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nm. H%fc ieib dan la a* I** 27,025 fk lew tosffht la tow 4ft. OUt- ( Red Bank Area f fook. Tnuraday, fair and UHle Bank ReiUter, lac., 1866. milder. DIAL 741-0010 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEARS PAGE ONE dkllr TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1966 7c PER COPY VOL; 88, NO. 217 •Ad il Addition*! tttillB* -Omcu. Two-House Legislature Seen Certain Choice of Convention By Wf IXIAM HENDERSON disadvantages of having a one-house body in this It could weaken and perhaps abolish the TRENTON — The State House will retain Its. state and the majority of our committee people patrfmage function. The present New Jersey Senate historical two-house legislative system. want no part of it." and' Assembly setup is responsible for dorens and^ The Register has learned that the state Con- The individual feelings of the committee dele- dozens of jobs ranging from $2,000 a year to $20,- stitutional Convention will vote strongly In favor of gates were revealed at several closed door caucuses. 000. This would particularly apply in local areas the bicameral, or Senate and Assembly, method of Several delegates gave the following reasons for where the legislators campaign. enacting laws. being opposed to the unicameral plan: — Sponsors of bills would have no recourse There are 21 legislators sitting as convention — Too costly. It would mean legislators would once they were introduced,«if the Nebraska system delegates. Among them are Sens. Richard R. Stout have to sit five days a week, like in Nebraska, only were followed. There, measures are given a read- (R-Monmouth 5th) and William Kelly (D-Hudson) state in the nation which has the one-house opera- ing and voted on five days later. co-chairmen of the convention's important commit- tion. tee on structure of the legislature. — It would open the door to deals, increase lob- The committee,:which.has been-holding hearings It would be difficult to^ind candidates who bying, and the single house would be too big at Rutgers. University, New Brunswick, on the feasi- could take time off from their law practices and The handful of advocates for the unicameral bility of a unicameral, or one-house legislature, will . business to campaign and attend daily sessions, if program declared there would be no buck-passing In report its decision on the issue to the 126 convention they. won. , ' one house and that enactment of laws would be- delegates May 19. . . — UnicameraUsm could be a threat to the tradi- Wtpedited. tional two-party system. In Nebraska, the candi- The committee has 16 members, and one of "With a one-house legislature we would have them told The Register: dates run without a Democratic or Republican "We have taken a private vote on> the merits and label. (See CONVENTION, Page 3)

FIERY SPECTACLE — Flamei wero viiible from Long Branch •*» Qceanport y«»w- day «J worker! touched off a controlled bUn to ricHho lowlandl near Monmoufh Park of phragnvites and cattaiU bordering the Shrewsbury River watorthed- U.S. Fires Into Cambodia SAIGON To Picket White House their own campaigns or received by adequate police control, fra- Councilwomati tucy ' J: WHSK and froi»-" Bernard M. Duze an1 ATLANTIC HIGHLAND&-Vo,ters Against legislators might be too busy to see us while support from the "little people ternity houses and dormitories Sebastian P. Bracey. Urban Renewal y«stertay called off plansto they are working in Washington," she said. and said they had made no deal: could be restricted to properly Though she' supported th« picket the White House on Saturday. The congressman also recommended that and had not yet given thought zoned areas. Youth Is In change of government' move they were advised to cancel the Wash- letters calling for approval of his bill be sent. future patronage appointments. West End ington trip — in the planning; stage for more to New Jersey members of the bousing sub- Mrs. Wilson- was-critical of 'tac- : Asking the questions before Mr. Rand predicted that with- tics follqwed by the Setter Gov- than a month"—. by Rep. Burt Taltott of committee. crowd of about 150 In the Wes in the next few years the West ernment League in pushing, for California. Republican Congressman, William Widnall End School were Grace Donahui End section of the city would In Fatal Crash the vote, Mr. Duze'andMr. la a phone conversation yesterday with (Bergen) and, Mrs. Florence P. Dwyer of the Daily Record, 4ame: become a major shopping area Branch, Dec. 17, were Robert Bracey were staunch defenders Mrs. JLivio Poll, chairman *• the anti-renew- (Union) art the state's members on the sub- Brown of the Asbury Park Presi for college students. FREEHOLD — Kenneth R. of council-manager al group, the {congressman recommended a committee. Hesford.l?, of .Werner PI., Long and Bruce Friedman, 17 and 13, 1 rule. Both and Sanford Starobin of the Dai!) Paul Nastasio, Jr., said there testified before' the Jury. different tack in the organization's crusade Mrs/ Poll Mid ship will seek an appoint- Register. Benson Gold, presfdem Branch, was indicted yesterday passengers in the car driven by Mrs. for legislation requiring municipal referen- ment with Rep. Howard for herself and oth- . are city problems created by the {or causing death by auto in the the mother when it crashed with Wilson did not. of-the-Elberon Community As- college's presence but added with Mr. Keuper declined to com dumt on urban renewal projects. er.members of the anti-renewal group, for a sociation, the sponsoring organi- proper co-ordination those prob- car crash which took the lives Mr. Hesford's auto. ment on the presentment or the He suggested contacting Rep. James J. date when ha plans to be in New Jersey. ' of a Freehold mother and her Critically Injured zation, moderated. lems could be overcome. investigation conducted by his Howard; "penoaally, and by mail, to get a In addition, a letter-writing campaign will College Asset Edgar N. Dinkelspiel, asserting two sons. Police charged Mr. Hesford detectives. .. commitment for his support of an urban re- be aimed at Reps. Widnall and Dwyer, she All four candidates acknowl the college has plans to expand The indictment was one of the time with going through Informed sources have sai newal referendum bill." aald. . edged Monmouth College to be intrfXong Branch, said the school Hiree reported for auto vehicle red light. He was critically in- that among the 27 witnesses who ' SPONSOR OF BILL . Last; month, Mrs. Poli sent Rep. Tal- community asset worthy of de- shiuld pay taxes to the city. "We deaths. jured and was hospitalized sev- testified were several voters Rep. Talcott is the sponsor of such a cott a telegram inviting him to march in velopment, but they voiced con- caiVt afford any more freeloadinz Mr. Hesford was accused of a eral weeks. The Friedmans ha (See PETITIONS. Page 3) bill, now before the housing subcommittee Washington with Voters Against Urban Re- cern about fraternity houses and as far as taxes go," he ae\ crime only in the death! ol the been en route home after visit- of the House Banking and Currency Commit- newal in support of his bill. dormitories downgrading prime clared. mother, Mrs. Evelyn Friedman, ing Monmouth Medical Center, tee. '• ' ' ' • Yesterday, he declined the invitation. residential areas. Long Branch. . Mrs. Poli reported that the California At the same time, he stated.that local vot- Calling the school an asset, Wr. East Main St., since the law lim- Carpenter Milton F- Untermeyer said hi Dinkelspiel nonetheless asserted its prosecution to the single ac The indictnjent was- among thi legislator doesn't believe picketing the White ers "are lucky to have.received a commit-, House would accomplish anything. ' meat for an urban renewal referendum from ' would appoint a committee to that fraternity houses were not even though there may be mu! final ones,.returned by.the out- work closely with college of- properly supervised and the col- Strike Hits . "He considets it * waste of time since Borough Council," Mrs. Poli reported. 1 tiple deaths., going January Session of th ficials , declaring that with closer lege had failed to fulfill require- Also killed in the collision ai Grand Jury. Superior Court ments imposed by the Board of Rt. 36 and Broadway, West Long Judge Elvin R. Sawmill ordered Local Area Adjustment. He also called for them filed. Others included: Company Seeks, Project a meeting between city and col- Other Indictments RED BANK — About 150 mem- bers of the Red Bank Carpen- lege officials. John A. Momchin, 18, Virginia ters Local went on strike yes- Mr. Dinkelspiel and Mr. Nas- Tim Duck Avc., Hazlet, cawing the death terday, < after negotiations for a tasio said the mayor's post in of Diane Carney, 17, Dock St., new work contract fell through, the new1 government paralleled Union Beach. Red Bank Depot Sale Authorized hat of the city manager's under Is Tired Miss Carney was a passenge Sigurd Lucassen, business rep NAVESINK — Mrs. Ray. resentative of the local, said RED BANK — The ordinance station construction a special ex- he council-manager form and, as in the car driven by John Sena- yesterday union members ar introduced a new ordinance set If it is purchased, one use will such, required a man who would mood Rajfeneder of Park tore, Palmer Ave!, Keansburg that will allow the sale and re-ception use, requiring Borough ting up one-hour parking on thi be to excavate for sewer pipe "Ave/geta'aHew eggs from striking; against 36 members act as administrator as well as when it collided with Mr. Mom- the Associated Contractor* of construction of: the railroad sta- Council approval before a build- opposite side of the street ii repairs, and another will be to her three pet ducks, oeca- tion underwent a minor, amend- ing permit is issued. Another the same area. executive. I chin's car. Jan. 1 at Rt. 38 and Monmouth and Ocean Counties. dredge near the bulkhead a Stronger Office alonally a double-yolk egg.. Middle Rd., Raritan Township. ment and was adopted by Bor-requirement would be a ISO-foot Also Introduced was a mea- the Riverside Motel, 90 North He added that some local car- Mr. Untermeyer and Mr. Rand The egg abe found In a Mr. Momchin was accused a! Ig- ough Council last night. frontage. and 125-foot depth on sure expanding the allowable Bridge Ave. penters are wprking tor Inde- mid the mayor was stronger than Mat : Thursday morning, noring a traffic light. - It allows construction of gasthe lot "to be used. size of entrance and exit sign; pendent contractors. ' • Emil Stalder, owner of the mo- ihe manager had been but was however, was "rather un- Kent WV Stevenson, "<. Pleas- itatipns in the business zone, Another : minor amendment from one to three square feei He said the local has notified tel, told council that the storm essentially an^executive who dele- -Mual," the laid. The huge ant Valley Rd., Holmdel Town but not in the class A business was made to the professional of- in the P-l (professional) lone. W ra*a*ur«i 11 (nthes the association that its last,pay zone. New gas stations were fice zone open space ordinance, Purchase Planned sewer pipe that runs under his gated authority. ship, is charged with causing, the hike offer has been rejected. - building and through his bulk- aioW lengthwise and nine not allowed In any zone. and that wai adopted. Council introduced an ordl Mr. Nastasio condemned plans death of George Brown, Second head is in bad repair and depos- Inches around its middle. WalterVC; Hurley, president tit One of the major oil compan- It requires that 20 per cent of nance appropriating $24,000 for lo secure the USS New Jersey St., Union Beach. iting sand near his bulkhead, The egg contained normal the contractors'.association, s»id ies — reportedly the Humble Oil the entire area, around a. build- multi-purpose excavator an< is a beach erosion preventive Mr. Brown Was killed ini a Acting Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern contents for the usual egg yesterday a package- offer, i and Refining Company — is in- ing in the zone be left unpaved clam shell, but deferred actior ind tourist attraction because he head-on collision Dec. 20 with a said repairs would be made as — plus a -second perfectly $1.05 R« hour .salary .hike IO terested . in buying the station to facilitate drainage. on the lone bid for the machine 4 elt that within a year or two car driven by the' Stevemjon soon as the borough acquires formed? egg in its own shell. a three-jfear xbntract, was th'? and rebuilding it in combination .'Council.adopted the ordinance That bid was received lasl the ravages of the ocean would youbh on the: Keyport-Hpimde easements to work on the mo- Mr*. Rafferzeder reports group's final offer. Carpenters with a new gas station. banning traffic on the south side month from the American Po- wreck the installation. He said Road, flolmdeiTownship. \- are now paid $5 an hour,, he tel property. (be duck has "been taking ; Special Exception of West Front St. between clain Corp., Rahway. in thf the ship might be an asset at It* easy" the .put few days, Ulysses G. Leslie; F St., South said. •• - '- ••••• .'. •-. - ' • The ordinance would make gw Bridg* Ave. and West St., and amount of (32,247. irst, while the concept was Beltnar, and John Green, Matty - S)r- .Hur)e'y'., said/..th Mr. O'Hern urged residents to line* performing the Hercu- : eliminate carelessness as fresh, but added that in a few lean task. son Ave., Astoury Park, were in- Wood, union of , Ocean' CtKliify (See INDICTED, Page *) . carpenters has a(«epted;th& -pr^f But Goldfimh Is Out as Official Flower cause of fires. Several of the fears "instead of being an asset fered • • contrRCt,; < TheV, toftn^i recent rash of fires have been t would bs a great liability." our-year contract expired Satur- attributed to carelessness, he The Long Branch Battleship day. He said labor and man- said. Jew Jersey Committee seeks to Ocean Squad Presses agem?Ht have been negotiating One of the fire hazards is piled lave the vessel permanently a, new.agreement, two monthj.' . OKs State Song anchored off the Cooper Ave. debris and junk, fire officiate Some1 'carpenteM,1 Mr. Hurley have said. Tomorrow the bor- wach. • TRENTON — Your 'sfute assemblymen The song was composed by Red Mascara, Mr. Dinkelspiel said the ship State on Rt. 35 Work said, are working under an. "in- have hidden talents never revealed before until ough is conducting its quarterly ternational" agfeementv •: They of PWnfleld; who has kept up a running battle collection of bulky trash items. (See LONG BRANCH, Page 3) OCEAN TOWNSHIP— Th« Wanamassa First Aid Squad Is will wotk under conditions of the yesterday. They can sing, do the twist and for five years with the assemblymen, to act ready to canny on Gov. Hughes' dopratep, if necessary, to make expired.; agtitienietH i|fl!H. th« lo- frug, and make with the puns.'..'•, .' • on his composition. the itate Highway DepaWnfent widen Rt: 3S from thre/to four' It all came out when a bill was introduced 1 Ml ratifieijtviisw;. contract.- -.The, Each time Mr. Mascara lost out by an lanes here. '.-,- ' ;••-1, i-j:!/. • ' . ."'./ '. which would inake-a,number called "I'm From eyelash. Remarks over the song, which bears t 1 ( ytm i&ieimtf^'iiietifo cfi«ciationV preiident chords, and, a, sour note from- AMemblyman caused rjpjiles of laughter among the law- ', "It necessary, We wlllfop a cwnjni(;tee and /.. sit on the :laim ^jelr1 groups' 'are' firm in Alfred N. Beadleston (R-Monmouth) who sang makers and balconyi'tes. strikes out 17 batters and drives lo only run In Nep- tune's 1-0 victory In high school baseball : page 12 governor's uoonstep until we Set action! t>n Rt. 35/' '• heir piiesent, stands;'' .• wit: '', ' / • -.;, ' ' Freshmen Monmouth GOP Assemblymen Mayor John J. Reilly «4fd he recently wrote jihe sf»te High-, : "I think we. should get aome guidance Joe Artollna and Jim Coleman, who can sing Despite scattered signs of strength and good news way Department demandingjif'.'correct this hazaM." He offered - - Swptato'i CaWn before we vote on this. I think before we make the couiicU's support toihe|»qttadnbtipg, "Rt./35 Isf the main , Reppefjpg Friday.. Free "Sweet Adeline," displayed their musical background, stock market moves Irregularly lower...... Page U the goldfinch the state flower we ahiwld heir, knowledge when they supported the measure, ftreat in our township. It Is (called a death trap wid this brings ra for everyone. 400.Broadway, from the Audubon/Society.!' \ Page p ge discredit to (he towrtshlp.1;"|" :. ; , , \ Point. Pleasant. 89M447>-A!lv. while Beadleston said "no" and hummed. a A colleague, trying to keep Beadleston in Allen-Scott « Herblock „... < Police Chief Harry•'Kwtiky is among those who-believe the ^^ NoUca tune, yelled over to him that the goldfinch is Assemblymen Azzolina and Coleman'had three-mile atfetch through thefoynshlp-ia a/deathtrap, because to vote for the song. They were among the Amusements .....18 Movie Timetable 18 I will not, 6s responsible for a bird, not a flower. Mr. Be&dleston, corrected - Blrthf : 2 Obituaries .: 4 It's me scene of most accidents,hefe.ToWnship officials have any debtt other than incurred by himself and declared the Legislature was not 39 lawmakers who sponsored the jlvey little tried to have the road widened for,someiloyears.- i '; .:. tune. fridge _..J....._..,...1» Sylvia Porter .""'.' I ; ; myself. . .-.'., :i',: •..; ,,' the place for song-makingl , John Chamberlain 4 Sports ' 14.15 "Rt. 35i|s a thorn In eyeryonft's sldi,"aaid Mr. McEvilly. ' Ronald Kaulfers ;••••"• . , .44*BOg > •" \•••• When Assembly Speaker Maurice V. Brady He added that If: the state refuses,, this tim«, the Wanamaaaa (O-Hudson) announced the bill, he turned .to Classified'•; : ie-17 Stock tiuM~ZZ"ZIZ..:..: S • 51' Hudson iAve. > , The bill, by the way,, was passed by the ic* - u-W Successful Investing 5 •quad Wlllbe wpported' by tn« 82 squaTds In the Monmouth • West Keansburg lawmakers, with 44 votes in harmony and only the clerk and laid "Sing it by Its title." ' County organization. , ' • / Crossword Puule— \M Television ...... -...._....:.,. . n Adv. eight out of key. (See STATE SONG, Page 3) Editorial! ..„ —.. «> Women'i Neva •". i' M«y 3, THE DAILY REGISTER HoweU Board to Request Holmdel Planners Again $54,680 in U.S. School Aid HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Fol A total of 45 children from voived, three will wo& directly Delay Subdivision Action lowing an hour and a half ex grades one through three will with the students, and the re- spend a half-day In school. Eigh- maining 15 will be developing HOLMDEI Overlook Heights, —Six lots do not conform due Rd, sought by George E. Ostrov, ecutive session, the Board of Ed- ucation-, voted last night to ap- teen teachers will also be in- curriculum in science, arithmetic, the 113-lot subdivision off Holland to a lot frontage of less than the Middletown. social studies, reading and in- Rd. near Telegraph Hill'Rd., was required 200 feet. ply for tS»>SSO of federal funds This was the controversial sub- under Title I "oKhe Elementary dustrial arts, specifically de- again held for study by the Plan- <• —Three cul-de-sacs exceed the division in which Mr. pstnw was signed for deprived children. ning Board last night. COO-ioot maximum length; and Secondary Education Act of Indicted to build a stub road to provide The summer project will be The developer, Daniel Susser, —Three blocks exceed the max- 1365. ^ (Continued) access to future develop- During the executive session, considered a pilot project. received tentative approval, but imum of 1,300 feet In length; ments. dieted for armed robbery, pos- requested perrnjision to submit which delayed the board meeting —Two blocks are less than the The plan to do so was dropped session of stolen property, and a new map in conformity with minimum 500 feet. a half h kp carrying *. concealed weapon. in response to a letter from the residents waiting in the hall, the new zoning ordinance. The board conceded these They are charged with rob- 7 Admitted The board, on a motion by county in which the road wa» board members debated the im- bing Gerald Dishler, owner of the points — except for the six lots plications of the application. Harry K. Lubkert, subdivision with short frontage — are inci- termed unfeasible. Hollywood Pharmacy, Ocean To Practice committee chairman, held the Deadline for the board's ac- Ave., Long Brands March 3 and dental recommendations to be A public meeting on a tentative tion was last night. Board mem' map b study lots areas and made to the Township Committee plat of the 89-lot Country Woods taking {105. dimensions. bers previously refrained from •William L. Durman, Miller St., when it makes its deeision on thesubdivision, located on 131 acres applying for the federal funds In Top Court Engineer's Finding! plat. on Van Schoick RdV; was set for Highlands, and Charles E. Luke, Township Engineer Richard M. for fear that the grant might WASHINGTON - Seven law- Tentative Approval June 6. ^"^ Bay Ave., Highlands, were in- Schulz, in his report on the plat, obligate the school system to ac- yers from Monmouth County The board gave tentative ap- The applicant is Denhome, Inc dicted for breaking and enter- noted: cept the 170 children who re- Ing, atroctatf assault and bat- among 650 New Jersey —The failure to show the Io proval to a three-lot subdivision The board Instructed Mr. Schulz side in the Child Care Center, to survey section two of Heather] tery, assault with intent to rob,attorneys admitted yesterday to cation, height, and diameter of applied for by Mrs William Aci- on Preventorium Rd. and robbery. erson, Hillcrest Rd. Hills to determine if any excess City Children practice law before the U.S. shade trees in rights-of-way; soil exists. The developer, Gene They are charged with break- -The location of proposed It recommended the committee The.superintendent of schools, 1 Supreme Court. grant sketch plat approval to a Novello, requested permission to Ing into The Quay, 280 Ocean structures with. regard to ARBOR DAY — Facing assembled student body of Edgar.M. Hargis, says tha chil- Ave./Sea Bright,,March 12, as- Accepting the' oath in waves seven-lot subdivision off Holmdei remove surplus topsoil. of several dozen, the lawyers and side property lines; Monmouth Beach School, Roia McConvillo, left, 9, and dren in the center are residents saulffing •ran, and tak- of New York City. Center author- Doran's wife, were welcomed, group after Margie Potanon, 8, both of tftfrd grade, read dedicatory ities have said that the city of group, by Chief Justice Earl statement at Arbor Day exercbet at the school. Shrubs New York will'pay tuition for Ydrfc Ave., Warren as the other eigHt mem- Education, Training Seen were planted in circle around base of flagpole. them. Officials in the U.S. De- Port breaking into ihOJhJ!^L partment of Health, Education, Lawto'n's Tavern, Forest Ave., Associate Justice William J. and Welfare have ruled that the Keansburg, Jan. 13 and with tak- Brennan, Jr., a former New children should be covered under ing $20. . " - Jersey lawyer and judge who the Title I allocation of the City had lired at Rumson, beamed Keys to Aid Poor Women Gas Station Appeal of New York, Mr. HargU re- Nicholas Manglone, Navesink his approval. The chief justice Ave.. Highlands, atrocious as- By ELINOR MULTER the National Council of Jewish The principal exception is a ported. noted New Jersey ranks first course in beauty culture which sault and battery, carnal, inde- in ratio of lawyers, about 15 per RED BANK — Basic education Women. The Board of Education has cency and threatening to kill a and on-aie-J<* training for moth- Keynoting the conference, Mrs. ha* more applicants than it can Is Favored by Zoners declined to accept center, cent of the total in the state, handle, Mr. Bailey said. 16-year-old Highland* boy April who have qualified for U.S. Su- ers and day csre for their chil Thomas H. Coursey, president of EATONTOWN — The Planning tion—O-B-J-E-C-T-I-O-N- that the hl t , 12 in Middletown Township. dren emerged as keys to the fii the UCW of the Greater Red Enoch Henderson, assistant di- Board opinion notwithstanding, board has no right to consider dren Into the school system al preme Court practice. ture for factors which can hel| Bank Area, said: "To become in- rector of the Neighborhood Youth the Zoning Board of Adjustmen the marks on that map," thethough state law apparently ob- Charles Moris, Elm Drive, The ceremony Is conducted the impoverished women of Moi volved in action Is a way to dis-Corp program in Monmouth last night passed on to Borough attorney said. "To do that is to ligates the board to accept them, Neptunep, , opep n lewdness in' At-annually and the fact that the mouth County in their" efforts t cover life in our community. No County, said that most of the Council with a recommendation consider new evidence. I have a should the commissioner of ed- antic Htehlandds FebFb . 2424. number from Monmouth County escape the cycle of financia issue In our urban life can be girls—and boys—enrolled in the for favorable action the varianc< very vehement objection." ucation so rule, Mr. Hargis said. John McKenna, 18, Morning- was small was misleading. A hardship which so often affect! dealt with adequately by a single program are seeking the JI.Kper application of Spurwyck Corp. Mr. Mangini ruled the marked To date, the center has not side Ave., Keansburg, breaking arge number of county attor- succeeding generations. denomination. hour wage, and fail to see the Lincroft. map could be considered, but that pressed the . matter, said Mrs. Into the Dublin House, Carr Ave., neys were admitted in a similar 'What unites us is far deeper long range benefits of the job the recommendations were not retaryHazel . Brockelbank, board sec- Keansburg, Doc. 15 and taking program several years ago. The spotlight was focused Spurwyck Corp. wants to put a $142 worth of liquor. ways to help women in povert than our minute differences,' training they receive. gasoline service station, a pro- binding on the board. Decline Comment Those admitted yesterday, were become "Women on the Move' Mrs: Coursey observed. Basic Work Habits hibited use in the R-S zone, on an The vote on the application was Board members voting against George Quackenbush, Pine John Warren of Red Bank, at yesterday's forum at the Fir* Cites Irony The corps seeks to teaoh basic island of land to be created by three in favor, one against, and tha Title I application were Rob- Brook Rd., Manalapan Township Frank X. Moore and Bernard .Methodist Church of Red Bank Mrs. F. Leon Harris, Asbury work habits, the Importance of the planned Garden State Park one abstention. ert Frostick, William Patterson, aiding and abetting the breaking Boglio of Eatontown, Richard sponsored by the Red Bank unit Park, former president of the way Jughandle at Wyckoff Rd 'Since a use variance is in- Robert Rapp and Coleman and entering of the home of Os- Wachenfeld ot Fair Haven, Mar- Central Jersey Club, National As- good grooming, and of being a re- car Pruess, Hawkins Rd., Marl- , of the United Church Women an< liable, responsible worker. and Laurel PI. volved, it is now up to Borough Itromwasser. They declined vin E. Schaefer of Ocean Town- sociation of Negro and Profes- Council to give the final answer. to discuss their reasons, although boro Township on Jan. 28. Quaek- ship, Walter Fox of Asbury Park sional Women's Clubs, pointed Basic attitudes are developed The use variance application enbwh also is charged with pos- was considered by the Planning Variance Granted it was clear from the comments and John'T. Wooley of Mana- out the irony in this nation's af- In the basic unit, the family, and that the problem of the center session of a' stolen television get. squan. It is not fair to expect the schools Board at the zonens' request last Ralph Mirangi of Allendale, fluent society. week. The planners reported the who plans a 3,700-square-foot ad- was the major factor. Earie Stickler Jr., S. Main St., Francis Bolduc, executive sec- Births "Employment opportuni- churches and employers to make The Title 1 program, which is Neptune, renting a 1966 auto- retary of the New Jersey Bar up for the failures, Mr. Hender- project would adversely affect dition to Ms non-conforming ties will not necessarily open up comprehensive borough planning. warehouse building at Lewis St. itill subject to minor adjustments mobile from the Garden State U- Association, was in charge of to the unskilled Negro or white, son asserted. to be approved by the office of Drlve Co., Broadway, West Long arrangements. He is former ex- RIVERV1EW If the variance were granted, and Pine Brook Rd. was granted Red Bank even though the economy may The 75 women at the all-day county superintendent of schools, Branch, Dec. IT with intent to ecutive director of the Red Bank the report added, the building his variance unanimously. The Earl B. Garrison, will operate In Mr. and Mrs: James McNicho prosper,'".she said. forum met in the afternoon to addition will be used by Bellman defraud the company by not pay-Community Chamber of ConV discuss the ideas presented by should be moved 10 feet west; July and August. Ing for the car. las (nee Dorothy Mason), 2 Job training and basic educa. the site plan should show use to Automotive Supplies, Rt. 35, as a the speakers. 1 Forest Ave., Keansburg, son, tfon programs nave not been de- be ma^Je of the total 1.2-acre machine shop for reconditioning yqsterday. veloped at a pace comparable to Many evinced interest in a day area; plantings should be in- auto engines. Mr. and Mrs. John Knott (nee the rate of change in neighbor- care center for the Red Bank creased; no outside display of A use variance application by Barbara Wotherstoon), 234 Willow hood communities, JMrs. Harris ar«a, and in the fate of an appll merchandise should be permitted; Twenty-Five Corp. of Asbury added. Planning Board to Study T>i., Little Silver, daughtei cation for federal funds for such a parking plan 6hou!d be de- Park to erect a golf school and yesterday. Services being offered to wom- a center, which has been^made lineated; no moving signs should putting course at 241 Rt. 35 under n'in the poor communities must Mr! and Mrs. Carl Crite (nei by the Council of Churches. l>e permitted, and a screened out- an Arnold Palmer franchise was be brought directly to the door, Stress Training side storage area should be pro-referred to the Planning Board Gloria Knauf), 98 Patterson Ave. he said, because many of these 115-House Project Maps Shrewsbury, daughter, yesterday Conferees also stressed the im- vided. for consideration of its effect on women are unable to read. Recommendations Accepted Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hannoi portance of on-the-Job-training for borough planning. The outdoor MIDOLETOWN — The Plan- granted for Homestead Farms, duties and to construct living Vacant buildings could be the woman with children, who The fireworks last night began miniature golf course is not per- quarters for himself in the build- (nee Carol Schauss),MadisonGat utilized as child care centers. A ning Board last night accepted a 21-lot subdivision on 23 aores den Apartments, Old Bridge can not find time or means to when Leon M. Rosen, Lincroft mitted under the zoning ordi- tor study maps of a proposed at Kings Hwy, near Red Hill ing. . . •-.- •••• • • survey has revealed more than attend separate training pro- attorney representing the applv nance. The board rejected as not con- daughter, yesterday. 700 Asbury Park familjps, most 115-Jiouse development on 80- Rd. The applicant, Harmony MONMOIJTH MEDICAL grams. cant, stated Ws client is ready to Also referred to the planners aeres near the Beacon Hill Coun- Builders, Fords, will be required forming with the .master plan * of them on (he West side of town, abide by the Planning Board was a use variance application request % L. R. Jacob to change , Long Branch whev need such a center, 'Mrs. Throughout the day\ the diffi- try Club, Leonardo. to provide < 8 1 Mr. and Mn. Lloyd O'Ree (nee such things as social security and NOW, called it an 'unprece- low 40s coastal sections. Thurs- ment, erect a Shell gas station across Pl'c " is Sanniel Singer, Theresa Brant), It Elmwood PI., dented experiment in interfaHh that its action should be limited two-lot major subdivision the fact th'at they are not cov- to a vote on the variance. day's outlook, fair and a little Appearanc* 'rom the Middletown Shopping Leonardo, daughter, yesterday. ered by workmen's compensa- and Interracial co-operation" for Representatives of the . applit Center on Rt. 35 and adjacent to known at Chapel Hill Farm, sec- tion, the explained. John Mangini, Zoning Board milder. FITWN - the^area. MARINE cant, Johnstown Building Corp., a jughandle planned there by the tion six, near Chanel Hill Rd, Neptune Clalr Bailey, a guidance coun- "Fronvthe lecture hall .we hope ittorney, ruled there was no rea- and Kings Hwy. The Board is son why the hearing coiHd not be Cape May to Block Island: Clifton, did not appear for the state H'shway Department. The Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gaskill selor at Middletown High School, to move Into the field because as Variable winds 10 knots today public hearing. Original plans applicant is S. Stephen Atkins, looking into'a complaint by resi- reported that most of the voca- women we are concerned about opened again. dents that water mains were not (nee Zelma'Martin), Angle Inn Mr. Grause retorted that if that becoming northwesterly 10-19 for the 126 acres located off OakLivingston. Trailer Park, Farmingdale, tional offerings are designed for, the problems of women whotare 1 Hill. and Middletown-Llncroft completed in an earlier section. and appeal to, boys rather than were done, the matter would knots tonight and tomorow. —Application to George Sorby, daughter, yesterday. unable to help themselves," Mrs Rds. called for a package sew 97 Leonardvilla' Rd., to expand girls. ' , .- Guth said. . • have to be referred back to the Visibility better than five miles Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Vangl, planners once again. through tomorrow except one to age treatment plant that would plumbing supply warehouse fa- Bo Modern, use tha Daily Reg. 10 Conover St., Freehold, son, 'Right' Is Disputed three miles in patchy fog this have dumped into Poricy Brook. later Classified. yesterray. Referring to Mr, Rosen, Mr. morning. Fair through tomorrow The Board approved and for- irause declared declared, "I dls- and Thursday. warded to Township Council a Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mantrom School Vote Date Set, proposed 23-lot subdivision on 13 Council Hits (nee Eleanor Newman), 13 Briar- pute his right to amend Ms ap- TIDES plication — to say, 'I will con- acres called Oakwood Park off heath Ave., Englishtown, son, 1 Sandy Hook yesterday.- But Question Is Not cede. ", ~ TODAY -High 7*8 p.m. tnd LeonardvOle Rd. Plans call -for Water Plan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook Mr. Rosen stated he had no low 1:33 p.m. homes in the $19,000 range on (nee Shirley Barkalow), 16 As- HOLMDEL' — The Board of; support o{ official bodies for themore evidence to present, any- TOMORROW - High 8:12 a.m.one-third-acr< lots. bury Ave., Farmingdale, daugh- Education last night set June 13 entire project. There are other way; he was "just making a and 8:36 p.m. and low 2:12 a.m. At the request of residents, the By Utility ter, yesterday. as the date for a school bond pending problems which will di- statement." "* and 2:24 p.m. '' - Recreation Commission agreed FREEHOLD — Borough, Coun- issue referendum, but has not lute the enthusiasm and support ^Later, Mr. Grause objected to For Red Bank and Rumson to accept three acres in lieu of cil last night opposed * move by yet decided the subject of the If the school question is held a aite plan of the service station bridge, add two hours; Sea dollar payment. Applicant is Nor- tha Freehold Water and Utility vote. "" over." marked by the planners with Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long co Construction Co., Rt, 35, here. Co. to divert two-million gallons Board President Alex A.Busse, Frank P. Kinsley, Chestnut their recommendations. Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- Conditional Approval of water from two borough wells Jr., said he hopes a decision Ridge Rd., urged the board "to "1 want to interpose an objec- lands bridge, add 40 minutes. Conditional , approval In Freehold Township. on what voters will be asked to put the board's decision on the Delicatessen okay will be made as soon as school on the.referendum In to Council, by letter, will tell the state Water' Policy and Supply possible. to and proceed with building the school." Council, which has^ granted a Departments Board Attorney WiliianT~LT hearing to the township utility Russell, Jr,, said, "As a practi- Mr. Kinsley based his request Thursday, May 19, that ' it is cal matter, the bS&rd will have oiTteports of enrollment emer- against approval. to decide within two weeks." gencies and on the renting of NOW AT The board's last two school four rooms In St. John's Meth- When the utility company last Serv/ni: odist Church,1 in Raritan Town- year gained a hearing before the a Unerott bond issues were defeated at the ASBURY PARK polls. ship, in an effort to relieve in- state to draw more water from o Holmdtl creasing enrollment pressure. the Raritan formation, coun- BRICK TOWNSHIP • Matawan Board members were noncom- cil objected because it charged a Sayri Woods mittal as to whether the voters that the water company failed to CUFFWOOD would be asked to approve an • Nawarfc Airport Delay Hearing comply to an agreement between intermediate school similar in them. NEPTUNE CITY en routs to Ntwtrk plan to that defeated in Decem- ber and January, with site acqui- For Patrolman The water council'later granted LITTLE SILVER Frequent ssrvice. Low sition, or if the vote will be for the application to increase the fares. Fast trip via site acquisition only. In Middletown utility's pumping capacity by POINT PLEASANT 500.000 gallons a day from tha Parkway and Turnpika Norman Schantr, a Zoning MIDDLETOWN — A Township PORT MONMOUTH Board of/Adjustment member, wells at Koenlg La., Freehold requested1^thafrihe board ask ap-Committee hearing on charges Township. Ask bus-operator about a aln9t RARITAN TOWNSHIP proval'of a"~schoofa"nYthe"sfte.! S Patrolman William J. Big Council last night agreed with low test 10-trip commu- He said he could not agree with I gins, for allegedly interfering Councilman Frank K. Woolley, SHREWSBURY ter ticket separate rcferendums. who said that the increase could with the filing, of an accident re- seriously endanger the borough's WALL TOWNSHIP "Enthusiasm for the school is port, slated for tonight, has been highest peak," he water supply. , h 0 per cent postponed, Mayor Ernest G. r Kavalek reported yesterday. The mayor said the committee 4 will decide on a new hearing • MONMOUTH MEATS date. ST. JAMES SCIENTISTS •— Mary Dudley, 12, of Samara Dr., Shrewsbury, right, shows the delay was made at the re- the energy convarnion exhibit that won her first place at the St. James Grammar 110 MOD. St. 11 Main St. •ranch Ave. [I quest of Township Attorney Whit- LIQUIDATORS Rtd Bank Eatontown llHla Silver ney Crowell.'The mayor said only School science fair. With her «ra runners-up William Walhak, 13, of Richards PI., 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 that Mr. Crowell asked for more Middletown, who'came in second with a display on bacteria, and Carolyn Klutiner, 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY || time to study the case. 13, of Elm PI., R«d Bank, who took third by showing how, to, make dyes. Honorobla The charges arose from an ac- .FREEZER SPECIAL! cident Feb. 24 involving a car mention went to David Hajfan, Deidre Maloney, Diant Moller, Brian Leavy, Pamela FABULOUS BARGAINS .U.S. CHOICE HIND QUARTER OF BEEF I driven by the patrolman. Anderson, Douglas Bay, PauPCTWeill, Kevin, Lopez, Joseph Pitnafaro, Karen ^rtti, AVG. WT. idO LBS. Police Chief Raymond T. Wall' William Jamison, Nancy McCuefRtoliael Gonialei, Mary Ann Lloyd, Edward Hasenohr, II Ing has said the accident was in- Cut, Wrapped, Marked for Freezer Richard Ham, Edward Kelly, Yvtttr Parron, Joseph Sowock, Diana Lacy and Philip THURSDAY 10 A.M. vestigated by Patrolman Robert 1 J. McNalr. Holahan. J . Senate Adjourns for Gun THE DAILY REGISTER Ttuad*y, Mty Youth WawesTria} Bill Caucus by Democrats In Father's Slaying TRENTON — The state Senal would not be in the interest of Gov. Hughes said that Mr. Sills adjourned unusually early yeste: the public health, safety or w explained the technicalities of the FREEHOLD-Frank N. Bazsika, county court after a healing be-. day to allow Democratic leglsli fare. " bill to the Democratic senators. Jr., 18, of Iron Ore Rd., Mana- cause of the heinous naturt of, tor« to caucus on the battle-wor Persons seeking permit! Unless the governor can coax lapan Township, waived a right to the crime. gun bill. guns would be required to ha' enough Republicans to side with trial by jury yesterday and Judge Alton V. Evans accepted The measure is of such im- fingerprints taken, under the Democrats in backing the pleaded non vult to murdering the plea and set May 27 torsen - portance to the state administr terms of the bill. weapon measure, it appears his father last Oct. 25. tencing. A maximum sentence of. tion that Gov. Richard J. Hughe Groups of sportsmen, gun i doomed this year. The former Freehold Regional a life term could mean U yean and state Attorney Gen. Arthur lectors and gun dealers have The gun project also proved High School freshman threw for a first, offender. First Assis- Sills paid unprecedented visi fered bitter opposition to the^ b to be a dud last year. himself on the mercy of the tant Prosecutor Solomon Laut-, -to the meeting to ask forsuppor and to the attorney general wl court, though already assured as man recommended that the plea Md to give details. . is trying to get the legislation ei the plea was accepted that a be received. Bazsika was repre- acted into law. jury could not commit -him to The bill has been held up sented by David Pliskin, Perth State Song the electric chair for the grudge a Senate committee and slmil Monmouth County's three GO Amboy. (Continued) shooting. legislation has been blocked assemblymen, Alfred N. Beadl Since his arrest and indictment, ston, James M. Coleman and J It sounded like thunder. an. Assembly committee. 1 Young Bazsika had killed iazsika had been assigned to seph Azzolina are strongly ( Just to keep everybody step father, who had seven otheiftnll Menlo Park Diagnostic Cen- The main purpose of the gui posed to the measure. ping lively, Assemblyman Lee Carlton (D-Bergen) got up and dren, as he alighted from his car for psychiatric examination bill is to prohibit the sale "There is so much opposition sang a few bars of "I'm From in a driveway at their secluded recommendations. purchase of firearms in J the gun bill, it is stone dead, New Jersey" and that brought farm-type home after returning stances where the prospect™ Mr. Beadleston told The Registei buyer has a physical handicaj tears to one reporter's eyes. from his factory job. There is little chance Sem or sickness which makes it u Richard R. Stout, R-Monmou( Mr. Mascara stood in t Later the youth told state po- safe for him to handle firearm Man Slain; 2 5th and William T. Hiering, chambers, blinking," and Assem lice he had held a continuing to ban sales to those who hav Ocean, 5th, will support the legi blyman Robert N. Wilent, (D hate for his father because of al- been confined for a mental dis lation. Middlesex), remarked: leged past mistreatment and pub-Women Held order; have a criminal recon "Mr. Carlton may have don lic humiliation. MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP (AP) la an alcoholic, drug addict, better.. I do not think either th After the shooting, the youth — Joseph Terrell, a migrant •ddicted to narcotics, goofball music or the words embody th ROAD-E-0 WINNERS — After competing in the Freehold Jaycees safe driving auto fled to Perth Amboy but was ar- or pep pillg. worker, was hit with the flat Wounded PA spirit of New Jersey." Road-E-O, three of seven Freehold Regional High School student participants re- rested and was held temporarily ' This also applies to subversivi side of an ax and stabbed to Twisters ceived trophies Saturday for taking the first three places. From left to right, Walter »t a juvenile delinquent because death Sunday. or wher«J3ie_.i55uancB_Qf fl_gu! __AssembJymaA' Charles D. Fat he was only 17 at the time. Juve- permit or identification cart Officer-Is^ E. Mason, 193 Cloverhill Rd., Coltj Neekr^ccepts-thifd-pJ«cft|Xfe»rJM-Wel>t«jL_oL Terrell, 45, died in his house rington, (D-Mercer), said he wa nile-Court—Judge Leo Weinstein on the Isador Perlman farm on reminded of the time the sonf Mariboro, second, and Douglas C. Hyers, 2 Sunset Ct., Freehold, first, from Road- remanded the prosecution to the Rt. 526. Recovering was first played,In the Assem E-0 chairman Robert Speedi. Other participants are in the background. State Police at Hightstown Gun Cpntrol NEWARK — Port Authority Pi bly and a legislator hopped and did a twist. Fine 4 Drivers said they were holding two wom- lice Lt. Mark Uglesich, 39, of cation of an affidavit on a peti- en farm workers, Sarah Lou Chestnut Ridge R.d., Holmde "Perhaps we're interested Bill Given creating a state of seven millio Petitions tion would constitute the crime In Shrewsbury Grant, 46, and Suisle Mae was in good condition last nigh of false swearing, which, would George, 59, in the Monmouth twisters. I think, the state df (Continued) SHREWSBURY — William C. in St. James' Hospital with cu be a misdemeanor. County jail pending completion, wrists suffered Saturday in a gu serves a song" with more di who had signed petitions. The "Each signature must be wit- Smith of 31 Laurel St., West Jury Suppor nity," Mr. Farrington said. The- proposal of the Grand of their investigation. They lived and knife duel at Newark Airpor jury questioned if their signa- nessed. The signature of. the wit- Long Branch, last night was ' FREEHOLD — Support fo: on the same farm. Lt. Uglesichi who has servi However, lawmaker Farringtoi tures were witnessed by those will be affixed, in a sep- Jury is also that a false certifi- fined MO for careless driving. .Qpv. Richard J. Hughes pri said he wouldn't mind doing "th on the authority poiice force persons called circulators, who arate column next to the signa- cation also would be a misde- Fined by Magistrate William ""BUSINESSMEN ~ posed firearms control bill came twist or frug myself if my wif years and been a lieutenant aboi swore jn affidavits that they had ture of the petition signer . . . meanor. Misdemeanors are pun-J. Glading for speeding were DID YOU MAKtACRIDIT from the retiring Monmoutt ever teaches me how." six years, underwent surge witnessed all of the signatures certifying that the petition sig- ishable by up to a year in jail Charles E. Baker of?Headquar- SALE AND llOSl MONIY? County Grand Jury yesterday. Gov.. Richard J. Hughes wil Saturday night for possih on particular pages. nature was made In his presence and a $1,000 fine. ters Co., Fort Monmouth, $25; FOR COUICTION CALl: A presentment returned to Su- get an earful of the song durjn] severed tendons in both wrisi The presentment said this was and that he believes it to be the Judge Simmil! directed that John S. Meroogliano of Newark, perior Court Judge Elvin the week and then it gets a r after they were slashed the crux of.its probe: genuine signature of, the person $15; and Richard G. Cummings Monmou^i Credf f Adjusters Simmill called the pending legis peat performance in the Senat the presentment be forwarded Crux of Probe of 5 Ideal Ave., East Keans- arrin J. ScnlM lation, Assembly 165, an addi Samuel Rice, Jersey City. next Monday. whose name it purports to be." to Gov. Richard J. Hughes and "The investigation centered on members of the Legislature. $15. . tional aid to law enforcement. Rice was killed in a gun battl Song sheets will be .distributee Under the present law falsifl- 741*2458 after he cut Lt, Uglesich am the action of the Long Branch Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper, and a community songfest city clerk's (Sanita J. Camassa's) • strong supporter of the pro- shot at the officer and Patrolma: possible. Carmine Marino. certification of the petitions, par- posal, said the jury reached its At the end of the Assembl ticularly in reference to require- view following a study of the Lt. Uglesich is the husband session, while the clerk rattled ments that persons distributing bill in the light of cases it hasthe Holmdel librarian. off minor bills, Mr. Mascara, the petitions had witnessed all investigated involving homicides Lt. Uglesich was injured whe; and Assemblymen Curry, Carl- the signatures ... and misuse of guns. he asked Rice to give, him t h < ton and Hauser sang a chorus Tragedies Cited from "I'm From New Jewey." "W8 feel the requlreiheniroj knife Rice was brandishing whil N.J.S. 40:fi9S-186, for an affidavit £>o«* "There have been a number trying to force his way aboard It goes like this: ° . of tragedies which have come by the circulator, should be jetliner. "I'm from New Jersey and to the attention of the-jury in- eliminated for the followingrea - : Rice slashed out, and a gun fel I'm proud about it. ifolving guns, and this is one sons: to the ground. The lieutenan I love the Garden state. the results," he said. "1. The purpose of the statute reached fdr it, but Rice picked I'm from New Jersey and I is to gather the ideas of the Part- of the presentment, set- brag about it. - ting forth the intent to limit up and Lt. Uglesich was forcec people in the community and- to take cover. 1 think it's simply great. to reach that end the moayix- those who would be permitted tc All jot the .other states buy firearms, is lifted from peditious and efficient means is throughout the nation may desirable. statement which is appended mean »' lot to some. the printed bill in the legisla- "2. The requirement which ob- Convention But I'll "take New. Jersey ligates the .circulator to witness ture. In conclusion the jury (Continued) brother, New Jersey is like no said: each signature is an unrealistic t more reality and less philoso- other. "This legislation proposes sim- burden and frustrates tie intent phy," a committee delegate told I'm glad that's where I'm of the statute which is to gather ple procedures, with a minimum 'from." ' , of inconvenience, by which the his colleagues during the private the opinions of the community. iession. Keep your eye on the bourn "3. The requirement is com- sale and purchase of firearm ing ball. can be regulated and controlled, . lets Cumbersome , pletely impractical . . . has the Another delegate felt the one' effect of making the petition CARPET to the end that only qualified and law abiding -citizens may ob-house legislature could be han. available wjien the circulator has tain firearms." died easier and would be Car 1< Long Branch time to wjiness signatures rath- Copies are to be forwarded to cumbersome and troublesome. (Continued) er than (when) . , -. all those ! who may: be-'interested, (may the governor, Attorney Gen. Ar- The committee co-chairmen could be a ''tremendous_asset,' thur J. Sills, .and legislators Stout and Kelly, are known to sign) regardless of- the presence declaring that if properly ' dn-pf the circulator." ••'• from Monmouth;; County. lupport a senat&assembly sys- stalled and maintained under the 100% Nylon Plush Pile v . Names of Five em. advice of engineering experts j The law under discussion deals Although the bi-partisan aroma would resist the ocean's power. only with initiative or referen- vhicfo Riled, the air when the Mr; Untermeyer-conceded th( dum petitions. It requires that Democratic and Republican dele- proposal to be a "very intriguinj WHY PAILl ga{es~fire£-gatefed~has- soured, on eacft petition paper there idea""butr said~the~cityhad-no shall appear, the names and ad- the ballots on a uniCameral house hope of settling the warship from dresses pf five voters, designated II will be negative. The rival dele- MORE? the Naval Department in the fore- as the committee of the petition- gates agree on this. seeable future. rs who shall" be regarded as the The May 19 action on the pro Wont Release wsal will be the first concrete ;irculators for the filing and pos- He said it would not be re iible withdrawal of the petitions. itand the convention has taken leased while the Viet Nam wai It also provides: ilnce it convened March 21. Installed over heavy continued, adding that if an< "Attached to each paper shall when it, was deactivated it might SALE je an affidavit of the circulator 4-H Varieties Has be given to another municipality. ;hereof that he, and he only, Mr. 'Rand said that If obtained, personally circulated the fore- waffle felt padding Project Meeting the ship would be an asset, but ?oing paper, that all the signa HAZLET — A project meeting jven without the ship great plan ures appended thereto were >f the 4-H Varieties was held ire in store for the oceanfront. made in his presence, and that ecently at the home of Mrs. MrT'Nastasio said he would take he believes them to be the genu- MIDDLETOWN rank Hlavacek, 8 Stephen St, three months of accumulated ine signatures of the persons Rf. 35 and Kenneth Hlavacek showed oni leave from his job at Fort Mon- hose- names they purport to Ntw Monmouth Rd. his pigeons as his project. He mouth to launch the newe." ' ' . xplained the parts and some government's operations. He The Grand Jury recommended guaranteed to wear 10 years! I NEW SHREWSBURY J ames^df the pigeons. added that if the mayor's job change to read: Sknwtbory Ave. at Rt. 351 Salvatore Fiducia, recreation required more time after that, he "All petition papers . . . shall This would be an outstanding broadloom sale at any time ..', but .now, Located In ftairman, held 10 minutes of would take a leave of absence ontain th© full text of the pro-, before the new sales tax goes Into effect, It's the kind of bargain that Atlantic Sup»roma messing games as his project. from the fort. posed ordinance ... the names comes along only once In a lifetime! Here's a smooth, luxurious plush SHREWSBURY Announcement was made that Mr. Dlnkelspiel reiterated his nd addresses of five-JWtSB, completely installed ere would be a business meet ssertion that Long Branch needs lesignated as the comifatee of that's built to take plenty of punishment and keep its beauty for yean (SO Broad St. On Friday evening at 7:30 Shrawibury full-time mayor. Mr. Rand and he petitioners, who shalroe re- and years! Come In and see for yourself — or ask us to bring sample* pm. at the home of, Mrs. Hi. Untermeyer said they would ;arded as responsible for the cir- to your home. Just $6.95 sq. yd., completely Installed. Colors Include avacek. \ levote as much time as neces- ;ulation and filing ... Avocado, Gold, Bronze, Red, Royal Blue. iary to the job, both noting that Name, Address professional administrator "Each signer of any such pe- Phone for LATERAL & rauld be engaged for the routine tion shall sign his name "At-Home" Shopping rork. nd shall indicate his place of SANDLER & WORTH CESSPOOL DRY WELL In response to a question, Mr. residence 5ERVICE CONSTRUCTION Hnkelspiel said he felt the situa- ROUTF 35, IA7ONTOWN TRAfRC CttOE > lon in Long Branch had im HEARING MONDAY Ctnpoeli . Scpric Tonlu BACK-HOE roved since a 1964 Grand Jury RUMSON — Eugene Branniganll 542-2200 y Pumped and Cleaned DIGGING resentment critical of law en 84 Hearthstone Ave., Fords, •[•cement authorities had been 'as arrested here early Saturday sued. But, he added, "I feel lorning "and charged with fail- ',hi 11 ttM, to 9:00p.mv Tuti., Tliuri., Sol. 9;30 cm. to5.-30pji . CHARLES H. WILSON SJre always going to have re to give a good account of j| Oir an will com* running . • imbling.'' The best any com- imself. ' PEACH STREET wlrh wmptej. No oblivion, Other Stores Rt. 22, Sprinflfield; Rt. 4, Paramus and Rt. 46, Wayr» 741. unity can do about gambling, He was released on $100 bail,!] of count. NEW SHREWSBURY said, la "drive It under- pending a hearing Monday before round." agistrate William Kirkpatrick.

