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VOL 84 NO 9tn i**"** *•«»• uoaau uuwi» rnt». ateova ci«« PWUI RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1962 'ul" °*i "u> •4OU ri4d M Bwi Bwk »4 « *4e constructed if the proposal Ing system malfunctioned. passed. munications on 20, 10 and 5 megacycles across the Pacific. The official announcement on today's shot was not spe- Some frequencies had been expected to be knocked out DREDGE WITH A MISSION —• Captain Ted Johnion of Froeport, L. I., keeps in Mr. O'Hern would not vote be- cific on what went wrong. for up to 32 hours by a reduction in ionospheric reflection of touch with hit dredge, the D-14, by meant of walkie-talkie. The captain is on th« cause his law partner is related The failure was announced by Assistant Secretary of De- radio waves. by marriage to a person who will Sea Bright tea wall directing a controvertial Army Engineer sand pumping operation fense Arthur Sylvester, who returned today from the Johnston The aborted high-altitude test followed 21 announced lower- >e affected by a zoning change. Island test area. level explosions in the current series. These all. took place (See story, page 2) The proposal can still be passed The announcement came 20 minutes after the 10:45 p. m. near Christmas Island, far to the southeast of Johnston. Most jy Borough Council in spite of HST (4:45 a. m. Wednesday EST) launch. Sylvester did not devices tested there were dropped from aircraft. the Planning Board's decision. Opposed 12 Hurt Says Sewer Rate Albert T. Berich of the Wise, Wise and Wichmann law firm, representing opposing residents of Highland Ave., called the at- AskCo-ordinatedPldnning In Rt. 35 Stifles Industry empt to rezone "a move to ilease the economic satisfaction ASBURY PARK — The three EATONTOWN — Jack Ruda, set for this year, but will be )f two peope, the mayor and principal speakers yesterday at Crash proprietor of the Eatontown studied with a view to some pos- [he butler." the semi-annual meeting of the Dress Co. at 22 Lewis St., sible change next year. Mr. Berich stated that the at Metropolitan Regional Council MIDDLETOWN — Twelve per- charged last night that the bor- "We .would like, to have yo empt to rezone should have here disputed the claim that re- *ons were injured yesterday at ough Sewerage Authority is sti- stay in Eatontown, and expand, ceased when a variance to build gional planning programs tend to 11:15 a.m. in a two-car crash on fling the expansion of light In- too," he said. "We want to do garden apartments on Spring St. diminish the prerogatives of lo- Rt, 35, near Fair View Cemetery. dustry here by unduly high sewer what's right.' was refused by the Board of Ad- cal governments. All were taken to Riverview Hos- rates for this type of plant. Current Bills justment. pital. Eight were released after Gov. Richard J. Hughes said "I pay $594 here for sewer The current sewer bills are $66 He noted that a letter from the "it is in the best interest of treatment and the others were ad- ssrvice at'isy plant that I could for each family unit, or for eacl council to the Planning Board mitted for further treatment and the state to see to it that the get for $132 in Long Branch," he four employees in a plant. dated May 7 asked the board to observation. county and local governments told the members of the author Mr. Ruda maintained that four vote its approval for rezoning are effective in planning mat- In e°°d condition today in Rlv- ity at last night's meeting. people in a 35-hour week do not since the drainage problem in ters." Local governments may erview Hospital are: Michae Can't Expand create the amount of sewerage the area had been solved. secure an equal footing with state Deehan, six months, and Rosanne "I came to Eatontown hoping that a normal family unit does, He added that in the three and federal levels through re- Longo, 8, both suffering possible to expand, but I can't. Every with laundry, dishes to be years this has been talked about gional planning groups, he said. washed, and baths. concussions, and Mrs. Catherine time I hire four more employees, the drainage problem had never De Paolo, 39, scalp wound, all of Mayor Robert F. Wagner of I am hit by another $66 on my Mr.' Ruda also charged that been mentioned. "This is merely East Orange, and Mrs. Mabel sewer bill." this boroughs sewer rates for New York, the council's- chair- ; method for them to revive the Hamilton, 49, Cranford, fractured He suggested that the authority light industrial plants are the man, disputed the "myth" that ribs and arm. highest In the area. isue?' he said. the MRC could become a super- create a light Industry classifi- Mr. Berich further stated that All were passengers In an auto cation for purposes of sewer bill- Consulting engineer A. J. Lana- governthfent. The council, he said, rezoning the area does not fill driven by Mrs. Rosemarle Dee- ing. • •'• ••••.•'..iV...^_ • •• ing was asked to get compara- adds pre»}lge and strength to lo- Sen. Clifford F. Case Mayor Robert F. Wagner Gov. Richard J. Hughes any of the requirements of the han, 34, of Arsdale Ter., East The chairman, Theodore A tive figures on such rates, foi cal government" by giving* if' a New Jersey statute which ex- government must seek to sources and services io local of- which would require a balanced Orange. Nestler, said the rates have been study by the authority. voice In regional affairs that af- Mrs. Deehan was treated at the plains the purpose of zoning. fect them. strengthen the co-ordinated plan- ficials. ; transportation program before hospital, for-slhock. Her four chil- Cites Points "This is a council of local gov- ning of urban areas. Must Be Unified > funds' coiild- be spent on either dren, Mary 8, Catherine, 7, Ed- He claimed that a garden aprt- ernments, not a council imposed The members of the Metropoli- Sen. Case said federal funds highways or mass transportation ward, 4, and Paul, 3, were treal- Union Beach Nixes ment would not lessen conges- upon them," he said. tan Regional Council represent 16 should not be for highway conj projects, ed for cuts and bruises. tion; not secure safety in case cities, 20 counties of the three struction, urban renewal pro- 'Mayor Wagner declared that of fire or panic; not provide ade- Gov. Hughes addressed the "isolationism is no more realistic Also treated at the hospital council at its lunch meeting yes- states—New York, New Jersey grams or other projects unless a were the driver and two passen- quate light and air; and would and Connecticut—in the New unified plaa reflecting the rec- for. local, neighbor communities Keyport School Pact terday. At dinner, Mayor Wagner than it would be in this day for gers of the second car. not avoid concentration of popu- shared the dais with Sen. Clifford York City metropolitan and sub- ommendations of highway, re; Mrs. Marion Nixon, 31, of Sur- lation. gional and local planners' is com- national government." UNION BEACH — If Keyport It was made clear, however, P. Case, (R-NJ) who declared the urban - region. The organization ry Dr., Hazlet, was treated for a More than 35 residents of the planning functions of states and has been given legal status by the pleted. A bill sponsored- by the He then outlined nine problems bruised arm and knee, and Lor- builds an addition to its high that action against the long' senator is now before congress school it will have to be without term contract does not nece: (See CHANGE, Page 2) localities would not be usurped state legislatures but no financial (See COUNCIL, Page 2) rle Nixon, 3, for a scalp wound. because of congressional atten assistance has been provided. The Elizabeth Nixon, 8, was exam- 10-year contract from Union sarily mean the local board i Beach., against the entire proposed high tion to comprehensive planning two-day conference attended by ined. problems. 150 members will end this after- The local Board of Edu- school addition. Police said Mrs. Deehan's car Industrial noon. was going south on Rt. 35 when cation last night voted unani- Board members agreed that Responsibility It apparently went out of control mously against signing such a Keyport High needs a new gym Park Plan "The federal government has Citing what he considered a and struck the Nixon car. pact. but several indicated they are a responsibility to see that an needed increase of state govern- Police said the Nixon car was Keyport's school board has not sure more classrooms wou' over-all community plan, locally ment responsibility in planning, traveling north. been seeking to get the agree- be required. Is Advanced initiated and sponsored, is not Gov, Hughes said he advocated ment prior to its decision on a Wants Vocational weakened by another project to According to police, Mrs. Dee- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — An high school expansion program. be financed with federal funds," regional. planning because ( it han said her steering gear went Mr. Ostrander said there ma; other move toward making the bad causing her car to swerve Keyport has refused to release be a Catholic regional high schoo he said. leaves the initiative and respon- planned Raritan-Holmdel Indus- He pointed out, that the federal sibility for maximum use of re- across the highway. to the public any estimates on in the area in the future, and tha trial Park a reality was made by Both drivers were issued care- such a project, but according to everyone in the county shou' the Township Committee last less driving summonses by Pa- local board president Donald Os- pull together to get a county v night. trander, Keyport is thinking in trolman H. T. RelHy. catlonal high school. The governing body Introduced terms of a 12-room addition, with "Such things would make a di an ordinance to vacate the paper gymnasium, for an estimated ference," he noted. Amend Zone Code streets on the map of North cost of $450,000 to $500,000. Meantime, the president de Centerville Park, as filed by Meeting Set Year to Year clared, Keyport High should plaCi Middle Union Associates, in Union Beach now has an un more emphasis on vocational su written, informal contract to send Over Objections On Leonardo jects "and not just cater to th Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr. its high schoolers to Keyport on college prep student." said vacating of the streets "is site plan approval for new con- a "year-to-year" basis. Board member Harry P. Wool necessary in order for the de- SHREWSBURY T An amend- struction and improvements cost- Beach Plan Local board members agreed ley, Jr., noted that Keyport hai velopers to get going," and "it ment to the zoning ordinance ing more than $5,000 in the non- last night it should be kept that not been willing "to give u; will put an end to any future was unanimously adopted by MIDDLETOWN - Leonardo Borough Council last night after residential areas. residents are scheduled to meet way. enough information" on its pro developments there." it was attacked by Abraham Same Objection tonight with members of the "We would receive no benefits posed building program. 300 Acres Zager, Independent candidate for Mr. Zager said he wished to Township Committee and Rec- from a 10-year contract we do Board member Cam Severii The industrial park area totals council. raise the same objections he set reation Commission to discuss not already have," said tha pres- suggested that the Union Bead 300 acres, 225 in Holmdel and 75 forth May 1 — namely that the the use of the beachfront area ident. Public hearing of the measure (See PACT, Page 2) in Raritan. ' new restriction would discour- there. Developers of the park have In- turned into a legal discussion be- tween Borough Attorney Milton age commercial investments here The meeting was arranged to dicated they will start the proj- —and went on to state his feel- nc> on Raritan's 75 acres, in A. Mausner and Mr. Zager, who Iron out differences of opinion on ing that the measure is not in what portion of the beach will Collichio, Kinlin spite of a suit by Lily-Tulip Cup is also a lawyer. It was the sec- Corp., pending In Superior Court, ond time Mr. Zager had appeared accordance with statutes. be used for municipal beaches According io Mr. Zager, state and if and where a proposed challenging Holmdel's right to to protest the amendment. rezone its section for minimum law limits powers that may be beach house will be located. Differ on Beach Job At its first public hearing, May delegated to a planning board to The governing body received lot sizes of seven and three 1, criticism of the measure was acres. those covered by an ordinance bids last night for the construc- KEANSBURG - Mayor Louis Mr. Carlo had three jobs did n sufficient to table it for further Including conditions, standards UNDER HIS HAT — Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma, study. Subsequently a clause re- tion of the beach house on the T. Collichio and Councilman T. enter into the picture. Also with regard to the indus- and procedures. premier-designate of Laos, prepares to light his cigar fast side of the state marina in Edward Ki»lin»had their first The mayor, then rominded hi trial park, the committee Intro quiring site plan approval by the The amendment in question, he under cover of his hat on arrival at Vientiane. He re- Leonardo. public difference of opinion at of the fact that the pair cam duced an amendment to the land Planning Board for use changei use ordinance changing the maxi- in industrial and commercial said, refers action to the Plan Municipal Beach the council table last night—over palgned together on the issue ning Board without specific stan portedly won agreement on his latest demands and ma- the appointment of a beach su- moonlighting in the police di mum land coverage to 50 per zones was deleted. Awarding of contracts was de- cent. dards. A power is being passed chinery onco again was set in motion to install his coali- layed after the governing body perintendent. partment where men held on] The amendment now calls for to the board which tho governing Density Rate tion regime. Informed sources said Souvanna won his agreed to sit down and discuss Borough Council, with the may- two jobs. body itself does not have, he The move Is being made to way in meetings with King Savang Vatliana and Gen. the situation with residents. or voting no, ratified the appoint- Mr. Kinlin took issue with added. make Raritan's density rate simi- Phoumi Nosavan, who will bo a deputy premier in the new The Leonardo Taxpayers As- ment of Joseph Carlo to the $1,200 Register story last week quotln; lar to that of Holmdel, accord- Cites Cnses \ wclatlon contends that the west a season post. the mayor as saying the borougl inn to Commltteeman Marvin Mr. Zogor cited two court government. (AP Wirephoto by radio from Bangkok) aide of the marina should be used The appointment is made by was losing money because th Ollnsky. The maximum land cnses, one of them Mrs. Lucy For a municipal beach because C. Bernard Blum, borough man- beaches were not open. coverage is presently 40 per Page Wilson vs. City of Long Branch the area is larger and has space ager, with the" concurrence of tho cent. to support his views. ,'or adequate parking. , No Money Lost Adam & Eve 17 governing body. Both ordinances were referred Allen-Scott 8 Council voted favorably after Cap Pistols Now Legal The association also1 contends The councilman said it hai Mr. Collichio voted against the to the Planning Board for study Amusements 14 receiving Mr. Mausner's opinion that restrictions in deeds cover- been agreed that the beaches TRENTON (AP) — For the first time in 25 years New appointment because he said he and recommendation. Public Births 2 that the ordinance is valid. ing the beach land require that would not open until this pas Jersey youngsters will be able to shoot cap pistols On the promised the job to John Kinsel- hearing was set for July 24 at Hal Boyle 8 Mayor James Bly added that the beaches only be used by Leo- Friday—thus no money was lost Fourth of July. la. The mayor replied that he wa; 8:15 p.m. Bridge 21 he didn't believe the measure Yestenlny, just 15 (lays before the holiday, Gov. Richard nardo residents. would be a hardship on any busi- The mayor claims that Mr. Kin- doing n great deal of business In other action the committee: Classified 22-23 .1. Hughes sinned a bill legalizing caps and cap pistols. The association is willing to ness or potential business. lin also promised the job to Mr. his pool since Memorial Day an Adopted on amendment to the Comics 21 Hughes, father of 10, hod expressed some qualms about ppen the beaches to township Kinsella. salary ordinance to provide for Crossword Puzzle 21, Another ordinance, establishing residents only. was sure thnt the borough wou the bill earlier, but snld ho had mmlo a thorough study of it a salary of $1,250 for thp tux Editorials 6 angle parking in tho Sickles PI and checked the comparable laws in other states. Oppose Construction Three Jobs have made money If the beachi turn-around, was' Introduced for issessor, which wns omitted Herblock 8 The governor assured New Jcrscyaus that there was no The group also opposes tho con Mr. Kinlin promptly denied that had been ripened earlier. tho second. time with n rcvinlor frnm the ordinance tis adopted Movie Timetable 14 danger to the safety of tho children or to the well being of itruction of a beach house be- last night. In other business, Walter ) suggested by the Stnte Mav 22. Obituaries : 2 tho general public. :ause it feels this would violate Mr. Collichio said he had no O'Connor and Anthony A. Au Gave ooproval to the Public Sylvia Porter 8 Department. :he deed restrictions on thin land personal objection to Mr. Carlo, were appointed to the Board A clause fixing n penalty for Material supporting the bill contained statements "from Service Co-ordlnnted Transport Hodln-Tclcvlslon 14 experts In child development establishing that toy cap guni An association spokesman said lie pointed Qut, however, that Health replacing George Camei Corp. to run three auto-busses on Social 16-17 violators was deleted because, I Jocuments supporting the asso- Mr. Carlo had three jobs and on and William O. Lowe, Thel was felt, the same was adequate und taps were greatly beneficial In channeling tho aggresaloni Its Morristown-H o 1 m d e 1 Bell George Sbkolsky 6 of childhood along controllable lines," Hughei »»ld. ciation's claims will be presented questioned whether ho could terms on the board have expired. Telephone Labs Industrial trip Sports : 18-19 ly covered by statute. Public Snlo and use of fire crackers and fire works »r« stilt it the meeting. properly handle the beach Job. Councilman Martin C. Lohren route through the township. The Stock Market 3 hearing on the revised ordinance (See MEETINGS, Page 2) Mr. Kinlin said the fact that (See KEAflSBURG, Page 2) (See PARK, P|ge 2) Successful Investing 3 will be July 3. banned in New Jersey, Hughe* added. , June 20, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER . Weather State Faces Crash Kills Walter Woolley, New Jersey — Fair and oot guile so war en or humid twlay, Woman Former Lairct. _• OBITUARIES Late Mews Briefs high in'tie feOs. Partly tkwdy to- Xwo Suits, Deal Uvenfew KEW YORK (AP) —. Ttsm ptu*d to irjjjj of P*c On Districting And Major Executive, Mm KHS. ANTOINETTE BATO I tugos and tu/tf of wtsib* 1 * t e f/>»igW Mr. and M/s. WUJis Baleh. 44 ATLANTIC HlGHLANDS-MrE. *gr*eme«t Russia. A HaJiMifci TBEMTON (AP) - New Jer- ST. LOUIS (AP) - An kiwy BRIEUJS-Walter H. Wtwltey, and Ttiursd&y nbury Ave., Atlantic MigUsLads, 68, of 610 Cedurcmt Of., recent- xiUti&eue D&io, S3, of 4S Center 3 nitty as * new artstrfcct which law! £p&c6 Administration official wx* W daughter, yesterday. sey may face two suits challeng- major and & wunuua (/mywkai morning. Low were killed shortly before mid- ly retired vice president in charge Ave., died Monday in Moamotith * »y end the United Parcel Serv- tmi the photographs w^ll be tonight in the Mr. and Mrs. Dldier Noble, 21 ing the representation In the state Medical Center. Legislature. night last night in the collision of production of Laird & Co., strike that started May 14. available to Soviet meteorogists mid-50s to low Locust Ter., New Monmouth, son, Born in Italy, «hs h*d livtd Gov. Richard J. Hughes said of two cars in southwest St. Louis distillers at Scobeyville, died Kgreensent — announced if they want them. , 6 0s. High yesterday. here 60 years. She was • mem- yesterday that state AFL-CIO County. Monday shortly after being ad- rtty «fter S a.m. — is sub- Thursday 80 to Mr. and Mrs. James Fox, 6 ber of St. Agnes Catholic Church President Vincent J. Murphy told The victims were MaJ. Earl mitted into Point Pleasant Hospi- to ratification at union mem- 85. Meadowview La., Lincroft, son, and its Altar-Rosary Society.. him the labor group is consider- Kagan, 37, of St Louis and Miss tal. _. ship meetings scheduled for Atco Strike MARINE yesterday. Mrs. Dato was the widow of 10 a,ro. today here and in New- ing a reapportiomrient suit. Frances Cunningham, 32,'' of 1 Born at Ocean Grove, the son Block Island Mr. and Mrs. Martin FiUger- Roseland Ave., Deal, N. J. Pasquale Dato. ark. N. J. to Caps May ald, 2 Beech St, Port Monmouth, They may file a suit of their of the late Washington Irving and own or they may join a suit filed Walter Christ 'Wiesenham, 35, Annie Rogers Woolley, he at- Surviving are three sons, „• Tbe agreement was announced Stalemate — Small craft daughter, today. , Thomas Dato of White Plains, flirough city mediator Morris warnings low- May 4 in Superior Court by two of nearby Fenton, Mo., driver tended Asbury Park High School Monmouth Medical Center Hudson County labor officials, the of the other car, was treated and and graduated from Lehigh Uni- N. Y., Charles Dato of Highlands ftrshis after nearly 14 hours of ered at £ a.m. Winds variable and Ralph Dato of this place; Mgotletkms at the city Labor De- Still Exists Long Branch governor said. released. versity. At Lehigh, he was a char- in direction at 10 knots today Mr. an

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He re laire State Park Monday for a part of the public discussion pe- picnic. riod last week, returning to theJected the idea political patron microphone. So several of last age was involved. Later, he sajd he expects to be able to tak< A surprise birthday party wa week's orators availed them given for Thomas Farley of Fall aelves of the chance., bids on paper supplies used com Charles A. Conover monly among all city offices. Haven at the home of Miss Sun- Murray Bergman, once a chant' anne Toop, Phalanx Rd., last plan of the new council-manager The manager defended the au GAINESVILLE, Fla. -Charles A. Conover, son of Mr. and Mrs. Saturday. Guests were Misse government and for months Its diting system used to check sup Ann Toop, Llncroft; Ann Nelson, severest critic,, barraged council plies, orders and prices; contend Charles H. Conover of Sunnyside Rd., Everett, N. J., was gradu Shrewsbury; Margo Andrews, with criticisms and questions. ed that Insurance-wise the cltj Middletown; Carol Orsini, Lake- City Manager Richard J. Bowen has greater protection, partlcu ated from the University of Flor- ida's College of Agriculture. wood; Jane Thompson, Avon; answered each point in detail and Iarly on public liability, than eve; Mae Taggart, Spring Lake; at the end drew Mr. Bergman's before, and said business ,witl He majored lo ornamental hor- Eleanor Wagel, Fair Haven; thanks. the city is subject to competltlot ticulture and graduated with high Peter Collier, New Brunswick; Touching off a wide discussion whether through public bidding honors. He will continue for George Morris, Oceanport; Eu> was Mr. Bowen's statement that or negotiated prices. master's degree and has received gene Kresge, Portaupeck; Ken- specifications for public bidding Mr. Bowen said that In ala scholarship as an assistant pro- neth Porter. Irvington; William on city insurance policies will be cases of negotiated prices rec fessor. Erickson, Sea Bright; Robert ords of all offers are made pub He is a member of the frater- Kelly, Red Bank; Paul LaLande, Bottling Co. nity Alpha Zeta, and was appoint- WATCH OUR WINDOWS lie and are kept on file for publli Jr., Fair Haven; Ronald Knopp, scrutiny. ed to the honorary society ol Belmar; Harold Evans, Asburj FOR SPECIALS Carman . and Domenlck Scag agriculture, Gamma Sigma Delta. Park; Miss Sally Lees, Little Si' Mr. Conover was also presi- ver; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wagel, DELICATESSEN Hone, brothers who live In Lonj Branch and operate a prlntinj dent of the Horticulture Club, Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. PRIME MEATS business in Red Bank, wen Previous to his attending college, Steve Rutledge, Chicago. HOMEMADE ITALIAN *ai AMERICAN SAUSAGE among the speakers. he served five years with th and SALADS Carmen Scagllone took note o Strategic Air -Command. Local students who graduated THUMAN'S QUALITY from Middletown Township Higr ASSORTED COLD CUTS Mr. Bowen's statement that th He Is In the Reserve unit li city realizes a 20 per cent dls Gainesville and is a first lieuten School are Joanne Cuchera' count off list price in direct pur ant. He is living at Galnesvill Diane Brandt, Harry Wilson chase of hardware supplies. Mr with his wife, the former Mis Faye Gould, William Roman Scagllone said this was no grea Billie Jo Schuetz of Bison, Kans. John Melvin and James Cruet* achievement, emphasizing tha "list" price Js not always "real' gram, and said "I don't think wi Members of the Presbyterlar price. can stand It." Sunday school who graduated The speaker expressed concert Domenlck Scagllone criticize from the primary department In- CITARELLA'S about various capital Improve last week's cut-off of the meet • MEAT MARKET ments listed recently for 1962. re Ing during the period of publi and DELICATESSEN called recent statements by May 1 comment; said he was embar- PROSPECT PLAZA or McClintock that next year rasspd to "see something like Little Silver Shopping Center budget will be even steeper thai this happen in Long Branch, le (orEN SUN. 10 TO i the 1962 record spending pro alorie any place in our country;" and added "I don't criticize t make fun of Long Branch; I taki Refrigerator these things to heart because love this town and I hate to sei Freezer IT THE so many wrong things done.. .' fit! in thB HTOKTOWI With Mayor McClintock ab- CIMU sent, Councilman Samuel A. Marks presided as deputy may- ytfttrdiyi or. He occasionally cautioned speakers to "avoid hearsay and I'.l stick to facts? in their comments. »TC«9-V» HUN SCHOOL GRADUATE hO DEFROSTING EVER In R«frla«rator or RUMSON — Stephen Courtel blsi Roll-Out Fr*«x«r I Now on sale in..• you Slmonson, son of Mrs. Cortel- CondiUonv. MoblUCcId k««pt nut you Slmonson and the late Mr. ItnH to 7 dip. Fmn- N-Stot* let Stnlct. Simohson of Oakes Rd., was MifiuUc. Sifity Dour. OCEAN and MONMOUTH June graduate of The Hu:NODOWNPAYMENTIEasyTtrmsl School of Princeton. JMInlmvm Uttotl Met He was on the Headmaster'i COUNTIES Honor Roll, received his lettei GEO. C. KOEPPEL & SON in Tennis and was on the stafl Ml First Ave., Atlantic Highland of The Mall, the school news Phone 291-0890 paper.

