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tnued telly. Monday ttraufh Fildur. Seconl Clui Putto PAGE ONE VOL 87, NO. 202 PiU U Bed Buk ud it AiliUUaiiil UilUax Office*. FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1965 7c PER COPY Editorial:How We Can Aid The Fort If the Army ever decides to give out medals but has served also as a staff officer, Gen. Fort Monmouth the prosperity of the county tronics. He wants to make Fort Monmouth for forthrightness, the first one should go to Moorman not only gave the facts—but he gave would come crashing down. the vital installation that it must be to recommendations also. Great Fort Monmouth—at one time the render its greatest service to the national de- Maj. Gen. Frank W. Moorman, commanding Home of the Signal Corps and the place where fense establishment. general of the Electronics Command at Fort And it is these recommendations that carry some of the most magnificent communications, From the military end, Gen. Moorman has Monmouth. a message not only for Monmouth County's electronics and photographic advances of all the situation well in hand. In the relatively citizens but for our municipal, county, state In a revealing interview with Register Staff time have been made—is now having its trou-' short time that he has been at Fort Monmouth, Reporter Doris Kulman—which served as the and congressional leaders. bles. Many of its responsibilities have been he has helped to bring about many improve- basis for a four-part story series this week—• In the Electronics Command and the rest chipped away. There is the ever-present per- ments. Even with the present limitations, the •Gen. Moorman candidly laid the Fort Monmouth of Fort Monmouth, the county has one of the sonnel problem — attracting the new, young, Electronics Command does its job remarkably facts on the line. nation's major industries, if you will. Any place vigorous idea men. There is the ever-present well. He told about his command's accomplish- that employs more than 12,000 people—military space and facility problem—the room is not But this question bursts forth: ments—and he told about his command's prob- and civilian—and has an annual payroll of more there now for expansion. Gen. Moorman is Are Monmouth County and New Jersey, lems. He told—something we all have taken than $72 million is a major industry. And to proud of the fort's past and present achieve- which receive so much from Fort Monmouth, for granted—how vital Fort Monmouth is to Monmouth County, the fort is our lifeblood. ments. But he is worried about the future. He-- the county and its economy. In the methodical Despite the area's population, industrial and wants Fort Monmouth to regain .its position giving the fort anything in return? military way of one who is now a commander business growth—the cold fact is that without as THE leader in communications and elec- (See HOW WE, Page 6) County to Consider Reapportionment Solution Seen CitizenStudyGrouA Leaders Agree on Plan %/ J. Byy WILLIAM HENDERSOHENDERSON However, the tension has eased comprise the third congressional The ruling with the bill el- for one of the Senate seat*. TRENTON — "If at first yoyouu and the state senators consider district, would, for temporary rere-- iminates any chances of Assem- Beadleston told The Register RED BANK — The Board of FreeholdFreehold- Electronics Command (ECOM) and of ForFort don't succeed. . ." • thahat a moral victoryvictory.. apportionment purposes, merge blyman Alfred N, Beadleston, last night: "I like the idea of ergs will consider the establishment of a citi- Monmouth, during an exclusive Register inin-- GoGovv. Richard J. HusheHughes anandd Thee bill itself is considered ththee ass the 10th election districtdistrict.. Rumson. winnine a nomination (See DISTRICTING. Paee 2) zens group to itudy the needs of Fort Mon- terview in which he discussed some of Republican legislative leaders )est yet to be jammed into the In this district, two senators mouth in relation to the needs of Monmouth ECOM's problems. politely agreed yesterday on a wpper. would be elected. Both would County, Freeholder Director Joseph C, Irwin One of the things the fort needs, the master reapportionment plan af- Largely the work of Sen. Oz-run throughout all of Monmouth said yesterday. general said, is an easily accessible air- ter more tihan 100 previous re- rd, it provides for a 28f counties. mouth and Ocean — and is en- body "recognizes the benefit Fort Monmouth kept its aircraft before moving them to the and its employees are to Monmouth County." Neither he nor GOP majority 60 Assemblymen titled to more than one senator, Lakehurst Naval Air Station two years ago? Under the bill, the 69 assem- 'no political party shall nominate Organization of a county citizens group "That's always a possibility," Mr. Irwin leader William E. Ozzard, R- Somerset, would guarantee the ilymen in New Jersey remain more than one Senate candidate was suggested by Maj. Gen. Frank W. Moor- said. "We've got to have a large airfield status quo. They would be elect- from any given county." man, commanding general of the U.S. Army someplace In this county." bill will pass Monday when the lawmakers vote on it. ed in delegations of one to nine Stout In Monmouth members from each county. That means that incumbent The upper house now has 21 GOP Sen. Richard R. Stout, West senators, one from each coun- Allenhurst, would still make the Atlantic Highlands Split Widens ty. race as his party's choice in The new program is considered Monmouth. the closest to the U.S. and state In Ocean, Assemblyman Wil- Supreme Court's demand for a liam T. Hiering is expected to GOP Council Rejects GOP Club "one man, one vote" election sys- be the GOP choice for senator, tern. succeeding Sen. W. Steelman According to the plan, Mon- Mathis, who is quitting the legis- By JA,CQUELJNE ALBAN failure to consult or include a quate facilities all housed in one joint session of (he two bodies. mouth and Ocean Counties, which lature. ATIANTIC HIGHLANTJS-The oitizSns" advisory gfoup in the building," Mayor Morgan disa Claimed board, members Domi Republican mayor and Borough planning before an architect was greed, pointing out that the tax nick A. Caruso, Mr. Walder and Council last night refused to take sought for a proposal involving collector's office and library are President Alfred F. Katz: Untermeyer, Cioffi orders from 23 members of the as much as $300,000 to (500,000. in rented quarters, Board of When mayor and council were GOP Club. No Commitment Health and vital statistics rec- asked at the closed session In a meeting which saw Che Council members and Mrs. ords are not available to the whether they would be willing political organization split right Earle countered that there is no public but filed in private to put the municipal complex to In Open Battle down the middle—albeit quietly— commitment to build a complex, homes, and except for police and referendum, they replied "abso- fire facilities, many agencies are LONG BRANCH - Mayor Mil- Mr. Untermeyer's statement the club voted 23-21 to ask coun- and that when plans are ready, lutely not." In addition, said Mr. ton F. Untermeyer last night ast night was in response to a cil to halt studies of a municipal the public will be asked for its operating "out of their pockets."Caruso, the mayor said the rea-oharged Councilman Henry R. listing of the legal fees paid Mr. complex while alternatives are views. Referendum Debate son was that it "would be de- Cioffi with character assassina- Aikins and Jacob Rand, assist- presented — and the governing They, in effect, stated em- An inquiry by one member feated if we did." tion in the councilman's con- ant city attorney, published in body promptly and flayy said phatically that it the governing as to whether council would oon- inuous •attack on the city's sys- a local newspaper earlier thi? body is not permitted to study sider putting the question up for Mayor Morgan, Councilman "oo." Richard C. Stryker and Mr. Earle ;em of paying legal fees. week together with the sugges- Immediately following the vote methods ol "moving the town referendum touched off a disa- tion that the fees were excessive. ahead, it might as well abdi- greement between council mem- vehemently declared the three Mr. Cioffi retorted that the — only 44 of the 60 persons men were taking their statements mayor's charges were part of a present took a stand—Edward G. cate." bers and the club's board of gov- Mr. Untermeyer said: When club member Ralph I. ernors regarding a discussion of out of context. scheme to defeat the council- Valder, member of the club's man in the May 11 election. "We have become accustomed hoard of governors, unveiled the Curren claimed "We have ade- the question at a recent private (See GOP, Page 3) to wild charges and counter J35.000 alternative plan for reno- The exchange was the latest charges during a campaign year vating existing borowgh facilities in a skirmish between the two and this year is no exception. I proposed in a 562-sienature peti- representatives which flared in- try not to get involved in this tion opposing council's municipal to the open some months ago ;ype of dispute. I have always de- complex. ivhen Mr. Cioffi claimed that fended the Council against unfair THIS MAY BE IT — Here is the reapportionment plan He admitted, however, that the Hy Attorney Louis R. Aikins attacks — I now must defend a plan might cost as much as was being overpaid. member of our official family — agreed on yesterday by Gov. Hughes and GOP legisla- $50,000. Mr. Cioffi has been trying to because of the irresponsible re- tive leaders. It has 14 election districts and provides At that point in the 3V$-hour have a lid put on legal fees by marks made by Councilman for 28 senators to be elected instead of the present 21. iession—which club officials had prescribing an annual salary for Cioffi against our city attorney, expected to be a "knock-down- the city attorney, his assist: Mr. Louis Aikins — I must pro- —One from each county. For temporary reapportion- drag-out fighrt"—the mayor and and the city prosecutor. test vigorously. ment purposes, Monmouth and Ocean counties, extreme council, to a man, walked, out, right, now comprising the third congressional district with a parting statement by the I realize the councilman is mayor that the governing body Time-Block frantically trying to create issues would become the I Oth election district. Two senators would give any idea considera- where none exist but 1 canno would be elected. Candidates would run throughout allow him to blacken the name tion it formally presented at the Monmouth and Ocean counties. Total number of assem- council table. School Plan and reputation of any outstand- No Intention (See BATTLE, Page 3) blymen—60—remains the same. Outside Republican headquar- ters, Mayor Morgan, council Approved members and Robert M. Earle LITTLE SILVER - The Board Red Bank Plan Liked by County declared they have no intention of Education last night approved of discontinuing the municipal departmentalization of the sev- complex study, despite a threat enth and eighth grades on earlier in the meeting to with- block-of-time structure. draw club endorsement of three STALLED FERRY — Former Jersey C&nrwl Lines ferry Cranford, which George Mauro The new system will go into 'Fingering' The Shoplifters of them as candidates in the No- of Watchung plans to tie up on the Manasquan River and convert into a restaurant, effect in September. Reorganization of the two up- vember election. ran into an obstacle yesiterday when tender of railroad drawspan at Brielle refused RED BANK — More bad news Shoplifting is a violation of the the municipal court. The only The GOP candidates are Mr. xt grades was recommended for shoplifters was announced disorderly persons act. In the source of shoplifters' records was Morgan, for re-election to the to let it pass. Because of ferry's width, bridgetender fears damage to the span. Here :wo months ago by a 10-memfoer, here yesterday. past, information about convic- he Federal Bureau of Investiga- mayor's post, and Councilman the ferry beats temporary retreat to a berth on east side of span, although its owner board-appointed study Magistrate William I. Klatsky tions has gone no further than tion. mittee. John J. Kozak, Jr., and Mr. plans to fight railroad ruling. said a locally conceived plan to This lack of available informa- Earle, president of Henry Hud- A block-of-time system is one keep tabs on shoplifting repeaters tion gave birth to the clearing son Regional Board of Educa- in which one teacher instructs in and professionals was well re- County Gets house plan last month. Last tion, for council. They reiterated Too Big to Pass, Says Drawtender several, but not all, subjects. It ceived by the Monmouth County Saturday the Monmouth County their previous stands that if olub provides for "blocks of time"— prosecutor's office. Magistrate's Association, of backing is retracted, they will longer periods with those teach- U.S. Aid Forwhich Magistrate Klatsky is vice ers. Presenting the plan in Freehold make a primary battle of it. with the magistrate were Police president, endorsed the idea. In its vote, the club went on In a self-contained classroom, Chief George H. Clayton and Last month Magistrate Klatsky record opposing the "methods such as now exists in the schools Park Lands 1 BlockFloating Restaurant John D. Bolduc, executive vice refused to accept pleas from and procedure' followed by coun- here, the classroom teacher president of the Community WASHINGTON, D. C. - Rep. three New York women who cil in the municipal complex flaaUBLLE (AP) - Georgetc tie up on the Manasquan River structs in all subjects. Chamber of Commerce. They James J. Howard, DM Dtst., has gave the court assumed names itudy. He said the height of the super- Mauro is having one tough time in the heart of the sport-fishinf As outlined last night by Su- met with John M. Gawier, chief announced that a $133,320 federal and requested a quick trial. They To back up the position, op- itructure also was a possible haz- perintendent of Schools C. David getting his restaurant in place, docks and convert into a,floating! lrd for the small bridge, which of county detectives. grant has been awarded to the had 11 counts of shoplifting ponents of the municipal com- Vanderhoof, students in the reor- against them. because a bridgekeeper won't let restaurant-mfht club. opens to a 45 degree angle. Clearing House Plan Monmouth County, N. J., Board pleit attacked an alleged lack of It through. ganized grades will have sepa- of Freeholders for the purchase Off to Jail The trouble is that the boat has The Cranford retreated without The proposal is for a county communication between council rate teachers for math, socia of 484 acres of land for parks, Bail was increased, (he three The restaurant is the ferryboat to get past a railroad drawbridge getting a crack at the bridge, but clearing house of information on and the people, the governing studies, science and language recreation and conservation ppr- were held, and a query to the body'i "attitude" and alleged "Cranford" which Mauro wants to reach its destined site. Mauro, of Watchung, indicated arts. shoplifting convictions. The prosecutor's office would be the poses. FBI ultimately confirmed the sus- When Captain Roy Osborne o' might go to court to force the The school day will consist o Bay Head, the boat's skipper, keeper of Che master file. The areas involved are Holmdel spicion that the women were pro- Mew York and Long Branch Rail- two 75-minute periods in the fessional thieves. Instead of 9 drew up to the bridge yesterday road to let me ferry try. Each time there is a shoplifting County Park; Shark River Park, morning two 70nminute periods in Neptune, and the Turkey Swamp fines, the three received lengthy and gave three toots on the boat the afternoon, and two brief conviction, the municipality jail terms. Today s Index whistle—the signal to open—the The Pennsylvania and Jersey would send a record to Freehold Park, Freehold. The grant was Central railroads own the line, homeroom periods. bridgeikeeper answered back with Each time there is a shoplifting made under the Federal Housing Magistrate Klatsky said local Page Page emphasized two toots—the signal of refusal. and Mauro bought the 205-foot Mr. Vanderhoof arrest, the municipality would and Home Finance Agency's merchants expressed relief when Allen-Scott « HerMock 6 ferry from the Jersey Central. that the lengthened classroom the three were put out of busi- Home and Garden The bridge opening is. only 48 refer to the tile, and immediately Open Space program. It will cov- Amiuementi 18, 19 12-14 periods will not be devoted solely er 20 per cent of the $666,600 pur- ness. Movie Timetable feet wide., Although the Cran- Termites would know if it was dealing with Births 2 18 to instruction jn the major as- a first tinier or an old hand. chase price. This borough can't afford to Jim Btehop 1 Obituaries ., 2 ford's hull is 40 feet wide, its Call 842-2666. Monmouth Ter- signed subjects. Other subjects, superstructure bulges out to 62 Chief Gawier said the system •"'Monmoutti County is growing take shoplifting lightly Mr. Bol- Bridge Religious Services _....'..._.29 mite Control (Dick Barnett) 66 such as physical education, art, duc said yesterday. The econo- feet. will be tried. It will be a pilo in- leaps and bounds," Mr. How John Chamberlain Sylvia Poter •— t Branch Ave., Little Silver.—Adv, music and health will be worked project, and local authorities ard said. "Parks and recreation my of the town is based on re- Sp '" .._.», 21 Osborne had waited until high Classified - into the program, he said. hope it will be tried elsewhere in areas such as these, which will tail selling, and the selling is :...'.3l Stock Market .-— 4 tide, figuring the superstructure Automobile done in independent shops that The superintendent said the the future, possibly resulting in receive the federal money, are CnJttword Puule .. Successful Investing •.— 4 would float over the bridge pil- If you're thinking of a car, think cannot afford the security per-" .4 ft IS schedule and the classes will ro- an inter-county exchange of in- of vital importance to the people Editorials :. TWevtelon '- __..tt-M ings. But bridge supervisor John of McCarthy Chevrolet. 291-1101 1 formation on shoplifters, of Monmouth County." EvenU of Yean Ago Women ! News —.—I*, 11 MaJonej said ft wouldn't work. -Adv. (See LITTLE SILVER, Page J) (See SHOPLIFTERS Page 3) County Safety Expert OBITUARIES MRS. LEROV JOHNSON GEORGE W. GRAHAM ROOSEVELT MCKNIGHT Pushes Rt. 35 Proposal RED BANK - Mrs. Elizabeth NEW MOMMOUTH - George MATAWAN - Roosevelt Me Johnson, 38, of 63 West Bergen W. Graham, 65, of 31'Albon Ct. Knight, 59, of 7 Stillwel] St., died MANASQUAN - "Don't let it Nol] commented, reporting that PI., died yesterday in Monmouth died yesterday afternoon in his yesterday en routs to the Perth die." the committee has sent letters Medical Center, Long Branch. home. Amboy Genera! Hospital. EJjner J, Noll, chairman of the strongly urging the improvement She was the wife of Leroy John- Born in Brooklyn, he was the Born in North Carolina, he was Monmouth County Traffic Safety to Highway Commissioner Dwight son of the late David and Mary the son of the late Louis If. Me- Committee, made this plea at yes- R. G. Palmer, state legislators, Mrs. Johnson was a member of Lohmann Graham. He lived in Knight and Mrs.. Marji Lou Perry terday's meeting at Larry's Co- and Gov. Richard J. Hughes. Calvary Baptist Church, here. Brooklyn most of his life and McKnight. lonial Restaurant. Deaths Are Cited In addition to her husband, moved here from Seaford, L.I., He was a pump operator at He referred to the committee's The widening has been urged she is survived by her parents, 10 months ago, Fort Monmouth and had been a campaign to have the State High- for several years, Mr, Noll went Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hundley, Mr. Graham was a stock clerk resident of this place 35 years, way Department widen to four on. Jack Smiley, committee this place; four daughters, for Maibon and Company, Wall He was a member ct the Morn- lanes the three-lane strip of Rt. secretary, pointed out (hat "three Stella I. Johnson, Brenda John St., retiring in I960, and sub- ing Star lodge of Masons in New- 35 between the Eatontown and or four persons have been killed son, Charlotte Johnson and Mar- sequently was employed by the ark. Asbury Park traffic circles-^trie there each year." jorie Ann Johnson, all at home; Burns Security Service, Los An Surviving ate-ins—fii!s»»Mr«. ttrip where two men died in a "A few lights have been ini and five brothers Leon Hundley geles, retiring in 1964. Laura Phillips McKnight; three head -on collision just last week. »f New York City, Alfred Hund- stalled," he added, "but noth- He was a member of the Elks daughters, Mrs. John MoCullers, ley of he Bronx, N. Y., James "It's too late already," Mr. ing has been done to widen tl Lodge In Riverside, Calif. Mrs. Clint Wilbourne, Jr., and Hundley of this place, and Har- road." Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mrs. William Foy, all of this old Hundley and Doremus Hund- Mr. Noll called on civic c Mary Doyle Graham; two daugh- place; three sons, Howard Mc- ley, both of Asbury Park. ganizations and municipal < ters, Mrs. Laura Birkmier of Bay- Knight and Charles McKnight, Districting ficials of Eatontown end Oce Service will be held Tuesday shore, L.I., and Mrs. Dorothy both of this place, and John Mc- (Continued) Township, through which f t 2 p.m. in Calvary Baptist Wilson with whom he lived, and Knight, stationed at Fort Riley, ; Monmouth and Ocean being to- strip runs, lo support the widenin Church, here. Burial will be in six grandchildren. Kansas; two sisters, Mrs, Emma campaign and present the strong gether in this plan. Ocean should White Ridge Cemetery, Eaton- The funeral will be Monday at Gill of Franklin, N. C. and Miss est possible united front to t have that protection. But under town, under the direction of the 9:15 a.m. from the John F. Pfleg- Mabel McKnight of Cliffwood, State Highway Department this plan I'd have to check to Leon Harris Funeral Home, er Funeral Home, here, with and 23 grandchildren. see whether or not it is consti- get the job done. led Bank. a High Mass of Requiem at 10 Services will be held Monday at tutional. I don't want to say any- Though a state highway is in a.m. in St. Mary's Catholic 1 p.m. in Second Baptist Church, 1 thing until I am sure of the volved, the traffic safety com PASS HALFWAY MARK — Warren Jailer, general chairman of the $200,000 build- MRS. MINA H. SUTTON Church. Burial will be in Mt. under direction of Bedle Funeral facts, I wouldn't want to com- mittee will write to the Counts ing fund campaign of Monmouth Reform Temple, Shrewsbury, jhows Mist Florence NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Olivet Cemetery. Home. Burial wit) be in Midway " inent and then have the court Board of Freeholders asking Mina H. Sutton, 72, of 16 Farm Green Cemetery. support in the Rt. 35 campaign Kridel, honorary chairman, that the driva has realized more than $105,000 in ad- knock the bill down." Edge La. died at her home "Even though it's a state roa< vance gifts. Happy onlookers are Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink, left, spiritual leader of MISS MARY B. MORRIS Chances Enhanced Wednesday night after a long the freeholders may be able OCEAN GROVE - Miss Mary W/IXMM E. WALLIS - • Sen. Stout's chances of re-elec- the congregation, and Robert Newman, temple president, The general solicitation illness. put on a little pressure," M B. Morris of 70 Stockton Ave., LAURENCE HARBGR-Poiice • tlon are enhanced by this re- Noll said. opened with a kickoff rally Wednesday night. Born in Somerville, she was a former resident of Red Bank, Captain William E. Wallis, 48, of districting. He is well known in he daughter of the late Sebring 743 Prospect Ave., died Wednes- Meanwhile, the State Highwa died Wednesday in Point Pleas- Ocean, having spoken there on ind Lyde Hoover Mundy. A local Department is requesting locj ant Hospital. day, April 7, in Soutfi Amboy esident two years, she was a numerous occasions. "I am satis- police chiefs' opinions on "ha: Born in Camden, Miss Morris Memorial Hospital, South Ajn- fied with the expansion," Stout Building Fund Reaches $105,640 former Red Bank and Middle- was a daughter of the late Charles boy. ardous areas on state higl laid. ways," W. Robert Warwic] town resident. L. and Kate Bishop Morris. She Born in Perth Amboy, he was Assemblyman Hiering, running county traffic coordinator Mrs. Sutton was a member of was a member of the First Meth- the son of the late William E. ,Jn Monmouth as a Senate can- ported. For Monmouth Reform Temple .he Salvation Army, Red Bank, odist Church, Red Bank, and th Wallis, Sr. and Mrs. Ruth Bolce ind was a former chaplain of Women's Society of Christian Wallis. He had been a resident ; didate, would face a tough task, Questionnaires Sent SHREWSBURY - The $200,000 Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church Men's Club president, and Rabbi he organizaton's Home League "" He is little known in the northern Mr. Warwick has sent ques Service of the church. of this place 20 years. building fund campaign of Mon- auditorium. Richard F. Steinbrink, spiritual and western part of the county. tionnaires at the Highway De- ind a former member of its Surviving are two sisters, Mrs He was a member of Madison mouth Reform Temple opened of- Speakers at the .rally were Rev. leader of the congregation. Another Monmouth neighbor, partment's request to county >ague of Mercy. She was mar- Harriet L. Martin of Red Ban) Township Police Department 15 icially Wednesday evening with John R. Colins, pastor of the Robert Newman, temple pres- • Middlesex County, with a big police chiefs. The questionnaires •ied to the late Nathan A. Sut- snd Miss Eleanor H. Morris years, a member of the Police announcement of advance gifts Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church; ident, was toastmaster. I .population of 443,856, will stand he explained, will be "sifte on. here; and a nephew, H. Leroj Benevolent Association, and an totaling $105,640. New Shrewsbury Councilman Ed- The temple, which has been atone and get two senators, if down to 10 areas—of which th Surviving are two sons, Rob- Martin of Middletown. exempt member of the fire de- The announcement was made mond J. Norris; Albert Goldstein, meeting in the Shrewsbury Pres- the bill gets through the Senate Rt. 35 strip will be one." •t D. Sutton, with whom she Services will be tomorrow al partment here. by Warren Jailer, campaign gen- building committee chairman; byterian Church the past five . tnd Assembly without objections. The Highway Department su, ived, and Lloyd K. Sutton of 2 p.m. from the Adams Memorial Surviving are his wife Mrs. eral chairman, at a kickoff rally Mrs. Dorothy Futerfas, Sister- years, has purchased a site on Anaheim, Calif.; a daughter, Home, Red Bank. Elizabeth Upjal Wallis; one . Gov. Hughes and Sen. Ozzard vey, Capt. Daniel J. Dunn of th ttended by 125 persons in the iood president; Robert Schulman Hance and Sycamore Aves., New Mrs. Gustav E. Schmidt of Rum- daughter Carol Ruth Wallis at admit they will have to use all New Jersey Safety Council sail Shrewsbury, for construction son; a brother, George H. Mun- home; seven brothers, Royce . the pursuasive powers at their stems from the President's Saf FLOYD J. Van BRAKLE a building. dy of Somerville; a sister, Mrs. Wallis of Cliffwood Beach, Ever- command to convince enough ty Conference, which calls foi MANASQUAN - Floyd J. Va Ada M. Sutton of Burbank, Calif.; ett Wallis of Perth Amboy, Frank- members of both parties tha "immediate attention to mee Miss Florence Kridel is honor- Brackle, 73, of 3 Willow Way serious highway problems." Action on New Lights ary chairman of the campaign. 11 grandchildren, and 10 great- died yesterday in Point Pleasam lin Wallis of Flushing, N. Y.. Ken- this bill is good for them. Alfred Mack is co-chairman. grandchildren. neth Wallis of Colorado, Charles Assemblyman Irving E. Keith "In Eatontown, we have beer Hospital, Point Pleasant. Campaign vice chairmen an The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wallis of Jackson, Harold Wallis R-Monmouth, wasn't exactly ov- writing the State Highway De . Born in Matawan Township, h Martin Wachtel, Baldwin David- tomorrow in the Worden Funeral and Donald Wallis, both of erjoyed at the plan. partment about widening Rt. 35 Broad St. Maple Ave. was the son of the late Jamei son, Robert Lane and Miltor Home, Red Bank, with Brigadier Forked River, and three sisters, Walt and See for 12 years," Eatontown Police W. Van BraMe and Mrs. Erne Klein. John Fahey of the Salvation Mrs. Ruth Frandsen, Mrs. Mar- "We've been through this busi- Chief William Zadorozny com line Sickles Van Brakle. Army officiating. Burial will be guerite Kenney and Mrs. Marion ness every week for over four merited. Plan Given Signals Due Other chairmen are: Henrj He was a member of First in Glemvood Cemetery, West Long Brown, all of Forked River. months and I'JI believe this bill Petzal, leadership solicitation; Methodist Church, Matawan, and Branch. Services will be held tomorrow will become law when I actually Hudson, 3; Union 2; Middlesex Monroe Deutsch and Max Karl- of Matawan Lodge 192, F.&A.M. New Push To Go In at 10 a.m. from Day Funeral we it happen." 2; Morris, Sussex, Warren, 2; man, advance solicitation; Arthui He was a United States Navy RED BANK — This borough RED BANK - While the state Home, Keyport, (o St. Peter's Democratic Assemblyman Pat Somerset and Hunterdon, 1; Eckstein and Mrs. David Haratz MRS. RALPH T. PFEIL, SR. Veteran of World I. pplication for Broad St. traffii has been sitting on Red Bank's Episcopal Church, Perth Amboy, rick J. MoGann, Jr., Lincroft, Mercer, 1; Burlington, 1; Allan general solicitation, and Davi* ELIZABETH - Mrs Sally F. Surviving are his wife Mrs ignals is being shaken from it: application for two Broad St. traf- at 11 o'clock with Rev. Cannon had little to say about it. "If tic and Cape May, 1; and Salem Haratz and Robert Schulman, Pfeil, 89, wife of Ralph T. Pfeil, Helen Otto Van Brakle; two •igeon hole in Trenton where i fic lights, it has moved ahead George H. Boyd officiating. Bur- the governor wants it, that's it." and Cumberland, I. community solicitation. Sr., of 1282 Waverly PI., died daughters, Mrs. Alexander S. ias been gathering dust for twi on a plan to install a light of its ial will be in St. Peter's Episcopal Hie Republicans and the Demo- June 3 Deadline Wednesday in Alexian Brothers MaoFadyen of Sea Girt and Mrs. ears. wn. Church Cemetery. crats made several concessions Hospital. Martha Van Brakle of Orlando, The Legislature has been given At the urging of Mayor Bene- It will be erected at Maple during the smokeless pow-wow until June 3 to get going with Mrs. Pfeil was the mother of Fla.; two sisters, Mrs.. Fannie iict R. Nicosia, Public, Works Di Ave. and West Bergen PI., prob- MRS. RICHARD J. ROGERS with the governor in the State reaipportionment plan. Miss Marie T. Pfeil of Red Bank. Mitchell of Red Bank and •ector Wilbert H. Schilmmeyer ably within the next three months. Mrs. G. Edwin Parslow of Bel- The funeral of Mrs. Jessie H. House. "riie state primaries are set for Births Born in New York City, slie raced the application to Us pres- Maple Ave. (Rt. 35) is a state mar, and four grandchildren. Rogers, 93, of 51 Park Ave., who . The fly in the ^apportionment June 1, so the acting secretary highway. had lived here 40 years. Mrs. et resting place. Services will be held Saturday died Monday in Westwood Hall ointment was the part of Oz- of state has mailed out notices According to Councilman Pfeil was a teacher for four Mr. Schlimmeyer has askei RIVERVIEW at 2 p.m. in Bedle Funeral Home Nursing Home, was" held yester- zard's proposal which split Es- to aill county clerks that nom- Charles K. Woodward, Jr., police years at P.S. 186 in New York le Department of Motor Vehicles Red Bank with Rev. Frank Sweeten, pastoi day, morning in the Adams Me- sex, the state's largest county, inees for governor and others chairman, the intersection will City. if; action so the >orough cai Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marcoux of First Methodist Church, offi- morial Home, Red Bank, Rev. jfoto two districts, giving each willibe chosen on that date. The be a potential trouble spot until She was past president of the ther proceed or make a fresl Rutledge Dr., Middletown, daugh ciating. Burial will be in Old W. Gorden Lowden, pastor of the area two senators for a total of names of state legislators have the light is erected. Catholic Women's Club of Union art. ter, yesterday. Tennent Cemetery,, Tennent. Red Bank Methodist Church, of- four. been left out because no one Gates In Use County, and a member of the Red Bank has asked for traf- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Evarts, ficiated, and burial was in Fair Hughes and his Democrats knows how many, where, and how The New York and Long Maternity, Guild at St. Elizabeth's ic lights at Broad St. and Ber- 19 Hamiltonian Dr., Middletown, View Cemetery. beefed so loud and long over they would run. Branch Railroad has started op- Hospital, here. FRANK P. HESTER ;en PI. and at Broad and Fronl son, yesterday. Mrs. Rogers was a resident this angle that Ozzard finally Sen Ozzard hopes to get the erating crossing gates at its near- Also surviving are a son, Ralph MIAMI, Fla. - Frank P. Hes- its. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bischoff, here more than 60 years. Her bached down. election machinery running by West Bergen PI. track cross- T. Pfeil, Jr., here; four other ter, 63, formerly of Middletown New Procedure 215 Matawan Ave., Matawan, son, husband, the. late Richard J. He revised the plan and Essex smoothly after the reapportion- ing. Only a few car lengths sep- daughters, Misses Joan M. and Rd., Holmdel, N. J., died Tues- In 1963 a traffic count was yesterday. Rogers, was a former postmaster is now setup as one district, ment mess is cleaned up. erate the tracks from Made Patricia' Pfeil, at home, Mrs. J. day, April 6, in Veterans Hospi- lade, sent to the county free- and assessor in Rumson. Rogers retaining four senators. He plans to draft a bill to re- and there is a danger of traffic Mr, and Mrs. Philip Valese, 3 Richard Lee of Springfield, Va. tal, Coral Gables. >lders, and forwarded to th Memorial Park on the site of the But the Democrats also gave instate the legislative candidates backing up to the highway or Donald PI., New Monmouth, son, and Mrs. Henry L. Hughes of Born in Harrison, N. J., he re- ate. Since then, however, th former Lafayette Street School In on one clause in the bill. in time for the primary, All to the tracks without S traffic yesterday. Harrisonfourg, Va.; a sister, Miss sided in Newark, N. X most of rocedure has been revised. This was named after him. This is the one that puts Camden. candidates must file by April light co-ordinated with the cross- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mallett, Gerturde Farrell of New York his life. lys Mr. Schlimmeyer, is whal DEATH NOTICE and Gloucester together as the 22 in order to be eligible for the ing gates. 123 Third St., Keyport, son, thi City, and nine grandchildren. Surviving are a son, Frank W. ie must do to get a traffic liglv morning. HESTER, at Cora] Cables Florida, on 12th district and gives them two June 1 election. Paradoxically, after exerting The funeral will be tomorrow Hester, of Red Bank, N. J.; a April 6, 1665. Frank-P., beloved hus- Fortified by a boost from the band o! the late Lillian (ntt Queensn), senators. pressure to get the gates, the MONMOUTH MEDICAL from the Daniel J. Leonard anc daughter, Mrs. Grace Thacker o: father o[ Mrs. Grace M. Thacker or The borough wakes a vehicuia Holmilcl, and Frank W. Hester ot Red The Hughes squawk came be- governor, who has played no borough is now in a position of Sons Home for Funerals, 242 West Holmdel, N. J.; four brothers fid pedestrian traffic survey and CENTER Bank. Brother of Edward, Jnmea. Wll- cause the GOP suggestion grants little role himself in the mixup isking the railroad to suspend Jersey St., followed by a Mass Edward Hester of Newark, N. J.; llnm, John, Mrs. Catherine Donovan 6t accident study for the inter- Long Branch Betmiir, ami Mr«. Mary Kelleher. Rela- Gloucester, with only a popula- over redistricting, the GOP and their use until the traffic light at 10 a.m. in Immaculate Con- James Hester of Washington tives anil trlcnda are kindly Invited to action in question. The state Mr. and Mrs. James Brown, tion of 134,840, a senator, and Democratic leaders will plead for is up. ception Church, here. State; William Hester of Newark attend the funeral at the "Prank McOee eviews the study and, if a sig- 220 Ocean Blvd., Atlantic High- Home for Funerals," 525 Summer Ave- Camden, which has a population help Monday. N. J., and John Hester of West me, Newark, on Saturday April ID, at May I Deadline lands, a daughter yesterday. of 392,035 one senator. They'll have their fingers al is warranted, grants prelim- WALTER H. WESTBROOK Orange, N. J.; two sisters, Mrs, a.m. to Our Lady of Good Counsel The New York and Long Mr, and Mrs. Robert Williams, Church, for ft High Mass of Requiem It is likened to Monmouth crossed, So will all the state's lary approval. The borough the Joseph Donovan of Belmar, N.J., will be offered for the repose ot his Branch met its May 1 deadline 3 Hillside Ave., Long Branch, a BRIELLE - Waiter H. West- soul at 9 a.m. Interment Immaculate County, with a population of 334.- voters. :signs the installation and th and Mrs. Christopher Kelleher of m the gate installation. daughter yesterday. brook, 67, of 803 Ashley Ave. Conception Cemetery.' VlsltaUon 2-5 and 401 and its election mate. Ocean 'ans are sent to the state loi Bloomlield, N. J., and six grand 7-10 p.m. Red Bank petitioned for the de- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dietrich, 5 died Wednesday In New York County, which has a much lower CAR OVERTURNS icondary approval. children. If the intersection involves a 'ice after a double fatality at West Third St., Keyport, a son City. Mr Westbrook was the fa- population of 108,241. The funeral will be tomorrow (RED BANK-Mrs. Jane Runge county road, like Broad St., the :he crossing In January, 1964. yesterday. ther of Mrs. Lois Sommers of The governor and the leaders at 8:3ft a.m. from McGee Funeral of 126 Harrison Ave. and her freeholders are asked to approw In June the Public'Utilities Com- Mr. and.Mrs Patrick Shine, 12 Oceanport. are afraid that these problems Home, Newark, N. J,, to Our two children were bumped and the plans too. II approval comi mission ordered the installation Barker Ave., Shrewsbury Town- Born in Staten Island, N.Y., may result in a lack of sufficient shaken when their car overturned Lady ot Good Counsel Catholic through, the borough installs th< nd set the deadline. ship, a daughter yesterday. Mr. Westbrook had lived here votes to put over the bill, come and slid about 30 feet on its top Church there, where a Requiem light, and final state approval Now, said Councilman Wood- Mr. and Mrs. John Detlart, 7, nine years. He was sales man- Monday. on Harding Rd. last night. High Mass will be offered at 9 comes with the inspection of the ward, Borough Attorney Patrick West Highland Ave., Atlantic ager for Faulkner Mills Co. of In the rest of the state, the Sgt. Alonzo Curchin, who in- o'clock. Burial will be in Immac- finished product. . McGann, a Monmouth County Highlands, a daughter yesterday. New York City. -counties will get the following vestigated, said Mrs. Runge was Besides his daughter, he is sur- ulate Conception Cemetery, Mont- Mr. Schlimmeyer said the re- assemblyman, has been asked to Mr. and Mrs. James Walling, 1 senators: Passaic, 2; Bergen, 4; blinded by an oncoming car's vived by his wife, Mrs. Violet claiir. quirements for the traffic study rge the state to rush its traffic South End Ave,, East Keansburg, beautiful Monuments bright lights at 7:05 p.m. the Westforook; another daughter, have also changed. Red Bank light plan and to. urge the rail- a son yesterday. We always cany a witf) selec- wheels got caught in a rut and Mrs. Janet Ares of Staten Is initiated its application with a road to defer its operation of CHARLES F. WARD tion of monuments Mid Mtkers HENDERSON MONUMENTS I the car flipped. land; a brother, Cariton A. West- ajmpie eight-hour traffic count he crossing gates. MANALAPAN - Charles F. . . . beautiful, permanent and brook of Beaumont, Tex., and expertly carved. All are guaran- Eit. im which may no longer be accept- The latter course would re- Ruling Delayed Ward, 72, of Englishtown Rd. When Mariner 4 flies near Mars four grandchildren. teed. Consult us without oWitt- DIAL 747-4887 able to the state. luire the railroad to tiring back died Wednesday in Monmouth I in July, 1965, if all goes well The Meehan Funeral Home, tion. Monuments - Morken "We'll start all over again if the watchman to his post at the On Sign Appeal Medical Center, Long Branch. He I the craft will measure radiation, Jprmg Lake Heights, is in dharge was the father of Edward M. Cemetery Uttering we have to," he said. West Bergen PI. crossing. Tht faatiMff of tnttk Convenient Term test the Martian atmosphere and RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The rf arrangements. Ward of Freehold. M$ tunpu* take pictures. Zoning Board of Adjustment last Born in Bayonne, Mr. Ward had sne mile, occasionally near zero night reserved decision as to MONTGOMERY INFANT lived here 20 years. He was a Weather in heavier rain or fog into this whether a Pepsi^Cola sign on the NEW SHRBWISBURY-Jo Ann retired electrician and an Army FOR ANY OCCASION New Jersey: Periods of rain afternoon, gradually improving Family Circle Store parking lot Montgomery, three-roonths-old veteran of World War I. this morning, followed by gradual later this afternoon to over five Rt. 36 will have to be lowered daughter of Price and Mary Ann Besides his son, he is survived HONEY BEE FLOWERS clearing this afternoon or by miles tonight and Saturday. The existing ordinance calls Montgomery, 11 Cherry St., died by his wife, Mrs. Ruth Ward; JOHN VAN KIRK & SON evening. Cool today with high in TIDES for a maximum height of 15 feet. RUSSELL T. HODGKISS yesterday at home. three grandchildren, .and four 85 Cooper Rd,, Middletown off Rt. 35 upper 48s to low 50s. Clear and Sandy Hook This sign stands about 25 feet In addition to her parents, the great-grandchildren. . at 464 BROAD STREET quite cool tonight with season- Today — High 3:05 p.m. and high. A setback of 50 feet from nfant is survived by a twin Services will be tomorrow from Headon'j Corner 741-0319 SHREWSBURY able temperatures, highs ranging w 9:23 p.m. the street line is required. The irother, John Allen Montgomery, the C.H.T. Clayton and Son Fu- Convenient Terms H7-2SM from mid 50s to low 60s. Tomorrow - High 3:22 a.m. present sign is 43 feet back. and a sister, Cathy Gail Mont- neral Home, Adelphia, with Rev. 741-4020 MARINE md 4:07 p.m. and low 9:55 a.m. In other business, Phillip Doug- gomery, and her maternal grand- John D. Merwin officiating. Buri- Cape May to Block Island: nd 10:19 p.m. lass, 2 Walter Dr., Hazlet, was parents, Mr. and Mrs. Preston al will be in Old Tennent Ceme- RtHabit Sine* If27 Northeast to east winds today in- Sunday — High 4:25 a.m. and granted a variance to erect an . Williams, this place. tery. BY WIRE ANYWHERE creasing to 15, occasionally 20 02 p.m. and low 10:45 a.m. and attached garage on his property. The funeral will be tomorrow knots. Northerly 15 knots tonight ,:I3 p.m. The board will hold an ad- at 10 a.m. in St. Pawl's Baptist and north to northwest 15-20 For Red Bank and Rumson journed meeting April 22 on an Church, Red Bank. Burial will knots Saturday: Cloudy with rain ridge, add two hours; Sea application jy Raritan Bay Area be in Monmouth Memorial Park, into this afternoon, with some Iright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Junior Chamber of Commerce •Jew Shrewsbury, under the di- clearing by evening. Fair tonight ranch, deduct 15 minutes; High- to sponsor circps at J. M. •eotion of the F. Leon Harris and Saturday. Visibility less than inds bridge, add 40 minutes. Fields Plaza parking lot, Rt. 35. nineral Home, Red Bank. . The Adams Memorial Home Worden Funeral Home Successor to Mount Memorial Home John E. Day I; A perjoitaliied momimenf, carved ol itlecr Bom 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK Granite, can iay more ttian many wordi. See our IIdisplay of lorre Guild Monuments, backed by the FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL HOME Day and Night Phone . . . ||liduirry'i itroig.it m»nam«iit 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank 747-0557 LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., Inc. 310 tread Sfrnf Rtd lank, N. J. C. SIDUN.Mgr. 747-0332 ||Wall and Locuit, W. Long Branch 222-0300 MANCH OFFICE AND DISPLAY Oppoiitt Molly PUelier Inn HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. MONMOUTH MONUMENT CO. IIHEADDENS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN 747 > 3810 THE DAILY REGISTER 9, 196&-3 Battle (Continued) ing citizen and a prominent mem- ber of the Bar Association. Calls It 'Sneak Attack' "This sneak attack was done by design and. with malice. Mr. Cioffi knew that Mr. Aikins would be away this week on ac- tive duty with the U.S. Navy. "When Mr. Cioffi asked to dis- cuss Mr, Aikin's fees, he agreed to do so at the conference meet- ing of April 13th when Mr. Aikins could be present. His article, ALTERNATE PLAN — AHantic Highland* GOP campaign manager Dominick A. Caruso last night presented -HiTs April 5th, in Monday's Long architect1! drawing for Republican Olub consideration « alternate plan to Borough Council'* proposal for muni- Branch Daily Record, shows how cipal complex. Edward G. Walder, club official, »*timated the alternate cost at about $35,000 to $50,000 — for he keeps his word. "I want you, the citizens of revamping of municipal offices and police facilities, combining borough hall and adjacent grocery store. Borough Long Branch, to know that Mr. Council proposal would include new municipal building, library, police station and fire house at cost tentatively Aikins as city attorney is charg- estimated at less than $350,000, ing the fees agreed upon when he was hired by the council for After more debate, Mr. Curren plan calls for utilization of bor- And I'm in a position to give a two year term ending June GOP Split withdrew his motion. ough-owned land. The present an opinion on these things. I 30th of this year. His conduct 'Down Throats' municipal building would be ren- have the experience and I've and charges were proper and as (Continued) Before presentation of the al- ovated, without any additions, lived here all my life." agreed. They contended that the ques- ternate building plan, Mr. Wald- except for a grocery store ad- The meeting was adjourned on- "Mr. Cioffi knows this, yet he tion put to the governing body er assured members that "Coun- jacent to the building. til Monday at 8:30 p.m. to give would have you believe otherwise. •and candidate Earle was: , cil can't jam this down our Expires the membership a chance to de- He is trying to bemirch this fine "Will you make a statement throats, because of the mechan- Mr. Caruso said the present cide whether to adopt the alter- SOMETHING TO GROW — In a preview of what's to happen in all Ocean Town- man's reputation for personal that the proposal will go to ref- ics of government procedure." lease on the store expires next native plan for presentation to gain. I believe the first duty ship public and parochial schools today,- spruce seedlings are presented attha Wana- erendum?" He explained that if the gov- year. council. of every elected official is to be massa School to Sharon Krengel, 6, of 305 Lincoln Dr., left, and Shell! Ravine, 6, of 'Might Be' erning body adopts an ordinance The alternate proposal does When asked what action the completely honest and truthful. the "people don't like, all they not include a library. However, And the reply: "It the sitaa- olub will take if Mayor and Coun- 1507 Birch Ave., both of Wanamassa, by Charles F. Shaw, Jr., chairman of the Shads Let the record be set straight have to do is get a petition of Mr. Caruso indicated the vacant cil persists in its study of the :ion is such—at the time the plan Tra» Commission. Others, left to right, are: Edward German, superintendent of IOW!" 15 per cent of the taxpayers de- gas company building on First municipal complex—as stated by is presented to the public—there manding a referendum on the Ave. could be utilized to house Mr. Motigan-^Mr. Katz said he schools; Joseph Palaia, principal of Wanamasta School, and John F. Abel, a Shade Calls Him 'Sniper' might possibly be a referen- declared, "Yes. It's existing trees as possible and the wrapped around the seedlings. defeat. centers. public and parochial school chil- The opposition comes out—and would cost $35,000. But with air a matter of record." planting of more trees. Each child will get a seedling, Stating that the published the for's stay home," he de- conditioning, it could be $45,000, Since Mr. Bolduc took his dren here today to celebrate "In (his way, it will be possible Mr. Shaw said, and the varieties figures had been checked with On the subject of the library, clared. and "speaking pessimistically, chamber of commerce post, he Arbor Day. to retain the ibeauty of our com- include blue Colorado spruce, the city auditor, Mr. Cioffi noted Mr. Caruso stated that (he pres- has worked with police and the A plea was Issued by Council' $50,000," Mr. WaMer added. Charles F. Shaw,'chairman of munity that attracted so many of Dakota and white spruce from that hs did not question the ent building at the north end Municipal Court to make Red men Edmond J. Caputo, Elbert He claimed that council's plan the Shade Tree Commission, said our residents to make their homes Montana. amounts of the legal fees, only of First Ave. which houses the Bank a leader in the fight against A. Frimpter and John A. Joslin would result in the loss of $48,000 yesterday that "we know of no here." Arbor Day in New Jersey has that fees were being paid re- post office and library, Is not shoplifting. peatedly for standardized items. for "unity—a chance to study this in ratables wMJe the alternate owned by him, but his sisters. better way to commemorate Ar- Mr. Shaw said that John Abel, been officially set for Friday, The chamber has set up a tele- —and stop fighting among our- bor Day than to try in this way to a tree expert who is a member April 30. Most schools, munici- Turning to the mayor he of- He was asked if council had phone alerting system that quick- selves." instill an interest in the preser- of the Shade Tree Commission, palities and shade tree units, fered congratulations because approached him, "as an expert ly informs its member merchants builder, to examine the present vation of trees in our children." has prepared simple instructions however, usually pick a date that this was the "first time in a long On the heels of a motion by Little Silver when a shoplifter is known to be time you have had the courage municipal building before going The chairman stated that "For for the planting and care of the is convenient, sometime during Mr. Curren to withdraw club (Continued) operating here. It also works the past 10 years, the Shade Tree seedlings, which can be planted this month, for local observances. to stand up and speak." support of Mayor Morgan, Mr. out and drawing a new plan." tate to prevent having a class continuously to educate store- Earle and Mr. Kozak, club mem- Mr. Caruso retorted: keepers on methods of detecting, More Chan 2,000 scientists are ber Jack F. X. Finn called for study the same subject during "Nobody asked me anything, governing body the new unit is the final period of every school apprehending and prosecuting formed and that it is ready to employed by West German photo- immediate adjournment to "avoid 1 shoplifters. Recently a shoplift- Rumson Asks Cleanup Day graphic firms for research and a precipitous action now that we day, "when the children prob- take up community projects in ably are tired." ing seminar here drew hundreds the interest of the borough. development. - may regret later," "I don't know of any other Burglars Hit of merchants from this and sur- New Bids In Marlboro school system in this area which rounding communities. Institute Speaker uses a sohedule like this," Mr. The county records system will Vanderhoof told the board. Food Market be an additional curb to the prac- On Building Tomorrow tice, aiding police and magis- In February, when the study HOLMDEL - Burglars carted OTMSON - The Borough Coun- trates in rounding up the profes- MARLBORO — Tomorrow will committee made its report, Mr. off $371 in cash and merchandise cil ruled last night it will read- ional pilferers, Mr. Bolduc said. be "Spring Cleaning Day" here. Vanderhoof indicated he would from Bahrenburg's Food Market vertise for bids for work which Mayor Walter C. Grubb, Jr., oppose departmentalization here. here Wednesday night, state po- would renovate the former tele- announced last night that two Seven of the eight seventh and lice, Keyport barracks, reported GIRL MISSING phone building on Center St. to township trucks would be avail eighth grade teachers also op- yesterday. MONMOUTH BEACH - Police a police headquarters, municipal able to tour the community to posed any change from the self- Investigating Trooper William Chtef Charles Hornbostel re- court and civil defense office. pick up Items for the dump. contained classroom, according Doyle said thieves entered the ported this morning that Mary Council received bids for the If it rains tomorrow, the may- to the superintendent. Hdmdel Rd. store through a win- Catherine Leonard, 17, of 43 Val- work March 25. At a special ses- or added, the cleanup will be The reorganization study was dow on the east side of the build- entine St., is missing. sion March 27 it rejected all bids. postponed until Saturday, April ordered last July after several ing. They broke the glass, he ex The chief said the girl's father, In other borough business, 24. parents told the board depart- plained, then reached in and John Leonard, reported that the council appointed John Blass of Also, as part of the mayor's re- mentalization would make the opened the window lock. Itst lime she was teeri' was Center St. a special officer. port, came the letters from transition from the local school Owner John H, Bahrenburg April ]. /..t Fred Puehlfuerst,' president of Dwight R.,.6. Palmer, state high- system to Red Bank High School said entry was made sometime She was described as being the newly-formed, Rumson-tFair way commissioner, expressing easier for borough students. between 6 p.m. Wednesday and 5 feet 6 inches, weighing 120 Haven Jaycees chapter, told the interest in the needed improve- Little Silver is the only Red 7 a.m, yesterday. He told Troop- pounds and having blue eyes, ment of the Rts. 520 and 79 inter- Bank High School sending dis- er Doyle that $45 was taken along light brown hair. When last seen section. Hie state engineer will trict which does not have a de- with several cartons of cigar- she was wearing black reversible communicate directly with the partmentaliied system in its two ettes and miscellaneous merchan- ski jacket, regal blue stretch township regarding the matter. upper grades. dise.' pants and white gym shoes. Loner Insurance Sidney O. Young, Jr., business administrator, has found a way to lower the insurance rates on Alfred E. Driscoll both the township hall and Hie municipal offices. the key WEST LONG BRANCH - Al- As part of Mr. Young's report, fred E. Driscoll, former governor he announced that the $47,000 of New Jersey and now president invested last fall was Joined by to o more and director of Warner-Lambert an additional $56,000 invested this Pharmaceutical Company, will be past week. And then yesterday, Hie keynote speaker on "State- according to the business ad- Local Government Interrelation- livable home Unlock th« door to ministrator, an additional $250,000 ships" at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow was invested, making a grand comfort, more convenience, at the Monmoulh College Govern- total of $353,000 earning interest LOTS OF ROOM — Magistrate's Court Cleric Frank L. more satisfaction. Sot M ment Institute ait the college. at present. is Palaia surveys his new office in the Long Branch City for svggos- The amount these Investments Hall Annex. Mr. Palaia will move from his present of- could earn would total over $9,- t ions and ad* Abandons Car, fice fn city hall into the new two-room quarters Monday. 009. That is four times the Inter- vice cm ways Gets Arrested est expected when the budget was MODERNIZING introduced. tomakeyowr LONG BRANCH — John Dunn, •mp 2i37i«f jour neighbors The township rabies clinic was 28, of 126 Laurel St., was arrested City Court Clerk Gets home more livable (piety set last night for the first and h nn at 5:35 p.m. yesterday for third Saturdays in June. end economically. abandoning a car in the city. Council approved licenses for He was released on $50 bail for the women's auxiliaries of both New Office in Annex a court appearance Monday. the Marlboro and Robertsville Mr. Dunn had been scheduled [LONG BRANCH - Court Clerk ter. A portion of the outer of- fire companies. The Marlboro to appear in court yesterday. Frank L, Palaia and Police Chief fice will also be used as a wait- women will hold their program When he failed to show up, magi Thomas M. Pesano have been ing area. June 5, followed June 26 by the strate Stanley Cohen issued a friendly yet cramped neighbors Prior to the move into his ADD-A-ROOM Robertsville function. bench warrant for him and he for the past year and a half. On present quarters a year and a Mod home* CM boSt»lhat a room addi- CESTML JERSEY BANK Monday, they will say good-bye half ago, the court clerk's office was picked up by Detectives k fion con bt easfy mad* to Ineraaw Bving Alex Rota and Albert H. Tyler. to each other as Mr. Palaia had merely been a desk in the Gty Tenure moves into his new office In the police department's section of space. Sees an oddtfoa can be tmd for a City Hall Annex and Chief Pes- CitSty Hall. number of d&emrf papotts. Seem for a ano reclaims the present clerk's Sought Boom feNUlilMisofttit Plan Urged office. When Stanley Cdhen became Since Mr. Palaia moved Into magistrate a little less that a the office, formerly used by the year ago, he immediately sought By Celli ohief and the members of the more working room for his clerk. IXJNG BRANCH - Michael G. detective bureau, and adjacent to The room will be remodeled be- NEW KITCHEN Celli, one of 12 candidates for Jheir office now, both the clerk fore the detective bureau begins the three councifaen-aMarge and the chief have expressed a active use of it and it is be- A -modern kitchen complete with aH tha seats at stake in *he May II desire for more space for their lieved that the room wilt be used wojk-mvmg convtabncM will odd a great City Council election, yesterday respective departments. either for filing or for interroga- deal to ilw Mioymmf of yew beam. Sw called for the establishment of a That complaint has ended. The tion. m for a {M estimate for remodefogyou r tenure system in local schools. furniture and files of the court The fixing up of the old an- kad Mr. Celli said that "after a clerk's office are being shuttled nex cellar was approved by City teacher completes a two or three across to the new two-room suite Manager James F. Roosevelt and year probationary period he today. Earlier this week the the City Council. Workmen from should be protected from dis- phones were installed in the the department of beaches and missal, demotion or suspension, room, previously used for stor- public property have been busy except for adequate cause as de- age. working for tlhe past two weeks ENCLOSED PORCH 'ined by law. Instead of being GOOD THINGS FROM THE SEA! Two Reasons to have the rooms ready for An old, open porch can y employed for just one school Mr. Palaia's arrival Monday. For the finest Lobster and all kinds of According to Mr. Palaia, the wiHi glau In wmter, and tm*i m summer. year at a time, a teacher on move was necessary for two ba- Public works director O'Neill Hem u on kteal way to gofa additional If* Sea Food you've ever tasted, visit tenure should be employed as sis reasons. The first is the ob- said the entire cost of the oper- iae ••••!!' Baker's Lobster Shanty! Strictly fresh, long as he is competent and his vious need for more space. "We ation came to $629. He said this fc>flipoc» in your home. SeewforWwft. matoofewt and beautifully served in a lively, salty, services are satisfactory." were working in a very small figure includes the putting In of secfaring atmosphere, literally on the The candidate, who is a postal office and the court has gotten steps from outside the building water, Manasquari River, where it meets worker for tlhe city, said that the so big that we were forced to down to the office, electrical wir- the sea! For a delicious, informal din- people of Long Branch must real- move," said the olerk. ing, wall boards, the vinyl floor, ner and a wonderful evening, visit. . . ize that "education and progress Public Works Director James the outside door, material for go hand in hand" and that if T. O'Neill said the new office the counter, paint and cement. NO DOWN r • Attic Rwnu • Modira KffdiM there is to be excellence, in ed- consists of 370 square feet, more He noted that it would feave cost • Rooting, siding • Modim Boiftroom • Plumbing-moling ucation, there must be good work- than twice the footage of the $600 alone to put in the steps if • Room Additions * Port* Enclouirai • Masonry ing conditions, adequate salaries, the work had been dona by a PAYMENT present office. • Dmin • Oengt'BiMiwiiy sound retirement systems, well The second reason for Ihe move private concern. IPBSFER planned insurance programs, and was to insure privacy for those Along wilh his new office, Mr. time and tuition refunds for in- who wish to speak with the olerk Palaia will receive other helpful service training.' alone. The old quarters was made items including'three new chairs 1st PAYMENT He praised the teachers of up of just one room, while the for people waiting to talk with MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. Long Branch for their knowledge new one will have a room for him, a new typewriter, a new sum AUGUST HIGHWAY .35 AT HEOOONS CORNER. MI0DUTOWN M CHANNEL DRIVB, POINT PL1A8ANT BEACH TW »-tl» of and enthusiasm for the sub- Mr. Palaia himself and a sepa- desk, a safe which he got last jects they teach as well as their rate room for his two adminis- year but has never had room to 741-5040 — 776-6600 — 892-2600 OPEN • •'fijiap' CUKIDMOMDAW liking for an understanding of trative assistants, Mrs. Angela use, and a new electric adding UP TO 20 YRS. TO PAY people. Shanaphy and Ceraldine Sylves- machine. ; LOCAL SECURITIES Bridge Column Quotation* from NASD «i Approximately 3:00 p.m. Bid* are Inter- dealer prices. Prices identified by • are inter-dealer asked prices. By ALFRED SHEINWOU) Inter-dealer quotations do not include retail markup, markdown or '•' Today's college students learn commission. Other asked prices have been adjusted upward to that it's better to have friend The Hand include approximate markup. than to have money in the bank. BANKS This isn't in any book; the stu- dents have to find it out for them- North dealer Dlv. Bid Asked selves when they play in the an- Neither side vulnerable Belmar-Wall National 3.00 150 NORTH Central Jersey Bank* 11% n% nual Intercollegiate Bridge Tour- * Q Eatontown National Bank 26 nament, 9 Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 150 the ace of diamonds, and returns 0 QJ1093 People National Bank of Lakewood 160 to his hand by ruffing another * 10 Sea Bright National 1.25 82 heart. Then he draws trumps North East South Wtft Trust Co, of Ocean County 51 Pass Pass 4 4 AH Pas.' but has to run himself out »| INDUSTRIAL m trumps in the process. When Opening lead — V K South gives up a diamond trick Aero Research he can never get back to his Alkon Industries Brockway* own hand. Down two. Family Circle Best Friend of diamonds. Declarer still has two trumps, so is not worried Laird The right sort of college stu about any return. When East re- Monmouth Capital (x) 9 dent knows that diamonds are Monmouth Electric turns a heart, South ruffs and a feller's best friend. It's better Monmouth Park* still has a trump to keep control. to be loaded with diamonds than N. J. Natural Gas* (x) Cash He leads out his good dia- to have money in the bank (or Rowan monds, and West can take the 8? high trumps). Spiral Metal high trump whenever he likes. U. S. Homes After ruffing the second round South will then take the rest, Walter Reade • Sterling of hearts, South must lead a dia- losing only one heart, one dia- Winslow Tel. if mond to dummy's ace and over- mond, and one trump. (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock take the queen of spades with the king. South continues with DAILY QUESTION the ace and jack of spades, get- Partner opens with one spade, ting up West's ten. and the next player passes. You South then knocks out the king hold: Spades—10 7 4 2. Hearts— A K 6. Diamonds— 8 5. Clubs— Q J 9 3. What do you say? Sportswear Firm Successful Answer; Bid two clubs, intend- Hit By Burglary ng to raise spades at your next turn. This shows 11 or 12 points, HIGHLANDS — Burglars stole Progressive Life Insurance Company Mural shows the historic landmarks of the State of New Jersey, Done by th« merchandise and equipment val- too much for a single raise but liivrslin artist, Hoyt Howard, it has a Northern Red Oak, the Eastern Gold Finch, and the Purple Violet,' all State Symbol*. ued at $1,780 from Atlantic not quite enough for an immedi- ate jump to three spades. Sportswear Manufacturing Co., On the right are six photographs of the historic landmarks oi New Jersey. Among them are Old Christ,Church, Roger E, Spear here, sometime Tuesday night, For Shamvold's 36-page book- By ROGER E. SPEAR let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,' Nassau Hall, Twin Lights, Old Queens of Rutgers, Morven,. the governor's official residence, and the last covered police Chief Howard Monahan Q) "I am a boy 19 years old. send 50 cents to Bridge Book, monwealth Edison, RCA, Gil- bridge in the State. In the center is the symbolic seal of Progressive Life Insurance Company's Seal of Protection. June 1963 I was in an automo- reported. Red Bmk Register, Box 3318, ]ete—and I am new looking to- bile accident. After hospital bills 1 , ' ... . • ' Gaining entrace from the firm's Grand Central Station, New York ward the range of low-priced and such, I came out with a good parking lot through a side win- 17, N. Y. stocks. However, many of these, dow, thieves removed 160 trench financial settlement. I would like such as Transition and Loral coats, raincoats, top coats, ski your help In investing $25,000 of Corp., do not appear to pay any Cancer, which claims the lives this money." S. O. jackets, a checkwriter and a ft about 300,000 Americans a dividends. Does this mean there Progressive Life Insurance Co., telewriter. ear, is the nation's second larg- A) I am sorry about your ac- is no return for an Investment? "ttie break at the Navesink est killer. cident,, but since you appear to Are they only speculative or Ave. plant was discovered at 7 be fully recovered I'm pleased to does one hold these for invest- t.m. Wednesday when owner Car- see you start life with a sub- ment?" House Hunting! It's open sea- W. H. opens "New" Home Office men Caruso, Red Bank, opened stantial amount of capital, A) I do most earnestly advise son in the Daily Register Classi- lor business. Chief Monahan is Since you are a minor, you you to continue to buy medium- Investigating. fied now. cannot buy stocks directly, but priced stocks of good quality. must arrange for a custodian— Benefits Plan. either of your parents or anyone After a 15-year bull market, Your Borne Is Where Your Heart is t)AILY CROSSWORD most stocks selling at a low price Originating here, in Monmouth Coun- wisusi lauHfi else y,ou can trust—to make the ty we are happy that today we arc ACROSS 3. Join 21.Fire- tmaam uuisua purchases in his name as cus- are very speculative. The two And Our Heart and Hoine Are Here opening our' "new" offices and with 1. Touch end 4. Senator placo IIBWI43 0DHISH todian under the Uniform Gift stocks you mention offer no re- our expanding business we hope to to end Kennedy shelf to Minors Act, which is opera- turn on your Investment and none offer even greater oportunittes to peo- 5. Performs 6. An 23. Raw seems likely in the near future. The original foundations of the Pro- Agents. This business expansion made ple in the area. 9. Make appendage mineral tive in your state. gressive Life Insurance Co. dates it necessary for us to modernize our amends tot «. Altered 24. Chop naranr.iw gmsm At your age, I would buy the It is always possible for a low- back to the turn of the century. building and to improve our working 7. Indian's 26.BlbU. BSHH11B strongest possible growth stocks, priced stock—which has previ- Thanks to our fine employees and our conditions. Cordially, cal 3JMIJ1 HB HHH liko Mrtto shelter which can subsfcantilly enhance ously sold higher—to make a re- good Wends we have grown from a Progressive Life Insurance Company &Aseasonlag tribe asisraa SIIHEIH 12. Firm SODIUM maraus your capital over the years covery, but I think the risks in modest beginning doing business only offers a complete Circle of Insurance 18> Canadian 9, Nincom- ^En- in New Jersey to where we have ex. Protection. It offers — Family and rage ahead. most instances outweight the pos- emblem. poop sibilities of gain. panded our business covering the Individual Hospital and Surgical Plans. 1*. A rod for 14. French 81. Chal- •tatain-t taira I suggest Avon Products, Bris- Eastern Seaboard. Commercial Income Plans. Guaran- roasting pronoun dean 37. River to tol-Myers, Texas Utilities, Com- They cannot usually be regard- teed Renewable Income Plans. Blan. city Little did we realize when we moved t 17. Therefore .Moselle monwealth Life Insurance, and ed as investments and without into this building in 1946 that we would ket Medical Plans. Franchise. Hos- l&Brutliaa 82. Sudanla «9«iM sound and well-informed help, I palm Eastman Kodak. ' currently have over 400 employees in pital and Sucgical Plans. Franchise President and- ' 16. Trace 40. Matures Q) "Alter buying some blue think you should avoid them. the Hwne Office, Field and General , Income plans', Temporary Disability SO. Shinto IftKft* < S& Indefinite 4),'lfetwork' •- Chairman of the Board. Gradlon'a article chips-ohoderately priced stocks Robert Shear's new 48-page temple 43. Affirmative Guide to Successful Investing is 82. French capital 85. Freight reply like American Cyanamid, Com- river - 20. Resort 88. Silly «, Equip now ready. For your copy, clip 23. Exclama- this notice and send $1 with your 1 Z 6 6 1 0 tion name and address to Roger E. TRIBUTE TO BUILDERS AND CRAFTSMEN WHO DID THE RECONSTRUCTION 35. Minute aWn Y/< Prices Rally, Spear, care of Red Bank Regis- 10 opening* ter, Box 1618, Grand Central Sta- We are indeed indebted to the many fine firms who helped make this "new " building possible. We are particu- 27. Terrible 12 IS tion, New York, N. Y. 10017. 89. From: Reflect Tone larly proud of the work that the builders and craftsmen listed below did' in our behalf. prefix rt V 15 China is the most populous na- 80. Cougar V //< % Of Events tion in the world today, with In- S4.R«cent K» 17 10A 13 85.1nvet<"-ate NEW YORK (AP) - The dia following as the world's sec- % VA % stock market yesterday put on ARVBVE, INC. PARKWAY APPLIANCE CENTER S7.Scor 20 n 25 ond largest nation. 89.ClO9t -A its best rally in six weeks as Office Equipment and Furniture Kitchen Equipment 42. Marshal VS V, the pace of trading grew con- PASSAIC, N. J. 44. Scope V 'ia LONG BRANCH, N. J. % % siderably livelier. India, with a 1964 population of 45. Agricultwy 29 30 SI S2. 31A 34 468.5 million, gains an additional al student: Volume rose to 5.76 million PAUL CHESTER & SONS ^t shares from 4.44 million Wednes- 10 million people each year. E. D. BRAY U.S. slang 55 3f/t6 46. Inflow day and was the largest since Roofers ORGANIZED IN 1890 , - " _ ^ 47." to J7 39 41 March 15 when 6.01 million shares LONG BRANCH, N. J. Painting 1 h Let? changed hands. Market MAPLEW0OD, N. J. ^AM 48. Web-footed Kl « V The popular stock market av- Yesterdays closing stocks: Urds erages made their best gains BURLINGTON ELEVATORS, INC. A ACP Ind Int Bus Mch 45S 61 PERCY GRAY , DOWN 45 V 4b since Feb. 24. Adams El Int Hirv W Elevators • LTJpon The Dow Jones Industrial Av- Air Prod Int Nick S5 . NEW YORK, N. Y. . . Carpets •• , Z South A 48 Air Reduo Int Paper 33H 47 erage advanced 4.96 to 897.90. Allcg Cp Int TelaVTel 59 American Allfg Lud I-T-E CW Brk 45=54 RED BANK, N. J. liberator '^ Among factors oited by an- Alleg Pw Johns Man 61'4 Allied CU Jone» Jk L KM COAST SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS alysts for the better action on Aim Cbal Joy Mtg RED BANK ELECTRIC, INC. Wall Street were the moderate Alcoa Kaiser Al 3OT4 Duct Work Am Altlln Kennecott 102 ' Electrical Contractors .'".'" tone of President Johnson's Am Brk 8tl ear, Am Can Hoppers ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. speech last night on Viet Nam, Am Cynn K SS 81% . .'• ' RED. BANK, N;J. Am M Fdy Kroger 40!. a flow of Improving income re- Am Mot Leh Port 0 18 5 rate of 3l/ per cent from 4 par Cols P»> Pa Pw&Lt 38H 2 Colum Oal Pa RR 45 H OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS visit cent was cited as a bullish factor Coml Solv Pepsi Cola 76 Con Edls Perkln Elm 53 both in the stock and the bond Cont Can Pllzer 5611 Mainstay market. Both U. S. government Coop Bes Phil El 30 Jos%h J. Sear, President Joseph J. Sear, Chairman of the Board Com Pd Plilll Pet 53 « and corporate bonds rose. Corning O Pit steel 164 Crn Zell 513', Pub Sr B4Q 40 William H. Frank, Executive Vice President and General Counsel Ayres, Stymley G. Heggie* John P. Cruc 811 Pullm«n 46 Curllss Wr Pure Oil SO Deere I RCA 33 % Lester H. Grubman, Vice President—Finance and Underwriting No need to be wondering about Del & Hud 19' Reading Co Barbour, James R. Horowitz, James Egg Market Denl Sup 47 21% Ttenub Stl 43H DOUR Alrc 35' RevJon a mortgage loan 1 Stop in soon NEW YORK (AP) - (USDA) Dow Chem 28- 43'1 William J. Huggan, Vice President and Comptroller . Fleming, George G. Huggan, William J. Dress Ind 42 Iteyn Met 38% ^olesale egg offerings gen- Du Pont 77H Rey Tob 39 V and let us arrage a loan Duq U 38!; RDh Controll con-. erally adequate and closely held. East Kod 237 St Jos Lead «« John P. Heggie, Vice President—Agency Frank, William H. KirmB, Albert H. Demand good yesterday. End John 35(1 St Reg Pap 35>i venient to you 1 8rl« Lick 15H Sears Roeb 64 % New York spot quotations fol- Firestone Shell Oil S7"i George G. Fleming, Vice President—Policyholder Relations Frank, Wflliam S. Levin, Woodrow W. I-THC Cp Sinclair B3 low: Ford Mot 43 Smith, AO 33 "t Mixed Colors Gen Accept 60% Socony 83% James Horowitz, Secretary Gen Cigar 86»i Sou rac 38 '4 Grubman, Lester H. Tucker, James C. Standards 3142!4; checks 27-28. Gen Dynam Sou Ry 58'i Gen Blec «Hi Sperry Rd 13 V, Whites Gen Frts Slit Brand 10T4 Milton Grubman, Treasurer Grubman, Milton Warwick, W. Robert Extra fancy heavy weight (47 Gen Motors 102* Std Oil Cal Mainstay Federal Savings den Pub lit 83 Std Oil NJ 78 ' lbs. min.) 36>/5-38!4; fancy medi- G TeliEl 1M Studebaker 6 Qen Tire Texaco 75 um (41 lbs. average) 33-36; fancy Ga Pac Cp ^ Tel o Sul er% nillKte 22", Textron heavy weight (47 lbs. min.) 35- Glen Aid 61 36"/2; medium (40 lbs. average) Good rich MM Tldewnt Oil 99 Goodyear 3 264 - 9828 — 787 • 0066 — 787 • 9676 Marshall, Margaret Meisinger, ganelli, Ruth Matena, Nancy Holly Moremen, Daren Neglia, Free Parking Maxon, Rick McCoranack, Joan Nancy Osborne, Jim Phillips, Miele, Stewart Miller, Virginia In Three Days Alice Polehinke, Mark Roman- Mitchell, Colleen Mulhern, Jef- ski, Solomon Gary, and Mary frey Nail, Elizabeth Noto, Nan- Tortorici. Leonardo Terminal cy Paris, Patricia Rick, Heidi CHARTER Average of 85 per cent ol bet- Ronan, Vicki Rowse, Doreen R.T. Fare ter: Schubel, Suzanne Scola, Stephen 291 • 9623 SERVICE Grade 12: Jeanne Anderson, Scott, Sandra Seeley, Maxine Si- Thousands of $2.30 N.Y.C. AVAILABLE Carol Auer, Peggy Baldwin, Mau- mon, Chris Skardzius, Mary So- PHONE reen Barton, Linda Bassi, Nor- oolchik, Laurena Sweeney, Mary $2.00 Newark 1291-1300 roa Binder, Barbara Bolger, Ame- Sweeney, Mary Szablewicz, 291.1300 lia Braun, Peter Bruckmann, Ro- Pamela Terry, Yvonne Walt, Bet- 1291 -9o23, salia Bulvanoski, Carole Burk- ty Wendland, Thomas White, Art Enthusiasts View Free Parking hardt, Paul Carew, John Cesar, Cynthia Whiteman, Sherry Willi- Sandra Chronic, Evie Coleman, ford. Dana Collinson, Alan Crescenzi, Grade 10: Joan Barrett, Bar- Barry Danielson, Charles Diet- bara Bennett, Barbara Blakeley, rich, Fran Eaton, Barbara En Tom Boesch, Bruce Campbell, gel, Gary Escandon, Daniel Fish Richard Cheney, Gerald Clericu- Vincent Price Collection NEW YORK*KEANSBURG er, Barbara Fontana, Susan Fra- zio, Sue Cook, Jo Ann Correia, cassi, Jacqueline Frisco, Con- Arthur Coughlin, Jonathan Cox, LONG BRANCH BUS LINE stance Giger, Amy Goerl, Lorna Dora Cragg, Sue Cre'ntz, Ralph GrabowsW, Jim Gregory, Robert Cucinelli, Leslie Dalton, Terry 767-00*6 • 75 Beocbvoy, Keoiulu* • 787-9676 Guido Eileen Haekett, Jack Har- Dietrich, Peggy Dorn, Linda rison, BobW Haughk, Kathryji Flores, Judi Grennari, Gaylord of Fine Art Hansen, Ronald Harrison, Clau- dia Heck, Jonathan Heller, San-

