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VOJL 85 NO 247 - Umi *••»• RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1963 PAGE ONE But uTtt AMIIWuU HtiUOf ' Olflsu. 7c PER COPY VV1* OP, 1W. it I hid it M Cardinals En Route Defiant Governor To Rome VATICAN CITY (AP) - The Cardinals flying into Rome this week) for the secret conclave to elect a new Pope know more Risks Jail Term about each other and more about the world than Cardinals at any other conclave in church history. This could have a tremendous 2 Negro Students bearing on their choice of a suc- cessor to Pope John XXIII. In earlier times, when land and ship travel was slow, the Prepared to Enroll Cardinals residing outside Rome teldont had a chance to see each By REX THOMAS ty doors returned to Alabama other or learn anything of each ifter a weekend in New York to TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) - other's thinking. They met only wait the showdown, Hinging defiantly to hi&isegrega- when a Pope died., And then it "We shall defend our rights end ion stand and risking a jail was for so short a time that at re shall dare to do so," the 43- erm, Gov. George C. Wallace best some of them were voting ear-old governor said last night. for a well known church figure leaded today for an Imminent SHREWSBURY CRASH—A Chafcworth man was. critically injured and a Shrews- "I am going to stand for you at rather than someone they knew irisis at the University of Ala- the university," he told the people personally. bury man, was leu seriously hurt when thi* car struck a polo on Broad St. near bama, Alabama in a radio-television Sycamore Ave. early Saturday. Harold C. Kennedy, Chatsworth, was admitted to The two Negro students he has This time the picture is dra- foadcast. sworn'to turn back at the univer- matically different. Riverview Hospital with a skull. fracture. The driver, Jack Yost, 812 Broad St., The students, Vivian Malone of The Cardinals had an oppor- Shrewsbury, suffered cuts and bruises and was reported in fairly good condition. Mobile and James A. Hood of tunity to see each other at work Jadsden, are to register tomor- and learn something of the other Trooper Alfred Morteiuon of Shrewsbury Barracks examines wreckage. ow for the summer session. The man's thinking at the opening ses- Scandal ;overnor has pledged to be there sion last fall of Pope John's nd stand in their way. Ecumenical Council. Wallace planned to fly to Tus- The attitudes revealed at the Still Stirs caloosa this afternoon from the council—where the cardinals drew County Awaiting Army state capital at Montgomery, 100 into liberal, conservative and miles to the southeast Tonight, neutral or uncommitted groups is expected to confer with —will be carried into the con- England members of the university board clave June 19 and will affect of trustees who voted to admit the the selection of the next pontiff. LONDON (AP) - Prime Min- Word on Airport's Use Negroes on the main campus here Modem advances in transpor- ister Macmillan returned from a and a third Negro at the univer- tation and communications have golfing vacation today and or- FREEHOLD — Word is ex- they stand, at a maximum pur- accommodated at the Wall field ity center in Huntsville, made the world a smaller, less chase price of $847,750. as "over-emphasized." The pur- ON THE JOB —Jersey Central Power and Light Com- dered an inquiry into security as- isolated place. This should be pected by the board of freehold- pects of the Profumo scanda The governor is ex-officio presi- ers early this week whetiher the Freeholder Director Joseph C, chase price, "in the absence of pany employees worked through the night and early the best informed conclave of which threatens Macmillan's own dent of the board and voted Army Electronics Command at Irwin and Freeholders Charles I a qualified appraisal," seemed morning to replace two poles knocked down in Satur- til time. career. against desegregation despite a Fort Monmouth will keep its 40 Smdtih and Marcus Daly voted to him excessive and he warned The Cardinal stepping forth to day night's Rt. 35 crash in Middletown. On top of pole federal court order. planes based at the Monmoubh yes. Freeholder Abram D. Voor- that another $500,009 "will have The inquiry Is being made by place his ballot in the golden Before leaving Montgomery, County Airport, now that the hees, casting his first negative to be spent immediately to mak< are Robert Nixon, left, and Wayne Milesen, both of Lord Dilhorne, who as lord chan- chalice on the table before the Wallace renewed his appeal to the boaTd has ah option to buy part vote since joining the board 20 the field suitable for Army use." cellor is Britain's highest legal 1 main altar in the Sistine Chape Rumson. Thomas Dunlap of Shrewsbury, left, and George people to keep away from the of the privately owned field on years ago, and Freeholder Ben- Mr. Danskin disagreed with authority. will know- more of his candidate Van Winkle of Long Branch, foreman, are on the ground. university and let him alone car- Rt. 34, Wall Township. jamin H. Danskin were in the Mr. Voorhees on the urgency of He will determine If British se- (See GOVERNOR, Page 3) than just a name and a brief minority, keeping the Army as a tenant biography. By a 3 to 2 vote Friday, the curity was breached or was neg- ind on the investment value, But board accepted an option from 'Economically Unsound* ligent as a result of former War He will know more of the world he said the board has broken and what sort of Pope he thinks Edward I. Brown to acquire 200 Mr. Voorhees called the plan Minister John Profumo's illici faith with Wall Township munici- Bee Invasion affair with Christine Keeler, a Provenzano acres of his 750-acre airport plus "economically unsound." He saw is needed to cope with its prob- pal officials who were promisee lems. five buildings, and land on which the need to keep Fort Mqnaouth 1-year-old red-haired party girl they would be consulted and Gives Family Bzzz-y Weekend who at the same time in 1961, Jury Hears heard on any affirmative action was sharing her bed with Soviet before It was taken. NEW SHREWSBURY - Thousands of bees came to live naval attache Capt, Yevgeny ''But I'm in favor of ketpin; at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Keigher, and their Jour (Eugene) Ivanov, Judge Today Kennedy GwesMayors S-PoiMan airport at that location," h children, 46 Clearview Dr., Saturday. Ivanov is generally regarded a: NEWARK (AP) - The extor- added. They are still there, and they are most unwelcome guests. Russian intelligence agent. tion trial of New Jersey team- Mr. Danskin thus gave Indica- When they swarmed into the front yard Saturday about Political sources said Dilhorne'! ters ' Union leader Anthony tion his vote may be switchec 4 p.m. the family was interested. When they began to come Pattern toEndRaeialTensims report is in the works and prob- (Tony Pro) Provenzano was one after the obligation to Wallloffi "- indoors, and one of them stung the baby, Kevin, eight months ably will be completed this week, step from the Jury as U. S. Dis- B? ROBERT MYERS Mayor Richard J. Daley of'Chi- lation ors public action is clearly cials is: discharged aria; old, they became enemies, : the report will be handed to trict Court Judge Robert Shaw cago, Mayor Jerome Cavanagh oi jdhll big 6f the option—if a fi "There were bees everywhere," Mrs. Kaigher said yester- HONOUJUMAP) - President Macmillan and Labor Party lead- begins his chaTge today. Efetroitand Mayor Joseph Barr -Each local government abol- decision is received from day, "You can't imagine so matly bees," -Kennedy's call for a 'five-point er Harold Wilson but may nol Judge Shaw has indicated that of Pittsburgh. . ish discrimination in employing my—comes up for a vote Finally the family called police. program to reduce racial tension necessarily be made public. his charge will be a lengthy one Cavanagh, in'fact, went farther beforff the deadline, June' 21 Police put an appeal on the radio for a beekeeper to come in cities was taken up today by (See TENSIONS, Page 3) Meanwhile,- Dr. Stephen Ward, to the jury of six men and six in support of Kennedy's sugges- Freeholders will meet with Wai and get the swarm, but there are fewer beekeepers each ieveral of the nation's most pow- the 50-year-old society osteopatli women who.have heard the casa tions, terming civil rights "the officials tomorrow night. year, and none of them wanted more bees Saturday. erful mayors who pledged a bat- who introduced Christine to Pro- since May 22. most critical problem confronting Freeholder Smith seemed I Now, Mrs. Keigher said, the bees appear to have taken tle to see it through. fumo, was brought into the Marl Provenzano, president of the the nation today. It is more criti- Judge Voids surh'up the general attitude up residence under the eaves or in the attic. She plans to : borough St, Magistrate's Court to M.OOOjmember Local 560 of Union New York Mayor Robert F. cal than Cuba or Berlin." the majority trio when he co call an exterminator first thing today. . Wagner said of the. President's ditioned his. "yes" vote on com- day on a charge of living on th City, is accused of extorting $17,- Kennedy made a 30-minute Permit For message: "It is a real challenge. ing' to terms with Fort Mon- proceeds of prostitution. He wa; 100 from - Dora - Transportation speech to the assembled mayors A lot of us will fight to see that mouth. ordered held without bail for Inc., of Rensselaer, N. Y. The al- our conference adopts a resolution Sunday afternoon, emphasizing preliminary hearing next Mon- leged extortion occurred between Signboards Army's Contract Parents Concerned supporting his position." that Negroes are certain to win day. 1952 and 1959 and was the price The Army's contract for us Backing up Wagner at the na equal rights and calling on the FREEHOLD — A part of the As Ward stood relaxed in th of labor peace at the trucking of the field and four of the fi' tional mayors' conference were city chief executives to make the Middletown Township zoning or- About Sale of Objectionable Paper dock in a green sports jacke company's Secaucus terminal, the process a peaceful revolution. dinance allowing the township buildings included in the optio pale blue slacks and open-neel government has contended. expires June 30. In addition By JANE E. MORROW books routinely offered for sali The, President's address capped committee to grant "temporary shirt, his attorney said Provenzano, 56. president of the paying a $37,009 annual renta RED BANK - Outright, una- in this (and other) areas on rack: a five-day, five-state Western tour use" permits inconsistent with "wishes to deny this charge mos State Joint Teamsters Council and Boy 'Fair' the Army operates the field' bashed pornography is openly of paperback books, beside th< that carried him from military in- zoning requirements has been up- emphatically." an international vice president as tower and maintains a 24-hou for sale, in quantity, from the works of H. G. Wells, J. D. Sa spections, to political appearances set by Superior Court Judge Leon Chief Inspector Samuel Herbei well as head of Local 560, em- book racks of many area stores inger and Ernest Hemingway After Being and two talks on civil rights. He Leonard. fire safety crew. of Scotland Yard told the tou phatically denied the charges in That is the opinion reached by the westerns, detective storie; wiu ac flew back to Washington Sunday The court acted Friday on the Following its meeting here, th Ward likety ' e a numbei two appearances on the witness this reporter yesterday after and science fiction. night to make a major foreign plea of Mrs, Marguerite E. freehoflders delivered a copy of more serious charges. He stand last week. policy speech today at American doing a great deal of most un- These books are written (pr Hit by Car Goerke and John W. Spurdle, the option and a formal resoli bert said he opposed the grantin Earlier, the government's chief University. pleasant reading in a number of sumably), published, sold ar. LONG BRANCH' - A 6-year- Monmouth Hills residents. The; (See AIRPORT, Page 3) of bail because he feared Ward witness, • Walter A. Dora, testi- places, and purchasing some often bought by adults. They an old boy is reported in fair con- White House aides termed the protested a permit granted for would interfere with prosecutio; fied tot, he paid $1,500 to Pro- books. available to children and teen dition this morning in Monmouth university address one of the most continued use of signboards b; witnesses. venzano and $15,600 to a Jersey A 50-cent piece will buy for agers. Can the sale of such book! Medical Center where he was significant pronouncements daring the Monmouth Softball League, City lawyer, Michael G. Comun- Five Injured you - or for any school child to minors be prohibited? Theoret admitted after being struck by a Kennedy's tenure as chief execu Inc., as outfield barriers on Ka- ale. Dom, president of the truck- book whose jacket blurb reads ically, yes; in practice, the an car on West End Ave. shortly live. There was speculation to vookjian Field, Rt. 36. Hits Parked Car ing company, said he thought the something like this: swer is not so clear. before 5 p.m. yesterday. halt nuclear weapons tests. Judge Leonard said the town- In a Pair ASBURY PARK - Leroy Cole payments were necessary for the "A lusty teenager learns about New Jersey statutes (2A:115 Hospital authorities said the Kennedy told the mayors in his ship committee's action in grant- man, Jr., 402 Drummond Ave. operation of his business. He said women when he meets his best forbid the exposure, sale, pub! child, Darryl Tisi of 376 West address at a Waikiki Beach hotel ing the permit abridged the re- Neptune, was issued a summon: Provenzano gave him Comunale's Of Accidents friend's passion-possessed moth cation, loan, distribution, c End Ave., suffered a fractured the time is past "for token moves sponsibility of the Board of Ad- for careless driving after the o name on a slip of paper as a er." setting in type of obscene lite leg, fractured arm, multiple and talks." It is clear, he said, justment, and that no emergency MIDDLETOWN - Five person he was driving hit a parked cai lawyer Dorn might retain. The blurb says a great dea ature or pictures. abrasions and lacerations, and tihat Negroes eventually will have existed which would require sue were injured in two separate a on Springwood Ave. yesterda The Dom terminal experienced more, not suitable for publica- Section 2A: 115-3.2 explicit!; possible internal injuries. equal rights and, "our responsibil- action. cidents here Saturday. The parked car was owned t a period of congestion and disrup- tion in a newspaper. The appea makes it a misdemeanor to ex Police identified the driver of ity, yours and mine, is to see fhat Under the ruling, organization: Four persons were hurt in Robert Cherey, 259 Fisher Ave! tion in 1952, just prior to the is directly to teenagers. pose to the view of a child un the car as Grant H. Ward, 17, they are won in a peaceful and planning a great variety of event! Neptune. Patrolman Willia four-car accident on Rt. 35 It can be maintained that c date the alleged extortion pay- of 91 Woodrow Wilson Project, constructive manner, and not won in areas where zoning limits Dello investigated. front of Soden's Market. great work of art could conceiva- (See PAPERBACKS, Page 2) ments began. High St. Police said Ward told in the streets." would ordinarily prevent them In good condition in Rivervic bly be written on the subject them he was traveling west on The chief executive urged that Will have to seek zoning variances Hospital today is Theodore I itated on the cover. The author West End Ave., slowed down to cities establish biracial human re- through the Board of Adjustment, Morson, 55, of 37 Andover St. of this opus did not do so. allow two youngsters to cross the lations committees to identify ten- This will mean serving notices Lurid Scenes road, and had just started up sions before they reach crises on property owners within close Treated at the hospital we The book consists of a loosely again when he hit the boy with stage and to help ease them. proximity to the sites and formal Mrs. Morson, Lester Johnson, 1. Belshaw Ave., Shrewsbury Town connected series of explicitly de- the right front fender of his car. He also proposed: hearings by the board. ship, and John J. Desmond, 2 picted scenes describing sex acts Lt. John Foy and Patrolman —Every local government make Monmouth Hills property own- of 17 East Wilson Cir., this plac of various natures, drunkenness Joseph Angerio investigated. The certain its own ordinances and op- ers have been disturbed by noise Police said a car operated b cruelty, and personal debase child was taken to the hospital erations are constitutional. "Ev- associated with night ball games Mr. Desmond crashed into tti ment, A one-sentence "happy by the Long Branch First Aid ery instance or institution of seg- at Kavookjian Field and suits to rear of the Morson auto. Th ending" is tacked on the end Squad. regation sanctioned by, local legis- halt them are pending trial. Morson auto was stopped in This is one of scores of such northbound lane of the highwa; in order to make a left turn in Longwood Ave. The impact forced the Morso Index car into a utility pole and a tree Page Police said electrical service Allen-Scott - 6 the area was disrupted for sevci Amusements 12 al hours because of the crash. Births 2 Mr. Desmond was issued Jim Bishop 6 careless driving summons by Ps Bridge 17 trolman Arthur Stover. John Chamberlain 6 The injured were taken to tl Classified 16 hospital by the Fairview Fir Comics 17 Aid Squad. Crossword Puzzle 17 William Bishof, 58, of 66 Key Editorials 6 port-Middletown Rd., this plaa Horblock 6 suffered a cut right arm whci Movie Timetable _....I2 his car struck a parked auto oi Obituaries 2 Main St., Belford. Sylvia Porter 6 Mr. Bishof was treated by D Sports _ 14-15 Marc Krohn, township physician Successful Investing 3 Dr. Krohn gave Mr. Bishof Television 12 sobriety test and ruled that Women's News 7-9 ACCIDENT SCENE —This is what it loft of one of the two can which crashed in was under the Influence of alco Notice A BIG DAY — Hunt Brothars Circus came to Marlboro State Hospital yesterday to front of SodWi Marker, Rt. 35, Middletown, Saturday night. Owner of this car hoi and unfit lo operate a me Andrew F. Swiakowskl wil entertain 2,000 maritally ill patients — including 31 youngsteri — under tha big tor vehicle. not bo responsible for any debts Is John J. Daimond, 28, of 17 Eait Wilson Clr,, Middletown. Police laid his car Owner of the parked auto wa Incurred by my wife Dorothy top. Clown Jamos Thomson is picturod with throo of the child patienti bafor* th« struck the rear of another auto—tending it into a utility pole and a tree. Mr. Patriqa A. Cole, 24, of 238 Malr Swlakowski. show wont on, Attendant, back to camera, ii Richard Lord of Eatontown. A Daimond and a patienger in hit car wars injured along with the driver and pajsen- St., Bellord. Andrew Swiakowskl "first" for the hospital, the circui wai brought to tha groundi by tha Marlboro Patrolman William J. Hlggin 21 Mercer Ave., Port Monmoutli ger in ths other auto. investigated. -Adv. Hospital Auxiliary at the suggestion of Dr. Robert P. Nenno, medical director. , Jane 10, 19© E£D BANK REGtSTEH Weather Paperback* Big Primary Mishap f MM tottered tfamers or dm* d*r U any objceae book, OBITUARIES tbowtfs north tUs mono*. Tegts Face pamphlet, or picture. cpmdiaf to south this tfternoan Contrfimtete Citoe HUB LOUISE E. SCHVBRIDI CROFTi with a few lingering showed A "legistattve fading" in 2A:. Republicans NEWARK - Miss Louis* E. RUMSON - * 1 Missing, 2 Killed north. Continued warm and hu- Dr. R, ^Collins, 115-3.3. says that "comic books Sehweitter of 129 Isabella Ave. 79, of 17 Kemp Ave,, diedj mid south, but turning cooler and Aa AP News Ananryils devoted to crime, sex, horror, died yesterday in Riverview Hos- day in his home after a r less humid north, high in the By JACK BELL terror, brutality, or violence; Ital after a long Illness. Dentist, Dies ness. if middle or upper 70s north to the WASHINGTON (AP)i-A grow- pocket books, photos, magazines Her sister ii Mrs. Sophy S. Born in England, he was toe 80s south. Increasing cloudiness ing favorite son movement ap- ATLANIJC MGHLANDS-Or. In Boat Explosion and films on illicit sex, lust, pas- Wallace of Eatontown. Rojsman George Collins, 60, a son of the late Henry and Mary tonight and cool over most of pears likely to force aspirants for sion depravity, violence, nudity, Ann Smalley Grantham. Mr. LEONARDO — Officials are by the force of the explosion. the state with temperatures in the Hie 1964 GOP presidential nomi- Miss Schweltter was bom in deuUsdentisft with officea ia Long immorality and other obscene fewarjc daughter of the late Heo- Branch, died Friday at hli home, Grantham was a retired nursery- 50s except around 60 extreme nation to scramble for convention ere. Nauvoo Marina, Sea Bright. tion. Wise., and two nieces. Lake Dr., died Friday morning ville. noon. Becoming cloudy tonight "The word obscene. . .shall 1 Mr. Epple went along to assist The practical effect of a Judd Services were private and at 'Monmouth Medical Center,. Missing Is Mrs. Wilder ! hus- Cloudy Tuesday with some rain mean that which to the average the couple. candidacy would be to rope off were held Saturday at the Wor- Long Branch. band, F. Scott Wilder, 45, owner likely. Visibility improving to person, applying contemporary, Coast Guard officials said the Minnesota's 24 votes hi the early den Funeral Home, with Rev. of the Post Exchange Publishing five, miles or better with wind community standards, when con- Howell Man Mrs. Morford was bora in Cal- craft was about a year old. convention balloting and encour- James Murchlson Duncan, of St. Corp., Red Bank. shift, otherwise 3-5 miles today. sidered as a whole has as its umet, Mich. She came here from age a stalemate from which some P James Episcopal Church, Long The Wilders were the owners Workmen at the Navy pier said Visibility 2-4 miles tonight and dominant theme or purpose an Detroit, and lived here the past nominee other than Rockefeller or Dies of Cycl Branch, officiating. Cremation of the boat In fact, they had they saw a burst of flames on Tuesday but lower in precipita- appeal to prurient Interest." 3V4 years. Goldwater might emerge. Friends took place at Rosehil! Crematory, just taken possession of the craft the boat about 5:30 p.m., but did tion. Her husband, Cassius A. Mor- It Isn't Simple of Michigan's Gov. George Rom- Linden. in Keyport several hours before not hear an explosion. ford, died In Detroit in 1958. General agreement by a dozen ney think he might benefit by Crash Hurts* the mishap. Coast Guard rescue craft TIDES She was a graduate of Calumet. or so solid citizens that a book such a circumstance. HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Rob- rushed to the scene within five Sandy Hook STANLEY KRASNOWSKI College, Calumet, Mich., and the Dr. Harry L. Harwood, assist- is obscene might be considered ert L. Burdge, 22, of RD 3, died minutes. Today—High 11:52 p.m. and Rornney may be a favorite son CLIFFWOOD - Stanley Kras- ant county physician, said Mrs. to satisfy the test of "contem- Friday in Paul KimbaU Hospital, Detroit Conservatory of Music. . Examine Wreckage low 4:42 p.m. Tomorrow—High and similar movements are pos- nowskl, 54, of 54 Blvd., East, died Wilder and Mr. Epple died ol ^Jj porary community standards." Lakewood, of injuries sufferd She was a member of the Mu 11:25 a.m. and 11:40 p.m. sible in California, Colorado, Ken- Sunday at his home. drowning. Coast Guard officials said the But the matter is not so simple June 1 in a motorcycle accident. Phi Epsilon Society and of the low 5:26 a.m. and 5:22 p.tn tucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Mr. Krasnowskl was born in Thrown Clear craft had traveled about five or as that. Mr. Burdge had been in critical Detroit Congregational Church. High during past 24 hours, 86. Wisconsin. These states and Min- Newark, son of Mrs. Bertha Kras- He said the pair were appar- six miles in the two and half sondkion since his motorcycle Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Low, 70. Ocean temperature, 64. It would be easy Indeed to find nesota will cast a combined tota nowski of tne Blvd. East address, ently catapulted into the bay hours from when it left Keyport, •atnmed the rear of a truck on Marcelle C. Robson of Rook Is- a dozen "average" people who of 354 votes in a convention where and the late Thomas Krasnowski. indicating it had engine trouble. fct. 9. land, M.; a son, Stanley C. Mor- regard some of the works of the winning nominee will need a He had lived here for the past The craft burned down to the ford of River Plaza, and two James Joyce, Edmund Wilson minimum of 655. He was born in Lakwwood, and 1>/i years, and formerly resided water line. The hulk was towed 3 Injured and D. H. Lawrence as obscene. ras a graduate .of Freehold Re- In Wayne. grandchildren. While the prospect of such hold- Services were held yesterday to Sandy Hook and beached. These books have been upheld by gional High School. He was a Mr. Kiasnowski was employed I Births I outs cuts both ways, Rockefeller's at the Worden Funeral Home, Merchant Marine inspectors ex critics as great works of art, ruck driver. as a meter repairman by West- In Crash At potential convention vote strength amined the wreckage Saturday, and court decisions have ruled lnghouse Electric Co., Newark, Red Bank, with Rev. Charles S. in the eight states is regarded as Surviving are his parents, Mr. RIVERVIEW but have not made a formal re- they are not obscene. The fact where he had worked for the Webster, pastor of the Red Bank greater than Goldtvater's. nd Mrs. Frederick Burdge, with Red Bank port on their findings. Farmingdale seems to be that one man's por- past 35 years. He was a mem- Presbyterian Church, officiating. vhom he lived; a brother, Fred- Cremation took place In Rosehill Mr. and Mr*. Robert Corcoran, nography is another's work of The thinking is that both Rocke- ber of St. Lawrence Catholic The Wilders had been married FARMNGDALE - John R. irick Burdge, Jr. of Howell Town- 516 Turner Dr., Belford, daugh- art. feller and Goldwater are being Church, Laurence Harbor, and Crematory, Linden. about two years and were de- Bint, I Maple Ave., Red Bank, hip, and a sister, Mrs. Carl ter, Friday. Judge Robert A. Matthews, In pushed into a position where they the Majestic Athletic Association scribed as outdoor enthusiasts Peter X. Hoffman, of the same :eynolds of Jackson Township. an Essex County Court decision, will have to demonstrate voter ap- of Union. MRS. HARVEY F. BOYCE Mr. and Mrs. John Hamlon, 45 by friends. address, and Mrs. Evelyn Taylor, Services were held yesterday said: peal in the presidential primaries Surviving, In addition to his BELFORD - Mrs. Mary G. Annapolis Dr., Hazlet, twin sons, Mr. Wilder published the Post 158 Manor Dr., Red Bank, were ,t the C.H.T. Clayton Funeral "The question as to whether if they expect to bid strongly for mother, are his,wife, Mrs. Anne Boyce, 53, died suddenly Satur- Friday. Exchange, a magazine for mili- injured in an automobile accident Home, Adelphia, with Rev. MX. any form of human expression the nomination. Zoltowski Krasnowski; two datigh- day at the home of her son, Har- Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bucher, tary personnel, and Marina Man- yesterday at 12:50 a.m. on Rt. Wiilitts, pastor of the Southard is obscene and therefore, not un- ers, Mrs. Judith Ebery of Keans- vey J. Boyce, 158 Brookside Dr. Pond Rd, Rumson, daughter, agement, a publication for boat 524, here. Goldwater, who says he isn't a Methodist. Church, officiating. Friday. owners. He maintained an office der the protection of the First candidate, has laid down the rule 5urial was in Ardena Cemetery. burg and Miss Valerie Krasnow- Mrs. Boyce lived at 5809 Pinto Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Kirby, in New York along with the Red According to state police of Amendment, is one which re- that he won't give consent to the ski, at home; three sisters, Mrs. La., Tucson, Ariz., during the. 2 Ridgewood Ter., Hazlet, son, Bank office. Howell Township, Mr. Flint's car quires the exercise of sensitive entry of his name in primaries, Jean Keehn of New Market, Mrs winter and spent summers with was struck in the rear by a car Friday. His wife had been employed judgment and cautious discre- where that Is required. Marge Mustalish of Point Pleas- her son here. Her husband, Har- driven by Joseph M. Holmes, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Norman Erlcson, as a secretary for the Prudential tion." Rockfeller, expected to be an D. H. Moreau, ant, " and Mrs. Helen Rodin of vey F. Boyce, dred in 1962. . Marlboro, and forced into a S Brookside Ave., Fair Haven, Insurance Co., Newark, until her Censorship Problem announced candidate by fall, can Villa Park, Chicago, and a grand- She was born in Long Branch,, utility pole. The Flint car was daughter, Friday. marriage. Few adults would wish to have be counted upon to enter selected a daughter of Anthony Tomaine, towed from the scene. Publisher, Dies Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuller, 37 their reading selected for them primaries. The funeral will be Wednesday of Long Branch, and the late Prior to her marriage, Mrs. FLEMINGTON - D. Howard Hemlock St., Hazlet, daughter, Mrs. Taylor suffered cuts of by self-appointed censors, not of at i a.m. from the Mehlenbeck Mrs, Frances Mazza Tomaine. Wilder lived in North Arlington Aoreau, M, publisher of the Hun- Friday. the forehead and multiple bruis- their own choosing. Yet parents Funeral Home, Hazlet, to St Before going to Tucson a year with her mother. Mrs. Julia Rau. irdon County Democrat, died of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mission, es. Mr. Flint suffered a bruised who find their youngsters read- Lawrence Church where a High and a halt ago, she lived in Bel-., Mrs. Wilder was born in Irving- :ancer Friday at Hunterdon 165 Church St., Belford, son, Fri knee and a cut of the chin. Both ing filth, which may have been 3 Injured Requiem Mass will be offered at ford. were treated and released at bounty Medical Center. 9 o'clock'by Rev. Walter M. day. She and her husband belonged quite innocently acquired, under- Surviving, besides her father Riverview Hospital. Mr. Hoff- Slattery. ^Bnrial will be in St. Mr. and Mrs. James Wlialen, to St. George's by the Sea standably commence trying to In Accident Mr. tyoreau, w,as born in Free- and son, are another son, Larry Red Hill Rd, Middletown, son, man suffered a whiplash injury. find out what they can do about lold, the son of Mr and Mrs. Joseph's Cemetery, Keyport. Ihurch, Rumson, and its parish LEONARDO •«- three persons E. Boyce of Long Branch; two Saturday. preventing the exposure of im- 'illiam Marshall Moreau. His club. The driver of the other car were injured last night as a re- daughters, Mrs. Lillian Newcpmb mature minds to such reading ather operated, a large farm, HUBERT W. NICHOLS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dwyer, 86 Mrs. Wilder also was treasur- was not injured. He got a sum- sult of a two-car crash at Rt. of. Clementon, and Mrs. Diana matter. two of his uncles, Alexander and Belshaw Ave., Shrewsbury Town- er o( the church guild and be- mons for careless driving. Mr. 36 and LeonardviMe Rd. LONG BRANCH - Hubert W. Coffey of Long Branch; three ship, daughter, Saturday, and John B. Moreau; founded Nichols, 45, of 143^ Central Ave., longed to the Fair Haven Wom- Flint was given a summons for Local educators say that when Treated at Riverview HospttaJ brothers, Reginald Tomaine of i Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Herrmann, he Freehold Transcript in 1888. an's Club, Monmouth Choral So- failing to make a signal for a pornography Is found, in school, irere Carol J. Mayes, 18, of died Friday at his home after Port Monmouth, Pete Tomaine of. 19 East Roosevelt Cir,,. Middle-' left turn. . in the hands of students, it is con- After attending Freehold a long lttaess, Long Branch and Frank Tomaine. ciety and the Watchung Ski Club. j Ave,, Shrewsburyy; Syl- town, daughter, Saturday. fiscated and destroyed. Adminis- chools, Mr. Moreau went to Mid- Mr. Nlcliols was born In Mr. Wilder was a graduate of via Fiess, 21, of 14 Carpenter St. of Tucson; two sister*, Mrs. Mar-, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Studier, trators at Red Bank, Monmouth llebury College, Vt., where he Greensboro, N. C, and had lived the Wharton School of Finance Rjfer Plaza, and Louis Lippin garet Rfzzo of Boston, and Mrs." J Cedar Ave., Hazlet, daughter, Slim Pickings Regional, Rumson-Fair Ha- ;raduated with a B.S. degree in here 13 years. at the University of Pennsylvan- coft, 22, of 59 Spring St., Red Dorothy Ananopoius of Freehold, Saturday. ven Regional and ' Middletown ,920. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. ia in Philadelphia. Bank. and eight grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fogarty, For Congress High Schools say that obscene Georgie Ogbum, who made her Services for Mrs. Wilder and The other oar was operated by After college he worked for The funeral will be Thursday at Brookdale Farms, Lincrott, matter is rarely, but occasional- home with him; his stepfather, memorial services for her hus- WASHINGTON (AP)-It looks Gerald B. O'Reilly, 40, of 16 )ell Telephone Co., in New York, 10:30 a.m. at the Robert A. Braun daughter, Saturday. ly, found in the hands of students John Ogburn; three sons, Hubert band will be held Thursday at 11 ike another week of slim pickings Many Mind Ave., Atlantic High- ind attended the Columbia Home for Funerals, Eatontown, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duercia, on the premises. Nichols, Jr., Willie Nichols and a.m. in St. George's Church with 'or Congress, which apparently Is lands. Ichool of Journalism at night. with Rev. Ralph Edwards of St. 24 Dalewood Dr., Hazlet, daugh- "Material of this kind has no Billie Nichols, all of this city; Rev. Canon George A. Robert- determined to stay in session Police said Mr. O'Reilly and He worked for the Oneonta Clement's Episcopal Church, Bel- ter, Saturday. • place on newsstands or in the three daughters, Mrs. Phyllis shaw offfclaaagT Burial will be again until well after the first two passengers in. his car de- ;N. Y.) Star and the Freehold ford, officiating. Burial will be in • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jiosne, 160 hands of youngsters," Frank Chancy, Miss Sevan Nichols and private, under direction of the frost of fall. clined medical treatment and Transcript before taking over the Shoreland Memorial Park, Haz- first St., Keyport, son, Saturday. Weinhelmer, Monmouth Regional Patricia Nichols, all of Trenton Condon .Funeral- Home, Atlantic Only one major measure is on said they would see their own >emocrat with his uncle, Atex- let. 7 Mr. and Mrs. WiHiam Water- superintendent, said. "Parents, Services wiH be today at 2 Highlands.. the dockets of the Senate and the doctors. inder Moreau. bury, 490 little Silver Point Rd., or teachers, should find out p.m. at the F, Leon Harris Fu- House, both of which spent a Miss Mayes was Issued a care- He served on the state Board W. ELGAR WALLING tittle Silver, son Sunday. Mr. Epple, a friend of the where the material was acquired, neral Home, Asibury Park. Buria quiet week last week. less driving summons by Patrol- >f Education and the Fleming- KEYPORT-W. Elgar Walling, couple, look- f. Seely Thomas, Jr., of Ftem- Surviving are a son, John Her- 4ZZ Jefferson St., Woodlawn such things thrive." was the current fire inspector. FREEHOLD — A jury before annual appropriation bill to fi- ing for it. ngton, Mrs. Peter Willett of Hels- tle of this place; two daughters, Trailer Court, Eatontown, son, Mr. Walling was a past coun- Monmouth County Judge Thom- nance Congress, and on Thursday Paul F. Lefever, superintend- Councilman Daniel J. Arnold >y, England, and Miss Janet Mrs. John Kott and Mrs, yesterday. cilor of the Junior Order United as J. Smith Thursday awarded it will vote on the annual exten- ent of the Middletown schools, of New Shrewsbury said that re- tloreau, at home; three brothers, Stephen Cyzak, both of Hunting- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ziolkow- $2,500 to a West Long Branch American Mechanics, here, and sion of emergency tax rates im said: cently some parents had turned Rhea Moreau, Theodore P. ton, L. I.,; four sisters, Mrs «ki, 59 Pinewood Ave., West girl and her mother for injuries was a member of St. Mary's posed during the Korean crisis. "Our position in the schools over to him some reading ma- doreau, and Frank J. Moreau, Bina Stoninger of Locust Valley, Keansburg, son, yesterday. the child suffered playing in an Episcopal Church. The Senate calendar is slimmer, is to try to remove vulgarity terial they had confiscated from ill of Freehold, and nine grand- L. I., Mrs. William Reya, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bosser- excavation near an apartment Surviving are his wife, Mrs. t now includes only several mi- and obscenity from the view of their high school teenagers. hildren. Pierson Dean and Mrs. Fred man, 72 Florence Ave., Leonardo, house where they formerly lived. Hattie Nagel Walling and a gratory labor bills. students, but to the extent these "This did not involve questions Services v/ill be held at 2 p.m. Dean, all of Hazlet; two brothers, daughter, yesterday. Mrs. Dorothy Dalton, 627 Wall son; Dorman E. Walling of this things are present in the adult of freedom of the press, nor even Frank Hertle of Hazlet and St., West Long Branch, sued Dy- in the Flemington Presbyterian place, Mr. and Mrs. John Torres, 7 world young people will be ex- pornography, but outright filth," Charles Hertle of Lakewood; sev- namics Development Co., owner Bandit Caught, But Church. The funeral will be tomorrow Oakwood Ave., Long Branch, son, posed to them. Such exposure he said. en grandchildren, and one great yesterday. of the Lloyd Manor Apartments, at 10:30 a.m. in the Bedle Fu- He Gets Off with Cash can best be counteracted by a "Any man who derives his In- MRS. ROBERT H. MADGE grandchild. Dr. and Mrs. Daclan O'Scan- 376 West End Ave., Long Branch. jood set of moral and spiritual neral Home, here, with Rev. BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP)-They come from the degradation of FREEHOLD - Mrs. Mary J The funeral will be Wednesda; Henry A. Male, pastor of St. ton, State Hospital, Marlboro, Her daughter, Lynn, was hurt values; creating those is primar- caught the bandit, but still he our children is not fit to be in Madge, 74, of 43 Bowne Ave., at 1 p.m. in the Bedle Funeral Mary's Church, officiating. Burial ton, yesterday. playing near the apartments ily the job of home and church." got away with the money. business and should be closed died Saturday in Fitkin Memorial Home, Keyport, with Rev. John will be in Old Tennent Ceme- Mr. and Mrs. James Connett, when the family lived there Aug. How? He said that when a student up," the councilman stated. lospital, Neptune. Sharpe, pastor of the Keyport tery, Tennent. 4 N St., Rumson, daughter, Sat- 19, 1960. She allegedly cut her "We led him to the door nnd is found with any kind of porno- Official Responsibility Mrs. Madge was born in South Reformed Church officiating. urday. right foot on a sharp metal ob- threw him out," pharmacist Har- graphic material in his posses- "Since for the most part, these lrd, the daughter of the late Burial will be in Green Grove Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Settles, ject. The lury awarded $2,000 to MRS. EDWARD R. MURRAY ry Chodorow, 53, said yesterday. sion, a guidance counselor talks filth peddlers steer clear of Uncle 3eorge and Mary Clayton. Cemetery, Keyport. 147 Franklin Ave., Long Branch, the child for her injuries and $500 EAST KEANSBURG — Mrs. "I became so excited by 'he the matter over with him, to try Sam and the mails, let it be the She is survived by her hus- ion, Saturday. to her mother for expenses. Kathleen C. Murray, 44, of 92 Incident I didn't think to hold to help him toward better stand- responsibility of every elected of- jand, Robert H. Madge; two JOSEPH REILLY Seabreeze Ave. died Friday in Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kessel- George Chamlin of West Long him for the police. I also forgot ards. If the student continues to ficial to see that the law is en- wns, Rue Madge of Adelphia, HOLMDEL-Joseph Reilly, 83 Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. man, 363 Meadowbrook Ave., Ea- Branch represented the Dattons, to get back bhe money I ,d have such material, he is disci- forced In his community," Mr. ind Wreiford G. Madge of Free- died Sunday in the Holmdel Nurs tontown, daughter, Friday. Fred W. Jung, Jr., the defendant. handed him." plined. Arnold urged. "And also, let lold, who is deputy county surro- ing Home, where he had been a Born in Brooklyn, she had patient four years. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Letsche, 50 Police said the bandit, a Ne- Contact Parents every citizen be aware of tho gate; a brother, Leon Clayton lived here two years. She was a Ridge Ave., Neptune City, daugh- FINED FOR MISCHIEF gro, wielded a toy gun and de- Royal HinUe, principal of Red moral dangers to our youth so >f Neptune Township; three Mr. Reilly was born In Union member of St. Catherine's Cath- ter Friday. MATAWAN-Joseph F. Bern- manded money. Bank High School, said the par- that he will notify local authori- ;randchlldren, and five great City. He was a member of St olic Church. 1 Gabriel's Catholic Church, Brade- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D Antonio, stein, 18, of 28 Maplewood Ave., Chodorow gave him approxi- ents are contacted in such a ties whenever such a business ;randch!!dren. Surviving are her husband, Ed- vet. 703 Hillview Dr., Neptune, daugh- New Monmouth, was fined $45 mately $100 in cash, then noticed case, and the school makes an gets started." The funeral will be tomorrow ward R. Murray; a daughter,' Surviving is a brother, John ter, Friday. Thursday night by Magistrate that the gun was not real and effort, seldom successful, to find The councilman brought the it 11 a.m. from her residence, Maureen Murray, and a son, Ed- Reilly of this place. Dr. and Mrs. Barry Grabelle, Ralph S. Heuser, Jr., on a charge told the robber, who drew a nut where the material came matter to the attention of the with Rev. Bernard McK. Garlick ward V. Murray, all at home; 15 West Wilson Cir., Middletown, of malicious mischief. Police knife? Chodorow and Julius Pa- from. borough police chief, James Her- officiating. Burial will be in Ma The funeral will be tomorrow a sister, Mrs. Ilene D. Smith daughter, Friday. said the youth, a former resi Knski, 17, a clerk, overcame him "After all, Mr. Hintze said, the ring. plewood Cemetery, under direc- morning from the Hlgglns Me- of Middletown Township, and a Mr. and Mrs. John Knox, 337 dent here, broke 15 windows in young' people see such books Chief Herring said yesterday lon of W. H. Freeman and Son. morial Home, Freehold, to St. brother, Charles J. Daly of Garfield Ct., Long Branch, daugh- Phelan's Garage, Summit St., brazenly displayed in the that pocket books are for sale in Gabriel's Church where a Re- Keansburg. ter, Thursday. May 25. quiem Mass will be offered by Abandons Car stores. onl/ one place in New Shrews- The funeral was this morning MRS. FRANCIS J. GAFFNEY the pastor. Rev. Vincent A. Is the exposure for sale of bla bury, and that this establishment, from the John F. Pfleger Fu- NEWARK - Mrs. Margaret Lloyd. Stalled on Track tant pornography then the fault Superama, has been "extremely Saffney, ,78, of 42 Third St., died neral Home, Middletown, to St. 1 LONG BRANCH - A visitor of the newsstand keeper? co-operative' in seeing to It that Saturday in Newark City Hospital JAMES T. BROWN Catherine's Church where Rev. 3 Rescued as Barge from Newark found herself in a Many police officers say that no obscene matter Is sold here. ifter a long Illness, She was the CLIFFWOOD - James T. Thaddeus J. Wojciechowskt, of- stalled car on the tracks at the it is not. Police officers in many muni- 'Idow of Francis J. Gaffney. Brown, 87, of Smith Rd., died fered Requiem High Mass. Burial Bath Ave. crossing of tihe New "It is easy to sign a com- cipalities point out that any citi- Surviving are two sons, Leo Friday in the J. L. Montgomery was in Mt. Olive* Cemetery, r York and Long Branch Railroad plaint against a little fellow who zen may sign a complaint If he . Gaffney, with whom the lived, Medical Home, Freehold. Rams, Sinks Craft Saturday, with a train approach can't possibly read all the paper- feels that obscene literature is and John- J. Gaffney of Law- CARD OF THANKS Born here, he was the son of W» wiih to thank On many frttndi of Ing and the gates descending. back-hooks that come into his being gold. The matter would rence Harbor; a brother, David the late Thomas and Mary Con- a«or(la Maeaulr« who tavi exprei- SANDY HOOK - Three Belle- Hospital. J, Red Bank. She turned off the key, got store," one officer said. "But probably go to the county prose- Gunn of Freehold; a sister, Mrs. nelly Brown. aloru of U»lr lyropaUiy In our rtctnt villa mm were rescued by coast Mreavement; tor floral IrlbutM, loam Jack Lombardo, Jock Lom out and left trie track. lint doesn't do anything except cutor's office. lizabeth MacLean of Elizabeth; There are no known survivors. nr autnmobllti and other mirln ot guardsmen after their 21-foot bardoardo,, Jr., and Ronald Belottl, The car was struck on Uio left to get one fellow into trouble. The Police officials, one after anoth- inc grandchildren, and five The funeral will b« tomorrow cabin cruiser was rammed and all of 266 Belmont Ave, Belle- Elhsl Bhlvrly and Famllr ront. It was later towed away. IhitiR to do Is to j>o after the dis- er, echo the same words: reat-grandchildren. at 8:30 a.m. from the Day Fu- tunk near Romer Shoal light vilillel , were treated and released. Investigating officer Patrolman tributors and the publishers of "Who Is to say what Is ob- The funeral will bo tomorrow neral Home, Keyport, to St. Jo- Saturday at 9:30 p.m. Coast guardsman of the Sandy om the Cole Funeral Home, this oir TIIANKK 1uy Mlstretla, stated Ruth Lip- such books." scene? What Is obscene to one eph's Catholic Church, Keyport, Wt w(«n to thank our many ralitlvel The Sea.Bright First Aid Squad Hook station said the sunken on of Newark said she had pot No Tie-In Sales person Is not to another." ity, to St. Andrew's Episcopal where Rev. Cornelius J. Karre, and frlfnilj who wcir» io MM and was summoned to .Sandy Hook vessel was rammed by "a large, :hurch, where a service will be thniiKtitful mirlnu our recml !)«r«»v». heard the signal and (cured the A recent statute prohibits the That question is a difficult one. pastor, will offer Rsqulem High m«nl. w. tipaclally wlih lo lhank and took the three, luffermg black' barge, inbound for the har- IIOM In tiit iiM Btnk. Pair Havtn, jates would descend before she le-ln sales of books, so us to pre- Area parents are trying to cope eld at 10:30 a.m. Mass at 9 o'clock. Burial will be Irom. /exposure, to Rlytrviewbar." Fliimion. and Oc«anr>ort artai who itnt could cross the track. sent a dealer's supply from be- with it. j In St. Joseph's Cemetery. ipirtlutl noui]u»ts, flow«rg and oirdi Mr. iM Mn. Dimin and Ion Raritan Applies W, {Successful New Recreation Site Studied Motorist RARITAN TOWNSHIP -I mi $590, including terville companies, respectively, Is Jailed The Art Another possible recreation site band. and transportation costs, and Robert George Schfarom OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Magis- is under study by the Recreation and refreshments for the partici- Smith were approved as fire po- Committee. pants. rate David Resnikoff Wednesday Investing lice for the West Keansburg nigh' sentenced Robert Sepulveda Township Committeeraan Fran- Uhe Township Committee ap- company. OfLearning Velez, 23, of 39 South Broadway, 'Roger E, Spew By ROGER E. SPEAR cis X. Shields announced Friday proved Edmund A. Gill and Jo- An adjourned meeting of the Use Recreation Committee is seph P. Cortti as firemen for the Long Branch, to 33 days in the governing body was set for June county jail in lieu of a $100 fine Qr"Ia 1956 I purchased In cue. I understand it and am dis-studying the possibility rf pur- West Keansburg and North Cen- 21. By LESLIE J. NASON ternatiooal Paper at 37 and Al chasing the Jtacre, Sanfilippo on a reckless driving charge. tressed about it. You've had to Dr. Nason Professor of Education lied Chemical at 60. I have been learn the hard way the basic in- tract, bordering the Cove Road The magistrate suspended a $15 disappointed in both these stocks vestment principle which I've School, as a recreation site, with: ine on a charge of operating a Mothers these days hear about y at night with him. Point out •nd I feel that I cannot affon stressed here so often: The dan-assistance under the Green: motor vehicle without a driver's reading-readiness, and writing- irds in trees. In other words, to wait longer for some signs - ger of depleting cash reserves Acres program. license. Velez said he had a Con eadiness, and they worry "Will courage him to observe what necticut license, but was unable the growth that I need. What do in order to buy stocks. Mr. Shields also reported that my child be ready for kinder- going on around him. Let him you advise?" A. R. The best advice I can give you verification has been received of i produce it garten in September?" ilk about what he sees, hears A—I think you've gone a'long now is to go to your broker and the township's application for The charges arose from an Well, the key to happy first nd feels. , way toward answering your ownyour local banker, put you_r cards funds under the Green Acres pro- automobile accident on Rt. 35, days in school lies in mother- Also, don't be afraid to say "I question. Both your stocks are on the table and take' whateverlgram *» development of the] between West Park and Carol :eadmess. on't know." Tell him "Well try considered blue chips, yet nelth steps they think are necessary toMaines tract as a recreation Aves. early Wednesday morning, Is the mother ready to let her find out together." Here is er has performed satisfactory put you back on your feet. area. when the car Velez was driving child transfer part of his de- 'here you can bring in books, in the past seven years. Eae I certainly hope that, with help Welfare funds expended for crashed into a parked auto owned pendence to others? Is she ready ook up what you don't know in ttock Is off in price during and courage, you will work out May were reported to be in ex- by Lauren Iverson of Gooseneck to let him grow under someone eference books and let him be- period in which many growth is- your present bad situation. cess of $1,000 with about 40 per Pt., Oceanport. else's supervision? ime acquainted with how to dis- sues have tripled in value. (Mr. Spear cannot answer all cent being used for three nursing Police said Velez had been Most mothers desperately want over his own answers. I am myself a conservative man, mail personally but will answer home cases. driving in excess of 85 miles per their children to succeed and be Books will be an increasingly but I think It Is possible to be all questions possible in bis col- The welfare department is ex- hour and crashed into the Iverson happy in kindergarten and the important part of his life. So (DO conservative in the matter ol umn.) pected to "go way over" Its $6,- auto when his car swerved as heearly grades. They feel if the ead to him often. Children like investments. There are a greal 000 budget for the year, accord- started to slow down. The force child fails it reflects on them, have the same stories read many quality issues that havi ing to Mr. Shields.' He reported of the impact drove the Iverson and their apprehensiveness is felt ver and over. Let him sit on been praised so enthusiastically Airport 17 families comprising 68 per- car into a telephone pole and by the child. Often they overlook our lap so he can follow the •nd cany such prestige that it is sons were aided during May. :aused both vehicles to bounce this and then can't understand the 'ords as your finger points them almost defamation to suggest (Continued) July 4 Plans back about 10 feet, police said. child's hesitancy about leaving ut as you read. This not only selling , them. Nevertheless,' tion they had adopted to Ma], Mr. Shields announced a fire- Two passengers in the Velez mother and entering school. 'ill start him off correctly in your case where growth Gen. Stuart S. Hoff, command- works display is being planned auto, Eleanor Townsend, 26, ol Mother-Readiness tft to right reading, but makes 60 Rockweel Ave., Long Branch, needed, I am going to advise ing general of the Army Elec- for Jury 4 and negotiations are in The importance of mother-read- m realize that the printed sym- Just that. tronics Command at Fort Moo-progress for use of the high ,and Irene Butts, 22, of 117 St, Mary's PI., Red Bank, were iness became apparent last fall ols on the page actually mean It seems to me that you have mouth. school field off Middle Rd, The treated at Fitkin Hospital for in Los Angeles. Voters had failed omething. held these stocks long enough, The general Indicated it met ligh school band is being asked minor injuries and released. to approve a special tax rate, so I cannot stress too strongly that believe you would be better off injtlhe Army's requirements—basic to participate in the program. As part of ^its summer pro- Sgt. Thomas Fliedner was thi the Board of Education had to Is the child who does the grow- Texaco and Avon Products. among which was that after Ju- curtail portions of the school pro- ig. Parents can only provide a ly 1 the county would be the gram, the Recreation Committee investigating officer. A—"Last year I borrowed on gram, including kindergarten. avorable climate for growth— landlord and that he would rec- will offer free lessons on band 'my life insurance and used my and orchestra instruments Not all applicants could be ac- nd this means allowing them to savings to buy stocks on mar-ommend favorable action by su- SWIMMER-ACTOR VISITS — To celebrate the appoint- township children, it was cepted in kindergarten. At one ;row at their own speed. So, gin, most of which are down in periors In Washington. ment of Jack Howie, president of Swimming River Pool school it was felt that children ion't push—it defeats the pur- The area involved covers vir- ported by Mr, Shields. Engineers price. Now we have family ill- Robert Russomano, Instrumen- Sales, Inc., Eatonrown, as Cascade Pool dealer in this who were willing to leave their ose! ness and I am worried abou tually only existing Army opera- tal music teacher in the local area, Buster Crabbe paid a visit to the sales firm's pool mothers without fuss should be cash. What should I do?" L. M.tions. At least at this pout, the Advised Of given preference. So, on the first 'ERRINE IS SALUTATORIAN county's participation witl be that school system, will be in charge recently. In photo, left to right, are Carol Seeling, A—Your plight is a very tough of the program, which will run day, mothers were told that on BORDENTOWN - Charles of a bookkeeper, not an airport Miss Swimming Pool 1963; Mr. Crabbe, John R. Ginway, the following day and from then lotting Perrine, son of Mr. and operator. for approximately six weeks. The Bridge Plan program will be open to students an officer of the firm, and Mr. Howie. on, they were to leave the chil- /Irs. Charles Perrine, 4 Sohenck Barkalow Negotiated FREEHOLD — Formal notice dren at the gate. Children who ,ve., Matawan, was the saluta- Assistant County Counsel Clif- from the fourth grade up. Council Acts Parade Report was mailed Thursday to the U.S.showed readiness would be ad- irian at the 81st annual com- ton T. Barkalow, who negotiated Army Corps of Engineers ad- Mr. Shields reported the Me- mitted to kindergarten. Those lencement exercise at Borden- the option with Mr. Brown—and vising the Pleasure Bay bridge To Condemn morial Day parade cost to the who put on tantrums and cried iwn Military Institute yesterday who won the unanimous com- Committee Adopts over the Shrewsbury River will for their mothers obviously morning. He spoke on "Perils mendation of the freeholders for be restored to highway traffic— weren't ready for kindergarten if Modern Science." Maj. Gen. 3 Buildings making the deal before Gen, and closed to high-masted and would be replaced by other ames F. Cantwell, chief of staff Hoff s deadline of Friday after- boats—later this month. OCBANPORT - A move to Elect Lewis children. I the New Jersey National noon—said future public and pri- Policy on Prayer William L. Ulrich, clerk of •uard and a member of the condemn three sub-standard On the next day, something of vate use of the field will be; county Board of Freeholders, dis- governor's cabinet, was the prin- houses was taken by Borough arranged. President Of RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The! announced Friday that starting a miracle occured. When the Council Thursday night. patched the formal notice, flying mothers arrived with the chil- cipal speaker. Mr. Brown, said the attorney, Township Committee has adopted next month the governing body in the face of an Engineers' or- Officials said 30 days after no- dren, ALL of the children pa- will be permitted to use the air- the rapidly spreading policy of will open its meeting with tin der which had closed the span It pays to advertise hi the Red tification to the owners of pas- Education Unit raded into kindergarten without strips for his own business and opening its meetings with a pledge and a minute of silent to cars and locked it open fo: Jank Register.—Advertisement. sage of a resolution ordering the incident. that of tenants on the area of HOLMDEL - Robert Lewis, Pledge of Allegiance and a pray- prayer. boats on May 17. structures demolished, the gov< sixth grade teacher in the Indian Obviously, when confronted with the plant he is retaining. Also, ir. The policy, an idea of Timothy ernlng body will move to raze Hill School, has' been elected Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr., Freeholders yielded to pressun the knowledge that they must be public use will be allowed, F. Sullivan, a Wall Township of inconvenienced motorist the buildings. Terms and procedures, however, president of the local Education willing for their children to leave Association. • school teacher, has been gaininL Wednesday and decided to defy them, the mothers showed an im- Owners will have an opportu- will have to be worked out when widespread approval in the coun- nity to meet with council, it was Other officers are: Mrs. Aver- the Engineers' order and get thi mediate mother readiness for kin- the final contract, is signed, he Murder ty by official bodies, including bridge back in highway service. •aid, to relate their plans to added. il C. Wilson, vice president; Mrs. dergarten. BIO, the Board of Freeholders. repair the houses or to destroy Kenneth S. Willey, secretary, and Col. Milton M. Miletich, Dis To Prepare Children Freeholder Voorhees noted The committee set June 25 at trict Engineer for the Arm; them. that the 200 acres proposed for Donald Kingsland, treasurer. Indictment Remember, there are exper- Mr. Lewis, a resident of Fleet- B:30 p.m. for public hearing on Corps at New York, said hi iences you can expose your chil- Involved are properties owned purchases barely meets require- salary ordinance designed to by Ventures Inc., Shrewsbury, a iwood Park in Raritan Township would have .no comment until thi dren to which will help them in ments of the Federal Aviation place municipal employees on notice is received. CHEM. has a bachelors degree from Dismissed their first schoolwork. A child two-story frame house on River- Agency for federal assistance, salary basis rather than the pres- side Ave.; B. Clifton Arendes, covering only the existing run- Fordham University and a mas- FREEHOLD — A murder in- County crews will swing thi who explores only his home and Unaual opportunity for v«ry ent hourly rate. bridge back to its highway posi- Neptune, a one-story brick veneer ways, taxi lanes and parking ters degree from New York Uni- dictment against Thomas E. Seal- yard, neighborhood and shopping well qualified person. Committeeman Marvin Olinsky tion June 17. Then it will be house on Branchport Aye., andsections. versity. He has been in teach- ley, 26, of 803 Shore Rd., Union center is not getting sufficient Robert and Norma McKee, Red ing, for seven years, the last reported the ordinance, is in lin< re-enforced to overcome weak- background. • SMALL CLASSES 100 MORE ACRES Beach, for killing his father last with Civil Service, recommenda- Bank, a single family frame B the county decides In the three here. July 13, was dismissed Thurs- ness caused in the severe winter Parents should provide oppor- • BRIGHT STUDENTS v tions, and the new pay scale will damage which rendered it inop house on Oceanport Ave. future to improve the field for Mrs. Wilson is a second grade day on grounds the killer wasjli); tunities for children to enjoy • TOP SAURY teacher in the Hillcrest School. be approximately the same ai erable for further swing use. The general aviation purposes, he sane at the time. the present rate. wide range of experiences. En- acres will be. She Is a graduate of Rutgers date for restoring it to servici courage them to discover and said, another 100 Monmouth County Judge Ed- hasn't yet been announced. CALL needed and the freeholders will University School of Education. ward J. Ascher granted a mo- Clark St. find pleasures in learning just fo: Mr. To Present have to negotiate with Mr, The new secretary, Mrs. Wiltio- n for dismissal on a basis of Olinsky also announcec the sake of finding out. MR. RANNEY ley is a graduate of Cedar Crest the New Jersey Highway Author- Brown again. He said the terms testimony from Dr. George Lars- 1 You can take them to places ol of the option affect future prices, College. She is a' kindergarten son of the staff of the State Pris- ity has rejected the township ! interest in the community. Visii 842-1650 73 Diplomas even though terms of the agree- teacher in the Indian Hill School. on Hospital, the so-called Vroom request to take over maintenance Expect JFK museums or zoos. Look at the She has taught five years and of Clark St., an access road tc ment say they won't. building for the criminally in- i "It's inevitable," Mr. Voorhees has been in the local system the sane. the Garden State Parkway. To Request Tomorrow past three years. The request was made by thi said. Mr. Scally was commited to MARLBORO - Diplomas wil This is the breakdown of key Mr. Kingsland is In his first township because signs direct be presented to 73 students at the hospital immediately after traffic to dark St., but the high- parts bf the option: year of teaching here. He is a his arrest. Dr. Larsson deter- Test Ban graduation exercises Tuesday al 1. Purchase of the present air- graduate of Seton Hall Univer- way authority stressed it has WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- t p.m. in the Central School. mined in the meantime he wassigns on several hundred streets field, about 200 acres, at $1,650 sity. He is teaching fourth grade not responsible for his acts. dent Kennedy flies home today The. eighth grade graduates an acre, or $330,000. in CentervMle School but will and can't expend funds on locai from a western tour and heads we: teach physical education next Judge Ascher also granted the improvements. 2. Purchase of five buildings, motion by Assistant Prosecutor right for another speaker's plat- Gerald L. Agent; Toni E. Alt,and land, for a maximum of year. He is a resident of Mid- Maintenance of Clark St., the form—to make what was billed Apryl S. Armstrong, Barbara E dletown 'Township. Thomas L. Yaccarino that Mr. border line between Raritan am $380,000, or a lower price to be Scalley be returned to the hospital as a major foreign policy speech. Armstrong, Marilyn C. Barker. readied through arbitration, or Keyport, has been the subject of Specific points to be covered Virginia Beck, Doris J. Brown, indefinitely. He may be released controversy between the two mu- leasing of the facilities at a price only upon a court order. in his midmorning address to Sally Ann Burrows, Wayne A reached in arbitration. nicipalities and both have askei American University graduates Carroll, Curtis 0. Cashill, Mar- Thomas F. Scalley, 51, the fa-the county to take over its main- 3. Reimbursement to Mr. Council Cites were kept secret. But ^pecula- garet Conomos, Thomas J. Cor ther, was killed when struck on tenance. Brown for paving of the major tion arose in the capital that he rado, Camille Cosgrove, Muriel the head by his son with a lead runway, at $1.45 per square yard, Protests were received from might issue a new call for East- Crocker, Michael J. Crews, Commitments pipe at their home. The killer or $120,350. Sanford Dr. residents, in the West action to halt the testing of Diane G., Crosby, James Denton than attempted to commit sui- FAA May Pay Fleetwopd Park section of the nuclear weapons. Toni Ann Etf and Blvin Fariello. cide by laying on an electric saw, township, that paper and debri: If the county decides it wants On Dredging Oliver Kovacs of Perth Amboy Washington sources also noted Angela M. Federico, Mary M. from Loew's Drive-in Theate: that Kennedy—heading toward a Mr. Brown to pave the Shorter, OCEANPORT - J.J. Rankin, represented the defendant. Federtco, Melvin Fenn, Jeanette are cluttering their property. Mr, four-nation European tour in narrower runway, it will pay chief engineer for the state De- Fman, Lynn B. Fiorentino, Olinsky said measures would be about two weeks—might want to $17,400 for the work. partment of Conservation and Thomas H. Fiorentino, Frank undertaken to eliminate the con- use this address to set the stage Mr. Barkalow said the FAAEconomic Development, Thursday dition. Fonman, Rosemarie Gallucci may share in 50 per cent of the Governor for the trip. Eric E. Gardner, Bernice Gas- notified Borough Council that West Keansburg $330,000 land purchase cost and funds are not available for the (Continued) Uns, Lorraine Gregson, John P, 'uture developments. Complaints were also regis- Griggs, Jr., William A. Hall, dredging of Blackberry Creek. ry out a test of state sovereignty. tered by the West Keansburg Robert F. Hartman, Michael N, Gen. Hoff had threatened to move the Fort Monmouth planes Councilman Harry S. Koch Already on the tightly barricad- Property Owners Association Tensions Hlndin, Laura M. Holmes, Linda ;ermed t h e communication ed campus with orders to prevent about dumping cf garbage, a ro- Huniey, Terry Lee Jameson, and lo Lakehurst Naval Air Station, (Continued) where existing facilities are 'entirely unsatisfactory." He said any possible violence are more dent condition, an unsanitary Randi E. Johansen. he borough had commitments than 800 state, county, city and and promoting municipal work- eady, if an agreement was not creek, stray dogs, and malicious LOW COST NEW ROOM rom H. Mat Adams, as director campus policemen. ers. Alfred Jorgensen, Angle R, jffered by last Friday. mischief in the West Keansbure Before you have a new room added to your home, Key, Laura B. Ktngshott, Caro- if the state unit, regarding the Waiting in nearby armories on! area. Committeeman James G •Each city government enact Mr. Voorhees said perhaps the dredging work. laws assuring the rights of all you owe it to yourself to get our low prices. Our lyn B. Knowles, Sandra Kudrick, county should be concerned as standby duty are more than 500j Brady said the complaints will Joseph M. Lamb, John Lamber- Mr. Rankin noted that the proj- National Guard troops mobilized be directed to the proper authori- residents of equal employment own crew of skilled craftsmen do the entire |ob. a taxpayer for the failure to usej and housing opportunities and •on, Andrew A. Lane, Jeanne these federally provided facilities. ect will be provided for in the yesterday by Wallace. ies for corrective measures. Call now for your free estimate. Ann Lanzaro, William E. Legg, ! equal access to public accommo- But Mr. Danskin said he wasiscal 1964 program. Wallace said in his broadcast In other action at Friday's Annette MacDonald, Robert D. dations. :onvinced from talks with mili- Council moved to write the that to send "a loyal Southern committee meeting: McKenzie, Robert J. Murphy, —Each mayor undertake a spe- tary officials that, economy-wise, ingineer and to refer to prior governor to jail" would amount A request was received from Vivian Owens, Robert J. Pheas- cial campaign to encourage young a shift to Lakehurst "would not correspondence which would to military dictatorship. • H. Thomas Carr, township engi tnt, Richard J. Pogers, Edward! persons of both races to stay in »e all on the plus side." point out commitments by the He was mindful of a federal neer, for a set of plans for the Preston, Jr., and Sandra L. Pug- itate agency to do the job this court injunction forbidding him toproposed Rt. 36 theater to study school in order to increase their He said relocation costs, daily chances for steady jobs and thus Uese. transportation between Fort|year. carry out his promised blockade its structural soundness. Patricia A. Riopel, Brian R. of the Negroes. lessen unemployment among the tfonmoutih and Lakehurst for Mr. Olinsky reported a letter unskilled. "I think this may prove Rydel, Henry W. Sadowski, Val- Wallace made clear that his large numbers of men, and in- of appreciation has been received to be, in time, the most important erie A. Sdieuers, David L. army of civilian police and the X)nvenience to several hundred by the road department from the thing we can all do," the Presi- Sohomp, Robert V. Seber, Patri- standby National Guard units will amilies and contractors with Port Board of Education for co-opera- dent said. cia A. Sickles, Stephanie L. Si Whom the Army does business, be used only to prevent violence :ion given the school system. The mayors' conference resolu- deroff, Dolores Smith, Raymond re factors to be considered. and not to bar the Negroes. It was announced the govern Put -that waste space in your Your. bliement can become Smith, Doris D. Stevenson, Ju- Daly Surprised Monmouth Despite the governor's deter- ing body will meet June 12 wi'ti tions committee went into session attic to good use. Lst us con- an all-purpose family room dith K. Tansey, Nancy Tergis, immediately after the speech and Mr. Irwin said he was voting Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Moon mined stand, Hood expressed ts defense attorney to discuss vert it into extra rooms. It quickly and economically. We Douglas E. Tilton, Diane J. drafted a six-point program em- or the proposal because he be- :nd daughter Judy spent the holi- hope that he and Miss Malone steps to be taken on the recon cost* loss than you think, Call will help you design \\ and Washburne, Olmrfes F. Webber, bodying nil of Kennedy's propos- ieved the county had a duty to lay and weekend with Mr. andwill be admitted without interfer- Superior Court decision allowing and see. preiont free estimate. and Deborah A. Yapp. Mrs. Kenneth Snyder of Chap- ence. the 5fi!)