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VOL, 86, NO. 205 3a««flU»gg •ffi RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1964 1 7c PER COW RfcGi OHE Worse Tragedy Averted 2 Critically Injun In Plant Blasts. Fire By FRANK W. HARBOUR Within 15 feet of the Industrial and exploded, everyone at the jured, from a nearby, adjacent CLIFFWOOD - Two Middle Handling Co. building is another scene — firemen, first aJdmen, house which was scorched by town post office employees, propane gas company, Standard police, auxiliary personnel, news- the fire after the first explosion. burned over must of their bod- Propane Corp., with several hun- men, photographers, and a num- Chief Connelly said there were ies, ar£ fighting for their lives dred loaded gas'cylinders stored ber of children who sneaked four small explosions and one this morning as a result of pro-in the yard, and two large (30- through the nearby woods to large one. Bits of metal flew as pane gas tank explosions and fire fooMong) tanks filled with liquid watch — more than 300 persons far as 300 feet, to the site of the which yesterday destroyed the propane, about 40 feet from the— could have been killed. Matawan Township First Add ABLAZE •— Propane gas tank repair building, an inferno, at height of blaze yesterday. There were five explosion^ Industrial Handling Co., Amboy burning building. If the entire Standard Propane Squad building on Prospect Ave. While the Keyport aerial truck yard had gone up, it would have Knocked Down two persons critically injured. Firemen theorize thai welding may have sparked' propane residue in empty Rd. The men, who worked part poured water onto the flames, wreaked destruction and death One of the explosions knocked cylinder to set off first explosion. time at the company, were iden- pumper trucks and other units for blocks around. down two men, Theodore KrieU- tified as Frank Mariani, 39, ofrained water down onto the near- But constant streams of water man, 51 Deborah La., Strath- 832 Palmer Ave., Middletown, by loaded cylinders and the were trained on the two sites for more, a member of the First Aid and Frank Kiernan, 38, of 60 tanks, to keep the Standard Pro- more than T>/2 hours until all Squad, and James R. Burlew, Campbell Ave., Port Monmouth. pane Corp. yard from turning in- danger was past. former township Democratic Both are in critical condition to a holocaust of massive ex- There were 14 fire trucks at theleader, an onlooker. at Perth Amboy General Hospi- plosions. scene, along with nine ambu- Police said the fireman man- tal. Police officials said if the tanks lances. ning the hose atop Keyport's aer- Police said the fire'started at and cylinders had caught fire A man and wife escaped, unin (See FIRE, page 2) 5:30 p.m. as a result of the first of five explosions in the 40x60- foot frame building. Political Ping-Pong in Trenton The company repairs propana gas tanks and cylinders, Cliff- wood Fire Chief James J.- Con- nelly reported. The chief said cause of the fire has not been WatchdogAgency Voted determined. Fireman Hurt Also injured in the blaze was By' The Associated Press create an efficiency study of appellation of witch-hunt, this Cliffwood Fire Co. fireman Eu- state government without the one does," Grossi continued. gene Demish, 33, of 97 West Con- TRENTON (AP) — The Newconsent of the governor. The measure appropriate* course. He was treated at Perth Jersey Legislature emerged $59,000 for a commission to Amboy Hospital for face burns from another round of political In a straight party-line split, the Senate passed a bill setting operate until Jan 11, 1966. It and released. ping-pong Monday — with Re- was sent to Gov. Richard J. publicans citing the Federal up a nine-member civilian Firemen said Demish was watchdog agency over crime. Hughes who has indicated h« knocked dovm by one of the Constitution and Democrats will veto it. The Governor, Sen- quoting Thomas Jefferson. The Republicans, citing the smaJler explosions as he tried theory, of checks and balances ate President and Assembly to get closer to fight the fire. The latest and loudest volley in the Federal Constitution, Speaker would each be em- The blaze could have turned in the bi-partisan feud took claimed the council would add powered to appoint three mem- into a major disaster except for place on the floor of the Senate bers of the council. the determination and bravery of one more check to Improve law when the Republican majority enforcement. Republicans contended • ther* WHAT'S LEFT — THE BAD, THE GOOD — All that was left of Industrial Handling Co. after fire yesterday »me 175 volunteer firemen from moved to revive a controversial : always room for improve- law enforcement council and to Senate Minority Leader An- waj part of brick chimney flue pointed out by Neil Holingsworth of Keyport First Aid Squad and rubble, shown three towns. ment in every agency in govern- thony J. Grossi, D - P a s s a i c , ment and law enforcement is in left photo. Two men's lives now hang in the balance. But several hundred lives could hava been taken if countered that the words of Jefferson have particular bear; no exception. liquid propane tanks, right photo, in storage yard adjacent to blaze, had be«n sparked by fire and exploded. Road's Ownership ing in this instance. Grossi noted that assembly-' Firemen kept hundreds of loaded cylinders, as well as tanks, wet down, and Averted major disaster. Aerial man' Irving E. Keith, R- " 'This is a form of tyranny Monmouth, was one of the chief truck hose is trained on blaze at right. , over the minds of man,*" Gros- si complained, referring to a (See UEGI5IATURE, Page 2) Puzzles Planners passage attributed to the third EATONTOWN - Who owns old Ben Wander, agent for Middle- President ot the United States. End of Teachers' Fight Shark River Rd.? brook at Monmouth, told the Grossi characterized the bilRegister Home Not the borough,, which vacated board the firm would seek to as a smear against the face of it several years ago, the Planning discover the road's owners. honest, reputable law enforce- Board said last night. The development would include ment officers. H6; challenged Improvement Determination of the road's the 31-lot subdivision ort Wyckoff the GOP to pinpoint one instance ownership is one of the things Rd. ,recei)tly approved for An where law officers were 'not Pay Raises-176 Contracts that must be accomplished be- thony 'J, Piccola'," Mr. Wunder doing their job. Issue Today fore approval can be granted a said.- ,..>• "If ever a bill deserved the The Red Bank Register today MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - In structors—out of 186— her new assignment. world and sent stock prices tum- Today's Index ing a dark raincoat, according to James F. Humphreys, presi- bling on the U.S. Pacific Coast police. dent or the YMCA board of di-before the director-general of Page Page The intersection is controlled rectors, announced that invi- Tass, the Soviet news ogency, TAKES OFFICE — President Lyndon B. Johnson, right rear, looks oh as oaths of office Allen-Scott 6 Herblock 8 by a pedestrian walk light, but tations to the dinner, to bo heldtermed it "rubbish." are taken by Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, third from left, of Red Bank, and other Amusements 10 Movie Timetable 10 ndications are the two soldier! in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury, will Tnss reported today that Khru- women sworn to government posts at White House yesterday. Mrs. White ii ambas- Births 2 Obituaries 2 didn't use it, the chief said. bo mailed this week. Harry D. shchev had begun talks this morn- Bridge 5 Sylvia Porter * Both drivers were released In D. Nelson, Jr., Fair Haven, Is Ing with Polish Communist Party sador-dasignate to Denmark. Others are, from left, Mrs. Mary Keyserling of Washing- John Chamberlain 8 Sports 14-15 $2,500 bail each for arraignment chairman, Secretary Waldyslaw Gomulka ton, head of Labor Department Woman's Bureau; Mrs. Dorothy Jacobson, Lebanon, Classified _ 16-17 Stock Market 4 tomorrow on mandatory charge* The committee expects 200 toand Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz, Minn., assistant secreary of agriculture, and Federal Judge Juanita Matthewj, admin- Comics 17 Successful Investing 4 of causing death by auto. attend. Officers and directors will who arrived in Moscow Monday Crossword Puzzle 5 Television 10 Patrolmen Lawrence DaVtto be elected and installed. from Warsaw. istering oathi. (AP Wir«photo] Editorials ( Women'i News M and David CoonsHy i BinhsJ Is Dead at 71 UDIIUHniLO 'Bubbling Morass' MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Bar- See $2.5 Million Ratable ton B. Cook, 7), of 16 Aodover BTVESVIEW HARRY 7H0RNTON Bed Bade La., Strathnsore, one o» the for*- EATOMTOWN — Hurry Thorn- Mr. tad Mrs. Mm Solan, 115 KEYPORT - A WA :, tod a {296 rtise tor u>thei Oe.^»k» Shade^.~^-s sectio>~-—n o—f M*ta most designer* of *Wp« to the ton, 58, of n West St. died tX Ul Back in the News Harrison Ave., Fair Haven, ton ralible is beinj pfopr/sed htrt, fat ma&sUaix. w*n TowosWp. The new txrArvA worM, vd Laur- Senate candidacy of Earl Moody ence Harbor were at the scene. the arrest Sunday nigh! of three Rohl. She had }(yed in Wicka- In 1890, the Pan-American Un- of Middletown, were about healed Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daley, 58 hospitals to report suspected As for the other, package plants Charles F. Marer, an employee juveniles for breaking into Hop- tunk 10 years and formerly was ion was created at the confer- when inter-party fighting again Hull Ave., Freehold, son, yester- — Shorecrest and Middletown cases of child abuse to county day. of Standard Propane Corp., heard kins' Drug Store, First and Church of Matawan. She was a member ence of American states in broke out over nominations for Greens, officials said they would prosecutors. It was sent to the Sts. of St. Joseph's Catholic Church Washington. candidates for this fall's county- lenate. the first explosion at 5:30 and ultimately be tied into the system called in the alarm to police. According to police, the trio of Keyport. In 1912, the luxury liner Ti- wide campaign. but not immediately. —The Assembly defeated a were found in the cellar of the tanic struck an iceberg on her Hit by Car Police said Industrial Handling Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Dotfman Disappointed Most of Township bill designed to cut school con- !o. rented its building from store as they apparently were Thomas Corrado of Wickatunk; a maiden voyage from Liverpool struction costs by permitting The night Howard was picked MATAWAN — A.!)i year-old As proposed, the system in Standard Propane, and repaired surprised by a patrolman. son Pederit* J. RoJil of Jersey to New York. Of the 2,000 per- school boards to accept omnibus to run for Congress, the most boy suffered minor injuries yes- eludes most of the township with Standard Propane cylinders and Police said Patrolman Howard Cilv; a sistor in Hungary; three . sons aboard, only 700 were sorely disappointed member of terday after being struck by a exception of the westernmos' construction bids. saved. tanks. Until about a year ago, Creed discovered that the rear randchildren, nnd one great- the steering committee was Nor car at Main St. and Ravine Dr. sections and the Chapel Hill and Both houses will reconvene door of the store had been forced. In 1943, Royal Air Force the building was used by the grandson. man Dorfman. He was county Police identified the boy a.< Locust areas, where officials said Monday. state Hiphwav Department for He investigated and found the planes were bombing Stuttgart, campaign manager last year and development did not warrant The funeral tentatively Is set eorgp Wells, Jr., 347 Forrest storaqe of vehicles.' youths in the cellar. for 8:30 a.m. Thursday from the Germany. is chairman of the Ocean County sewers. MATTESON IN HOSPITAL Ave., this place. Police Chief J. Edqar Wilkinson Police said the buys ranged in fiedlc Funeral Home, Malawan, In 1945, funeral rites for Pres- Democratic outfit. v According to police, the boy SHREWSBURY - Principal While voting to accept the re- was in charce of the police con- age from 14 to 16. with Requiem Mass at 9 a.m. in ident Franklin D. Roosevelt Since then, there have been was treated for cuts and bruises port and forward to the state and Howard E. Matteson is in a Phila- were held in the White House. ingent at the scene. Township According to police, two of the •t. Joseph's Church. Burial will rumblings and grumblings ove at the office of Dr. Aram Cap- federal government, officials delphia hospital for observation. Committeeman Charles W. Dry- juveniles have previous records Ten years ago—British For- be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. the leadership. Some Democrat tanian, Main St. made it clear that this action did Curtis Bradley, vice principal and den, police chairman, njade n and admitted breaking into the eign Secretary Anthony Eden are griping because, they say, Police said the boy ran out not constitute a commitment to irincipal-designate, reported for preliminary Investigation at the disclosed that Britain had drug store on several occasions COOPER BRIDGE CRASHES there has been only a sprinkling 'rom behind a line of parked cars enter into a sewer program. Mr. Matteson at last night's site. in the past. They are being held pledged close association with of patronage from the state RED BANK - Police were in- into the path of an auto operated Mayor Moody said no decision Board of Education meeting. He Police said one unidentified in the juvenile shelter in Free- the European defense commu house. They blame Gov. Richard by Joseph G. Petronic, 17, of 6 vestigating an accident on the las been reached as to whether said the principal's hospitalizatlon man had some of his hair burned hold ponding a juvenile hearing. local end of Cooper Bridge, at nity by stationing her armed J. Hughes and chairman Campi West Court St., MorRanville. here will be a public referendum was recommended by his physi forces on the continent. for that. off. The third youth had been re- press limn todny. Middletown po- >n the proposal. cian after a period of dizzy spells There were about 100 cylinders Five years ago—The Robert leased in the custody of his par- lice worn simultaneously investi- The group which would ous PLANNERS TO MEET He noted that it is not required nd headaches. nnd small tanks in the Industrial A. Tuft Memorial Bell Tower nts. gating another accident at that Campi is scheduled to meet to RED BANK - The Planning :>y, law but said this problem Handling Co. building and ynrd. Police said the trio broke open end of the bridge. Details of the was dedicated on the Capitol morrow nij>ht at the Shore Motel Board will meet tonight at 7:30 vould have to be faced at a later DAR PLANTS TREE When firemen left tJir scene, l pinbnll machine and took sonic accidents wore not Immediately grounds in Washington. Ocean Township. Katz is expected n .special session in the Building late. SHREWSBURY - The Daugh- about 8:15, there was nothing •hange. available. One year ago—A naval court to be present to count heads and Inspector's Office in the Munic- Officials also indicated that they ers of the American Revolution left but a pile of nibble, and n The store has been broken into of inquiry was investigating the votes, and to carry on from there ipal Building. A proposed >!in to hold more hearings with ilanted an oak tree at the school few feet of brick chimney flue. >n atait six other occasions, po- Buying or selling? Use th« loss of the nuclear submarine In the meantime Campi is apartments control ordinance esidents about the details or the yesterday In observance of Ar- Police estimated damage at about Hoc said, with small amounts of Register Classified for quick re- Thresher with 129 men aboard. quiet, firm and confident. will be discussed. iroposal. x>r Day, whi«h is April 24. $10,000. change being taken each time. mits.—Advertisement. Stirs Up Borough

