICE ported for taetllrmcnt to Thn Mnij- plrtnri work of the nnlurr rofiulrefl be- Voter* residing within General S!ec is follows and nn person shall vote at niouth County Court, Probate Divi- Hobert P. Borgea, Trust Officer!, of Mauer, 169 River Road, Red Take notice that Josephine Afierra forp, fiirnlnhinK propoHfll formii lli Wall Street. New York City, BlilANUEL AND A0NB3 OALLOPO tlon Districts No«. 3 nnd 7. • Id election elsewhere than at the Wldgcr, Executrix of and Trustee un- sion, on Friday, Ihe 11th th elitlk trading na nar H ha« applied Colin Nek Township for a plenary Is not detrimental tn th? 'ip.it Intcr- . atrect, New York City. N. Y., to Ihe Townnhlp Committee of Ilia' July 14 in Rumson. tion PUtrlct No. 8. fhonl ut Mnrkhflm TlacR In the Retail Cnnfliimptlnn License for prem- minions and nounncl foes, and Hi* pst of Die Town.illIri. Tho rlftht l« also POLLING PlKTIlirT NO. fl (hml TH AFTER HE 26 Recipe 52 Important ^ IT WAS ._ f\ FOUND OUT 18 Small 55 Giraffe's instruction alliance T A CINCH ) V I BEAT UP amount relative 27 Western 53 Famous 1 MY SISTER.' 19 Kind of wolf 57 Large fish resort playwright 21) Ultimatum 58 Requested 28". ..-of 56 — apple 22 Possessions 59 Savage robins . . ." (African 24 — Domino 60 Facts 29 Thorn fruit) 25 European 61 Stadium 26 Luminous sound Solution to Today's Ptrole 29 Catty 62 Acquisitions 33 Boat 63 Kind of 34 Period motion 35 Newspaper DOWN 6-13 section, for lRock short formation 36 Attention 2 S. Amer. Mary Worth getting timber tree BUT POUTIC5 B A SAME WITH THEMLAHT NOU t THINK HE MADE A sound 3 Store sign AND 7HE.Y PIM ITM ATE»W»-WrrH//KTH fc K 6000 DRAFT CHOICE IN ^BEUWE i THE FINCASn.E5 ARENT MONSTERS, U 37 Adhere 4 Welcome MOTHER. AS THE T0U6HECT COACH S ! J W present ANITA! THEY'RE AN IMPORTANT HATIONAL SINCt VINCE. lOMBARDll-AND A "ASTRO-GmDE" By Ceean 38 Journey RKOURCE.I—NO FAMILY HAS CONTRIBUTED WIFt MUST EARN HER PO51TION 39 Absorbed 5 Condescend- 50 MUCH TO THE OOUMTKA PRQGRB5 Saturday, June 14 40 Grade SINCE THE ADW45E5! ing 11 13 13 present—For You and Yours » • . Changes made now should work put to your advantage so' make your move without fear. Some pressures de- • noted, however. You'll find It difficult to hold your temper as people (espedally youngsters) tend to gefon your nerves. Let others have tteir way. Don't try to force your views on them.

The Day Under Your Sign 28 2* *> la* titra. S»pf. 23 to OAK ArtR.eeraMir.2Ho Apr. 19 31 Keep your credit rating in KO°(I Someone may put U[t a tonjf- rtnnaiiiK debt. Use tha money nundinR. !«• u|« Mils and col. 4 Andy Capp lect moaey due you. m improve your home. 31 Taurus. April 20 »o May 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 (Tfc LIKE THIS, BOCT&R.TVE WIFE'S WEU,NOW,MISTER ...I'M SURE WE CAN (VMTJIWANTTO If you want to lirosiwr, don't AuMetl rtiponsibiiitiet art • 39 1 1 mix business and friends. He c1ialleni;e not a burden. Don't 1JSE&T ME WWtf A bRlNK, BUT CAPR THAT'* NOT Ijccomc inKa[»lK)intmcms. 42 LATEW SVE BEEN COMIN* 'OME TOO SERIOUS... HELP VOU STOP Gamini. May 21 to Jung 21 Sagittariui. Nov. 22 to Dte. 21 Take constructive action in fam- PLASTEREb EVERY NI&HT. I FEEL DRINKING — Don't take liew romance too Mriousty. It may turn out 10 he ily situation. V»u can't JUSt lit SOGUILTV ABOUTIT a flash in the ran. Ilietc and do nolhintr. Capricorn. Die. 22(0 Jan.2O S3 Cancir. June 22 fa July 21 Advancement should be steady Sir You on iileasc everyone to - wrat you. in your considered set the applecart, opinion, think hest. Aquarius. Jan. 21 to Fab. 19 L.o.July 22 TO. Aug. 21 (let all the information avail- Some financial iiressurfl re- able before lirocccdinR on new main* Take it in stride ami project. Don t commit yourKlf maintain Tour good humor. too