-house Raritan Valley, als, plus a plea that "minority provide highways in the sky as groups be encouraged to recog- well as on land. But when he man Lake, Jermyn, Pa. Dr. Frank A. Rose, university USA, project to be undertaken. ON RADIO SHOW A report by .the-township audi- nize the correlation of responsibil- scd the word "progressive" to president, expressed confidence ity and duty with right and that NO DOWN PAYMENT! RED BANK — Miss Anne Dan Cub Pack 68 held a circus pro- tor showed/Hie township to be In [escribe the attitude he thought that the university will meet the] equality of responsibility be en- owitx of 60 East Washington Ave., gram at a recent meeting, and good financial condition with vas necessary, Mr. Danskin took| crisis with dignity. couraged along with equality of Atlantic Highlands, Was inter- he dens gave skits on the theme. 95.36 per cent of taxes collected FIRST PAYMENT OCT. exception, asserting neither he opportunity." viewed on her work In the For-lor Mr. Voorhees was lacking in They sang and played games. JOINS ALLSTATE and a 1.3 per cent debt rate. UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY ensic Society at Star of the Seaorward-thlnking. Mr. Irwin apoJ- iwards were given by Salvatore RED BANK - Tom Sawyer Academy, Long Branch, where igized to both. Maggio, co-leader. Charles Me- of 415 Hazel St., Neptune, re- •he Is a junior, yesterday morn- Mr. Daly, who had voted lenbach assisted. A picnic is cently was appointed an agent The Place To Go For The Brands You Know DORMERS • MODERN KITCHEN ing on radio station WFHA here. igainst authorizing continued ne- planned in Port Monmouth. for the Allstate Insurance Com- ROOM ADDITIONS • MODERN BATHROOM Miss Danowitz appeared on gotiations with Mr. Brown, two panies. A member of Hie New ROOFING • SIDING • PLUMBING • HEATING the Mary Produclion Program, lays before t/he deadline, without Mrs. Leonard Moon and Mrs.Jfrsey National Guard, Sawyer for Father's Day PORCH ENCLOSURES • MASONRY "Views And Interviews With ilso directing Mr. Barkalow to asper Morrell, this place, Miss represents AMstate In portions • GARAGE - IREEZEWAY Mary-Eunice and Joe." jegln condemnation proceedings Jana HclwiR Belford, attended of Monmouln County, working WHHII 'n Wear Short Sleeve DITHH Sliirls the negotiations failed, said he . past matrons' dinner in Colts mainly from Khe company's sales 25-YEAR MAN s surprised the negotiations Neck Inn May 27 for the Eastern location at Ihe Scars, Roebuck by Van Heuorn—'t.2.1 and 5.00 PARLIN-Robert H. Edmunds ad come to such a satisfactory tar Chapter, Atlantic Highlands. and Company store here. JOHN DANIELS' MEN'S WEAR bf 24 Rosslyn a, Little Silver, onduslon. MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. Thursday will celebrate 25 years With the tools he had at Albert C. Thacke, Briarclift There's no Trick to Having Ex- 23 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER--MIDDLETOWN service with the E. I. du Pont land, I didn't think 1 e could PI., will appear on the Candid tra Cash. You Get It Fast When Charge It — 30 - 60 or 90 Days de Nemours and Co.,, Photo to it,"-Mr. Daly said of the Camera TV June 30 in New York You Use The Register Classified. SHadyydt 1 -5060 PRospcd 1.-1 J j J Products Department. attorney. '—Advertisement. XED BAN* REGISTER Gty Manager irent Group Invest Surplus Says He 1oift OCEANPQRT—Borough Coun- Ktioat which the uaoeUtion con- cil hu announced thtt $100,000 Quit Position fa surplus borough funds will be Inverted In U.S. Treasury bills LONG BRANCH - City Coun- 3EA SRIOHTi-The Horn and to •ccomuUte interest. cil mustered a quorum of five School JUsociatlon has adopted a of its nine members Thursday project for the coming year which for a brief conference about to- vuVseek tetter triffld mHs- morrow's business meeting agen- for residents and visitors.1 da. Mrs, A, B. Keating, unit secre- But the session apparently pro- tary, noted. th«t the group is seek- WITH HEATPR0OUCW6 duced nothing of the fireworks ing aid from the Borough Coun- COZY CHARMS- expected of it in pre-conference oil, local civic organizations and UUSTfiMUSSLEW statements by councilmen and Interested citizens. A meet- HOUSES ARMS/ from rumors. g, she said, to stimulate In- Most Interesting of the actions terest in the traffic safety pro- reporters were warned to watch gram, is slated for 8 p.m. Fri- for was the resignation of Acting day at Andys Insurance Agen- City Manager J. 0. Jones. But it didn't happen. Mr, Jones saic y offices, Ocean Ave. ., - afterward he had no plan The group will seek traffic tig' quit. tals at strategic locations along )cesn Ave. Borough Council, Neither was there action on the announced plan by Councilman hich already has asked, the Walter George to call on cou Board of Freeholders' (or foui cil to begin interviewing candi- ights on the strip, and the Bean! of Education have been Miked Caty, confortabl* warmA li dates for appointment of perm- anent city manager. y the unit to participate! in the TOUR hoMt It OUR «oal. WM'I plan, as has the Chamber ol yea call u today for the fiM Mr. Jones, filling in since Rich aid J. Bowen was fired las TEACHERS HONORED —The Red Bank school system honored its retiring teachers Fwl Oil Drat will heat yeir, March, has annoyed council . . for lent members wHhin the last weel at a testimonial dinner In Shadowbroolc, Shrewsbury, Thursday. Shown with super- because of public criticism intendent M. Gregg Hibbs, second from right, are, from left, Gustav Run, 36 years; roadblocks lie set up on two key Dr. Amy Chateauneuf, 39 years, and Dr. Elsie MacLeod, right, 35 years. roads to Monmouth Park Race Track on opening day last Friday. of alcohol. They were arrested He also has been criticized June 1 after police broke up a for starting up the city inciner- Assault Case beer party on woods End RdIndic. t Father ator just before the races start A similar charge filed against ed a quarter mile away from th< Referred To Kenneth J. Kragh, 18, of 61For Cruelty plant's stack. Spruce Dr., Fair Haven, was dis- A third source of complaint b; missed. coundlmen was Mr. Jones' decis Grand Jury John Calandra, 9 West Morris To Children ion Monday to assign Detectrv Ave., Belford, was fined $100.for FREEHOLD - A 23. year old Capt. Joseph D. Purcell to per MIDDlJEroWN - Martin W. Lubrant, 20, of 56 Lippincott Ave., violation of the township zoning father of four children was in- sonally make a check of debrii ordinance. Newton A. Mallett, dicted by a Monmouth County and hedge clippings piled up Long Branch, was ordered held Visit our spacious new for the Grand Jury by Magistrate building inspector, charged Mr. Grand Jury Thursday on charges gutters and over catch basins on Calandra with moving into a new of cruel treatment to and neglect Ocean Ave. Richard E. Burke Thursday on modern showroom on a charge of intent to commit home without a certificate of oc-of the children, Mr. Jones has charged tha rape. cupancy. James McCoy, Jr., 23, of 63 SEE US FOR ALL FUEL Oil Mayor Thomas L. McClintock ant Water Witch Ave., Highlands, wil Newman Springs Road, Councilmen Walter George an! Lubrant was arrested May 21 be arraigned next week in the YOUR PHOTO NEEDS BURNER soa-. MKWI Milton F. Untermeyer have med Police charged that he tried County Court. He was arrested Red Bank. -»>-* SMI 6iOO died hi the manager's office to drag a 14-year-old girl into Plant Manager by Highlands police, and later making their complaints. wooded area off Hartshorne Rd, We carry a complete Locust. was released in bail, after neigh- Mr. McClintock and Mr. Unter bors had registered complaints. line of famous brand meyer have replied sharply. Mr, According to police, Lubrant Open Monday through Saturday till 5. signed a statement to the effecl The Grand Jury said the abuse cameras and accessor- George has said he has no com' had taken place on various dates Wednesday and Friday evenings till 9. ment, but added he wants to gethat t he intended to sexually at- tack the girl. since Jan. 29. McCoy's children ies. Bring your cameras on with hiring a permanent man- range in age from 2 to 7. He ager promptly. A passing truck driver, Walter here for expert repair S. Covert, Jr., 18 East Chuich was indicted for allegedly beat- He made it dear he "had nev ing them unnecessarily with his service. er given a thought" to makin; St., Sea Bright, saw the incident hands, tormenting them, and fail- Mr. Jones permanent manager. and chased Lubrant. ing to provide sufficient food and The impending resignation Lubrant was arrested later la beverages, and clean housing. We Have Everything the day by Red Bank police after Mr. Jones was rumored wide! McCoy's wife, Ruth, has been through the city during the da; an alarm was issued giving the for the description of his car. in custody of the'children since Mr. Jones gave it no credeni her husband's arrest though he at any time, but it persisted. In other cases, two youths were returned home upon being re- CAMERA FAN Present for the caucus wen ordered held for the Grand Jury on a charge of assaulting a police leased in bail. Councilmen Julius A. Tomaini Other indictments: LAWRENCE F. MILLS attending his first meeting in si)officer. DORN'S Photo Shop Assault Cop Louis DiCapua, 22, of Beach- The Equitable Life Assurance weeks after having undergon way, Keansburg, assault with in- 15 Wallace Siraat hospitalization; Samuel A. Marks They are Thomas M. Share, - Society has announced the ap- 19, of Philadelphia, and William tent to rape and rob a 19-year- pointment of Lawrence F. Mr. George and Vincent G. Ron' old Keansburg woman at her Supplies end Equipment Mills as a life underwriter ca. H. Trew, 21, of 78 Compton Aye, SUPPLY COL Keansburg, home May 11, and robbery of SH 7-2273 or SH 7-2274 with the William W. Nebb Mayor McClintock and Council- $12 from the woman. He pleaded 79 E, Newman Springs Rd., Rid Bank • SH 1-6400 Agency in Menlo Park, N. J. men Edgar Dinkelspiel and Lucy Police said they assaulted Pa- trolman William Brunt on Ocean not guilty and Judge Edward J. effective June 1st, 1963. Be Wilson arrived a few minutes aft- Robert E. Halfacre Ascher set June 17 for trial. Ed- will be working out of the er adjournment and the session Ave., East Keansburg, Memori- ward J. Farry of Keyport is Di William Gonska District Of- was sot resumed. al Day when he tried to quiet a RUMSON - Robert E, Half- fice, 12 Broad St., Red Bank. Capua's attorney. noisy party. acre of 38 Park Ave. has been N.J. The patrolmon.was'ofl duty at Arthur Charles Montgomery, Friendly Nighters Clufr named to the newly created po- 31/ of Clifton, defrauding the man- Upon graduation from Free- ffie time. "He was treated at hold Regional High School, Marks 12tfa Anniversary Riverview Hospital for cuts about sition of assistant plant manager agement of Molly Pitcher Inn, Mr. Mills entered the U.S. the face as a result of the asfo- r the Pyron Company, a divi- April 5, for $257 in room charges, UNION BEACH - The 12th meals and service. He pleaded Navy and served in the Pacif- sault. sion of American Metal Climax, ic. He is a Seton Hall gradu- anniversary of fte Friendly guilty. Judge Ascher set June 28 Nighters, Club was celebrated Gail Curran, 18, of Ocean Ave., Inc. ate with a B.S. in business ad- East Keansburg, was ordered for sentence. ministration and has done last Monday at trie home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Halfacre will Thomas Francis Harty, 22, of Alex Saohat: mti. Walter Von held for the Grand Jury for aid- graduate work at Rutgers Uni- ing and abetting in the assault.relocate in the Niagara Falls, Hingham, Mass., forgery by rais- versity. Prior to his coming Ohlen :*a*" elected president; ing a check given him from $7.50 with the Equitable, Mr. Mills Mrs. Kaymond-afeshardsCTi, .vice Magistrate Burke ordered N. Y., with their three children. Share .and, Trew held under $5,- to $70.50. Harty pleaded guilty -was employed by New Jersey Mr. Halfacre joined AMAX in and will be sentenced June 28. Blue Cross-Blue Shield. OOOjbail and Miss Curran under 1950 as a metallurgist with the second vtcepresidwmt; Mrs.-Ji $1,500 bail. A co-defendant, James L. Wil- Mr. Mills and his wife, the PoweH, secretary; Mrs. George Blacfcwell Zinc Company Divi- son, 22, of Newark, previously Kapusfoy, treasurer, and Mrs.Magistrate Burke reserved de- sion, Blackwell, Okla. In 1959 he former Joan Ann Moore, re- :ision on a charge of palm read- pleaded not guilty and is await- side with their two children at Russell Wyckoff, social secre- was made head of the germa- ing trial. They allegedly obtained 16 Cherry Tree Lane, Middle- tary. ing lodged against Mrs. Mary nium metal department at Car- Miller, 47, of Rt. 35. She was the check, while working as mag- town, N. J. He is a member Plans to go to New York Sept teret. azine salesmen, from Mrs. Es- of the Elks, Red Bank Lodge 21 to attend a performance arrested May 10 after a police- #233 and a member of the woman paid $8 to have Mrs. Mil- telle O'Neal, 19 South Ave., At- Never loo Late" were made. William Frank Heads lantic Highlands, April 15. j Holy Name Society of St.The birthday of Mrs. Grant Mets- ler read her palm, police said. Mary's Church, New Mon-ger was celebrated, and she re- Other Cases Negro College Fund Willie Lee Colins, 449 Hendrick- mouth, N. J. Mrs. Miller was represented son Ave., Long Branch, breaking ceived a gift and a cake. Mrs. NEWARK - William H. Frank There's no Trick to Having Ex- Russell Wyckoff of Keansburg by George E. Ostrov, Keansburg and entering with intent to steal attorney. of Red Bank is serving as chair-April 24* 1963, at the Liberty Food tra Cash. You Get it Fast Whenwill be hostess at the next meet- man of the 1963 United Negro You Use The Register Classified. ing. Russell Fike, 478 Leonardville Market, Seventh Ave., Long Rd., Belford, was given a year'sCollege Fund appeal in MonBranch- . He pleaded guilty and probation and suspended sentence mouth County. will be sentenced June 28. MStrHeh your UvingSpaert on a charge of stealing four hub Mr. Frank, assistant secretary Arraignment dates for the fol- caps from Murphy's Esso Sta- of the Progressive Life Insurancelowing persons indicted were not tion, Eighth St., and Rt. 36, Bel-Co., Red Bank, has headed the immediately fixed because they FINISH YOUR BASEMENT ford. county appeal since 1959, Hiarse free in bail: John L. Beasich, Jr., 19, of 284 father, William S. Frank, served McKinley Askew, 49, of 43 Sandy Hook Ave., Belford, was in the same voluntary post for Parker St., Freehold, carrying a fined $50 for creating a disturb- many years. concealed weapon, a pistol, and ance at McDonald's Drive-In, Rt. The New Jersey UNCF cam- threatening to use it against Mrs. our process includes. 35 on June 1. paign organization has accepted Eugene Powell at her home, 69 Joseph Streat, 63, of 68 Tindall a $45,000 quota as its fair share Center St., Freehold, Feb. 16. He free collection and Rd., was fined $10 for being of a $3 million nationwide goal. will be arraigned Monday. delivery of your rugs drunk on a public street. Walter Fisler, 27, of 91 Camp- each rug is inspected bell Ave., Belford, was fined $25 and* measured on a disorderly person charge lodged by his wife. you receive a copy of receipt, noting condition and estimate George Stevens, 49, of 13 Rustic La., Lakewood, was fined $10 for of repairs if repairs are necessary creating a disturbance at a home at 94 Monmouth Pkwy., East your rug is dusf cleaned in our new "Connarsville" rug beater Keansburg on June 1. to remove deep down dust and sand— Frank R, Widerstrom, 19, of 53 Waterman Ave., Rumson, and then thoroughly shampooed by our modern jet rug cleaning George K. 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lOieeiemnta Cnek Bridge, h*i been pUgued by flooding at nor mal high tide causing a gradua Present 53 Safety Awards |rewWe*Bnfof a quarter of i • section ot Rt. » laIfflUe y the Monmouth County Safety maintaining the lowest accident Stout was guest speaker. Council in the American Hotel, here. The statewide inter-plant safe- y contest was sponsored by the itate Department of Labor and Industry and the state Industrial ~iafety Committee. According to the Safety Coun- 1, the Bendix Corporation re- corded perfect safer; in 19 de- jMrtments at Eatontowq and in two departments at Red Bank, hile Electronic Associates, Inc., HiVERAN of West Long Branch won recog- nition for safety in six depart- ments. J. Kridel knows fathers best. The Hanson-Van WinMe-Mun- L'KETHiS mg Company and the Salmon >aper Box Company, both of datawan, received one certifl- DENTAL OWCitS— Recently elected officers of the Monmeufh County Dental Society are, loft fo-right. Dr. Benjamin Rubin of Aibury Park, secretary-treasurers RUGS ARE CLEANER, Dr. Edward J. McKenna of Red Bank, president-elect; Dr. Milton Paperth of Mana- Water Main squan, proitdent; Dr. Leonard Campi of Asbury Park, outgoing president; Dr. Wil- BRIGHTER and FRESHER liam H. Copporthwaite of Red Bank, vice preiident, and Dr.'Nathan Frankel of As- Contract Let bury Park, recording secretary. OCEANPORT — Borough Coun- cil Thursday awarded a water When cleaned by experts But winning my major goal in main program job to Mills Crane life hasn't made me a snob. Service and Construction Co., CALL TODAY! If you're ever struck "with a armingdale. POOR MAN'S PHILOSOPHER laundry problem on a visit to New The job, which is to extend York—and need a clean shirt— water mains on Portaupeck, Hia- ^J neck, 33-inch sleeves—look watha and Iriquois Aves., will g £leanji me up. I'll be glad to lend you entail Installation of about 1,700 and It Takes 100 Shirts one. Feet of pipe. There is only one hook to this The successful contractor was Since 1111 offer. You'll have to leave me km bidder at $9,939.90. VOI.K IIOME-W OOB nUHT To Gain Notoriety your old shirt in exchange. I'm Unsuccessful bidders were Era Dry Oe«nlng • Uraxlr; never going to go under 100 again. Construction Co., Hazlet, $12,-• WHITE ST. SH 7-2600 RED BANK A vow Is a vow. BOYLE By HAL BOYLE 167.10, and Thomas Procter Co., I —- *, LonT.nn 000.— if it approves the pro- W. mm Kit right to Nmft qMiWw. at a party any more than they do sympathy one might expect. gram. any other fat man with tired feet. "My husband went through thi UPHOLSTERY SrlOrSVINC. They don't, that is, until somebody Most of the 5,000 feet of beach FURNITURE SHOWROOMS mtire war and won three battl front land — proposed for beach ALAN'S happens to mention that I owntars and a purple heart—and hi SOUTH 7rh AVI. off CHELSEA AVE. fill - is owned by William Vai 100 shirts. loesa't have 100 shirts," a wifi Dyke, proprietor of Cliffwooi USMOMCIHS (CIOM by R. R. Tracks) LONG BRANCH Then the crowd begins to gather ill say accusingly. Pool and the Cat 'N Fiddle Bar around me. They demand to know For some reason it is the wives and Grill. EAST IUDSET TERMS why I have 100 shirts-as if this irho seem to resent my 100 shirts O|tN Wedtndey md Friday Nhm Till •:00 P. M. Committeeman Henry E. Trap were in itself an un-American act nost. And what seems to maki hagen has questioned whether TOP ROUND hem the angriest isn't so much taxpayers' money should be spenl lie wasteful expenditure of family since the land is privately owned. un&s but that a mere man wouk Would Build FacilWes tare to clutter up storage gjaw Mr. Van Dyke last night agreed vith 100 shirts of his own. t ' to build public facilities, such as Husbands, on the other hand, bathhouses and the like, if the ieem in many cases to hold a project goes through, and per- [ind of wistful admiration for in STEAKS mit free public access to thi told victory. They ask how I gotbeach. tway with it. The committee will discuss thi Well, I can tell you, it wasn'l issue again at a meeting tonight iasy. After the first 50, I had t< Thursday, it instructed Town muggle the rest hi one or two aiship Attorney Herbert Smith t< time—to keep my wife from confer with officials of Madisoi FRANKFURTERS inding out how many I had andTownship, which has alread; ivoid having her start secretly agreed to share costs in the pro eturning them to the store. jeer, for its beach area, Naturally, you'll want to know Mr. Smith also will confer wit! rhat kind they are. I have 2fl federal officials on the proposal. vhite shirts, 30 blue shirts, triped shirts, 17 tan shirts and Buying or selling? Use the 2 sport shirts. Register Classified for quick re- This is my only claim to fame. sults.—Advertisement.
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Still Louise Member ot (ha Atsoclated Press n» AMMUUA rnu u uaat ttcwuwij to a* DM tor npnbUestlon at tu u» tow twin uisud ia tUa maintained her deep dimpl^f *mi«, •"•' miauHU urn diipwctiM. even when her husband Fritz said: Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Association "Have some morer It was the last Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation question he asked that night Tb* KM Bask KifUtw unmu no ttnueiu riipotulbtlltlw for trpofnpuc*! anon tn tdrirtlMsunu. tat all nprtnl wtuout chtnt, tiat van ol as ainnlmment *. wblcu tin tjrcoiraphlcal trror occur* Adnrttnn wu We are in this town> to help cele- feteu* MtUj tM utattunim Unm»dlat«U ot tuj trror wtuca may ooeur. brate the Sesquicentennial of The Bat- ThU n*wmH> aaramu no rupooriblUUu lor •Utemtnu ot opinions In Utun from tu raadtra, tle of Lake Erie. Oliver Hazard Perry v HUM tn Ltii tbu > noa. Per month »i.w 11 montlu—(U.M • moatlu-l S.CO won it in 1813 when he signalled '«We Bl copr or mall. 10 cenu II montha-filM I month*-* ISO ton it oounui, t wnti have met the enemy and they are purs." MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1963 BISHOP He built his ships here and the City of Erie is going to celebrate the victory all summer with pageants, exhibits, blockhouses and ferris wheels and Sewer Study Needed games. The twin problems of sewage county Board of Freeholders is con- Until now, Erie had been a place one passes through at night on a train, or looks down upon from disposal and waterway pollution, sidering should be undertaken. 35,000 feet between Chicago and New York. This, of among the major ones now facing More than 100 representatives of course, is ignorance on my part All cities are more 1 growing Monmouth County, have most of the county-'s 53 municipali- than places on a map. They have personalities, good needed solution for a long time. ties attended a meeting called by and bad, and they are clean or dirty, happy or miser- Municipalities, as best they could, the freeholders earlier this week. able, expanding or dying. We have been here only a few hours, but Erie have tried to cope with residential, They heard the need for a survey emphasized. comes up bright and chipper. It's an old city with commercial, and industrial expansion young ideas. There are skyscrapers downtown and a —and with it the inherent problem A state representative from the new city hall tis going up. There is a fireball Chamber of waste disposal. Division of Environmental Health of Commerce and the finest interfaith work I've seen won unanimous support of the audi- These Pays: anywhere. None of the growth here is ithe boom type; . But, many believe, the way to ence when he said a study and ALLEN- it's solid, steady and inexorable. do the job is by consolidating efforts master plan for sewage disposal was Archbishop Gannon, who is 86, has been practic- on a county or regional basis. Mu-basic to meeting county problems in Letting an Enemy Off Hook ing respect and cordiality for people of other faiths nicipalities cannot do the job alone. SCOTT long before the current Ecumenical Council embraced all areas now and for the next 25 By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN the same brand of brotherhood. A few hours ago I was What the answer is—that's hard years. in Gannon College and was surprised to see a huge By some dogged fatality, the United States has lei REPORT to say. Septic tanks and cesspools, Certainly, this will be costly — Hebrew menorah over the stage in the gymnasium." I every one of its mortal enemies off the hook since the By ROBERT S. ALLEN still being used in many county asked why. "Because," said Auxiliary Bishop McMana- but funds must be found to carry 'peace without victory" conclusion of the Korean War. and PAUL SCOTT WASHINGTON-Presideiit Ken. man, "we're awarding an honorary degree tomorrow to communities, and package sewerage on the study. Last Autumn we had Khrushchev on the run in Cuba, nedy is ready to announce a uni- a Supreme Court Justice who is Jewish." plants for specific areas are said not For Monmouth County, the time but since then we have permitted his forces to filter lateral ban on nuclear weapons One of the archbishop's good friends is the Epis- to be the long-range answer to the has come to act on these important back. Like the golfer with no follow tests in the air and underwater if and when the Senate approves copal bishop of Erie, William Crittenden. It Is rare, through, we seem unable ever to capi problem. problems. Together with municipal the resolution sponsored by 34 the people tell me, to see either one appear at a func- taliize on a stroke that starts out with senators calling for such action and state support, there may still be tion unless the other is present. Whichever one deliv- Instead there is a need for a real power. The President's proclamation, time to protect what is left of our that would make the existing un- ers the invocation, the lips of the other moves in si- comprehensive study of the entire Now comes the news that there official unilateral test ban official multaneous prayer. situation—and that is the survey the county's many natural assets. a movement afoot to help the Red would leave the U.S. free to con- We sat, eating hash, and talking of these refresh- Chinese recoup their strength by trade tinue underground testing. This unannounced plan was ing things. Besides Fritz and Louise, there were the with the U.S. after the abject failure o Commencement, 1963 made-known by the President to Cochrans. The Cochran family outnumbers everyone in Mao Tse-tung's Great Leap Forward Senators Hubert Humphrey, D- Minn.,, and Thomas Dodd, D- Erie. Col. -Phillip Cochran was one of the great air Once again it is the time of grad- when a bachelor's degree was the Chamberlain wnich has deprived the Peking govern Conn., who forged the resolution heroes of World War II. Now he is 50, snowy of hair pinnacle for many—but today, with ment of everything but the ability to yell at Khru- uation—a time when all varieties of urging him to offer Russia a and given to silent smiles. He and his brothers own the hchev. An organization called the Committee for treaty banning aerial and under- competition and the desire for learn- Lyons Trucking Company and Phil never flies an ait- schools conclude their academic year Review of Our China Policy has been set up on the water tests., i. . t ing what it is, more and more stu- At a White House meeting, the plane. Once, in Burma and India, he led Wingate's and send their graduates off to new Pacific Coast, with headquarters in Eugene, Ore. Its dents are going on for master's and President told the two senators Raiders in air battles which hurt the Japanese. challenges. co-chairmen are Charles O. Porter, a former congress' his proclamation would follow ex- doctoral degrees. man, and Ernest T. Nash, former deputy secretary ol actly the lines of their resolution, A character in a comic strip named Flip was mod- under which the U.S. could im- eled on Phil. Today he is still unmarried, and spends a | It is a time of commencement for Students who are graduating de- th'te International Government in Shanghai. Porter and mediately resume all types of lot of time alone. John, who is eight years younger, Wny and actually a time of conclu- serve credit—and so do their parents Nasj h have requested Washington for permission to festing if the Russians broke the sponsor a trade delegation to the Chinese trade fair ban—as they have done in the' runs the trucking company and his lovely wife Carol sion for others, as far as education and families who gave them support. past. in Canton next October, with a possible view to legal runs him. Tom Cochran, who is an old friend, is asso- is concerned. Many college graduates We offer the Class of 1963 congratu- JFK's Opinion ciate producer of the Jack Paar show. No failures are lations. They have completed an im-izing trade with Mao Tse-tung's Communist regime. As discussed by the President, will be ending their school careers- According to publicity from the Porter-Nash group he envisions the contemplated permitted in this family and, if they can't charm you while others will be going on for portant milestone—and now go on t. test ban proclamation as a means out of business, they'll gang up and bushwack you. they have received a tentatively favorable response of circumventing the major higher degrees. There was ii to, greater achievement. rom Presidential Assistant McGeorge Bundy. He is stumbling block to an agreement A few hours before, we had watched a pageant represented as saying that U.S. policy on the desira- at Geneva—the dispute over in- portrayal of the Battle ofv Lake Erie at the stadium. spection of underground tests. Al- Mayor Charles Williamson, a stout jolly man of evi- four Money's Worth: bility of permitting a trade delegation to go to Canton so as giving the administration s now under review by the State Department "As youa potent argument to induce the dent popularity, started the proceedings by introducing point out," Bundy is quoted as writing to Porter, "there Soviet to take similar unilateral a long list of distinguished guests. One of them was action. No Hi on Interest Cost of National Debt are a great many factors to be considered in dealing Gov, William Scranton of Pennsylvania, a handsome In the President's opinion, one man with a sense of humor. By SYLVIA PORTER with the problems of contacts with the Peiping regime of the principal uses of the pro- not the least of which has been their steadfast refusa posed proclamation would be to He saw the queen of the Sesquicentennial, Joan Government securities — ranging mobilize world sentiment against There are thousands of items into g transferring to permit any visitors to the Mainland who are not of Bierley, leave the dais trailing her mink-fringed cape. funds to other money centers from the giant institutions own- another round of Russian nuclear in the record 1964 federal budget ing hundreds of millions of dol- their own choosing." tests expected later this year. Gallantly, Scranton left his seat and hurried out on the on which Congress can slap a where interest rates might be lars' worth of government IOU's The President asked Senators turf field to hold the cape aloft For a few minutes, he spending lid, if it so desires, and more attractive, The level of Not Committed to the little investor owning U.S. Humphrey and Dodd to go to thereby limit the size o! the interest rates has become a key looked like a train bearer at a royal wedding. savings bonds. Such a statement commits Bundy to nothing, but Geneva in a few weeks to pre- budget for Ih weapon in our fight to prevent a sent their plan for a limited test We talked about the evening, and Fritz Meiser said starting run on our gold reserve and to How big a burden is this $10- the very suggestion that the Department of State might treaty as a stopgap measure. his wife planned a brunch'for about 30 people the fol- y Then preserve the value of the U.S. billion-plus of interest on us? reconsider our ban on trading with Mao Tse-tung has They would do this as special is one spending dollar. lowing morning and he hoped' that the Bishops would The answer here depends on an ominous connotation. Sen. Wayne Morse has been U.S. emissaries. though, Who will put up the $10 billion- attend. John Cochran, who is also president of the city how you measure it. (pushing for a re-examination of our trade policies; he The two senators agreed to the which it canno plus that the Treasury must pay zoo, is a dark, serious man with a high-noon touch, and out as interest on. the nationa" if you view it simply as a reports an increasing interest on the West Coast in President's request. cer debt in the next 12 months? selling t0China hopes for some responsei n Wash THE BIG DEBATE-Desplte its expression. surge You and I will put it up via theKfiSStS - **« 34 backers, the Dodd-Humphrey "Tell me," he said softly, "do you think you like relentlessly up- taxes we pay on our paychecks resolution faces stiff opposition ward to th( and profits. All taxpayers will portions. As recently as 1946 ington to this interest. in the Senate. Erie?" I finished what was left of tomorrow's hash and the annual interest cost on our if there were any real likelihood that the peace This is significantly Indicated highest peak help carry the debt load. 0 the m3de C6rtaln letti U S said yes. He recalled that, in the line of duty, I go to Who Gets It? by the fact that not a single mem Porter ever in the fis- ^"^ttaftnS ' ™« ««*» * * "S ' many cities. I said that Erie did not have the smashing Who will get the $10 billion- burden has just about doubled, wheat, steel and machinery go to rebuild Red China's ber of the powerful Senate Armed cal year ahead. flash of Miami, nor the somber grace of Madrid, but That item is interest on the plus of interest? The rise has been due not sojwasted muscles, then this column would be for it. ButServices Committee and the Joint national debt, Those who buy and hold U.S. Atomic Committee signed the res-Erie has the most hospitable people I've met east of Interest the Treasury must pay olution. Dodd and Humphrey San Francisco in addition to the solid durability of New on our national debt will swallow upswing in interest rates which such an assumption completely untenable. Back in the made strenuous efforts to get Orleans. way over $10 billion of our taxes began under the Truman admin- days when they were getting help from Soviet Russia signers, but without success. this coming year. Interest will istration, continued under the Members of these two commit- I began to tick off all the people I had met in a the Red Chinese did not scruple to attack the United tees, led by Senators Richard be second only to national de- Eisenhower administration and is few hours, and all the parts of the oity I had seen. "You fense as (he largest single item in still persisting under the Ken' States forces in Korea. They desisted from carrying Russell, D-Ga., chairman of the the budget, and of every $1 to be nedy administration. through with their threats to seize the island of Quemoy Armed Services Committee, Hen- should stay longer," he said. I said we'd be leaving spent in fiscal 1964, interest will ry Jacksoh, D-Wash., ranking after the branch-if any. Phil spoke. "Come back," he Actually Lighter as a stepping stone to Formosa only because the U.S member of the Joint Atomic Com take 10 cents. There is nothing said. "This is a friendly place in an unfriendly world " Congress can do to prevent this Measured in other ways, though, refused to panic and because the Russians failed to sup- mittee, and John Stennis, D-Miss; for two hard reasons. the burden can be considered ply enough air power to put Chiang Kai-shek's Sabre- head of the Armed Services Pre- We'd be back. I couldn't bear to tell him that it paredness Subcommittee, wil First, our total national debt is lighter than in 1946. For in- is the only city in which I saw a governor hold im jets out of business. Is there any reason to believe that spearhead the fight against the K rising to all-time peaks. The stance, if you view it against our Mao's implacable government would be grateful for resolution when it reaches the a train ... precise size of the budget deficit total output of goods and services Senate floor. in fiscal 1964 will be determined (Gross National Product), the in- peaceful gesture from Washington, or for the goods by the strength of the economy terest increase actually "shrinks." that might flow into Chinese ports as a result