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Bttfc, N. The Doctor's Dilemma imbylvim H. Cos*uA Hwg Of* By GEORGE E. SOXOLSKY THOMAS IKYING BROWN. FubUdMt 1K8-UW It used to be that ft doctor was a item-loofciag lAMESJ.fiOGAN. Editor M. HAROLD KELLY. General Maaam W. HARRY PENMNGTON, Production Manager mm who wore a goatee and gold rimmed glut**, ewr- ried a black bag and delivered babies. He was a family Member of the Associated Pren . Praia u tttitind nciuilrti? a u» ait (or npu&Ucuisa e> «JI tk* HKU »»w» »rtnt*a friend and adviser and was one of the most respected U WUl U.ill tF BtWl 4Up«tCB«t. ' men in the community. He was, in a manner of speak- Member oi American Newspaper Publisher* Association ing, a learned man, although a modern Member Audit Bureau of Circulation student of biochemistry would regard At Bad Bank flafliur uiumts no QunoLai r«ipoQilbultl» for typojcrtialucti errors In ftdvirunioint* Ml «U1 rtprtm wlUxnit dllrfl. ttot put ol u admtlnmtnt In wucb U» typographical «rrw oeeurm. Ad such a person, if he met one, an Ig- will Muu noutj tin m*n»iunu>t UnmedlttBUr s( w *rrw which may occur. norant fogey. TUt nmpavw aanusu no raipooilblllUM (or «ttt«minu ol oplnlou u Mtttri (rom It* rwdtra Nowadays there are all sorts of MMonntioa P«Mt ta Unta On* mr W 00 gi, Bootim IS.0O doctors and their attitudes toward medi- «ga*l» owj «t eousur. T eta* Cn|ll eopj bj null. • wnt» cal and public problems vary. Let us WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1962 try to establish a few categories with- out too many subtitles: Some Words of Praige SOKOLSKY j rhe p^,^Doctor s _ tJuft j8 those who are employed in various Public Health Serv- It was an outstanding weekend- it was obvious that the planning ices, health departments, Army, Navy, Air Force, and one that will be remembered for a was there.. other departments of government. This now constitutes a large number of men and women, physicians, sur- long time. The Founders Ball, the parade, geons, administrators, specialists, etc. They are salaried. the Garden Club tour and those We have carried many words and Usually they do not engage in private practice at all. many, pictures on Fair Haven's magnificent fireworks, among the Their patients are captive in the, sense that they usually Golden Jubilee celebration. The many other events, delighted the have no alternatives. Many of them do not actually municipality did itself proud with many.persons who took part,in or practice medicine but are charged with important ad- a series of events to mark its 50th watched them. ministrative duties, as, for instance, managing a Vet- anniversary. Both old-timers and newcomers erans Administration hospital or the Board of Health of a large city. It is all over now—but we would —they all shared in the celebration like to once again take this oppor- and the result was a closer-knit com- 2. The Industrial Physician. Such a medic Is em- ployed by a corporation to look after its staff. He may tunity to congratulate the commit- munity, certainly something the Jubi- "I don't Ilk* Hits 'alliance for progress' plan . ... . Th« 'alliance' teems to be with have several assistants and nurses, depending upon the lee committee hoped to achieve. tee, headed by Frank J. Perry, which the people . . .1" size of the enterprise. He does not usually have a pri- worked on the program. An event of this type deserved vate practice, although some do. Me is usually on This was an effort that required all the recognition it received—and Your Money's Worth: salary. Universities and colleges also employ in-staff a great deal of planning—and, from we have only the highest praise for Focus physicians. the way the events were reeled off, Mr/ Perry and his fine committee. Stock Exchange Floor-I The Teacher By SYLVIA PORTER On Health 3. The Teaching and Research Physician. This In- A New State Park By The Associated Press cludes a constantly increasing number of doctors who (1st In a series of 3 columns on the prefer the laboratory and the classroom to daily prac- Floor of the New York Stock Exchange) Medical scientists report H. Mat Adams, state commission- That speed is essential here was hangovers, sleep and a suspect tice. Most such are narrow specialists whose field of er of conservation and economic de- brought about by the fact that the The floor of the New York Stock Exchange, on In causing congenital heart de- activity is limited. Dr. Jonas Salk, for instance, labors velopment, has given us the news which the worried eyes of the world have been riveted fects: '•.'•"' at biochemical problems exclusively. Some teaching 190-acre Sorenson farm on the tract Hangover Effect* we were waiting for when he an- since the historic stock crash of May 28, is a vast place, and research doctors act as consultants, but even such Is under option to an unnamed de- two-thirds the size of a football field including its main Hangovers after drinking may nounced that New Jersey will ac- be hard on the heart. Finnish do not extend their private practice so that It Inter? veloper. hall and "garage"—which isn't a garage at all, but is researchers, at least, say they feres with their teaching and research. quire the Monmouth Battlegrounds instead a smaller adjoining room in found a speedier - than - normal for a park site. The Monmouth Battlegrounds be- heart rate in 30 healthy firemen, This is probably the most highly respected ele- which such famous stocks as Telephone, either at rest or at work, after a ment in the medical profession today. They are often The land —1,000 acres — will be long to the county and the state as Westinghouse, Union Carbide are night of drinking. on a salary basis which means that they do not get acquired under the Green Acres pro- traded. Its main hall is five stories high la part of the studies, they pul a park site — and we are delighted the firemen through standard rich through big fees. My personal experience with gram — tha first acquisition under and has huge windows entirely covered to learn that action is being taken physical tests the morning after, one of the greatest in this category was astonishing: the new provision for purchases of by ruffled drapes to keep out the sun- When they had hangovers. Four- he took only four consultations a week and charged to insure this. > light. Scattered through the halls are teen men performed as well as parks and historic sites. they usually did, two did better, $100 per consultation. This is less than a belly- 18 trading "posts" around which are and 12 were under par in phys- dancer gets. always clustered many of the 2,200 men ical performance. Poor Man's Philosophers PORTER on the floor on a typical day now. 4. The Specialist. Because of the complexity of Sleepy Brain medical and biochemical knowledge, few men can know It's noisy, startlingly untidy, littered with thou- During sleep, the human brain sands upon thousands of little pieces of paper of vari- shows complex patterns of electri- everything in every phase of this profession. A good Boyle Answered on Raising Kids in the City ous colors, chewing gum wrappers, empty pretze cal activity and responses to heart man, for instance, may be a good internist, but stimuli. The electrical readings he Is likely to know very little about cancer and noth- By HENRY B. JAMESON boxes, etc. It is both antiquated and automated, logical are quite different from those and paradoxical. It's fascinating. during wakefulness. ing about dermatology. The specialist can be a god- In one test, University of Mich- send or he may be a faker and he is often the biggest (EDITOR'S NOTB-Tha writ- it, along the creek, out in the But our Wds don't have to go Now I know, for I have just spent several hours er, of this article waa with the country or at the nearby country to a zoo to see a cow, horse, igan researchers analyzed reac- problem in the medical profession. All sorts of protec- club shooting range or lake. fox, buffalo or coyote. What do probing, peeking, peering, picking up scraps of paper tions to a flash of light, and found Associated Press for II years, the brain responded differently at tives have been established. He often over-charges. No was a fellow war correspon- Boyle talks about supervised the city kids know about wheat, at the floor of the NYSE. Nothing amusing is happening corn, barley, alfalfa, combines? the outset than later on during patient should go to a so-called specialist unless he dent with Hal Boyle and lived playgrounds in the city offering on Wall Street these days, but this tale is funny. So sleep. with him for a while In Europe. everything from hop-scotch to We have fine libraries and mu- is recommended by the patient's own family doctor By then, the person perhaps He is now editor and publisher seums, too. And we watch the is its background, and it's loaded with information. or unless the specialist is in a hospital. basketball. What a pity. We have had become accustomed to the of the Abilene (Kans.) Reflec- those, too. But our kids all have same movies and television So here is the first of three columns about the floor shows. flash, said Drs. Kenneth A. Kooi Knows Subject tion-Chronicle.) basketball courts in the back- of the Stock Exchange. and Basu K. Bagchi. They used yard, too. The little girls have Boyle says "If your child is a ABILENE, Kans. (AP) - Bal- genius, or retarded, or has a par- Visiting Exec a digital computer system which I say, a specialist can be a godsend. He usually derdash! dogs, cats and other pets and screened out natural brain activ- play out in the wide open free- ticular health problem, he is To begin at the beginning, early in May I took an knows his subject; he has high ethical standards; he This is my reply to my good more likely to find facilities for ity to focus upon responses to friend Hal Boyle's recent col- dom spaces right along with the executive visiting New York City to see the world's the light stimuli, thus picking up depends for his reputation and income upon other doc- boys. We have 700 little boys, special care in the big city." We umn on the joys of raising • a have smart kids, too. and just largest stock exchange—on which 85 per cent of the changes lasting only a few thou- tors who usually can estimate who knows his stuff. I child in New York Instead of the and some girls, playing organ- sandths of a second. ized baseball at Hie city park. as many Phi Beta Kappas per- dollar volume of all listed U.S. stocks is traded. He go was discussing this question with a nurse once, who wide open spaces. We carried centagewise. We have fine hos- They hope the research can on the floor, but I didn't. While there is no constitu prove useful in detecting distor- cut me short regarding a specialist by saying: "His Hal's column as usual in my pa- Our son had bicycles and free- pitals with the same facilities, patients stay alive." ' per but I still don't agree with dom to ride. He had a pony avail- just as close, and probably easier tional provision or rule or regulation against women tions In brain wave readings dm him. able. A municipal swimming pool to reach, than across town in to disease, and help in estimating visiting the floor, "protocol" demands that a female the location and extent of brain The fakers in this category are often not hospital He's been cooped up around was within easy reach. It was New York. As a matter of fact, get permission from on high and therefore, while the damage. connected. We have excellent hospitals in this country New York too long. He should easy to belong to the Boy Scouts. many wealthy New Yorkers suf- come out more often and see — After lots of camping trips (for fering from city frustration come executive toured Uje floor with a guide, I was banished Heart Defects and their rules are usually strict. A physician or sur- and enjoy — how the other half kids, not organized family budg- to the famous Menninger Clinic to the public gallery to watch with other sightseers. Medical researchers have dis- geon who Is not hospital connected may be a whiz but lives: how we really live. There eted vacations which Boyle men- in nearby topeka for help. With acid tongue in dimpled cheek, I wrote a column covered a substance, in the blood- Is a difference between living he has to explain why no hospital will invite him to tions), junior life saving, etc., he Boyle calls the roll of a few about my experience. stream which causes heart defects and existing. became an Eagle Scout. He re- famous people raised in the big in the embryo or unborn chick. practice there. Public and private hospitals must be My viewpoint is not based on ceived a nomination to the Naval city; mostly musicians, actors When it appeared, letters and phone calls of pro Perhaps it is a cause of some distinguished from nursing homes, no matter what they lack of experience. I too, lived in Academy at Annapolis and the and writers. test deluged the NYSE, the collective face of the congenital heart defects in human call themselves. The clinic, that is a hospital owned big cities from Kansas City and third question was "Are you an Let him call the roll of the babies. They are trying to learn by a doctor, so prevalent in Europe, is rare here. St. Louis to New York and Lon-Eagle Scout?" He's played golf Presidents of the United States. NYSE's Big Brass turned brick red and, within 48 if this substance is present in the don. Our son was born while since the age of nine — and See how many came from the hours, I received a letter from Keith Funston, presiden blood of pregnant women who All specialists are registered with special societies have had previous children with I was a war correspondent in you don't have to wait half a country. of the NYSE and a long-time friend (which he told me governing their discipline. When in doubt, check! Europe. A desire not to raise him day to get on the course. Start, with Eisenhower, who heart defects. If they find such too "veddy, veddy" well over later he had written on the back of an, envelope as soon an anti heart serum, and if the Boyle glosses over city life happened to gr 33 EdL-Wydtoff Rd, lolmectton, . _. . _ portion of Rts. 33 aad RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Two *at a;4ta«r jtM week *t Alpto* Simmill Omductr Swearing In TM-mtmmsm^tSS0C--Wk^$^«^nA-'^ Garden State M Wett of > car can: Grove, Switzerland; Marilyn NIW nnm om*mf ITOICONI or AMMICM »mm • Expert aenrice on tiret, batteriea, mufden, thocka and acat coven. Olive Oaviea, Union Beach, Can' You get It nonfka to pay: 7«da; Jan Wieslaw Bukowski, • Boy with DO down payment, up to 18 nonlhi to pay en ear HomemakerV Credit Plan. 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AH pricei pins tax and any 2 old tirei in trade. pos, Spring Lake Heights, Bra- AU prlrei plni tax an! any 2 old tires In trade. Whitewalli ilightly higher. Whitewalls slightly higher. til; Maria Procoplo, Red Bank, Whltewalli ilightly higher. Italy; John Hrynkevlch, Red Red Bank Contracts i , •'_.. Awarded RED BANK — Borough Coun- cil Monday awarded bids for the construction of bulkheading I i at the end of Bodman PI., road repairs to the north end of Ma pie Ave. and to the municipal RUST-RESISTANT SAVE 30«/o-WHBBL, Inclneraton MUFFLERS WITH BRAKE AND VANDERBILT , Freibott Brothers, Port Mon- NEW UPETIME GUARANTEE! ALIGNMENT SPECIAL CUSHION MASTER VANDERBILT HEAVY-DUTY mouth was awarded a {2,941.28 SHOCK ABSORBERS . contract for the bulkheading pro] Mokt Yeor Model Price BATTERIES WITH 24-MONTH •ct. Stndebaker - _'47-'51_ Champion _ 3.88 All 3 for 9.49 FOR MOST AMERICAN CARS Other bidders for the award Chevrolet _'41.'5J 6 S.49 GUARANTEE* came from Thomas Procter Co. Chevrolet _Vi4-'6O 6 and 8 7.49 COMPLETE BRAKE „„,_ Long Branch, $5,680; A. P Ponliac _'53-'54 6 and 8 5.49 ADJUSTMENT REG. 1.50 Thompson, Inc., Red Bank) $3, Olds _'51.'S6 8 7.99 o Adjust all 4 shoes • Inspect linings 2 for 8.99 FOR MOST _'49-'52 8 9.99 • Test brakes • Inspect hydraulic system 99?; A. F. Bahrs Co., Highlands Bnick _ r Bnlck J53.'56 8 .14.49 • Inspect grease seals 6-VOLT CARS 7. 13,685.61), and Edward 0. Wick Cad. (frnnt)- _'52-'56 8 13.99 COMPLETE WHEEL 4 • berg, Perth Amboy, $5,970. CRII. (rear) - _'52-'55 8 . 5.49 4 for 15.99 Michael J. Stavoia, Inc., Mid- Ford _'52-"53 6 . 5.49 BAUNCING RE©. »3 FOR MOST dletown, secured a $6,186.25 con- Ford _*54-'S9 6 and 8 7.99 a Dalnnrp botli front wheels 12-VOLT CARS tract for the construction work on Dodge _'49-\W 6 . 8.99 a Install new weights These shocks are precision-emgi- 9.88' Dodge —— _'56-'5'> 6 and 8 9.49 • Get extra tire mileage and INSTALLED FREE Maple Ave. from West Front St. M2-'58 6 nnd 8-__ 7.99 neernd to give a now, safer ride. to the Naveslnk River. Other bids Plymouth ., smooth perlormance All work is performed by factory- tPrices include old battery in trade. were submitted by Charles J , 1 Fully guaranteed against niannfacturer'f COMPLETE FRONT Hesse, Inc., Belford, $6,991.50, and defecta, lor tlio llfelima of yonr car—free END ALIGNMENT REG. 8.99 trained export*. Drive in tomorrow B&tterie* for other cars available at no- Fred, McDowell, Inc., Neptune, replacement. Dual* and convertibles ilightly • Correct camber and caster for free inspection. ilar low prices. 'Guaranteed ngairwt <;«•] $6.769.. . higher. Tail pipes for moat cars also avail- • Correct toe-in, toe-out failure for sadd period on a pro-rn ahln at low prices. • Inspect, adjust steering Plibrlco Sales and Service At Bamberg.r'a Monmouth, Monlo Park. Installation optional at nominnl charge. ba«ie. Trenton,. was awarded a $4,600 Installation available at nominal charge. Paramu. and stiginfi.ld only. contract to rebuild the inside of the Incinerator. There were no *We guarantee all tirei against all road hazardi under normal driving condiHoni, pro-rated on these sale prices, not list prices. other .bidders 'for. the work. Sorry, no T.forvlc. «r mall. Tlr«« (D.pt. 144). and Auto Acc»mrl» (D«pt. 141), Ad|.c«nt ta H.mberg.r'. Monmouth. And .t Purjimu., Manl« Park, N«w«rh and rialnlltld unl.ta ethtrwli. •piclflad. Borough Council also granted the transfer of a retail consump BUY WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY WITH A BAMBERGER HOMEMAKER'S CREDIT ACCOUNT tlon license'from the Strand Res- taurant to the Riverside Cocktail Lounge, 21 East Front St. The applicants for the transfer . were Paul and Stephen Noglows for the estate of William Noglows, BAMBERGER'S STOREWIBE SUMMER SALE IS ON late owner of the Strand, and SAVINGS ON NEARLY EVERYTHING YOU NEED RIGHT NOW, AT ALL 7 BAMBERGER STORES Frank Gollno, president of the Riverside Cocktail Lounge, lo- cated In Riverside.Lanes, In addition Council renewed the liquor licenses of four private Air-Conditioned Bamberger's Monmouth Open Mondays, Wednesdays. Thursdays and Fridays From 10 A.M. Till 9:30 P.M. enib», 17 package stores and 23 hin and restaurants. SHOP TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS FROM 10 A.M. TILL 6 P.M. b« no 'reading out* of tibe In- BED BANK H£GISTJ3t Report dividual sttellitej." - j _ ... I 8-Wednesday, Jtnoe 20, 1962 «• • with th6 QntfmW "ThM'» correct," «pli*d. Dry- W»Urth»tout*»llt GRAMAN'S &, "We-urged «ueh »o-agree- TOUT all other brands to exchange tm&ing facilities. TriptoRivierofoiCaroline ment, but they wuld htve BOM They tlmpjy ttaactf get tw*y combined... bo*»» - VACUUM AMD APPLIANCE FARTS CO. of it They flttly refuted to By EGBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT i tiom their ffltok for secrecy, dry, bftt*r»wwt, «• 34 MONMOUTH STREET, RI& 1AHK, H.

No decision has yet been made on whether she , - • i. will go to Brazil with him. He is slated to make a four-day visit there at the end of July, to return President Gou- lart's trip to Washington in early April. The latter's wife did not accompany him c because she was expecting a baby. l i In the last several weeks, intimates of the White House family have be- come convinced the First Lady is ex- pecting again. In preparation for her forthcoming '•• Allen trips to Mexico and the Riviera, Mrs. Kennedy has ordered a number of additions to her already extensive wardrobe. She did quite a bit of shopping on her last trip to New York earlier this month. There is a long chance the President may join his wife and daughter during their French stay. There are no present plans for the President to do that. With Congress certain to continue in session well into September, the President will be deeply en- grossed with putting through major measures of his Intensely controversial legislative program. But he might interrupt this preoccupation to fly to was balked by the Soviet. They France to confer with Presi- talked, but wouldn't deliver. Basic obstacle was the Krem- dent de Gaulle — if that lin's secrecy mania. is urged by Secretary Rusk. Any proposal that the Reds The State Department deemed an infringement on their chief is now in Europe for secrecy phobia invariably brought a series of exploratory talks witha curt "nyet." As a consequence, French, German and British lead- the negotiations that began prom- isingly produced very little. ers. As a result of these discus- That's what Dr. Hugh Dryden, sions. Rusk may advise that the deputy administrator of the Na- President seek a meeting with De tional Aeronautics and Space Ad- Gaulle after the July 1 Algerian ministration has reported to the plebescite. Senate Space Committee, head- ed by Senator Robert Kerr, D- Some Democratic leaders al- Okla. The puny agreement ready have proposed this to the reached with the Soviet is now President. under study by the White House Foremost among them is and State Department to deter- Speaker John McCormack, Mass, mine whether to approve it. who expressed the view it was urgently desirable to hold such 'Not Very Important* a conference as soon as possible At present, Russia has one to resolve differences that might known weather satellite and one harden into serious schisms. communications satellite in or- NOTE: Vice President Johnson bit. Senator Kerr asked Dryden also may go abroad — on a how far the Soviet was willing goodwill tour to Greece, similar to go in co-operating in these to his celebrated visit to Paki- peaceful fields. stan where he met his camel "All they are willing to agree driving friend Bashir Ahmed. to," explained the NASA chief, The Greek government is very "was for the two countries, per- haps several years from now, to eager to have Johnson make this t /• trip, and plans are under, dis- launch individual weather satel- cussion. lites on co-ordinated orbit. Each country would then exchange in- formation gained from these ex- SAME OLD STORY - Pre- periments." mier Khrushchev's widely publi- "What do you think of that kind cized written assurance to Pres- of an agreement?" said Kerr. ident Kennedy of co-operation on "It's not a very important one," the peaceful use of outer space replied Dryden. "There would be is turning out to be like all Red no access to their launching rang- promises — a lot of hot air! es and no access to the details In the Geneva efforts to work of the instrumentation in the out a basis for co-operation on satellites. So there would be very weather and communications little co-operntion and very lit- satellites, the U. S. has gotten tle of value would be gained virtually nowhere. Every at- from what is done." tempt to formulate an under- "In other words," said Senator standing that meant anything, Clifford Case, R-NJ "there would PAINT DISCOUNTS ... OUTSIDE PAINTS Cook & Dunn DU PONT Sherwin-Williams PAINT PAINT PAINT Colors and While Colors and White Colors and White 50 •S 5-29 % 6-50 » 6- INSIDE PAINTS DUPONT SUPER LUC1TE KEMTONE WALL PAINT WALL PAINT, Reg. 7.45 Gal. # *gn Reg. 6.59 Gal. White & Colors Ot/7 White & Colors PORCH ENCLOSURE Could this be your new hair dryer?

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Adams, in reply, said the Case Copies of the telegrams re- bill is fine for help in construc- leased by Adamg Monday show tion of beach protection installa- that the two officials are still tions, but unlike the bill favored backing rival beach protection by Hughes, does not provide for bills now before Congress. state acquisition of private prop- The caustic exchange ol tele- erty in the path of protective grams followed a statement by dune lines BOW'under construe* Gov. Richard J. Hughes last week Uon." SUNNTMOOKIMMD in which he criticized Glenn for "We have a difficutlt real es- FRESH BROILING 01 FRYINC failing to support one of the bills. tate problem in certain shore WHITE EGGS The measure woud set up a $25 areas in New Jersey where pro- UrgarWi million program to help states tective dune lines must go over GradaA buy land along their shorelines. private property," Adams said. Hughes said he was mystified He added the bill Hughes favors by a statement from Glenn and is pinpointed to the problem of Rep. James C. Auchlncloss, R- purchasing such private property. N.J., saying they wanted time to Adams said the congressman Strawberry Study the bill. might not have had any qualms CHICKENS The measure obviously bene- about the bill originally, if he had Preserves fits the shore areas represented read it carefully. by the two, Hughes said. Spadaloffar Mayors Vincent Lamanna of AnnPaga WHOIE Save cool cash — save Plaid Sea Isle City and Thomas 0. Reassigned Split, Cut-Up, Stamps •— enjoy good foods . . . Payne of Upper Township were asked by Adams to inform Glenn Pun Plum or QuarffartNl Shop A&P! That's starting Sum- of their support for the bill. mer on a thirfty note, for sure! And Adams told the mayors Glenn Indicated he is unwilling at this Preserves remember ... those valuable gift- time to support the bill. 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The wxlliary of t>» First AW Squid, meeting iut wwfc In tiw Muad building, nude t*u« for mK My c»k6 utfc. Mrt. K«rt Strauch, chairman erf the recent tricky tray, reported on its suc- cess. Following the business se»- glon refreshments were served V Mrs. Edward Fox, Mrs. Ed- ward Gelpke and Mrs. Carl Fos- ter. Others attending were Mrs. Harry Albert. Mr». William Fort- tier, Mrs. Fred Ktlkhof, Mrs. Wil- liam Krysenskl, Mrs, Harold Marks and Mrs. Walter Roese- man.

Mrs. Christopher O'Brien was hostess at the final meeting of the season of the Rosary-Altar So- ciety of St. Ann's Catholic Church. CONFEREES — Raymond A. Mulhern of Sfi.lbern Dr., Election of officers will take place when the group meets Lincroft, Itff, g«tt pat on the back from' New York's again Sept. S. Governor Nation A. Rockefeller ar conference of the Mortgage Bankers Association of America in Waldorf- Miss Judith O'Connor, daugh- Astoria Hotel. Mr. Mulhern presided at the first con- ter, of Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. O'Connor 22 Frazee PI. was giv- ference session, at which the governor delivered the en a party Sunday following her principal address. graduation from Bed Bank Cath- olic High School. Attending were her grandmothers Mrs. Clara O'Connor, Jersey City, and Mrs. Anna Boden, Keansburg. Also, Mulhern Presides Mr. and Mrs.' Karl Strauch, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ryan and son Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bulmahn and daughter, At Bankers Meet Frances, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kin- NEW YORK — A Lincroft, Harvey Ave., also in Lincroft. CHICKENS sella, Jr., Mrs, Emma Ellen- N.J., resident presided at the Two other sons are in the Navy. bach, Mrs. Jack Logan, Miss opening session of the Mortgage Raymond Mulhern Is serving Judy Paris, Mrs. Laura Mason Bankers Association of America aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise, and Misses Nancy Paris, Patri- conference here in the Waldorf- the atomic aircraft carrier. cia Kelly and Peggy Barnes and Astoria Hotel. Ralph Mulhern is a hospital . Glenn Parts, Keansburg; Mr. and He Is Raymond A. Mulhern of corpsman attending at Bcthcsda • Mrs. James O'Connor and son, Navy Hospital School. William White, Miss Mary White Shelbern Dr., vice president of and Mrs. Anna Clark, Jersey Underwood Mortgage and Title Mr. Mulhern, ex-vice president City; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Straus Company of Irvington, a firm of the International Society of and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond with which he has been associ- Residential Appraisers, will be White and daughter, Patricia ated 25 years. the installing officer tonight New York; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. Muihern and his wife, when the Central Jersey Clark and daughter Cheryle, Haz- Grayce, and daughter, Nancy, j Chapter, Society of Residential let, and Mr. and Mrs. Waiter S 9, have lived here seven years.1 Appraisers, Installs officers in O'Connor and son, Keyport. A son, David Mulhern, lives at Old Union House, Red Bank. He has taught courses In residential by HANK KETCHAM appraising at the Red Bank Adult DENNIS THE MENACE School and at colleges through- out the state. Whole Only * Greet for Barbecuing SWIFTS • BOLOGNA Little Silver • PICKLE & PIMENTO e PREMIUM o OLIVE LOAF Subdivision • LUNCHEON MEAT Vacuum Packed COLD CUTS • SALAMI Is Approved 27 LITTLE SILVER — Borough SWIFTS Council, acting on the recom- SWIFT'S PREMIUM mendation of the Planning Board, ALL SWEET Monday approved an 11-lot sub- c division on SilverwWte Rd. Ib Council added to the resolution MARGARINE 27 a stipulation that a proposed FRANKS planter in the cul-de-sac of a new SWIFT'S road be eliminated. It was ex- plained that there would be no DOG FOOD one to take care of that facility. The new road, an 800-foot dead end, was a disturbing factor of PARD can the application to residents at- 15 tending a Planning Board hear- 59s ing last month. The applicant for the subdivi- SWIFT'S PREMIUM BABY SALADS c sion is Norman Goldstein, presi- • Macaroni • Potato dent of Silvermint Homes. Ib A minor subdivision for two • Cole Slaw 17 lots in Charles Crest Section 3t SPARE Seven Bridge Rd., also was ap- GRADE A proved by the governing body. Ib c RIBS 45 BUTTER Ib LARGE • VINE RIPENED 59 Imported Danish Announcing... CANTALOUPE SLICED c HAM 95 Ib A DIVIDEND for the semi-annual period ITALIAN Hot or Sweet ea C payable JUNE 30, 1962 has been declared at 19 SAUSAGE 59 Ib the rate of V/i°/o per annum and... WATERMELON ELBERTA •»" i • WHOLE PEACHES In ADDITION, an EXTRA DIVIDEND af the • Sweet rate of ¥2% per annum for the same period has also been declared . . . • Juicy making the *TOTAL DIVIDEND for the six-month period ending June 30, 1962 lbs. for TOTAL DIVIDEND 19 at the rate of... OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 10 P.M. FOOD CITY MAINSTAY SUNDAYS TIL 6 FEDERAL SAVINGS PER ANNUM FOOD CITY AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OPENS AT 8:30 A. M. 36 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS SHREWSBURY AVE. AT ROUTE 35 NEW SHREWSBURY 12—Wtitofc&day, June 20, 1062 T-ibrary Committee re«ure terminated if the pro-cents per capita. The local li- uated Tuesday from St, Agnes Highlands, and Thomas, Jeffrey, Lathrop, chairman of the Town- In its 16-page report submitted posed new plan is adopted. brary, as proposed, would break Catholic School, Atlantic High- Peter, John and Diane Petach. •hip Library Committee,, M- to the Township Committee, the If a building is furnished by down to $2.25 per capita for lands. A ccokout was held at QUININE WATER municipal officials, the report Marlboro's estimated 5,000 resi- their home. Present were Mr. DRY A rummage sale is planned for says, other provisions of law will dents, exclusive of Marlboro July 19 Md 20 in the Community make possible "the essentials this State Hospital. ' • . brafy specialists Mildred W. fire mm »>y the Ladies' Aux- Sandoe and Walter T. Erahm. BUT OH- eotnnranity needs to operate a Th» report says the hospHal iryATBe second annual cum- library, in excess of minimum already receives library service Recommendations that the mer festival will be held Aug. 18 standards." through the state. County Library he moved to the In the fire house. Hostesses at SO-WET? Though need for a central lo- Operations of the suggested li- eastern part of the county to a cation is underlined, choice of a brary would include $4,500 a year more likely population center, the meeting Tuesday were Mrs. site was left to the. Township salary for a librarian, $3,000 for the report says, would further re- Anne Pacelli and Mrs. John CANADA DRY Committee, Mayor Paul E. annual purchase. of books and duce the Inadequate service now Myers. Chester is an ex-officio member periodicals, and other materials, available to Marlboro. Jt notes Glacier Blue QUININE WATER and $2,800 for operating costs. that eyen today the county facil- of the Library Committee and Is Open house was held by Rob; Served meiusivtiy at Willowbrook Inn. Fair HOT