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Gilbert's topic will be well known Republican and philanthropist, joins retiring Congressman Jamei C. Auchin- The program, an adult educa- American School." MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. tion course, based on the topic A seminar on "Citizen Actlc HIGHWAY 35 AT HEADDON'S CORNER, MIDDLETOWN cloii, right, in wishing Freeholder Marcus Daly, alto of Lincroft, success in his candi- 'Equal Opportunity for Youth," for Better Schools" will end dacy for the congressional seat in the Third District primary election. Mrs. Thompson will be presented by the Asbury day's program. SHADYSIDE 1-5060 • PROSPECT 5 1333 and R«p- Auchincloss expressed their satisfaction In Daly'i ability to tsrve Monmouth Park, Greater Red Bank and Additional sessions of Long Branch Sections of the Na- group Will be held Wednesi Coll Either Number Day or Night — d Ocean CourrtiM at congressman. tlonad Council of Jewish Worn- April 29, and Wednesday, MayI 13. -**• fpflowiaj bid aad adced quotations from tat National Ana- By FBANCI3 STILLEY the Dead Sea Scrolls; the Re- «•**** Secarffiet Dealer*, lac, do not reptesenraent actoal trtttMo- NEW YORK (AP) - It won't [public of China, a collection of TbefJlinoU Pavilion wilJ hiv* to**."!*** am a grids to the rang* r""- -"-*• *3Z\^«w- take 80 days to make a trip jade and precious jewelry. a Ii(e-siH, animated fipirt ol CAAELESS DWVINO Abraham Lincota mated by or around the world at the New A typical Flemish village hat UNION BEACH - the Walt Diiney organizatkm. YoriuWorid'a Fair, beta »et up by Belgium. BuM Sttra la UuMitimCmut BANKS But even in a" tew days tint About half the 50 a It will UUc, sit, fluid, mike Bid sii/jr may feel as though he will be represented with pa- gttiurpi, «riiile. cfaudOe, hm N*tfcm«l 2.&0 US has enjoyed a globe-circling vilions or other «xhibiu. til The uttertAcet will be ex- «* etnteti Cwrtrti loney B*sk JO cerpts Imm Lincoln speectoi Roger £. Spew By ROGER E. SPEAR tour lasting a much longer] The purpose will be to show Pitmen ft Merchants time. [their products, natural re- and sayings. wer PUst Merchants National Bank M 9% la sayings. I , Q) "My husband and I are!tinue with Puget Sound Power & The gourmet can get his (ill,sources, recreational features LiLouisiani a Is recreating a po K«aniburg-Mlddletown 1000 410 Light and Liggett and Myers. The Louisiana is recreating a por- Thomfined e$15 Rd., and, VernoWest nK St. Haum, 7 both retired and receiving social from Danish buffet to Canto- and industry. Many also will tion of the Vieux Carree section Mowaouth County National (xxx) .15 other Issues, several of which ofn nNe niw th Orleanse Vieux , Carrecomplete sectioe witnh mfine dRive $15r, anRd.d Verno, Fairn HaijjW.jpS. . N. J. National Bank (xx) .50 30 security. We are very disappoint- nese, and from Jordanian deli- have restaurants featuring J, National Bank Rights 1.00 ed in the performance of many hold promise, are not deemed cacies to Pakistani pickles. National, Keyport 3.00 90 of our stocks, which have de- suitable for your portfolio and Those with a thirst, also wil Bright National 100 70 clined while the market has been as replacements, I suggest for find plenty in numerous cock National Bank or Spring Lake 40 rising. We own Puget Sound Pow- income appeal American Can, At tail lounges and bars of the for- INDUSTRIAL er & Light, Reynolds Metals, M- lantic Refining, Duquesne Light eign countries. Libbey-Owens-Ford, and C.I.T. jgrockway Glass <*) 293/4 G-M, Reichhoid, Fedders, J. W. The foreign exhibits will be Mays, Hawthorne Financial, U.S.Financial, which as a group show free. Prices for food and en Switch to Piels Sjdrd ft Company 4% Steel, Bethlehem, Liggett & better than a 4 per cent yield. tertainment will range from TJiflomnvQmn ^^&>IHUU 6% Wi Myers, and Boeing. Q) "I am 47 years old with modest to expensive. •Mnnrnrqrth Electric 1V4 2*4 A) Your choice of stocks, con- ! 14 two teen-age children. I have $40, Examples: 12 4 sidering your age and presumed 'N. J, Natural Gas Common (x) 20% 22% 000 in savings accounts, $8,000 in African Tree House Restau- objective, has been unfortunate. ,N. J. Natural Gu PM, (z) 21 23 insurance, and only a small mort- rant, with foods and entertain' I feel that you should give Rowan Controller 6'4 714 gage on my home. My annua' ment indigenous to the African "Big 16" more consideration in the future friral Metal ll'/ 12% income is $12,000. Should 1 continent—average meal $4 in 2W to better quality issues with y. S. Homes fc Development Corp. continue to accumulate money in eluding one drink. •Window Tele-Tronics greater assurance as to relative the bank with an eye to future U) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock (xxx) Including 3c extra. safety of principal and regular- financial security, or should : Hashemite Kingdom of Jor- ^"Rights ity of dividends. start an investment program o: dan Restaurant, featuring Jor- Get I/3 more been I would suggest that you con- some kind? If the latter is ad- danian food—50 cents to $2. visable, can you name some House of Japan Restaurant, slocks?" A. B. with both Japanese and interna- tional dishes, music and danc- Egg Market A) Thank you for your confi ing, typical Japanese floor Six 12-oz. cans=72 ounces dence in questioning me. NEW YORK' (AP)-(USDA)— shows—a la carte items from 25 RCA VICTOR ENGINEERING AND EXPERIENCE Wholesale egg offerings ample. 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NEW YORK (AP) - The stocl ers continued to speculate on a Stock Exchange. On the Pacific PORTABLE TV market staged an irregular de rise in earnings and the possi- Coast Exchange, however, trad- cline yesterday in moderately ac bility of an increased dividend. ing picked up and prices were Peak tive trading. Transitron, the low-priced spec- ximmed. In Moscow, a Soviet Flavor Profit-taking In airlines, a fur- ulation which caught trading press official denied the rumor ther rise by cigarette stocks, an' fancy last week, put on an even as "rubbish" and said he had strength in selected issues includ- Registered*. stronger performance as it ad- :een Khrushchev at the Kremlin ing Chrysler, Transitron am vanced 1% to 8!4 on 141,000 some of the rails highlighted th shares, making it second most in normal condition. session. active. On the American Stock Ex- The Dow Jones industrial av Third was Texas Gulf Sulphur, Jiange prices also were unevenly erage declined .44 to 821.31. up % at 30% on 126,500 shares. lower. Volume was 1.4 million Volume was 5.37 million share: Next most active was Sperry iharea compared with 1.41 mil compared with 5.01 million Fr: lion Friday. day. Rand, off % at 17i/2 (Sperry's Of 1,345 issues traded, 568 devolume was boosted by a single dined and 505 advanced. New block of 66,000 shares) and Pan highs tor the year totaled 101 American World Airways, off 3'/8 and new lows 16. at 7514. Eight of the 15 most actiy Continental Airlines lost \% stocks fell and seven rose. .' United 1%, Eastern and Delta Chrysler ran into a wave oi each, Braniff %, Western % very heavy buying in the after- American % while Northwest noon and advanced V/i to 49Vf gained % on 234,900 shares, making it th Reynolds Tobacco, up % was most active stock. Wall Street- ;he most heavily-traded of the cigarette stocks. Liggett and Myers rose 1% and American To- bacco %. Lorillard and Philip Mil Morris gained % each. WHY PAY Despite the uncertain rail pic- ture, some of the carriers were Oil."•'..'. •••)!• -I. MORE? in demand. New York Central ami* rose 1, Baltimore and Ohio 1% and Chesapeake and Ohio 1 IBM lost 6V2, Polaroid % SinvtrfHt, and easy to cany.,, the DELE- Union Carbide 1, U. S. Smelting GATE It the perfect "second" sec.'.lf de- % and Control Data % liver* fine performance thanks'fotfiVndw U.S. Industries declined V/j aft- er a revised report for the last RCA Power Grid VHF Tuner and'powerful year showed a loss instead of a 18,000 volt chassis. It has a built-in,adjust- profit. able monopole antenna and comes in a An unconfirmed rumor that handsome mist white cabinet. 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A film will be. itown. *< Is Headed S.8te«il rirst Aid Ur National Guard wMl present Tl>e pubiic it invited, *nd 6x0; Ifi powibie ihtt tu brfdje pUy. act** two-boor program covering ( mpkOBg the tertes wai rectiv* «M *r» dift, but don't «cpect "Air R«*eut." MM) « there wU By Crowley tLBenbr***, U. Forbid a certificate o! merit. *•» to «» deft, Sometime, Seminar be two speaker* oa fnctura, dis- WEST KEAMSBWIG - J«m<* 28. JL The Hani MARLBORO - The firt* » location* tad trafitporttUop erf *Spoa«ot Iwnbtei not for * «*»• G. Crw&y MI «lecUd com- twnxltom 7.BmndMt Kioto >i tfae annual tttnuur apco- ptttesu, • pUetted reason but »lmp|y be- mawier of the Ririuo TownaWp wood Inrfcwo There'* m Trick, to H*vtog E*» sored \tj the II lit district. New Two discuMione wiU be heard ct|iM he It aervoui or clumiy. NOXZH Pott, Veterans of Foreign War*, M.OfoM«*e mnt&t 2«.K1H» Jersey State Council Past 2 0 Pan as alternate delegates, Joseph W. pull a card from his hand (a 1 V Pau 4 C Pail 28. Sweet bay chiatrist, will talk on "The Open diamond, as It happened) but 54 Pau 5 0 Pau Meier and William 0. McManus. 29. Gosatray Unit System." ar tets pushed it back and produced the 5 V Pau 6 .:,;..; c 1 ;, FALSE TEETH For Sheinwold's 36-page book tion already introduced in the ginning in September, the adder* .1 Do fal»» te«th drop, dip or wobble phy to be awarded for the best let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge, state Senate and assembly, the state money would directly rr When you talk, e»t, laugh or sneeze? float. Any organization wishing to N.J. Committee for School Sup- place funds that otherwise wil Don t obbe annoyed and embarrassed send 50c to Bridge Book, Rec 5Ti,!¥. k">dlcaps. FASTEETH, an enter marching units or floats port says. be raised by taxes on property, alkaline (non-acfdt powder toeprin- Bank Register, Box 3318, Gran should contact Mr. Crowley. kleon your plates, keeps (aloe teeth Central Station, New York 17, The school tax relief is pro- said Leonard E. Best of Summit, more firmly »et. Qlve« confident feel- Raymond D. Brennan, com vided in Senate Bills 3 and 4 or the committee's chairman. ta« 0/ Mcurlty and added comfort. N. Y. mander, announced that the post No wmmy. gooey, pasty taste or feel- Assembly Bills 38 and 39, which To finance the increased aid to tag. Get FA8TBETH today »t drug would cover the parade route •ounten «erywhere. '"•""• house to house on a flag drive to education, the state should enact 2d Borough try to have everyone display the a broad-based tax, he said. flag Memorial Day. Passage of the bills would re- Service officer Doughterty re duce property taxes in Monmouth Asks That ported that requests for help in County $6.7 million, Mr. Best applying to the Veterans Ad- said. ministration for help with service For the money to become avail- Bridge Go connected disabilities were io- able for tax reduction in the creasing. He advised veterans to (Send your problems to George 1964-65 school year, the Legisla- You just set FAfR HAVEN - Boroug . . . but, please, don't send us Council last night added its for- keep their discharge papers and ture must act by June 10, he ollher service records in a safe any more brothers-in-law. We're warned. ONE dial with mal request for the county to re- overstocked now.) the new move the McCarter Bridge U place. "All too often these papers The Committee for School Sup- that adopted by the Rumson tasi are misplaced and a deserving port represents 10 statewide or- OIALCET Thursday, veteran or widow of a veteran are Dear George: (Telegram) ganizations with more than 636,- Councilman Robert Matthews, kept waiting while a claim is veri- JOINED AAA AS YOU AD- 000 members. who initiated negotiations among fied," Mr. Doughtery said. VISED BUT ARE YOU SURE Its steering committee met the two boroughs and the county The next meeting of the post THIS IS WAY TO SOLVE here last week at the headquar- said that although many wouk will be Wednesday at the post DRINKING PROBLEM? EV- ters of the New Jersey Education like to see the landmark remain home. The RecreaMon Commis- ERYTIME I CALL THEM FOR Association. as a "site of beauty," police rec- sion of the township will be at HELP WHEN TEMPTED TO TAKE DRINK SOME NUT The other member organiza- ords indicate that the structure •this meeting to present a pro- tions are the N. J. Congress of is a safety hazard. gram for the development of the COMES OVER AND CHANGES MY TIRE. Parents and Teachers, N. J. States George C. Koeppel & Son. The county will afosoifo all costs Natco Lakes area, and the rec- League of Municipalities, League Inc. reation program for the year. CONCERNED Plumbing - Hearing involved in demolishing the of Women Voters of N. J., N. J ' GE Appliance! bridge, which has one foot ii Dear Concerned: Farm Bureau, State Federation 141 lrt Avt., Atlantic Highlands each borough and spans Ridg< Junk Car'Clean-Up Sorry, got telegrams mixed. of District Boards of Education FfcoiM 2fl-08«0 Rd., a county-thoroughfare. Youpthink-yoia^mad youjhould State Division of the American Goes Into High Gear see the guy in Detroit who go Association of University Women; 1 FAIR HAVEN - The drive to other telegram. Everytime he has N. J. State Grange, N. J. Region •WKBON WHO** rid the borough of junk cars con- car trouble they feed him hot of the National Council of Jew- ••Hit* am iamrt •» PENDANT WATCHES tinues in "high gear," according coffee and make him take cold ish Women, and N. J. School Su- SHEFFIELD! Compare to Councilman Ernest Beattie, shower. perintendents Association. Order 5 Llttmm'f who announced last night that the lint maktil up Valuttl first phase — polite requests for Dear George: BOARD MEETS Pay WMkly removal — netted 33 to 37 disap- Could you tell me who Invented MATAWAN' TOWNSHIP—Har- Foshlon wotchti oil tli« newest oni) imortest pearing acts. the soda straw? old J. Dolan, member of the styles In sculptured cases. Set with colored Mr. Beattie said that owners P. T. Regional Board of Education, stonts or enameled. of the 25 remaining derelict au- Dear P. T.: addressed the Strathmore Demo- the greatest name in bourbon tos will receive warnings, allow- Look, is this the best problem cratic Club at its meeting recent- ing 30 days in which to have you can come up with? Forget ly at the Airport Plaza Lanes, Rt. hem towed away. this mad obsession with soda 36, Hazlet. Mr. Dolan discussed straws and go out and get in problems facing the board and Co-operation has been "very «nrucKv smicKr touftoii nmm it nm. 