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MEMBCn FEDERAL.DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Service is our biggest asset... Can we help you? MRS. HELEN W. SCHANCK , May 3, 1%6. MARLBORO — Mr«. Helen V Schanck, 86, ofMaia St., die Urges Student Indoctrination sters. . OBITUARIES yesterday at the Homesteai He warned against the tyranny Nursing Home, Freehold Tom of lawless property destructions ship. She was widow of Henr Against Red College Brainwash resulting from illegal demonstra- MRS. MARY F. JOHNSON MRS. CHARLES HARDY I. Schanck. tions. , ,^ MRS. CHRISTINE M. HOPLA FREEHOLD — A retired Arm; twice had key roles in overseas shores." OCEAN GROVE — Mrs. Stel KEVPORT — Mrs, Christ!; LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Mary Born in Marlboro Townshi] colonel urged at a Law Day aspeace and mercy missions after About recent optimistic fore- Rapping what he called Com- M. Hardy. 81, of 134 Mt. Herm F. Johnson, 98, of 211 Ludlow she was (he daughter of the lal sembfy here yesterday that par- the two world wars, Col. Tour- casts from the Far East that munist-oriented professors, the M. Hopla, 77, of 84 Osborne S St., died Saturday at Monmoutl Way, died Sunday at the Oce Selah and Jeannette Wells. ents, indoctrinate their childre tillott called for outspoken sup- hostilities ^might be over in a speaker linked them with " pro- died yesterday in NBrookdal Medical Center after a long ill Grove Memorial Home after Mrs. Schanck was a member in good citizenship "so they may port of our forces in Viet Nam. year, hefsaid he did.not think fessional rabble-rousing campus Nursing Home, Hazlet. ness. long, illness. She was the sisti the Old Brick Reform Church hangers on" who he said would resist brain-washing attempts b; "They deserve our support be "it will beWer soon." The widow of Charles Johnson of Edward Boyce 'of Englis Marlboro, the Missionary Sc ; subvert unprepared college stu- Born here, she was the daug 1 Communist-oriented professors on cause of their sacrifices and be- In 1922, the colonel was a mem- Mrs. Johnson had lived here 4 town. ciety, the Women's Guild college campuses." dents against loyalty to, and ap- • ter of the late Samuel Franc years. She belonged to the Second cause they represent us," he ber of a mission directed - by Born in Old Bridge, Mrs. Hard Christian Service Society of Jh Col. Richard R. Tourtillott, of preciation of, their American Mason, Sr., and Bessie Gui Baptist Church, here. church and Liberty Grange, said, "and because they must former President Herbert Hoover lived in South Amboy befor Little Silver, was a guest of the for famine relief in Russia. And heritage. Mason. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs Marlboro. succeed and stop the Communist moving here 10 years ago. Monmouth Bar Association, in 1946 he served on a team un- Superior Court Judge Elvin R. Alma Warren, here; two sons, She is survived by two broth aggression there." She was th« widow of Judson Also surviving are her hus- speaking to judges, lawyers and der Gen. George C. Marshall Simmill, who presided at the ses- Guy Johnson of Baltimore and ers, Henry C. Wells of Red Ban! Afterward, Col. Tourtillott told Hopla. band, Charles Hardy; a daugh Court House personnel at the seeking unity and peace in China. sion, hailed the message. He said Ed Johnson, here; three grand and James A. Wells of Uppe a reporter he was confident that ter, Mrs. Ida Hoffman of Trer county's annual Law Day observ- it was. one of the most convinc- She was a member of Si children, and- five great-grand- Mohtclair; a sister, Mrs. Georgi the U. S. government will take He told his audience that par- ton; a son Veter Brown of Pert ance. ing and appealing discussions on John's Methodist Church, Hazlel children. Van Aken of Sarasota, Fla. am whatever steps are-necessary to ents must exercise leadership in Amboy; four grandchildren, an< A former infantry officer whi the topic of loyalty and the mean- Services will be tomorrow a several nieces and nephews. win the war "because the alter- exciting civic responsibilty and and Order of the Eastern Sta six great-grandchildren. ing of law he had heard. 2 p.m. in the Second Baptis Services will be Thursday a native is to fight it on our ownobedience to law in their young- Golden Chapter 120, here. Services will be tomorrow Church. Burial, directed by the 2 p.m. in the Freeman Funera 11, a.m. at the Ocean Grove M< Surviving are two sons, Judso James H. Hunt Funeral Home Home, Freehold. Rev. John Hart 2 Children morial Home. Burial will be E. Hopla of Charlestown, N. H Asbury Park, will be in Wood pastor of Old Brick Refon Colonial Memorial Park, Tre: and L. Melvin Hopla of th bine Cemetery, West Long 'hurch, will officiate. Burial wii ton. Drown In place; a daughter, Mrs. Bessie ( Branch. be in Brick Church Cemetery Enjoy a FOBS of this place; a sister, Mrs Marlboro. ', PERCY WOLCOTT ' MARTIN HIRSCH Howard L. Hanson of West Pali ; Toms River RED BANK— Percy Wolcott ROBERTSVILLE — M a r t i Beach, Fla.; six graadchildrei MRS. ELEANOR C. DENNIS TOMS RIVER (AP) — Two 3- 75, of 26 Elm PI.,, died in Ivy Hirsch, 88, of Tennent Rd., diec •nd three great-grandchildren. RED BANK - Mrs. Eleanoi year-old playmates drowned Mon. Nursing Home yesterday morn- yesterday at Fitkin Memoria day when they apparently fel Services will be held Thursda; C. Dennis, 59, died yesterda; ing after a lengthy illness. Hospital, Neptune, after a lonj from a dock near theirhbmes and at 11 a.m. in the Bedle Funera morning at the home of he He was the husband of the Ilness. He was the husband oi landed in nearly four feet of Home, here, with Rev. Normal dadghter, Mrs. Donald W. Wrigh late Sybilla Patten Wolcott; A na-the late Gertrud Hirsch. water in the Toms River. Spend a fascinating day R. Riley, pastor of St. John' 2 West Sunset Ave., with whom ive of this place, he was the son Born in Berlin, Germany, M Despite efforts to adminster Church, officiating. Burial will in he resided for the past si shopping in of the late Samuel and Charlotte Hirsch was a retired actor am months. artificial respiration, the boys in Green Grove Cemetery, here, a member of the Masonic Lodg iheppard Wolcott. He was em- Mrs. Dennis was born in were dead on arrival at Comma n Berlin. ployed by the Degenting Bot- York City, daughter of the lati nity -Memorial Hospital. ling Company, retiring 20 years He is survived by a.son, Eri' Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Brown, The victims were Vincent Mu- PALMER ago. Hart of Menlo Park, Calif.; he formerly resided at 542 Pros- raglia, Jr., and Andrew Hen- He was a lifetime member, of daughter; Mrs. Marta Meek pect Ave., Little Silver, wher dricks. Vincent's grandfather, Trinity Episcopal Church. Erlanger, Germany; a daughter he was employed as boroug Alfonso Muraglia, 68, suffered a in-law, Mrs. Gerhard Hirsch SQUARE dispatcher. She retired four yean heart attack when he heard of He ia survived by a son, Ar-with whom he lived; five grand- nold Wolcott of River Plaia; a go.' the drowning and was admitted children and eight creat-grand- :o the hospital in fair condition. PRINCETON daughter, Mrs. Jack Zinga of children. ^ ' Also surviving is anothei laughter, Mrs. Beatrice MacNe Police said Vincent Muraglia, Palmer Square in Princeton is a shop- Fair H^ven; three grandchildren, Services will be tomorrow if ElPaso, Tex., and six grand- ir., young Vincent's father, had per's dream come true. Here you will ind two great-grandchildren. 2 p.m. in the Freeman Funera find unuiual things plus personalized Services will be Thursday at :hildren. ;one to look for the boys when Home, Freehold. Df. Alfrec he found them floating in the service in specialty shops much like a 1 a.m. in William S. Anderson Trinklein, pastor of St. Mai A High Requiem Mass will be quaint, old fashioned village green. Make Funeral Home, with Rev. Canon offered at 9:15 a.m. Thursday water. Their jackets were still on 8 date to spend a day in Palmer Square thew's Lutheran Church, New the dock. Charles H. Best officiating. In- York City, will officiate. Burial In St. James Church, here. Fu- aoon. You'll be thrilled seeing the thirty shops and the tilings in them. Right now erment will be in Woodbine will be in Old Tennent Ceme- eral services will be at 8:30 a.m. A caretaker frdm a nearby es- n the Adams Funeral Home ii the right time to see and enjoy Palmer Cemetery, Qceanport. tery, Tennent. ' :ate helped Muraglia pult the Square. Parking aplenty. Interment will be in Mount Olivel boys from the water, and rescue Cemetery, Middletown. workers tried in vain to revive .. have lunch or dinner at the MASSJ1U INN Holy Steering- Wheel, them. these Jaguar Driving Muraglia lives at US Pine St. Gloves are sports carish- Hurt in Crash Vndrew's parents, Mr. and Mrs. «*PALMER SQUARE KEYPORT - Mary Penn, 21 Ronald D. Hendricks, live at 909 ' In historic Princeton, N. J. ly the most authentic and 01171 Irooke Ave., was treated in'Riv- Washington St. the safest driving gloves M-view Hospital for cut hands in the world, made of the Illl |H rom broken glass, sifter the'ea finest imported leather •road Strait mi Outtn Anne Drive, Shr«wibury—747-555$ he was driving was in a col- they are completely Optn Sunday. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. • Wed. and FrI. Evening! ision at 6:15 this morning" with washable and feature the i vehicle driven by Thomas San- exclusive Air-Grippit pro- scons PRODUCTS ana, 34 Broad St. cess, only 7.00 pajr. SPREAD REE! 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He re- *^ aid lor the. bedridden or anyone who .signals let a partially deal person 10 doctors throughout the Staje, who will- peats the conversation ol a caller to a cannot hold a telephone. The headset know when ho has a call. * accept Plan payment as full payment for eligi- deal person who lip-reads and then can be plugged into a telephone. ble services if your income is below the Plan's replies through his telephone to the CThe Speakerphcme provides "i.jnds- NAME. caller. liberal limits or as a substantial payment A The "seeing-aid" switchboard Is de- Iree" phoning. It/especially uselul to toward their charge if it's above these limits. signed tor the blind switchboard op- those who are unable to hold a phone. pAn amplifying phone increases the erator. When a call comes in, a buzzer Now is the time to look at the value you'll re- ADDRESS_ *• sound ol a caller's voice for a partially ; sounds.In tho operator's earphone. ceive from Blue Cross and Blue Shield heajth deal parson. A similar devlcs ampli- When tha operator touches the proper cost protection. Get all the facts now.by send- fies the voles ol a person unable to incoming call position with a plug, an- New Jersey Bell ing the coupon. cirr_ -STATE._ -speak above a whisper. other buzzer sounds, showing whern Part of ths Nationwida Bell System _?IP CODE ' to connect. •at RE-4-lfe 65 OR OVER? Apply now fur Blue Cross and Blue Shield 65 to round out Parts A and B of your MeJIcara Program Tuesday, May 3, 19 MOAP Seeks Center Aides Nurse Completes Council Fete .THE DAILY REGIST ASBURY PARK — Monmouth Branch, Keyport *tnd here. Air Force Course They're Uniqut! Kit in the Community Action Progrtm Inc. Managers will work with the MONTGOMERY, Ai«. - Sec- For Officials i» looking tor Neighborhood Ser- county director of the neighbor- ond Lt. Louise Y. Furman,' daugh- Daily Register Classified work ' vice Center manager* to fill po- hood centers in implementing ter of" Mrs, Marie Funman of or you around the dock. PUce sitions in Red Bank, Long local programs and activities. 510 Second^ Ave., A&bury Park, Set Friday now. Applicants must have a degree N. J., has com Dieted the orien- LITTLE SILVER — The bor- ough's official family will be NOW INTERVIEWING FOR in sociology, business administra- tation course for U. S. Air Force JUNE ASBURY PARK CLASS tion or other related fields' and nurses at Gunter AFB, Ala. guests of the maytjr and Borough at least three years' experience Lt. Furman, who studied spe- Council at a get-acquainted din- in organized community or group cialized "aerospace medical sub- ner in the Molly Pitcher Inn, work. jects and hospital administration Red Bank, this Friday. A knowledge of large-scale is being assigned to March AFB Mayor Charles W. Stephens budgeting, personnel manage- Calif. She will join the Strategic said all borough elected and ap- ment, and experience In negotia- Air Commad. pointed officials, and their hus- ting with agencies, institutions The lieutenant, a graduate of bands and wives, had been in- and community groups is also Lakewood (N. J.) High School, vited. About 65 couples are ex- required. -, received her training at Somer- pected to attend.' he said. FAMOUS you to (|Ull.j •». ....,•• set Hospital School of Nursing, wall payinf positions. For a moiaiecur* Interested persons should sub- Alvin E, Gershen, of Alvin E. futurs and « utttt wtit h'uhtr SomerviUe, N. J. G«rshen Associates, Trenton, the opportumljii, contact urtodiy. mit a resume to Charles 0. NAMESi Hughes at MCAP's office, 616 borough's professorial planning Mattison Ave., here. consultants, will speak on the ASBURY PARK Mll«0 New Residents At master plan at the dinner, Mr. MENLOPARK LI f-tat Stephens said. TRENTON EX MOM No Matter What You Are Look- Raritan Valley Not affiliated with ony othir (Won- ing For Find itAst in the Daily nwxrth cunty Sdiool. Register Classified section. HAZLET - New residents in TQ HEAR (MINES Raritan Valley, U.S.A., Include EAST KEANSBURG - The Mr. and Mrs. William J. Yuhasz, East Keansburg Betterment As- 80 Cresci Blvd., formerly of sociation" will meet Thursday at Cartaret; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 8 p.m. in Buck Smith's, Palmer Shumer, 77 Cresci Blvd., and Ave. _ . WHITE ALUMINUM children Stacey,' 4, and Criig, 17 Yes, they make quit* months,,, formerly of Howard Frank Halnes of the New Jer- pair. Yes, they stand for Beach, m Y-I Mr. and Mrs.ELEMENTARY PHYSICAL FITNESS — A physical fitness program .for elementary sey Taxpayers' Association will speak on the Faulkner Act and qualify. Yes — P«y Uli CUTTER TALK Jack Weinstock, 24 Kerry Dr., school children in Ocean Township, was outlined Saturday by school officials. They for Brand Names with and children Marcy, 7, Robert, its relationship to the proposed are Thomas Vodola of Neptune City, left, chairman of the high school's health and change of government in Middle- "BIS W" -i • We recommend Facia 5, and Debbie, 2, formerly of Rego Park, N. Y., and Mr. and physical education department; Miss Lynn Broten of Rumson, physical education in- town Township. Discount Prices 1 , Hanger assembly system The public is invited to attend. Mrs. Anthony Arecchi, 2 Tralee structor, Dow Avenue School; and Dr. Harrold A. Murray of Sea Girt, chairman of the Rd., and children Andrea, 14, • Spike and Ferrule are New Jersey Youth Commission. John Matthews is co-chairman of tha program. O. K. (Ir's easily in- Debra, 11, Anthony, 7, and Rob- ert, 5, formerly of Brooklyn, stalled) but its prohibits N. Y. "The governor," he said, "will "Free Moving Principle" control the commission because Economic 'Watchdog' he'll make the appointments. This e Conductor Bracket as- MARINE business of giving away the pow- sembly attaches the VIEW er of the Legislature to the ex. downspout from the Unit Bill Is Adopted ecutive branch must come to a back. halt. TRENTON — Gov. Richard J the commission would study" ail Hughes has on his desk today branches of government but that "Have we lost rjur minds? Have a bill setting up a commission the study of the Legislature ac- we become jellyfish and can't Posies for Motfier bloom oh-skirts and FREE to act as a "watchdog" on spend- tually would stem from a com resume our responsibilities?" ' ing and the costs of state govern- mission appointed by the execu- Gov. Richard J. Hughes has shirts in J. Kridel's Corner. „•",,. ESTIMATES ment. tive branch.. said he will sign the bitl. The Assembly- passed the mea- sure yesterday after the Senate A good^tataliailon of whlrt aluminum rain-carrying had favorably acted on it. •qulpnwnr should UM .032 (riw heavywtia.hr aluminum). The bill calls for an eight NOW AT ALL CITGO STATION: member commission and $60,000 Facia apre* whtn possible, Facia hangar autmbly and to finance studies of efficiency MM bost and cempltr* lyitem. Com In and allow ui to and economy in government. Mplaln Ir. Wt hcrvtjaafftr In rtoek—16. ft., 21 ft. and Beadleston's View JO ff. Ungrhf. W« alw help d"o.|f-your»lr»n a> fo Ijow When Improving Assemblyman Alfred N. Beadl.e- TV's EdMcMahon says- WIN IN THE ston, R-Monmouth, said that to do It. . Your Home... while he agreed with the inten W# offer foil, courteous lervice ond of the legislation and voted for it, low rales tor your home Improvement loan. Add extra, bain and bedroom; he thought it represented "con- NO DOWN PAYMENT-Jut PAYMENT OCT 1st alr-condltlon nowl Add extra Income tinuing" eroding away of legisla- and/or convenience, visit us today. tive perogative." , 4'/4% ANNUAL DIVIDEND • Mr. Beadleston contended that • IUDOIT TiRMS • nit viinm Compounded Quarterly Dtpoilh modi by ttit lOtti Mm Dally and Saturday 8 A.M.-5/M P.M. ~, v - from tht l»l RODROW QUITS Wedimday and Friday 'HI ? f .M. RIGHTS GROUP REp BANK — Howard Rud- MARINE VIEW row, vice chairman of the bor- SAVINGS & LOAN ough Civil Rights Commission, Highway 35, Mlddlerewn resigned Hast night. 671 • 2400 Borough Council, which filled Hwy. 34, Atlantic Highland! two of three vacancies on the 32 BROAD ST. • 741-7500 • RED BANK 291 • 0100 commission last month, accepted , Uncroft Shopping C*nr*r the resignation. There are now ' 842-4400 two vacancies.

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•UBUUIUUHUaUW The Register's Opinion Eastern Society Note CA. Johnston: Courthouse Sqpiifc Mr. Beadleston An architect of historic, bipartisan tax legislation, hi Political Arm Twisting miy be. But Assemblyman Alfred Beadlestoa's most thought- This seems to be the time for had his eyes on the governor's chair provoking contribution last week was his adviiory to a political arm twisting'— in both the and, if there is a race to be made, this fellow legislator about how to get publicity. "There are two' ways to get your name Republican and the Democratic ranks. is where he would like to exert his in the paper," said the Monmouth Repub- energies." Here it is May and the Democrats lican who has no peer in the simultaneous still have no one to run against Re- But Sen. Stout, like Mr. Meyner, art of digging Democrats and editor! it publican Sen. Clifford P. Case in the is a politician — and he knows that though they were all cut from the ilmt November election. his part, at this moment, is desperate cloth. "One is to make a speech and the other, And in the /Third District, it is in its search for a candidate to run is to jump off the Brooklyn Bridge." the same story •— although the party against the able Rep. Howard, And Because of his senior status and pu|- is different. The Republicans are despite the fact that Sen. Stout has nacious delivery, whatever the ex-polo searching for a candidate to oppose said he "absolutely, positively" will not player has to say gets reported, like wres- Democratic Rep. James J. Howard. be- a candidate against Rep. Howard tling results, somewhere in the daily this fall — a draft movement could JOHNSTON journals. ' Former Democratic Gov. Robert B. But page one photo spreads would be his without reserva- Meyer is having pressure applied on get the senator to change his mind. tion whenever he chooses to plunge silently into the Etst him from the White House to the It remains to be seen whether Mr. River. Volunteers to cover the event will storm torn tvery State House. The Democrats know Meyner or Sen. Stout can be per- city room this side of Manhattan to confirm the happening. that only Mr. Meyner, at this point, suaded to become candidates. Mr. In suggesting the Brooklyn Bridge, however, the rt- tired bantamweight must have been taken by lurprise by hi* stands a chance of making a'respect- Meyner realizes he would be running opportunity to jab. Otherwise .this challenger of giants surely against one of the best vote-getters able race against the popular Sen. would have proposed some much higher, more magnificent Case. And there is some feeling, this state has ever produced. And Sen. diving board. among Democratic . partisans, of Stout realizes his opponent.would be a Even when he sat as the mayor of Shrewsbury in the course, that he xan defeat the liberal • young incumbent who has compiled an shadow of the late police judge, Elmer Wainwright and PoliM senator. , outstanding record as a freshman , Chief Otto Herden, Mr. Beadleston usually thought big when he was on the attack. ' • , It is a big. question today whether congressman. * * • , Mr. Meyner will make the race. From There is no doubt that a Case- Meyner contest and a Howard-Stout HIS OCCASIONAL outcries against Democratic Highway a personal and financial standpoint Commissioner Dwight R. G. Palmer, himself an architect «f he has everything to lose In order to contest would produce one of,the. most historical financial transactions but clearly not bipartisan, run1 against Sen. Case. ' But Mr. interesting and exciting election cam- are absolutely mild compared to onslaughts against a Repub- Meyner is a politician and, when the paigns ever staged in the state and lican predecessor, Spencer Miller. party needs him, he may cast aside in the district And, making it even The irony of his assaults on the fourth estate, which omit more appealing, is the fact that all of no one he can readily think of at the time of speaking, «• his lucrative law practice and decide perhaps the real irony of his political career. to be a candidate. . the men would be first-rate candi-^ Republicans have welcomed him to their bosom from tit* , And the parallel exis^jaOberThird dates. first time he contributed from4 his immense fortune. Hi» pro- District where a draft movement may But before Mr. Meyner or Sen. file was already well known, however, and it was a few yean before the party changed its legislative" lineup to make room . " take place to get Republican state, Stout make their final decisions they for him in the Assembly. ' ' Sen. Richard R. Stout to oppose Re* themselves should weigh the records Frequently; his name crops up as a potential candidate , Howard. Like Mr. Meyner, Sen. Stout of the men who would be their op- Sylvia Porter: Tour Money's Worth for much higher office. No,one ever says he isn't qualified. is a successful attorney. And, finan- ponents. Both incumbents'are' serving But no oae ever talks about a "draft," His pulsating, impa- cially, it would be no gain for him with distinction »*=- and it would be tience has a warning tick. . difficult to mount successful cam- He has made no bones for several years that he would to become a congressman. In addi- • welcome a state Senate seat, or a chance at'the governorthlp. • tion, the senator has for a long .time paigns against them. How to Buy a House But the Senate seat is always filled, and lerioui thought of t^ We are approaching the peak season for facilities? What are the transportation Morven excursion just never gets off the ground. ' home-buying. This spring alone more than facilities? *' * * •;;.•••, The Raritan School Plan 1,000,000 U.S. families are in the market for Does the community have a master IN POLITICS, for" instance the tax legislation which re- Voters in Raritan Township go to trying to meet the problem in a re-, * house; in all of 1966, the estimate is more zoniflgjfjplan, with a procedure for .effective quired two-party backing, leaders of one side have I great - * the polls today to make a decision on sponsible fashion. And it needs the than 3,000,000 families will buy a house. controls over runaway development? Will fear that their counterparts on the other side will shoot from What are the basic "the zoning regulations, leave you free to the Board of Education's $1.5 million help of the voters today to succeed. the hip. . "" rules and pitfalls for the build a swimming pool, or rent out a room '-Democrats had no expectation this year that Mr. Beadle-, school construction program. - Raritan has been for.unate that its home shopper? How much or use your home for business purposes?. stoh would help their income tax. plan. So when he Waited It is difficult to see how this plan school administrators and faculty have can you afford to spend? How high are real estate taxes? Low it from the beginning they were not Upset Ji could be anything but overwhelming- been able to cope with the school Here are your basic guide- taxes, incidentally, may not be a bargain But worry did creep to the surface when it became obvious I lines: . if they mean inferior -schools, second-rate 2 ly approved by'Raritan voters. The, space shortage for so long. They have that a sales tax was the lone possibility. Shop-first for a reliable police protection,' etc. What public services Each Beadleston local observation was closely watched. M* bond issue money would be used to«» gone to great efforts to provide, under • real estate agent, unless —such as water, sewage system, gas, elec- A.Democratic manager,put it this way: "People like Beadle- 3 build 46 elementary classroojns and an trying circumstances, the- best educa-^ you are highly informed tricity, garbage collection—are provided? . ston don't back off once they've made a positive statement yourself on available houses .* *' . * "' addition to the high school cafeteria. tion possible for the township's chil- They take a stand and that's it. Sometime* they* wind up in and prices in the area Raritan, we are sorry to say, has dren. . IF YOU ARE considering buying an old a foolish position where they don't want to be, but won't turn >• where you intend to buy. house, find out if major repairs or remod- around for a million dollars." ".'.."' a history of defeating school budgets But there is no doubt that the total PORTER If you do not Know a eling will be essential, and how much they The Crucial time came when Mr. Beadleston was talking and construction projects offered by educational system in Raritan wjll suf- responsible agent, personally or by reputa- are likely,to cost. Include these expenses tion, try to find a member of the National •about being sure school aid would be equitably distributed, the' Board of Education. And that is fer if, year after year, the classroom when figuring the total amount you can af- about Jears for malapportionment of 6thef^|un be attributed directly to the housing and. the high school cafeteria addition. or have a small family and low living ex- veal defects ranging from a leaky basement He had it in his power to make Mr himself an-even boom' that the municipality has expe- The bond issue deserves to be ap- penses. You should pay less than 2>/4 times, to a bad local drainage system. bigger headline than by jumping* from afferidge. All he had if your down payment is to be very low, rienced. The Board of Education is proved today. . A reputable real estate agent will guide to say was."NO" to the sales tax. But he'didn't. And maybe if your income is irregular, if your job may you on whether the purchase price asked is that proves that the wisdom of silence llso makes a good force you to moVe fairly soon, or if your 4air. An FHA appraisal is. a good index of story once in a while. • .V ' regular living costs are high. value, too. You also can get an independent ^- , - :* *;•.,*•.'• Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington Ask these key questions about any neigh- appraiser to make an evaluation: his ser- SHERIFF PAUL KIERNAN has become chairman of the borhood you are considering: where and vices may cost you from $25 to $75, but Monmouth County Citizens Committee of the National Council how good' are local schools? What atoout could save you well over this amount in on Crime and Delinquency (NCCD). The organization is seeking churches, stores, recreational and cultural • the long run. funds towards a national project but for one ofthe Democratic Long Stay in Viet IS am Seen leader's friends if'has posed a dilemma. ' isWASHINGTON—Militar WAdriiTTCrlv/Pt^-ttuiiMry constructiowtuuuvuvin, in«u Whilninee thIKe politica|*uiiiiby 50 per cent to J1.5 billion and U.S. authorities In Saigon have obtained $100 to contribute to a worthy Cause. I was all set to give greatly speeded up to take are of a big "hard intelligence" that reveals him a* ac- it to whoever Paul is backing in the Long Branch election", build-up of U.S. military forces in the two tively working with the Viet Cong. but he's not declaring "himself. So I decided the Democrats countries, / According to captured Communist docu- could use some help*. But now, he's fighting the haodj, to By fall, the labor force ments forwarded to the Defense. Department New] New Left Meet maybe I'll send my C-note "to the organization. NCCD, ADA, employed in Viet N»m is by General Westmoreland's headquarter!, ' A curious thing Is happening in this/coun- ton bureaucrats and feel uneasy, about the NRA. I'm Kiernan all the way."- ., • slated to total more than Tri Quang has entered into a secret alliance try: the so-called/New Left is tendtog, on Vietnamese War, Cook might seem strangely ••,•*. * * , • 85,000, including 20,000 U.S. with Viet Cong leaders to: like a natural ally of old Hamilton Fish, a military and 5,000 civilian certain issues that involve the spread of LAW DAY, wh'ich , was observed yesterday throughout . —Establish "struggle committees" 'on a blown-in-the-bottle conservative who has personnel. nationwide basis with the ultimate aim of centralized political control*, to ma the court houses of the country, produced many sobering ' This construction force ousting the U.S. moo cause with the libertarians of I a New never given up on his ancient 1939 isolation- thoughts for laymen no less than the legal profession. ism. And I would not be surprised to see .will ipproximately double Right. BotJi the'Nlw Left, Quoted by President Johnson, in his. proclamation, from /"—Use armed student and Buddhist groups Murray Rothbard, a fellow academician; the words of the late Judge Learned Hand: the 45.000 now working* on to involve Americans in "violent incidents" . ists and the New Rightists airfields, ports, docks,. asking Cook to make a united front with "Liberty lies In the hearts of men and women; ,when It and new demonstrations in May and June are crusading agaii the New Right that is against the war and bridges, warehouses, can1 against the government of Premier Ky. - dies there, no constitution, no law, no court can save it ... ALLEN increase of "bureaucratic critical of bureaucratical measures. the spirit of Liberty Is the spirit of Him who, near two- tonments "and air defenses —Organize a coalition', government to In- - tor major South Viet Nam cities. solutions." • * j. • * • * thousand years ago, taught mankind that lesson it has never elude both Buddhist and/Viet Cong political The first whiff I got of learned, but has never quite forgotten; that there may be a ' Other workers on these projects will activists. this was, in a little maga- OF COURSE, it all gets incredibly tan- kingdom where the least shall be heard and considered lide - include 60,000 Vietnamese? hjlf of whom will The captured Communist documents re- gled. Rothbard can't' like some of Cook's be" from Army units, and 10,000 Koreans zine put out by the libertar- by side with the greatest." veal that this strategy was worked out at ian economist Murray Roth- spending policy stand, which would add to and Filipinos. a secret meeting near Da .Nang March 23 bureaucracy in spite of Cook's genera! wari- Construction personnel bard. Rothbard hates any- between Tri Quang's chief lieutenant, Ha . thing that smacks of Wash- ness. Both Rothbard and Cook are correct in Thailand will be in- Xuan Ky, executive chairman of hii "stnig- in ton Cynic's Corner By Interlandi CHAMBERIAIN R interference with the when they say the draft is an infringement creased from 10,000 to 20. / _ gle committees/' and Che Viet Than, chair- of personal liberty that has no place in a free market. But he also purely voluntaristic society. If we had only 000 to rush (o completiorr™—man of the Underground Viet Cong Munici- hates the Vietnamese War because jaf, the a network of air, naval and pal Committees. • taken a different tack at the beginning and unofficial but nonetheless very real controls communication installations • * ' * V (ought to raise a professional volunteer army and facilities for use in the that it. is Imposing. So he Is welcoming the that was sufficiently well-paid to make it Viet Nam lighting. HA XUAN KY agreed to incorporate Tri New Leftists who object, on supposed • philo- Quang's student groups under the direction an effectively happy fighting force, Professor These and other still-to- sophical principle}^ "Lyndon's bureaucra- Rothbard and the rest of us' wouldn't be in of the Viet. Cong's National Liberation Front cy." (I use the aajective "supposed" be- be-disclosed details of the (NLF), but the student leaders would be the mess we are now in. Having gone out expanded military building cause I doubt that many of the New Left- to defeat the Communists by using compul- cautioned to avoid identifying themselves ists would actually oppose the spread of «T0TT program iirsupport of Viet with the VieJ_ Cong. sion on our young men, it would be like Nam operations were outlined by President bureaucracy to provide for such new trying to turn the Queen Elizabeth around Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara One document asserted that 14 of the 46 wrinkles as "klddiecare," which is the next in a mill pond to switch, hey presto! to vol- •t a While House conference with Demo- South Vietnamese military units in the Da crusade on the Lyndon Johnson docket.) ~ untary recruiting. cratic congressional leaders. Nang^area, with the Contrivance of Tri * * * < Quang, already are under control of the I'm sorry that I cannot be as personally • * •••, * * jointly directed "struggle committees." Z ~~ MURRAY ROTHBARD has high hopes "pure" about libertarian theory as Murray THE LEGISLATORS were told the con- According to this captured document, of proselytizing for a far more voluntary Rothbard when I see Communists out to cut struction schedule calls for completion of when Col. Hoang Thao, commander of Viet system among the New Leftists. And, truth our throats. On the other hand, I could wish ill major projects by the fall of 1967—signifi- Cong Regiment I, launches a rainy season to tell, there are some instances of a real that after the war something good is going cant indication of the estimated duration of offensive in the First Corps area, these 14 awakening on the Left about the issue that to come out of the combined New Left and the Viet Nam war. units and armed student groups will attack may be broadly defined as Statism. For New Right animus against the spread of . "We are making plans on the assump- U.S., forces. - example, a Yale sociologist named Robert bureaucratic blights. tion that U.S. forces will be in Viet Nam M. Cook conducts a course called "Bureaucra- The Rothbards and'the Cooks are worth for a long time," the President It credited cy In Modern Society." Professor Cook is watching because they are breaking up the as telling the lawmakers. "The deployment THEDAILY thinking of running for the Third Connecti- cake of old ideological • custom. Any liberal of troops will continue through the fall of uzz EEGISTER cut Congressional District against the in- who can be saying, as Cook is saying, that 1967 when most of these projects will be cumbent, U.S. Democratic Representative "the liberal tendency to find solutions with- complotcd." TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1968 Robert Giaimo, and against whatever candi- in a bureaucracy is dangerous," is a new An estimated 300,000 troops will be in 1 «« BrMd St.. nra Bask. N. t. date the Republicans may choose. Cook is breed of academic animal. And any liber- South Viet Nam by Aug. 1. r,t Rl. M, HIMIMotrn. N. J. JO EMI Main turFFrrphold. N. J. against Lyndon Johnson's — and Robert tarian conservative such as Murray Roth- * ; •* * Jl» Broadwajr. ljtkl Branca. N. 4. Giaimo'*—Vietnamese War policy. But he bard, a real disciple of old Ludwig von Mises is, also miking a pitch to conservatives over UNFROCKING THE MONK - Militant E«t«b. im bt Jofca H. C«* ing CUT and.the rest of the Vienna school, must he Buddhist leader Thlch Tri Quang increasing- what he calls "excessive > centralization and kept alive and kicking until the war is over burejucratizatlon In Washington." ly appears to be acting like a modern-day It, BABOLD KEI.I.V. faMliHr nd OeaWll •nd we'ean once more resume the fight v "If God Is dead He certainly was b'uty, Hasputin. ArUar t fcamla. Editor Now, to libertarian! who hate Washlng- for freedom. » busy, busy while Ha was olive!" a pfot of wHikey tola fkt 44b, Artfeor J. Stabler, Gr*M> en from Altec Pipe and Supply THE DAILY REGISTER Tueaday. May 3,, Warned which ftrfctiy jjKohibiti driWg Gets 6^ Month Jail Term brook, and Richard Co,, Newznaa Sprints Rd, GompltiiitBt J. Kelse/ Burr, PJalnftekl, Bordetttmnt tor hb3y,§pO , club owner, revolted the youth's current termi with praent com- at the Shady Rest Tavern. How- U. In Assault club membership card perma- In Assault of Policemen^ mitments, for a $400 burglary Thomas Oliver, iound Brook, ell TownttHp, Oct. :i, 1?65. •' FrancU W. Dorii. Can M*. one year In State Triton, to be William. J. Norfii, Farmlng- Keantburg, ont year probation, nently. FREEHOLD - A Mlddletown Frederick Burd, Church St., the Howeli Lanes, Howell Town concurrent with hit present term daJe, L.I., $100 fine, one year to take effect on hli reltai* Robert L. Bowers, 24, of 1010 accused of assaulting Patrolman fhipr Intimidating a child in this fined-$10 for driving on a permit 14. indeterminate term at Borde tnanrier'corntitutes assault, Mr. without a licensed driver in the More volunteers are needed to town,< for possession, of $19,67J Fitigerald ruled. car. help the librarian! register bor- Joseph H. Thomas, Atkins worth of plumbing supplies stol Difficulties arose among the rower^for the new card system Ave., Neptune, $250 fine, proba- children, parents testified, When Bryan Is Invited being installed at the library, it tion five years, for possession of ADVKRTMEHENT each set of children allegedly was announced. narcotics in Neptune June 18, called % others' parents "bad To Election Seminar Mrs. Karl Jacobi, correspond- 1965. MortComfertWcarin names." RED BANK — Borough Clerk ing secretary, announced, the William Goddard, South River, James Heron, 19, of 80 Church John Bryan has been invited to ihade Tree Commission has do- a term at Bordentown to run FALSE TEETH ft, Little] Silver, was fined $20 participate in a seminar on prac- nated a book on trees to the li- concurrent with one he Is al- Her* U a pleutat w»J to ortrcom* after pleading guilty to consum- loot* pltt* tfticomfort. FASTEETH, tical election techniques at the brary. ready serving there for another «n lmprovea powdtr. crinkled c ing alcoholic beverages on the 1966 conference of the Interna- Carl Borgeson presented an il- offense, for breaking and enter- upper and lower pltt*a holds thei 1 firmer w th»t thty fell more com- premises W Le Teendezvous, the tional Institute of Municipal lustrated talk on "Midsummer in ing the Manalapan Township fortable, No gummy, looey, put] oorough't teenage nightclub. Clerks. The organization will Sweden," highlights of a journey branch of the Monmouth County tut* or fMllnr. Jtfa alkaline (nor.* add). Dow not tour. Ch«ck» "plate - Young Heron, a Monmouth Col- meet in New York Monday made last year with his wife, a National Bank with intent to odor breath".