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SECnONTWO '« "It. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, J962 7c PEit COPY New Jersey Red Bank U.S. Graduates News Briefs .-•. * By The Associated Press ATLANTIC CITY — Two top officials of the Labor Department Get Awards, Scholarships were in disagreement today over prospects of a recession in 1963. RED BANK—Members of the Falls Parent-Teacher Association. petual Tom Endlich Memorial Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Ewan 'Clague, commissioner of largest senior class ever to grad- He also has been offered a stu- Award. Pa. labor statistics, said charting of jate from Red Bank High School dent loan by Cornell University. Carol J. Daehling, a scholar- Robert Frederickson, scholar- the nation's post-war economy in- st night were urged to aspire James Cottingham, Monclair ship to the Mountainside (N.J.) ship to Stanford University. dicate a recession next year. i excellence and avoid medioc- State College, the J. William School of Nursing. Barrie Gelhaus, Bernard Col- "The only question," he said yes- rity as they continue ta work Heim Award presented by the Anita D'Amico, a scholarship to lege, N. Y., the Dr. Angel Franco :erday, "has been exactly when heir way forward as responsible Red Bank Teachers Association Briarcliff College, Nf Y. Memorial Fund Award and the It is coming," Secretary of Labor ;itizens. ' and the newly introduced per- Bruce Edington, scholarship to Whitefield Scholarship. Arthur J. Goldberg, Clague's Showing that they have a will boss, promptly disagreed with the Carolyn Gerhold, Gettysburg, toward excellence, 38 of the 278 Pa., College, the American Girl recession forecast. "The econom- graduating senior received from ic facts do not bear out such an Scouts- Overseas Tour Award (a me to three awards of scholar- trip she will take this summer.) assumption," Goldberg said in a hips or other forms of financial statement issued in Washington. issistance toward higher educa- Pamela Greene, a scholarship Clague, who discussed the current tion. Forty-five of the Class of to Goucher College, Towson, Md, economic picture at the opening '62 are Honor Society members Suzanne Henry, Monmouth Col' session > of the 20th Interstate The weather threatened to play lege, the Julius Lasky Memorial Conference on Labor Statistics, Award by the Secretarial-Clerical said the stock- market drop re lavoc with the commencement -rogram. The heat was oppres- Clubs and other school organ- fleets the realization of investors izations. that Inflation is not in prospect. live, humidity high, skies leaden nd a storm was threatening. To- Patricia Carol Hintze, a fo^ir- Clague said later that his state- rear National Defense loan to ment was made during a question ward the end, it was necessary to speed up the distribution of iiary Baldwin College, Staunton, and answer period and that it did /a. not represent the official view of diplomas as lightning flashed and the U.S. Labor Department, . It seemed certain there would be Judy Huserick, East Orange RESERVES IN TRAINING — Members of tha Shrawsbury Police Reteryes, Harry Mar. a downpour. But the rain did General Hospital, Daughters of not fall; except in drops. the American Revolution Good com, left, a lieutenant, and Monroe Marx, a sergeant, receive training in traffic con- NEWARK — An 18-day strike Mary Anne Holmgren, saluta- Citizenship Award and runner-up trol from Patrolman Robert Hoffman of borough police to broaden their ability to of some 1,600 carpenters in Es- torlan of the class, spoke on the for the state DAR Award. assist in any local emergencies. Reserve members recently were graduated from sex County ended last night aft- theme "Compulsion to Medioc- Oliver Stanley Johnson, a rity." scholarship to Lafayette College. Monmouth County Police Training School at Middletown and have completed first er a lengthy bargaining session between the Building Contrac- Diane Chambers Wise, valedic- Eileen Lazar, Ohio University, aid courses. .... , .' Ik tors Association and the Dis- torian, expanded on this theme New Jersey State scholarship. trict Council of Carpenters, in her message on "Aspiration Rosalie LIchter, Douglass Col- AFL-CIO. Edward Galway, .o Quality." lege, New Brunswick, a New Jer- president, ol the council, said TTie theme of the class, "Com- sey state scholarship. the carpenters were to return mitment to Excellence," was ex Sewage Bootleggers? pressed in a welcoming address William Lowden, a ministerial to work at 8 a.m. today. The dependents' scholarship to Syra- strike had affected an esti- by Barbara Jean McConnell, cuse University. mated $50 million in construc- president cf the senior class. Suspect Trucks Dumping Into Borough Manholes Lynn Mackay, the Red Bank tion projects in the county. Awards Presented Paul I. Brtenza, managing di- High School Band Parents Award. and- unexpected load of raw rector of the Contractors As- Royal H. Hintze, principal ol John Mancle, the Monmouth EATQNTOWN — The operators said: a blockage in a sewer line, the school, presented the awards sewerage. sociation, said the union had Arts Foundation grant for con- of the borough sewerage plant or the dumping into the lines of to honored seniors who were dis- suspect that the content's of the contents of a tank truck con- The members of the Sewerage accepted the association's offer tinued studies in art and tha of a 25-cent hourly wage raise tinguishable by the sashes they foundation's honorary scholarship. "honeywagons" are being dumped taining septic tank findings. Authority agreed this is a police wore across their gowns. WED IN CONNECTICUT — Ensign Franklin D. Roosevelt, problem. now, an additional 15-cent raise Barbara McConnell, Jackson Into sewer manholes here. All sewer lines have been Miss Holmgren -won both a 3d, smilei as he and his bride, the former Grace Rumsey Dec. 1 and 25 cents more on College of Tufts University, This_ is against the law, and checked and found in order, he scholarship to Ursinus College 1 May I, 1963. The hourly wage Goodyear of New Canaan, Conn., leave St. Luke's Epis- Mass., the Pleasant Farms Dairy detrimental to sewerage process said, and thus the finger of sus- CollegeviUe, Pa'., and the scholar- Ing operations, the member of rate, Including fringe benefits, copal Church in Darien, Conn., where they were married. scholarship. picion is pointed at some unknown Conviction will total $3.63 with payment of ship awarded by the Tinton Falls the Sewerage Authority pointed scavenger. . Parent-Teacher Association. He it a grandson of the late President Franklin D. Roose- Joann Michels, Douglass Col- the third raise, he said. The lege, scholarships of the Red out. The borough police will be A.J. banning, of the Lanning former hourly wage was $4.65 Miss Wise Is the 1962 winner velt. ' (AP Wirephotol asked to keep watch against such Is Upheld of the Bausch and Lomb Award, Bank High School Parent-Teach: Sanitary Engineering Co., Inc., plus 33 cents in fringe benefits, er Association, the Red Bank activities^ -< consulting engineer for the Eaton' be said. The carpenters had and also won the Kridel Scholar- ship to Vassar College and the Business and Professional Wom- Issues Complaint town system, said "bootleg sewer- By Court sought a total wage Increase of en's Club and the Monmouth age" has become a.problem in 80 cents per hour. Matthew Vassar honorary schol- The discussion was touched ofi TRENTON (AP) - The Ap- arship from Vassar. Arts Foundation. by a complaint from Jerome towns throughout the state. pellate Division of Superior Court Examination Is William Moffett, a scholarship Miss McConnell, who will go Finn, 8|S Throckmorton Ave., of The method of .disposing of yesterday upheld the conviction to Jackson College for Women, and loan at Stevens Institute of odor 'iipm the sewerage plant of Arthur G. Yager.-sentenced, to NEWARK, -r.;• The Electrical Technology, Hoboken. septic tank contents, as required toad carried Vy Public Servlc Tufts University, Medford, Mass,, recently, and especially last Sat- three-six years for participating Marilyn Perlmutter, a scholar- by the state Board of Health, is Electric & Gas Co. reached won the Red Bank High School urday,.: • ^^ in a Perth Amboy armed, job for Harrison ship to Stern College for Women, more expensive than jusj dumping record high yesterday as> the Bapd Partnts Award. bery- *" . Yeshiva University, New York, Leori B. Smockj^Jj;., sewer the load into some sewerage man- company's easterners rivitched Mr. •„. Hinjfcze. announced'-thai TOMS RIVER. (AP) - Leroy Magistrate William E. O'Con- Yager, was.: convicted of. aiding 7 and a national defense loan. plant operator, said he had ob- hole, he said. Therefore this lat- on thousands of air-conditioners Holly Ann Staples, daughter ol A.'Harrison, il-year-old Trenton nor said he plans to hold tin served that a mass of raw sewer- ter method of disposal is used and abetting John J. Lyons and printer charged with the mur- Thomas Pfrommer, a scholar- Edward Trasky in the arme to turn back the early summer Mr, and Mrs. James W. Staples, hearing to determine whether thi age had come through the plant from time to time, causing heat wave. The company sail 262 Beachwood Dr,, Shrewsbury, der of student-actress Phyllis Ann state's evidence is sufficient t'c ship to Lafayette College. about 1 p.m. that day. This could trouble to the sewerage plant robbery, March 16, 1960. The Jones, faces psychiatric exami- Diane Russell, the scholarship pair took $270 from Leo Slininki more air-conditioning units wer had won the Sears Roebuck hold Harrison for Grand Jury ac- be caused by only two things, he that has to process the sudden nation this week. of the Monnwuth County Cotillion in Perth Amboy. in operation this year than ever Foundation Award as an out- tion. standing distributive education Committee. Yager was originally sentenced before. The day's peak load He also faces questioning by Harrison has been held withou student. Miss Staples, who will Robert Saffa, Cornell Univer- to three-five years for aiding the reached 3,180,000 kilowatts. Yes- authorities from three New Jer- bail since Sunday in the Ocean continue on full-time the part- sity. robbery and two-three years for terday the peak hit 3,128,000 kilo- sey communities about the un- County jail. time position she held in the per- Kenneth Sawyer, a scholarship armed robbery, with the two watts, tying the previous record solved murders of three women He wag arrested last Saturday County Park Plan set on Sept, 5, 1961. sonal loan department of the —two in the summer of 1952, the to Amherst College, Mass. terms to run consecutively. The Monmouth County National Bank night and charged with the slay- Harold Selvey, the Bodman original' sentence was later re other in 1960. completed the school year with a ing of the 24-year-old Miss Jones, scholarship to the University of duped to three-five years for aid- HARRISON — Quick-acting straight A average in the.class- Harrison's lawyer, Kenneth J. whose body, clad in a'bathtaj Texas. ing the robbery on grounds thai fireman Thomas Rogers, Jr., is room and in the job-training Dawes of Trenton, said Dr. suit, was found June 10 in a grav- Virginia Seward, Rider College, To Be Told Soon Yager was not armed at the James B. Spradley, former head el pit off Rt. 539 near Whiting, a permanent hero with Mr. and phase of the program. Trenton, the second runner-up time. FAIR HAVEN — Freeholder cation, the director said he be- Mrs. Michael Green' of 433 War- of Trenton State Hospital, and Police said Harrison admitte scholarship of the Monmouth Director Joseph C. Irwin, told lieves the responsibility for pro- In appealing to the state's sec ren St. and their nine children. Academy Appointee Dr. Robert Garner, also of Tren- the slaying after three hours ol County Cotillion Committee and the Fair Haven Republican Club viding such areas under Green ond highest court from the Rah Rogers saved the life of three- Another announcement waa ton have been retained to exam- questioning. , an award by the National Society way State Prison Farm, Yager ine his client. last night that announcement of Acres lies with the county and year-old Ellen Green with ar- made that Harry Guetzlaff, win- Authorities in Atlantic City, of Phi Delta Kappa, Pi Chapter. a new county park In the Holm- not with individual municipal- argued that h e should b e re- tificial respiration Monday aft- ner of both the New Jersey state Dawes is the same attorney Ann Sullivan, Glassboro State leased because he was not prop- Ewing Township and Middletown del area will be made soon. ities. er the child fell Into the fami- scholarship and a scholarship to who represented Harrison, when Township seek to question Harri- College, N. J., the Rosa Weis erly charged originally. ly's backyard swimming pool. the University of Pennsylvania Mr. Irwin spoke on the Green In describing the freeholders' he pleaded guilty to raping a son about the unsolved 1952 an Award. ' But the Appeals Court ruled Rogers ran from a fire bouse was declining the latter because Acres program wherein the ptate efforts to attract industry to the young model in 1949. 1960 murders. Ann Taylor, Douglass College, that an aider and abettor is around the corner when he of his appointment as a cadet at The slender, dark-haired Harri- eupplies SO per cent of the cost county to lessen the tax load on The women in each instance, the William Pazicky Scholarship punishable as a principal, and by heard the family's cries. He the United States Air Force son,' served time on the 1949 rape of acquiring land for such pur- residential property owners, Mr. had not been sexually assaulted. presented by the River Street pleading no defense Yager im- brought the child around in Academy, Colorado Springs, Col offense after spending more than poses. The new park, for which Irwin said that provisions of all Autopsy reports indicated that Parent-Teacher Association, the plicitly exposed himself to tin seven minutes. "He was Just a year in state hospitals at Tren- negotiations are in the final kinds must be made for the in' Other winners and colleges they Miss Jones, too, had not been first runner-up scholarship of the armed robbery charge. wonderful," said Mrs, Green. ton and Marlboro. Monmouth County Cotillion Com- stages, has been planned to ac- coming firms and their employ- will attend next fall are: sexually assaulted. Under such circumstances, thi "I never saw anyone move so mittee and a scholarship by the commodate eastern county resi- ees. He mentioned conferences Douglas Armstrong,' a Naval Dr. Harrison S. Magee, medi- court ruled, a faulty citation in quickly," Reserve Officer Training Corps Delta Phi Delta Pi Sorority. dents. on parkway interchanges, a re- cal director of Trenton State Hos- cently appointed airport study the original charge will not re- scholarship to the University ol pital, said Harrison was found to R'Dell West, University of Shark River Park committee and the proposed sult in an advantage for the de- Virginia for four years. have no psychosis-during his stay Crack Safe Washington, a state scholarship. fendant "if th"e offense charged EGG HARBOR — Raymon The south portion of the county parks as steps being taken. Constance Barsky, Denison Uni- at the hospital in 1950 and 1951. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Willis M. Slsson, director of is otherwise clearly established, Reich, 17, of Egg Harbor, wa he explained, is served by the Business Meeting versity, Ohio, a New Jersey state He said Harrison was found to (AP)—Burglars cracked a safe guidance, said that nearly 50 per as it is here." killed before dawn yesterday existing Shark River Park. Plans scholarship. have abnormal sex tendencies at Broward County United Fund cent of all the graduates plan to 1 In a business meeting which when the car in which he wa for Turkey Swamp Park in Up- but was not mentally ill then. preceded Mr. Irwin's talk, Hadley riding on the White Horse Pik Harry Brooks, scholarship to Headquarters and got away with enter some phase of advanced per Freehold Township were, an- King, chairman of a constitution Card Party Northeastern Bible Institute for Harrison is scheduled to have $100,000 in checks and $800 cash. education. He said that of those nounced recently. veered out of control and crashec al amendment committee, pro- FAIR HAVEN — The Fair Ha- into a tree. State Police said th Christian Education, Essex Falls a preliminary hearing Friday Each of the checks, however, applying, more than 76 per cent Mr. Irwin said Monmouth was posed changes stating the aims ven Democratic Club will hold a driver, Lawrence K. Wimberg, N.J. night in Lacey Township Munici- was stamped "for deposit only," were accepted by colleges of their the first county to apply to the and purposes of the club and the card party at 8 p.m. tomorrow in also 17, of Egg Harbor, was Richard Coote, a five-year pal Court, if the Ocean County and authorities said yesterday first choice. Of the remaining state for Oreen Acres funds, and formation of a civic projects com- the Willowbrook Inn., River Rd. jured seriously. grant to Lafayette College and Grand Jury doesn't indict him they would be worthless to the 12 per cent, were accepted at had done so before formal appli- mittee. Both will be presented to Party leader. Mayor Milton a scholarship from the Tinton first. burglars. colleges of their second choice, cation forms were printed. the membership in printed form Kosene, said local county and Declining to give further in- before formal voting at the Sep- congressional candidates will b CARLSTADT — A dog catch, formation about the Holmdel lo- tember meeting. present. er caught a seal in the Hack- ensack Meadows yesterday. AgainstParticipation in WelfarePmgram What was a seal doing flopping around the meadow mud flats KEANSBURG — "A municipal- payers more, even with the state ough Council would lose the pow- where dog warden Frank Gohs- ity can be humane in its wel- reimbursement, but estimates the er to appoint the local welfare man captured it In his net? A fare program without letting all increased expenditure at only 25 director. phone call to the Bronx Zoo In the bars dowil and soaking the per cent. One argument used in favor New York City established that: taxpayer." \ "That's crystal-ball gazing," of the state plan is that the bor- 1, no seal was missing from said Mr. Blum yesterday. "Mr. ough could pull out of it at any the zoo, and 2, tho seal had That sums up the philosophy of Borough Manager C. Bernard Ostrov has no way of estimating time. "This may sound good in probably chased a school of any more than I do." theory," Mr. Blum said, "but the fish into lower New York Bay Blum who yesteVday released a statement in reply to Borough 2 Or 3 Times More fact is once the precedent is es- and continued through the Kill tablished and welfare Is vastly Van Hull into Newark Bay and Attorney George E. Ostrov on The borough manager, how- the subject ol welfare expendi- ever, feels the state program expanded it becomes impossible the Hackcnsack River, thence to retrench." Into the meadows. After snar tures. could cost taxpayers "two to Ing the five-foot long,' 175-pound Thus, the lines are drawn three times more." The manager also disagrees seal, Grohsman took it home to here in the current debate over 'I do not believe that in all with Mr. Ostrov about "relief his backyard pool in Lodl to welfare—between the "conserva cases $10 per family per week deadbeats" being attracted to wait for any clalmers. The zoo, live" and the "liberal" views. for food is enough, but the we! Keansburg should the state pro- however, suggested he return it fare director could increase that gram be adopted. soon to its salt water habitat. Increase Scope? figure and we would still spend Others Participate In the near future Borough less than under the state pro- Because other towns in the area Council will make a decision on gram," he added. participate in the state program, WEST PATERSON — The whether to join the state welfare To critics of the local program the borough attorney feels there branch office of the Little Falls program and increase the scope- —who have been saying the bor- would bo no reason for "dead- Savings & Loan Association on of welfare service. ough is not doing enough—the beats" to congregate here. Rt. 46 was robbed of about $1,200 In his statement, Mr. Ostrov manager revealed that during "Mr. Ostrov is overlooking tha yesterday by a bandit who po- presented tho case In favor of the Bernard C. Blum the past thrco years the munici- fact that living conditions are bet- lice believe has committed I state program. , pality has increased its welfare ter in Kcansburg than in some other bank holdups in Passaii Mr. B I u m—emphatically—is on occasions certain "inciden- expenditures by more than 100 neighboring towns," Mr. Blum re- and Bergen. The 10 holdups against state participation. tals." per cent. plied. "If a welfare recipient ll netted a totnl of $36,000. The "Of course the decision is up to 40 Per Cent Return Last year, a total of $7,800 wns living in a shack in some other thief made his escape in a dark the governing body," Mr. Blum Under the state participation spent. town and knows that he can live ROUND-UP — The Red Bank Lodge of Loyal Order of Mooie has itartod a Mooie green Cadillac, reported to be snid, "but as borough manager program, the state will re- Whereas Mr. Ostrov claims that better here, he's likely to pay membership enrollment program. Ouflining the plan it Merle L. Clark, center, state either n I960 or 1961 model. Mai I fed I have a duty to the tnx- imburse the municipality for 40 the state program would provide us a little visit." colm Pease of Essex Fells, man director, Supreme Lodge of the World, Loyal Order of Mooio; P. G. DiVernleri, 85 paycrs to speak out—let the chips per cent of welfare expenditures, better controls, Mr. Blurh be- He added: ager of the branch office, was fall where they may." but the borough must Include In lieves the borough would "lose "Thin thing can snowball. Tha Campbell St., River Plaia, left, and Mario J. Tur.ini, 211 Monmouth St., Red Bank, he only person in the bank when Under the present borough wel- welfare such items as clothing, all control under state regu- landlord doesn't care where he Moots membership director. Tha 6rd«r meets every Wednesday at 9 p.m. In the Old the holdup occurred. He told po- fare program, (he municipality rent, medicnl care and utilities. lations." gets hig rent. In the long run It lice the bandit was armed with pays for food (up to $10 per Mr, Ostrov admits that the Cannot Appoint can affect general running con- Union House, Red Bank, 1 a revolver. family per week) and fuel and state program will cost local tax- In addition, he noted, the Bor- ditions. ' » » ABC-TV. Byfilak* y, June 20, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Chaos*! 4 WNBOTV •Wit HAPPEN TO Y6U? Channel J WNEW-TV W0RTV TELEVISION Cbaaael ? «_—,- -WCBS-TV WNX-TV Big Change Noticed WEDNESDAY AFTERKOOW WBONESPAY EVE^JMJ (5) T&aler f V~ (2) I/m of Ufe ,, t;t*~ (4) New* uA' Us Movie (4) Your Firrt , 15) Study's Hour (9) Aljjftftfl^c (7) Hew* 6!— (4) Hjetdiiai " By Gypsy Rose Lee IS) Htm* tnt Wettfetr (7) OuawiMftge (11> Three (11) Utrry Mailman 1:15- (7) Load New 3t— (3) News By BOB THOMAS how things have Changed in Hol- I:S8— (2) Search for Tomorrow t:2»- (7) Weather :SJ— (4) Sermonette AP Movie-Television Writer lywood," said Gypsy Rose Lee. (4) Truth or Consequences «:2S— (7) Sports !: 15— (7) Evening Prayer HOLLYWOOD (AP) — "My"The, y used to say, 'Cover her (5) Cartoons f:!»- (4) Local Newt 1:19— (2) News p.' Now they say, 'Show us a (7) Window Shopping (7) Blue Angels 15— (2) Give Us This Day ittle more leg, Gypsy.'." 1:45- (2) Guiding Light (11) Brave Stallion THURSDAY MORNING Ah yes, times do change,. When ;:40- (4) Wealher (11) Rocky & His Friends i: 15— (2) Previews he first came to Hollywood in 2:59- (9) News and Weather 1:45- (4) News TV Key 1:20— (2) Give Us This Day 938, she couldnt't even be called J:5$- (4) N.-ws (9) Ralph Kiner i:25— (2) News ose Lee in the screen credits, (9) Almanac Newsreel 7:09- (2) News he had to go by her rightful :00— (2) Burns and Allen (4) Death Valley Day! (4) Sermonette t:S»— (2) Summer Semester Mailbag name, Louise Hovick. (4) Trouble With Father (5) Aquanautj "The Stigma, I guess," she ex- (7) Shannon (4) Frontier! of Learning (5) Cartoons ':6fc- (2) News By STEVEN H. SCHEUER lained, referring to her strip- James Stewart and John Wayne (7) Day In Court (I) Terrytoon Circus ease career. The puritanical wo giants of movies are brought (9) Golf Tips (11) News (4) Today . Question — I was so pleased to lm industry refused to counte- ogether for the first time in , (11) Movie 7:19- (2) Wealher 7J»- (5) Call to Prayer gee Carol Burnett and Julie An- ance it. The Man Who Shot Liberty 1:10— (9) Ralph Kiner (11) News 7:15- (5) News drews on their wonderful show Now she's back with her own balance," a John Ford produc- 1:25— (S) News 7:15- (2) News 7:50— (7) Morning Prayer at Carnegie Hall. It proves that 'amous name in the lusty role for ion, at' Loew's Route 35 Drive- 7:15-(11) Weather 7: SO—(5) Columbia Lectures Carol can make it on her own (7) News (7) Early Bird Cartoons 'A Woman in July" (formerly n for four days starting today. (9) Baseball 7:30- (2) Alvia next season. 1 think it is a very 'Celebration"). And she's giving (4) Wagon Train 8:60— (2) good thing that she is planning The star studded cast of the 1:JO- (2) As The World Turns winters to Joanne Woodward, licture includes Vera Miles, Lea (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (7) Howard K. Smith (5) Sandy Becker on leaving the "Garry Moore ho plays a stripper in the film. (9) Movie (7) Tommy Seven Show." Not that I have anything Marvin,. Edmond O'Brien, Andy (5) Movie 'Stigma Has Gone' )evine and Ken Murray. The (7) December Bride (II) Honeymoonern 8:38- (7) Little Rascals I © Kinr r«toru SynJIut* Int.. IMS. WoiM tight* tmnti. against the show, but I think "I guess the stigma has gone," 9:09- (2) Amos V Andy Carol was overexposed. — Mrs. tory is that of the pooled efforts 1:55- (4) News 8:00— (2) Window on Main iypsy laughed. "Or maybe it's if two men, of considerable talent 2:00— (2) Password Street (4) Slimnastics T. H., Baltimore, Md. (7) Memory Lane all right to show more as long bring to life the dramatic (4) Jan Murray (5) Danger Man Question — I know Julie An- s there are wrinkles." itory of two men, each of a dif- (7) Straightaway 9.15- (4) Family (7) Jane Wyman 9:25— (5) News drews was to "My Fair Lady" Nonsense. At 48 Gypsy still ferent type, who succeed In win- 2:25- (4) News (11) Bold Journey on Broadway but other than that, ooks as elegantly put together ling statehood for a lawless ter- I: JO- (2) House Party 8:30- (2) Checkmate 0:St— (2) My Little Margie I don't know a thing about this (5) Topper ooks as elegantly put together as (4) Loretta Young (4) Joey Bishop marvelous entertainer;. Please fill she did when- she was taking it itory. The co-feature is "Too (7) Beulah Late Blues," an off beat tale o (7) Seven Keys (5) Award Theater me in with some facts about her. iff in the big time. But her strip- (7) Top Cat 8:35- (4) News NOW PLAYING —L. 0. G., Allentown. Pa." ing days are behind her. musicians which stars Bobby (ll)..Movie 19:90- (2) Calendar Darin and Stella Stevens. 