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Harbour Two powerful congressional committees and the Ml tor Auoctiu Edllon Ititdlrtowa Buruu lift. chairman-to-be of a third are joining forces in a back- Member o! the Associated Press stage drive in Congress and the admin- (M iMocnua Prw u «Utt>4 txcliulvcly to th« UH for npubUotloo 01 all UM looal am prtnua la um istration to overturn Defense Secretary Member ol America!, Newspaper Publishers Association McNamara's decision to equip the next Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation carrier with conventional power rather Tht IUd Bank ftoguur ajiumaa oo flnuclu ra«r«nalbumei for typographic*! arror* to advertliomenu but Win nprlAt wltnout charga, tA&t part ot aa advertisement ID which ih« typographic*! trror occura. Advcrtlttn win than atomic engines. notltj th> Buaa4*mtnt unjatdlttaly ol an; -4ia.M 3 mootba-t 4.50 of support in Congress, will be a strong recommendation.in the House Appro- TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1964 Allen priations Committee's report on the $50 billion Defense Department budget that the next car- A Good Solution rier be nuclear powered. Prepared by Representative Daniel Flood, D-Pa, Homeowners and taxpayers in finally decided that the permit hac ranking member, this recommendation will call on "authorize" Matawan Township have been fight- to be honored. the House Armed Services Committee to "»»«"»'—••• construction of the nuclear carrier so| ing the possibility of an asphalt plant The township moved swiftly and the Appropriations Committee can le-^ being located there for more than served notice that it would appea gaily vote the extra $126 million needed j a year. the court verdict if necessary. to begin the ship this year.*Until this is The municipality won the first Meantime, Mayor Henry E. Trap- done, the latter committee cannot ap-i 1 round against a Middletown firm hagen started negotiations with the propriate the funds. . j' which planned to build in a town- firm and convinced the builder that To bolster the recommendation, the. ^ . Joint Atomic Committee will issue ajVjfe ship industrial zone, when the Zon- it would be in his best interests to study by the Atomic Energy Commis-^jjjj ing Board, at the request of the construct an apartment building sion showing that CVA-67, a conven- Scott court, issued a ruling on the ques- rather than an asphalt plant, and tionally-powered carrier already authorized by Con- tion. The board found that the plant thus put a halt to the litigation. gress, can still be converted to nuclear power if Con- would be detrimental to neighboring The zone will lend itself to apart- gress acts this year. residential areas. ment construction. It is a good so- The construction con- reaction of President Johnson tract for CVA-67, which and Representative Vinson to the But a building permit had been lution for the builder and the has not yet been let by the growing congressional support to issued prior to that, and the court township. make CVA-67 nuclear powered is Your Money's Worth: These Days; Navy, is scheduled to be still unknown, but In an election awarded around April 28 unless year anything can happen. the legislators can force a delay. Even Defense Secretary McNa« Keansburg Community Center These Reporters THE APPROACHING SHOW- mara, bitten by the vice presi- Business Spending Boom Ahead DOWN — Members of Oie Joint dential bug, might consider re- While other communities are and can be expanded in the future, Atomic Committee, which issued By SYLVIA PORTER versing his decision if the pres- lagging behind, the borough of if there is a need. Don't; lie a stinging blast at McNamara's sure continues to mount, accord- By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN failure to make CVA-67 nuclear- ing to one reliable Defense De- Keansburg is preparing to open the Borough Council has included We are surging into the most powerful business powered, are privately urging partment aide. President Johnson to intervene first municipally-sponsored com- funds in this year's budget for a full- spending boom since the all-time record capital spend- The veracity and taste of While none of tfie Flood group ing spree of 1955-57. reporters who took notes on con- and delay the construction con- are counting on a change of munity center in the Bayshore. time professional director for the versations with General MacAr- tract pending further action in Already outdated and clearly "conservative" are heart by McNamaca, they do thur 10 years ago for subsequent Congress. ihope to influence the President It is an ambitious undertaking, center. It will be his job to estab release to posterity have been the estimates the government made only last month Representative Mendel Rivers with the soundness oi their argu- but plans are being formulated to lish a program and supervise its called into question. But the re- D-S.C., slated to become chair- that business investments in the new porters don't need to worry about ments and the warning that the man of the Armed Services Com- Republicans will inject the car- make sure that, once the center is operation, along with activities at plants and equipment in 1964 would corroboration, for others besides mittee when Representative Carl themselves heard MacArthur out- rier issue into the coming cam- opened, its program will attract per- the borough's two recreation areas jump 10 per cent to a peak of $43.2 Vinson, D-Ga., retires at the end paign. line his views on men and events, of this session, is throwing his billion. They are urging the President sons in various age groups. Keansburg officials have made though not necessarily for author- full weight behind the Navy's to adopt their slogan: "Full Increasingly probable is a larger ized direct quotation at any time. proposal. The new $40,000 building, on the community center a team effort speed ahead with the nuclear car- percentage increase and every rise of Does it come as a complete He has notified the White Carr Ave., is 50 by 100 feet in size, They are to be commended. rier — damn the McNamaras." a fraction of a per cent in this spend- surprise to the current reading House and members of iiie Ap- public that MacArthur suspected propriations Committee that ing mounts into hundreds of millions that somebody was tipping West- upon assuming chairmanship of ATOMIC FALLOUT-Chemical of dollars. Eve^y extra dollar of this ern decisions in the Korean War the Armed Services Committee high explosives will be detonated he will go all-out in supporting at the Atomic Energy Commis- EVENTS OF YEARS AGO PORTER type of spending multiplies as it fans to the Red Chinese? Or that he had suggested using atomic ma- the change to nuclear power. sion's Nevada testing site in From The Register's Files out through the economy into several dollars of terials and bombs to end the Ravers is now trying to con- June to excavate a channel \ spending. war against the Chinese and vince Representative Vinson to through hard .rock as part of owner's property, in a casket In the house at the time of the North Koreans? Or that he con- "cap" his long and distinguished its Plowshare program of de- 50 Years Ago fire escaped and rescued two For three years business has been expanding its satin lining. A marble stone sidered officials in Washington congressional oareer by "author- veloping peaceful applications for dogs belonging to the family. Martin Griffin of Red Bank was marked the pet's resting place. investment in plants and equipment. By year end this both military, and political, to be izing" the use of nuclear power nuclear explosives. Because of awarded a contract by the Board in CVA-67. the' test ban, no nuclear devices jThe Garibaldi Society of Red spending will be 35 per cent or more above the low, ,"f»ls", and. f ".timid men".? of j&seeholders to build a culvert In FailS Hfeyjfc ihe Tinterj *?The fact;is. that MacArthur was "The Navy should never be will be used. However, AEC in ^jflace of the bridge over Manor Water TB. rjtjfan laying Bank planned "to -celebrate its of 1961 compared with a rise of 23 pet cent in the made to sail second class," scientists hope to obtain data 24th anniversary with a dance. only discreet in his stipulations Throckmorton's gully, East Front water pipes in Pearl St. between 1958-60 business advance and a fantastic increase of that he must not be quoted direct- Rivers told the aging Vinson. which will be useful in conduct- St., Red Bank, for $5,800. Main St. and McCarter Ave. 47 per cent during the 1955-57 capital spending boom. ly without authorization. I know "And, Admiral (Vinson's nick- ing future nuclear excavation ex- William P. Scott, Red Bank name), you are the one who periments. Five charges of builder and contractor, brought Now the pace of spending is quickening due to this because of the limitations Th* contract to build a trestle 25 Years Ago which he put upon Gsnera should make sure that this never chemical high explosives will be 17 lots in Old Farm Village, Rum the stimulation of tax cuts, climbing corporation profits, happens to dhe Navy before you put in a row to determine it bridge over Matawan Creek at son, and planned to start con- Charle A, Willoughby when the Matawan was awarded to S. C. Little Silver anpobfleed a canv business optimism on the sales-profits outlook. forceful and competent G-2 of- leave Congress." their joint explosions form a paign against stray dogs in struction of four homes there FULL SPEED AHEAD — The channel in rock as tfney do in * Towler tor $1,729. H. B. Pitcher immediately. Now the spending upswing has spread to every ficer who was with him from of Red Bank won the contract to which all residents whose pets the Philippines all the way to soil. AEC scientists at the were not licensed would receive Lawrence Radiation Laboratory,-r. build a concrete bridge on the major industry group with the sole exception of min- Korea was making a book out they knew it would be fought on summonses. Chester P. Rogers, president Livermore, Calif., are In charge ( Freehold-Robertsville Rd. near ing. In manufacturing as a whole, the rise in outlays of papers of MacArthur's think- their terms. Freehold, for $1,425. of the Second National Bank and of the test records of tie for plants and equipment this year could approach an ing which Willoughby was per- The "fools" and "timid men' The Laurence Harbor Inn was Trust Co., Red Bank, was genr mitted to use are extremely re- Joint Atomic Committee show eral chairman of the annual in Washington almost prevented that the AEC and Navy Depart- A proposed $20,000 bond issue raided by state police from the awesome 20 per cent. vealing today, and they back up West Trenton headquarters. Sev- YMCA fund drive. John B. Allen MacArthur from undertaking the ment have spent more-' <&arv $400 to build a borough hall for At- the recently published revelation eral hundred dollars worth of and Theodore J. Labrecque were Now there is a most significant swing back for the amphibious operation at Inohon million in developing and im- lantic Highlands was defeated by of reporters Jim Lucas and Bob gambling equipment was seized chairman of the field organlza first time since 1955-57 toward spending on brand-new which flanked the North Koreans proving nuclear reactors for sur- voters, 137 to 103. Considine. and 78 men were arrested. tion for the drive, which was and kept the UN forces from face ships . . .In the- past 10 factories—in contrast to the overwhelming emphasis being pushed out of South Korea slated to bring in $12,000. Eleven years ago General Wil- years, AEC scientists have been entirely. The Chairman of the John J. Many was appointed An attempt to replace angle in recent years on modernizing existing plants. A dra- loughby outlined MacArthur's able to reduce the cost of nuclear first lieutenant of the Red Bank "You Can't Cheat An Honest matic illustration is General Motors' program to spend proposal for finishing off the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Omar parking on Main St., Eatontown, Bradley, had said that amphib- fuel by increasing the life ol Cavalry troop to succeed Fred Man," starring W. C. Fields, Chinese Communists in North by parallel parking failed to a record of almost $2 billion in 1964-65. Involved is ious operations were obsolete, atomic cores by 300 per cent. Polhemus of Phalanx, who re- make any headway. Representa- Edgar Bergen and Charlie Mc- Korea. "For psychological as During the same period, fuel oil signed. an expansion program which will be the largest in well as other reasons," so Wil- and, according to Willoughby's tives of the Motor Vehicle com- Carthy, was playing at the Carl- statement, whioh MacArthur for conventiona4>owered car- missioner claimed that angle ton Theater. terms of added volume ever undertaken by GM and loughby wrote, "MacArthur pro- riers has jumped by 50 per posed by constant thrusts to passed, "the Chief of Staff, Gen- Mrs. E. W. Chapin's large parking caused congestion in the which ultimately will hike GM's passenger car capacity eral Collins, and the Chief of cent... The Navy now has oper- house on Newman Springs Rd. borough when traffic was heavy. Police Chief Charles Walling of regain the Seoul line for a base ational one-atomic - powered by about 20 per cent. of operation from which to clear Naval Operations, Admiral Sher- near Red Bank was destroyed by Main St., businessmen objected Oceanport was elected president man, had flown on a special carrier, the Enterprise, and two North Korea of enemy forces fire. Loss was estimated at $60,- >n the grounds that the change of the Monmouth County Police- Now business spending is surging on top of all-time mission to Tokyo for the express other surface ships, the cruiser 000. would injure business there. man's Association. high consumer spending. In 1955-57, the business spend- This could be accomplished purpose of persuading MacArthur Long Beach and destroyer lead- through the air destruction oi against this operation," er Bainbridge. All three vessels ng spree replaced a consumer spending spree. As con- enemy concentration and instal- The Middletown Township Com- The C. Edward Pichler house The cornerstone for the new are assigned to the Mediter- mittee slated a special meeting to at 140 Broad St., Red Bank, was sumer spending particularly on autos faded after the lations, the closing of major lines Thus, though controversies will ranean. The Enterprise Is now Masonic Temple in Atlantic High- of enemy supply and communica- probably continue about the exact discuss improving the-road from damaged by fire. The butler and lands was laid. 1955 splurge, business spending came in to take up on 6tation, and the other two Chapel Hill to Hosford's La. maid who were the only people tion through the sowing of defen- shading of certain pungent ex- ships are preparing to Join it. the slack and keep the economy rolling. This time, sive fields of suitable radioactive pressions attributed to MacArthur Six men were arrested by state Senators Henry Jackson, D- materials available as by-products the history that is written by Charles W. Jones and Frank Alcoholic Beverage Control though, there is no fading of consumer spending—quite Wash., and Strom Thurmond, D- Clusey of Red Bank and Albert of atomic manufacture ..." participants and by historians agents in a raid on a still at the contrary. This year auto sales actually may hit the will back up the reporters. Our S.C., both members of the Armed Y. Pringle of Eatontown were Sweet Briar Farm, Oakhurst. MacArthur OK'd It Services Committee, are planning new members of the Red Bank 8 million mark. journalists may err at times by The important thing about this taking sides in political fights, to lead the fight in riie Senate Lodge of Moose, which had 325 Mrs. Harold S. Allen was This is big-time stuff. To be more specific on what revelation that MacArthur was to make the next aircraft carrier members. but they do not make things up elected president of the River the business spending boom will mean: considering the use of radioactive out of whole cloth. atomic'-iwwered. Plava Woman's Club in a meet- material is