-LEGAL NOTICE KOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATK'S COURT Notice to Creditor! to Preient Clalim Anlait E»t»to ESTATE OP FRED H. STROEBEL, DECEASED. Pursuant to the order of DONALD J CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate o! the County of Monmouth, this day made, on the application of the undersigned, Gladya H. stroebel, BOHB Executrix of the estate ot the said Fred R. Btroe- be« deceaied, notice ts hereby given to t*e creditors or said deceased to present to the laid. Sote Bucutlrl their claims under oath within six montiis from this date. Dated: March 25th, 1965 DISAPPEARING GLADYS M, 8TROBBEL CYPRESS SPLIT H2 SllvenrlrH Avenue, ATTIC STAIRS Little Silver, New Jersey Sole Executrix Messrs. Leone A Real RAIL FENCING P O. Box 158 Oakriurst, New Jersey Attorneys April 9, 16, 23, 30 BI90 KOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTV SURROGATE'S COOBT Notice to Creditors to Present Claims Against Estate ESTATE OF CATHERINE VEROtft CA MC CARTHY, DECEASED, Pursuant to the order o( DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate o( the County ol Monmouth, this day made, on the application or Uie undersigned, Catherine Veronica Glblln, Sole Execu- trix ot toe estate of the said Catherine Veronica McCarthy deceased, notice Is hereby given to the creditors ot said deceased to present to the salt Sole Executrix Uieir callma under oaih with* In six months from this daU. Dated: March 25th, 1D6G OUTLASTS CATHERINE VERONICA. OIBLDt 66 Wallace Street CEDAR 3 TO 1 Red Bank, N. J., 50 Sole Executrix » 10 FT. SECTION Messrs. Amone A Zager Come in and See Sears Greatest 248 Broad Street » 2 RAILS — 1 POST Red Bank. N. J., fits opening to 26"x54" 2 Attorneys » POST PENTA TREATED easy to install! PICKED UP! April 9, 16, 23, 30 127.60 Presentation of Fine Art NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTV FOIL FACED FIBER GLASS SUIUIOGATE'S COURT Notice lo Creditors to Present Claims Against Estate Personally Selected by Vincent Price SPECIAL ESTATE OF EMILIE WALTER, DE- INSULATION CEASED, Pursuant to the order o{ DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ol the Coun ty ol AfowmouUi, thl* day made, on Noted Art Collector... SALE! the application or the undersigned, Lou- Is Walter, Bole Executor of the estate ol the laid Emllle Walter deceased, 1 notice Is hereby^glven to the creditors ot sftld deceased to' present to the FULL THICK SO ROLL $3.59 said Sole Executor their claims under Now Showing at Sears, Middletown oath within six months from (Mi date. Dated: March 23, 1965 MED. THICK 75'KOLL $4.23 LOUIS WALTER, 626 N.ewman Springs Road, Llncroft, New Jersey. from 9:30 'til 9'30 Until April 17th Sole Executor Alston Beekman, Jr. Etq,, 10 Broad Street, PRE-FINISHED Red Bank, N. J. lAttomey ROOFING WALL April 6, IS, 23, 30 PROPOSAL See the $25,000 original oil 95 PANELING Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids win be received in the Reception BU. COLOR TONE ISLANDER Room ol the Office of the Director, 2 Division ot Purchase and Property, Mystical Rose Madonna by 2nd Moor, Room 232-2, State House, 95 Trenton, New Jersey 08625, on April 3 22, 1065 at 2:00 P. M. and will be opened and read Immediately there- SAVE! after, tor the fallowing: Dalit Monday, April 12 SEE LARGEST SELECTION OF PANELING IN COUNTY BEIAG JlEADVEimSUD FOE BIDS: IIEATINO & VENTILATING CEILING Pfttleut Cottage Renovations, N.J. State Hospital, Marlboro, N.J. Bid* must be (1) made on the stan- dard proposal form, (2) enclosed In the Waterproof special addressed envelope, (3) accom- TILE panied by a certified check drawn to Stop in today and browBe through thia magnificent and the order of the Treasurer of the State of New Jeraey, or a. bid bond, any ot collection of Fine Art. See for yourself the which shall be In Uie amount of 5% of tho bid, and (4) delivered at the astounding beauty presented by famous artists Decorate above place on or before the hour named as no bid will be accepted after with the hour specified. Bids not so sub- .., the fine original works of art that have received mitted will be considered Informal and wiU bo rejected. The Director reserves so much public acclaim! You'll be the right to reject any and all bids THOROSEAL and to award contract In part or whole impressed with the many, many famous names LI deemed to the beat interests of the iO-gal. State to do so. The successf'd bidder from the world of Fine Art and the magnificent 40 will be required to furnish surety bond drum In the full amoung of the contract, variety tliat is yours to view and purchase, whltt of a company authorized to do busi- Colors slightly extra ness in the State of New Jersey. if you wiah. Let your family enjoy a new 11 Plans and specifications, form of bid, contract and bond tor the proposed ,Z"xl2" White wonk are on file and may be ob- appreciation of art in the privacy of yoor .. tained upon application to the Direc- Painted - Beveled tor, Division ot Purchaaa and proper- own home, male your selection now while the ty. State House, Trenton, New Jeraey READY MIX 0S625, on deposit or twenty-five (f25.- ahow is still in progress. Don't miss this fantastic oppoxtunitj^- 00) for each set, this amount to be C refunded to the bidder upon return of auch documents in good condition with- to bring anew dimension into your home decorating pUansi SQ. FT. Ing 30 days after the award of the 9 contract. AD. original works of art are cnstom-mounted and framed for the SAKRETE DEPARTMENT OP THE TREASURY SAVE HERE, Division of Purchase and Property best presentation of your eelectioB. , CHARLES F. SULLIVAN, Director FOR ALL YOUR Sand Mix f 701 Gravel Mix • 55 April 9. 16 I26.6B BUILDING NEEDS BOIb.bag I | 901b. bag I NOTICE NEW JTEItSEr STATE DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINAMONS Announced dosing date for Ullnr B-P- SearsteiEflprideinoflcringyoacoovenierit plicationi, AprU 26, 1965. For appllc* fiona, dutlM, and minimum qualifica- pardwse plans with you and yonrtadgei in mind. tion*, apply to Department o( Civ Borvlct, state House, Trenton, Ne« Take advantage of the Vincent Price Coflectian AMERICAN LUMBER Jeraey. of fine Art at your earliest convenience. Open to citizens, 13 months mldet In Keansburf, Clerk Btenagrapheir, Bal ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS try, Contact Municipal Authority foi MIDDLETOWN Balary Rates. Clerk Typlit, Salanr, Contact Municipal Autliorltn tor Shop at PAATfl ana save 1500 HIGHWAY 85 HIWAY 31 at HIDDON'S CORNIR WIST owl LINCOLN AVINUIS ary Ratei. M1-2U1-MII PARKINS KiairJnationi will b» hlld, Saturday, SatUfoelloa. J.^.-ulMd Open MOB. thru Sat. fc» • •:» 7414444-WII PARKIN* Kay 18. l»M - . ... SEARS -Middletown DAILY HI I—SAT. Til. • DAILY. TIL t-SAT. TIL 1 BcHooL Sumet •« Yaw MM* *•* Phone 671-3800 CAMEL IN OUR TINf The Register's Opinion

How We Can Aid the Fort • She looked dowo' at her hand. There was •: it, Somebody said softly: -''Squeeze iu'J She trie* Her.,^feifc *>i (Continued from Page 1) brown eyes watched gravely as; the •lingertips •ihillpnfaZfyt-iyj* This group, aware of the role Fort Old Lady could not squeeze. The;h»nd -Was ipalmrH*-^ S^ife,, Perhaps it is to Fort Monmouth's thigh. The ball Rooked-like-a red eyeiin •a-writdcleifc'soy'"''' ' credit that it is so taken for granted. Monmouth plays, would study the She was sick, .Ordreaming. . ,-••'"•• •.--•'• < ." .'-.-:• •'.in; It is seldom thought of as a military needs of Fort Monmouth in relation- . Not dreaming. She ceuld smtU thfe ship to the county. And, as the gen- sepsis in, the room, and the QU,-L$iy M installation. The fort has blended so never, smeljed, anything in a dream.' It t well into the fabric of the community eral says, "It would determine where >raal. 'She.;-5vas sick, - that it is top often thought of as the county's enlightened best inter- :black ahdv white 'haip lifted.• np-,;.»J ests lie." brji>Vfn eyes looked around tiie room stowiy," being just another industry — one Bedi: %ny 6eds, AWbife castia.lrajjtjoj which is prosperous and one which The committee also could serve as •"ti .young' woman-'in piWs pe\O0tL" a liaison between Fort Monmouth and up, workih^ ort iier fingernails. Aa • is here to stay. A J the county community — interpreting tno^fling. in' -jher sleep. A " "'" But this complacency has brought !\yhi(e's^ap'ning and(insh&| problems — and they are manifested the needs of the installation to the pen. A woirtan in a gray bathrqb* now as Fort Monmouth prepares to public and reporting the concerns of by. a starched nucje,',taltin)5 fhejf 'steps.' assure its destiny. the public to the installation. BISHOP The Old'Ladjr undewtooaVBut 1 The land grab in the county at Gen. Moorman said he would be she get'here? What'happened? She^ tried"rto-'if the end of World War II has taken happy to meet with such a civic Thotights tumbled down the yrapid'sof 1 away from the fort many of the group. "I would be responsive to a were', too fast. Someone said Wily: "Squefflevi responsible citizens' committee," he took,ed down again and'willed'the " *~ -'• areas where it now could expand. "ball. They .-declined''the'Order.' . ..).;••.> --,. i\". .•."•.i'Aif*;t.v''ji:1 Our county leaders—always happy tr> said. •:She felt no.pain. .Nor fear. Confusion, yes. For,'.&krf\&bi v]A 1 1 1 have the fort in their midst and eager And while the general did not tiriie,'.the- Old Xady;jirKiticed'';thM sh^was.-ia^.whee - *- - '•''• '' She looked'at her Jtriees,'.and••sa^f .that she;,was.j'w^ to boast of this fact—have not al- say it—this committee should be big gray bathrobe, like the lad}* who'was tajifnj?'"thcS? ffh ways been receptive to Fort Mon- enough and powerful enough to serve She, was an some JnstituikAi. -Anvard: -She KaeVha'd d#a mouth's needs. The plan is there to as a lobby and pressure group in On.«• heart,attack.-;0risfctoke. yes,-.;* s^ ' ~ ' "thaTha i gfaye,exes"" '•• ' ;tur.nedon.,thedc«tor.frOTched4l^O5r^r»^•'•' " •'-••'-'• , lure and cater to industrial and com- • Washington to make certain the fort's "Docker,"'her month said, "plee tirhmee''.',;;," SWj&M $|4; •••'; mercial enterprises. But there is no and the county's best interests are croaking vo^ev,Fearv.«iueeed .ths;heart.; ; She could- wt'^Ak* :V- plan on the part of the county to served. It is. surprising that in the ,l>r5perly:.Coul(i\ ...'not.!. ..speak. She Wanted many years Fort Monmouth has been ;.to~r, please tell me . . ." but: the wo.Fdsiierl^fBO^pft ;i help keep Fort Monmouth here and :>Mouth ai«toy£rdljr» . j',.',- -. : '.-',.." '• ••, '-y ••• ..>j to help it grow. The only reason in the county no group of this type /,[ T)wOldVtioy.*eg4n.'tp.weep.,There.wa* ho so^ft Monmouth County has been able to ever has been formed. )blinl^;bi'owar'eVes-£(quee5e4.the'te'a^s.'off, 'ana they •.and paused, dowii the'rufrovfsfofhe'r cheeks.'^t!lyo1iK attract so many electronics companies But the time for action—no more ftoi;:'sto*r.: 'Sheuknpws,'' 'M laid to-'WmwHf.' '"Fe ftljibsr^iif Let us cite one example of where .u-^:.be^e.msepyarable-/.per!peeea-impro^ the county has failed to help Fort action is now. • remained divorced- • She, was ft, chanty, case,- b^4W dfafe Monmouth. Not tomorrow, not next week, and 20 Million SU)(Miolders! hurt. She felt,that sj^e ^ad'ijwayfb^na'^c not next month—but now—the direc- ' ,Once,i-she• was th^,M Avionics is one of the nflw, big The number of Americans owning the dare to submit the above educated estimates. ./•teachers, had failed her ^stupid. ^i^ fields in the military today—and Fort tor of the Monmouth County Board stocks of our nation's public corporations has There "is enoijgh data already available and womanhood floweredin.^er body,' she^had.' Monmouth has the head start in this of Freeholders should appoint the now reached the awesome milestone of 20 •'.there are enough hints in the list of the top ; sensitivity toward: love, •excej&.thatirJQ : The kindest.thlng knyAheut -veiy real*4- ownership slowed after the stock market mouth's own employees, a great pub- stake in the stock Market's well-being. An- crack-up of mid-1962—ibut the fundamental velop an airport We knew the cost forces behind an expanding shareholder popu- lic service in setting forth his views. other 2 mllton of* you hold shares in Qiir vjr&s high. But we knew what this country's privately-owned corporations! -An- lation have remained' dominant. Had the pre- tlrport would mean not only to Fort His opinions'—as is proper--and his other 35 million.—at a minimun>-qjf you are . 1962 rate of growth continued, my projection . ^to'^f]b^y;«ge"Was such ,a good boy. :..^w»#r!^ duty—-first took into consideration the planning to buy stocks when you are financial- of 20' million "sharenoTd'ers' would "be far Monmouth, but to the county's future ly able to do so, are on the "threshold" of too low. growth. Nothing has happened. Great, best interests of the military estab- investing. . ' . _ The total number holding stocks of the lishment. But he has not divorced the top 50 NYSE companies in 1965 is 12,326,000, growing Monmouth County has no . :The New York Stock Exchange is now fort from the county. He knows how. up 19 per cent from 1962's top 50. Here are airport and no direct air link to the completing itj fifth census of share-owner- the ownership totals for the top 10 of these • ? "•• :Bi»'OWM«Kry,' formed- the.Words ^rtyiy rest of the country. important this marriage is — and he ship in the U.S.—a year-long study which has companies. ; s wanf^Vio -'.' tee;.'. V.gjhfe':ioney^-Vtiheb knows that the success of one depends covered 6,700 corporations with 9,400 issues i^ross the' fifiiff,;4eave•,««;;. . with Gen. Moorman has one of the Company 1965 Rank 1964 Rank on the co-operation of the other. outstanding, The results won't be published Amer. Tel. 2,674,000 1st 2,049,000 1st •,. woman . . who . . has'i .vthe. iw.-.b answers to meet the problem. He has until June, the final figures aren't yet in. Gen. Motors 1,139,000 2nd 842,000 2nd .'head." .The-• riepHeV look'ed/Ma . . married;..;, daughter, and . , 1965 census: a lisj of the 50 NYSE companies Gen. Tel. & Elec. 356,000 5th 283,000 5th Vher . . bfck. '"'.:.: '""..''.'"'• ."-.'. '• , with the laTgest \nutnber of common stock- Ford Motor 338,000 6th 234,000 7th '.-i • 'Poor . . thing; She .•;, cried .,..., holders. While the Exchange warns, "Don't U.S. Steel 327,000 7th 280,000 6th -nephew shrugged. "Whcj'isVpur^frj'eMJ' Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington try to use these figures to project the total Beth. Steel 248,000 8th 228,000 6th !»eyes" looked ddwn at a'hand; •The,,6li)1Ea 1965 shareowning population from the 1962 Int. Bus. Mach. 246,000 9th 170,000 14th 'ibaiir.;;';^:^"^1"!':''";.,; *U~":'* total of 17 'million; it's not that easy"—I do DuPont 230,000 10th 211,000 10th

Bliss Already Setting Records John Chamberlain: These Days -Events *o£ Yeats Republican National Chairman Ray Bliss, American Activities begins public hearings in In office only one week, already is sotting an itr investigation of the hood«d order. eye-popping record. Without fanfare the committee has been The Ohioan's salary is $60,000—highcst probing the Klan for months and has accu- Can U Thant Be Trusted? :;.+ , , P:J-,..> r -•: \.*» •^\^ ever paid a national chairman. It's double his prede- mulated much revealing evidence, some of •. 'f'^imbn,. W!einer,'.;l7,! son of toiifs'-Weinier .<*.'A»ftoif^ . .-. If, as seems possible, the UN's Secretary border in Laos and Red China itself in cessor's $30,000. And that It luridly sensational. Klansmen will discover •returned from Eujojie, TOOT Simo«*ad leR'tomeriiM• ALLEN en Continental automobile. projects, among them "Skyfire" — to reduce country from itself. Members of the Executive Committee cloud to ground lightning flashes; "Storm- by taking care of their own economy. What / which voted these terms are: Mrs. Gwen fury" to alter intensity and direction of U Thant is a Burmese, U Thant misses is that his own country is Barnett, Idaho; Mrs. John D. Bowler, Calif.; hirrcanes; "Gloudbuster" to disperse fog and the question is whether hardly in condition to fend of anybody after he can transcend his back- its experience in introducing what the Bur- . , . -JCeith Brown, Ariz.; Albert Fay, Tex.; Mrs. and evercast, and control of rain and hail t''" J. H. Kelly-Co.- of Red B»nk, diaiets in>uWtt^W fieorge Neimerman, Hawaii; Fred LaRue, storms . , , Sen, Monroney, D-Okla, contends ground in representations to mese call "instant socialism." JB.urma owes CHAMBERLAIN the North 'Vietnamese and its present independence solely- to 'the fact - merit;-celebratea its'-iZOth anniversaryi''The"1)Ksirf?is -hS Miss.; Samuel Mellinger, the cost of Congress is not excessive. He •started by the late John H.'fceliy.inflSa) in'^'Small^ Kans.; Mrs. Waldo Mober- argues it is less than running the Indian the Red Chinese. The point about Burma is that-the United. States and the :RedvChinese :3 East Front St. •, • :'••••'-f ••••> •'.' -.'•"''•'. ly, Mont.; Mrs. Audrey Bureau or federal Fish and Wildlife Service. that the Burmese General Ne. Winn, in an still confront each other elsewhere • ill South- Peak, III,; Mrs. Carroll attempt to apply so-called middle ground east Asia. W the U.S. were to quit'-that part •' '•• •-••••- • •! • ''• •>•"".. " " ••','."i.' Says Monroney, "The 100 senators with staff ..- strucLione Oceanil W. Lancaster,a bridge ,| nresiden Riitiist engir^er- ot.tho^^ nevly Reece, Tenn.; Donald Ross, concepts to the economy, has virtually of the world, an enfeebled Burma would be assistants and the 435 members of the House ,th.structee bridge'fflr.twd Oceaniao bridgdayiSe -v^iile;;th|n RiitiisonE ; ask«l mQtpristijeing tej(«l,>.».g .tor i Neb.; Richard Sellers, N.J.; of Representatives and their assistants total wrecked his country's productivity by na- compelled to do the Red ChihesS bidding. It might remain nominally free. But it would the bridge'fflrtwo dayS v^iile;;thE dra!*Was ijeing tej(«l> Tom Stagg, Jr.,'La.; Miss few.T than the number required to run the tionalizing everything in sight, from banks >ptg;y^ y^. P?J?8 certainly fall into a new imperialistic sphere' Sarah Ann Stauffer, Pa. Bureau of Indian Affairs. The cost of operat- and manufacturers to hardware shops, cloth- was operated on for a tumor. Millar's Animal HospitaF ing the entire Congress, $89 million — mem- ing establishments and even grocery stores. of influence - exerted from Peking. And it performed-the iauecessful; operation. . • INSIDE THE KU KIAJX bers' and staff assistants' salaries and other In Rangoon, for example, it is difficult to would drag Thailand down with it. KLAN-Ku Klux Klan lead- associated expenses, exclusive of building, find a good supply of local foodstuffs that The Thais, knowing that they are next in ers and members are due costs — totals less than the cost of the federal have always been plentiful. The whole econ- line for the attention of "liberators" if the for jolting surprises when Fish and Wildlife Service, $110 million." U.S. allows itself to be "negotiated" out of SCOTT the House Committee on Un- omy has grouTid to a halt, and the free Chi- nese, who once did much of the. retail trade Saigon, would, be comparatively helpless if in Burmese cities, have left the country. '.hey were left to -defend themselves. True Ne Winn, as boss of Burma, has created enough, if a UN force were introduced to \THEMLY this mess in an effort to "isolate" his coun- > police the Ho Chi Minh trail that leads into L J try from both the United States and Red South Viet Nam through Laos and Cambodia, China. The situation in Burma contrasts with it might tie the Red Chinese up a bit. But It would take a really strong and determined 40-42 Broad St., Red Bank, N.J. that in Thailand, where there is a genuine UN detachment to set up effective road blocks m Rt, 35, Mlddtetown, N.J.-30 East Main St., Freehold, N.J.-279 Broadway, Long Branch will to build a strong economy and to de- fend the nation against the "liberation" forces , between North and South Viet Nam, The Established 1878 by John H. Cook and Henry Clay that are even now gathering just over (he jungles and mountains of Southeast Asia aren't like the Gaza Strip boundary between Published by The Red Bank Regliter Incorporated Israel and Egypt. Moreover, a new line of V. HARRY PENNINGTON, President JAMES I. HOGAN, Editor infiltration between Red China and the south could lead into Thailand through Laos or M. HAKOLD KEUY, General Manager " Thoughts for the Day U Thant's own Burma. IJiomaJ J. Bly EMcutive Editor William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamln tnocm. idiiun The U.S. is committed by an agreement 1 Frank W. Harbour uidditumi Bureau r. Charles A. Johnston Fn.tio.a Bureau Mir. Take away from our hearts that love of between Secretary of State Dean Rusk and the beautiful, and you take away all the the Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman, a Member of the Associated Presi charm of life.—Jean Jacques Rousseau. fervent anti-Communist, to defend Thailand Tin UHCIUM! PIMI it MiMlHj «c:u«IVBly to thi u» lor rtpublknUoo of til U» loot! mm printed In urn even in case of withdrawal from Viet Nam. ptpar u will M »U AP aavi dlipiiehM. A man's first care should be to avoid the There are two good jet landing fields in Thai- t reproaches of his own heart.^Ioseph Addison. land that could accommodate U.S. airborne "*' '•'•S;V!J5«.L Member of American Newspaper Publishers Association f troops in a, jiffy. But in the case of U-S. de- -r'! :•!.'' ' > -im>!>> Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Man walks in the direction towards which campment from South Viet Nam who would he looks, and where his treasure is, there DM Rtd Bulk R*|M«r, too., uiumai DO nntoclu rtixwalbiiitln tor typogrtphlcti arrori In tdvMUHratnu, but believe in Washington's will to make a stand win nprtnt wlUiout elurft, tmt pin ot u «avirimmir.t in which thi typmrtphloi trror occuri A4nrtl»n will will his heart be also.—Mary Baker Eddy. PIMM mxlff U» muufunini ImmnlliUIr of IMP «rror noich mis occur. in Thailand? That is the question which U "ItUl unptptt ummw no raiponilDllltlii tor •uiimenti at opinion la lttteri trom lu rudin. All our actions take their hue from the Thant, in his fatuous belief that Burma has" complexion of the heart, as landscapes their., shown tie West ,hOWBto.<)eatwWi4&«.iIftaaj».: •uhtorlputin JPrtoM m iinof tan Una I mot. Par nuntb \\M 11 montha-stice f nutiui*-«i.n 0! Red China, is hardly equipped to answer^ ^-Friday, April 9, 1965 •unit OOTJ it crtauh I emu ItaiK eonr Jw mu, 10 £•»[• t month*-}!!* I nuntiu-kM variety from light-Francis Bacon. 1 CmcGrpu Election WORTH LOOKING INTO ... f.

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1 ^^*-^'r .<•>'.-v. ,-"! S/-.':* ,-:..i;'- ,•:•'-;• .;••.,' .: •.^ t, ^ , April V'1965 TOE DAILY REGlSTtR 'REFORMED tan «*r. Amom thi intern*- trim m'ttimttf* M » Shrewsbury Ladylike Loolc ing itcdier UxtarM this setse*, signed to potat«» the ttitarM. . /, beginning tt 10 tun. ttt Jrsfaef iroooth, patsat, Hi Fellowship will bold isd/*sxy and sutdt, rs- Rev. j^tmesst wash on the church park- Religious News Soft handbags and the i Uathw Industries of bag wttli III -..«—v ——- Ing lot. at the 11:30 a.m. sejyfc*. The America. . goid chains, sometimes brttfrf i •? 1 "ladylike look" are ready to GRACE LUTHERAN EPISCOPAL On Palm Sunday at S: 30 and Senior Missionaries will h»ve t stroll arm In arm through this With fashion in a femiakw with matching l«*aier. Freehold Fair Haven 10:30 a.m. services, Rev. Isaac service at 3 p.p. stylish spring. In the most ele- mood, daytime bags — from the For the gal who likes tt he r Holy Communion will be cele- C. Sottenberg will preach on Calendar for the week: gant leather textures and pret- pouch and box bag to the enve- casual, the unadorned Michel lance service •355 Sondsy school meets at 9:30 "The March on Jerusalem.'' At sun. Rev. W. A. Hinman will brated Palm Sunday at 6 o'clock. Sunday: 6 p.m., BTU meeting. tiest colors, the new handbags lope — display a variety of or tote In grained, waxy or The 9:30 family service will be 7 p.m., the Senior Hi Fellowship are fashioned with great flair charming touches. Cut-outs, smooth leather Is the perfect WeJdty preach it the 8:30 and 11 a.m. wi|j meet. Monday: 8 pm,. Bible class, Holy Communion and sermon by Wednesday^ 7:$'pm -~ and a new-found femininity. with contrasting or printed un- answer. Simple — but smart services. Monday: 6:30 p.m., Women's enough to pus any fashion test Heart Rev. Charles R. Lawrence members'' class, Bag shapes are rounder, de- derlays, are used effectively. Maundy Thursday Holy Com duild dinner in White Hall; 6:49 — these bags for the tailor *d Church fchool meets at 9:30. Friday: 7:30 tailing is more delicate, and Scalloping, - dainty brushed iminion services will be held at the First year confirmation taste sis trim, yet prepottiwud mflHw 8 p.m. Rev. EH. Eastman will The 11 o'clock service will be school teachers*•• leathers art more distinctive gold hardware, and self-leather morning prayer and temon. etas meets. {•Wednesday: 8 p.m., Bible ' " *T- The mother-daughter sodal there will be a service of Holy committee meets Tuesday at 8 Communion and healing. At 7:30 $tudy Fellowship will meet. p.m. will be the office of eveniig Maundy Thursday:' 7:30 p.m., prayer. .; a service of sacred music will be The Senior Luther League will Maundiy Thursday art S p.nj, held; followed by a sendee of clean the Church Friday at 11 H6ly Communion .The choir will am. there will bo instructed Euchar- ist. sing "On the Passion of Christ" There will be meditations on by David H. Williams. After the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN service, a prayer vigil will con- Rums on Good Friday noon to 1:30 p.m. and evening prayer at 8 o'clock. tinue in the sanctuary through the Tuesday: 10 a.m., Prayer Fel- night and Good Friday. lowship will meet; 1 pjn,, Lydia EMBURY METHODIST Circle will meet in the home of Mrs. Charles H. Weisleder, 75 Little Silver Ridge Rd., Rumson. Rev. Ra!|* L. Barrett will Firemen preach at the 11 a.m. Palm Sun> Wednesday: 2 p.m., Friend- day service on "Palm Sunday in ship Circle will meet. Christian Town U.S.A." Sunday Mark Their ( Thursday: 8 p.m., a Commu- school meets at 9:30 a.m. nion service will be held In the Bible study will be held Tues sanctuary. 55th Year day at 1 p.m. and Wednesday at HA2LET — The 55th annual 8 p.m. banquet of the Hazlet Fire Com- Holy Communion will be cele- pany was held Saturday night at brated Maundy Thursday at 8 The Cobblestones, Middletown, CvCoiopysti p.m. with 124 people present, including Good Friday service*- wHl be members, their families held «t noon. guests. The president, James J. Cullen, St. JAMES EPISCOPAL welcomed members and guests Estontown and Introduced them. Officials of Palm Sunday Holy Eucharist Rarltan and Holmdel Township, will, be celebrated at 8, 9:30 and and their wives attended, 11 a.m. by Rev. Stanley M. company was organized In 1910. Woolley, Jr. The only two charter members Holy Communion wtfl be cele- attending were Roy Lambertson and Ernest E. Peseux. brated Monday and Saturday it 11 a.m.; Tuesday and Friday at The Edward Rosco orchestra 10 a.m.; Wednesday at S a.m., furnished music for dancing. followed by healing sacrament of The dinner committee unction, and Thursday at 7 a.m. slated of Eugene Testlno, Benja- A BRAJMI6ONLY Maundy Thursday: I pm, Holy min Amelia, Charles E. Cokelet AS 6TR0NS AS tt$ Eucharist. and Robert Norden. Good Frtdayi.nooa, Htorgy. Other charter members, of the WtHW company are Peter 0.\ Weigand, WEDO COLOR PRO- ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Jr., Harry S. Cowtesf iB»ry J. Little Silver Poling, Russell WaUfng- and CESSING ON SLIDESAND There will b« blessing of the Angelo M. W^tetej. ^ip MOVIES BY THE NEXT palms and Holy Communion Sun- Deceased members are John DAY, IF WE GET THEM day at $ a.m. Morning prayer, H. Bahrenburg, Sr., Robert Bai- BEFORE 10 A.M. with senman by Rev. Stuart F. ley, Thomas Bailey, Gsst, Mewing of palms, and Conover, Thomu children's services, will be at Charles X. Crawford, William H. I 9i30 ajn, Morning prayer and Hyer, Lemuel H. Jones, George senmon at 11. »,m. '< PWnw will W. Lambertson, Marcus D. be distributed ••«'all services. Roy, William F. Morrell, Rudolph Holy Communion will be cele- Peseux, Frank E. Poling, John L brated Tuesday, and ;Maundy T. Webster, William H. Walling, Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Thomas M. Walling, Joseph H. Good Frjday at 8:30 p.m. will Webster, George 8. Roberts, Wil- be«-A •serwe^cf'- litany, devo- liam M. A<*et»on,>Harry Peseux tions and tw^ meditations. James Career, Petwp. Weigand, Sr., Edward, Barnes, Clarence STv JAMES EPISCOPAL Pedee, and Alonzo F. Layton. Lonj-Branch . .The present officers are: prut- services for diMt'Iemei J. "" tt a.m., Holy second vice president, William J. wetgand; aecretary, MarUnFonti ,. «.^^._, -gtyitfMoc i?p. wading- chief, Robert O. Weigand; Holy Communion will be cele- captain, Keith Eckrath; first brated at 9 a.m. Monday. Tues- lieutenant, Benedict Amelia; sec- >y and Wednesday of Holy ond lieutenant, Robert Wagner; Whether you are buying a new home or renting an wasted space. Etch room has Us own reek. chief engineer, Domlnlck Davino; apartment, it'6 .very important that you make the control. Each has that even heat without your bcfc^ first engineer, Jensen. Mason; : Maundy Thursday at 7:30 p.m., second assistant engineer, Mal- right choice. That's why we say look for the above here will be a sung Mass with conscious of its source. • colm W. Peseux; third assistant .Vl' procession to the altar of re- trustees, Roelif H. LeRoy, Wil- symbol. Because the proud home or apartment that This week-end, visit the Total Electric Gold M«Wj ,. pose. liam P. Titus, and HHenry J. bears it is adequately wired for a full use of electric Uon or All Electric Model Home or Aptttmtpt ttar4 J> ':•• "How come Good Friday at noon, there Warnock, Jr.; chlhlei f of Raritan rill be a Mass of the Presanctl Township, Tony Salerno, and appliances and proper lighting. It has a clean, fast, est tou. It is a "mu»r before you buy or rent! And „''' everybody ied and meditations of the pas chaplains, Rev. Norman R. Rlley, flameless electric range, a cool, compact electric water eveiif you plan to stay in your pretent hortefi^-f •: Ion. At 7:30 there will be eve- and Rev. Edward Kaska. doesn't eat it?" Ing prayer, litany and senmon. heater and two other major electric appliances. apartment awhile, you'll get valuable tips Q« Hghtng* \^ But the greatest of allis Us clean, comfortable elec- BAPIST Cheery adtftjiate wiring, ekctric heiting and tit th«llir#'ti|js»£' J Not everybody knows this Oceanport • tric heating. There are no heating worries and no and work saving appliances.' > '',"''/", bread is sold only at'A&P. "The Peril of Partial Diseiple- Ip" will be the sermon topic Presidential Lakts Mayfield Manor Apartmenu But now you do. We guar- Rev. PaulN. Smith at the 11 Total Electric hnperitlQtntsn antee you'll like it or your Greken Construction Co. Highway 71 and Moomouth Avenue ,m. service Sunday. The church Pentberton Township, N. J; Spring Ufce Heights, N.J, WTs money back. toir will sing the anthem, "Hal- . Gold Medallion Homes WestLongBn»ch.N.J. .-,,«1. Iujah to the King!" Bible school Bel-Hvboiir Scoras Construction Company Patricia-Anne Apartments egins at 9:45 a.m. Youth Fellow- Old Mill Rosd and 18th Avenue 711 "Union Avenue 101 AveryAvemie JANE PARKER hip meetings are held at 6:30 Wa!)Town$bip,N.J. Union Beach Borough, N. J. LongBrancb,N.J> .m. The evening service takes Custom Homes Silver Bay !ace at 7:30. WHITE JoeLuty&Son John Clayton, Inc. Lanza A Scott There will be a special Holy Rico Avenue Silver Bay Drive Spring Street A*^S«N^ < <• • ' BREAD Tnirsday service at .7:30 in the Shelter Cove Toffis River, N.J. Toms River, N.J. ¥hMHl vening. The Lord's Supper will Snug Harbor R^sjidWjkhr1""" observed. Needle Point Estates James J.Tully Wstoirf Put Mm Paul Greenstein Fisner Boulevard Arctic EqoipneotCe. . Route 70 Toms River, N.J. WstotitStwet Dover Township, N.J. Toms River, N.J. , Oak Hill Builders Total Electric o Highlands BtfoesAK.* Red Bank, N,J. . Total Electric ApartmtirU MateoOoDrt .Pembertori Heights Bold Medallion Apartments Betsy ROM Apartments P.HatfsRoltau Aberdeen East Club k Apartments CJarkStrefi Third Avenue Aberdeen Road KeyportB,HJ. Pemberton.N.J. ' SotiCtsWeMoveln? MaUwan Borough, N. J. Borden Avenue Apartments/ I'VI P.&J.Buflders Borden Avenue 44 Orchard Street Point PleusntBoro, N.J. A^ Cannon Point Village , ^ ft*i BridgevkwAnarnnents . ... Royal Estates WOUsA l AncConstructionCCi FirstStreetiWalnutStfeet , C r Queen Ann Drive Ottttvtew AptrtnttU Keyport Borouih, N. I. S*yrevDleBor RED BANK. K. J. patterns for top decorator ac- NWIIiUINT Pineview Homes TUNr cessories shown in 5 ides-filled £When,Yyt.Save Does Make a Differencer Mike Laino, Inc. rooms. Applique coordinate!, pil- ' Otter Avenue jlows, wall hangings, more. 50c. Browns Milli,N.J. Send for superb Quilt Book- 1NVE»TOR4»NU BiCWIC C0MP*Vllt 0 |M cooapletai naUerns. Me. '* •) ••!> MARY WORTH _*i-a Trffi DAILY-RKHSTEa Friday, April 9, M Mati Hrirt aaM 00 •«•>; ••#•% In Crash According to****, « m** erated by Robert tana, B9-J»iir«nWnM suspended voMri in November Mil hi con Seoifc work and i» » nwmbsr of The accident oceurrtd not object that bad fallen «»• the tested Uto i> tM Junt 1 prim* the Oeeanport lion* dub and of more than a minute after four Sell Fast! n* Daily Reejster y«*%day by.,Mtfl*trete. Stanley seat of the vehicle., Cofceju':" •;- le«i . ft* Long Branch ice Boat and , cars collided approximately Classified...... He was itenterfced to one year R. C. Coffins, 34, of Jli Union F. EArtrd Wakt and WtlUun Yacht club. flre., here, paid $M and made In jail last Aug. 13 for the 90* Ave. L. I*mon have DIM torplace * Mr. Waitt ia married to the arrangements to pay the COM istofl of a hypodermic needle, on the primary ballot. They filed former Ruth Hailiday of Middle- $20'« week until the balance of but wu allowed to «nt«r thethe" $20 u RepuWioaM and.irill. oppdee town. 11M ooupl« are parent* of Kit with$OTTOVO and regret that we ennounte I his $200 fine for careless driving Synanon drug hospital in Santa OOP incumbtntt Felix Fogtia three daughters. the death of our founder and president, Npet Monica, Calif. He has been there and driving without a license i* and Clement V. Sohmers. Mr.' L»wson, M, of 84 Seneca s\nce.«hrat time and now feels he paid iInn full. He was found |u% R, Mhon, on April 3. In memory ofMr.NlV Mayor Edward C. Wilson, Sr Pi. Is .alto i Bell System en- is cured, So*ir, Cohen a«*pfNM)i bn Mann 29, butWnttncin* was till al» iMk rwteotiort Ut gineer. He is plant extension en- utn't pasting we were cloud for normal buti- ed tiie rerminder.of bis «ent«nce held1 over until j»sterday. year. Ha It-et-'yat anefposi gineer, of the company'* Hudson on the condition that tie see Ws Mr, Wi*fc.», of W Sa«ainor« Division office in Jersey City. He MI* on April S and 6, < family, physician. Dr. David DU- MAGICIANS Halt foe werfd'e coffee grows Avis li aONew Janey Bell Tele- his,been with the company IS :inond,:wrice a week.-and stayIn phone Comjiaivy enKntar at the years'. Biuineu i$ now being continued at Utudi Jnn'a Aabury P«* «•»*« « He sMended local and Long CAN EASILY! PROVE fineeritic oMct. He hai bun with Branch' school, Monmouth College The Company tci$het to express Hi apprecia- ftesyebtm.U years. pURQUAUTY and Rutgers University. Tfce for- tion for tht many kindnesses shown during GRADE ri a*t*nd«d Lou Branch mer Navy man has been active :lS"-TH61tST. schools, Bordentowi MiHUry In in the Oceanport Jaycees and the this trying period.. stitote and if a jptduttt of LaTay NEXT PARTY, AIR SHOT, OR Vtsa'Order of America. He is a GRASS SEEDS College. Ha served in Korea member of the local Zoning SHOT, WHY DON'T YOU Board of Adjustment. CO. usaju, INC. AN OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW Mr. Laiwson is married to the NOEL R. NILSON and FERTILIZERS former Madelyn Hantson of Oak- lM ARE NOT BRAGGING,. ntmn hunt. The couple are the parent* 40 IIROH AVI. umi SILVU