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Antisell and Norma Army' Board Janwich, and the group's contin ing chairman, Gerald A, Baumai All three lost to the "Purpo To Kick Off and Principle" fusion ticket, last November's election, as thi Citizens Committee dropped m Spring Drive jftrity control of the township! two-year old Mayor-Council Faulkner Act form of govern- RED BANK MERCHANTS ment. , Mayor Walter A. Grubb, Jr., Citizens Committee member ani NOTHING TO BUY . . . NO LIMERICKS . . .NO GIMMICKS leader, presented plaques to th three men. Cited for Loyalty CONTEST RULES Those to the former council men noted their "many hou • Clip the contest coupons below. Fill in your name, • A drawing will be held at Chamber of Commerce ;< • Only one dinner for two may be won bye devoted to the community," a : address and phone number en each one. . office to determine winners of the free dinners, ' : /Decisions of the judges will be final,' < • . the one to Mr. Bauman, "loyal » and service" to the township. • Cont»t is not open to employee* of the parliei» • Deposit or mail each coupon in contest box it the • Anyone over 18 years of age is eligible to partfei- 1 "Under the Citizens Committei " pating stores. , * •tore of the sponsoring merchant whose name *p- p«te. No pu^c-hase is necessary. " control, the mayor said, an ad- • DfniMrs will bt served to winners on Sunday, May ministrative code Tvas adopted ptars on the coupon. .• Winners will be notified Tuesday, May I Oth. You .•.."" 15th. Any dinners not claimed on that day will be ...found... business principles wen adopted permitting U* reduction • Coupons may- be depe -need not be present at any store to. win.. Winners, •V forfeited. . . In two suceessive years, and p.m., Saturday, May 7th. will also be announced in this newspaper. ' ' • Dinner prices are limited to $8.00 per couple master plan and zoning ordinanc were adopted to guide future growth. COUPON COUPON COUPON Leadership Noted It was leadership by the com- W. Eldied Churchill mittee, he reminded the audience, J. KRIDEL CLAYTON & MAGEE RED BANK YOUTH CENTER that led to the public vote whic RED BANK -The Salvation discarded the former system c .rfny's annual advisory board 2 IROAD ST. 1? IROAD ST. REDIANK 20 BROAD ST. RED BANK *-township committee government dinner will kick off the spring * The mayor hailed Mr. Bau- ampaign at the Corps building man's participation in the town- Riverside Ave., tomorrow thip government as vice chair- ight. NAME .... • NAME man of the Planning Board, am Guest speaker will be Brigadier as a member of the Board ol '. Eldred CburchiU, «ecretary of Education. " - public relations and service ex- Among those in attendance tension In the eastern U. S. "and ADDRESS ADDRESS were Councllmen Philip Arnold, Puerto Rico. and Joseph Brodniak, who now Brtgtdier John Fahey, com- comprise the council minority manding-officer here, said the CITY ...... CITY Irom the Citizens Committee. iring campaign will be conduct- 1 in Atlantic Highlands, Colts eck, Eatontown, Highlands, TELEPHONE '...... TELEPHONE .... Van Pelt ;eansburg, Middletown, Mon louth Beach, Oceanport, Sea right and Shrewsbury Township. Is Charged Fair Haven. Little Silver, Jlew irewsbury, Red Bank, Rumson In Assal t nd Shrewsbury participate COUPON irough community appeals. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - Presiding at the dinner will be Vernon Van Pelt, Jr., 21, of 75 illiam A. Fluhr.who has been LOVE LANE BRIDAL SERPICO'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Barker Ave. wound up with four NEWBERRYS •e-elected chairman of the ad- stitches over his left eye early sory "board for 1966-67. DOWNTOWN RED BANK and TUXEDO SHOP 101 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK Saturday after assaulting Police He'll introduce Brigadier Chief Dayton Wilson. :hurchill, whose topic will be, 23 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK "I was on patrol about 12:30 Not by Bread Alone." He will a.m.," the chief reported, "when lso show slides of the Army's NAME .... I saw a suspicious car parked on ork in Puerto Rico. NAME _ Barker Ave. There was a girl be- A native ol Elizabeth, Briga- hind the wheel and a lady in the lier Churchill served in posts in ADDRESU»R S 'b^ck, and Van Pelt was bent lerkimer and Rome, N. Y., and ADDRESS overiJn=the front seat, Jarnegie and Kittanning, Pa., be- "I asked them what was going ire being named public relations on. The women said they were iecretary for- western Pennsyl CITY CITY « taking Van Pelt home," Chief rania in 194ft. CITY Wilson continued.' Later he served in the same At that, h« said, Van Pelt tost for the New England states, TELEPHONE TELEPHONE - TELEPHONE Jumped out of the car and started issistant public relations secre- swearing at the police officer, :ary for the eastern region, and / \ai ww wir iWiWi \m \m iwf wA ,and telling''him to "get out of ended the Salvation Army In- mimisg.iwiP'™"°"f|»OBQi here," ,.••».-• irnatlonal College for Officers When the chief tried to arrest London. After the. training he COUPON COUPON COUPON thr young man, Van Pelt hit him u assigned to Puerto Rico as in the-mouth, giving him a cat egional commander in that ter- lip, the chief reported. itory during the pioneer days of SURPRISE STORE WOOLWORTH'S BETTER HOUSEKEfPING SHOP ^ Oief Wilson .said he punched e Salvation Army there. He as- the youth in the eye, opening a umed his present position last 8 BROAD ST. RED IANK 52 BROAD ST. f RED BANK 44 MONMOUTH ST. RED cut. Both were treated and re- ar- . . , i > leased at Riverview Hospital, i Red Bank. Van Pelt, on parole from An- Navy Seeks NAME ...... NAME ...™..... nandale Reformatory, was ar- raigned Saturday afternoon be- fore^ Magistrate William S. To Recruit Throckmorton on charges of dis- ADDRESS ADDRESS -. orderly conduct, resisting arrest and assault and battery on a po- Seabees lice officer. He was released in RED BANK — Skilled construc- CITY CITY $500 bail pending, a hearing workers are being recruited In Municipal Court Tuesday, May >r active dilty with the U.S. 17: 'avy'g Mobile Construction Forc- at the Navy recruiting office, TELEPHONE ... TELEPHONE ...... TELEPHONE Monmouth St., here. CPO E.R. Ver Wiebe, recruit- Man Bruised officer for this district, has mum nnounced that- volunteer con- As Train ruction workers are being con- COUPON COUPON Hits Truck dered for enlistment up to age Needed for U.S. and foreign BAYHTOH'S FLOOR C0VERIH6S SHELDON CARD SHOP COLLEGE SHOP MIDDLETOWN - Claude R. iaaed Seabees battalions are car- Creel, 19, of Sch'eri La,, Eaton- tenters, steel workers, riggers, 6 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK BROAD.COR. OF WALUCE RED BANK fl BROAD ST. REDIANK town, escaped serious injury Fri- quipmem operators, electricians, day when the van truck he Was iurveyors, mechanics and other driving was struck by a Jersey ixperlenced craftsmen. Central Railroad train at the NAME ... Thompson Ave. crossing in East Candidates will be trained in NAME ..... Keansburg. " •. [aval military requirements at Police said a witness reported lavisville, R.I. No., prior mili- the warning lights at the cross- >ry service is required. Petty ADDRESS ADDRESS .«. Ing were in operation when the [ficer ratings will be awarded young man attempted. at about •> volunteers on the basis of 1:38 p.m. to cross the track*. rieir skill in construction fields. CITY - CITY „.... There are no.automatic gatei at Two, three an<[ four-year the crossing. itments are open to qualified Police said Mr. Creel com- ilunteers. The Navy has issued plained of a bruised leg, but did TELEPHONE ... TELEPHONE not request hospital treatment. call for 3,000 enlistments for The train engineer was AI e Construction Forces. Fraier, 50, of 290 Middle Rd., West Keansburg. Patrolman Vincent Zemalkow- moking in Bed COUPON COUPON ski issued a summons to Creel for careless driving. Said Fire Cause RED BANK — Firemen were ANDERSON'S SHERMAN'S Inc., Home Decorators SHIRLEY SHOP illed out yesterday morning at 20 BROAD ST. Hit-Run Car 06 to a fire at 190-A Bro&d 30 BROAD ST. RED BANK RED BANK 37 BROAD ST. RED BANK an apartment ,in a building Hurts Hintze wned by Dr. Florence F. For- otson of Shrewsbury. RED BANK-Roval H. Hintze, NAME NAME principal of the Red Bank High Fire Chief Peter R. Cell! said School, was hurt by a hit and run occupant, Charles Harris, car while he was getting out of ad been smoking in bed and his car Friday night. iis mattress caught fire. He was ADDRESS .... ADDRESS ...... ;. „„ Mr. Hintze had parked at the VI hurt. curb in front of his home at 190 There was some water dam- Branch Ave. and had his left leg CITY CITY ...... ,..„ „...„. out of his car when a white ve- ;e to another apartment. hicle struck his ear door and fled south on Branch Ave. They're Unique! Ads in the Mr. Hintxe'g knee was treated Daily Register Classified work TELEPHONE TELEPHONE . and X-rayed at Riverview tfospi- r you around the clock. Place tad. yours now. I' THE DAILY REGISTER Tueedar, May 3, 1966-4 Remind Retail^f On Tax procedure TRENTON - Retailer* who dizing device. Such certificates will collect the 3 per cent limited are non-transferable. sales tax from customers are re- The retailer's first payment of minded of the procedure they sales taxes to the state is a must undertake before the levy must on or before Aug. 20, lMf. goes into effect July 1. Thereafter, the tax returns must The itate Division of Taxa- be made on the 20th day of each tion >aid that every person, firm month, for the preceding month. or group required under the law Motorists who might think of to charge the tax mutt file buying a new car out-of state to certificate of registration on or avoid paying the sales tax better before June 20, this year. hink twice before doing it. Within five days of such regis The state motor vehicle depart- tratlon the tax division, will, ment has been advised that no without charge, issue to each car is to be properly registered registrant or retailer, a certifr or cards given out until the state cate of authority empowering him sales tax has been paid and proof FFER 60 FREE DINNERS to collect ths sales tax. lubmitted. Must Be Displayed Calls Pouring In Each certificate or duplicate The tax division has reeeivjd hundreds of calls from persons will state the place of business 20 DINNERS AT EACH OF THESE FINE RESTAURANTS wanting to know what organi- to which it is applicable. The zations are tax exempt. certificate mutt be prominently displayed in the place of busi Here are some tax free groups: BROAD ST. RIVERSIDE AVE. WHARF AVE. nesj of the retailer. A society or organization con- A registrant who has no regu- ducted for ths sole purpose of SHREWSBURY RED BANK RED BANK maintaining symphony orchestras MOLLY PITCHER INN UNION HOUSE lar place of doing business shall or operas>ind receiving substan- attach such certificate to his cart, tial supporTfaom voluntary eon- stand, truck, or other merchan ributions. National Guard organlsjions, posts or groups or war veter- ans, or auxiliary units, if they Fill in Coupons-Drop in Store Contest Box are formed In New Jersey and if no part of their net earnings is beneficial to any private stockholder or individual. - COUPON COUPON COUPON Police or fire department of a political subdivision of ths state, or a voluntary fir* or ambulance TAFSUN'S DORN'S PHOTO SHOP CARROLL'S STATIONERS company, or first aid squad, or exclusively a retirement, pen- 113 BROAD ST. RED IS WALLACE ST. RID BANK 30 BROAD ST. 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tirr — CITY CITY Aid Hospital Ronald P. Face, Jr. RED BANK * Riverview Hos- pital is $22 richer, thanks to the efforts of 10 Fair Haven young-, TELEPHONE 'TELEPHONE TELEPHONE Sgt. Face sters. • • *\ Holly MacDonald, 10-year-oId iwr imw B» WIK it m «i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wins Medal MacDonald, 1M Lexington. Ave., 3D INFANTRY DIVISION, Fair Haven, and Bruce Whiting, COUPON COUPON COUPON Germany -r Staff Sgt. Ronald P. 12-year-old son of Mr. anil'Mrs. Face, Jr., whose wife, Joanne, Frank Whiting, 12« Lincoln Ave., - live« at 200 Linden Ave., High- recently presented the money to < FASHION FAIR ACME FURNITURE RED BANK HARDWARE lands, N. J., has received the Mrs. Marion Seigried, a nursing * Army Commendation Medal for supervisor at the hospital. ' 137 MONMOUTH ST. RID BANK 30 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK meritorious service as a military They explained the $23 was ' p policeman In the 3d Infantry Di- realized from a variety show, vision's 3d Military Police Com- which they produced at the Mac- pany near Wurzburg. Donald home. The money, they NAME NAME He entered the Army in June, said, was to be used to defray 1*58, and arrived overseas in construction costs on the hospi- gust, 1963f og this tour of duty tal's new six-story wing, due to open this summer. Any funds ADDRESS .._ left over, they added, should be i -iV Arrest 2 Youthi applied to a five-story addition In Middletown Fight now under construction at the north-east corner of.the hospital. CITY CITY MIDBCETOWN -J Two town ship youths were arrested earl] The other Fair Haven young- •" Saturday' morning and charge* sters who participated in the' variety show were Mamie TELEPHONE .. TELEPHONE .... with fighting on Linden St. i the Shorecrest area and eludin Emory, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson G. Emory, 428 River Rdrf police. ,. mfa7fWrm"ra*rni'r"tratrrirri l™ ™" ™r T" """"""* Kathy and John Buchanan, chil- The 17-year-old boys were re- dren of Mr. and Mrs. John Bu- leased in the custody of their chanan, 92 First St.; Brace's COUPON COUPON COUPON parents, pending action of juvenile sisters. Susan, Gloria, and Mar- authorities, police said. jorie, and Holly's sisters, Darnell The incident occurred at ap- and Gail. THE LERNER SHOPS STEINfctACH'S YOGEL'S proximately 1:30 a.m. Saturday 81 BROAD ST. RED BANK RED BANK-4SBURY PARK—BRICK TOWN 24 BROAD ST. RED BANK Praet Given PTA Banquet Commission Set Tonight NAME NAME ...-....,.„ „ NAME SHREWSBURY - The annual FORT BENNING. Ga. - Nor- spring banquet of the Monmouth man W. Praet, 21, son of Mr. County Council of the New Jer- and Mrs. Norman E. Praet, 1202 ADDRESS ADDRESf ADDRESS sey Congress of PTAs will be. Turf Dr., Oceanport, N.J., was held tonight at 8:30 in the commissioned an Army second Shadowbrook. lieutenant after graduating from More than 350 persons, repre- the Infantry Officer Candidate CITY CITY „.„. CITY senting some 80 local associa- School here. tions, are expected to attend. A 1962 graduate of Dumont Guest speaker will be Rev. High School, Praet attended Mon- TELEPHONE .... TELEPHONE Dr. Charles Webster of the mouth College, West Long Branch Presbyterian Church of Red and was employed by Standard w X n Bank. His topic is, "What's This r an \wrmr\wnwMfmrrmr\mf mir i T W ™ff!' ffn Educators, Inc., East Hartford, Whole Blooming Thing About?" Conn), before entering the Arnfy. The special guest list will be COUPON COUPON COUPON headed by Earl Garrison of Freehold, superintendent of Mon- Hughes to Visit mouth County Schools, and Mrs. STRAUS COMPANY AS. MILLER Parley at Fort Oalcford A. Schalick Sr. of El- FROWN'S mer, president of the New Jersey 15 BROAD ST. RED BANK 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK IB BROAD ST. - RID RANK FORT MONMOUTH - The vis-Congress of PTAs. County officers it of Gov. Richard J. Hughes and and past presidents will also at- a delegation of public leaders tend. her« Thursday will mark the Entertainment will be furnished opening of a conference on the NAME ...„.; NAME .... by soloist Mrs. Victor Ruby of NAME ..... development of electronic sys- Atlantic City. She will be ac- tems for the Army aircraft that companied on the piano by Mrs. provide wings for the foot soldier. Edward Martin, also of Atlantic ADDRESS ... In Viet Nam, Army helicopters City. ~ alone have hauled nearly two Mrs. Edwin Ensign, Eait million pawenger-, and 85 mil Keansburg, is program chair- lion pounds of cargo. More than CITY CITY' ...... man. Assisting her are Mrs. a million sorties have been made Harry Christe and Mrs. ColmSn by helicopters which give fire Stromwasse"r, both of Freehold; support and help to save men Mrs. Harry Fornarotto, Ocean TELEPHONE ...... TELEPHONE on the ground. Township; Mrs. Jack Goldberg, Fixed-wing planeg, notably the Raritan Township, and Mrs, H. SB MIBfWUwTlIMP*""W™T***" ™~™""™T™"»wrwn, Mohawk, bring back information G. Home, Sea Girt. on (he ertemy that couldn't be gathered any other way. Other COUPON COMPLETES COURSE COUPON JttJgJimiUfVpffi COUPON planes, directing ground fighting, FORT GORDON - Second Lt. have many times meant the dif- ohn P. Hurst, 24, son of Mr. ference between defeat and vic- nd Mrs. John L. Hurst, 5 Felr GOLDIN'S MEN'S SHOP FLORA DRESS SHOP THE DAILY REGISTER tory. laven Rd., Rurason, N. J., has omplcted a signal officer basic BROAD ST. COR. OP MECHANIC RED BANK 141 BROAD ST. RED BANK 40 BROAD ST. RED BANK nurse at the Army Southeastern Ticket Driver lignal School, here.- ' Who Hit Fence He entered the Army last Feb- I ruary. NAME . .... \ NAME NAME KEANSBURG - Michael G. Lt. Hurst was graduated from Lynch, 30, of 96 Monmouth Ave., i umson-Falr Haven Regional Leonardo, was issued a summons i ligh School in I960 and the Un- here Saturday night for_.care- .ersity of Georgia in IMS. He ADDRESS .... fe ADDRESS ..... ADDRESS less driving. a member of Alpha Kappa Psi. Police said his car hit a fence on the property of Anthony Ca- DONATE TO SQUAD CITY CITY CITY vlgtianO, 23 Johnson la., at about RARITAN TOWNSHIP - T}i* 9:30 Saturday night. aritan Bay Area Jaycees Have There were no injuries, police lonated (314 tft the local First reported. TELEPHONE TELEPHONE Ud and Rescue Squad as a TELEPHONE .... Patrolman Francis Caputo In- result of money earned at the vestigated the incident. Court annual Jaycees Football Clastic ^tp^F^wrain^rnwiTiTraiitiwrMiBW^iwiMflHiiMiBUffijIlull^^ nu ml \wiiwmL Mil m\wiwt iwaintau nu date is Monday, May 9. last (all. 1 10-Tuesday, Mty 3, 1966 TOE DAILY REGISTER Variety Show Clean $2,000 Sell Fart! The Daily Register To Demonstrate Classified. W , —Mrs. Albert Ben- U, «t 8 p.m.. MmHusband! and kert, chairman of the "Country friends have been invited to view Hair Styling Review" *taged fcjr We loctljftttx- a'film.." Prompt Service! LONG BRANCH-A card party Hospital Group Elects illary to the Bayshore Hospital, arid hair fashion show will c be reported a profit of $2,000 from held by the Ladies of Lodge 167, the;show, so far this year, the" Slate Benefit auxiliary has raised more than Knights of Pythias, at -JS p.m. New Slate of Officers W.000 for the proposed hospital. For Refugees May 10 in the Berkeley-Carteret The next meeting of the auxili- RED BANK — A program of Hotel, Asbury Park. COLTS NECK - Mrs. Stephe Installation will be held at th ary will be held Wednesday, May folk songs and poetry readings • Creative hair styling will be Deitz has ben elected president annual dinner June 27 in Col by young people will be given demonstrated by Mr. David of of the Colls Neck Auxiliary Neck Inn. Mist VanBrunt It Feted Saturday for the benefit of David West End Hair Fashion, the Greater Freehold Area Hos- Mrs. LeMay, chairman of "Op- Tibetan refugees. The program, holder of the 1963 International 1 pita. . eration Flower Pot," announced FAfR HAVEN-A bridal show- under the direction. of John Grand Award and numerous other Serving with her will be Mrs, assorted garden flowers will be er was held April 22 in the home Brzostoski, art teacher at Red hair styling trophies. Lawrence Marquartjt and Mrs, sold throughout Colls Neck Sat of Mo. J. William Heim, Jr., 28 Bank High School, will be pre- John Nagle, vice presidents; urday in an effort to raise fund: Gillespie Ave., in honor of Miss sented at 8 p.m. in the Shrews- Independent Auxiliary DEPENDABLE WORK Mrs. Robert Le May, recordinL for the proposed hospital. Carol VanBrunt. bury Quaker Meeting House, secretary; Mrs. Arnold Klee- The next meeting will be nek Miss VanBrunt, daughter of Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury. Plans Card Party BY OUR EXPERTS berg, corresponding secretary, Monday, May 23, at S p.m. Mr. and Mrs. John VanBrunt, 222 Taking part will be Ruth John- RED BANK — Independent 4 and Mrs. Grandin Van Note, the fire house. Beechwood Ave., Shrewsbury, son, Middletown Township High Hose Company Auxiliary will treasurer. will become the bride of Richard School; Carol White, Ricky Gray, sponsor a crazy hat card party in 1 'Open House Is Theme P. Heim of Red Bank, June 18. Davo Griffiths, Carol Harleyand the Witlowbrook Inn, Fair Haven, Testimonial Dinner Guests included Mrs. John Van- Sue Fischer, Red Bank High Monday at 8 p.m. COLTS NECK — Faculty mem. Of Garden Club Slww Brunt, Shrewsbury; Mrs. Ralph School, and students from Mon- Prizes will be awarded for the bcrs of the township school sys- SHREWSBURY - The Shrews- Nicholas, Monmouth Beach, Mrs. mouth College. prettiest, funniest and most origi- 36 BROAD ST. tem will honor Mrs. Zelda Hamil- bury Garden Club will hold its Louis Scalpati, Miss Susan Seal- nal hats. Mrs. Frank Madure is . Mr. Brzostoski visited India last RED BANK ton, administrative principal, at a Standard Flower Show for the pati and Miss Kathy Scalpati, all summer to learn more about the chairman. • dinner Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in Boro School Friday from 3 to of Oakhurst; Mrs. Elizabeth Van refugee problems of Tibetans who the American Hotel, Freehold. p.m. in the Fern Ross auditor! Brunt, Neptune; Mrs. Alexander had fled the Chinese Communists. Mrs.. Hamilton, who has served urn at the school. Arbudtle, mother of the prospec- as principal for the past 17 years, Theme of the show is "Opei tive bridegroom, and Mrs. Edna CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY f is leaving the system in June; House." Exhibits will be judgei Heim, both of Red Bank; Mrs. HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Edward in two, divisions, artistic desigi Arthur Jackson, . Manasquan; Kerr of Teaneck was recently NAUTICAL AND NICE are and horticulture. Mrs. Donald Helthall, River Pla- honored with a birthday party5 in the fashioni, from Poise V Mrs. Joseph Lauriho and Mrs, za; Mrs. Douglas C. Hoff, Bahr's Restaurant. Attending Pluckemin; Mrs. Francis Hasa, Ivy Shop, Atlantic Highlands, Earl Frick are general chair- were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F; men. Keansburg; Miss Karen Wardell, Gangemi of Holmdel and Mr. to b« shown by member! of Other chairmen include Mrs Long B;anch, and Mrs, Edward and Mrs. Frederick Ardito of St. Agn»« PTA at a luncheon Robert Billings, schedule; Mrs, Trainor, Rumson. Matawan. Sewing machine Wendell Rehm, staging; Mrs, at noon totnorrow._Jn River Donald Ogden, entries; Mrs. F. House Inn, Rums-or^ Abo/e, Laurence Singer, classification £«n»Mi^^ Barbara Kellers models a and passing; /Mrs. Hugh Boyd, placement; Mrs. B. Nevill Orr, Clearance ruffled slacks suit At tight lubricity; Mrs. Robert Luehman, EATONTOWN NATIONAL BANK 'i* Mrs. William F. X. Connell udges; Mrs. Gerard Whalen, in tailored white slacks and SPRING CARNIVAL OPEN EVERY SATURDAY knit pullover. RUMSON-A children's Spring • 9.30 AM. TO 1:00 P.M. 20$ TO 60% off • ALL BANKING FACILITIES Carnival will be held by the Holy ^ ORIGINAL PRICES Cross PTA Saturday at 10 a.m. FREE LANTERN BANK — Saturdays on the school grounds. Nautical ONir WITH EACH NEW ACCOUNT ' Chairmen are Mr. and Mrs, : UNI9UI AND DECORATIVE — 11" HIGH Surprise mom this Mother's Dajr—choou fro* William Altar. Committee mem- IT REALLY WORKS demonstrators, new, used and rebuilt machine*— Theme For bers are Mrs. Gerard Distefano, trash and treasure; Mrs. Des- limited quantities, so hurry. mond Shanley, fish pond;; Mrs. FREE — VALUABLE Style Show James Devin, balloon darl ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -A :hrow; Mrs. Vincent Delaney, Original OIL PAINTINGS SIN(3ER ELECTRIC PORTABLES-JUST 14 luncheon and fashion show will oldfish; Ronald Seaman, pony be he!d by the St. Agnes Parent- rides; John Nash, rope walk; BY EUROPEAN ARTIST 9.75 to 32.50 Orig. 29.95 to 49.9S Teacher Association tomorrow at John Conklin, cashier's booth; WHEN YOU JOIN OUR... noon in River House Inn, Rum- John Anderson and Charles Hen- son. Mrs. Jamesr' Reilly was derson, baseball pitch; Mrs. John NEW ZIG-ZAG PORTABLES—JUST 3 named fashion chairman of the Nashi, cakes; Mrs. Peter Hender- $5,000 SAVINGS CLUB event, which will be In nautical son, flowers; Thomas Cangialosi, 59.95 OH* 99.95 / theme Fashipns will be from make-up faces; Charles Hender- DEPOSIT SSOO Poise 'n' Ivy shop, Atlantic High- son, Peter Henderson, George NEW CAM ZIG-ZAG MACHINES-JUST 2 - lands. Miles, John Quinn, David Buckley MAKE MONTHLY DEPOSITS OF Modeling the fashions will be and Raymond Smith, refresh- $30 UNTIL ACCOUNT MATURES Mrs. John Kozak, Mrs. Walter ments. 79.95 OH,. 124Jf Walling, Mrs. William" F.X. Con- TAKE HOME ONE OF THE nell, Mrs. Jay Kellers, Mrs. Wai- Grange Program PAINTINGS ON DISPLAY ter Faron, Mrs. James Connelly NEW 3-Pofition ZIG-ZAG MACHINE—JUST I FREEHOLD-Mrs. Sylvia Mee- FURNITURE CO. and Miss Barbara Kellers. AT TH! BANK nan, county home economics KEYPORT, N. J. 99.95 OH,. 199^5 agent and home economics chair- WEST FURTHER INFORMATION Bodman Unit man for the Monmouth Grange, FROM ANY RANK OFFICER announced she will present a pro- 264-0181; .„ FLOOR MODEL CABINETS-JUST 6 h Officers. gram of slides on more space for WAYSIDE - New officers of better living at a meeting Thurs- $7 to 24.95 Orig. 29.95 to 46.95 Federal Deposit the auxiliary of the Louise C. day in the Grange Hallr Rt. 33, Bodman Health Center are Mrs. Insuranci Corporation at 8 p.m. Sony, ne T.lntrvlu oi mall. S*w)ng MoeWnei (D«pf. 202), Neil G. Smith, president; Mrs. Nathaniel Morgenthal, first vice On May 18 an agriculture night 542-4600 Lower UY.I, Bambera.er'i Monmourh. Ns dawn payment, program will include a perfor- 1 president; Mrs. H. Glenn Road- op h> 18 month! to pay en our rlonemaker * Credit Hen nan, second vice president; mance by a young dance band, Open Mon.and Fri. evenings 'til 9 (plus Mrviet charge). / Mrs. Roger Power, Jr.,. record The Late Comers," managed by IWWOOOOOOOOOOfWOMOOOOOOOOOOOOOQj^ Ing secretary; Mrs. William H. John Guinco, Jr. Suter, corresponding secretary, •nd Mrs. Robert Becker, treasur- er. •• Six new members, who have Joined the auxiliary this year, are Mrs; Thaddeus Tyminski and Mrs. Ned Allen, New Shrews- Rfcfewilfi the Good bury; Mrs. R. J. Nilz, Ocean- : port; Mrs. William Kresge, io the white hats , Ocean, Grove; Mrs. W. H. Oliver, Neptune, and Mrs, Becker, Lit- t)e Silver, Runuon PTA Slate Rope in the RtiMSON - Candidates for of- fice in the Rumson Parent- Teacher. Association are Larry Van Der Vliet, for president; Mrs. J. Putnam Brodsky, execu- bestdeal tive vice president;, Mrs. Mary 'Lou Van Iderstine, vice p.resi dent; Mrs. William C. Jaus,,sec- xetary, and Mrs. Robert Jordan treasurer. in town at Election and installation'of of- ficers will take place at a meet- ing "May 10 at 8:15 p.m. in For rutdale School. Nominations al- so will be accepted from the floor. Program will include the Dodge musical selections by the For- restdale Choir and a fashion "itiow by "home -^economics-" stu> dents. . Annual Card Party In Monmouth Beach . MONMOUTH BEACH —-Fire Company Auxiliary will hold Its annual card party Thursday at 8 It's a Sales Jamboree! p.m. in the Borough Hall. Mrs. Like Dart GT, the big compact that puts you In front . William George is chairman. of the whole compapt class. Or Corortet, Polara,' Heading committees are Mrs ..Monaco, Charger. Come on! Join the Dodge Rebellion! Thomas porter, refreshments; Rope in the Dodge you want and make the deal you want Mrs.' Bruce Bradley and Mrs. wi,th the square-shootin' Dodge Boys—now! (You Howard Marsh, tables; Mrs. can tell they're.Gqpd GuysIJhey all wear white hats!) James Barkelew and Mrs. Wil- liam Flaherty, tickets; Mrs. Rus- sell Spriggs and Mrs. Edwin Peterson, Jr., posters, and Mrs. Howard Rombey, publicitym. DePMiti made In your Savings Account on or before May 10th Eorn Interest from May "lit At First Merchant! Higher Interest 4% Compounded Paid by Quarterly Check Every on Passbook 6 Mo. On Saving* Tlnte-Savina. Account! Crtiflcatn

LABRIOU MOTORS, INC. WERNER'S AUTOMOTIVE, INC i V uODGE Member Federal Reserve, yndtri 'a! Deposit Insurance 120 E. Newman Springs Rd. Highway 36 }'\ BOYS Corporation . Red Bank Belford THE DAILY REGISTER Tuesday, May 3, 1966-11 Arbor Day Program Honors US Soldiers SHREWSBURY — American berg, Mary Ellen Haynes, D*vid oldiers serving in combat areas Newman, Robert Becker, Cyn- were honored in an Arbor' Da- y thia Bruno, Steven Davison, Jo- :eremony sponsored by the seph Esposito, Christopher Gen- Parents and Teachers Shrewsbury Garden Club and the ola, Linda Longo, Wendy Martin, ommunity. Keith Cteut, Stephen, Skakandy The program, held at the Rob- and Joanne Yerke. rt Graham Athletic Field here, The program concluded with ras in conjunction with the New the planting of a honey locust The Many Forms of Art ;ersey Garden Club's., "project tree by Curtis Bradley, principal teart." Mayor Frederic MM- of Boro School and a member at FAIR HAVEN -\Art in many NEW OFFICERS JUNIOR PANELISTS ina opened the ceremonies with the program committee. Other forms is the subject "of the cur- MANALAPAN - The highlight FREEHOLD — The Future i speech, followed by a pro- committee members were Mrs. rent displays arranged by of the Manalapan-Englishtown Teachers of America of Freeholi [ram presented by students of Charles F. H. Johnson, chair- Cultural Arts Committee of Regional PTA Monday • in the Regional High School will be loro School. man; Wendell Rehm, a member Fair Haven Parent-Teacher As- Pine Street School, Englishtown panelists at a meeting of the PTA Participating students of the Shade Tree Commission; lociation. was election of * officers for the tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the cafe- Clarissa Burt, Thomaj Warner, Councilman Victor Scotese, May- Available for puMic viewing in 1966-67 year. teria of the Freehold School, Michelle Rockhill, Philip Schiss or Messina, and Thomas Fury, ^lay during regular school hours Mrs. Anthony Volpe was Broadway. Students will discus ler, Drew Doddy, Laura Jailer, a member of the recreation com- at Knollwood and Willow Street elected president; Mrs. Edward school problems. Jim McGinness, Randy Green- mittee. Schools are oil paintings, water- Cornelia, first vice president; Election and. installation of PTA colors, woodcuts, sculpture, por- Mrs. Julian Schwartz, second vice be held. Hospital Cites Auxiliary Member " celains, ceramics, enamel work president; Mrs. Bryce Barnes, and even gift wrappings, all de- treasurer; Mrs. Frederick Rlehle, RED BANK - Mrs. Percy H. Mrs. Radford, formerly of Rum- pkting owls, fish and butterflies. recording secretary, and Mrs. ELECTION MAILING INVITATIONS — Monmouth Museum's vital behind the scene aides prepare adford, former financial sec- on, who now resides at 135 Hu- ick Ave., Long Branch, was ao -the exhibit demonstrates the Stanley Lehrer, corresponding LEONARDO - Vincent Triwadi some 6,000 invitations to the museum's third month-long exhibition "Twenty Years of retary of the Rumson Auxiliary ive in the auxiliary's fund-rais- versatility with which craftsmen secretary. was elected president of the Rrverview Hospital, has been American Sculpture 1946- 1966" which opens May 8 in the Rotunda on the ing elforu, which recently re- nay present a given object. Installation will be held May 23 Leonardo Grade School PTA re- cited by the hospital for her ef- mlted in a money gift to the The Guild at 8 p.m. in the Gordon Corner cently. Also elected were Mrs, Boardwalk, Asbury Park. Left to right, Mrs. John Warren, Mrs. Walter Rullman, Mrs, forts in raising funds to purchase of Creative Art, hospital of several hundred dol- Shrewsbury, School^.,. Felix McCabe, first vice presi- Frances Backe, chairman of volunteers for maitfng, and Mrs. Harold DeVoie, all of new operating room instruments. has contributed lars. - A film on "Mouth to Mouth dent; Mrs. Elizabeth Reslmaier, carved wood fish by Douglas Me- Red Bank. , • w Ilvain - and Dorothy Worden, Resuscitation" was shown by second vice president; Mrs. Arno The fund? «re obtained -woodcuts by Frances Mcllvain, Mrs. Charles Wilson, health and Weber, recording secretary, Mrs. Fellowship through bus trips and other auxil- Clara Stamaty and Jane Geaye: safety chairman. Frank Benciar, corresponding iary-sponsored functions. and paintings that include an secretary, and Mrs. James Leary, Museum Volunteers Complete Mrs. Radford is a charter mem- Oriental brushwork fish by Ann FASHION. SHOW treasurer. The next meeting will Day Set ier of the auxiliary, which, was Kobayashl and a large, brilliant _NEW MONMOUTH - Mater be held'May 11. irganized more than 30 years oil painting of a butterfly by Dei High School PTA will hold its igo. Harold Alexander. annual luncheon and fashion show DIRECTOR SPEAKS Mailing 6,000 Show Invitations For Friday From the Candlelight Shop, in the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red FREEHOLD — James M. Long, RED BANK — The United Fair Haven, are delicate clip-on Bank, May 13 at 12:30 p.m. executive director of the Famil; HOLMDEL - Some 6,000 invi- as the aides of Mrs. Alan L. socials to promote the idea of the Church Women of the Greater arty Is Benefit butterflies and owls designed for Chairman of the event is Mrs. and Children Service of Mon- tations have left headquarters Duke, Rumson, who is in charge proposed museum which will be Red Bank Area will participate : use in floral arrangements. On Edward Fabian. Committee mouth County, Long Branch, wai here of Monmouth Museum for of design Installation of this ex- situated off the parkway in in the nationwide observance of or Crusade the speaker at a meeting of thi May Fellowship Day Friday, in loan from Viscardi, Fair Haven, chairmen are Mrs. Jack Cham- the forthcoming exhibition hibition for the museum. Holmdel at Telegraph Hill. 1tie MATAWAN - A card party berlain and Mrs. Frank Murphy, Ardena-Greibling PTA in thi "Twenty Years of American the First Methodist Church. is a folk art ceramic owl and an Mrs. Cosentino's volunteers volunteers also serVe as guides ind fashion show will be held tickets; Mrs. Raymond Collins Ardena School. Sculpture 1946-1966" opening May take on other jobs, too, including on nature trails and serve as re- amusing child's clock using the A buffet luncheon will be omorrow at 8 p.m. In Diamond and Mrs. James Froelich, gifts; 8 in the Rotunda on the Board- hauling and taxi service; plan ceptfynlsts at museum events., same subject. He explained the" services served in Fellowship Hall at lim's Restaurant, Rt; 34, Cheese- Mrs. Victor Kulbick and Mrs. walk, Asbury Park. From private collections have given to families when an emer- 12:15 p.m., after which the wor- luake, for the benefit of the Cru- William Costigan,- table decora- 1 Mrs. Francis T. Backe, Red come a slate carving of an owl, gency arises due to illness and ship service will take place in iade for Cancer. tions, and Mrs. Robert Ballweg Bank, is chairman of the mu- the Squire Chapel at 1:30. t a pair, of Royal Copenhagen fish, emotional problems. Mrs. Ferrano has appointed and Mrs. J. T. Byrnes, fashion as- slum's mailing committee which Announce Engagements Leaders of the service will be a Japanese chopstick-and-napkin Mrs. Charles Hall was re- Mrs. David Engebretson, 179 sistants. consists of some 40 volunteers Mrs. King Gould, Mrs. Thomas holder In the shape of a butter- elected president; Mrs. Donald Ravine Dr., Matawan, as chair- Fashions- will be presented by who work for the museum. The Coursey and Mrs. John Metzler fly, a Philippine mahogany Terry, first vice president; Mrs. man of Hie affair. carved • fish Tumens of Atlantic Highlands. women take on the responsibility Others from the 14 member and handcrafted Martin Kempel, second vice pres- Fashions will be shown b" jewelry. ident; Mrs. George Slee, record- for addressing, stepping and pre- churches will participate in the Vorhauer's Shoppe, Colts Neck SPRING FLOWER SHOW ing secretary; Mrs. James Wer- paring mail for bundling for any- service. Mrs. Patricia Croiier Rd., Freehold. Mr». Joan Mc- SHREWSBURY - A spring ner, corresponding secretary, and where from 500 to 6,000. This will be soloist, accompanied by NOMINEE Carthy, proprietor of the shop, PORT MONMQUTH - George flower show will be held Friday Mrs. Donald Dugan, treasurer; particular mailing for the an- Mrs. Gould. nouncement of the sculpture 'ill be the commentator. Moore ww nominated for presi- at 3 p.m. in the Fern Ross Audi' Installation will be held Monday .Rev. R. Webb Leonard, pas- show which is a loan show from Tickets may be obtained from dent, at * Parent-Teacher As- toriura, sponsored by the Gafden in the Greibling School, Havens tor of Old First Church, Middle- the permanent collection of the Mrs. Engebretson or Mrs. Fer- sociation meeting here recently. Club and the Parent-Teacher As- Bridge Rd., at 8 p.m. A whit town, will speak on the theme Whitney Museum of American rano, Valley Dr., Matawan. ' A musical! program was pre- sociation. elephant sale will also be held. for the day, "People-Poverty- Art, New York, plus works by sented by the fifth and sixth 'lenty; Discover - 'Plan - ACT." Mrs. Frank Ferrano, Mattwan o distinguished local sculptors, grades. Theme of the program Rev. Mr. Leonard Is chairman of Borough crusade chairman, has reaches the maximum mailing of was Patriotism. the Social Action Committee of announced five more volunteers 6.000 invitations. the Council of Churches in the have been added to the list of" COUNTY FAIR The women have completed Red Bank Area and has been workers for the crusade; Mrs. RED BANK — The Mechanic these in three days of work at active in the work of the Multi- Paul Mertz, Matawan Ave. area; Street School is, sponsoring a headquarters. 'urpose Center. Reservations Mrs. M. -*A. Jestrap, Main St., County Fair Saturday from 10 The director of the museum, for the luncheon are to be made from Church to Spring St.: Mrs. t.m. to 3 p.m. in the school play- Dr. James^ L. Whitehead stated, with the church office o! the M. A. Farrillo, Tree Haven ground. "The musium just couldn't get Methodist Church. A nursery is Apartments;. Mrs. D. T. Die- along without this kind of help, Mrs. Earl Morris and Mrs. provided for pre-school children. cenzo, Liberty St., anel Mrs. because it, is the only'way we Alonzo Curchin, are chairmen. Young is pro- Ralph Dolan, Church St. have ,of getting out this big Mrs. Dwight They are working with two gram chairman. mailing." grade mothers from each class. Breakfast in Hollywood Mrs. George J. Cosentino, Fair Miss Joyce Friedlander Miss Judith A. Oswald The .fair ..will, be divided into Haven, is general chairman of The Handle* Celebrate HAZLET — The Raritan Bay two parts. The Country Store sec- all volunteers for the museum, Lowden-FriedUnder . Area Jaycee-ettes will host a tioa will offer hot dogs and soda, Schaeffer-Oswald who now total 200 "regulars." iLITTLE SILVER — The en- Silver Anniversary "Breakfast in Hollywood" Fri- baked goods, flowers, canned KEANSBURG — Announce- Some"qrthes§ worneE aie~ work- gagement of Miss Joyce Fried- BELFORO — Mr. and MM day at 3:30 p.m.. In Buck goods, jewelry and other items. ment is made by Charles Os- ing this" "week""painting", ^cleaning lander to Philip Craig Lowden William J. Rundle, 129 Summit Smith's Restaurant, East Keana- The Fair Area sections will be wald, 1 Willis PL, of the engage- and preparing for the exhibition, is announced by her parents, Ave., celebrated their 25th wed- burg. .Buck Smith will be mas- named after land marks of Mon- ment of his daughter, Miss Ju- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Raymond ding anniversary April It with ter of ceremonies. A silly hit mt>uth , County. The baseball dith Ann Oswald, to Edward W. Friedlander, 38 Maple Ave. He is family dinner party in Buc contest is planned. throw will be known as the "Red To Elect Officers Schaeffer, son of Mrs. Elizabeth 1 the son of Rev. and Mrs,. W. Smith's Restaurant. On April I Mrs. James Egan and Mrs. Bank Towners Field" and the fish MATAWAN — Election 9' of- Schaeffer, 69 Seabreeze Way. Gordon Lowden, 235. Broad St., the Rundles entertained at a par- Robert Gardner, co-chairmen, pond as the "Mohawk Pond". ficers will be held at a meeting Red Bar*., • " A, fall wedding is planned. ty at home. have announced all profit* will There will be many other of the Rosary Altar Society of goJO'the-Raritsn Township First A February wedding Is The bride-elect, daughter also Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Don- games. St. Clement's Cathofic Church, Aid Squad. Tickets may be ob- planned. of the late Helen Marie Oswald, ald Malland and family, Mr. and A centralized library has been Thursday, at 8 p.m., in the tained from any Jaycee-«tte Is a graduate of Middletown Mrs. Harold Hennelly and fam set up in the school' through the Strathmore Lanes Community Miss Friedlander was graduat- member, or by contacting Mrs. Township High School and- the ily, Mr. and Mr». William Fitter- efforts of the community li- Room. • '• ed from Red Bank High School Thomas SUnsfield, 5 Button- School of Business Machines, er, Mr. and Mrs. Martin brarian, Mrs. Emma Martin, and Reservations for. tile, installa- and Katharine GUAM- School, wood Dr. , ' Perth Amboy. She is an I.B.M. Knudson, Mr. and Mrs. Tnecdore a former library aide, Mrs. Rose tion dinner to be held June 2, In Montclair. She Ts"1 »ecretary at keypunch operator' for Johnson Akerlund, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Perkins. Parents .who have as- Buttonwood Manor will be ac- Bell Telephone Laboratories, & Johnson, New Brunswick. Bassi and family, Mr. and Mrs sisted with the project "are cepted Thursday. :' Holmdel. Walter Barber and family, Mr Mrs. Ivan Polonsky, chairman; Members are asked to bring Mr. Lowden, also a^graduate Mr. Schaeffer, also a graduate and Mrs. Conrad Betch, Mr. and Mrs. R\ L. Allen, Mrs. books oMrading stamps for Mrs. of Red Bank High School, and of Middletownh Township High diet cant Mrs. Edwin McLaughlin, Mrs Patrick Barreca, Mrs. J. Stavros Guntis Lama, who is chairman Electronic Institute of Eaton- School, is .employed by Publi Gussie Helt, and Miss Jackie create a -Constantinitis, Mrs. -Louis Delia of the fashion and card town, is with the National Cash Service, Coordinated Transport Rundle, all of Belford. Barca, Mrs. George Doherty, party to be held tober. Register Company, Asbury Park. fewark.f beautiful Mrs. William Fuller, Mrs. James Also, Mrs. Beatrice * Nichols, shape . . Gaughan, Mrs. Robert Kopka, Charles Applegate, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Norman Lee, Mrs. Theodore Thomas Schiavo, all of Middle- but the Mariewlcz and Mrs. Edward town; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jar- ius and family, and Mr. and Mrs. OUTDOOR PARTY on the lawn of the Bodman Health Thomas Oswald, all of West BODY Center, New Shrewsbury, is enjoyed by Craig Jackson, Keahshurg; Mr. and Mrs. Casper COMING 3, left, and brother Bobby, 4, sons of Mr. and Mrs. tta, Newark; Mrs. Pearl ( Sherrod. Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Shrinkers SOON! •Robert Jackson, Curtis Ave., West Befmar. The spring Dolly Vecci, Red Bank. CAN! party.for more than 100 pra-school youngsters whose Also, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Call today for families are served by the center was given by the unit's Mustacchio, Leonardo, and Mr. complete details auxiliary. Mrs. H. Glenn Rodman and Mrs. Ernest Lova- and Mrs. Alfred Rundle and MICHAEL'S family of Pennsylvania. nyak were co-chairmen and Mrs. Peter Seolss was master BEAUTY SALON of ceremonies. ON BUSINESS TRIP HAIR COLORING MATAWAN - Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kaiman, 13 Irene Rd., la 1/10 Hit timt Framingham, Mass., formerly of With Name Sisterhood Officers here, have vacationed in Puerto LONG, BRANCH — Mrs. An- lecond vice president; Mrs. Pe- Rico. Mrs. Kaiman, internation- RILLING II drew Sackerman was named ter Wallach, treasurer; Mrs. al sales manager of Blaisde ACCELOMATIC president of the Sisterhood Morton Schwartz, recording sec- Publishing Co., will continue on Congregation Bnai Shalom at etary, and Mrs. Harold Roth- a business trip to five South [[recent rriee'ting in the temple. man, corresponding secretary. American countries and Mexico. 21 MONMOUTH ST. Serving with her will be Mrs. Named to the board of trustees RED BANK II PauJ Zuckerman, first vice pres- were Mrs. Stanley Berkowitz, ident; .Mrs. .Herbert Ginsburg, Mrs. Julius jGibel, Mrs. Sbllon Lazow, Mrs. Steven Schneider, Mrs. Irving Sobel, Mrs. William Mr^, Mrs. Saul Schussel, Mrs. Cy Farren, Mrs. Milton HUFFMAN & BOYLE'S Nachbar, Mrs. Jerome Kaye, nd Mrs. Harold Orlick. An illustrated talk on landscap- Special Bedding Section ; . . ing, was presented by Georgej It's time to protect .ung-e of Pleasant Valley Nur- ANNIVERSARY BANOUET mark* the 35th bJrthday of Beta Sigma Pjii national sorority. Great savings on one-of-a-kind quality mat- isries. • ' • Joining in the celebration Saturday in Old^Union House, Red Bank, are representa- Winners of a cake baking con- tives from four area chapters. From left to right are, Mrs. Charles Boyd, Eatontown, >your furs tresses and boxsprings from famous makers test were Mrs. Harold Orlick, rirst; Mrs. Laurence Lge, • sec- of Beta Chi Chapter, banquet chairman; Misi Janet Leeger, Little Silver, president of Route 35 Circle • Eatontown • 542-1010 Hid, and Miss Susan-Eee, third. the Phi Tau chapter; Mrs. Theodore Sillman, 3d, Port Monmouth, president of Gamma Let our bonded messenger A card party was ajso held by Epsilon chapter, «nd Mrs. Peyton Wheeler, Red Bank, president of Xi Alpha Kappa Same Day Delivery Service the group at the Magnolia Inn in 1 Matawan. chapter. pick them up toaay

MARCO MADE HIS MARK! We'll call at your convenience AH SO! ... store your furs in cool, cool vaults that are Just like Mr. Polo stop in and make NEEDLES AND PINS completely fire and burglar proof. And, our Velly Intollesting, you velly smalt..'. rates are reasonable. wlant pliclue flamed by . . . your mark ... tour the Orient... Often suggest tension and anticipation but here at Phone 775-4000 for a bonded ma&senger, or NORTH JERSEY SHORE TRAVEL AGENTS ASSN. SHREWSBURY DECORATORS. 468 BROAD ST., ., That Little Old. Frame Maker American Travel Agency Lawlour Travel Agency bring in your furs. 775-8100 842-2227 SHREWSBURY, we "use all our naedlai and pins on STEINBACH'S FUR STORAGE .- Asfanrf Park Travtl Service O'Donnell Travel Agency R«d Bank, Asbury Park, Brick Town * 775-0050 . 741.5080 the job, nsver leave our customers waiting on them, SHOP Red Bank, Asbury Park Wed. & Fri. Mights COOPER Caroll Trawl Ftaawiir Travel Jtrvlc FREE SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE, PHONE 747-4422. , 'til 9 — Brick Town Mon. thru Fri. 'til 9:30 p.m. 483 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-1975 SHREWSBURY 741.6500 8??-5300 Auxiliary Newt 12-Tueadiy, M«y. 3, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER County Veteran? Auxiliaries'"Electl New Officers HIGHLANDS -Mr». HenrietU the group voted to hold • North Centervilte Fire House. Re- ing in the poet home. Serving Kinney wu elected president Cakeless Cake Sale, as an auxil- freshments wiu be served, and with Mrs. Reynolds will be Mrs. tht Veteran of Foreign Wars Aux- iary fund-raising project. Re- tickets may be obtained by con- Claude Brideau and Mrs. James iliary at a meeting In the post turns are to be sent to Mrs. tacting any member of the squad H. Martin. home. Mrs. Kinney will succeed Harry E. Beyer, 31 Shrewsbury pr the auxiliary. DOWNTOWN RED BANK Mrs. Martha Reed. Other officers Ave., by May 25 or brought to TRICKY TRAY elected for the 1966-67 tern are: the meeting on that date. NAME CHAIRMAN BELFORD - A tricky tray 4 Lbs. IVY GRASS SEED Mrs. Jerry Meyer, senior vice MATAWAN — Mrs. Or- party will be held Thursday May president; Mrs. Charles Hodetz SQUARE DANCE ville Reynolds. > was appointed26 at 8 p.m. by the Independent Lofts' special formula C junior vice president; Mrs. Viviar HAZLET —• The Raritan First chairman of the nominating com- Fire Company Auxiliary. A rum-* blended Ivy Green grass Sanborn, treasurer; Mrs. Rob- Aid and Rescue Squad Auxiliary, mittee by Mrs. Frank Artelli, mage sale is planned for Friday! seed for quick coverage. ert Waters, chaplain; Mrs, 99 will hold a square dance on Satur- president of the American Le- Mrs. Joseph Thompson is Chair- Charles Yeingst, conductress; day, May 14, -at 9 p.m. in the gion Post Auxiliary at a meet- man of the tricky tray party. Mrs. Stephen H. Faller, guard, and Mrs. Martha Reed, three- year trustee. Mrs. John t. Dedrick, Mrs Sanborn, and Mrs. Katherin Johnson were elected district de egates, and Mrs. Faller, Mrs, Hodetz and Mrs. Meyer as dis- Save on the famous Morgan-Jones trict alternates. Installation of officers will be *>. ' •••••.••• i .: - . : . held Saturday, May 21.