not that Willoughby Childs' Grocery Co., Broad St., ng at the home of Mrs. Charles It will mean lower business production costs to wrote it, but that MacArthur Red Bank, advertised butter for A. Thompson. help U.S. factories compete successfully in our own passed upon it, as he did in the 27 cents a pound, tea for 15 cents case of every other word in the a half pound and black pepper and the world's markets with the modern plants of Bernard Kellenyi, a student at Willoughby book. I know about for 15 cents a pound. Catholic University, Washington, other industrialized nations. MacArthur's "editing," for D. C, was spending his Easter It will mean more jobs, directly and indirectly— Willoughby/s collaborator I was About 150 people serenaded Mr. vacation with his parents, Mr. sometimes blue-penciled. tnd Mrs. Henry Conover of Lin- and Mrs. Alex Kellenyi of Main despite the automated new plants and equipment. The As for the Red Chinese access croft, who had been married St., Eatontown. construction alone will create jobs directly for the men to Western diplomatic and mili recently. working on the plants and for all who serve them, and, tary decisions, Willoughby quoted The A&P advertised prime ribs some staff notes set down after Friends of Arthur Paul Hilt of beef for 25 cents a pound and as the new plants go into operation, employment also MacArthur's Wake Island meeting brunner, son of Ernest Hiltbrun- legs of Lamb for 23 cents a will be increased. Again, GM is a superb example. Says with President Truman. "How ner of Scobeyville, gave him a pound. GM's chairman Frederic G. Donner: "When the new little did MacArthur realize," so lurprise party for his seventh that quotation reads, "that by birthday. plants are built and equipped and the added capacity one process or another it would HANDY HINTS is utilized, we would look forward to an increase of be conveyed to the Red Chinese Work was started on a $35,00C A new plaster patch should be about 50,000 jobs available in this country." GM today that even though they entered the dancing pavilion at New Poinl fray in large forces, it would be Comfort. allowed to harden for at least employs about 300,000 hourly rate employees in passen- eight hours before attempting under the sanctuary of being im- ger car manufacture in the U.S. mune from any destructive ac The Rum5on Borough Council to sand it down level with the surrounding surface. If this lev- tion . . . that not even to save the decided henceforth to pay foi It will mean rising corporation demands for money lives of our men or insure the meals for prisoners confined i eling process is not carried out, the patch will be even more in the markets. Corporations won't be able to finance safety of our army would we per the village lock-up, 35 cents foi mit the air force to drop the each me»l. In the past, the meal.1 conspicious after it has been outlays of this magnitude without more credit. These painted. atom bomb on military targets had been furnished by the con- demands, in turn, will put upward pressure on interest . . . that the Red Chinese com- •tables who made the arrests, rates and, as the economy heats up, loans well may mander apparently knew such without charge. It is sometimes difficult to become harder to get and more expensive. decision would be forthcoming remove a screw from hardware while General MacArthur did not, Dalton Parmly of Rumson if it lias been covered with Wo could be heading for a business upturn of all- represents one of the blackest bought an electric milker for use paint. While the paint some- time proportions for peacetime — both in size and pages in history." on his farm. times can be chipped from the slot of the screw, an effective duration. Fools and Timid Men Midget, a black bulldog owned job can be done with a stub- Watch the statistics on business spending plans General MacArthur read that "Go oheod, tell me oqoln how you would by Miss Edith Crane of Eaton- born case by putting a drop of and okayed it for publication, too. town, died and was buried on Its paint remover on the head of as they are'revised upward in the weeks and months He was convinced that the Red hondle the Negroes' fight for equal with silver handles and a white 6—Tuesday, April 14, 1964 the screw. ahead. Here is where 1964's boom is in the making. Chinese entered the war because rights If you were Mortln Luther King!" **"•• uown unaer of Willow iJr. and Frederick CtrUr of- Woodland Dr., \ Guilty, Ltttit Silver. Earn Vacation Cash at Hospital James Burke of Linden PJ. m 2 Innocent tentenced w 60 to » dtye in Jt 1 the Kt d*y« i wnder" .. . This dream took Unit** SUiei "to give ui t cWSce the Nttionti Nurses Association's In Fracas Ja.it for being drank Fri4«y. •tape in g hospital In Melbourne lor extra earnings and extra sav- Exchange Nurses Program and, RED BANK - Magistrate Wil- ''Charles R»«» of Shrewsbu Australia. ' ings ... and we're doing very through the American Nurses As- iam I. Klatsky yesterday found Ave. received a 90-day su§. well so far!" sociation in New York City, plans three men guilty and two insentenc- e for being drank on W t For Monmouth Medical Center Arrangements to come to thewere made for the girls, all RN's ocent of disorderly charges stem- Bergen PI. Sunday, and Franl to spend a year in the University ming from a fight behind a barM. Kersey of Linden PI. wa of Colorado Hospital and six to arly Saturday. fined $25 and given a 60-day su 10 months at Monmouth Medical Fined $50 each were Paul Flynn pended sentence for being di Center so that they might learn if MacArthur Ave., Long Branch; on that street Friday. End dogging and overflow our hospital techniques and gain 'ohn T. Satter of Branch Ave., of septic tanks and additional experience in their par- ere, and William V. Satter of Buying or selling? Use ticular fields. White Rd., Little Silver, The in- Register Classified for quick cesspools with After their year in Colorado, ocent were Harry Olsen, Jr., suits.—Advertisement. which they found "more like home than any other place we've seen CLOROBEN ' here," they squeezed in a vaca- BARE FLOORS CRY FOR tion trip which included visits to BEAUTIFUL FLOOR COVERINGS KILLS ODORS Texas, Mexico Cily and one week BY STERLING in Florida where (hey took the »Optns great* clogged time to tour and ieam about their Stop In for a free consultation. You'll find it will make a wonderful world of drains, traps and drainfietdc sister city of Melbourne. difference in your decorating! Comparing nursing and hos- K Ends clogging and overflow pitals in this country and Aus- THE SANITATION CHEMICAL, VISITING NURSES—Pictured on their arrival at Monmouth Medical Center, left to of uptic tanks and tralia, the girls find that stu- USED FOR OVER 21 YEARS dent nurses in the U. S, spend right, Jean Munro and Jill Cope, medical-surgical nurses; Claudia Gaskell, pediatrics cisspooli by dissolving BY THE NATION'S LEADING much more time in the classroom nurse, and Jackie Dalzell, O. R. nurse, look on as George Barrel, hospital adminis- greau and slime. PROFESSIONAL SANITARY than in their nursing schools. trator, points out different departments which will be housed in MMC's new wing. HO Broad SL, Red Bank, N. 3. 747-4000 However their training covers the Optn it A.M. to » P.M. Mon. thru Frl. » Kills obnoxious odors, ENGINEERS, NOW AVAILABLE same types of service except in • A.M. It « P.M. Soturdayi light into the present party or- personally hold them in great • Instantly kills roaches. FOR YOUI obstetrics. In Australian nursing schools, obstetrics is a postgrad- Lucy Wilson ganization." respect, individually. uate subject. "Salaries here are Mrs. Wilson stated she is dedi- "But as a political party, we aB> MONEY BUCK GUARANTEE! (£) Ti«J>tmJc«IC<>fMv Mart-Priced at court here April 1. State Police • Husky and handsome • No drive belts to adjust patrolling the Parkway made the -all gear drivo from engine to rear axle with truo arrest on a complaint charging automotive friction clutch • Automotive-typo that the violation occurred March differential, 3-apeed transmission service-proved 11, at the parkway's Lakelmrst in a quarter-million big brother Cub tractors Ramp Toll Area. The complaint alleged partial payment of the • T\vo-whecl brakes for snfe, sure stops * High toll. Toll evaders are subject by clearance, twin channel frnmo gives unmatched aw to a maximum penalty of complete outfit atrcngth • Heavy I-benm front uxlo gives un- $200 fine, or 30 days' imprison- matched front-end strength • Easy to run.., ment, or both. Additionally driv- You Suvc $25 timplo to rmiinlnin • Built and bnrked by the ing privileges may be suspended world's most experienced tractor maker. or revoked. SPECIAL BUDGET TERMS SEE THEM AT... , • 90 day charge with no interest 'FORGIVENESS WEEK' EATONTOWN — The Eaton- • No inoiii-y down ... budget account and take up RFD BANK MOWER SERVICE town Library, in observance of to 36 months to pay National Library Week, has de- • Use our extended lay-away plan .. • merchandise 53 Morford PI. Red Bank lared this a "week of forgive- ness." All overdue books re- I held until needed 741-2300 turned this week will be ao epted without fines. ^ • ^ , 8-TWay, April 14, 196t RED BAJ7K REGISTER Remodel Mataivan Landmark Parents and Teachers Oleg Cassini Says I've often been atked; Mr. Cauini, I know you Woman's Club Dedicates Building whtt'i theft to design gloves, but frankly, County Election MATAWAN - The Woman's the Matawan Public Library and filUted in 1S42. The club alto ships erf Mrs. Edward W. Currie Aren't all gloves necessarily pretty .tandardlzed?pretty Club formally dedicated its new conducted the annual Crhistmas sponsored the teenage club, the and Mrs. Johnson Cartan. In 1M2 much the same? tiow can gloves be designed? be It The Monmouth County Council of Parent-Teacher clubhouse on Jackson St. Sun- Vesper Service which provided Junior Debs, which met in John the club started to talk of build- m— Associations will elect a new slate of officers tomorrow day afternoon. baskets for the needy at Christ- J. Haley Insurance Company ing a club house. made different?" After the fire which destroyed at its spring meeting in the Highlands Public School Mrs. Donald W. Robinson, mas. The Christmas Home Dec- meeting room, Keyport. Now it's true that all gloves are fairly much alike: chairman of the dedication com- orating Contest was inaugurated The club has participated in the Presbyterian Church in 1955 £ Sessions will begin at 10 a.m. and will end at 3 p.m. mittee, presided. The invocation by the club, and to discourage federation projects and, on the club members discussed the pur- they all have five fingers — and fingers are fingers and local level, has provided scholar- chase of the lecture room which palms are palms, and man A panel discussion on the topic, "Are We Pres- was offered by Rev. Chester A. property destruction, the club eyeleu or faggoting, flowers or ships to Douglass College, New was left standing. Final approval Galloway, pastor of the Presby- initiated the Halloween Window has yet to evolve to the leavn, turn or diamond*, but- _ surizing Our Children?" will take place in the after- Painting Contest. Brunswick, and other institutions of the sale was reached in 1962. terian Church followed by the point where their basic terflies or bows, these ambelllfh- «i noon. Taking part will be Dr. Edward S. Butler, chief Pledge of Allegiance led by Mrs. The first Girl Scout Troop was for worthy students. Since that time, the building The original $100, the start of committee, under the chairman shape and configuration are ments will lend character to your * of the Department of Psy- Barton Hoeg, president of the sponsored by the Woman's Club gloves tnd bring out their e*ien- Matawan Junior Woman's Ctub. n 1927. In 1924, the Junior Wom- the building fund, was voted in ship of Mrs. Eggleston, has different today from what they _ chiatry at Pollack Memorial 1921 and has been increased over worked to remodel the building tial elegance. Mrs. Paul Durkin sang the Na- an's Club was formed and the were yesterday. *j Clinic, Long Branch; V. J, tional Anthem accompanied on the years under the chairman- into a club home. Contemporary League became af- There art differences to be FASHION MIRROR the piano by Mrs. Gordon Magee. — Christie, superintendent o, found, to be sure. In glove Suede is stuff (or alt seasons— the Neptune Township School Mrs. Albert Abell, president, lengths, for example — shorties., quilted or textured like pigskin — and Mrs. Carl Hoff, vice presi and Mayor Edward E. Hyrne, !our4iutton, eight-button and so or silkily smooth. Whether pale dent and director of Region 4 ol welcomed the guests. .... But each of these button in color or deeply bright, the the New Jersey Congress of Guests were Mrs. Douglas G. lengths Is intended to perform a suede shade* that pave the way Parents and Teachers. Wagner, president of the New specific task, to be worn on spe- these days are the family blue Mrs. Kenneth Lathrope, im- Jersey State Federation of Wom- ific occasions, with specific out- and the rosy range. mediate past president of the en's Clubs; Mrs. S. Herbert Tay- its. Now an established dusk if New Jersey Congress, will be lor, southern vice president, and The variances in the prices you the suit of suede, cu-rrwrtJy call- moderator. Mrs. George A. Schneider, fifth pay for your gloves are basically ing for a fairly short (just above district vice president. related to the materials of which the knee) not-too-tight skirt »nd PROBLEMS AND PRESSURES Mrs. Wagner conducted the ded- they're made. (The exceptions eeeeasy jacket casually belted or OCEANPORT - Philip J. Car- ication ceremony with a brief are the cases in which a substan- perhaps not »t all, with collar! dina, assistant to the Monmouth address and Mrs. Abell acknowl- tial amount of hand labor has important or simply not there, County superintendent of schools edged with a short acceptance been employed in production.) It with buttons brassy or covered will speak on "Problems an< message. may be assumed, however, that with suede. Peeping through the Pressures Facing Education" a The efforts of the presidents the workmanship and care in jacket in line with the tones is • meeting of the Oceanport PTA and building committee chairmen their making is uniformly excel- the lilky smartness of shirt col- tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. in the of the three clubs, The Woman's lent when reputable well-known lars and cuffs. school auditorium. Nominating Club, the Junior Woman's Club manufacturers are concerned. But this is just the beginning committee will present a new and the Evening Department, But all things being equal — of the suede parade. Also pop- •late of officers. Samuel E. Witchell were acknowledged with the intro- 'it, length, fineness of material, ping into prominence are cost- Parental conferences will be duction of Mrs. Edward W. Cur- quality of workmanship — what dresses, tunics, skimmers, and held Thursday, Friday, Monday means chairman, describes the rie, Mrs. Johnson Cartan, past gets gloves apart from each skirts — and langorous coats, oft- end Tuesday. Tea will be served fair as "old fashioned fun in pres- building committee chairman; other? What distinguishes them en worn open to reveal a knitted to parents in the cafeteria be- ent-day good taste." Several spe- Mrs. John C. Eggleston, curren rom one another? ovetblouse dress underneath. tween 1:30 and 4 p.m. on those cial events are planned to tie in chairman and her committee, In a word, "elegance" — the days. Mrs. Asher Parker is with the dedication and