2:55- (5) News (II) Wanted Dead or Alivi AT BOTH THEATRES Question — I was so happy to "When did you last strip?" S:0ft- (2) Millionaire 9:00- (4) Mystery Theater (4) Say When Two great Fox pictures wil (5) Movie see Carol Burnett bounce back sked. (4) Young Dr. Malone (5) Movie from that terrible "Twilight "You mean aside from when I •m shown at the Loew's Rout: (7) Susie JAMES JOHN 35 Drive-In Sunday, Monday am (5) Racket Squad (7) Hawaiian Eye Zone" she did a few weeks ago went to bed last night? It was (9) Stock Market Repo 0:30— (2) I Love Lucy to the great show she did with Tuesday, June 24th, 25th and 26th (7) Queen For A Day wo years ago New * Year's. I 3:38— (2) To Tell (he Truth (11) You Asked 'or It • (4) Play Your Hunch STEV%T WAYNE TheMan Julie Andrews at Carnegie Hall ^ playing a club in St. Peters One hit is "Lisa" starring Ste- (7) Gale Storm phen Boyd and Dolores Hart, am (4) Our Five Daughters 9:30— (2) Dick Van Dyke WioShot What plans does Miss Burnett burg, Fla. It was a nice club and (9) Kingdom of the Sea 11:00- (2) Verdict is Yours have for next season, I read in "Cabinet of Caligari" a thrilling (5) Medic they were nice audiences, but on (7) Who Do You Trust? (11) M Squad (4) Price Is Right Zibe your column that she wasn't go- night I just couldn't face it any mystery starring Glynnis John (7) Ernie Ford ing to be a regular on "Garry and Dan O'Hearlihy. (11) Abbott and CosteUo 10:00- (2) Westinghouse longer. 3:55— (2) News Presents 11:25- (5) News Valance Moore Show" after this year.— "I told the club owner to pay 11:39- (2) Brighter Day B. F., Perth Amboy, N. J. 4:00-* (2) Secret Storm (4) Play Your Hunch me off on a pro rata basis and Happy Wrap Style (7) Naked City (4) Concentration (4) Make Room For (5) Romper Room Answer — Questions about Ju- we would call it off. He wanted Daddy (9) Harness Races lie and Carol have flooded our me to finish the date, but I told (11) High Road Movie She has been doing a lot ol 5:05— (4) Movie ll:30-(ll) News The musical season will open Julie Andrews was born at Wai-summer and winter stock, but al "5 FINGER EXERCISE" ton-On-Thames, England on Oct 5:25—(11) Rocky & His Friends 11:40—<11> Movie uly 7 with "Madame Butterfly," 1, 1935. She grew up in a show lows no dates to interfere with 5:30- (2) Movie 12:00- (9) Crime Does Not Pay :o be followed by "Othello" July BARONET BRANCH "LONELY ARE BRAVE" business atmosphere with he the spring and fall planting sea- (7) Highway Patrol 12:40— (7) Movie 14, "Tosca" on the 21st, and rtepfather being a music hal son. She also plans to clear away (9) Movie (5) News 'Carmen" July 28. linger and her mother a pianist the stage dates so she can nur- (11) Popeye 1:00- (4) News Marie Powers, star of opera, It was evident from childhood ture a new novel. ;tage and screen, will 'sing the •THE TARTARS" that Julie had a good singing Gypsy said she had followe featured role in "Butterfly," as — Co -Hit — SHORE • yuice so her mother took her to the Congressional hearings on th well as that of Emilia in "Othel- "RIDE HIGH COUNTRY" a singing instructor when she wa state of the night club business lo." Mignonne Dunn of the Metro- eight. Her first big break wa They confirmed her feelings: politan will be featured as Car- Furt+ier Theatre Information Call.SH 1-9600 playing "Cinderella" at the Lon That the art of the strip teas' men in that production, and don Palladium where she was has fallen on bad days. Mme. Era Tognoli of La Scala spotted by Vida Hope, a director, Burlesque Was Good and San Carlo Operas will sing who signed her for the lead i "When I started out, burlesqu Butterfly. the musical "The Boy Friend. was a good show," she recalled Frances Yeend of the Metro- She was a personal success i "You got great comedians—lik politan will sing Desdemona in the show and repeated her pa. Phil Silvers, Abbot and Costell "Othello," the role in which she , in the B'way presentation. TV au- Red Buttons, Rags Ragland. will appear at the Metropolitan EVENINGS lences first saw Julie in sides the strippers, you got bi this summer. WINNER OF musical special, "High Tor," i: production numbers. 8:30 which she played opposite Bin "Now all the night clubs offi IO MATINEES Crosby. Then "My Fair Lady, ACADEMY Wed., Sat., Sun. are 10 strippers and an emcei 2:30 and theatrical history was made. The strippers have had no trai MOVIE TIMETABLE AWARD sr She played the part on B'way fo; including CHOICE SKAW ing in burlesque, and they a RED BANK VMl.AlllK lor AU a long time and went to London perform alike. Carlton — Gulliver's Travels FERFOBllANOES with the show where she scorec "With the clubs offering thi 2:00; The Man Who Shot Lib- another triumph. Her many T\ U»U * Fhono Or«n type of entertainment only, the; Charlton Heston and Sophia Loren play leading parts in erty Valance 7:10; 9:15. nomptir appearances include Rodgers am are bound to attract a bad kin' rsis-sau Hammerstein's musical versio: Allied Artists release "EL CID," story of Spain's great EATONTOWN of element. Many strippers com Drlve-In—The Man Who Shoi of "Cinderella," "Ed Sutlivai backstage too drunk to go on. hero. Starts Friday at tho Paramount, Asbury Park. Show," "Garry Moore Show,' A sweetheart neck and tw Liberty Valance 9:00; 1:00; Too they have been drinking on tb deep pockets are major assets Late Blues 11:20. and "The Broadway of Lernei outside, the owners would fin and Loewe." Her most receni this snappy-wrap. Wear it as COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE CONDI them. But since the girls drinl sun or 'round-the-house dress- Shore Drlve-In — The Tartans role was opposite Richard Burton with customers, it's all right. It i: Convert School Auditorium and Robert Goulet in the nil sew It in easy-care cottons. Sim- 8:50; 12:15; Ride The High B'way musical "Caraelot." a bad business". ple to fit and sew. Country 10:30. 1959, Julie became Mrs. Ton: Printed Pattern 9314: Misses Into Gardens for Graduate! HAZLET Walton. Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 1 Loew's Drive-In — Cartoons MAYFAIR 8 Motorists takes 4Vi yds. 35-inch, GLEN ROCK (AP) — Several course, prepared by the mother; 9:00; Too Late Blues 9:10; 1:00 months ago, mothers and fathers and served by the fathers. The Man Who Shot Liberty (For an answer to your ques Fifty cents in coins for th GALA OPENING FRIDAY Breakfast for the graduates a Valance 11:00. tlon about any TV program oi pattern—add 10 cents for eacl decided to pool talent, trading Lose Licenses ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES DAILY! actor, write to TV Key Mailbag pattern for first-class mail. Senc stamps, their own funds and hard the homes of 25 of the parent; TRENTON — The New .Terse; Atlantic—Experiment in Terra c/o The Register.) to Marian Martin, The Red Banli work. at the end of the ball at 3 a.m NO RESERVED SEATS! point system has caught up witi 7:00; 9:00. Register, Pattern Dept., 232 Wesl Monday, the 174 sons and An early morning swim at th< eight Monmouth County moto daughters of Glen Rock High municipal pool to cap the nigh LONG BRANCH ists, according to an announci 18th St., New York 11, N. Y UNINTERRUPTED Print plainly name, address wit! School walked in on one o! the and cool everyone off. Baronet — Whistle Down the ment made today by Ned J. Pai best kept secrets in town —an Wind 3:50; 7:00; 10:30; Lonely MUSIC YOU MOST zone, size and style number. Superintendent of Schools Eu THE P!GTt!RE !S COLOSSALi sekian, director of the Divisio exotic setting patterned after the Are the Brave 2:00; 8:40. of Motor Vehicles. Extra! Extra! Extra Big Sum gene Bradford said the cost wa WANT TO HEAR courtyard gardens of ancient ASBURY PARK An opulent tapestry of medieval legend. ~ Immense mer Pattern Catalog—over 1(M $15 per pupil, or $2,610. That pa Two-month license suspensionr Arabia. Lyric — Love Is a Many Splen were announced for Bernard N.[ styles for all sizes, occasions for the band, decorations, suppe: material managed with firmness, elegance and a sure RADIO STATION Famed musician Harry James and prizes. dored Thing 8:45; Three Coin Sullivan, 416 Seventh Ave., BeliSend 35 cents, In a Fountain 7:00; 10:30. sense of epic rhythm!"—Time Magazine mar; Mario Napolitani, 54 Fourth and his bond were on hand to The parents collected tradin provide the music. Mayfalr — World of Corned' Ave., Long Branch; Raymond C. stamps to pay for favors of tin; 3:00; 7:35; 10:00. Warren, 16 Avenue C, West Kennedy Would "Wow," said a strapping sen Arabian swords placed at eac! ior athlete obviously taken aback-|g St. James — West Side Stoo WRLB Keansburg and Wallace Wald- raduate's dinner plate. 2:30; 8:30. man, 135 Rosewood Ave., Long by the sight. Top of Your Dial Like the Place The garden was the high school MONTCLAIR Branch. Police Memorial Clalrldge — Windjammer 2:00 Manuel Parez, S61 Norwood NEW YORK (AP) — Attentio auditorium, transformed by par 107.1 MC Mr. President! When In Nev ent labor. To Be Erected i:00. FEATURES Ave., Elberon, and Malama Ga- EDISON guras, 513 Sewell Ave., Asbury York and in need of a haircut oi For more than a week, the LONG BRANCH — A memorl 100% STEREO parents toiled, fearful their se- MenloPark Cinema—Two Worn Dally at Park, lost their driving privileges shave, there's a new place tha to members of the city Police De en 2:10; 6:50: 11:15; Guns o; for three months. Pasquale N. cret would be revealed. They 2 • 5:20 • 8:40 The Metropolitan Area's just opened which may be to your partment who have died will sooi Navarone 4:00; 8:40. Chidness, 71 Washington Ave., painted, hammered and nailed— be erected in Slocum Park, neai Most Listened To PERTH AMBOY Neptune, and Charles Dressier,(liking. backgrounding walls along the City Hall. Amboys Drive-In — Cartoon: 2031 Florence Ave., Keyport, re-1 ifs on Madison Ave. at 53d sides of Ihe auditorium, walls City Council gave its approv; 8:45; Liberty Valance 8:51 Stereo FM Station ceived suspensions of 45 and 20|st and It.g ca,,ed tne Rocking with - mosaics and other multi- to the request of the Long Bran 1:00; Too Late Blues 11:24. days, respectively. . , colored decorations. Patrolmen's Benevolent Assoei Majestic — Cabinet of Caligar jChair Barber Shop. Just as its Towering minarets formed a (ion Monday night. 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 10:00; -PRE name implies, the shop has rock- horizon behind the walls. A foun At the suggestion of Coiinci VIEW — World of Corned IR CONDITIONED tain, a fortune-telling booth, live man Edgar N. Dinkelspiel, ho\ 8:15. ing chairs where customers may trees aiu' c'her objects gave the FOR A VACATION ALL SUMMER LONG- relax while being served soda, tea ever, council amended Its pn WOODDRIDGE setting authenticity. pared resolution. The change pn or coffee and doughnuts. Drlve-In—Tlie Searchers 8:45; LET US DO YOUR COOKING ... The auditorium decorations vides that the memorial's loci Comancheroj 11:00; North ti PARAMOUNT were part of a graduation ball, lion be subject to approval Alaska 1:00. ATLANTIC planned as a surprise for the stu-the council, STARTS FRIDAY * THEATRE dents following commencement City Manager Richard J. Bow Atlantic HlgMnmls-Tel. Ml-oild Aoademy Award Winner/ THE FINNAN HADDIE COVE exercises. en said the site had already bee NOW — EVES. 7 and 9 But that wasn't all. chosen but, as he attempted HOT GLENN LEE The program also included: spell out where it would be, Mr. Best Actor! f B«gt Scraonplayt FORD REMICK A midnight supper, with lamb SAL'S Mnlmllltn Sctitll Abb) Minn "Experiment In Terror" Dinkelspiel waved him down and Fish - Scallops - Shrimp - French Fries shish kebab as tho main council voted tho amended reso- -e h lution. TAVERN and 9MHHIBn* FRIED CHICKENS RESTAURANT Swctrinci CABBAGE Searching for the ultimate featuring COLD SALADS POTATO MACARONI SE1FOOD A FAMILY Shrimp and Lobster Salad (on order tmiy> All tlio season's delicacies -- — ---- i STYLE TAVERN superbly prepared for your Sxclualv* Special Engagtnfntl, SALAD PLATTERS for BUFFETS dining pleasure .... plus a •MMES e;iutiful dining, room, \ TfieManWJioShof THAN IT WOULD COST YOU TO IAT OUT! Si* s perched high nbovt; the .turf. )X1bertf/V&tonce ORDERS TO GO... 102 Shrewsbury Ave. OPEN WED - SUN • [OMW OWN Regulation for Good food SH 1-974B RED BANK ,«'»« "TOO IATI BtUIS" SPKIAl LUNCHEONS Ml Shrewsbury Ave. 1 Wock West of R.R. Station UNTIL 10 P.M. tATE SNACKS RESTAURANT • COCKTAIL lOUNQI Gal* Benefit Premiere lor RED BANK HUlel School, Thur«Uy, June 21 at ItM BOARDWALK • IQNG BRANCH, N. J. HED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, June 20, 1962—IS

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Mrs. George Peterson, Mrs. feta on the bell-shaped skirt which dinner in the Holiday Motel, Nep-Marjorie Conception, past de- Theodore Evert, Mrs. Andrew terminated in a chapel train. Her. tune, recently. . artment president, installed Myer, Mn. Thomas Saunders chapel veil was held in place by .The next meeting will be in Mrs. Ethel Volpe as patriotic to and Mrs, Jerome Scheiman. a floral coronet and she carried September. structor. Mrs. Sculthorpe announced that a cascade bouquet of roses. Hostesses at a recent meeting Patricia Ann Starnes, a junior Maid of Honor CHRISTMAS IN JULY — Thein the post home were Mrs. Ise- rom Monmouth Regional High Miss Jacqueline Nancy Bahrs, auxiliary of the Veterans of For mann, Mrs. Alice Hausmann, School, is representing the club at home, was maid of honor for elgn Wars Guadalcanal Post of Mrs. Vera Gaunt and Mrs. Lor at the annual Citizenship Institute her sister. Bridesmaids wero Matawan Township will partici- raine Smith. AFTER 5 P.M. FASHIONS — Mrs. Philip Carman, left, currently in progress at Doug- Misses Shirley Bahrs, Highlands, pate in a "Christmas to July" ass College. The institute is ~ and Patricia Sullivan, Elberon, models a green chiffon cocktail dress, and Mist Charlotte dlnner-dance July 21 in the post RE-ELECTED Mrs. John sponsored by the New Jersey cousins of the bride and Carolyn Jiome. Thaler was re-elected president Reilly, a sequin blue paisley sheath at the Monmouth State Federation of Women's Moore, Santa Ana Calif., s col- The event, which will feature of the auxiliary of the Matawan Legal Secretaries Auociation's luncheon and fashion Clubs. lege roommate of the bride. Christmas decorations and mu- American Legion Post at a bus!' Mrs, Leslie D. Seely showed 3 The bridal attendants all wore show .in the Shadowbrook presented for the benefit of tic, will finance a children's ness meeting and dinner in the slides of the Northwest United , street-length gowns of pink silk Christmas party to be held in Magnolia Inn, Matawan, recently. the Legal Aid Society. States. organza fashioned with bell- December. Also elected were Mrs. Gussie shaped skirts and matching Mrs. Irene Brenon is auxiliary Bell, fire vice president; Mrs. sleeveless jackets edged with chairman. General chairman of William Donneaworth, second small pearls on the heart-shaped the dinner-dance is Charles Rai- vice president; Mrs. James H. Wins Baptist neckline and sleeves. Their flat mo and B.A. Robedee is ticket Martin, historian and treasurer bow headpieces were also of silk Chairman. Other participating Mrs. Margaret McDonald, chap- Model Secretaries pink organza and they carried Guadalcanal organiiations are lain; Mrs. C. Robert Smith, sec- SHREWSBURY — The Shadow- mentator for the "Summer Intc Scholarship cascade bouquets of pink roses. Post. Memorial Home and Corps retary, and Mrs. Mary 0'Don< Fall" collection from Mildrei MIDDLETOWN — Miss Judith Richard Hammer of Pittsburgh, nell, sergeant-at-arms. Formal brook, scene of the Monmouth Mothers Association. Legal Secretaries Association's Spector, Red Bank. Chiffon and Pistor, member of the Middle was best man. Ushers werrf Paul Mrs. Edith Kern was elected installation ceremonies will be Mrs. Raymond Jl Cosgcove, Jr. Coyne Cosgrove, Pittsburgh, held in October. luncheon and fashion show Satur- embroidery were the leading town Baptist Church, was Junior vice president and Mrs. day, was attended by some 100 style notes. Knits from England, brother of the bridegroom; Don- awarded a scholarship and ald Chaump, lewlsburgh, Pa.; Gold Star mothers Mrs. Ros women. Italy and America included two named to the 1962 American Bap- Little Silver Unit Duraste and Mrs. Margaret Shorl James O'Toole and Gerald Mrs. Robert Battjer was com- and three-piece ensembles with tist National Scholarship Honoi Brownies Join were honored. either jackets or full-length coats. Grunert, both of Pittsburgh, and Miss Carol Lynn Sari, a stu- Roll by the Board of Education Norman Garrity, Munhall, Pa. Members modeling wert of the American Baptist Conven- Intermediates dent at Matawan Regional High Woman's Club Holds Bucknell Graduates Misses Patricia Darlington, Don- tion. UNION BEACH - At a recent School, will be the auxiliary's na Eichler, Mary Callo and Char- The bride is a June graduate Ily-up ceremony, seven Brownies delegate to Gftls State. Her al Engaged lotte Reilly and Mrs. Edwarc She Is one of 150 recipient of Bucknell University where sha from Troop 143 flew up to inter. ternate Is Miss Nancy Beth Bar Brcsney, Mrs. Philip Carman chosen from 1100 applicants who Year's Final Luncheon was a member of Delta Delta nett. mediate troops. They were Rose- and Mrs. Roy Hains. applied for the scholarship. Thi Delta. She is an Atlantic High. mary Acquisto, Ann Dickinson, Miss Reilly was Chairman award was established by tin EATONTOWN — Mrs. Harold Mrs. Wilhelm gave the history lands High School alumna. Peggy Goodhand, Marianne Rob- A COVERED DISH supper will the event, assisted by Mrs American Baptist Convention to E. De Ming was installed as f the club's activities during the The bridegroom also is a June bins, Ann Pat Ryan, Carol Swee- be served at the next meeting Hains, Miss Carolee Kamm and aid its young people to continue president of the Woman's Club ast year. graduate of Bucknell University ney and Patricia Wilson. of the auxiliary of the Veterans Mrs. Edward Manfrcdi. their education. of Little Silver at the closing Mrs. Edward F. Elbert was and of Central District High Mrs. John Sweeney, leader, of Foreign Wars Post of West The fashion show is an annua Miss Pistor is an honor studen luncheon Wednesday in Crystal incheon chairman and Mrs. Ger-School in Pennsylvania, He Is a presented each with Brownie Keansburg, June 27. Mrs. Don- event of the association to pro at Middletown Township High Brook Inn. Installing officer was Id F. Fuller and Mrs. Charles member of Sigma Chi. wings and membership stars. ald Ross will be chairman and vide funds for its donation to the School, a member of the National Mrs. A. Vincent Rochester of Seaman were vice chairmen. The couple left for Miami, Fla. Scout leaders Mrs. John Borne Mrs. Henry Herrmann and Mrs. Legal Aid Society. Honor Society, and will be one Spring Lake, chairman of the Mrs. Fred V. Pitten, chairman They will make their home In and Mrs. Edward Griswold, of Ronald Calhoun will be hostesses. of the speakers at commence- Margaret Yardley Fellowship the Garden Department, was Pittsburgh, where Mr. Cosgrove Troops 68 and 109 welcomed the Teenage dances will be held ment exercises today. Fund and former filth district charge of floral arrangements Is employed by Humble Oil and girls. weekly beginning at 7:30 p.m. TWO GRADUATE chairman. r the speakers' table. Refining Company. A Girl Scout handbook, gift New dance committee chairman IRVINGTON — Miss Dolore As a member of the Middle Other new officers installed from the troop, was presented to is Joseph Meier of the Veterans Ferrogine, 53 Leigliton Ave., and town Baptist Church, Miss Pistor were Mrs. Walter S. Bowker, each "girl by Mrs. Frank Ryan, of Foreign Wars. Chaperones at Robert Francesconi, 96 Leonard served in the senior choir, wai first vice president; Mrs. Hugh led Bank Luncheon co-leader. the dance last week were Mrs. St., both of Red Bank were pianist for the junior choir, and R. Wilson, second vice president; Guests attending included Mrs. Hermann and Mrs. Joseph Meier. among the 150 graduates who re- taught the kindergarten class in Mrs. John Newbon, third vice William Truax, troop consultant; The auxiliary will hold only one ceived a certificate in cosmetol- the church school. president; Mrs. F. A. Wilhelm Mrs. Walter Kowalski, Bayshore meeting a month for the sum- ogy from the Wilfred Academy The scholarship awards are recording secretary; Mrs. D Woman's Club Installs neighborhood chairman; Mrs. mer. of Hair and Beauty Culture, New- based upon scholastic ability and Roger Wight, corresponding sec RED BANK - Mrs. Dale B. ockwood, second vice president; Harry Robbing and Mrs. Harry ark, at graduation exercises Sun- achievement, personality and retary; Mrs. Joseph A. McCann 3tto was installed as president of Jrs. Henry J. Brown, third vice Wilson, troop organizer. AN AFTERNOON card party day here in the Coronet Ball- Christian commitment, leader- treasurer; Mrs. Arthur G. Hud- :he Red Bank Woman's Club at a (resident; Mrs. Reuben Taylor, will be held Thursday by the room. The ceremony and candle- ship and service potential. son, financial secretary, and Mrs.luncheon recently in the club- ^cording secretary; Mrs. Melvin auxiliary to the VFW post of light procession was witnessed by Miss Pistor will attend Denison Marshall R. Stoecker, federation louse. Mrs. Daniel Follweller, Berdahl, treasurer; Mrs. Alex- Linda Smith, Middletown Township in the 750 guests. Speaker was David University at Granville, Ohio, secretary. ifth district chairman, was in- ander P. Hagen, assistant treas-' Miss Jane Ann Harrison home of Mrs. Melvin Leek. M. Malovany, dean of the 46- where she will major In musli Mrs. Douglas S. Dear, outgoing tailing officer. urer and Mrs. Edward T. Scho- Mrs. Walter Burkhardt and year-old academy. Kurt Hahn HOLMDEL — Mr. and education. president, introduced past presi- Other officers installed were eld, federation secretary. KEYPORT — Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William McManus will be dents Mrs. George Ivins, Mrs. Al-Mrs. George H. Schneider, first Retiring president, Mrs. Ly- Leo A. Smith, 216 Second St., an-hostesses for the next meeting in Keyport Rd., announce the en bert V. Jones, Mrs. Fred A. El- rfce president; Mrs. Robert mn B. Lockwood, was presented September. nounce the engagement of their gagement of their daughter, Miss lison Mrs. Edward J. Davies rith an engraved sterling silver daughter, Miss Linda Marie Jane Ann Harrison, to Lloyd H Middletown High Schooland Mrs. Stoecker. owl. Newly. installed officers FIFTH ANNUAL dinner of the r Smith, to Kurt R. Hahn, Krum- Haslam, son of Mrs. Curtis Bar- Guests were Mrs. Rochester, Palsy Unit ere also given gifts. ville, N. Y. Past Presidents Club of the aux- tholomew, 178 Branch Ave., Red Mrs. Carl F. Schongar, state par- Miss Smith is a graduate ol iliary of Twinlight Post, Ameri- Past presidents attending the. PTA Officers Installed liamentarian; Mrs. Kenneth Leff uncheon were Mrs. Robert Dis. Keyport High School and is em- can Legion, was held recently in president of the evening depart' Plans Party ployed as a secretary at Fort Bahrs' Restaurant. Mrs. Stephen irow, Mrs. George H. Weis, Mrs. ment, and Mrs. Donald Apgar, LONG BRANCH — The Wonv Monmouth Procurement Office H. Faller, retiring president, was Miss Harrison, a June gradu- -ester C. Stork, Mrs. Joseph E. ate of Red Bank High School, is president of the Junior Woman' in/s Auxiliary of the Cerebral larroll and Mrs. Benjamin Crate, Eatontown. Her fiance, a radio- presented a silver life member- 3 Hub. alsy Treatment Center will hold man second class, has served in ship card. employed by Sun Ray Drugs, r. Mrs, Harold R. Lartaud, ts annual benefit card party the U. S. Navy four years. He 1. Mrs. Henrietta Klnney, Mrs. Middletown. I hairman of the evening depart- My 9 at 8 p.m. In the Elks Club, a t te n d i n g pre-commission- James P. McGrail, Mrs. Eliza- Mr. Haslam also is a graduate nent, was also a guest. larlield Ave. Mrs. Robert Wain- Ing school at Newport, R. I., and beth Hellker and Mrs. Andrew of Red Bank High School and is] John Beebe Mrs. Albert E. Wedgbury w-s Ight is chairman. will be stationed aboard the USSHomiak, Sr., also received silver employed by Red Bank Esso i hairman of the luncheon and Barney. life membership cards. Front St., Red Bank. A representative of the Ther- /Its. Thomas Sonnlchsen, Is Engaged mofax Corp. gave a demonstra- o-chairman. Floral decorations ALLENDALE — Mr. and Mrs. , i tion on visual aids at a recent rere by the garden department William Short of this place an- meeting. f which Mrs. Weis is chairman. Drama Unit nounce the engagement of theii A special meeting will be held Mrs. Edwin L. 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M. dally ONLY WORK Scouts' Bound-Ufr Adam and Em BED BANK REGISTER Wt&mAif, June Year's End Events Neglected Gi rlffiend An Intermediate Scout* baa- ion Sagurton, co-kMtfer. Mri. DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Why are men so grots as to quet, Court of Awards and aFrancis P. Schmedes is leader of weekend camping trip closed the Troop 124. Would you please print this in overlook the fact that It's the. year's events for Girl Scout your column, as the person con- little things that convince wom- Mrs. G.V. Kadenbach, chair- cerned always readi it. I've been en that their beaux or hus- Troop SIS of Lincroft. man of the Neighborhood Girl going with a man for several! bands feel the big things? The icouti conducted • "sing- Scout Association, presented Mrs, Eve •long" with the other Lincroft Larseo and Mrs. Sagurton en- months, and in that time there have been four holidays, but I'll ignore that. Neglected, troops at a banquet in the Redgraved Girl Scout statues. Mr». you should talk it out with your Bank Methodist Church recently. Larsen has never once has he given me a been leader for gift or send me a card. I didn't friend. Tell him just how you At the Court of Awards held years and Mrs. Sagurton, feel and why. You still have recently In Lincroft School, the years. expect anything expensive—even a lone gardenia would have been time to be a June bride. following achievement awards Mrs. Larsen presented 10-year Adam were presented: second-c lass fine. pins to Mrs. Sagurton, Mrs. Ed- During thig period I sent him rank, Susan Appelbaum, Gloria ward A. Finlay and Mrs. Stephen Bennett, Margaret Bergh, Sharon cards on Christmas, bis birthda DEAR EVE: H. Faller who have served as and Valentine's Day. When Eas! Burke, Judy Gerfin, Mary Beth troop committee members for 10 Is there any way I can con- Wagner, Christine Whlteman and er came along and all he sai< vince my husband that I DO love Irene ZI m e n t: achievement was "Have a nice weekend," him? He won't believe me. We've badges, Debbie Braun, Joanne Girls presented with curved said to myself that this was thibeen married nearly three bars In Troop 5 were Linda end and told him so the nexmonths. DeAdamo, Irene Zlment, Susan Bender, Annette Finlay, Theresa King, June Krause, Jeanne Li week, without saying why. Sine Trying Hard Giovenco, Carol Menicuccl, he was too dense to figure it ou mann, Donna Paulina, Christine Kathy Ovens, Susan Wilson, and Dear Trying Hard: Whlteman, Mary Lou Chluchta, I didn't think he deserved an ex You can't "prove" love like Mary Dell Wood. From Troop planation. Linda Fitzgerald, Jeanne LI' 124, Barbara Dzurinko, Sandra a mathematical formula, so mann, Susan Appelbaum, Ellen H really cared for him and am don't try. There's something Kornek and Arlene Schmedes, miserable without him, but Mahoney, Betty Marsen, Justina Other members of Troop 5 reJ wrong with your husband's at- Molzon, Patricia Ricci, Margaret know I'll recover. Why don't me titude. Try building up his ego, ceiving advancement awards and realize little things are impor Bergh, Mary Beth Wagner, Chris- first.