VFW ELECTION MIDIiLETOWN-Those elected at a meeting of the Veterans of thermal blankets that keep you Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post were: Mrs. Alfred Robinson, president; Mrs. Alfred Carver, senior vice president; Mrs. G.B. Worthley, junior vice president; Mrs. Thelma McManis, conduo tress; Mrs. Mildred Minor, trea .warmm surer; Mrs. Fenton Payne, sec retarys Mrs. Margaret Hague, chaplain; Mrs. Mildred Kaiser, guard; Mrs. Eleanor Courier, musician; Mrs. Vincent Boyle, one year trustee; Mrs. Courier, two year trustee, and Mrs. Rob- ert Courier, three year trustee Installation will be held jointly with the post Friday, May 20, at 8 p.m. A party Ii. being planned' for patients of Marlboro State Hos- pital Monday, May 16. Mrs. Courier and Mrs. Robinson are chairmen. ,

PLAN INSTALLATION KEYPQRT - Mrs. Carl Stiles, chairman, announced that joint Installation of new officersiof the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary , will take place Saturday, May H at 8 p.m. in the new post home. Installing officer for the auxiliary will be department chief of staff and past auxiliary president, Mrs. Richard Nebus. Installing conduc- tress will be past president Mrs. Daniel Rinear with past president Mrs. Warren Van Clief assisting. Officers appointed by Mrs. Stiles were: secretary, Mrs. Ne- bus; patriotic instructor, Mrs Rinear; color bearers, Mrs. Jo- seph Collins, Mrs. Paul Schneider, Mrs. Sidney Lambertson. and. Mrs. Leroy Hicks; flag bearer, Mrs. 'Charles Ditmars and banner bearer, Mrs. George GreH A rummage sale will be con- ducted Mary 9, 10, and 11 In the post home with Mrs. Van Clief and Mrs. Allen, chairmen. Pro- ceeds will bemused for installation costs. ' - •. • -

AT COUNTY MEETING THEY'RE MACHINE WASHABLE AMP DRYABLE, PRE4HRUNK, HIGHLANDS - Mrs. John L. .Dadrick, president of the Ameri- NDN AUERCENK AND BOUND IN LUXURIOUS NYION SATIN can Legion Twinlight Auxiliary, . •,- • - ; ft . . ' •-•••• ; -•* ••' „ reported she had attended- the meeting of the Monmouth Coun- A. MORGAN.JONES FULL WHGHT, 100% COLORFAST COTTON/ ty Auxiliary in the Keansburg INSULAIRE* LOOKS LIKE A COSTLY HAND CROCHETED AFGHAN Legiqn Post Home. Six. Regularly Salt MAF Junior 80*90" fulh .$10. $9 108x90" king or queen _ $15i_—•. $13 Sale*7 , 66x9O"tWfci Art Show Mankti. rtl.ai.i • Avocado • Curry • Cornflower Mae atria ohm • Sand Beige • White • Carnation pink ReaularK/SI Tomorrow "vtnUUrtttf* EATONTOWN -The annual young people's art show spon B. MORCAN-JONES CASHMALAIRE* OF 100% CRESLAN* ACRYUC «ored by the Monmouth Arts BRUSHED FOR A LOFTIER, SOFT-AS-CASHMERE LOO* AND FEB. Foundation will open tomorrow ^ and continue 'through Saturday W Site Regularly Sale In the Community Room o[ Bunberger's, Monmouth Shop- 80x90" full .$15- $14 ping Center. 108x90" king or qdeen ii. $23 .$21 Entries in ill media.by chil- e Carnation pink • Antique goM • White 66x90'^ twin dren in grades 3 to 12 have been rooms, a fight covtr e Verdion gr«en •Bristol blue •Beige received from local schools. OVMT wit btankn •Hn.T.M.olMortniloTO' »F«i. TA ot Ai»ni««i CjiBimM Co. j Regularly $13 Judges are Mrs. Naomi Smith, traps' warm air Red Bank; Mrs. Douglas Sten- around you. der, Rumson, and Mrs. Ruth Somerville; Fair Havew- "Prizes will be ribbon awards.' Save *2 on Blue Heaven, •-, S&£&tlB3S>jLthe _ *how are Rumson artists jean Watson Parmley and Kay'Turner. ~™Tiie first foam pillow Bnai Brith Party To Feature Pldylet MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — that won't fight back "Suburban Blurbin'," a musical playlet, will be presented by YOU REST ON IT, NOT AGAINST IT member, of Bnai Brith Women, Ayelet Chapter, for the annual paid up membership party. Mon- day at 8 p.m, in Oak Shades Ere House, Lower Main St. ,i fc^^^v .•_•>_/ \^r Re. Featured in the cast are Mrs 18x26x5-3/4" ROYAL QUEEN Gloria Yandow, Mrs, Lawrence Spivak, Mrs. Annette Davidman, Mrs. Jack Grumet, Mrs. Gerald B.F. Goodrich perfected this pillow to give you a great 'Tantleff, Mrs. Arthur Levy, Mrs. night'* sleep. Blue Heaven is one marvelous puff of molded Lawrence Hodes, Mrs. Stanley latex foam with air vents that lets air circulate and banish , Glu^over, Mrs. Hyman Cam.hi, the surface tension that makes other foam pillows "light Mrs. Irving Levin, Mrs. Marvin back". Scrunch it, hug it, Blue Heaven won't lump or tag—' ORDER TABU PADS Silvergold, Mrs. Elsie Marines, it stays awake all night to breathe and move with you. It's CUSTOM HTTEO Mrs, .^Jerome Kaye and Mrs. sanitized, stays dust-free and non-allergenic. The cotton •Y EXPBTTS-CET A Harry Gold. The play is. under percale ticking zips off for washing. BONUS MiTAL Suddenly, plastic tablecloth* are wipe-ciean and beautiful the direction of Mrs. Jack STORAGE RACK Kreuter. Mrs. Ted Schofield is Size Regularly Sale WORTH S3 , the piano accompanist. 20x^x6-1/2" Royal King: L_ %* $7 SALE 13.98 TO 23.98 New—elegant woven damask A smorgasbord will .be served 21x28x6-3/4" Imperial Deluxe $10 $9 under the chairmanship of Mrs Arthur Levy. ,.. ;;Uavn«xtra . coated with vinyl for eaisy care Ctll joui nwwt B«mWgtr Speaker Describes {.HonkhA a^rq)rriiffuiive hie 6) Jersey -Willttntiftld yourJiouM lo ' It's in lovely you have to touch it to believer's; plastic. m«nirevyour tdble (or pm-, Rayon and cotton damask is covered with a laminated SHREWSBURY - The Isle of Itaion tgeoit ipillf md surface of vinyl, so (pills wipe away with a damp cloth. Jersey, largest of the Channel scratches.' StorMe nek for Choose pearl white or champagne gold. f Islands and the one, from which pd-fils behind any door New-Jersey got its name, was ~H)noun It d Size . Reg. Sale Siie / Reg. Sale Sale 7 (he topic of discussion at the 52x52" U— $3 70" round. $8—' $7 annual luncheon meeting of Even if you sleep on Even if you're a pillow 52x72" _^__ »5— $4 60x90" ov.l $9_ $8 60x90" oblong Penelope Stout Chapter, Daugh- rollers you'll be com- scruricher Blue Heaven 60x120" $10_ $9 Regularly $8 ters of the American Colonists. fortable on Blue Heaven •won't fight back v Guest speaker for the pro- gram, held in Shadowbrook, was MrsM.. T. L. Grace of FreneauFreneau, Call who Wsltel the Isle of Jersey in KEIIogj 1.2409, OSbom. 1-2500. M2-7400 or writ, on 3.01 or nor*.' Fr*» Quick Results Trfif/T HOME DELIVERY Use Our RAIN OR SHINE Copynght—rhe Red Bunk Register, Inc., 1966. 741-0010 741.1110'NKiHT SECOND NEWS SECTION

TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1966 7c PER COPY $621,367 for Matawan District Sates Tax to Aid Regional Board . WMVWAN TOWNSHIP -The , The revenues were reported by third, $207,122, will be received valuation in the borough and • School, $11,000; John J. Palsha County Bojwxf of Taxation h« the board's secretary Edward as increased and unanticipated cents in the township. principal, Strathmore, $12, announced that ($21,3(7 will be J. Scullion, at last night's meet- state aid. These five administrators were 000; Walter R. Nolan, Matawan received by "the Regional Board ing. Although exact amounts de- approved and appointed, ef- Grammar, $12,740; Mark Ben- ef Education tQ support the IMS- Of. this amount $414,245 will be pend on the county board, the fective July 1: don, assistant principal, Cliff- fr school,budget,idue to the re- used' to reduce the local school tax rate is expected to decrease William C. Reiner, elementary wood, $10,000, and John Luciko- eentiy approved gales tax. I tax this year and the other one-1 by 33 cents per $100 of assessed principal for the new Lloyd Road vich, assistant principal, Mata wan Grammar, $10,500. Mr. Reiner now is the assistant principal in the high school; Mr. Palsha, from Neptune, is an County Board Study Shows elemental/ principal in another district, and Mr. Nolan is su- perintendent of schools in anoth- er. Refuse Disposal Consolidated The board, in a M vote de- feated a resolution to lease sev- , (Ftat >«f, tm ArtlBlM) Five years ago there were five receives from Matawan, Mat Little Silver, Shrewsbury Town- en portable classrooms for use municipal landfills, eight con- wan Township, Union Beac ship, Shrewsbury, Keansburg, within the school district to alle- FREEHOLD - A Moranoutfi tractor operations, and the same Keyport, Keansburg and Howe! Matawan Township. Today all of viate crowded classrooms hous- MOVING IN — Marine View Savings and* Loan Association President Ralph H. County .Planning Board study I o two incinerators. Township. these long*aul users have other ing grades six, seven, eight and Sweeney, Red Bank, opens door to firm's Lincroft branch in Newman Springs Rd. shop- refuse disposal areas and travel Whereas the private operation Freehold Dump grounds and the township land nine. patterns shows that considerable at, Union, Beach accommodated A private dump in Freeho! fill is used by Freehold Bor Portable classrooms, an Jtem ping area. Looking on are Dominick A. Caruso, Atlantic Highlands, and Victor E. Gros. consolidation has developed over only that borough in 1961, it now Township formerly drew fro ough, Englishtown and Roosevelt in the 1966-67 budget, allocated singer, Middletown, directors. Association also has offices on Rt. 35 in Middle-/ The greatest change has oc- $44,000 for five rooms in Strath- the last five 'years. • . town and on Rt. 36 in Atlantic Highlands. curred in New Shrewsbury. A more school and five in the high iha,rles.M.,.Pike, planning di- former public landfill has been school. rector, saidUthe study,; with rec- discontinued. Instead there is a Prior to defeating the seven ommendations for future plan- private landfill which handles oJassroom bid, a ID-class- ning, will be completed at the refuse from 15 municipalities: room resolution was introduced, Group to Study Feasibility board's, next n>e*tjng, May Iff.. Wall and Shrewsbury Town- expected to cost $58,050. This A '.map which h»s; been pr ships, and Manasquan, South Bel- was downed in a 4-4 tie. pared in eonnectionwith^the new mar, Belmar, Loch Arfxxir, AI- Board member Harold J. Do- study shows that there, are cur- lenhurst, Long Branch, West lan asked if now wouldn't be the rently seven municipal landfills, Of Offering Lake to County Long Branch, Eatontown, Little time to study the possibility o! •even, landfills: operated by con- Silver, Shrewsbury, High- permanent rooms. A referendum of $100 fines or 90-day county tractors, and two public: incin- lands and New Shrewsbury. would be necessary to allocate FREEHOLD — A three-man "A park is the lungs of a com- erators at. Red Bank and Spring committee last nigkt was ap- munity," he charged. "What are jail sentences are provided for A change also is noted at the money to the building fund. pointed by Mayor Frank E. Gib- we going to have Hfoen we give violators. The public hearing Is Lake.,- ••.-,• • ;; • HoweH Township private land- gg Even so, board members sdn to study the feasibility of of- ? C scheduled for Monday, May 15, at fill. This spot now accommodate, away our lungs? Corpses?" agreed it would take about two fering Lake Topanemus to the 8 p.m. Spring Lake Heights. Intedaken, years before a new building pro- Mr. Sagotsky charged that the county as a means of relieving After receiving two petitions Neptune City, arid Bradley gram could be completed, using borough had traded, valuable >n the tax burden here, last year, council agreed to en- Beach. Formerly, its users had the $207,122 state aid. land to the county and received force no parking during racing also included Interlaken, Councilman Frank K. Woolley land that was worth next to noth- Among supply contracts season on both sides of Club PI. Allocations Ocean Township awarded, proposals received at introduced the measure which ing. was rebutted by former borough Mr. Woolley replied that the and both sides of Hull Ave., be- Ocean Township's private op- a special meeting April 13, were attorney and former Councilman committee .was not to reach a tween West Main and Kiawah eration draws from Deal, Fair these: Harry Sagotsky. Mr. Woolley said decision bV. to obtain facts Sts. Haven, Brielle, Rumson, Sea W. J. Patton Co., Perth Am- v • .-• TftENTOfa'.—. -IS he believed the county could do concerning the feasibility of of- Condemnation proceedings will Bright and Asbjiry Park. It for- boy. $1,881; Keyport Hardware, approved a bSl .yesterday, whfch more with the 94-acre tract than fering the lake. be filed for property listed as Jo- merly had many of the presen' $1,227; Colonial Ever-lite Co., •would authorize the stkte to al- the borough could. Councilman Joseph R. Collins seph Freedman's meat market, New Shrewsbury customers. Teaneck, $1,843; Horn and 1 Iftqate beach protection funds "I'm not advocating an out- declined an appointment on the 25 West Main St. to acquire a Neptune, operator of Ihe only Kirschner, Newark," $1,034; Mo- municipalities/ on thip Atlantic right gift." he .said. "I'm not committee, asserting that he 12-foot strip of land for a pedes- municipal landfill accommodat- bils Music Co".' $6,769; Elizabeth toast, Raritan - Bay, ;and some advocating anything. This is could not serve'since he was not trian walkway from Main to ing outside users, has cut down Music Co., Elizabeth, $1,360; and areas which are inland, something for a committee to de in accord with the idea. Court Sts. oh its list. It DO longer handles Walsh Scientific, Illinois, $1,190. •Assemblyman Alfred N. Bea- cide." - In his place, Mayor Gibson ap- Because of a will dispute among Tabled until the next meeting dleston, R-Monmouth, said he Asbury Pack, but does accept pointed Councilman JoK'n B. family members, council has not was a resolution granting au While the lake is now in bettei agreed, wilh the intent of the from Avon, Sea Gdrt, and Ocean- Thompson. The third member been able to acquire the land. An thority for an $800 expenditure condition than it ever has been B^easilM but warned his fellow port. was Councilman Alfred E. San- $18,000 bond was approved last for part of the cost of renovating Mr. Woolley said, the borough i: Middletown Township, now ders. Mr. Woolley was appointed year for the 215-feet long .strip. lawmakers that his vote was con- a footbridge crossing between the spending thousands of dollar; ditioned on the idea that addi serving only its own needs, for- chairman. The property cost was $12,500. merly had permitted dumping Regional high school and the each year to maintain it. He sail tjonal funds must b» appropriated Although owned by the bor- Bell Finance Co., one of three from Atlantic Highlands. Deerfield Park section. * later that the estimated annua ,fc«f>' reoorted that an estimated $59,- Mrs. Beatrice Zion of West feet of land would be filled in, If the engineers turns thumbs office." ' 940 will be needed for contract He contended that offering the Concourse said last night that graded, and seeded for their use. down, the whole deal is off, and bus transportation next years-ra the sewer line is a hazard to State Seri?rte Aid Inquiry 18 classes will go on double ses- lake to the county would be anal- But instead, each property budget deficit of J5.840. jgous to Asbury Park, Belmar children in the area, but all at- owner lost about 17 feet of land, uons. • EATONTOWN -- Is Eatontown on federal .property — Fort Mon- ever. They are 'thus enabled ti The board will consider a stag- >r other shore municipalities of- tempts to have the authority the rooms wiU cost which has not been filled in. getting a fair share' of .state mouth, • . cut.local appropriationsforschopl If rented. gered school time schedule, and fering their beachfronts to the rectify the situation have failed. the board about $1,000 each, Rob- scnool aid-under the recently en- As originally written, the tax purposes — - a thing Eatontown purchasing its own buses. county. "All we get at those meetings rt A. Quinn, board president, acted sales tax bill?1 .'•' ' bill provided no'increaSe in state won't be able to do. is browbeaten, and absolutely no estimated. school aid for this borough and 1 promises to look over the prop- OK Matawan the Board of, Education is not Mr. Cioffi told the board he ! Mr. Quinn and William Green two other municipalities near fed rty," she stated. sjure. Last night it directed its not sure the arrangement is con' wood, board vice president, will eral installations, . • . School Studies Center _ attorney, Abraham J, Zager, add stitutional, since Fort Monmouth neet with representatives of the Because of the attitude of the Lakefront j Te Break Even • H«rbeH"A. Caruso*, bo^rd audi- people will pay the sales tax, "inton Falls and Monmouth Re- authority and its. executive di- The amendment will allow the tor, to Io«k-the bill. over. " iust as civilians will. The state lional Board of Education to dis- rector, former Mayor Henry E. borough, to break even on the Bobert ,A. Quitm^ board presi- Department of Education, reports uss possible regionalization of May Go to Eatontown "raphagen, the petition will be Park Plans federal . pupils.. At present, ac- ubmitted to the governing body dent, announced that owing to the that the reason for Eatontown' the three school districts. Objects EAT0NT6WN - "A ,Multi- Dr. Patrick Parenty, school su- MATAWAN - Borough Council cording t/> figures supplied by 1 special treatment is the federal of such a move would be better Discipllnary-Educationaily Ori- rst, she said. last night accepted plans for:the efforts of, Henry B. Cioffi, board Mr. , CioffL tiprough taxpayers perintendent told the Board of tecretary. and pr., Patrick Par- aid received for federally-con- educational co-ordination and pos- ented LearningJlJsabilityXenter'1 Education last night. It's a center Resignations Petition $15,000 improvement of the two- raise about $71 per year per 1 nected children. ..itt. e purchasin. . g economies. — this is what Eatontown~wil! At last night's Township Coun- acre Hamilton tract on lake Lef- city, school .superintendent,, a federally-connected pupil. staffed with six to eight profes- Board members made it plain have if funds are forthcoming foi :il meeting, another resident of ferts and set May 24 for receipt . revision to, the. bill just • before Other school districts, without Dr. Parenty said the borough sionals^ito w'll help pupils with they take no stand on the issue it under Title III of the Elemen- the area, Fred Wetzel, questioned of bids. passage, guarantees' the school federally-connected pupils, are is being treated fairly. "It's jus learning problems. at present. tary and Secondary Education whether authority members district chough .federal and state slated to receive, substantial in- that Eatontown is in a peculiar Part-time consulting service The plans, prepared by Bor- A oontract for schoof siipplies Vet of 1965. couULbe^lrelleved of their duties money to educate all pupilt, living creases in state school aid, how- position," he said. from area agencies will be iit ough Engineer Frank Triscari, otaling $11,620 was awarded to The proposed center is much eluded in the center program, enough names on a petition call for construction of an ad- r.L. Hammett Co., Union. ess complicated than its name, Dr. Parenty added. The pupils :alled for their resignations." ministration building to house of- will be aided in rented auarters, He was told that members fices, dressing rooms, rest Council where their learning difficulties :ould be removed for "improper rooms, and a snack bar. will be diagnosed and remedies jcrformance of duty," if it were The tract will be fencld, off- prescribed. , ' 'roved conclusively. street parking provided and float- Dr. Parenty Chosen However, Councilman Jerome ing docks will be installed. The board last night named . Kaye emphasized that con The facility will have a con- Adopts Sidewalk Rules racts for installation of sewer Dr. Parenty project director and trolled swimming area in the , OCEAN iT6WNSHliP — Town- of which will be bonded Burger Chef caused most of the ines were drawn up before the lake, for adults, and a wading 1 authorized submissipn of the pro- ihip Council last night, adopted and the. remainder used as a litter. / posal and application for federal iresent authority took office. area for children. , an ordinance providing for side- down payment. Ernest Chelekls, Burger Chef funds. "But this does not release "' The tract has 600 feet of front- . walks in- th» vicinity of (Jie Dow i. The mayor told the 49 persons manager, said his lot has been resent members of the obliga- Six teachers were hired and age on the lake. , "Avenue School .and tht Ocean attending, that the council will cleaned, the. mayor said the ion to do what is proper." three resignations were accepted Township High School. consider the Zoning Board of Ad- Shop-Rite manager will be asked An explanation from the au- with regret. ."These sidewalks will be done justment's recommendation to to tidy up. hority concerning citizens' com- at townsnip,expanse in view of grant the township a variance at Council also awarded bids for Miss Joann C. Mahawage of slaints, requested last month by Zoners Favor the children's s»fMy," said May- the Monday, May ,16, meeting road materials, gasoline, and fuel Matawan "Wi'l teach physical ed- [he governing body, was criti- or, John J, Reilly.' "There is The variance would allow the oil. The Iqw bidders awarded ucation at $5,300; Peter C. Marsh :ized by Mayor Walter H. ufety hazard ai it exists ti township to construct a second contracts'include: Capitol High- of Rutland, Vt., was hired as iehricke. Tret's Split day."-. ., -.-' • .,.'; : • • road department garage in way Materials, Inc., metal pipe; 7th grade language arts and so- ; c'al studies teacher at $5,300; He took issue with the author- .He said "the township has ap- residential loner. . Rickey Bros;, Inc., asphalt oil; ly's failure to forward appraisal For Industry Farry's Gravel. Pit, Inc., road Mrs. Dorothy Aron of Neptune plied for federal funds tor side- Council also, held over an $1 will teach music at $5,830; Paul igures on wh8.t property owners RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The walk construction but can no 109 bonding ordinance , for im- gravel; C.J. Hesse, Inc., catch finally received for granting land basins and manhold frames; Sta- Scavuzzo of Plainfield will teach Zoning Board of Adjustment last longer, delay the. construction in provements until the next meet- 8th grade language arts and so- easements for sewer installations. night granted variances to. Rt. 36 Bfbpol : areas. . "For ; safety vola Construction, Inc., bitumi- ng. The ordinance would provide cial studies at $5,830, Miss Mary 'Get a Lawyer' Industrial Corp. to create six reasons, we. feel this must be for tht purchase of equipment nous patch; Sebolt Materials, Inc., Ann Cemele of Westfield was He also expressed concern over undersized lots on a 5.89-acre .done immediately," he said., plus the $19,000 to construct the stone with stone dust; and south Jersey Concrete Pipe Co., Con- hired to teach 8th grade lan- the executive director's constant tract across from Family Circle •A $H,9M$Sf,fM - Project garage in the road department crete pipe^ guage arts and social studies at advice to dissident property on Rt. 36, subject to Planning • the sidewalks Will cost $39,900, lot oh Beechoft St. The garage $5,830; and Louis Torres of Spring owners "to get a lawyer." Board approval of the subdivi-, would be used to house depart- Notice will teach 6th grade at slon. , Nqttee; t ment vefreles now stored outside, lake After, several minutes of dis- '. One building, lot Wanted Im> Borough of Red Bank will make SURPRISE! — Mrs. Hy (MarthaI Newman stands in 1,090. cussion, during which West Con- The firm proposes to construct • Slides Are Shown M) General Trash pickup mediately. Colts Neck or. Holm- happy surprise in'front of her home at 135'Waywde Resignations were accepted course residents aired their a five-unit complex for light In- del >area. Call. 774-7741-Adv, Albert Kerecman, of 748 Bowne Wednesday, May 4, 1966. All rom Miss Yvonne Edmond, 8th gripes against the authority in dustry and commercial use. Rd. showed- the council slide.* Rd., New Shrewsbury, beside a birthday banner prepared ra rash must be placed at the curb rade teacher at Memorial general — and Mr. T" Phagen The Planning Board, meeting : Beautiful Kftcnens ! depicting refuse on the four 'cor- K Tor this special collection. W and set up by her husband and sons, Mark, 16, and Gary, School; Mrs. Susan Roland,,.5th' in particular— Council directed later last night, reserved deci- •Buy hsr a beautiful kitchen. n«rt of West Park Ave. and fit. Wllbert Schlimmeyer, PE 13. She said her husband "has been threatening to do rade teacher at Steelma a letter to the utilities agency sion on the matter pending con- Ctistonj built by R«Wood. .77*-n<4,' IS. Mr. Kerecman said we : Director of Public Works Annex; and Mrs. Bartiara'Aaron, requesting an explanation of the. sultation with the township engi- -Kin. • . . • .-..: •.'•,. .. this for,'five years." ' ShoptRite supermarket, and 4e (Adv.) guidance director. methods of laying pipe* In "suchtneer. ? Hy Cunningitam Urr "TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1966 COMPETITION GETTING ROUGH IN RACING— New Jersey racing has been enjoying line racing with attendance and mutuel figure records "booming" /in New Breed of Dodgers the past However, the 1966 season for Garden State Park out Cherry Hill way is not going as Gene Mori president of the park, would like it. Are Led By a Fighter PR" man Jack Taylor is not too happy either, with the results of the first 11 days through Satur- NEW YORK (AP) - The This is a massive understate ago, and at UCLA was more fa- mous as a football and basket- day, and he too, would like to find the answer. fledging Brooklyn Dodgers of themerit. Continental Football League are1 I The Dodgerj will be competing ball star than in baseball. He Many little items enter the picture of DOWN looking for a fight—so they found for the entertainment dollar was also national champion in (attendance-handle) figures for Garden, but put- a fighter to boss them. against the Giants, assured of a the broad jump and a first rate tennis player. ting the finger on the "corrective" one is like sellout in 67,000-capacity Yankee They are tackling in metropol- Stadium, and the Jets, who ex- Robinson is the first Negro to picking a definite winner of this Saturday's Ken- itan New York the entrenched pect to go^into their opener in become general manager of a top tucky Derby. Giants of the National Football Shea Stadium with an advahce flight integrated profession- League and the exciting Jets of al team. His appointment comes In the first 11 days of racing at the Cherry Hill sale of 50,009 tickets against a the American Football League, capacity of 60,000, a week after Bill Russell, also a but they have as their general plant, attendance was down 2.2 per cerft and the at And the Dodgers have yet to Negro, was named as coach of important mutuel department found the handle down manager Jackie Robinson, an the Boston Celtics of fh« Nation- outspoken Negro leader in civil find a coach or a stadium or re- cruit a team. In fact, they re- al Basketball Association. 11.5 per cent. This is not healthy as far as track rights and famed for never giving The new Dodgers have solid an inch during his brilliant base- ceived their franchise only last ecutives are concerned. Jack says the money figures Saturday. financial backing. Jerry Jacobs, are off about $300,000 per day. ball career with the old Brook- president of the club and also lyn Dodgers. ' The Jets have exclusive foot- Aqueduct, known as the Big A in New York, COACH INFORMS ALUMNI — Football coach Robert H. Odell, right, University of ball rights to Shea Stadium un- president of the Boston Tea Co., Pennsylvania, "fills in" James R. VanWagner, Rumson, center, president of the U. of '*We are not kidding ourselves less they waive them. The Dodg- said Robinson was chosen be- and PJmllco Race Course, near Baltimore, are fac- cause he was "a key executive, Perm Club of Monmouth. County, last night at the club's second annual spring dinner- as to our problems," Jackie told ers hope they can be so per- tors that are not beneficial to Garden State. And a press "conference yesterday suaded, but this seems doubtful. represented the^rooklyn Dodger then there was Gulf stream Park in Florida, that meeting at tha Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. Joseph. J. McHugti, left, Assistant director when his appointment tvaj an' Failing that, the new pro foot- image, and was a fighter," The Dodgers will play in the closed only a week ago. This means horses are of Alumni relations of the university, listens with interest. ' . nounced. , ball team in the league consid- ered tops in the minors wiil prob- Eastern Division of the league not plentiful at tracks, and officials would like to ably wind up In Randall's Island, along with Philadelphia, Hart- solve the problem. a 20,000-capacity stadium in the ford, Norfolk and Toronto. In th« Western Division are Montreal, When horses are spread out at the running tracks East River not noted for its ac- cessibility. Richmond, Wheeling, Orlando it is difficult, to fill all the races, with the result being Robinson, who expects to go and Charleston. The league ttaris short fields which takes a "thinking" load off the bettor, Lions in Squeaker, 3-2 on with his civil rights work with its second year in August. but the bettor is not 'too fond of this. They would New York Gov. Rockefeller as Robinson has dreams for Die TOMS RIVER - Toms River the season. The win still leaves the? came at opportune times The Indians came back in their well as retain his banking and future. rather have a large field which would give them more High outhit Middletown Township Middletown and Neptune tied for — scoring runs. half to knot ths game at 1*1. and other business interests, "We want to build & stadium selection power. Aqueduct is having the same diffi- five'safeties to three, yesterday, third, both showing 4-3 marks. Middletown scored first in theBob Gesser fanned, Buddy Smith promised that the coach when in Brooklyn for both football and Toms River is 2-5. Freehold leads initial frame after Howie Logkn walked, stole second and went * culty with short fields. ' bat the Lions pulled out a 3-2 found will be the best available. baseball, and we want to bring victory to go over the .500 mark with a 6-1 record. reached first and moved around to third on a wild pitch. Jeff Although best known as a base- back major league baseball in Garden State has the caliber horses, but they In Shore Conference "A" Divi- The Indians tapped Bart Lorn.- on a steal and an error by theCarlson went out on strikes, be- ball player, and a member al- future expansion plans," laid still need, quantity in order to conduct bigger sion competition^. bardi for five hits, but he still catcher. Rich Chevalier went out fore the run scored on Brad ready of the exclusive Hall of Robinson. "We hope we can Miller's single. -fields in individual races. And, no doubt, Aque- Coach Arriie Tniex's sine is picked up the win. Ken Hovance on strikes and John Kane sent Fame in Cooperstown, N. Y.,build this with 30,000 capacity In' now 4-3 in the league and 6-3 forheld Middletown to three hits, but the run over on a. single. Robinson was one of the great- 1967 and make it 55,000 if con- duct officials are of the same need. • -** After three scoreless frames, the Truex-men came up with a est all-around athletes of 25 years verted to baseball." / Horses are moving up from Florida now that Gulf- winning, pairjn the fifth with aid stream's season concluded. The, Florida track had no of Indian«errors. Mike panther difficulties for its 1966 meeting, in fact, a record pari- Caseyefies and Ray MacLennan reached base on errors by the left fielder mutuels handle was produced, $60,410,535. This 46- Boxer and pitcher, respectively. Logan day total broke the total for 43 days in 1956 when the AddNo. 27 fanned and Chevalier went out mark, was $57,162,170. Attendance for the 46-session on a grounder. Kane came through again with a two-run was 627,877. In Houston Bout To Streak single. Gulfstream was doing great until the final HOUSTON (AP) — Dave Zyglewlcz, whose Red Bank Catholic's girls and Toms River picked up a mark- two weeks when Increased competition from the boys of Point Pleasant Boro manager turned down Rocky Marclano's $10,000 er in the bottom of the inning Northern tracks cut heavily Into its attendance were winners In track yesterday. offer for his contract, faces Duke Johnson of Red but it wasn't enough. The Indians and handle. Winter race goers started for home Red Bank Catholic won its Bank, N. J., in a scheduled 10-rourid heavyweight had two outs on fans by Vic Ruggiero and Dan McGrath and about this time. fourth straight, girls' meet this bout tonight season and 17th over a three- Bill Dougherty was hit by the Maybe it is time track officials took inventory on rear period by whipping Prince- Jess Davis of Houston meets Herb Slier of pitcher. After moving to second • admission prices while they're working at percentages. ton, 97-28, while Ptiint Pleasant Miami Beach, Fla./In the other 10-round heavy- on a steal, Dave Stein's single pushed over the run. made its. record a perfect 9-0 weight fight. Davis will be seeking his 28th vic- Garden State held "Appreciation Day" around April fcy routing), ». the Shore Conference Tennis lady Chapikl IRBC), 3. Linda Rovder League yesterday, but their im- records as a 3-2 Bucco victory. season is running at night, gets the G.S. patrons. In- IRBC). Dlitance: ire". ' / Dheus—1. Carolee Ctaodnaut-h portant match scheduled for to-The dispute involved the No.'2 And Lose 7th, 54 stead of playing "hookey" from work, bettors wait lltnc), 2. Fnuit (RBC), 3, Frentener day can't find a home. doubles match when Long RED BANK — Red Bank Cath- McBnideV single in the first, the Farrell going to third. The Utter IRBC). Distance: 89'8". Branch »coach Wayne Stevenson olic. could not stand prosperity Caseys added, another pair in thescored on McBride's squeeze until the sun goes down and head for Liberty Bell to Shot put—I. . Red Bank's young team;Tinde- Uiapsay (RBC), 3. Hachenbsra (F). feated (10-0) in winning the felt Needle'* Vi of ReRd yesterday afternoon; third on three errors. bunt. DUtanee: JJ'l". Vg do their wagering. This does not only happen to Gar- Broad Jump—I. Linda Maricio (RBC), league crown last year, yester- Bank''* No. 11 player, Tom Mc- The Caseys held t 4-0 lead The host concluded Its scor- Delgado went the distance for den State, but also at tracks in surrounding states. . Detorn Chfrrlniton (P), 3. Greka day downed Lakewood, 3-2, forCloskey, in the No. 2 singles against' Point Pleasant Boro with ing in the fifth. Mike dark RBC on the mound, He fanned [RBC). Dlitante 14W. opened with a walk, but was 12 and walked four. Monmouth-^Park gets hit during its season when New Hlfb jump—1. (lie) Mario Lewis its 14th straight league win, match was "unethical." two innings left to' play, but (RBC). !. Cathy Peduto (RBC), 3. McCloskey, who was beaten succumbed to a late rally as theforced at second by Farredl. Del- Pt. Bora is now 7-1 on the Rfljder , 3. Henneuy I8J). for its third 6-2, 3-6, 6-2, teamed with No. 4 R. B. Catholic pitcher Hector and Jersey fans going to the Big A. Time: :1(U. Fans 17 in Hiers' 21 Win no-yl. daab-1. Butch Bard (FPB), Falcons player Greg Langley for a 2-6, Delgado had a no-hitter' going Running a race track is a big business and !. llcnneaiy (M), ». McPheraon (SJ). 6-4, 6-1 victory that broke a 2-2for the first five innings. He re- *» • • time: t)4.3. tie and clinched the victory.. each one is certainly being run for a profit, like 440-yd. daah-1. Don Martinet (SI), In ai r match yesterday, tired 13 straight batters, includ- !. Butler IPTB), 3. Frendejiberf (DJ>. The ruling on placing of play- any other business. One thing about racing, is limei -Ml. Ocean Township made Red Bank ing eight by strike outs, before SM-yl. run—1. Wayne Zayeek (PPB), Catholic's winless Caseys (0-2) ers in matches states: the roof caved in in the sixth the fact that It is controlled and a racing plant I. Daitl (SJ), 3. Kami (SJ), Time; "In singles coaches must play Cutillo Is Sharp 2:07.o. its first victim In six outings when Pt. Boro tied jt up with a cannot be constructed any old day or any old time One«nlle ran—1, Larry Thompson with a 5-0 blanking. their boys as to--their ability, so cluster of four runs. NEW SHREWSBURY - Steve Monmouth collected two of Its FI'B), 2. Borlelll |SJ), 3. D. Malshlne their best player will play in No, or any old place. Jersey's three running tracks SI). Time: 4:30.0. Today's 4cey match, slated as Jim Hibbs led off the visitors' Cutillo pitched and batted Nep- tee hits off Cutillo In the sixth Two-mile—I. Paul Mulshlen (BJ7, I. 1 singles and so on down the explosion with a triple to left tune High to an eight Thnmg 2-1 inning when it scored its only runt have their own dates and never run competition Greco-(PPB), 3. Bottler (PPB). Time; a home affair for Coach Jack ladder. However, in doubles it 10:80.7. • ' * Needle's Buccaneers, became a field and scored on Jtcfc Augui- Shore Conference "A" Division Jim Bryant got the'other, safety, against each other. Most states operate in the lio-yl. high hurdles—1. Dennis Hume is ethical to play your No. 1 tensen's sacrifice fly to center. baseball victory over Monmouth ! PPB), t. llolfom (rl'B), 3. Slkora problem for Red Bank because singles player with your No. 4 a single, in the second. ^1). Tlmp; :16.R. its usual home courts at Marine Regional yesterday. . same manner, but it is the neighboring states that 180->d. low hurdleL •1. Hume .(PPB)_ , man in No. 2 doubles." Harry Wolfersberger kept the CutilloVon his own game wifii Park aren't ready for play. are in competition. And when this happens, own- !; llollord (FPB), 3. Slkorm (SJ). Time: Yesterday, McCloskey won rally alive by reaching base on The slender senior southpaw his bat as he tripled home Len With Rumson-Fair Haven at Shot put—1. Bob DeVoto (TPB), 1, No. 1 singles match, 9-7,JfcV an error. Bill Rola was inserted struck out 17, walked two andRenery, who had singled, in the ers move their horses around from track to track snaller (FPB), 3. Conroy (FPB). DIs home today and Christian Broth- for him as a pinch runner. Ed eighth Inning with the winning nee: 49'8". Jeremy Grayzel won the No. limited Monmouth to just three as the purses tit their horses. When they are on Discus—I. Chuck Shaffer (PPB), !. ers using Long Branch's courts, match, while Lakewood's Mark Uebfried then singled and went hits. He struck out the side in tally. Walsh (FFB), 3. Dlibrow (PI'B). DIs- it left Red Bank without a site HSrrison took the third singles on to second when the throw order in the third and seventh the move, and other tracks running nearby, that Unce: UJ'10". for the big encounter. " After Neptune scored its first Hl«h Jump—1. Charley Mould (PPB), affair from Bucco frosh Bob from the outfield went to third innings. He also fanned three in run when Don Beekman tripled is one reason for small fields, not only at Garden 2. Sclirtlier (PPB), 3." Hoarns (»J). base in an attempt to get Wol llelirlil: 5'8". With teams playing twice a Raynor.,.—^ the fourth, but also walked a and George Stienert singled in State, but other tracks have the same difficulty. Pole vault—1. Frank Felslal (SJ), week as it is and postponed McCloskey^ and Grayzel fersberger. A throwing error by man. the second frame, Monmouth tied 2. Benin (ITB), 3. rolheinus (PPB). shortstop Dan PheJan on Jim With all the tracks in operation, there doesn't HritM: II-0". matches having to be made up, clinched the decision with an 11- it up in the sixth. Javelin—1. Bill tjchroeder (rPB). 