quickly. Yircjo.Auj.22teS.pT.22 Piicai. Feb. 20 fa March 20 Think for yourself instead of Although some disaninintltient SB as 1 relying on osallietl-for advice may bo in More for you, you of icIatjTU. have tlie patience to cope with H. *-l3 ©Held Enterprise!, Ini, U<9 Bridge Advice The Wizard of Id By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Uemiis the Menace Ruffing i loser in the dum- North dealer Nditwskjenilnerable my is not a very complicated NORTH play. Don't lose sight of the 4> 852 fact that your ruffing trick OAQ enables you to lead from the OA52 dummy,.Ji you execute,your + A1O653 simple maneuver at precisely WEST EAST the right time, the lead from 1|D 4>K104 dummy may be just as im-018632 CK107 portant as the ruffing trick it- O K876 OJH» • 82 +QI94 self. ; SOOTH West leads the three of • AQ76J hearts, and your finesse loses ©954 to the king. East returns the OQ43 jack of diamonds and you be- • K7 gin to worry about losing all North Eat ScmO. V/ttt Snuffy Smith three finesses. lA Pfi» 1 4> ME OUGHT I WISH THEV WUZ You cautiously play a low 2 «> P«s» 4 a> TO BETICKLED FERTH'COWS diamond at the second trick, Qpcaiaslcad-93 PAW AN'HIS SAKE THEVVJUZN'T winning with dummy's ace. CARD-f>LAVIN' INTH'HOUSE CRONIES HfiP Now you try a finesse with Now dummy's last club is A FREE-FER-AU the queen of spades and close good, and you can return to IN TH" BARN your eyes. When you open dummy by ruffing your last LAST NISHT, your eyes, you discover that heart with dummy's last ELVJIMEV-- your finesse has succeeded. trump. The ruffing trick You continue with the ace would have been welcome at of spades, capturing the jack any time but it is doubly wel- and ten. East's king remains come when it puts you in the out, but you wisely decide to dummy to cash the last club. ignore it. You need dummy's East gets his king of spades last trump to ruff your third whenever he likes, but you MBMO&t. heart. discard a diamond on dum- Postpone Ruff my's last club, assuring the Thfe Phantom 'times » SET wvrreo TOI* What about that ruff? contract. IN THE DARK 6YM- SUPOENLV- THEU6HTS Should you go after it at DAILY QUESTION UPROAHAND CONFUSIO/t once, before it gets away Partner opens with one Dance Program Slated Tonight from you? If you do, you will club, and the next player ances in Monmouth County SHREWSBURY - The Con- eventually lose two diamonds passes. You hold: S- K 10 4 to a total of approximately 3,- temporary Dance Arts Center and a trump in addition to H- K 10 7 D- J 10 9 C- Q J 000 County residents. Group under the direction of the heart trick already lost. 9 4. What do you say? The members of the group Winifred Widener wlirpresent There is no glory in playing Answer: Bid 1-NT. Most ex- who will perform will be: perts avoid this response on a program of dance tonight at Winired Widener, concert- for down one. a really weak hand, since it the Monmouth County Li- dancer • teacher - choreogra- Your best chance is to set is preferable to bid a four- brary at 8:30 p.m. pher; Joan Harvey, who up the clubs, and you need card suit at the level of one The program is being pre- teaches for the Monmouth all of dummy's entries for the or to raise clubs with a poor sented by the Monmouth Ethi- Conservatory of music; Ann purpose. After your two cal Society. McGowan, who has studied rounds of trumps you cash hand. The wasteful notrump The Contemporary Dance ballet with the Monmouth the top clubs and ruff a club. response is used to show a Arts Center Group was School of Ballet, and Joan Za- Return to dummy with the balanced hand of 8 to formed in 1966 and has given kanych who has modern ace of hearts and ruff anoth- 10 points without a biddable concert style lecture perform- dance at Montclair College. er club. major suit.