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« Pnmut >n< Pnouty i CflARtX*a T. aULUVAIfSULUVAlf , BirtcttiHn«trttrr. SM n KEANSBURG: ROUTE 36 on MAIN S y those ; «m, feklfe dodon'n t ued with a A'-i a * Ctafl M .'v.i f Attuay PARk> I mm m»®t Ctlamr. -. It. i5 it Ajkry Pirt Ortt« I liSik^ii St, Wei ilUiii.. - - x: M Ift-Tridty, April 9, 196 THE DAILY REGISTER »-'•••> ! 1 *•.-:• _/;;f^'" Y> J£fi:i Describes NJ. Gardens MMtMtnaV". 1 I" ;.••' <., . ,.• „ ' , , - OUv«r K. Mr*. Noel Lartattd wa* accept- Waatjing #a*gtt**t*p.ealtere* g p d u,m active member. "*WartMarta" ""y ** i a '••••'meeting, of •di e;, Mr*. Chariea JahuJgiwHl GtrfenCub otf«irH»v«n her* iign a floral arrangement In the tn theHo*yvConBBunion Epucopal library for Eaater. Gardening bhl U ! Ghorch. Mr..We«tlingWlhe.pho-.g« p tipj for'April* compiled by the /v« •alidt^Mtr*t«d tak to dupliation'department trf Rut dub are available intfa* libwry. on, the Pa*ett«i Piay.'at Ofeanun- gen Library, showed, slides and ' Winner* . of the horticultural mertw/at'a maetlng of St: Lee •poke on "New Jeriey.Gardens, and arrangement display elassei tt*«r«at Ctthoiic ChuKhHrty Landscaping and Naturalizing were Mrs. Edward Baleyre, Mr*. NNaa a Sod«rtSdrt y TTuetdty at I p.rt rWreSmenti.. Mri." Hermaj wjlh Native-Pliant*.". Edgar' V. Denise. Mrs.' Herman in;Oip Lady of Fatjjna-Hall. Siemeri i* chairrrfan of th« Whit* Newtek,'Mr*. Malcolm G*n. Feytr«i»en , will show • ! ••:•• -\ M©DLETO and- Mr*. John Harris, first*. drde :tt, th.'. Kejnt luncheon Mr*. Willard Gabel and Mr*. picture* he jha*;t»lcwv«- a.m. to»p.m, . . . , . . BAYHEAD. - More than. 100 The May meeting of the club Donation* Mr ttMiaila.aai.-Bt abort area aJumnat, pireotj, and totif«r'b*^(»rou»d ef the But- hu been eaneelled tn order mat Fhi ith*i''chun*t «««*).«««** friend* of .tiie Xtnt.Plic* Scfool, members may work with »rainiefMayM "Mr»W» Summit, have received inviU' Garden Club of New Jersey'i tioni'•tor a luncheon meeting to 'Happy Birthday Tour" slated : be held her* Thursday in th« Bay MHK**T0WN l-; -Luther«nl| for May 5 and. ft. : Head Yacht Club. • Hostesses' were Mr*.. Willis Jfwrch:WoniM.o/;.lClng, of K^p; I At'i i Honor guest wiU be Miss Flor- Hinickley, Mr*. Floyd Merletrt Lutheran Churdt -iriBiHiKft April'11 EduationalBttflding, nto ence .Wolfe,. headmistress, who and Mrs. Raymond Kennedy. 7H tl.t pxn: in **_«hur<*. ' . !l cJOntribiited 'M. a *i«* »5b»-ael« mil' be accompanied by. Mri. . Jonn Ljiidhaiffl, ''tfyi'' apatker, > go.<»W^^W Prieth F: Benedict of Summit, Ever add! crumbled blue cheen will take, those pieatnt'on visual..[ president of the Kent Place-Alum- i» to me f.Lutileran, miWion-' to Russian dreaifyvg? Good served — The Ev*ni 'D*p*r^|nt;of.rh* Little Silver.W(wnanUjqub>w1ll nae. Aisociatipn,' and' Mr*. Eove. r heart» of lettuce or toned A9 " ' 'Ma.''Mr. Harold Bidduon -of Short HiHt, with.a.variety/ofVialad'treena^ move to'tta..nearb*?by!eo'*munffyf»feflItiiB^ Wat*r'boiling,t««tly andreplaM •on.". ' •';: ' , ., it'fromttimettottime.

liouca by-the eiKbainnM; Mri Mr*. Edward/Beti handled pro- ''- MAtt'DOrUTlOrV' ; aLinciOft 0ay,for«ie;Bv4nJn« Joa*ph;..Uto."aad .Kfra.^Be CORNELM 1 ••^'At: a;r department of-.the^WemanVClub Roaen,'; Mra'. .KenaethXetf, v tf.Lityl* Silver.. ion co-ordinator,' has v arranged COBB,LtA for three dub member*, to moaal' They plan >.t luncheon J* th« ton, ; Lincroft Inn4»t:;noon Saturday, They • are ,Mr«. .Alphfttue. Car ?EJ«ridif,-. l mfied: April. M. wi*-j;ihj»whg# /of 'fa»h- v«*». Mn..Robert''.Kelson'. be.sent W the.Ttmothy lon»),|wm '*•/•; JoyvHwp-'liKlin- Mrs; Ch«rle«,Rell. • ;':.;• p CliOSEOUT croft: and; hair^^"atylea bya'rtin- •'•At FederatioiuNight; the',drun Mrs.* U*fehte»'-I*in«/ preWsiik croft hairdre»ser,. Counteis D'Or. and music dep»rtm«6t t pfiU"caJ;.«rtdiri(m.ik Brook*'Army Final plara farVthe alf«ir;,w»re ai)one-*Bt playlet,-"G «'fiCIid); 'Mr*;!J. io^'.kd [By.1'Rev. yV. iXkJfSoi WPMNIE1) >F announced., at ,a recent Federa- b9 b;Jh1R . MraXWif Our.entir* departaiant has btentdnrtcaJlyraduMd tor tfil* j tion. Night meeHngjat 'the club li»m dewrtinent-diaJ j a(i,« fSy f*f*oof f D^rtment. chairman; and of theVMii+iea^Couple*; Biblt ckweotk.' W*need%e;ro6mJfar c>uijevei',eib*nding line'of jj woman'*:club -meetl /' ' i^^b^h^' ieigvild',voted^tn:*har« ex- Clf'th Mthdit'Clia' "juuMmtfr ' '• • -"•'•••' *- •'••••---•••• ppgepay! w« m Mra* Fran* 'Arnoit*,'; Mr*.?Robef '.,..,'•' Complete new- selection of K«nnedy> Mri.:\ Camrine'Atnbr ply • Bluest* Candle* for E«at«r and Spring siho, Mrs. 'GerHt/Ewing^Mr*. and'Mf s; Dlivid'J. Itowlind, Patrick IVAlas; 'Mr*. Rosen, Mra.-'NeI»on,' Mr*.'. Carayettai.and Ho«t«j»e*i (or; Federation''; 10UTi34 v X COM NICK } ASBUEY PARK - When wererae -'Mri'. 'T^iB.'.'Seviloni^ (Jilt Ie«rt effrtea*!*" t**ii noted prelieatr*. leader, .Vincent ; I l : LopM, )•»•«« 1*rt,i<)n'.^i«t«f ,Roba>rt^. B'SiiiTptttf Mr*t, ft»?Wt: 'w«I«iSr^*iai (ia Willet*;. and Wr*. R»M. " cat* Bally leWf - *M*r H » - am* Me**** Sunday as a judge in the 'Ja- Women DUplayed - the, Vajrioua'gftvernment }>mmM f\ in o ug ', boardwalk Ftahion •*. Mr«> Richard, Mcdke' 'Ivina. I PronMnade, he may g«t to'iin-. (ah the, iatt eight bit* of ;BANK ^-' Mrs.': Dorothy l^-'teMuor the^'feawciei;**-, ^^CT^v^KK-fe;-'-'? Nolt" which ha atirted to pky Vou, public rel«ioin«-*uperyi»or ^. . h ,iwh*a'.h*.*ah a *•# • M««MI "TJLWJJIBI ' Q11I "* • • • OIrt r*oH JmaW * JtMSM ' a Judge in the fir*: of, the city |Cp.,rwu: tha^gueit-'ipeaKer,,,^ •ponsored .., Baiter :,' taihjoa i i : Monday'* meetinj of'ft* Evening •vent*. :'' . .•''; '•'••, " , , ;: i Etpartment of ;th*:Wojneh'»r<;iub On .Eafler Sunday, of-Red'Bank, in'the Broad St. lawfptoiranV'V^' {"•- psi, who, wa*)u»t,i ctai ihous*.1 •'.•;!••>;••'•• • • "Nola," which later made him '*JMr/. •'VW illustrated talk, fanyws, started:, to play the Vttmtw;-:Wpffim;i(]!r New' Jer- h; and* Mr*. (Robert popular *ongMliMboaTdWafc o , { sey." Induded di»cus«ions of: such '*> urisociety: u/EliBabeth wooden ...deJcMng ^gava- way,-and • ^»»;atw; mertber.br Mr, ljopez, hi* piano,' abd; a number of Bwtiilfragi jna*uieu*j;jlaahiojii'paiy I Mr*:: Siipple*t,*niwunced J**i will?! become * fcfayor Thomui-tF. ••ShebeH,: ^6ftel«plw ntm*n *\h l^na Met eur honorary chairman - et the- provide vital; ewUheskfe J«.l|ii, aita* .W*«*ratin« hel.iwill Mm Ee*«r Pjfeanl,'fiid-tUat Xo- iretWsirme'niflfia ereit aie 1Nol»t'ttiii1.time?", ..-••'• '-.:,"-v defkrtm»nt'f V'Suniliy, -'i be^d'A^il:>afr^;s IR«sAaW**i )f-"B(ldbl*':0it«»'at ' »;M»:iSt:-^aj( ,.. . Mpi Toppjngcr,Mmediohic](«n« Ham. or i- vege^aHes'^with .iehw»t.>meSv rniMirjiii dlea add* welcww cri«pvttt- IANK - - 747*4000 ttire.''When(youionenttheVcantio( : Ae • noodlea,"h«at!!themibriefly;tetive : in- W! ^ap h e.'-.Mrt.'.'Mkliae borough •' iiid •. T;/Nori«anii'K

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: sea ''''*m\'m-*m\m m'- \'i>: officers w«f*'eieiotrf at"a- recast «»it^ij<'of. lha:.liiaibj*d'.1A«*ri. W,U*KWJ»;A«afliarV;. * v"" ' BUSTER orn OF SPRING ,i;y«, eo^ttanderr Mra. BROWN. twit' Mebui,. junior-Cwic nandethrMis*/ Lotrein* Me^r, colored up «hap!*Ji);.iMx..: William jHanaen, treaiurer;: Mr*. Ch«Ie«fi»yfnic«l- for Easter djtW; >lw. • Ha»ld ' ;;? • ; Th» happieit colon you'll laethii Eaitar are the intto Ml; new patent leather shoes from Blister1 Brown: - Pick M M Flower Show th«j color that goes belt with her new outfit, then 6 to7 Itf ui fit her experrly. Choose from red, white, MATCHING HANDIASS /Til* ' state-comrnarrfir,, Marga- blue, black, yellow or beige patent and white calf. • 1.00 ta J.00 plut (it •• ret Stbclrton tif Clifton, 'and her ' SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF •ttJt.will, m*lc*Ythiii.r^ci«l visit EASTER FASHIONS ftF • nin* IN OUR CHILDREN'S- WEAR DEPARTMENT mam

1 A:fle)rf»ui-*li»pl*y^ftflffw*r» and planti^prMmt**) ••you in-many arrirtic ahd ariqinaf wiyi.>' TaV» AW thiffl:^ left-Rtnu 1 your time,'browie, ttrolF throiigh our many colorful tS*y_ w)H atayferi*)J. ,( CHILDREN'S WEAR gr*ianhouMs, Tfita pictures. No obligation, •»•, eept to enjoy, yourialf.' We'r* iiir< you will. THE ^k^ttNtt/atWto it ht"-th UTTU "Quality Apparel from Head to Toe" DATE; PALM SUNDAY, APRll' 11 «r. •0/ ^e LITHE SILVER SWOPPING CENTER- - * ^ -Otf Nfffl. EYE. • \ } *• "> V1*^" 9' 1965-H

I cfcips info fat mixture uA way. Wrap' «4ft roll in nuyp into 2 rolls; wrap «di in er; chill, Mikes 2 potato. Serve $«£* piper; cBUj- ' a» 8099 a n pt>dteMfir king peanutWter flavored hood Aiitilijry of CSngregatiorr filberts.wiii:ib« raw/' '•• •• :•• tablespdsns millc and 1 To-Ptepwe Filberti: G«neroui- (Unc^wilj-beheld by ' Butter. Over low heat ly cover sheliefl filbejrt* wHli boil- thej ison officer;; •'Mr??. ,. ijjjok' and stir" constantly without ing water; aS«*i ^to, (Stjthd. until •baling 'Just until the'chips 'are ^-~"~ «ti«- ™u--.ceme./.«—«'.' ~Hoff • Mrsi iyfcif%, daH, Iftas&rer. aH&M'rs-l Safnii brown Inn; PaW Haveni Deadline >fo< K'nijelted antf the mixture issmoOth. easily with- the finders and tiie: announced plafts (or •» "Fun K- PJul^fstp'rAaty ^ ?V.K-'.i:'.I.J--.l.. -,-- • .'•.-. k ' ' ' help of a small sharp knife. While Night' Mar^k Gni to j» jwl filberts are still soft, s)jee into • May l.m pt «ht«r th -Other fortficwhing events- ire j welcoming tablespoons of ihe is o^Vty N letter ftoV-ltenry "E 'Jj bert's jOAfer one end of 4 sheet fairly thin rounds. Spread out on April J5 Ihrough XI; sjSpflsc*ed by \'» • wax paper;', with, a small a' baking sheet; bake in a mod- Mrs* g^rry (Stiver* prograip state VfW'and Auxiliary the o«ns of the filberts. Coat cheese and f'oil up in jelly-rfcll r i i per cenf rnembership drive. TOWNSHIP - second candy roll the same 'ashion. Slice and • bake. t a retei)t)::xj,resticSixtlj,restrict t Au^ tf from a recen •ifcery maelyil g i» 'the, Long Branqh y trip to Paper Mil - Mochbetg, Jiome\ gueyts wprj?. Mrs'. 1 j ^ gpOn?orwT'bgp?y Guada! •Weiss. i' 1 niy LsveftngLft pf .(hhe MiMiddle,d - cana' Veterans'of Foreign War fim Auxiliaryi Mrs. John,s6m AulM Jhs6 Auxiliary, were donated to the Monroe and Mr?., Richard March of Dimes, according tpi°nt chiej! pi, staff, both , g MrsM . ftftobert Collins, chairman. ##eypor t .AuxiliaryAl . .All Tames.tWzsimmons, , r* tltoe women are past, department liary president, presented a five yeae r pini11 to MrsM11 , FranFk k LylLlo al ; ollowijig. the.business session, ' g ondl services Were beld-ifoi Mrs: Ralph Scarborough report Edelstein Order ed on.-the party held in Marti NEW CANDY ROLL — Made with peanut buHer fla- '-•• !•:"•. • . ' .,••• . . ,, •

lioro State Hospital. She was as- :-* * •"• * . t. c t,., Jfo*1 •Mam St, Keansbitrg SALE SisJled by' Mrs.' John • Williams vored cbips and .rolled in filberts it's good enough to LEONARDO American Mrs. Raymond Hildebrandt, Mrs. serve at Eastertime. • •• ' ' ' ' , ' ' Distinguished Miss FKy&inger ls,a graduate Legion Auxiliary made plans at Joseph Stanis, Mrs. Anthony Ma of Middletpwit Township fii ff recent me«t$ng for a rtmmage tdvick, 'and Mrs; 'Joseph •Biertkow School and Is ernjjjoyeff T»y «ie vi1- to fc[e held April 23- and' 2 '•* ATAiVAN*TOWNSto marking the fifth'-anriiversapy 'of .•In a mixing bowl beat the '4 l of auxiliary on 'Saturdky,' June :up butter; gradually beat in half I WE AttE NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS FOR THE 1965 SEASON- 5, in the'lodge! Mrs. Wil Thai. Leah Maner STIDH) Of DANCE pt!)(nd Company, , g the confectioners' sugar until fluf- S7^|K^Sf.ljlfl»:'MNK — Fh. 747 - 9552 jy has. ppnnounced the Heimer is chairman. A buffet din- fy. .Beat in the remaining confer Ripening of a meibhimeipbershiii p ddrivi e ine"r featurin*-'-1-'-g- TItalia—'! n cuisin!-!-e 11-s Husband, wife and two children, additional teenager or child ff 1 tioners' >;ugar and the salt alter- for noniinemtjei: wives of fire- piapned" for' the' event. nately with 2, tablespoons' roiUcs o in same family S10. Including beach, pool, tennis, dressing v men ../'•. mixture is creamy, and smooth. ; ' •• ') * i. i.—-. i^i,i in. i i. .y .in., p^. —,., , n| Prosopgtive .m.e#iers will b.e .$ you are baking a pine- In a medium saucepan, stir ,ifl> •; • ••; facilities, activity field, etc. ; mvited^to the next .meeting. April apple upsidedown cake, you can !ether- the" brown sugar, 2' table- 21 The Clifjfwqpd Fire Company pupntt . aa-maraschino'cherr maraschinO' cherryy in the ipooos butter,• 14. cup milk and ALL THIS AND MORE , tf^.C^Sdt, April center.1 of each pineappl: e • rinJg Deposit of $25 mUlt^, Auxiliary mlso ^lLsbe guests at '*' —' " '" " Corn syrup. Over medium Swim Proqram—All Leveli Mtty.:cplQr jyjd,,g<)p.d flavor this cook' and 'Stir constantly 'Children,'* Acllvliy Prograni ; ^meeting ;- 1 pony. application.i'Ail 'applt- Custom-Made SOFA The ajixiharjf.jjf .sponsoring < ifitjl mixture comes to a 'boil1. F* fWfeB"'W • * dance Jfc.be h?W ift'tb* FIM Jiouse Continue.- boiling,' stirring• occa- r IO'tttli.i'4'p.lflI> •'•• , Catlojii lubleet to opproveH May ^."Phe aonual. Fireman's f you are jadept' at making iionally, to 248 to 250 degrees-on :WifVW far A Cartp? cream-putf' shells, use them for ftj Fair will be held, from July. 19 •candy .thermometer, OP -until 1 •Water Skllnq ImtrUCtion by membership commirlee. 1580 Ocean Awenut '.<•'. a main course fiited'with creamed . . ; Anil Iflwing ' . • 1 teaspoon of the «ii>;Ujro dropped : thicken or ham or a conib'ina- 3 . Cook-outs, Baseball,, 1 Into /4«cup ver/icold water formj PA8TY tiorf ^ chTclcfeti ana ham. " pld^till . —;T3i/« First -Aid

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sirs- ^',-/ ...,./>" it Mrs, George Nadier was chair- thaivcorit curdle, |man oL.a ,cake. sale held S.atvr- he:J,;J- Nevvbqrry Store, lump or separate •o»t; Street. '^ ;;,A' q>ring, rum'oiag'e sale wilt tate ^la?e;, W«dnesday, June 3 throilgh June 5 in the. squad buld- ing,'Broa<}.St. Mrs'. Ralph and Mrs; Esther. jJneu'te are the chalr-

SHRfeWSBURY -i The first meeting of die newly-fonned Firjl.Aid Squad Auxiliary was held recssnUy in the home of Mrs Kenneth R Reeves, A slate of officers was presented by the nonunajiftg committee, Mrs Ed- ward S. Patterson, Mrs Henry E. Otto and Mrs. Frederick Mes- sina, and unanimously, .elected New officers are Mrs Henry

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«RA«Bi OflltiN* SPECIALS PERMAHEmS $5.00 ••' nil rig P ,$5.00 rtg f>rlc« *' '$15.00 E. Ntwmui Springs Rd» Shiwtftbury "; 741-8851 O|»rtiWid,,'Thuri. nnifn-Ha/ 'HI ? pm ,^U^yolh ^ TOLANCT MNCE* SFUDIO

."J , . ,- y"1 '/," > % , ft fit- t h HEADQUARTERS FOR DrVlt)E 'BUTTllR into tfireG rJifeceS Place ^ piece The secret of hollandaise is a precise, constant cooking in saucepan with egg yolks and lemon juice, Sejfc heat at temperature, juid the fact is you can regulate electricity P.P. SNEAKERS 150° (lowest setting on the electric range). Stir iionatant-, . a lot more accurately than you can regulate flamq. No- MA6IC RING ly until butter ifaelts. Don't worty about lumpi^of curd- rthing's left to guesswork.' ' '' •" See tfie litest eletlric ACH PURCHA ling because thle cooking tdHflerature on thfe^fectric . : -/'WariPrnr^auiicesBfulelectricraTige w"XwJ range-top unit is exact and steady~*-so steady fffis no recipes? Dropa-postcard to: Recipes,:. tkfidfor d doubk tioikr^ Add secon9'piece of b^|r..As*' • ;P. -O; Bdr55,-M orristown, N. J.'' mixture thiekensj add third piece; stirring ^U tha:)vhi^eE' : •^e'll&drfd.^ft more than a\hun;dred . Remove from heat-las so'6n' as thickened"to|pr|vent of them—free. Jersey Central Power : 'Cbnr.rhtoraryJifiri ; separating. Add salt-and cayenne. •'..-. ."' . Jc Light/^Tew Jersey Power & Light. T«f-AcrpbaMp.-to* •'k ' •. H1 }/*f:. •'•. i . r. . %'• V »xn 9, 1965 THE DAILY BEGISTER •^ Mr. Ovkiu tv*U*Me a IM- stadium, m big office, at 20 Court t wkb complete infom*tioi] tad St, Freehold.

Sales by members of the Re Hill. Mr. Francis will be associ- Field Days Bank Area Multiple Ljstlng Se ated with the Shore Insurance Red Bank Mower Service vice include: Agency in Keyport. Mrs. Mary On Lawns orrosin MOUY PITCHER Margaret Rich of The Low Glazebrook Real Estate Assc NEW BRUNSWICK - The Co- 53 MORFORD PL. 741-2300 RED BANK dates, Rumson, reported the sal Agency, Fair Haven, handled ne- operative Extension Service will this week of the split level hom. gotiations. conduct field day programs at • FEATURING * 9 Oak Hill Sales Among 12 Reported at 60 Laury Dr., Fair Haver Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stro- the College of Agriculture, Rut- • International Harmlcr Tractors and Equipment overlooking Shippees Pond, be! from Keyport have purchased gers University, Friday and Sat- MIDDLETOWN - The Apple- built by Middletown Builders and Four of the new homes were was purchased by Misses Orrc a home at 100 Bamm Hollow Rd., urday, April 23 and 24, to help • Jacobs*! • Homka* Hahn Ecllpw brook Agency, 950 Rt. 35, re- Oak Hill Builders, and Che other sold by Harden L. Crawford, In- Pye and Clara M. Taylor, fro Middletown, formerly owned by state residents to make this year • Arhu • Pleiwer mi Poulan Chain Saw* ported 12 sales this week in the three were resales of homes, all cluding a four-bedroom colonial Englewood and Riverdale, Mr. and Mrs. J. Tolman Gelder, their best for the growth of turf • Aid othtr w«ll knows makes greater Red Bank area. of which were listed through the at 174 Bamm Hollow Rd., pur- spectively, both of whom are a: who have moved to Ohio. Mr. grass. Nine of the sales were new Red Bank Area Multiple Listing chased by Mr. and Mrs. William soclated with Columbia {Snivel Strobe! is proprietor of the A & T WE REPAIR ALL MAKES custom-built homes in Oak Hill, Service. Marvin A. Clark, Freehold, E. Bradley, formerly from Mur- sity. Mr. and Mrs. John Machine Company in Matawan. Monmouth County's senior farm ray Hill. Mr. Bradley 1* an en- Worth, the former owners, pl< The sale was made by Carlton agent, in calling attention to th gineer with R. C. A. to build a new borne. Mrs. Rui H, Poling of Keyport, in co-op- program, said this week: FOR A BEAUTIFUL, HIALTHY Robert H. Davis of Hance and W. Stewart handled the transai eration with members of the Red Davis, Red Bank, and Mrs Da-tion. Bank Area Multiple Listing Ser- The first day is intendec for professional turfmen—part SPECIALISTS vis purchased a ranch home at Col. and Mrs. Rufus Johnst vice. LAWN 90 Tatum Dr, They ' formerly superintendents, greenskeepers CONSTRUCTION AND of Fort Monmouth have pui Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reeder lived on Foster St., River Plaza. maintenance men—who have chased' for their retirement th from Matawan have purchased a CALL ON AMERICA'S FASTEST GROWING UWN SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Beh- special problems or responsibili- former home of Mrs. Eliiabet! home at M Priscilla Dr., Lin- INDUSTRIALEQUIPMEN me, fromerly of Village La., ties for big areas of turf. Oslrander at 20 Alwyn Terr., Li croft, from the Imperial Ex- Middletown, purchased a ranch "The second day, a Saturday AND SUPPLIES He Silver, Col. Johnson is wi change Corporation, through Mrs. home at 105 Pelican Rd. Mr. has been designed especially fo Lawn-i-maT the U. S. Army Signal Corp; Amy J. Van Vliet, Lincroft real- Behme is vice president of the honie owner, and will includi Your Local Representative For Mrs. Ostrander and her famil; tor, co-operating with members Dodge Olcott, Inc., of New York exhibits, demonstrations, and have moved to a Red Bart of the Red Bank Area Multiple Hundreds of Manufacturer* City. chance to get answers to ques apartment. Russell M. Boras Listing Service, through whom it tions about lawns." Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. the Russell M. Borus Agencj was listed. Mr. Reeder is a prod- The two-day event will be held AMES CO. — SHOVELS Hoagland purchased a ranch Fair Haven, neogitated the sale uct planner for Humble Oil & U.S. STEEL CO. — WIRE ROPE home at 268 Pelican Rd. The The Borus Agency also report- Refining Co. In New York. in the stadium area at Rutgers. Hoaglands formerly lived on Admission and parking will be BLACK & DECKER - ELECTRIC TOOLS ed the sale of the former home ol Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grassi Rumson Rd., Rumson. CARBORUNDUM — MASONRY BLADES Mr, and Mrs. William Gerste from Lunenberg, Mass,, have All this area of Oak Hill Is C.M.C. - WATER PUMPS feld at 116 Oak St., Lincroft, purchased a home at 94 Apple heavily wooded, with interesting GOODALL RUBBER CO. — HOSE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krushinsl Orchard Dr., New Shrewsbury1. New Plant contours. Mr. Crawford also sold JACKSON — WHEELBARROWS from Fords, Mr. Kriishinski Mr. Grassi is with The Singer a lot in this new section to Mr. with Kirfjy Sales and Service Company in Elizabeth as direc- RAMSET — FASTENERS and Mrs. Fernando Corena of In Howell Red Bank. Tony E. Hunting wa tor of industrial relations. The RICHMOND SCREW ANCHOR CO. — FORMTYS I Geneva, Switzerland. Mr. Corena the salesman. house was owned by the Imper- THOR — PNEUMATIC TOOLS Automated Lam Cam it a basso with the Metropolitan al Exchange Corporation, which For Builder STOW — ROTO-TROWELS & VIBRATORS ...is teipins America {reen. Homeowners alt over Opera Company, and intends to Mrs. Herbert Wright and he had taken it in trade. Roger F. miming and shotting hardier, mote beautiful, healthier kms...vithwt tllort...build a Franchj provincial home daughter, Mrs. Edith Aiken HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Mid- Cozens erf Hall Bros., Fair Ha- mi/itkss cosl Ihsn "tto-it-yomelT. on the site. have purchased the "salt box' Eastern Mills, Inc., manufactur- colonial at 31 Corn La., Shrews ven, negotiated the sale, ers of precision-built component Mr. and Mrs. John Borland, EQUIPMENT RENTALS THE SECRET OF LAWN-A-MATS AUTOMATED UWN CARE! bury. Mrs. Wright, formerly Mr. Cozens also reported the parts for homes, is completing This unique, ultra-modern automated lawn eombint does the work of tin Jr., formerly of Fair Haven, pur- Red Bank and active in Bralllt sale of a new home on Park Rd., development of a 34-acre indus- gardeners! it's a jet-age miracle machine which puts latest scientific chased the H-sahped model knowledge and the most advanced engineering to work for you. Accurate inspection with the Red Cross ^air Haven, to Mr. and Mrs. trial site into its new manufac- ranch at 260 Pelican Rd. This 1o the nth degree ... it create! a lawn that's close to perfection. The has been living in California. iidney Kessler of Middletown. turing headquarters. Uwn-A-Mat Lawn Combint power aerates, fertilizes, seeds, sprays, power- sale was handled by Jacob R. Mrs. Aikens is in charge of pub-Mr. Kessler is an engineer at rolls all In a single operation. Fertilize!! and sprays an specially formulated V. M. Leflerts. Vahac Hovnanian, president of In exact mixtures ol the finest, to meet the special soil and climate condi- lic relations for Molly Pitohei Fort Monmouth. The house was the building and supply firm, tions of your lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Wither ZOUBEK Inn, Red Bank, and has been liv built by Mustillo Builders. ill from Garden City, L. I., pur- said its factory and storage set- ing at the Colony House. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lam- chased another H-shaped ranch up will be the hub of a modern Construction, Industrial Equipment, Supplies Elizabeth T. Randall of Rolstor berson of Red Bank have pur- at 58 Townsend Dr, through Ja- industrial park. It is situated al Waterbury's office, Red Bank chased the former home of Mrs. 42 Birch Ave. 747-4152 Little Silver cob R. V. M. Lafferl* 3d. Mr. Fairfield Rd. and Bennett Ave., negotiated the sale for Mr. am '. J. Coyne at 46 Elm PL, Red Wtherill is with the Sunshine one half mile off Rt. 33. Mrs. Edward Goldstein, who hav< Bank. Mrs, Coyne is remaining Bipit Co. Two buildings are being con- moved to Convent Station. Mr, in Red Bank, in an apartment. verted into assembly lines for Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Goldstein is with Bell Telephone Mr. Lamberson is employed by sectionalizing of houses in prep- Grape, Jr., formerly of Malvern, 1 Laboratories. the Borough of Red Bank. John aration for transportation and as- ggnmu «.. „ .Wni.tf" " Pa., have purchased a colonial Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fran- L, Keelan, Jr., of the McGowan sembly on building lots. Assem- ALLSTATE home at 110 Dwight Rd. Mr. cis from Warmister, Pa., haw Agency, Red Bank, made the bly on a completed foundation Grape is the commercial sales purchased a home at 94 Spruci sale. and decking takes eight hours. supervisor for James Lees and Dr., Fair Haven, formerly owne« Mr. and Mrs. Davis Gardinier; Sons Company. This sale was by Mr. and Mrs. John Borland, who have been living on Buena BREAKFAST SUNDAY , waws neogltated by John R. Warncke. FENCE co. Jr., who have moved to Oa Red Bank, have purchased FAIR HAVEN — A pancake Mr, and Mrs. William Mc- the former home of Col. and Mrs.breakfast sponsored by (he Jocal 1 Bank Termi Graw, formerly of New Dorp, . 35 field engineer for Western Elec- Thomas S. Maguire at 328 White First Aid Squad will 6e held in 1625 STATE HWY Staten Island, have purchased a Syr.. tric Company, on loan to Bell Rd., Little Silver. The Maguires the fire house from 8 a.m. until 1 Up h sloping off ranch with basement Telephone Laboratories. The sale are living in Oklahoma. Negoti- 1 p.m. Sunday, Tickets may be MIDDLETOWN, N. J. exposed to a view of the woods, 1 * was handled by Jean Paul Lack- ations were handled by The Dow- obtained at the fire house" ESTI at 103 Tatum Dr. Mr. MoGraw FREE HOME M ATES ey. tra Agency, Red Bank. .ThlsittheUWN-A-MATTurfTechnician is an insurance agent with Alex- Cream dheese mixed with loads Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mackey Mrs. Margaret Hague has pur- Ta start the fencing season SPECIAL SALE Me'i an expert in your tout mil and climate condition!... In ander and Alexander, Inc., New of minced pimiento-stufifed green th« Inuctt, medt and lawn dluiui which can thrive in your formerly of Little Silver, have chased a home at l<>0 Statesir this year, wa are offering for Doweled End POST and RAIL lawn II proper care is not taken. W» ipeclalued knrwledi* plus York. This sale was handled by olives makes a delightful sand- purchased a ranch home at 32 '!., Middletown. Her son, Harry a limited time, only starting P the LAV/N-A-MAT "Miracle Machlni" Uwn Combine eniblt Mm to Donald H. Babcock. wich filling; for each sandwich, give you the best most modern lawn cam available) today, MOndroe St., MiddletoWn, froni Hague, and two grandchildren April 9 fo April 14, a SALE 9 picket) up Mr, Babcock also reported the use one slice of White bread and on WHITE CEDAR POST and Whits cedar, 10-ft. sections 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bolvin, who will reside at the same address. CML UWh A-UAT IN YOUR AREA - sale of the large split level at one of whole wheat. RAIL. . HFull round, two-rail MV 0* NIGHT INCLUMm SUNDAY* have moved to Neptune. M Both Mrs, Hague and her son 162 Twinbrooks Rd. in Kings Vil- Mackey is employed by Lily Tu- are active in the V.F.W. The for- lage, MWdletown, to Mr. and lip Corp, This sale was negotl mer own3rs, Mr. and Mrs. Sey- Mrs. Thomas Rush of Atlantic ated by John A. Budnick, Jr. mour S. Gruber, have moved to Highlands, formerly owned by The Applebrook Agency is Conover PI., Middletown. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Nolan, wto Lawn-a-maT member of the Red Bank Ar& Helen Richrnbnd'of E. «. Sny. have moved to Massachusetts'. Multiple Listing Service and thi der and Co., Atlantic Highlands, MIDDLETOWN Mr. and Mrs. William Hanke RED BANK-RUMSON Northern Monmouth Multipli made the sale. of Madison, Wis., have pur- SET JUST ONE CONTROL Listing Service. All new homes i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bruce chased a home at 154 Parkview WilhThit All-New Faucel! Vertical 747-2183 787-2429 Oak Hill are listed with mem- MoCoach, formerly of Fair Ha- , Ter., Lincroft. Mr. Hanke is a bers of both services. ven, have purchased the former Shadow Masterweave Suburbanite lome of Mrs. Leo Stapleton at rfrnrrrr-rm-rrrr, ,-rrr rrt Lafayette St., Rumson. Mrs. White Cedar Realtor Week itapleton has moved to De Pew, White Cedar Y. Mr. McCoach is job su- To Be Marked >erintendent for Foremost'Elec- Stockade Basketweave SHREWSBURY - The Mon ro Service in Avenel. Their two BRAND NEW! 4-ft. x 7-ft. section AS LOW AS mouth County Board of Realtor: laughters attend Holy Cross I treated post with 30 99 will participate in the nationwide School in Rumson. Raymond R. every section. 13 6-ft. * 6-ft. sect. 10 observance of Realtor Week, May Porter of the Dennis K. Byrne 23-29, President Kenneth L Agency, Rumson, arranged the Walker, Jr., announced. The ale. George C Koeppel & Son. the hamiltonian county board's publicity chair- Inc. 671-0880 man, Howard W. Van Ness, has FACES AWOL CHARGE Plumbing - Heating FOR THAT DIFFERENCE IN GE Appliances been placed in charge of local FREEHOLD —. Military police COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE STOCK arrangements. •om Fort Dix, accompanied by 141 1st Ave., Atlantic Highlands Phone 291-0890 Ope«: f la 4 Monday thru Saturday; WodneJBay 'til 8 P. M. Mr. Walker said the theme of ficer Robert Freeman, yester- the week will be "Pick the right ay picked up Charles Campbell homft-'through a realtor" with t 9 Murray St. here. Military emphasis on the fact that the lice said that Campbell was word realtor, a registered serv- from the Army. the only apartments in New Jersey with ice mark, refers to those real estate people who subscribe to House Hunting! It's open sea- Seethe Largest... private marina/ private ocean beach, the strict code of ethics imposed -on in the Daily Register Classi- cabana club & individual terraces! by the national and local boards, fied now. FOR A HEALTHIER, MORE EASTER Town House luxury. Surfside excite- merit Private terraces in every apart- BEAUTIFUL LAWN.... FLOWER SHOW ment. All at the newest Hamiltonian residence, HAMILTONIAN at MON- MOUTH. Typical Hamiltonian appoint- ... in the Shore area! ments include color-coordinated KEL- VINATOR refrigerator-freezer, oven and THE MOST COMPLETE range... individually-controlled heat and air-conditioning...dazzling fash- SELECTION YOU'LL ion bath (1 Vt baths with built-in vanity in 2-bedroom apartments)... master FIND ANYWHERE! TV and FM antenna system, plug-In tele- * Featuring* phone outlets..,built-in clothes ham- Between the Atlantic and pers ... teen-age rec room plus adult the Shrewsbury... CUT FLOWERS party room. You're less than an hour from Newark and Manhattan via the On one of the choicest quarter CENTERPIECES Garden State Parkway, express trains or miles on the New Jersey coastline! AZALEAS • LIVE PUNTERS express buses. Just a few minutes from To one side is your private marina LILIES • TULIPS Downtown Red Bank and the Mon- ... just a few hundred feet to the mouth County Shopping Plaza. east is the pounding surf and your HYACINTHS • DAFFODILS own private beach I HYDRANGEAS It's the year-round vacation idea... GLOXINIAS at the near-town location! AFRICAN VIOLETS GERANIUMS • CALADIUMS 4 and 5 rooms from CINERARIAS $ RENT YOUR BLUE BIRD CHRYSANTHEMUMS 135 POWER RAKE AT... YOU CAN SEE THIS FABULOUS including heat, hot water, DISPLAY NOW. STOP IN SOON ! i I air-conditioning and off-street parking! Unique Y-5hape Concept Architecls-Englnters: gives every apartment a private ter- RENTALL CENTER WATERMELON BAR BtNOlST 6 COlDStRC, Union, Nl race and i water edge view! GENERAL SUPPLY CO., INC MUSCLE'S GARDEN CENTER DIRECTIONS: Follow Rumson Rd. (County Rt. 520) eaif to S«« Bright; then south on Ocean Ave. to Park Rd., Monmouth Contractor Supplies and Rentals (Easy to Reach From Any Direction) \ Beach; right to the Hamiltonian. 1014 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN HWY. 36, ATUNTIC HIGHLANDS 291-0613 RENTAL AGENT ON PREMISES AT AIL TIM PHONE 671-1713 OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY -LARGE PARKING AREA ' — . - , —— . / C. David Vu*itrtoor reported at THE DAILY REGfSTER Friday, April 9, 1965—13 Arbor Day Arrive* At End of Month Set Regbtration In Little Silver tht Brnrrt nf Mrtrtnn rmwitlrf ' LITTLE HLVER - ffintogaf-ltortom on Fffetoy, May 21, fron list night. TREEHOtO — Mama A. to s-gesA *t*rt^ Citric, Moamouth County's senior Mr. Clark advised Interttted tea rejhtrtUon wiU be held in 10 LIB, to noon tad from 1 to : Children must be five yetr* old firm agent, has issued the re-persons who wish to learn me ttMrid Pl»c« School audi-lp.nt., Superintendent of School by Sept. 25 to enroll in the Sep- minder tfatt Arbor Day In New story or Aibor Day, tsk for a tember kindergarten class, Mr. HOME and GARDEN copy of Leaflet 309, Arbor Day in Vanderhoof said. Jersey is the last Friday in April, til. New Jersey, and that leaden re- Each child also must have He said that this "Is a day set sponsible for planning an Arbor proof of vaccination, immuniza- aside by law in most states to Day program read Leaflet 313, tion against diphtheria, whooping SPRING SALE! Apartments Talk Slated By Builders encourage the planting of trees Information For Arbor Day Pro- cough and polio and must bring a and ihrubs." gram Leaders, both of which are birth certificate, he said. SPRING LAKE HEIGrTTS - highlight new opportunities foi ventional mortgage financing for However, Mr. dark also said available from the College of Ag- An educational panel program builders in federal financing; am multi-family properties. that "most foresters agree that riculture, Rutgers University at Need Money? Seel those things called "The Apartment Pack Frank Holland, vice president o : The association's president, the best time to plant trees is New Brunswick without charge. *5 OFF you really don't need with a age" and covering every phase the mortgage division who wi Benjamin Mann, will present late March and early April, there Daily Register Classified Ad. apartment construction from discuss various aspects of con credentials of membership to in-by taking advantage of the Quick and inexpensive. That's on Call now. and acquisition through financ- terior designer Joan Ann Chilton spring rains to get the trees off the Daily Register Classified. ing and completion will be fea and to builder Clemence Ades- metering lured as the N. J. Shore Build- kaviti, both of Shrewsbury. >rs Association (NJSBA) holds Mulch Those Philip J. Solondz, the newly- Scorn Spreader Its monthly meeting in the Beau Rivage here, Tuesday, April \t eleoted association president will when you buy New Lawns, introduce the panel program. Mr. The program sponsor is J. I. Solondz is the second shore mem- Kislak Mortgage Corporation of any other M.G.C. ber to become chief executive of Newark, who also will host a pre- Experts Say the state association. William H. EARLY ORDER SPECIAL! dinner cocktail party starting at Scotts product UWNJ NEW BRUNSWICK - Dr. Hen- Oliver of Neptune served as state 6:30 p.m. ry W. Indyk, an extension spe- president in 1958. , Included In the presentation to cialist at the College of Agricul- be moderated by Harold Buch- ture, Rutgers University, has is- GARDEN the weather turns warm. Stop Crabgrass binder, senior vice president of sued the reminder Uiat homi "With mulch, lawn grass seed the company, and a director of gardeners can improve thei sprouts more quickly and more and Save the parent company, J. I. Kislak chances of success "with HTH '31 , SPECIALS! evenly." Inc., will be such subjects as lo-spring-seeded lawn by using $^00 cation and site, neighborhood, mulch." Monmoulh County lawn agent Improvements, design, construe "By mulching the newly seed- Marvin A. Clark, Freehold, 2 LIME lion and materials, layouts, eco- ed area you hasten seed germin- mentions salt hay, "as a desir- nomic analysis, credit, determi- ation and establishment," the able mulching material. It is on Halts lation of loan amount, term, In- specialist exiplained, adding: fine-textured and generally con- terest rate and construction lend- "This is particularly importan tains little weed seed. Grass hay SWARTZEL'S or 50 lbs. 39c ng. in spring because the lawn gets and straw, if weed-free, also Pro Hardware Mr. Bucbbinder will be joined a quick start so that it will be make acceptable mulches," he Halts Plus >y fellow Kislakians on the pan- in better condition to face the said, and gave this advice: 645 HOLMDEL ROAD 80 lbs. 59c ' including Herbert Charney, as- problems of spring-seedet sistant vice president and man- lawns. "Spread your mulch, so that HAZLET, N. J. Full Line of Garden Supplies ager of Land Department who "Mulching also helps control it provides a uniform and thin Phone 264-2211 will discuss assembling and ac-the washing away of seed ant cover. You should be able to see quisition of multi-family building soil, particularly on slopes. the soil through it. If you can't, CERUONES GREENHOUSE PEAT sites; Anthony J. "Bud" Ber- 'In addition, it shades the soi the mulch is too thick. HIGHWAY 35 HOLMDEL tone, assistant Wee president and surface. This reduces weei "A large bale — about 100 [Between Mlddletowit and Holer 1 MOSS manager 'of special projects and growth and tends to keep thi pounds — makes enough mulch I Acrou from Mattel Toy Co. * new construction group who will new grass seedlings cool whei for 2,000 to 2,500 square feet. Large "A thin and even mulch need not be removed, so it's best for $ Compressed 189 new seedlings and easiest on you CASCADE - BUSTER CRA6BE Bale-only! if you don't have to remove it. SAVE 2 "Heavily applied mulch could America's smother the new seedlings. You'll on 0F POTTED have to remove your too heavy Favorite mulch and when you do, there Greenfield® POOLS TOMORROW may not be much grass under It. Original ROSES Lawn Seed "After you spread your mulch, Chosen for Exhibit at the 1944.1965 water Immediately. Watering Triple Action READY TO PUNT tends to mat down the mulch and keep it from blowing away. New York World's Fair At a "Burlap, cheesecloth or other 1. PREVENTS CRABBY IMW lO such cloth materials also can be Imtalled at Home of Good Taste tchlblt prletl used as mulches. crab grass CRABGRASS! ly Swimming River Pools of tatoatown NEW! 4 killer "But peat moss, manure, saw- Regional Aword Winner 19M A bargain at 5.95, dust or other organic materials 1 MURDERS LAWN BUGS! Silver Bark are not satisfactory as mulch." Scoffs Famous Family 3. FEEDS YOUR LAWN INSTALLID OR MULCH Palm Sunday DO-IT-YOURSELF Blend Is an out and out $ 95 from 2 en. ft. 098 "iteal" at 4.95. Pfanh Service Set ONE BAG bag L RED BANK - The Mystic 9 value.., a full 2,500 iq. ft. of Craftsmen's Club will sponsor a COVERS $ 95 Palm Sunday service at 8 a.m. lawn. at 152 Maple Ave., here. 2,500 sq. ft. ONLY 7 NEW! Rev. Stanley Muigridge, pastor of the First Baptist Church, here, $ will preach. 3??5 PEAT MOSS Karl Helwig, Jr., will be so- Fair Haven Hardware loist,- accompanied by Harold • No moneV down With VITREUD 752 RIVER RD. 741 -5200 FAIR HAVEN Rausch at the organ. • • • 7 ytari re pay Breakfast wiJl follow the ser- GMINO A PLANTING • Bank financing CU. FT. vice. ERAL LAWN CAR! • 10-year warranty 2 BAG Herbert V. Disney heads the Only 35 Minutes from Newark committee in charge. CU. FT. 24 Cherry Tree Farm Rd. New Monmouth FREE POOL LAYOUT & GUIDANCE 4 BAG MAN JAILED RED BANK — Edmund Oliver, 671-2022 CALL 542-1777 — or Write Today Piedmont Farms «o home, yesterday was sentenced FREE SOIL TESTING! by Magistrate William I. Klatsky DAILY 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. to IS days in jail for being drunk AT COLTS NECK, N. J. »nd disorderly on East Front St. HOURS: SUNDAY 'TIL 5 P.M. oooOOO .gird SPLIT LEVELS • RANCHES • SPLIT RANCHES Wednesday.