burial o Mrs. Abell, Mrs. Calvin D. essence of a glove. And wha FASHION TIP the time capsule. chairman. Pearce, Mrs. John H. Kinney and characterizes elegance in t Milady's jewelry this spring, Mrs. Leon G. Christinat, presi Children's monthly movies wil Mrs.' Max Klein, PTA presi- glove? Its lightness, its airiness they tell me, should have the heft i< be shown Friday at 7 p.m. in the dent, is assisting Mrs. Arnold. dent of the Evening Department; its femininity... its creative em Mrs. Hoeg, and Mrs. Robert Mor- and feel of a heavier bauble. •uditorium. The fair committee includes Mrs bellishment. Carrying on past seasons' tradi- Harold Sherman, food; Mrs rell, past president of the Mata- wan Junior Woman's Club. I think it's high time more at- tion, pins, earrings, and Other SOCIOLOGIST TO SPEAK Keith Olson, grab bags; Mrs. J. tention was paid to embellish assorted bejeweled preciosities NEW SHREWSBURY - Sam- C. Davenport, flowers; Mrs. Ru- The club, which will celebrate ment. And I don't mean adding are bold, brash, and colorful. uel E. Witchell will speak to Tin- dolph Wilson, baked goods; Mrs its 49th birthday this year, was a whole bunch of nonsensica' Great! But so far as earrings Richard Fertal, candy; Mrs ton Falls PTA tomorrow at 8:15 organized in October, 1915, when and inappropriate flourishes — are concerned, I personally p.m. in the Tinton Falls Schoo Frank Harnett, prizes; Mrs. Ray- AT CEREMONIES Sunday, members of the Woman's Club of Matawan dedicated h a group of women met in the but integrating functional motifs would prefer a little more variety Auditorium. His topic will be mond Wright, Indian tepees; Jo- home of the now late Mrs. Bea- their new clubhouse on Jackson St., formerly the lecture room of the Matawan Presby- into the flow and fabric of the "Changing Areas in Our Culture." seph Bader, games; Joseph Mess and chic. That they should Just trice Stern, a lawyer, to form terian Church, Photographed at the dedication are, left to right, Mrs. John Erggleston, glove. repose on the lobe and conceal Mr. Witchell is an associate ner, art director, and Jack Ar- fi a club for civic and cultural de- Holmdel, chairman of the club's building committee; Mrs. Douglas G. Wagner, Ruther- For this spring and summer, it is not quite, to my way of professor of sociology at Glass- nold, program co-ordinator. velopment. In December of that n boro State College. He holds de- ford, president of the New Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Albert as a case in point, I'm empha- thinking, the last word on the The borough's activities begin year, the organization joined.the sizing cool double-woven cotton matter. grees from Waynesburg College Saturday morning with a parade New Jersey State Federation of Abell, president of Hie local club. u not that I feel that ear and Columbia University. He has in all lengths. But in each in- It's from Sycamore School west on Women's Clubs. stance I've tried to incorporati lobe, s are being victimised b studied at New'York University, Sycamore Me. south and east on (though they are, In my mind, the University of Pennsylvania, From its first year to the pres- appropriate embellishment — n Tinton Ave., ending at the new ent time, the Woman's Club of just a touch, not too much — serenely sensuous), but I've eJ- Tempjei University and the Uni- municipal center. ways tended toward delicate drop versity of Pittsburgh. Matawan has played an impor- Voters League to Elect which would set the glove off o The fair will continue until late tant part in the life of the com- from its less elegant competitors and chandelier earrings — es- s The sociologist served on the Saturday afternoon. A square munity. Among accompjishments As befits the seasons, many of pecially in antiqued metal. To governor's and White House Con- dance will take place at night. in the borough credited to the these designs are cut into and me they're timeless; and I can ference Committees on Children The weekend celebration be- club are the landscaping of out of the fabric to enhance the envision but few fashion "looks" and Youth. He Is on the steering New Slate of Officers gins Friday night with an art Memorial Park, the trees planted airines of the intention (and, in- which would not be enhanced by committee of the University of show of New Jersey artists at along Matawan Lake and the MIDDLETOWN — Election of the annual meeting tonight at 8 the wearing of deliciously dan- r on WFEL-TV and has ap- cidentally, to provide welcome the Old Mill It concludes Sun- municipal Christmas tree on the gling ear appurtenances. C«s- on many of the programs. officers and directors for the I'clock in The Cobblestones, Rt. ventilation). day with a borough open house lawn of the public library. ,Iso serves on the town coun- League of Women Voters of Mid- ».'•.•; ' ;:•• . • Whether French shells or knots, sini bucks the trend again. and open air "flea market." cil" of Pitman and teaches Sun- The club has donated books todletown Township will be held at Also on the agenda will be the day school. He is listed in adoption of a budget, a vote on "Who's Who in American Educa- by-laws changes and adoption of tion" and writes and lectures ex- he local program items for the Community Club Elects tensively. Monmouth Arts Concerts Sold Out year. The local board has recom- «Fhis is the last formal PTA RED BANK — Monmouth Arts pearing here will include the De- Seven concerts are being of- TODAY meeting of the year. Officers for mended three program items for •oundation has sold out its con- troit Symphony Orchestra, the fered for the first time in the K^y or all of th$se DESSERT.r BRIDGE, Auxiliarj New~ Slate of Officers the next year will be elected. cert subsctigtiort^ieries fomthe Minneapolis Symphony Orches- to-' Long -Branch •• Public Healt fi*th annual book fair will be foundation's history. Members by vote of the 964-1965 musical' season. tra, the San Francisco Ballet, may choose five of these to at- Nursing Association, 12:30 p.m EATONTOWN — New officers and is a General Federation of open before and after the meet- eague members. Other items Admission to the Carlton Thea- William Warfield, baritone; Rug- tend. The new procedure is be- Auxiliary Hall, Bath Ave., Lon Woman's Clubs' project. Ing. The fair will continue to- proposed by members may also were elected at the April meet- :er concerts, which begin next giero Ricci, violinist; Jurg von ing inaugurated this year "to be considered.' Branch. ing of the Woman's Community The music department, under morrow, Thursday and Friday, fall, will be by series member- Vintschger, pianist, and Cale- V DINNER, Lions Club, make room for al] the music- The recommended items are: 6:3C Club held recently in the Marga- the direction of Mrs. Albert. F. at Tinton Falls, Sycamore and ship only,--The list of top-flight donia, a troupe of Scottish sing- p.m.,' Molly Pitcher Inn, lovers in Monmouth County," ac- public study:,; the support..;of Red ret L. Vetter School. Carelll, will perform songs of the Swimming River Schools. Books performers and ensembles ap- en and dancers. Bank. ' will be on display from 9 a.m. to cording to Dr. William D. War- measures which would increase Elected were Mrs. John Smock, Civil War period at the Fifth ters, the foundation's concert the effectiveness of the police de- SPRING CARD PARTY, Sen president; Mrs. Robert Quinn, District Music Festival to be held 4 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, Bright Home and School Associa- and Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. committee chairman. partment. Local government: a first vice president; Mrs. An- at the Freehold Woman's Ch* The annual series, traditional- study and evaluation of the pres- tion, 8 p.m., • Willowbrook Inn thony A. Iacopino, second vice April 21. Judith Whale Is Bride Fair Haven. AUTHOR TO SPEAK ly a sellout, has always ended its ent form of government in Mid- president; Mrs. Leon Rominski, The club plans to sponsor s re- campaign with a waiting list of dletown of the alternative forms recording secretary; Mrs. Vin- EATONTOWN - John T. Cun- THURSDAY cital and afternoon tea for mu- ningham, newspaperman, author names for the following year, and available under the optional mu cent A. Urgo, corresponding sec- sically talented high school stu- Of James R Wymbs the 1964 effort is no exception. nicipal charter law. Water re- DESSERT-BRIDGE, Guild Ol retary; Mrs. Harold Grossman, and lecturer, will address the St. John's Episcopal Church, dents. The Four Arts Department Vetter-Memorial PTA at a meet- Mrs. Ernest Theimer of Rum- sources: a study and evaluation financial secretary; Mrs. Rich- will be in charge of the arrange- MATAWAN - Miss Judith Margaret Alice Heiser, and her of the conservation of water re p.m., parish house, Point Rd ard Roberts, treasurer, and Mrs. tag tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the son was chairman of drive head- Little Stiver. ments. new Meadowbrook School. The Louise Whale, daughter of Mr. •rides maid, Miss Judith Ann sources of Monmouth County. The Wilbur Rau, federation secretary. quarters in the Moliy Pitcher, LUNCHEON, Robary Club Mrs. Christopher T. Flannery. program is co-sponsored by the and Mrs. Wilbur E. Whale, 85 Vymbs, sister of the bridegroom, latter would be studied in con Installation of officers will take r Inn, assisted by Mrs. H. H. Green 12:15 p.m., MoHy Pitcher Inn international relations chairman, Eatontowh Tercentenary Corn- Park Ave., West Keansburg, be- ho also made their own gowns of Shrewsbury. Volunteer organ- junction with the Asbury Park place at the annual dinner May came the bride of James Russell and Red Bank leagues. Red Bank. announced that three foreign ex- mittee and the PTA. aquamarine satin peau de soie ization chairman was Mrs. Sam- 7 in Colts Neck Inn. Wymbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- lesigned with a scoop neckline change students and their wives Mr. Cunningham has written uel Griesmer, Colts Neck. The nominating committee, un- Guests were Mrs. Philip Fam sell D. Wymbs, 38 Church Sf., nd three-quarter-length sleeves, FRIDAY stationed at Fort Monmouth will more than 450 magazine articles der the chairmanship of Mrs ulary, Mrs. William Lowry, and Little Silver, here Saturday, lieir nylon net picture hats were CARD PARTY and Children be guests of the department at on New Jersey and is author of F. T. Scott, has proposed the fol- Fashion Show, Raritan Bay Area Mrs. Daisy Garrison. a buffet supper April 25 in the Rev. Norman R. Riley, pastor quamarine and they carried Club Gives Shower a series of historical accounts, lowing slate of officers for Jaycee-ettes, 8 p.m., Gabln-in-the- The club will send a donation home of Mrs. George Peterson. of St. John's Methodist Church, olonial bouquets of white glamel- 'Tercentenary Tales," which is For Miss Godley 196&6. They are Mrs. Ralph Tut Sky, Atlantic Highlands. for a war memorial honoring our Mrs. John Mastasio discussed Hazlet, officiated at the double as encircled with aquamarine appearing jn The, Register and tie, first vice president; Mrs. Wil women dead. The memorial is recent visit of the Literature ring ceremony in the Matawan ylon net. MATAWAN — Members of the MUSICAL PLAY, •'The Kinf otJier newspapers. Ham McWilliams, secretary; Mrs being erected at the Cathedral Department to Monmouth Region- Presbyterian Church. Mrs. June Tuesday Evening Bridge Club and I," 8:15 p.m., Raritan Town His talk will be one of the ma- Joyce Darlene Whale, Lans- James Hankins, second vice pres- of the Pines in New Hampshire al High School. Members of the Zwiacher, soloist, was accom- surprised Miss Mary Godley with ship High School. jor programs in the Eatontown owne, Md., niece of the bride, ident; and Mrs. R. 0. Soffel department sat in with a Senior panied on the organ by Donald miscellaneous shower recently t tercentenary celebration. The ras flower girl. Her jewel neck- treasurer. Directors include Mrs English class during their dis- meeting is open to the public. Bogaards. ine aquamarine satin peau de in the home of Mrs. Paul A. Paul Oppeiiheimer. Mrs. Ralph Egan, 158 Broad St. cussion on the "Many Faces of The bride was given in mar- oie gown had short sleeves and Allocca and Mrs. Alfred Des Fund-Raising Supper War." The group prepared by AMERICAN FAIR riage by her father. She wore a loor-length skirt. She wore a Miss Godley, who is from Wilkes- cloux. Nominating committee RED BANK — Court St. James, Mrs. Edward Orzechowski, Mrs. reading books on the suggested NEW SHREWSBURY - An bell-shaped gown, designed and and of flowers in her hair and Barre, Pa., and Paul A. Egan, members are Mrs. Harold Rover reading list. early American fair is planned by made by herself, of satin peau de arried a small round bouquet Jr., will be married at a Nuptial chairman, Mrs. Roy DePalmer Catholic Daughters of America, John Amone and Mrs. Walter Tinton Falls Schools PTA for the soie styled with a scoop neckline, white glamellias with aqua Mass Saturday, April 18 at 11 a.m.and Mrs. Edwin Dobson. The will hold a covered dish supper O'Neil telephone, and Mrs. The American home depart- borough Tercentenary celebra- long pointed sleeves and fitted at larine trim. in St. Joseph's Catholic Church, League's president, Mrs. Robert Thursday at 7 p.m. in the St. Frederick Richards and Mrs. Wil ment presented a show of home tion May 8 to 10. the bodice by a cummerbund fall- Thomas C. Whale, West Keans- Keyport. O. Rippere, will serve one more James Grammar School cafeteria. Ham McDermott, special award. sewn fashions. The program was Entertainment will be furnished It will be held Saturday morn ing into a circle train. A head- urg, brother of the bride, was Attending the shower were Miss year. Chairman for the fund-raising co-ordinated by Mrs. Iacopino event open to the public is Mrs. by a four-piece band under the Ing, May 9, immediately after piece of chiffon roses held her est man. Milton F. Woodruff, Esther Blau, Mrs. Rensselaer L. Dessert and coffee will be and Mrs. Carelll. Modeling their Matthew Stanley, assisted by direction of Francis Craig of Red the dedication of the Municipa shoulder-length bouffant veil and r., West Keansburg, was the Cartan, Mrs. Richard Erdmann served. Members and their guests own costumes were Mrs. John F. Mrs. William Rigney and Mrs. Bank Catholic High School. Center. It will take place on she carried a spray of white car- sher. Mrs. Howard Erdmann, Mrs will hear "electioneering" by pro- Schmitt, Mrs. Thomas Saunders, George Murphy, all of Middle- borough property behind the cen- nations centered with a white or- A reception followed in the Wil-Karl Heuser, Mrs. Louis Pazien- ponents of each of the program Mrs. Vincent Festa, Mrs. Law- town. ter chid and lily of the valley. owbrook Inn, Fair Haven. The za, Mrs. Gerard Devlin, Mrs items prior to the formal dis rence Schaefer, Mrs. Ralph Kee- Mrs. Jack Arnold, ways and Her maid of honor was Miss »uple left afterwards on a motor Warren Vreeland, Mrs. Helen cussion and voting, A playlet also Committee chairmen are Mrs. vil, Mrs, John Bllanin, Mn. rip to Washington, D. C. and Vir-Quinn and Mrs. Egan. will be presented depicting the di Robert Wittreich, table decora- Call Off Smock, Mrs. Urgo, Mrs. Carelll ;inia. They will reside in Mid- verse effects of league activities tions; Mrs. Marie Carney, Mrs. and Mrs. Iacopino. a iletown Township. Winners at bridge were Mrs John DeJohn, Mrs. Ranger Hed- Vreeland, Mrs. Pazienza on its members and thei Fireworks Hostesses were Mrs. George f< The bride was graduated from families. berg, Mrs. Francis McHugh, Mrs. Mtler, Mrs. Norman