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.hop itahbicVi • pr... plan, ..bury p.rlc • bread .tra.f, ,.iI bank monday, fuaiday, thur.day, i.turday 10 >» 8:30 p.m., w.dn.irfay and friday till » p.m. • brick tow* pf«a, 10 ta 1 p.m.. •ahrd.y.llll t:30 p.m. V THEMLY :; i . ;? ;; j ;:, ) \ \it,Zhiti. L FRIDAY, JUNE 13, • Television • Books • Movies • Theater ENJOYMENT • Dining Out • Music Voiwr Weekend Magazine • Hobbies • Comment A Delightful of Music By ALICIA ROWE this prelude, every section movements of trivia worthy could not see Mr. Ormandy's clearly heard, each nuance HOLMDEL - Perfect had a chance to sing out. of Percy Faith if he had the baton from where they were of the music is perfectly ex- weather outside and perfect Wagner interweaves his mel- manpower. It was a percus- sitting. They were good sports pressed so that the complicat- sound under the round roof of odies in the composition in an sionist's field day. The com- about the whole thing and ed music seems simple and the beautiful Garden State interesting manner without be- poser has written some var- their concerto received wild the hundred - year-old worK Arts Center combined to form ing too difficult for the aver- iations on a little theme by applause from the delighted sounds modem. a delightful evening of music age listener to comprehend. Haydn. Served with pitchers audience but I think Mr. Or- The Philadelphia Orchestra last night. Mr. Ormandy conducted of lemonade at the Boston mandy was glad when it was produces such a beautiful Eugene Ormandy conduct- everything from memory ex- Pops, this sort of thing is de- over. sound, so well in tune, so ed the Philadelphia Orchestra cept the guitar concerto. He lightful but'in these dignified Incidentally, one problem well balanced. The musicians in a varied program designed gives his full emotional atten- surroundings, it is merely must be solved forthwith at are so familiar with this sym- to please everyone. The or- tion to the orchestra, wring- pompous. One looks for the the Arts Center and that is phony that Mr. Ormandy only chestra produces such a beau- ing the music out of each sec- goatherder riding off into the the problem of the seating of has to pay attention to which- tiful sound that it can make tion as the music dictates. sunset and falling into a ere- latecomers. Between the ever section has the most almost anything sound good. His tempos seem slow, as if * vasse at the end of a bad Meistersingers and the prominent part at the mo- Mr. Ormandy is a sculptor of the sound produced is by far movie. Homage to Haydn was a ment. He conducts this sec- sound who works in large, the most important thing to Joaquin Rodrigo wrote his pause of only about two min- tion individually, making sure general shapes. him. Rhythm and pacing Concierto Andaluz especially utes during which more than that they achieve perfection The interesting and jolly seem to mean less as there for the Romano family of 100 persons had to be seated. for their few moments. prelude to the Meistersingers was certainly less variety in guitarists. They are no match These individuals greeted The last movement of this seemed to suit the audience these aspects of the concert. for the Philadelphia Orches- their friends during the mu- symphony is joyous and boun- best. In the Philadelphia Or- "Homage to Haydn'' by tra. When they were heard sic of Dello Joio. There should cy. Of course the people in chestra, every section plays Norman Dello Joio came next alone, they were very good be a pause long enough to the audience who started perfectly; no one can be sin- on the program. This little guitarists but in combination, seat these latecomers if they leaving after the first move- gled out for special praise. In piece stretched out to three the tempos varied, perhaps are going to be .allowed in ment missed it and disturbed at all before the second se- a lot of others on their hun- lection begins. dred-yard dash to beat the After intermission, Mr. Or- traffic out of the parking lot mandy conducted the Brahms but you would think that if Second symphony (from me- they had taken the trouble to mory). He never rushes. drive all the way out there, Each beautiful harmony is they would stay to the end. Fireworks Open Up By MARY CAMPBELL pie blew whistles to end the NEW YORK (AP) - "Fire- game but they had no au- works," three short plays thority. It was played away with sharply honed points, from home. opened at the off - Broadway "Fireworks for a Hot Village South Theater. Fourth," though it wasn't Jon Swan, a native of Sioux jong, was the only one of the City, Iowa, has, happily, pre- three plays to overstress its sented three different sub- point.-Neurotic people are at jects in his plays, noninvolve- a cocktail party. There is a ment, war and alienation. masochistic man attracted to •'In "The Report," a writer a powerful, sadistic woman, lectures a girl interviewer a wandering husband attract- that the trouble with her job ed to a blonde; his lonely dis- is that she listens carded wife, a nostalgic old DOWN BEAT — Maestro Eugene Ormandy of the Philadelphia Orchestra gives but doesn't participate. So he man( and the host who won- a down beat to the Romano family of guitarists. The Romanos performed the has them both, simultaneous- is faced ° ^ frightened about being the 1969 season of the Garden State Art* Center, (Register Staff Photos 1 with deciding whether to get mixed up and wondering if to •*'.•• further involved. be alive means you are liv- Thrlfty, Startling fog. "Football," a parable, is The three plays don't fright- the most thriftily written and en a viewer, as perhaps they most startling of the three were meant to, but they do plays. A coach is explaining provide an arresting modern- a debacle to "questioners" problems evening in the the- sitting in the audience. One ater. side had played football, one Stephen Joyce acted in aH basketball. Fist-fights broke three, most effectively as the out, then knife fights, then coach in "Football." Among shooting. The dead in the sta- the cast of eight, Laurinda dium blocked exits. Some peo- Barrett was especially good.