2. Needle said he expected it would Harrison's grounder allowed two seem to be enough horses to go around? Tracks al Nicola (PPK), 3. gchalfer (PPB). Dis- 9, 6-3 No. 1 doubles triumph. tance: 16T4". be next .week at the earliest for Jerry Jirelle, Perry Moyle and runs to cross home plate, and 'Squan Jayvees A walk to Jay Nauden and ways seek quality first.- Even though you'll hear fans Broad Jump—1. Rich Sorlero (PPB), Bob Houlihan's three-bagger singles by Chris Thomas and Ed 2. Flntall (SJ), 3. Henneuy (BJ). the Red fiank-Monmouth match. Jim Qunloy won singles matches- say they have, a bunch of dogs running at this track, UlsUnce: Il'S". Coach Needle also reported to insure Monmouth's whipping scored Harrison with the fourth Rip Rum§on-FH Kennedy loaded the bases with run of the outburst. no outs. Bruce Forsythe then .'taint so. of Toms River. MANASQUAN - Manasquan's Steve Krieger, Rich Grossman Liebfried started Point's win- JV baseball team erupted for tapped back to Cutillo who threw and Lee Kern did the same for ning surge in the eighth when nine runjh in the fourth inning home to get Nauden with the Shore Conference Ocean in the win over Red Bank he walked and advanced to sec-and six more irf the fifth Satur- bases remaining loaded. Pete Tuck STANDINGS Pt. Boro (7-1) 5 1 .833 Catholic. ond on Harrison's sacrifice bunt, day to defeat Rumson-Fair Ha- followed by hitting a __. e YestrrdBy'p Beiulta ven Regional, 15-7. grounder to Ken O'Donnell at W Pet. Central (4-4) 3 S .500 nrd Bank J. Lakrwooil 1 Houlihan was ih«n walked in- Baseball's Top 10 Freehold (6-1) 6 .„„ Monmonlh 3, Toma Blver 0 tentionally. HattTLee then hit a It was Manasquan's fourth vic- shortshop whose throw home was .857 Southern (W) i 3 •500 ocean S, It. IV Cat'nl, 0 Aiioclated Prpii AMERICAN LEAGUE Brick (J-2) .5 .714 .,, Frlday'a Remit one-hopper back to Delgado, whotory in five starts, while the loss too late to get Thomas. Cutillo Jackson (J-5) 2 4 .333 j Red Bank 3, U»( Branch 1 L«MMi| btlamtn, ti««c« on 35. at bin R H Pel, Neptune (7-3) .571 threw, to first for the out butput Rumson-FH at 3-4.- then whiffed Mike Rowett and NATIONAL LEAGl'E Alvli, Cleveland••.!• 47 » >< •<" Middletown (6-3) A .571 Wall (2-6-1) 2 t Red Bank (4 0) ._ allowed the runners to _ move up Mark Peterson was the hitting Bryant to end matter*. •- . U AH R H V. Hohlnion, Ball. .13 IS It 1* .431 Monmoath (3 0) a base. John Ferullo's infield hit Btrmr, N.V. It it RoMtuwi, (Klc.ro .14 4» It >• .40 Long Branch (4-4) ...3 .500 Pt. Beach (04) 0 6 .000 Shore CO) star for the losers as he was Nauden did all of Monmouth's! •tnlth, 81. Louli ..,17 13 L Kobliuon. Ball. .13 84 Id 11 .3M Monmouth (4-8) 2 .288 Lonx Branch (31) X to deep short sent in Liebried five-for-five at the plate, includ- pitching, striking out eight and • Flood, 81. Louli ...17 It Yaatnemakl, Boll. .14 a IX !3 .351 OTHERS LajiSwood a:> - - with the marker. «»rfan, Houiton ...I* »» Warner, California ..13 41 -10 17 .347 Tonu River (4-7) ...... 2 .283 Ho. Freehold ('- 1) ing a triple. He also scored walking four. A'l-n, PMIadelpllla, 1) 43 Kallne, Detroit It 17 II 19 ,m RECORDS - Middletown (2 !) R. B. Catholic got its initial Banto, Chicago It 17 Elchtbarren, Ball. 13 n » IS .333 Red Bank (2-5) 1 .167 Freehold I! 3) three times and drove in a run. The victory gave Neptune a rJrarpJl, Pi:i»l>unh 13 47 While, N.V Ill 41 1 14 .333 W L T Pet. Neptune (3.21 . run when Tim Farrell walked, 4-3 conference record and a 7-3 Jlnn-'n. Cincinnati ..It 14 Ollva, Mlnneiota II 43 7 U .319 STANDINGS .375 Toms niver (0 f) numlon-Flf 17) an (15) FatUaronl, ftltib.'h is 40 CBA '. J 5 Rumson-Fil (01) stole second and scored on Tom AB E H AB R H over-all mark. Monmouth Homa Rum NORTH P'l'lon.ll.p 5 3 5 Clcmoile, nttib'k it e» 10 14 Relcliardt, California, «; r. Itobln- Ocean Twp S .333 OTHERS Vl'ne'ter.gi 4 12 W I Pet. FI. Boro (1) B. B. Calnollc (4) FVker.cr.si 01 Aic»ro,i; 3 2 dropped to 2-5 in the league. The Mane. Runs •on. Baltimore. 5; Scotl, Boiton, 6i Croydon Hall 1 .333 w .. Farley.c Aaron, A'lanU, »; Mays, Sin Fran- Rumson (5-1-1) ....55 1 .833 St. Bold . AB R H AB R H 2 | Skokos,3b 4 : Falcons are 2-1 outside the loop. «1M», «[ Also, Atlanta, I; Torn, At- Kallne, Detroit, 5>-Flve tied with 4. R.B. Catholic .300 CBA . .t Wlf'b'er.ct J 0 0 | M— . ciirt.cr - . 0 Hu»hes;lb " H»ll,r( 0 3 0 lanta, fi; Thomai, Atlanta, 5; Lefebvre, So. Freehold (6-1) ...A...A 1 .800 OCCaUl .3 Rola.pr 0 10 Farrell,rX 3 3 0 Water>,3b t)eldden,o 4 1 2 Neptune. U) Moimoulh (1) . Mater Del .288 Wllll'milr 0 1 Delgsdo.p 3 11 Wttman.rf ' Lot* Anselei,-r,| urntlle, lluuiton, ft, B.' ftohlnson, Bnmmore, 71; Vat It. B. CMhollo .1 Summers,cf 4 AB n H mw AB RH Rum Bitted In Irsemskl, Boilon, 17; t'onlillaro, Bol- Rarltan (4-1) ,3 .750 .0 Burd.2b McBrlde.lf 3 0 1 Suitlck.cf Clsrk.Jb 4 9 0 1 St. Rose 1 .123 Meu'red,ib i 1 noii.to.o 3 0 1" "' "" ThomM.rf 4 11 t Mayi, Han Fran- ton, It) Warner, California, 111 Reich- Snore (8-2) ..A .667 K«d Bank (3) — Lakeivood 0(I) Clulalle,]b 4 13 Pennol.Sh i 0 0 Kennedy.cf 4 0 1 Asbury Park .....'...1 .100 '• Slnxlen H'rrllon.rf 3 1 D. Clark.lb 3 0 0 Keltel.ph Heulltt.p " - O'D'nn'll,!- ! -J 0 1 1. fouls, II; John- Hanasquan (5-5) ...2 H'ullhin,3b 3 0l| Hlllman.Jb 300 M'NIs'n.cf 2 0 0 F'rsyl'e.lb 4 0 0 Tom McCIOHker (nil) d. 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Mays Faces Drysdale Jinx THE DAILY REGJSTER Tuesday, May 3, 1966-15 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Wil- Park Drysdale would seem to Mays' assault on the record Roseboro has a $110,000 damage started fast with four complete £e Mays continues his quest lot have a psychological factor in takes some of the drama out of suit, pending- against Marlchal game victories in •• many starts. the elusive .National League his advantage since the pressure the first National League game and the Giants based on the bat He signed for a reported (72,000. homg run record tonight facing has been on Willie ever since meeting between Giants pitcher incident, but the Dodgers have Drysdale, who received an es- Los Angeles' Don Drysdale, Juan Marichal and Dodger catch- he equalled Mel Ott's career rec- no part in the legal proceedings. timated $105,000 after a 32-dty who's been tough tor the San er John Rosebofo since their siege, is only 1-2 so far. • ord of 511 homers. Mays belted Los Angeles captured the I960 States Intentions Francisco Giants' slugger. fight at Candlestick last Aug. 22 NEW YORK (AP) - The Na- er, who ruled the Braves violat- tion inn Wisconsin by the Braves the equalizer in Houston April 24. World Series after beating out While Mays was collecting his when Juan hit John vyith a bat. dozen homers off him, the right tional League has picked up a ed state-antitrust statutes in mov-or by an expansion club." In 10 years, Willie has hit just Since then, Mays has only two the Giants by two games for ths hander was compiling a 29-20 rec symbolic torch in its, battle to ing the Braves from Milwaukee The league statement also 12 homers off the big Dodger hits in 18 times at bat, "suffered They did face each other last National League pennant and ord against the Giants. A year keep the Braves in Atlanta and to Atlanta. noted that the Braves could not right-hander and only one each an attack of the flu, a bruised April 3 in an exhibition game at be returned to Milwaukee with- their first t meeting this year ago, he was 2-2 while Mardchal instructed league attorneys to Judge Roller, at the same time, year the past five seasons. Mays Ijand and a bruised knee. Willie Phoenix, Ariz. Roseboro hit an out violating injunctions in finds posted a 3-1 mark against the carry the e »U the wayy to ordered the Braves returned to bad none at all in 1960. inside-the-park homer in his first the two California clubs Georgia and Texas courts "which hurt his left knee Sunday and deadlocked for second place Just Dodgers. thh e UU.S. Supreme CCour t iif nec- Milwaukee by May 18 unless the time at bat, National League made plans by require the National League and Mays aims for a "lucky 13th" had to leave the St. Louis game one-half garni off the Pittsburgh eoary. Overran, the Dodgers won 10 May 16 to include a Milwaukee the Braves to play the Braves tonight and 512 career total. in the fourth inning, but has told Off the playing field there re- pace. The torch was picked up by and lost eight to tti« "Giants last franchise by 1987. It is this de- home games in Atlanta." Going into this opener of a manager Herman Franks he can mained an aloofness as neither Marietta), who staged a 26-day year—the exacj two-game mar National , League President cision that the National League The statement then touched on three-game series at Candlestick play tonight. wanted to speak to the other. holdout in a salary dispute, has gin of their pennant victory. Warren Giles, and the league's strategy in the case revealed by first will appeal to the Wisconsin the antitrust facets of the case, league attorneys Lou Carroll and Supreme Court. noting that "Judge Roller's de- Bowie Kuhn after a two-hour Asked what would be the next cisiqn is expressly based upon Jacksonville meeting of the 10 club owners step If the Wisconsin Supreme a rwding that organiied baseball, yesterday. Court turned down the appeal, as it now exists, cwutitutes a Giles said the league will ap- Carroll said: monopoly and a conspiracy. in Jersey City Edges Mets direct violation of the Wiscon- peal all the way to the U.S. Su- "Then we would seek to go to JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)- preme Court if it has to — the the U.S. Supreme Court." sin antitrust laws." The Jacksonville Suns of the first time the NL has flatly stat- In revealing its strategy, the And It went on to say: International League failed to ed it intends carrying the case league iscued a three-page, mim- "Notwithstanding that finding, get a bit, but scored two un- that far — and reiterated that eographed press release which the decision orders the National earned runs In the third inning expansion into Milwaukee could reaffirmed that the league will Nips Hawks League to return the Braves to aifct beat the parent New York not be considered until all ap- push its case up all legal ave- Chrzan. Pat Rioci forced In WEST LONG BRANCH - Jer- Mets, io, last night in an ex- peals had been decided. nue? and will not consider ex- Milwaukee, presumably on the Nanna by walking, and Hazen sey City State College overcame hibition game called after 5% pansion at this point. theory that so long as Milwaukee a 4-0 deficit with two three-run tallied on an infield out. "We are carrying the torch for has,a team, violations of Wiscon Innings because of rain. all team sports —. pro football, : innings yesterday to edge Mon- "We shall exert every effort to sin law will be ignored. We can- Van Pelt accounted for Mon- pro basketball and pro hockey — obtain review of the judgment of mouth College, 6-5, in baseball not accept, that." ' mouth's final run in the eighth in this fight," Giles said, ap- the Milwaukee County Court and Monmouth held a 4-0 lead after when he singled, moved to sec- Braulio Baeza parently referring to the anti- we are confident that this judg- In Milwaukee, Steven Keane, two innings, but Jersey City ond on an infield out, advanced trust facets of the case. ment will ultimately be re- special counsel for the county, came back with three in the to third on Mike Sylvester's On Stupendous Giles' statement was part of versed," the release said. "Until said, "They've taken their posi- ' third and another three in the single and came across when LOUISVILLE (AP) — Brau- (he league's answer to the deci- this situation is cleared up by tion. We'll do whatever needs to sixth to earn the decision. Nanna was safe on an error. lio Baeza, left without a mount sion handed down last month by the appellate court of highest re- be done In regards to that posi- The winners are 3-4 on the Jersey city (6) Monmouth (9) la Saturday's Kentucky Derby Circuit Court Judge Elmer Roll- sort, we cannot consider opera- tion." •eason, while Monmouth is 8-4 AB R I! AB R H when favored Graustark was Z&eroga.2b 3 0 3 C)irzan,2b 5 0 0 Jersey City pushed across the LaParrUt 2 0 1 Rlccl.cr 3 0 withdrawn, Jumped back into winning vxaa on a walk, a sacri- A'llM.c(,2b i 1 2 Sprague.ph 1 0 the race yesterday with the 72 at Beacon Markov, e 5 00 0 Perez.pr 0 O 0 $12.6 Million Contract fice bunt and singles by Tony 8erelks,3b 4 11 L&Russo,R,3! 5 11 announcement he will ride Stu- Mongihan, Tom Zappula, Daye Radegan,r Of 1 Van Pelt.lb 1 3 pendous. frallman,pr 1 Hipp.rf I 0 0 Despite Rain LaParri and Joe Antice. S'lllSp'lazzl.lbb 10 0 Sylvester,!! 4 o 1 Trainer Eddie Neloy said be Ratified for Broadcasts Monmouth broke Into the scor- M'glhan,lf 3 11 Giordano,!! 1 1 3 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS *- Anthony,** 4 0 0 Naana,c 4 1 1 had obtained the strong riding NEW YORK (AP) - Baseball which called for $250,000 for the ing column in the first with one Zsppula.p 4 2 1 Hazen.p 0 1 0 A REAL HORSE LAUGH comes from Abe's Hops, now Panamanian as a replacement Seventy-two player* were not Papplanl.rf 10 0 Rooney.p ~ 2 0 0 Commissioner William D. Eck- All-Star game and $3,500,000 for run when Jim LaRusso singled, Adam',pii 1 0 0 expected to b» the favorite in Saturday's Kentucky for Pet* Anderson, who rode ert ratified a two-year $12.6 mil- the Series. bothered by rain (it never rains stole second and Dennis Van Pelt the ion of Bold Ruler to vic- lion 33 B10 37 5 I Derby at Churctiill Downs because of the Withdrawal of radio-television contract The-annual income from the on the golf course) when Beacon doubled. JTeney Citr tory in the Gotham and to sec- _..0O3 003 00O—« with the National Broadcasting new agreement represents a 68 Hill Country Club golfers Initiated The Hawks added three more ...._ 130 MO 010—I Graustark. v . (AP WirepWol ond place in Bowie's Gold Cup. Co., yesterday for the rights to !B—Radeian, Van Felt, Giordano. per cent increase.^ Although the season on Saturday. Jn the following inning. Vinnle the 1967 and 1968 World Series Giordano and Lou Nanna singled there is a sliding scale, the fee Frank Connelly and Mrs. and All-n. •» by but was disqualified and William G. Helis, Jr.'s Sky Garden Slate Entrieslow gross with 94, Frank 'Con- ttatehes with a 7-2 whipping of broken bone, next Saturday's The colt, still in intensj-paln, placed fourth. iuy, who has showed little ex- nelly topped the men with his will be sent to the farm at'Lex- Bill winner of lST-»,«»! etmi; Irwl (lit. Fast a»J Cool Newark Rutgers yesterday. running of die $125,000-added Shoemaker, :ept speed, was listed as a prob- iLlltle Memo 10 Hint Roddy 4 card. John Send was low net . Kentucky Derby shapes up to- ington, Ky., within a few days three Derbies, will ride Abe's able starter when trainer Jimmy Tlame Tokay 11 Thanw Olrl Newark has a 5-3 marti^ Blaoel 11 Hecend Show with a 71. ' The Hawks, gunning for) an un- day as a wide open scramble and is expected to enter the stud Hope — a factor that figures to Combest asked for stall space. Heart Warmer 15 Sweet ReverH with at least tow colts vying for there. The final decision will be draw financial support from the He is due from New York with- Scarlet Fever 11 In a nine-hole team match, blemished record, play St. Appealed 11 Donald Rovegno, Rumson, and Peter's today and Bloomfield the favorite's role. up to owner John Galbreath. usual crowd of more than 100,- in a day or so. * , JiPhlli Skinner 11 Ratio HI There are about 20 3-year-olds Graustark's failure to make 000. . . • Several hopefuls, headed by rTomi gkamrock 10 It Mrs. Theodore Formoso, Shrews- next -week in their final two HiCaulns Jack 10 3D-t3Mt>; elnii I-ioi; mdui 11.. bury, were even par. Matches. either at Churchill Downs or en the Big One,also did away with Michael Ford's Kauai King, Exhibitionist, Advocator, Florida Beejeur 11 Aasembly 111 route who can be listed as pos- any possibility of a clash be- rated by Gentry as good enough Derby winner Williamstown Kid a-Dejw Queen 11 Boley 111 On Friday, Albert A. Kerr, Captain Bob Tbakr led the Woodway 11 xlrtah Oloai - U sible starters In the V/,-milc tween the two most talked of to beat Buckpasser, is the prob- and Dominar are expected to get a-Sallya Charier 11 Turnpike Tom .10 Rumson, defeated Robert Guest, Hawk, rallying from a 6-5 deficit horses of 1965. able second choice at 3-1. Gen- their final pre-Derby tests in the a-Obrey entry. Friendly* Ghost 11 race. However, the list" may be lD-*3,M»t clm«l 1-reai mini! I I. Beau Quest 111 2 and 1, in the match play cham- - g^^K top., ij**|f*;inatc»i, trirnltied to:Hoi even \2 by the Buckpasser, the other, is con- try trained the ton of Native one-mile Derby Trial, Mmhreoro Cloud 11 Jay Bolero ill •pionship in the Winter Snow Bird. i 6-3. The first set was at : Royal Malabar 111 weather, tomorrow's Derby Trial valescing from a quarter-crack. Dancer last year. He wound up Tank User , 11' Tournament, Mrs* Connelly won match point, 40-15, before Thaler and owners' unwillingness to part He took the Flamingo this year his Derby prep with a victory in Key Boy ' 11 over Mrs. Gordon Vanhorne, Red made his comeback. mil Please 111 with the $1,500 necessary to get following a 2-year-old campaign Bowie's Governor's Gold Cup; 4TH-«3,sm; eli 3-)o.: mda>; II. Bank, in th« ladies bracket. Former Red Bank HigJi star which carried him to the juve- Sight behind Kauai King in tfie Royal Bulfon . Ill a horse into the starting line-up. Featura Picture ' lit BII Sohooiey also won, eaptur- Entries for the first of the nile title. calculations come Reginald Web- PeralanfHPalli 118 fhg the No. 2 singles affair, 6-2, Triple Crown series will be made Graustark was unbeaten in his ster's Amberoid, winner of th State Bowling Crimson TlJe 110 Kir Devil , 110 6-1. Thursday morning. Post time first seven races, three last year, Wood Memorial, and Mrs. H. C, Black Blver 110 Dolph Out, Moamoutk (71 — Nemrk Botiers (I) Phipps Stupendous. "lawn Pride ' u« Slnflei Saturday Is 5:45 p.m., EDT. but was beaten by Abe's Hops •TH—(3.SO9! etati; i; * OP! « t. Bob Thaler (M) t, Bryaa rVahler, M. Graustark was taken out of the in the Blue 'Grass, Stakes at Stupendous gets into the Derb; Team Event Harry Goodman (SMI-Ray Mamie Star llasldan 114 •J. Airport Flaia Lues, Batlet (!»), CalUarawoed. 1,OM-M>-1,33(. Sea Stream ' 1M Hannum In BUI Schooler (M) i. Dennis McCory, race yesterday by trainer Lloyd Jteeneland last Thursday. because of a second thought iMdlac scores o< tbird weekeaf Doubles Handicap leaders »y-w U4 FHILADELPHM — Dolph «•!. ••]. Gentry when X-rays showed the The Derby Figger Filberts lost Trainer Eddie Neloy announced »labro*>a Market, Toms River, M4- Bob Harrison and, Will Qeerbe. EUia- Cossack Sonr IN -Scliayes, the National Basketball As- Dennis Scborrln (,M> d. Ckrli Brn- rH-MO-!,8S8-3*3—3,ffll. beth, 1,411. . Poor Sool 114 sociation's Coach of the Year, oai Mena, 4JI. «•!. \ son of Ribot'had a fractured no time going to work on the newly two weeks ago that tfi< Hlied Five, Somervllfe. M7BJM4. Jafttea-Comwr'Tora Bsr/raves. lj Wood 1.4M. Fabs Treasura ' Vl> flretf today as coach of tna Pnilsdfl- Bury Nathanion (M) i. Jack Dora, bone just above the hoof ot his remainder of the field. They Wheakley Colt would not be Cable Count /111 phla 7lers and replaced by Ales (-1, ••». Flu Bowlinj- Club. South River, Doa Davis and Robert Zadb Intle- 4TH—«5, 01; 1 up;»I. Bannum.* Hole* MM (NB> d. Steve Golaaplel, left foreleg. • ' came up with Abe's Hope, owned Derby starter. But Mrs. Phipps SSIMN3-I ;I,tt4MM3U3,»«Itt4MM3U3»«. RMd 1.3». Wakenfern Food Corporation, EUift- »f«U • , III frv Kosloff, owner of the club «. 8-4. ^ "He is through racing for the by John Bartell and Robert By- had a. change of mind three days Edw. Pletraailo and John Janli, iBonlder M 107 Milch won lh« Eastern Dlvlilon title Tom Brer (M) 4. Oeorie KUiliek, beth, M7-Mt433-:,7M-477-3,t3«. New Brunawlck, 1,381. Local Oosalp 111 only to be eliminated In the recent 4H, «-4. season and probably forever," field of Chicago, as the probable ago and the son of Bold Ruler Decker's Dairy, Princeton, «l»-8«- Leadlnr Blastes scores of Weekend Houae Money , . II playoffs by the champion Beaton Doubles 87J-J,HM7S-J,jrj. Eddie Woods. Coloola. >U-lH-m-<31- said Gentry after listening to the 5-2 choice. arrived late Sunday afternoon as Team Handicap Leaden Beviarmaa • US Celtics, said he made the coaching THaler and Schooler (M) d. Waller 117-7H. tireat Lover 116 change for one reason, "to bring •nd Dora, 6-3, «•«. rain pelted the Downs for the Oreat Xeetern, North nalnrleld .3,411) Ernie McljiuihUn, Ctarry BUI, o» tne NBA championship to this clly." " Nathaaaon ul SchDr«in (M) d.. Em- report of Dr. Alex Harthlll — the Abe's' Hope has not run a bad PDQ'a Meat a-Rama. Teaneck 3,339 I70O. CMves Ul aad McCory, 1-3, M. veterinarian — had nursed the race this year. The Illinois-bred 14th straight day. Kaucluak Bulldera. Maavllle Chai. Garten, Trenton, 104-111-133- TrU-a|.(M| mlwi It'•"•>: liI I. • KIMiek (MB) d. MUBJ Merosr Coualy B. A., Trenton , Fleet Flower 118 tarby Dan Farm colt through a son of Better Bee had Buickpas- The forecast, however, called W7-5I— :...» Hlk» Krol ..M Claaa A—180 Average and, above Robert Pellek, JJenuirdavUle . M4 r "Tambl "e .. 111 Lakewood (D-l) IS Pet* • SeranMmtes . 44 Joe Brown, Pararnus 51M41-(t»;l-1,000 Slates Net -Leaders 8a, Vet lit / V MONTGOMERY •hip kept their torrid pace going and Ocean Township Wall (8-3) . ;_... fl Mark Lunderman TO John Sabo, PhUUpaborg u» Irmuhlre - Joe Morrla ...'. II Jack Hreaco, Newark «4«-es8M7-l,8M nt in the Shore Conference Golf routed St. Rose, 12-3. Bed Bank S Joan Kluxlck, B'kaway a4ft-e38-SS3— 1.8P Jack Kresco, Newaik : ...m Papelreaea, 1U Pt. Beach .- 1 Wayne Reevei 4> Will Wardrop, Tom> River ««3 Research John Dougherty ...... 48 ChMs B—17> average and under League.yesterday as they both (Russ Walling was Neptune's Central (2-4.1) .._> Elmer tweedy, Dover 1,805 Doublea .Net Leaders tTH-B.SODi eli 4»P!«i t m; 1-71)yli. t WARD Brick (!•») ...j Georie ROM .~ :. ti "«a Jones, Eafcntotrn ...1,774 Dan Ecknardt and Kay Ulmer, Phil- Won their sixth straight loop low man with a 35. Dick Davis Torna Blver .... Upaburc, l,M0. Enterprise US matches without a loss. and Dennis Walters shot a Lone Branch (1-1) . .. (at Navwlnk) Ckas. Bnber. Dunellrn 1,7M •Tom Scwdlno ant Boy Ryu. fara- 111 Henry, Hndion (!-7> * Shore (»W Dovbles Event ma. 1.3U. s— Charm Hill II! With three men posting scores and a 39, respectively, while BnmaonFH O— •Jack Matanmoto and Doyle Hilltam- lias garab 110 MM-198—1*30*. Wall Township, 44), while Middle- Jeff Cove, with a 38, and Steve Sieve French : II ( U son, Elmer, 1,M4. .. Rash Step 110 CBA Mater Del (1V4) Allen Mrrk-r-Hans Gros, (K0-M1)— Char Lady 111 ROTATION town turned back Toms River, Parsell, with a 42, each won a Aabory Park (9 • 1,191-117—1,3M. •H Bluer (Keyfort) and Oeorse Free Moo* ' 11! Harold Klnaer (9M>-E« Looser (454), Baydlck, (Ses Brliat). 1.M1. ©at the most wear and point for Middletown. The Lions' Ocean Twp. Tom nS . Z3r •'• 1-9, IX-7, MI-10 Iba. AAC listed Freehold Steve Nolan 64 (I Flalnneli. 1.101M0-1.3U. •Scons bowled this weekend. Kevin Flynn carded a 40 to half SI. Rose Jim Hammond ...69 mileage ouf of all your In other conference-matches, (1M with Howard Solomon of T o m s Matawan - . 1 •ires by having them prop- lakewood defeated Rumson-Fair (at Mamuonan River) River. MaterDeTf".."!'IT..." ™..~-...e Ft. BnKh (3) erly rotated. Tires checked Haven Regional, 3-1; Red Bank So. Freehold '. 0' «3re» Jenklni 45 downed Henry Hudson Regional, Tlie Pt. Beach-Central match JeM Bfte4on „ an Monmouih County Bowling for cuts, bruises. . (at Bamm llolkml CWe Sajriler _ Jo *J, and Point Pleasant Beach was the closest contest on the CBA «) FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS LEAOTJE Dot Vin Pelt *> Ed Baron .. M edged Central ^Regional, 3-2. In schedule. Point earned the de- Tom Jackson _ 41 Bill Ketaherald __JZLZ_:S W I. Oarl Rlu «._^—. ~™. £3 BRAY ROOFINO CO. ONLY Dana ArgerlB ' Caaunarrano's Bdwy. » $0 33 Bill Van Pelt J.23 Betty Bray ..A 03 non-conference affairs, CBA cision with a total team store of aeon* Daly ...43 Ulltiow Bros Kli 34V ADVAHOE PLANNDK1 INC. Gene Bray - £1 123 218 which bested Central's score Hal Garrll)- .43 L«o Blzzarro Acency « Ruth Somer ....93 134 . Bob Bray «..x ~jB3 routed Bricjc Township, 6-1; Waller Kiake ...40 Hi-Henry Inn .._ 62 Barbirt Bell . J7 147 lisle Layton „ .41 Long Branch turned back Free- by two strokes. Ray Harler ; ...4S Oarv Cranidoa Braun Funeral Home . .81 41 Art Somer 91 153 w John Welniteln ^, loay larta Advance Planning ...48 45 BUI Bell ... „ 63 137 00 hold Regional,.3-1; Shore Re- Brick (1) Gsrafe ... 48 BARC-N and JARMON Avis Rena A Car < Illn and Ed .._.. ...48 47 Liz Kopke 73 115 Marjra CablneU : .45 48 Gladys Lublclc .20 *M30 Buck Smith's (al Colonial Terrace) and lAurle AS 4S Pat Uebeck ...... -.U..SO 162 Mlddlelown i*nes ...... — Bed Bank tray Rooting Co. 45 43 &. Lubeck , JA 158 Circle Chevrolet ™_ —-- Don Steel :.».._,...2.w ... 41 loney Bee Flowera .42'^ MH UARORA CABINETS Keyporl Cleaners _ 4S',4 Jim Devlne _ « Woodlaim TraUer Park 42H' now Dolorea NWen ...Al Hfl Scotl'j Funeral Honu *. 45!4 1ALL WHEEL° S Bob Plnaitore " "43 Rlttenhouse Motors 34Vi Betty Fla.nnagan :..&J ua MarUnli Diner . :.1^ Hamilton's Run in 7th Dave Chase _, 41 Baron and Jarmon £0 Doug Nlven gl 130 200~"ciub;"(jeorie Pennell J21, Herb. MeMaoith Stopping CtMtr Henry Hndion (1) Paul Bmnnieri 1 ,2» M. Drakoa tl Ml Ko«««! 201. Jack Ward 300. 300: Per Tom Petrai U» „, 1__4J IHDIVIDUAU AVXRAO-E3 OEOROE UAL'IllE Palandrano 294, John eirlnio 334, Bo •ateattwi ClrtaW Jell Stoll 44 a Molly Laurie M -- -- - 200. lay Keyser _ .. „ 55 OAMMARRANO'B BDWV. June Wooda A3 Jack Abern ..... 4j Uarjr Jant Osvallo . A9 George Laurie 84 Nips Asbury Park, Carolyn BgrLmann JS9 Walter Woods . £1 (al Colonial Terrace) din Al««nd«r S3 aiTTENHOUBE 1IOTORB Ocean Tn-p. (1!) Bob Sgglmann - M Joan Todd .78 TRENTON - Hamilton West tory. had two men on base with the Andy DeSarno 31-30—«1 WOODIAWM TRAILER PK. Frmcli Soffel Al Gary Stcltlano - ...3J-3S-71 Betty Martin .45 Bob Borrows . M c? '.9 up with a single run in the Righty Larry Cowling fired a hit and an error,'but got out of Gloria. Bennett S3 Len Todd " ' 93 Don Burke 3H-3B—rt Bllf Mirtln .45 BRAUN FUNERAL HOME seventh inning here yesterday to one-hitter at the Bishops with trouble by fanning the next two Vic Scott M.lt>—7« (1M> toha Kramer 34-35—71 (3 ) Henry Bennett .00 Toot>e Maxon B b ak up a tght diamond affair Steve Antone getting the only men. LEE'S GARA&E Mar,ge Hudock so St. Boie (3) Grace Henton J)0 Harold Maxon 03 with Asbury Park for a 1-0 vie- bingle in the fifth inning. Cowling Cowling fanned 12 for the day Joe Mitele 34-IS—0: (1 ) Dot Llebeck 65 Al Huduck _ "M •loha aamberg -I0-4O-*) <0H) David Wood ... __...JJ DIBBROW BROS. and walked six. Mark Hecker B1U VajiNoilranJt ...40-39—79 ( W Commodore Henton „_ 67 De« Brlglla _ worked all the way for Asbury, ...40-35—76 <1VI) OHAS. ROBERTS Ana Springsteen ...«-37—7» (OH) Delia Erenson , fa UUte Brlglli _ walking four and passing one bat- Lorrle Charboneau .19 Oeorce Bprlngsteen J(3 (at Tomi Blver Cf.) ter. Mlduid cu John Cbarboneau 4fi HONEY BEE FLOWERS CBA beaten, 2-1 ud cut Charles Roberts . .T7 Helen Ojyns Jell Cove 38 (1 1 Hamilton's run scored when Paul fVaner » 41 LBO BIZZABRO AOEUCT Mooky Jonfa .ROSELLE — Held scoreless for Rich Juelis went the distance Frank Garzio walked, Bruce Kevla Flynn 40 (0 ) Dean ZettlnRer M Art Jonea; Steve Paraell :. 4} ( W Ann Zettinger &3 Russ 'Come , {our innings, Roselle Catholic for. Roselle Catholic, fanning 10 Chorba doubled to left and ieft (l ) Marlon- White _M JFF * BD Tom« Blver dm Ken White .87 pushed over three runs in the and walking only one batter. Joe fielder Ken Kroog bobbled the Cbuck Avery 45 (0 ) Kitty Alexander « I. Newman Springs tOt kailrefld *»•• nex—. t ....two. fo.„.„,r a 3-! 1 victor.J_.—y over Caredio starred for CBA and had Jim Weaver , .40 H-HENRY INN ail! Alexander •««—««-Z500 Aatwry Park—774-MOO ball. When he recovered and llAward Holomoa ...... 40 ( W Helen Rlt» ;: J)J Diane' Baron Christian Brothers Academy here help from two other' flingers. threw home, catcher John Con- Mlk» Srfjfrm _ 1 48 yesterday. Caredio went»most of the way, don put on the tag, but dropped (at Lakewood CO iAlewowl 13) • (DBA scored its run in the sec- five innings. the ball. CBA (1) BoaeUe Calh. (3) (oho Lange . 41 water pumps cost as little ond inning when Mike Fox walked Asbury plays Perth Amboy to- Jeff Zweben 39 Best Service AB R H ABRH Abe Moore 41 and Bill Laufer doubled him (IraBso.a Johnson,afl 2 0 1 Clark, o Nestor,2b 3 1 Harry VanJeZllver .47 home: Pare.rf as $11.98 installed at 3 0 0 Kavtrlck.lt 3. 1 1 Aibnry Park (0) Hamilton Weil (1) Keith Best Quality C 3 0 2 Juelli.p 3 0 1 AB n H AB R H A three-bagger and a singlo Rlatky,l(,cl 3 0 1 flhoekey.rf.... 3 0 0 TB 2 0 11 Chorba,!b 3 0 1 were responsible for Roselle's two Fox.lb 2 11 0. Boklera.3b 1 1_ Llpetz,2b 3 0 0 Bender.lb 3 0 3 Lewis,If 0 0 0 Mlnllclll.lb 10 0 TalUTalcolUbb 0 0 Grubbs,3b K'nn'y,3b,p 3 0 0 3 0\0 Sears Best Price runs in the sixth. Ed Nestor Mallta.cf 3 0 0 Condon.Cd c 0 0 Plccln'tll.ii L'fer.cr.lb 3 0 1 (at Sprint Meadon) Kurowikl.o 3 00 0 O 0 Bchneld.rt 2 0 0 • Neptune (4) reached first when the first base- McNee,2b 2 0 i Mosea,rf 2 0 Danka.cf 2 0 0 Frafik Portw'i Caredlo.p r Dick Davlei J8 (1) man dropped the throw from 2 0 0 H d'reon;ib 3 0 Cowling.p 3 0 1 luxi WaJIIng _ 3s (1) Why Pay Moref short. A balk sent him to second 0 0 0 Kts.ir Young.c Dennli vTalleri :..3J (1) Kecker.p Oarzlo.U * a Young . 40 (1) tnd he scored r\ on Barry 24 1 5 22 Wall (0) Aed Bank Tire Col ...010 000 Glenn Shelter 41 Automotive Cfenter Kaverlck'i triple. >Ka^erlck came Ronllt Cllli. —OOQ 0U x-3 Aibury F«Slt -000 OOO 0—0BO! B Brltton « SHREWSIURY AVEHUE 747-3404 home whin Rich Juelis tingled. JB— HlataV, Kaverlck. 2B—Lautir.i Hamilton — 1500 Highway $5 UcNea. JB—Bender, Cowllnt, Opw Mowiay rtww Prtday—8 to 6 p.m.; Sat. tP 3 p.m. BtuLneu Callback Held 16-Tuesday, May 3, 1?«6 THE DAILY REGISTER At Raritan High School cisabie to invest In' 'in th« faster in earoingi and price than RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP - Ths Market Prices Falter ground' types of stock' tuch " the dollar has been devaluated. Easiness Club of Raritan Town- Successful At present I favor Texaco, petroleum. What issue would you ihip High School has sponsored advise?" T.O. which has a long record of, en- its first annual business callback A) In my opinion, considering hanced earnings and price. The Graduates of 'the school who After Early Strength the "in the ground" types of shares have increased in value •re employed in the business Investing stock as a hedge against infla- more than 150 per cent over the world were Invited to give this By ED MORSE panies tacking on about a poi TWA.sank 2%. Among ftther air- tion is a rather hoary shibboleth. past decade. year'a graduating rtais and the NEW YORK (AP) - The newt These stocks faltered, too. lines, Braniff rose 3%, Delta 1%, By Roger E. Spear I like many of the oils, not be- (Mr. Spear cannot answer all Spear underclassmen an idea of what is background was good but the Rails Slip Agate Northwest iyt and Pan American cause they have assets irr themail personally but will answer waiting for them in the tyisl stock market yesterday moved The same held true for coppei 1%. Eastern fell 2%, despite a Q) "A long time ago I boughl substantial profit. ground but because in general all questions possible in his col- ness field. - record-making April. National, Irregularly lower, despite scat and tobaccos. Meanwhile, rai 55 shares of Boeing at a cost of Since your savings appear ade- they have consistently grown umn.) with a similar record, advanced R. J. Coleman, distributive ed- tered signs of strength. Trading continued their decline, worsei $2,495. Today, because of a split quate, I suggest you invest the ucation coordinator at the high was moderately active. ing it toward the end. Motoi and stock dividends, I have proceeds in American Telephone school, ipoke to the group con- Volume was 7.07 million shares. were narrowly mixed most American Motors reported shares worth $32,000. Should I 5'/i per cent debentures of 2001 cerning the business world and The Dow Jones industrial av- the day. Electrical equipment substantial loss and fell % to sell all or half and increase my at 100% to yield 5.10 per cent. oml Securities how to look for a job. erage took a moderate loss of and aerospace issues were dowi savings, which are quite substan- I would sell Big Steel, which Quotations from NASD at approximately 3:00, p.m. Bids are Inter- Considerable profit taking o< The graduates, were asked .73 at 931.95. Pfizer, which seeks Govern- tial? My stocks currently yield has got nowhere in two years in dealer prices. Prices Identified by • are Inter-dealer asked pricas. curred among recent high-flyen questions about their jobs. Airlines made the best display ment approval of two new drugs, me four percent and support spite of sharply rising earning. Inter-m Mot 9V4 j Lukens 6U « Spiral Metal Am Smelt Park headquarters would be con- shipments in March topped thi mv, Mack Trk U. S. Homes (In std 21 Magnavox 113-54 They're Unique! Ads in the verted into a branch. Km Tel Tel 59% Marath Oil Walter Reade • Sterling February records by about 3 pe; im Tob »a% 34% Martin U 9% for you aroiwd the clock. Place A hearing on the proposal will Winslow Tel, Ad Eatbn Car Air Conditioner Dealers Ksted betow cent. >mp Ine 5814 Maionlta 45 •„ >naconda 85, Merck 74% Classified. be held in June. (x) Dividend (xx) PIui Stock have taken advantage of a special pre-season This was not enough to en .rmco stl 88 MOM 624 courage Wall Street, however. Oi .rmour 43K Minn M&M rmit Ck Mo Fac A offer made by Eaton, the world's largestindepen- 1,427 issues traded, 669 fell anc shl Oil 59 i .tchlson 27 Mont ward 3d',i dent manufacturer of car air conditioners. 519 rose. New highs for the yeai .11 Befln- 3» Nil BUc 53 .vco Corp 81 >i N Cash Reg 80% The saving is being passed on to you!!! totaled 44 and new lows 60. abcock W 27% Nat Dairy 78% 3i% Nat Dlallll Average* Down la.lt ft Oh Nai Gyps 1 Bayuk Cli Nat Steel The Eaton "Tartan!!,, The Associated Press average Sell ftHO W NY eentrtl | of 60 stocks lost 1.6 at 342.2 wit* Sendlx 49H Nla M Pw the "jet age" design 7Hi No Am Av 22% industrials off l; rails off 3.1 anc Ui steel 3 Hi Nor Pac 57 Eatorf unit, is offered ioeing I49K Nwat Alrlln 55 H. utilities off .3. iorden 33% Norwich Ph. 209 V< for two weeks only at Standard and Poor's 500-stock iorn Warn «Vi Oulb Mar I »a% Erunawk • 10H 23* an unheard.of price! index declined .16 to 90.90. lucy Erla 72 'A Owens 111 \ lulova Pan Am Trading Interest was live]; 20H Param Plct .12% lurl Ind 41H Penney, JC 79)4 Jasea JI 28 62 enough to put eight of the 1 Jater Trac 41'A Pa Pw k Lt ( EATON most active slocks on the upside. Xaneae SOM Pa BR 3314 :hea ft Oh 77',4 Pepal Co (UK *250 VAI_E£ Five declined and two were un- Ihryaler 45% Perkln Elm 7711 Pflier 41% TOWNE changed. Wi Phil El Daily Register Circulation Is Up! 78 B7H ioca Cola 2«H Phlll Pet • 3214 Hess Oil, up 2'/i at 22ft, was '-. Pal Pit Steel 53 |oneof the volume leaders. It re- !olum Oaa •21%' Pub Sv E4O H Call or stop in today: iml flolv m Pullman sponded to newt that the com-Con Edle SSH RCA OIK Cos Can Reading pany's offer to buy 1,243,824 6JH Repub stl W» >rn Pd 4«H shares of Amerada from the iorning a Bevloo 40 Zell S2 ReyQ Met MVi British Government had been ac- iruc Stl Rey Tob u 29 V, Rob Controla DOUGLAS AUTO ELECTRIC cepted. Amerada rose 7J4 to 74. Jurtlss - 2314 41) Jeere St Jos Leal TWA Sink* ei>% St Reg Pap 300 MAPLE AVENUE ft Hud 37 % Bears Koeb 43 S Trans World Airlines, on the)ent Bur> 32% Shell oil 35)1 3oug Alrc »7 Sinclair 57 / RED BANK, NEW JERSEY eve of a secondary offering of al )ow Chem 711% Smith, AO «4H hnlrilnoK n1 Jrees Ind 33:1 Socony 62'4 Pont Soil P 38V4 lug. U SS last Kod . 135% Soil P *W ind John 2S ISoS «y 52H irle Lack 1% JBperrTperry Rd 'lreatone SStdd BBrand «H me cp 86'4 Eld Oil Cal jrd Mot Gtd Oil NJ 76ft. 3tn Accept Studfcbaker 3S>4, Sen Cigar S!i J Texaco 11% Sen Dynam gift I Tex Q >ul 105% _ Elec 112% I Textron en 7da 74 I Tldewat Oil 5514 ien Motors WA. I Transam«r 34% ien Pub Ut 31 ^ I Un carbide m% > Tel ft El 44 Vi Un Pec en Tire 34% Un Tank O a Fto Cp 99 Unit Alrc llletK 34 H United Cp Ien Aid 13', US Llnei 40«4 oodrlcn 66'i US Plywi 4B% oodyeir 47V4 US Rub 41) ii race Co MH4 ua Smelt' 71- t AftP 30V4 US Steel 411% 3uii on S4<4 Vaaco Metali 41S lamm Pap 51% WalworU) 12'i !erc Pdr «1% Wain B Plo 14V14V4 Cent Ind S2H wen MkU 3333 :ng,Rand 45 H Wn Un Tel 44 [11 Cent Ind 82 Vi Weatc XI • tllH jntfjjm 600 Whit* Mot M% Mtiarv • 47 Wltco Chen... 37>4 int Nick MS Woolwth 26 it Paper 30 Xerox Cp 343 Int Tel k Til 77% Trim In * T M% . American