-class ranks Mary Lou his self-confidence, in subtle tine Whlteman. Pamela Ssyforth, tant? There will be a lot of whit ways and in time he will feel Daust, Nancy Kennebeck, Gayle in my hair before another man Carolyn Thatcher and Lee SouMewe?, Robin Parker and Gall EUROPEAN DATE — Mist Elizabeth Ann Gill, daughter that he ig worth your love, and ton. receives a greeting card from believe In it. Siverson; second class, Linda of Mr. and Mr*. Thomas P. Gill of 297 Willow Dr., Little me. Activities In outdoor achieve- Anastasoff, Donna Bedford, Joan Silver, left Monday from Idlewild Airport for Los An- Eve ments were carried on at theBerg, Kathleen Berg, Linne Neglected Brunett geles, where the will vacation for a month. Upon her pprimitiv e campinp g weekend re- Case, Mary Nora • Forsman, Dear Neglected Brunette: DEAR ADAM AND EVE: IN WASHINGTON, D.C., Mrs. Gustavo J. Freret of Fair cently at Camp Nomoco. Linda Mahler and Ann Wood, return she will leave for Europe where she will model Why do women place such I am 17 years old and I need pyg the Haven is pictured with Abraham A, Ribicoff, secretary companying the scouts on and badges, Anna Mae Dempsey, fashions designed by Junior Sophisticates Company, Inc., stock in "little things" and so help. For the past two years I've campout were Mrs. Henry Ben- Cheryl Diebold and Elizabeth often overlook and ignore the of health, education and welfare. Mrs. Freret, secretary nett, Mrs. Harry Bergh, Mrs. New York City, in France and Italy. A graduate of Red been going with a boy whom I McGough. far more significant things- met just nine months after his of the Monmouth County Board of Elections, attended Cyrus Ault, Mrs. Arnold Scruton, Receiving merit badges i n Bank High School, she attended the John Robert Powers such as deep affection, admira- Mrs. Frank Braun and Mrs. Ern- marriage to a wonderful girl. I'm the recent Democratic Women's Campaign Conference Troop 124 were Carolyn Amaro, School of Modeling in New York before joining Junior tion, respect loyalty and other very much in love with him and est W. Llmann. vital virtues? in the capital. Betty Lou Assellborn, Diane Bod- Sophisticates. know he loves me although we ncr, Ruth Card, Elaine Dempsey, Adam can never permanent- BROWNIE TROOP 380 of Mid- Diane Daust, Virginia Rahm, ly because he can't get a divorce. dletown held a wind-up picnic Married in Irvingfon Johnnifer Saucyn, Violet Stein- We've' tried to stay apart but and cookout in Bodman Park. macher, Marie McConnell and that's almost impossible. World pins were presented to Linda Black. Bagnell Show to Open in Barn's The big trouble is that I also each girl by the leader, Mrs. Em- Members of the dinner com- mett Cherne. mittee for Troop 5 were Kath- EATONTOWN — Stephen Bag-cartooning when he was 11 years said of his work it was "hero! go steady with another boy whoMiss Schwarz Is Bride Also attending were assistant leen Ovens, chairman, Kathleen nell, Shrewsbury painter and old. and dynamic" Stephen Bagnell is In love with me. I think a lot leaders Mrs. Robert Lumb andBerg, Cheryl Diebold and Annasculptor will open in a one-man At 15, he ran away from home for the first time gaining confi of him but do not love him. He's asked ms to marry him after I Mrs. Arthur Coughlin. Mae Dempsey, and from Troop show tomorrow at Bamberger's and joined tho U. S. Marine dence, began to paint in a wil Of Seton Hall Student fury. graduate and he knows nothing 124, Arlene Schmedes, chairman, Monmouth. Corps., at 16 he tried the U. S. 1 MOTHERS' CLUB of Troop 88,Barbara Dzurinko, Sandra Kor- Army. Air Force, but was hon- Shows followed one another in about this other boy. Should I IRVINGTON — The marriage Mrs. Sujan Easse, Newark, Port Monmouth, will hold a nek and Ruth Card. His recent works will be exhib- orably discharged when his real short succession. His works wen marry him, knowing I will never of Miss Barbara Schwarz and was maid of honor. She wore a tricky tray party June 27 at 1 Guests attending were Mrs. ited through Saturday in the age was discovered. seen and purchased at the Guili be completely satisfied with him, James Thomas Voglino took street-length sheath of pink silk p.m. in the Port Monmouth fire Community Room of the store or should I tell him about myself place here Saturday in St. Leo's organza with a matching detach- Caroll Bender, Mrs. Charles He made use of the G. I. Bill of Creative Art, Shrewsbury; th house, The event is open to theCase, Mrs. Sal Giovenco, Mrs. during its regular shopping Highgate Galleries In New Yorl and let him try to forget me? Catholic Church. able overskirt. The fitted bodice hours. There Is no charge of ad-and began art study under Olin- The married one says he only had a round neckline and cap public. Charles Diebold, Mrs. William sky and Brachman at the ArCitt y and Montclair at Fairleigi Rev. Edward Price performed Berg, Sr., Mrs. William Berg, Jr., mission. Dickinson University and Monwants me to be happy, whatever the double ring ceremony. sleeves. A circular veil fell over Student's League. But when he I do. her flower headpiece and she car- MRS. WILLIAM WHITACRE Mrs. Gilbert Parker, Mrs. Albert In an introductory statement left the league and married In mouth College. The bride is the daughter of was introduced as new Girl Scout Graduating ried a cascade bouquet of orchid Daust, Jr., Mrs. William Kenne- concerning his mammomh works, 1948, he was forced to concen- Robert B. Hale, curator of th Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Schwarz, neighborhood chairman for thebeck, Mrs. C.E. Siverson, Mrs. Bagnell said "What comes from carnations; trate on maintaining his family. American Wing, Metropolitan Dear Graduating: 26 Coral Dr., Hazlet, and the Hazlet and Holmdel area at a Grace Pape, Mrs. James Mc- the soil and what turns into soil He took several odd jobs in theMuseum .of Art,praised Bag Neither relationship is sound. bridegroom's parents, Mr. andBridal attendants were Miss fly-up ceremony in the Hazlet Gough, Mrs. Harry Mahler, Mrs. again—that is what interests Mrs. Vito Voglino, reside in New-Phyllis Voglino and Mrs. Dolores , fire house. Brownies from Troop trades, even painted houses. FOP nell's work.'Which often looms in Wait until you meet a boy you Harry C. Bedford, Mrs. Edward ite." • j 10 years he nourished his dream do really love who is single, ark. Pacelli, Newark, sister of the 325 and 321, Hazlet, and 201, Key-Duncan, Mrs. G.V. Kadenbach, to gigantic proportions. In the turbulence of Remo-f painting full-time while study- and meanwhile break off NOW The bride was given in mar-bridegroom. Carolyn Schwarz, port, held combined ceremonies Mrs. E.A. Finlay, Mrs. S.H. Fal< "I need all the space I can g< sister of the bride, Hazlet, was attended by more than 75 parents brandt-like colors, he tries to ing nights, painting on and off,to convey my feelings," the art with the married Romeo. You riage by her father. She wore a ler, Mrs John Forsman, Mrs. Jo- are playing the Juliet role too junior bridesmaid. They wore or- and friends. seph Menlcucci, Mrs. Eleanor convey by a mixture of tradition- providing for the family. ist says. This desire to express white silk organza full-length al and modern styles the emer- soon and too hard. gown designed with a scoop neck- chid gowns and headpieces styled Mrs. William Windrow, leader Ovens, Mrs. Larsen, Mrs. Sagur- Then, in 1958 he moved to himself on a grand scale is found, 1 like those of the honor attendant. ton and Miss Jean McGrait. gence of life, the renaissance of Monmouth County and there he too, in his sculpturing. Massiv Adam and Eveline bordered with lace, short of the new Intermediate Girl mystery, he says. ;The bridal attendants carried Scout troop, invested 24 girls in was encouraged to show some of concrete blocks, cast in rougl Send your personal ques- sleeves, and full skirt which Also, Mrs. Andrew Kornek, flowed into a chapel-length train. cascades of pale pink carnations candlelight ceremonies, assisted Before he began seriously prob- the works he had produced dur- outline, are then shaped in e> tions and problems to Adam or and Carolyn carried a miniature Mrs. Edward Dzurinko, Mrs. ing his talent three years ago, Eve Lowell or both, as you pre- Clusters of embroidered flowers by Mrs. James Wales. George Amaro, Mrs. F.E. Demp- ing the past 10 years. He conpressionistic detail. They grip th cascade of orchid carnations. his life took a number of strange ceded and held a one-man show viewer in the deepest cavities o fer. For a personal, unpublished were scattered on the skirt and Mrs. Arnold Pepe, assistant sey, Mrs. John Black, Mrs. Ann Joseph Lucido, East Orange, leader of Troop 325, flew-up Su- turns. "Steve" was born in Ber-at the Old Mill, Tinton Falls. motion but, at the same tim reply, enclose a stamped, ad- bodice and she wore a rose head- Yeachskein, Mrs. George Stein- piece and bouffant veil. Her cas-was best man. Albert Sacco, san Windrow, Sherry Windsor, macher, Mrs. Madeline Daust, genfield 32 years ago. Interested It was an immediate success convey the awe and grandeur dressed envelope. Mall to Ann Harkins, June Slemenkie- mache, in the arts since early youth, he Critical acclaim poured in. Newgrief. ADAM & EVE, in care of Theicade bouquet was of white roses Long Island, and Gerald Murphy Mrs. Daniel RRahmh , MMrs .M M.JJ . and babies-breath. of Connecticut were the ushers. wlcz, Janet Bufano, Ellen Ruger, became president of his school's Jersey critic Michael Lenson Bagnell's show at Bamberger' Register. Linda Mallon, Patti Purcell, d him a "discovery" and After a reception in the Club Monmouth is a pioneering projec Navaho, Irvington, tha couple Nancy Van Brunt and Deborah of the culture-conscious store, Wales. Assisting Mrs. Pepe was E.P. Schmedes. left for Niagara Falls. Mrs. Stephen Lancos. The bride was graduated from ADOPTED GRANDMOTHER Irvington High School and Rut- Mrs. Josepph McGurrln, of Brownie Troop 101, Brownie lleaded r off TTroo p 201201, Baptist Rites gers University, Newark, where town, was honored with a birth- she was a member of the New- Keyportyp , flew-up Mary Ellen day celebration at the Mary Leo CblCampbelll, Ann Cohlrenken, Lynn man Club and of Phi Beta Kap- Nursing Home recently. Both In Matawan pa. She will be a member of the Roggeman, Deborah Cody and the troop's birthday and that of Mary Alice McGurrin. MATAWAN — Miss Joyce Ann faculty of Irvington High School Miss Gladys Casterlin were cele in September. Mrs. Emery Horn, leader of brated with a party. M Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mri Brov/nie Troop 321, was assisted mond Cass, Jr., troop Douglas B. Ward, 5 Schenck Aye The bridegroom was graduated by Mrs. Clara Cody. Fly-ups from Belleville High School and baked two birthday cakes for the became the bride of Georg< were Rose Ann Siano, Maryann occasion. Rutgers University. He is a stu- Strang, Carol MCAdam, Patricia c Thomas Burrows Sunday, in th< A program of songs followed a dent at the Seton Hall School of Powell, Barbara Lee Horn, Matawan Baptist Church. presentation of hand-made greet- Dentistry and is employed by his Deborah Kilgus, Carol Christian- The bridegroom Is the son o: father in Voglino Concessions. son, Doreen Lanzo and Judith ing cards, a bed jacket, photo- Muschalik. graph, and roses to Miss Caster- Mr. and Mrs. George Burrows o lini , Robertsville. Sponsors of the new group will Following the party, the troop CYAC to Hear be the Raritan Township Wom- visited the Twin Lights Museum Rev. Robert W. Addiss pe: ans' Club. Mrs. Windrow was re-in Atlantic Highlands. formed the double ring ceremony Talk by Priest cently presented an American The bride was given in mai RED BANK - The Northern flag and staff by the club's civics MEMBERS of five Brownia riage by her father. She wore Monmouth County Catholic and legislation department. Troops of the Lincroft Girl Scouts full-length gown designed with Guests included Mrs. William flew-up into Intermediate Girl fitted bodice, scoop necklin Young Adults Club discussion McLane, president of the Worn-Scouts at ceremonies Thursday short sleeves and^-waistline. Ap club will meet tonight at St. An- ans' Club, and Mrs. Alwyn afternoon in the Lincroft fire pliques of lace, re-embroiderec thony's Catholic Church at 8:15. Dodge. / house. with seed pearls trimmed the hod The discussion one of a series Brownies receiving their wings GRIEF IN,CEMENT is completed by painter-sculptor ice and back panels whic on, the New Testament, will be GIRL SCOUT TROOP S andwere Carol Mosher, Troop 106, Stephen Bagnell in preparation for his exhibition opening flowed into a chapel-length trai St. James CDA Installs 124, Highlands, held their court Mrs. Carl Aichele and Mrstomorro. w in Bamberger's Monmouth, Eatontown. Titled Her butterfly veil of French I led by Rev. Dominic Turora, of awards and mother and daugh- M.A. Israel, leaders; Dorothy lusion was attached to a pea RED BANK — Mrs. William J. Schutz, Fair Haven, lecturer; club moderator. ter dinner recently in the cafe- Deltuvla, Lorraine Riddell, Ber- "From the Soil," the sculpture is one of more than 30 crown and she carried a firesidi Rigney of Middletown was In- Mrs. John Arnone, Red Bank teria of t h e Highlands Public stalled as grand regent of Court The Monitor; Mrs. George Kas- The CYAC Glee Club will hold nadette Gill and Susan Broder recent works being staged in a three-day show in thabasket of blue and white daisie a rehearsal tomorrow at 8 p.m. School. Mrs. Loretta Larsen is ick, Troop 266, Mrs. M.J. Bred blue carnations and babies-breal St. James Catholic Daughters of inovv Red Bank, Sentinel, and Community Room of the store. Mrs. Joseph Lacy, Little Silver, in the church. The Glee Club is leader cf Troop 5 and Mrs, erick and Mrs. Raymond Gold' arranged around a white orchid, America, at ceremonies Thurs- organist. under the direction of Neil Fitz- stein, leaders; Katherine Mona- Aunt Is Attendant day in the parish room of the patrick of Matawan. han, Deborah . Meehan, Candy Brownie Troop 315, West Keans- church. Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan Clune, Roseanne Gialanella, burg, became Intermediate State Dental Mrs. Floyd Lewis, Matawa spiritual director, was a guest at The group will attend an eve- HANGING Scouts in "fly-up" ceremonies was matron of honor for he: Mrs. Frederick T. Kirwan of the ceremonies. ning performance of "Maggie," Peggy Skrabite, Kathleen Smith New Monmouth, district deputy, held recently in the West Keans- niece. Her powder blue silk chi: Mrs. Anthony Orlowskl was starring Betsy Palmer at the Pa- and Lesa Demko, Troop 131, Mrs. was installing officer, assisted by BASKETS ... John A. Smith, leader. burg fire house. Mrs. John E. fon gown was styled with hostess assisted by committee pcrmill Playhouse Saturday. The Maund is troop leader. Unit Elects sleeveless fitted bodice, V-neck Mrs. Paul T. Pandolfi, New Mon- bus will leave St. Anthony's at 4 Also, Lynn Stenger, Karen Bar- members Mrs. G. F. Clevenburg, ATLANTIC CITY — Three line, pale blue organa cumme mouth. p.m. and St. Joseph's Catholic for Inside and outside I o w, Linda Bushey, Patricia They are Dawn Whitely, Eileen Mrs. Patrick Harkins, Mrs. Calmari, Delia Maund, Linda Monmouth County women were bund and street-length skirt. Sh Others installed were Mrs. Charles Kluesner, Mrs. Louise Church, Keyport, at 4:15 p.m. Karlson, Carolyn Smith, Jane Matthew Stanley Middletown, Planter Boxes Kuyle, Beatrice Boyce, Debra lected officers of the Women's wore a light blue crown and ca Phillips, Mrs. George Mott, Mrs. The club will hold its Northern Graw, Terry Peters, Melissa ried a fireside basket of blue an vice grand regent; Mrs. Anthony Flowers or Green* Smith and Veronica Stolarick, Thomsen, Denise Andes, Jo AnnAuxiliary to the New Jersey Martin Ryan Mrs. Susan Wis- Monmouth Bowling Tournament Sackina, Sharon white .daisies, blue carnation: Peduto, Middletown, prophetess; mar, Mrs. Nicholas Kaiser, Mrs. Troop 147, Mrs. George Smith Spoor, Norma State Dental Society at tho Sunday in the Harmony Lanes, for window or patio Richards, Grace Malley, Linda and babies-breath. Mrs. Edward Jakubowics, Fair M. J. Reilly, Mrs. Harry Kniffen, Rt. 35, Middletown, beginning at and Mrs. Stanley Chase, leaders; group's third annual convention Haven, financial secretary; Mrs. || Sandra Bauer, Barbara Collins, Benigno, Janice Marchegian and Hartson Boyce, Robertsvill Mrs. Joseph Pryor, Mrs. Ralph 7 p.m. Handicap averages will bo Debra Topolwski. lere recently. /as best man. ' Ushers wen John Chappell, Fair Haven treas- Bidde, Mrs. H. A. Simpson Mrs. used. Bowling continues every Lasting Mary Altman, Roxy Marsen, Jan- urer; Mrs. Joseph Cole, Middle- Wings were awarded by Mrs. The three are Mrs. S. Joseph Floyd Lewis, Matawan, and Rich Kuthryn Mason Mrs. Albert Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Harmony et Molzon, Phyllis Plngitore, town, historian; Mrs. Carl Beauty.. Deborah Solomon, Elizabeth Bud- John Till and Mrs. Harry Sny- Hecht of Deal, president-elect; ard Dowling, South Amboy. Wolfe and Mrs. Edward Hanlon. Lanes. long, Eileen Cook, Sharon Grady, dcr. Mrs. Maund, Mrs. Lewis C. Mrs. Samul Furman of New A reception followed in thi Linda Messina, Nancy Peterson, Boyce and Mrs. Till presented Shrewsbury, vice president, and home of the bride's parents. Ester Redding and Susan Wag- Girl Scout and Daisy pins. Mrs. Martin Cain, Jr., NewTho brido was graduated from I DON'T JUST SAY CLEAN \ Marion Fisher, Inc. ner, Troop 139, Mrs. George Intermediate Scouts accepting Shrewsbury, corresponding sec- Matawan High School and Tlv 741-9230 Biessman and Mrs. J.E. Collins, the fly-ups were Adrienne White- elary. Wood School, New York City. leaders. ly, Sharon Speer and Sandra They will reside In Illinois to 812 Broad St., Shrews. Mrs. David Cooper of Atjantic [owing a wedding trip to Cape SAY Mrs. Ernest Limann, Mrs. Hayduk. "ity was elected state president. Ruth Gill, Mrs. E.J. Bauer, Pa- Flag bearers for the program May and Wildwood. tricia Mahoney of Troop 139, andwere Beatrice Boyce and Linda Susan King and Jeanne Limann Kuyle. Norma Richards and of Troop 365 welcomed the flyDeb- m Thomsen served as color VIRGINIA JOHNSON CLEAN LOFTS ups inlo intermediate Scouting. guard. presents Troop 139 was In charge of re- Following the ceremonies re- freshments and Troop 147, decor- freshments were served and nrts CANDIES ations. anil rrafts projects were dis- CREATIVE DANCE THEATRE AVAILABLE FOURTEEN MEMBERS o fplayed. featuring RUGS CLEANED "Hansel and Gretel" "Sleeping Beauty" BY KLEENIZE "The Concert" mul cithern WILL LAST LONGER ... LOOK BETTER MONMOUTH SATURDAY awl SUNDAY JUNE 23rd and 24th Each rug completely dusted, DRUG Inc. At 2:3uV. M. cleaned, Inspected, wrapped Authorized and delivered. HUFFMAN*/? BOYLE "\ 9 domestic rug Distributor THE 01,1)1 MILL SYCAMORE AVENUE / TINTON FALLS 613 Prospect Ave., Asbury Park SH 1-5352 FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM CHILDREN 50c, ADULTS 1.00 177 E. Newman Spring* Rd. Reservation!: II 2-0092 PR 4-1314—CA 2-5042 SHREWSBURY At. 35 Circle, Eatuntoien—Liberty 2-1010 9 . June 20,1962 RED BAXK REGISTER Siebern Helping y s Primonetta PlowingtheFairwaysA's Fans Forget Favorite in Todays Regret Loss of Maris By MY CUNNINGHAM OCEAMPOROCEAMORT — DwtyDe MIM Wwdford *t Ms tr«k. third is the Btlsy ROM at Garden IT WAS ONLY ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO that KANSAS C11Y (APj — Kansas F«rm'i Prfmoaett*, w«J*f top Her other top victories came io State. Cup of Tea won the P«- City Athletics,fans still moan a weight of 124 pouwto, headsa|in* Prictresi, Delaware Oaks and eant last fall. tftft greena, fairways and roughs were getting a real little when they remember the field of seven flllief i and m*re» the Alabama. Braullo Baeza will be la to club peddled Roger Maris io the good soaking after a dry spell. If the weather keeps named for the Hth running of Possibly the chief rival of the ride Primonetta and Riy Brous- New York Yankees, but Norm the Regret Handicap at Mon- Darby Dan filly will be Aputon- sard gets the assignment on Ap»- Up ia title same 90 degree heat, and over, that we've Siebern is helping them forget mouth Park today. theback, runnerup in the Colon- tontheback. Larry Gilligan i* been having, greenskeepers will be looking for a rain- the deal. Oppoiing th« speedy' daughter ial at Garden State Park this slated on Funloving and Tommy maker once again. The A's, in those days labeled of Swaps will W_Ada L. Rice's year and in I960 winner of Mon- Barrow rides Coup d'etat. virtual farm club for the |Ai»tontt»eb*ck, (Jgden PhJpps* mouth'j Sorority and the Fashion. Time record for the Regret (j Despite the hot weather the golfers have been yanks because of the many out In full force on every opportunity. Most Fiinloving, Leslie Lear's Coup Last season she finished second 1:09.1 and was established in 1958 trades between the two teams, d'etat, Alfred O. Vanderbilf* Cup In the Betsy Ross, Comely and by Blue Sparkler, racing in the courses were quiet as far as tournaments were sent Maris to New York in 1959, of Tea and Scarlet Letter and Prioress, Woodland Farm colors of Amory along with shortstop Joe De concerned, but a few had the usual club competi- R, S. Reynolds. Jr's. Fino Newt. Third In the recent Vagrancy L, Haskell, president of Mon- M&estri and first baseman Kent mouth Park, tion and others held special events. Hadley. A'ltarting field of seven In the at Belmont, Funloving rates among the top contenders judged Joe Notter, who rode Regret In return the A's received Sie- Regret will give the race a gross BEACON HILL COUNTRY CLUB — William Fen- from scores last season in the to victory in the Kentucky Derby bern, then an In-and-out outfield- value of $22,700 with the winner's Mother Goose and Black-Eyed of 1915, will be along from New wick was medalist here with a 76 in competition for er, Hank Bauer, a Yankee stal- share amounting to $14,765. Susan. Coup d'etat accounted for York to make a presentation to the club championship. Larry Scott, three-time club wart who had seen his best days, Primonetta, who won by 10 the Suwannee River Handicap at the winning owner. Regret li the first baseman Marv Throneberry lengths in a recent start In Mew champion, will meet Beacon's president Stan Savage Gulfstream Park early In the lone filly to win the Churchill and pitcher Don Larsen of per York In an overnight event, last spring and Scarlet Letter finished Downs ctassic. Sunday in a match in club championship play. feet-game World Series fame. season won four stakes including The ladies are running for the president's tro- Maris promptly won the Ameri- phy matches. Mrs. Ira Miller, Rumson, defeated can League's most valuable play- Mrs. John Spencer, Mlddletovvn, 2 and 1. Mrs. er award two years in a row, capped by last year's perform Monmouth Entries Miller carded a 40-45—85, and Mrs. Spencer posted ance when he hit a record 61 45.44—89. home runs. First Race — Purse $3,000 I ft 41 y.o. mdns ( fur 5. Fanl-La-Oeuce 108 Sorrentlno 8-1 High school girls were busy last week in the N.J. But this year Siebern, along 1. Perfect Match 121 NB 5-1 6. Candle Power 122 Brotuiard 121 with Bauer, now the A's mana- I 2. Sweet Relic 168 NB 10-1 7. Sylvia's Spring 108 NB 20-1 Shore High School competition which included putting, ger, Is making the deal look bet I. Colony Row 108 NB 20-1 8. Light Dinner 108 Brooks 8-1 driving and chipping. Day Murray, Rumson-Fair Haven tet and better from the A's EL GRECO WINS FIRST RACE — With jockey Ray 4. Windy Star 113 Stevenson 15-1 9. Fanlea its NB 5-1 If. Couplette 108 NB 8-1 Regional was the driving champiQn with a poke of 235 standpoint. He's enjoying his Brotmard in the saddle, El Greco, right, won the first 5. Mldvale 113 NB 4-1 best season. 8. HI Spire 103 Gerkln 20-1 11. Fearless Fox 113 Zakoor 13-1 yards. This was the longest drive by a high school gal The bat of Siebern, a quiet at Monmouth yesterday. Nasrullah Sweep, No. 12, was 7. Marilyn M 108 NB 20-1 12. Fair Urn 113 Zakoor 15-1 in the eight years of competition. Patty Plebeau held soft-sooken individual now in- second, and Caney Fork was third. El Greco paid $23. 8. Sir Eljer US NB 6-1 13. Commandeer 122 NB 204 the former long shot with a 225-yard drive. Maria stalled at first base. h#s been 9. Really Ready 108 NB 8-1 14. Secret Model 108 NB 20-1 108 Gardella, Rumson, was second with a 196. booming. He's one of those 10. Sherwood Lad 113 Barrow 4-1 15. Sun Tracer PernB, 20-1 mainlv responsible for the im- II. Pampop 113 Blum 3-1 Fifth Race — Purse $5,000 3 y.o. CIg S furlongi t Pam Brewster won the pitching crown. This proved showing of the A's, last Thrill Show, Drag Races, Stock 12. New Shrewsbury 108 NB 10-1 was accomplished by taking five shots for an ag- vear's tail enders who are now 13. Ice Worm 108 NB 12-1 1. Echoson 113 Blum 8-1 2. Ushered In 109 NB 15-1 gregate score. She won it with 39 yards. Maria tied for seventh place, seven and 14. Powerful Package 113 Brooks S-2 one-half games out of first. Cars at Old Bridge Over Weekend 15. Sycorax 113 GUllgan 10-1 3. (a) Tom Turkey 115 NB 2-1 Gardella was second with 51. Miss Gardella also Going Into last night's game 4. Pilot John 109 NB 4-1 won the putting title with 19 putts. Bonnie Hus- with Los Angeles, Siebern was OLD BRIDGE — Friday night's Penna. driver established a 10- Second Race — Pane $3,500 8 y.o. CIg 6 furlongs 5. (a) Walt There US Brooki 2-1 hitting .311 and battling for the professional and novice stock car lap heat race record of 3 min 1. Fresco Barrow 6-1 8. Festival Time 113 Chambers 12-1 band, Middletown, was second with 22. utes and 48 seconds earlier in league leadership in runs batted competition, Saturday's roadster Z. Golf Painter m Boulmetis 4-1 7. Big Music 115 Boulmetis «-l the evening on his way to the Low gross winner Sunday at Beacon was Fenwick in with 48, only one behind the and dragster featured drag rac- S. Sailors Love 114 Gerkln 20-1 8. Shotgun Wedding 110 Shaw 15-1 point championship driving with a 74. Savage was next with a 78... President !eader, Floyd Robinson of Chi- ing meet and Sunday's combined 4. Arctic Royal 108 Zakoor 8-1 9. Harold Welssman 108 Addesa 3-1 automobile thrill show, coupled honors. cago. 5. Blue Bolt 114 NB 15-1 (a) Combs & Wlfkham entry Savage and Pro Andy Sikora will play In the Pro-Presi- with novice stock cars will be Old Bridge regulars, Freehold's His 75 hits, fourth best in.the 8. Christmas Girl 116 3-1 staged this weekend at Old Bridge Parker Bohn, Bill Chevalier of Monacelll Sixth Race — Purse (6,000 4 y.o. ft up 6 furlong* dent tournament at Forsgate Monday... An outstand- league, have Included nine home 7. Greek John 112 Boulmetis 6-1 Stadium. Sayreville, Englishtown's Jim 1. Vanessa's Boy 112 NB 6-1 ing young pupil of Sikora's is Susan McCarthy of Rum- runs, 11 doubles and three 8. Nosey Nizam 112 French 10-1 Hoffman, Long Island's Al De- 110 2. Hellenic Hero U2 Korte 15-1 triples. Maris is hitting .251 New faces will be seen at the 9. Happy King Culmona 5-2 son. Andy says she is a great prospect. Madison Township speedway Fri Angelo and Jack Hart of Chester, 120 3. Scattergood 112 GUllgan 15-1 with 12 home runs, well behind 10. Hubs Sis Block 15-1 FORT MONMOUTH — A mixed best ball full day night, when such old fav- Penna., will head the fifty car 111 4. Sailor Beware 112 Baeza S-I his pace last year, and 32 RBI's. 11. Why Listen Brooks 4-1 orites as Al "Peanuts" Wardell sportsman, modified and novice 113 5. Neslan 112 Boulmetis 3-1 handicap tourney here was won by Jack and Doris Siebern, the A's cleanup hit field in the eight event macadam of Lakehurst, Nick Df.dian of Third Race — Purse $3,000 2 y.o. mdn CIg 5ft f 6. Poor Soul 112 Brooks 7-1 Thatcher with a 67 for 18 holes. Coming In sec- er, has had more help this year Leonia, Herb Tillman of Miami, program, commencing at 8:30 7. Three M. R. 121 Blum 9-2 ond were Jack and Mary Hakenson, 68. In a mixed from his teammates in setting Florida, Bob Malzahn of Keans- p.m. with the first heat race. 1. Bouvalr 120 NB 10-1 2. Cort Clndl 120 best ball, nine holes and one-half 'cap, Bill and Mil- up more potential RBI's when he burg and many other drivers, Sunday night, Californian Bill Block 15-1 Seventh Race—Purse $20,000 add 3 & up f&m I f comes to the plate. absent from competition are here Ward will lead the Hollywood 3. Miss Jamie 112 Ferna 20-1 Regret Handicap dred Lawlor were the front runners with 28. Tied Rookie Manny Jiminez, hitting once again and will appear with Auto Daredevil troupe in a 20- 4. Ioften 120 NB 6-1 1. Funloving 116 Gilligan 4-1 for second were Bob and Miriam Kirkpatrlck and In the third spot, led the league new cars. event stunt program featuring 5. Love Too 117 Decker 8-1 2. (a) Scarlet Letter 103 NB 6-1 Bob and Mary Anderson, with 30 cards. The big for several weeks and currently The cry of "Stop Kelly at Old 1962 Fords. Coupled with the 6. Fresh Sticks 120 Broussard 12-1 3. Apatontheback 119 Broussard S-2 ranks third at .346. Bridge" is being sounded around thrill program will be a two-heat 7. (a) Ray's Birthday 120 NB 5-1 4. Fine Newt 110 NB 8-1 play starting this weekend is the competition for 8. Rush Quill 120 As for Bauer, most observers racing circles, following Joe races and a 20-lap novice di- Zakoor 8-1 5. (a) Cup Of Tea 112 NB 6-1 the Commanding General's Trophy. This will be are crediting him with a fine Kelly's third feature win Last vision stock car feature race 9. Sew Mew 117 Sacco 20-1 6. Primonetta 124 Baeza Even a best ball twosome event, and on fire cracker day managing Jnb. Others involved Friday. The Conshohocken, beginning at 8 o'clock. 10. Oro Sun 120 Monacelll. 20-1 7. Coup d' erat 113 Barrow 10-1 in the trade have either ouit Ward, the automobile king of 11. Majors Cabin 112 Perna 15-1 (a) A. G. Vanderbllt entry the flag tournament will be held. baseball or now are with other stuntmen, will feature head-on 12. Game Cutle 117 Sorrentlno 4-1 RUMSON COUNTRY CLUB — The main action teams and have done little to crashes, dive-bomber stunts, pre- 13. Claude and Vip 120 Sorrentino 20-1 Eighth Race — Purse $4,000 3 y.o. CIg 1 1/16 ml distinguish themselves. New York Will 14. (a) Wlms 120 here over the weekend was the member-guest mixed cision ramp acts and rib tickling Shaw 5-1 1. Stamping Grounds 122 Stevenson 10-1 clown acts. 15. Miss Blllie G. 112 French 15-1 2. Hollins Gal 112 Benelto 15-1 tournament, Low gross winners were Mrs. Oliver Be Site Of Tom Green of Bordentown, 18. Rose W 112 Gerkln 20-1 3. Sans Applle 114 French 3-1 Vietor, Rumson, and John Lynch, Wingedfoot, 69. Mrs. Monmouth Bernie Resikowski of South Am- (a) Rob-Roy-Wiley entry 4. Linda Amlel 114 Blum 7-2 David Russell, Rumson, and brother Pete Arend of boy, Matawan's Jack Kriska, 5. Countess Pax 102 French 12-1 Olympic Trials Springfield's Bob Voorhes, Luper Fourth Race—Purse $3,000 3 & 4 y.o. mdn CIg « f 6. Suit Me Fine 108 NB 6-1 Deal, came a close second with a 70 card. Mrs. Alan Results 1. Son Ronald 108 Addesa 6-1 NEW YORK (AP) - The U.S. Parno of Trenton and forty other 7. Allitessa 117 Blum S-2 ST—Tlm«:: 4-npi « (.; nil !:33. 2. Bright Again 122 NB Duke, Rumson, and O.N. Duffy, Deal, were low net win- summer Olympic trials in virtu- rookie drivers will vie in the 4-1 8. Hasty Pace 117 NB 15-1 El Greco (Brous«ar 3. Bab's Sister 108 NB ners with a 57. Second were Mrs. R. Nagle, Rumson Nasr'Iah Sweep (Pr'chi — 7.80 5.60 ally all sports will be held in qualifying heat races in Sunday's 12-1 9. Gemormont 110 Stevenson 20-1 Caney Fork (BloclO — — 4.O0 Cultnone T.-l:U-2/5. Also Disaster, Miss New York City in 1964 under a companion show, determining 4. Brasilia 115 5-2 10. Capital Limited 115 Barrow 20-1 and L.W. Malone, Manasquan River, 58. Broker. Anrtrea Bound. Invincible, Red starting positions for the novice Hex, Brandy B, Penny Circle, Flxlt, giant package deal just com' Big events next month here are the Pro Doug Partisan. main. walk and singles by Neal and •n—Clmir.: 4-np: « f.I off 3:01. pleted hy the New York world's Sanderson and the Amory L Haskell tournaments. Moon Master (Blum) 13.20 6.60 8.10 fair committee and the U.S. Bayshore N. Y. Mets Snap Chris Cannizzaro. The Met* Ounrod rBrouwarit) — 8.60 4.M picked up another in the third OLD ORCHARD COUNTRY CLUB — There was Box-O-Mlnt (Korte) — — ! Olympic Association, it was T.