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BECOMMENOGD tt CUE MAOAZUrE « DiNinm smn TOKDAT TSVH 1 9:00 0 THE CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE 10:00 0 THE ARCHIE SHOW 0 . •'The House of the Seven Hawks" starring Robert O THE FLINTSTONES 0 Taylor. The film, produced on location tn Holland, O MY LITTLE MARGIE revolves around a baffling post-World War n In- cident Involving the disappearance of a fortune in SPIDERMAN 0 .:-•.• jewels. (1959) ID THE- CHALLENGE OF SPACE 0 TILEVISI 10:30 BATMAN -SUPERMAN-HOUR OF O JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE 0 " These program listings are the most accurate of any "The Crystal Maze". Judd is called Jnto the contro- ADVENTURE 0 versial custody fight for an orphaned Infant. (R) O THE BANANA SPLITS ADVENTURE HOUR 0 weekly television guide. All listings are supplied by Q MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE e SATURDAY MORNING MOVIE the television stations and program changes received "The Big Circus" starring Victor Mature, Red But- "Abbott and Costello In Hollywood" (1815). Abbott tonst An unknown killer is determined to stop the are made up to the time The Daily Register goes to and Costello caper as a porter and a barber In big top before it can complete its,, cross-country Hollywood. press. tour at Madison Square Garden. (1959) 10:00 O THE SAINT 0 O FANTASTIC VOYAGE 0 As an added service to television viewers, a listing O SUPERADVENTURE THEATRE "Reluctant Revolution". The Saint becomes involved "Four Men and a Prayer" starring Loretta Young, is carried throughout the week in The Daily Register In a revolution in a small South American country as the result of receiving the wrong suitcase at Richard Greene. Four sons swear to avenge their supplying viewers with the most up-to-the-minute an airport. father's murder and dishonor and expose the avari- cious men who plotted his death. (1938) program information available. 0 10 O'CLOCK NEWS 0 O THE DICK CAVETT SHOW 0 ID EN FRANCE Guests: Richard Boone, Groucho Marx 11:00 O JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE WCBS-TV O WOR-TV © NEWSFRONT EARTH 0 Mitchell Krauas, Commentator - ' ID EQUAL TIME 0 WNBCTV IB WPIX-TV 10:30 O U.S. OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP 0 11:30 HERCULOIDS0' WNEW-TY O WNDT-TV at Champions Golf Club, Houston, Texas. UNDERDOG 0 10:50 OFEATURETTE THE FANTASTIC FOUR © WABC-TY © Indicates Color "The Great Bank Robbery" with Mm Novak and Clint Walker. Based on behind-the-scenes activi- ID NEW YORK CLOSEUP 0 ties surrounding the forthcoming film of the same title. ' _ AFTERNOON 11:00 © O 0 NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS 0 12:00 ©SHAZZAN © O THE OUTER LIMITS Q STORYBOOK SQUARES 0 0 II O'CLOCK MOVIE 0 "^ "The Wreck of the Mary Deare" starring Gary Children's version of the "Hollywood Squares" Cooper, Charlton Heston. A ship has been wrecked, 0 METROMEDIA'S EVANS-NOVAK REPORT - FRIDAY the crew mutinied and the dazed skipper wake* to O GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE 0 find himself accused of negligence. (1059) O MILLION UULLAR MOVIE 01 BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE 0 ' "Hercules Against the Sons of the Bun" starring 11:30 OTHE LATE SHOW Mark Forest, Anne Maria Pace. In the kingdom of DAYTIME MOVIES "Devil's Doorway" starring Robert Taylor, Louis the Incas, the immortal Hercules teaches the op- pressed slaves how to build war machines against 10:00 0 "Wabash Avenge" Calhern. An Indian veteran of the Civil. War re- turns to find Injustice and tragedy for hie people, their rulers. (1963) O "Deadline at DW and fights to aid them. (1950) V ©THE GOURMET WITH DAVID WADE© 12:00 ©"The Big House" O THE TONIGHT SHOW 0 12:30 0 JOHNNY QUEST © 2:00 0 "Invitation to Happinesi" starring Johnny Carson O UNTAMED WORLD 8 ID "Life with Henr/ O THE JOEY BISHOP SHOW 0 0 CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING 3:00 O "The Incredible Petrified World" R:00 O THE DONALD