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by Gordon Ford NEWARK - Robert F. Howat, 660 River-, Rd., Fair-Haven, will bserve his 30th anniversary, with Prudential Insurance Company Wednesday. He is assigned to the com' ny'x group pension adminls- ration division. Mr. Howat graduated from erona' High School In 1933, He CuloiU wWi \»g jnrUntieni served with ths Army In World forming wrap ilfirt fVeidi, War II. Mr. Howat Is a trustee' of the front ttxl back I1/}' thorl«r air Haven Sailing Club and is former skipper of the organiza- than regular length skirts. In ion. He is treasurer of the Jer- sey Shore Pop Warner Football trtwltr twirl, whit*, gold and League and is also treasurer of he Fair Haven Pop Warner team. Mr. Howat is married to the former Virginia Kastner Duck- worth of Montclalr. They have wo daughters. 3 Drivers Pay Fines RUMSON-Magistrate William :irkpatrlck last night fined hree persons for motor vehicle Get it daily—delivered to your home iolations. Peter W. Roache of New hrewsbury wai assessed $10 for lillng to yield the right of way > another car. Charles Krets- THE DAILY REGISTER imeier of Ocean Ave., Sea the fair ' (right, was fined $10 for falling > have a motor vehicle in- In jected. Marshall Brown of Beach- RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN - FREEHOLD - LONG BRANCH country clothes shop I for Women ood Ave., Long Branch, was ned $5 for a noisy muffler vio- tion. 741-0010 Fined $3 for allowing a dog to at Urge was 'fceorge Kav. of Buttonwood La., hen. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTEO-MALE THE DAILY REG1STEH ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOS FOR JALE AUTOS FOR SALE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES HELP WAOTED-FEMALE , M»y 3, 1966—17 rUBLIC NOTICES 1M3 FOBD OALAXIZ — Converttkle. J965 EVINRUDE MOTOR fttletmta tM thote wbo w«ji to bt: White, V-ft. Power steering. Automatl*:. 1962 T-BIRD - LANDAU MANPOWER, INC. SURVEYORS No money dawn. 130.83 montiL lie- TilU, one-owner, cxctllent Best ol- 'OUR -gaiok urn rambii f« UBthy Chevrolet aril 101. *l,25 NO EXPERIENCE HELP WANTED-MA1B Its, 4iaeM. Mt Will audl. r. 67I-O4T1. Three h.p. tfevtr used. if £t*m#orjuy tultcmeoti. To Party Chief rUMBLER 1M3 STATION W*/GON — H5 IMPALA COWVERTIBI.E — V* T41-731S atti, Ci trcUT OVIR PAYMENTS oo existing bal- •ouled. Ko mooey down. (62.73 month. TypliU NECESSARY Experienced in Boundary bdanoff Comet Acceptance Corp.. 1000 "cCAKthy Chevrolet. Ml-llOl. 1 SKIFF — 70 h.p. Orey. Two bunk Offlct machine operator! SECURITY GUARDS •••:. WANTED Mun Sj:. Brtillty Beach. 77MHO0. ledi galley, navy top. plus trailer. < Secretaries WE'RE STILL GROWING «nd Subdivision work. ieft half M JVM Wln-a-check. Also, •ONTIAC 1866—b Is for you To arrange for intHr- fessional training, Incorpor&tlnf pro- DRAFTSMAN or JUNIOR EN'GINKBT 486-2871. iu. Jh^'tV-8, four-barrel carb. Auto- black Interior, »1595. 229-1653. talance. Comet AcceplarJce Corp.. 1000 iew. call 747-3443. Ask lor Mrs. Sherer. Eresslve success-proven ludio-visutl With some experience In \A,\nl layoul Jain 81., Knulley Beach. T75-O400. H.P. OUTBOARD — Sea King. Used ABY SERVICE, INC., 124 S. 15th. St., s&l«a techniques. ngineerlnB work relutcil t>i letlc, . radio, heater, power steering, 1963 PLYMOUTH SAVOY — Sedan, Slx- 'ery tittle. Perfect condition. Call after jttion and rnalntenancc ol 1ftrge in PRODUCTION TRAINEES hlle*4Jl#, two snow tires. Good condl- cyllnder. Automatic. Clean. No money 959 RAMBLKH — Kour-door sedan. p.jn. 7M-9216. '• on. 164-5134. down. »32.97 month. McCARthy Chev- ALEfl REPRESB/WATIVB — PftH You must be Interested In career du*trlfll plants. Knowledge t>r h"»ic ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLERS rolet. 291.1101. 175. Call evenings. .4' BOAT and trailer. 35 h.p. Johnson ime womari needed In Mata-wan-Uld which olfers hlih Immediate Income, glneerlriK fundamentals and design Guaranteed 40-hour week with a grow- UJMa Magnetic. DeLuxe live pas 671-4HG6 ectric motor and controls, $160: If letown areas. To repreaent Lullabye opportunlllpii a ffo r rapiid advancementd , nlmhle, but not liecesaa-ry, it w.li J% g company. Fringe benfflia. Contact lenfer. Leather bucket seats, four 1961 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER — 962 THUNDEItBIRD—, BISck. Sharp. )ia.per Ber%ice. Very good salary, co security and preaUge. learn. Conuct American 8mfllinj( ami Stallinga, Buck Engineering Co., ipeed stick shift, four cyl., 25 miles Black four-door hardtop, power steer- nterestol call after 6 J3.ni._7«-2B24, Refining Co., 1160 State St.. Perth Am- r Jo money down. £52.45 a month. Me- 14' OUTBOARD — With IB h.p. motor nlsalon plus car allowance. For ap Rt. 34. Wall Twp, ptr gal 1275. Call 7(174080, Ing, brakes, windows and seats. lU(li JARthy Chevrolet, 291-1101. ointment call 50&-8S88. LIBERAL FRINGE BENEFITS, IN- boy. N. J. I tOpposite Jilfinmouth Airport) rii heater. 364-5B72 after » p.m. ind trailer. Must sell to best offer CLUDE COMPANY-PAID HOSPITAL- "AU Equal Opportunity Employer" 061 FORD RANCH WAOON — 8-cyl. Jail after 7:30, 747-0388. 1962 CORVETTE 1»61 VALIANT — V-20O wagon. Auto- IZATION. A CONTINUING BONUS EN OVEil 21 YBARS — ExpariBRced nder, automatic transmission, radio, 14" AMESBURY SKIFF — 714 h.p. LADIES - PART-TIME PROGRAM AND ATf/AtL-EXPEK inch prernt operators. Steady ,work Convertible. Four speed stick. 3D0 h.p. matlc. No money down. 820.98 month. •eater, W25. 842-2263. • 17 to 6»-G liar ante ed 11.50 to $2.00 pt>r (FOR HU6BAND AND WIFE), 5-DAY lth overtime. Also openlngi In pack- Excellent condition. (2,193. Call 774-1592 McCARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. Evlnrude. Three folding boat seats, mur according to anility, If you have after 9 p.m. &63 COIIVAIH — Buck, retl Interior cuahlorts. 1150, lo Kemp Ave., Rum. ANNUAL CONVENTION. ROUTE iK department. Apply In person. Eitey 1959 PLYMOUTH WAOON mcket seata, stick shift, red racing three noun to spare, anytime of day, Uelal Products. 1 Catherlnt SU, Rid I8J3 IMPALA CONVERTIBLE — V-8. Best offer, Call after five itripe. wire wheels snd aptanew. 22, and have car and phone call the A 2^-hour proiram is a MUST Sank, Very clean. No money down. SS3.95 872*273 100 miles. tl.OOO. 741-7623. t) .. OPEN SKIFF — FloeraiM bottom nearest number. 666-2019, 775-1063. 462- So You Can Evaluito US iRIDDLE MAN — Experienced. Over feionth. McCARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. Mark 75 Mercury, all electric. Sea ,074, or evenings 449-41G2. And Wa Can evaluate You SALES DODCJE CORONET — Six, slick. I960 OLDSMOBILE — Dynamic 88. worthy. $525. Call 5-8 p.m. 261-3926. yean old. Perklni Panoak* -Home, 196S VOLVO —.1228 — 18,000 MILES Runs well. 135. Call Automatic, power ateerlnK and brakes. B0 PROFIT GUARANTEE — For To set!, deliver and mercbandiia our twy. 35. Mlddletown. Bent offer 291-1393 sklnj 1650. Call 281-3664. ;hree evenings per week plus profi Ba Our Luncheon Gueit products on established routes. Muet 6714828. • Dorms for qviall fled people. Demon- MEN - STUDENTS 1964 MONZA COUPE — Automatic. CHRYSLER 1964—Sedan. TAKE OVEf] BUSINESS NOTICES itrals Princess House Decorators Ac be neat and personable with food head OLOBMOBIUE 1961 (STATION WAOON No money down. S40.M month. Me- PAYMENTS on existing balance. Com :es8f>rles. Free tralrflng, 747-0319. " WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 tor fl»Ti«». AND SHIFT WORKERS —TAKfc OVER PAYMENTS on exist- CARthy Chevrolet. 2914101. !t Acceptance Corp., 1000 Main St. . OABSONE — Conorete driveway] :onvenlenl three hours a day. Gilir- ing balance. Comet Acceptance Corn., 3ra41*y Beach. 775-0100. nd p&lios a specialty. All masonry. 40HT FACTORY WORK — Paid holl- AT 12 NOON Apply In person dally 9-1 1000 Main 81., Bradley Beach. 775-0400. THUNDERBIRD — Sport Free estimates. 291-9395. ays and vacation. Other frlnje bene- inteed 11.25 to 12.25 ner hour accord- Stick shift with overdrive. tl,K». Cal 1962 CHEVY II NOVA — Convert;. . its. Apply in person at Sslmon Paper AT THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING n( to anility'. Csr and phone require . 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — nun roof. Mint 741-3058 after 4 p.m. No money down. $32.97 a month. Me- LAWN MAINTENANCE; Box Co., 29 New Brunswick Ave., Tor Interview csll oK-2019. 775-10SJ, condition. tOX. Call CARthy Chevrolet, 291-110^ Latmfl cut, trimmed fertilized a*ft< Matawari. BUTTONWOOD MANOR CO. OF N. Y. iS2-1074, or evenings 4l9-il«2. 747-2860. 1965 CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT - Reliable service. Call 747-1681. IU. IS and Asbury Park Circle 327 300 h.p. Four speed. Excellent con TEMPEST 1963 — Convertible. Abs WOMAN — Live in. Not afraid of RESTAURANT . Asbury park DRIVER — Part-time, momlnfs. 19J» MODEL "T" TOURING—Restore ditlon. Call 254-1749. lutcly no cash needed down. BarA w.. FIREPLACES A SPECIALTY — Al! work, lond of children. Good i%omo, iteany work. Community Cleanera, Lit- as original. Drive it home. Call 747 finance (695 al J7-80 weekly. OJI col- typea of masonry. CHARLES HOWER. food salary, rood treatment. 7t7-3722. Rt. 34 IF Sliver. Ttl-0677. 2131 1962 FALCON SEDAN — No mone] lect PA 1-710O OASIS MOTORS, Rt. Contractor. Call 747-4479. MaUwan, N.J, SUPERINTENDENT — Reliable down. $23.97 month. McCARthy Chev DENTAL AaeiSTANT—Two day«. Must bbandd aaiui i wwifee to takake carcre UJTO MECHANIC — KxpsrUnwd. 1M4 FORD OALAX1E "500" — 3» rolet. 291-1101. FOUNDATIONS, chimneys, fireplaces, tn» able manager snd have bubbly per- An Iqml Opportunity Employer .electricallltill y hheated d garded n apartment Qood working condition!. Company «Ju. In. Four-speed. Very sharp, N ,964 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS — Pow- patios, driveways, sidewalks. Call aftr sonality, Write Dr. Wott, 33 Hard lug benefits. Apply I»ck Matthew*. Red money down. SM.05 month, McCARthy MASERATl — 1060, 3,500 GT. Mus 6 p. mi- .787-M28. In Red Bank. Oal! MU 7-2701 evenings. Hank Auto Imports, lift X. Newman sell thin week. Wilt accept reasonabli er steering. V-B, bucket spats. Low Rd., Red Bank. ASSISTANT JOB BUPT. — Tor Con- I to 10, 7«-3«M. Chevrolet. 291-1101. 20'a. Guaranteed. »1650. 666-a226 after FENCES PAINTED — Rail fencea offer. Bee any day at Freehold Lura p.m. BOOKKEEPERS struction Company. Current project. 42 1O0K.KEJ5PER — Some experience 19(9 CORVETTE — Two lops, fuel In- ber Co. 40J-I6C0. specialty, flood work, reasonable. Call TYPISTS-OLBRKS homes. Write "AY.," Box 520, Red Permanent position. Red Bink office HTFFWORKERS-STUPENTS jection. Good condition. Best offer. 1956 CHEVROLET — Oood ahapt. after % p.m. 281-3247. KEYPUNCH OPERATORS Bank. Oood future. Send resume 10 "B.A.," iftMe call after 6. '. "• PONTIAC 1M3 ORANP PRIX—TAK Cam extra $"iO. per week. Part-t!m<. OVER. PAYMENTS on existing bal Reasonable price. . GRASS CUTTING aKCRETARIES METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Co. Box 520, lied Bank. 'lire? fiuurs a day. Call 291-1S87. CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE - ajice. Comet Acceptance Corp.,, 100 Call 717-6194. Pay by the Week or by the Month, CLERKS dales-service. We train. Fringe bene- 1961. Black, while top, red Interior, Main St., Bradliy Bwch. 775-0100. I960 FALCON — Two-dour, stick: $39.1. Fair-rale. Call M2-1J47 after 4 p.m. rite.* Equal opportunity employer, Mr. Xf tEll OlJfiE 1IEU* WANTE^ — Good condition. 222-6S51. We have • many temporary openings ALE Some high school education. 1934 IMPAT.A — V-8. Convertible. lull price. No money down. McCAR- GROWING PAINS? Call Ever Oreei in the local area for tnnse with above Cann'ella; 747-2200-lp 8 p.mr • -- x'jprlprni* riol nocensary. *;If"'tfi[.r."' 1991 FALCON — Radio, heater. Auti money down. (^4.05 month. McCARth: thy Chevrolet. 291-1101. Landscaping. All phases of landscaplni skills. It you are Interested In tem- ppiy Waterforri QlitaB, 1ft South 1th tnatlc transmission. ExcellerA condition Chevrolet. 291-1101. ;955 MERCEDES — Red, 190 8L re. including malntenaripe. Weekly, month- porary work why not come In and JNSTRUMENTMECHANICS, EXECUTIVE TRAINING vc.. Long Branch. W0. 7«l-60fT after 5 p.m. itored. Beautiful corAlitlon. Rebuilt ly or Beeson. F. Intermeaoll. 787-0818. register? ELECTRICIANS, Cnnmimer tlnanca Industry. Age 21 IE*) OLD9MOBILE 8TAKFIRE engine, transmission. Newly painted. ^ NO FEE CHARGED Must be alert, clear thinker, and hive IXCELbENT OPPORTUNITY for five SM COVAIR COUPE - Automatic Coupe. Beige with saddle leather .up BLACKTOP DRIVEWAYS — Top soil gure -Income. Experienced, man pse- Must be seen, $1,000. 1960 CITROEN fill dVrt, grading, bulldozing, dry welli MACHINISTS, executive ability to manage offlct with lo money down. J37.83 month. McCAR< holstery. Power equipped. Bucket seats station wagon, spare parts, manual, Ace Temporaries proper training within one year. Top rrert, hul will consider trainee. Draw hyjjjievrolet. 291-1101. Asking 11,575. Cull 741-6730. and bacluioe work. Call Charles Dobbi MILLR1GHTS •alary plus bonus. Profit sharing and ionvnensurate with ability. Call Mr. Excellent transportation, S25O. *28 Rlv 6710335. 23 While Bt. 717-MM Shrewsbury tlnnear for appointment. THE 3KR(t 995'. RAMBLER CLASSIC — Statlor 1962 IMPALA SPORT COUPE — V-8 er Rd., Fair Haven. 747-2439. MUST HAVE RAD THREE YEARS pension plans. Apply Pat Malont, Man- SMITH OARMW1 LAWN SERVICE ager,' Bell Finance Co /Hwy. 88, At* LOBNCr \ew Jersey'*- Mrcest reel' raron..- Low mileage. Must gell. Ex- automatic. No money down. $35.9 MERCURY J9S2 — Station wagon. Not 'AKT-TIMS HELP — Four or five •pprenUced training anil three yean lentlal real esute Merfcy. Ml-t200, client cAndltlon. Call 797-0291. month. McCARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101 Complete 747-5954 Service mornings & week. In prtvaia home. Journeymen's experience. lantlo Highlands. 381-2300. one cent of your owri cash necessary i WEEKLY OR MONTHLY RATEfl down. Bank will einance $695 a» $8.4 Navesink area. Must have own car. E. I. DUPONT weekly. Call collect. PA 1-7100, WASH LEAN CELLARS, YARDS, OARAOEI Call 201-2S7B before • a.m. or after MAN 119 to 28) AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE MOTORS, Rt 9, Sayreville. — Have truck. Light hauling. Call lite 5 p.m. Photo Producti Plant 3 P.m. 741-2U9. OOOK—Houaenrofker, downataln only. Parlin, N.J. 1962 IMPALA — Four-door hardtop. Bleep In or out. Prefer driver. Refer- An Iqual Opportunity Employer LARGE NEWARK FIRM V-B. Loaded. No money down. $35.T( BAKED ENAMEL ALUMINUM GUT- — And carp»rH»r'i Seeklni pleasant, personable, ambitious ence! required. Excellent salary. 717 BARBER — Or haroer'a apprentice. «lpeni. xp^ ced, Report to Job. month. McCARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. TERS and leaders. Reasonable pricr 2605. Albert's Barter Shop, Keansburg. 568- young man to work for LONG BRANCH A.D. Steward, 842-0258, Country Farm* on LorJfitrert Rd office In PROMOTIONAL field, GUAR- _980 FORD CONVERTIBLE — Re( 1137. Holmdel. HOME OWNERS... vrltii black top. Radio, heater, powe ALESGIRL — Experienced only. Pull ANTEED SALARY 10, (350 per motttn steering, new whltewall tires, new top r part Ume for children's wear shop PACKERS WANTED — Experienced 'ANTBD YOVNd MAN — Over 21 to Mle In training CAR NECESSARY. EMPLOYMENT In Llltle Sliver. Call 741-0078. IrJ packing china, etc., tor Household •aln forPuilitant manager; must t>i CALL MR. GATES 222-3590 - and battery. »25. 7V1-8558 after 5. Goods Moving and Storats Company. HELP WANTED—FEMALE FEMALE CLERK—Must be accurate Illlrig fp work afternoons and' eve. VOLK3WAOBN CAMPER. Apply In person at Anderson Bros., tots, Including wcek«ndi, ilx d»yi NEED A CAR? With side tent, roof rack, aky light. and like workins with rifujes. Ability Inc., 51-53 Mechanic St., Red Hank. RETAIL SALESMAN ^ Fun time, . to type. Liberal benefits. Apply Atci AprtyCOMM UNITY THEATER, Katoo- Voun« nnen'a and boys' elothint a..j 1960 model with 1914 motor. Call 747- town. In pemon. . How Would You Like Te Purchai* A Car, Coniolidit. 9239. KEYPUNCH Ceramics, Hwy. 36, Keypojt. NEEDED — Two aggressivs young furnishings. We will train willing ap- men Interested In learning a trade. plicant. Apply In person, 9.-30 to noo.i, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY , — One Earn while you learn, plus other com- All Your Billi And Htvt Extra Cash In Your Pockit? PLUS 1982 OLDSMOBILE — Convertible — girl office. Excellent typing and short- Ir. NaKlaon, J. Krldel, Broad and Power steering and brake*. One own- OPERATOR twny beneflU. Call 747-1721, for ap- Front Sle., or phone 741-O300 for ap- Lower All Your Preient Paymtnlt At Thi Samt Timal hand required. Borne knowledge of pointment. " DEPT. MANAGERS er. 11095: 566-1226 after 6 P.m. Immediate opening for an operatoi bookkeeping. Start immediately. Reply pointment, " An equal opportunity «m- with a minimum of two yeari > ex- 'ioyer. 1B63 VALIANT — Four-door ied«n. perience with 024, 026 and 05S. >.O. Box 436, Red Bank, stating mall- FOR. OUR INTERESTED? No money down. $32.97 month. Me- /.cations and experience. CAR POLISHER MUTUAL FUNDS — Life Insurance CARthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. Good starting rate, excellent compan DRUGS AND COSMETICS — Part- Opportunity for experienced man to GARDEN CENTER eejes — Leads and prospect praduelni ~ -958 MERCEDES-BENZ — Type 219. benefits, completely air condition time, Mgttta. Permanent. Professional work with established local automobile ttera furnished free. Call M2-1ICW- CALL US NOW—774-9000 Radio and heater. Two rAw snow Urei, plant. Call for appointment dally 1:15 Pharmacy. 134 Broad St., Rtd BarM. acency. Top working conditions, fringe wi tr« anxloui ror an tmbltloui, ORILL MAN - Full time, Apply in Good condition. $350. Call alter 5, M a 4:15, Mrs. BaUlnger, 229-1100, ExL WAITRESS WANTED — Experienced. benefits. Apply In person at Russell ener|«Ue, ilneere Individual. Good p«raon, Bonanza Sirloin P1L B2H Hwy, 8991. •' 328, Oldsmoblle-cadlliac Co., loo Newman wiiea with incflntlve. Vo expsrtme* S, Mlddletown. Full or part-time. The Bow Knot Res- Springs Rd. Bed gank. Ask for Mr. tanrant, 69 Broad Bt, Red Bank. : neceittry. We will train you! Apply .980 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON An equal opportunity emcloyer _ Orleg. In per Km to Itor* minigtr this — ParJcwood. Power steering, radio. BOOKKEEPER PORTER 1450. Call 7414731. . Experienced law YOUNG MAN - WWr* to team shoe jffice. Oood nrary',. Call for inter trade., Apply Plx Footwear Co., 1031 Immediate, hill tint* opening. T a.m. FORD — Four.door hardtop con- 1 A. I. view. 747-3T30. Rt. • 33, Mlddletown. No phone calla. "FAMILY CIRCLE to 3 p.m. or a a.m. to 4 p.m. Excel- vertible, Ne'dj minor work, $50. Oal] CLEANING WOMAN — Ps.rt or lull lent working condition!. Will train. Ap- 5-8 p.m. .264-3926. Monmouth Piiwy, W. Long Branch DISHWASHER — Oood steady year DEPARTMENT STORES ply In person. time: Sunset Motel - round employment. Must apply in ,per. SALES SALE - 1995 Dark ejreen Volksw»«e HOUBEWORKBB — Sleep-In. Refe 294-4600. MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN Radio, sunroof. $1100. Call after 5, encea. Call ° ion; no phone calls. HOWARD JOHN- Eatontown 329-4183. Monday to Friday. 843.3040. . WAITRESSES — Full and part-time, SON RESTAURANT, Hwy. 3S, Middle- B25 Hwy. 35 Mlddlltown Lunch and dinner. Call or apply Don town. "An Equal Opportunity Employer" REGISTERED NURSE — With ope Quixote Inn, Rt, 34, Matawan. 566-7977, BARTENDER WANTED - Nlfhtl. I960 VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent run. atlng room experience. Doctors office. Apply Pleaaar/t Valley Im. Hwy 14, ning condition. New engir>e. Clean in- ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER — 37V1. CARPENTER'S HELPER terior.' Radio, heater, auiwoof. $750, 8:30-5. Write "B.M." Box S20, Red PROOF PASSES EXPERIENCE — Holmdel. (M-MM. Bar*. our week. All company beneflta. .Ap- Call 591-9634, alter I p.m. Top pay, ample local work. Call Mon- (3all 264-1139 atter 7 p.m. • ply In person, Shop-Rite of Middletown, day throufh Friday, 10 to J, M2-I620 HANDYMAN WANTED — For one BONANZA NURSES 'AIDES — From 7 a.m. 1200 Hwy. 35. YOUNO MAN — About 23, who U month's work to perform vurloui 'Jobs 3:30 p.m. Good pay, Emery Mano: polite eager and would like to leirn KITCHEN MAN — Full-time. Dish >n preparation (or the. coming season. . TRUCKS FOR SALE Nurslnr Home. S6M400. BBAitmclAN — Part-time or full time. the trade of typewrller mechanic. Must washing, kitchen maintenance. Llgh $1.75 per hour. Apply In person, thip- Wltn followlnj. Call 741-2292. Colonial be mechanically minded and have s work. Benefits, vacation. Eatontowi Ahoy Beach Club, Ocean Ave., 8e«. 1 NO MONEY DOWN I 1 USED «nd NEW I ! .;—RAY TECHNICIAN — Experienci House, 778 Silver Rd., Fa4r Haven. sincere - desire to Improve himself, ares. Call 532-3305. J. Radlce. Bright, t In doctor's office helpful. BuJJ, or part Underwooew d AgencyAgency,, Ellis Officee 8up If you are looking for used, we have time. Good aalary, benefits. 741-36O0 TWO WAITRESSES WANTED — : C 162 MonmouMoutth St Red Bank CARPENTER AND CARPENTER'S It or will be taking'It In trade. BUT Steady and part time. Apply in person, p:y Co., 162 h St., Red Bank. EXPERIENCED BUTCHER HELPER - Steady work, call atter . '. . let me show you hnw to go New WORLD'S LARGEST COSMETIC COM- Caramel Restaurant, 29 Broad Bt., OARPET MECHANIC'S HELPER Holmdcl Meat Packing, Holnrlel, Rd, « p.m. 531-2683. F International for Jtut « little more. Ask PANY naa openings for qualified ladles Red Bank. Call Holmdtl, N.J. Call 6«M5to. Part-time- work showing Avon Products. 284-3370 MEN'B CLOTHING SALESMAN — 4 NEW 1966 for Walt at Maurlcs echwartl k Sons, In Mlddletown, Red Bank. Fair Haven WA1TREB3. — For Balordaye, Apply CARETAKER Career opportunity, selling men's fine 141 W. Front Bt., Red Bank. 747-0717, Call 741-4343 or Write Mrs. Margaret In person. Burger Bowl, 18 White Bt. experienced lUperintttidMit. Alt phas suits and .coats. Must be willing and ' ! 1»56 IMTERNATIONAL flat body, Hy- Oulotla, P.O Box 666, Red Bank. Red BarJk. VENDING TRAINEE of estate supervision. Challenging am able to serve our clientele Ir/ ~a pro- draulic" dump, A-1 condition. 60 W. A large national full llnb vending and responsible opportunity. Good salar fessional manner. Apply In perion, "GO GO" DANCERS — Over 21. DICTAPHONE TYPIST — Experienced, Kxcellfnt living quarter!. Pleaum CHEVROLETS Washington, Atlantic Highlands. 3tl perlenced. Must have costumes. 9-5 p.m. $70 per week. Fringe benefits food service company h&s an opening 9:30 lo noon. Mr. Natelson, U. Krldel, 1785. ManAcer Inc., 4 W. Front St., Red for a trainee In automatic food service. wnrklns cornlltlona. Write 321. Jerse: Broad and Front Sta,, or pbone T41- Seashore night club. Call for audlUoi Opportunity for ambitious young man Oly, N. J., or call 201 HE 4-600, Ext 5300 for appointment. An equaT'etK ltd FORD F-100 PICKUP TRUCK - between «:30 and 7:30. 787-0990. to progress in a rapidly growing In- 202. State salary requirement ant^ti portundty employer. V-S engine, custom cab, two-tons paint, SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Part- dustry. Must have mechanical aptitude perlence. chrome bumpers and grill, whltewall PARTICULAR TYPE WOMAN tlme, 3-M ahlft. Steady work. 7«1- tires, radio. »14M. Call 671-1113. 1T60,, and be bondable. Fringe benefits. Call USED OAiR &ALKSMAN — Take over . Full-Tlme 671-9342. ' ' . lot. Muat have ixperlenc« to buy and (More Cluitfltd Adf l964Ch.vy IL. ft«J CHEVROLET DELIVERY TRUCK Woman wanting an opportunity to COUNTBK GIRI,,, WANTED - And RECEIVING CLERK — Muat drive car "elaell.l App]y Dick iiAtthi-wn, Rtd Ban* Oood condition, • $100. a week also lead to manage! C»rhopj. Apply in pepion, 1 to 5 p.m. for dally messenger routine, Permenant Auto Imports, 119 I. IVewnun Sprtngi On HM Nut Ttft) Call 741-9193 position. Three Seasons Drive-In, Hwy St. Rd, 1966 Corvair . Part-Time Leonardo. position with full benefits. Phone Per- 1981 — % TON Chevrolet four-wneel sonnel Dept.. .Rlvervlew Hospital. Red Two to three hours a day. Flextbli Bank. 1*1-2700. drive truck with or without power anC4 hours. Earn $30 to $40 a week. Matun WOMAN WANTED — To live In and HELP WANTED-MAXJE HELP WANTE1V-MALE N*w 1966 Malibu Sport Coup* plow. One owner, food mileage. Cr woman over 30 years of age. Hazl ca/refar Invalid. Call- between T-« p.m, EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATION be eeen at Val'a* Gajrden Center, Hw) and .Mlddletown area open. Become ATTENDANT needed"— Call N»jv 1966 Biieayn* 35, Hlddletown, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fulierette. Call 291-1687. BOOKKEBPER-35 hour week. Knowl- 486-26,71 " edge of typing and general office MEDICAL TECHNICIAN — Ixperl work. State age, experience and sal- PART TIME EMPLOYEES — Day and N«|« 1966 Bel Air ... MOTORCYCLES enced. Full or pa.rt-time. Oood salar 1 evening work available. See Robert benefits. Call 741-3600. ary desfcred. "B.N. BBox f>20, Red Halsey, Boro Busses Co., 4(6 Shrews- Bank, bury Ave., ghrew»ttury. LAB ASSISTANTS 1966 Impala Sport Coup* '.. CAR WASHERS: FULL TIME ONI/. 1948 HARLEr DAVIDSON — Olrls. 19 to 25, lor detailing cara For our Research and Development laboratories. At RUNS. $175 cleaning Inside windows and outsld< HELP WANTED-MALE SALESMEN WANTED -.NiSji|r 1966 Caprie* Wagon ...... 291-1)698 drying. No experience necessary. Qoot Leads furnished,/big opportunity, high least one yetvr of college chemistry for engineering pay. No canv.tsitaf. Call 140-6100. tor wages. Apply »Country Budser Oar PRODUCTION Lppolntment. / required. • ' -' MOBILE HOMES iVaii, Hwy 35, Mlndlelowj. v NURSES AIDES — 7 a.m. to 3 go EMPLOYEES ALL AROUND' MACHINIST — Apply J McCARthy CHEVROLET Five-day week. Paid holidays and va In person, Elebtro Impluse 'Laboratory, SMALL TRAILER — 24' longxS'. Oood Good starting salary 208 Hlvor 8t/ RedJBank. ' condition, reasonable. See at 145.. Laurel cations. Apply In parson,. Brookda: Excellent benefit program Ave., and 4th St., West Keansbuig. Nursing Home, Hwy. 35, Hazlet. Hospltallzatlon EQUIPMENT OPERATORS - AND PRODUCTION WORKERS RT. 36 & 1st AVE. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS r Life lnsuTancs jlRADERMAN / CUSTOM-MADE — *25>* ^uira-oeu. ORDER WR1T1CR— to »U Retirement' TRUCK DRIVERS/ Rotating Shifts. High school graduates only. High 55x10. 9x10 ExpB.nrta~fO$m with washer SECRETARY—No ateno—Newark $11 Call 6S1-J0O0 / : 291-1101 and dryer. Call yO, 264-5S98. PAYROLL SUPERVISOR— . »H ARMSTRONG CORK CO. starting rates, plus premium pay for shift work. ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY $ I DISHWASHER WANTED,'— APPLY 1965 NEW MOOS'— ftlxlO. No down Beer* and Francis St., Keyport — rrr p VAIjKy^ rjqj^ SECRETARY—Aerospace - ope: An Equal Opportunity Employer payment, assume the mortgage. Wall- GA'L, FRIDAY—Shorthand $ RT 34, Hoi: .del,- to-wall carpeting. Partially furnlahid ACCOUNTINO OLERK—Type $ FLOUR VTAXERS — Experience pre- Many extras. Call 671-1747. - . CLERK-TYPIST— $ ferred, but wUl teach ambitious man. WEN WANTED LAB ASSISTANTS CAMPERS HEADQUARTERS IS NOW CLERK-TYPIST— ' $ For a ruture with a growing firm BOOKKEEPER—Full charge to $1 call 2U-SS01. loin Hie tea n at McDonald's If you an OPEN t, neat, young or old, and For our Research and Development laboratory. Ro- See the HIGHUGHT and HILLTO! MEDICAL SBCRjyTARY— $ physically f . PARTIAL LISTING DIESEL MECHANIC — Bteady employ- an willing > do your ahare. Stop in at tating shifts. High school graduate, with high trailers. Immediate delivery on al ment, food working conditions 41 models. Buy now ami beat the salei hours per week. Apply to Wm. Paafch, MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN tax. Rentals and tales. Open till S Ace Employment Agency mechanical aptitude required. FOR A GOOD BUY Boro Busses Company, «5 Shrewsbury 929 Hwy. 35. Hlddletown State Hwy. 33 * 34, Colllngawood Park 23 White SL 747-3494 Sbrewabui '—., Shrewsbury. ; NO, LOWER PRICES ANYWHERE Farmlngdale, N.J. l)6S-2Oie or 449-4771 We need full or part-time workers for R.N/S AND L-P.N.'S AND NURSEI CAR WASHERS — PULL OR PART. days or eyettlnga. • PERMANENT POSITIONS . EXCELLENT WORKING. 1991 GREAT LAKES TRAILER AIDE* — Needed [or brand new nur TIME — Expe'lance preferred but not 10x55' partially furnished, carpeted Ing home. For Interview, call 229-43 necessary. Good wages. Apply Country CONDITIONS AND LIBERAL EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 150% CADILLACS 100% Owrftr transferred. Must aell 532-2823. or 7218200. •er Car Wash, Hwy 85, Mlddletown. HELP WANTED-MALE FINANCING Always 40 GUARANTEE HOUSEKEEPERS NEEDED — For APPLY PERSONNEL EIPARTMIHT WEEKDAY! S JL.UM P.U. on all Idle Wt. Finance In Stock WANTED AUTOMOTIVE new minting home. For interview, call . Our Own Cars model uud can 226-4300 or 721-8200. MEN WE PICK UP JUNK CARS — Twli LEGAL SECRETARY - Must hav< Opportunity for general factory work. YOUNG MAN Brook Auto Wrecking. Call 542-2235 o: minimum, ot three years recent leg*: No experience necesssry. steady, day '<] FORD nm •a CADILLAC UJtJ 747-0262 shift employment. 40 hours per week. To. learn reitaurant buii- UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION Country squlra experience, Including negligence plead Apply Atlantic Tile Mfg. Co., Atlantic •Muat be willing to Coups DsVllle, COMPACT — J964, tour-door Chevy I Ings and some Real Estate experience Ave.,-Matawan. • " .... k and have a good Stgtlon Wogon. Full power. Dodge, Falcon, Valiant. Low mileage. Air conditioned modern office. To] appearance; excellent PLASTICS DIVISION — Air cond. No dealers. 741-4377. salary. Excellent working condition! DRIVERS — Experienced In'handling I •tahlng salary, plus va- I BUICK River Rd. ' ' Bound Brook •15 FORD UTtS Long Branch area. Write "B.O." Bo Household goods. Apply in person fit I cation, Red Bank area, Skyvltw Station •i! CADILLAC Ulfi 520, Bed Bank Anderson Bros., Inc., M-53 Mecfimic, Sleady all year, work, An Equal Opportunity Employer ^~ -Wooen. Nine poss. Falcon convertible. Coupe DeVllle. All •OATS AND ACCESSORIES St., Red Bank. " day ilil ft. Call 586-5760, •U COMET Poyer. Air Cond. WANTED EXPERIENCED HAIR after 5 p.m. 'MKIVIERA IlltJ DRESSER — Hair Design Studio. Cal MEN: — Hobby racew&y dftilres full, Catallna canvertlblt. TWO HARINEl ENGINES (Parts)-Wltl 842-0016.'. and rMLrt-ttme counter help. Apply In '•;• AM povw. V-l. Power. drive, 130, SO hp,, 16x19 propeller, lei person, MONMOUTH HOBBY RACK-j •M CADILLAC urn hand, One AriJee shift unit, 18' Inboard OPERATORS on overlook and Merrow WAY, Locust Ave.,1 W. Long Brunch; •14 lUICK lltH •U FORD >im Coups. wltn • 75 Qray 187-1451 after 5 p.m. machines. /Steady work. John Klnkel at fcflcr 1 dMftgaflE^ca.11 239-5600. :CIWtra 225 four door Country Squirt. Nina Sales SAILBOATS Rental Sons, 44 Apply St., New Shrewsbur: . , hordtoo. Air cond. pott. Station Wagon. •M CADILLAC U4M Larson-Mis Paceshlp Lonesta: EXPERIENCED OPERATORS GAS AnENDANT *4O(.DS »im Sktmmar Viking Snarfc Batontown Dresa UFg. Service etallon night shirt; full •U CORVAIR tl'M Coups DeVllle. CHRYSLER OU1BOARD8 Phone 542-3555. •Joptr H four doer •Air Cond. 229-3569 for Interview. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY .Monxa convertible. MONMOUTH MARINA -*- .; hardtop. 41 West St.. Monmouth Beach 222-3(9: CAftPEMTERS — Experienced men! wanted for .at leut six monthi for A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS I 'M MNTI/kC tltti •M CHEVY »1)M 'M CADILLAC HIM 32' OWENS FLAOBHIP — Cabin sltepi BEAUTICIANS - WANTED Bltcayne. steady work on new Ranney School . ^Cotallno hwo-door • Sedan. DeVllle. two. New canvas top, 100 h.p. motor, Steady. Also weekend operators, Mui irt New a»rew»bury. Call Mr. Ranndy. '- • hordtop. Automatic Trans. with accessories. Call after 5 p.m. be expert. Extra large Beauty fialoi 8*2-1650./ I : Air cond. 1, 512-0736. Apply In person: •4) OLD5MOBILB •M CHEVROLET bftn and black. WANNER'S OF SWITZERLAND ' . FjtS Cultats conv. LOW PRICES—On left over 1965 John, Addlag Machines — Typewriters General Contractors Impala four-door son MotorB. An authorized Johi RL 35, Mlddletown Shopping Cent' Painting and Decorating hardtop. Ail power. 'u CADILLAC nm dealer, Pleasure Bay Marina, 5B0 Pal /PIN SETTER \ •U MERCURY !M» ADDINd MACHINES — Typenrltere L. BMll'll BUILDGB3 — Patlot, el- THOMAS SLATE Sedan DeVllle. ten Ave., Long Branch. EXPEIUBNCED In travel agency i ,. 'Colony Park •U CHEVY »14H said, rented, rep&lred. SerriCD's 101 lerstlons, addlllons, strafes. Call 291- Free Estimate Air Cond. duatry; (uli-tlme. Contact O'DoT* Monmoutrt St., Red B»nk. 717-0(9.',. Ration Wagon. Biscoyne / MECHANIC J, 178S or 741-7330. PalntinK and Decnratlnr BOATMAN'S SHOP Travel Agency, ' Hi Broad St.. Fully Insured 8423169 T41-43M Station Wagon. NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST MABIN Bunk. 741-30BO. • T/o work on Brunswick''/ MASONRY-Patloi, ilcpj, sidewalks, 'U MERCURY !HM 'il CADILLAC am SUPPLY HOUSE. ALL YOUR BOAT- palntinK, cirpentry. Reascnable Rates, C * D Comet four-door . 8ECRETAIUES — Two experience, machines. Ideal working Air & Sea Travel Reservalloiu •H CHEVROLET Conv., air .ING NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF. 747-2338 or 8(24385: Painting ft Decorating' ' hardtoo. V-8. women needrrt Tor private secretarls Convertible. All power. KVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTOR work In rM-tlonnlly known firm rel condition!. Free Esllmate, 7S7-69J0 or 7JT-7M1 All power. SALES. NEW AND USED. EXPEP." BE IT A WEEKEND — At Groislng- eating to the area Just north of Fre er's or around ttie world In 80 days, CAKL B. JONE8 ~ Painting and •a CHEVY «i»i •It CADILLAt: IWJ SEPAIRS ON EV1NRUDE, JOHNSOI hold. Many usual benefits and Iriei ; Call671-210J ' IM OPEN SUN. AND HOLIDAYS Including aala-ry requlrementa lrJ (In servicing buses, evening jhlft. steady, Also windows, roofi, gutters, etc. FaUkns two-door 9 AM. TO 1 P.M. employment shift. Steady ^employment, Asphalt Paving 10-39 year guarantees. Day or night Pearl and Bead Restringiag, Convertible. Four- 'it CADILLAC HIM letter • to P.O. Box 305, Engllshtowi good workii» conditions. Ajjply to Rob- ftardfdp. speed. Spider. N.J. * T75-M07, Adam Llnzmaytr 291-0303. Eldorado Conv. All FOR BALE —25' Ulrlchsen"iorf-sHon ert A. Matthews, Boro Busses Co., MS GENERAL ASPHALT PAVING INC. Eicertly on braided nylon. 1150 * '<] FORD t m power equipment. sport fisherman. Lapstrakeviconstru WAITRESES WANTED — APPLY Shrewsbury A.ve., Shrewsbury, strand. Sterling ctaaps from no. 'il CHEVY tuts 1 Blacktop driveways and parking lots. Falcon Squire. Air Cond. tion. In excellent condition. Sleeps twi PI^BAfiANT VALLEY INN Call for free estimate 222-8281 RE'JSSILLE'S, 31 Broad It. Red Impala four-door Large Inventory of equipment Included. Rt. :>i Kotmdel 946-8626 STEADY AMD PART-TIMB HELP — Bank. .'."'. 't! FORD I17H hardtop. Phone after 5 p.m. 747-1521 lor ap. Apply in person, Ben's Car Wain. Nursing Home Country Squire. Full '10 CADILLAC |1»> 'poJrAnwnt, RELIABLE WOMAN — To care fo: Hwy. 35 Mld,dletoirn. child and home In Red Bank. Mus Auto Body Repair HOLMDIJL NURSING HOME - Ac- ' power equipment. '•1 CHEVY > IH Sedan DeVllle. MARINE SUPPLIES Repairs — _.. Plumbing & Heating •Air cond. ^iav- par. 531-8699, 10 a.rn.-5;30 p s., MEN credited ' far ekllled nurslne; home Station Wagon. •• Air Cond. refirtlshing at your residence. Fo; care. Hwy. 34, Holmdel. 94S-420O. utlnWtes call 741.1521. REGISTERED NURSE — 7 a.m. Full time j nights floor waxing and EXPERT PAINTING and body re- PLUMBING - Heating and bathroom 3 p.m, Two or three day a per wee) Janitorial work In Mlddletown bulldlnn. pair. "Moderate •• prices. McCARthy remodeling. . " r 100 TOP CONDITION USED CARS 23' 8K1FI? — Shflter cabtn Inbosrd, Benefit!, Apply In person, Brookda] No experience necessary, for Inter- Chevrolet, Atlantic Highland!. 291-0305. ocean boat for fishing, $800. beat of NuralrJg Home, Hwy. 35, Harlet. view appltf Thurs., May 5, 10 a.m.-12 CORRIGAN'S fer/ Sea Brlthl. 284-7915. • _. noon, Huritiony Bowl, Route 35, Middle- Odd Jobs 127 Oakland Bt.. Red Bank 747.27M THOMPSON — 85 "ti.p. EvInrlNte, BEVfcN WOMEN WANTED — Pa: town. • . '/ Building Contractor It-Iced for quick sale. Call 78' ttm« 'evening work. ARC no barrlei BOSCO'S CLKAN-UP SERVICE Car necesanry. .Earn W0, two hou WALE HELP OVER 18 — Btetdy em- BUILDSR — New homes, room ad* Yards, cellars, garages, stores. Have, Roofing, Siding & IruuUtiosi per evening. Call from 4-7, 442-2822 ployment jfor landicape icrvlce. $1.79 dltlons, bftsemeot tnd attic roomt, truck. T41-2149 after 3 p.m., 16' TERRY SKIFF — 35 h.p. Nav per hour., Call after fl p.m, 741-2134. kitchens, garage, rap&lrr and eltera> CHAMBERMAID <— Part-Ume. Appl lions. Herbert Elgenrmch. 741-5201. OL8KN CO. INC. Roofing, siding Jt electric starter. Two gas tanki in pttraon.' Holly Hill Motel Rt. 30 YOUNG -MAN—Warned to Help make Insulation Installed and fuarasleed fishing bolt. 787-9145 after I W. Ktaniburg. and Install awnings. No experler-te (or 10 years. T75-O7OS. 291-OS4& EACOAST , FIBEROLAS RUNABOUT — 3S MATURE WOMAN for mrrjlcnl I necessary. Standard Awnlrtj Co., 618 Painting and Decorating Diamond! Bought or Restyled ,p, outboard. Heavy duty trailer. Must Must be fully experienced with did River *M., Fair Haven. SIDING ~ Alsco, Dupont Tedltr and sell. isso. Call 7»T-S78fl L. H. HILL — Painter Interior and Alcoa. Work guaranteed. upturn., Rp.ed sn STOCK CLERK — Full Let ue tiuy* Uie itlatiionde you aon'l exterior. No lobs too large or t6o AUTO SALES 20' BEROUND OUTBOARD CABIN Write staling; qualifications find exp and part-time. Permanent. Professional wear or let us reslyle them lor 'you snyiJI. Very reasonable. Call B8l-02». PROWN'S CRUISER 50 h.p. Bvlnrude Star Flits ence. "H.F." Box 520, Red Bar* Pharmacy. 134 Broad St., Red Bank. personally. Reussllle's; 36 Broil 8L with electric starter and Galor tandem SALESGIRL — Wanted, I Experlem INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR nalr.l- 32 Broad-St. Red Bank 741-7500 wheel trailer. All 1P&9. /Equipment In- prererred, but not neceasapy. Part VENDING ROUTE MAN Ing. Also decorating. O(fr prices are 2ID Newman Springs Road, Red Bank cluded. $1,150. Call 5664084. full time. Call (or appointment. 74' < Entertainment etietpet than theirs. Call Stack Palnt- 1 A larjfft naltona! full lint vending snd Ing Co. for free estlnnate. 741-4810. Tel. Answering Service . Off R.a UnV E«i» of Pirltwty 16' THOMPSON — 1M4 Johnson elec 3125 or 222-3tH. ; \ \\ rood nervlce company has an opening trio motor, 40 hp. Aquameter, navy ao SO" DANOIRS -Over !1 for art experienced route man. Oppor- Tickets avallible for Uteit Broad- PaDMTINO AND DECOKATTNO, - LEr US BE your ncreiarr. No aa*d 741-1234 top, side curtains, cradle, anchor and perlenced, Mutt hate tunity, tot advancement. Must b« quill- way Showe and Major sports X Tor bitter than averag* taree>yeu to mlsi calls. 24 hoitr. anemrlag rope. Oood condition, ready to go. 747 Beaihor. rtglrt elub, otu for and bondabl*. Frlng* bksnenu. I» Monmoutt at. Red Bank. guarantee. Call Btyant. ' •ertnee. 741-4700. betfVMii «:S) uM lif —