of a re- The resolution is before the The ratio of interest charges on Foreign Relations Committee, and what Congress does about laxation of the trade ban? taxes, but that there will be a the debt to GNP was 2.2 per cent which is slated to start consider- deficit is certain. The national in 19-16, is down to around 1.7 Formosa Angle ing it shortly. per cent now. As a much bigger Secret Testimony debt is already pushing through A reviving Red China would certainly turn its at- $305 billion, will rise by many nation than in 1946, we can afford Senators Russell, Jackson an! more billions in the months to carry a Inrger debt load. tention to the "liberation" of Formosa once more. And Stennis are urging colleagues to ahead. Obviously, a bigger debt Or if you measure it in terms since the U.S. is committed both by its interests and study secret testimony heard last means more interest must be paid of the extent to which the pay- its honor to protect Formosa as a shining example of week by the Senate Investigating on that debt. Subcommittee revealing that not ments redistribute income unde- good "agrarian reform" in the Far East, we would have sirably, the interest load also ap- all atmospheric nuclear tests can Top* 4 Per Cent pears much less disturbing. There to help counter any bellicose threats to the island from be detected, as has long been be- Second, It will cost the Treas- is no evidence whatsoever that lieved. ury more to borrow new money the Chinese mainland. It would be like punching our- the interest the federal govern- This startling disclosure, ex- and to replace maturing IOU's selves on the jaw. to build Red China up only to have ment pays to owhers of its se- actly the opposite of information because interest rates are rising. curities has significantly affected to knock it down again by sending the Seventh Fleet given out by administration of- Right now, the Treasury is pay- the distribution o| income among Iclals, came from Pentagon and Ing 3 per cent to borrow money back into the waters between Formosa and the Red various groups. ntelllgcnce experts. for only 90 days, more than 4 Chinese coast. It Is bused on analyses of U.S. per cent to borrow funds for But none of these reassuring Quite aside from questions of national security, nnd Soviet atmospheric tests long-term periods. measurements enn hide these which arc known to have taken A vital point here Is that the facts: More than $10 billion of there is the problem of what we might receive from place la?t winter but were not Treasury and Federal Reserve our taxes will he going just for ', the Red Chinese in exchange for wheat, steel and ma(H'Ttc-- i at the time. Syitem today arc deliberately ntcrest on the national debt In Tlie three senators arc dlscus- trying to prop Interest rates to chinery. Red China's big export of the moment is dope. fiscal 1964. These payments alone ilng methods of making this sen- levels high enough to encourage The Red Chinese, according to Valentin Chu, are now mtional Information, highly clns- will swell the fcdcrnl budget. In foreign holders of dollar claims getting an estimated gross of a billion U.S. dollars a ilficd by the Whlto Houso, known less than 10 years the Interest agtlnit us • to keep their funds year from the illegal trade in opium and opium deriva- to the public. Invested In ihort.term U.S. se- load has doubled and there Is One plan under consideration curities and to discourage them nothing Congress can now do to tives. Much of the dope winds up In American cities ia to have Senator Stonnli' Pre- from twalm «belr dollar dilrai 6—Monday, June 10, 1963 •top the uptrend. .1after transshipment through Cuba. (See ALLEN-SCOTT, Paje 10) IAKE UP, AMERICA .. BEFORE IT'S TOO UTE! BED BAflK REGISTER Juse 10,1965-f m* of white mm (feed Matawan Park blue, and ant* carried pit* fwt«theart *i*r his Hunguian'oKhetth of Car-roses. Club Lists _J PhyUli Mtry teret. Miss Dinnis Is Bride m, daughter tf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes, West Allen- The bride, who was given in burst, brother-in-law ot the bride. Stanley KacxorowsU, 1001 Fifth marriage by her father, mn t me belt man. Ushers were Fred- Chairmen Aye., this dry, formerly of Eng- long-sleeved gown of silk organza erick J. Kolb and Harold Riely, MATAWAN - Mrs. William Of George A. Biegner Utm, to Frank X. Low, 508 styled with a prtaom panel ot Belmar and Victor Kaczorowskl, Lambert spoke on the works ol KEYPORT - Miss Louise Din- ber of the Mawnic Lodge, J*r- Second, Ave, son of Mrs. Edna Alencon lice ud jcoop neckline Fords, cousin of the bride. New England poet Robert L, M. Low, 506 Lake Ave., was fol- Frost at the closing meeting of nii, Broadway, Keyport, daugh- ey City, the Union Beach Amer- outlined with sequins ud seed The bride was graduated from ter of Mrs. Cass Gilbert, Manas* ican Legion Post, and the Penn- olwed'by » Solemn High Nuptial pearls. The bouffant skirt ter- the Woman's Club. Mass tare in Holy SplrH Catho- Jtmesburg High School and is sas, Va., and the late Mr. Gil-sylvania Railroad Square Club. minated in a chapel train. Her employed m the accounting office Mrs. William Burmester bert, became the bride of George Is the secretary of the wasb- lic Church, The bridegroom alto elbow-length veil was held in Is the wa of the late Frank J. of the Central Jersey Bank and elected to fill the newly-created Arthur Biegner, ion of Mr. and igton Engine Co., Mitawan. place by * crown of sequins and Trust Company, Freehold. office of financial secretary. A tow.' , ,<.; • Mrs. William Biegner, 254 Hard- They will reside on Broadway, pearl* and she carried a colonial life membership was approved i Rev. Edward Strtno ot St. An-bouquet of rotes en* liry-of-the- The bridegroom, a graduate ot ing Blvd., Matawan, Saturday. St. Rose High School, Belmar, for Mrs. S. B. Eggleston, a past Rev. Frederick C. Boos, pas- thony's Catholic Church, Trenton, valley centered witt «n orchid. served in the Air Force in the president and charter member officiated tt the double ring cere- Of the club. tor, performed the double ring HURT AT INN Mrs. Thomas Hughes, West Al- Korean War and attended Mon- ceremony in the Gethsemane Lu- NEW SHREWSBURY - The mony May 25 and was celebrant lenhurst, was matron of I honor Mrs. Philip "imm, Mrs. Dan- of the Mass, assisted by Rev. mouth College, West Long theran Church. irst Aid Squad was called to tor her sister. Other attendants Branch. He is an engineering iel Heaney and Mrs. Charles E. The bride was escorted by ireenbrier Inn yesterday at 2:02 John Madcln and Rev. Harold were Mrs. Russell Scobey, Eng- Sprlnghorn were accepted as Hindi of. Holy Spirit Church as draftsman in the Neptune City John J. O'Reilly, Matawan. She .m. to take Harvey Harris, 19, llshgtown; Mrs. JohttJXKovics, district office of New Jersey Bell new members. The resignation ot wore a street-length pink silk or- Fort Monmouth, to Patterson .deacon ,and tupdeacon, re- Fords, and Miss Rose Mary Tas- Mrs. D. E. Corbett for reasons spectively. An all-male choir with Telephone Company. ganza dress with matching hat tony Hospital. itai, Manasquan. The couple will live in their of health was accepted with re- and circular veil. She carried a Arthur Beah at the organ sang lite bridal attendant* were gret Police said the Injury to the the Mass. new home on Belmar Blvd., Glen- colonial bouquet of white carna- loMler—cut* of the head-were gowned identically in light blue dpla section of Wall Township, Mrs, Calvin Pearce, Immediate tions. A receptioo for 200 guests fol- organza fashioned with scoop past president, was elected to fill he result of an altercation with on their return from a wedding Mrs. O'Reilly was matron of mother patron of the inn. lowed In the Royal Manor Vene- necklines and bell shaped skirts. trip to Williamsubrg, Va., Luray the vacancy on the house com- honor. She wore a blue linen tian Room, Wall Township. Music They won circle headpieces to mittee created by the resignation Caverns, Silver Springs and Palm street-length dress with matching Buying or selling? U» the was by Albert Hegedas, Jr. andmatch, and carried colonial bou- Beach, Fla, of Mrs. A: Edgar Palm. hat and a corsage of pink cym- Mrs. Albert Abel!, president, bldiums. Register Classified for quick re- sults.-AdverUsement announced the appointment of John Falkowski, Danville, Pa., Miss Terry the following chairmen of stand- served as best man. ing committees: Mrs. John C. A reception followed In Clare IS YOUR Eggleston, building; Mrs. John- & Coby's Restaurant, Rt. 9, Is Engaged son Cartan, membership;' Mn. South Amboy. Edward Currie, bylaws and re- The bride attended schools In SHAPE vision; Mn. Harry Clune, ways Manassas, Va., and Is employed and means; Mrs. William Nod- by J. M. Fields Co., Hazlet SHIPSHAPE? Mrs. Robert Joseph Walker dings, international relations; The bridegroom was graduated Mrs. David Bruce, welfare; Mrs. from Paterson Technical High G. J, Sterling Thompson, cheer; School and served four years in E*»ryon» will notiea yeur flgura Mrs. Paul A, Egan, publicity; the Navy. He is employed in the during tha warm iiimmar waath- Baptist Church Wedding Mrs. W. Rulon Smith, youth con-South Amboy office of the Penn- , w that's ju»l ahaad. Days a* rtt servation and education; Mrs. sylvania Railroad. He is a mem- William Lambert, literature; beach, casual therh «t picnici Mrs. Elmore Kattner, tickets, and barbacuat and light turn- For Blanche Hancock and Mrs. John Robertson, de- m»r drantt. NEW - Rev. Frank Kessler, Newark, and fense and economic security. William E. Bisgrove officiated at Robert Madse'n, Union City. If your figura im'r all thai yeu'd the wedding of Miss Blanche A reception followed the cere- liU It lob*, bring iUe CHECK- Elizabeth Hancock and Robert mony In Bachstadfs. Restaurant, Cub Pack 93 Ends SACK. W.'ll rid It of unsightly Joseph Walker Saturday in the East Keansburg. Season With a Circus New Monmouth Baptist Church. The bride is a graduate of Mid bulgu ttii unwantad far, and, MORGANV1LLE - Cub Pack in a hurry fool Why not call The bride is the daughteg r of dletown Township High Schoa d M Ub W Han- and the Hartford Airline Person 93 held a special program at tight now for full daralls. . Mr. and Mrs. Urban W. their last meeting for the year. p , Port nel Training School, Hartford; cock, 36 Campbell Ave., Conn. She attended Union Jun- Den 1 presented a circus skit, Monmouth, Mr. WalkeWk r is the Den 2 used the theme "Under FREE TRIAL son of Mrs. Mathilda Walker of ior College, Cranford, and is past worthy) adviser of the Monmoutii the Sea" and elbowed shells, sea TREATMENT Union City. (ana and coral fish; and Mr. Mrs. J. Francis Rauch was Assembly of the Order of Rain- bow for Girls. Prior to her mar-Thomas Antisell showed a color N» obligation . . . Call for Miss Dorothy E. Terry organist, and Mrs. Chester Hen- fihn on "Fish of the Florida Puritan • your appeinfmant today. dricks, Jr., soloist. riage she was employed in thi HAZLET Mrs. Arthur M Adjutant General Section, Head- Reefs." MILK CO. The bride's great-grandfather, GUARANTEED Terry, Sr., 702 Beers St., quarters, Fort Monmouth. Plans were made for forming a SHadysMt 74)684 William Carmen of Port Mon- Softbalfb l team. fl INCH* WEIGHT nounce the engagement of her The bridegroom was graduated The following s mouth, who is 90 years old, gave from Union KII High School. boys received badgesg : Peter LOSS daughter, Miss Dorothy Eliza- her in marriage. She wore a Union City, and is New York Pascalis, Douglal s Mendini, beth Terry, to Donald H. Mcln- long-sleeved bouffant gown of area passenger representative'of Lubymyr DatzWwsky; Cornel III writing! No iff, andi or tosh, son of Mrs. Barbara Me- silk organza and Chantllly lace. Trailways Bus Company. He is a Datzkiwsky, Douglas AntiseU, butt—wa guarantaa itl The organza overskirt was Intosh of Keansburg. scoutmaster in Ridgefield Park. Larry Youngman and Dan Mc- caught up with roses of lace to The couple will reside in North Cormack. Bobcat pins were LARGEST SALON Miss Terry, daughter also form a scalloped effect. Her Bergen following a wedding trip awarded to Dan Brewer, Kenneth the late Mr: Terry, is attending bouffant four-tier veil was finger- to Montauk, LI. ON THE COAST Red Bank High School, a mem-tip-length and held by a circle Gutridge and Steven Leander. ber of the class of 1964. She i of organza roses trimmed with NEW BOOKS Most medarn, most baautiful employed as a clerk-typist i loops of seed pearls and crystals. too , . . Com* and la* it. ttu Rumsort Reading Institute. She- carried a Rainbow Bible Joan Ankenbrandt Wed Mr. Mclntosh is a graduate with a white orchid on its cover DENVER. Colo. - Ma]. Gen. gowns of wheat yellow organza, and a cascade of white roses. of Keyport High School and and Mrs. Francis LeRoy Anken- large picture hats trimmed with brandt of Villanova, Pa., an- matching organza and carried served in the Air Force. He Miss Gail Walker of Union NEW BOOKS City, sister of the bridegroom, nounce the marriage of his miniature carnations. employed by Worthington Cor- was maid of honor. She was at-daughter, Miss Joan Hubbard Robert Dean Snodgrass, Shaw- FOR poration, East Orange. tired in a street-length frock pf Ankenbrandt, to Donald Pratt nee Mission,: was best man for lime green silk organza. , Snodgrass, Dallas, Tex., son of his brother. Capt.' G. D. Anken- . _ Physic^ Control jor Better Living Mr. and Mrs. A. Palmer Snod- HELD AS DISORDERLY brandt, Portsmouth, brother ot Bridesmaids, Miss Susan Bar- grass of Shawnee Mission, Kans. the bride, served as usher with 181 Newman Springs Rd. NEW SHREWSBURY - Ber- nard of Leonardo and Miss Beth Stewart Gunckel, Denver, and Fathers Day nard Stout, 1104 Bangs Ave., As. Hancock of Port Monmouth, sis- The ceremony took place Sat- urday in the Chapel at Lowry Harry Eastman, 3d, Sterling. NEXT TO A&P SH 7-9400 RED BANK bury Park, was arraigned in mu- ter of the bride, wore street- The bride is an alumna of Hoi- AND nicipal court Saturday on length sleeveless dresses of aza-Air Force Base.. Chaplain (Capt.) Jeremy H, Knowles, U. S. Air ton Arms School, Washington, charge of being drunk and dis-lea pink silk organza with D. C, and the University of Colo- orderly and of fighting at the matching jackets. They carried Force, officiated at the double half-cascades of white roses. ring ceremony. rado at Boulder where she was Greenbrier Inn, Squankum Rd. member of Alpha Delta Pi. Graduation Friday night. He was sent to Charles Walker, West New Daughter also of the late Janet Until her marriage she was a the county jail In default of $500 York, brother of the bridegroom, Cooper Ankenbrandt, formerly of stewardess with United Air Lines bail to await a hearing today was best man. Ushers were Red Bank, the bride was escort- out of Chicago and Denver. ed by her fatter. She wore a SMU Student gown of silk organza fashioned The bridegroom is an alumnus Red Bank Book Store with elbow-length sleeves and anof Shawnee Mission High School GRADUATION oval neckline. The bodice and ca- and the University of Colorado. 6 LINDEN PLACE RED BANK thedral-length skirt were He is attending Southern Method- trimmed with appliques of Alen- ist Uuiversity Graduate School, SH 7-1412 DRESSES con lace a,nd seed pearls. Her and is a member of Delta Tau bouffant veil was held m place Delta, social fraternity; Alpha by a silk organza plateau ALSO SOME LEFT FROM OUR WATER DAMASE that will win fashion honors Kappa Psi business fraternity SALE, INCLUDING MANY CHILDREN'S ... AT trimmed with three hand-rolled and the American Institute of $17.95 to $29.95 silk organza roses and she car-Electrical Engineering. He is a GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! ried a cascade bouquet of white microwave systems engineer || roses, stephanotis and llly-oMhe- with the Collins Radio Company valley, In Dallas, where the couple wil 1 • ** • Bride's Attendants reside after a wedding trip Mn. Gerald D. Ankenbrandt, Hawaii. Portsmouth, N. H., was matron Rumson Reading Institute ot honor for her sister-in-law. MENTAL HEALTH LEADER RUMSON • SOUTH ORAN9I • PT. PUASANT The bride's stepsister, Miss Ste- PRINCETON-Mrs. Arthur I phanie Welsh, Cambridge, Mass., Ackerman of Summit was n Announces served as a-bridesmaid with Miss elected president of the New Jei Donna Enyart, Denver, former sey Association for Ment Supplementary Courses in basic skills for greater 23 w. front college roommate of the bride. Heaith at the annual meeting i success in school and college. jmmmmm They wore identical bell-shaped the association In Nassau Inn. HIT-RUN CHARGE SUMMER SESSION JULY 8 - AUG. 27 NEW SHREWSBURY - Joh 1. READING, WRITINft, STUDY SKILLS H. Burkhead, 39, of 1002 Ra; Two 3-hour sessions each week, day or evening. mere Ave., Wanamassa, wa charged with leaving the seen This is the basic course of Rumson Reading Institute 'of an accident'on Shafto R(l and is offered at all levels from 7th grade through Saturday at 2:40 a.m. and await college. Students are grouped according to ability. n hearing in Municipal Coui This course helps students June 17. He was apprehended by Ocea • to read with speed and comprehension FUN! SUN! Township police not long afte • to write grammatically and logically he allegedly was involved in • to Increase their knowledge of vocabulary HURRY! HURRY! collision with James Fisk, whos address was not available frar This course is very popular with serious students LIMITED RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE police today. who are anxious to improve their school grades and to obtain maximum preparation for college board and prep school exams.
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Umnvow, 811 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury RUMSON READING INSTITUTI FOR INFORMATION PHONE Rriwd HI,. Ihvy., 31, Nhr«wi- liury, HI! I-HIH. Un4*r ini Dally I to SiSO 111 Aw. el Twe Rfeen, RMMM. N. J. Ntwarfc: Mitchell 3-6700 muwnml "1 doom tovolh, • CA WWI • KE 1-2228 Frl. 'Ill I RUIHSM I41-UI0 S*. O. 7*2-7111 sAArea Mim Fug$e Married Jo L. A. Lotito EATONTOWN - The mtrritje of Miss Ramona Maria Fugee, daughter of Riymond Fugee, 74 MRS, LAWRENCE A. W- Tinton Ave., and the late Mrs. TITO, JR., is this former Nor* Marie Fugee, to Uwrence Aloyslus Lotito, Jn, ton of Mr. Miss Ramona Marie Fugee, tad Mrs. Lawrence A. Lotito, Sr., daughter of Raymond Fugee 28 Meadow Way, River Pint, of Eatontown and the late was solemnized at a nuptial Mtu Mrs. Nora Marie Fugee, Saturday here in St. Dorothea's Catholic Church. The Militant She was married Saturday pastor, Rev. James Jt McCoa- in St. Dorothea's Catholic nell, officiated tt the double Church, Eatontown. ring ceremony and was a cele- brant of the Mass. A breakfast reception followed in Molly Pitcher Inn. The bride's chapel-length gown of bombazine silk and lace wts trimmed With sequins and pearls. She wore a matching crown head- piece of sequins and pearls to hold her fingertip veil and she carried a prayerbook bouquet of lily-of-the-valley and an orchid. Single Attendant , Miss Anna Mae Kiernan, Mid- dletown, was the bride's only at- tendant. She wore a chapel- length aquamarine gown, match- ing pillbox headpiece, and1 carried yellow roses and carnations. MRS. HENRY LLOYD LAWRENCE, JR., at Dr. Stephen J. Naso, Jr., Bay- left, became the bride of Lt. (j. g.) Lawrence side, L. I., cousin of the bride- groom, was best man. Ushers Saturday in Nativity Catholic Church, Fair were Robert Johnso'n, Leonardo, Haven. and James La Rue, Kingston, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Y. The bride was graduated from Philip James Bowers of Grange Ave., Fair Neptune High School and is a Haven. Lt. Lawrence is the son oj Mr. and laboratory technician student fat Mrs, Henry Lloyd Herbert Lawrence, GiUespieMonmouth Medical Center, Long Ave., Fair Haven. Branch. Ph.D. Candidate Among the bride's seven attendants were The bridegroom was graduated MRS. EDWARD MYRON PRELL, abmr, was her two sisters, Miss Diana Bowers, who served from Union College, Schenectady, as maid of honor, and Anne Bowers, one of a N. Y., with a bachelor of sclenca Mist Mary Janr Hdsrv hejnre her marriage degree in electrical engineering. Saturday in St. Dvrclkca's Cutholic Church, pair of flower girls, and the bridegroom's three He received a master's degree Eatonlown. She is the daughter of Mr. and sisters, Misses Grace and Marguerite Lawrence, from Yale University, New Ha- Mrs. Charles Donald Holsey oj New Shrews- bridesmaids, and Margo Lawrence, the second ven, Conn., and is a candidate flower girl. there for a Ph.D. degree In en- bury. gineering. He1 was a member of The bridegroom, a graduate student at The ceremony was followed by a recep- Delta Phi at Union, and is a 4 Columbia University, New York City, is with lion in the home of the bride's parents, member of the Sigma XI honor- ary society. He is employed for Bell Telephone Laboratories, Holmdel. He is 1 the summer at Electronics As- sociates, North Long Branch. the son of Mr, and Mrs. Albert Prell of Los S&k Angeles, Calif. ,-J The couple will live in Red MRS. ROIERT M. CAUINAN Bank on their return from a wedding trip to the Pocono Mountains, Pa. In September Home Reception Follows they will move to New Haven.. Chaplain Officiates at Eatontown Rites Married EATONTOWN - At a Nuptial came the bride of Edward Myro: lowed in Shadowbrook, Shrews- land, Ambler, Pa. Charles Donald Beverly Bowers Wed Mass celebrated by Chaplain Prell Saturday in St. Dorothea' bury. Holsey, Jr., New Shrewsbury, (Maj.) Joseph F. Sheehan of the Catholic Church. The bride, who was escorted by brother of the bride, served a At Mass First Armored Division Parents of the bridegroom an her father, wore a gown of ivory usher with Solomon Lederman, Fort Hood, Tex., Miss Mary Jane Mr. and Mrs. Albert Prell of Loi peau de sole fashioned with a Bel- Long Branch. To Lt. H. LI Lawrence In St. Ann's Holsey, daughter of Mr. and Angleles, Calif. gium lace bodice and cathedral The bride, an alumna of Red FAIR HAVEN - Nativity Cath- Kearney Bowers, at home, served KEANSBURG — The marriage Mrs. Charles Donald Holsey, 17 Miss Annette Uchrin was organ- length train. She wore a matching Bank Catholic High School and olic Church was the setting here as honor attendant. Bridesmaids of Miss Bridie Margaret Stephens Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury, be- ist and soloist A reception fol- lace mantilla and carried a bou Mary mount College, Arling- Saturday for the marriage of daughter of Mrs. Laurence J. quet of white glamelias. ton. Va., is with the National were Misses Judith de Lacey, Broadcasting Company In New Miss Beverly Anne Maury Bow- Rosemary Bullard Bellinger, and Stephens, 80 Laurence Ave., and Mie late Mr. Stephens, to Robert Miss Ellen Holsey, at home, York City. ers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grace Watt Lav/rence and Mar- Matthew Callinan, son of Mrs. was maid of honor for her sister. The bridegroom is an alumnui Philip James Bowers, 85 Grange guerite Low Lawrence, sisters of Rosemary Landwehr, foseph A. Callinan, 38 Shore Miss Margie Kimmel, Rumson, of the University of Kentucky and Ave., to Lt. (j.g.) Henry Lloyd the bridegroom. They wore iden Blvd., and the late Mr. Calii- was bridesmaid. They wore iden- is a candidate for an M. A. degree Herbert Lawrence, Jr., U. S. Na- tical full-length gowns of white nan, took place May 25 In St. tical floor-length gowns of white at Columbia University. He is em- vy, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd silk organza over blue silk, fash- embroidered organdy over pink Herbert Lawrence, GiUespie Ave., ioned with high necked embroi- Ann's Catholic, Ohuroh and was Bride of Robert Cloney ployed at Bell Telephone Labora- solemnized at a nuptial Mas*. taffeta, pink velvet bow head tories, Holmdel. Fair Haven. dered bodices and blue grosgrain Rev. Stanley J. Levandoski of- pieces and each carried a single The couple left for a stay In Rev. Donald E. Hickey, pastor, ribbon sashes. They carried yel- reception followed at the Beacon ficiated at the double ring cere- EAST KEANSBURG - St. pink glamelia. Puerto Rico and the Virgin Is- officiated. A reception followed low daisies and babies'-breath. Beach Club, Keansburg. mony and was celebrant of the Catherine's Catholic Church was lands. n the home of the bride's par- Flower girls, gowned in short Best man was William Hick- Mass. Mrs. Mildred Dwttfiger the!setting here June 1 for the The bride was escorted by h« ents. frocks to match those of the oth- marriage of Miss Rosemary was organist, and Mrs. Duncan father. She wore a long-sleevei Mr. Bowers gave his daughter er attendants, were Anne Maury Miss Janet H. Glllen Landwehr, daughter of Mr. gown of silk organza fashionei Ball, cousin of the bride, soloist. in marriage. She wore a full- Bowers, sister of the bride, and and Mrs. Theron H. with a basque bodice and boul Lynne Day to Marry A reception followed in Buck length gown of ivory satin fash- Margo Sera Lawrence, sister of Landwehr, 28 Cottage PI., Keans- fant skirt with sequin embel! Smith's Restaurant, East Keans- ioned with a long-sleeved fitted the bridegroom. Miss Gillen burg. burg, to Robert J. Cloney, son ished Chantilly lace pane RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. Brother of the bride, Raymond bodice and cathedral train. Her Escorted By Brother of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Clon- caught at the back by a Poly James W. Day, 86 Rumson Rd., Vance Bowers, served as page. veil was a full-length cathedral Richard D. Stephens gave his ey, Brooklyn. nesian drape which swept in have announced the engagement Engaged To mantilla of Brussels ace, and her Best Man sister in marriage. She wore a Rev. Thaddeus J. Wojciehow- a cathedral train. Her fou: of their daughter, Miss Lynne tier bouffant veil was held bridal bouquet was of phalaenop- Best man for his brother was full-length gown of peau de sole ikl, pastor, officiated at the Parmly Day, to Walter William place by a coronet of lace, s< sis, stephanotis and lily-of-the- Robert Cutting Lawrence, 3d, Pratt Student fashioned with AJencon lace trim double ring ceremony. Mrs. Her- Oakden, son of Mr. and Mrs. quins and pearls. She carried valley. River Rd., Fair Haven. Ushers LONG BRANCH - Announce- and cathedral train. Her four- bert C. Tombs was organist. A Walter M. Oakden, 51 Whitman colonial bouquet of wh,ite cai The bride's sister, Miss Diana were Anthony Keator, Rumson; ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. tier veil was held in place by a Dr., River Plaia. nations and lily-of-thejvalley. Philip J. Bowers, Jr., at home, H. T. Gillen, 112 Norwood Ave., crown of crystals and pearls and Gives Shower Miss Day is a graduate of brother of the bride; Jonathan of the engagement of their daugh- she carried two white orchldi Miss Maureen Allan, Kean: Rumsori-Fair Haven Regional L Dewey Blake, New Haven, Conn.; ter. Miss Janet H. Gillen, to burg, was maid of honor. Bride: Announce with her missal. High School and of Marjorie Web- r' John Spurdle, Red Bank;' and Frederick J. Voytko, son of Mr. Mrs. John Murphy, Keansburg, For Bride-Elect maids were Misses Peggy Jea ster Junior College, Washington, William Purc'ell Houley and Jo- and Mrs. John Voytko of Nichols, was matron of: honor for her sis- Burke, New Monmouth, cousin BELFORD — Miss Susan Phi- D. C. She is attending Monmouth Marriage seph Mansfield, Virginia Beach, Conn. ter. The bride's four other at- the bride, and Geraldine Gallag- fer was honored Tuesday at a College, West Long Branch, and Va. tendants were Mrs. Robert Far- her, Irvington. Miss Allan was it Miss Gillen is a graduate of surprise personal shower at the is teaching first grade at the The bride is an alumna of raro and Miss Maureen Barry, maize. Miss Burke in Alice blui Of May 25 Star of the Sea Academy, Long home of Miss Patricia Correia, West Freehold School, Freehold. Rumson • Country Day School, Branch, and Pratt Institute, both of Keansburg; Miss Barbara 110 Eighth St. Miss Phifer, the and Miss Gallagher in mint greet HIGHLANDS-Miss June Anne Mr. Oakden is a graduate of Eden Hall, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn, where she majored in Brennan, Hazlet, and Miss Ctth- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- street-length gowns of silk orga Beyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Middletown Township H ig h Manhattanville College, Purchase, art education and was a mem- leen Healy, North Bergen, cousin liam Phifer, 143 East End Ave., za. The skirts were embroideret Harry E. Beyer, 31 Shrewsbury School and is employed by J. P- N. Y. ber of Sigma Beta Phi. She is of the bride. They wore identical Shrewsbury, will become the with small pearls. Ave., was married May 25 in Frank and Company, a division The bridegroom, an alumnus of on the faculty of Middletown full-length, long-sleeved gowns of bride of Dean Muller Aug. 24. Their bow headpieces matchec Our Lady of Perpetual Help of the Atlantic Refining Company the University of Pennsylvania Township school system. pale yellow fashioned with bell- He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. their gowns. The honor attendan Catholic Church to James Wil- shaped skirts and matching hats, in New York City. where he was a Phi Gamma Mr. Voytko is an alumnus of LeRoy Muller, Water St., Tinton liam Ehrhart of Hazlet. and they carried cascades of carried a flat basket of yellov Delta, prepared at Rumson Warren Harding High School and Falls. A November wedding is Rev. James A. Thompson, pas- daisies. roses and oink pompons, and th Country Day School and Deer- the University of Connecticut planned. Miss Lynne P. Day tor, officiated. A wedding break- Attending the shower wei bridesmaids carried, in flat ba field Academy. He also attended where he was a member of The- Ring Bearer fast followed for the bridal party Miss Eleanor Stewart, Rumsoi kets, pink roses and yellow pom Dartmouth College. ta Chi and Naval Officers Candi- Ring bearer was John T. Mur- in Howard Johnson's Restaurant, Miss Julia Matthews, Mr pons. Lt. Lawrence is stationed at date School, Newport, R. I. He phy, 2d, Keansburg, nephew.of Middletown. Joseph Correia, and Miss Jo-Ar Robert A. Knapp, Lynbrook Garden Club Ends Year Newport News, Va., aboard the served as a lieutenant (j.g.) Hie bride. N. Y., was best man. Usher: The bride wore an off-white lin- U. S. S. James MadiSon. The John J. Callinan, at home, was Correia, Belford; Mrs. Dais LOCUST — The Fair Haven and Mrs. Charles Jahnig, second, aboard ship in the Second and were Henry T. Landwehr, Kean en suit with beige accessories couple will reside in Newport best man for his brother. Ushers Herman, Red Bank; Mrs. Wi Garden Club closed its season Awards for the flower arrange- Sixth Fleets. Ha is attending burg, brother of the bride, am and gardenia corsage. Miss Don- News on their raturn from a were Laurence Stephens, brother liam Phifer, Shrewsbury; Mr Wednesday with a covered dish ments at spring meetings went Pratt Institute where he is ma- Thomas W. Moo:e, Jersey City na Huffner, Long Branch, was wedding trip. • of the bride; Donald Pflug and LeRoy Muller, Tinton Falls, at luncheon here in the home of to Mrs. Henry Kragh, first; Mrs. joring in architecture. Middletown Graduate her only attendant. She wore a George Farley, all of Keansburg, Mrs. John Colin, Mrs. Euger Mrs. Hubert W. McCollum, Clay James Humphreys, second; Mrs. green linen suit, beige accessor- and Patrick Brennan, Grant Donovan and Mrs. Stephen Po] The bride, a graduate of Mi Ct. Grover Culshaw, third, and Mrs, FORT MOMMOUTH - Capt ies and a gardenia corsage. City, S. I. per, Middletown. dletown Township High School Jahnig, fourth. Edwin Reed, Jr., 1953 West Poln' Mrs. J. Whitton Gibson, Fair Richard Craig, Red Bank, was Kings Wed was employed up to the time o graduate, has been named com- The bride, a graduate of St. Haven, was welcomed as a new Rejuvenation of the bird sane best man. > her marriage in the Red Ban! manding officer of the Specia Mary's High School, South Am- member. tuary on Harding Rd. has been The bride is a graduate of Troops battalion here. The 35- EXPLORER office of Ihe Bell Finance Com boy, is employed at Bell Tele- Changes on the executive chosen as the civic project for Middletown Township High School year-old Army officer, originally 50 Years phone Laboratories, Holmdel. pany. board were announced. They are next year. A workshop is plannei and is employed in the credit from Merchantville, but now a LINCROFT - The 50th wed- DAY CAMP The bridegroom is a gradual The bridegroom, a graduate of Mrs. Willard Gabel, library; for October on the propagation o department of Lerner Shops, Red resident in Cheney, Wasih., had ding anniversary of Mr. and of Central High School, Vallej Red Bank Catholic High School, McGuire's Grove Mrs. Donald Winpenny, pro- pyracantha. Bank. been adjutant of the battalion on Mrs. Walter F. King, 107 Herbert is a machine mechanic with Lily- Stream, L. I., and attendei Dr., Brick Township, was gram; Mrs. Harold Lartaud, The opening meeting in the fal The bridegroom, a graduate of his reporting here last December Tulip Cup Corporation, Holmdel. ENROLL NOW Pratt Institute, Brooklyn. He i marked Saturday at a dinner flower arrangements; Mrs. will be outdoors at the home o Richfield High School, is em- from Korea. Capt. Reed succeeds He served four years In the senior draftsman at the Brooklyr party in Llncroft Inn. AT MIDDLETOWN, N. J. Graver Culshaw, publicity; Mrs. Mrs. Jahnrig, Rumson. ployed at Lavoie Laboratories, Ma], Ernest Kassner upon the U. S. Air Force. Union Gas Company and is at- Charles Howard, garden in- Matawan. He served with the latter's retirement from the Former residents of Roosevelt The couple will live in Keans- 2-4-6 or 8-WMIC Stuloni tending New York City Commun- formation, and Mrs. Douglas U. S. Air Force. Army. Park, the couple were married burg following a wedding trip JgM U - Aug. It ity College. Taucert, telephone. Each spring in New York State The couple toured Florida on June 6, 1913. Mr. King is to Canada. ••yi and Clrlt-4 to 14 The couple will live at 220 72i Awards for the horticultural orchard owners rent 8,000 honey- their wedding trip. They are Buying or selling? Use the a retired Singer Manufacturing St., Brooklyn, on their retur Fw MaimaHeii 747-2241 sweepstakes for the year went bee colonies to pollinate apple making their home at 90 Pinck- Register Classified for quick re- Company employee. from a wedding trip to the Cat 741-1007 • LI 2-1183 to Mrs. Malcolm Specht, first, trees. ney Rd., Red Bank. sults.—Advertisement. The party was given by their Couple Honored skill Mountains. children, Mr. and Mrs. A. Adam William and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. On Anniversary DONT JUST FURNISH Bornicr, Roosevelt Park; Mr. and SHREWSBURY - Mr. and Mrs. TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS Mrs. William Pommeresch, New Oscar H. Newman, Jr., 1M Gar- YOUR HOME... Monmouth, and Mr. and Mrs. den Rd., celebrated their 25th Walter F. King, Jr., Little Sil- PARTY GOODS • FLAGS • HOME SAFES DECORATE IT! Cmma wedding anniversary Saturday ver. Their grandchildren are Mr. at a small dinner party In and Mrs. W. A, Bonner, Roose- STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES Stop in for a free consult- Dividend their honor In Shadowbrook. velt Park; Walter F. King, 3d, ation. You'll find it will *r Annum The party was given by their ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS make a wonderful world of ind Ml.is Linda King, Little Sil- daughter, Miss Barbara Newman, difference In your decor- ver, and Robert G. Bonner, at home, and Miss Kathryn Roosevelt Park. Establish Telephone ating! Leeds, Ellrabeth, slater of Mrs. Friends attending were Mr. Newman. SH 1-0001 1M Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. SH 7-4M0 and Mrs. Nicholas Kemp, Lau- Others attending were Mrs. relton, and Mrs. Ann Pommer- Otm » A.M. to t r.H. MM. Ikn M. Umi Branch • Keyport • Holmdel Sheperd E. Leeds, George Grif- RED BANK t A.M. H • r.H. Mwten. Oakhorst • MMdletem _ Inch and Mrs. Mildred Vlzlan, fin and Misses Elsie and Edith both of Roosevelt. Griffin, all of Elizabeth. Traditional Monf(i IT' th. Parkes Marries