D. Thetford Mrs. Cartan. RUMSON — Forrestdale Fire- ?eyport High School and is em John Schuster, Mrs. Herbert and Mrs. Joseph F. Drum. iloyed as a secretary by the Pru Syres, Mrs. Lawrence Dalton and works, annual musical revue ai CRESCENT CLUB TRIP to lential Insurance Company, New Auxiliary Presents MATAWAN — Mrs. Cyrus P, Mrs. W. J. Tuchol, hospitality; staged by the Forrestdale School C! rk. Mrs. John Halpin, Miss Marianne $200 for Award Ross, 53 New Brunswick Ave., Parent-Teacher Association, has Rumson Club r< The bridegroom, a gradual Riordan, Mrs. George Kasinow, LONG BRANCH - A check for was hostess to the Crescent Club been postponed until the end ol of Middletown Township High at her home T.iursday night. Elects Officers School, is employed in the Littl $200 was recently presented to February, 1965. you* best this the Monmouth Medical Cente Plans were discussed for the CARD PARTY b; Silver branch of the U. S. Pos Committee chairmen and pro RUMSON. - Mrs. David War- School of Nursing by the Worn annual weekend trip to New York RUMSON — The Oceanic n> Office. He Is a private first clas: ductlon staff members decided on ner succeeds Mrs. Robert New- en's Auxiliary to the Monmouth City April 24. Ladies Auxiliary will hold a card ti in the U. S. Army Reserve. the postponement as a result of man as president of the Rumson County Medical Society. The The committee consists of Mrs. party Thursday at 8 p.m. in the b: suwme/t? the recent fire which destroyed Woman's Club. funds will be used for a nursing George R. Emmons, Mrs. James fire house. BENEFIT DEMONSTRATION the auditorium of Rumson-Fair Other new officers are Mrs. RIVER PLAZA - T'.ie Ladies scholarship to be awarded for Neidinger, and Mrs. Wayne B. Mrs. Samuel Karinja, chair- man, will be assisted by Mrs. Haven' Regional High School, Robert Callinan, vice president; d Want your figure to look lovely? Want to walk .uxiliary of the Hose Company the 1964 fall term. Darland. Mrs, A. P, Brogle, recording The group will attend the New Kenneth Maross, Mrs. Harden where the show was to have been C like a model on the beach? Enroll today in the will meet tonight at 8 in This is the 12th year the presented. secretary, and Mrs. Gene DeFal- the fire house. As a benefit, there auxiliary has provided one or York World's Fair on June 6 Fowler, Mrs. R. V. Maine, Mrs. R. Z. Maine and Mrs. L. E. co, corresponding secretary. Mn. Wendy Ward Charm Center... and learn all will be a products demonstration more scholarships for the nurs- with Mrs. George R. Emmons in All present staff members wil DeFalco also was chairman of charge of arrangements. Martin. continue In their present capaci- d the beauty secrets of the famous models. Start >y Mrs. William Stringfellow. ing school. the nominating committee. Mrs. rr ties. Otto Perl was hostess for the tl now... look lovelier all summer. meeting. ei First Spring Dance h You don't need a ZIP SERVICE Installation of officers will take PHONE 542-2150 RED BANK - The first annual place next month In the River il TREASURE MAP House Inn. Committee in chirge spring dance of the Family Life w You Call - We Install includes Mrs. Oliver Macintosh, MISS MOLLY MAPPEN to locate art supplies . .. Apostolate of St. James Catholic \ PHONE CA 2-3193 Mrs. J, Russell Draper and Mrs., Consultant just see ... Church wift be held Friday at Lynn A. Farnham. 8:30 p.m. In the Velvet Room of 01 charm center That little old art supplier. .. H. KAABE GLASS CO. The Oaks, Rt. 35, Middletown. HOUSEWARES PARTY TEEN AND ADULT CLASSES Mr. ind Mrs. Gregory Hlllman, RED BANK - Children of Mary b' /wlONTaOMIMY 65 Malda Ter., Middletown, are Sodality of St. Anthony's Catholic to MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER chairmen of the event. Music for Church will sponsor a house- IAT0NTOWN, N. J. GLASS TABLE TOPS! w WARD LOU COOPER Long Irancb dancing will be furnished by Ed wares party tomorrow at 8 p.m, M9*5S1 Iroodway, SHREWSIURY AVE. 747-1975 SHREWSBURY Hall and his orchestra. in the church hall. Miss Luichinger Wed Creative Arts Festival KEYPORT - MiM Following a motor trip through Let, luid>in$tr, dtu|fat*r of Mrs tie Southern Suits, me couple hanw UlcUnger, IN W«t will reside it 2JJ Mayle PI., Key- pard Coocoant, CWJwood Beich, and Local AAUW Wins Eight Awards The bride w»s graduated from the Ut« Mr. Lulcalager, became St. Mary's Hljh School, South' TRENTON —- Members (/Ok pasMt* presidenwesideat of the MonrnoutoMonmoutthi BasBank area, Mrs. Cr«fGr«ftuf has been Uin,Mrs . Cbtuie*Chartei I.L. WOW,McGW, K*d the bride of Michael Pitrlck Amboy, and is employed in the Northern Monmouth County branch, was the guest of honor at chairman of the branch litera- Bank, photography, and Mrl. Jo- O'Oonnelt. son of Mrs. Owen E. Woodbridg* office of the Pruden- Branch of the American Associa- the day-long program at Trenton ture group since 1940. In 1959 seph Sliwkowski, oil painting tod O'Donnelll, HI Chlngarora Ave., tial Insurance Company of Amer- tion of University Women won State College. Mrs. White also is an AAUW fellowship was named etching. Keyport, and the late Mr. O'Don- ica. three first places, three second treasurer for the International in her honor. Of the 18 entries of the local branch, all will be exhibited at nell here on April 4. The bridegroom attended Key- places and two honorable men- Federation of University Women. Mrs. Crafts, who is a Smith port High School and received tions in the state AAUW's 13th Mrs. Leland W. Crafts of Red College graduate, and her hus- the 15th Anniversary Tea of the Rev. William J. Bausch per his high school diploma while in Annual Creative Arts Festival Bank won first prize in the poetry band, a retired ohajrman of tie Northern Monmoulh County Branch on June 1. formed the double ring ceremony the U. S. Navy in which he served here Saturday. division with her poem, "Lost Psychology Department of New three years. He is employed by Helen," which she was invited to York University, operate the Red and celebrated the Nuptial Mass Mrs. Katharine Elkus White of J. W. Sparks, brokers, New York Red Bank, newly-confirmed U. S. read at the annual meeting. Bank Book Store on Linden PI. LOST HELEN which followed in St. Joseph's City. ambassador to Denmark and a A lifelong resident of the Red Two first place prizes were won My name was Helen, Catholic Church. Rev. Cornelius by Mrs. Franklin S. Wimer of Young tempestuous Helen, Kane, pastor, bestowed the Papal Fair Haven for her etching "Out- Who wanted to encompass the door Restaurant" and her block- Blessing of Pope Paul VI. whofe wide world as boon Announce Forthcoming Weddings print entitled "Whose Dog Art Now I am Madam, Joseph A. Jennings, Oongan Thou?" Mrs. Wimer taught two "Miss or Mrs., Madame? Hills, Staten Island, escorted his SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The art courses at Monmouth College "Will Madame have this mod- niece to the altar. The bride engagement of Miss Patricia Ma- last year, Introduction to Art and el, meat or muslin?"—never wore a floor-length gown of or rie Adams to U. John Peter de- life Drawing. the moon. ganza over taffeta designed with Groot, U. S. Air Force, hau been A second place was awarded appliqued lace motifs down the announced by her parents, Mr. to Mrs. A. Courtney Norwine of I was the child Helen, front. The fitted bodice had a and Mrs. Howard W. Adams of Holmdei for her silversmithing of Last-to-come-in Helen scoop neckline and long tapered this city. Lt. deGroot is the son candlesticks. Mrs. Norwine, also Lingering in the darkness and sleeves and the skirt flowed into of Mr. and Mrs. John deGroot, adept in the art of jewelry mak- the whispering evening air. a chapel-length train. Her six-tier •430 Branchport Ave., Portaupeck. ing, currently has her jewelry in Now 1 am Mother, French illusion fingertip-length The wedding Is planned for May a show at Summit, and also will "Thanks for the presents, veil was attached to a double- here in ! the Immaculate Con- have some of her jewelry dis- Mother, tiered crown of aurora borealis ception Catholic Church. played at the World's Fair. "Be sure to wear your sweater crystals and seed pearls. She car Miss Adams is a graduate of Second place was also awarded and watch out for the stair." ried a white missal adorned with St. Francis High School and to Mrs. Paul Brown, Jr. of Colts And he to whom quite simply a white orchid and stephanotls. Sacramento City College. She re- Neck for her watercolor, "Sea ceived a bachelor's degree in en eth I was my Helen, Miss Barbara Forte, Keans Oats," and to Mrs. M. K n "My Helen" to the world and burg, was maid of honor. She education from Sacramento State Basehore of' Red Bank in the College and is teaching in Sacra- °"my Helen" to me here, wore a powder blue organza photography division for her pic- ykames me the wife now, street-length gown, styled with a mento. She is affiliated with the ture entitled "Lichtenstein." Newman OMb, the John Carroll '"I'll ask the wife to call you." scoop neckline, < three-quarter- Honorable mentions went to/ And I have learned to answer length sleeves and floor-length Guild, California Teacher's Asso- Mrs. Noel W. Nilson of Little Silj ciation, Sacramento Gty Teach- to that Cerberus-sop "my detachable skirt. A circular veil irer for her sculpture "Decision" dear." was held by her matching pearl ers Association and the Catholic and to Mrs. Franklin S. Wimer crown and she carried a cascade Alumnae Club. 'or her watercolor "Woods." But I was Helen, bouquet of powder blue and white Miss PhUomena D'Anthony Lt. deGroot was graduated from Miss Stephanie Blenenwald Other members of the branch My name was Helen, WBAR TO THE FAIR fashions from the Village Shop in carnations. Red Bank Catholic High School who competed this year were Must I wait for my tombstone FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. and received a bachelor's degree MtDDLETOWN — Announce Campbell's Junction, Belford, will be shown at the The bridesmaids were Miss Mrs. Peter Duma, New Shrews- .to give it back to me? Steven D'Anthony,, 57 Forrest n mechanical engineering and ment is made by Mr. and Mrs bury, short story; Mrs. Leon A. third annual luncheon and fashion show of the Rotary- Joan DuBois and Miss Maureen For I am Helen, Ave., announce the engagement business administration from Un Curtis Bienenwald, 14 Dogwooc ibel, Little Silver, oil painting; And my name is Helen, O'Donnell, sister of the brlde- of their daughter, Miss Phllomena ion College, Sohenectady, N. Y. Rd., of the engagement of theii Altar Society of St. Agnes Catholic Church, Atlantic ;room, both of Keyport. Their Mrs. Leonard Danzig, Little Sil- Will no one ever say it, doesn't D'Anthony, to , Harold Russell He is an instructor at Thatcher daughter, Miss Stephanie Jan ver, oil painting; Mrs. Wallace anybody see? Highfandi. Mn. Einar W. Jackson, Atlantic Highlands, gowns and headpieces of peach Irons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Errick Bienenwald, to David Stuart Gay Air Force Base In Sacramento. Van Siclen, Fair Haven, etching; —Edith Lloyd Craft* chairman, chaoses a black and white two piece light- organza over taffeta were styled Meeder of Point Pleasant. son of Mr. and Mrs. David Scot like the honor attendant's ensem- ay of Wallingford, Conn. weight wit and Mrs. William F. X. Connell, models a ble. They carried cascade bou- The bride-elect was graduated A June 13 wedding is planned black tilk shantung suit topped by a white and black quets of peach and white carna- from Red Bank Catholic High The bride-elect is an alumna o: bowler and patent leather accessories. The luncheon tions. School in 1957 and is employed by American Stores Company, Middletown Township High School Richard Smith, Keyport, was •vent will take place Saturday at noon in the Molly Elberon. and Centenary College for Wom- best man. Ushers were Peter en, Hackettstown, where she re- Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. A collection of summer fashions Rowley, Keyport, brother-in-law Mr. Irons attended Neptune ceived an AA degree. She is cur- •rid prom dreisei also will be shown. of the bridegroom, and Martin High School and served four rently attending Boston Univer- Lohsen, Keansburg. years in Hie U. S. Navy where sity. A reception followed in Clare he obtained the rank of seaman Mr. Gay is an alumnus of Ly- and Coby's Restaurant, Madison third class. He is a member of man Hall High School, Watting- Township. the Knights of Columbus and also ford, and received a BA degree Benefit for Retarded is employed by American Store at St.' Lawrence University, Can- in Elberon. ton, N. Y. He is attending Cor Features Style Show Garden Club A winter wedding is planned. nell University School of Law LONG BRANCH - The Pad- tano, Mrs. Larry Redaelli,1 Mrs. dock Lounge was the setting yps- Sam Manzi, Mrs. Edward Bruno, To Visit terday for a fashion show pre- Mrs. Joseph Emerick, Mrs. Noble sented at the' annual card party Rescigno, Mrs. Frank Cocco, N.Y. Fair sponsored by the Monmouth Aux Mrs. Ken Walters, Mrs. Daniel ttiary for Retarded Children. NAVESINK T Members of the Scotti, Mrs. Frank Auditore and Garden Ctub- wfll visit the World's Fashions were from Wolf's Ju- Mrs. Robert Day. Fair May 26. Mrs. George How- Miss Patricia Adams venile Shop, Daniel's, Segal's land, Rumson, will accept reser- Man'j and Women's Shop, Lou's vations until May 1 and Mrs. L. Men'i Store, Mildred Bennet's, Arthur Grandjean, Chapel Hill, Sears, Roebuck and Company, Miss Walsh SAN ANTONIO, Tex. — Mr, will receive them following that and Mrs. David W. McDowell, Woolley/s, Jucker'a Shop, Vogpl's date. Department Store 'anil, f enser(s Jr., of this city, formerly of 16 Shoe Store. \ ; i. MarriecLIo , The first.in.a.series of flower Orphanfooy Ct., Middletown, N.J., arrangement1 workshops for mem- Models were Michael Rescigno announce tflie engagement of their bers will be conducted on May 7 daughter, Miss Anne Virginia Mc- and Lori Redaelli for children's Navy Man at I p.m. in the Navesink Li- fashions; Rita Cocco and John Dowell, to David Wayne Ginevan brary. Mrs. David Jackson, Nave- son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne S Lubischer for.'older children's KEYPORT-Miss Doris Walsh, sink, is instructor. fashions; and for adult fashions daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ginevan of McKeasport, Pa. were 'Larry Redaelli, Gary Guid- Walsh, 76 Manchester Ave., be- Dr. Harold Holdenke, director Miss McDowell, a graduate of i "" '•• Mrs. John T. Fitzgerald etti, Roziro Grandinetti, Peter came the bride1, of Seaman Earl of Trailsides Museum, Mountain- Middletown Township High (The former Miss Danna Gioseffi) •©MWUihetfi/'Nick Delmor, Albert Michael Geer, son of Mr. and side, gave an illustrated lecture School, is completing her senior Mansfield; Pattji Cribari, Loretta Mrs. Earl Geer, Seattle, on "Treasurers of Our Hills and year ait the University of Pitts- Zavaglia, Annmarie Minnervieny, Wash., in a civil ceremony here Fields" at a recent meeting. Dr. burgh (Pa.). Holdenke has been curator of the Danna Gioseffi Wed Andrta: Sorrentino, Jackie El- Saturday. Her fiance Is a senior at Cal- Miss Lorlne J. Cooper New York Botanical Gardens for dridge, Darlene and Sue Lubi- ifornia (Pa.) State College. Frank S. Harwood, justice of more than 20 years. soher. Miss Kathleen M. Jones An August wedding is planned. FREEPORT, Pa. — Mr. an the peace, performed the "cere- Mrs, Alice Prescott, Rumson, Mrs. Leon A. Cooper of this oit) • ••< Commentator for the fashions mony in his home, 29 St. Peters gave a resume of her experiences NEW SHREWSBURY-Mr. and