• HOUSES FOR SALE RKAL ESTATE WANTX 18-Tuwday, May 3, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER. FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE THE FAMILY CIRCUS ByBil Keane QVALXTt FOUB^BEpaOOW HO lt W*. Q<**1 Joc*i.'>n. Own i BARSTOOLS AND CHAIRS HELP WANTED-Mile - FenuleHELP WANTED-Mal* - female RED BANK — Asking #8,500 Jim Mottfror & Son Wer wbo will Ui* bLcic 2M UNFINISHED Owner moving to California. Mus Hie. ZzctUeaL crftddt PMtrtncta SO" oak barstoola, |3.M eacti. Quality Built Homes fieri. benches, I3.S0 each. Kitchen chain sell immediately. No reasonable ASSEMBLERS • TRAINEES SJ.W-I3.M each. Youth chairs, K. ofler refuse. Income propert; Aurora, III. They're Unique! Ads in each. Children's rockers, 12.93 each containing one fiv^room apart 44" deacon's benches, 124.80 each. Man) TW 8-B382 TW 7-1625 TW 6-51W Daily Register Classified DAY AND NIGHT SHIFTS In EARLY AMERICAN STYLE on oui ment, one three-room apartment Watch for^ftur courtesy car at the upper floor.. three efficiency apartments, one Holiday -^hn In Aurora. Choice 1m- for you around the clock. I EARN WHILE YOU LEARN ^lots within five miles o( nsw RED BANK LUMBER furnished room. Conveniently lt> Telephone building. yours now. WIRING SOLDERING ASSEMBLING Coraer Pear] and Wall Red Ban) cated on Peters P!. Can live ir ELECTRIC MOTOIIS-Btarters. Safe five-room apartment and slit ..IIDDLETOWN — St. Mary's Apply now. Immediate openings on both shifts. Experience pre Switches and other electric Items. 34< Parish. $15,500. Custom rancher. -LEGAL NOTICE— Volts. Three phases, many sizes 1 gross over $350 per month^Showi (erred, but we will train if necessary. Good starting rates. En 60 ll.p., JO to 600 amp. Used. Ate. by appointment oiflyr^-^^ Aluminum siding. Two bedrooms, eellent company benefits and advancement opportunities. Appl' Cerssnlcs, Hwy. 35. Keyport. expansion attic, garage. CaU for NOTICE In person or call Mr». Sauinger, 229-1100, Ext 326. BACH BTRADIVARIUB B-FLAT TEN details. THE BERG AGENCY, Olt TROMBONE. Like new. Sacrldc NOTICE Is hereby .fiver* tha THE MEISTRICH REALTORS, Rt. 35, Middletown parlnemhlp lately »ubsl«ting be AN KOUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 741-M93 after 7. All day Bat, and Su ; 671-1000. Margurrlte Mauralh and Vincent EI(fHT BUMMER MATERNITY ~OU AGENCY rath, of 16 Church Street. Llttl FITS — t2.eo each. Call ver, New Jersey, under the trade E.A.I. 2DMU9. 244 Broad St. Red Ban KEYPORT ^. of Vinmar Hair Stylists, was UONUOUTH PARKWAY WEST LONG BRANC TABLB LAMPS, light fixtures. Prleei rireplace in living room. ;Kon- Realtor Must be familiar with drawin; water baseboard heat. Hall acre wood Hwy. 35 Hazlet or Education LJU1 Offers hlgb volume Service station to. RENT A TV ed lot. Near schools. I25.P90. Fhon< dies. lease. On highway 35, Just north will receive ae>aJe< 'ortable day, week. BAY8HORE TV 542-4949. URGE WOODED LOT for the fui nfdhtng of JIAINIT( Call 747-3096 Red Bank. Paid training. Financial 3D Church St., Keansburt. 787-4100. assistance ottered. For Information call Four bedrooms, three full baths, Uv SUPPLIES. lid l\st» of specific Or 227-6054, evenings. days MU 7-2BOO, evenings between COUCH AND TWO CHAIRS »15 — NEW RANCH — Three large bedroom Ing; room, dining room, modern hllch Ity and, typ of material ara and t p.m., BBSlKin Desk V>. T.V., HI-FI and bedroom set. 1H baths. Large living room, dinln en, paneled family room, finished base- able at f kittle Silver School, Call sfter 5. 747-0288. "No buying ice cream or candy for JeFfy wM» you're out- room. Eat-fn kitchen. Garage. Fu ment. Excellent condition. Walking dis- L,litle Silver, Office PART-TOM) Service Station Alter/ ADDRESSING EQUIPMENT—For sale, basement. City sewers. Low t20's. 54 tance to schools, shopping and trans- the Board or Edu dtnL lluit hs.ve Esso experience, hen Excellent opportunity for an aggressivi LIKE NEW — Black Lammolre Broad- H'd spoil hit dinner." portation. Transferred owner asking ihould be In tha ha lny'ii'TttiO, Rt. >. north. FrMhol' person. Pt&tes Includiv must ol Mon tall Jacket. Any reasonable offer ac- »29,9OO. ROLSTON WATERBURY, Secretary not late* mouth County Area. Business can b :el>ted. 842-1324. FREE HOUSING RKALTOK, 38 W. Front St., Hed Bank. May 12, 1M J 5:00 P.M. E.D.S. PAST-TIM* WORK-LUNCBBONBTT full or part-time operation. Terms ar- ANTIQUE OAK VICTORIAN WRITING 747-3500. will be opW ed at the Public ranged. Call 7S7-6163, PETS AND LIVESTOCK HOUSES FOR KENT House with two apartments. Four room Ing of the Board of Education o Mon, Tuss. Wed.' evenlnts. Sat. TABLE (50. Silk Falllt wedding gown. ID one; live roomi in other, plus Ilv And Sun. afternoons. Prefer hlfn school OULK MODERN SERVICE STATION 5-10. chapel train and matching head- HOLMDEL - $23,900. Beautiful 12, 1966 at 8:00 P. M. E.D.8.' «r collefi student. Conuct Mr. Dun -- For lease In Bayshore area. Hlg.h piece, $100, Gold formal-, size 14, $25. ORAY MINIATURE POODLE pup THREE BEDROOMS — IU baths, full garages. All are rented. Live In om By the order of the Board o* plee two months old. Shots. AKC. Ex- dining room, modem kitchen with dlsh- apartment, rent the other and you wll three-bedroom ranch. Two full cation. Little Silver Schools, B sui, AllsrJUc Suptnnu Luncheonette, oiume gas and Inllde work. Seeking >lnk formal size 12, *2o. Blitrite baby have free housing. Central Red Banl •New Shrewsbury. . qualified operator for this money- coach, S40. Never used. Call 291-4139. cellent pedigree. 774-123S. nruher. within walking distance tc baths. Separate dining room. of Little Silver, County of Mon making location Call HE S-SSM, days. shopping, busline and both publio and location. CaU today, won't last State of Mew Jersey. DRUG BTORE CUSUC-DRIVBTl — TOP SOIL FOR SALE — Any quail •va PUPPUM — -»AKC registered. parochial schools. $175 per month. Tbi 513,000. Or 261-0439. nights. Hires males, two females. Reasonable. Two-car garage. Oversized, fully MARSHALL F. THOMPf Part-Ums. Bvenlnsjs sod weekend: ties. Call at Tomahawk Golf Club. Dowstra Agency. ' 741-8700. Sec Mlddletown, Uncroft Rd., Uncroft 842- landscaped lot. THE BERG For mors Information call 222-1367, CONFECTIONERY — FOUNTAIN — REMODELED — ^ roomromss on MldMld- STERLING THOMPSON May 3 NIOHT WATCHMAN - LJ»ht portei Variety. OrowlnsT area. 90-100 thDusar*] 1111, between 12 and 1 p.m. DARLING BLACK AND WHITE KIT- AANN D AASSOCIATES REALTORS AGENCY, REALTORS, Rt. 35, now. X thousand cash needed. 291-0997. TENS — Would like eood home. F dletown estate, two bathsth , two-car ga- OT duties, slust have c»r. Call LARGE KANOVIA ALPINE Ullrm- rage. Furnished, $193 a month, un- Hwy. 35, MlddletowMldt n 747 Middletown. 671-1000. 291-HMI. violet lamp. Call Call anr time. 741-2581. furnished sno monthly. Call Rolston ADVERTISEMENT FOtt BW FOR LEASE: Restaurant and kltchei 291-0901. Waterbury, Realtor, Id W. FrorA St. LIHLE SILVER RARE GEM The Board or Education Uttla TEACHER — Counselor, im>i aUilelli 747-3300. Schools wilt receive sealed bi< background preferred. Call Reasonable term*. Tremendous oppor- [EAVY DUTY EXTENSION LADDER REAL ESTATE FOR RENT -the.- rllht puny. .-AUsimc Three or four bedrooms with Vh baths, Situated In an excellent location of the furi7l9hiing of MILK BJDfi. Bl Aluminum,-»to.-Call-after _V4? 19!) to JJT5 Per Month in excellent condition, on a trett-ahaJltitf town, this, good," four-bedroom home, — -nrwwM --=--.- HlKhlsnils Csll - 741-1144. of specific quality and typ* PART-TIKE — Driver, Aluo 531«. • APARTMENTS THE BERO AGENCY half acre. Located on & quiet, real family room, den, two-car garage. teriai are available at ths LJtt washers and handymen. Call MN1NO ROOM SUITE — Chln» clos Mlddletown dentist atrcet, yet only a. short walk t< Tall trees. Low taxes. Near all nchootH ver School. Miukham Place, Lltt 741-4173. STATION — For lease. First station its tables, lamps, stsdrcles* steel cool- BATONTOWN school and train Mat ton. Ideal foi and transportation. Asking $28,700. Call ver. Office of the 8ecrert«ry out of Jted Bank, northbound. HI. .13, er. Mtnr other Item, .Call alter t family living. See It today. SNYDER AGENCY, REALTORS, 671- Board of Education. MAINTENANCE — Experienced man WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Mlddletown. Call HIS 6-MM. days. Or p.m. 7(1-1662. COUNTRY CLUB Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- 2590. Proposals should be In the ha on hydraulics, electric and prfeumatlcs 2W-O43D. nights. CROWELL AGENCY, Realto for plastic bottle manufacturer. Per- APARTMENTB & SWIM CLUB ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER RiCD BANK • RUMSON and miles the Board Secretary not later manent position. Good pay and work- INE LADIES- DRESS SHOP - El- YOU NAME IT AOENCY. Oceanport Ave., oceanporL 63 Riverside Ave, 74M030 JRed Ban)i around. Complete listings, homes, MAY 12, 1966 5:00 P.M. E.D.B.^ Ing condition*. Call for appointment. TINTONAVE. 542-3500. wilt be opened at the Public 3 ibllshed. buslneis, nearly 20 years. In Klrach mikei It and Prown* hai It Oppoaiia Molly Pitcher Inn farms, businesses. Member inultlpla of the Board of Education oi tia-ma. shopping; area. Fine clientele. Owner haything Jn • traverse rod, caf« rod Swimming In your own private iwlm MIDDLETOWN TWP. — EighElgl t ro listing service. Large private parking 12, 1S66 at 8:00 P. M. K.D.fl^ l»AD«TERa AND LABORERS — wlihei to retire. Write "C.A." Bd< (wood, too) Extert 'JnitallsUlon. club right on the site . . . only minutes louse. Fireplace, walk to schoolsi ' . T FOR SALE 620, Red Bank. l0t By (he order of the Botwd o Wanted. Irwln's Yachts Works lltrlna away from ocean bathing, white sandy rears old. Call 787-3281. BOATING FISHING RAY STILLMAN, Realtor cation, Little Silver Schools, B Park. KM! Bank. Call lU-tSM. PROWN'S beaches, boating, fishing and Monmouth RENTALS — SEASONAL — YEARLY "Our 47th Year" ' of Little Silver, Cojmty o! jlo^ Shopping Center . . . one block from MONMOUTH BEACH — On ah r«wa- OLDER OR RETIRED MEN to mow MONEY TO LOAN 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-1500 ELLA WILT8IUKE, Realtors rn ry River, exceptional builder's custom648 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 74I-8G00 State of New Jersey. grass- In Fair View Cemetery. Apply the west Qats of Fort Monmouth . . . 480 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, 842-0004. 1 UARSHA-LL F. THOMP within walking distance of express buses* brick ranch. 20 pier, 3 bedrooms, HO LM DETJ — Redwood cont «m porary at Ui« >«|ee, 4M Hwy. 35, Mid' ' tEFRIOERATOR, FROBTLE8S — FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES " wishing niacblne. Call 742- 10 Newark and New York'City. BUNGALOW — Two rooms lurrABl _ iclcnce kltcben, dishwasher, 2 baths, ranch. Three bedrooms, 2li baths. At- lowr/. Near Hedden's Corner. garage, anderson thermopane picture May 3 AVAILABLE - Edwin S. Stark. Real 1888. • ALL — Electric kitchens with OS All utilities. 970 per month. Call 796- tached garage. Wooded acre. G-limpBe Estate * Mortgage Consultant. Ms-0333. range. GE refrlgerstor. OE AIR CON. 6078. windows. Features too many to list )[ ocean and bay. Carpets. Custom- UMAX see to appreciate & truly beauti- KRXEPimS UVWa ROOM HST— DITIONING. Ample off-street lighted JuJlt. ?37,5<)0. 264-6696. EM FOR BI HELP WANTED-Male • Female HOME OWNERS 50. O-reen leather sols-beij, t30. Call MIDDLETOWN — Now vacant, four- ful home. PRICE $40,000. PRINCIPALS 171-0811. bedrooni ranch. Fully air conditioned ONLY. Owner 222-4460. ALL BRICK WATERFRONT Thp Board of Education Lltt with fireplace. Two-car pa rage, On Seldom do we have a waterfront in ver Schools will rtce-lv* seaJet NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS — JK-BOOM APARTMENTS The Dalif Register does not knowlnflr HIS WEEK ONLY while they last, oversfied one-aore plot. $275 monthly. this price ranse, much less brick'. for the lhrnlnhlng of FUEL OI FULL VALUE CASH LOANS irbar Vlla« fl.ISS with this ad. W.T. (ONE-BEDROOM) OSEPH RACINA AGENCY, Hwy. 55, MIDDLETOWN — $11,375. FHA 24' living room with Ilreplnce, separate listn of specific quality ar.VJ t; accept Help-Wanted ade from employ- 1122 MONTH ers covered by the Fair Labor Stan- JRANT & CO. 531 Prospect Ave., iouth Amboy, PA 1-7777 pproved. Immediate occupancy. formal dining room. Tliree bedrooms, material are available at the OR DEBT CONSOLIDATION OR iltlle Silver, N.J. SJlver SchoeJ, Markham Place, dards Act, which sppliei to employ- 4W-R00M APARTMENT THIlEE-BEDROOM HOUSE — Rec- ',i batfis. Utry basement. Two-car ga- ANY OTHER REASON 'ery little cash needed. Five agc. Hurry find ir.^uire toiiny J29 500. Silver, otfice of tne Secretary ment In Interstate commerce, If they Apply for 11,000-OET $1,000 ilRLS M" BICYCLE — Also lawn (TWO BEDROOMS) reation basement. Locust Point Rd., offer, less than the leial minimum ower, 3 h.p. Brlggs and Stratton Locust. Av&UtLble June 16; Si 60 per large rooms. Nice yard. THE WAUCER A WAI.KB3R, Realtors, Hwy. Wftrti of Education. •Apply for S2.0O0-GET 12,010 35, Shrewsbury. 741-5212. 24-Hour Ser- Proposals should b§ In the wut ol tl.25 an hour or fall to pay Apply for n.OOO-GET 13,000 t^ £jop*lled. Uaed one y> 1150 MONTH lonth. Phone 291-9012. BERG AGENCY. REALTORS, time and one-halt for hours over 40 vice. of the Board Secretary not lite dtp to $3,000 and more) RED BANK—Attractive three-bedroom Rt. 35, Mlddletown. 671-1000. MAY 12, 1966 5:00 P.M. E.D.fl.T a «*ek. Contact the V. B, Labor Low established rate, easy terms. FREE BEAT 4k HOT WATER DESIRABLE RANCH — an beautifully Department's local office for more In- •ARAOE SAiLE — fEdtson erib and Co-lonlai. Living room, dicing- room, will be opened at the Public M lest) Chandelier, quilt top, cut glass ahrubbed lot, Three bedrooms, two- formation. The >• address Is Federal 741-5061 or 776-6600 Renting oftlce on premises. modern kitchen, foyer. Excellent loca- MIDDLETOWN—Split level. Four bed- of the Board of Education on nr small den. Hard top driveway and ftrola cement of Water Line Must b* 18-years or older; have valid ven months old, J125. Yashtca 44 Call 741-9516 after six. IUAUF1ED ORGAN TEACHER — .ea blaok and white, also color pic- 3ank. Call 741-1063 or 747-5366. Hera 3. 4 and 8 driver* license and able to operate ilas opening for new students. Will LDER RESPONSIBLE COUPLE — -anch home situated In a prime area, parking area. Oarage, plui out build Atlutlc City Maria*. Atlantic "jgiiifffh" transmission. res. Heart-shape thin diamond ring. TWIN GABLES — 36 Riverside Ave., Vant to rent or sublet one-bedroom eke beflr/nerl. For appointment, 787- ». Westlnghouse toaster. ». Call 264- Red Bank on river. Three and four New Jersey ., t to t Dally * Sun. ipartment or efficiency. Red Bank, 'errlflc home and floor plan for en- On I||I 1 asn. ,10. >ms urjlurnlshed. 741-2399. ing and loft. Priced for immediate sale On Hi**?..'e .' ^"« nimncnea of 113 ' Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury. son irea. May 15 to 8ept 15. Sk nENERAI, Across from Red Bank Airport. RIGIDAIRE 30" electric janie-Flrst .TLANT1C HIGHLANDS — Three- 8424175 rtoon or after. tertaining. It features a dramatic 22x it $23,000. THE'DOWSTHA AGENCY, b. ELRCTRIC'AL MIDDLE AGED COUPLE — Wanted 10 takes it. Call oom, lurnlshed apartment. Ail uull- r, PLUMBING MERCHANDISE 1 to live In. Man to work aa g.irdner. 642-3655. es supplied. Available immediately. L9 living room with fireplace, spacloui B'ds miidt he ,I - marie on.thf FURNISHED ROOMS 1 E. Front St., Red Bank/ 741-8700. itJ^ulre at 1235 Ocean Ave., gtberon. FOR SALE GE ELECTRIC RANCfE "— L :»11 291-0596. iTd proposal fr.e*fC (2t enclonn -. J50. Oraftsman wood lathe, all Inlng room, eat-In kitchen, with latest the special artiresi(M envelope, 13 . BOOKKEEPER—SECRETARY — Part- 'ERRACB APARTMENTS — Second CLEAN. MODERN ROOMS — Private HAZLET — Split level. Three bed- companled by a c.rUfled check time work in Red Bank store. Write to .ccessorlea. t25. "Sit on" lawn mower, loor two-bedroom apartment. Immedl- bath, free TV (3 dally, Jl» wekeeklly ed H yetr. Paid »150. will sell for ppolntments, Uire« ,JaIge> bedrooms rooms, m batliK, butiDpiiL garage. to the orn>r ol the Trrasuri\r Mr. J.. P.O. Box 205, Red Bank. te "occupancy. Two-bedroom apan- per person, double occupancy. HODLDLY Lot 110x125. Walk to achool, ."hoppinc. State of .Vew. Je^ney. or a -bid 5. Call 741-7472. ienti. available July 1. 741-4&50. HILL MOTEL. Rt. 36. W. Keansburg. TWO YOUNG MEN — For foot-press* HAMMOND •rid 214 tile baths. There Is a tremen- New York Bua. J17.500. OWNER. 2M- any of which shall be In the t and assembly. QIRL with knowledge l IAPLE DININO ROOM BET — Ex- JATONTOWN'— Eaton Crest Club and RED BANK — Beautiful room, Olce 130. of 5% dt" the bid. and f4) dell insion table and six ' chadrs, (125. Lpartments. Pool, tennis. From $108. soldering. The Tailored Style*. Inc. furniture. Two blocks from Red Bank lous recreation room with fireplace RUMSON TWOETORY - Three bed- at the a hove place on or befor » Marshall St., Leonardo. 291-1714, laple student desk, 125. Maple swivel ine Brook Rd. JH2-1580. i. 842-4033., 17 E: Bergin PI. hour named as no bid will ' »okM, »30. After 5, 747-5318. rooms, full basement, two 'screened cenied after the hour nneclfl ORGAN LOVELY 3«-RO0M FURNMHBD nd bar, plus a 15x32 porch with slid- porches. Excellent location. AslOnjt WBAL OPPORTUNITY - In Real Es- TTRACTIVELY, NICELY FUR- not so submitted w!Il he conai OCEAN FRONT APARTMENT — All SHED—Studio room. Private. Light 20,500. APPLEBROOK ACEN'CY, 050 tate and Insurance for salespeople. OF ASBURY PARK NO LITE unties. Call 222-0757. ing glass doors and screens, with Hwy. 35, Middletown. 671-2300. Informal ami will he rejected. PAUL P. BOVA. Realtor. PhorJs »71- hite, plastic window shades fl.59 on :ooklnK and refrigerator. Convenient Director reserves the right to '2544. THE LAROEST ORGAN AND PIANO IUMSON — Four-room and bath' un- •41-8394. PPLEBROOK — Two-bedroom ranch. any and a)K bids and to award DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA ur roller up to 36". Pure white, but ireplace and built In barbecue. Two- urnlahed apartment. Available Jurrt PLEASANT ROOM — Business wom- Vall-to-wall carpeting, fireplace In liv- tract In part or whole If deem Uie our rental-purchase plan eps out all the light ,st. Adult couple only. $60 on lease ing room, patio, u acre. $20,900. Call the best Interests of the State r SHORELINE for pfnnos and organs an. Kitchen privileges. Walking dls- overslied garage with entry Into Liter fl p.m., 871-6381, BO. The -«uccej»rui bidder will b PROWN'S heat and utilities. JOHN L. nee to town. Call 741-5276. quired to furtfsh surety bond ti From $12 per Month Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 IINUGH, OWNER. Call 842-3501., lome. When summer rolls around your AZLET — Desperate. Transferred, full amount of the contract, of a PBRSJONNJU. IIRVICE >nly (16,990 or $1500 and assume mort- Open (UlJy tJJ 9 p.m. Bat, t/J 8 p.m. >ESKS 115 up FILES, tables, chairs, UBtET — Th*ee-roorri apartment. iny Authorized lo do buslnMi 1 Corner of Main St. & Mattlson Ave. I eat, hot water and cooking gas sup- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE iwn 15x30 swimming pool. Can you gage. Four-bedroom Cape Cod. Large TT Brut It Red Burn 7I1-35M .ddlng machines, typewriters, ofllce •amlly room, over sized garage, stor- :ate ot New Jersey. iquipment, etc., at bargain prices. New lied. Air conditioner. On >bus line. Plans and specifications, fort Uefc» ORGAN SPECIALS 41-7193.. HOUSES FOR SALE hink of anything more dell|htful for »ge galore. Large corner lot. Near hTateh for our ads la Sunday's ammend extra-voice organ $ 393 it-used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Bte. iverythlng. has everythlr^. Call owntr bid, contract and bond for th« ABBURY PARK PRESS Oakhurst, 531-3990. .. posed - work are on' tile and "tni [ammond chord organ $ 495 'OUR-ROOM APARTMENT — Un- very own? Offered at S52.500. 164-6&49. urnlshed all "utllltiei obtained- upon application to th< 'aidwin Spinet organ f <73 'SED FULL LENGTH STORM SAS^ SPRING' rector, Division of Purchase, BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY [ammoml Spinet organ £3022 ....% ,M5 .nd screens- Exceller.l condition. S1.25 172-9764. HE DOWSTRA AOENCY, 91 B. Front Property, flute House, Trenton, iailltled, Personnel For Quality orders lammontl Spinet organ K-100 '...$•• 775 ch. Call 747-3921. Broad St., brought the flowers and trees Bur- LOTS AND ACREAGE Jersey 08525, on deposit ot twent 0 Broad Long Brsnch 222-4747 lammonrf Spinet M-100 Si,150 Ing this hillside home to peffec- S HIS WEEK ONLY while they last, irt. Heat furnished. .Rent, 185 pe\ Red Bank. 7U-87(W. (J25.00) for each set, this amou «bullt Grand piano $ 7S0 nonth. Four rooms and bath. Ezra W. Gently rolling lawns accent the LEONARDO — Good location. he refunded to the bidder .upo rt O piano r. % 375 •10-5, »8c with this ad. W.T. GRANT letting. Tucked away on a side street, ground. $3,500. Call iarkus 264-120.5. 1 turn of such documents In tood ES£FySZiorH£%£. ?U "»• iirm"m™rB.2Ton,o,.-or«n- CO., 5.11 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. >fferlng quiet for the grownups and a MIDDLETOWN — Under W years - 291-1119. dltlon wJthln 30 days after the i 4300 or 711-S200. with new Leslie, speaker J1.47S .TLANTIC HIOHCANDS — l'.i room •ate place for the children. The living four-bedroom home. Large living room 1X-PIECE BEDROOM SET — And ROM ONB LOf~TO 100 ACRUB - of the contract. ve-plece llvlnc room set In good con- urnlflhelhd d apartmenttt . NicNi e sectionti . S •oom picture window frames the near- with brick fireplace. Hot water heat GENERAL FACTORY- ree-sliaded corn or lot. One-car ga- ilther commsrdal .or resideatlsl Call DEPARTMENT OF THE TRDA! All Items sold with s itlop. Call 747-1029. rhlrd Ave,, NB1-9237. sy woodland. Three bedrooms, 1^ HULLAXEY REALTY, 671-5151. budget terms available. lathi, two-car garage. Fireplace. Large ftge. VA and FHA term* to qualified Division of Purchase and Pn WORKERS ABY FURNITURE — In excellent RED BANK'S FINEST '- screened porch. Basement * >uyer. Only S1S.&00. THE SMOLKO ATTENTION BUILDERS! CHARUGa F., SULLIVAN, DlPe Dndition. Call •pacious 4"A- and t^room apartments, REAL ESTATE AOENCY. 787-0123. May 3. 5 - Variety of p(.*f(fon§ Immediately day play. Near school: lak HIU. Besutlful'wooded lot In ex- 77S-93OO 264-60M. .11 two bedrooms, targe closet*. Free N.Y.C. transportation. 295 Malr; Sf., • Keansburg. clusive are* ol fine homes. Good lo- available. larking. Exceptional value (135-S14B, A. choice listing. Mint work rnttUnr uhlfta. WKDDINO DP.F.B3 — Size 10. White DURAU, ALUMINUM — Tension immediate or future occupancy. Bprlntc- NEW HOME—CAPE COD — Three cation for ihe erection of an exceptlon- Itarting ttlary $2.0.5% plus, shirt Peau tie' Sole. FlooMength. Detachable ilndow screens and 13 wooden storm lew Oardeng. 283 Spring St. 741-5673. bedroom*, living room, dining room, 1 house. Paved street, curbs, water, differentials train. Ko. Call 787-78U3. after 6 p.m. ish. All .for S25. Call 74M945. HALL BROS., Realtors itltcher/, 1 % baths, attached garage, M, etc. Price JS.50O, WALKER i AVE *15 PER MONTH — fiublit love- finished basement. Hot water he a*-. VALKER. Realtors, Hwy 35 Bhrewi- Apply In person between 8:30 and 4. FENDER AMPIJF1ER — Older model. 813 River Rd,, Fair Haven 741-7686 .Personnel Office, SEE OUR NEW MIXER oni bedroom apartment New. Brick front and aluminum siding. rary. 741-5212, 24-Hour Service. food condition. 12" speaker. Four »rythlng sppesuppliedd , epexceptt electricityctcy., Member Multiple Lfttlng Service W5.000.' Call after 6. 747-13H or 747- Inputs. 747-4615. ' Pont Luclte Paints. Any of 1,000 location. Call 322-2140 QI SCAKD BUILDING LOT — Ap- AMERICAN CAN CO. ve PRIVATE BALE NO BROKERS >roxlmately three acres; With apple color* while you wait. Btop In. 39-2430.. ' ' Cllffwooil Ave- Cllffwood, N.I. KITCHEN CHAIRS RXCOVXRXD — LSOMARDO — Older home that has >rcharda.' Excellent schools.' Five mltf- Dinette seta and bar stools. Monmouth PROWN'S \EXi BANK — Brancb and UadliOD lies to Red Bank, (11,000. Estate ires. Ah equal opportunity employer Dlnttte. IK Monmouth St. Red Bank. RED BANK had loving care. Completely modern' Jail 5(2-2405. , " Vves.. SPBCIOUS oi/e* and two-bedroom l«d. In perfect condition. First floor- TWO EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES— 141-8833. - Broad St. hed Bank 741-7500 arden apanment, atajtlng at 9110. Ap- ,N1»M shift Two dishwashers. Apply In >ly Apt. 24, Molly Pitcher village Court 3eaui.ru. old Colonial near river. Three Ivin* room, formal dining room, ef- LINCROFT — %-acre with pond, city parson. MARTINI'S DINER, Hwy. 36. KINO .SIZED MATTRESS — 76''x84". CAMPING TENT-TRAILER — Four ir call Mr, Sam Lomarzo, 741-9X15. edrooms, living room with fireplace, Iclency kitchen, powder room and en- water. S8.S00. BROWN ASSOCIATES, Ksansburg. TWO • MATCHING BOX SPRINGS. 'ears old, uood corAlltion. Sleeps four- inlAg room, den, two full bath*, sep- closed, heated porch. Second floor* teal Estate. 788 Broad St., Shrews- .YEW. THREE PIECES. WAS SIM. ive. OH .ground, S32S. 67M70S. "OUK KOOMS AND BATH — All Three bedrooms, tile hath. Lnrgft ntor- MALE—Day shift and second shift. rate garage and screened porch. JE jury. 74I-2S25. . . SAMPLES. ONLY S100. IRWIN'S 27 Ullties supplied. Newly decorated, cellcnt neighborhood. Low taxes. e attic- Full, dry cellar. Oversized FEMALE—Day shift. MONMOUTH BT. RED BANK. 2x36 SWIMMING POOL — With vac- iecortl floor. Rent, (SO. CaU 291-9085. grage. Beautifully larjHsdaned prop- •AIR HAVEN — Two nulldlnj; lots, Production workers nettled w qusrtz mm cleaner, and tester kit, J25. PRICE $23,500 erty. Reduced for quick sale, 918,500 pproxlmately 54xliB. Call ttrystal precision cutting. Will train. Call 264-7750. ;ED BANK Three rooms unfur* FIRM PRICE. F,A. OEHLHAUS, Real 741-2022. •J \MES If. RONAN ASSOCIATES, INC. 1965 AUTOMATIC shed or furnished. Fine location, Call 741-0343 •state, Hwy 36, Leonardo. Next to METAL COACH OAiRJUAOB, J30 — dults. No pets. Call 741-2008. UM8ON — last choice, high, wooded 44 Cindy Lane, Wayside. 531-3S35. Oah SINGER SEWING MACHINE Two French provincial fireside chairs, REEHOLD - LAKEWOOD AREA - lue and White Bus. Terminal. 291- •3 acre, reduced to $10,900 for quick hurst area. Dors eve^thlng. Darns monograms, S25 each. Call 787-8431. liree-bedroom ranch. Immaculate con- MB8. 24-Hour Telephone-Service., lie. Phone 142-0528. Duttorjioles, etc. in portable, take over THREE ROOMS - RENT $75 dition. Two baths. Full basement. balance of S52.S0 or >1.30 per week. FOR SALE — Automatic washer. Ex- Dishwasher, refrigerator, waaher tnd JOLTS NECK—Four-bedroom Colonial. HANDICAPPED PERSONS In cabinet, J67.S0 or 11.55 per week. cellent condition. 130. Contemporary dryer Included. Only (450 down to Podded site. August occupancy. f(3,< living room cocktail and lamp tables, W . J. D. ROCHE." Realtor, Long COMMERCIAL PROPERTV Call Credit Dtpt. 646-6101, » to 9. ttt-ROOM APARTMENT — Middle- qualified buyer. No closing costs. Full Lakewood 363- BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY BftJCAK- EXCESS MANUFACTURING MA- lecurtty. 787-7096. ED BBANK—WhitA e Colonial. Two-car REAL ESTATE WANTED hired, girli with Regitter W FHONT *~- • Like n#w. Upper section CHINERY and .equipment. Excellent aregt, three- bedrooms,- bath and condition. T41-40M. FirRNIBHED APARTMENT — Very ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — «0,- Jowdeowder rroom finished attic with three Adi?" : •miATIONS WANTED-Female glassi and square metal meiti, nice and clean. ~ ModerrJ. kitchen. All -oontiB heated. Lot 60x160'. Asking $22, b__e sieen to appreciate. Also ma- irlvate. M Herbert St., Red Bank. 500. Magnificent older home in 100. Call 741-4752. Owne"r. NEED VACANT LAND lY-WTTINO — In my own borne. hogangy y dining room t,abU with leal excellent condition. Three large ftmsl) lot or large tracts Call MVL- Call 842-0974 after S p.m. MERCHANDISE WANTED MMSON — 'Unfurnished 3K-room HOUSES FOR SALE Call after » a.m. ' ar.U pad Lpartment. No pets. Call LANEY REALTY. 671-51S1. I43-97J1 842-4J39T bedrooms plus a den. Formal COLLECTOR — Wuu old tor trains* 842-1324. LINCROFT SPLIT — With Jlying room, HELP — ACTION! TYPEWRITERS. . ADDING machlneL. dining room. Full basement. Ga- CHILD CARE — I will'em for your ally condition. Pay caiti or -will trad*: HI0HLAND6 — Three room apart- IffiLP us: pur 12 salespeople need ft Child AM my home. Dally and weekly All tn»!£es new or used. Guaranteed. H.O, 027, 0, standard fauje. 774-3710. rage/ THE BERG AGENCY, lining room and kitchen. Three, bed* Hating on your home. Low as $25. Serplco's, 101 Monmoutli ment, furnished. Bath. All utilities. MORE LISTINGS SHOV .ta.tes.'^AH «71-58M, CaJl 872-S802. 26 Hwy. 36. LCTIQN it our motto—professional ier- St. Next to theater. 747-0481. ' , SPRING 18 HERE — Im't It about REALTORS, Rt. 35^Middletown. ii, one bath, family room and^one- ice» are just a phone ciCIPaway. PART-TIME OFFICE WORKER — time you cleaned your attic or cellar? FOUR-ROOM UNFURNISHED - 671-1000. Trade-Ins—ExchanRes MORE LISTINGS SOLI sUeno..and bookkeeolnK. Mornings. Red We'll help you. THE ATTIC, 172 Weit- Apartment Heat supplied. Excellent \ CAN'T BLAME YOU tod Ave., Lone Branch. 531-8&54. :ar garage. All this on beautifully land- ^mmerctal and Investment properties 'Bub. Davidsen. 711-5073 location 1106 monthly. Call 741-6234 or BELFORD - ST. MARY'S Member Two Multiple Listing Bervlcei for ..hopping at Frown's. Low prleei, Hl-1414. leaped lot. Priced at $21,500. THE -WALKEIl A WALKER OTRL DESIRES BABYSTrTINO — In reliable merchandise. Free delivery. SLOT MACHINES — Toy trains and B/Mdletown-Nesv Monmouth area. Can cast Iron toys leaded shades. Cal TORT MONMOUTH — Nice area, new IMMACULATE RANCH '.'' Realtors tupply references. Gall 671-5973 alter PROWN'S 7411999 after i p.m. DOWSTRA AGENCY, 81 B. Front St., Ihrcwabirry " Mfddfetown-Holmdet y decorated, two-b«4room, unfurnished Newly palntfitl, throe bedroomn, science I p.m. „ . 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-75 USED CUTTING TABLES imrtrm'nt. Close to Hwy. $gp a mor.'ih 11 Broad St. 206 Hwy. 'ji plus utilities. Call S66-6S19. kitchen, oversized lot, attached garage, led Bank. 741-5700. TUTOR — COMPANION — CoT|e«e THI8 WEEK ONLY while they last Must be a' wide fuji basement. Two blocks to Camp- VE NEED ~ Five or six, 2-3 bedroom Junior, female. Desirea summer em-, flowering azftlras. 11.58 with this ad. 741-M29. 6-9 p.m. any night. FOUR HOOMB — Gas heat. Bits pas* bell's Junction, buses and churches. A-l iomen, furnished or unfurnished, frnm ployment. Majoring French and En- W; T GRUNT * CO. 511 Prospect~ ) p] WANTED — For beginner, en door. Reasonable rent. Located in neighborhood. Asking onv S16.9Q'!. THE JNGROFT — Three bedrooms, two ;85 to 5171 per rnnnth Tor Incoming glish. Tennis, swimming .and riding- Ave., Little Silver. Mui cheap. Call ,ronarda. 291-O3IT after 6. K1RWAN CO., REALTOaS, 787-«600. aths. Split-level. Immaculate condl- seraonnel. THE BERG AGENCY. Rt Thru The Red Bank Af| Call after 7 p.m.. 122-4(31. (52 17.10 J27.5O0. Wooded lot. 842-3130. IS Mlddlctown. 671-1000. SINGESNGER SEWINWNG MACHINE — Used, MIDDLETOWN — Split-level, four-bed^ electril c W OooOdd conditionditi . CalCll any ANTIQUES, attic contents, glassware, COMMERCIAL RENTALS rooms, two baths, (wall-to-wall living, «OVE RIGHT IN! Vacant four-bed- WE NEED LISTINGS Multiple Listing Servle SITUATIONS WANTED - Mile timei , 859-367189 1. china, old guns, coins, etc. Highest dining), family room, basement, ga oom bf-level centrally (Ur conditioned, cash prices. Copper Kettle Antiques, rage. Big lot. Outdoor grill on patio, ^leasant living room, dining room. 'or (wo active offices. Lois, rpsltlcn- St< Pa«* 21& In «h*v 8PERTI SUN LAMP — Floor model Oakhurst. 531-1699. EXECUTIVE OFFICE BPACE-At 25 :itchen with dishwasher, Family room. E»WN MAINTENANCE - Free estl- wlih timer, quartz tube and Infrared Recklesa PI.. R*d RurJii. 650 sq. tU in ;18,B00, 741-2736. inl, Investment, rental and commercial I Ysillow Pagai. muii riven per Job or seasonal con- ',J bathn. two-ca>r garage, hargp pint, ropcrtlcs. Cull BNYUKll AGENCY, It unit,. J35. C«ll S42-0641. PIANOS WANTED — Highest prices llgnifled modern office building with APPLEBHOOK - All brick. Three bed- 'ransfe-rred owner asking $29,500. tracts.. U7-24U or 787-3479.. iomplet* services. Carpeted through- tEALTOna, 671-2500. Member o[ both paid••-••••. CaU H. - Tenzw. 30US* MMaiJ n ot rooms, l',i baths. Large lamlly room. :EL>DEN AO&NCY, Realtor«, 301 Lakeirood. 363-2160. out, with most attractive wall treat- Doublp parade. Trees, can evenings Multiple Listing Services. BASEMENT LEAKING? ment and electrical fixtures. Call 747- 671-3398 or 671-5381. laple Ave,, corner Bergen PI., Red FINANCIAL IThoro Seal S7.9S. 50 lb hag). 3730 belween 9 and 5:30. larA. 741-9100. FIIIA anrl seals mason&ry block voids, HOUSES FOR SALE PETS AND LIVESTOCK MIDDLETOWN — New three-bedroom RETliREMENT OR STAItTSR HOME BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES thus stops seepage. Water plug stops IF YOU ARE INTERESTED - In a Bt-Levet. Den, recreation room, l \i — In fine Fafr Haven location. One NAVESINK running leaks. irand new modern office space, well bathn. Laundr" — ; bedroom plus nunroom II \ SMALL RESTAURANT — Fully OOINO AWAY7 located In the center of Red Bank, con- Dead-er/d St. oom, dining room, " Vfr batha. Most squlfte-id for yearly rental. Hlghlandi RED BANK LUMBER tract use for further Information. THE FIVE BEDROOM HOME Boarding, bathing, grooming. '.tractive floor plan and all In gleam V108 a monlft Days all. That's right. I7J-OT33. Corner Purl and Wall Red Bank BRIGOSON KENNELS. 741-3310 "1OWSTRA AGENCY. 741-8700. LEONARDO — Year around two bed- iK condition. Very deep yard. Aakln,, ASSOCIATES room cottage. Wall pas heater, Auto- il'i.jW). nUS?ELL M. BORU3 RKAL- Five big bedrooms, two lull both!, GERMAN BHEPHERDS-AKC. Two fe- JODERN OFFICE SPACE — In Red matic hot water. 30' porch. Lot 60x145. 3, fiOO Klver Rd. .Fafr Haven. 50x200 loi, quiet street, full basement, CALVIN S. R. OHLSEN, REAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES COMMERCIAL RENTALS males, sip weeks, show breed. Reason- lank Air conditioned. $50 per morAh Reasonable. Call 291-3906 '47-4W2. Member Multiple LlstliVg Ser^ monstrous size kltcncn with oil LOVE H SPECTACULAR V able. Must go. 561-5139 after 5:30 p.m. ?AIR HAVEN—Two-story three-bed- Ice. knotty pine paneling.. Assume exist- PROM THE HILLS OF HOLMD CHOCOLATE COLORED AKC Stan >BSrRABLE RIVER FRONT aulte- room. Living, dining room, eat-in ino mortoooe lor Jl 1,600. This mus! dard poodles, eight weeks. flmt floor In the Tuller Building. kitchen. Large front porch. Call for $2,000 to ASSUME be sold. Coll now! Then act qufckly to buy this be 8(2-2782. .11 747-2440. quick sate. 741-2022. l!)0 a month pays all. Two - bed (ul. one-veor-old ratich houst. •oom ranch, cyclone fenced-in yard, Sublect to FHA ond VA approval sled on a hill wilt) brtattilaUnn Pockoge Liquor Store Centrally lo- 6FFICE SMNT BERNARD AWTER TO SHAJlB brand r*w, well MIDDLETOWN — Attractive splll- ihade trees. Convenient to beach. Piipplei A.K.C. registered. CaU .ppolnted lawyers . suite. level. Landscaped. Four bedrooms, Priced" at (11,600. WALKER k WALK- oraniic view. Large "vino r cated In Red Bonk. «27.SCO, 747-2400. 601R. modern kitchen, living room, dining R-^*Realt[>rn, MlddletownHolmdel. formal dining room, lartje kll( rea, recreation room. Attached ga- ipje Llstingfl snd Trade-ins. Send SPACE ED BANK — Choice location. Street | paneled oameroom. Four'bBdro Cocktoll Lsunge neor Red Bonk. PUPPIES - PART COCKER ovel five-room prolessional office. Air rage, basement. Two complete batns. catalog. 671-3311. W*iMo-wall carpeting, washer, dryer, two bath;. Allcched two-car gm Ntw Orisons OKor. 131,001). Modern O/flcei Just completed. Can- Male, aeven wtfks, $10 sonditlonlng and all utilities Included. Lmple parking. $150. 741-7523. plus .extras. Clone to shopping, trans- »AIMT NEffiDED — Two bedroom tr&l Red Bank Bualneii DiitrlcL 787-5Jar»3 X portation. Bell Labs. Asking JID/OOO. !ape Corl. LIvlt.'g room, kitchen. Ga- Approxtmately on. ocre. P ItTBMfi. 70 -Hmifinh Ave age. Sitting on 50x123 lot, enclosed TTC! ~MINIATI)Ilfc PO&Dl5is — )F"FICE - Onee room wlih or without yum: CM us. • Central Air CondltJonlnf . waitinii g room and secretarial vlth Anchor f6tice. Vein us down} COMMERCIAL DEPT. 741-2340 • Self Service Elevator Black and brown. Eight weeks old. NEW SHREWSBURY — Three-bed- .nproxlmntely J85 monthly. All others, $100. Call 264-W20. raeal manuficture-r' represent- MULTIPLE "i • Private Parkins Sptci Hit streett t , parking.ki . 747-2400472400. room ranch. Corner lot. ?i-acre. Trees. ;no down; approximately JD5 monthly, WEART-NEMETH • Rent JieaionabJt OEflMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY — Two-car attached ggarageg . Parjcled rrec- losing coRta included. THE KIRWAN LISTINGS • Impact and Compare BiKht werks nlii. housebroken. Reason- .000 SQ. FT. LIGHT manufacturing reti t btbflthah . CarpetsCt . ExE - iO., Realtors, Campbell's Junction, AND TRADE-INS ; iilf. Csll 871-1509. ifts for lease. Can be leased separate- *l!ent schools. 121,9001, . CslCll fofrr aapp- letford. 787-5500. AGENCY v, containing about 3300 sq. ft. ber pointmenti , 2tl4-66D66D6. 16 AAppll e OrcharOhd TOP PEKINGESE — 12 wrfki. Male loor. 74t,HOO. LDE SHREWSBURY — Cape Cod. 1001 Hwy. 35 REALTORS 747-1100 AKC. Also.. Myna bird, 10 months. i lovely neighborhood. Three-bedroom, MIDDLETOWM'i Call 294-1494. Must sell. ED BANK — On Hwy 38. nftar 1PL1T LEVEI, — Three twln-sir.M £-bath. Fireplace. Recreation room. lolly Pltchtr Inn, lultablt for profes- r in W. From si. Ned Bonk 54 Broad St. Red Binlc bedrooms.. Thret baths. Bsamed cell- aiklnjr distance to school and shop- Licensed Real Estate Broker 671-0600 QUIET. GENTLE AND BROKEN — >tonal office, one to four rooms. See Ing rscrsstlnn room with fireplace. Ing. 511,600. Call Mrs. Hudsjop, llc- Dally 9-8; Sat., Sunday JO-e"—• Three-quarteree-quar r hcrse. Also tack. Phone 3row*ll Agency, 63 Riven.de Ave. 7U Screened porch. Bwlmmlng pool. Patto .LIBTBR AGENCY. Realtor; "1M B. Hailtt Office 741-3U6 2W0W4 Ji-HOUIt SERVICE 7M6M7M -6Mii , a,ft*tur «• p,m. 125,900. Call 542-2405. River Rrl., Rumaon. 842-1894. I lytn, eitiieruhlp la the com- Qtarlea Pflt, ciiv» Tymoa and Ctitity' tnd Al Ortlieb, THE DAILY REGISTER Tuesday, VUy 3, 1966-19 ISO Attend Parents Nighfimunity and fchottnfjip. Freak Siano. chairmen of the ietgue, to K\tn Jockey Hollow Trail awtrdi The silver mtd*l for being UForge, Robert Collie^, John went to Thomas Bennett, Rick the top point-getter In the merit '•terson and Steve Dtnatzko, ForHazlet Scout Troop 130 Bohnsack, Robert- Alexander, system within the- troop was tint, place team; Raymond Stetz, HAZLET — More than ISO awards were presented to Ronald Jack Campbell, Bob Cassidy, awarded to Richard Bohnsack, Richard Bohiaack, Georgi parents and relatives attended Harper, John Pentland, " Kevin Craig Collier, Rick Donaldson, with ninners-up Stephen Ryan Zingler and William Frye, sec the semi-annual parents night Shea, James Strubble, Kenneth Ron Harper, Robert Hart, Chris and Robert Cassidy. ond place team;Stephen Ryan held by Boy Scout Troop 130 at Tait, Clive Tyrnon and Glenn Hartnett, Robert Heun, Kenneth Inducted as tenderfoot Scouts Charles Wakefield, William Wind row, and Robert HUnsicker, thin the Union Avenue School. Awards Zingler, second class; Thomas Hurley, Robert Koenig, Jack were Peter Burke, Robert Buroz- place; Robert Cassidy, 142 hig were presented to 40 scouts. Bennett, Robert Morris, Stephen Loughney, John McDonald, Rob- ski, Anthony DIMaiolo, Richarc average; Jack Loughney, 140 sec Scoutmaster Dan Ryarf discussed Ortlieb and Charles Wakefield, ert Morris, Steven Ortlieb, Steven Honrby, Gary Iverson, Mark Oty, ond high average; Raymond Ste the importance of summer camp. first class; Steven Powell, Junior Ryan, Kevin Shea and Jerry William Van Fechtmann, Robert Wolff. tz, 125 thrid high average; Jac He emphasiied it is not a vaca- Assistant Scoutmaster; Kenneth Walengewicz and Stephen Conn- ington. Loughney,347 high series for tw tion for the boys or an advance- Hurley, patrol leader; Chris Attendance and service pins games; Robert Cassidy, 338 sec- ment mill. Hartnett and Robert Heun, as went to Robert Alexander, Rick Joseph Cassidy, troop commit ond high series, Ray Stetz. 31! • Mr. Ryan said summer camp sistant patrol leader, Bohnsack, Robert Cassidy, tee chairman, presented a plaqus third high series; Jack Loughney gives the patrols «nd troop a Merit badges were presented George Paterson, Ray Steti, to William Baumgartrier,-in ap- 210 high game; Robert Cassidy chance to function for a week as to Robert Alexander, home re- Steven Ortlieb, Ron Harper, Rob-preciation of his longtime 199 high game; John Paterson, units. He added that boys are pairs and electricity; Richard ert Heun, Ken Hurley, Alfred eistance to the troop in the role 190 third high game; Glenr quick to make comparisons as Bohnsack, reading, plumbing and Klein, Charles Wakefield and of merit badge counselor. He an Zingler, most improved bowler, they talk with scouts from other litesaving; Robert Cassidy, fire- Chris Hartnett, - Robert Collier, nounced that plans for the sum- with a jump in average of troops on the trails at the trad- manship and fingerprinting; Craig Collier, Jack Loughney, mer include a bus trip to th< points. ing post, or while working with Craig Collier, citizenship in the Stephen Ryan, Robert Koenig, Naval Base at New London them on merit or icoutcraft proj- nation; Allen LaForge, reading; Robert Morris, Steven Powell, Conn. Mrs. Robert Alexander an ects. Robert Morris, reading and Kevin Shea, William Windrow, Awards for the troop bowlin Mrs. Joseph Cassidy receivec special awards in appreciation Advancement and recognition marksmanship, and Stephen Lyle Abramowitz John Gros, league were presented by M their services as scorekeeper -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE (or the league.