-l:li-4/5. Also—Our Rocky. Golden learned yesterday. Two Pirates when Throneberry singled, Neal Sixties, Miss Standlsh. Restricted. Bill Softball Seven-Game walked and Cannizzaro singled one big thrill at this club and it was Frank Dominick, Irrigate, Fine Tizzy, Air Dellgllt, Scaro The U.S.O.A. will be guaran- lie. SUNDAY'S RESULTS for the second time. Plainfield, getting the thrill. Frank had a hole-in-one (Dally Double 3-3, Paid JIM.fiOl teed a.flat $350,000 and the right On 'Star Nine Milwaukee tied the score in the on the third hole. He calmly belted the little white 3D—Clnu.u.;; 2 )«.; 5!i f.;; olf :3tf to all television receipts. It Monterey Manor 7, Count'yi'd 3 Loss Streak, 6-5 CrattCtt y CelCl o (Brooks(B ) 24.02400 8.6860 6.0(1 could amount to a million dollar SOUTH ORANGE (AP) — Jim Bucky Smith's 2, Lone Oak 2 fourth. Eddie Mathews hit his Royal Merchant (Sfllng) — 4.60 3.6 NEW YORK (AP) - Gene onion with a seven iron on the 160-yard hole. Then First Thrill (Addesa) .... — — 1I.M package. Ippolito, a first-baseman and MIddlebrook 7, Maplewood 4 12th homer, Henry Aaron doubled T.l:67-4/6. Also—False Step, Carla, Ted Fiore, an outfielder both Woodling and Joe Christopher hit and Frank Boiling singled. A there was an eagle. Tony Fiorentino, Long Branch, got BtralgM Jane, Jlm» Storyland, Betty Announcement of the agree- Country .Tav'rn 7, Wlls'n Park 5 home runs and Roger Craig Wood. ment is expected within the next from Seton Hall University, were walk, Boiling's doubla and pinch himself a two on the ninth hole. Tony's shot came 4TH~€lmK.: 4-up; 1.1/18 m.i oK 4l01W Mario's 15, Old Manor 14 pitched a seven-hitter yesterday Ideology (Brooksi 6.60 B.00 3.4 48 hours, if not sooner. the only unanimous choices on hitter Del CrandalPs sacrifice with a seven iron from near the trap on top of the hill. Tahltlan IJght (Zakoor) .... — 8.20 4.4 the collegiate baseball league's STANDINGS as the New York Mets broke a fly left the Braves one run short Fresh Tom (GUllgan) — —.3.2 "Yes, there's something to it," American Division seven-game losing streak with a In play for the George Sullivan trophy, Paul T.-l:45>». Also—Dance and Play. Sal. said Bill Adams, director of all-star team announced yester- in the ninth. When ex-Met Gus amander, Double flight II, Doshay, day. W L 6-5 .victory over Milwaukee. Bell grounded out wilh the tying Christopher defeated Frank Fish, 4-3; Warren Bab- Four Fathoms. sports events for the world's fair Bucky Smith's 5 1 5TH—ahv.: .1 vm.; 6 f.; off 4:31. when asked to comment. "But Tom Graziano of Fairleigh Only 3,862 saw the Mets beat run on second. Cyclopavla tZ'k'ri 5.60 3.00 2.4 Maplewood _ „ 4 2 son knocked off Russell Woolley, Jr., 2-1; Nelson Some (Blum) ...- —3.00 2.4 I'd rather not say anything more Dickinson was the only repeater the Braves for the sixth time in Pontlvy (Yotherj — — 2.6(1 from last year's team. MIddlebrook S 3 10 meetings. They have won only Zane won over Muggs Schaeffer, 3 up; Peter Fra- T..l:I0H. Also — Summer Sta, For- about it now. I will have some- Mario's 2 4 tunate Isle. thing concrete to say very, very Graziano, a shortstop in 1961, 17 of 62 and do not hold an edge THE gale downed Johnny Johnson, 3-2. The semi- 6TH—Clmir.: 3-up; 1-1/18 m.: off 5:01 was switched to second base this Old Manor .0 6 over any other club. Amrel (Zakoor) .....7.20 3.20 2.4 soon." National Division finals are next in this tourney. Nimble Top (Mnnacellli .... —3.00 2 20 season to make room for sopho- With the score tied at 4-4 In the Lord Gregor (Culmonc).... — — 3.4 "I can't say anything right Lone Oak 4 2 Rumson Hotel more Pat Mariano. Mariano was fifth the Mets loaded the bases DEAL GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB — Kickers T.-l:4fl. Also — Great Dnmi. Clos new," said Art Lentz assistant Country Tavern ..._ 3 3 10 Waterman Ave. Rumson Order, Ramona Rode, Count Sail. picked as the all-star shortstop. wilh nobody out on Frank Thomas and sweepstakes were the main competition at Dea 7TII—Alvv.; 3-un: 1 m.; off 5:30. executive director of' the U.S. Countryside 3 3 Ole Buddy Buddy (Or'nt)..6.40 3.60 3.6D Olympic Association. "There Ippolito hit .458 for the season single, Marv Throneberry's dou- 0/2 block from S. B. bridge) last weekend. Winners were Mark Hughes, 91-17—74 Outrigger Tokyo. Bob Montesano and Mike Siciliano Curtis who replaced Ronplche In • Open 7 Days Two matches played Sunday for the Presi- on the squad, which was chosen Hollywood Cup the third. Woodling had hit five dent's Trophy saw John Ward defeat Arthur Mc- by the coaches. homers for Washington. openings available for Rounding out the all-star selec- INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP)-Kel- Weddings, Eanqusti Guinness, 3-2, and Dr. Robert Lamb won over so "horse of the year" in I960 and The Braves got two runs in the tions were pitcher Mike Mc- and Special Occasions. Dave Russell, 4-3. SjLaufihlin of Bridgeport, catchers 1961, yesterday was assigned high first on Roy McMillan's double, weight of 132 pounds for the Mack Jones' triple and an in- JUMPING BROOK COUNTRY CLUB — Kickers' i Richie of Bridgeport f For Reservation! and Dick Robinson of Fairfield $162,100 Hollywood Gold Cupl ield out, but New York came action here was lively. Winners were Al Weinstein, (tie), third-baseman Johnny Handicap July 14. .back with three on Christopher's phone 842-2000 101-24—77; first drawn. Second was Don Pappa 87-15 Monteleona of Seton Hall and Carry Back, the 1961 Kentucky homer, Elio Chacon's triple, a —72; Stan Levin, 92-20—72; Gus Hoppach, 78-3—75; outfielder Joe Carcusa of Rider, Derby champion of stretch run- Lou Salz 99-24—75; Leo Salz 83-13—75; Giersch Pesh- who tied with Siciliano for the ning renown, drew second high third outfield spot. of 127. THRILL kin 89-14—75; Ernie Bogan 93-18—75; Tom Shebell Track officials hope either or 60-15—75 and E.J. Champamn 9045—75. both eastern horses will journey Carleton West for the Gold Cup, with its TO In the Shwanee held Saturday, Mrs. Joseph guaranteed purse, but they have Fischer carded 111-47—64; Joseph Greenspan 108—- had no official word from either THOROUGHBRED —39—69; Dr. Tom Brenner 83-13—70; Steve Burke League stable. Kelso is owned by Mrs. LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Richard C. Dunont and Carry RACING 107-37—70; Dr. Nnthan Frankel, 91-21—70 and Back by Mrs, Katherine Price. Bob Ryan 101-31—70. No Games Scheduled TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE Western horses weighted in AT BAMM HOLLOW COUNTRY CLUB — There was Shrewsbury at West Long Branch elude Preston Madden's T. V. medal play full handicap against par at Bamm. Gus Ocean Twp. at Rumson-Fair Lark and Rex C. Ellsworth's Rams at I..R. Fire Dept. Prove It, each at 125, and Ells- BEAUTIFUL Mangenello defeated Mike Toscano, 1 up in the first STANDINGS worth's other stakes winner, flight of the club championship. Frank Goger won W L T Pts. Olden Times, 124. Over Stan Rodi, 3-2; Jim DePiro downed Roe Sharabba, Rumson-Fair Haven 2 1 1 5 Others included the Axe II, 119; jWest Long Branch .2 0 0 4 Divine Comedy, 118; Cadiz, 117, 2-1; Dick Bennett defeated Rich Kinle, 4-3; Dick Bart- RECOVERING FROM ACCIDENT — Everott Knowlos, 12, Shrewsbury 0 4 and Flutterby, 115. lett won over Randy Bennett, 2-1; Dr. Joe Giacoma! Somorville, Mass., who had his right arm severed by I..B. Fire Dept. 1 3 Officially declared out of the downed club president Robert Squillare, 2-1. Boh Vis- Asbury Park 0 2 Gold Cup were Four-and-Twenty, train and sown back on by a toam of surgeons at Mas- Rams 0 2 PrenuDcial, New Policy, Micarlo count, who probably had a record handicap at the new sachusetts General Hospital, tmilos from Boston hospital t.B. IAMA 0 2 and First Balcony. club, wil play Jules Fischette next week. Because of bod where doctors roport ha Is doing well. Knowles, a Neptune 0 0 Ocean Twp 0 0 BELINSKY, BANKS HONORED Bob's rapid improvement he lost about 60 strokes. Litllo Leaguo pitcher who hopes to play major league In the first ladles' day play here yesterday, NEW YORK (AP)-Bo Belinsky, b/isoball, holds boll font to him by American Leaguo Los Angeles Angels' no-hit pitch- THE REsooTOf mm Mrs. J.M. Fox, Middletown, won low gross honors Dolawaro Park President Joe Cronin. (AP Wiraphoto) er, and Ernie Banks, Chicago With a 80, Mrs. William Scott, Fnir Haven, had Jockey Cubs' first baseman, won ttie out NOW thru MJ&4 low net, 76, and Mrs. John W. Spencer, Middle- ,, , c ...... ,,,,. i ou..i\<:Jockevy Tommlummyy i,i:rI.ec,, i/nawaiDelawarce standing achievement awards in OCEANPOUT, N. J. -jma.iirSm(i«4,Rji.i.r*twir, !,«)•• town, had low putts, 30 for the 18-hole group. Mrs. names from Cafe society, Will take to the fairways|park.» '|ea'f'ar')k! Nalm(lnl1'wllr> llB<1 nnl Bc'lMky pitched his no-hitter Sat., June 23 - LAMPLIGHTER HANDICAP ., . ,.• • i i i i . • • i jrncfld since lust December, He May S nsninsl llalllmnre. Hanks • 87. Mrs. Henri Hnnscn, Keyport, was low net Fir d c.Sullivan is scheduled to swing in the tourney. Just . , , , „, ,, ,,, „ Wed., Juna 27—THE GOLLEEN winner with 27, and also had low putts, 20. surf( rod rn hire Ihe w hu rfP hnm tum aml double don't cut Ed short though, he is quite a golfer and has collarbone — the same one he|and drove in live tuns in a Mty SriitdsUitd \Z • CluthHin M • »» IIKI. PUTTING AROUND — Headline™ from the enter- CHILDMM 1>NDM •• NOT KOMITTIO played at Beacon Hill Country Club with cousin Ed- broke at Bowie list March. Th«j29 game with Milwaukee after tainment world, star« from the sports scene and jockey was sent to Delawarejhe relumed to lineup following POST 2:30 • Daily Double Closes 2:20 mund Sullivan of Rumson. Hospital In Wilmington. la beanlng. Yankees Lose to Baltimore; Monmouth Park BED-BANK REGISTER Wednesday, Jam 20, 1962-19 m-THE-UONEY PofoGround&Blmchers Unsafe Brysdaie Gets 11th Victory SELECTIONS AT OOEAJVPORT »y DOTTtE GOIMAN •ylAM AiMdklfcd in » row tad fetftdtd the Ytnkt City pitcher* but h*d to rtrug-j In These Long Hpme Run Days IJtt &Q* Angeles Angels took their fifth successive defeat, 3-1, gle to beat the A's, Sir Eljer Sir Eljer over' ttdrd place from the Ytn-and Frank Lary recorded his Sherwood Lad Sherwood Lad Angel starter * Ken McBride 1 NEW YORK (AP) — The center In the third inning of Monday fans gaped when Henry Atron kttt to the American League first victory in over two months Mtdvale Midvale homered off loser John Wyttt in field bleachers in the Polo night's game, Adcock and 9,132 hit a ball into the bleachers in , met Tuesday night by beating with a neat six-hitter as Detroit Why Listen Christmas Girl the third and Leon Wagner raised rounds always have been the left center off the Mets' Jay the Yank*' favorite p»tile*-the blanked Washington W). Nosey Nizam Happy King his league-leading total to 19 safest place to see a ball game. Hook. The bases were full at tht Kansas City Athletics. Their 7-4 Happy King Golf Painter The results left Cleveland a when lie connected with a nun Relax, drink a beer, take a sun- time so there was a large dele- decision wt« the Angeli' sixth Fresh Sticks Oro Sun bare naif game ahead of the on in the fifth. bath. Don't worry about hase- Skowron's Son gation at home plate to shake strfhjiit victory over the A'f sad Miss Jamie Fresh Sticks Twins, Los Angeles i% back In The Orioles, shut out the last balls. Nobody.ever hits one out hands and stir up a commotion their ninth in 12 meetings this Oro Sun Game Cutie third, and the Yankees slumped four times Church Estrada there. when Henry trotted home. Wtte» year. to fourth, three gamej behind the started, finally gave the hard- Candle Power Brasilia Light Dinner In fact, the place was well on] he reached the dugout, the first Boston knocked off Cleveland's Indians. throwing right-hander enough Fearless Fox 8 Bright Again the way to becoming a legend WESTWOOD (AP) - BilHmanupthesteps withni,ha«d front-running Indians 4-2, Minne- The Angels socked four hom- runs to win against the Yankees. Bright Again until the Mets came to town. In Skowron, New York Yankees "'out was Adcock. sota moved up by rapping Chl- ers, three doubles and collected Brooks Robinson paced Baltimore Echoson Tom Turkey all the years, that baseball had first baseman, arrived at the "What did Adcock say?" they cigo 9-4. Baltimore won its fifth six walks against four Kansas with a tie-breaking homer against Tom Turkey Echoson Harold Weissman Pilot John - been played on the banks of the Pascack Valley Hospital last asked Aaron later in the sweaty Ralph Terry in the sixth inning Harlem, only one ball had been Three M.R. clubhouse. 9 and a run-scoring single in the Sailor Beware hit into those distant seats. Joe night to comfort his son, Steve, Poor Soul Sailor Beware Henry broke out in wide grin. 'Hits Dropping in Good., Ighth. Adcock, Milwaukee muscle man, 5, who suffered chest and face Three M.R. Nesian "He said 'I hit mine a little Harmon Killebrew launched did it in 1953 off Jim Hearn burns in an unusual accident. Primonetta further.'" Minnesota's assault on the White Primonetta (BEST BET) of the old New York Giants. Says Chicago's Nellie Fox Sox when he cracked his 15th Funtoving Apatontheback Skowron left the Yankees, play- Naturally, there was talk right homer with one on in the first Apatontheback Funloving They were to have torn down ing in Baltimore, to see his son.away about rabbit ball, the light off Juan Pizarro. The Twins got Allltessa Allitessa the old park this year to make bat and all the things that CHICAGO (AP) - Nellie Fox, ting mark by far since a .247 Steve and his older brother, two more off the Chicago lefty Hasty Pace Suit Me Fine room for a city development but come up when somebody hits (he little guy whose tobacco chaw when he Joined the Sox in 1950. Gregory, 8, were playing with a, In the second on four straight 8 Suit Me Fine Hastv Pace he award of a franchise to the; tape measure homer. almost outslzeg the baseball he Fox shares the American League model airplane at their Hillsdale walks and a sacrifice fly, then New York Mets, with the dili- "Do you think it's the ball?" slaps *o easslty. conceded yester- lead in triples at seven, Ipped Don Zannl with a five-run Late Scratches gent prodding of the Mayor's home when the gasoline propelled "No. It's no different." day Ws hits are "dropping in with teammate Floyd Robinson, explosion In the fifth. Southpaw New Shrewsbury, Powerful Package, Sycorax. committee, stayed the hands of] toy blew up. "Maybe it's those thin handled pretty good." and needs only one more to set Jim Kaat slugged a homer, Vic Sailors Love the demolition crew for at least! bats" an all-time White Sox high in A doctor said the boy was in The perky Chicago White Sox Power did the same, and Bob ?• Ray's Birthday, Wims, Miss Billie G., Rose W a year. Or until the new park "I use the same bat now as three-baggers with 105, good condition and should be dis- seconM baseman, after a sorry Allison followed with another Son Ronald, Commandeer, Sun Tracer at Flushing Meadows is ready. when I came up.. .34 ounces and Nellie's triple Sunday against TRACK-Fast WEATHER-Cloudy charged from the hospital in sev 1961 season and less than a Maz- with two aboard. With all this But for the Mets, Adcock 35 V Inches. I don't know what the Los Angeles Angels matched eral days. He said Steve's eyes 2 ing start this year, has spanked support Kaat breezed to his sev- would have gone down in the it is." the club high of 104 by John were not Injured. 12 hits in his last 25 trips and enth victory in 11 decisions. books as the Paul Bunyan of the Aaron thought for a second. (Shano) Collins from 1910 to 1920. Skowron arrived at the hos took a .280 mark against the Bill Monbouquette cooled off Five U.S. Davis Cup Squad P. G. Then he volunteered, "maybe the Fox, the league's most valuable pital at 9:30 p.m. and he and Minnesota Twins Ust night :he Indians, who had won four air is lighter." player in 1959, had almost a .300 Adcock wasn't around Sunday his wife, Virginia, remained at "I've been getting some good In a row and nine of 12, pitching The only air-weighers present major league average until last when Lou Brock, a 5-11,170-pound i Steve's bedside for a half hour, pitchers and pinging the ball four-hitter. The Boston right- Players in 4th Round at London thought the air was pretty heavy. season's slump dropped him to rookie, hit a ball into the] Skowron had been unable to good," said Fox, who? turned 34 hander had a shutout going until They didn't have any Babe Ruth last Christmas Day. .294. bleachers in right center. Theyjget a plane In Baltimore without he eighth, when a walk and LONDON (AP) — Five mem- American Wightman Cup play- were all talking about that blow some delay so he borrowed team era air along, however. "It seems like I'm swinging He had an ailing elbow on his Gene Green's pinch homer gave ers also moved up in the Worn last night before the game be- For the benefit of future the bat better and the ball has throwing arm last year, but bers of the American Davis Cup mate Bob Turley's car and drove Cleveland its two runs. , tween the Braves and Mets. historians, it was a soggy, mushy, been falling where it counts. Naw, discounted that as the cause of squad advanced to the fourth en's division of the Gras home. Turley lives in Lutherville Lary posted his second victory Writers were pointing to the spot, Md., near Baltimore. humid night with an orange full I'm not doing anything different— his batting slump. "That only round, but four lower rated Courts tournament at the Queen's of the season after eight futile beyond a green batting screen, Skowron is expected to rejoin moon just peeping over the not after all these years." affected my throwing," said Club, the traditional last warm- tries and won for the first time players from the United States where Brock's ball landed. Big the club In time for tonight's bleachers. This is Nellie's 13th White Sox Nellie. since April 13 with his shutout were eliminated from the men's up for Wimbledon's famed all- Joe, 6-4, 220, was especially in-j game against the Orioles in Bal It just ain't safe In those season and for a while it ap- But could worrying about his over Washington. The 23-game singles of the London Tennis England championships starting terested. tlmore. bleachers any more. peared it might be as unlucky as fielding have cramped his tough winner of last year, hampered Championships yesterday. the Utli, last year, when Fox style at the plate, which so long by a sore shoulder recently and Monday. Slumped to .251 — his lowest bat- has annoyed rival pitchers? now 2-4, limited the Senators to Among the successful players "Maybe, Just a little bit," he six singles, walked one and were Whitney Reed, Chuck Mc- conceded. struck out five. Football Bowl Kinley, Jon Douglas, Chris Craw- NEW STORE HOURS! Fox had some cortisone treat- 11th for Drysdale ford and Donald Dell as well as Pro Boxing ment of the elbow last winter Don Drysdale of Los Angeles Australia's Rod Laver, the 1964 and the docter advised Nellie to notched his 11th victory of the Came Scheduled Wimbledon champion. Among In Ft. Lauderdale lay off bowling — he owns i season Tuesday night as the those eliminated were veteran OPEN DAILY 7:30 A. M. TO 9 P. M. bowling plant in St. Thomas, Pa, Dodgers moved out to a % game ardnar Muloy, Jack Frost, Ed FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. his home tpwn. "The doc told me advantage over the faltering San Friday, June 29 Rubinoff and Mike Neely. (AP) — Professional boxing was Saturday 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. the bowling ball was giving me Francisco Giants. Last season Reed, the No. 1 American, and banned yesterday on all city BUFFALO (AP) - Sixty-one more trouble than throwing Drysdale didn't get No. 11 unti McKinley, the No. 2 player routed property as a result of a Fort baseball," recounted Fox. of college football's prize players Sept. 4. Russia's Davis Cup stars in third Lauderdale commissioner's cam- of 1961 began setting up house- 1 His steady nine-hitter and his round matches. Reed, of paign begun with the death lest keeping in University of Buffalo STARTS TO DA eighth complete game, along with Alameda, Calif., defeated Tomas March of Benny (Kid) Paret. dormitories yesterday before get- some lusty hitting by Frank Lejus, 6-2, 6-1. McKinley, of The commission ruling made NCAA Champs ting down to 10 tough practice Howard, helped the Dodgers to St. Ann, Mo., ousted Sergei tpeclflc reference to War Me- days before the second annual a 3-2 victory over St. Louis while All-America Bow! of the Ameri- Likhachev, 7-5, 6-2. morial auditorium, where boxing To Tour Hawaii San Francisco was taking a 6-4 cards have been scheduled eight can football Coaches Association In other third rounders, Craw- ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — drubbing by the surprising Hous- or 10 times a year. Ohio State's Woody Hayes, head ford, of Piedmont, Calif., topped The University of Michigan's ton Colts. Mexico's Antonio Palafox, 6-2,4- Wrestling was not Included in coach of the East Squad, pre- newly crowned NCAA baseball In other National League 6, 6-3; Douglas, of Santa Monica, the ban. dicted a wide-open game June champions will leave tomorrow Cincinnati took over third Calif,, defeated Norway's Thor- C6mmlssioner William Mason 29 in Buffalo's War Memorial for a Hawaiian tour. from Pittsburgh by edging the Stadium. vald Moe, 9-7, 6-0; Dell Defeated began a campaign against bo* Athletic director Fritz Crisler Pirates 2-1. Chicago came from Will he build the usual Tuck- Britain's Roger Becker, 4-6, 6-2, Ing the day Paret's body was announced the plans yesterday behind to beat Philadelphia 9-5 eye ground attack around his 6-4; France's Pierre Darmon de- returned to Miami for burial. The following compeltion of arrange- and the New York Mets broke own Bob Ferguson and Syracuse's feated Mike Neely of Atlanta, Ga. Cuban fighter died after his ments with the sponsoring Ha a seven-same losing string, 6-5, Ernie Davis? 6-4, 3-6, 6-3; "Laver defeated Ed welterweight title bout in New waiian Interservlce League and against Milwaukee. "We'll have to wait a few days Rubinoff of Miami, Fla., 6-2, York City with Emile Griffith. the Hawaiian Baseball League. Howard's 10th homer of the and see how we get our blocking 7-5; Italy's Nicola Pietrangeli de- Mason said, "prize fighting does Michigan, which won the NCAA season got the Dodgers off to a combinations down," said Hayes, feated Keith Diepraam, of South Mule, if anything, for the c ' championship last Weekend in 2-0 lead in the first and he scored Africa. 6-3, 6-4, and Australia' VENT and smiled. "Then I probably tar* of a city. Omaha, will play a series with the winner on a misplayed won't say what we'll do." Rok Emerson conquered Jack "Boxing has turned Into a grue- Hosei University, Japan's collegi- grounder in the seventh, He wa Riding a one-game western win- Frost of Monterey, Calif., 6-1, some .exhibition where two menate champions, Friday through on third, Ron Fairly on first and ning streak is his opponent 6-3. are intent only on beating out Sunday and then will play nine there' was one out when Duki Murray Warmath of Minnesota, Abe Segal of South Africa each other's brains." games with military service Snider bounced bacK to the pitch- To counter Davis and Ferguson, downed Mulloy of Coral Gables, Fort Lauderdale, about 20 miles teams on the Island. er, Lindy McDaniel, who unac- Warmath will have the other hal Fla., in a second round meeting north of Miami, has 100,000 resi- Coach Don Lund will head a 16- countably threw to' first whil of the Associated Press All-Ameri- of old-timers, 6-2, 7-5. dents. man squad on the trip. Crisler Howard lumbered In with the ca backfield, quarterback Sandy In the distaff division, Mrs. will accompany the party. The winning run. Stephens of Minnesota and half- Karen Hantze Susman of Chula party returns home July 8. Houston right-hander Dick Far back Jimmy Saxton of Texas. Vista, Calif., crushed Mrs. Ber- N. Y. Harness The Wolverines will leave from rel choked off a Giant rally in The West won last year's lnau nice Vukovich of South Africa, Willow Run at 12:30 a.m. (EST) the ninth as the Colts won their gural, 30-20. 6-0 6-2, in the third round. In Commission tomorrow and arrive in Los An-fifth in six starts and knocked Assisting Warmath are Jack another third round contest geles at 4:38 a.m. (PCT). They San Francisco another game of Mollenkopf of Purdue and John Britain's Christine Truman, who #'t Bulge are due in Honolulu at 11:40 the pace. The Colts belted-Billy Ralston of Utah State. Hayes' was not seeded for the Wimble a.m. (Hawaiian time) the same O'Dell (7-6) for three runs in NEW YORK (AP) - The state staff Includes Ben Schwartz- don tournament, easily defeated just day. the first and were never headed. harness racing commission re- walder of Syracuse and Bill Mur- Mrs. Margaret Du Pont, captain Jerry Lynch's single, his third fused yesterday to lift the suspen ray of Duke. of the U. S. Wightman Cup team Take months to pay hit of the game, drove in Don slons of two drivers who finished The west squad of 31 men and6-3, 6-2. Columbia Back Blasingame with the run tha one-two in a May 29 program at the 30 Easterners meet their Donna Floyd of Arlington, Va. broke a 1-1 tie and pulled Cincin- Yonkers Raceway. coaches today at noon. Thereafter defeated Lea Pericoli of Italy] WHITEWALLS TUBELESS nati into a third-place tie with The decision was termed a To Newport these will be two-a-day workouts 6-4, 3-6, 6-4, in the second round. 00 the Pirates. It was the Reds sixth "final determination" by Spencer on the University of Buffalo Only 2 More Only 2 More NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - Co- victory in seven games with In other second round matches B Eddy one of the three com- practice field. lumbia, defending champion of Pittsburgh. Nancy Richey of San Angelo, missioners. The game will be nationally Tex., defeated Mrs. America's Cup, is back at the The Cubs collected their fifth Pauline You get more for your But he offered counsel for the televised (NBC) with the Buffalo Roberts of Britain, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3; area of her greatest triumph and straight victory in the comeback two drivers a chance to renew area blacked out. Carole Caldwell of Santa Monica, will be conditioned in preparation against the Phillies. Philadelphia Tire Dollar with their application for a stay at the Calif., defeated Mrs. Edda De for the trial races against three had a 5-3 lead going into the close of testimony in a continu- SYCAMORE THUBE-MAN Jaong of the Netherlands, 6-2, other potential defenders. ninth, but the Cubs jammed in w the NYLONAIRE ing public hearing on the sltua w 6-4; Gwyn Thomas of Cleveland The sleek, 12-meter yacht came six runs against five Philadel West date EHO 11 4 tlon that developed on the night Sycamore Lanes _.._ 9 6 defeated Karen Dening, of Aus Full 4-Ply into the Bay Harbor Monday phia pitchers. Red Bank Tlr« - 9 « of May 29. • when part of the Kilno'i Cltlet Bervies 8 7 tralia, 6-3, 7-5; Rita Bentley ol from New York, accompanied by Roger Craig's (4-9) seven-hitter it Long-wearjng Diene Rubber crowd rioted. Ancheltlno'j 8 Britain defeated Judy Alvarez o her two tenders. Companion and and home runs by Gene Wood s Amoco 9 In answer to lawyers who de- Beverageerag s 6 !! Tampa, Fla., 2-6, 7-5, 6-0, and •it Safety-fortified nylon cord Dispatch. ling and Joe Christopher were T . . b _. 4. 11 m a n d e d specficatlons that Phil's Turt Club Anna Dmitrieva, Russia's She was berthed at Newport the big items In the Mets vie 20O dill) — Don HoMrldee 212. Merle * Speedway-proved for tomplfcfraafety "something more than just a poor Bruno 223, Don Spurlock 226, Jack women's player, upset Elizabeth shipyard, opposite a rival, East- tory over Milwaukee, the sixth MnschPnros 203. Chet Woolley 201. 