1 • COLONIALS from $31,000 Monmourii County ! fortmoit Authority on Lawn and A mw community of cuirom-iuilr rtomti, built ft itmt your pintnol Oarden Car* tostit and raqulraminti from «ir taslc ixhlbit lionu plant or from steps from everything ynir plcm end tpiclflcatiom. Sit on nwgnlfiant ont acra lott, wdi tiomt nfltcti tti« highlit itandardi el MCtllenco In convanlmn end CAI1UON MIDDLETOWN ' ti'xir comfort with ii/ch ouHUmdltfg rtflntmtiils «: r-nv Dnr • Privafe swimming pool and play area right on the GARDEN CENTER premises ! 3, 4, 5 BEDROOMS • Complete shopping facilities on and adjacent to SWIMMING RIVER-CASCADE POOLS HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN the property I 244 HIGHWAY 35 EATONTOWN Ph. 671-1050 2 Rf. t. PrectHf Kulti 2!4 mll.i HI Rl. » and lilt turn Swarming •nto Rl. 14. Stay on Rf. M proeudlng ttulh lor 10 rallit to ovirhiad trainc light at Inltiuctlon al Rl. H ant Rl. SM (of Pltaiont Valliy miles ahead of Inn). ProcMd «4 mill hirthir en Rl. M to Clovtr Hill Rd., and mnki right him onto Clovir HIM Rd. Centlnui tt mill to Tulip Lam and Hit turn t» tntdtli. Ag«nt: Kastner-MiranM * AD 3-3900—Mod.l Phent 944-4540 anything! Model Open Neon to Dusk Dolly TERMITES HAMILTONIAN AT SHREWSBURY Is more than a garden apartment. It's an excitingly simple new 4&S concept that says: put the finest in luxurious rooms are a warning apartments and locate it Just steps away from all the facilities you value! Schools, shopping, from BEFORE YOU BUY commuting,.fun—you name it, you're there, in just TERMIHIX the time it takes to say HAMILTONIAN AT THAT NEW HOME SHREWSBURY. And, each apartment features *. \ fashion-styled KELVINATOR refrigerator-freezer, INCLUDING: Call... %«<>.. oven and range, individually-controlled heat and HEAT air-conditioning that respondsto you r mood; HOT WATER It Costs Less to Control Termites than to Ignore Them I Color-matched ceramic tile bathroom fixtures. AIR CONDITIONING It costs you nothing to find out If hidden termites (so-called "flying ants") are ' destroying the understructure and woodwork of your home. Built-in clothes hamper. Master TV antenna system. Also...Brand New PHONE or WRITE now a complete FREE Inspection by a trained expert. Over 600,000 CHECK RECREATION FACILITIES Built-in sound-barrier insulation. Closets and FURNISHED APTS. homes serviced. Our termite work is GUARANTEED by (1) Bruce-Termlnix, (2) E, L. -SUCH AS MOVIES, BEACHES, closets, and then some! •-, Bruce Co. This Guarantee is INSURED by American Employers' Insurance Co. Written from *165 complete guarantee available for life of building, v' - . PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS, etc. See HAMILTONIAN AT SHREWSBURY today! NEW LOW COST PROTECTION AGAINST TERMITES ... for infested and non-infested houses — old homes, new homes and houses under con- struction. Ask us for details about our $5,000 dqmags guaranteed protection-on qutllfled buildings and contents — only small annual cost EXPERT REPAIR OF TERMITE DAMAGE. Descriptive folder on request. MAKE SURE THAT ANY HOME r- Complete professional pest control service for residential, com—i the hamiltanian l-mercial, and Industrial properties. Estimates without obligation,-! YOU CONSIDER BUYING HAS BRUCE-TERMINIX SERVICE CORP. at Shrewsbury 559 Main St., East Orange, N.J. 07018-phone 674-7683 SAFE OIL HEAT OFF SHREWSBURY AVENUE, SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP, N.J. Dlreeriem Ntwmtn Springs Rd. Is Shriwibury Ave.; thtn south en Shr«wi- UVC HEBE UO BUOY in Red Bank, phone SH 1-4344 , bury Av«. to B«rk»r Ava.i right 100 ft., 4h«n left on Crawford Sfrest to LOOK FOR THIS SIGN... Asbury Park: 7750111 Freehold: 462-0292 modtl «p«rtm«nr. tfir —r-mni- miuitiA • uniiF Inilrt en • eomptttnt ttrmlt* Imptcttan and ciurmci. YOUR ASSURANCE OF QUALITY IOHHEAT A/tft/tecrs-Engjmerti BEFORE BUYING A HOME •nie«-T.rmlnl« T.rmlU.CU.nnc« •» guarantoidl A«M«I IIITI UALTY, INC. 2M-titi/741-3*)»7MoM..M2-Mn SEMO/Sr fi GOLDBERG WORLD'S LARGEST IN TERMITE CONTROL 9, 1965 NUBBIN BxJULWBl and GEORGE CRENSBAW h Dismissed THE DAILY REGISTER slid he could "after no evidence \inft office naif want to WHO m Magistrate, PEACEFUL aiiie,'. tiago-Velez paid a total of $270 in fines in Municipal Court here Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hersh, Wednesday night. 9 Terrance Ter, have as a house Magistrate Alexander Levchuk guest Mrs. Hersh's mother, Mrs. rined Santiago-Velez, who lives at Al Siegel, who is en route to \ PAINTS •WALLPAPERS 13 First St, here, $225 for driv- her home in Perth Amboy after / Ghtida, MATERIALS ng while under the influence of a Hiree-week visit with her son ilcohol; $30 for leaving the scene and daughter-in-Jaw, Mr. and B BROAD SI-RED BANK-g£SHM30b it an accident, and $15 for no Mrs. Harvey Siegel, Mexico City. Iriver's license. His license was Harvey Siegel is the cartoonist Donald J. Burgener, 54, of 41 •evoked for two years. who draws the television show Oakland St., Red Bank, for care- Sandra Baily of 36 Institute St., "Rocky and his Friends." Worthless $20 Check Costs $50 less driving. here, paid $15 tor operating a EATONTOWN — Fined $50 yes- Carolyn Wagner, a student at a change at causing death b Hned $10 each were Herman car without a license. terday by Magistrate William S. auto. His attorney, Daniel J Murray State College, Murray, Utschuter, 39, of 223 Perrine Ave., Sel, Fast, Louis F. Scarlato of Laiewood Throckmorton was Joseph J. Loo- DaJ]y Regfcter Ky., is spending the spring vca- 0'iHern of Red Bank, regueste< PRESEASON laid $20 for speeding 40 miles ri of 28 Brookside Ave., Keans- the date because Mr. Shine i; jjberon, for an illegal turn, and classified. tion with he; parents, Mr. and burg. >r hour in a 25 mile zone. Mrs. Warren Wagner, Oakland not yet jftysically able to comi Edward F. Behan of Trenton Mills Rd. (Mr. Looni pleaded innocent to to court, aid $10 for careless driving. a charge of issuing a worthless The chaise arose from anac why is the high-priced SALE Mrs. Christian Schwarz, Lin- $20 check to the Eatontown A&P, cident March 6 at the Eatontowi pool market coln PI., and Mrs. James Griffin, but was found guilty,. He was traffic circle. Mr. Shine wa: ALUMINUM COMBINATION KOZICKY GARDEN Georgia Rd., attended the United also put on three months' pro- thrown from his vehicle when i beaded Church Women's Seminar at the bation, with the condition that overturned and was admitted t< STORM & SCREEN WINDOWS SPECIALS United Church Building across he make restitution. RivervJew Hospital, Red Bank down from the United Nations building, Patrick Shine of 12 Barker Ave., One of his passengers, Georgi • TRIPLE TRACK New York. Following tlie semi- Shrewsbury Township, will have Scott of Stephenville Blvd., Mid the SHADE and nar they were taken on a tour of a hearing Thursday, April 22, on dletown, also admitted, later died • FULLY (he UN. WEATHERSTRIPPED drain? FLOWERING Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grosso, • CLEANS FROM INSIDE East Francis Ave., Morganville, TREES were honored at a surprise 25th SAVE NOW wedding anniversary party Sun- day in the Eobertsville .fire LAWES 2.50 and uphouse. The affair, hosted by INSTALLATION their son-in-law, and daughter, Buy from grower and save Mr.: and Mrs, Robert Ellis, East OPTIONAL 99 Francis Ave., MorganvdHe, was for (Swtts) products attended by 110 persons. PER MYRON KOZICKY SYCAMORE AVE. RIVER ROAD WINDOW 7 House Hunting! 'It's open sea- THE ANSWER IS SIMPLE — Today's homeowner can NURSERY son in the Daily Register Classi- SHREWSBURY PAIR HAVEN afford a low cotf paclcage pool and get the beauiy, FIRST and HWY. 35, EATONTOWN durability and quality he wants, The Spartan Pool, MINIMUM fied now. SECOND FLOOR bridge type, galvanized steel construction, with a 20- SIX WINDOWS gauge vinyl liner that never need maintenance can BAUGH'S VILLAGE GREEN HOW'S be completed in only three weekends by following YOUR our easy step-by-step instructions. Stop in today or mtis • «a ocuvatr call us for air the details. I A.M..S:30 Ml. PRESENT FiMa» -HI f P.M. FERTILIZER- M Ynto'iatd HOME? 9 FOR LUXURIOUS LAWNS-TREES-SHRUBS "TRADE-IN" SWIMPOOL MIGHT II THE ANSWER >^^r ^ SERVICES SUPPIUS. INC. 32 BROAD ST. 741-7500 RED BANK SICKLE'S FARM WALKER & WALKER AT GREENHOUSE REALTORS INSURERS sV» SHREWSBURY AVE., NEW SHREWSBURY, tU. 07724 RUMSON RD. CALL 741-9543 LITTU SILVER SHREWSBURY 741-5212 MIDDLETOWN 671-3311 741-3000

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Unless you live in a tei- In addition to smart Most houses have win- There'll be many other pce you will find our an- Mem OR home improve* dews and If you want to features about yard and nual Home Improvement ments you'll find that see what is being done house, interior and ex- edition a real help. It Is our articles cover Infe- to decorate windows terior, so be sure to get filled with Interesting rior decorating as well, these days, you'll want your issue of The Reg- and some of this chit- articles and helpful hints to read this special sec- ister on Tuesday, April to home-makers and chat will be about tion. You'll get some their spouses. Be sure "what's new in furni- good ideas that are to oet your copy. ture." You'll find It in* easy, practical, lovely! formative. MR. ADVERTISER: If you have a product or service to sell to people MR. ADVERTISER: living in houses, call now If you want to reach MR. ADVERTISER: MR. ADVERTISER: to reserve your adver- people who live in Here is your chance to Got something to say tising space. houses, and take pride , make with some Ideas about windows? The In their homes, this it' of your own, if you sell place to say it is in this DAILY REGISTER lr I furniture, or covers. edition. The time is now. RED BANK 741-0010

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!• *,*• •> :•* ><••'.•.* ' DAILY CROSSWORD THE DAfLY REGISTER TTOMJ, April 9, 1965-M Y to Hold Recreation arjr COlM To Hold County Fair Night tt Miriboro •.Urn; aC taws, to* Baan UNION BEACH - Final pitas MAWaORO - VMCA family «ith ll.Gtw /.MM Mil for the county fair to be held iff •ode 1'3B-J * members and local township res- ethfcolaor 31. Bounder MSJRSaM Memorial School, Saturday, April idents will attend a family recre- unotilcil tutu* S1.M«UI- iOIS IHMUU 24, will be made at a meeting ation night at the state hospital UBwktt •vent lie Tuesday night, April 13, of the 5. Hamlet rock Parent-Teacher Association. Mrs. gymnasium tomorrow between 7 it of the 4. Epoch 24.N.Z. AHen Pl»nk, chairman, announced and 10 pin. B.Bof ' ' parson dor! the theme for each booth will be This Is part of the program ex- ttlntha 6. Munch bird "Country Store." mlddla 7.light H.Ext»- SS. Narrow tension center. Dean Murphy, The fair will start at 10 a.m., U.8miJlhoUl a. Buckeye t«nc« board dance instructor, will offer In- lftTowuh, tUte 2T.Euth ST. Stir /ill be highlighted by the crown- Wtha •.Lower part 29.Uzud S8. Fruit drink! ing of the "Quetn of the Fair". struction in the new dances. til S2,S-shtp«d 39. Girl's A queen wiH be selected by vote Features of tbe evening mil be By REG SMYTHE l&Blockhe»d: 1L Showy moldings nickname from students in the seventh and games, contests and prizes for ANDY CAPP colloq. tree: U.Tomtk« eighth grades. children. l.l»inglaM Hiwoli holy city Joan Flynn, principal, is in DID VER NOTICE BATHROOM, TOO Jl River: 17. Orient*! 35. An ear M. Botch ihell 44. Menu Item charge of the program. A LOVELY 'WE ASHTRAS V.ITHOUT Latvia nun* Used crankease oil oozes from 33.1/ocloc*: 1 i 3 4 ii 7 8 t engines at the rate of COO million ADVERTISEMENTS poet. % National income in Spain has SftPooplaof id II doubled in the last generation. quarts a year. NaarEurt 38.Wadln| » bird % KEYPORT, N. J. aCU«ny 15 16 17 ILHiwUUa % FURNITURE CO. bird WEST 264-OUI 19 10 i\ 23 person % a ML Tinier V. 17 I« turkev y SO SI 42. Metal % » fissure M 51 «.Holjr MICKEY MOUSE By WAVt DISNEY % % % Bomaa, si 4o British or 4 French 4i Open Mon. and Fri. eveningt 'lU 9 p.nu «.Blrd«u axlus 4 48. Net* 4T. Hardy it 41 berolM % 4-10 CHECKTERMITEDAMAGE Holmdel Students Identification Section and the Hall of Records, Freehold. Arrange-1 SPECIALIZING IN "ml Freehold Sites ments were made then for the J WOVMDEL — One of the read-visit. It was decided to expand f TERMITE CONTROL ONLY ng groups In the seventh and the plans to include visits to the|| th grades at the Village county Historical Association Mu- For Other Insects—Coll an Exterminator School, has been reading stories seum and Old Tennent Church. of suspense and danger. The The group was accompanied by | FOR TERMITES—CALL US! pupils were especially interested Robert Young, eighth grade in detective stories. The group teacher, and Mrs. Dorothy Har-|| Every yea- at this time, homeowners find winged this program, MCOSS sponsored Insects that suddenly fly out and then drop Hub one local physician's attendance nvited a MrvParK Fair Havin • H»im*l - North AMwrr Parti LABRIOLA MOTORS, INC. WERNERS AUTOMOTIVE INC MMTOI • Celn fJKk Boys regard madrai as the fiottesr sporteoat Nltmtwr ftdtral 120 E. Newman Springs Rd. Highway 36 Kmrvt iyrtam/Frtirel item at J. Kridel and so do their mothers. DMMII Iruuronw Corp. Red Bank Belford THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK College Students Slate Visit to UN Bergeron, Styrevite; Anthony j. Branch; William J. McCain, Bfuna, Lang Branch: Babert B, WEST LONG BRANCH - Six- Titty wit) pay a vWt to the VWCT/5 JlPOH'TKMCW (Joy, Irvfefta; .Robert Dtvis, . a, H:, c THIS MX. S>«y HO®. W|N en Momnoutb College men who W aod J»ve Km* in tbe "ddit 5 rW, Sommft; Stuart Sebetr, El- Leonardo; Job* H. Deckert, beroa, and RuneU Setoetder, ABOUT, \ you, m. OA. e students lit an economic gates lining roan. Acwrapwiy Shrewsbury; Curtii C. Ptusak, Bradley Beach. *• COL. WEEKS?] KPlt ALL KMOW crwth and development class ing them will be their instructor, -SOON.' Elberon; Arnold GHes, Wanamas- ill be guests of Emmanuel Nda- Dr. Leland H. Langbein, associ- «a; Peter Iorio, Long Branch; House Hunting! It's open sea- ala of the Permanent Mission ate professor in the Department Robert J. Kurau, Middletown; Uganda to the United Nations of Business Administration. Thomas Lesbirel, Brick Town- son in the Daily Register Classi- day. Making the trip will be Albert ship; Frederick S. Lum, Long fied now. ">'•

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amusing painting by Reginald Other Famous Marsh of Coney Island; the Kraushaar Gallery of New York 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY Brand Items' Monmouth Museum Offers is lending "Sea Bass Fisher- Than., Fri. 10-9; Saturday 104 At Rl. 35, Shrewsbury—at ttw Ui laid UM man," by Gilford Beal; and the Hot Advertised Wilmington Society of Fine Arts is sending Andrew Wyeth's water- ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY-10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. 'The Spell of The Sea' color of an artist painting in a shipyard on the coast of Maine. ASBURY HARK - A sea Titanic in the Monmouth Musem's Islands on the prow of a canoe. • MEN'S SHIRTS TOOTHBRUSHES Other subjects to be covered in CHILDREN'S monster mil lend contrast to aexhibition "The Spell of the A 16th century wood cut from • BOYS'CORDUROY PANTS WHITE ONLY Sea" scheduled for May 2 the exhibition will include the NAT. ADV. tranquil scene on the North the New York Public Library, through May 31 In the rotunda depicts a sailor being gobbled uj sea as an inspiration to artist • LADIES' STRETCH PANTS UNDERWEAR UP TO 59c EA. Shrewsbury River; a primitive on the boardwalk here. by a sea monster right oft thewriters and designers; as a high- • GIRLS' AND LADIES' SHIFTS 5»2f wood carving will share equal deck of his ship. way to commerce, exploration, These and hundreds of other war; as a source of food and LADIES' RAINDEERS billing with the sinking of thevaluable items will be on loan Two 17th century Dutch paint wealth; and as a challenge to from famous museums, galleries ings by Matthieu Van Platten C 5100 research and science. NOW FUSTIC BOOTS and private collections for theberg from the Victor Spark Ga ea NAT. ADV. exhibition designed to present to lery will show shipwrecks, i The exhibition will be open to R Seek Larger the public from 1 to 5 daily with 75 Nat'ly ad«ertti*d.«p to ife Mck UP TO $2.95 Nat'ly advcrtiitd «p to $5.95 5 i 1 Monmouth County a preview of Winslow Homer study of a sei the variety of things a "museum rescue made for his great paint special morning tours arranged House Sizes of ideas" can offer for the cul- ing, "The Life Line," has beer for school groups and Saturday tural and educational enrich- Obtained from the Cooper Union morning tours for Girl and Boy FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE MARLBORO — An ordinance ment of Hie county. and "The Sinking of the Titanic* Scout troops. feeking to increase the minimum The exhibition will be divided by Harper Goff has been bor house size in the township to rowed from Esquire Magazine 1,450 square feet was introduced into six basic categories to in- dicate the influence of the seawhich commissioned the paintinj last night by the Township Couiv several years ago, cil and set for a public hearing on western civilization from Thursday, April 22. andent Egypt to the present, Past and present will be The present ordinance sets a according to Charles B. Harding fleeted In two objects in the sec minimum of 960 square feet. of Rumson, museum president. tion on "Pleasures" — a paint ing by James Biittersworth < At a previous council meeting, The terrors of the sea led the original yacht "America, the minimum house size had been primitive man and ancient which won the first international aet for 1,800 square feet, which civilizations to create gods to racing classic in 1851, and a rep now will be die minimum size placate this uncontrollable force, lica of the "America" cup wor for homes other than one story; according to Dr. James L. White- by Henry D. Mercer's "Weather .Also in the amended ordinance head, director. In the section on the "Terrors" of the sea, a third ly". m 1982. A John F.. Kensetl are certain prohibited uses — painting of the-North Shrews, auca as asphalt and cement century B.C. bronze statuette of Neptune, on loan from the bury River and adjoining hili! plants and automobile race will present a picture of that par tracju, Metropolitan Museum, will be shown, along with a wood, carv- of the river near die Oceanl Last night's public hearing on Bridge, little -changed since a Subdivision'. ordinance' was ing, from the Museum of Primi- tive , Art, used In the Solomon was painted in 1859. The Butter passed quietly: This raises the worth painting has been obtalnec flUmberof parcels in a minor sub- from the Marine Historical As division from two to three. HOME FROM COLLEGE sociation in Mystic, and the Ken- In a new Hi-Lo Loop Tweed Carpet creation of lovely Council will continue to study HAZDET - Miss Mary Hi; sett work will be on loan from the question of Burnt Fly Boginsg , daughter of Mr. and M the New York Historical Society. recommended by the Planning Charles Higgins, Crescent PI 1 Also to be shown wjll be i Board Monday as a conservation is spending her Easter vacati collection of prints and photo Long-Wearing Acrylic, Choice of 16 dramatic Tweeds? area,. .Also tabled was the. applica- at home. She will return Satu graphs of toe North Jersej tion''for garden apartment* from day, April 10, to her freshm Coast from the collection .(lie Jersey Central Home and De- studies in Murray State Collegi George H. Moss, Jr., Rumson, velopment Corp. Ky. auUior of the recently publishec book, "From Nauvoo to th< Hook." Mr. Moss is a membe of the museum's board -LOS BROADWAY CAME TO trustees. Among many other works art in the section on "Plea- sures," the Whitney Museum of RED BANK AGAIN American Art is supplying TUESDAY EVENING LEGAL NOTIC STATE OF NEW MRSEV DEPARTMENT OF STATE. CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION pants and drools in anticipa- To tU to whom Uiew presents ma By BARRY ROBINSON oome, Greeting: tion of the day he'll turn all WHEREAS, It ippe»r» to my ml RED BANK - They saved this Into good hard cash. But, fiction, by duly auUienelcated record of the preceedlns* (or the voluntary the best for the last, and the the moment young Oliver dissolution . thereof by the UMiUmous best is nothing short of great awakens and glimpses the noc- ooasent ol all the itockholderj, de- ported in my of lice, that CENTRAL The best, in this case, is turnal counting,- all comes to JERSEY AUTO RENTAL, INC. a cor- "Oliver," the Lionel Bart a sudden end as Ms entire poration o( Ull! State, whose prin- musical about London lowlife cipal office U situated at No. 38A. body slumps over in a futile Route 35, In the Township ol KepWne that played a one night stand effort to wrap itself around County of Monmouth, State at New at rsuuoin loop flinrtnKCioii MM adequate word to describe to work up much .concern ioratlon did. on tee 30th day ot March the show. Freely' adapted fas, file to my office a duly executf beautifai color selection, to it* resjilieney and over his hardships and future and attested consent In writtai to th from Charles Dickens' "Oliver fate. As a matter of fact It's dissolution of said corporation, exe- Twist," ft Is more of a comic easier to care about the art- cuted by all the stockholders h«r«w, long-wearing durability. "Colette** it a homo- opera with a few tragic over- which laid consent and the record ol ful dodger (Chris Andrews), the proceedings aforesaid are now or tones that axe quickly swept nasty fellow that he is. Young (Ue In my said office u provided by maker's dream! Wonderfnfly Boil-resistant, die under the rug in the helter Mr. Andrews has an air and UW' IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, skelter of songs, dances, and swagger about him that evokes I have hereto set my hand am laxurioHs loop pile is locked through to die jollity that prevails through- affixed my official leal, at Tren memories of old time vaude- SEAL ton, this 30th day of March back in exclnsire Kara-loe tafts that can't poll out villians, yet he is only in his A. D. one thousand nine hun dred and slity-Ilve. teens, if he's that old. ROBERT M. PALOEY out Here is a broadloom dengned to with- In case you missed the Acting BecreHary ot State. book as a youngster (oh April !. 9, 18 «3-«' wasted childhood!), the plot stand the test of tune and constant use ... i recounts the history of young Joan Eastman, the young NOTICE Oliver, an English orphan MOKMODTH COUNTY broadloon for both ittaStj and mmkjmd. actress who inherited the (SURROGATE'S COURT during the 1700s, a time when Georgia Brown role of Nancy, Notice to Creditors to Present homeless waifs could expect OUlms Attlnst Eitate Fagin's moll and the show's BSPATB OF VERONICA I. little mercy and much cruel- only tragic character, pro- TOWNBEND, DECEASED. ty. He starts out in a work- jects the girl's outer strength PursusM to the order of DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of thr Budger yowr purchote jf ym wish! 'A 90 house, gets sold to an under- and inner weakness very well. Jounty of, Moremoutll, thli day made taker (yes, they sold children She sings with verve and on the application of the undersigned Sq Yd. area carpeted wall-to-wall in our "CoBette* The Monmouth County National BanX in those days, just like cat- gusto, and passes the test of Red Bank, Sole Executor ot the estate tle), runs away and joins a "As Long as He Needs Me" of the said Vemolci 1. It. Townsend broadloom, installed over Heavy Waffle Cttthion, deceased, notice 1» hereby given to band of junior thieves di- with flying colors. the creditors of staid deceased 10 pre- Deluxe Tackiest Method, is ytmn far put rected by the unscrupulous sent to the said Sole Executor their The rest of the cast is good, claims under oath within six month Fagin, a villain if there ever rom this date, $62.50 down and $35.31 per month was one. but space limitations prohibit Dated: March 29th, 1S65 citing each individually. The THB MONMOUTH COUNTY for IS months. NATIONAL BANK, Red Btnlc score is a fine one with some By: A. WILUAM DAVIS, of the lesser known numbers Asst. Trust Officer The thing about Jules Mun- 53 Broad Street coming across more effective- Red Bank, New Jersey shin's Fagtn is that he's sym-. ly than those that have be- Sole Executor pathetic. He's a miserable Alston Beekman, Jr., Esq., come hits on their own. 10 Broad street Also in Fully Bound Room Sire Rugs wretch, but one you can al- Red Bank, New Jersey most identify with. Sort of a It's interesting to note that Attorney 9x12 $123 J2'*i3V__$185 Sammy Glick of his day. This "Oliver" has been on the road April 2. S, Iff, 23 J31.2* man Munshin, with almost as for 28 weeks, yet last night's much hair on his chin as on NOTICE I