NOTICE built tat icceiiorleg to «- prlvata dwel jubjeet lo lh« requirtmetAa and pro-IrAereference with radio or television Th* following ordinance waa Intro- ting d«tu:hed accessary buildings, visions of Artlci* VI. Bection 2 m. reception at the lot line or beyond u duced and pasaed first reading it a itructiires and uses shall bi locatad SECTION THIRTEEN — ARTICLE a result of the operation of such equip- regular meeting of the Township Com In tha rew: yard »,nd comply wJth ,1\ section 5 is hereby «n«nded and ment. No Renewal mitiee of tha Townihlp or Coin x«cl th« provliions of the tchedule govern- supplemented by the addition of th (e» Other Proviilona and Requir held April 21, 19H, and laid ordlnanct Inr their loc&tior.*. Private iwlmroing following provision: ments: THROUGH STAINED GLASS — David Kosakoff, Mlddletown Township artist and will be further considered for final pas- poolt and their accefliortei ihall no1 ARTICLE VI, Section 5 (J) — Th U) T««> proWslons and requlrfmen aage at.a iptclal meetinE of laid gov- be tsonatructed or tnatalled nearer t provisions and requirement* of Art of Article VI, Section 2 (0, (Ii m erning body to lit held May 12, 1916 al the side or rear- lot lines than Ulow«< cle VI, Section 2 , (g) and (h) .hall (h) snn Article VI. Bection 5 ij} '1»Study Slated member of Congregation Bnai Israel, Rumjon, points out tome of ths details in the 8 P.M. at th« Cedar Drive Elementary for atcceaiory buildings in th« zone In apply to * Zone P with the following (2), (3) and (5) ahall apply to Zoni School, C«dar Drive, ColU Neck, N. J.Volved, nor nc«r«r to the vtrect lin< Additions art. exceptions: 0 symbols he used in his design for the stained glass windows dedicated Sunday in at wWch tima and place all p«nona or ilnw upon which said propert' (l) The minimum number of ofl (2) All parfelng load.r^ and unloa de»lrlnf to ba heard thereon will be front! UnrJ the main trout will o( tn abreet pairtclng spaces provided shall Ing a>reaa, accessory buildings ft By Planners the synagogue sanctuary. Attentive listeners are, left to right, Irving Diamond, con- dven fuU opportunity. dwelling erftoted thereon. When io be equal to one jpace for each em- buildings for e-werage purposes and HAItRY CRINE cited on 1 corn«r lot, a private swim- ployee, cuatomeir, vWtor, and Indus' flimllar service areas shall lie cam' SEA BRIGHT - Mayor Franb gregation president; Dr. Gershon Cohen, professor of Jewish history at Columbia ming pool shall not b« coratructed or trial vehicle which can reasonably b pletHy screened from view from ad- Townahlp Olerk Irattiled nearer to either »tr«et than expected to bt on the premises a jacent property by adequate wall* Van Duzer last night stressed thai University, principal speaker at the dedication; Leo Rosten, author and an editor of AN ORDINANCE AMENDIHO AND the main front wall and/or ild* -wkll fences, landscaping or a. combination the local Planning Board is nol lacing either street, M(3) No landMAplnv la required with- of theae elements; such screening an> Look Magazine, who also spoke; Lawrence Feldman, congregation vice president and TTINO AN ORDINANCE landscaping to bs approved by th considering an urban renewa! "AN OWMNAJOE UK- ARTICLE V, Section 17—No carport* in the parking ewea. ITING AND RESTRICTING TO (3) Limited outdoor atorage areai PlnrMlnK Board. program chairman, and Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff, congregation spiritual leader. are permitted iii the Towi-blilp. Al • 6DCTION FIFTEEN — ARTICLB V study for this borough. •PECIFIED ZONES AND KEGrtsidetice- s constructed a/ttr (he p«for mate-rlal or equipment are per ITLATINO THEREIN BUILD- rnltted aa accessory uses to the mai fa hereby amended and suppl^mentei «»>;• of thli ordinance shall hav* it by tha addition of the following p~ The mayor, a member of the IMOS AND STRUCTURES ACCORD- tamed or d eta died n two car garag Industrial uie on the lot. Such itora* ING TO THEIR CONSTRUCTION areas ahall be screened from view o vislon: board, said rumors are rampanl AND THE NATURE AND EXTENT havlnt a minimum squara loot a,reJ adjacent properties by screening wltr APvTICLE VI, Section 10 — OLl Dedicate Stained Glass Windows OF THEIR USE, AND THE N-Ao-[ 500 square feet and thall provld TER ZONING REGULATIONS. here that "bulldozers will leve & driveway connecting aaid gfcraie tc adequate walls, fences, landscft-plng oi .- TORE AND EXTENT OF THE USE • combination of theae elemtnti; g\icY The purpose of this section Is residential areas" for the pro- OF LAND IN THE TOWNSHIP OF the t (3) —. creavlnr th» number of lots In thi OLATIONS THBREOJ' AND BSTAB irons boundaries only. renewal study and no idei Garden Centen, KftUU Plant, Shrub, (5) Only one uie Is permitted on total area to be subdivided. USHINO A BOARD OF ADJUST- tnd Tr« Nur*»rlei and tlmlla-r busl- Provisions under this luhnection L._ whether such a study will evei atDNT" ADOPTED APRIL. 29, 1954, each lot neisei primarily ingtged In the re- SECTION FOURTEEN — ARTICLE be allowed at the dliccetlon of th AND THE AMENDMENTS AND tiil file of living plant matftrlal—Two Planning Board In Accordance with thi come before the board. Hi SUPPLEMENTS THERETO. VI Is hereby amended by A the addi- •quart ftet of parking apace tor etc! tion of tne followlr.»; new Section: aUndajda *nd criteria herelrft.Ftei added that initiation of such Of Inter-f stfth Understanding BE IT ORDAINED by th» Township i-iuart foot ot biiimng HOOT apace. A italPd; Oonunlttae of th« Tovnahlp ot Colta maximum ot four tquart feet of out- ARTICLE: VI Section flA — USJ probe would follow a "tremen- Neck In tha Oourfty of Monnwutti, an< ilde living plant material itora.se, sale, REGULATIONS FOR LABORATORY ,„) The minimum size of A tract o; RUMSON - The deliberation mosphere and spirit in which it only greater freedom come, but Bta»e of New Jersey, that an ordi- and. display a.rea, la pirmltted without AND UGHT INDUBTRI^L ZONE G parcel of land proposed for rtevelop dous amount of study and fore- nance «nUtied "ATi Ordinance lilmit- additional pwHIng ftpace for each Within Zone G, no building or land rmnt under the Cluster Pevelopme on the Jews at Vatican Council was- begun, the discussion will a greater spirit of amity and shall hereaner be- used or occupied -In provisions of thli ordinance ihall 1 nought" and would entail numer- Inf and RMurtotlnc To specified zones .,»-» foot ot Imldt MIM and din II "was symptomatic and hope- contribute to knowledge and un freedom for all mankind," Dr. and Regulating Therein Buildings and play area devoted to Garden Cent* whole or In pan. nor shall any build ten (io) acres. ous public hearings. Sbructurea According td Their Cwt- or almtlar UBM (or which parking ins or premises b« used or any build- The> maximum numbeir of resl fully signified a new era derstanding, Dr. Cohen told ap- Cohen said. •trueUon and the Nature and Extent aiwLce haa been provided. For each Ins; or part thereof erected or altered dential building lots for each cluster Robert Redfiedd. board vie 4t Thltr Uie, and tha Nature and Ex-additional square toot of g>ro»8 out- which la arranged, interred or de-development riiall be computed on th< of frank, free dis.cussion" on the proximately 250 persons attending During the IB centuries of their signed to be used (or any purpos tent »f the U«e of Land in the Town- m« etoMLge, iale, or display area, basis of 0A5 loti per sroas acre. I chairman, added that an urbai historic question of Jewish-Chris- the dedication of the stained glass 1 ship ot Oolti Neck, In the County of 0.1 iquare footer parktng apace shall other than the following; thli calculation results In a reroainlni co-existence, the relationship be- HonmouUi, Providing for th« Admin- b« provided. All other retail' atorca, h*H b renewal program would stem tian relationships,- Dr. Gershon windows in the sanctuary of Con-tween the cister religions, latratton and Ertorcetnent of Uie Pro-perjional service shov*, banki or oth-met and normal and customary and rounded to thu nearest whole number from a "separate program. Th vtslsm Contained H«r«ln am Fixlnl er financial Institution! — thrt« «quar« dearly Incidental accessory butldlivgr (c> Land area equal to a mlnlmui Cohen, professor of Jewish his- gregation Bnai Israel, here, Judaism and Christianity, has FtnalUet for th* Vlol&Uona Thereof fiet of paritlng spa.ee (ot each iqua-xe are allowed only upon Plannlr/g Bowi or 40% of the grosi area or Uie pr board's sole concern at this time, tory at Columbia University, said "Then out of the terrible ashes been marked by the ambivalent and Bsta&lUhlna;. t> Board ot Anjust- foot of »*]«, display or other area* nlte plan s,ppffoval and are lubject t- poned development shall not be li mnt" adopted April M, 19M, and thgeneralla y open to cuitomeri, patron* the performance ttandardi lUted In Ar-eluded In lots but shall be dedlcatei he said, U the current mastei here Sunday. we've all had to live through feelings of siblings laying claim Amendments and Supnlemtntl thereto or the gerteral public. ticle VI, Section BA (b); to the Township of Colts Neck for co plan study. Urban renewal, he ba arM ttit earn* la hereby amended <1> Manu/acturlnff of light machlm nervation and open space purposei If continued in the same at- I in the last generation may not to a legacy from thesame Fath- SECTION NINE—ARTICLE, VI, Sec- said, is not a consideration in ftnd auppltmtnted as follows: tion 2 Lot size 56,000 sq. ft West Trenton planners. FRONTAQK. That portion of a lot exan- y nature whatsosvir, including ref- Middletown Township, an artist use hut j»t limited thereto, shall b« tling of food and beverages, food and (2) Street frontage 200 feet* Councilman John J. Picknally tending along a street line. In thec&ntiin«d\ within said bulWlng arA cereal mixing and milling, food pro- <3) Lot width 200 feet and member of the synagogue, oaae of a earner lot, either " street ahall not be permitted outside thereof cessing. . Ice cream manufacturing, <4> Front yard 7* f-"t also a board member, noted thai frontage, which meats the minimum manufacturing and bottling of •plttu &ce and conservation use to th for federal 701 Program ai Magazine, author and lecturer, lot. display a-reaa ff?r living plant mate>rlaj (b) Performance Standard* — AnyTownahlp shall meet the following re RTICLE It, Settlor/ 15 A.COES- ahall be located behlnl tne front build' us« permitted in Zo>n« G and the oper- qutremenis: funds. also spoke at the dedication. ^ BUILDING, STRUCTURE OR Ing llr.'a of tht main building, tha.1 ation thereof shall conform to the fo (1) The m-inlmum size of each par- "You will have great pleasure 1. E. An "accessary building". conform to accesaory building mini lowing standards: cel BO dedicated shall be 4.0 acres ce^ory structure" or an "accessory mum side tnd retr lot tint ietbacK*, (1) VfbnUtor/ or odor* «hal. not be it) Every parcel of land so dedi in combining the spiritual ant1, . m :« p subordinate us* of land or and thall be complexly ier»en«d from dlscernable at tht tot line or beyond. cated on a subdlviiion plat or a clui binding, Hit purpose of which Is In-view from the front, rear and aide (2) Smoke shall not be emitted from ter development shall be conveyed I aesthetic in your awn backyard," C 1L.1 to that of a main uie orlota by a continuous planning of Any source In a greater density the Township by deed at the ttmi $473,000 Aid Mr. Rosten told the congregation b-Udlna, and which Is located on themaia»d •vfergr«»n» deolduoat treaa rrty than described as No, 1 on t flrJal approval It granted by tne Town *. ..a icit with such main use or build- and shrubs ^Qsfiuch tpeclM tnd *l« *«united States Bureau of Wines Ring>* ship to the final Subdivision Plat. Salt Dr. Cohen's talk wa,s the first will produce, within two ^rowlt.'g lea-m»n Chart except lhflt ' visible ffray detda shall contain restrictions stutl annual Rabbi Arthur H. -HershO'i .' ACTION TWO - ARTICLE II .^...aom, a scree-'n- at l*a*' t" fou'"r feet I smoke of a shad« not daxktr thatJ that the'use of such lands shall Expected By ut ileraby amended and supplemented heignt, and of such .density aa wildetcrlbed an N"o. 2 on tht restricted to conservation and opei Memorial Lecture. Rabbi Her- b - 3 addition ot thi followlrjf pro- obscure, throughout tht Full course o Chart may be emjttod. for, nw mvi •paca purpoiea, Tlsion: tha ye*r, the outside sale, dfiplay and than four minutes In any ''thirty min- (3) The lahd so dedicated shall shon, who died two years ago, A.l.iCLE II. Section JO— OL.USTER utes. These provisions appUca< to contiguous to a minimum of 25% liJeELOPMEXT.. A cluster <3«ve]0p- dtorage area. Monmouth was spiritual leader of the con- SBCTION TSJN ~ AFtTTCLE VI, Sec-visible gray smoke, shall .also apply the lots In the subdivision proposed f( m*.. Is a development permitted In to visible smoke of a different color, Uie cluster development. tie Residence Zone "A" of th* Town tion 2 it) (S) and (10) are hereby WEST LONG BRANCH — Mon gregation for 26 years before his repealed and deleted, but with an equivalent apparent opac- . (4) Tho lands so dedicated anal; li sj > o: Colts, Neck, having'a ma*l ity. elude wherever 'feasible, natural fe mouth College expects to hav< retirement and Was a leader In mum gross density of 0.U .building SECTION ELEVEN — ARTICLB VI, Bed Ion 2 la hereby amended and sup- (3) Emission of dust or fly S-sti turea tuch as at reams, brooka, wood< Inter-faith work in the Red Bank Ion pe - aore for tne entire area pro- which can causie an.y damage_.._. to health. , artajr, «teep slopes and other natur at its disposal a total of J473.0M posed lor the davelopment: When Ilif plemented by the addition « tht fol- owing provision: to RjJlmalA or vegetation, or to other features of scenic and conservatii in financial aid for the coming area. eluater development provla-iom are m terms of property, or that may canst value. The developer may be requlrec ployed, a reduction M basic lot re AnTIOLE VI, flection 3 (h) — L . soiling of vegetation or other propel* to, plant trees or make other almtlai school year. Other speaker* were Rabbi qulremente may ba allowed pursuani to the application for a Building Per mlt for the construction of any build- ty is prohibited. landscaping Improvemerrts in order U Jack Rosoff, spiritual leader of to the further provisions of this ordi (4) Direct or sky reflected light or open land for acceptance b; Jay O. Petersen, director of nance. Lands ot tha development not ing permitted in Zone C, the appli- Qualify open cant ahiil Bubrnlt In triplicate detailed glare trull not b* vi*rbl« at tht lotuie Township. financial aid at the college, said trie synagogue and Irving Dia- lncludsd In lots ahall ba dedicated to Unt or beyond. (5) ThThe llandds so dedicated shall Dlachargfj Into any disposal sys- subject to approval by the Towruh (1) Boundaries ol ths tract; tem, publlo or private, or streams, or Planning Boartl. Th« Board in the!under the Educational Opportuni- Music was presented by Gin- SECTION THRU!} V ART1CUE III <2> Ail appltotblt dlmentloiu tei Into the ground, of any materials of review and evaluation of the sulta Section. 1 iM I in K*MbJ x such natura or Unroerature that can blllty of «uch land shall be juideti ty Grant program which will be tor Sidney Scharff and the Bnai and supplemented to read as follows firth in the Bohedule ot this Ordi contaminate any water supply, includ- by the Master Plan of the Townahii ARTICLE -HI, Section 1—For th* ing around water supply U prohibited, of Colt« Neck, by the ability to a used to give assistance to ac- srael Chior, directed by Leon- twrpos* of this ordinance, ths Town- , (3)'Alt ttrtetf ant) »i*«m*nU; (4) The looatlon ot all propoaid and (ft lAt rfo point or any boumlcry line Semite atrrf if nit such land* from a ademically qualified students whe ard Schlosberg. Stile of Colts Neck Ii hereby divided of thin zone, and at no point on anyJoining areas to form continuous bandi into the following classes of nones: exUtlng atructoret and buUdmg, park- property within 200 feet of a nola of open ipace arM by the acceailbiut] are (financially deprived. MWMSNOt ZONK A; RESIDENCE Ins nrMS tigna, pwltitrtan mtyi, load- source within this zone ahall th and potential utility of such lands. ZONE B; HIGHWAY BUSINESS 8ONE ing and unloading areaa and drives sound prttsurtr level radiated contin- The director added the collegi IN MANEUVER C; MSEARCH-OFFIOK ZONE E within the tract and wltblrJ 190 fett (6) The propMed roads within th< ot the tract; uously from Any Individual activity cluster development shall not Intercon- also expects to receive approval BAD KREUZNACH, Germany- mcrrxD iNDUsnirjiL ZONE F: (0) The propoaM use ot alt build or plant «*j««d tit* decibel limits In nect with BXlMtlng or prepoitd roadt LAJORIATOBY AMD LIOHT INDUS tht octave bands rienlgrMted In Table to form continuous or through roartt, for a 1244,000 lending level fo. DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENTS — Red Bank's Inde- Army Sp. 4 Douglas C. Dand,' son tAIAl, ZONE) O. ings and itructure«; I below. American Sound Level Me- (8 Landscaped aria* exIiMng and (7) The proposed roads within th( the 1966-67 academic year wide of Mrs. Mary Dand, 34 Naveslnk ARTICLE IH, Section 3—Tha bound- proposed; ten for Measure-ment of Noise and cluster dsvelopfmerrt ihall be designed pendent Engine Co. has honored its secretary, Charles aries oi each ot tht rones set forth other Bounds 9l.4'l96i, American Stan- to discourage any high npefd oi the national defense student loan (7> A drainage pl&n showing exist dams Ajwclailon, inc., New YorK, Ave., East Keansburg, Middle- In Section 1 hereof are hereby es- Ing and propoied contour, In and with' through traffic, shall have the exciu H, Bennatt, Jr., right, for 38 years of outstanding service. tabltaed u shown oBelb1«, 000 subsidy from the Monmouth training maneuver conducted by Claude W. Blrdsall, Townihlp En- dards Ajsociatlon. Inc., New York, (t) All other proviRtons of tlila ordi- the service plaque at the company'i banquet Saturday in Ilneer, aa amended by Ordinances size and gradi of pipe ant&any drain- N. Y., Bhull be used to measure tount County Board of Freeholder* for .the 62d Medical Group in Bid age easement* to bt aequlred^aorosa levels. Measurements shall bt hiadi nance which a,re applicable to lands In J adopted April J», 1H1, August 30, ltjj «3 Jot nine properties; "A the 'A Zone and which have not been scholarships and loans, as well tilt Willowbrook, fiair Haven. , Kreuznach, Germany. and March SI, IBM, which msp >c- uslryi the flat network of the itaund specifically modified In this section, , eompanlea arM Is made a part or this (8) Plan • showing the. method o level moter. If the nolle Is not smooth nhaJl alao apply to lands devtlopid ui as other scholarships supported ordinance except aa follows: The areas seweragge and wait* disposaspal l aan d -waitee and continuous, one or more of the cor- der this section. shown as Rea-ldance Zone B on Bound- ncineration, If any, end percolation rectlont of Tabie 2 below ihall b« by private companies and or- ary Road, Laird Road, Conover Rom, tests from sufficient locations on theadded to or subtracted from each ot All of Uie provlilom of the Sub'ganizations, f d division Ordinance of tha Township oi Msysrs Hill Road beJwe«n«CO)iovfcr ane kit4 to allow a. determination »f ade- ht deolbeJa levels given In Table l Coltg Neck uhall apply to any develop- Pisani Estate Is Location For Movie Revolutionary Reads, Five Points quacy to be made by the Townahlp if the noises will bt Incapable of be Mr.JPeterseh said the college's EDfineer; * , tifg measured with the tound level ment proposed under the Cluster r>e< Read, Stone HU1 Road, Hockfaoduon velopmcnt Provision* of the Zoning office of financial aid hai already RUMSON — Cameras are roll- Mn. A.J." Pisani of Bellevue director Alain Selene, and a pair Road, Water Street, Obre Road, Sauin- (ft) Architectural ik«tche« of all ele-meter and octave band analyzer "» Ordinance. loim Road and Muhler.'6rtnk Road «re vations ot ail buildings; herein described, then the nolaa shall received some 1,000 applicatons ing In Rumson today in the film- Ave., here. of young romantic lead actors, hereby classified as Residence Zone A. (10) The location and type or conbe measured by substituting an impact SECTION' SIXTEEN — ARTICL1 Tht areas shown as Industrial Zone F jtmctton for any fencei and the lonoli- * analyser (General Radio Com- VII Is hereby amended and supple for financial assistance. ing.of the Ric-0-Mar Productions, Outdoor sets are to. utilize the Ann Kyle and William Derris, as on Crine Road and on Laird Road cation, •pectei and caliber of plant pany. Type 1B6«^-.1B66) for the octave mer-trd tD read as follow*: art hereby classified as "Laboratory material for ill planted or landscaped analywr to determine the peak value ARTICLE VII. Section 3 — UNDER ,td. 90 minute story of modern estate's swimming pool and its well as technical crews. of tht impact. In cases where thire h SIZED LOTS OF RECORD «M light Industrial Zone O." V!". UNDERSIZED LOT* OF RECORD America, "The Great Society." large .fountain-pool. Interior Production is slated- to swing The Zoning- Map above referred to ' (11)'A lighting plan showing con- serious queition whether a noise wil >* a nulsanoe outside the zorJs dlitrJct Any i parcel of land which does ru>i scenes are slated for filming in Into high gear this week, with Is hereby amended in accordance with tormance with (g) (6) of this Section meet the minimum lot ilze require Expect Delay Produced by the Madison Ave., the- aforemerAloned changes in tone boundatdet, or outa.de the property lot fnea contafnlnff ft. and if (he node fi mentR prescribed for a lot In tht zom the family's huge residence. the arrival bf other members of classification. («) ParWnr and vehicular circula- In which iuch Jot (< located, and wftlc^ rfew York, firm, the film will be tion, and relationship to the proposed IncaptbJt of being measured with an On hand for weekend rehears- the cast. The production is ex- SECTION FOUR — The Schedule ol impACt noise analyzer, then the) noise parcel was under one ownenshtp al Ke|u1st!ont established In Article IV. use of highway*, streete and adjacent the date of tht adoption of th'.i ordl' "shot" on several Monmouth properties. producing activity all all not be per- In Aid For als of the film's technical aspects pected to take several weeks of Seotlon il of the Zoning Ordinance Ol mitted. If the i to la • source ii already nance, may be used as a lot for anj ths Township of Colts Neck dated June (13) Upon receipt of laid material, purpose permitted In tht • zorie, pro- County locations. A major film were producer Richard Martin, filming at several county loca- 39, 19811 entitled "Scheuled ot Attm, the Building Inspector thall forward n existence, tht noise shall bs con- n existence, thi nolle ihs.ll be vided that the width of each side location is the estate of Dr. and director Robert Maderp, assistant tions. Yard ind Building7 Requirement: •airi material to thi Plim/.ng Board. trolled Co tlfmfnite tt\* nufttnee. •*rd must equal or exceed 30% Township. o--f Atlantlo- ^ ' Ii hereoe- joeyy re- (l<> A determination atuJl bt made hp width of 'ths lot, and In no case Master Plan - p«aled TABLE 1 and th* Schedule of Reguia- by the Towtuhlp Snglnetr that tht Maximum shall any building or part thereof be uons entitled "Scheduli> of Area, dralnase system, lanlt&ry lewerage within lft feet or said property line, SEA BRIGHT — Forthcoming Td Permitted ,XU4 and .Building Requirements; disposal system, and method of Incin- Sound and provided further that all othei federal funds to aid in the local Township ot ColU Neck Neck ISM" eration art adtquait to handle the Fraisura regulations prescribed for the zone b' attached hereto is hereby declared to anticipated totd and will product no Level In this nrdlnasce are cornpUrd with, Loi master plan study will be a be a part of this ordinance, applying harmful effect on adjolrAng pronertlM. decibels • which art not of the required mini- least five months in the works. to the uses of land tnd bulldlnrs and He shall also make a determination at Zottts mum alze may be tined lor any pur- open spaces lo bt provided In thethat the lighUnr plan meets tht re< poaa permitted In tht zone lr/ which The prediction was made al various Jonea. ettabilined by this or- quirementi of (g> (8) ot thli faction Ocllve Bennilartei ihey are located If §uoh lots were dinance. and ARTICLE. FrequencFre y or at ast night's Planning Board ses- [eyclw per tot Unei Included In a subdivision plat which SECTION FIVE—The provision, <* (J5) The Plsnnlnr B«ard ahall, with' was either duly approved under the sion by Councilman John J Article IV, Sectlorf S are hereby de- in nlntty (90) days after tht receipt 0-76 72 Municipal Planning Act of IBM prior letelated and iIn aubsltutt thereof, ARTIARtl- of the same, review th* tntire mat- 75-15(1 67 i the effective date of thi* ordinance 'icknally, a board member. CLE IV, Section 3 shall read as folter with a view toward ascertaining 150-300 59 md/or which tubdivlaion was granted |;i* whither the requirements arM ' tUm- 300400 52 :entatlve approval under laid Act prt. The report, was a result of the ARTICLO IV, aectlon S—To provld* dartfs ot thli Ord.ine.nct, relating to 60O-12O0 46 or -to tha effective dite of this ordl- mention of * planners meeting for orderly BuMivision of Jand, front- parkin*, circulation, llghUni, landicap- 1209 to 2400 40 nar.Reduced lot change In a d ly pproved applica {hammering, etc) - ft Uila Ordinance ahall hn deemed valid HUM sov FUBUO NOTICE »! ;:ei may be allowed in Ttetldence ionin,, shashalll flofolloww thi i sami procedurproure and In full. force and effect, An Ordinance to AmerM nn Onll- Zone A In Accordance with Clutter 'or btaining ap thf a I Notae or period character 'or obtaining approval thereof aa In (um(hum,, acreech, etc.etc.) ) - S SECTION EIGHTEEN — All ordl ,.-inc« Entitled "AN ORDINANCE FIX- 2ia..j RegulaKont lei forth It. Artl- .he original application. Al th traces or pmrU thereof in conflict or NO COMPENSATION OF BOROUdH cl« VI, Section 10 of thli ordinary. SECTION TWXLVE — ARTICLE VI, Apply one of then correctlong^only. loontlstent with thla ordinance an FFICERS AND CERTAIN BOROUGH &E0TION SEVEN—ARTICLE V, Stc- lection 4 Is hereby amended and sup- 17> Proceis of storage creating or erebv repealed. IMPLOYEE8 IN THE B0R0UOH OF t!om 4 and 17 are htrnby amended pmentplementee d byy hthee addition of the fol-:ending to create undue hasard by rea> SECTION NINETEEN — This' ordl tUMBON, N. J." Pa»««l and Ap- and supplemented to read w lollowi! owini g provisionii : ion of* fire • or ixi»lo*lon ti prohibited. nance ahall take effect upon itn pas-rroved Mfljrch TO, 1D68 was Introduced AJITIOLE V, Section 4—With tht ARTICLE VI. BecUon 4 (t>J— (8) Electric and electronic «qu4pm«ni iag* and publication according to the Mayor and Counoll ol the "—•* 'VMM r I VUbfeSVIa » I'JMI l(|B W* *\n itViVlU II. 09i;iUUII ^ IUH/ \\*J~^ ibaJJ bflihleldtd to that'thers Is no Uw. Jorouirh of Rumson nn April H. IMS esption of private swimming pools Tha USM permitted In thli Zone are twl on April 28, 19M wu. finally SCHEDULE OF AREA, YAnD AND BUILDING REQUIREMENT", jlopted anndd annrovedd byy thh** MayorMyo, TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NPCK — INC ALBERT A. KERB JT1., Borough~ ua-h1V- Olsrk- • . Minimum Yam ' Bfaxlmum B. Callman, MlBlmiim Slie •eaalremenu Accessory Fercenlage of Hailmmn Jllolmom Orosi Hshltshle Floor Ana Mayorr, Ol Lol (In feet) DulMlnfs Lot lo be Occupied By Ifelihl •• do Staara Feet) lay 3 JU« llinlmuRi One and a- Dlstante Half Blorjr EQUEST Fort Bins To SUe or Bnlldlni Spill Two Btor7 The Board ot Education of tha, Bor- Area In Bear Let Level BulWln,, tllh 01 Fair Haven, N«w Jersey, re- rronlafe ussts bids be submitted prior to 5 Mnere Hide* Itear* Line Principal In On0 (Kory Fires ft round First reet reei (In MM) tlorles M. nn .[ay H, 19M (or Ins fol- il )» k *.* \ . Yard Building Feet Buliainis Moor Total rloor Moor Total 'Ing .materials: JI0O0 FUEL, OIL 800 2000 1200 IIOMOOBNIZED MILK REHEARSAL for a film to be made locally is shown on location at tha estate of Dr. "aoomT 1100 "isoo "lOOO flpeoillcattons may be obtained from J'L is Bocre-Uuy. Board ot Education. 120 and, and A. J. Pisani, Bellevue AVG., Rumson. Shown, left to right, art Robert "iooob 200 1000 air Haven Road, Pair Haven, N. J. 100 Aerei low 40000 urlng'- regular business houri. Madero, director! William Derris, one of the romantic lead players; Alain Selene, 166 -— The Board reiervei ths right to re- 100 too 30 10000 10000 tct any or all bids tn whols or tn art director and assistant director, and Miss Ann Kyle, also a romantic Uad artist. 1000 1ST Mala Bulldlnn 10000 art when In thej biitlnttreiti ot ths ,chool system. The film, "Tht Great Society," is bting produced by Richard" M«rtin, of Rlc-O-lvUr AvrttXD VAN ALLEN, Productions, Ltd., N»w York. ' , • May I •23l.il BeoreUtV, Board U XdueaUon 20r-Tue*d«y, Mty 3, 1966 THE DAILY REGISTER Meg Rowland Plays Title Role At the Movies RED BANK ATLANTIC HIGHIANDS CARLTON- ATLANTIC— Complete Program Listings In Wagon Wheel's 'Mary, Marf~Darllnc 2:00; B:30; Tenth Victim Wtnnle me Pooh TOO: 1:00: Ully *:»; f:00; 10:40. Saduhund 7:30; J'30. . WNEW-TV Channel I _ . WOR-TV EATQNTOWN Channel 1. . WCBS-TV Channel 5 . "I take great pleasure in di- After a brief stint as a"media- HAZLET MIDDLETOWN - The central COMMUNITY- . WABCTV Channel 11 WPK-TV buyer for an ad agency, she be- LOEWS DRIVE-IN- " ChanneM. . WNBC-TV Channel 7. character in the Wagon Wheel recting the teenagers," she com- T*« Group 2:10: 1:10: 10:10. Playhouse, "Mary, Mary," is an ments. "It gives them an op- gan her teaching career, and al- Cat Biliou 1:10; 11:11; (hip ol TUESDAY t:M FREEHOLD Fooli 10:00. J-DoinU The M«noc» portunity to express themselves, so joined Wagon Wheel Play- AFTERNOON •Film—The Sovoge— interesting person — Meg Row- FREEHOLD- PLAZA- Olorrton Hetton—2 hrs—Color 4—Nivn—Bob wltten—Color house. There, in addition to 1J:00 r-GIrl Tolk-Pond land of-Highlands. while I can enjoy being crea- The Slleneeri 7:12; 0:26. The Group 7:00; 0:10. J_Lov« Of Llle-serlol . -F Troop—Comedy 9-Fllm-The Girls Locked In- I—Jock La Unn«—Color live." starring in "Bell, Book and Can- KEYPORT *-Jeopord/-Gomt-C«lw •:D9 The hit comedy will play May ASBURY PARK S_*omp«r Room-iCWIdrMl Pepplno De Fellpoo—*0 mln. She came to directing natural dle" and "The Land of Hearts LYRIC- STRAND— 4-BlriMoy HouM—Color 12, 13, 14, and 19, 20, 21 at the A fVltCtl Oofl Bliu 7:18; »:15. RdCcmwy ly, having ,acted in plays since Desire," she has handled many The Silenceri T:2O; 9:30. 11— Cartoon >-CHIklrMi-Color *-Pettlcoot Junction—Color Playhouse on Chestnut St. S—Colt J5—Westtrn •—Form Report MAYFAHt- 13 FroTiklln To Fro«t her days at" Red Bank Catholic assignments as stage manager Mldame X 2:20; 7:30: 9:30. EAST BRUNSWICK 7—Peyton Place—Serial Miss Rowland, who is slim and and lighting technician. 1JM 19:00 J-Nm> High School, and later at Geor- ST. JAMES— TURNPIKE- 1M0 J—CBS News Special •—Nnn And Wtaltitr jdark, teaches Spanish at Henry gian Court College, where she Although a lifelong resident of Th« Group 2:16; 7:15; 10:00. OUTDOOP.—Darllnl itirtl at duik: 5—Rim—Ttie Wings of me Moml/ifl— 11.50: Vat TenUi Victim 10:11. ' J-Swrch For Tomorrow f:W Hudson Regional School. In ad- was president of the Drama So- Highlands, she was born in Can- NEPTUNE CITY INDOOR—Darling 7:30; 11:1(1; Tht 4—Poit Olflce—Gom»-Color Lynn Lorlng—60 mln. (y p—fugitive—Or omo I—Lravt It To Beavtr dition, she has directed the stu- ciety. Miss Rowland, who gradu- Ttiith Victim 9:30. - 7—Fottiir Knowt B«' 5-Yogo For Hwllh ada while her parents were NEPTUNE CITY- 13—Cultured Bockoroun* 3-News dents in five plays, with her ated cum laude, was subsequent- 1t:0S T— Film— Th» BlgomW— traveling. During the past four Ttu Silencers 7:00: 8:55. ' PERTH AMB0Y U:«5 Joan Fontaln*—n mln. current directorial assignment ly listed in "Who's Who In J-Suldlrtfl UoM-SwW 3-Electlvet-Educotlon summers s.he has visited seven BRICKTOWN AMBOYS DR1VE-IN- 10:M t—Contlnmt 7—Eduestlont 11—GUM! Shot—Inttrvltw being "The Boy Friend." American Colleges." Cartoon S:00: Darllnr !-'O6; fl:lt: f—World Adventures—Color -Scorltfi Hill—Serial islands on a Carribbean cruise, BRICK PLAZA— The Teivui Victim 10:42. ierv Griffin—Variety J—exploring Sdinct studied Spanish at the University Th« Hire Breed 7:00; 10:30: Mo- 4_N»w»-SorUler Vanofur ment to Moment 8:40. 1:00 11:01 ' . »:M of the Americas in Mexico, trav- MAJESTIC- j—News—Dunn, Morro/ J—News—Tom Dunn—Color 4—Nrnw-AlK OIHord—Color Ttu Oroup 2:00: 7:00; 9:40. J-Aovntum In Lonmrapt eled to Canada, and visited nine North of Red Bank 4-_ PDQ—Gome—color lews—McGee—Color *- MENU) PARK 1l:M Television Mailbag 5—Cartboni—Children , European countries. 7—Ben CoMV-Dronw '—News— Beutel, Martin I—I Lovi Lucy—Comtdy MIDDLETOWN CINEMA- o_World Advenrur«*-Color «—Film—Berlin Express- ~vt Gueu-Comt—Cotor Merle Oberon— 1 rtr . a mln. By STEVEN H. SCHEUER iated for oblivion there isn't As a child, it seemed unlikely TOWN- A Patch ol Blue 2:00; 1:00; 1:00; 11—Film—I Rlno DoorbtlU^- 'tttr Gunn—Myiitry «:O5; 10:00. 11:10 X 7:15; »:2O. Bobtrt Shoyn»—*0 mln. f-Film-Advmturt In laltkner*— Question — I was reading in you can do about it, except she would ever do much travel- 4-Weclfier—Field—Color Ij-Onci Upon A DOY-alld B<* Young—m mln. your 'column about the shows write the network and ing. Stricken with polio at age S-FI|.n-Rouohly Speaklno- 1-PNPII In Conflict air Roiallnd Russell—2 hrt., 15 mtn. that are being taken off and I our complaint. two, she finally was completely t • 10:10 . '—Weother—Tex Antolne IS—Porfont Fronoali t didn't notice "Green Acres." I cured and by 10 could walk per- 11:15 4-Locol News—Hartz-Color ll:M can't stand that program and fectly, whereupon she began ••*" •!;" Question — Would you please 7-News—Beutel, Martin '-tjlim-Bm Owtn I-Al Tho World Turiw 10:U neither can. tny family or friends. ill me thY-JiSme of the pro- studying ballet. But six years 4—Lrt'l Mtrkt A DMl—Color 11:25 WalterReade 4-Nmn—Edwin Ntwman If they think people can, sur- later a horseback riding acci- iLf\hn—They W«re So Youno- 4-SDorts—Teoaue—Color Kfillitren 01 Oltitr Landi ram that starred Michael Ren- Scotl Brody—1 nr., » mln. • ll:M vive on a farm and be that stu- ie as "Harry Lime" and cc- dent put a stop to her dancing. o—James Beord—Womtn 2-Fllm—20 Million Miles to Earth- lt:» pid and still be happy, they've Then she discovered acting and lJ-#oola T1w( Live Valllom Hopper-1 hr., 35 mln. - »-McCev»-Com«dy ;arred Jonathan Harris as his J •Johnny Carson—Vorlety^-Color <—Conconlretlon—Oomt got rocks in their heads them- ssistant?-O. A. J., Columbus, ; whole new interest was born. TH EAT R ES M—Parloni Francoli II 7_fllm-Roshomon- S-Bat Msttmon—WtMn selves. I also think "My Favor- Toshlre Mlfune-1 hr, 4] mln. I—Bold Journty—Trovil 'hio As Mary in "Mary, Mary", 13:0) ite Martian" and "Honey West" *-N«wi—Floyd KolMr 1«:4I Answer — "The Third Man." she says she is having a wonder- LAST DAY ll-£ne Step Beyond—Drama J—Tlm« For Science are wonderful, so why are they J—Powwoed—Come— : 11:41 '_ Jliflo _ syndicated adventure program ful time. Miss Rowland, who ranloN L MATINEE TODAY AT 2 mtt taking them off? Is there any- r 4-Doyi 01 Ot(t'LlvM-ftlor-..-._:.. 2—Andy GrKflm-Camtdy hich was produced both in En- saw the movie version of the EVENINGS FROM 7:00 7—Confidential For Wom«t-S»rtol 1:00 thing we can do to get them 4—News—Bob^ Teague 4—Morning Star—Color .land and the U. S. play, says the play is much « BED BANK II Contlnuoui Saturday • lundoy »—Film—The Gov Falcon— ~ -Aitroboy—Cartoon back on? P. S.-My mother wish- Georje Sonderl—°0 mln. deeper than the movie. "It's a 1-New ' -Supermarket Sweep • I- J Recommended Adults Only i-Ptonet Potrol-Oilldrtn es they would murder "Get marvelous comedy," she com- 13-Explorlna Our Longuose 1*10 ' ' Smart."-rT. A. G., Palmersville, Question — I would like to J:JO /=» ' fllm—Cofe Society- vll:M ments," and I have some ter- WINNER 3 ACADEMY Fred MacMurray— I hr, 40 mln. now if Tex Ritter is married, T-House Porty-UnkMfcr-Color J—Hoblo Ewonol—Longuogt Tenn. rific lines!" JOStPHE.ttVINE 4—Doctor*—Strlal 1:11 11:1. • md, if so, to whom, and what AWARDS INCLUDING. prtMftti 4—Film—Aportment for Peggy— 1}—Booki That Live Answer — "Green Acres" Is 7—A Time For Ui—Serial IEST ACTRESS 11-AWIIonoJre—Dronw Jeanne Croln—l hr.,'5O piln. very big, according to the au- tate he lives in.—<3. B., Mones- MARCELLO MASTROIANNI IJ-Nlooic Of Worti-Educotlon '-^Film-Ally Marrloge- 11.-N in, Pa. ' ' Clalro Trevor—t hr., 25 mln. J-j-DIck Van Dyke-ConndV dience returns. "My Favorite ATLANTIC ..MOVIE THATVOtl URSULA ANORESS J:« 1:15 4+PoradlM Bay-Color Answer — Tex Ritter has been THEATRE 1J—Purloin Fronooli III Martian" has had its run, in the S-Cortooni-Chlldreri larried for over 25 years to his /.llnnlli- H«hl.liiils-Trl. 3!iUHH SHOULD NOT MISS I r.u 1:11 ^-Dating Came. opinion of the powers that be— ~JUDITH CRIST, J-Peter Conn—Mrttery f-n»»mory Lone-Joe Fronkllo while _ "Honey West" seems to irrner leading lady in films, LAST TIMES TONITE 7-Nevw—Morlene Sonderl 3:50 1-Carol Corbefr-Colof orothy Fay. Tex is on the road on NBC-TV TOfMr s/*w l:N, J-fltm-A Ooclafi Dlary- be a victim of the competition, "UGLY DACHSHUND" 11:40 uite often making personal ap- j-To Tell The Truth ' Oeorst Boncroft-w mln. n—Your although we get many favor 4—Another World—Serkri in Buslnen >earances, but he makes his •d "WINNIE THE POOH" uwrarvRniapnp 5—Peler Gunn—Mystery l-Rlm-«lrl fnxn'scotlmd Ynrtf- JYul UHi\uuuulUrj 7— General Hoiolfcri Koren Morltv-n) mln. ome in California. STARTS TOMORROW 11—Peogle Are Funny , WIDNEIDAY 13—New Jersey Report MORNINO) DEAN MARTIN • In "jyuecHW VICTIM J:» d'OI Question — My father says «• cMiutv ncrvni wm, COUHt 1—Newi—Douglas Edward! .i-edueoMon Bxctionae-Color at the "Batman" shows have "THE SILENCERS" l:X TV Highlights )een filmed since 1939, but are an aneassunciures release 3-Edje Of Night-Serial 4—You Don't Savl^-Oime—Color «:H 7:10-8: SO (J) Daktarl. The major interest in this two-parter ust now being released for TV s py SaMSiCC d ..„ Stmattr 3 this true?-G. R., Rock Hill, 7—Nurin—Serial *-**nna Doo-OilldrMi about a fire set by hunters that drives the animals off the 7-Pro|»d Knew-Educdtten C. »1-S«o«mt Preston game preserve, is its African footage. Standing out among 11-^Boio-Cartoons—Color J-jNew-Mimro, Pmu Answer — "Batman" made 13r-Radlcal Americans, acenea showing animals of all types on the run, are a number 4-Todo/-Color is first appearance in 1939—in «:M Storm-Comedy of close shots of very beefy rhinos (Color). JrSecref Storm—Serial 7:11 comic books. A movie serial was • 4—Match Gome—Color 8 to conclusion (11) Baseball. The New York Yankees'vs. .M.-MOVIIS AT DUSK LAST DAY— "MADAME X" 5-ctiuck McCann-OMIdnn the Cleveland Indians, from Yankee Stadium (Color). limed by Columbia in 1943, and 7—Never Too Youno—Serial S-8:S0 (IS) V.SJL-Otaa£ "In Search of 'Lovers.'" Modern nother one in 1949. The TV STARTS WEDNESDAY »rGvpiv—Canel • J-«urv»y 01 The Arts 'Batman" shows you see each ll-BMchcomotr Bill-Color 7-Cortoons-ctilldren-Colof choreographer Glen Tetle/ and his talented cast, Carmen de WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 13—At Issue—Dlscuulorl week are fresh from the 20th - 4:25 Lavallade, Mary Hinkson and Scott Douglas, will probably THURSDAY, MAY 5 4—News— Nancy Dlcktraon fascinate the dance buff as they work their, way through the ^enturynFox batcave. 7-Arlen« DoM-Color choreographic rehearsal stages of Mr. Tetley's new dance Exclusive Area Showlrx CM tSPtal" KonwrVo ^-Gortoam—Oilldren work, "The Lovers." , ^or an answer to your ques- 3-Fllm-Th. Misilsslppi Oombler- 'l-Ponco*. Man-cnlldrm •• Tyrone Power—TO mln.—Color S: 30-9:3* (2) Red Skelton. Opera singer Robert Merrill Ion about any TV program or The Legendary peat). If you prefer your voodoo light, here's an amusing TOWN 13— Big Little Show 7 Pet Hospital SHOWING 3:1! / entry about torpedo-man Gruber (magician Carl Ballantine) MIDDLETOWN • Minni•71-10Jf O Ample Free Parking 7~Wwttier—Tex Anfolnt ' combating a native witch doctor with feats of his own. The JaiMes 13— BrooklleW Zoo—Children ):)»» "^ing Given show was written to make use of Ballantine's magical wits, ASBURY PARK TICKETS ON SALE AT IOX OFFICE 7-Local News-lrVortln, and he's obviously up to the task. Jilt 8:SW0 (IS) Sunday Showcase. "Art In Our Time: Pablo f me G)uncil OK AN EXTRAORDINARY . 7-NevniBob Young ' Picasso." (Repeat). Art collectors, friends of (he artist, ex- li-DovId Coppcrtleld SILVER - The Bor- amples of his work, and a variety of his public statements) ENTEBTAINMENT EVENT! I BYBNINQ Tills I • <:0t ough Council last night approved are combined to illuminate this study of the life and work of J—News—Jim Jensen a variance permitting Dr. Robert Pablo Picasso and his influence on the art of our time. Js 4—News— Robert MacNell, Got* Pressmam-Color C. Nelson to build a {25,000 addi- ' HI (4) Tuesday Night at the Movies. "The Savage." J-Poul Wlndiell—Children tion to the animal hospital he (1952). (Repeat). An unexceptional but mildly interesting west- THE A-FHm—voyao* to Danger- John Honsen—90 min.—Color operates at 107 Oceanport Ave. ern drama with all the standard trappings, plus the' presence *-News-joim Wlngwt The variance, necessary be- of Charlton Heston, the grimmest, most determined hero since GROUT llr-News-Mortln O'Horo 13-WhaTs New—Children muse the animal hospital i« Jack Holt. It's all about a white boy raised by the Sioux <:ll non-conforming use in' the B- Indians' whose loyalties came under pressure when war « CHARLES K.FEUMAN U-LOCQI News—John Tlllmon busines.; zone, had been recom threatens between the Red Man and the White Man. There's Production of HESEOTMKII 4:1S Pwtr lllchTctulbMkv'i t—IVoffer Klerndd—Commenl rnenrled by the Zoning Board'of enough action to keep things whooping most of the way iiW JL Jiy rfJOtew FwTi of <:M (Color). • ImmofUl CttMic MartMlMTBUTBTS e—Sports—Clurt Another Adjustment. 4:21 10-11 (2) CBS News Special. "Stravinsky." A tart yet be- 11—Weather—Vlvlon Farrar The council awarded contracts guiling portrait of a little giant emerges In this hour-long study totaling $3,876.60 to Holly Acre; •—WhIHyblrds—Adventure of the 83-year-old composer whose musical .innovations span 11—Superman—Adventure—Color Nursery, Middletown, for land- 13—Report From Trenton scaping at the site of the ne the-s^es of 20th century sound and continue to startle his LENINGRAD BOBERTWEE audiences today. Igor Stravinsky Is so complicated a human I—News~c.ronklte-^Color municipal building. The con . 4—News—ch»t Huntley, DaWd racls include $1,579.99 for tree being that trying to catch his essence through fleeting glimpses KIROV BALLET i paraniaiiMt Brlnkley—Color of visits to Paris, Texas, New York, Rome and Warsaw is S-Alfred Hltcticock-Droma tnd $2,297.10 for foundation AR(iy«IFilRiilnttm«ioMiri*)MM/TieMNICOMIl' • ASBURY PARK •-Morshol Dillon-Western plantings. - . * an .almost impossible feat. However, this tense, introspective, 11-Lloyd Thoxton-Color V- alarmingly candid octogenarian is so keenly a man of today, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, MAY 4th and 5th 44 RECORD WEEK M?-MuMimi 0p Hom, m The' governing body wilt adver- even a spotty succession of chats and shots, juxtaposed with NOW • 2!30 & 8:30 3—Daktorl—Adventure—Color tise for bids for police radii Mat. 2:30 — Special After School Mat. 4:30 p.m. the tremendous sweep of his musical ideas, leaves an indelible EARLY SHOW SUNDAY 7:30 *-My Mottier, Tht Car—color *• equipment, returnable at i impression of genius and power to spare. . • Si-Route 44-Dromo » speoial meeting to be held Mon- x WINNER FIVE ^N.7V-Combotl-Droma lt-11 (7) The Fugitive. "Trial By Fire." (Repeat). One of — EVENINGS AT 8:30 — Vft-j-J/m-Trpe Attain of Doble Cllllt- dsy. May 23, at 8 p.m. v the best episodes of the season. Capt. Gerard (Barry Morse) ACADEMY AWARDS N»w«r —tfcbols Reynolds-»o mln. Council authorized increasing 13— Book Beot— Interview is back on Kimble's trail, when Kimble's sister hires an at- INCLUDING •w OMct < - ' 1:00 :he borough's liability Insuranci •r «y Wahw torney to trade down a lead from a witness.who claims he 4^-Pleaie Don'l Eot The DOIIIM— ' - coverage from $500,000 to $ BEST PICTURE IUo4»Tfc«rtr« ComWy--Color can corroborate Kimble's story ^bout the one-armed man. The 11—Bosebail^Yonkeu—Color million. The increased protectio More! Great Entertainment Starts Tomorrow! lJ-U.S.A._Oance will-cost the borough an add; plot twists are good and the suspense builds from beginning ID " to end. I— Red Skelton—Comedy—Color '.ionai $504 a year. NOW PLAYING 4—Dr. Klldsre—Drama—Color 11:30-1 a.m. (4) Tonight Show. Johnny Carson's scheduled 5—77 Sunset Strip-Mystery August Postel, borough engi guests include comedian Charlie Manna, fashion designer 7:15 — 9:15 7—McHale's Navy—Comedy ASBURY PARK neer, was authorized, to get bic Oleg Cassini and Eva Gabor (Color). 13—Showcase—Art for the widening of Prospect Avi In front pi the new borough ha Winner Best Supporting Actress Mayor Charles W. .Stephens ar nounced that Henry Scaccia College Gets Science Grant SHELLEY WINTERS owner of the Little Silver Market WEST LONG BRANCH - Mon- All teachers and supervisors of AIT which faces the municipal buile mouth College has been awarded mathematics in grades 7-12 in UETRO-GtnMIBiMr Ing across Prospect Ave., hai. a grant of $6,570 by the National any public, private or parochial m PAH iwm-wt mmmn •Your host, the famous Eu- donated five feet of his property Science Foundation to support an school in Monmouth and Ocear for the widening. in-service institute in mathemat- counties are eligible (or selec- Top«an chif, George Vero, ics for secondary school teachers tion. Rosalind invites you to snjoy Planners Slate during the 1966-67 academic year. sip H The. institute, under the direc- H i»- ' • •• >• Russell tion of Dr. Leo M. Wulf, chair- Park Road A Vacation > man of the mathematics depart- Aifr«tn«. LJ SIDNEY^SHELLEY i I MOTHER'S SEA BRIGHT - The loci ment at the college, will provide Planning Board 'wiH recess an opportunity for 30 secondary Hi DAY DINNER To Be Closed sessions during the summi school teachers -from Monmouth r months. and Ocean counties to familiarize WOODBRIDGE-The approad road to (tie Garden Stat< ELIZABETH HARTMAN The board ruled last night themselves with the content of •HI hildreri's Menu scenic overlook and its mail IN PANAVISION* will meet in caucus session lati new algebra and geome- picnic area will soon be closei this month and will hold a regi try courses developed by the 0«EHOIX>LJ for the balance of the year. |~ R«mryatiorvj 566-3391 lar board meeting June 6. It wi school mathematics study group. The access road closing is .to be ; : then recess until September, ui -\ :.'••:•.:. :.•"••• LJ SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW Through the grant, there are brought about by construction' o: RouU 79 M.t. less borough business requin lills allowances for tuition, fees, trav- the new Garden State Arts^Cen SATURDAY and SUNDAY, MAY 7. 8 at 2 p.m. interim sessions. el and books for participants. The ter at the site. 4M4MN) M —Made ln'43...Discoveredin'65l— participants will also earn col- Ground work at the site starlet IJ "' lege credit for the courses. yesterday for the planned $; THE GREATEST SERIAL million center. M heavti EVER FILMED! rantoRED NBANK TREAT MOTHER A N. J. Highway Authorit; U pen R&N College Board spokesman _said yesterday thi 1 .with, A- 741-MOO TO A - closing will "only affect access t n- Exams Slated the eastern section of the park ^^ movh [Angels ALL LIVE- DINNER? LONG BRANCH-Rabbi Rafael accessible from the northbound COLUMBIACOLOR G. Grossman of Congregation parkway lanes. TOWN ACTION! Brothers of Israel has announced Public picnic facilities on the Ur 1— TWIN ACADEMY • MIDDLETOWMinnir N that the educational testing ser- western portion of the park, he SPECIAL! vice of Princeton will give col- said, will remain open. M AWARD SHOW! . :• '•::: Wf ifw'V •&•'•••'.•>:"• -jvJ •-•'!; LOBSTER $^50 lege board entrance examinations LJ Lee MARVIN, Best Actor Sunday at the congregation's $21,556 IS RAISED PUTTER L Lagowltz Hebrew Institute. LONG BRANCH r- The Long LJ "CAT BALLOU" and roMMunnly Rabbi Grossman said this is Branch and vicinity YMCA sus- U EATQNTOWN SPECIAL MOTHER'S DAY MENU the first time a Sunday test cen- taining membership contribution rl "SHIP OF FOOLS" ter has been organized in ,$hej campaign has raised $2!,55fi. area and it will allow Jewish" James E. Carr, physical di- IDLE HOUR INN students to uphold their religious rector of the organization, an- "TWO HIGH-CAMP FOLK HEROES Your Hosts—Ted and Vera Bremekamp \ commitments. • nounced fchq returns of the three UST TIMES TODAY! —— IK A MARATHON OF FtST-FfCrlTS, Scholastic aptitude tests wili division leaders. They were Ed The PLAZA "THE GROUP" Elizabeth Hartman, color 1 HWY. 36 291-9584 LEONARDO be given in the morning, followed Kiely, #,844; Bc4> ScUco, S9.126, Freehold and Neptune City 'THE 5ILENCERS" color by afternoon achievement lists. and Lou Barbour, $4,580. iyfflS THE DAILY REGISTER Tuesday, May 3, 1966—21 POGO By WALT KELLY DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 49. Calendar . 19. Ameri- 1. Vacation abbrevia- can poet residual tion 22. Dis- 4. Henpeck DOWN figure 7. Island in 1. Somersault 24. Lizard , Firth of 2.-Consumed genus (Clyde 3. Something' 26. Minced IESQEJOQ [OB 9Q 8. Maxaws for the birds oath QMBQH aasaa 10. Roosevelt 4. Seize .27. Hit coins 5. Greek 28. What • 11. Popular warmonger the Birl 6. Center poat- Yesterday'* Answer ,13. Yarn for T. Scriptures vacatloner warp 9. See IS does 33. Infirm 14. Preposition across 29. Crazy 36. sobs 15. Skid 10. Stage 31. Comb 3!>. Ethers 17. Word used 12. Fencing . again 43. Ovum with fated sword 32. Sultan's 45. Narrow favored, etc. 15. Survive decree inlet ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE 18. Sip i W. Hymn 1 2. 4. S fa 21. Appear r^ REMEMBER NOW, NOT TOO 1/-GET \<3ELF 'OME A<3 23. Falie hood 7 6 9 !5. Metal tap THEYCIJDSE % MUCH TO t>RlNK,AN' fcON'tlsoON AS I 27. Meadow- tl sweet, for GET CAUGHT IN ACAR& r/z£ AN' GET T' BEt> J instance IS 14- 15 Ib JO. Seed ^ . coatihp 17 IB 19 20 PEERING AT THEIR PEERS — John Herd, left, 17, a M. Describing Yf the pre- 21 It senior at MiddJ&town Hi-gh ScJiol, looks over ths shoulder vacationer of Ann LeMeune, seated, 17, a lenior at Freehold R«- 15. Large worm J7. Epoch % '/// gional at a brochurs on scouting. Also looking on are J8.T00 Z1 26 1,1 Beverly Taylor, 16, a junior at Manasquan and Seorgs 10. Brazilian palm 54 IS V (Chip) Baader, 14, a freshman at Rumson-Fair Haven tl. Knave of Regional. The students were members of a panel which , club. 5» 40 41 (i2. Annoy discussed the activities and values of today's youth. 14. Rating 4Z 41 •(4 4S Moderator was Mrs. Catherine Stdclcham, guidance 16. Hose ^/ MICKEY MOUSE By WALT, DISNEY hazard 41. 41 counsellor at Rumson-Fair Haven. 47. Employ ^ 18. Unit of 4ft 49 work 1 BROUGHT MY Claim Teen Pressures INPIAN R?U. I / HOPE SHE TO SEE YOUK / I WON'T BE NEW MOBILE /A SCARER Override Adult Advice MISSILE LAUNCHER. ASBURY PARK - Youthfu The ggroupp s are most readily Bridge Advice panelists told an attentive adult distinguishestinguished by a difference in audience that the pressure of fel- ddress . ThThe "greasers,", have low teenagers, rather than the slicked back hair and may sport You may be sure that your approval or disapproval of par- black leather jackets, while the opponents don't wear long white ents and other adults, is the sig- girls tend to fancy dresses and whiskers or red suits. An oppo- The Hand nificant factor in determining fussy hair styles. nent who roars "Ho, ho, ho" is East dealer the actions of today's young citi- Among the "colleeg" set, the not full of innocent merriment Both sides vulnerable zens. • .."* • style is hair combed over the He is just crowing over his suc- NORTH Seven high school and college forehead and madras jackets for cess. * 109843 ASK TAKIN6 5U6S£ST10NS, ARE MW ? it will intersect the parkway just MM TO 5END anionihlp britifr* joy, but Mr. Connolly is contesting Monmouth, who was struck by so out. be sure everything is if (he da; hat been itrenuous, WHAT'S GOING ON HERE, TRAIL?, variance granted by City Council, an automobile whila riding his wearily- locked. better rat tonieh!. THAT'S CAUSEVS G«mini. M«y 21 to Juno 21 Sagittarius, Nov.224oDac.2l CAMERA; on recommendation of the Board bicycle, sustained only minor leg Do your best, but don'i under- Protect funds and pouesiion*. of Adjustment. It "would allow the injuries. . • take • new project until ra- Count your change, when mak- diations improve. college to convert a carriage He was treated in Riverview ing ^urchuei. Canetr. Jtinm 22 to July 21 Capricorn. Dtc. 22 to Jan. 20 house and build a theater-in-the- Hospital, Red Bank, land. re- Guard against treachery if you The evening j* excellent for so- rounrl at the former Guggenheim leased. , I have offended anyone who cial pastimta. A new play .estate, which it owns, at 370 Ce- The driver of the car was miRht become spiteful. should prqre dircMing, L.o.July 22 to Aug. 21 Aqiunut. Jan. 21 to fob. It dar Ave., Long Branch. dentilied as Michael W. Wil- Hare confidence in jour own Ts'cw* rcUlcd to finances should A hearing on application of the tielm, 18, of 18 Second Ave., methods. Future security mar frore encouraging, but you mint be at tube. defendants to dismiss the suit 5ort Monmouth, act promptly. r •Vfrgo. Aug. 72 to S«pK 22 PIICK. F.b. 20 to March 20 will be held by Judge Salvest The accident was on Central Don't oventretch credit or buy , Don't relax effort! even if you May 27. S. Thomas Gagliano, \ve..at Second Ave. The Wil- / cxccaiirdy. Make no nuty de- encounter resistance on the part ciiknu. of others. , Long Branch, is appearing as helm youth was given a sum- counsel for the college. mons for careleji driving. imt Pubtiifaen Newspaper COMPANY •X'i-.t PARK • RED BANK • BRICK TOWN Put Mother in a Pink '•• - Glow... the flattering light of

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