O'CONNOR SHOW & • 0 AMERICAN BANDSTAND '69 © 4:30 © "The Impatient Yean" O TWELVE O'CLOCK NEWS 0 CD INSIGHT 0 © "An Act of Murder", 1:00 0 MOBY DICK AND THE MIGHTY EVENING MIGHTOR © 12:35 O TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES O RESEARCH PROJECT 0 6:00 © 0 NEWS 0 "Hatter's Castle" starring James Mason, Deborah Kerr, Story of a young man who aspires to be upper 0 WELLS.FARGO © McHALE'S NAVY class and stops at nothing, even driving nil family ID UPBEAT© ",, - © 6 O'CLOCK MOVIE to disgrace, to attain bis goal. (1941) 1:30 ©THE LONE RANGER 9 "The Nun and the Sergeant" starring Robert Web- 0 SAFETY AHOY 0 ber, Anna Sten. During the Korean War, a Marlh* 1:00 OLATE NEWS 0 •ergeant Jeadlng a group of "hard cases'* on patrol O THE BEST OF BROADWAY 0 COLT 45 finds he had company, (1062) "Submarine Seahawk" (1958) starring John Bent- ©HAPPENING© " ID F TROOP ley, Brett Halsey. World War n drama about a 2:00 ©OPPORTUNITY LINE© "Old Ironpants" • , . submarine captain who is suspected of cowardice by his men when he is ordered to observe the prepara- O MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL © © TV HIGH SCHOOL tion of a hidden Japanese task force. Baltimore Orioles vs Chicago White Sox 6:30 0 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 0 0 BRANDED O EYEWITNESS NEWS-6:30 REPORT Q 1:10 O THE LATE NIGHT NEWS 0 0 LIKE IT IS© ID VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA 1:15 O THE LATE LATE SHOW I 0 © MAD MAD MOVIE "Secret of the Loch". The Seavlew follows a natur- "The Lieutenant Wore Skirts" starring Tom Kwell, 'The Baron's African War" starring Rod Canwron, al underground conduit leading" to a lake in Scot- Sheree North. Former WAF Lieutenant, believing Lionel Royce. An American undercover agent on land where a scientist claims to have seen a mon* her husband is going to be re-inducted into service, assignment In Africa escapes with the Dagger of Bter kill several men. ~ re-enllata. (1956) Solomon and a forged scroll, (1066) . ID EN FRANCAIS, S'lL VOUS PLAIT 1:30 O NEWS HEADLINES ID BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE 9 7:00 B CBS EVENING NEWS © 2:00 O NEWS AND WEATHER . 2:30 © CONVERSATIONS WITH A with Walter Cronklte 2:05 ID LATE NEWS FINAL 0 PSYCHIATRIST © © HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY REPORT 0 3:15 O THE LATE LATE SHOW II O MEN IN CRISIS 0 I LOVE LUCY "Kim" starring Errol Flynn, Dean Stockwell. Storj 3:00 0 REPERTOIRE WORKSHOP • © ABC EVENING NEWS WITH of a little boy who grew up as a Hindu in Indii 0 BATTLEFIELD FRANK REYNOLDS 0 during the 19th Century. (1951) ...... 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A wife learns a court order for 0 INSIDE BEDFORD STUYVESANT ' ' focuses on Lee Trtvino " separate maintenance is not a license for husband Q KARTOON CARNIVAL ID IN SPITE OF WALLS 0 harrassment, 'J ID THE CHRISTOPHERS 0 5:00 G THE EARLY SHOW ID NEW YORK YANKEE BASEBALL 0 8:15 ID DAVEY AND GOLIATH 0 "I Love Melvln" starring Donald O'Connor, Debbl« Seattle Pilots vs New York Yankees 8:30 0 THE BUGS BUNNY-ROAD Reynolds. Comedy revolving around a youthful IB WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 0 ' RUNNER HOUR © romance between a movie-struck chorus girl Rid c photographer's assistant. (1053) 8:30 G GOMER PYLE 0 Q DODO © Sergeant Carter bets Sergeant Hacker that he can - BMOyiEFOUR go twenty four hours without blowing his top, and 0 FIREBALL XL-5 "A Family Affair" (1937) starring Mickey Rooney, lives to regret it. (R) ID THIS IS THE LIFE Lionel Barrymore. Judge Hardy risks his chances 8:56 O NEWS AND WEATHER for re-eleotlon by Btopplng work on a giant con- 0 THE NAME OF THE GAME 0 struction job that would harm the community, "High on a Rainbow". In a drive to learn how nar- 9:00 O SUPER 6 0 cotics are getting into the hands of school-children, O MARINE BOY 0 BIG ATTACK© publisher Glenn Howard asks Farrell and Peggy O ABC'i WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 0 Maxwell to pose as a truck driver and a car bop, THE NEW CASPER CARTOON SHOW LeMans 24 Hour Grand Prix of Endurance. 