210; ride" or a "common interest" John Burnt 223. Mel Fowler 229, Ed Starkie, British Wightman You know what you're getting ern, which will attempt to dis- time In 10 meetings the league's were involved, Eddy said the Luc&Lucafs 200, Fred Bruno 221. JJohn 8&v- player, 6-3, 6-3. lodge her as the Cup defender tail-enders . have beaten the age 201, Ron Aschettmo 221. when you buy FJnttont only matter before him was the Four possible defenders, Co Braves. Eddie Mathews had hi: appeal from the suspensions for Ewnr MW flnrtoat On MtMUurai lumbia, Eastern, Nefertiti and 12th homer for the losers. I. Against dtfKU in mulnmalifr , violation of "the so-called con- Weatherly will meet In trial races and material! tor OM lilt «t tbt flict of interest rule." in mid-summer, the survivor to Major League 15-MONTH original tr«ad. 1 Against normal toad hatanla fcg- Those suspended were Charles take on the Australian challeng- Penn Runner cept repairable punctorsa) 4aomn- J. Fitzpatrick, Jr., 38, of War- er, Gretel, in September. ROAD HAZARD tend in avctyday panmiaw car «w l-r th» nnmtirr )lilno Antao, a Kenyan running Boston 4, Cleveland 2 (night) New York 6, Milwaukee 5 case, to be submitted by today. al scoring with 96 points. for Ireland, took the 220 dash in Detroit S, Washington 0 (night) Chicago 9, Philadelphia 5 (night) 21.8. Los Angeles 7, Kansas City 4 Los Angeles J, St. Louis 2 (night) (night) Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh 1 (night) SEE US NATS SIGN KERR Minnesota 9, Chicago 4 (night) Houston 6, San Francisco 4 SYRACUSE, N. Y. (AP) — The Today's Games and Probable (night) FOR TIRES Syracuse Nationals said yesterday Pitchers Today's Games and Probable they had signed John Kerr Washington (StenhoiiKe 4-2) at De- their star pivot man, for his troit (Moss) 6-6), 1:30 p.m. Pitchers where your dollar buys MILES more ninth season with the Nations Boston (Conley 6-6 and Cisco 4-4 Milwaukee (Clonlngcr 1-1) and Basketball Association club. or Colstad 1-0) at Cleveland Burdctle 5-4 or (Hcmlley 3-d) Thi> six-foot-nine veteran scored Perry 5-3 and I.ntmnn 3-4) (2), at New York (Davlnult 0-0 and STORES 1,304 nolnts last season. Ills best 5 p.m. Hunter 1-1) (2), 12:30 p.m. '1 DOWN Hi.i 1,176 rebounds established a Maple Ave. at White St. New York (Ford 3-4) at Balti- SI. Louis (Sndeckl 4-3) nt Los * | A W F F. K club record for one season more (Barber 5- ), 7 p.m. Angeles (Podres 3-6), 10 p.m. Red Bank—SH 7-5700 Kerr's contract was believed to Minnesota (Bonlkowskl 34) at Houston (Bruce 5-1) at San I'raii- 1410 AM v 105.5 FMbe for $18,000. Chicago (Herbert 4-4), 8 p.m. clsco (Marlchal 10-4), 3 p.m. 1000 Aibtiry Ave. Aibury Park MONMOUTH PARK RttULTS Dolph Sch'tyes, another Nats Los Angeles (Bowsflcld 14) at Chicago (Ellsworth 4-9) at Phil- PR 6-1700 APffft IACH RAC1 veteran, signed' his Z962-63 con- KansM City (Walker 7-4), I adelphla (Mahaffey 6-9), 7:03 tract last month. p.m. p.m. , June 20, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Holmdel Sets Swim, Play Programs AMSU& N0* ' ROiMQEL — The Recreation ' CommlMfon; will conduct its an- mm nual !e»m-io-swim program for toetl yoOagBters, 7 years and old- tr, stating Tuesday, through Aug. 7. Seven one-hour classes of in- Hfi. struction will be given at the maufair Eliwbeth YMCA Pool, Camp Arrowhead, SUPER ^J MARKETS Marlboro Township, on Tuesdays Berardi at 2:30 p.m. Aug. U and 21 will be set aside for rain dates. Perth U*PI#. has King-Size Savings... plus Instructions will be by YMCA aquatic instructors. Certificates New Jersey will be awarded. Total cost per student will be free King Korn Stamps! $8, which includes transportation. Buses will leave Holmdel Ele- THIS HAS TO FOOD mentary School at 2 p.m., with uinntom om mfioo SAiisna smmnsi • stop at Holmdel Village,1 and return after classes. The summer playground pro- gram will be conducted each Another MAYfAiR King-Size Savings! weekday from July 2 to Aug. 10, from 9 a.m. to noon. Registration will ba held July 3 at 9 a.m. in the elementary •chool, under the direction of BONELESS Mrs. Kenneth Wllley, director; Priew .ff.ciiw thr* Saturday, Jun. 23, 1WJ. Right to IWfc Miss Marilyn Young and Norman Miller, counselors, and Michael Sullivan and, Gary Homberger, Junior counselors. The commission hag announced that only children who have at- Cross Rib Roast tended school (kindergarten through eight grade) will be eli- gible to enroll and participate in the six-week program. Th» program will include free play, arts and crafts, special events and other activities. 72 Graduate SAVE 30- LB. At Marlboro EXTRA FREE MARLBORO — Muslo In Edu- cation was tha theme of this King Korn Stamps community's eight grada com- "Simply WbiKfarfuf-Top Choice-Young Western Steer-Grain Fed-Save 30c Ib. mencement exercises held last week in ths Central School In with these MAYFAIR Wickatunk. Superintendent of schools Rob- Bonus Coupons! Boneless Top Sirloin Roast ert A. Sena presented an award "Simply Wromferfu/"-Fre»h-Cot From Young Tender Porkers-Save 2Oc tb. to Angela M. Manw for bring the outstanding student of the RlbHa|f b class. Awards also ware pre. tented to Camilla Cosgrove, Wil- Pork loins 39c liam Ulbrich, Margant Kaka- lecz, and Evelyn Kowaldd by "Simply WonderfuT—Top Choios—Uan—Fork Tender "Simply Woncfcrfur—Frsih Made—Hot or Sweet Commander Oscar Bennett and Sov 40elb lb C Sw1Oclb lb Adjutant Daniel Bartram of the Cube Steak ' 89 Italian Sausage 69* Marlboro Post, American Legion, for their participation in a "Sate- ty" essay contest sponsored by ALl SE the Legion. Sensationally Priced! ^ Save 14'! 0To° Coffee Mr. Sena presented Qw 73 graduates to Harry V. Holmes, president of the Board of Educa- tion, who mads tin presentation of diplomas. He was assisted by John T. Prates, eighth grade FREE-SO-EXTRA teacher. King Kara Stsana Holland House The following reoetrad diplo- mas: Gall K. Ackennan, Paid Baerl, Anoinet MAYFAIR King-Size Savings! MAYFAIR'S FANTASTIC William Baker, Rudolph t>. Bar- bolini, Vincent E. Bellamy. Gary Wayne Bender, John 0. Bennett JUICE JAMBOREE III, Georgette'L. Boldman, Wil- Pineapple Juice Lind.n HOU» U Ol. an liam Boldman, Sheila Broza, Dorothea Catusco, Linda M. Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink ifndw Hew 46 a. an Clayton, Christ Conoraos, Louis Pink Grapefruit Juice Blinbird or Cardinal A6ot.un Conover, Donald Cottrell, Arlene Linden House Grape Drink quart can Lorraine Delbert, John W. Dri- SPRY ver, Frank Emnions, Marian E. Everson, James P. Furey, Ed- YOUR ward J. Gann, Joseph F. Gilpin, 5c OFF LABEL CHOICE Christine Theresa Hofmann and 4 88c Richard Hofmann. Robert Charles Holmes, Eunice P. Jackson, Douglas Johansen, Betty Ann Kakalecz, Margaret JELL-0 4 33 Kakalecz, Sandra Kenworthy, Patricia Konowalow, Evelyn Ko- Cook-Out walski, Sandra E. Laub, Linda E. C Leander, Frank T. Long, Vincent I*. 01 MoSl^-MAYFAIlt OWM Charcoal Briquets 20 t, 99 Luchenta, Jr., Doris L. Maghan, Swtff'»-3c Off Label Angela M- Manzo, Anna Louise Tip Top Assorted Drinks and Pink or Regular—Fresh Frozen Morgan, Albert A. Nemeth, Her- bert D. Nielsen, Joyce Ellen Noel, Peanut Butter " Tip Top Lemonade ««. uuipon ond purclm •! Wendel, Mary A. Williams, Rob- TWO I OL not. MUttOIHt ert Wilson and Richard Yoncak. ORANGE DRINK KRAFT CHEESE SLICES 14 Mayfalr's Own—Freshly Sliced—Save 20c Ib. EH«Hv< rtitu Kraft't— Fresh—Save 4c Sixth Grade J 2 6 lb. Party Held SPICED HAM 59c FRUIT SALAD 76 oz. jar RIVER PLAZA •- The Parent- Teacher Association of River Pla- California — Pink Meat - Sweet Eatin' ra School held its annual fare- well party for students of the Kisg Rom Stinps Wffft Inlt €*v%»n and purthaM of sixth grade last week in the II OZ. GOU) MAL school. Mrs. John Alexander, Mrs. Al- CANTALOUPES fred Vecchia and Mrs. Jean Wilt- shire, fifth grade mothers, along with Mrs. Bernard Setaro and Mrs. Anton O'Sage, sixth grade mothers, served almost 25 0 56 guests. Mrs. Frank Miller was chair- FREE-50-EXTRA ti Takes lm filled man of the hospitality committee, King Korn Stimps Miss Rita Quail, principal; Wh* Ihli coupon and purthttM mi Newman Springs Road A HAIP OI WHOII ton* Books To Get Your Evrett C. Curry, principal of WATERMELON Thompson School, and Mrs James McLaren, president of the FREE GIHt When You PTA, were among those who at tended. Red Bank Hart Webber provided dancx Save King Korn Stamps! music. Pleat* Cut All Coupons Apart for Sp—dnr Handlingl 'OPEN SUN. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. utaymr Ft adds up! More and more people use The Register a/- each Iwue because results come fast- er.—Advertisement. STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and 0VERGAR1) RED BA.NK REGISTER Vednevky, June 20,1962-^1 DAILY CROSSWORD 'mam vatic* mz-mi-m is g Todav'r I.JPntmdtr of ttf'iit r'HiiiTi B.Wotty f.'-< ~i >"., »r, rtkitlb math* POM 8.8kip,*»«, 23.Cbloei 3 Kinds of Budgets U.FCD'DMM •tone, on wax ri»:Ii.Tf[- u7t^M water 'M. Lenten. (Editor's aote: The Treasury And to add to the confuikm th» de la Kami* 10. Choice 27. An old j can be in the red or the black de- federal debt (which include* 13. Gazing taateof chicken rood TiOTIiS 33!' j pending on which set of books everything from youf U. S. Sav- 14. Cut off, 29. Bmell 33031 3D23 ings Bonds to the Treasury's «L» tops 11. Monster 31.Meu- you believe, Sam Dawson, AP 15. High, 13. Card ure iimr business news analyst, points out short term IOUS at the beaks) craggy hill 17. White- of in this, second of four self-con- will be close to $300 billion, up 16. Terrible plumed length 36. To be tained articles on the debate over almost $10 billion on the year. 18. Renounce herons 33. On the obligated the federal budget. There are three ways of fash- 22. Coin money 18. Over apex 37. M&rry ioning a federal budget as var- 25. Whale-oil 19. Assistant 31. Heredi. 38. Cover iously used by Congress, the cask 20. Rip tary 40. Excla- By SAM DAWSON | 26. Core Budget Bureau, or the V. S. 21. Sea factor mation NEW YORK (AP) - Uncle! Treasury and some government 27. Type of birds 35. Poems 12. Proceed MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY automobile Sam has his fingers in so many and private economists. Each 28. Too 2 3 4- » 7 8 things today that when he closes serves a different purpose in /CANXTKAPE 29. Aquatic fa his books on this fiscal year June showing the government's Impact MOKTY9 STILL AT •TOOIC HIM A I THESe INI OM mammals o i 30 it'll be hard to say how much on financial or economic affairs. THE H0SPJTAU8UT BOUQUET OF 30. Picnic areas he is behind. One way of figur- HS IS . FLOWERS'. I sowe A big storm, however, is blow- along road n a 14 ing will put him around $7 bil-ing up as to which of the three 32. Winter lion in the red, another at least should be used—the official or "blanket"* IS fa. It $8.5 billion behind, and still administrative budget, the cash 33. Past third will show him fairly close j budget or the national income 36. Nocturnal i& 19 zo 2) bird ^ to-breaking even. | accounts budget. Often when one 39. Produced 23 34 » shows a deficit, another shows a 11. Consider surplus/This is handy in political 43. French 5I» 27 Advanced lebate, but also sheds light on river thai is happening to the econ- 14. Root of 28 29 tha tiro ^ •my. 15. Mimics 3o 31 Kennedy Statement DOWN 85 President Kennedy put It this l.Falr V 33 33 34 35 ray at his news conference last ^ A ireek: By LEE FALK date 3b 37 at 39 i4dO THE PHANTOM S. Former "If the administrative budget Russian 41 41 rere balanced, the federal gov- I CAN'T fW THOSE LOOK, BUB-NOBODy ) TAKE IT OR ) PETERS, WHAT IS THIS? •rnment would be taking in about PRICES. THAT MEANS ,,„_„ SS O GOT TO / LEAVE IT' /1 BEEN A CUSTOMER title I GOT TO CHARGE /S25?Y 4. Indian 4* 45 14 billion more than it was spend- UH--THAT'STHE THE JUNGLE FOLK y"J0E weight Y/t ing" . BE DOUBLE THE > WAY IT IS, DOUBLE fe-zo- He was contending that the of- PRICE IT WAS L JOE, icial budget (more often than LAST MONTH f lot in the red) gave far from an" iccurate account. This, greatly simplified, f» how Bridge Column ;he three budgets work: By ALFRED SHEJNWOLD The administrative budget, let p by Congress in 1921, is the Research has established that one you hear about, the one the it was not Coniucious but some THE HANDS Congress debates, other Chinese saga who first de- It is proposed by the President clared: "Both sides play same North dealer in January and lists as expendi- suit, one side crazy." Ignorance North-South vulnerable NORTH tures sums for national defense, of ancient Chinese proverbs cost space research, foreign aid, ag- A AQ 5 2 Theodore L. Nelson MARK TRAIL By ED DODU declarer a slam on today's hand. V K 8 7 2 iculture, housing, commerce and South won the first trick with OK74 NORFOLK, Va. - Theodore I. xansportation, health and wel- GOCP HEAVENEj A MAN- HE WAS AS BIO AS A HORSE AND the ace of diamonds and drew • A 5 Nelson, Interior communication fare, education, veterans bene- WEST EAST DATING BEAR.<..WE'O WA9 CHARGING /\V BABV HERE... IP two rounds of trumps with the electrician third class, USN, sonfits, and interest (more than $9 BETTER GET THE I HAPNT BEAT HINV OFP WITH A AKJ 10 984*763 ace and queen. Then he led the of Mr. and Mrs, John T. Nelson billion a year in interest on the RANSER/ STICK HE'D HAVE KILLED HER/ jack of clubs and let it ride to V 4 rch2l to April If) LIBRA ISapt. 23 io Oct. 22) icKolnrshlp committee of the AN "WE _ THEY* DOM*T EVEM UKB Conditions sre improved now. #ipe«iallr Household' chores will wem Mjy. del Prior to the referendum, bids TAKES IT . TDOTHSf .- in tlie f ieldt of mmufacttiriAg and telling. ilirin out of the way, then lure fun. Lochsloa Club unanimously ap- will be let, contingent upon voter LEAVES A' TAURUS I April 20 to fcUy 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 Io NOT. 21) proved tho Matawan Regional approval. Atsum« rMponslbMltict r4trtta»lr. G* A problem warding nlati-rea will amh High School's choice of the de- •lowljr In au. matleri rl«ht now. be aoireil, ao r«lax and forget it. Frederic Messina, president of serving graduate for the club GEMINI (May IMoJw. 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 toD.c. 21) the board, said Monday that th» You'll find it difficult to concentrate. A»oM slmwinr nml» jnrertiawd Items to award. The award will be pre- M- 7(7iiMI hare la forfe yotiretctf. lot, which will also provide >pic» ime !e*a Inttmule than jroumclf. sented nt next Monday's com- for parking bicycles, should do CANCER Uun« 22 !o July 21) CAPRICORN (Dae, 22 Io Jan. 201 mencement exercises. (rf-t murh-nrroVd re«t aa a hfavy work lUyr- m illusions stwut a proposition. much to alleviate tho safety prot> loail /acf* you tomorrow. Look at Ihr faru from all antirx. William Siegfried and Mr. Hunt- lems nt the school. Provisions for LEO (July 2} to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (J.n. 71 to F.h. 19) er volunteered tn represent tho the lot at.tho wesl end of thft Unil a hand in atralghltflinf up th likely M> clrop in lul hotur, thrn riait frlmda, ejpeetedlr. Hsvo /refreiltmenU wallinf. club nt the June meetings of the school wore included when ovtr- VIR60 (Aaa. 22 io S.pr. 22) PISCES (Fab. 20 fa March 20) Matawan Borough Council. all school plans were drawn. P«oj*» at* taiVatjw, hot yon moat |tt A Irtikiwn fe*l'n( la natural after (IK The lot will mea«we 188 x TS fc«alle-lmMle'o( the paK few dan. Refreshment* wfcto served dur- Ing the social hour which fol- feet and be bounded with chain lowed. link fence. FOR MIX AUTOS AND TEUCXS AUTOS AND TRUCKS tOAfS It ACdSSOMB HELP SITUATIONS VANTE2SV, RED BANK REGISTER CAMBtM* ^— Nwt armsu, iaowl- WOMAN use PONTIAC - Four-floor. 44,000 | ~ 4 OMAN s * «M»« lana v v 22~WedrM*c%» Jane 20, 1962 CAR BUYERS origtaa! milt*, alto IMS yore, two-eew, Ctil P«r 4»7> » »«V. MUM b* an ar uu b« Why Pay Fartcy Prfcti? ISM CHRyELER/i/our <1W iSJdaa. CUt ML Efl e»«uog», «n l-Bati or aw-ttn. 'j &rc*rt -— (vnm. man BCHOOL Q (ntniu eu*s Mtf OrrU* ANNOUNCEMENTS iJ*>fMl ltu.k. ». I (962 FURNITURE iVMrr — OuSfTW. '"* wiUv ****" sl71JATl0r iS •.is. • 1 •».«. ZSv» ! f »*M*t fc, fcH 7<*»*. Priced Te S«y« Yeu Ai Much At If r>tain«nd 6-2S&S fioor Ford wigoc. kutoiiintlc, lull I»w«r, a, toottoU. wuk-*c4i. C*U tnttisfis. IJOST — <»*'<' tot***** with Kllr "* engine' Priced to Mil Out. Cal S72-WI0 Mking Wi& -"3 Biocd 8t.. Hed Bank _ _.. Ranewed CharmM, between SI. Anthony's Cimrcil after 6 p.m. Weekdsys. uytlnu *eek. Blue Jay SillboaS42-17t witMh EPEIUKNCED WAlTBEagES wanted, ends. _____ 1961 RENAULT DAUPHINE — Red. applH»i y 3Sin am perioi Holmdi-n st 1 EhorepoinRd.. H«lett Inn. , i(ht Hauttnx >nd Oil Job* GUARANTEED ; •ftt-TwaiuWa Cigar Store, jlonmomj Eic^ptlon&lly clean. Radio and heater, 'ralter. Fhone Dick (Cyi Btidemin S7 Red Bank. |150 reward. Call OS JSS6 CHRYSLEB — Two-door hardtop. whltewaUs. Being transferred. Muit lei) OB 1-Ol78 •_ ( WOMAN — For four half day* or two CaU SH l-«06J vem -or os i-seio. Automatic antl power. AH new tires. 7 full days for general housework. Must REFRIGERATOR Excellent condition. $695. SH 181&1 15785. SH 7-07(10 OALBRA1TH~SKIPF — SS T"~"inbDara LECTRICUN ANO CABLE 8PLICBR : have own transportation. Call SH 1-&123 Only $3.50 AWiik MODEL A F0P.il Converted to motor, 25 h.F>., Navy top, head, motor between 7-9 p.iji. -Deilres eitra work evjnlnis or WMk- Included! # TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION SCHOOL BUS — Good ..condition. short wheel apace. Good fi.r nno* plow- ust overhauled, In worthy. Dd«, will work tor contractor. ftH I- Call ng. Call aflrr 6 p.m. 291-2222. leajonalile, call 'aft-Slit alter 7 p.m: WOMAN WANTED e seen aJt, Highlands Marina, or call DOMESTICS Sectional sofa, matching club chair, two limed oak step tablet, town. Nfar Fort Monmoutli.WfEl Gate. ,1 8-30M. 'Best olfer over $1,000. ;ook-Vlouaekeeper. famtly of one, S80. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES large cocktail table, two decorator lamps with shadei and a 9x12 AUTOMOTIVE iT»49 FOrtf> -~ I'^ii [JicKun truck. $125. 18 LYMXN outboard, '25 h-p.. Johnaon. -'Wk-Houaeworker. ffoura 10-6:30. $55. uied • 10% down ^ook-Summer position, |75 rug. ' AUTOS AND TRUCKS Can be Been at 42 John St.. Keri lanopy, »teerln(f wheel, tarp. ?500. ln- Bank. New - 7-year flnanctny ndl doclt apace Shrewsbury Klver. vhambermald-Prlvate family, live In NEW Sli&LL ecrvlcp station for leaie. ROBB1NSVH-LE KM Leonard ville Rd., Belrord. Eicellent BEDROOM: Double dresser, tilting mirror, full size bookcase ' TRUCK BUYERS 1953 FORD COUNTRY 8QUIRE STA- TRAILER 8ALJSS. INC. ; General Houseworker- SfiO bualueaa opportunity. For Information bed, two vanity lamps and two throw rugs. TION WAGON — Automatic transmis- Rout* 130 RobDlnivllle. N- J LKHUAN — Marine conversion (or [ousekecper-Cook, family of one, S229. 11 Export 6-5537, 8:30 to 5 p.m. Brand new 1962 Dodse pickup Trucks. sion power steering and brakes. J14D5. JU M320 Chevrolet V-8. Complete with Warner iouseworker-Waltress. |75, country uv NM a. low a. 11,65 delivered fully OS 'l-OTG. DINETTE: Giant Size! Large extension table, four deluxe uphol- •QUlppad. No extras. No gimmicks. >elvet drive) hydraulic rever«e gear. Ing. rOR KEA8B — New modern Bunoco (From* pickup to a dlej-1). • Bee 1953 NASH — Radio, heater, running 1B56 BRENTWOOD TRAILER-8'138.' Uaed only three months, original cost DWARDS EMPLOYMENT AQENCS lervlce Station now under construction tered chairs. Choice of bronzetone, nubiao or chrome. S-rualt at F4H MOTORS, Inc., Route condition. SJO. Kxcellent conrlltioJi. Beasonable. 8-A (340, a»kln* J200. LI 2-2792 after 8. SO Broad 6t Zted Bank t Rt. 35, Keyport, to b» completed up' IS ODDOsite Bendlx, Eafontown, Author- Mlelevllle Trailer C!., Palmer Ave. LL A-OK — IT Shellcratt with head. SH roximately August t. Paid training h.p. Scott electric atarter outboard rogram for prospective leeaee. Naxt tna Boit* Dealer. U 2-11U. 1855 MERCURY — Two door hardtop, N1MK0P CAMPER — Like new camp- WAITRESSES-Over- 21. Experienced. ing trailer. Bleeps (our. Priced for nd trailer. In water. J10O0. CO 4- raining leiilon starts June 29 for nix- FIELD FURNITURE automatic, radio and heater, terrific Anxloua to work. Qood money. Call &42< «ek period. Write or call Sun Oil Co., AUTOS AND TRUCKS buy, $150 cash. Call 787-1634. quick Bale at 30 per cent oil original 0S73. 0807 after 4 p.m. 8ea Bright. co«t. Call LO 6-1152. VINRUDB KLECTRIC — 35 h.p.. UBUBU Bl., South Amboy. Phona PA Warehouse Department 1955 OLDSMOBILE — Two door 88, i200. MMercur y 4 ECTI 25 CA B323p 1 NURSES AID3 — 7 a.m. - a p.m. and •2300. radio and Ueater. Bftod transportation, iter 6 p.m. h.p., J125. CA B-3231) p.m to 21 p.m Year-round position. priced to sell. !»!). 3 Charles Ave. Apply, in person, Brtwkdale Nur»lng HRGB SPECIAL8 -- Awaiting your 7-11 E. FRONT STREET, KEYPORT, N. J. TRACTORS . SEAMAN — Like new, lapstrake lapectlon; tl) 6WK* square feet nhow- KeansliuTK. CO 41706 Home Hwy. 35. Ilazlet. jom building,' Highway 39, Cease or ull Inboard-outboard, v-itli trailer. Call 1 Store Hours: 9 - 6 Mon. thru Sat. — 9 - 9 Thurs. & Frl. 1953 CHEVROLET V-8 automatic. 1651 WORTHINQTON TRACTOR—flood ,1 i at* .. (2) 9 goal. Flr«t and »econd 31 Broad fit. Red Bank ill 1-7600 Must oell. Call LI 2-0906 after 7. experience needed. (19*39) lrfrtgagea. SH 1-43U or FO 3-2601. TRIPOD bumper Jack; translator 6 000. ' SPEEDBOAT wltii Mercury conver- radio, tar phones, carrying cut. Both 1958 OLBSMOB1M; — Full power, low MSUKANCE — Marina, outboard-all lon Inboard, 9300. Call after 0 p.m. mver uied. SII T-371T alter 4. mileage, excellent condition. Asking irms. Ro:«ton VYaierDury, Realtor, '47-263D for appointment. AVAILABLE STARTING MERCHANDISE WANTED J995. 291-0070, OS 1-3422. Ince 1U25. 16 W. Front St.. 8H 7-350O. BICYCLE — Converts boy-»;lH i2' ALUMINUM BOAT — Excellent SALARY $90. INSTRUCTION Taming wheels, kick stand, excellent, 'IANOS and muilcal Instruments 1047 INDIAN MOTORCYCLE — Com-roim CHANCE :onditlon, one-year old. Must sell, best 115. After S, 291-2233. wanted. Highest prices paid. H. Ten- pletely rebuilt. By pro. ?2S0., CO 1- Call «H 1-0482 aflor 6 p.m. ilGAN LESSONS — Eight week! sum 'IBEI1GLAS BOAT — 10 ft., llni Call OB 1-1370 REFRIGERATOR — *10. Full bed, zer, 306 Main Bt., Lakewood. 5258. :hor, seats Blx for fishing. Come O" — Fine condition, IrT- net course, $25. Small claases children _ • t _»r* r-i* 11 F. 1 1 -* .. .ntl adults, All makea of organs, rental complete, $10. lome save. Value, 5350. Will acce a 7'j h.p. Mercury niotor. S175 COLLEGE BOY — Nineteen or over WANT10JD 1057 BU1CK SPECIAL — Excellent con- vallnble. FLOKENCB HABBAUOH __ 787-0S84 UaillU ORIENTAL - dition. AH exlms. $500. 512-1535 be- rut olfer over S1U0. aeo at 8 Tride all. 787-2238 after 5 p.m. tor behind counter work at Eatontown llvd.. Neptune. H 7-5H9. MOVINO — Large refrigerator with CHINESE AND PKRSIAN tween 5-7 p.m. IVOOUPUSSY SAILBOAT — IV. KOO(i refreshment stand. Contact Mr, Dean >*HIKDMAN QALLlSlHlSa .UHP.'S SKIFF — 1960. 145 hours. or Mr. Wynberg, apply Sunday through ;OliF — Bowling chess, bridge. Tutor- freezer chest, excellent condition, $65. 1855 FORD — Slx-cyllnder. standard. 'amlly boRt. ready to Ball. Price $325. IR; English, mathematics, social itud. Marblelop dinette table and five chairs. PR 4-2143 BvenlDJt CA J-7482 09 li.n. Gray. Bleeps two, head, liydrau- 2ll SH 1-5321. Thursday in person at the Eatontown 1275. Call 291-2007 Ic Just painted. In water. OS 1-1346. Drive-In, Eatontown. a, science, reading. Courses begin- J35. 20" rotary power mower, $35. WANTED-Large desk with two Kgal- after 6 p.m. HULL AND TRAILER, bottom rib- Ing July 2, lil-UIH, evenings 6-0. Hollywood bed with box spring and slze tile drawers. Mahogany, walnut or •'OB INEXPENSIVE sallboatlng fun MAINTENANCE MAN—New Brunswick mattress, 525. Club chair with illpcover, frultwood. BH 1-0010, Ext. 2», » «.m. tu TH€Y GOTTA B€ 1861 PONTIAC BONNEVIL.LE — Qon- Tglased, steering wheel and cables, en- area, should have all around ability la vertible. Excellent condition, power. ice the SallfiEh or Bunfish at Boat ilosed front compartment, A real buy (10. Mahogany extension (able, $35. S p.m, dally. 3kl & Scooter Center, 75 White St. it S135. SH 1-7480. maintaining general plant equipment. Al«o end tablet, lamps. BH 1-6007. RI6HTB€FO2€W€ ARar 6 p.m. BH 7-0080. ted Bank. SH 1-1124^ Want man with good work record and OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, MERCHANDISE VERMONT P1NB TBESTLB table. 84x glassware, art object* and bric-a-brac. SEARS MOTOR SCOOTER — Thre« 5' DUNPHY LAPSTRAKE— Runabout. 18' ROWBOAT — 4' beam, flbergjaa. able to accept good, atcady, responsi- week! old, musi «ell. »2SO. CaU bottom, $85. Mercury engine 15 h.pbl. e position with reliable firm. Write FOR SALE 33^; matching benches. Old fashioned ImmedlaU cash (or anything and »v. wauaw 15 h.p Johnson. Brought new, used lc» cream frejier. BH 7-6U2. erythlni. Buioll'*, 2S But Front St., CO 14070 wo seasons. Ready for water. Sacri- d SO hQUT», t300. T87-O584. •B.P.," Box 5U, Red Bank. SH 1-1603. IMS MOA — Blue, J993. fice due to illness. 87SM2J1. 15 H.P. GRAY MARINE ENGINE — GARDENER-HANDYMAN _ To live on HAMMOND ALUMINUM COMBINATION Call Completely rebuilt. Anxtoua to sell. CA eatate. Write giving refetences, age, WDTO0W8 CASH PAID — For old mini, pret- 787-22M i It. CHRIS CRAFT RUNABOUT — •alary desired to "B.B.," Box 511, ORGAN STUDIO erably mad* prior to U40. Call PR «• 10 h.p.. electric Scott outboard. MANY 1-8775. 3710. W. T. fngntrom. iXTRAS. Asking |(50. SH 1-9598. Red Bank. OP A8BURY PARK Pick the bast... an OK 1856 FORD FAIRLANE — Four-door 12' CENTURY KAVEN —1960, 170 h.p. PAINTERS —.Apply on Job, Rtul tlammona Chord Organ . $5.99 acdui, radio and heater, whttewain, 12' ft. CEDAB ROWBOAT — Perfect Interceptor motor, ran 32 hours. Call Wood Estates. Mldtlletown. Turn eaBl Hammond Extravolce Organ We hava about 300 odd size windows Btandari 1] »n 60 "98" 4-door Hardtop er. Apply Rollo Trucking, 205 Broad across Acme lot) Broad, Bed Bank •PROWN'S broken. Six weeks old. Call SH 1-8327 Automatic, power steering, "59 PONT1AC BONNEVILLE SUDDEN SERVICE — Cellars, attics, way, Keyport. between 0-5 p.m. after 5 p.m. 59 "98" Hardtop Coupe yards. Also light trucking. Reasonable. 'RKSH COW MANURE—Direct frOL 32 Broad St. Red Bank 8H 1-7SO0 whitewall tires. '59 CHEVY 2-DR. HT (2) 59 "S-SS" Convertible FIRST CLASS BUTCHER — Five dayi •59 FORD — '58 CHEVY'S < 41 5» "88" Hardtop Sedan 787-1850 or LO 6-5388. ar leed jardj. }5 per ton. Fre« dellv. DESKS — »15 up, (lies |15 up, chalra, iROSSBRBD PUPPIES — Fmnales, a week. Telephone evenings. }ry within 25 mllca on five-ton loads. adding machines, typewriters manual seven weeks, Dacnshund-Beagl* cross. •57 FORD — '57 BUICK 68 "S-88" Hardtop Sedan LET ME CATEH YOUR TARTY — 872-U06 Mso pulverized, dry, composted ma- $10. SK 1-8728. '67 OHEVY—'66 CHEVY'S (21 58 "98" Hardtop Sedan and electric, office equipment etc. Large or (mall, hors de'oeuvres made nure, $2 per 50 lb. bag. Wrangle Brook mrgaln prices. New or used. AAO DeBK •5S OLDS 2-ER. HARDTOP REAL ESTATE SELESMAN — Excel- •"arms, K.D. 2, Jackson, N. J. OL !• '55 OHEVY — '55 FORD to order, SH 1-0008. lent opportunity for qualified person Co. Rt. 35. Oakfcurst, KB 1-3890. BUICKS WEEK-END PAINTERS — We pain 1231. •64 CHEVY to become satefl manager. BH 1-1420. HAMILTON DRUSSR — Perlect condl' REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 59 Electra Convertible houses Inside and out. Fences, garages, COUTH BED with mattreis, 120. At, STATION WAGONS 59 Le Sabre 4-door Hardtop etc. Our Iree estimate will really sur- EXPERIENCED PAINTER WANTED Ion, $75. •5i) FORD '68 PLYMOUTH prise you. call SH 1-2595 after 8i p.m Call after 5 p.m. :hest or drawers, »10. Call 7r- OI'KItATOltH - nuttoDholp, sins furniture, civil War books. Appraisals SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. perlnncu. l^ree estimates. Sli 1-9401 eri'iice.i. Alreoiiilltioned liouje. Sit 1- nppdlo, blind ntllctl. Expprlcncpn prps made. Oilman. KB 1-14B7. JUechlng field added. Kackhoa work. or 787-4335 alter 8 p.m. ONE YEAR ONE DAY 'JIM. . fsiilrl-Ro.MP tiportswenr. l'ort Rloi V. II. Wilson. 811 1-1810. uth. 7SVj:in. _ Appliance Repairs Plumbing and Heating ElAVAItll3~EMPL0YMBNT AflENC Fuel Oil —Heating mm (|pnir*''f, hut not iir*i:rs«ary, Kond Ai'I'LIANCE REPAIR and Initalla- INSTALLATION miliiry, tlv.--(lH)' wivk. ll.ivslmr,- mm fH¥riAjf"^l'iiiniWng^nS OR •Smcrrlty ami ability with high etlltt tlon Re.iklcntlal and commercial wlr- FUEL OIL A IIBAT1NO—Call 811 1- Oil burner service. 24-hour Wrllp "A.M.," Hox 511. lU'il H;inli. inB Alkn Electric. SH 10012. 06W. OH Delivery, Inc., Betvlce h BH 7-1627. IN l'LACKMKNT.1 Sales. 3 Herbert 8t, Red Dank, WOMAN' For giMirr.il hii>isiltloii^ IHT.IOII. KXCPIUM' ami all Ihost llttli jobs. Evening! LO 1'ltorlunlty Id Rrow with active offlc Auctioneer khi-l» -- plcro warli. 0-1714. Booting, Siding and Irumlatlon MAlllS l,lv*> In or out JtVJtio wprk A. FRED MAFFEO AGENC\ 11 o. COATS — An essential Auction N.J. 8TATK UMI'LOYMKNT HKItVICK Appraisal Horvlce. "anywhere." 2«8 Insurance fnaulatlon A Siding Corp. Certified <8 K. Front HI. Itrd Ilnnk 7.1.1 Ilrond SI. Mirewnnur Norwood AVB.. Deal. Pnont KEilogg Johns Manvltls contractor, en &-H01 ABILITY • SERVICE) . Dependability or Adam Llnrmayer 291-0301. NO KEK CIIAUOKl) an Iran 1-3181. 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS H'l'HNOOltAl'IIKIt Wrlt*^ "A.Y.T" H(W when you lnsurt your HOME, AUTO, OLHON CO. INC.—ltooflng. Biding I 511, /ilalliif! agi', eiiiottcnra mill salary yacht, outboard. Insurance througu lixulatloa I»itall«a and guarutMd RD., RED BANK • Irslrril. Kvery ordir A nnpllrant our flpACInfty Auto and Truck Rental AjUIBTHONa AaENCY, SII 1-4500. for 10 year«. Pit 6O705— 39UM40. J Brond St.. Hed Hank HII 7-3r >>th«r occlfOrills. (Tall Painting and Decorating «>!•• BtrvlC« •UPBIIII Bill SMI il^jTU)iETt~^~New~homes room aiT Ma frMPtci Ave. Liitii nilvsr. Foi EXCLUSIVE FRIGIKING DEALER FOR MONMOUTH COUNTY 3 p.m. and II p.m.. Write •Wi". dlunns. bassmenl and attlo rooms, LOUIS CAB8AN — Painttr, decorator prompt horn* s«r*lo* or frs« chsokup HKNIOlf liiiu, "- fiarn nioney tor i-a] kitchens, garage, repairs and alter- papsrhanisr. 2» riari «xperlenfl«. M on your Eiscttolui. call PX »4MI •' Box 511, Red Hank, N. J. IPKP Efflrlent lynlsl, filltij. gtnera ations. Herbert JBIfanreucti. >Wn*fc JTSW MONMOOTK - Four txHroom Partners 'anny Freylette. books for summer vacations. competes with the adult laboi jvill welcome volunteer! willing ipllt. l',4 baths, recreation room, patio, icro«n», wall to i»»II Carpeting, sew. IDOUBTOWN Please" and "Skip to My Low," Afternoon children partlcipat- to put bookshelves in order, act •Mr ichooli ud' (hopplnt. Lily-Tulle >r», laragt, dry buemunL May as MUST MOVE Add a significant number ol area, 1118 p«r month. Fp 1B2IT. mmi *',<, pir cent ot mortgage, ig were Robert Haines, Thomas as pages and be generally use- 118,200. BH l-233». 'hsrtnlrtf custom-built, four-year old -LEGAL NOTICE private school pupils and college And yet, there are early sign.' CCWANFORT — Thrtie-tjmtroom ranch olonlal. On one-acrft woixted lami rennan, Beverly Flynn, Guilio "teenage trouble" traditional!) ful. In addition to two paid part- with imp. July occupancy, 1139. KBMIDDUCTOVVN - Eight rooms, XUVt Ith brook, lawn a showpiece. 24' undergraduates, multiply by a 1I8U or LI J-UM. paneled recreation room, fireplace, vtnff room. Early American style usco, Katherine Hickley, Ray time factor and wonder, as we revalent in the summer and ol time pages, the Asbury Park Li- lUdy, (crag*, t>u*m«it, tbret bad nlng roamci«odants irady, Janet Verrone, Robert meeting that empty beer cans Book Fair sponsored by Friends bttha, ceotrslly located, owner u IMOU >ortatton. Excellent school. Two mlier iiy virtue at a writ 01 execution 1, isk, Linda Angus, Daniel Quinn, emphasis on acceleration, cur- Mint grounds, 881-221)7. morninu. *HH ' om Fort Monmouth. 