have made known the engage- To John T. Fitzgerald •mu Peggy Curtis. Hair styles for PI., Keyport. at the Rutgers University Land- Mrs. Dexter 0. Jones, 21 Avalon ment of their daughter, Miss Lo- the models were by Tony's House The bride wore .a streetJength scape School which she attended Dr., announce the engagement of rine Jean Cooper, to Raymond HAZLET — The marriage of home, Patrick Fitzgerald, and of Beauty and Glamor City, both gown desigrietf with a lice bodice with Mrs. James Robertson and their daughter. Miss Kathleen Joseph Barbuto, son of Mr. an Miss Danna Gioseffi, daughter of the bridegroom's cousin, James oj We»t End. and nyilon tulle skirt. An illusion Mrs. Donald Hembling, Rumson, Meredith Jones, to George J. Mrs. Anthony Barbuto, 5 Henry Mr. and Mrs. Galileo Gioseffi, 1 Fitzgerald, Belleville. Benson son of Mr. and Mrs. :, Mrs. Anthony Lubischer was veil was attached to a crown of and Mrs. Willard Harper, Colts Dr., New Monmouth N. J. East Susan St., to John T. Fitz- The bride, a graduate of Key- chairman, assisted by Mrs. Jo- sequins and pearls and she car- Neck. George A. Benson, 52 Birchwood An alumna of Freeport High gerald, son of Mr. and Mrs. port High School, is employed seph Angerio, Mrs. Frank Schici- ried a white colonial bouquet. Mrs. Bernard Barrett, Rumson, Ct., formerly of West Orange. School, Miss Cooper was gradu Thomas Fitzgerald, 140 Statesir at Fort Monmouth, Camp Cole* Miss Elaine Kovacs, Keyport, Garden Club president, announced The bride-elect, a graduate of ated in 1963 from Western Penn- PI., Middletown, was solemnized Area. Artt Society maid of honor,' wore a wMte that Mrs. Eric Williamson, Rum- Monmouth Regional High School, sylvania Hospital School of Nurs at a Nuptial Mass April 4 in The bridegroom Is a graduate organza dress with pink embroi- son, has received a life certificate attends the University of Vermont ing, is employed as a staff nurs( St. Benedict's Catholic Church. of Middletown Township High Elects Officers dered flowers, a pink bow head- as a judge. in Burlington, where She is a at the hospital and is a studen Rev. Gerald J. Callahan offici- School and is employed as a line- BERNARDSVILLE - Mrs. piece, and carried a pink colonial At the May program, which liberal arts student majoring In at the University of Pittsburgh ated. man for Bell Telephone' Co., Chapman Jones of Basking Ridge bouquet. will be presented entirely by club marine biology. Mr. Barbuto, an alumnus o A reception was held in the Shrewsbury. For their wedding ' was elected and installed as pres- Robert Walsh, Keyport, broth- members, Mrs. Robert Gorsuch, Mr. Benson is an alumnus of Red Bank Catholic High Schoo River House Inn, Rumson. trip, the couple toured Wash- ident of the New Jersey Chapter er of the bride, was best man. Chapel Hill, will speak on mulch- West Orange High School and La- ington, D. C. and Virginia. and Monmouth College, Wes Mr. Gioseffi gave his daughter of the National Society of Arts After a reception in the home ing and organic gardening, and fayette College, Easton, Pa., Long Branch, N. J., is a pos in marriage.She wore a rayon and Letters at a meeting here of the bride's parents, the couple Mrs. Jesse T. Fontaine, Fair Ha- where he was a member of Delta graduate student at Carnegie In laced peau sheath gown with recently. . left for Norfolk, Va., where the ven, will give a talk on planters Kappa Epsilon and the honorary stitute of Technology in Pitts cathedral train. Her bouffant veil Auxiliary Holds The founder and first president bridegroom is stationed and and containers for indoors and society Phi Alpha Theta, He is burgh where he is a member ol was held iff place by a rose petal of the chapter was the late Mrs. where they will reside. outdoors. She will also conduct attending Duke University Law the Chemistry Club and Sigm headpiece adorned with pearls Dennis Flynn of Rumson. Her The bride attended Keyport a horticulture quiz and present School, Durham, N. C, where he Dessert-Bridge Phi Omega. and she carried a prayerbook daughter, Mrs. Ruth Wilson of High School. The bridegroom was a prize to the member having is a member of the Duke Bar The wedding is planned foi with white roses. LONG BRANCH - The dessert Red Bank, is a member, as is graduated from Roosevelt High the highest score. Association. • Miss Anne V. McDowell June 6 in New Jersey. bridge of the Long Branch Public M.rs. Lewis Prentice of Rumson. School, Seattle, Wash. A white elephant sale will be Matron of honor was Mrs. John Health Nursing Association Auxil. conducted by Mrs. Edmund De- After a reception in the Knights . Welsh, Red Bank. Others at- iary being held today at 12:30 latush and Mrs. Wilfred Huelsen- of Columbus Hall, Keyport, the :ending the bride were Mrs. p.m. in Auxiliary Hall, Bath Ave., beck, both of Rumson, and Mrs. Miss Caruso Is Bride couple left for the Poconos. ames Fitzgerald and Miss Mar- is under the chairmanship of Mrs. Robert Guest, Navesink. Dona- The bride is a senior in Rar garet Fitzgerald,, both of Belle- Edgar Lazarus, West End. KEYPORT - Miss Elvira Di- >ire gown was styled with ville, cousins of the bridegroom; tions rf containers, figurines, and ane Caruso, daughter of Mr. and square neckline, wide shoulder itan Township High School. The auxiliary is planning a bus costume jewelry will be accepted. Vliss Maureen Skelton, Middle- Mrs. Francis A. Caruso, 2 Rose- straps and straight floor-length The bridegroom was graduatec trip to the World's Fair May 5. from Keyport High School and is town; and junior bridesmaids, mary Dr., Hazlet, became the skirt. She wore a matching bow the Misses Claudia Gioseffi, Haz- Mrs. Henry Brinley, gave a report Classical Union bride of James L. Stultz, son of headpiece and carried a nosegay serving in the U. S. Air Force, of the forthcoming event at a Dover, Del. :t, and Lauren Bonanno, Clifton, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stultz, 1 if light pink and dark pink car- xiusins of the bride. recent auxiliary meeting. The bus To Meet Thursday Woodland Rd., Holmdei, April 4 lations. They will reside at 1 Woodlanc will leave Shadow Lawn Savings ASBURY PARK - The spring n St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Rd., Holmdei. The gowns of the junior brides- and Loan Association at 8 a.m. meeting of the South Brunswick The bridesmaids, who wore maids matched that of the honor Women's Classical Union will be Rev. Edward Strano performed similar gowns and headpieces in attendant in yellow silk organza. Mrs. Ralph Klein. 535 Cedar held Thursday at 1145 p.m. here the double ring ceremony. dusty rose crepe, were Miss Jane Easter Card Party hey were fashioned with floor- Ave., West Long Branch, is chair- in the Grand Avenue Reformed The bride was given in mar- Huber, Miss Donna Dowd and length sheath skirts and em man of the Dues-Paying luncheon Church at Grand and Sewall Aves. riage by her father. She wore a Miss Susan Carnes, Hazlet; Miss Tonight for Auxiliary iroidered empire waistlines, Their which will be held May 19 in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury, in lieu rosepoint lace gown designed with udith Stultz, Keyport, cousin of LIN:ROFT - The Women' rose headpieces matched their Reformed churches represented of the regular May meeting. will be Bridle, Freehold, Colts a sequlned scalloped neckline, the bridegroom, and Miss Diane Auxiliary of the First Aid Squa- gowns and they carried bouquets Neck, Marlboro, Middletown, long sleeves and chapel-length Weisse, Wayne, cousin of the will hold an Easter card party of chrysanthemums and steph New Shrewsbury, Hazlet, Key train. A shoulder-length veil of bride. They carried nosegays of tonight in the squad building on inotis. The bride's three other DIAMOND JUBILEE port, Long Branch and Asbury illusion was attached to a,crown iale pink carnations. Hurley's La. ittendants were similarly gowned JAMESBURG - The Diamond Park. of pearls and rhlnestones and Vernon Stultz, Holmdei, broth- Prizes will be awarded for th( n turquoise silk organza and Jubilee meeting of the New Jer- Guest speakers will be Rev. she carried a nosegay of white er of the bridegroom, was best prettiest hat. Mrs. Marshall Lillj heir bouquets matched those of sey Society, Sons of the American Robert Dyvstra of Sinking Val roses and stephanotis. man. Ushers were Edward Ca- is chairman. On her committe .ie other attendants. Revolution, will take place here ley Reformed Church, Hisel, Ky., Mias Michele D'Agostino, New- ruso, brother of the bride; George are Mrs, Grace Roth, Mrs. H.G Michael Fitzgerald, at home, Saturday in the Forsgate Coun- and Mrs. Samuel LaPenta from ark, was maid of honor for her Shoen, Allen Staple, George Frye I lattner, Mrs. Delia Boyd Walsei was best man for his brother. try Club. Registration is at 9:30 Colts Neok Reformed Church. cousin. Her pale pink crepe Em- nd Stanley Slusarz, Hazlet. and Mrs. Paul Mahoney. Ushers were another brother at a.m.

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Reg. $41S Reg. 499.9S • Floating action brushes Ha IUMMY SOWN • Wood case, fabric cover 'Mtawrtd diagonally *M>alurtd diagonally • adjust for gentle care Mr. *sd Mr* Richard FEggley OK EARLE PACT ° , April H 1964 BED BANK BEGISTER DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank partmem will bt mad* and children, Somervil^, wUJ be SEA BRIGHT —Borough Coun- • Eatontown cil Friday night voted to enter to die other. Mr. and Mn, Jeromt Sdiei- guesti ia the borne of Mr. asd into a mutual fire assistance pact I man, 12 Gatnpfcdl Or., tOttyivi Mn, Tiomti Laugeaeo, 202 w»* offirfab «t NAD Earie, to You alww «** *M» Grand Jury List *e performance of "I* Tosea" WhtUp-jo) Rd., nHi weekend. event at tit* ttattwncj, Urn M* in the New York Metropolitan Mr. and Mrs. Leo BkunbergJ FREEHOLD - Names of pros T. McDonald, Spring Lake Oper House last Wednesday. l»c«v* grand Juror* tor Mon- Heights, clerk; William W. Ram- 15 Heritage Rd., wM visit Mrs. teouth County for the May term sey, Eatontown, school aiperin John E. Smathers, in Naper-'j| Were drawn Friday under direc tendent; John R. Highmark, Se; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Sey- viHe, HI.-, this week. Mr. Blum- tan of Superior Court Judge J Girt, auditor; Clarence W. Wick wert, 7 Eton PI., are attending berg also plans a Short business j| —COMMON— Edward Knight. man, Middletown Township, ol the N. J. Fuel Merchants Associ- trip to Arizona while his family | 'A ation convention Atlantic City. remains in Illinois. "Hie list, as reported by Jury fice manager; Paul B. O'Connel Commissioner James S. Parkes Neptune, engineer; T. Harol and Mrs. Milton F. VreeJand, in- Hughes, Interlaken, mercham cludes 50 men and women. Ex- Mrs. Elvira S. Doteal, Freehol cept for persons who may later Township, housewife. NAILS be excused by the court, the top Mrs. Bertha F. Lyman, Shrew: 33 names will comprise the jury. bury, housewife; Frank Bain RUSCIUS "Hie list in the order drawn: Middletown Township, executive; (6 to 20 penny) Mrs. Jeanette C. Poole, Farm- Mrs. Margaret Fitchmueller 25-27 EAST FRONT ST., RED BANK tagdale, bookkeeper; Louis M. Freehold Township, housewife; Scheldt, Wall Township, engi- Leopard Hechter, Long Branch need; Mrs. Nina Klein, West Long merchant; Mrs. Isabel M. Ma NEW AND USED Branch, housewife; Frederick K. shall, Holmdel Township, housi Dederick, Matawan, contract wife; Mrs. Dorothy H. Greeni specialist; John G. Lawley, West Ocean Township, housewife Long Branch, savings and loan Harry Van Inderstine, Middle FURNITURE executive; Mrs. Helen M. Millar, town Township, manufacturer; Interlaken,, housewife; Martin F. Raymond F. Johnson, Avon, Wi furnish Hornet, Aprs., Etc. a hundred Carlidge, West Long Branch, re- banker; Rabbi Sidney Schulman, tired; Paul R. Stryjcer, Middle- Asbury Park; Otto B, Suenholz, WHILE THir LAST town Township, real estate Middletown Township, treasurer; Visit Our New Branch broker; Emerson R. Heuy, Jr., Thomas R. Bowers, Red Bank, Neptune, training specialist; Mrs. real estate management; Joseph otctf.ititwrcwrt Helen V. Conrow, Red Bank, M. Goldsmith, stock broker; Mrs, cm WTMA HCRMTJttTi SWARTZEL'S Mabel I. Cater, Fair Haven, Sycamore Greens housewife; Mrs. Frances Tish- Unfinished wooden salad PAINTING TIP man, Oceanport, songwriter; Miss housewife, and Mrs. Dorothy O Farm & Garden Center »wls can be waterproofed by The grain and texture of red- SYCAMORE AVE., LITTLE SILVER, N. J. Mary Harrison, Wall cott, ICeansburg, housewife. wood can be emphasized attrac- SERVING THE AREA SINCE 1926 assistant treasurer. ipplying two coats of shellac, hinned 50 per cent with dena- tively with a stain or a coat of 645 HOLMDEL RD. by R.R. — HAZLET Carl F. Tesche, Neptune, elec- thinned paint wiped off with a • ANTIQUES • INTERIORS 244-2212 — 264-2211 trical engineer; Rev. John D. Ad Altare ured alcohol, followed by three clean rag before it gets dry. Merwin, Freehold; M a u r i c :oats of spar varnish. A synthet- (OPEN SUNDAY TO 12:30 P.M.) Parks, Deal, retired; Mrs. Marioi c resin sealer also can be used You always get fast results • ART OBJECTS • BRIC-A-BRAC Dempsey, Highlands, housewife Dei Medal is a waterproofer. with Register Classified ads. Alan E. Hale, Raritan Township, JJL1 office manager; Richard M. Child, Ocean Grove, salesman; To 32 Boys Mrs. Elizabeth Benjamin, Long TRENTON — Recently honored Branch, housewife; Walter H. at St. Mary's Cathedral, where Hi'ginbothain, Asbury Park, re- they received the Ad Altars Dei tired; Leon ZucJcerman, Middle- medal from Bishop W. Ahr were town Township, public relations 32 area Boy Scouts of Monmouth director; Earle F. Van Hise, Nep- Council. tune City, manufacturer; Elmore Also recognized for outstanding Kattner, Mafawan, retired. work in scouting on a unit level with boys of the Catholic faith Alphe W. Dumais, Sea Girt, and given the Christ the King executive; Rudolph B. Miller, award were Joseph Arcoleo of Matawan, accountant; Mrs. Jean Freehold, Walter S. Brower of M. Turner, West Long Branch, Asbury Park, Francis Cooper of housewife; Antonio V. Amodio, New Shrewsbury, Donald H. Hop- Interlaken, accountant; Fred Mc- kins of Oakhurst, John H. Jansen Dowell, Jr., Neptune, engineer; of Manasquan, Emilio Juliano of Walter J. Hillman, Jr., Marlboro Long Branch, Charles A. Kautz Township, electrician; Edward of Eatontown, Andrew J. Lennert of Lincroft, Harold Mage* of Long Branch, Raymond Vogel of Princess Skimmer Port Monmouth, and Willis Westendorf of West Keansburg. Printed Pattern Pelican awards for outstanding work on a council level were pre- sented to Philip C. Carling of Fair Haven, Neil Juliano of Long Branch, Joseph Smith of Spring Lake and John Thompson of Freehold. Award for Labrecque Superior Court Judge Theodore J. Labrecque of Fair Haven re- ceived the St. George award for distinguishing himself In promot- ing the spiritual aspect of scout- ing throughout the diocese. Area scouts receiving the Ad Altare Dei medal were Donald Pearce, Thomas Pearce, Robert Strattoh, Thomas Stratton, Ed ward Wiltsie, and Richard Zado- rozny, Eatontown; John Thorpe and Paul Waterman, Red Bank; bnrad Hall, Edward Horn, Frank Loeffler, and Harry Mahler, Highlands; Charles Drake, Russell Leahy and Wil- liam Winckelman, Lincroft; James Stanley, Middletown; Thomas Lloyd, Little Silver; Joseph Hall, New Shrewsbury; Michael Altonburg, River Plaza, ind Gerald Riley, East Keans- jurg. Also, Barry Berberich, Edmund Dougherty and Paul Huddy, West Keansburg; James Conley, Jr., >ansburg; Earl Buchmann, Key- port; and Peter Bibby, Frederick Groff, Gregory Hazell, Donald Norkus, Andrew Pfeifer and Frederick Wilkinson, Freehold.