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 0 O EASTSIDE KIDS ID FRONTIER CIRCUS © TWILIGHT ZONE wl ID APPRENDA INGLES © 6:30 0 THE BARON •The Mighty Casey" starring Jack Warden, Robert 9:30 © WACKY RACES Q fiorrells. A baseball manager's dream, an incredible © COOL McCOOL IVININ* jrobot pitcher ."with {a ilazing fast ball, makei the ?HoboM Zfpliyw ilnbiltable, PRINCp THE ADVENTURE:! of 'mi n at Champions, CfoU'Club; HoipSPR SHOW 0 DEATH VALLEY DAYS Q 1:20 0 THE BEST OF BROADWAY v In Hollywood and their big* break.. UM7) , "By The Book'* 'The Phony American" (1962) starring William., O DIRECTIONS 0 1:00 O GET SMART© 7:51 0 NEWS AND WEATHER "Quantrill's Raider's" starring Steve Cochran, •£ "The Farkaa Fracas". Max brings the Chief home 7:55 ©THE CHRISTOPHERS Diane Brewster. A Confederate Captain is ordered vp • for dinner, and they both become ill when they eat 8:00 0 AROUND THE CORNER ' to infiltrate Union lines and arrange a raid on a a dessert supplied by a strangely helpful neighbor. vital arsenal in Kansas. (1958) G THE ALVIN SHOW 4:00 0 SOMEONE NEW O THE NEWLYWED GAME 0* O FAITH FOR TODAY O BASEBALL ID NEW YORK YANKEE BASEBALL © O CONNECTICUT REPORT © New York Mets vs Los Angeles Dodgem Seattle Pilots vs New York Yankees 8:15 O LIBRARY LIONS© 4:30 0 NFL ACTION 0 1:30 0 MY THREE SONS 0 8:30 0 WONDERAMA0 "All The Horses". A film featuring the Baltimore Katie gives girth to identical triplet sons and Steve with Bob McAllister Colts' 1998 season. roust adjust to the fact that he is a grandfather, 0 THE CHRISTOPHERS , ... , : O THE ALL-AMERICAN COLLEGE SHOW © three times over. (R) ..'.-.. Guests: The Loyal Opposition, Carol Ann Dove, O THE GHOST AND MRS MUIR © O NEW JERSEY REPORT© Lea and Fletcher, and Ralph Grigta. "Son of the Curse". A curse on an old clock found ID THE EVANGEL HOUR 6:00 0 DIAL M FOR MUSIC © in the attic of Gull Cottage seems to spell death 8:45 O MARYKNOLL STORY TIME © for Capt Gregg's nephew. (R) O MOVIE FOUR O W. C. FIELDS FILM FESTIVAL 9:00 O TV SUNDAY SCHOOL 0 "Wildcat" starring , Richard Arien. "Mra, Wigga of the Cabbage Patch" (1931) starring 0 FOR THOU ART WITH ME Twenty-five thousand dollars prize money for a W. C. Fields, Pauline Lord. In their patch-work O THE GOVERNMENT STORY © new oil well if a wild' catter lives to claim it. (1942) •hack, a family of five give thanks on Thanksgiv- "The Battle of the BiUa" ©THE BARON ing Day. ID CAPTAIN SCARLET AND THE "Enemy of the' State" 0 THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW 0 MYSTERONS 0 O U.S. OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP © 0 NEW YORK 9 PRESENTS 9:15 O TV HEBREW SCHOOL Q Live from Champions Golf Club, Houston, Texas. BORIS KARLOFF 9:30 0 THE WAY TO GO © 0 PERRY MASON "The Devil Commands". A scientist, half-crazed by "The Case of the Rolling Bones". Attempts to com* the death of his young wife, forces his household O INQUIRY 0 irilt a man into a mental Institution bring a new to cooperate with a deadly experiment. (1941) 0 DUDLEY DO-RIGHT © kind of challenge to Perry, especially when th« Isle of the pe&d", A plague spreads across a small O RIGHT NOW 0 case is shattered by a murder. Island and vtfilkpere of vampires that strike in the CD THE LITTLE RASCALS AND WINKY DINK © © ONCE UPON A TIME WITH ' night? (IMS)7 9:00 O HOGAN'5 HEROES 0 10:00 0 LAMP UNTO MY FEET 0 CHARITY BAILEY LeBeau sneaks out of Stalag 13 against Hogan's O READ YOUR WAY Up 0 5:30 0 TED MACK AND THE ORIGINAL orders to aid an Allied agent who is In danger ol O LINUS THE LION-HEARTED 0 AMATEUR HOUR © apprehension by the Gestapo. (R) Q POINT OF VIEW © ** O SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES 0 ID ABBOTT AND COSTELLO ID N.E.T. PLAYHOUSE •'The Art of Love" starring Dick Van Dyke, James 10:30 0 LOOK UP AND LIVE 0 "Confrontation" Garner. In Paris, an unsuccessful American writer O MAN IN OFFICE 0 concocts a phony suicide scheme for a