811 1-4104. U(J homas D'Arcangelis, Martin JNEW HOUSBS — fiiret; S>"urfive rhrcs bedrooms, 1*6 bath* Especially QHLANDS — • Four-room tuiuae oi unicipal beach there. When th. iced young help. Those inter- be4'oom», l'A-3 b»Mi«. Science kitchen, ,u vendue, al tbu Cuurt Huuse In tin structive use of free time has iHractivB Frlftdtlre kitchen. Bale- :lll. Oil heat. Full bairrnenl Ideal foi ^uruu^u uf Fretsnold, County ot Uun ogt, Kevin Carver, Raymond 'gulated season officially opens ested in typing, sorting and sell- KM heat, recrefttion room, dpn. Decmint. , lf,0x!50 landicnpci lot. Very uple. Call 872173S. been implemented by our schools. orate to suit. 1149, (169, 1198 pel .loutn, Ni-w JerBty, on Monday til. orbelt, Dnreen Ryan and Ken er good" neighborhood. Fairly priced at ,iid liny .uf July. i*&, at 1 ocluvfe, ! expects a decline in such ac ng should notify Mrs. Norman T. month. Call HU 7-M83 »« _L£;t__ AZLJTT ~ Ca|»e Cod. Two years ohl J Is there a carry-over into sum- »2B,W>. ttlTiOO, PHIMP J. BOWERB •ur rooms, unrinlshed attic. AKsumc . , M. Prevailing Time. th Switzer. nly, but extra officers havi 5auer or Mrs. Joseph M. Schofel. lUMMER IWffAlWungT3~to~Au|[u>' CO, Real Estate since 1801. WALTEH g^Ke. Many extras. CO 4-03^7. AlAj tl)aL c^rtnln tract or parcel bi mer? Is the load so heavy that 53, Atlantic Hl|hla.nls, New two-hen- 8. OVERTON, AKUlate, 80 White St., .and and urfmlseB, liereinafter pajrli three months are needed for re- een put on duty weekends sinci Needs Volunteer! roQm home, furnished. Overlooks Sandy Red Bank, Oppoille Municipal Parking .AfUTAN — Poplar St. New Ul-level. ,-ularly UescrlDetl, aituale. lying and be Hook. Ideal (or couple. Reasonable, Iund curfew for teenagers aisc tions chairman for Asbury Park, iNB —•Blit room bungalow, two ONLY ONE AK HILL — Middletown. SVjur-bcd. Jersey. Big Peach Butt-porch. 9130 per month. 8H wm ranch with lirlck and shake trim ISEiNO lots nuin6er» 18, 17, 16, is The much-criticized teenager is been introduced in the bor would like some volunteers to i ThrM-bearoom, l'i balb Hindi nestleil Intrftoca hall, living room with fire- and a halt ol 1M. Number 14 in Ulock I-TT7T. In trcei, lake rlehli. Owner moved lace, dlnlns room, Urge kitchen with a, on a map eiUUiett "Map vt liuWtl may be hard put these days to gh. help run Youth Week in August. out Qood buy. Asking (22,600., allnK area, full basement, two-c&r Intf Sltea on itumson Hoa<] opposite Crop Likely justify a summer of "loafing." In Patrol Park A dog show and swimming and NAVBSWK ASSOCIATES, RBALTOM amgc $38,000. OS 1-2779. de» Bright, Mew Jersey, belonging lu WANTED TO RENT i3< Kwy 33, tllddletown. OS 1-0600. William W. Conuver, made by William most cases, parents ask no more, Red Bank Police Chief Georgi track meets for younger children tSUBEfi. MULTIPLE tlSTIHO IVER PLAZA — Six-room ranch. Coo H. DeNyse, Burveyor Jtc, November TRENTON New Jersey •actor built lot self. On U acre. Three wtri, A. u. lBiir*. whicb said mail is but are happy to see at least part '. Clayton has assigned a patrol will be partially supervised by •drooma. oil hot watpr heat, fireplace, hould have ample supplies of INTEH RACIAL on file In the Clerk's orflce ol Mon- of the time used profitably. teenagers. •ee»"w«v, parnKC. Ncrtr Navpelnlt rlv- inoulh County, New Jersey. er two important tree fruit lan to Marine Park nightly from MEW SHItEWsmJllV, tour-bedroom S23.5OO. Extra Saracen and/or bolt Varied Activities FURNISHED CapH Cod. Many excellent features. ise oiitionnl. SH 7-2316. UECUNNING al n ttnke •landing at rops this year. to midnight for the summer tc Jack Moody, superintendent of Best buy around it 112,900. 10 per cen the intersectlDn ol trie west line of The range of "profitable" ac- iscourage trouble with cars and recreation in Middletown, will Waterman Avenue, w!m tli« imrUi line The New Jersey Crop Report- APARTMENTS down. Hll I-UBS. " tit Lincoln Avenue, sulit stake being al tivities anticipated extends far rinking. The practice, initiated employ 28 college student! as COLONIAL STXLE — LOTS AND ACREAGE Uie southeast corner uf Li.t Numlier 16 ng Service's first forecast of 1 beyond gainful employment. High ast summer, has elminiated lifeguards and beach boys and Home, Hires bedrooms, l ,^ baths, fire on the map above referred to; thence 962 peach production indicates a WANTED ilace. full dry basement. Good closet [ALF-ACRE LOT — New Monraouth, il). In u westerly direction 225 feet schools are offering remedial and iroblems there, he said. six for maintenance work. He tact. Screened parch, nlc. yard. ear schools and bus line. Call after to a slake; ihcnce (2) northerly along million bushel crop, 47 per ta,m. HKDDKN AQENCY, 301 Mapli p.m. OB 1-0G28. the line of lanjl previously conveyed advancement courses lor credit Through the efforts of public has said he, would be happy'to - For Employees of Ave., corner Bargen PI., Red Bank by William W. Conover In his lifetime «t above last year. The fore- BII 1-5060. Member Multiple Listing KUMBON to Ellen P. KelloeK, >S0 leel to a and "enrichment programs" de 'ficials and volunteers, teen dis- have teenage volunteers to help BELL TELEPHONE Building lots, good section. J50OO. stake being In the division line of lands st for apples Is not yet avail- signed to broaden vistas and ex- irbance will be kept to a rrffni- with young children on the play- FAlll HAVEN^— Three-bedroom ranch McQowan Agency conveyed by W. W. Conover In hla ble, but prospects are good. lifetime to said Ellen P. Kellogg and perience. Summer reading is en- num. Much of it, they say, is grounds. LABORATORIES fireplace, electrlo science kitchen with It River Road. Red Bank Last year, only 1.7 million bush- (tlsUwashec and two wait ovens. IVt BH 1-3000 O. O. Waterman; thence (3) Easterly couraged by suggested lists pre aused by northern county resi- baths, full finished basement, two-car along lands conveyed by W. W Con Is of peaches were produced in Municipal recreational facilities Juna through September garage. Many eitras. 8IJ 1-3.142. .TTENTION BUILDBRB! 88 acres, over In hl« lifetime to O . O. WateWter pared by libraries and teachers lents to whom Monmouth's will offer myriad activities. In ver mile frontage, on hard surface man. and paHllel tio th' e first course ie Garden State. The low pro- RED BANK — SeveD room house, ga- oad, flat terrain, some trees. Minutes above stated, "'a feet tn the west line Teenage travel, foreign and do eaches and boardwalks are a Red Bank, John F. Moses, acting Phon. 949-5467 rage, two bathrooms. All Improvements. •om Hwy 35. Bell Laba and LHv. of Waterman Avenue; thence tit alonR uction reflected damage done to Newly painted. 811 1-652Q. Mllp. ',4 ncro toning, terma. THOMP- mestic, is big business for travel lot-weather mecca. director, has announced pro- SON AND BARTELL, Beallors. Sit 7- west line of Waterman Avenue. 150 reesin the 1960 hurricane. The agents and tour sponsors. A PHOFESBOR WISHES to rent on year, OWNER TRANSFERRED—Seven-yea 1600. feet to the point or place of Begin, stimate for 1962 is well above The Institute of Life Insurance grams in tennis, shuffleboard, ly loan, three bedroom home, Sentun. old, elKht-roora split level, Middletown nine. variety of physical activity is of- ber or earlier occupancy, KumBon, First «16,900 lakes It. 03 1-1034. It being Intended hpreby to convey verage but below the record stimates that 2>/2 million boys baseball, softball and golf, all ralrvlaw. Little Silver area. Finest all the remainder of Block B on thi open to teenagers. rifarcncef. May be Intereitetl In pur- MIDDLETOWN — New ranch home REAL ESTATE WANfEI> map above referred to not heretofore top of 2.8 million bushels, har- md girls will be looking for jobs chasing alter onk year. Tel. Fit 7-lot)8- (3,200 down to assume & per cent conveyed to O. O. Waterman and El-vested in 1960 before the hurri- his summer. In Monmouth Coun- Free movies on the municipal Wllion. mortgage. Corner lot. Three bedrooms, iTJUH.FlVE BEDHOOM home, good ien p. Kellojg by W. W. Conover In dining room, tile bath, full basement, :ondltlon. Dlgrt'led location. Red Bank, his lifetime, or by a. o. Waterman. cane struck. y there are' many, as attested by beach on Wednesdays are a fea- UKFURNIBHKD-Threobedroom home, attached garage. Aluminum combi jlttlfl Rllver, Fair Haven. Rumson. On- Executor to O. O. Waterman, Jr., and 1 ture of Middletown's plans. Also Tlflbilty Mlddletown-Keyport. Car room. tlon doors and windows, wall-to-wal! er S20.0M Principals only. CO 4-4888. are the same lands described In the TV Key he 153 classified ads' placed in Two adultl, two children (9 and 10), rpatlnnr. Phone 787-4153. 116,200. Deed from Annla P. Waterman, and Bloom period this year was ac- The Register In a special no- available are free tennis instruc- 1100. 8H X-TJ04. Listings nanteil by new Bed Bank husband to party or the first part by NEW ilONMOUTH — 7«i room split, office. Deed dated January 6, 1910. as ap- :e!ebrated during the warm pe- harge section. tion, outdoor basketball and 24 TWO OR THRBB BEDKOOM HOME. three bedrooms, H4 buths, 1<'11A up T41-7200 neora recorded. In Boole R68 of Deeilti iod of late April and there was CALL prutfled 118,600, Job waiting In Arizona, Page 1S2 In the Monmoulh County The scope of their offerings baseball and softball diamonds 92* Will Belt ul ?17.W0. US 1.24SJ. PHILIP J. BOWERS CO. ittle damage from frost. Peach- Previews Real Estate Since 1894 (Mark's Office. hows their willingness to dial- throughout the township. The mu- BELL MBS employee wants unfur- MIDHLETOWN—Three-bedroom ranch Excepting and reserving out thefe is are now sizing and last week's 1 WALTER B. OVERTON enge the labor market. Where nicipal beach charges residents nlihsd Isrga family house on long term tile batb, full basement, uaraKi . 11)0: Affiliate from a portion of the one half of Lol Ifltatt tor option to buy before Septem- 150 lot. Near St. Mary's churcll. 1m Number 14, the portion so reserved It rainfall was very helpful in this Today's top televisionshows a ob are not available, they are only $4 for the season. ber, Rumson-Fair Haven preferred mediate occupancy. OS 12239 0 White Bt. Red Bank us follows: Nnmelv 16 feet In wldl respect. s Mlddittown aeoonil. BH 7-< The late April warm spell al- FULLY FURNI8HBI) — Apartment ot five rooms,, full, dry cellar, large attic, OUR 11OMK WANTEU — Wily list Immediately taut ot the Kellogg dl Key's staff of experts who at- mands Jor themselves. Summer school beckon! also. 'hoxua. 'July 1 to December 31, 1962. vith UB7 Wo advertlso extensively in ;o brought New Jersey apples in- porches, oil heat, two-car detached he newspapers, radio and publish a vision line referred to In the abov. tend rehearsals, watch screening! Mrs. Isabella Patterson, chief By foreign service officer and family. garage, 100 x 1(10 Ideal for boatman, description. .o bloom with a rusrt, with peak Show Enterprise Two or thre« bedroomn. 8H 1-4S09. Atklng IIS.OOO, .Private sale. WH 6-4589. atalog for home leekera. We are menr- It Is acreeiJ Bnd unflemtooil thflt thi and analyze scripts in New Yorl clerk of County School Superin- trs of th« TWR. a national real estate lowering occurring earlier than Yard work, baby sitting and TOUNO BXBCUT1VIS — inference NO LEGAL FEES — 5',i per ceni referral service, W« are "Home Trad- party of the first part herein name and Hollywood. wanu house to rBnt RumBon*Falr Haver, shall linve the use of the land ahov :lerking positions are commonly tendent Earl B. Garrison'i office, mortgage, 10 per cent down on this !rs" • two offices, 11 full time sales reserved ihe same nelnn a strip If lsual. Weather conditions were aiea. Minimum nteil-thrr-e bedroom), completely redecorated three bedroom leople. Call WALKER & WALKER, ivailable In the summer. The en-notes an ever-increasing curricu- 1!4 bathi, den or porch, an 7-M5», 'eet In width for the purpose of gain. Favorable for pollination and the split level home. Lovely neighborhood. Realtora. Membera Red Bank Ares Ing access tr» the lands hereby con. WAGON TRAIN. "The Captai erprising have advertised them- lum offered during the summer. OBNTLKMAN with two sons, noeds Completely cyclone fenced yard, l'/j Uultipls Listing Service. Shrewsbury, veved from Lincoln Avenue. set of fruit ig good. Dan Brady Story." (Repeat) A two-bedroom apartment or hou«e lm- bathi, basement and garage. Full prlc ll 1.11211 and Mazlet. O3 1-2I20-' Bclnc commonly known and desls lelves for underwater work, Courses for credit will be held at 116,tOO. WALKER A WALKER. Real. intriguing show. Joseph Cotte rmsdlately, prefer Red Bank-River Plaza WE NEED LINSTINOS of four-bed natPd ns No. 10 Waterman Avenue, Nationally, both peach and ap- lorse exercising and spraying Asbury Park High School, St. aita. R«l»r«nces. Call BH 1-1T30, Mr. tors, Hwy 35, Hallet. CO i-5311, OS V room ranches, »18,000 to 528,000. Also Rumaon. New Jersey, Jle productions is expected to be plays an aEed wild west shov Harris or SH 1-6317. 2126. •cntals from $100 to $200, Middletown Tho approximate amount of the JudB ruit trees. Coveted beach and re-Rose's in Belmar and Long NEWLYWED OR RETIREMEN' area. SHOREWAY REALTY CO., Hwyment (o be satisfied by said sale I; smaller than last year but above impresario and one-time frontie; sort jobs, usually filled by col Branch High School. RANCH—Has two bedrooms, IMi baths, 3.1, Holmdel (off Union Ave.). CO 4- the Bum nf $57,000 together with thi iverage. hero who longs to get back intc FURNISHED ROOMS den, lovely living room, dining room ?010. costs or this .s»le. lege students helping to meet ex- For some students, flunked and nice kitchen with electric range FOUR BEDROOM HOME — Two baths, IRA E. WOIXOTT, Sheriff. harness as a scout. His ambition penses, are "signed up" months subjects and weak areas will be and dishwasher. Excellent Rumsr» en. Under 1,28,000. Little Bllvcr, Fair Dated May 22. 1962 fanned by his Indian companion neighborhood, nicely shrubbed propcrt; Parsons. Canzona, Blair -LEGAL NOTICE before the season opens. Year-to- given attention. For others there ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD Haven, Rumson, Principals only. SH 1- leads to nothing but trouble anc WAY8IDB RESIDENCE, West Park 135x151. A real charmer at 123,500 340 between fi-6:30 p.m. * Warren, Atty's. year returnees and their friends are enrichment programs such as Ave.A , Wayside. Brand new ranch build- Kusiell M. Borus Realtors, 600 Rive 1 COURT OF NEW j almost total disaster for everyon Log, R<1., Fair Haven. 811 7-45^2. Membei It pays to advertise in The June 6. 13. 20. 27 J62.3 CHANCERY DIVISION reduce chances for local students' L All l mmealse , laundry and care. Call Bunk Register I MONMOUTH COUNTV that at Rumson-Fair Haven Re- KB 1-»8S>3»8S>3. Multiple Listing Service. he contacts. Cotten is an exce' 11-H7 MOTICK OF SETTLEMENT employment. gional Higgh School, where reme- IARMINO UOOMS — Bcautl- WATERFRONT, DEEP WATER CHAN SHBHIFF'S SA1,R lent guest and all the regula felly rurniahed, TV, air conditioned, NEL — Older lat'ge family horn • LEGAL NOTICE- IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE Many teenagers are enjoying dial work will also be done. Week or month, rrt S-3QT3. Spacious entrance foyer. Living rooi SUPERIOR rounx OK NKW -TEUSE OP JOSEPHINE BETTY ROBERTS. are in good form. 7:30 p.m. NB< stone fireplace. Dining room, TV room NOTICE CHANCKRY DIVISION DECEASED. new experiences'"through volun- Part of the enrichment program Uina. KUUMUUMS - Clean and com NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That l ReaaonablRbl a ratest . QQarage. Powder room. Family Kitchen, Foui Talte Notice that Andrew L. Zurich MOJfMOUTH COUNTY HOWARD K. SMITH. "Will Sec teer work. Often first-hand knowl- Includes a series of field trips to prelerrsd. 92 Wallacs St. bedrooms, fireplace. Two baths. Thr and Jean B. Zurich,. T/A Downgea Docket Ko. F 2548-61 he Flrat Intermediate Account or Al- retary of State Dean Rusk Com bedrooms, bath, third floor. Plot 11 ARROW SAVINGS AND LOAN AS^ Fred Roberts as Trustee and National edge of prospective careers is be sponsored by the school. A 400. Transferred owner. I27.60Q Beach Hotel, Inc. has applied to the Newark & Essex Bank, as Substituted Mayor and Council of Sea Bright Bor- SOCIATION a New Jersey corporation, Truitee of the Trust created under Home From Europe with Decl gained by youths helping out dur-three-week course in biology will • RUMSON HOTEL LAWRENCE J. SCHILUNQ, REALTO ough for a Plenary Retail Consumption Plaintiff vs.: THEODOHE L. DUN 1 Gracious living, charming atmosphere, 16 Spring St., Red Bank. SH 7-412: CAN and VIRGINIA DUNCAN, h Paragraph SECOND ot the Last Will sions or Divisions in the Westeri ing the summer. be held from Aug. 8 through 28. Ons or two-room suites, day, week ot MEMBER. MULTIPLE L1STINO. License C-6. for premises situated anil Testament ol Josephine Betty year round. Enjoy private beach club, .00 Ocean Avenue, Bea Bright, N. J, wife. Defendants Robert!, Deceased, o[ their adminis- Alliance?" This is the questioi Rlverview and Monmouth Me- It will provide one week at the cocktail lounge, continental, dining IMMACULATE RANCH — In Shrew: Officers By virtue of a writ of execution li tration of said Trust for th« period under discussion tonight as Mi 'room. 10 Waterman Ave,, Rumson, One bury estate area. Six rooms, with ce Andrew L. Zurich, President the above stated action to me (1) made on a standard by warranty deed to Theodore I* Dun Corporation of the Slate of New WESTINGHOUSE PRESENT roposal farm, (2> enclosed In the can and Virginia Duncan, husband an constructive pastimes suggested, SH 1-41)30 TWO-FAMILY — Modern, two yea wifrc, on July 10, 1901, which deed wn Jerji'y, Plaintiff ya: BBRNHARD W. "The First Day." Roger 0. H according to Mrs. Ray Townsend, MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING old. Three bedrooms, living, kltcher special addressed envelope, (3) accom- HBINEL, et ui et al, Defendants there will be many teenagers dinette. Hi tiled haths each side. PH. panied by a certified check drawn to recorded on Julv 12, 1061 in Book 30fl son's original TV play touches i director of volunteers, 150 to 200 approved. $2,000 down, 30 years. Be: trie order of Ihe Treasurer of the or Deeds ot Monraouth County, By virtue of a writ of execution In joining in family trips and home $13,900 State of New Jersey, or a bid bond, page 347. the above Blated action to me di- a vital subject with sensitivil girls and a few boys will be used ford. Call 08 1-2751 or 291-2960. The approximate amount of the lud rected, I shall expo.ie for sale at pub- projects. The local beaches are No down payment to qualified VA mry ot which RIIBH not be ipsa than and perception. His theme is th; in a number of departments. A ila. Clean, allT&cl.ve two-l>edroom GRACIOUS EARLY AMERICAN C( 0 o of tho amount of the bid, and ment to be satisfied by said sale la venilue, at Ihe Court House In the bound to be packed with groups _ h Largo patio, expansion attic. LONIAL— Center hall, large living rooi A) delivered at the above place on the sum of 19,400.00 together with thi Borough of Freehold, County or Mon-society is afraid of the persi three-week orientation session in 50x200 tenced tn. with fireplace and beamed celling. Fu or before the hour named as no bid coots ot this aale. mouth. New Jersey, on Monday the who has had a mental breal March prepared them to handle of young people bound loosely by dining room with fireplace and built-l will bo accepted after the hour tippet- Dated May 16, 1062 2nd day of July, 1902, at 2 o'clock. transistor radios, decks of cards CASEY'S AGENCY cupboards. Paneled den with bar. Bea fled. Bids not so submitted wfll be IIU E, WOLCOTT, Sheriff. P.M. Prevailing Time. djwn, and that the patient w linen, make beds, answer lights, Highway 35, Hazlet, N. J. tlfully remodeled kitchen with din considered Informal ft in] w]ll bo re- Zuker. Goldberg & Wol»8, Atty's. ALL, that tract or parcel of land, and suntan lotion. The drive-in washer and wall oven. Powder room eded. The Director reserves the right situate, IvlnR and ItiMiiK In the Town- feels cured suffers unduly on thi distribute mail and flowers, sup- : 284-8(42, night phone 566-1854. five bedroom)!, 214 baths. Full cellar June 6, 13, 20, 27 137.: ship of Rarltan, In the County of Hon.- account. Hirson's central charai ply drinking water, run errands movies and hot dog stands will FAIR HAVEN — PouHieilroom spilt. One acre of ground with larRo o reject any and a! bids and mouth, in the State of New Jersey: be marked by a colorful array 1H baths, large living room, dining treed. Nicely locnteil in well pstnbllshe iward contract In part or whole 11-84 KNOWN and designated ns Lot No. ter is an attractive schoolteacl and sometimes feed patients. room,- kltchDii, recreation room. At- nelRhborhood. (31,500. ROLSTON WA deemed to (he best Interest!! of the SI l'KIUOIt (OtlltT OP NEW JEKNK US in Hlorh [' map entitled er in this position, and hers Girls will be helpful this summer of jalopies and familiar soda tachid garage, fill *:*>&!]•__ TEUHUUY, RKAI.TOH. lfi Wftt Fro State to do BO. The successful bidder "Amended Hap of Section Four, Gar- St.. Red Bank. 811 7-35U0.. I'lIANCKItY 1HV1SION spots will have their habitues. J4JDDLETOWN — • Oak HID. Seven- will bo required to furnish surety bond .M0.NM0l.TH (!Oli.\TY den Parkway Homes, Inc., Harltan the one character he develops in in entertaining children in the in the full amount of the contract of Township, MoiimiHith County, New Jer- room split-level with 2\i baths, foyer CLEAN AS A WHISTLE — Dut i company authorized to do business UockPt No. 1 210061 depth. The others—father, sister, pediatrics department and boys Perhaps these have replaced »nd basement. Two-car garage, plus colonial. Largo living room with fin JACK ZISBLATT, et ala. Ac. 1 sey. Scale l" = 50' June 25, 195G" filed xnany extras. On % acre. Owner trans- in the State of New Jersey. Iffs v«: MARTIN FAALAND, In the Monmouth County Clerk'* Of- fiance and school principal—are will provide an escort service, the porch swing and secret swim- ferred. A a king S2 ft.1)00 . OB 1-2817, place, three bedrooms, l'-j baths, din- DEPARTMENT OP TUB TREASURY [Ice September H, 1956- as Case A4 Ing room, modern kitchen, Finished Division of P»rc\ia»R and Property •IU.V FAAL.AHD, his wlto Utfem only thinly etched, but the state- taking newly admitted patients ming holes we remember when room in basement. Large old trees ,nts Sheet 22. FAIR HAVBN — New tig-room ipllt CHARLES F, SULLIVAN, Director SUBJECT to restrictions »nd ease- ment of his theme strikes home. from corridor to office and to level. Oarage, bascrnent. property. Two-car Karage and wor June 13, 20 __ 115,84 By virtue of a writ of execution we think of "the good old sum- shop. $26,000. RBDDKM AGENCY, 30 ments of record, If any. LOCUST — Two-year old home, Iiv« tha above stated action to me Being commonly known and Margaret Leighton heads the toptheir rooms. mertime." roomi> farage. Maple Ave, corner Ilergen PI., R reeled, I shall expose for sale at pu deslg g g p 21)1-0003 Hank, flM 1-5660. Member Multip 111:9 lie vendue, at the Court Houao In tl nated as No. 20 Lammerfl Street, Town- HBEniFF'H SA1.R Borough of Freehold. County of Mo ship of Ratltan, New Jersey, flight cast as the schoolteacher ON THE H1VEK — Amidst 100-year-olrt SUPERIOR COURT OP NEW JERSEY mouth, New Jersey, on Monday II The approximate amount of tho Judg- with Ralph Bellamy, Nancy Stately trees. Foiir-hedroom, three-bath HAZL.ET — Two-yenr old Cape""c'oi CHANCERY DIVISION 2nd Jay of July. 1962, at 2 o'cloc ment to he satisfied by said sale Is By KEN REYNOLDS tpllt level. SH 7-031P. four room*, expansion attic. Lot 70x1 MONMOUTII COUNTY the sum of (13,400.00 together with the Wickwire, Kevin McCarthy and Washer, dryer. AHsume OI mortgai P. M. Prevailing Time. costs of this sale. QUICKIES MIDDLETOWN—FoilP bedrooms, "two Docket No. F tltX-ll All the following tract or parcel Dated May 18, 1062 Mildred Dunnock In support. 10 tinihs, flreplacr, ncrcnnetl patio, 12 (1,600 down. $90 month p»yn B land and the premises hereinafter 1 e\t5ett, gaiaje, fencRtl yard, treti AIWOW SAVINGS AND LOAN AS 1UA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. p.m. CBS co SOCIATION, ft New Jersey Corpora- tlcularly described situate, lying L Bamuel Slebcr, Atty. i* 'd'Hiirt Kiret't. Kxirns. Jiodern Cape - Five room, bath, tw belnK In the Township or MIddletow Ood, . 117,500. BII 7-1297. tion, Plaintiff vs: THOMAS DAVIS, et June 6, 13, 20, 27 ' J28.08 NAKED CITY. "Goodbye Ma- Finished rooms uppor lf»v«l, Ilnrriwooi ils, Defendants oInt th. e,- County of Monmouth and Slat LlNCROI^' — KlKht-ronnT nplFt level. Eloorti, gnn heat, full cnllnr. Lot BOxKX ma, Hello Auntie Maud." A rath- IminPdiiitci occtipnncy. iifH-DIWG. Ily virtue flf a writ of execution In BEING known and designated H acre on attractive lot with country the above stated action to me dl- Lots 127 and 12B. In Block 5. anil I MtTICK er affecting tale about a plain, view, 22' rPr.rr.aUcm room t»!iu IV by reeled, I shall expose for sale »t pub- lands lyliiK wllhln Ihe boundaries SIIKRII'P'S S.M.K 15" den oil kitchen, rnnelcrr In etifrry SPLIT — Thrrc'yearn old, three bet lic vemlup, nt the Court Uoiise In the Kenmnre Avenue 11ml the Jersey C StU'EIUOIt COIIIir OF NKIV JERSKV insecure girl who wants to inher- wood anil encloaoil wfth wmiden win rooin«, finished recreation room, BoroiiKb of Freehold, County of Mon- tral Traction Company rlght-of-w wm.il by the Murdean Comiiuny, 1 BN OI I'AOI.O. el nlfl., Itefeiulanln ttelntr In thn municipality of lliuongli limed In Middletown Township, Mi trigue of murder, romance with RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES of Red. Hank, In Ihe County ol Mon- mouth County, N. J., April 1010, Sci Hy virtue of a writ of execution In a chauffeur, and blackmail, and Ihe above ntiitct! action to mt> lUrtn-teil, 1 Day 42c Line inntilh nml ptttts of New Jerni-y: 111)'—1" Frank o«uurn, C. E. Mldril there's a switch ending to keep HKOINNINO nt a Make In thn south town, N. J." said map wns filed I flhnl] expose lor sale nt public ven- 3 Days Consecutive 32c Line erly slile of KaH Wefttslile Ave. nnlil the Monmouth County CMork'a Office due. at the Court llouae In the iliir. fans alert. James Coburn and Sa- 28c Line being dlntnnt on a course nortli Mnrch II), 1M2 In Ca«n M, Section (nigh of Freehold, County of Mon- 5 Days Consecutive B5 degree.* 1? minute?! well i'Z trv HEOINNINO At a point In Ihe nort mouth. New Jerxgy. mi ^fon,l^y tin* lome Jens co-star. 10 p.m. ABC. 8 Dayi Consecutive 25c Unc from ihe intersection of the southerly rly llnti or Vallny Drive. s«ld pol Win day of July, 1082. at 2 o'clock, SO Days Consecutive 24c Line aide of East Wentslde Ave. anil II ii.|i)R ihe point (it interBectlon of t P. M. Provalllnj Time. DAVID BRINKLEY's JOURN- wenterly side of Willow fllreet; thpuce westerly line of I.nl 128 extended fro AI,f. that trnut or parcel of Innd Bllni ails tulna Th» HflKl«r«r'ii P. O. Unx 2»o rxtrft. III nouth 4 dcurees « inlmilcs wi'M tfl point or Intersnctlon with the nort] and premltteit, hereinafter particularly AL. An on-the-spot glimpse at (Minimum Inierllnn Three IJn*>s till) feot tn n fltnlie; tltence (21 nnrtli ilv line of Kenmore Avenue as si deiicrllicil, altuate In the luwnnhlp of our naval base at Gumitanaino, 17 minutes west ^ fcrt forth In th,. nforcs.il.l Map, wlilch point Mlddletliwn lu Iho Cutluly of MontniMlth Cuba, highlights views of com- Yearly Contract Rates on Request hence c!l limrth A il<-(!i 71!li.ll( feM ennterlv from "the enst and Him.- n[ New 4^ ITIInntnfl east 100 feet In a suki (•rly Hue nf Aiiiili'tfui Avenue, alonff BEGINNING al a Hake dlilnnt 2.13.Wl fortable quarters for Americans flight to ctsjslfy. sdlt or reject any ftdv«r!!«rrnent Is reservpil inn Hmitli aide of Ki>«l Wrstslile Avp, ; the northerly line ot Kentniire Ave- pet nn H courfle of Houth r>'J ili>uriM'n by The llcilittr. i> H) nouth H5 denreen 17 mlmil nue: thence l\\ eiiMerly, nlonK the 69 mlnutefl (17 teconds CIIH[ from n stationed there, juxtaposed with W« wtlt not ba rnsponslbl* for arrora, unlens ttiey ar« dst«ct«d nnd alonK the souths side ef En northerly line of Vnllny nrlve B1 feel tone using the northwent corner ol scenes of fences and sentries on tMroro thn spconit InimrMoH. Wi'Btnlile Ave. n feet 10 tho poi to thp point of IntiTfleetlou nf the enflt- the lanilf now or formerly owned hy No cancelfatlons will ha accaptud or changea mnii0 In advertise- nnil plnrr- t>f HeBlnnlnR. i>rly Him nt Lot No. Vil. extended tn .lohli llnrkms; thence Ul North :\2 iln-guard right outside. Interviews Hie Hfon-nald Vnlley Drive; tlienre CJi Kreefl 47 mlnutea 54 leconiln eant, 1041.- mini* one hour after receipt at otlice. Tim iiliiivo description Is drawn northerly. nlonK rimterly line or Lot with servicemen and Cubans who sccordnni'fl with a survey ninde hy 127 extended imlnn™ tie what II limy ri!> fei'l ID the inlililln of lliirmony DIADLINE 5:0O P.M. Day Before Publication Uelnt li^nKlnefrlnff Asnoclnten, diitt-d N Boiith I'J d*i;rerii>Ofi lulnllti'n no mo. (Color) 10:30 p.m. NBC punilcation. ner of I.o| No. 1M: tlmncn M) noiilh- leconds went 1H4.O0 feet to n imitnt- HelnR the swlnr premliei rnnveyeil orly nlonir the wenterlv line of Lot meut; thence (4) North 50 druree, !fi TONIGHT. Steve Lawrence has liv Oils Henni-tt ritasey anil Mtlitreil '•!N "xlcnili.il dlntii-irn I,,- wind It nmv (ulnuten went, 143.51 feet to Hie plnce Call ClnsBificd—SH I -0010 or OS 1-0525 II. Chancy, his wife, to Ilia Me In the northerly l|m> of Vn!U>y llrlve nf IlIOOINNlNd. Delln Keese, Jimmy McHugh, Tl!'iln«» Davis and Until llnvln, IHn onnrdvlll« ftcinil ab'iilt two Komi, Township ol Mlilrlleliiwii. NPW lloltz, and thn singing, instrumen- Dial SH 1-11 Id limit 30IIII "if lieniH for Mnnlllimtb ill** from OnmtibpH'n .T -tln Town- y ("ounty, nl pngn SflO. tal gKHip Tho Highwaymen, Calls m private (•l«rlion»a are toll rrn l« on 1 05JS frotn lha of Mliidletnwn. NP .ny. The approximate amount of Ihe Judft Tim npproxiliiiile nmoutit of thff Jllil*;- 'Hie. nriprnxlniittc amount nf the liulvr- III to IK. nntlnflei! by nip "•| rilling with him tonight. (Color) Inllowlni slallr.nl U)wil| 8, COlUl «. 117 (Kl»nalHir«l. I'll) lllom.l.l) mvnt \y\ 1>« sntlnfUd hy itald snln In mr-nt In be *ntW!<-n- hv «alil unle In thi «um ol Jll.7ttO.00 toiether with HIP 179 ()ll|hlanas>, OBlmrne I, 14] rllnm»nnU»» ilrliht) »n

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