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SECTION TWO FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1965 7c PER COPY More Marines Sent to Viet Nam SAJG0N (AiPJ-American au- miles south of the border with loaded with Marines ready to F4 planes would land at Da The officials said tfie raiders ,nd the other for trying to blow thorities announced today that Nor* Viet Nam. land. Nang. wrecked bridges at Qui Vinh, 10 ip an American officers' billet. A U.S. statement said the addi- To "improve security in the miles north of the border, and at No date was set for either ex- two more battalions of U.S. Ma- Another 4,009 Marines landed at Da Nang March 8 to help tional Marines were requested by Hue area," an additional battalion Khe Kien, 20 miles northeast of ecution, but it was believed they rines end a squadron of Marine guard the air base there from the government of South Viet landing team "will be introduced the border. One is a railroad would be carried out swiftly. Jet lighter; will land shortly in which many of th« raids on North Nam. into the area," the announce- bridge and the other a road The court sentenced the driver Viet Nam. ' Viet Nam originate. Both the reinforcements and ment said. bridge. •f the getaway motorbike in the About 3,000 Marines will be There were indications that the the original contingent that landed Meanwhile, some 80 U.S. Air A South Vietnamese military Embassy bombing, Nguyen Van landed, at the Da Nang Air Base Marines would begin landing in last month are from the 9th Ma- Force bombers and fighters court in Saigon today ordered Hai, 27, despite the Viet Cong's on the coast 380 miles north of a matter of hours. There had rine Brigade, formerly stationed struck two vital bridges in North threat to execute an American Saigon and around Hue, the an- been reports for several days on Okinawa. Viet Nam today. U.S. officials the execution of two Viet Cong civilian prisoner in reprisal. cient capital of Viet Nan 50 miles that the 7th Fleet transport Mt. ' The statement said a battalion said ail the planes returned to terrorists, one for taking part In an afternoon session, the northwest of Da Nang and 50 McKinley was standing offshore landing team and a squadron of their base safely. in the U.S. Embassy bombing court gave a death sentence to Tran Van Dang, who was ar- rested March 20 near the Saigon airport with 25 pounds of high explosive on his motor scooter. Police said he and an accom House Clears Health Care Bill pi ice who escaped were going to plant the explosive at an offi- WASHINGTON (AP)—President ministration bill, 245 Democrats to take up the measure until af- changes and by at least a 3-1 government matching the sum, cers' billet in the area. Johnson's $6 billion health care- and 65 Rejxibicans triumphed ter the Easter recess, scheduled margin. Gore, a long-time ad- and cover 80 per cent of ex- social security bill has swept over 42 Democrats and 73 Re- for April 15-21. vocate of such legislation, said penses after the first $50 in any 'MESSAGE RECEIVED' — Councilman Robert F. Henck, through the House by a margin of publicans. Preliminary plans, Byrd said, the bill the House passed yester- year. chairman of police committee In New Shrewsbury, checks Johnson said die House action are for the committee to have day was a surprisingly good one. — The existing system of state- almost 3 to 1 and Senate approv- out new radio equipment in police patrol car as Sgt. al is expected within eight weeks. 'demonstrates once again the two or three days general brief- The major elements of the 297- federal medical aid for the near- indigent would be enlarged, Hie House passed the historic vitality,of our democratic sys- ing session with officials of the page bill include: Fred J. Garrabrant operates transceiver unit control on measure — the greatest revision tem in responding to the needs departments concerned immedi- — A hospital plan for all those — A general 7 per cent in- dash. Cars formerly could talk only to the County Police crease in Social Security old and expansion of the Social Se- and will of the people." ately after the recess and begin 65 and older, with the patient age payments with other liberali- i station in Freehold. curity system in its three decades The first step on the Senate public hearings probably the fol- paying the first $40. zing changes in the system. of existence — by 313-115 vote side is a ronud of hearings be- lowing week. — An optional insurance plan — An extra $69.90 to be with- last night after rejecting a Re- fore the Finance Committee. The A committee member, Sen. Al- to cover doctor bills and some held next year from workers publican substitute by a much chairman, Sen. Harry F. Byrd, bert Gore, D-Tenn., said the other medical expenses. This the making at least $5,600 yearly. closer vote, 236 to 191. D-Va, said it will not be able Senate will pass the bill with few would cost $3 a month, with Republicans argued the plan to provide comprehensive healtt services for older Americans and to boost retirement benefits Challenging Times for Lawyers ihG'ild be financed primarily by the general treasury. Democrats WALL TOWNSHIP-Dean Wil- Guests at the dinner meeting citing. Dean Heckel said, in- that it should be given that power in a limited field, dealing per- contended the bill's way is best — lard Heckel, of Rutgers Law at Beau Rivage were two Rut- olude civil rights, assurance of equal rights to the poverty haps with such things as out- boosting the payroll tax on em- School, urged members of the, gers second year law students who ployers and employees. The Monmouth Bar Association last! stricken, equalization of the lawing of nuclear warfare. had won the Bar Association's house is overwhelmingly Demo- night to recognire that these' guarantees of free press and fair The speaker said the Impact cratic and the Democrats won. times are the most challenging first annual scholarship last fall. trial, and the quest for inter- on lawyers and leaders in the to be lawyers.' Ezra Karkus, chairman of the national peace. profession is already profound. Tho GOP leadership then freed Speaking at a program dedi- Monmouth Foundation, which If the law fails to meet the For instance, he said, lawyers individual Republicans from the cated to encouragement of new supports the scholarships, said test for civil rights, he said, from the north are traveling restraint of a party position. So, talented candidates to the legal the two men stand among the we face protracted civil diso- south to be available to aid civil *ven though GOP Leader Gerald profession, the dean covered a fiTst 10 in their class of 120 bedience. rights causes; court rules, at R. Ford of Michigan voted broad field of relatively new students. They are Stephen E. If poor people don't know least in New Jersey, have been against the Democratic admini- tests of principles of law. Barcan, of Bradley Beach, and their rights and therefore lose changed to permit third year law stration's bill, it carried by the Joseph V. Lunin, of Asbury them, lawyers have an obligation students to aid indigents, though wide margin of almost 3 to 1. Park. to educate them so that they Legal Aid Societies, in Smal Th two key votes went this NEW POLICE NERVE CENTER — John E. Lemon, Sr., seated at left, who operates Credits Slmmill will not be deprived because of Claims Courts; and lawyers now way:,: Man Is Held New Shrewsbury's borough switchboard, explains new central police radio station to Mr. Karkus, who has been their ignorance. are taking part with sociol- On substituting the Republican closely identified with the scholar- ogists in team efforts in re- If the free press, with the right Councilman Robert F. Hsnck, left, chairman of police committee, and Police Sgt. bill, 128 Republicans and 63 Dem- ship fund since its inception, search. In Red Bank to inform, Is in conflict with the Fred J. Garrabrant. New transmitter- receiver puts switchboard in communication ocrat^'were on the losing side, credited Superior Court Judge right of a fair trial, it is up As for Rutgers, the dean said bowing, to 226 Democrats and 10 Elvin R. Simmill, the first chair- with each police car and with another station «t police headquarters behind Borough Rape Case to the law to find an answer next fall's law school curriculm Republicans. man, with providing the impetus will offer courses in urban prob- Hall. Cars can talk to each other, to headquarters and borough switchboard, and to RED BANK - Lawrence L. to get the program moving. which preserves both values. On final passage of the ad- lems such as rent control, hous- the County Radio station in Freehold. New system, planned for more than two years Scott, 24, of 218 Pearl St., yes- George A. BarisceHo, bar Basil of Law ing and other aspects of eco- went into operation last Saturday. terday was arrested and ar- president, said that requests for If there is to be world peace nomics and poverty. raigned on a charge of rspe. contributions towards 1965-6 it will come only on a basis of Mi's. Dilger scholarships will begin this week. law. He is accused of raping a'15- It's Monkey Business year-old local girl Monday night Each scholarship ls for $500. .Dean Heckel said that the Downey Will ttion on Pearl St. Areas In which lawyers must United Nations now is unable Scott was also charged with find new challenges most ex- now to make laws and suggests assault and battery. Magistrate Run, Says Is Accepted William I. Klatsky ordered him UTHLE SILVER — The Raritan High School held in $5,000 bail for grand jury Mirrors on Crime Board of Education last night ac- Traphagen cepted the resignation of Mrs. action for rape, and sentenced WALL TOWNSHIP — President Johnson's TV announce- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Arthur Dilger, who is mtovini g Urn to 30 days in the county jail ment identifying suspects In the slaying last month oj a civil The influential hand of Mayor from )he borough. for assault and battery. rights aide in Alabama was compared last night to the un- Henry E, Traphagen continues 1 inhibited publicity given Lee Harvey Oswald's arrest in Dallas to be felt in political action Mrs. Dilger had submitted her Scott was arrested at 1:58 p.m. Versus Jim Bishop at his place of employment by Nov. 22, 1963. here. resignation last monght, but the By FRANK W. HARBOUR Detective Lts. Benjamin Glover Rutgers Law School Dean Willard Heckel, speaking to the The Democratic offical told insoluble to the 'new' mathemat- or a zero. There differences, board had deferred action on it. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Mon- and George H. Clayton, Jr., and Monmouth Bar Association at Beau Rivage, called the presi- The Register yesterday that he icians to see if they could find respectively, will give a remaind- Hie Dilger family is moving key business or no monkey b Detective Sgt. Robert D. Scott. dent's dramatic statement, in which he also asked for laws has personally asked Town- an answer — and more import- er of one. to Oceanport in June. ness — it's Raritan Township ant — prove it," The reason it Lt. Glover signed Hie rape to curtail tye Ku Klux Klan, "improper." ship- Committeeman Daniel H. Next, the students determined Ironically, Mrs, Dilger ended High School versus Jim Bishop. "can't" be done, said Mr. Bishop, charge.' "Can they;" he asked about the four who were under ar- Downey to get back into the that the number was then multi- her lijVe years service on the Mr. Bishop, noted author and is because it would be necessary The incident occurred at 9:58 rest in the killing of Mrs. Viola Liuzzo, of Detroit, "get a fair race for election to next year's plied by four, and that the quo-; board on the same evening it nationally-syndicated Register col- to work exclusively in numbers Monday night when the victim trial now?" Township Council. tient must then end in either a approved departmentalization of umnist, started the "fight" in an whose final digits remain six or was followed from Monmouth St. Similarly, he asked of the assassin of President John F. four or nine, because lt is im- the seventh and eighth grades. "He will run," the mayor article March 16 when he posed one. to the vicinity of 83 Pearl St. Kennedy In Texas: "Could Oswald, had he lived, gotten a fair possible to multiply any in- predicted. a "monkey" problem, while tak- An enthusiastic supporter of Police said she was stopped by trial?" A Bit Hasty terger by four and have a result He.discounts recent specula- ing a thinly-veiled swipe at "new departmentalization, Mrs. Dilger a man who stepped from behind Dean Heckel used the illustrations to point up the conflict The latest word from Miss Mc- of one. tion that Strathmore Demo- math," has been urging such a move a building, and was pulled be- of a free press and the right of fair trial. Elwain and more than 100 new crats .might seek to avoid, The local high school math de- Since the process was repeated for saveral years. She was a tween two nearby garage. Oswald's exposure to television, radio, news cameras and math buffs at Raritan High through compromise, a pri- partment and its students are up- six times, the students reasoned niemiber of the 10-member, reporters, before he himself was killed by Jack Ruby, was School: In a separate incident Mon- mary contest. that the number must be some- board-appointed committee which criticized in the Warren Commission report investigating Pres- set. They have determined to fin- day, Scott was charged with the "They want control," he as- "You were a bit hasty in your where near five to the sixth recommended it. ident Kennedy's death. ish the fight and "restore the assault and battery of Arlene serted. "There'll be a 4-4 pri- good name of new math." conclusion, Mr. Bishop. In new power. Also, in New Jersey, members of the Supreme Court have Mrs, Dilger was chairman of Perry of West Bergen PI. The mary." math, we do not say that a pointed to it to emphasize controls which the courts, prosecu- This was the problem posed by This value is 15,625. the board's education committee. complaint said he struck her on Indicating that reports of problem is impossible, we prove tors and defense lawyers should exercise to protect defendants Mr. Bishop: Since the number must end in She was elected to her second the face and body at 48 West possible peace might be far that it is impossible. This you in criminal cases. All Greedy either a six or a one, the stu- full term in 1963. Bergen PI. from accurate, the mayor have not done. You were prob- Five men are cast up on a dents then tested both 15,625 and added: ably basing your conclusion on desert island. The only vegetation 15,621 — and found that the lat- Fire Commissioners "If they (Strathmore Demo- old math. is cocoanuts. They gather all the ter satisfied all conditions for crats) continue to create prob- "Enclosed you will find a num- Will Meet Thursday cocoanuts and pile them on the the correct answer. lems, we'll run a wide-open 7-7 beach. In their work, they find erical solution to show that 15,621 Hit Labs Discontent ReportMARLBORO — The Board of primary and let the people an- a monkey, and make a pet of does indeed satisfy all conditions, The answer was then checked Fire Commissioners will hold swer their demands for con- him. Ail agree that they are too and also an algebraic proof. We with the Diophantine process, Us- special meeting Thursday at the HOUMDEL — Bell Telephonej at least one year before transfer He said the systems switching trol." tired to divide the cocoanuts at use the Diophantine process to ing equations, it was shown that Robertsville fire house to discuss Laboratories officials yesterday is made. unit will be housed in Naperville once; it can wait until morning. solve for the least number of 15,621 is "unquestionably" the the district 1955 "No employee who would suf- because of proximity to Western budget which They go to sleep on the beach. coconuts. smallest possible number, al- discounted reports of discontent was defeated in February by fer hardship will be forced to Electric Co., manufacturer of Delinquency In the night, one man awakens "How much Coes a story lose though an infinite number of so- among plant employees awaiting 10 votes. leave. Bell-developed systems. TRENTON (AP) - The City and decides to take his pile at in telling It a third time? (Mr. lutions (with higher numbers) transfer to Napervilie, 111. "Many persons, about to be HoLmdel will suffer no econo- The budget, $10,070, was" the of Trenton reported today thai once. He divides the cocoanuts Bishop said he hesitated to write exist. A company spokesman told transferred here three years ago, Ic letdown, he asserted, since an lowest of the three fire districts $1,140 is missing from its delin- into five groups, finds one left a second article on the subject Displaying just a little bit of The Register: - feared that conditions in Mon- additional 2,000 employees will be in the township. It was also the quent tax collection office. over, and gives it to the mon- since "the retelling of a story hurt, Miss McElwain says, "The "Sutfo reports appear to stem mouth County would not be to added here when expansion is only budget turned down. It also reported that William key. He returns to sleep. A sec- gives it a limp"). great interest and thought shown from a small group of disgrun- their liking. Once they were set- completed next year. At that District one, Marlboro, passed J. Quinn, 44, of 334 Cook Ave., ond man awakens, and does the "Perhaps all of these coconuts by the student body should be tled employees grasping at ru- tled they were extremely happy. time assessed valuation of the a budget of $13,120, while voters a collector in the delinquent tax same thing. He divide the coco- are driving you ape." enough, Mr. Bishop, to illustrate mors and half-truths." "Invariably the same psycholo- site here will go from $21 million in District three OKd a budget office, has also been missing anuts, finds one left over, which The proof .from Raritan High the value of modern math in our gy comes into play when a new to about $35 million. totaling $17,921. since 3 p.m. Wednesday. he throws to the monkey,-buries School? schools." Bell officials, who indicated move Is contemplated. his pile, and pushes the remain- Here it is. Here is what the In full hope that there will be fUnprise over last weekend's cir- "Company benefits relating to ing four piles together. students did: peaceful ending to this story, cuited report of dissension, said never let it be said that this re- transferred employees are being Each of the men does this. In The first step was to determine they found little evidence corrob- porter attempted to arbitrate be- updated and improved because, the morning, they pretend that the number that is divisible by orating the-story. tween the disputants. For one who of the distance of , the move. size of the pile has not diminished one. Such a number must end in "It Is tiue. a second report on was schooled in "old" math, and These are experienced «iid highly- and they divide the cocoanuts five and leaving a residue of Irving and working conditions in didn't learn that well enough to trained employees. We certain- among themselves, and find one either a six or a one (score one the Nfijiervlle area is being pre- balance a check book, "new" ly don't want to lose them," left over. This is also tossed to point for Mr. Bishop, then for- pared! ftls,by no means, indi- math, unfortunately, is for the Late New Year the silly simian. The question is: get it. Here's where the "agree- cates 'th« first report shows, a what was the least number in the birds, let alone monkeys. The move of approximately 760 ment" ends). That's because any poor comparison. We found that original pile? engineers and other specialists in multiple of five will end in a five The challenge (ana we are lt siijiply did cot contain enou#i The high school's algebra stu- the electronic systems switching thankful for small favors) is Mr. Information for our employees to dents, under the direction of in- department it tentatively sched- Bishop's. It is concluded by Miss be able to make a comparison. structor Miss Shirley MoElwain, uled for late next year.: Officials Squaw Missing McElwain this way: We asked, tor a more complete went to work. do riot anticipate making formal "Please give over 100 Raritan report. This should be ready in The Answer — 15,621 LONG BRANCH — Police are algebra students the satisfaction about two weeks." notification to affected employees for several months yet. They found an answer. The investigating the theft of a five- of either proving that the prob- The otfkial stressed that the number is 15,821 (coconuts, that foot plaster Indian squaw from lem cannot be done, or admitting A worker Who owns his own is) — and "proved" it two dif- firm making Die report is not the porch of the home of Louis that their solution is correct. The likely to falsify information just home here would normally be ferent ways. itudent body is looking forward to make Naperville look better, permitted to make five trips, at With chins up and teeth gritted, M. Kern, 998 Ocean Aye., some- to your new book, "The Day of Reputable Firm company expense, to the area In they told The Register: "This time Wednesday night. the New Math.". "The company. » Wgjily-re- which he Is being transferred. answer was found not by an Because of the distance in- Police Chief Thomas M. Pesano gpBcted real estate organization, analytic method, but by the logi- SHOW PLANNED volved in this move, company of- said the theft was reported has jreputationrto uphold for cal thinking that is encouraged MATAWAN - The local Min- ficials are desirous of ascertain- yesterday by William Friedman honesty »nd reliability. It would by new math, which was un- eralogical Society will sponsor a ing that employees will be per- of the Friedman Auction Gallery, be equally foolish of BeU to mis- justly criticized by Mr. Bishop.' show and rock-swap at Matawan mitted sufficient time to locate Neptune. lead Its employees and have dis- The columnist, not ' yet Regional High School May 29' new quarters in Neperville. •aUsfied workers in the new lo- \s\\\. having the "Raritan solution" in The squaw is terracotta- and 30. cation. ; One official emphasized that it hand, uncovered the joker in his covered and,is valued at about Dealers from Texas, Pennsyl- • "No Individuals have been noti- Is the distance, not a rumored NUMERICAL BREAKDOWN showing "proof," according to Rafitan High School math deck in a subsequent article stat- $100 the chief said. It, together vania, New York, Maine, Dela- fied, officially, that they we to difference in . living conditions. students, that author-columnist Jim Bishop should stay away from "monkey buii- ing flatly: with the rest of the contents of ware, Maryland, Canada and sev- "The problem Is impossible. . the house, were to be sold at traneterred: U ii company that prompts Improvement of HIH." eral Western states have regis- policy to Issue wch notification transfer benefit!. it can't be done. I presented thi auction today. tered to arrange displays. TELEVISION • THEATER • MOVIES • MUSIC • DINING OUT THE DAILY REGISTER ia-Friday, April 9, 1965 At The Movies Television Mailhag Television Highlights Shrewsbury 7:M-8:M (7) Saga of Western Man. liJO-M (2) Corner Pyle. Simple, silly and BED BANK PERTH AMBOV "Cutter to the Little Big Horn." Easily the entertaining entry. Ladies-man Gomer has Church Play CARLTON- IMBOYS DRIVE-IN- ' Hav to Mutder Your Wile 3:10; 1:10; FRI. tc SAT.—Cwtooiu 7:00; Bedut All Losers week's best Western, and that includes any two dates for a dance — one with a movie 7:18;,I2:13; Natty Profeuor M:l& SAT.—-Kiddle SaHouston, Tex. INDIAN PROJECT N.C. BRICK PLAZA- Is a (t-foot-3 forward on the Un HAZLET — Students in Mrs. Major Dundee 7:0S: 11:15. Answer — You're way off... Edith Dempsey's first grade class SAT.-Kiddle Show-Jumbo 2:00; Ma- versity of Washington baskebta: jor Dundee 5:15; 7:45; 10:O0. the song "Goldfinger" was writ- Complete Program Listings at Middle Road School, recently SUN.-Major Dundee 2:20; 4:10; 7:05] ten especially for the current team. He's a junior. completed a social studies unit 9:15. LAURELTON ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I Channel 2. ..._ WCBS-TV Channel 5 . , WNEW-TV Channel 9 . WOR-TV on Indians. Parents were invited to attend DRIVE-IN- Channel 7 , „ WABC-TV Channel 11 .WPK-TV How to Murder Your Wife 7:00 Chanel 4, ... WNBC-TV "pow-wow" at which time the 11:15; Fate Is the Hunter 9:25. FRIDAY f:M 1:35 environment • of the Plains In AFTERNOON 1—News—Robert Trout 2-News dians were presented by the North of Red Bank 4—Local News—Pressman, Ryan S—Film—The Foxes of Harrow- children in original costumes and 2-Lovi ol Lllt-Strlol 5—Soupy Sales—Variety Rex Harrison—2 hrs., 15 mln. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Jack Nolan's 4-Coll My BIull 7-Local News-Bill BeutH 1:40 headdresses. COCKTAIL LOUNGE 7—Donna Rnd-Comcdy 9-Maverlck-Western 2—Film—Sullivan's Travels- rVTLAOTIC- f-Mtnwry Lone—Jot Franklin 11—Superman—Adventure Joel McCroe-1 hr., 50 mln. The project was also presented Hu.Hu.lil , Hush, Sweet Charlotte 7:00 21 WIST RIVER RD. RUMSON I)—En Francali—Lnum 13—En Francois—Lessons 3:30 to the other first grade classes 9:29:200 . IM 2— Film—Unfaithfully Yours— SAT.— Gulllver'J Travels 2:00: Hush, 2-Newt-Robert Trout 7—News—Pater Jennings Rex Harrison—2 hrs. at the school. Hush, Sweet Charlotte 7:00; 30 1 wm OWE j • TOMDALTON • SAM BALDANZA 11:10 <:S5 SUN.—Huah, Hush, Sweel Charlotte 1—Scorch for Tomorrow 3—Editorial—Michael Keating 2:00; 4:15; (1:45; 9:03. —PLUS CO-HIT— and hit BANJO on the PIANO 4—I'll Bet-Gomi 4—Weather—Pat Hernon HAZLET 7—Fother Knowt Best 7:00 LOEW'S DRIVE-IN- Il-Buckoros 50O-Buclc Weover 2^-News—Waller Cronklre FRI. A SAT.-Cartoon 7:00; Baby, I3-Eleclronlc> ot Work 4-News-Huntley, Brlnkley the Rain Must Fall 7:07: Major Dun- Call Some Friends 13:45 7—McKeever—Comedy dee 0:0O; Surf Parly 11:15. J-Guldlng Light-Serial 11—Magllla Gorilla—Cartoons SUN.—Cartoons 7:00; Major Dundee 13—Compleat Gardener 7:21; 11:15; Biby, the Rain Must .Stalag 17 This Weekend and II—Dick Tracy—Cartoon . Fall 9:30. 11:15 J-Rowhlde-Wester'n Singalong at 4-Mewj—Roy Scherer 4—International Showtime PLAZA S—Thin Man-Mystery Major Dundee 7:15: 0:40. 2—Leave It To Beover 7-Soga of Western Man SAT.—Kiddle Sliow "Jumbo" 2:15: Ma- Jack Nolan's 4-Everythlna's Relative e— Film—Love In tha Afternoon- jor' Dundee 4:50; 7:15; 9MO. 5—Carbon—Children EAST BRUNSWICK 7—Rebu»-Gome Audrey Hepburn—J liri. , -SUNDAY- • purm PIANO !l_Fllm-Mognlflceri» Motador- II—Film—Alrlcon Treasure- TURNPIKE— Johnny Sheffield—«0 mln. "Ptycho" 2 • 5:50 • 9:50 • UftHt MINU Anttiony Oulnn—1 hr., 30 mln. IJ—To Be Announced INDOOR—Major Dimdte 7:30; 12:15; IJ—Kindergarten—Jordan Good Neighbor Sam 10:00. "Stolag 17" 3.50-7:50 1:35 1:00 SAT.—Major Dundee 2:30; 7:30; • MUSIC FRI., SAT. and SUN. 5—77 Sunset Strip—Mystery 12:15; Good Neighbor Sim 5:00; 10:O0. CM SUN.—Bast Brunswick Music Acade- • CATKIN* TO 40 N0N.I 1—Great Adventure—Drama my. Show 1:00; Major Dundee 7:30; ?—A« the World Turns 12:15; Good Neighbor Sam 5:00; 10:00. 4-Let'i Make A Deal 4-Bob Hoje-Drama 7—Addoms Family OUTDOOR—FRI. BAT. 4 SUN.—Ma- ENTERTAINMENT 5—Fllrn—He Ran All The Way- jor Dundee 7:00; 11:45; Good Neigh- John Garfleld-1 hr., 20 mln. 11—Thriller—Mysifery bor fiani 9:30. SUNDAY FROM 7 P.M. 7—Girl Talk-Panel IJ—News-Gory Gllson 9—Pamela Mason—Interview 1:35 SAYKE WOODS IJ—Stories ol Guy de Maupassant—Drama Monday thru Friday 13—American Shrines AYRE WO0DS- CHARLTON HESTON Major Duridej 7:10: 9:30. I p.m. H 2 MI. IJ—Hablo Espanol—Language 5-Eost Slavwest side SAT.-KUdlc Show 2:00; Major Dun- 7—Johnny Keane: Yankee from Texas- dee 5:15; 7:iO: 9:55. •MAJOR DUNDEE" 1:11 BUN.—Major Dunaes 2:00; 4:20; §•••••••••••••••••• ••• 4—Newt—Floyd Kalher Djcumentnry—Special 6:50; 9:15. 2—Password1-Game 8—Gomer Pyle, USMC 4-Moment of Truth—Serial 4—Jack Benny—Comedy 7-Flome In the WInd-Serlol •—Arrest ond Trial—Drama 1:05 11—Tombstone Territory IJ-MUJIC for You-Warren 13—Comers—Discussion J:M "• . "' 10:00 H-News I—Slatfery'i People J:8 4-Jack Poor-Variety 13-World of Work-Reardon 5—Delecllves—Police 1:30 7-12 O'clock High : II—Horneis Raclnp—Yonkers *-Houi» Party-Llnkletter 13—News—Robert Polts 4—Doctors—Serial 10;05 7-Day In Court-Drama It-Science Reporter •—Dr. Joyce Brothers It—Tn/t Attvtnhm 19:10 3:41 5—Harry S. Trumnn lJ-Tell M« A Story-Chlldrm 10:35 1:59 IJ-Electronlcs at Work 5—Metropolitan Memo 11:00 HARMONY REIGNS — Middletown Mayor Ernest G. 1:55 *—News—Jim Jensen 5-Newi 4-5-New Kavalek signs scroll proclaiming April 4 to 11 as National 'BABY THE RAIN 7— News—Marlene Snnders 7—News-Bill Beulel 3:00 »—News-Wlngote, Klernan Barbershop Harmony Week. Standing are Rudy Lind- MUST FALL' 2—To Tell 1he Trgth—Panel 11—News—Martin O'Hara 4-Another World-Serial 11:05 berg, left, Middle-town, vice president, and William Me- 5—Peter Sunn—Mystery IJ—Reflections 7—General Hosollal—Serial 11:10 Cann, Bolford, president of Raritan Bay Chapter of 9—James Beard—Women 4—Weathtr-Tex Antolne I—Pioneers—Drama 5—Film—The Paradlne Case- Society for Preservation and Encouragement of Barber- J—Muile Interlude Gregory Peck-2 hrs., 15 mln. 3:35 ll-Weather-Marllyn Grey shop Quartet Singing in America. Local chapter has SO rDrnidee t-News—Douglas Edwards 1:30 4—Local Newtr-JIm Hartl men who are joining with 30,000 others across the ATLANTIC J-Edge ot Nipht—Serial 7—Nightlife—Variety country to celebrate the week. THEATRE 4—You Don't Sayl—Gamt • »-Sports-Clure Mosher Atlantic HUhlamls—TO. 231-nlll) 5—Cartoons—Children 11—Swrts-Bob Wol!i 1 7—Young Married!—Serial r-TOMORROW 2 P.M-, ' Film—A Novel Affair- 1—Film—Fire Down Below— clarinet. A trio of clarinetists, NOW THRU TUESDAY Ralph Rlchardsan-n mln. Rita Hayworth-J hrs., 15 mln. School Band, Choirs Patti Niemtzow, Jean Parker and Continuous Sunday from 2 MATINEE ONLY •Laurel and Hardy 11—Best of Groucho-Oulz GIANT KIDDIE SHOW IJ—Books For Our Time 11:25 Perform in Freehold Janice Kuzava, played, accom TRY OUR ALL-AMERICAN! 4:M »~Fllm-The Yellow Cob Mon— panjed by the band. The choir "1001 ARABIAN J—Secret Storm—Serial Red Skelton-8 hrs. FREEHOLD — A concert by 4—Match Game 11:30 sang "Jamaican Farewel" fea- aim NIGHTS" also 5—Aslroboy—Cortoons the Intermediate School Band and IMS ruil Kir HAMBURGH 4—Johnny Carson—Variety turing the percussionists of the THREE STOOGES 7—Trollmoster—Western 11:50 ' . Choirs was presented Friday in WBdeHMWUID CRISP OOlDiN FklNCH NtllS I-Chuck McCOnn—Children 11—Star Theater—Drama the Freehold Township School, band. AROUND THE WORLD 4:15 JOSEPH (fflWI IN A DAZE CHAMY OLD-FASHIONED SHAW 4—News—Nancy Dlckenon 4-News-Geoffrey Pond under the direction of Robert W. 4:M 7_Fllm-Joy Ride- Andrews, music teacher at the 1206,836 Construction 2—Jock Benny—Comedy Rod Fulton—1 hr., 15 mln, Intermediate School, Park Ave. "HUSILHUSH, The taitlsir food In town ... fattest service, too. 4-Doble Glllls-Comedy 1:15 5—Sandy Becker—children 4—Fllm-Easl ot Eden- WorlTOK'd by City 3—World of Music James Dean—2 hrs'., 10 mln. Solos were performed by Ray- SW£ETn You and th« family will like dining at McDonald's. LONG BRANCH. — City build 4:30 1:25 mond Frank, piano; Debbie Everything it so Inviting ... spotlessly clean. Come nek Benny—Comedy 5—News ing and plumbing inspector Sam CHARlOm 9-News and Weather Diehl, flute, and David Garrison, 4-Doble Glllls-Comedy lei DeBartolis has announced that In any time for a»"•-' '•* food V fun at prkes that 5—Sandy Becker-Children Shorn Nltely from Pink J-World ol Music Us office issued 38 building per- please you. 5:00 ASSOCIATED • INDEPENDENT "RIOTOUS SALUTE !—Film—The Boy from Oklahoma— mits in March for construction Will Rogers, Jr.-90 mln. Estimated at $206,S36. GIANT KIDDIE SHOW ^-TO "LOVE ON ICE" 4—Film—Sunday Dinner tor a Soldier- m Anne Baxter—1 hr., 25 mln. Free Parking • Free Smoking! All Theatres In his report to public works Saturday Matinee ar 2 took for tf)t gofden orefi« '—Swwl Smell ol Success— lireotor James T. O'Neill, Mr. De Burt Lancaster—1 hr., 35 mln. full. 9—Mike Douglas—Varlity Bartolis said $827.75 was collected II—Beachcomber Bill in fees and $67 for plumbing IJ-Once Upon A Day—Children 5:30 plans. McDonald's 1—Three Stooges—Corned/ The issuance of nine demoli IJ-What's New-Children ion permits brought in $132. EVENINO —PLUS CO-HIT— JAMES GARNER 5—Mickey Mouse Club II—News—Kevin Kennedy Ohio was the first state to JULIE ANDREWS 13—Operation Alphabet II )ass a law requiring the use of "AMERICANIZATION HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN 4:10 CARTOONS I—Local News-John Tlllmon ;ye safety equipment in school PLUS 3 STOOGE COMEDY OF EMILY" 4:15 (Just North of Five Corners) 4-Sports—Lou Boda jhops, laboratories and vocation- 7-Weolher-Ken Robot 1-WeaHier—Vlvlon Farrar 1 arts classes. Step "UP" to the new * Giant Kiddie Show * LUIGI'S SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY 2 P.M. PINE ALPINE MANOR Italian Hwy. 36 872-1773 HIGHLANDS Restaurant Located directly under historic Twin Lights with «n unsurpassed dining view of the Shrewsbury FULL River and Atlantic Ocean. The relaxed atmo- COURSE sphere will please the most discriminate. $2-50 DINNER OPEN DAILY 3 P.M.2 A.M. — SUNDAYS FROM NOON Featuring the all new exciting ALSO COME TO OUR "VICTORIAN ROOM" PIZZA ROOM An Exquisite Dining Room That Seats 300- Wall-to- Wall Carpeting and for family enjoyment Comfortable Temperature Control — Extra Large Dance Floor Any order on the menu EASTER Dancing BANQUET may be prepared to rake to tlie out. FACILITIES Full-linglh Animoted Fiatur* DINNER "Gentlemen" COLOR •ToeiScop* TICKCTS NOW t Served from U Noon FRI. and SAT. FOR UP DEBBIE REYNOLDS LUIGI ON SALE HARVE PRESNEU 14 Newmaa Spring! Rood • Special Children'! Menu "Al Mele" — PLUS CO-HIT — TO 11 at the PIANO In "THEliNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN" color RED BANK 741-9220 • Call now for Re*ervitloiu "ADVENTURES^ OF SINBAD SUN. and MON. 300 lake Richard BURTON In "NIGHT OP THE IGUANA" i doytawttk CHILDREN 50c— ADULTS $1.00 ,] W- THE DAILY REGISTEB 7-«ncnam j t a-Fflm-Lsw se ttM Aflensm— And One Is Tonight Friday, April 9, 1965-19 Saturday, Sunday Television Auersy lleiiUm^-l ho. 11-MJae Mawmr-Mystary broke Johnny WeiumuUet's UTUMAY t-j«t 4"-MWtlWfcTI M sPflrth ort of 51:0 secoa&T Wfi^ MmM lM itPeUct *:•» withstood amult tor 17 yean. t«la LuasaMt Uk 4-OMII tal M When Ford posted bis 49:7 *eo 7-fr» twlm Tew 7-HIA MtHW-7(en vs. OtHa not 11-Srond Jury-#ellce Finds Three Shows oods the swimming fraternity iHn^TCHsY OHO m» IJ5 felt it would be many years be- t-Hxv-Omru endt Fleto-I hr., u mln. fore Ford's record was equaled, MUSS,»*"**"' • • • "*"'" II—Wortj «r I 4:M I-Love Thot Bob-Comedy J-Soorh Spectacular to say nothing of being reduced AFTHNOOM Il-Wv»t» Eorp-Watern H-ExMNtlm saetnll-Yankea 7:>» vs. Astros by over four seconds. J-Shope Up-Exercise U:e» 4:11 7-FHm-OUohomo Annlt- I-Sky KJno-Ai(v«nhirs »-fllm-Tne Yellow Cob Man- 1:55 Just let's say that Steve Clark Red Sketcn-1 hrs. 4-News—Bob Teatue Worth Watching Jgdy Canovo-to mln. g . 4:N is the fastest sprinter the world I:M oi Sumy-Cwtaew: J-Mliter Atoyor-Chlldren Il-Locol iswt I—Eve on New York 4-Sundoy has ever produced, and tomor- 11.-N *-«or«e Race—Aqueduct J-Fllm-Bta l_«jlon- 4-Crmoder Rabbit II—Ramar—Adventure By STEVEN H. SCHEUER cation varied. .The Little Big swimming learn in 19U and pres row afternoon you can see his 1:15 I-M/ Friend Flldo—Drams Hurnphrey Bftgart—! hrs. 7-HopBHyHooptr, ):N f—Fllnv-love In the Afternoon— Horn was in a valley, along a ent when Olympian Alan Ford greatest effort of all. »-Newi and Weattwr I-Mosters Golf Tournament— NEW YORK—I hope regular I:M U—Inilaht—R^lglon Audrey Hepburn—2 hrs. road, on a mountain, on the 1M —AujuJla, Ga^-Speclol " • • . +M viewers ol the programs of the »—Rim—Timber stampede— 4—Rim—Dead Men Ten- plains and the weather went Georgt O'Brien-*) mln. . WorW'e •__ J-Wenters Goll Tournoment American Broadcasting Co. will Sidney Toler—60 mln. —Augusta. Co.—Special 4-Your Govtrnw Reporii not think it a tasteless, belated from desert heat to a snow- 7-Amerlean Bandstand t-Sandys Hour—Children 4-NBC Snerts In Action t-AlvIn Cartooas 7—Wide WM-ld ef Sporti 7-Rlm Feoture—Special 4-Top Cot-Cortoon •—Klrtdom ef tlit Sea Vpril Fool's Day joke when I storni. 11—feter Pttamui-Cartoons ]:M 5-Optolon tn mi Copllol ll-WHIIom Tell-Adventure S:N 4—Wild Klnadom—wildlife tell you that I really and truly "The screenings served no real 7-Dovey and Goltoth •—Exhibition Baseball—Mets vt Twins 11—Rock o.nt) His frlmd! 5-Stagecoach Wesl have found three different shows purpose except to show our staff 11-Pmjlng Parade—Nabm 7—Science All Stars SCENIC DRIVE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CM 1:* •VENIN9 worth watching, all to be aired that we were about to embark i:M *—Hy Gardner—Interviews 1—Tennessee Tuxedo t—News—Dovld Schoumacher on ABC within a 26-hour period on the first authentic project on 4—Hector Healhcote 4-Let's Talk Business 2—Film—Torzoo ond the Mermoldj— John Welssmullef—60 mln. I—Amotecr Hour commencing tonight at 7:30. ENJOY 5—Community Dialogue 5—Helclno Hand—Music—Special 4-G-E College Bowl one of the most storied battles 7—Cartoons—Children 4—New York Illustrated 11—(Seller Derby S-Soupy Sales-Variety 7—Film—The Black Rose— ever fought by an American II—Dove/ and Goliath Each of the shows has a work- 9—Champlensslp Bowling Tyrene Power—! hrs. DINNER COCKTAILS I—Doctors Todoy—Discussion force." LUNCHEON t:« 11—Suoermon—Adventure Il-Plonet Patrel-Chlldren ing producer, but only one of ll-«Communlsro—Lecture 4-jopan Today—Documentary EVININO Secondari, a cavalry veteran 1t:M J—Film—Son ol Fury- CM them is an adventurous blonde • MUSIC FRIDAY ond SATURDAY 4-Locol News-Gate Presimat CN himself, took his crew to Mon- J—Quick Draw McGraw Tyrone Powtr—W mln. S—TKnntlethi Century with becoming tresses and figure <-Ond«rdoo-Carfoon» 7-Youfh Wonfi to Know 7—FDR —.Oocumefilary IT—Clay Cole-Vorlety *-«e«l The Prew-lnlervtew so we'll do the gentlemanly tana and Wyoming in order to Complete Banquet Facilities . •—Cooking—Boittempls S-Fllm—Comrade X— U-Thli li Kit Llre-R«llejlon «:M thing and start with her. The capture Uie true flavor of the I-Long View-Discussion 4-Wearher—Frank Field Clark Gable-! hrt. Telephone 291-1232 1»:M 4-FMm-Where Do We Go From •-Maverick—Western producer in question is Hope period and he reports that the t-Mljhty Mouse—Cartoons <:«! Here-Fred MaeMurroy—7J mln. 4-Nevn 11—Zone Grey—Western <—Flretiall XL5—Chlldnn 7—Page One—Interview s:M Ryden who headed up a camera local Indians were delighted at 1—Cartoons—Children ll-NFL Highlights erew to Southeast Asia over a the opportunity to recreate the 7—Lone Ranger—Western 2— News—Tom Dunn J-World Wor I 4—Profile! In Couracs 11—Cn Franc*— Language 2-Repertolre Workshop 4-lt'j Academic—Art James year ago and you'll see the re massacre. S—Bronco-rWestern 11-Wyott Earp-Wisttrn ' II:M 7—Film Feature LOUNGE 7-Valenllne-s Day-Comedy 7;0J suits of her labors tomorrow True Meaning >-Llnu»—Cartoons 11-Fllm-Sops at Sen- 4~Esnnli iht Menace »-Fllm-Golliim Agalnit nil Clonls- 2-Laiile—Drnmo night on "Mission To Malaya." LoureltHordy—«> mln. Srad Harris—90 mln. •—Oeofh Volley Days "One look at the site of the SURF RESTAURANT More Imaginative 7:» U-Ognuer: Ccntlnent Sevsn- battle, the Little Big Horn, a Doeumenlry 2-Jockle Gleoson-SpKlal Miss Ryden, who is not only small river in Montana, and any WE'D RATHER FIGHT THAN SWITCH •—Flipper-Drama 7:» 7—Kino Family—Variety >-My Fowrtte Mortlan more decorative but is clearly student of military tactics would TONITE - SATURDAY • SUNDAY ll-Fllm-Two Loll Worlds- 4-Walt Dltnsy'a World mor» imaginative than many of Louro Elliot—90 mln. 7-Wogon Treln—Western know at a glance that Custer l;» »—Film—Rlllfl— her male counterparts, got a never had a chance," he said. Jean Servols—3 hrs. 4-Kentucky Jones—Drama rare—for Americans—and serious 'But the true meaning of the * NICKIE DON QUARTET * $-Wrestllnj-WoshlnBton I:M 2-Ed Sulllvan-Varlety disease while completing her massacre of the invincible FEATURING JACKIE HILL 2—Cllllgai's lilond 5—Great Wor— Documentary chores on what turned out to he Seventh Cavalry, just as America 4—Mr. Mogoo—Cartoon 11—People are Funny ONE MORE FABULOUS WEEK—WED., SAT., SUN. 7— Lawrence Welk—Muile a dramatic and moving testa- was planning to celebrate its first e-Fiim-Atomlc Rulers of the World- 4-Bronded-Western ment to two other young Ameri- century as a nation, is the story **************************************** Ken Uttul—90 mln; 7—Broadside—Comedy t:0O 11—SoW Jeurney—Trovel can women — two Peace Corps we really think we told in our OCEAN BLVD. at MATILDA TER. LONG BRANCH I—Secret Agent—Mysfery t:« workers on a tiny island in show." Your Host—P«t For Reservations—222-4432 Jane Merrow-nM) mln. »-For the People Malaya. 4-Fllm-kvlld is the Wlnd- 4-Bonanm—Western This reporter has seen the doc- Aniw Magnonl—2 hrs., IS mln. 5—Repertory Theatre In each of the three ABC umentary and Mr. Secondari and 11-Wonted: Dead or Alive 7—Film—The Big Country— »:» Gregory Pedc-4 hrs. «hows ther« is a dramatio race his wife and eo^producer, Helen 7—Daring American—Special Il-Opm End-Oavlef Suuklrd •gainst the elements and over- Jean Rogers, have, unlike Cus- JUIFFALD BnamtPS It—Tombstone Territory l»:«0 e-Thi Old Ball Game whelming odds. For the moment ter, succeeded. 1-Gunimoke-We»lern I will dlvulg* only that Miss Another great sporting event 1-CandkT Camera S—Film—Shopworn Anjel— Ryden'g "Mission To Malaya" Is Morgarer Sulfovon—I fir., It mln. 4-Rougues—Drama where several of the participants •—June Havoc—Variety S-Communtfy Dialogue the only one where the climatic never really had a fighting II—Film—Escape In the Sun- takes place In a John Bently—90 mln. S-Whofs My Line? confrontation chance shows up on ABC's W:M MKInlon. In the Capitol boat. "Wide World Of Sports" tomor- 7-Cor M-Comedy •"-Film—The Cose ol Dr. Lourenl— of the first show row afternoon. Like "Mission to 11M Jean Cabin—w mln. The dimax »-Nev«—Tom Dunn 11:» we're recommending takes place Malaya," the great races takes 7-News J-News—Harry Reoioner e—Fllm—Yo Mote- 4-News-Werrlll Mueller on dry land in America. place in the water. This one, Peolto Morotollo-W mln. S-Senate Repart-Ctse When ABC's John Secondari de- however has a happy ending ex- 11-Guest Shol-lntervlew NOW 11:11 cept for the fact that you'll see perfc up it's spring ... 4-News-MerrHI Muller 11:U cided to do a show in his fine 7—Film—The Long, Hot Summer— 5—Film Feature Saga of Western Man" series one of the momentous athletic Pojl Newman—2 hrs., 15 mln. 11:11- APPEARING or so the calendar TBIII UI. One way io park 11:20 4-Weorher—Frank Field on "Custer to the Little Big accomplishments of the past dec- 1-Fllm-The Left Handed Gun- 11:15 Horn" he had his researchers ade which has gone largely un- J—News-Dunn, Gilford NIGHTLY up jaded appetites is by having your favorite, Paul Newman—2 hrs. obtain a print of every motion appreciated. ll:u 4-Lecal News—Jim Hortl dish at the Lincroft Inn. You'll ravel in the 4-Weother—Frank Field II:» picture ever made on the subject Yale Student *-Fllm—Indiscreet—Cnry Grant ll:M which the staff could screen be- 4-Local Newt-Ceoffrey Pond Inorld Bergman—2 hrs. Had the athlete in question ART SERVILLA delights listed on our menu . . . our weekend 11—Continental Miniature! 4-The Solrn^-Mystely fore attacking their monumental been a professional golfer, foot- 11—tTncoonter—Rellclwi 11:45 research project for their effort, At The specialties . . . and our home-iizs codctails. •-Johnny Conon—Variety 11:35 ball or baseball player he'd be 11:50 5—Boston Symphony which airs tonight at 7:30. new national idol, and a very MIGHTY THEATRE ORGAN Try us this watkend and enjoy the difference. J—Film—Drums Along the Mohawk— 12:M An Experience Cloudelte Colbert-2 hrs., IS mln. 7-News—Sob Ycung rich one at that. But the fantas- 11:H f—Ladles of the Presi "We finally decided to look at tic superstar I am talking about For Your If. S. It's not toe early to make renrvitioni for Ellfer) Il-Werd ef Llft-Rellglon 11—Big Picture—Army five of the films and it was quite 12:M 12:15 —and that I had the thrill of Listening and Dining Pleasure 9-Nevn ond Weather 7—Film—The Trus Story of Lynn an experience," said John. "Cus- watching last weekend—is a re- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Stuort-Betsy Palmer-1 hr., 35 mln, 1:11 ter always had a sword at his tiring young Yale student named 4—Oesllu Playhouse—Drama 15:14 1.M <-Mn el ths World side and was wearing his dress Steve Clark. •-Newa ond Weother ENJOY OUR FAMOUS 2-News uniform but the weather and lo- Clark's almost unbelievable LINCROFT INN 1:1$ 2-Fllm—The Valley ot Declslon- 5—Film—The Fleet's In— feat was to break his own pend- SMORGASBORD NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. CrHr Gorson—2 hrs., 20 mln. Dorothy Ummir-1 hr. 511 mln. MAIL SORTED BY PHOSPHOR ing world record for the 100-yard V.K SERVED MON. THRU FRI. 12 NOON to 2:30 P.M. 741-W55, 7-Fllm-The Pirate of the Blackhowk- t-News T0WANDA, Pa. 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Ing Wed., April ^ Being all of Lot No. 1038 as shown on Crenklll, New Jersey, •—Film—Love In the Afternoon- 5-Ntws . . the Plan of Lota ot the Atlantic High- . BXEOTJTORB Audrey Hepburn—1 hrs, 9—New! ond Weather bum and Jo* Mucha . .. lands Association. Messrs. Shanley ft Fisher 11—Plnocchlo—-Cortnon 11!N il:oo spring, calibration dance, Being the premises conveyed to Counsellors at Law i—LegDIativt Hearing Leslie Mann by desd of Robert W. 870 Broad Street l-Andv Griffith-Comedy Newark (2), N.J. 7—Discovery '&—Children Kearlna and Dorothle Q, Kearlns dated SUNDAY September 22, 1960 and recorded in theMarch ID, 26, April 2, » 130.36 •{••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I MonmouU•i Cou- n• - Clerk's Office on AFTERNOON September 27, 1» In Book 3021 11:00 Deeds at page 650, TiOTICE I—Newsmakers—Interview "A DISCOVERY IN GOOD IATIHS . . ." - and - ESTATE Or MARY H. SHANE II 4-SearcMlght-lnfervlew KNITTLIS Beginning at a point In the norther- 7-Newi ly side of Washington Avenue and In NOTICE OF 1—Code Three—Police the Une of Lot No. 1031 as shown on SETTLEMENT OF ACCOCNT 11:95 the Plan of Lots ot the, Atlantto High- 7-New York, New York lands Association: thence (1) norther- Notice' Is hereby, gives that the at- ly In the lint of Lot No. 1038, 10O (tetoounta of the subscriber. Elector of 11:8 Cedar Inn J-Ne>n-«ort Dean to the southerly aide of a 10 foot wide the estate of laid D«css»id will tx ; alley; thenoe (2) westerly alone the audited and itated by the Surrogate ol 1t:M MdMmt-CKktoll Lounet aoutnerl^Tly line of said alley and par- the County of Monmouth and reported 2-Face the Notion-Interview Dine te ttte muile by ITlel with" Washingto~ n Avenue, 6"0" fee l t'o i for settlement to The Monmouth County 4-Mr. Wliord-Sclence the line of Lot No. 1011 on said Plan Court, Probate Division, on Friday, the Il-Rocket SdPIl of Lota; thence (3) southerly along Thirtieth day of April A.D., 1S65, at Ii:l5 the line of Lot No. KM, 100 feet to theo'clock am., at the County Court 7-News "WALLY" northerly side of Washington Avenue; Houae, Monument and Court Streets, 1:0) PRIME RIBS OF BEEF, au Jus - - thence (i) easterly In the northerly Freehold, Neiv Jersey, at which tlmi 2—Film—Kill the Umpire— At th* Piano and Orqen FILET MIGNON with mushroom Caps aide of Washington Avenue, 80 feet to Application will be made for Uie al- Wllllom Bendlx-l hr., 25 mln. STUFFED SHRIMPS WITH CRABMEAT the point or place of Beginning. lowance of Commissions and Counsr FRI. • SAT. - SUN. - MON. lu Chnmpanne Sauce Being all of Lota Numbers 1039 4—Eternal Light—Religion—Special and 1040 aft shown on the Plan of Dated Martb «th, A.D. 1985. 5-Fllm-Abbott and Costello la RAINBOW TROUT, Amondlne Lots of the Atlantic Highlands Associa- HOWARD HHBRW0OD, inn^TER TAILS, Brol ed. Garni tion. Avenue of Two Rivers, Luncheons - Dinners WHOLE BRO LED LOBSTER with Butt.r Being the premises conveyed to Rob- + Rumson; N.J. SHRIMP NEWBURG with Toast Paints ert M. Kearlna and Dorothle O. Kearlns Executor. SEAFOOD—STEAKS—CHOPS COMBINATION SEAFOOD, Fried . by deed of Earl Lulck dated January Hoirard Iihsrwood, Esq. FRESH SNAPPER with Lobster Sauce .. St, 19S2 and recorded In the Honmouth Counsellor at Law "All Food Cooked to Order" County Clerk's Office on February 8, 620 Bssigi Avenue ' VEGETABLES Bring the family 1992 In Book 2339 of Deeds at pigs Asbury Park. N.J. Doimrs "LATI IAR SNACKS'-OUI IAR Glazed Onions 421. String Beons Amandine March IS, 26, April 2, »' BR.4< Hollnndalse Asparcgus You are made defendants beceuae IXCILU IN MIXED DRINKS Horvard Beels you claim ~'or are claimed or reputed, POTATOES here for Easter din- -to own the said real estate or sotni ItOTICB Mashed Stuffed French part thereof or some Interest therein, MONIIOUTH CODNTT HOFBRAUHAUS Our food it ntvir «xc»IUd. or to hold a Uen or encumbrance there- SUBBOGATE'S COURT ner and enjoy the on. Notice to Creditor, to Pretext * HATURINO * I Your hoihi Siorgi and Alic* Webb, j Dated: February 26, IMS. Clalme Acalast Estat* M° Lemon r£& ond Blueberry Crumb PI. (rtrnoie-AiMrlcai CUISIM Also enjoy our family Mering •• MOrlTniXRO. NEWMAN. JR. ESTATE OF JAUEI CAULFTDLI>, Chocolate Seven Loy«r Cake finest in seafood, Clerk of the Buperlor Court ECEASID. • dinner Special on Mon., March 19, 3D, April 2, t Htt.00 Pursuant Id Uli order of DONALD J. Mvejriai Muile NlMly Collee or Tea CUNNmoHAU, Surrogate of the Coun- Tuas. and" Wed. chops, and steaks, IT «( Monmouth, this day made, on the HEW JEBSISY STATE DErAMMENT tpillcatton of the undersigned. Richard Mday «w) Sahirejay OF CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS lamr Caullleld.. Sole Executor-of the Announced closing: date for flllnc ap- estate of the,aald James. Caulfleld de- Uncheom 12-2 • DIlMti deftly served. Prices plications, April a. IMS. For applloa- I, notice Is hereby firm to the lions, duties, and minimum uuallflca- creditor! of uld deceued (o present to tone, apply to Department of oitrll the laid Sola Executor their-claims un- are reasonable too. aervce, State- Houae, Trenton, New der oath within six months from this SCENIC DRIVE COMPLETE IAN9UET FACILITIES Open to citizens, 12 month* resident Dated: March 16th, 1965 In Hotmdel TVnnuhlp. Clerk Stenog- RICHARD BARRY CAULFIELD ATLANTIC HI9HLANDS ROUTE 36 HIGHLANDS rapher, Salary, Contact Municipal Au- R. D. No. 1, Box 1S8-A ' thorities tor Salary Rates. Clerk Typ- Atlantic Highlands, N.J. 872*1351 ist, Salary. Contact Municipal Authori- Sole Eieculor Harry's Lobster House ties (oi Salaty Ram Meisri ReuiilUe Cmowell, ; 291-022M Eliminations will be keld, (atiuour, llausner aai.Cantsnuta Clo$ed fhurtdtty May f,' 1MB at Princeton Avenue H Broad Street CLOHD TUWDAYI ithool, Princeton Avenue, LaJtewood, Red Bank, N»ie Jersey 1124 Ocean Ave. 842-0205 Sea Bright, N. J. New Jersey. ,.-.••• itueftX AsrilX • ••••••••••••••••••••••Ml Player Leads Masters by Two on 65 Ga. (AP) - South Even to, It was Player—with- tt Vwiet Par Africa's Gary Player, an icy lit- out a bogey and flying every ap- TtriFty-tiiree players were un- These included Doug Sanders tle killer in black, carved out a proach at the pin like a rifle der par and U were par or bet- the year's leading official money ter among the star-spangled field winner; Wes Ellis Jr., a home FRIDAY, APRIL 9, J965 seven-tmder-par 65 for the first shot—who led the mass birdie 20 of 91, including the golfing greats pro from West Caldwell, N.J.; round lead in the Masters Golf assault on Bob Jones' 6,980-yard, of Hie world. former Open champion, tempera- Tournament yesterday and be- par 72 green monster. The previous most damaging mental Tommy Bolt; gian Track came Che chief culprit in the ter- With perfect playing conditions attack on the broad, picturesque George Bayer, the Babe Ruth of rible slaughter of the proud Au- —temperature in the mid-80s, no layout was made in the first the links, and paunchy Ray gusta National course. wind and lush, slow greens—the round in 1958 when 17 bettered Floyd, one of the tour's new Another turn of the ball on two course tok its worst beating in par and 31 at least equalled it. young precisionists. CBA Victor, 59V2-37V2holes—a putt on the second and history. In fifth place at 68, three Arnold Palmer, the four-time a magnificent sand blast on the L1NCROFT - Christian Broth meet was the first for the win Player's near perfect round strokes off the pace, was Frank winner and gallery favorite, was 12th—and the craftsman from Jo- ers Academy won eight of th< ning Colts. gave him a two-shot edge over a Beard of Louisville, younger one of nine in the 70 bracket. hannesburg would have bettered 11 events held in scoring a With some stars out sick and quartet which included favorite brother of the University of Ken- The two major disappointments the Masters record oi W, set by ZV/z track victory over Unior others stickouts switching to new Jack Nicklaus, "Champagne" tucky AH-Araerica basketball star were Ken Venturi, tie reigning Lloyd Mangrum in the first round events, some bright new faces Tony Lema, outsiders Dan Sikes Ralph Beard, followed by five U.S. Open champion, with 77, and Catholic here yesterday. Thi in 1940. were uncovered by Colt coach and Tommy Aaron, all tied at 67. men at 69. 52-year-old Sam Snead, flushed Ernie Muir. with victory in last Sunday's Joel Cunningham won the 440- Greensboro Open, with 75. Bulldog Jayvees yard dash in 54.9, Tom Heliotis Snead Triple Bogles 5th won the discus at 116-5 and Joe Venturi never got any feel from Wallop Raritan DeRario captured the 18-yard his right hand, suffering from a low hurdles in 23.2 seconds for circulatory ailment. Snead took 15 CBA points. a triple bogey seven on the fifth For 2d Victory Half-miler Dick Wight dropped hole—missing one shot, com- RARITAN - Behind the one-hit down !o the sprint races and pletely, hitting a spectator and pitching of Greg Galbavy, the tied with teammate Art Paulina using five shots to reach a par Rumson-Fair Haven Regional J for first place in the 100-yard four green—and that was it. baseball team blanked Raritan dash before winning the 220 in Player, who thrives on raisins, Township, 9-0, yesterday, h which Paulina ran second. lifts weights for exercise and game was halted after five Other wins for CBA were wears black and a phychological innings due to darkness. It was turned in by Don Norkus in the feeling of strength, had all the the winners' second victory 880 (2:12.5), Joe Viz in the high factors going for him on this against no losses while Raritaa jump (5-7) and Frank Snead in clear, bright day in (he heart of is currently 0-1. the discus (145-6). the Georgia pine country. Tom D'Andrea's double in the Union Catholic performers won Only One Bad Hole the mile run, 120-yard high hur third inning was the only hit The methodical South African, dies and shot put. off Galbavy. only foreigner ever to win the The pole vault and broad jump After collecting three runs in Masters — the year was 1961 — events were not held. the third inning, Rumson-F. H- had his oniy anxious moment at CBA's next action will come pushed across five more in th the 470-yard iOth. THE LEADING PLAYER — Gary Player waggles a put- in the Seton Hall Spiked Shoe fourth. There he hit his tee shot into meet tomorrow at Schools Sta- ter on the nmth green at he drops a par stroke during Don Dieker opened natter the woods, approached short and dium, Newark. the first round of the Matters yesterday. He finished with a double, moved to third on BUMMAMEg then had to sink a 3Moot putt a sacrifice bunt by Mark Pater- TBA (BM4> — t'nlon CadioKc (37K) 100-yard da»h—1. Itlol Pick Wight for his par four. with a 65, levffn under par, fo hold th» lead. (AP Wire- son and scored on Greg Ga and Art Piullrra (CBA), 3. Denrlo "Whew — that was a corker," photo) bavy's single. Ralph Lawrence (CBA). Time: 10,5. 220-yard dash~L Wight (CBA1. % Player said, doffing his wWte end Mike Galbavy then walked Paulina (CBA), 3. Btacti (CBA). Time: baseball-style cap. to load the bases. John Bibcock 410-yard daiih—1. Joel Cunningham That and a small dab of white Golf followed with the third consec- (OBAi, 2. Mllner (UC), 3. Hlnck (CBA) Tlmol 51.fi. on his-blade shoes provided the utive walk to force In Greg Gal- BSD-yard run—4. Don Norltufl (CBA), only departure from his black 1. Keatheratun (UC), 3, Eslm (UC). bavy. Bob Frlscia then hit e rou- Time: 2:12.B. attire. tine fly ball to left, but the out- OnomllB rim—1. Jim Sunders (UC), 1. McDonouift (CBA), 3. 8»nton (CBA). He looked Mke an undertaker fielder dropped it to allow Law- Time: <:M.8, driving nails in the coffin of the Red Bank Wins rence and Mike Galbavy to score. 120-yard hlKh hurciles-l. Hernle lus/rilcl (UC). 2. Ooonw (UCI, 3. IT'S A BIG ONE — Members of the Houston Astros look over the new $31,600,000 Augusta course and his ohalien- After taking the left fielder's If) Bernhart and Rossi (UC). Time: gers. 17.5. Astrpdome in Houston, Tex. The Harris County domed stadium has been a conversa- throw, the catcher attempted to IKO-yard low hurdles—1. Joe DeRarlo LEADING SCORES get Friscia going to second, but (OBA), !. Brrnhart (UC), 3. DupuU tion piece for six years and it will be opened tonight to the public. The New York Gary Player - 32-33—85 (UC). Time: 23.2. Dan SIkea 35-32—6T his throw went in to centerfield Shot-1. Tom Nunra (UC), 2. (tie) Tony Lema 31-33—67 Second Match Yankees, the most famous name in major league baseball, will help the Astros in the Jack Nlcklaus Mneelo and Fitzgerald (CBA). Dljtunce 35-32-«7 permitting Babcock to tally the 40'11". Tommy Aaron last run of the inning. Discus—1. Tom Hellotla (CBA). 1. history making occasion with an exhibition game indoors. Frank Beard ..... 34-34-68 Red Bank won its second a point. The final point came on Nuara (UC), 3, DeLucIa (CBA). Din- George Bayer — 34-35—« Ilurruon-FII (9) ' Itarltan (0) Wes Ellis 36-33-69 straight golf match yesterday, a 187 team total. tance 1XV5". 34-35—«9 AB R H AB Jl !• IEII lump—1. Joe Ulz (CBA). 5. Tommy Bolt Rickie Davis had a 41 to lead L'wrence.cT 2 2 1 n'Amlrea,«j 1 0 1 . ...*Trnlil (UC), 3. Hnllon (CBA). Doug Sanders 34-35-«9 blanking Central Regional, 5-0, at BarlctUt 0 0 0 CacchoUb lot Hcllfhl 57". Raymond Floyd 35-34-69 Navesink Country club. Neptune past Mlddletown, Pete MO'b'y,2,6S 2 2 0 Duka,3b 10 0 Javelin—1. Frank Bnciul (CBA), % Mason Rudolph ^ 33-37—70 Walers,2b 3 0 1 Carro1l,|i 10 Prlmlvcra ICHA), 3. Zncharczyk (UC). i-John Hopkins , ..51-36-70 Neptune, a perennial title con- Walling was next with a 43 for Babcock.If 110 N'backer.p 1 0 PlJtnnce U5'6". Yankees to Help Open Byron Nelson ...36-34-70 the Fliers. Neptune had a 182 Frlschla.rl 3 0 0 Hallam,2b 2 0 Bo Wlnlnger .....'...... _ tender in the Shore Conference Farley.c 3 0 0 Blaclf.lb.p 2 0 Arnold Palmer ~.~ four-man team score, No. 1 man VlekerMDlek«r.3!> 33 11 DIPoalo.rt 2 0 x-DonaJld Allen 33-37—70 League, opened its season with a --- 1 0 McKenzle.o Bob Brown posted the low score M.P'l'i'n.U 0 10 0 x-Rlch Davis .34-36—70 •0 Whitewashing of Middleiown Wl-lle.lb 0 1 0 Posan.H 10 0 Slates Junior Lionel Hefcert , 35-35-70 of 46 for Middletown. O.aalb'xp 1 SLewl«,lf 10 0 x-Bllly Joe Patton ...... 36-31-70 at Jumping Brook Country Club. SlengulBt.cl 9 Red Bsnk (5) Central (0) Bachs.cf In other matches, Wall Town- John Kunler 42 (1)Curlli Kemp 4S (0) Fishing Contest $31,600,000 Astrodome Don Steel 48 (1)MikB Moran 49 (0) 20 9 8 • IS 0 1 ship shut out Henry Hudson Re- Jef....f Cove 4..8 ..(11. 1C. Peterson 58 (0) Rumion-ra .0 0 3 S 1-9 WALL TOWNSHIP - The third HOUSTON (AP) - Houston is reason why so many fans have at 7:30 p.m. CS and for those Momnouth's gional, 5-0, at Spring Meadow; Jim Devine 49 (1) John Sherba 56 (0) JUritan ._ 0 0 0 0 0-0 annual junior fishing contest, prepared for a history-making been staying at home and watch- who are thinking only of base- Lakewood defeated Point Pleas- 1S7 (1) 209 (0) 2R—D'Andrea, DUker. ,. occasion- the first professional ing their baseball on television. sponsored by Deserted Village at ball, the starting pitchers will be ant Beaoh, 3-1, and Brick Town- Neptune (5) Mlddletown (0) Allaire State Park, will be held baseball game to be played in- Other major league clubs al- right-hander Mel Stottlemyre for Golfers Win ship nosed out St. Rose, 4-3. Rickie Davla 41 (I) 46 (0) Pele Walling 43 ill It. Vincent 48 (0) aturday between 9 a.m. and doors. ready are talking about following the Yanks and Dick Farrell also NEPTUNE — Bruce Silverman, Kuslcr Tops Bucs ' D. Walters 51 (1)Paul Warner 52 (0) The $}l,600,0O0 — Astrodome- Houston's example, Philadelphia a right-hander, for the Astros. Tim Hagerty 47 (1) S. Parsells 47 (0) noon at the Lower Mill Pond at the sixth man on Monmouth Col- John Kusler, Red Bank's top the Deserted Village. the Harris County domed statium and St. Louis the most prominent. total 182 (4) total Texas Gov. John Connally is lege's golf team, earned three man, led the Bucs witih a 42 tin that lias been a conversation They're even thinking atom put- Col, Jerome J. McCabe of Sea to throw out the first ball.' points to give the Hawks a 10-8 while Don Steel and Jeff Cove David Paper of Minneapolis Girt, assistant director of the piece six years — will be opened ting a roof on Shea Stadium so So great is the interest in this victory over Bloomfield yesterday shot 48s and Jim Devine added gave former Jockey John H. state division of resource devel for the public's edification to- the Mets won't have an excuse huge struoture, the brainchild of the Jumping Brook Country a 49 as alt four players picked up Adams his first horses to train. opment and contest committee night. for dropping the fly balls in the Roy Hofheinz, president of the Club. It was the Hawks' sec- chairman, announced the village Appropriately enough the New Houston Sports Association, that ond straight win. pond will be freshly stocked with York Yankees, the most famous Expect 50,000 the place was sold out long ago In defeating Tom McKenzie, trout. He also said trophies will name in major league baseball, There will be almost 50,000 for the opening game. 3 and 2, Silverman picked up one be awarded as first prizes, and will help the Houston Astros get people in the place Friday night They are adding enough stand- point each on the front and back MARINE one day family passes to the the giant stadium en its way when the Yankees and Astros ing room to make the attendance nines and another for total 'ark's narrow gauge Pine Creek toward becoming the status play the first major league game 49,500. It ordinarily seats 46,217. strokes. SERVICE Railroad will be awarded as con- symbol of the national pasttime, in the so-called eighth wonder of The domed stadium will be Jay Stewart brought the Hawks solation prizes. The big stadium is air-condi- the world. used for football, prize fights, within striking distance by halv- 700 OCEAN AVE. 741-5123 SEA BRIGHT tioned, thus removing another The game is scheduled to start Awards will be made to the rodeos and for conventions, but ing with Jack Simmonds. Al No- • 1965 Zobal 26' Flybridge in water first boy and first girl to catch it was reserved for baseball to lan also earned one and a half fish, to a boy and a girl be the official opener since it points by halving with Dick De- • 1959 Owens 35' — Completely equipped — catching the longest or largest Over 160 Boys Compete was built primarily for that sport. Witt. Sam Siciliano garnered Now being refinlihed fish, to the youngest boy and Notables to Attend three points when he defeated • 1957 Chris Craft Cavalier 22' —Excellent youngest girl fisherman, to the Ford Frick, baseball commis- Bob Britton, 7 and 5. Monmouth's condition BUTCH contestants catching four tagged In.LS. Cage Program sioner, and Warren Giles, presi- Joe Phelps was beaten by Bob fish and to the first contestant to dent of the National League, will Simmonds, 3 and 2, but gained • 1935 Wheeler Skiff — 185 h.p. engine —1964 AUTOMATIC catch the limit of six fish. LITTLE SELVER - Over 160 Slate Pizza Party be among the notables attending one point. Dick Finelli was the • 1963 Pembroke 23' Skiff — Like new All children under 14 years of boys, a record enrollment, took the opener. only Hawk who failed to pick up age are eligible to compete in the A pizza pie party is planned • 28' Garvey — 85 h.p. Ford — 2 bunks, head part in the Recreation commit- There was a festive air hover- points when he was edged by CAR WASH contest. Free bait will be sup- for Wednesday evening at the Dick Boshen, one up. tee's 17-week basketball pro- ing over this city yesterday. The plied. Contestants will furnish I7t E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. gram which ends tomorrow, Ed- fire house for all children who stadium will be opened to the their own fishing equipment. Reg- RED BANK, N. J. wards Adams, recreation direc- participated in this year's winter public at 4:30 p.m. so there may istration will commence at 9 a.m. be eating and drinking in the tor, reported this week. program. There were four divisions with half-dozen restaurants and num- The captains of the teams in erous concession stands. There Come in and test-ride a WHEEL HORSE! four teams in ths fifth, six in the sixth grade, live in the seventh each division were John Lucken- also are 53 private suites that and five In the eighth grades. bill (Red), fiffbert M u n s on have bars and closed circuit tele- with new (White); John Van Kirk (Blue); vision. Your. General Tire There were also approximately 50 sixth, seventh and eighth grade and John Clews (Green) in the The stadium occupies 9/j acres Specialist Says: girls, and 25 high school boys at- fifth grade; Tom Layton (Blue); in the middle of a 260-acre block. WheEl-a-UldUL DRIVE tending basketball and gymnastic Jim Goison (Red); Kevin Wild The roof is so high no one has "See Us for activities on Saturday mornings. (Yellow); Bill Flemming (White); been able to hit a bail against it. Rickey Tobias (Purple), and The Astros already have tried QUALITY TIRES at Jom Connolly (Green) in the sixth out the playing field, getting SPECIAL SAVINGS" grade; Pat Donofrio (Red); Rod an intra-squad game Wednesday Mater Dei Kellum (Green); Fred Roth night and another yesterday after- (White); John Correa (Yellow) noon. They complained they had and Jerry Cannella (Blue) in the trouble catching pop and fly balls seventh grade; Bruce Farley Wednesday because they went to GENERAL Beaten By (Blue); Bob Pingatore (Red); work before dark and the sun Joe Stubbs (Purple); Dick Michel penetrated the dome and reflected SUPER NYLON (Green), and Ken Layton (Yel- against the bright center field Roses, 2-0 low) in the eighth grade. seats. BELMAR — St. Rose scored both of its runs in the second inning to blank Mater Dei, 2-0, yesterday in the season opener for the losers. The game was shortened to 5y3 innings because PANELING of darkness. The Purple Roses are currently Just arrived! undefeated in three games. EASY Ed Breitback led off the second Colonial Williamsburg Genuine American with a single and moved to sec- Instant automatic speed changes TERMS ond when John Condon was hit Knotty Pine WALNUT ... forward or reverse... by a pitch. 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Open Sun. 9 to Noon HAZLET Aged for MaUovela In 6th6th. . tmrMI'i M • Oinhi CuMr., Ul REDtANK Mltor D«ll 0000 00OO O-» HdmMM. St. ROM 020 COO X-2 IM—rlUBWrrtlt Ma*. Ct* M MKbonle II. CBA, Hfldson to Ran THE DAILY REGISTER Fruity, April 9, 1965—21 Fliers Seek Revenge Rap Trenton State Hawks Capture M, 8-5 In Seton Hall 440, 880 TRENTON - Collecting 15 hits, Dave Cherosnick and Ed Hen- lowed with his triple to clear the five for extra bases, Monmouth derson both collected triples for bases. NEWARK — Neptune aims to Neptune, which won both the champion Ricardo "Ricky" Hop the Hawks while John Chzran, Henderson got his triple in the run in the right lane, Christian 4«Hyard and 880-yard relay cham College posted its second baseball kins heads the Flier speed team John Gruca and Bruce Fischbein, Brothers Academy goes against victory in as many starts by de- fourth inning to drive in Bob pionships in the meet last yeai and will be joined by Arnold Mor- who had two other hits, each had the North Jersey powers in their Hipp, who had singled. only to be disqualified in eadi gan and Clarence Oliver in both feating Trenton State, 8-5, yester- doubles. first head-on meeting and an un- race for running out of its lane Trenton picked up all of its races, Fred Warren, a junior, will day in a game called because of Cherosnick Triples tried ftenry Hudson Regional will try to repeat the double tri- be the fourth man in the 440 runs in the second inning, and 1 darkness after eight innings. Cherosnick's three-bagger came foursome shoots for the mile re- umph—without being disqualified event white state indoor Grou only one was earned. Trenton's record dropped to 1-1. in the eighth inning and was the lay title in the annual Seton Hall —with the same foursome of Henderson went all the way for 4 quarter-mile champion Bil Monmouth, which has had three big blow for Monmouth as it pro- Spiked Shoe meet tomorrow at year ago. Pindler will complete the 880 the winners on the mound, strik- three games postponed due to duced the three runs that won ing out nine, walking three and Schools Stadium. Central Jersey Group 4 sprinl yard team. bac weather, will open defense of the game. With one out, Gruca giving up five hits. CBA In Two-Mile its Central Atlantic College Con- walked and Chzran doubled to Monmoutli (HI i Trentun St. (51 Christian Brothers, usually th AB II H AB R II ference title tomorrow when right. Fischbein then walked to izraii.L'h 5 t 1 Potfsch.si ( 1 2 Shore area's leading representa it hosts Bloomfield. load the bases and Cherosnick fol- Fist.hliein.cr 4 2 3!DeVlto,cf 3 0 0 CITnJn'k.lli t o 2, Huston,1[ (On live in open and invitational tracl vu.c :> 0 l'Ownes,^ 4 1-0 meets, have been hard hit by in Rhitl.lf 1 (I 'I Nelsnn.lt> t O 1 llil'P.'f 1-1 '•! VciBlcr.rt 4 12 juries and will have to concen- ,T*nn,p i '_' •: Adudiio.c 3 13 trate on one relay event for mosl .....rd.lmi.3lJ 1 O l;Krsslpr,2b 3 1 (I DA Asks Questions Gruta.55 3 2 2, (Jitlm.p 10 0 of the season—the two-mile. Lll!iuns.Ii 0 0 0 a-ratanese 1 0 0 Coach Ernie Muir feels that the Anderson.p 0 0 0 two-mile is his best event and On Clay-Liston Fight 35 g 15 31 5 8 By Hy Cunningham will go with Dick Wight, Tom a-stmck out for Lutklns in 6th. Hinck, Tim Sheehan and Don Momnmith ..... (I 0 1 2 0 1 0 3—S BOSTON (AP)—Suffolk Count >romoter of record is Sam Silver- Trenton St .050 000 0 0—o Rowe against a stong field led B— <'h/.r;i!i, l'ischtjt'in, Gruca. Nfl- Dst. Atty. Garrett H. Byrn man Enterprises, Inc., a local snii, Atinchio. 3B --Clierosniek, Herder- BASEBALL IS BIG NEWS THIS TIME OF THE by Seton Hall and Essex Catho- ion. 'lueried the Massachusetts Boxin. firm. YEAR AND NEWS IS MADE WITH THE PARTICI lic. with a 36, one under, comin and tickets may be obtained from LOWEST COMPETITIVE here Tuesday. back. His nearest rivals wen Fred Wilkinson, William Sweet- between Birdie Tebbetts of the Indians and Bill PRICES! • TOWING Scheduled on the program is a Dan Golding of Twin Brook am Hubbard Heads man, Robert Heidel, Sean M Joe Lanzetta, Jr., of Colonia Cobb, George Fritzpatrick, E< ..and a Network of Stations from Rigney of the Angels since Bill avoided coming to demonstration of fertilization by coast-to-coast backs your W\MCO • ROADTEST Tucson with his team. Rig wanted to see more of helicopter. Terrace, who tied for second witl ward Ruhl and Thomas O'Brien bargain. IRONCLAD GUARANTEE INSPECTION 77s. Iceboat Croup Entertainment wil) also include Also scheduled on the program N Mexico instead of Tucson. will be golf and a buffet dinner. Golding blew up on the par fiv movies. Reservation deadline ° LIFETIME GUARANTEE • CHECK-UP RED BANK — Don Hubbard, April 17. AVAILABLE . Another news flash mentions the presence of Billy Golf is slated to get underway 12th hole, taking a double bogej Middletown, whose grandfather • 1-DAY SERVICE t 10:30 a.m. seven. He missed .a four-foo Martin on the Twins' coaching staff and that Billy will was one of the first commodores ALLEY CATS According to Jim O'Gibney, mtt by inches and then missec of the North Shrewsbury Ice Boat Sycamore Lanes Open 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. succeed Sam Mele as manager. Billy was traded after again when he tapped the ba! W - L Navesink Country Club superin- and Yacht Club, was elected to Tigers „ - - 73 39 193 E. Newman Springs Rd. a fracas while with the Yankees. Will Maris and Boyer :endent, fertilization by helicop- left-handed. that position April 1 at the club's Splitnlka —.63 46 AAMCO Cee BeM 60'/ 51 Red Bank—Coll 842-2500 get the same treatment? We doubt it. :er has been tried in Pennsylvan- Three Shoot 78 annual election of officers. . Top Cats .._ - «9W 52" a and Westchester. The father-son due of Doi Dieters 59 53 l TRANSMISSIONS 809 Railroad Avenuo THE BIG ONE IS COMING — The Kentucky [father) Housen and Bob House! Other newly elected officers are Duces ™ 57 ,-j 51' George Blair, Shrewsbury, vice Peela 57 55 Asbury Pork—Call 774-6800 Derby is scheduled for May 1, and the odds-makers tied with Gus Siciliano of th' four Beea S5 57 commodore; Bob Kofoed, Fair Nltc Owl3 ..._ „ 5I',3 .r)7' already are posting their figures. ' host club for low amateur gros; Tile PS's .. _...« 64 Teachers to Play with 78s. Ralph Dig'lio of As Haven, rear commodore; Jim Lfis PursanRS ,...41 68 Smith, Red Bank, treasurer; locwetowners 3ft 73 Less than, a month away, the classic of the Blue buiy Park trailed with an 80 50u Scrl. George Brush, Middletown, re- 50u is. — George Sturmfels, 108, BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! NOW Jim Buckley of Jumping Brool 1877 . 19191—5461 ; ' Doug, Jerolamon, 21' Grass is just another horse race even though it was PTA Parents cording secretary; Charles Soden, 174. 160-546; Jane Beard, 187. 165, had an 82-10—72 card to capturi 189-541,- Irvln Schullze. !62. 214, IS!)— built into International fame over the long years of its UNION BEACH - A basket- Fair Haven, financial secretary, amateur net honors. Diglio's 565; Bob. Bayivton, 227, 136, 165—52S jall game between members of and Bob Benson, Middletown, John Crowell. 168, 163 190—521; Pan running., The one coming up will be the 91st renewal. —75 was- second. Wcdol, 177, 150. 180—507; Art. Holallng he Union Beach Teachers Assr> fleet captain. 169, 176, 157—502. The original entry list drew the names of 130 •jation and members of the Par- Les Baskin, Colonial Terrace Appointed to the regatta com- eligibies, which now brings the total nomination mt-Teachers Association will be imateur, won the hole-in-one con- mittee were "Brub" Hance, Fair played tomorrow at the Keyport est on the 122-yard 15th by hi SOMETHING NEW for all Derbies to 10,244. In the days to come the Haven; William "Red" Hogan, High School starting at 1:30 p.m. ing an eight-iron shot to withi: Middletown, who was also named HAS BEEN ADDED! list will probably drop to around a starting dozen. Parents participating in the 18 inches from the pin. honorary rear commodore; It all depends on the health of the steeds between ivent will be Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Eleven pros and 41 amateur! OPEL Frank Whiting, Fair Haven; in Blomquist, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- »mpeted yesterday. Nov. and May 1. Charles Kiessling, Fair Haven; liam Staedleman, Mrs. Emily A state PGA pro-amateur tour YACHT George Fournier, Middletown; Price, Mrs. Arthur Fleck, Mrs. ney will be held at Jumpinj John Darling, Middletown, and GOLF John Borne, Mrs. Evelyn Steven- Brook next Thursday. Allen Conklin. Middletown. Results Red Bank 5, Central Reg. 0 on, John Murray, Charles Hart, KEANSBURG BUSINESSMEN'S INSURANCE Yank McManus,»Sam Hassell, The club's trophy dinner will BASEBALL Neptune 5, Mlddletown Twp. 0 L lobert Erickson, Charles DeFaz- be held May 1 at the River by Wall Twp. 5, Henry Hudson R. 0 Poln St. Rose 2, Mater Del 0 ), Frank Carlbone, Jack Roache, House Jnn, Rumson. Fournier is Lakewood 3, Pt. 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ST. ANTHONYS CATHOUC PRESBTER1AN ST. JAMES CATHOLIC Copy Deadline CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL REFORMATION LUTHERAN FOOT MEWYTEMAN HOLY Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Rumson West Long Branch Rumson Red Bank All religious newi tor Inclu- Sunday school and family Kr- Sunday Masses are celebrated Palm Sunday services will be Palm Sunday will be celebrated Late Sabbath Eve services will Palms will be distributed al On Palm Sunday, services will sion In the Friday Schedule of vice are at 9:20 a.m. Palm Sun- It: 7, 8, 8, 10 and U «.m< and held at 9 and 11 a.m. with Rev. with the solemn blessing and Pro- begin tonight at 8:30. Rabbi Jack the 9:30 and 11 a.m, Palm Sun- be odd at 9:30 and 11 a.m., Rev. Religions Service! mutt b* la day. The service is at 11 am noon. Dr. Charles S. Webster preaching cession of palms at 10:30 followed M. Rosoff wil! preach on "Mat- day services. Rev. W. Robert Os- Harvey C. Douie, Jr., wlH preach Tha Register office by noon of Palms will be distributed at both The sacrament of baptism it on "Needed: the Lordship of by the sung Mass, The men's and zos, Maror and Melody." Can. wald will preach on "How Shall on "Paun Fronds and Prickly 11 the preceding Tuesday. services. administered Sundays at 12:45 Christ. Rev. Albert T. Wood- boys' choir will chant the liturgi- tor Sidney Sdiarff will chant the We Follow Our King." The senior, Thorns." Paul O. Grammer, Jr., pjn. ward, assistant minister, will as- cal chants with the people at this liturgy. Ellen Dolinsky, daughter Junior and primary choirs wi director of music, will lead the Matins services are held daily The novena devotion in honor slst. Wllllim C. Wood, minister service. Other Masses wilt be re- CONGREGATION BETH of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dolin- sing, under the direction of Cai Westminster Choir at 9:30, and at 10 a.m.. with the exception of of the Miraculous Medal, together of music, will be at the organ cited Masses with, hymns at 8 SHALOM sky, will celebrate her Bat Mitt- T. Bannwart, organist-director the chancel choir at 11 o'clock. Thursday and Saturday, with Lenten tervices, is held console. Th« prelude will be and 9:15 a.m. and noon in the Red "Bank vah and will chant the prophetic New members will be received John H. Watson, third, organist, Holy Communion will be cele- every Monday night at 7:30. "Chorale in A Minor" by Franek. church, plus recited Masses at Candlelighting time tonight is portion of the week. Candle light at the 11 o'clock service. Sunday will play the following selections brated Thursday at 8 p.m. The perpetual noven* inihoncr The postlude will be "Prelude. 5:45, 6:45 in the church and 8:30, 6:09. Rabbi Henry Ueberman ing time is 6:09 p.m. school meets at 9:15 a.m. « both services; prelude, "In- Good Friday servicei are at of St. Anthony is heW every Fugue and Chaconne" by D. Bux- 9:45, and 11 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. will preach at the 8 o'clock Sabbath morning services to- The midweek Lenten servio troduction et Allegro Moderate" 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Tuesday night at 7:$;; ... tehude. In the auditorium. Palms blessed Sabbath Eve services on "This, morrow morning are at 9:15 for will be held Wednesday at 7:3 by RoparU; organ offertory, Esther Circle meets Wednes- The schedule tor Holy, Week is: At the 9 a.m. lervice the West- before the 5:45 Mass will be dis- Too, Shall Pass." the junior and primary congre- p.m. The sermon topic will b "In Death's Strong Grasp the day following the 10 a.m. Matinl Wednesday: 4 to 6 p.m., con- minister Choir will sing "Rejoice tributed after these Masses. Sabbath services tomorrow are gations and at 10 o'clock for "A Picture of the Redeemer i Savior Lay," by Bach;, and post- service. the Grave." lude, "O Eternity Thou Thunder- fessions for children and adult*; Today" by Darst and "All Glory The sacrament of baptism wil at 9:30 a.m. adults. Rabbi Rosoff will preach Confirmation class meets Sat- word," by Karg-Elert. 7:30 to 9 p.m., confessions, for Laud and Honor" by Teschner- be administered Sunday afternoon There will be a model seder on the portion of the week. Can- Holy Communion will be eel urday at 10 a.m. adults only. Caln. "The Adult Handbell Choir at 1:30. for Sunday school pupils Sunday tor Scharff wili chant the liturgy. brated at the 8 p.m. Holy Thurs- Sunday school will meet' at Holy Thursday: Masses at 7 also will participate in the serv at 10 a.m, The teenage discus- The Talmud class and the high FIRST BAPTIST On Monday, Tuesday and day service. The sermon topic 8:30 and 11 a.m. through senior a.m. and S p.m., and at 7:30 p.m., ice. sion group meets at 7 p.m. school department will not meet Red Bank Wednesday of Holy Week, Mass will be "Three Things to Re- high. The adult class will meet a High Mass of the Lord's Supper At the 11 o'clock service e.the Monday, at 7 p.m., the board or. Sunday,. The model Seder for Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge will will be celebrated at 6:25, 7 and member." and procession to the repository. Tower Hill Choir will sing'"Draw of education meets. the Sunday school will begin at at 9:30. preach at the 11 a.m. Palm Sun- Holy Communion will be distri- Nigh to Jerusalem" by Williams 10 a.m. The Hebrew school mod- Good Friday at 10 a.m., the At 4 p.m., the chancel choir day service on "The Triumphal buted at all the Masses. From The sacrament of penance will children's service will be held, and "Thy Glory Dawn Jerusa- TRINITY EPISCOPAL el Seder will begin at 11:30 p.m. will present in the sanctuary a Entry." He will be assisted by 9:30 to 13:39 p.m., there will be be administered Saturday from 4 Union services are from noon tc lem" by C. Garden with Audrey Red Bank At 8:30 p.m., Rabfti Rosoff will sacred cantata by Lloyd Rev. Lee A, Morris, Miss Mary a Holy Hour of Adoration. Also, Bradley, alto, as soloist. The to 8 in *Jie afternoon and 7; 30 to deliver die last in the series of 3 p.m. The evening service wil Pfautsch, "Seven Words of Murrell Bennett, organist, wall Holy Eucharist will be cele- there will be all night adoration of Adult Handbell Choir also will 9 In the evening. During Holy 'comparative religion" lectures. be at 8 o'clock. The sermon topic Love," use "Larghttto" by Handel as the Blessed Sacrament in the re- participate, week the sacrament will be ad- brated on Palm Sunday at 8 a.m. will be "The Redeemer's Vision The Bnai Israel Tweeners and •Monday: 8:30 pjrn., the Men's the prelude and "Credo" by Bach pository. At 9 and 11 ajn., church school ministered Monday, Tuesday and Church school and Holy Eucha. of Conquest." the pre-U.S.Y. will meet Monday Bowling Teams will meat at Elm as the postlude. The chancel choir Good Friday: 3 p.ror, the litur- through junior high. Wednesday from 7:30 to 9 p.m.; rist will be at 9:15 a.m. Holy at- 7 p.«n, The youth commission will sing "Ride On! Ride On in Holy Thursday 1 to 3 p.m.; Good Eucharist and sermon by Rev. Lanes. - gical service ot the pssilon and At 12:15 p.m., the Young Adults will meet at 8:30 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN Majesty." : The chancel and Friday 1 to 2 p.m.; and Holy Canon Charles H. Best will be Palm Sunday will be observed death of our Lord; 7:36 pfiv sta- will meet. The Hebrew school will be Shrewsbury chapel choirs will sing "Hosan- Saturday 10 a.m. to noon, Ho 6 at 11 a.m, beginning with Sunday school tions of the crass, sermon, and At 7 p.m., the film, "The Mag- closed Thursday because of the Palm Sunday services will be na" by Bltgood. The chancel and veneration of the cross. nificent Obsession,'1 will be and 7:30 to 8:30 p,m. Tuesday at 10 a.m. the Wom- Passover holiday. The last ses. and the membership training Concord choirs will ling 'To held at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Rev. class at 9:45 a.m. At 10:45 a.m., Holy Saturday: Confessions for shown in Westminster Hall. Holy Thursday wilt be cele- an's Guild will hold its board sions will be held on Wednesday. Zion Jews Came" by Williams. John R. Collins will preach on Rev. W. Winfield west will children at 10 a.m, From 4 to At 9 p.m., church history course brated with the Solemn Mass of meeting. The Acolytes Guild will All classes will resume on Sun- A baptismal service for the dis- "love Frees Us from the Trap preach on "Coronation with Con- 6 and 7 to 8:30 p.m., confessions meets. the Lord's Supper and the pro- meet at 7:30 p.m. day, April 25. cipleshlp classes will be held. of Religious Rules." Elder Jarec cern." for adults only. 10:30 p.m. Easter Tonight: 7:30 p.m., supper cession to the repository at 8 Holy Eucharist will be cele- Daily evening services are at C. Halverson will assist the minis- Church school meets at 9:45 a.m., Vigil service, followed by High meeting of the Hathomar Club. p.m. Other Masses will be a re brated at 8' and 10 a.m. on 7:30. ter. Special music will be pre- The sacrament of Holy Com- preceded by a pre-serWce prayer Mass al midnight. Tomorrow: 10:30 a.m., Junior cited Mass at 6:25 and recited Wednesday. The service of heal- sented by John Pagett, organsit munion will be administered at 9:30. At the 7:30 p.m. service, 1 Easter Sunday Masses at: 7 department extended session. Masses with hymns at 4 and 5:30 ing will be at 8:30 and 10:30 ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER and choirmaster, and by the Holy Thursday at 8 p.m. the chancel choir will present t, 8, W, and 11 a.m. and noon. Monday: 9 a.m., Tower Hill p.m. Adoration of the Blessed ajm. The sewing group will meet EPISCOPAL chorister and senior choirs. New "The Crucifixion" by John Stain- Cooperative Nursery School; fl:30 Sacrament at me repository will at 11 a.m. At 8 p.m. there will Rumson members will be received at the JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES er, a meditation on the sacred a.m., the Prayer Group will meet; Fair Haven passion. follow until midnight. be a service of prayer and sacred There will be a celebration of 11 o'clock service, and will be CHURCH OF CHRIST 7:30 p.m., the youth stewardship music. honored at a reception immedi- The public talk on Sunday at Red Bank committee will meet; 8 p.m., Good Friday will be celebrated the Holy Communion and bless- Hie Lenten service will be held with the solemn liturgy of the ately after the service. Church 4 pm. will be "Why Is Ours an meeting of board of trustees. Holy Eucharist will be cele- ing of the palms Sunday at I Wednesday at 8 p.m. Rev. Mr. The 11 a.m. service Sunday will Lord's passion and death at 3:30 school meets at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Age of Violence?" It will be de- Tuesday; 1:30 p.m., the circle brated Thursday at 8 and 10 a.m. aM. in the chantry. Family serv- be a devotional In Scripture and p.m. The relic of the True Cross The Adult Bible class meets at livered by Richard H. Pankenier. Morris will preach on "What devotional leaders will meet; 8 The service of the passion, will •ong on the subject, "Scriptures will be available for veneration ice and address by the associate 9:30 a.m. The Watchtower Bible study will Happened At Jerusalem." p.m., Communion rehearsal (or be held on Good Friday from tor Troubled Minds." C. J. Kirk- throughout the late afternoon and rector, Rev. Robert S. Baker, at The Maundy Thursday Com- follow at 5:15 p.m. on "Who Will elders; 8:30 p.m., meeting of ses- noon until 3 p,ni. Evening prayer Maundy Thursday at 8 p.m. Patrick will preach at the 6:30 ; p evening. At 8 p.m. the devotion 9:30 a.m. At 10:30 a.im. Robert munion service will be held at be Resurrected from the Dead?" members. and address by Father Best will there will be a Communion serv- p.m. service on ''Victories of sion to receive of the -stations of the cross and p.m. Wednesday: 9 a.m., Tower Hill be at 8 o'clock. D. MoKee will play a recital on Bible studies will be held Tues- ice. Rev. Mr. Mugridge will Faith." Richard Otey will preside the blessing with the holy relic Calendar for the week: Co-operative Nursery School; 1:30 the Mary Owen Borden Memori- day at 8 p.m. at the following lo- preach on "Gethsemane." New •t the Lord's Table. Sunday mor- will form an Hour of Agony serv- The sacrament of holy Baptism Sunday 6:30 p.m., Junior and p.m.,1 visitation to Marlboro State al carillon. Morning prayer and cations: 58 Fortnan St., Fair Hav- members will be received. ning B»lfe. tfasses_ begin ""at 10 ice, will be at 4 p.m. Saturday. Senior High Fellowships meet. en; 10 St. Mary's PI., 1 Cedar i.m. Hospital by Women's Associa- sermon by the associate rector Tuesday: 8 p.m.. Women's As- The Junior, Junior High and tion. Holy Saturday is a day without Ave,, and 37 Drum-mond Ave., Senior High BYF groups meet Midweek services are Thursday at 11 a.m. Palms will be distrib- sociation executive board meets liturgical celebration until the Red Bank; 114 Springdale Ave., evenings at 7:30. Thursday; 8 p.m., Holy Thurs- AME ZION 8:15 p.m., adult Lenten group Sunday at 6:15 p.m. day Communion service. vigil at 10:49 in the evening. The uted at all the services. New Shrewsbury and 27 Delaware Red Bank meets. Ave., Middletown. The Junior High group meets cross will be available in the Hofy Week services include: Monday at 7 p.m. The board of Sunday school will meet at 9:45 Wednesday; 9:30 a.m., Mission The Ministry School and MIV METHODIST CHRIST METHODIST church for veneration. Monday: 10:30 a.m., Holy trustees and board of Christian a.m. Rev. Thomas H. Coursey Belles and morning circle meet. ice meeting will be held Thurs- Red Bank Communion. education meet at 7:30 p.m. . Fair;. Haven will preach at the 11 a.m. serv. Thursday: 1:30 p.m., afternoon day at 7:25 p.m. Tuesday: 10:30 a.m., Holy The mlddler department teach- Rev. W. Gordon Lowden will Palm Sunday services will be CALVARY BAPTIST ice on "The Meaning of Palm circle meets. Friday at 8 p.m, tlhe memorial Communion. ers will meet for BIWe study preach at both the 9:30 arid 11 at 8:30 and 11 a.m. Re-v. James Red Bank Sunday," Special music will be of the Lord's evening meal will Wednesday: Holy Communion Tuesday evening in the home of a.m. tervices Pahn Sunday on C. Rupert will preach on "March Rev. Robert P Ball, pastor, presented by the senior choir. PRESBYTERIAN be observed. for confirmed girls of the parish, Mrs. T. R. Wilson, 25 Alexander "When Christ Arrives - Where Upon A City." The choirs i "" will preach at the 11 a.m. Palm Palms will be distributed. Lincroft followed by a breafkast. Palm Sunday services will be Dr., River Plaza. Are You?" Rev. Earf Hampton present special music. Church Sunday service. Sunday school METHODIST Maundy Thursday: 8 a.m., held at 8 and 11 a.m. Rev. Wii will assist at the 9:3D service. school meets at 9:30 a.m. will meet at 9:30 a.m. BTO and Oakhurst CHRIST EPISCOPAL Holy Communion service. The liam J. Mills will preach on "The METHODIST Rev. Kerry Robb will assist at Holy Communion will be cele- BYF will meet at 6 p.m. Palms will be distributed at the Shrewsbury, Altar Guild will have corporate Victorious Christ." Sunday school Sea Bright 11 o'clock. The sacrament of the brated Thursday at 8 p.m. The BYF will have a skating 30 and 11 a.m. services Sun There Will be no church school Communion followed by break- will be held at 9:30 a.m. Sunday school meets at 10 a.m Lord's Supper will be adminis- Calendar for the week:' party Monday. Bus will leave day. Rev. Dr. John D. Blair will on Palm Sunday. Holy Commun- fast; 8 p.m. Holy Communion The Palm Sunday service will be tered at j:30 a.m. At the 9:30 Sunday: 5:30 pjm., You* Fel- the church at 7 p.m. he Westminster Youth Fellow- preach on "The Palm Sunday ion will be celebrated at 8 a.m. for men and boys of the parish. at 11:15 a.m. service ,the youth and interme- lowship. ship will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. Challenge," Rev. August Kleb- The 9 a.m. parish Eucharist will Good Friday: 10:30 a.m., young Communion service will be held diate choir will sing "To Zion Wednesday: 12:30 p.m.^WSCS The United Presbyterian Wom- satter will assist. At the 9:30 FEDERATED begin with blessing of palms in people's service; noon, Good Fri- Holy Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Jesus Came," by'Wiliiams. At 11, study group meed In the'home en''ss AAssociation will meet Mon- lervicel the chancel dtoir, under Holmdel the parish house, followed by a day service. the Oceanport Methodist Church, the ohanoei choir will itag. Han- of Mr*. Robert-Wycfcoff,. 256 day at 8 p.m. the direction of E. Cllne Van procession into the church. Rev, del's "Uft Up Your Heads, O Cambridge Ave., Fair Haven. Sunday school Is held at 9:45 TThhe deacons will meet Tuesday Brunt, will sing "Jerusalem" by The film, "I Beheld His Glory," Ronald G. Albury will preach on ST. DOROTHEA'S CATHOLIC Ye Gates," from the "Messiah." a.m. Rev. Thomas H. McNally at 8 p.m. The oc-ordination com Parker and "The Palms", by will be shewn Good Friday at "Jesus and the Multitude." Eatontown 7:30 p.m. Calendar for. the week: PRESBYTERIAN will preach at the 11 a.m. service mittee will meet in the hone of Faure. At the 11 o'olock service, Morning prayer, with sermon by Sunday: 7 p.m., the Intermedi- Eatontown on "The Story of Two Crowds." Sunday Masses will be cele- John Herndon, Leedsville Dr. the senior choir, under the di- 1 Father Albury, will be at 11:15. ate Youth Fellowship and Method Youth Fellowship will meet brated at 7:30, 8:45, 10 and 11 A Communion service will be rection of Miss Evelyn Allen, Sunday services will be con- 1st Youth Fellowship meet; 8 Sunday at 7 p.m. Palms will be distributed at all a.m. and 12:15 p.m. ; held Thursday at 8 p.m. New will sing "Ride On, Ride On," by ducted at 11 a.m. by: Rev, Robert p.m., part H tit "Th»\Pasjjon The Missionary Society will services. Daily Masses will be at 6:30 members will be received. Scott; Barbara Graves, soprano W. Reed. Church school meets Matthew" will be presented in meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the and 9 a.m., except Saturday when soloist, will sing "The Palms," at 9:45 sum. Holy Communion will be cele- the sanctuary. "' ' " , , home of Mrs. William Btadley, brated Monday at 9 a.m. Eve- Mass will be offered at 8 and MONMOUTH REFORM and the caroler choir will sing Calendar for the week: Tomorrow: 9:30 a.m,, the board Laird Rd., Colts Neck. The Girls' ning prayer win be at 5 o'clock. 9 a.m. TEMPLE "Hosanna We Sing" by Dykes. Sunday: United Presbyterian of trustees meets. Rifle Club meets at 6:30 p.m. The sacrament of baptism will Shrewsbury New members will be received Youth will visit Jamesburg Home Holy Communion will be cele- Monday and Wednesday: 9:15 The Ladies' Aid Society will brated Tuesday at 6:30 and 9 be administered Sundays at 1 Sabbath Eve services will be »nd the sacrament of baptism a.m., nursery school metts. for Boys. meet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m, i.m. p.m. held this evening at 8:30. Rabbi idministered at the 11 o'clock Monday: 7 p.m., the library Wednesday: 8 p.m,, Bible study No devotional service will be Holy Communion will be, cele- Confessions will be heard Sat- Richard F. Steinbrink will preach leryice. Sunday school will meet committee meets. in the manse. held Wednesday. on "The Barometer of Jewish brated Wednesday at 9 a.m. urdays and the eves of Holy Days it 9:30 and 11 a.m. Tuesday: 10 a.m., the Inter- The Boys' Rifle Club meets at 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to Life: the Consumption of Mat Holy Communion, with sermon Midweek prayer and Bible denominational prayer and study Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m., and before daily Masses zah." by Harold D. Jenkins, the sem- itudy are Wednesday at 7:30 group will meej; nc^on, Circle Holy Communion will be cele- if requested. inarian assistant, will be cele- The religious school will meet .m. G luncheon meeting^,.l.p,m., the brated at the Good Friday ser- brated Maundy Thursday at 8 Calendar for the week: tomorrow at 9 a.m. Communion service will be held adult class wilr meet; & P.m., ChuMi vice, at 8 p.m. p.m. Friday: 8 p.m., stations of the The Men's dub will hold Thursday at 8 p.m. The con- Lenten school for'SdiiltS itH Wes- cross. breakfast Sunday at 9:30 in the firmation class members will lev Fellowship meet. Good Friday services include Tuesday: Miraculous Medal no- Admiral's Table, West Deal. :ak« their first Holy Communion. Wednesday: 9:30 a.m., the adult morning prayer at 9 o'clock and vena in honor of the Blessed Hebrew classes will be held Calendar for the week: in this Bible class meets; 8 p.m., the Holy Week the three-hour service of devotion The chancel choir of First beginning at noon. Rev. Frank Mother after the 9 a.m. Mass Monday at 4:15 p.m. Sunday: 7 p.m., Senior and commission on stewardship and j>resbyterian Church, Matawan. and at 8 p.m.; 3:30 p.m., cate- The board of trustees will meet unior High Methodist Youth finance meets and the younjj J. Jago, Wear of St. Barnabas quiet will present the, sacred cantata, Union Services Church, Monmouth Junction, wHl chism classes for New Shrews- Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. fellowships meet. adult discussion group meets in ''Olivet to, Calvary," by J. H. assist Father Albury at noon ser- bury, Shrewsbury Township and The adult study seminar He- Monday: 8 p.m., Ruth Circle the home of Dr. and Mrs. lim fltaifoder, Sunday it 8 p.m. in Churches in many Monmouth vice. Shrewsbury children in the Al brew class will be held Wednes- meets in the home of Mrs, Clif- place.* Buzrell. the sanctuary. County communities are Joining fred Vail Homes. day at 10 a.m. Hebrew tutoring .The acolytes will meet tomor- rd Kidd, 155 Norwood Ave., Thursday: 10 a. m., sewing in Holy Week and Good Friday classes willbe held at 4 p.m. The row at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday: 7 p.m., High ong Branch. group meets; '7 p.m., Wesleyan Central Baptist Church, Atlan. union services. ninth grade class will meet at The cancer dressing circle will School of Religion for all fresh Tuesday: 2:30 p.m., Methodist Service Guild meeting; 8 p.m.. tic Highlands, will be host to In Red Bank, the Westside 7 p.m. The cradle roll groups will meet at the parish house Monday. men and sophomore and junior lomes Auxiliary luncheon meet- Maundy Thursday,. service of the monthly hymn-sing ,. spmv Ministers' Council will sponsor girls, and 8:15 p.m. for all se- sponsor a Pesach party for pre- The vestry will meet Wednes- in the home of Mrs. David Holy Communion; 9 p.m., the sored by the Bayshore Area Joint services, beginning each kindengarten children at 9:30 a.m. day at S:15 p.m. niors and junior and sophomore •hillips, 1 Pleasant PL, Deal. official board will meet. churches Sunday at 9 p.m. evening at 8 o'clock. The ser- boys. There will be no meetings at vices will be Monday in St. Thursday: 2:45 p.tn., catechism METHODIST the church on Good Friday. Paul's Baptist Church, Tuesday LUTHER MEMORIAL CONGREGATION BROTHERS Christ Church Methodist, Fair classes for Eatontown children and Friday in AM.E. Zion LUTHERAN Eatontown OF ISRAEL Haven, will be host to the min- grades 1-3; 4 p.m., classes for Palm Sunday services will be Long Branch isters of the New Brunswick Dis- Church, and Thursday in Calvary (Missouri Synod) ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL grades 4-8. conducted at 10:45 a.m. by Rev. Candlelighting 'time today is a book my trict of the Methodist Church, Baptist Church. New Shrewsbury Eldrich C. Cajnpbell. The sermon OS p.m. Services are at 6:15 Red Bank and their wives Monday. The Services sponsored by the Key. Sunday school and Bible class- REFORMED topic will be "An Eternal King- ,m. Services on Palm Sunday be- WSCS of the church will serve port Ctouncil of Churches will be- es meet at 9 a.m. Rev. Daniel be read Colts Neck ship." Church school meets at Sabbath morning services to- gin at 8 a.m. iwith the blessing the luncheon. gin Monday at 8 p.m. in the Re- D. Reinheimer will preach at Church school will begin Sun 9:30 a.m. lorrow begin at 8:30. This:, is and distributing- 'of 'jalms and formed Church when Revi Ches- the 10:30 a.m. service. day at 9:30 a.m, followed by Calendar for the week: ihabbos Hagodol, the "Grta't that can Holy Eucharist. Family service The Monmouth Presbyterian ter A. Galloway, pastor of the The Maundy Thursday Holy morning services at 11. Rev. Sunday: 6 p.m., Methodist labbaUi." Rabbi Rafael' Gross, at 9:30 a.m., with blessing and Society will have its spring First Presbyterian Church, Mat- Communion service will be held Samuel La Penta wili preach on Youth Fellowship meeting. nan will preach on "The Arm distribution of palms, the proces- meeting Thursday at 10 a.m. in awan, narrates slides of his trip at 7:45 p.m. "Behold Your King." The senior Monday: 8 p.m., commission Freedom." Junior congrega sion and Holy Eucharist. The the Freehold Presbyterian to the Holy Land. Tuesday at The Good Friday services will ohoir will sing "The Heaven's on missions meeting. on will be at 10 a.ra. Mincha newly confirmed will make their Church. 8 p.m.. the 40-voice Malone Col- be held at 7:45 p.m. Are Telling." Tuesday: 7 p.m., commission ill begin at 6:15 p.m. Rabbi first Communion, corporately, at lege Chorale, Canton, Ohio, will Sunday: 7 p.m., Walther from fear Covenant Life Class will meet on finance meets; 8 p.m., official irossman will speak. the 9:30 service. Evening"prayer R*v. Warren Potts of River- present a sacred concert in St. League meets. Monday at 8 p.m. Bowling team board meeting, 9 p.m., board of Daily services are .at 6:45 a.m. You may have passed Ijy this will be held at 6:30. view Academy will preach at a John's Methodist Church. Wednes- Monday: 9:30 a.m., Women's will meet at Howell Lanes at trustees. quiet place many times-but series of,pre-Easter rtwetings in day, a film, "Wine of Morning," Evangelism Group meets. tid 6:15 p.m. Daily Eucharist'js at 7] a.m. 9 p.m. Good Friday: 8 p.m., one hour jwenerereatereditiYetlun the . Ocean .View'. Comirittnitji will be shown In Calvary Method- The weekday church School Sunday morning servicei are Monday, Tuesday'-.and ;W«dnes- Consistory will meet Wednes- service of the lights. in this peaceful room,readr Church, Leortardo; on. the tocic; 'st Church. and confirmation classes will not 8:30. iay.i ..(' ( ;;' •*'. ' •' day at 8 p.m. for you to read, is a book that '•Ths Last Days of Chf"" The Bayshore Area churches meet Tuesday. Wednesftay ^eyfyg jt 7:30,. Maundy Thursday at 8 p.an. the has freed many tbounndi wililll be stationti s of the crbss. Earthly '.Ministry." The "•' ; Monday in the Belford Methodist sacrament of the Lord's Supper torn fear and worry-hai . Holy Eucharist' wjll"be cele- meeting will be held Palm Sun- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Church, Wednesday In St. Paul's will be celebrated. PALM SUNDAY liven them renewed courage fcrated Thursday, at f p.m. dayat 7:30 p.m. Meetings will Red Bank 1 Baptist Church, Atlantic High class will meet ind strength to go forward. Good Friday liturgy" with''the be held ar" T prrfir Monday The fiffict of our thinking on lands, and Thursday in the New Saturday at 9:30 a.m. It can do tnii for you. Mass of the Pre-Sanctified will through Thursday. The series is ourhealth will be examined Sun- Monmouth Baptist Church. All Che ptaee ii the Christian be at noon. , ooen to the public. day. The subject is "Are Sin, First Methodist Church services will begin at 8 p.m, At Disease, and Death Real?" FIRST UNITARIAN Icience Reading Room; the thth e ThursdaThd y evenini g Com The responsive reading begins Lincroft 8:30 A.M. SERVICE OF'HOLY COMMUNION took, Science and Health munion service, senior choir with a v»rse from Isaiah: "Be- Dr. J. Remington Hobbie, pres- nth Key to the Scripture! members will present "The hold I create new heavens and ident of ihe church will speak at Morning Worship lylbry Baker Eddy. THE RED BANK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Seven Last Words," by Theodore a new earth: and the former the 10:30 a.m. service Sunday on Hop at a Christian Science HARDING ROAD ' ATOP TOWER HILL DuBois. shall not be remembered, nor "The Second, Face of Religion." 9:30 qnd 11:00 [eadinfrfioomsMn; read the The Eatontown Methodist, come into mind." J Chinch school Is held at 10:30 "When Christ Arrive., Where Are You?1 lible and Science and Health REV. CHAINS'$. W8B5TER, D. D., Miniilar Presbyterian and A.M.E. Zion Related passages will be pre- a,m. a the quiet, undisturbed at* churches wilr join in a service The Women's Club will 'meet *> Sermon by Mr. Lowden ooaphere provided for you. > REV. ALBERT T. WO6DWARD, \A; Th., A»it. MiniiJar sented from the Christian Maundy Thursday at B p.m. In Science textbook, including these Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. JorroT this book, free of REV. SARSENT BUSH. D. D. Auoeiita Miniilar Em.rilui the Presbyterian Church. lines: "Instead of God sending The women's discussion group Church School for All Ages •Jwge.OrbuyitforyouTselt Union services from noon to sickness and, death, He destroys will meet in the home of Mrs. ^ibi Edition I*. Papfj- PALM SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES 3 p.m. on Good Friday wil! be them, and brings to light im- Walter Marvin, 245 Kingfisher 9:30. and 11:00 W95 sponsored by the Bayshore Area mortality... When Christ changes Dr., Middletown, Wednesday at \ > > 9-00 and 11:00 A.M. Churches in Central Baptist a belief of sin or of sickness into 9:30 a.m. Johann Stbastian Bach's Church, Atlantic Highlands; the a better bnhef, then belief melts 11 9:00—Special, muiic by W«itmimf»r and Handball Choir* Christian Science Greater Red Bank Area, Council into spiritual understanding, and MT. ZJON-AME ZION "ST. MATTHEW PASSION 11:00—Spacial muiic by Yowar Hill anil Handbdl Chain of Churches, in First Baptist sin, disease, and death disap- . Eatontown Two dioin, soloists and instrument«|iih BEADING Church, Red Bank; the Northern pear" (Science and Health with Sunday school meets at 9:30 Sermon at both services by Dr. Webster: Monmouth Ministerium rn King of Key to 'he Scriptures by Mary a.m. Rev. Kingdom 'J. Reevey will 8:00 P. M. ROQM "NEEDED: THf LORDSHIP of CHRIST" Kings Lutheran Church, Middle- Baker Eddy, pp. 206,442). preach at tfie 11 a.m. service on II town, and the Long Branch Area Church and Sunday school 'Master, Rebuke Thy Disciples." First Methodist Church Council of Churches in The 209 BROAD ST. i Nuntry eita »rovld«i) at bath larvlcai meet at 11 a.m, Friday at 8 p.m., Good Friday Lutheran Church of the Refor- Testimony meetings are Wednes- service wilt be held. 'The Seven 24IMOADST. RED IANK Moo. thru Sat. lU-IO mation, West Long Branch. day at S: IS p.m. Last Wirds" will be presented. Alto Friday Eve. 7:J0*» Look how \^unda Weve's new Manor Lane brings this Look how new Hampton Park carpet complements this contemporary room to fife—makes it rich, luxurious, traditional setting — makes it warm, friendly, more liveable. Look at the distinctive pattern and texture. comfortable. Imagine its beauty in your home.