ne-er-do-weU 0 KING KONG 0 EVENING artist, hoping the-stunt will promote the sale of his , O NEW YORK REPORT© 6:00 THE 2IST CENTURY 0 paintings. (1965) '•- • "' • v ID SUNDAY MOVIE SHOWCASE Tomorrow — Today". A look at how scientist* "Repeat Performance" starring Louis Hayward, simulate the future in order to solve technological 9:30 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION 0 - •, V' problems. (R) Steve finally convinces Betty Jo it will be all right Joan. Leslie, An actress, who has just murdered her for them to 1 i night out. (R) husband, Is given a chance to relive the past year O CONGRESSIONAL REPORT to see if she would hill again, (1947) ©SPECIAL O THE JOh . CASH SHOW 0 ~" • "Noel Harrison and Abbe Lane"—A musical variety Quests: Dan (hosa) Blocker, Kvie Sands, Clalr and 11:00 0 CAMERA THREE © hour. • McMalion, Gordon Llghtfoot, Joey Scarbury. O SEARCHLIGHT 0. © THE INVADERS 0 10:00 OMANNIX 0 '•,'•„•*.» O BULLWINKLE 0 "The Ransom". David Vincent captures em import- A wealthy businessman threatens Joe Mannbt but G TWIN CIRCLE HEADLINE 0 ant alien leader and Earth Is threatened with mas- refuses to name the man who forced him to do it. 11:30 0 PUBLIC HEARING 0 sive reprisals. 0 TH€ TEN O'CLOCK NEWS 0 6:30 0 EYE ON NEW YORK 0 ID THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH © O DIRECT LINE 0 •'You're All Right, Ivy". Young girls determination 1 O MY LITTLE MARGIE . O FRANK McGEE SUNDAY REPORT to become a circus star inadvertently brings un- ©.DISCOVERY W 6:49 O SPORTS SPECIAL happlness to three old-time performers. "Hawaii—Land of Volcanoes" "Trot Town USA" . 10:30 Q MAURICE WOODRUFF PREDICTS 0 O FIRING LINE "'ITH WILLIAM BUCKLEY © 6:55 O THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF SPORT © O THE ANNIVERSARY GAME 0 "The Fifth Any vs Law and Order". Quests: 7:00 0 LASSIE 0 Harold Rothwa .. ickerman Williams. Lassie takes to the wilderness to intercept a Ger- 11:00 0 O O © NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS 0 man shepherd K-9 dog crazed by the sounds of 11:30 0 THE LATE SHOW AFTERNOON Earth blastings. (R) •This Earth Is Mine" starring Rock Hudson, Jean Simmons. Story about the internal problems of a 12:00 0 NEWSMAKERS O THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY 0 EASTSIDE COMEDY FINN 0 N neurotic family and the people who come In contact "The Menace In The Ice". The youngsters are saved with them. (1959) o THE CREATIVE TEACHER from a tidal wave by a submarine crew Whose cap- ©THE TONIGHT SHOW 0 Examines the creative teacher in the New York tain has evil designs on the world. (R) •tarring Johnny Carson City school system. ©SPECIAL ©BEST OF MERV GRIFFIN CD BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE 0 1 "Sajid Khan". Musical special starring the new , 0 THE BEST OF BROADWAY Second session of the Evangelist's 10-day crusade, •- teenage idol from India, Sajir Khan; lovely Susan "Cowboy" (1958) starring Jack Lemmon, Glenn being conducted in New York's Madison Square Barrett and Harpers Bizarre, a jazz rock group. Ford. Drama about a hotel clerk who teams up with Garden. 0 LAND. OF THE GIANTS© , a cattleman on a cattle drive to Mexico. 12:25 0 THE MID-DAY REPORT 0 "Target—JEarth". Mark, Valerie and Fitzhugh aid O PLAYBOY AFTER DARK 0 12:30 0 FACE THE NATION ff r a giant scientist complete a spaceship Intended to Guests: Jamea Brown, Soupy Sales, Jack Carter, conquer Earth, -. *) Marva Whitney, Clay Tyson, Three Dog Night. 0 EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE . 0 TIME TUNNEL 0 O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE 1 12:00 © CONTINENTAL MINIATURES "Sandokan vs The fceopard" starring Ray Dantoo. "Invasion", The time travelers land in Cherbourg 12:30 O SATURDAY NIGHT FUCK Guy Madiflon. Sandokan ia attacked by the son « two days before D-Day. "Hidden Fear" starring John Payne, Alexander the evil tyrant who had once taken away hl» tbront. ID 12 O'CLOCK HIGH © " (I960) "Storm at Twilight". Colonel Gallagher's executive, Knox. An American detective in Copenhagen, try- officer wants to fly again when he learns his son is Ing to clear Ws sister who has been accused of mur- JtOO 0 PfCTURE FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON missing in action. der, runs Into a counterfeit ring and a hotbed of Parti ID CRITIQUE intrigue. (1957) " and the Trappers" starring , ID IT IS WRITTEN 0 7:30 0 GENTLE BEN © Eve Brent. Tarzan frees animals from trapperi, Mark ir trapped by flood waters in the Everglades 1:00 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW and prevents the hunters from taking riches from and comes across an old-timer who is struggling "The Elusive Corporal" (1962) starring Jean-Pierre the lost city. (1958) ... in quicksand. (R) Casael. In a German prisoner of war camp in. O MEET THE PRESS © FUL France, a corporal, an instinctive leader, la oto- liWHill illtlllllim It*".'. UtltHlf «tar-f comedy abo.ut young ho; Borzoi Fun Match Show On Sunday ALLAIHE — The lfcbvpol- •pet class. part in * ptrade. Amo^g itan Boraoi (Russian Wolf- Dr. John VanZandt will owners participating will be *7fce fitonw of The Wat". A champion quarter- hound) Association *ffl hoM serve as jadge. Ribbons and Mrs. Inngard TbocnpecM uA feme 1* jutatakenty sold at an aactfam. (R) its first Bwaoi Fwi Mate* trophies wfll be awarded to Miss Lena Tamboer, pnbddent 1:00 G THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW 9 Show Sunday at Allaire State winners. of tbe aewiy lertnti astftcia- Guests: Jerry SUQer and Am Meara, Peter Tsak. Following the jodgittg, tioo DcqgUs P. Bam aai Tbe eveat will start: at 11 cfaamptons from the Westmin- Hiss Tamtoer are m MOVffi GREATS a.m., with judging at 1 ?-«. ' a&d other shows wfll take men. "Uvwt oC A. Bengal Lamer* itarrtny Gary r. Btwwlwt Tone. Truly ttiritting adventure story of Junior handling -will begii aft the Bengal Ijueers, atwaja oat-sumbered but never 11:30 a.m. OTt-fought (1935) Categories, by ««, wffl in- OTHEfBJ 0 clude dogs ttiree to six SWIMMING POOLS "Out of Control". Enkine links bonier patrolman's months, six to nine nonlhs 4eata to a aaady oil well operatko. (R) and nine to 12 months. Also O 8 O'CLOCK MOVIE 0 featured will be a novice and "The Invisible Dr. Mabuse" pairing Lex Barker, In Ground Above GramMl Kaftn par. A beautiful showgirl, anaware that she I j if the fuardian of a terrifying aeciet, is stalked by u Chat incredible mastermind, Dr. Uebuse, who ha* Friendship Club COMPLETE POOL STORE . discovered a nwfrinfi Cut caa leader men invisible. Elects Officers Chemicals • Supplies • Accggories © THE HONEYMOONERS REPiACEMENT WfOLS and FILTERS ffi SOUNDS Of SUMMBt « MARLBORO—Officers were "FWfc ftestJral ofttie Smokies" elected by the Friendship 8:30 O THE MOTHER'S-lrilAW 9 Club, Senior Citizens of Marl- RHANCING "Two on the Aisle". Both tbe Hubbards and the boro, at the liberty Graqge BueSs attempt jo attend a jd*r with only one pair Hall. ARRANGED ESTIMATES of tkkets. Elected were Mrs. Greta 9:00 0 TTCC ririVf ^S Meyer, president; lira. Clara 3 DAT INSTAOATIOH • V1STT OUR WSPUT Buck O.vena and Soy Clark are eo-fcoata, Gue^U; Baton, vice presMent; Mrs. Minnie Pearl, Charfey Pride and lioretta Lynn, IsabeUe Jursa, treasurer, and Archie Campbell, The Hagen*, Stub Wooley, Grand- MRS. Bertha Stol^, secretary. pa Jooea^ Gordie Tapp, Strtngboui, Junior Samples, Mrs. Florence Payne was ADD-ON POOLS INC. Don Harnw, Susan Ray«j Jeaanle C Riley, Cathy Balur and Lulu are featured, welcomed as a new member. HIGHWAY 35 150 ft. South Q BONANZA© A donation «t tte proceeds "The Survivors". A young woman is scorned by of the recent food,sate wffl MIODLETOWN «f Sean citizens and her husband witen ahe returns to Vir- be used to help with trans- ginia City with a lialf-breed baby after spending four years as a captive of ranegads TmHaag. portation for cihJMren from O THE SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE 9 Marlboro to the Burlington "Bonny X

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