GAfp CITY, N. Y. - Miss Margaret »w, Baireftfdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Barrera of MRS* MICHAEL P. BI- this city,, was married yesterday to Dr. jimes Crdghtoji VONA, at left, is the jormtr Park**, 2d» son of Mr, and Mrs. James Saunder Parkes, Miss Anna TtiJ.Sfow, Ridge Rd.,'Rumson, N. J. * daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Silow, Kinjt Hwy* The wedding took place in St Joseph's Catholic Middletown, • • • Church.with Rev. Thomas F. McGlade officiating, A reception followed in the Garden City Hotel. T>e bride was given in marriage by her father. She ivore a mantilla of Alencori lace and a formal. portrait gown of white silk satin fashioned with a Ion*' sleeved fitted bodice, sabrina neckline, contour skirt and chapel train. She carried a prayerbook with whiter, orchids, stephanotis and miniature ivy. Mrs. Robert Rexer of Huntington, sister of the bride^was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were .Misses Barbara Anderson, Beverly, Mass.; Claire Beisler, New York Citjy, and Sarahann Corrigan, Newark, N. J. They wore f>rmal gowns of pink linen fashioned with brief •leeves, fitted bodices and bell-shaped skirts. Their crown headpieces were of matching fabric and lily-of- the-valley trim; and they carried cascade bouquets of pink camellias and miniature ivy. Dry Alan B. Gazzaniga, Glendale, Calif., was best mant tlshers were Dr. Frank B. Hoefle, Brooklyn; Dr. William Newmeyer and Douglass Mercer, New York City; Harkness Devoe, Bethesda, Md., and Burton T. Doremus, Milltown, N. J. The bride was graduated from Marymount School, MRS. JAMES CREIGHTON PARKES, 2d, the New York, and the Roosevelt Hospital School of Nurs- 1 former Miss Margaret Marie Barrera of Garden ing iri Manhattan. She is a registered nurse at the City, N. Y., became the bride yesterday of Dr. Rosevelt Hospital. Parkes, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Saunders Dr. Parkes was graduated cum laude from Dart- Parkes, Ridge Rd,, Rumson, mouth College, with honors from Dartmouth Medical The wedding took place in, St. Joseph's School and cum laude from Harvard Medical School. Catholic Church in Garden City. He was awarded an honorary membership in Alpha Omiegja. Alpha, national medical honor society, and is a res^ent in general surgery at Roosevelt Hospital. He holds the rank of lieutenant in the U. S. Navy1 Medical Corps Reserve. After July 1, Dr. Parkes will begin a three-year residency in oAhopedic surgery at MRS. JAMES A. KELLY, at New York Orthopedic Hospital, Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, New York City. right, is the former Miss ' Following a wedding trip to Nassau, the couple Kathleen Kaufold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard will reside in Manhattan. Kaufold, East River Rd., Rumson. Her marriage took place Miss Lotz MRS. JEREMY ELMS, at Saturday in Holy Cross right, the former Miss Shir- Catholic Church,. Rumson. ley Virginia Lotz, was mar- Is Wed In ried Saturday in Camp Wood Chapel, Fort Monmouth. She is the daughter of Fort Chapel Brig. Gen. and MrS.WMter E, Lotz, Jr. : , FORT MONMOUTH — The marriage of Miss Shirley Virginia MRS. JEFFREY P. GILL, Lotz to Jeremy Elms took place Saturday here in Camp Wood above, is the former Miss Ju- 1 Chafrel .'JBefore' a gathering, of Bricfe Is Judith Cure dith Anne Cure, daughter of - close .family friends and rela- -" 'V.lr Mr. and Mrs. E. Reginald ' tives..; Chaplain Daniel 0. Wilson officiated at the double ring cer- Cure of Rumjord, R. I. emony. The bride, given in marriage Jeffrey P. Gill Weds in Rhode Island by her father, Brig. Gen. Walter E. Lotz, Jr., wore a street-length RUMFORD, R. I. — The mar- The bride is the daughter of a portrait neckline, short sleeves Miss C. Andrea Ras of Schnec- gown of white silk erganza over riage of Miss Judith Anne Cure, Mr. and Mrs. E. Reginald Cure and a fitted bodice. The full tady, N. Y., was maid of honor. taffeta with lace appliques and a to Jeffrey P. Gill, son of Mrs, of 36 Mayfair Dr. Metacomet skirt appliqued with organdy rose Bridesmaids were Misses Janet bell gkirt. Her butterfly veil t~of Margaret C. Gill, 24 Sunrise PI., Country Club, Riverside, was the buds extended into a cathedral M. Vania, Worcester, Mass., Kelly-Kaufold Wedding in Rumson r tulle wts held by a white pil-' l River Plaza, N. J., was solemn- setting for the reception which train. She were a crushed rose and Julia M. Vanya, Phillipsburg, box hat and she carried a bou- ized at a nuptial Mass Saturday followed; headpiece with pearls to-secure N. J. RUMSON - Miss Kathleen E Miss Colleen Devehy, 1 Long Is-brother of the bridegroom; Ken Kaufold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, quet of white carnations and here in St. Margaret's Catholic Mr. Cure gave his daughter in her three-tier veil and carried The three bridal attendents land, N. Y., was junior birides- Shermock, Clifton, and Donald Richard Kaufold, 146 East Rive roses. . Church. Msgr. Bernard J. Lea- marriage. She wore a gown of a cascade of orchids and stepha- were identically gowned in aqua- maid and Misses Mary Jane Sly. Ohio. Rd:, became the bride of Radio- Miss Audrey Chapman of New non, pastor, officiated. white silk illusion designed with notis. marine silk organza fashioned Langan, Keansburg;. Joan Boc- The bride Is a graduate of Red man 3,c. James A. Kelly, U. . York City was maid of honor. She with scoop necklines, short cella, Lincroft, and Barbara Rid- Bank Catholic High School. She Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- wore a full skirted gown of copen where Gen. Lotz is serving a: sleeves and dome skirts. Two dle, Rumson, bridesmaids. also attended Victor Comptom- drew Kelly, 6A Rogers St, High blue silk .organza over taffeta, deputy commanding general of self-fabric roses held the organza The honor attendant's gown was eter School, Newark. lands, Saturday in Holy Cros with, a matching bandeau head- the Army Electronics Command, Watteau back design. They wore of pale yellow organza styled with Russell Glover Marries Catholic Church. Rev. Joseph A, The bridegroom, also a grad- piece, and' carried a spray of She is the granddaughter of Dr. matching cabbage rose head- cap sleeves and A-line skirt ac- Sullivan, pastor, officiated at th uate of Red Bank Catholic High deep pink flowers. Walter E. Lotz.^Sr., of Palm NEWARK - Miss Helen L. honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. pieces. cented with lace at the midriff. School, is stationed at Norfolk, Donald Walden and Misses Gail double ring ceremony and wai A? bridesmaid, Miss Judith Beach, Fla., and Tyrone, Pa., an Walker of Newark, daughter of Frederick W. Gill, River Plaza, The gowns of the other attendants Va., aboard the U.S.S. Diamond Williams, Jean Glover and Do- celebrant of the Nuptial Mas: Elms, sister of the bridegroom, the late Maude C. Lotz, and ol the late Mr. and Mrs. Holt Walk- was best man for his trother. were pale yellow organza with Head. reen Washington. which followed. wore ».gown of-powder blue and Maj. Gen. (retired) and Mrs, er, was married Saturday to Ushers were Reginald E. Cure, white skirts. They wore petal her flower spray was pink. Miss Russell D. Glover, son of Mr. Bridget Harman was the flow- Mrs. Marie Heliker was organ- The couple will reside in Nor- Roger B. Colton of Alexandria, at home, brother of the bride; headpieces accented with seed Anne. Lotz, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Carl Glover, Sr., 39 er girl and Ronald Williams, the ist and William Robinson, soloist, folk on their return form a wed- Va. Walter W, Oakden, Red Bank, pearls. The honor attendant car- was a junior bridesmaid wearing Bank St., Red Bank. bride's nephew, was ring bearer. A reception followed in the Georg- ding trip to Washington, D. C Mr. Elms is the son of Mr. N. J.;' Joseph J. Conro'y, Paw- ried a gold and white basket of a powder blue gown and carry- The bridegroom's brother, ian House, West Deal. and Mrs. William R. Elms ol Rev. Claude Kilgore, pastor of tucket, and Eugene D. Fusaro, white daisies and the others, gold ing a nosegay of pink flowers. Robert Glover, was best man. Organza and Lace Rowley, Mass. He was gradu the 13th Avenue Presbyterian Hempstead, N. Y. baskets of yellow daisies. Serving as best man was Arthur ated from Harvard College in the Church, Newark, performed the Ushers were David Peniston, The bride was escorted by he Flower Girl Bride-to-Be G. Polstein of West Hartford, class of 1958 and served wit Irving Greene, Richard More- The bride is an alumna of Bry- father. She wore a gown of silk double ring ceremony. A recep- Flower girl was Mary Hyland, Conn.. Naval Patrol Squadron 26 for fou tion for 125 was held in the Ster- land and Sidney Travis. ant College, Providence. The organza fashioned with a long- Rumson, Her frock was of pale The bride is a 1963 graduate years. He is working for tin ittgton House, Montclair. Mrs. Glover is a graduate of bridegroom, a graduate of Mid- sleeved bodice of Chantilly lace. Is Honored United States government i dletown Township High School, The bouffant skirt with lace ap yellow organza and she carried a of Wellesley College. She plans The bride, given in marriage Central High School, Newark, LINCROFT - Miss Meredith Washington, D. C. received a bachelor of science de- liqued motifs terminated in basket of white daisies. Her head- to attend George Washington Uni- by her brother-in-law, Henry J. and is employed by the Western Godwin, Marlboro, was honored versity tekwork toward a master's gree from Providence College at chapel train. Her veil was held piece of white rose petals matched The couple will be at home al Bell, wore a full-length gown of Electric Company in Newark. at a surprise bridal shower giv- degree in education. Her par- 206 North George Mason Dr., Mr. Glover, a graduate of Red commencement ceremonies June in place by a petal headpiece ol that of the maid of honor. white peau de soie with a bell 4. organza and pearls and she car- William Hyland, Rumson, en recently in the home of Mrs. ents reside in Fort Monmouth, Arlington, Va. skirt. She carried a spray of pas- Bank High School, attended West Virginia State College and Rut- The couple will be at home at ried a cascade of white roses and served as page. Brogan Randleman, by her co- tel-tinted carnations. William J. Kelly, at home was gers University, Newark. He is 40 Circuit Dr., Riverside, after a carnations. workers from Marlboro State Mrs. David Peniston, the general manager of Eastern wedding trip to New York and Miss Cecelia Cucinelli, Easl best man for his brother. Ushers Nuptial Date Is Aug. 18bride's sister, was matron of Hospital. Can Co. in Newark. the Pocono Mountains, Pa. Keansburg, was maid of honor. were Andrew Kelly, Jr., Bayonne, Miss Godwin will become the LITTLE SILVER - Mr. and Scout Troop 86 bride of Frank Nelson, Plains, Bridal Shower Pa., Friday at her home in Gar- Mrs. Leonard Greenberg, 29 Lit- Ends Busy Week tle Silver Pkwy., announce the Russian Orthodox Marriage Rites MATAWAN - Miss Louise Din- ner, N. C. engagement of their daughter, M0RGANV1LLE - Boy Scout nis, Keyport, was guest of honor Attending were Miss ^Leonia Miss Gayle Greenberg, to Steve Troop 86 has been busy the past RED BANK - St. Nicholas Russian Or- The bride's only attendant was Miss Ro- at a surprise miscellaneous brid- Wilson and Mrs. Margaret Berry, Berlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- two weeks. Members put flags thodox Church was the setting here June 2 berta Pisano of Lincroft, who wore a gown of al shower given recently by Mrs. Freehold; Mrs. Waldmir Logl- ard Berlin, of Silver Spring, Md. on the graves in four local for the marriage of Miss Anna Tina Silow to turquoise silk organza appliqued with white Robert Figel and Mrs. John O'- now and Mrs. Anne Clinton, Red cemeteries May 25, and presented Michael Peter Bivona, 706 Ocean Ave., Sea and a matching bow headpiece. She carried Reilly in Mrs. O'Reilly's home, The wedding is planned for Bank; Mrs. Roberta Reevey, Aug. 18. color guard at the Post Office Bright. Rev. Stephen Retjago officiated at the a cascade bouquet of two shades of pink car- 52 Ravine Dr. Mrs. Helen Miller, Mrs. Henry The bride-elect Is a graduate of dedication where they also raised double ring ceremony. nations. Attending were Mrs. Russell Richardson, and Mrs. Ruth Cole- Red Bank High School and the the flag. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex B. Her, Middletown, was best man. Wilson, Mrs. Frank Gray, Sr., Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, After the jeremony, James William Silow, 165 King's Hwy., Middletown. Usher was Robert Michalowski, Middletown, Mrs. William Kennedy, Mrs. man, New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Di- Baltimore, Md. She is a reg- Denton, scoutmaster, awarded Parents of the bridegroom are Michael Peter cousin of the bride. George Wilson, Mrs. Russell ana Mohan, Deal; Mrs. Anna istered nurse employed by an al- the patrol who had won inspec- Bivona of Oak Tree Rd., Oradell, and the late The bride is a graduate of Middielown Goodheart, Mrs. Lester Marshall, Neiberlein, Wickatunk; Mrs. EI- tions and scoutcraft for the week lergist iif Washington, D. C. Mrs. Agnes Bivona. Township High School and attended Monmouth Mrs. Eric Gunther, Mrs. Jona- na Anable, Lincroft; Mrs. Clinton by taking them to Deer Cabin, Mr. Berlin is a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. William Bordikoff wero College, West Long Branch. She is a secre- than Hedglin, Mrs. Winfield War- Hulsart, Matawan; Mrs. Eleanor near Lakehurst, for a campout. American University, Washing- soloists. A reception followed in the Cobble- tary at the Monmouth National Bank, Atlantic wick, Mrs. Terry Almenas, Mrs. Viokers, Mrs. Ruth Gotthardt, They prepared the cabin and stones, Middletown. Joseph Berberick and Mrs. Wil- ton,* D. C, where he received a Highlands. Mrs. Maude Sickles, Miss Theresa bachelor of science degree In so- grounds for the troop for the Mr. Silow escorted his daughter. She liam Biegner, Matawan; Mrs. The bridegroom, an alumnus of Hobart Welbus, Mrs. George Franklin following week when they had wore an antique white gown fashioned with a William F. Biegner, Hazlet, and cial science. He is employed by Collage, Schenectady, N. Y., is an owner of their father and son campout. fitted bodice embellished at (ttttHu is £**t Btrfys. I* WHA MM w*cou*m tUg«u» ettfepctts (htn erSubdivisio» n Set m FREEHOLD -The fottowlng (Condnoed) some 7S0JWD fareiga workers jn To Explore NJ For wills wen probated here recent- ptredMis Subcommittee publish WRIGHT DISTRIBUTORS, INC. West Germany, and .another lto,- SHREWSBURY - The ly by Surrogate Edward its findings beftm the Dodd* 000 wffl be Imported In the next ning Board Thursday Broege: Humphrey resolution goes to the 68 BROAD STREET two years to meet that country's a public hearing lor Jaw V) Natural Gas Wells RICHARD AWLEGATE, Red Senate for debute. the subdivision of the proposed RED IANK serious tabor shortage. The Red Bank, who died May IS, left $25, This debate will be one of thebroadcasts urge the workers to site for a branch of the Central ASBORY PARK - Explora- with the assistance of John W. 000 and personal property to his most momentous ID yean. Pres- sabotage industrial plants and to Jersey Bank and Trust Company tion for natural gas wells and Walker of Belmar, who acted a sister, Mary Applegate; $8,000 to ident Kennedy intends to throvy stage strikes.,. Haitfi President on the northeast corner of Syca- possible subterranean storage a consultant geologist. Melissa Little, and the balance "fllCl his full might behind the resolu- Duvalier has asked Pieddtflt De more and Shrewsbury Aves. 1 areas in Cape May County will The preliminary surveys, Mr. of his estate to his sons, Richand tion. Gaulle for military. ijA economic ,T,, ,-.,,... (family size) be started this month, it has been Otto said, included putting down B. Applegate and Edwin F. Ap- The board classified the ap- FIRST CLASS-The State De- aid. This rafluesf,. which the disclosed by Dale B. Otto, presi- many shallow test wells in Ocean, plegate. plication as a major subdivision " jfl"'•CfW tfatnjly siie) dent of the New Jersey Natural Atlantic and Burlington Countie partment has given up operating French government is consider- MARGARET E. PATTERSON, because the tract fronts on ma- Gas Company. during the past 10 years. "Al- a private train from Bonn to ing, is one of the reasons the U.S. '-.i|3-Gj|*.#m -Ifomily «nw) — though these wells indicate theFreehold, who died May 1$, left Berchtesgaden and Gannlsch in reopened its embassy in Port au jor roads. The bank branch will la his annual report to the $400 each to nieces, Marian Han- the Bavarian Alps. The hurried be built on a 150x2S0-foot lot i83 Papsodeht (family tize) ,65 press on his company's progress, possibility of a satisfactory for- Prince." •...... • mation, they were not deep cock and Hazel Stone; $200 eac shutdown came after Secretary Mr. Otto said New Jersey Nat- to June M., Karen E., and Mari- Dean Rusk learned that Repre- two) ural Gas Company joined With enough to allow any conclusion to be drawn. However, they did lyn A. Mahar. The balance of her sentative. John Rooney, DN. Y., jCOjpi Thermpdenf, ....__. —-' —•—:-— South Jersey Gas Company, of estate is left to her husband, An- chairman of a House Appropria- reveal an underlying marine fos- .91. S»njqdyn» .„.„. .-.-•— ..._.,__— Atlantic City, and Anchor Gas sil formation, which is a prereq- drew C. Patterson, and niece, tions subcommittee, was inves- 1 Company, Pittsburgh, in leasing uisite for natural gas or oil. Blanche B. Dornfield. tigating this costly luxury. Under 4? Vinces ^_.:™...«^-^...—--,-• •--—•• 1.12 several thousand acres for the] LAURA B. BILANE, Raritan persistent prodding by Rooney, Joint exploration and development "Seismic surveys indicate that Township who died March 18, left the State Department reluctantly FURNITURE CO. project. the sub-surface formation has thea sewing machine to Mrs. Helei admitted the train cost $106,000 KEYPORT, N, J. these prices «t net "low hade*' M47c preliminary surveys was evalu- would accrue if the Cape May who died May 6; and William E ated by the three companies County project is successful. Hardy, who died May 24 and BREASTS *S5e Charles A. Pope, who died May TRIP TO EUROPE! 18, both Colts Neck, left their es- WINGS tates to their wives. Newberrys MRS. R. LONGO LIVERS ->69c RESUMMARIZED SIRE 798 FRANKLIN LAKE RD. PETERBOROUGH, N. H.-Mc- FRANKLIN LAKES, NEW JERSEY Donald Farms Oberland, regis tered Guernsey bull owned by sWHYPAY MORE FOR PRODUCES, Frank Gumina, Freehold, N. J. has become a resummarized sire DENIM according to the American Guern ;ey Cattle Club. 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I* WHA MM w*cou*m tUg«u» ettfepctts (htn erSubdivisio» n Set m FREEHOLD -The fottowlng (Condnoed) some 7S0JWD fareiga workers jn To Explore NJ For wills wen probated here recent- ptredMis Subcommittee publish WRIGHT DISTRIBUTORS, INC. West Germany, and .another lto,- SHREWSBURY - The ly by Surrogate Edward its findings beftm the Dodd* 000 wffl be Imported In the next ning Board Thursday Broege: Humphrey resolution goes to the 68 BROAD STREET two years to meet that country's a public hearing lor Jaw V) Natural Gas Wells RICHARD AWLEGATE, Red Senate for debute. the subdivision of the proposed RED IANK serious tabor shortage. The Red Bank, who died May IS, left $25, This debate will be one of thebroadcasts urge the workers to site for a branch of the Central ASBORY PARK - Explora- with the assistance of John W. 000 and personal property to his most momentous ID yean. Pres- sabotage industrial plants and to Jersey Bank and Trust Company tion for natural gas wells and Walker of Belmar, who acted a sister, Mary Applegate; $8,000 to ident Kennedy intends to throvy stage strikes.,. Haitfi President on the northeast corner of Syca- possible subterranean storage a consultant geologist. Melissa Little, and the balance "fllCl his full might behind the resolu- Duvalier has asked Pieddtflt De more and Shrewsbury Aves. 1 areas in Cape May County will The preliminary surveys, Mr. of his estate to his sons, Richand tion. Gaulle for military. ijA economic ,T,, ,-.,,... (family size) be started this month, it has been Otto said, included putting down B. Applegate and Edwin F. Ap- The board classified the ap- FIRST CLASS-The State De- aid. This rafluesf,. which the disclosed by Dale B. Otto, presi- many shallow test wells in Ocean, plegate. plication as a major subdivision " jfl"'•CfW tfatnjly siie) dent of the New Jersey Natural Atlantic and Burlington Countie partment has given up operating French government is consider- MARGARET E. PATTERSON, because the tract fronts on ma- Gas Company. during the past 10 years. "Al- a private train from Bonn to ing, is one of the reasons the U.S. '-.i|3-Gj|*.#m -Ifomily «nw) — though these wells indicate theFreehold, who died May 1$, left Berchtesgaden and Gannlsch in reopened its embassy in Port au jor roads. The bank branch will la his annual report to the $400 each to nieces, Marian Han- the Bavarian Alps. The hurried be built on a 150x2S0-foot lot i83 Papsodeht (family tize) ,65 press on his company's progress, possibility of a satisfactory for- Prince." •...... • mation, they were not deep cock and Hazel Stone; $200 eac shutdown came after Secretary Mr. Otto said New Jersey Nat- to June M., Karen E., and Mari- Dean Rusk learned that Repre- two) ural Gas Company joined With enough to allow any conclusion to be drawn. However, they did lyn A. Mahar. The balance of her sentative. John Rooney, DN. Y., jCOjpi Thermpdenf, ....__. —-' —•—:-— South Jersey Gas Company, of estate is left to her husband, An- chairman of a House Appropria- reveal an underlying marine fos- .91. S»njqdyn» .„.„. .-.-•— ..._.,__— Atlantic City, and Anchor Gas sil formation, which is a prereq- drew C. Patterson, and niece, tions subcommittee, was inves- 1 Company, Pittsburgh, in leasing uisite for natural gas or oil. Blanche B. Dornfield. tigating this costly luxury. Under 4? Vinces ^_.:™...«^-^...—--,-• •--—•• 1.12 several thousand acres for the] LAURA B. BILANE, Raritan persistent prodding by Rooney, Joint exploration and development "Seismic surveys indicate that Township who died March 18, left the State Department reluctantly FURNITURE CO. project. the sub-surface formation has thea sewing machine to Mrs. Helei admitted the train cost $106,000 KEYPORT, N, J. these prices «t net "low hade*' M47c preliminary surveys was evalu- would accrue if the Cape May who died May 6; and William E ated by the three companies County project is successful. Hardy, who died May 24 and BREASTS *S5e Charles A. Pope, who died May TRIP TO EUROPE! 18, both Colts Neck, left their es- WINGS tates to their wives. Newberrys MRS. R. LONGO LIVERS ->69c RESUMMARIZED SIRE 798 FRANKLIN LAKE RD. PETERBOROUGH, N. H.-Mc- FRANKLIN LAKES, NEW JERSEY Donald Farms Oberland, regis tered Guernsey bull owned by sWHYPAY MORE FOR PRODUCES, Frank Gumina, Freehold, N. J. has become a resummarized sire DENIM according to the American Guern ;ey Cattle Club. "Oberland,1 CANTALOUPE now has 66 daughters with 157 of- ficial production records. Their C average production is 9,459 pounds SWEET of milk and 450 pounds of fat, VINE-RIPENED when converted to a twice-daily 19 milking, 305-day, mature equiv- ALUMINUM alent basis. CALIFORNIA SUNKIST VALENCIA COMBINATION ORANGES 10..39' Summer Wardrobe RED BLUSH GEORGIA t3tttit-*^i,i*^2m'-: •••- 1.. 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Yes, and you Knit newest fashions for teen model doll. Knits have "give' need cellar screens. You can get cellar combina- MAYONNAISE •— 39 —easy to dress the doll. tions at almost the price of just a screen and you Look! Glamorous summer knits have ventilation and bug protection for at least $ 'or UV2 in. teen model doll. Pat- 6 months — and fuel saving and comfort the other :ern 959: directions for knitting TOMATO JUICE ™- 5 1 6 months. ihift, 3-piece suit, bikini, poncho, ihorts, slacks. Kitchen Mode- In Appetiter Dept. [«h«. .,.*.bU) ALl PURP0SE C ALUMINUM COMBINATION C Thirty-five cents in coins foi Roast Beef *99 WINDOWS TO FIT ANY CELLAR this pattern—add 15 cents fo CRISCO OIL 33 ach pattern for first-class mail- Kitchen Fresh — In Appeticer Dept. {whtn mUlil 32"x.4"-Reg. 4.50 ing and special handling. Send to Liver chopped £59* £ Laura Wheeler, The Red Bank MeodowCoM EHLERS COFFEE 59 Register, Needlecraft Dept., P.O 99 Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, New Ice Cream * 79* FROZEN FOOD JAMBOREE! ork 11, N. Y. Print plainly pat 2 :ern number, name, address and SHOP RITE 32"X16VJ" .99 32"x20" J-.99 tone. SWANSON FRUIT FROZEN reg. 5.50 ...4. NEWEST RAGE-SMOCKED TV DINNERS reg. 6.50 .... 3 ccessories plus 208 exciting MINKS LEMONADE 32"xl8" eedlecraft designs in our new MARGARINE 12 Varktitf Proicn UMYorWWWOWN >|.99 32"x22" |-.99 reg. 5.50 .... ;963 Needlecraft Catalog-Jus wf Uind th* <«*t«( on*. reg. 5.99 .... ^ >ut! Fashions, furnishings rochet, knit, sew, weave, em- WE HAVE iroider, quilt. Plus free pattern. m SCREENS $1OO PrkM tHtctive through Saturday Nljht, June IS, 1963. Not responsible lor typoftraphkol tnors, W« reservt the rightto Mml t quantitiet. OF ALL TYPES CASH REFUND TO FIT ALL WINDOWS FROM FEDDERS COLUMBIAMATIC *%dd IF ITS A COOL SUMMER! Route 35 and TENSION SCREENS From 3 FULL FRAME 419 New Monmouth Road ALL ALUMIUM SCREENS From *t SHOP-RITE M1DDLET0WN EXPANDER SCREENS ftfl- NTS LOWER HALF OF WINDOW .... From 107C ___ • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY I \ Dtlly & Saturday 8 A.M.-fcM P.M. II Wed. and Fri. 'Ill » P.M. I • "Between Yanko's & Reussllles" .Ok H 95 At Th« low Price Of ITU SHOP-RITE NEW SHREWSBURY ETtEl, Located In Atlantic Supcranu Discount Store jTOWlio IKM weM/Vmg BETTER Housekeeping Shop 12lrood5f. SHodytld* 1-7500 Rtdloak 46 Monmouth St. Red Bank U-9t«aV, hm 10, %m BANK REGISTER TV Key TELEVISION ^•CtS-TV Cto*a«j Lutherans' Cfcttfittll — MONDAY AFTERNOON S—BucciuMwt S-Pilm-S«ven Stoerv-IMt- Previews lfc* II—Big Bono Circus M. Diefrlch-90 Mia. Fund Dinner J-Love Of Life—Serial 13—Profile: New Jersey' UilS Tonight*s top television shows •-Your First Impression «:2S ll-Chariie Farrell as previewed and selected by 7—Ernie Ford-Variety 4-Newi • Is Tonight TV Key's staff of experts whi »-Fireside Thetttt 4:J0 5-News 2-Edge Of Night-Serial EATONTOWN - Rev. Arnold attend rehearsals, watch screen- II—Superman 2-N«rs 4-MUn Rota For D*ddy J. Dahlqulst, putor of Calvary ings, and analyze scripts in New lift York and Hollywood. 2—News—Reuoner 7-Dlicoverj. •W-CbUdreo 2-Fllm-Let's Make A MilUoo-!' Lutheran Church, Cranford, and »-Chubby Jackjoa-OrtooM U:8» •193W$ Min, • • ' a counselor at the U. S. Naval MONDAY NIGHT AT THE 13-Russian For Beginners J—Search For Tomorrow Reserve Training Center, Eliza' MOVIES. "Heaven Knows, Mr. 5-Filtn-SciKldha--Hoot .Scodia beth, win be the principal speak' Allison." (1957). (Repeat), .4—Truth Or Consequences—Quli 7-^\meric»n Newntud Hey—June Haver er when Holy Trinity Evangelical Thanks to two good perform' S-Ctrtooos—Fred Scott »-Newi'' - • •.: :•• \ 9—Almanac Newsreel Lutheran Church of Red Bank ances by its stars, Robert Mitch- 7—Father Knows Beit-Series 9-Memory Lane-Joe Franklin S:N. l:tt has ita congregational dinner at um and Deborah Kerr, this some- 2-Love that Bob-Xomedy 4-He»dline Crystal Brook Inn tonight at 7 what incredible story is madi ll-Rocky And His Friend* 4-Film-*aton Raif-1951- 9—News & Weather o'clock. palatable. It places a rugged U.S 75 Min. /••:£. ••••- ' 1:H The dinner is (he fellowship Marine corporal and a gentle R J-Gulding Light-Serial 7-1 Married Jo«? / ; 4—13th Hour—Drama portion of the church building man Catholic nun on a Soul H-Cartoon Party 9—Zoorama •'••,: " ".-•..•• ' 2:05 fond drive. "Forward in Faith" Pacific island during World Wi 12:55 11-Dick Tracy •' . 4—Sermonette—Religion Is the slogan for the campaign DENNIS DAT, regularly Wur.d II. John Huston's direction help 4-Newi—Ray Scherer lJ-Once Upon A Day 2:15 for funds to provide additional en "Til* Jack lanny Fragrant" en too. (Color). 7:30 p.m. NBC. the CIS Teltviilon Network (Tun- 2—Film-The Man Who Ta&ec seating capacity, classrooms, of- 2-Burns * Allen J:M d«y«. 9:30-10 ?, M., EOT), leemi Il-Rocky And His Friends Too Much-1940-eo Min. fice space and a fellowship hall e bit dued by the profusion ef THE LUCY SHOW (Repeat 4—Afternoon Drama S:» for the church. S-Cartoou 5:» pretant» baitowad on him by hit One of the funniest of the sea- 2—Firm—The Case Of The yeungitert In recognition e{ Ft- 7-General Hospital 2-Film-Seventeen-1940~ son and fully of belly, laughs Curious Bride-1935-W Min ther'i Dey, June 14. Lucy wangles a secretarial jot 11—Bold Journey Jackie Cooper-75 Min. {—Sandy's Hour by saying she was tops in hi l-.JS TUESDAY MORNING Steve Raevei and alluring Italian beauty Ombretta Coll! school class. Naturally, trying tc 5-Newi 7-Hlghway Patrol 6:15 at they appear in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer'f flaming $p»c work ah electrical typewriter, ar 9—Film—The Decision of Chris- 2—Previews. topher Blake—194»-«0 Min. TV Key intercom, and taking dictation in J—As The World Turns 1:20 tacla-drarna, "Thi Slav*," with Reeves as th«r Son century fiancee. 8:30 p.m Fernanda Lamas—80 Min. 4—Biography—Documentary 2—Captain Kangaroo not definite at the present time, ABC. bachelor of divinity degree from 2:5$ J-Outlaws—Western 5—Sandy Becker—Children ft THOUSAND AND ONE but he is being mentioned as the 7—Ann Sothern—Comedy Lutheran Theological Seminary, 5-Newi 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons SPECTACULAR THRILLS! possible star of a new TV se- 9—Merrytoon Circus Philadelphia. He has done gradu- DANNY THOMAS. (Repeat) 1:00 8:25 M-G-M ries for the 196446 season. Mean- 11—News—Kevin Kennedy ate work at Union Seminary, Fans will enjoy the English coun 2-To Tell the Truth-Panel 7—(Billy Bang Bang while, he will probably make 13-Poetry Readings New York City. tryside and a handsome forest 4—Loretta Young—Drama 8:30 guest appearances on other TV During his pastorate at St. particular as comic Danny Wil- 5—Doorway To Destiny 7:10 7-Little Rascals shows, continue making records Mark's Lutheran Church, Ja- liams goes poaching with a Jaun- 7—Queen For A Day 2—Weather 9:00 BttBli and possibly appear in a movie. maica, N.Y., from 1947-51, the ty, beer drinking hunter played 11-How To Marry A Millionaire U-Local News 2—Lire Of Riley-Comedy When "Route 66" goes oo sum- 7:15 THEiSONIOF congregation became Integrated. bjt English actor Jimmy Ed 3:25 4—Birthday House mer repeats, you'll see George 2—News He served as a Navy chaplain wards. Both are soon caught ait 2—News—Douglas Edwards 7-Susle in a few of the shows. 7:28 with the Medical Battalion of the hauled off to the pokey for nel 1:25 11-Weather First Marine Division in the Pa ting birds on a private estate, 2—Millionaire—Drama 5-News Question - Robert Fuller is my 7:J0 dfic in World War II, and is a p.m. CBS. . 4-You Don't Say! favorite western hero on TV. I 2—To Tell The Truth lieutenant commander in the Nav- 5—Texan 2-Our Miss Brooks will miss "Laramie" after the 4—Film—Heaven Knowj Mr. PLUS CO-HIT #2 al Reserve. ANDY GRIFFITH. (Repeat) 7—Who Do You Trust? 4^-Dr. Joyce Brothers summer. Does he plan to star in Allison—1957—2 Hrs. Harold Hendrickson, resident A Don Knotts special and an en 11—Best Of Groucho—Quiz 5—Topper-rComedy movies or will he have another 7—Dakotas—Western director of the fund campaign tertaining show. Scared blue anc IJ—Music Interlude 7-Gale Storm-Comedy TV western show?-Baseball—Mets- ' 9:30 p.m. CBS. 9—Almanac Newsreel addition of Fuller and young Mi- • 8:00 10:00 chael Burns is part of the re- MOVIE TIMETABLE 2—I've Got a Secret •. TOMORROW • NEWS SPECIAL. "Integration: 2—Calendar—Reasoner vamping being done for the new RED BANK 5—D.A.'s Man The Alabama Story," An on-the- 4—Say When—Art James 90-minute version which will pre. CARLTON- v ' 8:30 spot and iip-to the-minute report 5-rFilm-6ir; In 313^-1940—85 miere next Fall. It Happened At The Wofld'I Fair 2—Lucille Ball >. SIX CHEERS FOR MARLON BRANDO! on the developments in the ca 3:40; 7:00: 10:30: The gltve 3:00; Min.' ••'••''• ••• • . ' B:4O. 5—Peter Gunn—Mystery of Negro enrollment at the Uni 7—Answering Service : EATONTOWN 7-As Ca?sar Sees It Question — I saw a movie versity of Alabama, fronr NB< 9-Film-^angaree-1953-90 tieart and soul.., 11—One Step Beyond " called "Fore* of Arms'' and I Richard Valerian!, Robert Aber DRIVE-IN- Min. Aireattient, Dear George: It Happened At Th» World'! Fair 13-JlnvitaUon To Art : ' spotted two actors whom.I have nethy and Tom Pettit 10 p.m 8:93: 12:04; The Slave 10:90. I have a problem. Every night 10:25 A DAZZLING PERFORMANCES enjoyed on TV. Paul Picerni,' of NBC. 9:00 a neighborhood cat turns over LONG BRANCH 4-News BRUMN6UN)M the "Untouchables," was featur- BARONET- 2—Danny Thomas 10:30 my garbage can. What can I do?ed in a small* part and the actor, 5—Cain's Hundred—Drama STEVE ALLEN. The feature Werewolf In A OJrl'a Dormitory 3:00: 2—1 Love Lucy—Comedy I am waiting anxiously for your who starred,on, the "Defenders" T:0O: «:H; Oorrldora Of Blood 3:00: 7—Stoney Burke the evening sidesteps comic noil 4—Play Your Hunch SiADE TO ORDER FOR BRANMf advice. segment called'. "Madman,"1 had 11—I Search For Adventure One of his best Perplexed sense for hypthetical discussioi ASBURY PARK 11:00 an even smaller part. What is his 1 13—Perspectives perfdrmaneesrErtrMiiiaiy! Dear Perplexed: called "Meeting of the Minds, lYRIC- 2—McCoys—Comedy name? Also, is Nancy Olson, who once scheduled then cancelled i Cartoon & Trallera 7:00; 9:07; Bud 9:30 4-Price Is Right Fascinating! •••'•!» . Throw away a dog. 7:10; 8:17. co-starred with William' Holden 2—Andy Griffith—Comedy MTl CAMERON, Dally Nawl "Steve's" network show. Wh MAYFAIR- 7—December Bride m the film, still around?—Mrs. makes the sequence unique Is the 4-Art Linkletter 11—Jack La Lanne Dear George: H. W., East Paterson, N. J. Dr. No 3:45; 7:26; 8:60. 11—Law And Mr. Jones apt use of actual quotations from ST. JAMES- 11:25 I've been reading your column Answer — You have a very 10:00 the participants—Aristotle, Freud, Lawrence of Arabia 8:00. 5-News two years. You never put anything keen eye for faces. Don Gordon, 2—Password Dostoevski, Montaigne, Hegel an C0LLJNGW0OD CIRCLE 11:30 serious in it. How come you never whose performance in "Madman" 4—David Brinkley's Journal Clarence Darrow—spoken by SHORE DRIVE-IN- 2—Pete And Gladys—Comedy ATTHETOPflFHISFBMH write anything people can figure earned him an Emmy nomina- 5—Deputv—Western cast of acting pros. 10:30 p.m Come Fly With Me S:Ms 13:18; 4—Concentration—H. Downs A performance if soMness out? If you don't get serious you tion this past season, had one YOUTH A the Brava 10:49. 7—Ben Casey WPIX. 5—Romper Room and vi£0r..,BRU.LUNT!99 better watch out because these NEPTUNE CITY 11—Broken Arrow small scene in the 1951 war film. 7—Seven Keys eosur cnowrwK are serious times! Picerni had a featured role. Miss NEPTUNE CITY- 13-World at Thirteen TONIGHT. Johnny Carson The List of Adrian Meaaenger 1:40: 9^-Playhouse 30—Drama So remember what I told you Olson commutes between films 10; SO back at his Job and that's th< 7:20; 8:36. 11—Operation Alphabet BRANDO DOMINATES Next time you write something and Broadway these days. Her 2—Stump The Stars news of the hour. Along to greet THE PICTURE! you write, something that makes latest film was Walt Disney's North of Red Bank 4-New York Illustrated him and be greeted in turn are He is indeed plain, good old horse sense, do "Son of Flubber." ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 5—Dragnet—Police TICKETS NOW! you understand? Harry Golden, actress Jill St. 11-Steve Allen .tlie quintessential Awrleat John, Sally Rand, and singer Bob ATLANTIC- ItBoxUlllceorbyMail Down to Earth SIMMONS PROMOTED 13—Professionally Speaking actor ol our time!" by Kole. (Color). 11:15 p.m, NBC Tti« BlrdJ 7:00; 9:00. Dear Down to Earth: TACH1KAWA AB, Japan - HAZLET 11:00 AfiTHWWgCHr.MIMaa 0. K. Barrett N. Simmons of Red Bank, LOEWS DRIVE-1N- 2—News—Doug Edwards The shortest distance between N.J., has been promoted to air- Cirtoon 8:97; 12:15; Madame 10:45. 4—News—Frank McGee Theater Madame 8:11; 13:30; The Ravin MARL9N BRANDO Tne UGLY AMERICAN two points Is a straight line. man second class in the Air 11:00. 5—News Feel better? Force. Airman Simmons, an air Boxscore PERTH AMBOY 7—News passenger specialist, is assigned NEW YORK (AP)-The fta MAJESTIC- 11-News-J. K. M. McCaffrey It pays to adveritse In the Redto Headquarters, 1503d Air Broadway arrival of the theati The Lkrt of Adrian Meesenger 3:30 13—Religion In the News Bank Register.—Advertisement. 6:30; 9:55; Strong Room 3:00; 5:11 Transport Wing here. He is season, "Pajama Tops," pleasN 8:20. 11:10 married to the former Vivian M. only one of six newspaper re- EDISON 4—Weather EATONTOWN SHORE Paxton of 215 River St., Red viewers. MENLO PARK CINEMA- 5-Film-Dark Corner-1946-1% • DRIVE-IN * * DRIVE-IN * Bank. "For what it is, it's just fine The Lilt of Adrian Moienger 3:00 Hrs. Niplum City Shoppini CtnKI-1 Ml! Scuth ol MIDDLETOWN commented the Journal-America 4:30; 7:00; »:2». 7—Local News WOODBRIDGE Ilit »sbjiT Ciitie on Hcute 35/7H-1» 2 <• after describing it as unsophisl 11—Steve Allen NOW PLAYING! DRIVE-IN- NOW THURS. Prompt Service! cated farce. Typical of tlie a 11:15 IT'S A MILE HI-LARIOUS Ttie Slave 8:30; 12:20; It Happened 2-Weather verse viewpoint was the Heral at tbe World'! Fair 10:30. 4—Local News JUNE Tribune; "It is not quaint. It MONTCLAIR ROUNP'THE-WpBLP 13 sad." One city paper did no 9—Sports -THESLflVE CLAIRIDGE- review the show at the Winte; 11:20 •kv Ut HWM O| aafttof CnM , STEVE R2KJ. MIDDLETOWN The Best ol Cinerama 8:00. 2-Film-Slngapore—1947—1 Hr. iarden. The Associated Pres: The most Bizarre Murder 'THE SON OF SHOPPING CENTER 35 Min. SPflRTflCUS said: "Amusing hot weathei HEADS SPECIAL TROOPS Mystery ever conceived I are." OPENS WITH PRAYER 7—Film—Suspense—1946—2 Hrs. COME MATINEE 4 P.M. Based on a French play, thi 11:30 NEW SHREWSBURY - This plot concerns a wayward hus 4—Tonight—Johnny Carson EVENING B P.M. borough's Mayor and Council band visited unexpectedly by hi; FlY joined many other municipal current girl friend. Cast include; bodies last night in opening WITH June Wilkinson, Cliffe Hall am H meetings with the pledge of al- PLUS Richard Vath, who also directe CO-HIT # 2 Costumes by Vilma Auld, set b; egiance to the flag and prayer. ME DEPENDABLE WORK Rory Calhogn Leo B. Meyer. Produced b; At least 25 municipal governing r «*lt ' Happened -mr/- . > "YOUNG AND bodies and the board of free- GATES OKN 7:00 r.M.-MOVIK AT DUSK BY OUR EXPERTS Stan Seiden and Zev Bufman. THE WAVE" holders have adopted this custom rimnimnw-waif «'• a«d an-mn sm mi V/ORIPS|7 SHOWS At the off-Brodaway Gate Th recently, in response to a cam- - F""'' J*m NIGHTLY ater, "Chiaroscuro," a trio paign by Timothy F. Sullivan ol one-act plays by Robert Gentili Spring Lake to have public meet- CHILDREN Always FREE FREE PLAYGROUND collected six sharp pans. ings open with sudh observances, There were two White We; Mayor John E. Lemon, Jr., led closings Saturday night: "Mr the pledge and called for a mo- 36 BROAD ST. President," after 265 perform ment of silent prayer. He said that all council meetings in fu- RED BANK ances; and the Karmon Israel Dancers, after 24. ture will be opened in this fash- All Natkmi on Paradt featuring AMERICAN & EUROPEAN ion. T.V. Clrtui Skirt In PERSON! wild 5 G»EAr STARS YEA mmmmMmmmMBimimn' 7 AccxMmy Awnrdil Qv»n »f *• Air OUR 34th * INDISGWtDROUS. "Lawrence of Arabia" CRISTIANI DELILAH Serving riw .IHmote h THE OLD MILL THEATER TINTON FALLS LI 2-0092 Choice Scats Now on Salt SCORES OF TRAINED HORSES AND SEA FOOD ALL SEATS RISIRVID PONIES • ClOWNS GALORE • WO Superbly praparad end nrvit) In prctents CROUPS of Trolntd Wild ANIMALS en etmoiphare of complete relax- the L'AlIegro Cantora Singers ol New York In a ation In our beiutiful dining «rta, parchad high over the lurf offir- Season of Six Unusual Musical Events. h ELEPHANTS '"*•" **•* ""*> ing a panoramic viaw ol paialng JUNE 22 .... Carmen ihipt and the ocean. WML01 JULY « : Tosca 2 THRILLERS! UMBT HIPPOPOTAMUS JULY 11 f. A Night In Old Vienna Paul Newman "WEREWOLF IN A CMMrm 75c Adult. $1.25 Grond- A R.pulolion (or. Good Food JULY 27 Wagner - Strauss Night GIRLS DORMITORY" Itond Rwrwj Choln 50c Extra LUNCHEONS AUGUST 1Q American Musical Theatre "HUD" mi "Corridor, of Hood" AUGUST 17 Verdi Night COMI IAIIY • SEE IT ALL v ONE PAY ONIV - RAIN OR SHINE UTI SNACKS KSTAURANT • COCKTAIL IOUN8I Sttbacrlptlon—3i< pirformoncoi SI 5.00 Single porf. $3.00 BOARDWALK • LONG BRANCH. N. J. 1 DENNlS m Borough Caitett wifi a reara- SED BANK BEG15TER Uwity, June 10, 1963-18 lit Detector EirS S3!S.Si * MENACE By Mmk KeUhumTo Prepare mfflvJjlion tor «4ppUat.- ' Mr. Owners U &e -owner of with tht peaitog cbeagei for the propsttl at html It mty fa* «oe> WfMH. . - tritagulw tract oaJJroad St. mote!. gidued teptnttely on the lfck Helps Gear Ray King, the gas station ntn, Motor Lodge north of the Shrewsbury Ave. Mrs. FoTgotwa tajd she rep-The board last night received was attacked from bebind.by the jughaadle. The bulk of the loresentst Lone Oak, be, owner of a letter from Borough Engineer Indicted Boy robber; woo struck Wm on the Ordinance that was zoned for business waa 57 acres on Sycamore Ave. More Gerard A. Barba saying the plani head with a soda bottle and took lost when the state Highway De- than a year ago, she said, she for sewerage disposal at the pro- FREEHOLD — Monmouth $205 from the statknfy cash reg- SHREWSBURY - The Plan- partment constructed the Jughan- posed inn are "practical." dle. The Planning Board is nowasked to be able to discuss gar County'i new lie detector ma- ister. ning Board Thursday directed its den apartment construction with Mr. Conners plans to combine chine li being used every day to attorney, John E. Keale, to draw considering the merits of extend- 1 Hours later, Mr, Scialli was ing the business zone along the board but never received a the sewerage systems of the help the prosecutor • office tight- model ordinances which would reply. ten cues agairist accused crim- picked up In Bradley Beach be- Shrewsbury Ave. to include Mr. Shrewsbury Inn and Atlantic Su- cause he was carrying beer on permit motor lodges in this bor- perama, which is located on inals. ,.: : : )ugh and extend the business Conners' 360-foot frontage on She added that It would be un- the beach, This was a violation Broad St. just to be kept waiting until aft- the oth;r side of Shrewsbury Ave., But Prosecutor Vincent P. Keu-of a borough ordinance. An in- one on lower Broad St. where and tie both into the Eatontown per »ay» it alio U being used to is proposed. According to Charles P. Lase-r the adoption of a master plan formation alarm attracted the in- if the board saw fit to rezone sewer system. help suspects to prove they are terest of Ocean Grove police and The action represents the first caro, board president, Mr. Con' Innocent. ners has shown a hardship, andfor Mr. Conners now. At least, a few hours later Mr. King iden- step required U zoning is to be she said, she would like the op- And this was the case in a tified the Essex County man as changed to permit construction reaming the corner would con- Golf-Outing robbery charge against Vincent stitute a correction in zoning portunity to explain her apart- his attacker. of the 88-unit Shrewsbury Inn ment plans to the board. Dennis Scialli, 18, of South Or- ilanried by Murry Conners of rather than spot zoning. FREEHOLD — The Monmouth ange. Mr. Scialli denied the. charge. Bar Association will hold its His attorney, Charles Frankel, Deal, owner of Atlantic Super- Mrs. Florence Forgotson, a The board added to the agenda Mr. Keuper asked Superior ama. Red Bank attorney and Sycamore of its June 19 meeting a garden annual gorf - outing Thursday, learned of several persons who June 20, at the Spring Lake Golf Court Judge J. Edward Knight If, after a public hearing, the Ave. resident, appeared to askapartment discussion with Mrs. Thursday to dismiss an indict- could testify that Mr. Scialli was and Country Club. William T. with them at the time the Ocean measures prepared by Mr. Keale the board to consider another Forgotson, but declined to con- ment against Scialli, a college stu- zoning change-one to allow gar- sider apartment zoning in conWichmann, Red Bank, Is chair- Grove crime occurred. are found acceptable to the plan- man of the program. dent, for robbery of an Ocean ners, they will be forwarded to den apartments — in conjunction junction with the motel zoning Grove service station operator Prosecutor Keuper suggested a June 9, 1962. voluntary lie detector test to cu The prosecutor said a poly' through some of the talk. Mr, graph examination of the youth Scialli agreed and came through made by County Detective An with flying colors. MONDAY and TUESDAY! • ADVERTISEMENT- Moving for the indictment dis- missal, Mr. Keuper told Judge M > NERVE DEAFNESS Knight it was in line with the Si9er-Mgbt 'QnHty "Sner-mgtf'QialityBcrf, "Stper-Mght" Quality code of ethics demanded of pros ecutors. "MODEL OF NEW" "We have a duty to convict, effort to preserve the newer, bat MINIATURE but we also have a duty to see basically still old, values oj West- HEARING AID GIVEN that everyone accused is given ern democratic-capitalistic civili- GROUND RIB every opportunity to prove his WILLIAM Iation. (not OR actual hearing old) innocence and, when convinced Greece, Indeed, is a showcase, of his innocence, to bring it to WASHINSTOM, D. C—A most 1 not merely to Europe but also to the court's attention.' the Near East and Far East, anlque free offer, of special ln-( S WHITE upon whose gateways she stands, teresr to tnese whs hear but do One out of every 100 Greeks WASHINGTON - The official for what we call the Western STEAKS STEAKS not understand words,- kos |mt red carpet, the one with the dol- convicted each year for minor way of life. As such, she seeks been announced. A true-life, nee- lar signs tastefully woven into its no special' advantages. She onl operating model, actual she rep.crimes, mostly non-payment of fabric, is usually put out inasks of us, as Papaiigouras has debt. Washington for the representa- SMOKED liea of the smallest Motorola- in effect just asked of President *••* <% it 115 Start c Dahlberg Hearing Aid ever made, tives of two classes of nations— Kennedy, that we give her. will be given away absolutely free AMAZING the very powerful among our al-enough help to permit her short- C* lies and the nastily "neutral" ly to become a nation that asks to anyone aiiwerleg this adver- -39c 3*. I 6* among our critics, such as saint- no help at all. 89 tisement. Wear It in the privacy ed India. of your own homo without cost Alone among the many recipi- At the moment, however, this or obligation of any Mad ... PSORIASIS ents of American foreign aid, country is host to the representa- Greece has a notion that this "IT'S YOURS FHI TO Kilt." STORY tive of another sort of land al- The tht* of this Instrument Is only thing may really and truly end— Jan. 10, 1960 - Pittsburgh, Pa. together. Panayiotis Papaiigou- and not too distantly in the fu- Stpalowt Cuts Front Cets •no of its many features. It weighs "Doctored for psoriasis 30 years. ras is the Minister of Economic ture—so far as she is concerned, less than a third of an ounce and Spent much money to no avail. Co-ordination for Greece, one ol Then used GHP Ointment and Not Fashionable Brisket Beef sst 59£ Plate Beef It is all at "ear level," In one Tablets for 2 weeks. Scales dis- the smallest but one of the best C unit. No wires lead from the body appeared as if by magic. In 6and least demanding and most The Greeks believe, it is quid to the bead. Hera Is truly hope weeks skin completely cleared faithful of the friends of theclear, that given such termina ShoulderSteak 89 Chuck Fillet for the Hard of Hearing. These and clean. First time in 30 years. United States. aid, Greece may within three oi Thanks for your marvelous prod- four years be able to say to us. models are free while the supply uct);." This much abbreviated re- the Greeks, in the title of an"Thank you for all your past Beef Short Ribs 45 < Stewing Beef 59,! lasts. We suggest that you write port tells of a user's success with old pray, had a word tor "it."help, but now we are on our e for yours now. a dual treatment for the outward They also—and this is the signif- own and will hereafter row our Sausage SSL £55 Fancy Shrimp symptoms of -psoriasis, rutl in- icance of P. Papaligouras-have own boat." luchama Hearing Aid Co. formation and details of a 14-day a word for modern life. In a Room 417, Dept., Wyatt lldg. trial plan from Canam Co, DepL European continent largely divid- It is not fashionable any mon 777 14th Street, N.W. 277S Rockport, Mass. to speak of men or nations as Wathlngto*. D. C. RJ ed between socialist dream- Garden fresfc ftwits and Vegefabfes! states and states expressing "inspirations" to others. Still, large and vehement personal the temptation, however uh- egos—such as France and West modish, is to say of the Greeks Asthma Formula Prescribed Germany—the Greeks have per- that they are in sober truth an sisted in playing the internation- mspiration<~a ' sturdy, decent WATERMELON symbol of the only truly rational Most By Doctors-Available al game on old rules. kind of international friendship. Private Enterprise This is the friendship offered Now Without Prescription They believe in private proper- not by some grabbing and self- Stops Attacks in Minutes .. Relief Laats for Hours! righteous neutralist power, but of FRESH PEACHES 2 25 ty and in private enterprise. N.w T.rk, N. Y. <9v.«lal)-The asthma -in tiny tablet! called Pnmattnn*. They believe in military and a power which sensibly and formula prescribed more than »ny These Pilmttene Tablets optn moral resistance to communism rightly seeks our assistance but other by docton for their prlrate bronchial tabes, loosen congestion, Bing Cherries *•*"-' 49= Fresh Cucumbers **"* patient! ii now anilible to isthma without .self-deluding visions of. never threatens to go to Moscow relieve teat nervous tension, if what we extend is not to its sufferen without preicrtptlon. without painful injections. . some international Rock Candy Medic*] Usti proved this f onauli full liking. stop!«ithpi« ttUcksin mlnuUsYrid The secret Is—Primatefii combines Mountain in which freedom may String Beans Ifi Delicious Apples 19* fivei hours of freedom from recur- t medicines (in full prescription be made to survive by surren- rence of painful aithma ipaimi. strength) found moat effective in dering, a little bit at a time, to Thii formula ii to effective) that combination for asthma distress. COL BRISCOE RETURNS It ii the physician's leading aithma Each performs a special purpose. Communist pressure. Compare lour, low Prices... Plus prescription—eo aafe when used ts So look forward to Bleep at night, They maintain one of the stout PORT MONMOUTH -Lt. Col. directed that now it can bt lold - and freedom from asthma spasms, est military forces in all thPierce e W. Briscoe, who recently ll^PV Wvffl llv^l RlkrtM without preicrlptlon in most itatea Get Frimatene at any drugstore, West-and they ask of the U. S.returned from duty in Alaska, LEMON Pi*"l«lc VerfWn not an impossibly generous sup- has been appointed executive of- REALEMON MKt boi.«J«J bo*, IT ficer to the deputy post comman- PRETZELS $ port in that enterprise but only Mabfceo lib. a reasonable and practical one. der her. Col. 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B£ Uidivjdual pertonnances in' Mon-Bob Marsh and ArnoM Sctwarti aual Uncraft Hone Show, spon- the show for the fire company, See -lam* (Jane Itapew. Boat Club's radng on the wja, 13 pototaeach. Oau IS, Dlrkta • titi for mti aored by tha Lincroft Firs Com- assisted by John Hohmeler. N*v«sink River The series was galled in Light- pany, draw -a field of 281 entries Ma], Stephan von Visy, coach 1. KlfnfleM'* Tulle, aueaa BUtadeH; 1 Saddle Sbeea, d B. Blair; I. nings. / -181 nones and 156 rider*-*nd of the U.S. Three Day Equestri- yesterday, Allaire, with Bill Heron, and • clzeaHe cloudy-day crowd to an Team, was one of the Judges. Ctua IS, raolly Caue • Atialre won the dub's Mallory tha Brookdale Farms show rings Also judging were Miss Lila 1. Karen and Anne Letwlehi Bane Cup elimination aeries, while Charies Raynor cnswiOg, won and Puilku Lomel: 1 Pamela. Ctaoiia 4 Saturday. Phillips of Fresh Meadow, N.Y., tad Lori* Schneider; «. Kn,, Alfred Miss Methot took her second sue- thre"•—e o-'f "th"e fou*—r aerie*" s races. T. King ana auaan Kin*. Seson, • chestunt gelding owned and Miss Kathleen Brennan of cessive Lightning class triumph. Hills' crew was Don Apgar and Ctaee M. Jealer Janpar Brub Hance. by Mrs. Steven H. Wood of Mld-Mt. Kisco, N.Y. 1. CudU BeauBaau,, Wbtwbttaet y Andrewa; Kerry Simon won the opening dletown Township, won the show Harry W. Brown of Franklin Toi) Toitr. o+rrj race of the Lea Russell trophy Kerry Simon skippered Sandy KUUannyUUanny, Hollr TnTn** Ftrra, <£*».•• Huntsman's Lightning to victory hunter-juniper division champion- Lakes was steward, and Mark Torpwr)orpwr);; 44. IHIMM 'n' nDudji, series for women held on Satur WlUolUon ((Cbtrtty WUaon)WUaon). ', - But In tite Russelt trophy race. Mary ahip. He wai handled throughout D. MoClain and Joseph Griffin Ck day. Other race winners yesler Ckwa U, iSKA hm Huntsman and Miry Lou Talbot the show by his owner. Savant, were ringmasters. Mrs. A.R. Gil- (Haday TMair) day included Brub Hance, in I. Andrei KingKig;; 3.. fiSjcrafiSjcra UlrleUlrlehh- Wood-Pussies, John KuU, In Fly-crewed. Runner-up was Evelyn owned by Tourelay Farm of man was show secretary and •tntn; ii. ltt\ CbanfearlalnCban ll ; 44. XMna Soobeyville and ridden by Muffin Him. '• ing Dutchmen' and Fred Simon, Allaire, with Dede Heron, third. Mrs. John C. Locke, publicity Olaai U, IraO ken* *r paw Lord Of Little Silver was reserve chairman. Use of the BrookdaJe t. Tar BabBabrr. Trtoom *acmiitKathi y in Jets, Yesterday's regular series champion. Wttton)tt) ; 2. nUCU I (KM* * Mam); races were sailed on triangular Farms grounds was donated by 5. Pttlt lour, Trtoora Farina (Ctrla EBgMields TUip, owned and Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson. TkTorkt)) . courses in northwest winds of 10 Otaaa IT. apaa fl«M ridden by Susan Blaisdett of Name. I* pamatkew an rWn, I. Little Timber, Hr*. J Metcalf Wins to 25 knots, River Plaza, took the large pony when attar than mm. (Bwtara UlrtohMn); 1 «««. Miss Methot won the Lightning SEHMABY Bay, Tricon rarma (Jill Onmbarlalii); working hunter championship, re- Cliu 1. Novice hater a. Savut, Toumlay Farm (Ktrtfla race. Arnold Sdwartt was sec- peating her performance of two I. Cattan, Glnnle Stalmun; 2. antr] Lord); 4. Feral*, Tourelay Tann o< Wendy Wallace; 3. Innodentl. (Sally Lord). 2d Straight ond and Herman Vestal, third, in weeks ago in the Devon, Pa., EVulMli Me Cnckra (Bob Mlefcalow); Clau u, Jaalar flau werldag tarier the six-boat fleet. •how, fiie largest outdoor show Fine Dudr. larl Wllion 1. UU1* Ttnbu, Kra. Jouph Lori (Ciirity WlHon). (Baiban UMduen); 2. Cattan, Kull stopped Dick Devlin's win- in the East Reserve champion- Olnoe Sblmu; 3. Blyth aplrtt, BUia- Chut 1 bttti Orowtunt; 4. Trarta OouDty, Arrow Race ning streak in DuWhmen, while ship in the class went to Singing I. Cynthia, BUvoia; 9. Chtrtaea Fatar Clark*. RUMSON - Defending cham- Hance won Ms second Wood- Storm, also owned and ridden Koar«; 3. Kun Stutmu; 4. Italia Oaai ]*, beglaatra aarea- Mantraw. Pussy race in three starts. Rip fcy VSM Blaisdell. ClaCl n SS, «ptu Jmlof kaaa MM UUa Bobtr; 2. Katklaan W*U«BI S. pion Manton MetcaU 3d won his heneawaiai'p orere« r fouca Jmn LaRntoh; 4. Laura Bradafeaw: second Arrow class race in suc-Lartaud was runner-up and Doug Small pony working hunter 1_. OerrOanyr Maffiole! : 21. SaeaS a M. & Claudia 8dm*M«; 6. Mary Ann Raynor, third, in a seven-boat Buriw; £ - Blajadelll;; 44. Jill MACLAY CLASS WINNER — Andrea King of Rumion, riding her gray rnare Snow cession here Saturday to take a champion was Highfields Town Cbanbcrlaln;. 5. Jean Arllw; «. fleet. and Country, owned by Barbara BllfcU OOrowhurat aau* nat Storm, smiles happily »% Ashton Btirka, chairman of Lincroft Horse Show, pins tha solid lead in defense of his 1962 Okui 4, Bridle pail 2. 0 A non^registered white boat Wrichsen of MkJdletown Town- — — Kale HlT^ oli; J. Lucy blue ribbon she won in the ASPCA horsemanship competition for the Maelay Trophy laurels. won the Penguin race. Jeanne chip, who shared the riding as-Mr Dawn. Rita Hu> Bellem; ». uirwneen: 0. wan PmxshM L*di, Mr*. Andrew Claudia aehaaMar. Saturday. Jim Davis, a last place finisher Supplee was second. Simon de- signment with Susan Blaisdell. Ulrtetaen < Town and Country; 1 -SUMMABIES— ridden by Linda HUggms of Hasty Suon, Mr.. Steven H. Wood; 1 Ihe LMUeit Angel, UMa Hlgflna; I. strongly to win yesterday's Entry of MM. Bernard Wnlta; J. Xobo, Tommy Uixzurltl; 4. Foggy 9 Arrow class prize race. Ujhtalnn Acres Farm, Kingston, was reEntr- y nt Mri. Mary Lotoel. Dew, Suaan BlaUdea. 1 June Uethot, 2. Arnold Sctiwirij, Clau t, halor hntere ia«L. Ckua B, huge pear knlen (NIPH4) Eldon Harvey Jr., won the serve champ. 1. HtghlltUU Hep da Hootl*, B«- RB Tire Co. s Strong Pitching, 3. Herman Veatil, 4. Vlr* Vauflian, 1. Inventory, TrJeara Farm (Andrea Little Timber, owned by Mrs.Savuwe); 2. 1U Run. Bunbl nib; btr* UtriebMii: 2. Hlghflakta Tulip, Blue Jay series race yesterday. 5, Btndy Huntsman, 6. Harold Back. 3. Pink Coot, Hlfh Hop* Farm (Pit Suatn BMladaH: J. dnglng Btorm, Flrtai Dutchmen Joseph Lord of Little Silver and UcCrackw); i. Held1! KKcben, Otarj Bunn BlaMen. Hank Gilbertson, who won the 1. John KuU, 2. Dick Dertln, I Mecg werldng 1heater series opener last Sunday, came Wlm Verkoojwn. _ • ridden by Barbara Ulrichsen, Clau a. •addle Wood-Pojilea CUM 1, (ma•man POBOJJ wwarklaff kntaknar a. Brub Hance, 2. Rip t»rta«d, 8. was junior working hunter cham- 1. Town 1. Wla* Bula, BamM ElUai HittingNine WinsAnotherPairin second. HlCbfleld-" • •a T * OuOounlrrl , Barbara, Uiriduin (SUMS Blaltdett); Candle BMU, Wtttoey AlHr.w.; 6. too Altreuter, Bill Mihoney Com. pion, defeating by one point In- 3. My VkKklH Janice Clark* (J«n Ferule, Tourelu (&tlly Lord); Strong, gusty breezes prevailed Jeti , ventory, owned and ridden by Arllaal; 3. Knockadoon. HoUr Tree Fink Coat, PatltoOnckm. A Friedman!. 1, Frel Blmon, 2. Tie: Bob IIu- rum; 4. Echo, (Tammy Maxzarlel). Ctaei 14, adall amatear kaock- MANAHAWKBt - The while striking out six and walk- for yesterday's Navesink River well, Bob Tepper, 4. Sam Smith, 9. Andrea Savarese, of Tricorn Claw I, fen* sow wotkHf kn dawa and eat Bank Tire Co. nine Is threaten- ing nary a batter. Cooke took races. Bill Haebler had the Arrow Bob Luderaan. 6. John ParroUa, L anting storm, BimjjBlaJedell; 1. Baohakir, Robert Zabriakle; _. Freehold (0) Bed Buk Tire (I) HALLOBY CCr SERIES Farms, Holmdel Township. 2. Witch Dootor, Biuan M. Boflty; 3. Innoclcnte, EUnbHli McCracken ing to make it another runaway over and pitched hiQess ball for JUKI ABBH race won, but hit a mark, break- Final Ft. Btudtaia Manor Boy, Debt* Locke: i. iUny (Robart lOckalow); J, Be aura 0. Ol'm,lf 3 0 0 Ayen.cf 3 11 ing his mast and was disqualified. 1 Charles Allaire, 6, 2. Bill H11U, The pleasure horse champion- B«au, J«aa Arllas. - - Barry Lobe!; 4. Potato CMpa, lindi in the Jersey Shore Baseball three innings while posting the Mlfh'UAb '4 0 1 DeQe'fe,2b 3 10 S, 3, Tie: Arnold SchwarU, Bot Kane,a> 0 t Ol!l,«i Uajull, IB. ship went to Flip-Elo, owned and Claw t, kefliimr'a kormnaaihlp Biggin*. League. same strike out and bases on 0 l-Blind.lb Only two of the four Blue Jays L Manna, BHekrff; 1 Uikaela Clau 24, Junior working lit Ban ridden by Kate Miller of West kaater (NIPHA) balls totals as Rooney. The pair 0 1 Truex.rl 3 0 3 finished the course. 1, Allalrt, 2. Hilli, 3. SchwarU, 4. Topey; & Fatrlola WeMan: 4. The Red Bank club took its D'EVIto,rt. 0 0 FIs'b'n.K 2 0 0 Long Branch. Reserve in theBaifcara Chamberlain: 5. Kite 1. Candle BMW, Whluey Anlnwa; of righUianders combined to re- -SUMMAJtlES- Marih. Benenleor. 1 LKtla Timber, lira. Jo«*pH Lord Jersey Shore League action over Wtal'Je.tf « 0 MoKTy,3t> 3 0 Id Ban class went to September Dawn, (Baibara nrMtucn); S. Invtntory, tire the final 16 batters of the 0 0 FftU'pa,c 3 0 0 AKBOWS Claw 19, alatt anuttar epaa Jumper sixth and seventh victories in Hou'aii.M Saturday 1. Allaire, 2. Maran, J. SohwarU, 1. Saaon. Mm. Steven B. Wood; 2. Trtoom Farma (Aodea Batanee); 4 0 0 H'd'«m,p 3 0 1 4. HUH. owned and ridden by Rita Mary anow Btorm, Andrea King. the weekend for an unblemished game. It was Roone/s fourth 0. Gl'm.p ' 0 1 1. Manton Metcalt 3d, 2. I Bachelor, Robert ZabrMde; 3. Ba Kl'm'y,p 0 0 Hercer, 3. WilUun Klku-Tony Hub»r, 3d Bace Bellezza of Lincroft. 8UK, Larry Label; 4. Potato Chlpl, Jomlor hut 1-0 record in league play. straight victory. 4. Bill. Haebler, 6. Don Siimma, 6. 1 HIM, !. Allsire, S. Kano, Unda HlU o> Ike flat Xdirin Btewatt, T. John Atwsod, S. Bchwartz u-O»ke,p 1 O t T. plna.cf Me, in five trip* to the platt* DO'X •5 * • 2 wW. Ptae,aPraeJa* >' 3 0 . 0111 • -1 2- C'nW'n,«>—.._«. ' 301 in yesterday's romping win. Bland,16 5 3 4 Smlth.p 2 0 0 Ttuei.rl 8 11 Potera.cf 10 0 The slugging third baseman Pla'b'ln.ef ti 3 0 0 aa knocked in IS runs in eight McKtJ'y.Sti tie 3 0 0 PWpa,c 4 10 Powltt.fr' •8 0 1 games and has a nifty .516-wit- 4*0 |00 ting average. Bland drove in Meti'Ut 10 0 our runs in Saturday's game be- « U 14 29 0 Red Bank Tire .001 701 308—M fore knocking in a pair yester- Manahawkln ..... J»0 000 000- 0 day. SB—Bland, De Qeorce, 0111 Hlta o(l — Rooney 1 In «: Cooke 0 In 3; Rooney went the first six in-Smith 10 in «: T. Fine < in 3.80— Rooner S: Cooke t: Smith 4; T. Pine ""QSo nings in yesterday*! tilt, allow- <. BB— Rooney 0; Cook* 0; BmllliB; ing both Menahawkin singles T. Ptoe 3. ^m T.r.lcfarAIr I Truex Selected to College Just Say "Charge it".. TIMBER' TOPPER — Barbara Ulrichsen, of Middletown Township, guides Little Tim- Take months to pay bar over hurdle in competition in the ASPCA (Maelay Trophy) Class for ridars in Confernc All-Star Team Saturday's Lincroft Horse Show. Miss Ulricruen, who amassed an armful of ribbons and trophies, won a second place in this event. UPPER MONTOLAIR - Ron Truex, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ar- nold L. Truex, New Monmouth, Learn-to-Swim Align Major League Standings has been named to the U-man BOAT SUPPLIES N, J, State College Conference Program Slated ntEn By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Saturday's Results Won Strut area head- All-Star baseball team announced American League Boston 7, Baltimore 1 quarters for an your boat- esterday. W.L. PcLG.B Cleveland 6, Washington 1 In Red Bank Wheel Bearings ing needs. Chicago 33 23 Kansas City 7, Chicago 6 Truex is a former athletic RED BANK — The learn-to- Baltimore 32 23 .562 Detroit 8, New York 4 standout at Middletown Township swim program, sponsored and 50 Nylon—Manila—Dacron New York 28 21 .571 Minnesota 9, Los Angeles 3 High School, where his father conducted by the Community hterlux Yacht Paint Minnesota ... 28 25 .528 Today's Games is athletic director and baseball VMOA, the Monmouth County Kansas City 27 25 .519 New York at Washington coach. The Glassboro State star Chapter of the American Red l Raeellre Fittings 26 24 .510 was named to a pitching post on Cross, and the parks and recrea- Boston Cleveland at Baltimore (N) parts If needof Cleveland ... 23 26 .469 the all-star axjuad. tion department, will run June 24- Tuphblox—Roledge Los Angeles at Kansas City (N) and torsion Los Angeles .... 27 3311 .4666 17 Boston at Detroit (N) 23, and July 1-3, it was an- Teammate Richard Brown of nounced today. adjustment Writ* far frtt catalog of Detroit 23 29 .4422 8 Only games scheduled Bellmawr, a third baseman, was not included SAILBOAT FITTINGS Washington .... 19 38 .3333 14^ Tuesday's Games also selected to the squad. Arrangements have been made Sunday's Results to pick up the participants at the Los Angeles at Kansas City (N) League champion Montclalr Los Angeles 4, Minnesota 2 Minnesota at Chicago (N) Red Bank High School (Branch State and runner-up Trenton Ave. side), Memorial Park, and A. L. DON CO. Chicago 4, Kansas City 3 Boston at Detroit State each placed four men on NEW TREADS New York 6, Detroit 2 Cleveland at Baltimore (N) Oakland Street . School. Buses APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES 17 Sank St. N.Y.C. he team. will transport students to the pool WH Ittkall 4-8290 Cleveland 7, Washington 3 Only games scheduled Boston 3, Baltimore 2 (14 in- Glassboro,' third in the stand- and return. It will be necessary 2 Blocks South of Wall St. for the children to be at the WHITEWALLS-ANY SIZE nlnss) National League ings, was next with two men on the first squad while Newark above mentioned areas at 12:30 Narrow or Wide Design, W.L. Pet. G.B.State and Paterson State each p.m. A fee will be charged to Tubtlrn or Tube-type Los Angeles .... 32 23 iad one. Jersey City State was help defray the cost of transpor St. Louis 33 25 tation and pool. ihut out. Our NtVtait Trtodt, UtntUM by MtdeBim and atop mar*, at San Francisoo 31 26 Named from Montclalr were All youngsters will receive OUARANTIED Chicago 31 26 take-home flyers in schools, along 1. Afthat ibtete ia -ortmnaMp ml imtoriala dorlnf Bta al tiwL Cincinnati 28 26 ditcher Joe Staub of Midland 1 Afalnat normal raid haainta (ocapl rapaiinbto punduw) aooxB. Park, shortstop John Ackerman with an application card. Each tend in avarjrday paamnir car na* lor 12 monlha. Pittsburgh .... 28 28 4% natrfacanwita prorated an Inad mar and bawd an liat pcioaa corraol of Brant and outfielders Joe Lo-child should consult with his par- WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS SALVATOR MILE Milwaukee .... 2fl 29 ents as to whether he may take il lima itcher Ray Hughes of Phillips-mers only. New York 8-4, St. Louis 7-10 xirg, second baseman Vito In- The application card should be Philadelphia 8-1, Cincinnati 7-3 jerto of New Brunswick, out- filled out and returned to the Red (1st game 10 Innings) lelder Sam Bruccoleri of Tren- Bank parks and recreation de- Los Angeles 11, Chicago 8 on and catcher Joe Adochio of partment. Deadline for registra- STORE Pittsburgh 4-3, Milwaukee 0-5 tfilltown. tions Is Friday, June 21. Houston 3, San Francisco 0 Rounding out the team were Saturday's Results Newark State pitcher Bill Grier There's no Trick to Having Ex- Houston 2, San Francisco 1 -A Morristown and Paterson Stat: ra Cash. You Get it Fast When HOURS Los Aneelcs 9, ChicaEO 5 first baseman Mark Evangellsta You Use The Register Classified. || St. Louis 4, New York 0 >f Wanaque. —Advertisement. Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia 0 RESORT OF RACING Pittsburgh 6, Milwaukee 4 SEE US Today's Games •lightly apraad Cellar, Magnl. 'FOR TIRES aU Cincinnati at New York (N) Meant Plma Broadcloth, Woven In Ingland, fr»siBirenJlr1(wy,rJdt105 Milwaukee at Philadelphia (N) Meticulously DttlgntA unlimited parking St. Louis at Pittsburgh (N) "By Broddocka1' where your dollar buy* MILES more San Francisco at Lot Angeles Avolloblt In short er long Mtdoor and Indoor dining terraces (N) aleivu. Borrel nr A O£ French Cuffi. |fe79 'cafeteria and dining area Chicago at Houston (N) W STORES Whlli Only .... 3 OH' grandstand lower level, Tuesday's Games Sizes U!V17Va, 32-35 Sleeve '1 DOWN Cincinnati at New York Maple Ave. at White St., completely air-conditioned STATI SIZI, JIND s •ranaatMe' 92 • Ciubhoma «4 Milwaukee at Phlladebhli (N) CHICK OR M0N|Y OKDIR Red Bank—SH 7-5700 | A WEEK tanc (ocludxt St. Louis at Pittsburgh (N) IOI Poiteat, Ne C.O.D.'i Chicago at Houston (N) 1000 Atbury Ave. Aibury Park An htilltnt SHADDOCKS APfAML San Francisco at Los Angeles PR 5-8700 (N) Hiirs MY airr IileaUin, N. J. - U Mill RED aUfK tECISTER Monday, June 1Q, rs MacEvoy, Miltenberger Wins Highlight SSYC Sailing Races Win Fifth Straight OGEANPORT - John Mac- Ed Waters won the opening Bob Ayrw, Bud Mttn, Ull XtfM Evoy and Hank Miltenberger Comet class race. Miltenberger imri. dominated the Shrewsbury Sail- was second and Leighton Waters, ss >*<• Friend, H won the opener far 1. JlUttnMrstr, 3. O'ConMr. S, ing and Yacht Club's races on a third, in a 13-boa.t fleet. Bud Dour Blvti, 4. ii WtttM, S. L*Vh Tha Los Anteles Dodgem pit- tha Pirates with borne run sup- windy and hazardous afternoon Rogers one of the top contenders, ion Wilwl, t. U» AdUMtt Si, T. port from Tad Savage and Dona Ajirw, I. IniTwn, 9. John Sttvu, 10, •and today te another show- sailing on the Shrewsbury broke a mast. Baloton, VtKjoMoDFDs (DNF)a . down with San Francisco aftar dendenon and a two-run double liver yesterday. wooDFDsarlit SUMS* a by Roberto deroente. Warren Miltenberger won the second 1. Al BKk, 2. Paul WUMO. S, On oonclodJog * road trip with a MacEvoy won both Blue Jay race. Bill O'Connor was second Auy Jr., C Dos PMdln. S. Mta Spain, 84, get credit for the BorcbUd, 6. RUpfc GIMJm. T. IM five-game winning streak, a slim :lass races, while Miltenberger, and Doug Stives, third. Diller, S. WnMItU Krowi. t. Alt Poolt, hold on tha National League lead Braves' nightcap triumph with fresh from a victory in Mori' 10. BIU Htrvey. Bob Pneoek (EtCT). Bob ShaWa relief help. Hilton picked up Bud Rogers U Stan and a theory that whtra there's mouth Boat Club's spring series, as crew and won the second % John Hilton, 2. WiUoo, 1. Forii. 4. BMk, B. AMjr, 1 P««dW, 7. D)1|»I, •a Wills there's a way. gained a first and a second place Wood-Pussy race after Al Beck 8. Hi:v»j, (. Brairn, 19. O«ort* Comwell, lit. Pticock, B«reUM The Wills, leading the way Is They can Dick Radatz "The inlsh in Comets. had taken the opener, Paul Wil- (DNF), aieaaan (DISQ). Maury, the little speedster whwho Monster•.." And with good reason, Al Beck and John Hilton split son was second in eadh race. BI.CE MXS lit Bu« has turned slugger since recovKsov-th- thae way the burly Boston strong- lirsts in Wood-Pussies, while Miss Jones continued to p$ce 1. John MusEvoy. 2. Oor«y Weh, I. ering from an Injury Lynn Jones and Billy Beck Loul»« Potter, (. Prink NMrbn. £ •ad lad Los boy hu been terrorizing tike the Turnabouts with a win in the Chtriu VltO.tr, i. AUCt RdblMOa T. Angeles to five straight victor- American League countryside. Shared firsts in Turnabouts. opening race. Billy Beck came Obarlti Stilllii[i, 8. Jim Jutuun. ANOTHIft Y. A. nTTLI? — Atax Wtbtter, center, New York Giants' fuflbtclc, tfueit 6. Jim Andrews, 10. dujlu KunkH, les-4he latest an 114 conquest Rtdati" latest conquest came The day's action, the second on to win the second race. q, Kiri Houwr, n. HMirt AgnnonMr. of the Chicago Cubs yesterday. speaker at Shore Regional High'i first sports banquet at the Old Orchard Country set of races in the club's inaug- Sarah Meltzoff was runner-up in Bob Ttiter (DISQ). at Baltimore yesterday in a 3-3 Mln WiHs followed up a four-hit per- Red Sox victory In 14 Innings Club, Eitontown, Saturday night, checks over the throwing arm of Merv East wick, ural series, was marred capsii- each race. L MioSvcy, % Rich, S. SUI1US*. ing boats and broken equipment. 