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tifMtj^iit^iC' iMfrmaMlf*' HSU^ u. _JHEDAILY REGISTER AUTOS FOfi SALE AUTOS FDR SALE AUTOS FOB SAUE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE i 2 J-Friday, April 9, 1965 CHEVROLET. B«l Atr nl 19S6 WSCOW — CMIJI. B*titf.tt ua.nl-1S8J «)BVV II, Kova fiwr-4»r EH-cylJnder t mlukm. CM be fa a Jl.St Vmm tliSS. UHmt KW. ftieii WE'RE CONTINUING OUR Aye. KetMbure. Ctea-n 767-38K!. l jp inin nn/i i' i yOJT p:'-if- KAK- i«6 VuUKW/WJKNS 12J0A >H4 SAS BP/«i.i.,, psiC,, TEWMST, KIS WA. STATIOH WAGON .V ANNOUNCEMENTS mi JMPALA - Vuur-tiwr rattvip, ., JSt.1 Bafi. V\bx isic, jssc. WJI; Also 121)0 Vt>lluw««en Mdnni llSSfS. V-g, power steerlDg, pu«b tjuttoa radio, «eda!5, MercoiHiiUc irar-siniitFion, radio, ij'oad « PUBLIC NOTICE 150DS VoHt»wa(en «*»i» W13*. 741K 19008 Volkuwigen station wigom trait. new ti-M, ti2w. ;BT-U;;M. licatcr, vvhitewails, seat-btlbj. Dart !365 MUSTANG. - Hsrii to:i, three- 1 to 6 week! delivery If ordered now. Il' Eli $TW T7 JpMd. stioK, V>S, J2.3CQ. CaU 747- L'«l RENAULT DAL'PHiKE — Ea SALE OF WILL, ANY PERSON—Who Imi Khowl- 1W0 CHEVROLET, unpaja, four-door 3953. finincos SOU and S6.8O ii week. C rclfie of any debris, incluctins tryc AUTOPORT USA, HIGHLANDS hardton Power-elide, radio. VA W95. 1059 T-BIRD — Convertible. While. cilllect PA 1-7100. OASIS MOTOKS, 1 872-05OO. McCARihy Chevrolet. 231-1101. nrt'A L-o:idit;on, ah power, tinted glaas. 1055 OLDSMOBiLE — US, four-door 3, Biiyreville. Jn-inirtic*, .ihruhs. etc. in the south r All i 'nninit lane nf Giiriltin Stale Parkway, 1M1 RAMBLER STATION WAGON - VOIK3W Art\ 61 c I n C \O1LLAC o door tiardlpp. S ;it:iir Sttri'WOjurv, on Itie jiKirtUritf Quod condition, 17SI5. Cull and heater. Many *>xl c ;i«> >J, r.m, |,ji>a..,<; euniact OL 3- 787-3815 co d t on J 3 j::;tl a*k fur Mi'. H You may reverse 1101. ' ih.irK'1* if yi,u wish. MUST BELL IMMEDIATELY 1927 ECICK — Origin N BL'S — Ha 1953 Rambler Cuitom. Ciean. Ootxl run- Bes of p ntnR. No reasonable offer refused. 747. 7* 0 6 S7-OW1. LOST & FOUND 21/76. After 5 p.m. JOiii CHEVROLET — CheveJIe, lour- door sedan P« 'erglltle, power steering, radio six-cylinder, low mileage. Me : in:-., rui-vf.-iy. Kruarrl. f:nl! 5:>i ;i • CMilhy ChrvrolM. 201-110). I Will R'KI) FAIRLANK — ix-cyllnder, RED HOT ^(K>d condition, ib'j5. Call AUTOMOTIVE 78T-MI5 AUTOS FOR SALE 'M2 FALCON — Two-door, very good comjlllon, SOU. Call ' 7B7-391S !!«:( KOKli XI. i:o.NVEHTIBLE - BLR i-ti«irii:, lour .ipeed. Mual sell. $2,000 or i!«3 P1ATION WAOON, PLYMOUTH .'i.vt .iii.l Mike over jiay merits. Cai: SAVOV — A-l concfjfion, an excellE buy at JMM. Plione pvenlnEM, 747Ti CA II V (More tlai lfied Ads, VM2 OlfKVKftLET. Hel Air watf 11W1 FAlltLANE FORD — V-l, Excel- rfl ent contlllloii. lleiiaunable. Call 1 On Tlie Next Page) N"i:i(>|n«t;ciij, i'. PoWfr-ffiice. power 568-8192 .••tf'criNj:, V-\ rarljrj. JI1K5 McCAKthy t Y k 'iievroVf. I'f/I-IK/I. ilfia CHKVKOi.ET. Bel Air tour-fi C 111 (JTfS TOi S1LE AUTOS FOR SALE BUYS I'.ENAl.'bT 1'KUGEUT M.G Powcr-Rllde. J395. McCARtliy Chevrolet AUSTIN HKALKY SPRITE A S *. II V y.ONMOHTH MUTOKH 1980 PLYMOUTH FURY — Two-door flwy :i5 .MJ-"J111 Eiitontown dtup, Now (IrPS. Excellent condition, r 8750. 671-1623, S uCi i ThiS WEC'dlND ONLY! I 1 (, n i'uwi wiisijuvv.-i, p'lwvr tir.ikcs, jiower 1!JH NAl'K — Four-flnor. SU-Ryllin, antiiiiiiUii;. radii) and healer. Excellent 1 cninrHon. Must he sold to sellle estaie. ON THE FABULOUS *Vi'il cared mr. 5119.1. Cull 7fc7-M3l». 7U-O747. 1 Lt V, LIfMl IMPALA I 1, [• AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE \ ONLY IH 2DR HARDTOP r -; ne a y $ G2 ANGLIA — Deluxe Choice of Black or Bei e r n i, lillon. Must sell, need cash. IMMKIO. 2195 j I 1062 STUDERAKEIl LAItK — Two- door, V-8, .standard shift, over-drive, 'mi'NUEumr.n — ID:L'. M.dfio m excellent condition, must Bell. Best offer, 542-136S, Whito, lull |>u\ver. Lil;e mw. CY BARRON j 71 S.BROADWAY 222-1700 LONG,-BRANCH 1965 FRIENDLY AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE BOAT SHOW with exhibits by M BOYLE'S BOAT, SKI & SCOOTER CENTER EXCELLENT OLDS 1 IRWINS YACHT WORKS SELECTION OF VAN WINKLE MARINE

Featuring !

West Bend, Chris Craft, Woodson, Ho me life, Dixie, Mercur/, Tee Nee Trailer!, Boston Whalers, 1964 RAMBLER ST. WAGON Sacrifice

Sailfisri, Grumman Canoe, Equipped and just WVQ brand now,

NOW THRU APRIL 10 1963 RAMBLER CLASSIC $1395 660, four-door, one owner, Gl THE MGB was overall winner in the Grand Touring Category at the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally. It's an DOOR PRIZE outstanding example of the effect of racing experience 1963 RENAULT R-8 • , $1195 on sports car design. With top speed in excess of 105 Fine transportation at very low cost. OUR SALES QUOTA FOR APRIL IS 45! DINNER FOR TWO AT THE mph, the MGB also provides the comfort of foam bucket seats, roll-up windows, quick-stowing top, and roomy trunk. ADMIRAL'S TABLE 1963 RAMBLER AMERICAN " . $1395 STOP IN TODAY AND Two-door hardtop bucket seats, big six. LEFT REGISTER! 1962 FALCON $995 Automatic, four-door, immaculate condition.

TO GO . . . FREE GIFTS FOR 1962 RAMBLER STA. WAGON $1295 38 ''" Classic, six-cylinder, rated best of class. : EVERYONE at 1962 FORD FAIRLANE $995 (TIDE CHART! Two-door, six-cyl., family car with class. BRING THE WHOLE THE MC SPORTS SEDAN mingles family car comfort ,1961 OPEL 1700 $595 and economy with ^pprts"pr verve and.dash. ... . SEE IT TODAY AT Four-door Rekojtf, very'nice'condition* • • Revolutiorrary-fluid suspension system ... no springs, no shock-absorbers. Unique East-West engine with front-wheel drive ... disc brakes. More power, more safety, more maneuverability... more economy and SPECIAL SPECIAL more usable space... a 5-passenger car with 6-footer 1964 IMPALA leg room. Now in 2 and 4-door models. 1955 FORD .... 50.00 2-Dr. Hardtop ft H V8, SW. Shift 1956 FORD .... 75.00 MAURICE SCHWARTZ You are cordially invited... 2,395.00 1957 FORD ....100.00 & SONS, |M\ to see and drive these exciting new cars now at our showroom, PRICES! SINCE 1919 You'll he pleased by the wide selection, crisp styling, and impressive performance of these machines and hy their very realistic price lags. We look forward to your visit

We've averaged one a day and we 141 W. Front Si Red Bank have to move fem faster to make Call 747-0787 60 S. BROADWAY ' LONG BRANCH Open Daily 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday! till 4 p.m. 222-1461 our goal! AUTHORIZED BMC DEALER HIGHWAY 35 542-2414 EATONTOWN • Largest Selection BOB WHITE '65 FORDS in Monmouth '65 MERCURY, BU1CK SOLID — SILENT — SUMPTUOUS NOW IN THE LINCOLN - CONTINENTAL County! TRADITION - CUSTOM SPECIAL THE YEAR'S MOSlI SUCCESSFUL CAR Full-ihe with Galuit

trim. Multi-drive Merco- USED CAR Allowances GALAXIE 500 HARDTOP mafic. Radio, heafert $200 Dov/n whitewall tires. Wheel $100 Down — $63 per month $75 Per Month • Immediate FAIRLANE "500" HARDTOP Delivery $100 Down - $59 per month 1963 BUICK Riviera "65 COMET 1961 BUICK Special Station Wagon FALCON 2-DOOR NEWEST MOST BEAUTIFUL VERSION OF 1962 TR 3 Roadster $100 Down-$50 per month THE 100,000 MILE ENDURANCE CHAMP 1962 CHEVROLET Impala Convdib'e with deljxe vinyl uphol- 1961 OLDSMOSiLF Cutlass 2-Door ECONOLINE VAN sfery and special docor BUY TODAY trim. Whifowal! tiros, 1964 OPEL Wagon Rekord- $100 Down heater, so at belts and $100 Down i958 JEEP Dispatcher'Willys. Af The Shore's Largesf Oldsmobile-Cadillac Dealer $53.50 all other factory standard per month •qutpmenh $55.Per Month 1962 FGRD Falcon Futura 2-Door 1969 DODGE 2-Door Hardtop PICK-UP 1964 0LDS.M03ILE F35,2-Door $100 DOWN '65 LINCOLN•C0OTIII3HAL 1953 .BUICK 4-Door HardJop $47.50 ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREAT CARS RUSSELL per month 1959 MERCURY ^Passenger-Wagon Permanenf iiyling iriaf >IOODOWN everyone hjj tried to p "*V •*" "7'' OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. MUSTANG $59 PER MONTH «opy. ^ 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK ICIC- ! Open Daily 'til 9 P. M.; Sat. 'til 4 P. M. 741-6200 T ENGLISH ENGLISH SHREWSBURY AVE. NEW SHREWSBURY 741-0910 741-6000 Monmouth St. and Maple Ave., Red Bank 747-4545 OPEN EVENINGS > * CELEBRATING NtUU INTERNATIONAL WANT AD WEEK APRIL 4-10 USE WANT ADS, THE QUICK AND EASY WAY TO MORE ENJOYABLE LIVING ... TRY IT TODAY!

AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE WANTED AUTOMOTIVE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BOATS AND ACCESSORIES THE DAILY REGISTER M8l FORD CONVERTIBLE — V.», VOLKSWAOEN — 1981, radio, under- 1M1 CHIVY II — Nova, two-door bard. rot CHEVROLET - Brookwood waj _- . ..._ squiHE — Not older than 38" SLOOP — ItXK). Sli-cyllniler Bud« 17* THOMPSON" — 50 h.p. electric Friday, April 9, 1965—25 •Jit«na.tic7«28S. McCARthy CtuvroUt, colt, whMewaUs. 6,000 mile warranty ;op, Powerrllde, radio, ilx-cyllnd«r, on, power »l!d«, radio, V-8, 1595. Me- 1962 and never in an accident. Coll diesel. Extra engine. Inquire at Bel- Btart Evirruile. Excellent condition. J81-U01. on inline. Eicelleni over-all condition. ileOXRUir Chevrolet. WH101, CARthy Cbevrolet. 2S1-H01, 747-UM. ford Marine Railway, Bplionl. Two ta;iks. new battery, complete can- Call 741-5035. vas. S7K5. Call 741-5;i21, BOATS AND ACCESSORIES IBM CHEVROLET - Four door Im 19M THUNDERBIRD - HtrdtoD, all- 1M0 AUSTIN HEALY SPRITE CARRY CRAFT SAVAGE P&1&, automatic transmission, power •olutrty no cuh needed, low weekly Hoat Trailers 19M ifUSr 1NO - BIj V-B, slick, lite Oood condition, |6O0 MOTORCYCLES CHIUS-CRAFT — '-S' crulaer, twin rnn- IXHRS — 1961, 27' cabtn cruiser. •tMrtoj. low mileage, M?5 741-14(7. bank payment! «.«t. Call collect FA I- Call 8(2-258 IM Vt F.-oat St., 2Sf-Oi3O Kfyport tor. fclfL'ps /our. dinette, £;i)ley, head. new. McCARlliy Chevrolet, 7109 OASIS MOTORS, Kt. 9, BayrevUle, Just i >ent &1.S0O on complete overhaul. Sloops foui. 188 ti.p, Apelco radio. ludU CORVAIR, Power-glide. J485. 591-1101. 1984 HONDA 90 — Black. LesLe s than IS" -il'JNABoUT — 45 h.p. outboard. Equal to new boat. S^MHl. Hl'J-rJ3fi. Many extrai. Excellent condition, l4,E9a CARtliy Chevrolet. 1962 CORVETTE — Very clear. Pour 1!M CHEVROLET - 14-ton pick up. 1,000 mllei. Call 946-4809 alter S Electric start, fully puuipl'eil, tjutll 747-0980 291-1101. VOLKSWAGEN — 1963. Must sell Im Bll-cjlinder, 11495. McCARtny Chevn p.m. 1963. S750. Call 747 O'.'25. 2." 1&60 OWKNS OAH1N CIU'IKUK - speed 'ranimlnloii. McCABlby Chtvro. let. J91-UO1 21' •SKAfil'RLTE' - Fiberglas sloop, , ISM VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — Excel- mediately, oray, iun roof, radio, anow let. 291-1101. 26', 1%' CUSTOM BUILT shelter cabin Laiistrakc 1S5 h.p. Low hours. Bow I'almer Inboard engine, lour bunks, lent In and out, rebuilt motor, new Urea, etc., «cellent" , »180"'"". Evenlnia Jklff, 1^5 Palmer, two bunks, head, lei fttern rail. New canvas and winter and leekendl, 291-OS46 1984 MERCURY PARKLANE — V-8, 18M OADILLAC CONVERTIBLE — MOBILE HOMES cover, Clean. Extras. <>71-?7Gft. head, galley, dncron sails, full cruising . brakes and clutch. 291-1906, automatic, four door hardtop, air con* 7,500 mllei. MoCAIUliy Chevrolet, call box, sink, radio, depth sounder, com- gcur and trailer. 7U-4093. dltloned, power steering and brakes, 2914101. pletely equipped, perfect condition, GUY U)MBARDO FlHEHr.LASS 1663 PONTIAC. Catallna, convertible, 1M3 CHIVY II Wagon. Automatic. ELCAR — 52x10', two bedroom!, fur SS.5IM 222-1(00. ONE 17' OUTBOARD CRUISER—Com- automatic and power iteerlni. ttlK. 11695. McCARthy Chevrolet civilian tranXerred ovaraeu. nil to CRUISER — N'avy top with new 60 Plete with 50 h.p, Evtnrudfl motor. hlgliert bidder. Call alter 7 p.m. 7414741 nlsbed Can finance and park. h.p, Qale QuU>oarri motor. Priced lor McCABthy OievrolM. Ml-1101. 29M101. CADILLACS 642-2212 16S9-2I' THOMPSON - I860, 75 h.p. Like new. Must ser to appreciate. Johnson. Many extras. S10OO lirm. Call quick sale. 261-2324. ONE LARSON 16' riberglas BK1 boat All yeafa *nj model!. McCARthy Kiio PACEMAKER - IKI. uke cew, 1 RUN ABOUT - Perfect ski, tlsMnn, with 50 h.p. Johnson, Gator tralifr, AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Chevrolet, 391-1101. ready to move In. 15 Bayahoro Park, family boat. 50 h.p. Johnson with life preservers, two pairs »ki«, anchor, Rte. 3tt. Keyport, commuting distance SO' CAUIN CRl'ISER — SKeps two. electric starter, 18 K;U. lorwani and ok\ (Real bargain). Call at 55 Sea- to Hty York. Beit olfer takea It Will fitandup head. Fully equipped. Jl.l'Oii. 6 gdl. nft gas tanks, Navy top. custom drift Ave., Highlands, telephone 872-1971 TRUCKS FOR SALE finance 787.720$. Mr Milter. or best offer. Call 291-2526. rovpr, $8.i0. Extras. 84--OS0S. Saturday and Sunday only. ALL DAY. FIBERGLAS your boat now Realn 1W1 RICHARDSON MONTCLAJR. - 14" liEETLK — Runfitiu.it i Bostoni, 2T CHRIST CRAFT — Sea Skiff. IOXWS 45 .awning and 5x7' steel shed Only S6.95 per ralJon. All sl«a of 1N6 tt-TON FORD PICKUP — *22S. clom in atock Alsu Pelll Marine Paints rglHSs. 1JIJ7, wlnrfaliiciii, hplits. con- Hard .jhelter cabin. 85 h.p. Inboard. Call Included, Desperate. Any reasonable vertible, canvas top, up-front controls, scon cm 741-6O10. 7S7-3M5 offer. Ready to move In. Call 261-3565. and other repair materials in etock. FORD DEALER Jacobs Hardware Co, Bergen PI. & $275, 2H -2002. 30' SAILBOAT — IS h.p. Johnson out- Shrewsbury Ave., lied Bank. boa rd and tralle r, ns in, heat offtr. DODOE — I»M, W-SO0. Pour-wheel AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS P BOAT BARGAINS 264-M09. Ask [or Dick. drive, alike body. 3,800 JJIIM, Power 17 F1BEKOLAS LARSON — 100 h.p. W Plywood witri iteering installed, t!)5. winch, Hydraulic Meyer enow plow. A-l Mercury. EZ Tilt trailer. Best tXfer. Two-16' Hydrodynrs riberglass boats; I'iUM — Damaged, hut all wood and condition, Btst Oder. Dynamic Method! AAMCAAMOO AUTOMATIAUT C TRANSMISSIONNSMISSIONSS Call S42-4924, Saturday or Sunday. one $150 and one $850. filling* complete. On be made IrUo a Corp., 671*1321. — 809 RailroaRildd AAve. , Aeburb y Park. 1 17' Hydrodyne, like new, JW0. whole bjat $'in nr best offer. 946-4814. Free towing. 774-S30O. CHETEK IS OFK - SHOHE LAP- STKAKE SKIFF — 50 h.p. Mercury, Boat, Ski A 3cootor Center MARINK SUPPLIES USED CAR SALE M0K1N0 FOR A SPECIAL TRUCK - both 1IW1. Winter cover. 196S trailer. Kverythlrig [or the Boalmnn. New J«r- net. or uaed, for a special lob? Let SUtt help you. Call 747-0787. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Everything perffct, 5995 Finn. 74LS290. aoy'i largpit marine supply house. 14' SPEKD BOAT — 35 h.p. outboard, Evlnriide S:i!es and Servics Record-shattering new Ford sales have loaded our lots with' 22' 1IANKINS SKIFF — Head. Chrysler and trailer. THE BOATMAN'S BIIOP FORD TRUCK — Hair ton. Utility HUBERT JOHNSON CABIN SKIFF— marine. $850. J. S. lUley, 84 Church 787-4188. lite-model trades. Every one Red Tigged to move tot Hurry I boiee 18,000 mllei. Uka new. 1063. Bt., Helton!. 787-612!). 24 Wharr Ave. 741-37*0 Red Banli 29', Clinker built. Twin Chrysler en- 14' SPORTY RUNABOUT — 3* h.p. (Open flundfiyn and holidays, 9 a.m. 787-4166. Elnej. tOnly 500 hours use.) Head, 16' EASTE11N LAPSTRAKE — to 1 pin. I fish-box, automatic pump, oinrlpgers, Johnson ciiEine, priced for quick Hale, ONE CUSTOM BUILT CAMPER - skiff. Motur , kllng enulpnuml. Call S12-D657 after 5 ji.m. Complete wllh Chewolet Pick-up truck. rod hoMerB, chrome trim throughout, Call 671-2649, BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Will lell u & unit, Or aepirate. Mu«t new Nauealiyde cushions, oak, trak, Lime Slar La VA Sallbont STORAGE AND SERVICE •«• tut, nouilni on market like It. And Honduras mahogany construction. RUMSON YACHT BASIN $9T5 f.o.b. (SeWnt these Itema due to 1U htaJtli). All equipment Included. Aiklnt (3.760. Tf y(>o think there la nothinE really BOAT SUPS-Proltclcil marina, Clott- Call at 55 Seadrift Ave., Hlihlanda. For quick lale, Ask lor Mr, Hall, First St. Rumson if in oliiss sallboals, consider nncl ing docks, wnler, electricity, ripilis. A*I, Three-way Guarantee THepfcone arj-lsn, Saturday «na Sun- 741-7686. try this tlbfrgiaa entry from Lone niiinls nrul hardwarp. KEYPORT MA- (201) 842-2300 Star. Cape Cod style, sloop rig 931 day only. AH, DAY. OWENS EXPRESS CRUISER - 1956. M' Hans Peilersen 1057, lly bridge, RINE BASIN, 3« W. Front St., K«y- aait, J3' length, 61" hpam with pivoting port. 281-9611. Double HankedHanke.. Mahoganahogany hullul.. Twiin two 195 h.p. Chryslers (re- bilgoboards lor greater room and cf- 11 1»8S CHEVROLET PICKUP - With 96 h-P. motors. Fully equippedid . ManMay powered! 112,500 •64 RAMBLER Classic "500 1450. •61 FORD C'try Squir., FOM, 1195. Jlde raountid ricfency. CRO3BIE BOAT TRANSPORTATION tool boxei, (300. Call extru. J3.100. Call llii 8-8957. Evtnlnjs 28' Hubert Johnson, two 105 h.p. Demonstralor & Rentali Any Blze boats moved anywhorft in tlie Four-door udtn. Power itttring, 741-8371. Monday thrth u FridayFid . repowered 1062 Chrysler S 3 750 23' Luhrs 109 Oray (65 hours), j 2 T50 MONMOUTH MARINA •la e. 767-2213 - 787-16M. 16' Flberflajs 35 h.p. Evlnrmle 56 West St. Mounoutb Beach '62 OLDSMOBILE "88" 4D. 1650. '62 FORD 6P. C'try Sed., FOM. 1195. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Includes ilins and low rope. S 950 222-3492 (More Classified Ads 25' 1660 Chrli Crafl, 165 h.p. $ 3.200 12' ROWBOAT — Excellent condition. Hardtop, Hydnnntic, power steering. OTHER USED BOATS ON HAND $35. Call •63 FALCON 2D. Wgn., FOM. 1295. FINANCING ARRANGED On The Next Page) '40 CADILLAC 4D. Hd.Tp. 1695. '62 FORD 6P. C'try Squire, 1495. Vary nlct. AUTOS FOR SALE A'JTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Ferdomafic, power itttring. "63 MERCURY Monterey 4D. 1795. '62 MERCURY Colony Park, 1495. EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 LOANS !!! Mtrcomatic, power steering. M tree mafic, powtr it«tring. '61 CADILLAC 4D. Hd.Tp. 2195. RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS '64 FORD F25O Pick-Up 1495. Y Air conditioned. 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WE SELL! 19*5 MUSTAN& 1961 FORD $1095 V-i engine. Automatic, radio and Galaxle. 2-door hardtop, automa- heater. Red. SPECIAL SAVINGS tic, radio and heater, power steer- Ing. NOW YOU CAN BUY A USED CAR WITH CONFIDENCE! YOU 1964 CORVAIR Mom. Sav. Coupe. Floor shift, radio and 1961 HILLMAN $575 WONT HAVE TO WORRY WH.EN YOU BUY AN "OK" USED CAR tmter, low mileage, like new. Minx. Automatic, radio & heater.

1944 RAMBLER Sav* 1961 RAMBLER $895 FROM US ... EVERY USED CAR IS RECONDITIONED, ROAD Convertible. Executive car. Auto.. 4.door Sedan. Automatic, radio R&H. Factory guarantee, DELIVERED. IN RED BANK TESTED AND TROUBLE-FREE WHEN SOLD, AND NOW IS PRO- and heater. 1963 PONTIAC $23« TECTED WITH A FABULOUS USED CAR WARRANTY! Grand Prix. Automatic off the 1961 RENAULT $375 floor. Rodlo and heater, full Radio ond healer. • No Extras PRICES ON THE ABOVE CARS INCLUDE: power. Disc bralcu on all four wheels, four-spead tranimiision, four I960 FALCON $550 doori (not iwol, "natural" power iteering with easy parting, 1743 RAMBLER $1195 Two-doop Radio and healir • No Higher Idoor Classic. Automatic, radio individual wheel suspension, coil springs, air-assiifed load lav- FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO and heater. I960 RAMBLER $895 Prices eleri for easier ride, 8 cu. ft. of trunk space all in one place. Ambassador Wooon. Automatic, 1943 RAMBLER $1595 Greater traction — never needs snow tires, one of the boit radio and healer, full power. * 4-d»r Station Wagon, Automatic, heateri available, vinyl interior, seat bills, whitewtlls or Miche- rodlo and heattr. I960 RAMBLER $750 • No Gimmicks lin tires, automatic transminion at slightly additional cost. 176FAUSTIN Hmley $995 4-4oor Sedan. Automatic, radio and heater, one owner. Sprite. Convertible. 1962 RAMBLER $375 1959 FORD $695 BUY TODAY AT ... American Rodin anil hearer. Falrlane 500, 4-door Sedan. One owner, radio and heotir, auto- 1962 RAMBLER $1195 matic, PS, AC. CIRCLE Classic Automatic, radio. C heater 1959 RAMBLER $495 1962 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 Classic Wagon. Automatic, radio Station Wagon. A real beauty. and rieafer, 1961 FALCON $795 JEEP CJ-2 $495 RED BANK. AUTO IMPORTS Automatic, radio and heater. ~~ - With cob ond snow plow. AUTHORIZED RENAULT DEALER CHEVROLET 131 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 747-0040 119 E. NEWMAN 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK Monmouth County's Oldeit Rambler Dealer 741-5886 RED BANK INTERNATIONAL WANT-AD WEEK APRIL 4-10 USE WANT ADS, THE QUICK AND EASY WAY TO MORE ENJOYABLE LIVING ... TRY IT TODAY!

AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE THE DAILY REGISTER HELP WAiViTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WAOTED-Male - Female HELP WAMED-Male - Female 26—Friday, April 9, 1965 WOOLWORTH'S REMODELING - A] YOUNG MEN—Experienced In factor) plications for experienced persons work. Apply In person. Ralph Frled- needed In various departments Inclui land A Bros., Locust St., Keyport. SEWING Ing household, wearing apparel, dra] STORAGE AND SERVICE ery, pet supplies, toys, notions, ihoea SALESMAN TO SELL BUILDINO MA- Wag's according to experience ani TERIALS—For large central New Jer- MACHINE SLIP RENTALS — Boat! to 28', wattr ability Apply F. W. Woolworth Co. sey lumber and mlllwork company. In- electricity, ihowers. pool and beach. M Broad St. Red Bank. centive bMls. Write "B.T.," Box 511, Downsea Motel. 1M Ocean Ave., Sea Red Bank Mrs. Unove. OPERATORS* Bright. South of Highlands Bridie, 842- •SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS DAY SHIFT ONLY 1:30 A.M. TO 4 f.U. STOP REPAIR BILLS 3090. 241-2375. WAITRESS Must have Industrial experience, on Biuila needle nrncMni. Experience preferred. $50 a. week pit EXPERIENCED tipsp,, meals and uniforms. Excelle CHECK THESE BUSINESS NOTICES employmenlt t benefitbfit s and workinki g co AUTOMOBILE GENERAL (jit Long. Five-day week. Apply P. W Woofworth Co., 52 Broad St., Red Banl ATLANTIC MOVING COMPANY MECHANIC FACTORY AVON SELLS IT SELF — Full Local and Long Distance part time. Territories open for worn Point Pieajant, N.J, 399-4881 General Motors background preferred, HELP (WOMEN) • who are interested In having a goo1 but not necessary. All company bene- INCOME TAX RETURNS steady Income. Experience unnecessar fits including paid vacation. Eicellenl DAYS AND EVENINGS ' , Aro you aware ol the acoreg ol changes Call Til-4343 or write Mrs. Margan working conditions. Apply In person st Factory experience helpful, but will train. Clean, lljhl wort BETTER BUYS In the new tax law affecting you? Oulotta, Box 1W, Red Bank. Rj33ell OldsmoUile-Cidillac Co., 100 INDIVIDUAL and BUSINESS returns. AUTOMOTIVE BOOKKEEPER — Fo Nawman Springs Rd., Red Bank. Aik IB ye-rs In the area. Margery Trovito, established new car dealer In Lorn for Mr. William Qreig. MATERIAL T-A Reliable Tax Service. Branch. Must have previous experl PHONE 671-1289 ence and take full charge. Send full AUTOMOTIVE CENTER HANDLERS (MEN) resume to "A.O.," Box Ml, Red Bank HELP WANTED CLEAN CELLARS, YARDS, GARAGES AH around service station mechanlci. DAYS AND EVENINGS SEE US TODAY — Have truck. Light hauling. Call alter Experience on lift, electrical system Prefer hlgb idiool graduates. Will train. Mutt be at lout an U, 1 p.m. 741-2U8. HAIRDRESSER and Installation work of Urea and bat- and capable ol pbyilcal labor. GROWINO PAINB! Call Ever Green Experienced. Five-day week. Clou teries, Excellent company benefits In- Landscaping, All phases of landscaping Mondays. Vlnmar Hair Stylist, Littl cluding profit sharing, hospital.zation, • THESE POSITIONS OFFER Jnoludlng maintenance. Weekly, month- Silver, N.J. 741-7789. group Insurance, paid vacations, em- • STEADY WORK ly or season. F. Intermesoli. 787-0818 MATURE WOMAN FOR HOUSEKEE1 ployee discounts. Apply perfonnel of- • FIVE-DAY WEEK —-. EXTRA SPECIAL Ol 787-3240. ER AND COMPANION — For elderl fice. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. • DAY SHIFT 7:30 TO 1 woman in Red Bank. Prefer wlaoi MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY • EVENING SHIFT 4:30 TO 12:30 IANDSCAPINQ — Lawn and garden needing home. Adequate compensatio • PAY FOR 8 HOUna PLUS SHIFT DIJTErUBJTIAL maintenance ilnce 1939. Plans and free SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. for rlRllt person. Call 842.0319 alte 1500 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown • PAID VACATION AND HOLIDAYS utlmatM. Evergreens, shrubs, trees, 6 p.m. • REOULAR RAISES 1964 VOLKSWAGEN SUN ROOF perennials. Supplies. Grading, sodding, EXPERIENCED PLUMBER • PAID INSUKANCE rototllllng (large areas only). Call 542- HIGH SCHOOL Junior or Senior • OTHER EXCELLENT BENEFITS, INCLUDWO A UNION SHOP. 0718. BONOAKZONE NURSERY, Way- work mornlnfs, 8 to 12, as dental Steady work. Sea Blue, Radio, heater, white sicWall tires. aide Road, New Shrewsbury, •Istant In Mlddletown. Write "A.R.1 Call 747-0*93. Box 511, Red Bank. Apply In person at our Personnel Office Mon. throuxh Sat., from 9 to 3 p.m. TOP SOIL ROUTE SALESMAN or contact the New Jerjey State Employment Service, «S E, Front St., Red Friday and Saturday only 1 DIRECT SELLING Snack food items. Excellent opportuni- Bank. 7(1-5050. BULLDOZING ty. Top benefits, future unlimited, guar- MANAGER anteed income, 21 to 35. High school Who can help us build a new women' graduate. Good past work record, MATTEL INC. $ 1595 FIRKPL.ACE8 A SPECIALITY — All sales division of a highly Buccesaf Sales experience not necessary. Will type, ot masonry. CHARLES HDWER, firm. We need an aggressive Woma train you. For peraonal Interview call Contractor. Call 747-4479. who muat *arn at ieast $150 weekly 72T-23M, 7-9 p.m. PREPARATION OB1 INCOME TAX - but who aaplres to 115,000 and more TOY MAKERS (20 years experience). Reasonable. Pick annually, Including commissions, am m. 35 Holradol, K. J. up and deliver. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 747-24B3 profit sharing. Must ba able to hire train, and Inspire women to sell quallt; SPORTING GOODS LANDSCAPING - Design and planting hom.'""Ie appliance known nationally fo nf fine lawns. Complete maintenance. M- years. For personal Interview ca! SALESMAN HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE '63 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 '64 MERCURY $1795 Weekly, monthly. Residential, commer. Mr. Krushinski at 741-4019. Bright rod convertible, radio and heater. 2-dr. Calient* sport hardtop, immaculate. clal. Estimates given. HUNT BROTH- Whitewalli, exceptionally clean. BBS, J41-4732 and 141-3773. OPERATORS Full Time ATTENTION MEN INCOMK TAX RETURNS - Prepared SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS — SHEET METAL at your home or business. Reasonable Work on coals. Shore Coat Company, EXCELLENT '63 CHEVY II $1395 rates. Monthly or Quarterly accounting Incorporated, 22 Bridge Avenue, Red WORKERS '62 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 lervlcej 747-2662. Bank (Eisner Building). COMPANY BENEFITS Minn or aapnsmai certificates to Inter- 2-dr. sedan, auto., R&H, very cUan. INCLUDING: Perform a variety of walea operations view. Apply in person. This Saturday Station wagon, grey and white. ROOMS PANELED — Screen porches SEVERAL GIRLS WANTED - FULL afternoon only. 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at 600 and enclosures, alteration* and addi- AND PART TIME. FOR GENERAL PROFIT-SHARING punch, notch on a wide range of sheet Bucket ssati, {font. tions, Ed Luker, 741-2109. HOSPITAL1ZATION metal and other materials. Work from Main St., Asbury Park. HOUSEWORK. Call Rent-a-Maid Ser- GROUP UFE INSURANCE prints and templates. Muat know lay- PROTECT -YOUR ASPHAW INVEST- vice, 842-2777. PAID VACATION out and bend allowances of cloaa toler- '61 COMET $799 MENT. Beal your driveway or parkins LADY OVER 21 — Hales experlenc EMPU)YEE DISCOUNTS o work. HELP WAMTED-Male • Female 2-dr., RJH, white with red interior. areas now. Guaranteed protection from As receptionist In photo studio. Good Apply '61 VOLKSWAGEN $1195 destruction by gas, oil and other harm- salary plus bonus. Apply in person, MUSIC INSTRUCTORS — To teach all Sunroof, radio, blue. ful materials. Call today for a free Lorstan Studio, 47 Broad St., Red Bank. Personnel Department Instrument!. CHI Mr. JOHN MOCIK, estlma'e 741-3227. BRAKE 2DM125. WANTED — A homemaker lntereited SEARS, ROEBUCK and CO. GREKN 8TVFF GOT YOU DOWN? in a fascinating: part-time career u MUSIC TEACHERS '60OLDSMOBILE $ 699 Systematic Lawn Mowing Service, Call a Beauty Counselor. Unlimited earn- 1300 Hwy. 35 Mfddlet OPERATORS All Instruments. For Red Bank area. DNA 747-5U3 after 7 p.m. .Call 671-3577 '60 VOLKSWAGEN $950 2-dr., auto., PS, ft, R&H, new tiret. ings, full training provided. Call 542' Must ba able to read prints, setup and BLACK TOPPING — Bull dozing, grad- 1973 for personal interview. Grey, radio and boater, very clean. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS — 17 or over know bend allowances for various ing. Fill dirt, top soil, dry wells. SALESGIRL — Permanent posltlo General yard and Indoor work. Satur- thicknesses of metal. TEMPORARY WORK Backhoe work and reaeeding of lawns. full-time, for general selling. ExpeTl days during spring and summer, part- Call the man who knows the excavating ence preferred, but not necessary. A time. Own transportation. 671-2948. thicknesses of' metal. Will also consider MALE! i FEMALE '59 DODGE $550 line. 671-0335. My In person to Mr. Plnsley at Kliltn' those cu rrently employed elsewhe re '58 VOLKSWAGEN $895 4-dr., auto., radio, heater, six-cylinder. Front St.. Red Bank. OIL BURNER SERVICEMAN - Year- under flexible shift arrangements. STENOS - TYPISTS iy position, large oil, company. Bene- Conv., new white paint, now top, ready. DON'T f- Let tha termites get the best ot your BOOKKEEPER — Mlddletown Towrv fits. Write qualifications to "A.D, LIBERAL COMPANY BENEFITS CLERKS homes, Why not let CHESAPEAKE get ship Board of Education. Full time, Box 511, Red Bank. the best of them? Free estimates. 12 months. Bookkeeping machine ex- Send resume ot call perlence deslreable. Township resldenl MONMOUTH COUNTY'S Fastest grow- Mr. P. B. Argyrls 220-1100 BUSINESS MACHINE '57 VOLKSWAGEN $ 795 '60 FORD $ 595 On call 24 hours. 741-2441 preferred. Call 671-1805 for appointment ing Ford agency looking for top notch Fairlane 500, 2-dr., R&H, automatic. CHESAPEAKE EXTERMINATING CO. office manager or comptroller. Must OPERATORS Red ssdani new paint, low mileage, clean. 39 Pearl St. Red Bank, K. J. have automobile accounting background 'ERSONAL INCOME TAXES — Pre- Excellent salary for right man. Cal ELECTRONIC No'Placement Fee Charged pared evenings at home; New York Mr. Lyttle, 566-1500. non-residents. Saturday In office, 9 to AIR CONDITIONING — Heating, re- ASSOCIATES, INC. Immediate placement NOW In your own SPECIAL 5. Sculthorp Agency, 103 First Ave., frigeration commercial mechanics. Ex area. Top firms at top rate). pared evenings at home; New York peilenced only. Permanent position. IBS Monmouth Park Hwy. Station Wagon. Atlantic Hlshfandfl, 291-0.77. SECRETARY-TYPIST Neptune, 775-3093. West Long Branch 4'door, radio, heater. An Equal Opportunity Employer '62 RAMBLER $1095 LAWN MAINTENANCE WANTED - REAL ESTATE BKOKER Cmlt after 6 To type financial reports. SHORT ORDER COOK — Experienced MANPOWER, INC. Preaent insurance broker has Rea 312 Main Street ' Asbury Park 747-0673 EXCELLENT Estate Salesman1! Llcenae and desires Apply Matawan Diner, RL 34. Or call 775-5577 real estate broker to operate in an 264-4956 mornings, <, COMPANY BENEFITS independent office. Ml replies con- BARB EMPLOYMENT AQENCY EMPLOYMENT INCLUDING: sidered confidential. Write "A.J.", Box Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders PROFIT-SHARING 210 Broad Ian; Branca 22i-47«7 HELP WANTED-FEMALE HOSPITAUZATION 511, Red Bank. ' FILTER AND GROTJP LIFE INSURANCE PORTER AND MAINTENANCE MAN— ACE EMPLOYMENT AOBNCV PAID VACATION Seeking full time position with benefits Every order A applicant our •peclallty. HOUSEKEEPER — Ranch houss in COMPONENT 23 White St. Shrewsbury H7-84M SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. Deal, must live In. Hava own two EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS and good working conditions. Call 229- rooma and T,V. One child. Experi- Apply HH between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. REAL ESTATE FUTURE - Sale! per- enced and reference!. Very good lalary. ROUTE MAN—No experience necessary, ENGINEERS son to Join established agency. Ex- SHREWSBURY AYE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY 531-3821. Personnel Department ISO pei1 week while training tor quali perience not necesary. PAUL P. BOVA fled man. Advance to 5120 after train- IMMEDIATE OPENINGS INC., 671-2514. SEARS, ROEBUCK and CO ing. Intervle ./s at New Jersey Em- AUTOS FOR SALE PHOTO F1NISH;.JO 8HOP — Located 1500 Hwy. 35 Middle ployment Office, 48 E. Front St., Tues- Major Dallat Magnetic Company Of- downtown Red Bank, need) a male or days and Thursdays, 10 to 11 a.m. No fers Exceptional Growth Potential Op- female assistant, to start about {59 for fee charged, portunity For Engineer With Minimum five eight hour days. Siperlence In EXPERIENCED AND MATURE—Ser- Of Three Years Experience. Interest- pnotoflnlshlng not necessary, but a vice attendant wanted to work at high ing Prototype Design And Development baslo Interest n. The positon returei SEWING MACHINE volume and very succeasful service Duties. Send Resums In Confidence To above average Intelligence, a hlffh de- station. Full time only. Salary com The Chief Engineer. gree ot clerical and manual dexterity OPERATORS mensurate with experience and ability. and ncmlnal typing ability, Pleasa do Factory experience. Piece work and References necesiary. Call 741-2917 al- not apply If you do not fulfill the minimum rates. Steady employment, ter 6 p.m. DRESSER-HST foregoing and It you are not Interested reliable firm. Long Branch Manufac- 555 North Fifth Street In s. permanent, fuu time Job and turing Co., Children's Coats. 20 Tnl AGGRESSIVE young man, over 23, Garland, Texas willing to work some Saturdays, Sun- Ave.. Long Branch. 222-9815. with driver's license, to trun warehouse An equal opportunity employer day« and holidays. Excellent working for new growing concern. Write to Box conditions, liberal Insurance -protection. ANNOUNCING WAITRESS - Experienced. Apply Mat- 7, Red Bank, PLUMBER. — Experienced In house References required. Phone 741-1127. awan Plner, ill. 34. Or call mornings. plumbing and heating installation. Call 281.4956. ILJBCTRONIC TECHNICIAN — FtiH 254-2733. or part time. Vacations and holidays SITUATIONS WANTED, Female CLEANING. WOMAN — Monday and wiln pay. Apply in person, Eatontown AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN — To aastst Friday. Recent references, own trani Radio, 50 Hwy 35, Eatontown. In lawn service. Call after 6 p.m RELIABLE HIGH SCHOOL girl deslrei portntlon. Mlddletown. Call 671-1421. TELEVISION REPAIR s MAN - 741-2184. summer work. Will care for chlldrea CENEilAl. UOHT HOUSEWORK — Wanted, full or part time, vacationi at beach. Call 7*10437. Some cooking, Muat have driver's, li- and holidays with pay. Apply In person, SERVICEMAN FOR SWIMMING cense. This is a sleep in Job near Eatontown Radio, 50 Hwy 35, Eaton- POOLS — Knowledge of niters, pump WILL TAKE IN IRONING and mind- TOM'S FORDS and motors essential. Aiso apprentices. ing. Also alterations and small wash. Eatontown. Older person preferred. town, Two In family, no children. Own room Apply J. & J SWIMPOOL CO.; 601 Very reasonable. Cail between 13:30 and bath, two dpys a week off, good 'AINTBRS — Experience absolutely Shrewsbury Ave,, New Shrewsbury, and fi. 291-3923. salary. References required. Call fo necessary. Call after 7 p.m. 8*6-4275. RELIABLE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR- tppolntment B42-0S99 between 6 and EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY — For Whishes babysitting at beach. Driver'! p.m. MILL WORK SALESMAN — For Ocean experienced salesman. Must be ful! license, references. 741-3141 eves. and Monmouth Counties. Lucrative ter- time Including sorae evenings and Bun- SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS - ritory. "A.T." Box fill. Red Dank. days. Heal Estate experience not es< RELIABLE WOMAN-Wlshe< to take ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE To sew on plastic or material, piece sent i9l. Phone NAVffiSJNK ASSOCI- care of children In her home. Will RIIO work or good hourly rate. Call 462-7333. TWO EXPERIENCED CARPENTER8- ATES, INC., 671-0600. boaid It desired. Call 747-26OS. . Howe Plastics. 40 Jackson St.. Freehold Cal! after S p.m. 452-4291. NEED EXTRA MONEY? STUDENT NURSE — Deslns Saturday DAY WORKER — Pollih-spoaklng pre- work. Experienced typist. Call lerred, two days weekly. Rcferenci 'RUCK DRIVER — For wholesale preferred. 717-5937. laundry route, must have some mechan- Join Lh« team at McDonald's. If you urn-mi ON 1965 FORD EXECUTIVE CARS ical ability, oteady position, Iree medi- enjoy working with a. congenial crew, OPERATORS WANTED are physically (II. neat, young or old, Single needle, outerwear, all sections. cal and hospltallzatlon plan. Apply Star annad are willing to do your share, stop SITUATIONS WANTED, Mai* Steady work. Union shop. Call 681-571S. Cleaners and Launderers, Myrtle Ave, in at MCDONALD'S, 925 HWY. 35, A.L. Garfail, Inc., 713 13th. Ave., Bel- Long- Branch between 5 and S p.m. MIDDLKTOWN. We need part-time UOHT HAULINO AND ODD JOBS mar, MAN WANTED workers 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. And part- Dick Seldeman (CY) Full time personable, Industrious, phytl- time workers for days and evenings, 741-6052 EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — Fot Saturdays and Sundays. weekends or part-time. Sonny's Char- ciuly fit man. Will be trained for a Broil, 171 Hwy 35, Belford. 787-9648. iob as crew man at McDonald's Drive* (More Classified Ads n, 025 Hwy 35, Mlddletown. No prftvl- TIME KEEPER IMMEDIATE OPENING — Girt Friday ius restaurant experience required. Ap- with supervisory and secretarial duties. In person between 9-11:30 a.m., Experience nectBi&rv, excellent' poilllon On The Next Page) FAIRLANES Must be mature and experienced. Liber- p.m. or 8-9:30 p.m. Call Mr, Allocca, 7U-8J00. al salary, health and life insurance. Fjve day weeJt. Modem, new, air-con- dltloned office, U.S. Home and Develop- ment Corp., Rt. B, P.O. Box 766. Free- hold, N.J. Call Mrs. J. Kaarl for inter- view. HOSTESS — Restaurant, North Mon- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY moulh County, evenings and weekends. Write "B.B." Box 511. Red Bank. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS I MUSTANGS HOUSEKEEPER - Tnree days pe: week Tuesday. Thursday, Friday. Ex- perlenced-cHildrer, Must be good clean- er and laundress. References. Own transportation. Little SUver area. $30. 747-3351. Adding Machines — Typewriters Diamonds Bought or Restyled Painting and Decorating YOUNG ATTRACTIVE ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters Let us buy the diamonds you don't L. H. HILL — Painter Interior and lold, rented, repaired. Serplco's, 101 wear or let us restyle them for you exterior. No Jobs too large or too WOMAN Monmouth SL, Red Bank. 747-0485. personally. Renssllle». 36 Broad 8t small. Very reasonable. Call 229-1383. To train and work as technician for FALCONS Asphalt Paving PAPER HANalNO AND PAINTINO slenderizing and health salon. Mu»l have completed high school and have Entertainment Complete renovating, Interiors and ex- own transportation. Call for interview, GENERAL ASPHALT PAVING INC. teriors. Home and commercial and Blacktop driveways and parking lots. religious lnatltutlon). Trained special- 747-9400 Call for tree estimate 222.8268. Tickets available for latest Broid- ists. Member of A.LD. Servlnc all of way Shows and Major Sports Events. Nsw Jersey. 176 Monmouth St., Red Bank. CHECK BACK INC. Auto Body Repair DAHRI 264-6143 COUNTER GIRL — Apply in person INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR paint- Harbor Restaurant at the Yacht Basin EXPERT PAINTING and body re- General Contractors ing. Also decorating. Our prices are Atlantic Highlands. pair. Moderate prices. McCARthy cheaper than theirs. Call Stack Paint- THUNDERBIRDS Chevrolet, Atlantic Highland!. 2914305. Ing Co. for freB eitlmate. 741-4950. BOOKKEEPER - Experienced, for L. SMITH BUILDERS - Patios, al- CARL B. JONEB - Painting and permanent part-time work from )0 to Auto. Transmission teratlnm, additions, garages, Call 291- wallpapering. Fully Insured. For frsc 2. five days a week. Call Mrs. Coleman, 1785 or 741-7330, 222-3292, after 2 p.m. Excellent oppor- estimate, call 747-3041. tunity for mother with school children. SLATX 4 BUYER ROOM AND BOARD _ Plus small Home Improvements i Painting and Decorating salary In exchange tor care of three Fully Insured. 741-4338. 78 school use children lor working moth- HOME OWNERS—Contractor, altera- er, weekends free. 291-0753. tions, additions, painting, masonrr Pearl and Bead Restrlnglng. GALAXIE Small lobs too. 5S1-S714. HELP WANTED-MALE Expertly on braided nylon. S1.60 a strand. Sterling clasps form 75c. Moving and Storage REU8SILLE3', 38 Broad SL THERE'S BIO MONEY BELLING IDEAL WAY WILL MOVE — Three Roofing, Siding and Insulation BETTER KNOWN rooms >30, four rooms' (42, rive rooms' TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON ALL THESE MODELS AT - AAMCO OVERHAUL $75 J54, «l* rooms J06. Also World Wide OLBBN CO. INC. Roofing, aiding A GOOD HUMOR ncludes:', Bands, clutch sesJ, gaskets, Service, For free eitlmata call 462- Insulation installed and guaranteed * THIS ONCE A YEAR EVENT. rings, oil & labor. Free Towing. Na- 9121 or 388-3014. for 10 years. 775-0709, 291-OMO. ICE CREAM ton wide Guarantee. 1W B.'Newman Springs Rd., LIGHT HAULING — Furnishings, ROOFINO — Siding, remodeling arid ' • SEE US TODAY 111 \ Red Bank refrigerators. Fragile items. Will haul genera) contracting. 842-2500' anywhere. Call -6I2-H03. ' 609 Railroad Ave. Asbury park PROWN'S OPENINGS UMITED-APPLY NOW 774-6800 31 Broad St. _ Red Bank T41-76OO Nursing Home • No Investment Auto and Track Rental Rugs Cleaned-Shampooed • Established routes JIOLMDEL NUMINO HOME - Ac- • Friendly, helpful supervision AVIS Rent a new oar or truck. Low FLOORS CLEANED WAXED - la rates. Maple Ave., Red Bank. 747- credltea tor skilled nursing home care. Hwy. 34, Holmdel. 646-4200. your home or office; Call 291-2437 for Uonday through Saturday. 9 to 5. 03O8. 774-5214. Dally 1 a.m.-10 p.m. appointment, Work Insured. 585 Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury TOM'S FORD (Across from Red Bank Airport)- Nursery Stock Brass Polishing Septic Tank Service HAN WITH CAR—To manage local THE ANTIQUE CENTER - 31T W. IN SEASON - Blue, spruce, Yews, route. Steady work, $90 weekly for Front St., 115 dally. Fit tvanlsgs Hemlocks. HOLMDEL. NUP.BERJEB, CHANDLER SEPTIC TANK SERV- 60 MAIN STREET MATAWAN til 9. I41JM1 tor estimates. ICE — Cleaned. 'Installed, repaired qualified man. Promotion possibilities. Newman Springs Rd., HolmdeL 7-day, 24-hour servlct. 741-824L For Interview call 741-4760. SALES CAREER Building Contractor 566-1500 Sxcltlng opportunity in rapidly expand- Odd Jobs Tel. Answering Service ing cantral Jersey market. Local travel BUILDER, — New homei, room ad- only. Mature person, collage graduate, ditloni, basement and attic rooms, MASONRY — Patios, steps, sidewalks, LET US BE your secretary. No nMd or owner of a :btulneH preferred. We kltcrieits, garage, repairs and altera- iOUaB PAINTING, csrpsnlrjr.' Rea- to miss calls. 34 hour annrtrtm will pay 1760 «. month. Days. S49-W1 tions. Herbert ElgJnrauch. 741-520L. •enable Rates. 747-lwJ or S4i-0»a service. 741-4700. . lvlDlB'S 747-0161. -" ^ '

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SITUATIONS WATTCED - FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE APARTMENTS APARTMENTS THE DAILY REGISTER Male • Female riday, April 9, 1965—27 LOVELY TO LOOK AT PRE - HUNG DOORS $2.99 EASY TO OWN They axe LUAN ready with lock hinges, Is a very low price for a quality gallon assembled and pre-mitred casings. In- ol Latex wall paint. Try Ihla Cook and THE HIGHLANDIA COMMERCIAL RENTALS NEED GOOD HELP? stall one or two yourself in a lew Dunn LaLex while and you'll bt moments. amazed. Also available in 1,200 colors ON THE OCEAN Mr. Merchant and Mrs. Homeowner., FOR ONLY $3 WEEKLY 2/0x6/8 $15.90 ea. lor Ies3 than Si gal Free delivery, offering the finest scenic view on the East Coast OFFICE SPACE 2/6x6/8 $19.61 ea. we ask you to £ny yea to YES! Hun FIELD FURNITURE'S COMPLETE A year round Luxury Apartment at the price ol e summer rental studios, AT conditioned, elevator service, will dreda of teenagers seeking part-time 2/8x6/8 $19.9* ea. PROWN'S one, two ond three bedrooms lecorate to suit your requirements. Best and Bunirrnir employment. Will work 3 ROOM OUTFIT — BRAND NEW AND In stock at 12 Broad St. Red Bank 7(1-7500 icatlon. Will sub-cllvidfi-U necessary. tu baby sitters, mother's helpers ,mmcdi.'Uf (rccupaticy. See and com- clerk3, stock boys, yard workers, etc RED BANK LUMBER HOUSE SHUTTERS — We up, ctiXhes from $132 net rental pare. 7*M1(X). Contact Youth Employment Service, 40 YOURS FOR ONLY 741-5500 trota $'„', clilrm 5Uc up, picture frames, etc., 117 Main St., fort Monmouth WY. 35 NORTH OF DEAL RD,, Riverside Ave., Red Bank. 747-4S44 Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank 1 BEDROOM (FURNISHED! $224 IAKHURST — New-two stores or light There la no charge lor this service. . $283 RECENT STOCK AT SYCAMORE GYM SET — Almost new, f^O. Form I 2 BEDROOM (FURNISHED! J303 lanufarturlng. 2100 to 5600 sq. It. Fleck GREENS — Little Silver. A very tins dinette set, $25. • Like new bed and (Minimum 2 Year Lea5e) 531-06(10 AND A FAMILY SIZE REFRIGERATOR, TOO! triMP. $25. Oiltls ;m—And electric mixer, dryer; cabinet. Beds ?;a!r dryer. Stroller and en mage, 16 WANT TWO PARTNERS — Wtih two to •11 E. Front Street Keyport, N. dinette seta at lowest prices. Monmoutli 10 OCEAN BLVD., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. three thousand dollars each to pur- Dinette Co., 116 Monmouth 61., Bed Kruger PI.. East KeiinsburK. (201) 291-0237 HOUSES FOR RENT chase a Piper Cliprolcee or similar air- Bank. 7U-8833. Renting Agent on Premises 24 Hours plane. Call 741-1730. FREE STORAGE - FREE DELIVERY MINK DYED SQUIRREL STOLE — Open Thursdays and Fridays 'til 9 • Other Days 'til 6 p.m. SKIN DIVING EQUIPMENT— S35. G<>od condition. Call Renting Ajent: ELMER G. HOUSTON, Realtor BUNGALOW — Four rooms arid bath. Complete. 842-0472 100 Summit Ave., Summll, N. J Comlorlatlle, quiet gurroundinga. 94C BAR-LOUNGE — WlUl high net Income STARTING APRIL 5th WE WILL BE TWO POST BEDS — Twin size com- (201) CR 3-6464 River St., Red Bank. Phons Mr. Jay. All equipment like new. Business C3n BROKERS COOPERATION INVITED 147.11465. SIMPLICITY 24" RIDINQ MOWER — plete with box spring and mattress be greatly increased. Priced lor quick OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. one dresser, one 9x12 rug, all (or only •ale. $17,500. In good condition, J15D; OE table WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — model TV let. $30. Call 747-9719. $.10 Call 741-1411. Purnlihed and unfurnished. Immedi- OTHER DAYS 'TILa6 P.M. TAVERN-SNACK BAR — Prime loca 1!K>4 MAYTAG ELECTRIC DRYER — PETS & LIVESTOCK APARTMENTS ate occupancy. SAMUEL. TElCHER tlon, Red Bank area, steady year-round LAMP BARGAINS Excellent romlillon, used only threi AGENCY. Oceanport Ave., OcemporU business. 527,500. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE No need to pay fancy prices lor dec months, $85, Call 747-2001. 542-3500. orator lamps or shades. Largest se- BEAUTIFUL CYPRESS 1)00 HOUSES. APARTMENT FOR RENT—ATTEN- S.^ to $175 Per Month lections and sale prices right now. BRONZE DINETTE SET — SIX chairs, Sizes tor all dogs. KINOS'B KENNELS, TION N'KWLYWEDS. West End. Fur' THR BERG AOENCY BROWN & OVERTON AGENCY LEASE — Quit modern two-t)ay BUGS, ARE COMING I Table has two leaves. Call Hte. 35, Oukhurst. Phone 531-1637. died, modern three-room apartments. 35 Middletown t White St. Red Bank 741-2525 ervlce station. Piiid training. 9 to 5 PROWN'S 291-9093 Nf.ir ocean. Yearly. Reasonable. Aval' reekdays. HE 8-6060. Nights, week' Screens repaired. Broken wlndowi GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG - AKC June, l West EnKo. WE BUY AND SELL anything and MOWER — Used one season. J25, IK and well-mannered. 9tlJ-t;W2. Use our rcntal-purchaao plan OLD FURNITURE — Antique!, china, everything. Give tho highest prices. finished wood cabinet case. Sliding THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — West F. A. GEHLHAUS for pianos and organ*. glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac, Call William Left Furniture, Inc.; Hwy. paneled rioors, never used, $10. 542-1839 CLIPPING AND BATHING Side Ave,, Red Bank. Call Heal Estate All breeds. Mnrclo Schmidt, by ap- 711-1215 immediate cash for anything and every- 35, Middletown. 741-3213. Open evenings DINING IIOOM SET — Seven-plecl Iwy, 38 Leonardo thing Ruscll's, 25 East Front St. •til » P.m. pointment. 787-56S6. QUIET MIUDLETOWN VILLAGE — From $12 per Month 741-1693. mnltoKiiny, A-l condition, $150. Castro TWO ROOMS - Furnished, adults, pen daily til 9 p.m. Sat. til 6 p.m. MAHOGANY •— Drop-leaf extension convertible, Colonial style, almost new, REGISTERED — Toy fox terriers, yearly, all utilities, S70 a month. 251 Colonial, Circa IMS, tenderly re- :ept red beauty. Fully powered. $1705. PIANOS — Save SICK) or more oH list table. Pad.4, seats 12, Mahogany dress- J150. 747-0191. black or tan and white. Chihuahuas. Morris Ave. 222-0450. modeled; exquisitely decorated, all tor nor of Main El & Hattlson Ave price on brand new pianos. Come see. er. Vornado fan, shopping cart, pink Grown male lox terriers (609) 709-1148. large rooms, lour tlreplacea, three bed- TV, DCA, DELUXE 17" — Portable. ENJOY COUNTRY LIVING - On rooms, two modern biitha; two-car ga- Gave. Lltetimo warranty. Tenzer's Music boudoir chair, Ironing board, Lewyt GE -li ton itlr-conditioncr. Both per KITTENS — White Persian, seven farm. Four-room apartment. Ideal to! PR 5-9300 Store, 306 Main St., Lakewood. vacuum cleaner. Snow blower. 5G6-94O7 rage. Walk to railroad station. Yearly eot. J50 each. Alter 6, 741-2175. weeks, with papers. Call one adult or couple. Call 542-3287. lease. £125 per month. JOSEPH G. GARRARD AUTOSLIM CHANQER - 741-8853. TREMENDOUS SAVINGS — On all DO IT YOURSELF TOOLS — Atlai DINING I'AiBLE AND CHAIRS — De 2K ROOMS — All furnished. Tw McCUE. Realtor, Ruraeon. U2MU. :ype doori and window*. Oall 866-9050. And spindle. RCA speaker with cablnel workshop Jointer (4" cut )Vt h,p. motor POODLES — Standard. .\KC, three blocks from Ft. Monmouth, Call aftel Alter o p.m 264-1876 535. Call 741-6878. Magna band saw (6"xl2" cut), !i h.p. humidifier, maple chest and [irpsser HOLMDEL — Estate Cottage. AVaU- bed. Miscellaneous chairs, etc. Phone weeks old. Black, chocolate .'ream or 4 p.m. 741-OIWO. nblo May 1. Six rooms. H£ baths. Oil. POOL TABLE — 8'. One year oM, good UPRIGHT SPINET PIANO motor. Craftsman table saw 18"), 1 671-.176S. white. $100 to $125. Call 842-02S8, 812- ,i.p. heavy duly motor. 671-1)417, 0287 nfter 6 p.m. THREE-ROOM — Furnished apartmcnl Modprn Kitchen. Adults 5175. 94S-4567. condition, asking »75. Call Very good condition TWO USED COMMERCIAL OVEH Newly decorated, centrally located. In 74MM7 Call after 3 p.m. 787-3552 LAWN MOWER — Craltsman. Be» CHOICE SUMMER RENTALS — On HEAD DOORS — Complete with hard- quire 122 llurdinc Rd., Red Bank. or near river or ocean. Two to seven 28" riding mower. Self cleaning. 5 h.p., ware. One 8'G"xl2'0", one ll'O". (Make dlfferentlail. Used two seasons. Guaran TWO—BEDROOM furnished apartmen bedrooms from 51,2(10 up. GLAZE- offer) Call at 55 Bewlrlft Ave,, HlRh REAL ESTATE FOR RENT BROOK REAL ESTATE ASSOC INC.. APARTMENTS APARTMENTS teed condition. $150. 946-4873. lands, telephone 872-1971, Saturday and all utilities. Atlantic Highlands. 291 APARTMENTS 3881. Realtors, Itumson. 842-1700. WE 3ELL: SPACE! Sunday only, ALL DAY. ROSE OF SHARON — 5 to 8\ hedge or IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Modern LONG BRANCH — Furnished lou (Storage Space) rooms ami bath, heat and wntpr, sup HAZLET — Three-bedroom split, $160 ornamental, all guaranteed to bloom three-room furnished apartment. Air piled. Ocean front, private beach. Ne- per month. THE SHED SHOP this year. Jl each or 3lx for $5. 741-7151) conditioned. Convenient localicn. 5110 ly decorated. 223-1553. I—I IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY]—| SELLING EVERYTHING — Appllnnccs per month Includes all utilities. Call MIDDLETOWN — Four-btdroom split, 281-3317 lielore 9:30 a.m. or alter 5:30 p.m. RUMSON — Three rooms turntsheri o Rt. 38, Leonardo next to Mermaid Dine furniture, rotary lawn mower, etc. 2fi7 three bitths, $225 per month. Immediate Main St., Belford. Call 787-2035 altei 201-9033. unfurnished, with or without utilities occupancy In both, BEAUTIFUL coach - type earrings 4:30 UNFURNISHED APARTMENT - Reasonable. 842-2086. MATTHEW J. GILL, REALTOR Btroller, hlgh-chalr-table combination, Three rooms and bath. $105 per month TWO AND TllltKE—HOOM EFFICI 671-3200 GLEN GARDENS walker. All like new. Sacrifice, S50. ALMOST NEW CONVERTIBLE CAR Including heat. DOWSTRA AGENCY ENCY APARTMENTS - Wllh all Im 542-3583. RIAGE — Taylor-Tot stroller, tralnln RACING SEASON, lumrrur, yearly and chilr. Ailtlnc Kt. Call 747-4238. Red Bank. J41-WO0. , . proveinents. Furnished, at 66 Main St. winter rentaJs, ELLA WILTSHIRE - YOJyJAIN ST., MATAWAN , SUPER stuff, sun null That's Blue WATERFRONT APARTMJSNTS — New Kennsnurn. 812-1703, AGENCV, Realtors. Open Beven days Lustre for cleaning rugs and upholstery. COTTON OVAI, BUG — Colonial, 9x15 LONG BRANCH — Furnished stud H80 Ocean Ave, Ssa Brltht. 84200O4. Rent electric shampooer, $1. Shore with i>ad. Good condition. J35. Call lltree-room furnished garden apart- • •"!HT IN THE HEART OF TOWN) ments. Patl03, air conditioning and TV. .iparlment. Two rooms and bath, con- THRSE-BBDROOM - Split-level, At- Drapery & Upholstery, 1151 Ocean Ave, 872-1886. plctely private, contrail/ located. I Sea Bright, Weekly monthly rates. NAUTILUS lantic Highlands. Desirable ncighbor- AIR-CONDITIONED TEENAGE CLOTHING — Beautiful, APARTMENTS. Dial 842-0505. eludes utilities. 531-0776. 222-5608. hiwd. Available May 1. Long term like new. Size 8 to 1(1. Two Easte lease. $150 a montli. 291-0097. CABANA & UTILITY ROOM Bults, graduation or confirmation dress KINO JAMES - A few 3tt room KED BANK For your back yard pool. Dressing white. Skirts, jumpers, dresses, blouses unlta left. Furnished or unfurnished. Deluxe, lovely two-bedroom apartmen TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE — J110 per 3'/2-ROOM 4'/2-ROOM room also hides filter and pump. and sweaters, Very expensive clothes Broadloom carpet upstairs apartmants. fine area, near Broad St. Free parking. month Inquire 5;t Chlngarora Ave., »1 to 55. 741)7157. From 5132 Includes heul, hot water, MADISON GARDENS Keyport. Call 264-8931. (I-BEDROOM) (2-BEDROOM DUPLEX) THE SHED SHOP air conditioner. Pull balcony or patio. 132 South St. 741-7633 DINETTE SET — Table and four Momorla.1 Drive. Atlantic Highland!. ,RUMS0N — Cape Cod. Partially fur- 291-3S17 201-0770. OAKHURST — FurnlBhwl three an nished, two bedrooms, (our rooms, APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Rt. 38, Leonardo next to Mermaid Diner chairs. Whits with chrome. Very rea- two rown apartments. Couple or single. innblc. Call 291-9462. LONG BRANCH — New garden apart- Parking. 7 Monmouth Rd. 775-6547. available June 1, 1965. Lease $125 SHOWCASE FREEZER - 12', refriger- ment, 4',i unfurnished. Patio, air-con- month DENNIS K. BYRNE, Realtor. ator, 14 cu. ft. Llko new, LonB Bridge ESKAY FULLY COOKED SMOKED LONG BRANCH — Two room (u 8 W. River lid., Rumaon, 842-1180. FROM Rd., Holmdol. 046-4249. HAMS — Swlft'a Butttrball turkeys ditlonod, free parking, all utilities sup- Per Month all sizes. Duclis, Capons, Oeese, Swan plied free. 229-9624 or 229-4550. nlshcd apartment. Private entranci FOB RENT — Double house. 128 Centrally located. Phone 222-6949 afte Maple Ave., Red Bank. See Mrs. Smith, FURNISH AND SAVE — Cordovan 4/6 Holland canned hams. (Also Easter TWIN GABLES — 3S Riverside Ave.. 5 p.m. bed fl9,50. Vanity to matcli $29. Five- Lambs on order). LANE'S MARKET, Red Bank on river. 3% Md four 134 Maple Ave,, Red Bank. EXCLUSIVE FEATURES: piece dlnetto set, A-l, 129.50. Roll-a. White St., Rcil Bank. 741-0475. rooms unfurnished, five-room office. S125 PER MONTH — Including utlll THREE-BEDROOM BAiNCil — Uving way bed $15, portable T.V. ict, as Is, 741-23OD. ties. Apartment with two large bed- room, dining room, alt electric kitchen, FEDDERS air conditioning, all electric kitchen, coun- $19. Solid olond maple chest S49. Solid TWO POWER tlAiWN MOWERS — 1 Hldlne type. $50. Regular model, $30 rooma, kitchen with dinette, one batJi, I ,*, baths, completely furnished, all tertop ranges, full lite dining atsa, modern laundry blond night-table $19.55, solid blond RED BANK — Brancn und Madison living room. Call The Berg Agency, utilities. Walk to Little Silver station. bed $22.50. Miscellaneous upholstered 74I-1104. Ave., spacious one and two-bedroom Hwy .Tb, Mlddlotown, 6711000. rooms, maiter TV antenna, color co-ordinated kitchen wing chairs 519.50 and J29.5O ea. Duncan garden apartment. Apply apt. 24, Molly Summer or yearly rentsjl. 741-9418. with custom made cabinets, large Formica work areas, Phyle small size dinette table $19,50. Pitcher Village Court or call Mr. 8am MATAWAN-Two-bedroom apartment oi etc. RUSCIL'S, 25 E. Front St., Red MERCHANDISE WANTED Lomazzo, 741-9116. beautllui Lefferts Lake. Dock privileges large living room, colored ceramic tile bath, individual Bank. Two blocks from town. Call 566-226 WANTED TO RENT thermostatically controlled heat, aluminum screens, CASH for old toy traini, trolley caw RED BANK — Three modern rooms, after 4 p.m. and cast Iron toys made beforo 1940. bath, unturnlshed. Desirable location. WS HAVE an overflow of bona fid* 150 per cent parking. Convenient to schools, shopping KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS 741-1999 after 5 p.m. 118 McLaren St., at Prospect. 747-1178. Five Room apartment prospects looking for two or four bed- One room efficiency Apt- and transportation. Traverao or any other kind rooms Call us for fast action to tiava Large Selection ACT NOW! Top dollar paid for electric RUMSON - Threo rooms, bath, heat, Klaybcn Realty your home rented. THE BERO Featuring Kelvinsror refrigerators, Well-Built ranges Installation made at your home and all pre-1010 trains and toy catalogs water, on bu» line. 65 E, River Road.. 87 Maple Ave., Red Sank, N.J. AGENCY, Rt 35, Middlrtwll. 671-1000. 774-3710. Mr. Jullano. Z29-2403. BEATTIE PARK APARTMENTS • PROWN'S FURNISHED APARTMENT - All utili- l RESPONSIBLE ADULT FAMILY — DON'T THROW AWAY THOSE OLD and 3,L- rooms. Close to bus and trains Wish to rent four hedroom house in AGENT ON PREMISES 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 BOOKS—We buy them. Call ties. Residential area, call after 5 p.m., With laundry, parking and boat faclll ShrcwsDury or Little Silver, Call 222- CHINA CLOSET — Sola bed, stack- 747-2348. 747-5320. ties. Rent J128 and S106. 812-3567. Ni 6600 Ext. 269. tables (Heritage), kitchen set, odd NEW LUXURY 214 ROOM APART- calls after 5:30 CALL 566-5509 '.NTIQUKS - Fainting!. N. J.Allar. RUMSON — Couple with two grown pieces, 741-7008 or 671-2953. Estates purchased and appraised. 747- MENT — Fully air conditioned, near ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 115 to 4>,i an transportation. 21 Lcrny Place, Rod children desire three-four bedroom 2003. The Hudson ahop Inc.; Fill room apaitmenta. Furnished or un- houee. Long term lease prefe-rred. to 600 assembled, primed, with oak Inroad St., Shrewsbury, Bank. Call 741-1063 or 747-5360. furnished. Residential. 291-9237. ends. Please cal, 842-25Da. Bills,' *8.5O each. Call 586-D0W. After SEA BRIGHT — Three rooms and bath, RED BANK — Spacious bedroom, 11- 5 p.m. 264-1676. WANTED — Exerclsor, vibrator built. newly decorated, near bus line am' Ing room, kitchenette and bath. Onf ELDERLY COUPLE WANT flvs room beach Call after 4 p.m. 8(2-0038. lower floor. Hot water heat and garage. ELBCTRIC HOT WATER HEATER- Call block from station. Call 842-2131 atte: Phone 671-3765. Automatic. Ail gl&s3 lined. 52 gallon 747-5149 RED BANK—Four-room, heated, un- 4 ?.m. capacity. Only a year old. $50. Call furnished modern apartment. Large TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE — For thres anytime, 542-0629. closets, enclosed shower, ceramlc-tlled adults, June l occupancy, Red Bank. PETS AND LIVESTOCK bath. No pets, adults only. Reference SNEAK PREVIEW Fair Haven area. Call 842-2672. TWO GIRLS' SPRING COATS SBTS- required. 747-3633. Three skirt seta, three pants sets and CANNON POINT VILLAGE ROOMS three good dresses, size two. $15. 291- AKC BLACK CHIHUAHUA - Poodli BATONTOWN FURNISHED ROOMS 1790. grooming, toya, JG, miniatures 58 ar,i 239 Spring St. Red I standards £10. All other breeds, smal COUNTRY CLUB Studio, one and two bedroom, "com- REFRIGERATOR — Westlnglitnuc, $6, large, $8. Affection free. G711862 THREE SINGLE R00M& — Ijl pri- cu. ft. with freezer-chest. See In oper APARTMENTS & SWIM CLUB iortlzed", GOLD MEDALLION All vate home Near shopping and trans- I-Bcdrooti tlon, $75. 741-7723. GOING AWAY? Electric apartments from portation. 38 WtLvcrly PI., Rail But, BoanllnK, bathing, grooming. TINTON AVE. WELL—ROTTED COW MANURE BR1GGSC1N KENNELS. 741-3310, $97 ATLANTIC HOTEL — Fair Haven, No odor. By the bushel or ton. Also Swimming In your own private nvlm H2 wsekly. hay, straw and mulch hay. Deliveries AKC LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS— club rlcht on thu alto . . . only mlnuteB All electric Maid Service Call 264-0324. Will sell with or without papers. AIBO away from ocean bathing, white sandy Air conditioning ROOMS - Off season rates rrom ISO • Air conditioned year-old black Labrador male. Reason, • Heating MUflKIN POOL — 18x48, lully equ!p< beaches, boating, fishing and Monmouth per moBth and up. Heated, dally maid • Baseboard hot water heat able. Call 462-5OC8. Shopping Center . . . onu block from • Cooking service. New York bus stop at comer. ped, ?125. Call • Plus every modern apartment luxury • 150% on-site parking {or 787-1657. KITTENS — Part Persian. Oall b8 the West Gale ol Fort Monmouth . . . Alpine Manor Hotel Hwy 36. Highlands. within walking distance of express tenants and gueili tween 6 and 7 p.m. 8721773. AIR CONDITIONER — 1962, Westing- 671-0338. buses to Newark and New York City. DIRECTIONS: Broid St. to Hardlnj O Sound retardant walls house Mobil-Alre*220 volts. Reasonable • ALL—Electric kitchens with GE Rd., ea«t to Spring St., right to Can ROOM — In nice quiet home. Car Call 741-2737. WANTED — Male Persian or Angora range. GE refrigerator. GE AIR CON- non Point Village. space. Reasonable, 57 Shrewsbury Ave., for privacy kitten, any color. Call eveningB after 6. Red Bonk. 741-0114, SPRING CLEANING — Hoover con DITIONING. Ample- ofl-ltreet lighted • Master TV antenna Btellatlon vacuum, 512. 2 Cribs, $7 each. '47-9121. parking areas. MODEL PHONE 741-3953 RED BANK — Private entrance, kitch- • Many, many extret 1 lull-length gowns, size 7 - 57 each GERMAN SHEPHERD — Male, AKC or call en privileges. On the ground floor, 2 tricycles - S4 each. G,E. toaster registered, one year old, S50. Call 314-ROOM APARTMENTB ure 43 Peters Place. oven - S8. 787-1401. 284-3518. (ONE-BEDROOM) MU 7-2700 5-ROOM (2 Bedrooms) 1122 MONTH ROOM FOR RENT - Gentleman. Call HIGHLANDS - Neat, clean, first floo: after 6 and all day Sunday. Also Available 741-1923. APARTMENTS APARTMENTS 4W-R0OM APARTMENT furnished apartment, {60 plus utllltlc (TWO BEDROOMS) 671-2923. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM—Private. J150 MONTH ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furnish. Light cooking an drefrigeration. For apartment, three large rooms, bath, one. Convenient iocn'.ion. 741-8394. FREE HEAT 4 HOT WATER all utilities, suit business couple. Vacan April. 291-1B31. ROOM AND BOARD FOR ELDERLY Renting Office on Premise!. PERSON — Private home. Call Ml- GRAND OPENING!! FURNISHED APARTMENT - Ver 2588. TEL: M2-D6M nice and clean, modern kitchen. Ail ROOM NEAR BATH FOR BUSINESS- YEAR-ROUND RESORT LIVING SECTION 2 private. 9G Herbert St, Red Bank, MAN — 20 Waverly PL. Red Bank. DIRECTIONS: From Red Bank, Route PORT MONMOUTH — Three rooi.. (first house from Broad St.). 741-2677. Select a year round apartment at the CARLTON HOUSE. 35 to Tinton Ave., turn right on Tin. bath, -private entrance, utilities Included EI.VULJ. ROOMS — Clean and com- When you lock the door to go south — catching the plane, ton Ave., approximately 1.000 ft. to available May 1. 787-3220. Country Club Apartments and Swim fortable. Reasonable rates. Gentlemen or tram, is your only care. (Remember the thousand and prefer™. 92 Wallace St. 741-5392. one details of leaving a large private house!) And you can MOVE IN RIGHT NOW Club SUTTON PARK APARTMENTS, RED COMMERCIAL RENTALS look forward to returning to a full social lite with interesting BANK—Three rooms and bath. Include: neighbors who appreciate the prestige of living at the heat, hot water, gas, and one or two RUMSON PROFESSIONAL BUILDIN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE air conditioners. Contact superinten- — 45 West River Rd., Rumson, now HOUSES FOR SALE CARLTON HOUSE, Nice to know that the money you save on dent, 747-2695. renting. Of/Ice suites finished lo tenants DIRECTIONS: a summer residence helps to pay lor your winter holiday. $' requirement. Central air conditioning, All apartments with terrace. Doorman service. Carpeted pub- TERRACE APARTMENTS - Five excellent parkng, on bus line Cat BACHELOR'S HAVEN Garden Stale Parkway north 1o room, two bedroom apartments, spa- B42-O732 Exit 120 to Morrlstown Road; lic halls. .Garage and on-site parking available. FROM MO., NET cious closets, immediate occupancy. 741- Humson garaRB apartment, three love- MANURACTURINO PUVNT - Ground ly rooms above two-car garage, cholca right IV: blocks lo Matawan Vil- 4S5O. corner lot, river view, low taxes, $15,- lage. OR: floor, containing 6,000 sq. ft. for lease, 90 RARE RIVERFRONT FIND — Com. light manufacturing. Immediate pos- "00. Rt. 35 to Cllllwcod Ave. (A&P), STUDIO APTS. Iron $156 INCLUDES ALL THIS! plclely furnlihcd, all utilities. 2290618 session. 717-ltuO. left to Morristown Road* left to IMMEDIATE , I-BEDROOM APTS. from SISB after 6 p.m. ELLA WILTSHIRE A Apartments, OR: i-BEDROOM APTS. from S27B HOLMDEL-KEYPORT AREA IP YOU ARE INTKRESTED-In 1*80 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright 84: Rt. 34 north to Main SI., Mala- OCCUPANCY HEAT-HOT WATER brand new modern office space, wel Open 7 Days wan, right to Ravine Dr., leil to (Oai and Electricity Included) located tr Do center ot Red Bank, con- .Member Multiple Listing Morrlslown Rd. tact us for further Information. THE AIR CONDITIONING DOWSTRA AGENCV. 741-8700. HIGHLANDS—Choice waterfront prop- GREEN GROVE erty 100x130. Seven roams and bath, PRIVATE ENTRANCES IN EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL ARE garage. Asking $32,000. II — Small building In Rumson. 450 sq. GARDENS ft. ,tvuii;tble May 1. Lease required. FINLAY AGENCY CMllON SWIM CLUB • PARKING i Contact me ULAZiGBROOK REAL ES- 270 Bay Ave., Highlands S72O1O0 TATE ASSUC INC., Realtors, Rumson. 981 Hwy. 38, Hailet 264-4441) ALL THIS, TOOI Eat-in kitchens with custom wqqd cabinet*, 84i-170l|. FREE MODERN HOME with quaint chirm. $95 UP 12 cu. ft. KELYINATOR refrigerator-freezer. Walk to two OFFICE-PRIME LOCATION - Air con- Bordering woods and brook. Three bed- ditioned. 1000 square ft. Will custom schools, shopping, buses to Newark and New York. SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS rooms, 18x24' family room, charming Interior. 747 5M5. Red Bank, living room, illnlng room, modern DIRECTIONS: Norlh on Rl 35 FREE HEAT, COOKING GA3, HOT DESIRABLE RIVER, FRONT lulto- kitchen with dishwasher, convenient to mmiLuiR emiwm Anmm schools and transportation. Offered at Is Rl. 36. Follow Rl. 15 toward WATER AND AIR CONDITIONING On first floor in the Tuller Building. s , Call 747-2440. J18.90O. BLWOOD A. ARMSTRONG 5/0 Deal Lake M\e, Asbury Park, Hew Jersey Keyport to 3rd traffic light and AGENCV, Realtor. 555 Prospect Av»., Club and Apartments T.V. and phone outlets, 12 cu. ft. re- 25.000 SQ, FT. LIGHT manutacturmi make U-turn. Come back on frigerator, parking and walk-in storage Little Silver. 741-4500. Morristown Rd., Matawan Model Apartments on view daily and Sunday lofts fo lease Can be leased separate- Rl. 35 to 1st traffic light (At- ficllltle9, Spacious rooms, large closets. ly, containing about 3500 aq. It. per ItED BANK AREA—Large, three-bed- Ronting Agent on from 10 a.m. to 6 p.rr). Phone 776-5454, Walk to shopping plaza, buses, schools. lantic SI.) ond turn right lo floor. 747-UOO room ranch, two batiis, two-car garage, Premises—566-0263 huge biscmcnt for futiKe recreation Keyport Gardens. Directions: Garden Slate exit 117 to Rt, FAIR HAVEN' •- Office ipac« In new room, trees. Qood schools and New STATE-WIDE MGT. 3B, East on 36 to 4lh traffic light, left Colonial building. Air conditioned. Law- York City commuting;. Asking S23,B00- to Green Grove Ave. on Rt. 05 to Haz- yers, dentists desirable. Maifeo Agency. 201-632-6168 or M2-92S3. Owiur. CORP. - MU 7-2700 OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY lot Avt., turn left on Middle Rd. 711-0333. - Noon to Dark • 264-8313 i \ Straight aheid, Model Apt. 264-1846. OFFICE — Store and warehouse foi UNFUHNIBHED — Four room apart rent. Call 787-7700. If no ftniwer, 671- (Mora Classified Ads ment, all utilities Included. 741-45743 >O35. Can be leen at 158 Hwy* 36, ttter 8 p.m. 74X-57W. West Kunaburi. 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28-Fnday, April 9, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE THE LOW AGENCY ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY LITTLE SILVER The McGOWAN AGENCY REALTORS Monmoufh County's Oldest Real Estata Firm RANCH 636 River Road Fair Haven 199 Broad Street, Red Bank - 741-3450 Lovely home on former nursery BENEATH FHA APPRAISAL property, living room with fire- 741-4477 Member Multiple Listing place, separate dining room, eat- NEAR THE RIVER in kitchen, three bedrooms bath, Four-bedroom, two-bath ranch LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL - Five bedrooms, two baths, living Member Multiple Lilting Servie* utility room, rear porch, at- home. Living room, fireplace, room with fireplace; den 14x13, separate dining room, modern Charming Colonial dining room, science kitchen with tached garage, deep lot, nicely RUMSON kitchen, screened in porch, patio 21x12, garage, trees and fenced buiit-ins, full basement, brick This most gracious home, on a landscaped, with many trees! patio, attached garage. Trans- rear yard. Owners have purchased a new home. Asking $33,000. Ntw listing. j!£story in A-l condition. Three bedrooms. Living quiet street, has a fine view of Phone at once and inspect this ferred owner $20,400. room witfi dining area. Screened patio. Full, dry basement with KEEP YOUR BOAT RIGHT IN YOUR OWN FRONT YARD-Deep the Navesink. There is a 26' liv- brand new listing over tie week- end, only $23,700. ' RUMSON game room and workbench. Attached garage. Low taxes. Heat channel right np to the property, 12-year-old, three-bedroom ing room, fireplace, formal din- only $110. Near schools and transportation. This will not last ranch, completely air conditioned. Two fireplaces, living room, ing, modern kitchen with nook, long. Asking $18,540. dining room, kitchen and den with lovely view of river. Even three nice bedrooms and two Just listed. Young / story heat: Move In when school Is ove spacious jalousied porch, garage, blacktop drive. Near schools, r Eye opener price, $18,200. ELWOOD A. PALACE Excellent residential section. house. Excellent condition. Fin- 741-7741 (tores and transportation. Asking $30,500. ARMSTRONG AGENCY . Realtor. S5S Tiree bedrooms and bath. Full ished game room in basement Prospect Ave., Little Stiver. Hl-ISOO. %ASENCY , lasement, game room. $18,500. IN OLD SHREWSBURY - Stunning ranch with privacy and con with fireplace and pool table. WATERFRONT — FOUR BEDROOMS, venience. Lovely grounds. Terrific closets,, low maintenance, three Screened patio. Within walking LAJtOK PORCH. PATIO. DOCK. -HREWSBURY - Exceptionally distance of schools. $18,500. NORTH BARNEQAT AREA. 119,900. OFFERS QUALIFIED VETS, double bedrooms, three baths, paneled den and family room, mod- ttractive Cape Cod. Fine loca- 342-1968. NO DOWN PAYMENT ern kitchen, living room and dining room with delightful view. ion. Spacious landscaped SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom Asking $41,500. rounds, flowering trees, shrubs, Colonial. Living room with fire- HOUSES FOR SALE $61 PER MONTH •tour bedrooms, two baths. $18,- Approximately WALKER & WALKER place, dining room, basement, l'/j 00. HOUSES FOR SALE baths, two-car garage. Lovely, MORE LISTINGS SHOWN THREE BEDROOMS HOUSES FOR SALE large lot. $21,000. .ITTLE SILVER - Nicely lo- Talc* tftfl gianf step and foal REALTORS MORE LISTINGS SOLD thii beautiful home. Three bed-1 RUMSON — Modern, luxurious :ated Colonial. Corner plot with ROLAND PIERSON roomi, living room, kitchen and I brick colonial, four-plus bed ;hade trees, silvery spruces, RIVER bath, one-car detached garage, I SHREWSBURY OFFICE MIDDLETOWN OFFICE rooms, VA tiled baths, center plit-rail fence, Three bedrooms AGENCY hall, sunken living room, formal OAKS ind bath, dining room, full cellar, aluminum storms and scream. OFFERINGS OFFERINGS dining room, spacious family ixceilent condition. $22,800. RpALTOR Subject to VA - FHA approval | Fair Haven, N. J. NON-VETS $250 DOWN room and kitchen, two fireplaces, IDDLETOWN - Brick and 741-5212 671-3311 «ir conditioned, garages, 1 % Diltlnsulihld 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner Custom ame ranch. Three bedrooms FULL PRICE $7,9901 wooded acres, $77,500. Crafted Newman Springs Rd. Thru Th» Red Bank Area Colonlala nd bath. Spacious professional- 1835 Rt. 35 Middletown [ from landscaped plot. $25,900. (Near Garden State Parkway) BUDGET MINDED ? IMMACULATE ONE OF LINCROFTS - finest $33,990 ed Bank P.O. 741-71'575 Multiple Listing Service (next to Harmony Bowl) Red Call us now to see this two- modern custom-built ranch DIRECTIONS: Broad St., Red PACIOUS RIVERFRONT SM P.g. 200 in Kw PHONE 671-3500 Four-bedroom home offered homes. 15x30 living room, stone MEMBER below FHA appraised price, Bank to Harding Rd. (J. H. Kelly tANCH — Three bedrooms; 2) Yullow P«j«. Open Dolly 9-9. Sat. <• Sun. 10-6 bedroom bungalow in good fireplace, formal dining room, Bldg.) turn on Harding and con- >aths. Deep water channel, dock OF RED BANK area of town — (Fair Haven- city sewers, family size lovely kitchen, 13x23 family tinue straight on to Ridge Rd., •iparian rights. $44,500. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE kitchen, walk to schools and room, four spacious bedrooms, turn left on Fair Haven Rd., pro- Rumson schools). Living commuter lines. Easy terms, 2'A tiled baths, huge dry base- ceed 2 blocks to models. COLTS NECK—HOLMDEL room, dining room, kitchen nicer, than new. Only $16,800, ment, plaster walls throughout, WOODED REAR and large expansion attic — Inspection invited anytime.' wall-oven, dishwasher. Hand- .tractive four-bedroom, almost new Looking lor a farm, home or building Call 671-3311 today. FOR INFORMATION CALL im«. Full dining room, eat-In kitchen, lot in this area. We can help you. Call basement. Need we say somely landscaped, scant acre i baths, gameroom, two-car garage, us today. plot, two-car garage, $42,500. 741 - 1200 u private patio. Extras Include APPLEBROOK more! $12,900. isher. dryer, and wall-to-wall carpet, BUY OF THE WEEK terrific buy at S27.5OO. Add a perfect J. i. HARRIGAN AND CO., INC. Ranch 13 ACRE FENCED Farm-i SEVEN-BEDROOM OLDER HOME — ltlng of trees and the value In un< pastoral Middletown, lovely re I •- '2x21 lualed. Call now. REALTORS Three Bedrooms JUST LISTED! $10,600 is the full price on stored seven-room Colonial resi dlnlnc row- tv > • th>, CROWEU, AGENCY. REALTOR this immaculate two- or 1 priced to aell at J18,500. Clll now. Riverside 7(1-4030 Red Bank VA Baths Four - bedroom, two - bath dence over 200 years old, 4 / Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn 946-4611 three - bedroom home with THE CURTIN ROUTE 31 COLTS NECK Exposed Basement home boasting hot wafer baths, six fireplaces, barn wit -PDLKTOWN — Cape Cod. Picture modern kitchen, large living Realtor RUM8ON - New luting. In on« or room and full brand now room for three or more horses Leonardo 291-1800 Indow, brick wall fireplace, L-flhaped the deslrablt nctlons of Ruraeon, con- Covered Entry baseboard heat. Recreation 'Ing room, secluded back yard, treei. bath, two-car garage with po- carriage-house with four-room RED BANK — Four-bedroom, two- ear transportation. Three bedrooms, venient to schools and transportation. Magnificent Landscaping room, dining room, eat-in Ch&rmlng three-bedroom hDmQ coddled tential for two-room apart- bath, apartment. Other out-builc atory home. Modern kitchen, recreation •n, [urate J15.S9O. Call 747-2789. by owner. Popular features: Recreation Just Painted In and Out room, full basement, hot water heat, kitchen, basement. Very real- ment. Liberal financing avail- Ings, two ponds, young frui Price fi5.SU>. Below FHA appraisal. OT A DEVELOPMENT — Three-bed- room with fireplace, full basement with trees. This is a precious antiqu Call owner 747*2798, 11 W. Sunset Av§, mm Colonial, 1H baths, large carpeted worWIrop, screened-ln patio, good stor- Asking $27,000. istically priced at $18,200! able. This is your opportunity /Ing room with fireplace and Colonial age space, aluminum combination and should be seen. $125,000. MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom split- cture window. Separate dining room, icreen and storm sash, and other ex- to enjoy a landlord's income level with 2'i baths. Recr*1-*' room, ,n porcn, baaement, garage, itorme, tras Included In price. {11,500. GLAZE- TREES! TREES I TREES I and a fine home at a bud- laundry room b»"•"•*-••' irtie. icrecns, awnings. Located on lanit- BROOK REAL ESTATE ASSOC INC., RUMSON — Seven-room river- Over % -acre lot. sn,500. 671-3579. captd and tresd acre. J21.90O. 671-3084. ReaJtors, Rumson 842-1700. HOLMDEL And fully air-conditioned, get price. Call 671-3311 im. front cottage, hot water base- mediately. too! Brick and frame ranch- board heat, fireplace, baths, large HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Split Level screened porch, garage, $22,500. Three Bedrooms er featuring gracious foyer, fireplace in living room, din- IMMACULATE RANCH JOHN L MINUGH VA Baths Large Recreation Room ing room, two baths, 21' rec- Three large bedrooms, com- REALTORS-INSURORS reation room, screened fortable, living room with Beautifully Landscaped fireplace, eat - In kitchen, Members of Rel Bank Flagstone Patio porch, two-car garage and cozy family room, attached Multiple Listing Service Excellent Condition huge workshop, (easily con- garage, on lovely landscaped 35 Rumson Rd. Phone 842-3500 Asking $21,900. verted to whatever you'd lot with trees. Basket weave fence on patio, extra stor- like.) Asking $32,900. age room. Excellent loca- ROOSEVELT We knew our cuitom-built ranchti and 10-acre farm, high ground. Larg tion. Call 671-3311 today, two-Btory cinder block building, two- split Itvels are the very belt buys in TWO STORY ALL CONVENIENCES $22,000. itory wooden bain, eight-room, * Vi- Monmouth County, with cedar shaku, Parochial school, shopping, •lory older farm hoime. 2H bath", double hung wood window), large kitch- River Rights fireplace, four bedroomi. FlMl door- local buses, New York buses pine paneled large modernized Hitch enette. But thoie wooded loll—WOW! Five Bedrooms FIEJ.D STONE «n with picture window. Hug* eel That's our telling point! And there are and trains. Fine newer home Isr, n.l iteam heat. $23,000 ca*h, Bi Two Fireplaces Four bedrooms — master only three lots Ult. Come early fhil with seven rooms, four bed- elusive. Full Basement, suite has private bath, for- weekend or mill out on the outstanding * rooms, two baths, finished MEYER MORRILL home buy of the year. Large Two-Car Garage mal dining room, den, Hire* ;; basement and garage. Over full baths, hot water heat, Freehold Urge Trees' - Both Mod.li $17,990 U acre wooded lot with bar- dishwasher, washer and dry- 462-5627 Many, Many Extras er, garbage disposal; air- MIDDLETOWN—Hires-bedroom j-aich Sacrificing At $25,500. becue. Owner leaving state. conditioning all through 7 yean old. Corner lot. Large eat-In kitchen, dining room, full basement. Call now Reduced to $20,- house. Priced at $28,500. Call Walk to ichools. 01 mortgage. 78T-37I3. 500. for appointment today. UNDER CONSTRUCTION - Three and lour bedroom homes, ranch and two- VALLEY OAKS •tory In Ltftle Silver, within walking dlsbuice o< railroad Italian. B5.0OO to 661 BROAD STREET 2068 HIGHWAY 35 W0.OO0. Can be- completed lo your AT NAVESINK ' •peclflcatlom. Elenrter Bulldera. 8(2-0171 SHREWSBURY MIDDLETOWN FAIR HAVEN - New custom-built Mix room ranch. Larje full baaement, DIRECTION!: I mile eoll si Atlantic Highlands trclllc light. Turn left near schools, shopping centers, church H. Call 7«— en Seers Avi. (next to King Jamti Apts.) ond continue to models. pplebrook Agency Open 7 Dayi 24-hr. Send for Catalog COUTfl NECK — two-badroom ranch. Good locution. Taita 1174. Asking J12.S00. Salts Agmti: The Kirwan Co., 787 - 5500 CARL 8. ZELLERB, Broker. 9<«-4«3. 950 Hwy. 35 671-2300 Middletown NEW BHREWBBURy — Owner Irani- Nerco Conif., Co. Medal phon* 291-3866 TRADE-INS EXCHANGES famd. Four-bedroom, thrss-baln spill. Lowir JO'i. 104111 , idA I CELEBRATING INTERNATIONAL WANT AD WEEK APRIL 4-10 USE WANT ADS, THE QUICK AND EASY WAY TO MORE ENJOYABLE LIVING . . . TRY IT TODAY!

HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, April 9, 1965-29 RAY VAN HORN REALTORS HALL BROS. REALTORS WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE OVER A QUARTER CENTURY 813 River Rd. Fair Havei REALTORS — IN RUMSON SINCE 1905 741-7686 23 RIDGE ROAD RUMSON BBBB* MULTIPLE LISTINGS Member Multiple Listing Servics 842-0600 FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE COD — In excellent condition. Nice con- RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN SCHOOLS - A most attractive colonia FAIR HAVEN BUNGALOW-Close to buses and schools, screenec FITTING OUT TIME - And when you're thru, we've just the venient neighborhood in Middletown. Full cellar with recreation Large living room with fireplace. Full dining room. Kitchen. Der porch, living room, dining room, kitdien, two bedrooms Mid tiled right house for you to dock that boat in front of. Room" for a room, only $16,500. Three bedrooms. 1J4 baths. Full basement. One-car garage. Man bath, full basement, expansion possibilities. Offered at $12,900 good size family of boating enthusiasts . . . four bedrooms, a living extras. Asking $19,900. Make offer. room with a' fireplace and big screen porch practically at the LOVELY LITTLE SILVER — Cape Cod. Four bedrooms, two baths, BRAND NEW COLONIAL - Nearing completion, Tyson La., Fair waters' edge. A solid home for $22,500. See it this weekend! excellent lot, near schools and shopping, superior location, $20,900. COLONIAL WITH LOTS OF LIVING - Paneled family room wit! Hayen, center hail, paneled family room with corner fireplace ami sliding glass doors. Large porch. Children's paneled playroom thermopane sliding doors to 14x22 covered porch, laundry room PRICES STILL CLIMBING - It's difficult nowadays to find ENGLISH TUDOR - One-half block to grade school, one block to Fireplace. Three bedrooms. V/2 baths. Garage. Work shop. $26, powder room, four large bedrooms with two tiled baths, basemenl big, fairly young home in Rumson's R-l Zone for less than $50,000 high school, Rumson. Large studio living room, modern kitchen, 800. Make offer. and double garage. Central vacuum cleaner system, many extras This pretty brick, seven room house is a rare exception AND il four bedrooms (two small), two baths, full basement with recrea- Our Exclusive, 539,900. you need five bedrooms and a third bath-rthese are partiallj tion room. Flagstone patio opens to nice backyard. Two-car FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE - A three bedroom ranch hou: finished. Well worth seeing. Asking 545,000, garage. See this now $27,200. situated on a private road in Little Silver near everything. Larj RUMSON CAPE COD—First time offered, Three bedrooms, at- living room with fireplace. Dining room. Huge paneled den. V tached garage, full basement with finished game room with fire- A GROVE OP HOLLY AND PINES - Form a picture postcard 365 FT. ON RIVER — Century old (Revolutionary soldiers slept baths, and an unsurpassed recreation room. Asking $37,000. place, walk to schools and buses, deep lot. Low taxes. Only $18,500. setting for this four-bedroom, two-bath home. There's a fireplace here). Early American, six bedrooms, 3'/2 baths. Home located on in the living room. There's also a full dining room and a 24' secluded eight and one-half acres in Locust. Separate building at RUMSON PENINSULA — Spacious four-bedroom ranch nea IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-Center hall plan. Lovely hoW in per- screened porch; a deep, dry cellar, too. Great privacy in the back rear contains two duplex apartments which are real money makers river and beaches. Unusually large living room with fireplace fect condition, beautiful lawn with shrubs. living room with fire- yard. Excellent neighborhood, excellent schools. See it this week- producing In excess of $4,000 income per annum. Can b« sub- Dining room. 2Y2 baths. Attractive recreation room with bar place, formal dining room, lovely kitchen with plenty of cabinets, end. Asking $27,200. divided profitably. Take the whole works for $99,000. Enclosed porch. Plus a 20x40' swimming pool. Asking $40,909. three well-planned bedrooms, two tiled batiis. The den is large enough for everyone's hobbies. Basement, garage. Top Fair Haven- 8W River Road 747-4100 Fair Haven, N. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. Rumson Schools. Asking {29,900. WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) Member of Multiple Listing Service MULTIPLE LISTINGS HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Real Estate for 71 Years HOUSES FOR SALE TOP VALUE HOUSES FOR SALE REDDEN AGENCY LINCROFT $17,900 - Three-bet RUMSON — Custom built con- 50 Whit* Street Red Bank 741-7200 This won't last. Four bedroo $19,450 room contemporary ranchei temporary split level, spacious •BETTER BUYS BY BOWERS Colonial type home in a nl large recreation room, carpet living room, fireplace, paneled MORTGAGE ASSUMPTION RUMSON 741-9100 area. Modern tiled kitchen, 1 ing and many other extras, St den, sunroom, gameroom witii LOW CLOSING FEES SPACIOUS BRICK AND FRAME Realtors — Insurers baths, dining room, basemenl Leo's Parish. 5% down for qua' bar, five bedrooms, four baths, Trtntferred owner will allow hla V.A REAL ESTATE WANTED and over-sized garage. Almost a: fied buyer. hot water gas heat, attached two RYOitK&ge to bo uaumed. This gorgeou TWO-STORY COLONIAL HOUSES FOR SALE Member of Red Bank acre of well landscaped proper! split-level hu Hires large bedrooms, l\i car garage, oversiised plot. $59, baths, dining room. Oarage. Extras in Multiple Listing Service WE NEED YOUR HOME Move-in condition. $20,500. NEW SHREWSBURY - $23,90C 900. elude carpeting, aluminum itornn and Holly Trea'Lane WANTED Our IS salespeople havj clients waitlm icreens. for your listing. They need rsnehu. Custom built king size ranch o RUMSON-JPrime area, spacious • Established Community EASTER SPECIALS! • Holy CroiB School i BUYERS FOR THE split levels, two stories; also Investment EXCELLENT LOCATION large landscaped lot, extra larg modern frame ranch, large liv- All Buyen property. Call us for a quick sale. Two ST. LEO'S PARISH - Three-bee • Low Taxes FOLLOWING HOMES offices serving you. On a dead-end street in Lincroft, living room, fireplace and booi ing room, with fireplace, largi $1900 Down room ranch in nice condition (Ms comfortable ranch borders cases, three bedrooms, two full WALKErt & WALKER large landscaped plot. Livi family room with fireplace, two PRICE $49,900 MIDDLETOWN Realtors park. Two blocks to shoppin baths, two-car garage, full base- The Berg Agency Ranch Three bedroouu JIT,MO Shrewibury Office Mlddletown Office. room, attractive kitchen wi bedrooms, 214 baths, full base- LINCROFT Superbly constructed, plasti ment. Owner transferred. This ment, hot water oil, attached two Realtor Call Builder: E. F, MUtenberger. 291- Ranch Three bedrooms J1T.90I 741-5212 671-3311 dining area, recreation room walls, hot water heat. Livini is a real sacrifice price. acr 2200. Other (4-acre and 144 Mrs lots car garage, 114 e plot. $40 Middletown 671-1000 availabls In Rumson. RED BANK EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE I realistically priced at $17,900, room 22x14' with fireplace, thr© Colonial Two-ltory Four bedroom* What You Havs> 000. Daily 9-9, Saturday-Sunday 10-7 {11,000 for bedrooms, attic fan, two-car de 'AIR HAVEN $24,50*-Lovel; NEW SHREWSBURY FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL RUMSON - Waterfront, bulk, $850 DOWN PAYMENT Whit You Want tached garage', tree shaded loi three-bedroom ranch with kin; Split Level Four bedroomi J2J.9S0 Call In Olde Shrewsbury. Living roo sized recreation room, fireplaci headed, deep water, dwelling, CHAS. H. TINDALL FAIR HAVEN Hurry! $21,000. HAZLET - 19 Stephen St. Four bed- Rlndi Two bedrooms *2t,5C0 WALKER & WALKER, Realtors with fireplace, dining room, eai lots of extra features. Ownei four bedrooms, bath, fireplace, rooms, 114 ball* 661 Broad St. Shrewsbury 7«l-iJU 1 Realtor in kitchen with wall-oven, I moving has priced house realis hot water baseboard heat, de- CAU. NOW 2OS Hwy. 35 Mlddletown 671-3311 RUMSON WATER FRONT tached oversized garage. $22 741-9030 MIDDLETOWN — 51 Martin PI. Three baths, basement, garage. $21,00 Take over now, now vacant—ani tally. bedrooms, m baths. WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom 500. MEDDLETOWN enjoy coming season. Located o Split level, Immediate possession, AYERS-TRUFOLO AGENCY homes, furnished or unfurnished, from RANCH — Conveniently locate* RUMSON — Business property four bedroomi, large plot, Mortgage LINCROPT - 113 Rlverbraok Avi 16 CHURCH STREET $85 to *175 per month for Incoming Shrewsbury River. Fine bulkhead Threa bedrooms, 3 b*lh. t personnel. THE BIRO AdENCl", RL in Little Silver. Fireplace in li two story frame dwelling, four can be assumed. $17,000. Firm. 15, lllddletown. 671-1000. floating dock, deep water. Se LITTLE SILVER LITTLE SILVER, N. J. Ing room, dining room, moder THE MEISTRICH' bedrooms, bath, basement, base- UNCROBT — 54 Sholbern Dt. Three this solidly built, poured concreti CAPE COD, four btdrooms, two bathi, \TTLNT1ON! We need homes for-sala kitchen, three bedrooms, tw board gas heat. $16,000. oil, steam heat, fireplace, laundry, bedrooms, 1 bath. 741-2838 four-bedroom year-round homi AGENCY or rent. May we list your hornet baths, basement, garage, porc nice treea and shrubs. Convenient LAWRENCE J. BCHlLUNd, Realtor, with fireplace in living room to schools, bus line and shopping, Subject to F.H.A, Approval landscaped % acre. This won Immediate occupancy—Exclsuivs with SHREWSBURY - Colonial dps CodWillo. w Drive and Farker Avenue, Little dining room, hot water base Newman Springs Road, Comei DENNIS K. BYRNE Asking $23,500. See Mr. Davfs. Silver. 747 4121. last $24,500. NEW SHREWSBURY BROWN & OVERTON AGENCY On a luce tree snided lot. Four bed board heat, oversized garage, anc REALTOR—1NSUROR Ranch, five rooms and bath, one-car room!, two nithi. Attached earage. PRIVATE BUYER — Wants [our or Steven Ave.. New Shrewsbury garage. M Peach St Prlct $10,300. 8 White St. Red Bank 741-2525 Full basement. A lo-rge patlft and 33x24' screened-in porch, ovei 8 West River Rd. Rumson more bedroom house. Will consider JUST LISTED - Immacula See Mr. Crawford. barbecue for summer enjoyment. Low large, older home In good condition. River Oaks three-bedroom rancl looking the river. Hurry) $22,50C 741-56&8 Phone 842-1150 taxes. Convenient transportation and BEACH EXCLUSIVE good M FOR THE WHOLE S1A/MILY— LOT FOR SALE EATONTO1VN — Ad- 741-9204 lank Building Atlantlo Highland; BEST BUY OP THE YEAIt-Ove ed Bank, lour bedrooms, excellent FIVE BEDROOMS — Vf, balhs. Owner acent Fort Monmouth. 1-3 wooded acre Red Bank, N. I. me acre of sped me tit shrubbery that Realtors condition, 17' den, living room, dlnl transferred to Pennsylvania must sell Sewer and all utilities. ff.OOO, 5422827 April 9, 16, 23. 30 133.12 291-1717 :ost over |1O,WG plus a lawn found only '31 Hivy. 35 Mlldletown room, kitchen, pantry, $25,600. A. FMD this most attractive Colonial split level LITTLE SILVER - Member North Monmouth >n high priced estates surround this 671-0600 MAFFEO AGENCY, 568 River Rd., home. Spacious living room. Formal COUNTY OF HONMOUTH Multiple Luting Service nost attractive Uuee-bBdroom ranch. r&lr Haven. 741-9333. dining room. Science kitchen, dishwash- 14 . acre. Call 741-6373 full basement. Hot water baseboard MEMBER RED BANK AND er. Family room 22x12' with fireplace. STATE OF NEW JEB8EX FRAME AND BRICK lent, raised hearth fireplace, enclosed NORTHERN MONMOUTH MIDDLETOWN — Bllht room split, Full basement, tile floor. Two car gn- Notice Is hereby given that sealed FAIR HAVEN - Convenient MULTIPLE USTTNO basement, large lot. Wo zoned base- rage. PLUS 18x3*' swimming pool. KoLMDEL — Acr« plot read; to bids will be received by the Board of CAPE COD itin porch, two-car garage and many board hect, excellent condition, ntras, school and bus, two-bedroom •xtra. closeti and cabinets. All thesi RIVER OAKS BPUT — Diret bed- Honw In Immaculate condition. UNUS- build on, 19,800. Chosen Freeholders of the County of eatures plus the superb condition and rooms, living room, fireplace, dining B2.50O. sntm ML BARGAIN! K9.9O0. BTANLEY K. Monmouth at Us place of meeting. Uu Quiet Little Silver location, Liv bungalow, expansion attic pos- jcation make this the best buy til room, kitchen, den, two balhs, base- GRACIOUS CENTER HALL — Colonial DOWNS, Realtor. Shrewsbury. 74M1017. RARTTAN-lOOxlOO, $3,M0. Hall of Records, Main Street, Free- sibility. Dry basement, Offered al he year. Only asking $31,950. lent, garage. $29,000. In eminent residential arm, In mint hold, N. J., on Tutsday, AirU 20, Ing room fireplace, bookcases, LOVELY THREE-BEDROOM SPLIT IMS U 2:00 o'clock. P.m.. Prevailing 112.900. condition. Perfect lor large family. No ENJOY SUMMER — Immaculate 10- MIDDLETOWN—*2,8M. Dining room with corner cup LEVEL — Living room, dlnlnjc room, more chauffeurlng tor mother. Within room split level ot rare beauty and Time, and opened and read In public SCHANCK AGENCY Immediately thereafter, for: board. Den. Two bedrooms, firsl kitchen and tfame room. Excellent walking distance of school, church and charm. Designed around 18x34 built-in EDWIN 8. STARK RUMSON - US-story, three-bed- lelghborhood. Only tour years old, Con- Realtor shops. Five oversized bedrooms, 314 Utered pool. Four largo bedrooms, 2'A REAL ESTATE and MORTQAQII COUNTY MAINTENANCE floor, Second floor dormitorj lltlon like new. Walk to Red Bank rail- Linden PI. Red Bank baths, 22' den with open Ureplace, den MATERIALS •com home. Full basement with baths, science kitchen. 14x26' living CONSULTANT room. Two garages, one attached, oad station, St. James Parish, MaJe room with fireplace, 21' sun room or or fifOt bedroom, marvelous kllchen, HUT. 35 Specifications, form of old, contract offer. Asking £20,500. formal dining room, basement, two-car and bond for the proposed work, pre- one detached. Well landscaped game room, attached garage. Ex- IIOH ON A HrLL — Sits a cozy cot- family room, den, formal dining room, MIDDLETOWN J*HB33 STERLING THOMPSON &. ASSOCIATES tage with ocean view. Two bedrooms separate breakfast room, basement garage, lovely screened porch by pool. pared by H. Leroy Martin, Monmouth cellent condition. Walking dis- Realtors Truly a home for entertaining lamlly BUILDING LOT — 79x120, corner West County Engineer, have been filed In plot, 100x200. Basement. Taxes and iten. Fenced-ln rear yard. City gaane room, garage. Lovely double lot Second St. and Chlngarora Ave., Key> tance to school. Offered at $18,500. sewers. Ideally located for transporta- This It a choice listing at a realistic or friends. Offertd at $29,900, Let us the office of Howard J. Preston, Mon- $449. $19,500. 747-5600 show you through. ELWOOD A ARM-port. See Edward A. Whitney, 53 mouth County Highway Supervisor In lon facilities. Make an appointment, price of (44,300. Let us show you Chlngarora Ave., Keyport. '. 3! Mlddletown. N.J. isklng price Is only «2,800. hrourfi ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG STRONG AGENCY, Realtor, S55 Pros- the Hall of Records aforementioned and CALL US TODAY vIIDDLETOWN - Four-bedroom, AOESCY, Realtor. 555 Prospect Ave., pea Awe., Little Silver. 741-4500. JOLTS NECK — Good, aore building may be Inspected by prospective bid- %-bath split level. 23x17 game- RETIREMENT HOME THE CURTIN AGENCY Little Silver. 741-45OO, site. *4600. Handy location. HAROLD ders during business hours. Bidders LINCROFT — Colonial decor enhances LINDEMANN, Broker, Batontown. 542- will bo furnished with a copy of the LITTLE SILVER win, % acre plot. Open patio, Justom built, situated on one acre, Realtor REDUCED TO BELL AT «l,800. — You Uie_charm of this, four bedroom split specifications by the Highway Super- >eaut([ully landscaped, five lovely inardo 291-1800 noJ. tffered at $26,900. oom s, brcezeway, attached garage, im- will like this weij.kept three-bedroom level home. Cathedral colling In the visor, upon proper notice. See how much real living you'll nedlate occupancy. $21,000. DO YOU LIKE A RURAL NEW ENG- ranch style home, Located In Middle- living room. Antiqued finish cabinets Bids must be made on standard pro- get in owning this comfortabli LAND TYPE ATMOSPHERE YET AC- town Township, A 50x180' lot. Oloss to n the kitchen. Paneled breakfast room. REAL ESTATE WANTED posal forms In the manner designated ELLA WILTSHIRE Agency CESSIBLE TO EVERYTHING? If so, ichoods, shopping, and buj stops. Lots ?V family room. Attached garage. therein and required by the specifica- eleven-year-old ranch. Living WEART - NEMETH )f space for kids to run. This home lalf acre plot, post and rail fence. :480 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright 842-000^ consider this cute, compact, cozy, ranch DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNERS tions; must be enclosed In sealed en> room 15x22; fireplace, formal lomB on one acre. Two bedrooms, one in be yours with (390 down, $53 FHA appraised at $18,500. STANLEY velpoes bearing the name and address AGENCY Open 7 Days lonthly. All Urms approximate and K. DOWNS, Realtor, Shrewsbury. 741- ARH THK8E YOUll PROBLEMS? dining room, eat-in kitchen, pine Hember Multiple Listing lied bath, good area with nice neigh- of the bidder and name of the work, bors. Asking $21,000. Broker* observa- lubiect to qualified buyers. 7S7-6600. 1017. Belnr translerredr Mortgan payments on the outside; addressed to the Board paneled den, three bedrooms, REALTOR HERE'S THE SPOT WHERE VOU tion: home In excellent condition. THE KIRWIN COMPANY, Realtora- too high? House too small? Are youof Ghoaen Freeholders of the County 3AN PADDLB YOUR OWN CANOE — GLAZEBROOK REAL ESTATE A3SOC Insurers, 160 Hwy. 36, West Keansburj. IUSTOM BUILT RANCH HOME—Fin lied down to a home and can't sell of Monmouth and must be accompa- tile bath and practically com- most appealing three-bedroom, 2H INC., Rumaon. 842.170O. Member Multiple Listings. eat quality construction. Foyer. Living nied by a bonding certificate and a pleted second bath. Loads o! room 30x15' with, fireplace, Formal because of a high mortgage? We will 10,2 WEST FRONT ST. iath WATERFRONT split-level only six EATONTOWN — Three-bedroom ranch, assume that high tnortgaie with cash certlded check, drawn to the order of closets, plot 110x200. Price %Xl 'ears old. Nice lot wlUi good old treer MODERN CAPE COD — With two dining room. Spacious kitchen, electric the Monmouth County Treasurer In the 741-2240 > shade yDUJ summer outdoor fun acres on hillside covered with pines large barbecue pit. One of the finest wallovcn and countertop range, dish- to you besides. mdlona of torn. WJII se*l at FHA We will buy your horns with any prob- sum of not less than Ten Per Cent 500. 24-HOUR SERVICE .sklnc $21,600. OLAZEEROOK REAL and dogwood, property borders on washer. Breakfast area. Four large 1096) of the amount of Ihe bid, and STATE A6S0C INC., Realtors, Rum- Jtiaiicw Lake large but compact home, appraised value. A. KOZICKY, REAL bedrooms, 2'i tiled bathi. Pmeicd fam- lem you have, >e delivered at the place and on the 812-1700. two-car attached garage, full basement, ESTATE, Rt. 35. Eatontown, 542-2223. ily room, air conditioned. Two car Ask about our Trada-Io Plan. hour above named. The standard pro- LAWRENCE J. Member of Red Bank ot watsr baseboard beat. Set your MANSBURG — Spotless four-room garage. Tremendous basement, 00' Never a commission involved whether posal forms will be furnished upon ap- Multiple Listing Service WO—BEDROOM RANCH - Excellent kr or call owner, 741-03(6. home for retired couple or newlyweds. long. Circulating hot water oil heat. 'e buy, sell or trade-in. plication to the County Highway Su- HidlttoD. large eat-In kitchen, fire* A-l condition, on shaded 60x100 lot. Also An acre of beautifully landscaped pervisor. SCHILLING lace, built-in walnut bookcases, air CENTURY OLD COLONIAL — In early DONT WAIT - CALL US NOW has patio with barbecue. A low fS,W0. lawns, specimen trees. This home Is The right Is reserved lo reject any miltloMni, two-or garage, comer lot American setting, In old historic vll- exceptional, UNSURPASSED VALUE! MANLBV ASSOC. DfC. REALTOR JALL HOUSE — For retired coupl« 100x100). Non-development. 115,500 ige. Eight immaculate rooms including <71-5]53 or all bids If deemed to the Interest starter home tor newlyweds, Baton our muter*sized bedrooms, three love- rodern four-bedroom home with llre- 42,500, STANLEY K. DOWNS, Realtor, of the County of Monmouth so to do. 'wner. 264.8868, wctkdayj alter 6 p.m. Shrewsbury, 741-1017. LAROB RESIDENCE - With about .own bungalow with two bedrooms ami jnytlme weekends. r modem baths. Center hall to large •lace, dining room and heated front By order of the Board of Chosen Willow Drive and Parker Ave, »ath, living room, eat-In kitchen, full .living room, separate formal dining »orch, Gaa baseboard heat, nn no-ioo 25 acres. Must have extra large rooms. 'reeholdera of the County of Mon- saaement, city sewers. Priced to sell AIR HAVEN — Private sale, ctolce room, spacious ultra-modern family 3t In nice residential area. Only 111,.HAZLET — Spacious seven and half Ind ai least six bedrooms. Location mouth. Little Silver w, at $12,(00. cm evening! and location. Two-atory colonial. Four big den, children'! basement playroom, na- 0. Mortgage arranged with iXQ down room sput: lii baths; ittached garage, in Main Road. Near Red Bank exit plus closing costs, to riunl '• wall-to-wall carpet; fenced; patio; of Garden State Parkway. Rolston JOSEPH C. IRWIN, Director mday». 7U-1309. bedroom master size 15x22, plus walk- jrai random width plank floors. Two li- WILLIAM L ULRICH, Clerk 747-4121 In closets, 2^ biths. Cherry paneled tory barn, charming secluded old gar-•HE SMOLKO RE>' *V storms. Other extras. WsJk lo school Waterbury Reallor, If W. Front St., OOKINO FOR A HOME — On a. dead tn,. Urge living room, ptoture window den. Believe It or not, only S3«,6oo. CY, 285 Main St.. Keanaburg. 7(7-0125. nd transit. S18.S00. Owner, 234-0628. Red Bank. 7(7-3500. .prll 9 $13.11 id rtreet? We have one. Time-bed- id fireplace. Full dining room. Coun- Many other wonderful features left for •oom ranch within walking distance to ry kitchen, modern built-in durtmuher, your surprise. ELWOOD A. ARM- % GEORGE SIXTA BELFORD CAPE—New, four bed chool and transportation. Lovely sat-ln raJI-oven, counter-top range, etc. 3TIWNO AQENCY, Realtor, 555 Pros RIVETS rooms, attached Harare, full basement, iltchen, living room with dining area, Ireikfut area. Finished basement itct Ave., Little Silver, 741-<50O. 100x100 plot, 515,MO. 'all bailment, attached garatt. Asking' layrovm. Attractively planted. Klany lfl.600. See It today. ROLSTW trees. Just under ons acre. Buyer oau 3AK HILL COLONIAL — Four bed MIDDLETOWN RANCH—Attached ga- WATBRBURY REALTOR, It W. Front assume mortgage under S per cent rooms, low 30's. Dining room, den, play- rage, lull basement, large lot with St., Ked Bank. 747-3900. Iced In low HO'B. 717-0924. room, 2% baths, mo-car garaje, fire- Irees, J19.S0O. place. $71-3)84. ;UMBON-FAIK HAVBN SCHOOLS — lEANSBURO — Five-room older home MIDDLETOWN COLONIAL — Large ou'll thank us for letting you preview Ith dining room, oil heat. Only 17,500. RIVERFRONT — Most attractive home IV.'acre plot, lour bedroomi, three 's lovely River Oaks ..ranch, with WATEAlf REALTY, Real Estate, 218 only two years old. Spacious living bains. 122,600. ;ee bedrotoms and den or fourth bed- &rr Ave., Keanaburg. TS7-B88*. room. Formal dlMng room. Deluxe Kim, Two (uu baths, fireplace in living kitchen, range, dishwasher. Paneled HOLMDEL IMNCH—New, full but- ram, separate dining room, kltchBn N HILL IN LITTLE SILVER - Eight len. Four large bedrooms, 2H baths. With dlBhwashor, baaenunt game room. oom ranch. Two oaths. Ltrffa family Two-car garage. Basement OUT- raent, attached-two-car finished 'ga- Many extras. Offered at 139,000. Call Dom. m.SOO. 741-9135. STANDING VALUE NOW $36,900. •age, 119,000. today. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG STANLEY K. DOWNS, Realtor, Bhrewjl- .OENCY, Realtor. 543 Prospect Ave., UD BANK - Cape Cod house with bury. 7U-HO17. EDWIN 8. STARK ittle Silver. 7IM5O0. Utached garage In beautiful area on REAL ESTATE and MORTGAGE sadend street Near all schools. Living WARMING CALIFORNIA RANCH — CONSULTANT /ER1 NICE r~ White stucco house, om with fireplace, bay window dining lorderlng woods and brook. Three bed HWY. 35 MIDOLETOWN rtaok ihutten. Four bedrooms, two Him, two windowed kitchen and twoooms, extra large kitchen, separate 264-0333 Ivlnt rooms, dining room, kitchen, en- rfrooms. Completely finished luiurl Inlng area. Full basement. Offered at iloaed porch, two pantries, laundry JS five window expansion attic. Large 17.90a ELWOOD A. ARM8TRONO UNCROFT, •oom, one modern bath, tvs-ur ga- iihogmy paneled recreation room and .QENCY. Realtor. 555 Prospect Ave., BUILDER'S MODEL ,1'tlt Sliver. 7(1(500. SACRIFICE rage. Lot Mx20O. Excellent condition. riolosed porch. Low taxes. Call 741-0312 Custom-built Colonial; three or four 3onvenlent locaUon. Near schools, town 'ter II p.m. id bus slop. For Information call 1 lUVAYS IN GOOD TASTE — OOBAN bedrooms: one-acre site, (32,000; 10 per l-HOO. HFIEE BEDROOMS — lOOxlOO , '0WNSH1P. Colonial In a rustic setting, cent down Oreentree Terrace, off Now- snc&d, near Port Monmouth school, i brook for fishing In summer, Ice man Springs Rd., next to Christian fALL TOWNSHIP - Three-bedroom iking «2,6flO, Call 787-07SI, tkating In winter, eat*ln kitchen, dtn- ME* MONMOUTH - Three-bedroom ustom-bullt ranch. Hot water base- Ing room, den, four bedroom', 114 oard heat, full cellar. Situated on two REWBBUKY BOROUGH RANCH baths, fully air conditioned. Builder ranifi, very food location. Asking SIS,- )mer lots on semi-dead-end street. Ight rooms, 1^ baths. Choice area, Ida Owner. 611-2(99. irie lot. Ctll. 747-2531. aacrl/loe SH.m. RAY BELL, REAL- By ED DODD lose to Parkway, ocean and shopping TORS, T75-4860. Evenings and Sundays. MARK TRAIL UTRATHMORE - Three-tKdrocm Co- irner, Call owner after 6, 233-3102. UBTOIUC SHREWSBURY — Modem il. Long 531.3502. agents. lonln). corner plot, fireplace, carpeting, sjich home. Six rooms. Fireplace In rf WELL, JEAN, THIS 15 WHEN I MAKE UP MV MINP IlL AU BE plua many extras. 823,500. 866-8627. ha living room. Dining room. Three •AIIl HAVEN — Choice location, two- LOST FOREST, JOHNN/.. I HAVE A JDDLETOWN — N«w bl-level, »1«,9!L. ledrooms, tiled bilh. piaster -walls. All tory, center hall Colonial. Four over SOOCBVE AGAIN... AND I STILL IET VOU KNOW, SCOTTy.,50 fViARK...VOU C0LT8 NECK — Four-bedroom Colo- our large bedrooms, oversized kitchen, [ml bedrooms, 2U baths, chirry- GOING TO HUHRV UP CALL TO GO TO nial, 2W baths, expandable attic, formal creation room, utility room, dryer, lewly decorated. Attached garage. PDN'T KNOW WHAT VOUVE DECIDED., LET'S KEEP W TOUCH / lcely landscaped plot. CALL NOW! aneled den, large living room with LOST POREST. HEW VDRK.' dialog room, large family kitchen with 4 baths, garage, sewers, large plot Icture window and fireplace, fall din* INLY 09,900. STANLEY K. DOWNS, is IT KIPS OR coues* ? BM? wall-oven, countertop stove built-in ear achool and transportation. Lealtor, Shrewsbury, 741-1017. Ing room. Modern kitchen with Colonial desk, Intercom system, dishwasher. LOOK AT 137 BTATBSIH PLACB eharm has all frud!t-tn corrYenlences. Larfe paneled family room with fire- Builders: VA 6-2321 or PL 7-84M iTLANTJO HIOHLAND8 HIUS — IfMaster bedroom 15*23', plus walk-In place and bullt-ln's, with sliding doors on like, big solid houses, this Is for :loset*. Paneled basement with tiled leading to patio. Lovely trees on acre AST KSJAN8BURG — Four rooms, 3u. Four large .bedrooms, big (family loor and attached two-oar garage, lot lot, low lan.es, MB-4627. us enclosed porch. Newly redecorated, re) dining" room, living room &nd .Uractlvety planted. Many trees. Just vallable for quick occupancy. Asking tchen, two fireplaces, hot water heal, inder one acre. Buyer can assume • NEW MONMOUTII - SUPBRCALIS- »,60O. 787-76!!. ly. siwers. and only S14.500. Very oortragfl under 6 per cent Priced In HAOIU8TIC BUY — Four-bedroom >RT MONMOUTH - Cape Cod. Three beral terms. Act now for an appoint' 140's. Principals only. T47-09M, hwue, 114 oaths, recreation room, two- drooras, extra large modem kitchen, Lent. All terms approximate and sub- car garage, asking fl8,BO0. What will Ith unfinished room upstairs-, suitable ject to quariflsd buyers. 7S7-SM0. THE !ATONTOWN-$17,500 buya thhls beau- , you oiler? 6T1-3410. r extra bedroom, on 7BX2001 lot. CTftWAN COMPANY, Realtons-Inrurc*!. tiful three-bedroom ranch, with living - 5 'PER CENT DOWN - On FHA ap- lllng direct at $13,1100. Can 717-MK, Canvptrtlli Junction, Betford. Member room, dining room* modem kitchen praised three-bedroom ranch, 8ea own- :er 5:30. ; lulUple Listings. with wsal-oven, table-top range, full er, 224 Hamlltonlun Dr., Mlddletown. basement. 'Walking distance to school [RXWBBURY RANCH — Three bed- AIDDLETOWN—Three-bedroom ranch. jid transportation. Screened porch. THBEU BEDROOM RANCH — Full ims, Me bath, modern punlal JdtcH- 7 mm old. Comer lot Large eat-In ilty semen. Call evening! and Sunday*. bMtment. Oft Conover La,, MMdletown. langi living room, utility room, Itchen, dining room, full buemnnt. !omer lot, well shrubbed. Low ttra, 117,800. M1-46M after « P.m. '*ik to Kboou. oi mortgMi. ni-sra tiooM or m-iaoe. April—9,-1965 THE DAILY ££GJSIEfl Buck Text GOP Club Comparative ReligwnTo Be ShownHits Boost FREEHOLD — Buck Engineer Series Ends Sunday ing Co. will display a new 172- For Hydrants page text and laboratory manual RARITAN TOWNSHIP - "An HUMSON - "A Jewish View- for the teaching of electricity and ASIUkY PARK • RED tANK * UKK outrageous increase." point" will be presented by Rabbi electronics next week at the 27th Jack M. Rosoff, spiritual leader That's what the local Republi- annual convention of (he Ameri of Congregation Bnai Israel, here, can Club has to say concerning when the congregation presents can Industrial Arts Association the recent boost in the fire the concluding lecture in its com- at Tulsa, Okla. hydrant rentals granted to the West Keansburg Water Co. by parative religion series Sunday at The company, which spetilizes 8:30 p.m. the Public Utilities Commission. White Shirts for every in equipment for the teaching The club has petitioned state Rai*i Rosoff will discuss the profession, will also show new representatives to hold an in- Jewish point of view on the na- vestigation. ture of roan and his relationship devices. The convention will ran to God, the nature of the Mes- April 12 through 15. Its resolution asks state officials siah and salvation, and individual Ted Holmes, a company sales to "do all in their power to find man and boy this Easter! the cause as to why such an in- freedom and religious authority. representative recently returned tolerable increase has been Educated at Harvard, Teachers from a business tour of the Far granted . . . find means of re- College of Columbia University, East, will be among speakers at ducing this increase as soon as Hebrew Teachers College and the possible . . . and find means of Jewish Theological Seminary, the meeting of more than 2,500 school department heads. preventing a similar occurence Rabbi Rosoff holds bachelor de- from happening in the future." grees in clinical psychology and religious education and master's er at Christian Brothers Acade- Copies of the resolution will be Boys' white shirts degrees in educational psycholo- my, Lincroft. sent to Governor Richard J. Hughes, State Sen. Richard R. gy and Hebrew literature. In 1957, The Buddhist viewpoint was ex- he attended the School of Judaica Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff Stout and State Assemblymen Al- plained by Professor William fred N. Beadleston, Irving E. with spread, tab or M Hebrew University, Theodore deBary,, professor of Church, Red Bank, and president Keith and Patrick J. McGann, Rabbi Rosoff served as chap- Chinese and Japanese, and chair of the Greater Red Bank Area Jr. lain at Fort Monmouth for two man of the Department of Chi Council of Churches, discussed button-down collars years. Before assuming the pul- nese and Japanese and of the The resolution states, "Theveitl- the Protestant viewpoint. pit here last year, he was Committee on Oriental Studies of ens of Raritan have recently been 1 spiritual leader of Beth Bmeth The Catholic viewpoint was pre- Columbia University. informed that the tax increase for left: Wash-wear Belfast * self-ironing this.year is 59 cents per $100 as- Synagogue, Larchmont, N. Y. sented by Brother Columban Pat- Tickets for Sunday's lecture The series opened Feb. 25 sessed valuation, thereby raising cotton with reinforced collar and cuffs rick, head of the religion depart- will be available at the syna- he tax rate to a record $4.11 per when Rev. W. Gorton Lowden, ment and a senior religion teach. gogue Sunday evening. $100 of assessed valuation." for longer waar. Sizes 8 to 20! 3.50 minister of the First Methodist

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