4. Newton, 5. Wilk«r, «. Aduuoa. T. formance Saturday with a 3-for-j that shouldered the Orioles out Walt Ingram 2d was in charge Potter, S. HOUMT, ». Kunklt, RoblDMI effort against the Cuba yester- of first place. The Moort, 241- quarterback of Short Regional'* footfall I team. Eastwlck also won letters in basket- MacEvoy continued his fine of the race committee. (DNF), Andrem, Aymcnier (DIM). TURNAltOUlS day, driving In three key runs pound fastballer again showed ball and baseball. Others, left to right, are George Timer, football, wrestling sailing in the Blue Jay class -SUMMABIEi- lit B*« COMETS L Lynn Jcrati, 2. Sum UtKlott, J. with a bases loaded double In why he is rated as one of the and track, Art Cotgraave, football, wrestling and track, and Bob Feeney, athletic with two triumphs. Corey Rich BUI BKk. 4. GKll Boume, i. BMBtr MM sixth Inning. last relievers in baseball by was runner-up in both races. lit R»te Bourne, «. alenn Roien, T. M»e Set- director of the Wait Long Branch school. i. Ed Witen, 1 Hwk Ulltenbcrftr, t*r. The spurt has raised Wills' av- muscling his way through six Louise Potter and Charles Stal- & Ltltbton WiAtn, 4. BIU O'Connor, M JUC« innings, striking out 10 9. Lit AdlRUoa SI, t. Douc BUvel, 1. Beci, 1 MeHuK, 3. CMatf BauiM, erage from .252 to .290 andre- seoreleis ngs each posted a third place T. TUbmi Insnm, s. Sttn VMtoslt, 4. Rudy Bourne, S. Sttt*r, float* vitalized a slumping1 Lot Angeles OriolM in the process. finish in the lJJboat fleet. 9. J» BtlAMn, 10. John gtlvti, 11. (CWT). attack Just In time for the start Radatz' stout effort was backed of a two-game aeries the Chuch Schllllpg-Ruis Ni* Monmouth Entries against third-place San Francis- on hitting combination that pro- co. , ' duced be tying run In the ninth First Race-Puna $MM I y*. Mdn CM Sft fur. lhRoyaame US NB LBaitmaa 118 be- and• th*winning run In the Uth. Breaks U a)Auborn Farm entry The Giants are two games I. Voololr 118 NB 1M hind following their seventh With Baltimore losing, the Chi- 1 Ways to Save 118 NB 4-1 Fifth Race-Pur $1,000,4 yo ft up, F&M, Cg 1 Am straight loss, 34 at Houston as cago White Sox lumped Into the 4. Snub 118 Zakoor 12-1 1. Allitessa 112 Zakoor 9-2 reliever Hal Skinny Brown lead by one-half game with a (.Crack Back 118 Grant «-l 2. Certainly Gray 112 NB 10-1 pitched one-hit ball for the Colts " squeaker over Kansas City. (.Sophias Boy US Grimm 1M S. Petal's Star 112 Brooks 8-1 over the final 6 1-3 toning! In Ron Hansen doubled horns the 7. Prince An 118 GillitaB 20-1 4. Clever Dutchws 112 W. Chambers 12-1 the first Sunday night game In deciding run in , the ninth and «. Ryders Request US Karpe 5. Gold Rhythm US Sorensen 5-2 major league history. . 201 starter-turned reliever Juan Pi- I. Owens Lee 118 Brooks 1-1 t. Red Tears 112 Zakoor S-l Second-place St. Louis, one-half arm registered a brilliant pitch- II. Franklin Tom 118 Culmone 1M 7.Nooress •107 Hole U-l game back, set the doubleheader Ing performance for the White ll.ConatStar 118 Harmats 8-1 8. Shotgun Wedding 112 Grant S-l pattern for the day bysplitting Sox. t. Pussy Footer 112 Monacelli 15-1 with New York, losing 8-7~before Also In the AL—four home nins Second Race-Purse $MM, I y.o. Clg • furlongs 10. Dance And Play 112 GUligan S-l walloping the Met*, 10-4. Phila- powered th* New York Yankees 1. Anthony Jr. 122 Korte J-l Sixth Race-Purse $4,500, 3 yo, allow. 8 furlongs delphla edged Cincinnati, 8-7, inover Detroit, 8-2, ending a three- 2. Miami Shores 114 Block 20-1 10 Innings but the Reds won M game losing string for theI. Tiger Prince US Culmone 1S-1 L Wild Oat HI W. Chambers M behind John Tsitouris' four-hitter. Bombers; Ken McBride, on a day 4. Verbal Battle 1M French 8-1 2. aOlylea 117 NB x S-2 Pittsburgh's Bob Friend blanked of personal tragedy, pitched the 5. Sweet Sugar lit Lawless 2»-l S. Gathering Dusk US NB S-l Milwaukee 4-0, then the Braves Los Angeles Angels to a 4-2 vic- I.RapscalHea2ad US Grimm 1M 4. sMartUI Owens 117 NB 5-2 took the nightcap 5-3. tory over Minnesota; and Cleve- 7. Stahlstown US Grant S-2 5. The Baron 117 NB 10-1 S. Power To Strike 110 NB lil The Mets benefited from Car- land hammered out 16 hits ' S. Shannon Belle 1M Corcoran 2W whipping Washington, 7-3. t. Mighty Dancer US W. Chambers 12-1 7. Fermec Son 117 Lawless 8-1 dinal errors by Bill White and 8. Solid Mike 120 Grimm 7-2 Stan Mu9ial, collecting four II. King HirculM 115 Brooks 1-1 Hsrry Bright, Tom Tresh, Clete 11. Fair Blend 114 NB 8-1 a) Calumet Farm Entry runs on the two muffs to take a Boyer and Hector Lopez all hom- large step to the opening game ered for the Yankees and South- Third Race-Purse $MM 1 y.o. Mn Cg m * 70 yd Seventh Race-Pur $5,000,4 yo & up, all. 5 fur, « victory. paw Whltey Ford pitched an 1. Star Daisy US Grimm 8-1 1. Royal Ration 115 NB 15-] In die nightcap,, the Cards oiled ^,t.W' Ittel r in winning his eighth' 2. Tira Sun 117 Brooks S-2 2. Fine News 110 Zakoor S-2 up nine runs in the seventh and against three losses. I. Holly Springs IN Moscariello (-1 S. Second Breakfast 115 NB 3-1 eighth innings-four coming on The victory was only the sec- 4. Cloverdale 117 Korte 4-1 4. Poor Soul 113 Cllllgan 5-2 an inslde-the-park grand slam ond in the last eight games for 5. Come Queenie 111 NB 10-1 1 Happy Angle 122 W. Chambers 8-1 homer by Tim McCarver. WhiteNe w and only the second I. Countess Vtou US NB S-l 5. Play Rough 119 Grant MM also homered in support of RayIn eight meetings this yesr with 7. Titan Graph US Shaw 12-1 7. Wlngate 115 Brooks S-l SadecH, 3-4. the Tigers. 8. Our Twig 119 NB 15-1 8. Lauryl 119 Hole U-l 119 Tsitouris got all the support 0. Cinder Man Boulmetls 4-1 McBride, whose brother wai Fourth Race-Puna tS,500 S y.o. Mdn CftG I fur. he needed in the Reds' night- kitted In an automobile accident 1. Sagoliath "US ~ U-" l Eighth Race—Purse $4,000, 4 yo & up, cg 1A m, cap triumph on homers by Vada 'Culmone only hours before game time, 118 1. Whereby 115 French 2-1 Pinson and Pete Rose, who ac- 2. aCa Va Hen NB. W-l allowed seven hits before being US 2. Rudolph 111 Culmone 8-1 counted for another run with a 1 Babe K. • ' Grant M lifted with two on and one out US Boulmetls 3. Scorned 108 NB 10-1 sacrifice fly. The Reds led thien the ninth against the Twins. 4. Campo Basso 3-1 118 NB 4. LePavoIs 115 Korte 1M opener 7-2 behind Bob Purkey Vic Davlillo, Woodis Held and 5. Lindtle 121 US Culmone 5. Brandy Sea 115 Grimm 15-1 going into the ninth but homers Fred WhitfleM had three hit I. aTudor Festival 10-1 J18 Harmatz (. Hasty Pace 115 Boulmetls 7-2 by Don Demeter, Jim Lemon each as the Indians completed a 7. Little Wand S-l IIS VasU 7. Stall Getter 113 W. Chambers 5-1 and John Callison—Jus second of three-game sweep at Washington. S. Is Boa (-1 118 Sorensen 8. Roman Spark 115 Brooks 5-2 the game—tied the score. Th*e Gary Bell, 3-4, won ft with six I. Happy Jeep 4-1 Phillies then pushed the winner relief innings and the loss Went across in the 10th on Bobby to Senator starter Tom Cheney, Wine's infield sjngle,. Chateaugay's Great WinM&vM Monmouth Park Candy Spots Out io Chicago IN-TH&MONEY TODAY'S PICKS SELECTIONS . ATOCEANPORT NEW YORK (AP) - Candy other $100,000 races complete this luck bounced In paying $132.1' triple Inaugurated this year, By DOTT1E GORMAN Spots, reduced to the position of for $2. By SAM challenger for the 3-year••ol- "d They are the l'/J-mile American Baeza rode Sherluck, and ttie championship, retreated from Derby July 13 and the mile Ar- little Panamanian got Chateau Ways to Save Crack Back the East yesterday after losing a lington Classic Aug. 3 at Arling- gay home for an $11 straight nro 1 Sophias Boy Sophias Boy decisive duel to Chateaugay in ton Park. Three's little to con-tuel. Baitman Count Star the $148,450 Belmont Stakes. test his supremacy In that area. Chateaugay earned $101,700 .. .a distinguished ale of continental flavor Fair Blend Stahlstown Trainer Mesh Tenney and Own- Chateaugay is eligible for the with. 10 per cent for the jockey, Stahlstown Anthony Jr. big ones In Chicago, but Conway and the colt shot his career to- St«* Hcoo.Briwr Ulmmue*, lawnaa, ] -1517 Anthony Jr. Fair Blend er Rex C. Ellsworth sent the big California colt to Chicago but said he wouldn't know his plans tal to $279,057. Candy Spots Tira Sun Tira Sun planned to return In the fall and until he conferred with John W.far ahead, with $580,527, but hi, Come Queenie Cloverdale at Galbreath, the owner, later in rugged Kentucky-bred rival Distributed by: SHORE POINT DISTRIBUTING CO. JJJ Lauryl Star Daisy possibly take another shot Chateaugay. the week. leading in the early gallop po! Babe K. (BEST BET) BabeK The Darby Dan Stable of Gal-for the sophomore title. Sagoliath Campo Basso The Belmont winner, who zoomed past Candy Spots In the breath operates out of Belmont Little Island Happy Jeep Park, and races at Saratoga In Allitessa Shot Gun Wedding Aqueduct homestretch Saturday Shotgun Wedding Dance and Play lengths, can now caH Gold Rhythm Gold Rhythm ; the $75,- The Baron Martial Owens 000 Travers Aug. 17, oldest stakes Martial Owens Solid Mike Trainer Jimmy Conway has norace In the United States. It is Solid Mike Olylea Immediate plans for Chateaugay, a high point of the Saratoga Cen- Poor Soul Happy Angle who drubbed Candy Spots in thetennial celebration this year. CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. Happy Angle Cinder Man Kentucky Derby, then lost to him Candy Spots appeared to be a Cinder Man Second Breakfast in the Preakness. cinch for the 3-year-old crown Stall Getter Roman Spark Candy Spots must come and as he whipped Chateaugay in the Rudolph Stall Getter look for him now," siM oneob- Preakness after the Derby up- B Brandy Sea Whereby served, noting that since Assault set, then won the $100,000 Jersey presents a spectacular exhibit of truck power team won the \m Belmont 12 of "the Deity 10 days later on Memorial Late Scratche$ 1< winners were voted best Previously the pride of I CaVaBlen their age at poll time in late fail. the West had captured the Santa today and tomorrow! - 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. WEATHER-Cloudy TRACK-Fast Tenney, who didn't seem over- Anita and the Florida Derbies, ly disappointed by losing the Bel'two other big $100,000 gallops. mont, plans to run Candy Spots When he overhauled the pace- in the $1(0,000 Chicagoan next setting Bonjour entering the Need Saturday at Washington Park "if homestretch, Chateaugay was all goes well. fourth, but Jockey Braulio Baeza vacation "I told Willie Shoemaker that was in no hurry. He moved to I expected to see him in Chicago third rounding the bend for , "„ , CHEVROLET JOBMASTEH TRUCKS ,. , '•/• next Saturday," Tenney said u home, with Candy Spots and money? he prepared to leave Aqueduct. Louis Lee Haggin 2d's Choker up ahead. An eighth of a mile Candy Spots is point for thoue t it was apparent Candy Spots Get an HFC rich MidAmerican triple for wasn't going to make it, as three-year-olds, beginning with Chateaugay rushed up and took the 1^-mile Chicagoan. Two complete charge. Traveloan Candy Spots, heavy choice at SNAPS SWIM MARK 1 to 2, was the fourth odds-on Wishing won't take TOKYO (AP) - Kawe Haya- favorite to lose since 1958. Tim you places... but an kawa a 15-year-old Japanese high Tarn was hurt and finished sec- HFC Traveloan will! MQNTMY f AYMIHT HANS school girl, swam the fastest ond to Cavan In 1958 at 3 to 20. Tompion, favored at 17 to 20, So take that vacation U II U t women's 400-meter free-style I tsmt> **•* MM* rsce yesterday in Japan's his- lost in Celtic Asd's 1960 upset. now. Borrow con- $1M 16.97 (9.75 (18.15 tory. In 1881, after Carry Back had fldently-repay 3H 13.93 19.50 36.31 Miss Hayakawa turned in a won the Derby and Vreakness 344 H6.77 20.90 29.25 54.46 and had a clear shot at the big sensibly. 4M 21.94 27.47 3&5d 72,14 5 minute, 1.2.second performance •8M 26.77 33.69 47.62 89.53 in a swim meet in Hamatsu, Triple Crown slam as did Tim Tarn, Sherluck won with the Ask about Credit Lit* Central Japan, bettering the Ja- See Chevrolet's traveling power team exhibit of full-size working mod- HHKWI chmp it W» pi m-tk m W- pan record of 5:1.8 set by Toyoko biggest pay°• _ CHEVROLET — Impala. red con- iratiou. Tu-Siot. OOOD CUBAN CUT, *L«RT, N1AT IUMMER RENTAL -. Lovely three- gun tat eatalot. Open n t «w«1 1. IL "a* vertible. V-t, power glMe, pow«r steer- EXCAVATIKO — Uta cleaMd, cellar*, »44r» borMrc»«t*let-ii-f^MrnWisJ SILVER — fertn-nmtt L y o! Hewnuui Springs BOY — Over or near IS, tor amme- YOU HAVX E STH4M VOILSR OEfired ie irt>ad«l am* » t-in. In* bnbi, new whltewail tires, radio, HIT dirt tndfradlnf. Raaaonakle meat business. Willing, cheerful work- two unit- heaters, cheap. JUBD tw» fcaront kat^u aler, good condition, B.1S0. O» 1MI T4T-30M. _ be the) owner at yard, doss W beich and race track. Welmaraner, male. er. No aiperlence neceeiarr, Oo*4 •oated In MKMIeau• OlMty I BANK: AUTO IMPORTS, r-rewman Available July 1. ai-OTOt. tkern. uunren to same "tftse," vlcini. 1B» PORP V4 PAINTEBS saltry (or right boy. Call W7-5480 or tattr. Fhons . DBUCOR B Springs Rd. EAST KEAN«BURX3 — Year round ly Rooiev. "aidf-Naveilni FJver Rd. Four-door, automatic, I9M. CaH Estvior, experienced. Free MtimaMa. 7S7-S13J. 11 a.m--U p.m. Thank Too. jOADUtY. STMSB. Ooeed Satarday slx-roota " """ , Call Beware gH Vim. SH 7.SM4 SH 1«48» alter 1. SHOE REPAIR — Most have experi- 'ARTMBNT HOUS_-. E StTB MAOHNMY FOR SALE „ CORVAIR — Convertible, tuBy UARANTBED ASPHALT DRIVE- ence. Good opportunity for advance- ilts, til utUIUesee,, approved wJU) MJ- FABULOUS WJTPOBT - , new schools. ment. Permanent. Frlnn benefits. Ap- ulpped. TAKB OVER PAYMENTS. rAYS—Patios, sidewalks, curbing. Lou itt. Ready to •tart. A. IWBD JOF- Tf>4 INTBRNATIONAL' BULLDOIBR AUTOMO1WI 14255. ieared, trees removed. Sand, gravel, ply FAMILY CIRCLE STORES. RL K, no, Realtor. 73) Broad M., Shwws- RENTALS soil. Trenching, dry wells, ceupoola. iCeyport. W «H 1-WS3. -Very 1004 condition. Call »tfl5feA5^S& »1E55 AUTOS * TRUCKS U8TIN HEAIJCY — 1S55. Red. «x- J81-UM St.. Kevport CO »U7I. ellent condition. Phone •SMI. IMT — Four-door. CO 4-4l4> F. A. Gehlhaut NO GUESS WORK t ttlrti TOP conditionn . 1393. PR •- WANTED M0RTOAOE8 BIERCHANDISB WANTED 2-3545 1962 PONTIAC — Four-door hardtop, EMPLOYMENT Real Eitate TJus clean, lour-b»droom. IH-bsUji. lUgnts ot TW •ully equipped. TAKE OVER PAY- EXPERIENCED HOMEOWNERS WANTgHJ M Hwy. M- Leonardo sow level has bsen VKA Inspected and STATION WAOON — 1»S7 Chevrolet MENTS. 8H I-5S55 HELP WANTEI>-FEMALE our credit U ORIENTAL HUIM approved for some wise boras Mekw. Xe! jUr four-door V-*, automatic, trans- Full-Time Display Man mortgages. SH (Next to Blue * White Bus Terminal) mission, fully equipped. '»" P°wtr'£" 1955 PACKARD—Hirdtop. Radio and PLANNING A VACATION? Be an Avon :r*ND niunAii -. Conveniently located In a good ndf> letter. Power brake*, ateerlng and levretestatlve and atari earning nu- Credit Manager 291-0488 borhood for children. Si™ »"»• »W eellent condition. J750. S81-SMT or JM- nUEDMAN OAUJBRDBt money by seeing this good buy. eat belti. New ISM motor. J325. Call ll trip Immediately. CaU BH I-4M PK 4-3143 Evening* CA t-tiat J4-Hour Telephone Service MM. H 1-7SJ6 after I p.m. write Mra. Mariaret Qulotta, P.O. INSTRUCTION U«i PONTIAC - Four-door Cataljna Ptrt Time OLD FURNITURS - ABtltaw china, FAIR HAVEN - Small unfurnished $17,450 ox 1JO, Red Bant [lasswars. art objects and brie-»-brae, TKA ONLY 1700 DOWN hardtop, white, like new. Low me- Small Appliance Sales immediate cash for anything and every- four rooms and bath bungalow, OH ace fun power, one owner, beat offer MOBILE HOMES OUNQ LADY — To work part time TRAiNmo IN aucntomca heat, adult, only. T4M464, QUALIFIED VDTi NO MON«YI»WrI above Jl.SW. 1M-M28. t cash and carry office, dry cleaning Ideal working condition, and company mend on* nlgbt per week. Pay u thltg. Rusell's, 25 Bait From BL, U0B1LB HOUBt epirtment. Permanent poiltlon. Apply benefit.. Apply In parjoa. »u le«rn. AppJ»_l;sa tt W:39 MB. su i-iess. B1X-R00M HOUSE -All ImproW SNYDER REALTORS STATION WAOON - MM «*"»•" >ona!d's CKean-o-matlc Laundry, New- [onday through Vriiiay. > ONE LITTLE QHU. MAPI HAPPY; menu. Conveniently located. Inquire at I Comers Middletown 08 1-35W American, four-door DeLuxe. I1.S00. lse4-10% down lan Spring. Rd., and South Bridge J. M. FIELDS MONMOUTH RADIO Still need one more M" SngVah-type 34 Weet St., Red Bask or TO Main Call alter t:M p.m., S43-O370. lew • t-jaar Cnanelni ELECTRONICS INaTlTUTE BL, Ooeanport. - NEW JERSEY SHORE (M Minutes e., Red Bant Haxlet rlrl's bicycle.'Can DI M1W (Toms New York). One of toe nicest house. IS6T FORD Fairlalne 600 two-door hard- ROBBINSVTLIJ! Rt. 36 4 CMkmao Ave:, Asbury Park North divert) " • .• , ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — June S2- top, tlCl^ IENERAL BOOKKEEPER — Xnowl Railroad Station. 77t-i«03. In Monmouth Beach! Four-foot front MOBttX HOMX SALES. INC. dge o-l general ledger. Write to P.O. TUTORINQ — Experienced teacher, Auguat 22, furnished, modern, four door ent«r. into spacious black tiled M 952, Red Bant ^^ MAINTENANCE — General factory, rooms and bath, water view, reason' hallway. Den and living room goon Route 1JO Robblasfille, K. J. some knowledge of mechanic pkimb- coutsea In readtog. ariUunetlc, English able. Call after 3 p.m. 2H1-835S, 1M5 PONTIAC — Two-door hardtop elementary grades. Call after * PETS A LIVESTOCK covered in warm gold carpeting. Be.u- radio, heater. WhltewalU, tinted glass, JTJ 1-lSK OMAN — To care for three year old electrical and carpentry prefer- tlful dropped windows. Bunporcli with hydmneallc two-tone green, very clean hlld and house. Mult have car. CaU ..J. ENGINEERED PREOIBION i, and weekends. 291-1(47. ADORABLE BLACK POPS thorough- wide picture windows looking south and inside and onL Oood running condition, TRACTORS !H 7-9285, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. CASTING CO., Palmer Ave., Mlddle- FUTURE MAJORETTES I bred mother Five weeks. Free to WANTED TO RENT west. Adequate dining room, TV room, «ns. Willtekelt. Call 8421647. IENERAL CLKRK — Knowledge of town. Twirling Instruction by good home, •948-4248. brsakfut nook, lavatory with ahower, •ORD TRACTOR — Three point hltci; imber helpful, part or full-time. P.O. MAN WANTED — To run car waah Head Twlrler MTHS. QBTHNO MORE AND MORE PROS- large kitchen, freeier room and a 2ttx 1M1 CORVETTE — Maroon ana white Information call DACHBHUND — 1» months old. Raised PECTS — For tbxse-bedroom rental 35' wniard room. Attached three-room convertible. 570 engine. Electronic lgnl- lultl•._ultivator. ,. plow. , teraper, other lmple- 01 MI, Red Bank N.I. builnes*. No experience neceaaiy. Call with children and very lovable. Call lenU. 291-1187. CO 4-213S. SH 1-2402 , mmes. List any rental tor fast action. apartment more than pays taxes. Sec- tion. Four >peed transmission, radio 1EAUT1CIAN — EiperlencM only. All OS 1-0166. MATTHEW J. OILL AGKNCT. 714 Rt ond ' floor, five bedrooms, two tiled and healer, » s-rn. until I p.m. W»- round operator. Permanaot position. SECOND COOK — Steady employment, READING IMPROVEMENT OUARAN AKO GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIIB 35. Middletown. OS 1-3JC0. tiaths, enclosed poroh and sundeck. 2084 gee It at Mieleville Trailer WANTED-^AUTOMOTIVE nqulre Stephen Ealrdresaee, Ui Main good salery. Apply to person or call TEED — Individual lnitructlon. OS 1' — Excellent blood line. Bred for tern- Third floor, partially tuiianed four bed- Court, Avenue C, W. Keanshurg. Belford. :ABIN IN THE SKY, 291.1232. 2478. Call for appointment perment. CA 3-3447. roorni and bath. MS.000 valu. Offered FURNISHED ROOMS at «34,W» for «ulck sale and occu- STATION WAOON - 1969 Parjwood TOM'S FORD INC. JEAUmciAN—Experienced only. Week YOUNG MAN—Over IS for gardening QERMAN 8HEPHEP.D PUPS. AKC Chevrolet. All extras. Top condition. •ndj. Salary plu. commlnloc. ADORN and odd Jobi. Own transporUUon. VI- oy. Phone , owner, Bus, ra-1000, MERCHANDISE regi.ter.ii. Champion blood lines. Sin BLBERON— Private ocean front beach ilelence CA M441. • On* ownir. WiU iacrlHce tluM. 842- Wl FAX CASH TOR USTD CAM lEAUTY SALON. Mlddletowi. clnily of Lincrofl. 8H 1-VM. blue rlbboa winner. OS 1-0376. 1924. » Main St. LO (-15M Matawan club has de luxe summer residence :i5t> yla, from Matawan RR Station) 'ART-TIMB CASHIER- — Nights, eos- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — FOR SALE AKC BASSET — Sed and white. Oood accommodations, Includes all pool and IBM PLYMOUTH ajNVBRTIBLE letlc department, fringe benetlU, must Full-time. Opportunity for young man lines. IS months. Reasonable to good club privileges.. Call CA 2-1400 or CA Verr rood condition. Asking gSSO. 7Ur IS7 CHEVROLET — Two-door udan >e ambltlou., apply In person CoemeUc to gain buaoeu and mechanical ex- person. Call 2ftl-ft33J. 2-7733. '• BERG 1038 call after «. u- hardtop, enllne and tranamlulon Apartment, ATLANTIC SUPERAMA, perience. CaU 841-9811 between I p.m. PORCH ENCLOSURES lot tmporUnL Call OB 1-0031 after «. mrewibury Ave., New Shrewebury. and 4 p.m. only. rest prices. Excellent workman COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES — AKC ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Single and MSJ PLYMOUTH — J65. Very good hip. Limited orders handled It placed registered. Championship background, double room., Kitchen privileges If de- Realtor tunning condition. Call LEOAL SECRETARY — Experienced promptly. Oet good use of that breers Price will be right. If home 1. right. sired. 2S1-9437. co t-mst only. Pleasant working condltiona. Sal- SALES BOATS AND ACCESSORIES ray or porch. Free estimates. OS 1-28M. 8INGU ROOMS — Clean and com- Short of Cash? Use Our 1W BUICK SPECIAL CONVERTIBLE iry comenlurate with experience. Call CA. ^^(IO. f MANAGEMENT TRAINEE COLLUS — Two gorgeous trl-color ft- fortable. Reasonable rates. Gentleman Lsyaway Plan In excellent condition. White with THOMPSON RUNABOUT — With PROWN'S males. Four months. Terrific person- preferred, n Wallace Bt SH 1-0392. a new Mack top. Power steering a» h.p. Evinrude motor. Qood condi- IURSEMAID — For two roonthl old National company will train men with All Payments Approximate 32 Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-7600 alties. Warmed, shott. LI 2-3563. - ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED ROOM •- brakel, radio, very food Uret. Must gn. May be aeen at 21 Second SL, baby, aleep In, good eelary, refere- leadership qualities. This ll an out- IHiiWfUTjflKa. AUUUIU mactunw. be aeen to be appreciated. Mast tell 'air Haven. standing opportunitppy for a mann wit PUQS, AKC, BEAUTIFUL PUPPIEB Residential, yet ne.r town. Private to Qualified Buyers encea. 842-1332. All makes new or used. Quaranteed. entrance. Refined business man pre- Aiklnf 1300. 8(2-2811, before 10:19 a.m. vliloll n ffo r good ffuturet . FoF r appoint- em as Oft. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth Guaranteed healthy and gentle. Shew er after t p.m. IAROAIN — Any boat you want TELEPHONE SOLICITORS —To work ment phone 727-3442. 1 or pet 1100 up. D. Arnold, HO 2-3999. ferred. SH 1-S384. - HI Low tank ratee. Financing ar- from home. No selling. HO 1-M60, ,L Next to meater. 8H 1-0481 VETS — NO DOWN TWO BEDROOMS AND BATH — Near 19U FORD — Standard shift, need! rangement, completed In one call at aiter two p.m. ^^ GENERAL BOOKKEEPER — Know BIO BAKQAIN — Color TV 1S53 TWO PONIES — One Is one year- Balm, tm lINt Ford automaUc tran>- any of our office!. THE MONMOUTH edfe of general ledger. Write to P.O. old; one two years old. Bell Labs. Swimming pool, board If NON-VETS—$450. DOWN model HW complete. Come in for a desired. P.O. Box 77, Holmdel. SuilonVperfect, $S. R. Kelly. " COUNTY NATIONAL SANK. SB 1- Box 952, Red Bank. free demonstration. ACID TV Hwy. it, OS 1-3(80 Thome Pi., Weet Keaneburt. 1000. EXPERIENCED WATTBSSES — Over reptune City. PR 5-8061. ] HOS FOR SALE — Eight weeks old. ROOM AND BOARD — For two elder- DISJ Abbj: Mr wife Insist* upon a IKS FORD STATION WAOON -; For* MARINE SUPPLIES tL IxcelUnt year-round posUons open. Ted Llpert, Box 320.'Boundary , Rd., ly ladles. bli beautiful home and my bank ac- FROSTEE-KREEM >ESKS (K up, PILES 112.50 up, tables, HO 2-3437 count Insists upon somethlnt under O-Matlc Renunt entlna. B30. Call 00 Everything lor Uie Boatman. New lit- hairs, ' adding .machines, typewriters, off Rt 520, near Marlboro Btate Hospi- aey** largett marine anpply home. tal. : U5,000. Who wlnsT They both do 44461 Must apply In person. HOWARD JOHN flics equipment! etc. at bargain prices. when you see and buy this large three- two-door, BTlnrodt Bale, and Benin Mobil* Units •Jew or used. AAO DESK OUTLET, IBtl RAMBLER — Al THIS BOATMAN'S SHOP POODLES — Eight week., beautiful master-sited bedroom rancher with radio, heater, perfec"n*C-t cond-- l Ion. under SON RXOTAURANT, Hwy 3S, Wddle- Own-operate new type son Ice cream Me. 55, Oakhurat, KB 1-3890. AKC . ipplesi . CCaUU afteft r B and weeweekk. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE side enclosed porch, luge over-ilw* 31 Itharl Ave. BH 1-5780 Ret Balk. mobile unit and Mim po.000 to SM.000 J.000 nllee. OA 32-7MS. Open Sundays and Holiday 9 am-1 pm BTICKLET CHERRY end table, both ends, ~ 6-«353. HOUSES FOR SALE rarafe, sroansion type title wth a year plus) earn added lnoome as a room, for dormers, basement, utility 1960 RAMBLER WAQON — SIX er converted food Vending unit during a 2W Wgh: one snuare (5454 top): 1X3 SCOTT OUTBOARD MOTORS now other circular 22" In diameter. Really room, ran|e, redwood storms and lndir, enrlrlve, m» owner. Excellent la atock! — Am Polyeater Kealn only season — "Go where the business Is." SHREWSBURY — New Cape Cod on screens on a 100" fully landscaped lot, condition. aOOO. LO E5H1. WAITRESSES — Three. Applyln per- No roya&lee or tranohise feee. Foi ine furniture. SH 7-4062 after 3 p.m. HEAL ESTATE FOR RENT tree-shaded lot Three bed!Irooms. , W.S5 per gal. Bottom paint, rope, DW In 11Ivlng In an ell-residential area. Immediate IBM RAMBLER STATION WAGON — .nap., anchors, etc JACOBS HARD- •on OARFIELD ORANT HOTEL, 279 guaranteed territory and $10,000 to H4,- baths, full cellar, bay window possession at closing. Broadway, Long Branch. 000 income this year, write today or HAMMOND APARTMENTS room, large kitchen, plenty of cabinets Bwwroom eonairkm, low rnlleaie, WARE CO., Bergen Place A Shnwa- I15,6M. SH 1-3441. automatic tranamlaalon, wbetawmll tlrea, bury Are.. Red Bank. 747-3651. MATURE WOMAN wanted as assist- nuUo and haater. aluminum engine. FROfcVFBE-KRElEM ORGAN STUDIO Full Price only $14,890 at 13V ALUMINUM RUNABOUT — 7 ant In doctor's office, Haxlet area. LUXURY RIVER PLAZA — Eight year-old Cape Odur extnu. V.MO. CO 4-tXO. Write "B.F.", Box 511, Red Bank. Box 311, RD. 1 . OP ASBURX PARK Cod. Perfect condition. Three-bedrooms, h.p. Evlnrude Motor (tike new). For- Coatesville, Pa. 2'A-ROOM APARTMENTS (.pace for fourth), basement, assume Monmouth County Office 1867 CHEVROLET —Convertible, atick, ward control!, ateerlng, wlndahleld. fJOO COUNTER HELP - One-Hour Martin- USED ORGANS TVlth or without balcony. high mortgage. 115,000. 741-76M or 222- V-8, duntor cam and lifters. Hedman 899-3912. ixing Dry Cleaners. Fringe benefits, 218-DU 4-3J28 Hammond Speaker FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED 8180. Mr. Cozens. haaderi. icmtter ihleid, traction iruul- full-time, part-time. Csmpbells Junc- 215-WA8-1571 Occupancy on or about July 1st. Ga- THE BERG AGENCY eri chant;. Completelr aet-up for drai _ H.P. JOHNSON — 19J1, like nt tion, Betford. i PlanorgaHammonnd ...Chor- d Organ _..^ ...... rages available. Walking distance to racing. J500 or beat olfer. Call OB Only fire DMII. KB. PR 4-3878 altei MAN WANTED—Experienced In papei Hammond Chord Organ 430. all transportation. RIVERFRONT Realtor eon after «. ~ p.m. BABYSITTER — Experienced. 91 Cath- handling for iaminator, sheeter ant Wurlltwr 3 In. 1 Organ. 480. erine SL, Red Bank. square cutter, 40-hour week with LEROY APARTMENTS 1B61 CHUVROLET - Bed COOTerUW SAILBOAT BARGAIN — 22' Rum 10 Hammond Chord Organ -i... 21 Leroy PI. Red Bar High on a bluff, five bedrooms, IV, "Personalized Service" as. .loop. Needt unit work. HO 842-10M hospltallutlon, 190. 1(5 First Ave., At BaJdwIn Spinet Organ '. 1 All equipment, excellent condition, II •antic Highland.. Call for Interview 29T 741-1063 days 7(1-536* evenings, bath home wiUt family room. 281 . on 1603. LKOAL SECRETARY — Write stating, Conn Spinet Organ or Sundays river. 1H acres, many hemlock, llr, OSborne 1-10W age, experience and salary dellred to 1900. Hammond Eitrivolce If MAHOGANY OUTBOARD — Steel TWIN GABLES APARTMENTS - 36 dogwood, and hickory trees. Fl.hmg R6ute #35 Middletown, N. 3. 1M3 PONTIAC — Two^oor Catalina. •B.N.". Box SU Rei Bank. WANTED — June him school gradu- Open Dally TU1 » - Saturday Till 6:30 and boating In river. Short walk to . month. « CUl^ Ing wteel, 40 h.p. Mercury motoi Riverside Ave., Red Bank, on river- •lectrlc .tart. Call 787-5290 after « p.' ELDERLY WOMAN wanted to atay ate to train as sewing machine re- COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. grammar school, five'minutes to Red Daily 9-9 Saturday-Sunday 10-7 pairman. WIU train on part-time bail! PR 4-9300 front, 3-3V5 looms unfurnished. BH 1- Bank station. Just reduced to 131,500. WS» ELGIN OUTBOARD — 714 h.p., with children evening), ilx days until graduation. If proven to be cap- 2369. IBM CHEVROLET halt ton pickup, body week, Kent homework. Call after TELEVISION - »35. See It today. ROLSTON WATER- and motor good^im^Cafl (60. Good running condition. Call 642 able, wilt train for future salea work. BRAND NEW air conditioned apart- BURY, Realtor, 18. W. Front st, ATTRACTIVE p.m. 842-2998. Fire day week, many company bene- Call ment In the newest and finest project Red Bank. 747-3S00. ASSUME 4»% MORTGAGE. "PUT am. LI 2-2274 SACRIFICE — 18' Crui.Br1. Inc. 50 RECEPTIONIST — Red Bank proprofesf - fits. Apply SINGER BEWINr In Red Bank. Living room, dining LEVEL, THREE LARGE BEDROOMS, ISM rUTALA — Standard ahllt. Oood sional office, 9 to 5, Thuriday•,, Pridilay, MACHINE "co.. (9 Broad St., Rei room, bedroom and lovely kitchen. $140. NHED ROOM? IV, BATHS, LARGE FAMILY ROOM, h.p. Johnson outboard motor. Loaded Saturday only. Typing, and shorthand Introducing ... per month. Here Is a fourtbedroom home with PATIO. MANY EXTRAS. CLOSE TO *"UM CO with extras. Perfect condition. No rea- room to spare) Two baths, den, recrea- sonable offer refused. Call M2-UM, neceiiary. Writs "B.M." Box Ml MANOR EAST PARK, SHOPPING. BUY DIMCT. MAN — To work In laundry full time, 8H 1-1800 SB 1-7200. tion room, full size dining Toom, and Slt,400. . OS 1-3794. 1UU VOLK8WAQEN — Ban roof, It" after 6 p.m. Bank. six day. a week. Experience not re. FIELD'S eat-In kitchen. Put this on a lot lOOz than 100 milN- No dealera. With RECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY — Ex- quired. Apply Donald's Laundry, ' NEWLY DECORATED — Three-room 125, add hot water heat, aluminum SEA BRIGHT — Five bedroom house, without radio. SH 1-58M. «' HER8HE7 HULL — Wlndlhleld top, cuahlcn seats, steering, lights, oni perienced, buay doctor's office, some Marlon St., Red Bank. furnished apartment Complete, privacy. combination screens and atorms, pri- vlth three-room cottage In rear, ga- medical background -preferred. Write FANTABULOUS Across from Fort Monmouth hospital. vate sewerage -and you have a real are, private beach. Oood section. 1956 HALF TON PICKUP TRUCK year old. With 40 h.p. electric start NEED EXTRA MONEY? J5M. MORRIS PLATE GLAB8 CO.. 10- Ing Johnson motor with 12 volt bat- itatlng background and references to 138 Main St, Oceanport ^^^ buy. Located In St. James Parish, too. After 8 P.m. M2-O465. •A.Q.," Box Ml. Red Bank. AAA1 concern 54 years In business hai 1 $18,200. WALKER ft WALKER, Real- 1» Maple Ave., Bed Bank. 8H MOM. tery, ail controls. Reasonable. CA opening lor man to sell Specialty Ad' 'BUDGETEER RIVERFRONT APARTMENT - Two OMO. tors, Hwy. 35, Shrewsbury, SH 1-5212. as- TON rORO PICKUP TRUCK BOOKKEEPER—FULL CHARGE, NA vertlelng to buslnes. firms. Thesf bedroom., tile bath, electric kitchen, 24-Hour Service. LOTS AND ACREAGE Heater, only 28,000 mtlea. Like nr PENN YAN BOAT — With Mercurj tlonal Manufacturing Company. Topi items are used In connection wltli Not Used.. .Not Distressed. .. llvlng-dinlng room, reasldectlai area. Call 591-a97. 30 h.p. plus ski. and tanks, first das: •ailejy for qualified perion. 747-9500, Conventions, Celebrations, Homeco" m But A Custom Designed Walking- distance to station, J150 per condition, phone 8424274, 1-5 p.m. GIRL—To assist with housework, Iron* Inge, Anniversaries, Sales Promotion month. Lease required. P.O. Box 1130, 1 .to CADiLLAC — Cream, one ownei Drlvej, Moves to New Location Red Bank. LOTS OF LOTS A-l condition. 1695. CTITEB aliRVIC 141 OUTBOARD SKIFF — V bottom, leg, muit like children, other help Christmas and .cores of other occa- THREE ROOM GROUPING SPECTACULAR STtTION, Moomouth * Pearl St. 81 tlbers.1... Trailer Included. Call " kept Reference.. CA 2-8941. sion.. Almost every kind of business RED BANK — Newly decorated three- Must you relocate on Highway W-T T-SM7. 1. a potential prospect. Acqualntanci STYLED. room apartment Unfurnished. Heat and brick and trams ranch, beautiful lo- We have 4.3M feet road frontage on 13M. PBX OPERATOR — Part-time work, Highway 34 for sale or lease. Plots during 3-11 shift and weekend.. Good among bulness men Is an advantagi PRICED. . . water supplied, private entrance. Con- cation overlooking Shrewsbury River. 1 Tjjl CORVAIR — All white, Two-dooi 20' CABIN CRUISER — In very gocx velnlent to transportation. |85 per M0 to LOW frontage on Highway M. Radio, heater, whltewall tlrw. etam opportunity for full time later. Year- but not necessary. Real opportunlt 11 rooms, four bedrooms, two baUiB, condition. Two foam bunks, head, 111 round. SH 1-4700. No Investment or collections. Big se ; BUDGETED. . , month. 741-2123. game room and family room, hobby »rd ahlrt. BacrlBce. tlOM. Ml-9041. h.p. Gray Marine. Painted and read: Inj season just ahead. We are a frlen For Beginners shop, two car garage, Hi acres of F. A. Gehlhaus •lMO MWTROPMTAK CONyBRTIBLli- to go. Fully equipped. I1O00.. See Eat! SALEBWOMEN— Full and part time. ly. low pressure, small town concei NEW GARDEN APARTMENTS landscaped grounds, ,lwo years old, rive rood tlrea, |3U or belt oflu BURFSIOE MARINA. Sea Bright. Requirement!: knowledge of home-dec- that will please both you and your Thre» Complete Rooms of perfect condition. Asking H9,090. #115 58 Hwy. 34 Leonardo JM4U4. V PLYWOOD runabout and 7% i, orating and sewlnr. selling experience, customers. Write to Harold A. Lufkin, GREENS AVE. APARTMENTS (Next to Blue A While Bus Terminal) references. Permanent jobs for right Dept. 382, Newton Mfg. Co., Nentoi BRAND NEW FURNITURE 1B}4 "CHEVROLET CONVBRTIBIJi Johnson. 1136. Greens Ave. West fetid, K. ;J, PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. 291-0488 SH 7-4782 women. Summer only applicant, need Iowa. for only Stick ehlft. Power window, anil aei not apply. BASKIN'S FABRIC FAIR, WALTER B. OVERTON 34-Hour Telephone Service New vinyl top. Runi mod.' /~" 22' SHELTER LUHKB sea skiff, >lee| 1U Broad St., Red Bank, or Mld- SALESMAN—For established laund One-bedroom Apartments, back en* XOO. 8H M451 after < p.m. dtetown Shopping Center, Route 35, $295. trance, all utilities, except electric. DIAL 741-7200 CHOICE LOT — 100x125. Atlantic High- two, head, accessorlM, dray Uarli and dry cleaning route. Permaner Heal Eitale Since ISM 109 entlne, C,:00. CaU' after 1 p. I Pay only.'..$3 weekly .... $120 per month. Ck 2-1880.,,; lands residential wooded area. Call 872- 1957 FORD — Convertible. Green. I EARN FULL-TIME PAY—For parl- year-round position. Apply between 8- GO Whits SL Ksd Biok 1M3. Call atur 6 p.m. 84*J8« -•• tlma work. Sell Rawlelgh products. a.m. and 4-5 p.m.. Donald's Laund: JO-pc. Living Room .Group THRElt BEAUTIFUL FUHJilSHBD CO 4-7S0» 14" RUNABOUT — 18 n.p. motor. Co« Free SftK green .tamp.. Call 7S7-5542. 44 Marlon St.. Red Bank. Apartments available. Air utilities. All plete remote controls and - steerlni > until 11, and 4 until 6. •k f-pc. Bedroom, Modern year round or seasonal. Modern bath NOW THAT YOU have ftudled FARMER-CARETAKER—Able to sill RBI) BANK HOIIK-Just olt Broad COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ACS... "Huitle to Rinml" to lnapect Alklng *26S. 811 1-4174. good recent references. Write "A.K. and kitchen. One furnished two room CLERICAL—Knowledge of bookkeeping * 5'-pc. Dinette beach apartment, all utilities. Season- St. Seven rooms, two baths, fireplace, INDUSTRIAL OR WARBHOUSE HTB and buy a top reconditioned. Cadillac IV OLD TOWN, UN, — 40 h.p. Evln and genersll office work. For Inter- Box 511, Red Bank. Oldimoblle or other make carl al only. All above have private beach sunporch. In excellent condition. Quiet — Sale, lease or will build to suit, rude, electric wiper, horn, starter, view call 741-0567. Mr. R. A. Matthews, MAN TO SEARCH TTTLE8 — Expel plus with privilege.. Overlooking Sandy Hook street Walking distance to shopping, minimum 20,000 sq. ft A. FRID MAF- lSO'KENAWL/T DlAWPHINE DELW Completely equipped, .used one season, BORO BUSSES CO., He! Bank. ence desirable, but not necessary. Ft1 A Guaranteed Family Size Bay. 872-9741. schools and trains. I17.8SS. Call us to- FTO Realtor, 735 Broad It., Shrews- —Pour-door, white aMewalla, leta Ui tl,150. COAST YACHT WORKS, Bod company benefit.. Write P. O. Box " REFRIGERATOR day. ROLSTON WATERBUBY, Real- bury. 8H I-9333. (.000 mllci. Hiut (uritlce |M0 ca> man PI., SH 1-4338. Freehold. BELFORD — Large bedroom, small tors, 19 W. front BL, Red Bank. Call 7B7-e«» after «. HELP WANTED-MALE kitchen, private entrance. CaU 787-6542, BH 7-3500. ONE II' FLAT BOTTOM ROWBOA PART-TIME JANITORIAL WORK Only at Field's 98 Railroad Ave. BUSINESS PROPERTY 1868 BUICK SPECIAL—Blick foul — (40. OPENING — For bright and ambitious HOURS 5 until 5. Hexagon Bjlldln RUMBON RtVBRVIEW — 2(» year door hardtop, vMtawam, radio, heata HUM3ON — 3%-room furnished apart- old ranch. Immaculate condition. Three- young man u pres.room-.terotype ap- Fort Monmouth. Call 535-2811, betwe 7-11 East Front St. ment on waterfront, utilities, $150 FOR BALK OR LEASE excellent condition. Caa SH 1-7923 aftc 12' PENN YAN, car-top boat 15 h. prentice. Must be high school graduate. S and 7. bedrooms, til* batH, wide board, Cornel Lot 100x190 Shrewsbury Ave. I p.m. Keyport CO 4-3020 monthly, year's lease. 842-1765. pegged floors. WaJklnr. distance to motor, U.ed very little. Alto I' hyd Call SH 1-0010 for appointment. A.k OPENING—For alert young man, dl ocean, schools, churches and shops. Inquire at 335 Shrewsbury Ave. R.B. AUTOS * TKUCKS plane. Call SH 1-8109. for Mr. Harold Kelly. .Irlng to establlah careecare r with nationnatio ) Open Daily 9-6 TWO OB THREE-ROOM APARTMENT Only 05,800. Call for appointment ny W lfe S100 per Week —Convenient riverfront location. Busi- ROWBOAT — Oars and anchor, MANAGER FOR SHIRT LAUNDRY— company. We olfer S100 per Week Thursday and Fridays 'til ness or retired woman. 8H 1-4138. ROLSTON-WATKRBi.'Rlt, Realtors, 16 23 John St, Experience helpful but not necesiary. start. Summer openings also nvallab] West front St., Red Bank. SH 7-3E00. REAL ESTATE WANTED For appointment phone 727-2442. PIANOS — Save 1100 or more oft list Red Bank Apply In person al ONE HOUR price, brand new 88 Sat. till 5:JO OFFICE BPACB _ Available 120 Fair Realtors Hwy. 35, lOOD south at Lily- Statutes and Rules of Court, notice) 787-0007 Apply 580 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury needed for active agency. Experlem PR 5-B301 Haven B.&., Fair Haven, adjacent to .Tulip Co., Middletown. PHONE 671- Is hereby given that we shall appl/ preferred, but not nece.sary, we w new municipal building:, plenty of Btreet 3311. Multiple Listings and trade-Ins. to the Monmouth Countr Court, Law train. Also sales person needed fc CHINA CLO8ET rounded gli _ a.t side parking, (9ft per month, SH 1-7654. Send for catalog. Open 7 days. Division, at the Court House, Freehold, large development aalea. A. FRE! 110, pair of tavern tables, Iron pedes- HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP — For rent two New Jersey on the 11th day of July. MAFFE0, Realtor, 73S Broad tal base S2& a pair, pine blanket chest NEPTUNE — For sale by owner, 1033 at ten o'clock in the forenoon* Shrew.burjr. SH 1933). stores adaptable for hardware, food spilt level. Four bedrooms, two baths, IIS; SH 7-3780. market electrical supplies or restaurant or as soon thereafter aa the matter den, family room and garage; schools can be heard, for an Order to au- REAL ESTATE SALESMEN WANTE business, drug store and tight lunches nearby: i%% VA mortgage. PR 6-7701. — New Jersey's largest real esti ALUMINUM SIDING 3,000' floor area or will sub-divide new thorize us to assume snother name, broker ha. openings for real e.ti Installed by aluminum mechanlci. building. Reasonable rent. Smaller to wit: PAULINE SUSAN OALLAHAN CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY salesmen. Why settle for Just & J< GUARANTEED (or 20 yearn. Free store contains 1,500 square feet floor A BIT OF PROVINCETOWN nd THOMAS CALLAHAN. any Job? Enter the profession that eatimatej. Our 38th year In buslneej, area Ideal for barber shop, accessory DATED: May 23, 1S63. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! the basis of all wealth — real egtai repair shon or prepared food service On the J«ney Coast (Signed) No experience necessary; we will tra PROWN'S wired for 110-220 volt sevice. Located PAULINE SU8AN PRICE, Individually you and offer excellent commlasloi near large development. STANLEY Atlantic Highlands — quaint Early and as Natural Guardian of THOMAS and opportunity with us In rettl estat JI Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-7M0 8TILWBLL, Broker 1 Deercrest Dr., American home with all 1003 features. PRICE, an Infant. Part-time and full-time men and woi Holmdel. 046-8383. Woodsy hillside lot overlooking bay. ~oseph F. Geegan, Jr., Esq. en. Call now for appointment. Aak Large living room with cathedral Counsellor at Law Adding Machines—Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating Harry Wenur, THE BERO ACJENC OFFICE IH THREE-ROOM air con- ceiling, dining room, kitchen, three 313 State Street USED T.V.'S ditioned and heated suite to rent. Pri- bedrooms, two baths, recreation room Mlildlttown. OS 1-1000. with flagstone patio, gu hot water Perth Amboy, New Jersey BIPTIO TANKS, dry well, serviced, TOM SLATE - Palnllna and Decor- S29.M. AOii T.V., B Hwy 36. Neptune vate parking, phone and secretarial May 71, June 3, 10, 17 J3S.5J. ADDD1O MACHINES - Typewriters INSTRUCTORS CALL 787-6090 City. PR 5-8063. services available. Best office address baseboard heal. Easy upkeep as all sold, rented, repaired, Serpleo's 101 Leeching field added. Backhoe work. ating, aeneral Contracting, fully In- rooms are paneled In choice woods. Bertolo Musla 1 In Red Bank. Write P.O. Box 384, Red NOTIOK Morrmouth St. Red Bank, SH 7-0484. C II. Wilson. BH 1-1MS. sured. Twenty years experience. Free IS SWIMMING POOL — With all ac- flank, N.J. 122,600 FIRM PRICE. estimates. BH t-eMM after S p.m. 83 Hwy 3«. Port Monmoul Take notice that Harry Felshman cessories. |150. OK portable HI-FI trading us H. F. Liquors HAS applied Antiques Wanted Home Improvements phonDgrsph with stereo attachments. F. A. Gehlhaus to the Mayor and Council of the Bor- Piano—Organ Tuning SITUATIONS WANTED, Femal 175. :oi-OltU. . HOUSES FOR RENT ough of Red Bank for a Plenary BABY CARRIAGE — Oood condition. Real Estate Retail Distribution I>7 license for Old OollJ. guna. jewelry, cut glass, FINISHED BASEMENTS, remodel- PIANOS-ORQANS DEPENDABLE babysitting Best offer. Inquire 16 Center Bt, Sea WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - premises situated at 228 W Bergen furniture. Civil War books. Appraisals ing, plumbing, electric wiring, ma- Tuned — Repaired — Regulated home, low rates. Cnll Bright. Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- M Hwy. 3d Leonardo Place Red Bank, N. J. made, oilman. SH 71141. lonry and painting For free estimate Raymond Boaworlh SH 1-7K93 747-0377 ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency (Next to Blue st White Bus Terminal) Objections, If any, should be made call SH 7-1672. MOVINO OUT OF BTATE — Will sell Oceanport Ave., Oceanport Call or dial CAKE OP CHILI) — In my horn' heavy pieces at frscllon of cost. Ah In " 2-3500 or Ll 2-350L 291-0488 Immediately In writing to John Bryan, PIANO TUNING - Available eve- Red Dank — New Shrewsbury ar< Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank, Appliance Repairs WORKING MAN'S contractor—Alter- nings James A Ryan. CA 2-7531. Call lerfect condition. Bookcase 4B"i72", J5; Inrge club chair, foam back nncl SUMMER ItBNTAL 24-Hour Telephone Service (signed) ation, additions, painting, masonry, aft,er 6 p.m. LONO BRANCH - On the ocean front. BATONTOWN RANCH — Three tied- HARRY FELSHMAN and all thoie little Joba Evenings LO SECRETARY EXI'KIUENCED-sho: seat, US; two-piece sectional »'. 1150; Private beach. Four rooms and baUi. 228 W. Bergan Place APPLIANCE REPAIR anl Inatalla- haml 00-1(10 per minute, typing. Olh Hhltift mnchlnr, £25; (Idda anil emls. rooms, living and dining roroomo , electric Clon. Residential and commercial wir- t-1714. Plumbing and lleatiag OA 0-165:1. kitchen_.„ , hath, ful._ l- TiasemenTiasement with Red Bank, N. J. secretarial skill. .Will graduate Jui Appointment only. T47-OT7O. June J. 10 ing. All.n Electric SH 7-0(11 10. Honor Roll aluilent. Willing to le. IMMACULATE FAIR HAVEN BUNOA- panelel d recreatioti n roomo , fenced yard. H.28 KBEQAN'S References 787-4325 after 1 p.m. SWIMUINOPOOL LOW — Four excellent rooms. Two bed< Assume mortgage. Extras, fast occu- Lawn Mower Repairs M Hour Service. All heating 24x42, complete, excellent condition. pancy. LI 2-085S. NOTICE Auto Body Repair Call «II 7-1073. rooms, modern kitchen and bath. Per- serviced. BH 7-U27, BI1 1-7879. REFINED LADY — 41, wish., emplo; fect condition. Yearly lease to couple LINCLINCItOFt T — AttractivAtrc e ranch, three Take noucs that Blue Diamond Inn, ALL KINDS OF LAWN MOWERS- ment a. housekeepep r for motherle wltli grown ohlldren. S135 per month, Inc., trading as Blue Diamond Inn has home or for refined, elderly gentl 13.6 CU. FT. IIOTPOINT SBLP DK- bedroomsb , spacioui s dinindingg aareares, s , full BXPEW PAINTXNO and body re- lland and circular taws, sharpened, Roofing, Siding and Insulation me or for refined, elderly gentli KROflTINO RKlrniaERATOR— Freeier plus utilities. June occupancy. HALL bbasementt , flfulll y lndscapelandscaped plploot ap- applied to the Mayor and Council of pair. Moderate prices, McCarthy repaired. Free pick up. 991-2117. an. Write "B.K.", Boi til, Red BanB k top. Like new. Pinch pleated draw BROS., Realtors. SH 1-7I8*. , the Borough of Red Bank (or a Plen- itl 100x140 11170111,7000 . SH 1- ary Retail Consumption C-00 llosnsa tor Cfteirrolet, Atlentlo Hlgnl.nda. 29149M COMI'KTBNT OIKL with car avaUabl draperies, 16' window wall, custom proximately ALUMINUM SID1NO—In.talleil by made. Living room furniture, child's 1DS to 1125 Per Month 1MJ. premises sltuued at W> Monmouth St.. for rare of children at beach. C Red Bank. N. J. {Painting and Decorating aluminum mecharHC. aUARANl'EED SU 7-07*1) nr collect Robin Lee, RI trlcyole, anil other Items. Moving, THE BERO AOJONOY Auto and Truck Rental for 20 yeans. Free estimate.. must sell. Call IH 1H1M. Ulddjetown Objections, It any, should be made pnOWN'S, 32 Broad St., Red Dank, wont l-fiim. OS 1-1000 MORE LISTINGS SHOWN Immediately In writing to John Bryan, AVIS-Hent a new car or truck. Low LOUIS CASSAN - ramter, decorator, Our Mill year In business. 811 1-7500. PIANO OIl'IAN — K»t«y console! with Olerk of the Borough of Red Bank. rales. Maple Are., Red Bank. SU 7- papertianger. 2S year, experience, 43 bench. Electronic amplifier and vibrato SUMMER RENTALS - Three-room (signed) ASM. PR 1-5214. Dally 7 a.m.-lO p.m. ChaplD Ave. Ml 1-17C* after • p.m. SITUATIONS WAN! ED, Male Relax-a-clzor, like new, 071' house and seven-room house near Insulation A Sldlni Corp. Certified :nntrol. beach. Call 787-S012 anytime, DOMENICK C. PlNalTORB, Johns-Manvllle contractor. PR i-1407 IIKIII HEN1OII wishes aummer work 0013. President end Treasurer Building Contractor L II. HILI. — Painter .Interior and or Adam Unzmayer 2DI-0302. preferably* on entnte. Willing and HIGHLANDS BtJNOALOW - Unfurn- 26 Wall Ct., eaterlor. No joba too large or too OLSON CO. INU.-Roollng. Siding 0 ili'ilrloui-. 811 7-11110. HALF PRICE SALE ished. Four rooms and linth, pleasmt Red Hank, N. J. •mat. Vary reasonable. Call JI7-W3O. locution, Ailulti preferred. |70 plus util- JOSBP1I 0. McCUB, BUILDBR - New homes, room ad- Insulation. Installed and guaranteed KNOINKKR - Eiporlenc ditions, basement and attlo rooms, for 10 rears. PR A.0705-tti.O<40. CLOSING FOR VACATION ities. S72-18St>, Vice President, OARL » JONIS - Painting and In lime study, clat analysl., plannln Rliige Road, kitchens, garsge. repairs and alter machlnlnir, packaging, werehoiisln All klndi of PERaONARUI TORME11 I Thru The Rad Bank Area 35 Riverside Avenue, •»' a good dan lob, raMM t* mlsj etiu. H kenu an.werlng EXECUTIVE _ Desires becoming as nOTARY niDINO MOWKIt — Porter TWOrlKDROOU BUNGALOW — Year- Red Bank, N. J. •ervkaTaa 1-4700. soclated with reputable real Mta cable 96", good condition, but motor ly lease and references. Call IH 1' Multiple Lilting Service June. I, 10 Celt aa 14m, M tw.er. concern. Ml-Mtl. needs adjustment. ICO, (Ml g42-131O. Mn or IK 7-D00*. STEVE ROPER BySAVSDERS md OVERGARD]DAILY CROSSWORD RED BANK EEGLSTER Umitf, JUM W, W6S-4? "umtm ptojietiam 2. Soldi 1 h J0.BXCU- State Lists m J BOWK nattai mam ***** 3t Epoch B SJ. Unmind- Traffic Tieup TKXNS mm •.book J. Lion's DWELUNCMJ HAHD-PAIMD "crowning ful TRENTON — The New Jersey :i~ m TOR glory" 8t River tate Highway Department has TION AND oovmmNo •_. SAMPLES boat DTTION Oy DWBLIilNGS, J J. Of England through sued a list of locations within I2IMQ PfflFBCffijON Or mum 4. Heart: Bern, _ _ .Z - AN© IfXBK PSCOHATORI 18. Inflamed Swltr. le county where road'construe- PCXR VWXJITIDN8, udiora. on and maintenance may cause BOROUOH OP NSW &HRffWBBUltT, e.Ktch SafanUiTi Aanrtr COUNTY OF XONUOUTH, NtW It-—tAVbt 0. Harbinger nick- Uerferencs to motorists this JBHKEY. baU name eek. BE IT ORIXAJKED by th» Ma/or 15. Aviv efiprlnff .nd Oounck of the Borough ot New 7.OccurKHCM 28. Gained ner On Rt. 9, Freehold, Interfer- •hrewsbury. County ot MonmouUn, Hew 19. Volcanic 81. Barter trwy, M follow J: •lac 8. Very chilly heroine ence to traffic will result front Section 1. The- Building Inspector • - •.Piece of. 33. Pro- 40. Poker trucks.moving materials around of the Borough of New Shrewsbury be ' - 17. Baby noun and he ia hereby designated M the ' 20. To become baked clay stake he work area and from excava- officer to exercise Uie powers pre- - 10. River In 35. Corrode* 41.Reddish« scribed by the within ord Inane*, and ,"' B#JUc 86. Unit brown ion operation. Sections of the he ahall serve tn auch capac«y with- nant outhbound roadway have .been >ut any additional salary. 22. cause after 16. Kin* of hones Section 2. Pursuant to the provt* Arthur"* 13. Prescrlp'. ipened to two-way traffic in the IIOM ol Chapter 21, P. L. IMS (N.J.8.A. and catch: illumina* 1:iM.l) the "New Jersey State Hous- • baieball town tlcn Uon ricinity of the South St. intersec- >g Code" as approved by thi De- 18. Continent: J7.fcorse term ion and Adelphia intersection to part menu of Health and Conservation . 2«.Con»Ulla- and Economic Development and filed abbr. tetter ttKnock lermit construction operations to In the Secretary of State1* Oil.ee li HB'9AWtU? tfea iroceed. hereby accepted, adopted an wtab- BOCWNO, 5 * 7 b 0 Ushed as a standard to be used a* a BKONCOl bearlnjr On Rt. 35, Manasquan, the ffulde In determtaing whether dwell* igs In thl4 municipality art ntfe, // 12 railroad bridge located about 500 lanltary and ftt for human habltMlon ».—Oalw, ind rental. Three cople* ol the "New feet south of the Manasquan Cir- eraey State Housing Code" nan been Wla. IS H- :le will be under repair for about Jlaced on file In the office of the SO. A round Borough Clerk and are available to ' of play: month. Traffic will be re- all persons desiring to use and ei- If ajnlne the nme, cards tricted to a single lane during Section 3. The Building inspector is W, Reduces, aylight working hours. sreby authorized and directed to - 17 S iake inspecUona to determine the . aiioynd % On Rt. 36, Raritan Township, ondUlon of dwellings, dwelling units, „ SlPrened, TOV/t Jnion Beach and Keansburg, rooming units, and premlsei tocAtetl - within the Borough ot New Shrewsbury--- a» clothes here will be slight interference In order tha.t he may perform hla- 16. Ready tor 27 'ft duty of lafegusiTdlng the health and '- bU o traffic at Waackaak Creek, saiely of the occuptnU of dwsUtngf. !ast Creek and Flat Creek. The and ot the general public. FKMT the ' auaehtrt. SI purpose oi making such inspeotkms the so condition will continue until the 3ullding Inspectar Is hereby authorized to enter, examine and aurwy at all work* 34 Si' end of the year. -easonable Umes all dwellings, dweil- THE PHANTOM ££E room: ng unita, roomilnfr units, and prraolaes. % The owner or occupant of every dwell* abbr. m37 » » to 41 Ing, dwelling unit, and roaming nnit, OHTHEISIMSfOfDOeS" JIM- "^ WHO ARE YOU?THIS 42. Dismantled % >r the person In charge thereof, ihall lET'S GO- J ISLAND'S 6UPPOSB7 ive the Building Inspector free access •hip bodies ooming unit and Its premises at all THRU AIOUD-/ easonable times for the purpose of tbeater *& 4fc tuch Inspection, examination and aur- SPEAKER- 4S.BeginnintT Keansburg /ey. E76ry occupant of a dwelllof ot SOMEBOOY'5 46. Objection- 1 we 11 ing unit ahall give Uie owner WVTCHIN6US- 4i thereof, or his agent or employee, ac- abte % Mrs. George Lewis, West Park ceis to any port of auch dwelling or Ave., Belford, entertained mem- dwelling unit, or in premises, at all 6-10 reasonable times for the purpos* ol bers of the Knit and Rip Club making such repairs or alteration* u ar« necessary to Affect compliance with last Monday. Present were Mrs. th* provision* ot tali ord Inane* or with Robert Oberle, Mrs. Edward an/ lawful rule or regulation adopted or any lawiful order Issued pursuant to Magenheimer, Mrs. Charles Me- the provisions oC this ordJ nance. denbach, Mrs. Robert Sheppard, Section i. Whenever ttie Building Inspector determine* that them atre Bridge Column Mrs. Harold Nelson, Mrs. Ray- reasonable ground*, lo believe that mond Metz and Mrs. Bessie there Has been a violation of any pro- vision of this ordinance, or of any rule By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Evans. >r regulation adopted pursuant thereto, ie shall give notice of met. ttttged "The queen lurks behind the violation to the person or peraoos re- : THE HANDS Maureen Hughes, daughter oi sponstole therefor as hereinafter pro- Jack," says the old bridge prov- vided. MARK TRAIL By ED DODD Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes, Buca notice ihall (a) be put In erb. There may be something In Port Monmouth Rd., celebrated writing; (b) including statement of the South dealer reasons, why it is being Issued; (c> this, but don't rely on it if you North-Sooth vabenble her 10th birthday Tuesday with e.J][>w a reasonable time for the per- have anything more solid to go NORTH formance of any act It requires; and members of her family. (d) be served upon the owner or his ' TO «UP AWC/ by. Proverbs, like a bridge play- AK6 3 agent, or the occupant, as th* case PROM THE ISLAND/ (JAK64 many require: provided that such er's promises, were made to be O K J 10 Fish and chips will be soli notice shall be deemed to be properly broken. served upon such owner or agent, or • KJ 9 June 22 by the Men's Club oi upon such occupant, jf a copy thereof South counted 11 tricks in top WEST EAST the Bayshore Community Churc is served upon him personally; or lr a copy thereof is lent by registered cards. He could make the.slam 4 8 52 4 0.9 74 in the church' hall, The men heli mall to his last known address; or H : if he guessed either .of the miss- V J 10 9 « ^73 a copy thereof Is posted in a con- OQ872 0 963. their business meeting Friday spicuous place In or about the dwell* ing queens or if the hearts broke • 73 4 10 5 42 •LEGAL NOTICE- Ing affected by the notice; or It he Is 3-3. •erved with such notice by an other SOUTH • NOTICE method authorized or required under Declarer decided to play East 4k A J 10 TAKE NOTICE that tht Borough . th» laws ol this state. Such notice may contain an outline of remedial action for the queen of diamonds, then V Q 5 2 New Shrewsbury will conduct an ex- 0 A5 4 aminaxlon for tdie appointment of a which If taken, wlU affect compUance to try the hearts, and finally to qualified person u ft probationary pa- with the provisions of this ordtaaQCo • AQ86 trolman member of Its Police Depart- and wiui rules and regulation* Adopted play West for the queen of spades. South West North East ment. No peraon wlU be appointed un- pursuant thereto. len he shall have at least the tuallU- Any person affected by any notice The idea was to play each queen 1 NT Pan 2 •> Fan cations as set forth In the applicable which has been Issued in connection to be at the left of the jack of 2 0 Paw 6 NT All Pawlawt of the state of New Joney and with the enforcement of any provision Openint lead — V J ordinances of tat Bonugli of He» of this ordinance, or of any mis or NUBBIN By MwlWETT tmfr GEORGE CRENSHAWher suit. Shrewsbury. regulation adopted pursuant thereto, It was all very interesting, but The time, due and plus of said nuy request and shall be granted a eiamuwlon will be Saturday, July 20, tearing on the matter befiora the you can see where it landed 1963, at 10:00 A.M. st Uie Tlnton Fai Building Inspector, provided such per- \ \ \ doubles. You hold: S-Q 9 7 4, HSchool, Tlnton Avenue, New Shrew son shal flfle In the office of the Build- South. He scored minus 100 in- bury. New Jersey. in* Inspector a written petition re- stead of plus 1,640. It's a slow -7 3, D-4 6X 0-105 { 2. What Application t>lanlu may, be oUataei questing such beartrvg and MttlDg R Irani the Borough Clerk and shall be forth a brief statement of th* grounds way of making a fortune. do you: say?^ '•- •> , completed and returned to the Borougli therefor within tea days after the S Clerk, together with a certificate froi day the notice was served. Upon re- Theory Sounds Good Answer: .Pass. The next play a physician as to his physical littles ceipt of such petition the Building In- er may bid, thus rescuing you, not later than Friday, luly 19, 1BS3. spector ihall set a time and place The theory of locating a miss- June 10, 17, M, July 1 J23.9; Dor such hearing and shall give tht If not, your partner may take petitioner written notice thereat At ing queen sounds good. If you ! iuch hearing the petitioner shall;*>•>•* finesse with a jack, losing to himself :.M# TJwi .cflmbjnatfon NOnCE . [Iven an opportunity Lo be heard ;tnfl" ihuffle'may chance-Is better than your chance .AN ORDINUUraE. HMWETDmO TOB 0 show why such notice shottttf Be°. the queen, a careless si " AND AUTHOWZmO THE APPRO modified or withdrawn. The hearlni"* leave those two cards in the same to find a better spot with your BMATtON OF THB> SUM OP »T5.(X shall be commenced not later than ten FOR THE PUBCHAM. OP A BO lays after the day on which the pe- position in the deck. Then the hopeless hand and lack of IODJ 11ARY MOWER!') "*' ' t tition was filed; provided that upon suits. ... ,., ... ; BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor am application of the petitioner tha Build< queen will be dealt to the left Couaoll of tha BttrougU oMJew Shrews Ing Inspector may postpone the date of the jack the next time the bu»i, ; '/., ; , >f the hearing for a reasonable thus Secti™ L That .purchuo of a. Rolir jeyond such HWay period, it In hit same deck is used, Mower at a cost oi not eiceedlm ad Km eni the petitioner hu mAmiHcd . J575.OO, Is hereby authorize*! and sal 1 good and sufficient reason for tfupbA If the Queen and jack are sep- Beliord sum' is hereby approjirlated out postponement. After such hearing -tftsU arated by the shuffle, or if they .capital Improvements >'funa provide* Building Inspector shall sustain. inM*-' tot fa budget or budceti'previous!r ' lfy, or withdraw the notice, depentUht were not played on the same Miss Ruth Leary, who ,com adopted. ' - upon his findings as to whether tht * £E£Uf Section 2. This ordinance shall tak< provisions of this ordinance and of . POGO By trick, the queen is as likely as pleted her sophomore year a effect upon Us passage and public '.he rules and regulations adopted pur* not to be at the left of the jack; Montclair Teachers College, wi Uon according to law. mant thereto have been compiled with. PUBMC NOTICE [t the Building Inspector sustains: or , This is a straight 50 per cent return to her home on Rallroa The foregoing ordinance was [ modifies such notice, It shall be • traduced and passed drat reading chance. The chance that the Ave. next week. deemed to be an order. Any notice ' a meeting of the Mayor-and Council erved pursuant to this ordinance shall queen and jack were together on of the Borough of New Shrewsbury automatically become an order k? sv held on June 6, 19G3 arid said ordlnam written petition for a hearing Is not | the same trick and were not sep- A family party was held for thi will be further considered for fin filed In the office of the Building Ik-1 passage at a Regular Meeting of sal arated by the shuffle is supposed apector withJn ten day* after meh* 12th birthday of Gary Apel, soi governing body to be held on July II notice -la served. The proceedings &* 1683, at 1(15 P.H, at the Sycamor to be something extra. of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Apel auch hearing. Including the finding \ School, New Shrewsbury, New Jersey, and decision of the Building Inspector - It might be more to the lurch St., April 30. at which tune and place all persons shall be itimmarizod, redbced to writ- '. deslrinf to be heard there on, to think back to the last time the ing, and entered as a matter of pub- * be given full opportunity. He record in the office of the Building deck was actually used and re- Raymond Menz, son of Mr, JEROME B. HEED Inspector. Buch record ahall also hi' Borough Clerl elude a copy of every notice or order member the card above and be- and Mrs. Raymond Menz, Maple June 10 . 48. issued In connection with the matter. Any person aggrieved by the decision low a missing queen. But this Dr., celebrated his third birth NOTICE OT SALE: of the Building Inspector may seek re* would still be clutching at straws day recently with Bonnie and lief therefrom In any court of compe- On Thursday, June 20, 1963 at 11: tent Jurisdiction, as provided by the (and a nuisance to the other play- Alice Nelson, Donna Meden- A.M. I WlU tell at public auction o; behalf of fleacoast Finance Co. at II laws of the state. Whenever the Build* ers while you put on your mem- Ing Inspector finds that an .emergency bach, Nora and Barbara Menz Broad St. Red Bank, N. J. one 196:exists which requires immediate ac- ory act). Chevrolet, Conr, Impala, 6er. 1J.867J and John and Jane Sheffick. 108783 for default In a Conditional Sale tion to protect the public health, or The right way to play today's Contract made by Donald R. Hatles safety, he may, without notice or Said car may bo seen at Carland, Inc. hearing, Issue an order reciting the hand is to guess nothing. Run existence of such an emergency and re- MARY WORTH By SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST Mrs. Anna Caballero of Puerb 363 Maple Ave.. Red Bank, N. J. quiring that such action be taken as the four clubs and the three t0 Auctioneer — W. J. O'NEITX he deems necessary to meet the em- P Rico spsnt the past two week; June 10 12.09 hearts. Then give West his heart ergency. Notwithstanding the other WE GOT A10N6- WHILE I HAD MY • with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond provision* of this ordinance, such order 111 BUT HE LOVES TOTAIK POLITIC?— trick. He must return a spade or shall be effective Immediately. Any INCOME FROM THE SUPERMARKET-BUT \ Menz. NOTICE person to whom such order Is directed , WITH HIS CRONIE5 IN THE CORRIDORS! diamond, giving you a free Take Notice That Irene M. Bjld E RW( THEY REPLACED ME'WITH A FEARSOME. and Antoinette Marino, T/A Colony Ei shall comply therewith Immediately, < «™rtKK?T» W COUNCIL L ••AND AT ELECTION TIWE. HE'S GIVEN A terprlscs, Inc., baa applied to the M«: but upon petition to the Building In* > SPENDS ALOTOFTIME i ...|6yEAR5AS0-AN0 B0OKWEPm'MACHWE!-50-l finesse. You can't lose, no mat- Edward Salmon, Morris Ave. spector shall be afforded a hearing » DAYS PAV AS A VOTING BOOTH or and Council of the Borough < as soon as possible. After such bear* j AT CITY HAU, MI55 W im^R MUST 5ELLTHE HOME, YOU 5EE! ter where the queens are lurking. and Thomas Harrison, Leonardo, Rumson, for a Plenary Retail Co: 64 WORKED sumption License C*9, for premlsei Ing. depending upon his findings as ,> DAILY QUESTION spent the past five days in Nor- to whether the provisions of this or- -' OFRCEJ W0RTH!..WH,CH W« situated a Ridge Road and Avenui dlnance and of the rules and regu- J DOE5HEHOLD? ^.JL ...HARDLY ENOU6H! Partner opens with 1 NT (16 folk, Va., and toured other cities of. tn« Two Rivera, Rumson, N, J, latlonj adopted pursuant thereto have .' Ofllceri and Director! been compiled with, Uie. Building In- ', to 18 points), and the next player there. Irene M. Egldlo, President and Trt spector shall continue such order In urer effect, or modlty It, or revoke it. 390 East Highland Avenua, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Section 5. The Building Inspector Is Antoinette Marino, Secretary hereby authorized and empowered to •ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean KS West Washington Avenue, make and adopt such written rules and Atlantic Highlands, N. J. regulations as he may deem necessary Objections, If any, should be mad For TuMday, June II for the proper enforcement of , Uie Immediately In writing to Albert provisions of this ordinance, provided, Kerr, Jr., Clerk of the Borough however, that such rules and regula- Rumson, N. J. tions shall not be In conflict *wtth the Present—For You and COLONY BNTERPMSKS, INC. provisions of this ordinance, nor In Youri • • • Another day of Rlrlge Road and Avenue of t anywiie alter, amend or supersede Two Rivers, any of the provisions thereof. The mixed aspects. Avoid taking Kumson, N. J. Building Inspector shall file a cer- June 10, 11 112. tified copy of all rules and regulations risks of any sort—financial or which he may adopt in his office and . SIXTA NOTICE In the ofHce of the Clerk of tha Bor- RIVETS By GEORGE otherwise. Be cautious about Take nottc« that executrix of til ough of New Shrewabury. estate of Norman Dlletto, Chrlatl Section 6. No person snail occupy mixing in affairs of relatives. L." Dlletto, T/A Red Roof Tave: aa owner occupant or rent to another Even though you intend to.be has applied to the Township Cle: for occupancy any dwelling or dwell- ( ol Holmdel Township for a Plena Ing unit for the purpose of living there- . helpful, your efforts could back- Retail consumption license for prei In which doen not conform to the ! lues situated En At side Route 3' provisions of the "New Jersey State ; fire, as people tend to be rather Holmdel Township. Hnualng Code" established hereby as. • Objections, |[ any, should be nu the standard to be used In detexmin- '. unreceptiYe to suggestions under Immediately In writing lo: Daniel Ing whether a dwelling Is safe, sanl- ; Ely, ClerK of Holmdel Townahip. tary and fit for human habitation. i current rays. iSlRncd) Section 7. Any person, firm or eor- ; CHIUST1NK MLETTO. poratlon who shall violate any of the 0 Allen Place, provisions of this ordinance shall upon Red Rank, N. J. conviction, bo punished by a fins of not Past. . . Credit for Amwica's Future • • • Curling, which has Juno 3, June 10 |fl. to exceed Two Hundred Dollars (fctOfl.- Ott) or by imprisonment In the county first organized airmail service been popular in Scotland for lull for a period of not to exceed goes to the homing pigeon. In hundreds of years, will gain ac- NOTICE ninety (60) days or by both such fine Take notice that Raffaele a. Toi and Imprisonment, and each violation fact, one airmail' route with ceptance in the United States alno trading as Tomalnn Liquors h of any of the provision* ot this or- applied to the Mayor nnd Counci dinance and R&ch day the same Is pigeons at carriers was estab- and the number of participants the Borough of Ilrd Bank for & Plena violated shall be deemed and taken to Retail DWrllnitlon 11-8 license for p be a separate and distinct offense. lished even before the Wright will triple in the next six or mlses RltuatiMl at 10*1 Shrewsbury Av Section 8. All other ordinance* and Red Bank, N. J. brothers invented the airplane. seven years. parts of ordinance In conflict or In* Objections, If any, aliould he mat comiistent v.!Ui this ordinance are Immediately In writing to John Bryai hereby repealed, hut only to the ex- Clerk of Uie Borough of Red Bank, tent or auch conflict or inconsistency, (signed) and this ordinance shall b« In full The Day Under Your Sign RAFPADLK G. TOMAINO, force and effect im mediately upon Its By CAL ALLEY 181 flhrewshury Avenue, adoption and Us publication, as pro- THE RYATTS ARIES (Born March Jl to April 19) LIBRA |Sspt. 23 to Oct. 22) Red Bank, N. J. vided by law. If you've been wrong, admit it to your, Special attention ia needed if you would June 3, 10 V. flection ft. Should any lection, para- self and change your tactics. retain your good health. graph, nrntrnce, claiwe or phrase of this ordinance be declared uncon- TAURUS (April JO to May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) NUTICK Mltutlonnl or Invalid lor any reason. Look lor an out ofthtwar flace whiff, tfeaunt social development! promts Taka notice that Dliow, Inc., has ai the remaining portions of this ordi- you can relax and read or just think. an unusually good time this evening. piled to the Mayor and Council of th nance ah all not be affected thereby &WHSW Borough of Red Rank for. a Plenaj and ahall remain In full foro* and GEMINI (May 21 ioJun.II) SAGITTARIUS (Hov. 22 to Dec. 21) RetaU Consumption C-12 license fc effect, and to this erul the provision* You can derite a good wajr to make (ii»e loroe lhovght to helping a joung premises situated at M Uonmouth Bt of Uil4 ordinance a>re hereby dseluid extra money if you'll put your mind pietubtr of family over a rtnigh •!«!< Red Bank, N. J. to be severabta. to it. CAPRICORN (DtcZZ,oJ*n.20) Objections, If any, should be rtW PUBUO NOTICE Immediately In writing to John Bryai The foregoing ordinance WM In- CANCER [Jun. 22 to July 21) People wha irritate you tan wane your Clerk of thfi Borough of Red Bank. Your mind is alimulaled by radiations. lime—but only if you allow them to troduced and pa-sand first reading at intrudr. LI'DWIO C. IIIUOW, a meeting of the Mayor and Council ol Engage in an impiring dlscusllos. Proslilpnt, tlia nnrough of Nnw Shrewsbury held LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS [Jin. 21 to Fsb. 19)' 50 Avnlon Drive, on June 6, 1003 and said onltnanct Ba tactful but fiirn in Hating you srtNeighborhood and family affalra are Colonln, N. J. will be further coiul'lereri for (tnal too busy to* chat idly with co-workers. accented. Be hoiptlable to thnte *).« ElJKABBTIt IIILOW, iiiMflRfl at a HnguliT Meeting of tald visit. Vlcn. 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