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REP BANK REGISTER'S FIRST ANNUAL BABY WEEK EDITION TUESDAY, APRIL 28 School Registration years old on or before Oct. I, The Art Hearings MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The age Authority, member of Ptan- He hat served on the joint asd must present • birth certifi- Democrat Ctab, lac., bat en-ib Board, chdnnaa oi Coordi* study water tangt&ttm tot *e Uaed April 22 cate aad proof of: smallpox va©. Mtycr Hesry E Trap- mtiag Cotntaittee, sad It com- TftSI LONG BRANCH - Reg- citation; the DPT (dipktfcerit, Scheduled tad Edward J. Ltdtord for ptetog a tf*ee- year tens M He wtc found** of, the Popstration tor the 1M4« tinier- ptag cough and tettaw) •*-, QfLearning TMWTOH ~ R»pr««nl*tivei TowMfeip Committee nocHnaXlon, township cocnrnitttemwi, Earner Hutkitt and is a metnfctr garten class wiU be held WedM* rt*s with a !z/.*ter within tht, of 4* tut* ornBiztiiooi will ap- Mr. Ledford, a mideat bore of H* rU.JXA,, HtttoaM Col- April 22, from i a.m. "to •ad Mrs. Eugenit Pizd for tax past two yews; a Tine, Hea/ or By LESLIE J. NASON pear at a series of doted hearings 10 ye*.n, has received * BA de-lage Attodatlcm. He It afcrrted noon h the Gsommnlty Center, this week on the needs of vo-collector nomutatioa. Tbe trio is gree in business admlnfftratfcm, and hat two children. o Locust Ave., Peter C. Sandllos, Mantoux test tor tuberculosis Educate ., cational education In New Jersey, running at a ticket in the April and has taken graduate courses Four other Democrat* are op-superintendent of schools, has an-within the last six months; at Commissioner of Education Fred- 21 primary. In township administration. . Heposing the Trtphagen Ifcfcet In the "If t I$tte It good, mora will nounced. least three injections of Salic vac- training In specific cases, toon erick M. RauWnger has an- Mrs. Pizti, a resident here eight attended Rutgers University. primary election'. cine or three doses of Sabin be better!" is an opinion wtilch becomes a handicap rather thai nounced. To be eligible a child must be yean, Is a graduate of St. Mr. Lediord is employed as a borough resident, must be five oral vaccine against polio. often Unas to trouble. Such has an aid. At its regular monthly meeting Mary's High School and attended routing menager in the sales divi been the case with teaching ma- Sidney L. Pressey, professor last week the Commissioner's Drake Business School. She hassion of Drakes Bakery, He if chines. . !.. of education at the University of Committee to Study the Needs of been employed, by the township serving as a member of the Re- Arizona, acknowledged father of Vocational Education in New Jer- tax office two years, and has When UMtf too much, the teach- gional Board of Education and is LITTLE SILVER UPHOLSTERY the teaching machine, has hasey scheduled three evenings for been active in many al the civic chairmen of the Finance Commit- ing machine, which can be valu- some second thoughta about thi hearings today through Thursday, and township programs, INTERIOR MC0RATIN9 able for. the student who needs uses now being made of teachin to be held simultaneously at the Cuitsm-Mod* Sllpcomn, Drowj ond UpMliliry revlewy or for background Job- Mrs. Pizzl Is married and the Hew Furnlturt Mad* to Oriltr machines. He is inclined to think Department of Education Build- mother of two children. Rwptiotsttring ond R«palrln« of ail KMd» they have become monstrosities ing in Trenton and at the Board Mayor Traphagen, 44, has been 333 SILVERSIDE AVE. LinLE SILVER with their many - thousands of Education Building in Newark. (Near Railroad Station) PboM 747-2»«0 JSew of-frames programs—with theii a resident here 21 years. He is interminable writing in and mov Dr. Charles Dyer, principal of employed by Lebre Associates Ing of gadgets. the Memorial Junior High School Newaric. $6,000 Inventory Clearance Shrewsbury n Vineland and chairman of the In World War II he served This is what you get if yousubcommittee on hearings, will three years in the United States Upholstery, Slipcover Mary Kay Welchel, daughter of expect the so-called teaching preside at the three evening ses- Marine Corps and in the Pacific Mr. and Mrs. Eston V. Whelchei, machines to deliver lectures, con sions in Trenton, and Dr. George and Drapery Materials 50.80% 126 Apple Orchard Dr., celebrated duct experiments, give and grade W. Morgenroth, director of theTheater In China. He is married Decorator Samples and Yard Good«. her sixth birthday at a luncheon examinations and conduct a stuEssex County Vocational Schools and has two children. Voliw up to $24.95 a yard. off and more Mr. Traphagen has been active recently. Quests Included Carol dent step by step through a dlfin Newark, will conduct the New- Mmiln-Undtrcovtrad Showroom Jean Seley, Maureen Keenoy, ficult geometric theorem ark hearings. in the Keyport Elks, Guadalcana p Catherine! Neville, John Cone, through the intricacies of Post VFW, diffwood; past mas- CHAIRS • SOFAS Other members of the subcom- ter of Matawan Masonic lodge, OnOMANS Jimmy Clarke, Betty Ann Kai-Greet irregular verb. mittee on hearings include Al 30 ,.60% ser, Sharon .Howie, John Lliwa, Nothing New one of the original five directors At Is or upholittrtd In Lowenthal, Mrs. Ruth Mancuso and still director of the local off Leeann Wig, Donna Delapietra, There is nothing new or mysand Warren Simmons. par ebole* of fabric. Karen Kelly, Jennifer Stone and terious about, teaching machines Pop Warner Football. Tr&oh&ce Pat ind Nancy Whelchei. They are as old as education il Among those who will speak He is president of the Board of at the hearings in Trenton tomor- Health, chairman of the Sewer- self . . . Socrates gets credit fo: row will be Dr. C. Malcolm B Miss Mafgo Vitarelll of Saipan perfecting the technique. Gilman, Blossom Cove Farm, •pent her recent spring vacation This, in essence, was the SoMiddletown- , president of the New Damiano Heads with MIsfTCathy Suter, daughter cratic plan. After the great teach Jersey Society Sons of American of Mr. «rnd Mr*. William G. Su-er put a question to his student Revolution. USO Pal Dinner Mrs. Eugenie Pint ter, 114 Riveredge Rd. Miss Vi- he waited for an answer. Then, Among those who will speak tarelll, the daughter of the assist- with questions and answers, he led the student from idea to idea, at the hearings in Trenton Thurs- LONG BRANCH - Ralph J ant director of development for day will be Emma Berry, 1 Damiano, this place, has been the United States in the South- while the student reached a bas- ic conclusion. Evergreen Dr., Circle Trailer Ct. named chairman of the 12th an- east Pacific, is a classmate of Eatontown, president of the Li-nual USO Pal Dinner, Mrs. Eric Miss Suter's at the George School, A. A. Lumsdaine, program d censed Practical Nurse Associa- C. Ellstrom, president of the Come see fresh Newtown, Pa. rector for training and educatio tion of New Jersey, Inc. Jersey Shore United Service Or- at the American Institute for Re- ganization Council, has an Mr. and Mrs. George Brennan search in Pittsburgh, states: Sizes 32 to 46! nounced. and family, formerly of 1M Riv- "All of the devices that havi new, vivid spring been called Teaching Machines The dinner will be held Monday eredge'Rd., moved into their re- represent some form of variatioi at 7 o'clock in the Hi Henry Inn, cently acquired residence at of what can be called the 'Soc- 577 Brandiport Ave. \colors and patterns] Rumson Rd. and Conover La., ratic' method of teaching. They Serving on the dinner commit- Rumsori. present the individual studenl tee are Richard Klein, Mrs. Sam- with programs of questions anc uel Sestito and Mrs. Sam Diggle. Mr. and Mrs. Cedrlc Jones answers, problems to be solved Purpose of the dinner is to pro- in have moved into their new home and exercises to be performed mote . friendly relations between at 73 Reeds Rd. They moved "In addition, however, they al the military and civilian com- from Cincinnati, Ohio, to this so provide some type of automat munities. Each ticket purchased \Rugs and Carpetingl area where Mr. Jones is chief ic feedback or correction to th by a civilian enables a service- of production in the Electronics student so that he Is informer, man to attend the affair as a Command at Fort Monmouth. Theimmediately of his progress guest. Tickets are available from former, owners, Mr. and Mrseac. h step and given a basis fo: any committee member or from Charles Aiken, built a home in correcting his errors." the USO office, 133 Chelsea Ave. Shore A«es. Machine Takes Time »ere. Edward J. Ledford Pressey finds that students ca Mr. and Mrs. John Tanko and read silently through the mater, family have moved into a house al unhandicapped by the ma- at 17 Cloverdale Cir. Mr. Tanko, chines in l-15th of the time re- N.J. DISTRIBUTOR FOR |$ THE COMPLETE • cr/l.c libor who Is associated with J. C. Pen-quired through the machine pro- (HMSTRAN) ney and Co. in New York City, gram, mmi 0RGANIC was transferred from Denver Knowing comes about instanl Ferfre II * Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Tanko have ly, but it takes time to chose thi Acrilan* acrylic fiber is a lot like three boys, Bill, 14; Bob, 13, andcorrect multiple choice answer o: ™"?Jr" SOIL CONDITIONER wool. Only better, ft wears longer. Tim, 6. write in a missing word. Using a machine, the student'; It's soft, warm, luxurious. It looks Mrs. Harry Welsh, 32 Meredith thinking is centered on the print- THAT ENRICHES SOIL lovely new, keeps its new look long- Dr., has recently returned from ed statements. Thus, he Is dis- HERE ARE MATERIALS a 'veei's visit with her parents, tracted from forming his own er. Check off these features and see Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tllton, mental pictures and understand- USED IN FERTRELL: why carpets made with Acrilan are M.60DMBM, '„ *-J___ _ for Nitrogen end Humus. Beach, Fla. ing the concepts inS:i his own LUCILLE BALL words. - §f?o your best buy: ^ •CAJTOR.t'WtaCt't*ii-i^..*«r Nllrojen, Phoiphorui, Potoih, Humus. rtT will bo joined by The machines are't' clums; To Close «V Drive COCOA SHELLS „_*._ for Nltrogin, Potoih, Humiii. Exceptional Resilience At Dinner Tonight substitute for the instructor who COTTON HULL ASH6S for Potaih. BOB HOPE builds ideas in students' minds COTTONSEED MEAL ...... for Nltnxtn, Phoiphorui, Potaih, Humuf. Lasting Rich, Clear Colors for An Hour of Comedy LONG BRANCH - The closing and prepares systematically for BUND Of HA PRODUCTS ....for Nitrogen, Potoih, Humui, Mlnirali. Withstands Heavy Wear prtanttdby WUOt AORINITE -„..,,,;. ._ for Nllrojro, Humui. dinner for the 1964 membership- the moment when students cai r flnancel campaign of the Long be expected to piece all thi Smart for sport, dress-up! Cr© CHICKEN MANURE __i...for Nitrogen, Phoiphorui, Potoih, Humui. Easy to Maintain ; ' (KMSTRAND «.«*./»«/ FEATHER TANKAOl" L. for Nllrosin, Humui. Branch Area YMCA will be held thoughts together and grasp, an diet Chanel-style Jacket of knit Non-allergenic - flbtn for tht wty w» llvt toc/ty Idea which is far greater than ting worsted or cotton. ANIMAL TANKAOa . for Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potoih, Humui. tonight at 6:15 'to' the "Y." 404 Moth and Mildew Proof CBS-TV APRIL !9 8-9 PM.£ST> Broadway. merely the sum of the small ele- Jiffy jacket of 4'4-inch square; TOSACCO DUST,. : ___.. for Nltrooen, Potmh, Humui. ments involved. By watching the flatters sizes 32 to 461 Easy, OYSTER MEAL , for Phoiphorui, Calcium. The fculfet will be served by ILAO) (AGRICULTURAL) for Celclum, Mogmilum, Minerals. AS LOW AS the "1p* Auxiliary. students' eyes he regulates the watch TV while you crochet. Pa< tOYA BEAN MEAL for Nitrogen, Humus. featuring th* following famous brands Rev." John R. Carty, of Oldflow of materials, slowing down tern 577: sizes 32-34; 36-38; 40 PHOSPHATE ROCK - for Phoiphorui. First Methodist Church, West or speeding up as the class re- 42; 44-46 inch. P.T.B. (Fritted Troco Elsmenti) for Minerals. • ALEXANDER SMITH Long IJranclvwill deliver the in-sponds. Thirty-five cents in coins fo ORBBN SAND for Potaih, Mlntrali, Boso Exchango. vocation anoV benediction. There is an emotional setting this pattern — add 15 cents fo NOTE: It not sold In food ttor

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He scored three gional its third baseball victim not. doing much better until the of the Huskies' markers. .,.._ of the season yesterday. The filth inning. Bob Sunden was en- Henry Hudson's next game is Huskies soundly , thrashed the gaged in a pitching battle with on Friday when Point Pleasant Admirals, 9-0, at Firemen's Field Szyarto and let in a single run Beach Invades the Admiral's den. here. in the first inning when Richie The Huskies next Shore Confer- Coach George Deilz's squad is Tyska singled to left field and stole second. Edward Hamilton ence B Division encounter Is at By BILL ROBINSON now 3-0 while Henry Hudson Wall Township on Thursday. sports an 0-3 slate. Matawan skied out to right field, but Steve ta»M Res. IBM He"'* Huttaon 10) After spending a considerable amount of time shows a similar 3-0 slate in theRussell worked Sunden for a base abr.. abr h 2 0 0 Shore Conference B Northern Di- on balls. Ron David followed with Tyska. ef 4 3 2Cart.rl above water, boating people very often end up being Hamilton,c 2; 1, 0u Nappo,33b 3 0 0 vision where it is defending a bouncer to third. The Admirals Kuiiell.lli 3 0 1 Bertha, p-ll 3 0 0 curious about what's under the surface. The mystery champion. attempted a double play, but itDavid,ss 4 1 1 Btlles.lti 2 0 0 flzyarto.rf-p 3.. 0.. 1I Oeralill.c 3 n n and challenge of the depths holds a great fascination The Huskies will run up against failed and Tyska scored. Barrett.If 3 0 0 Hinllh.ll 2 11 0 Mrinn.il 1 0 O|Barker,IO|Barker,Iff !• I«) 00 a tough stumbling block this aft- Sunden, who has not seen much Venn.rl 3 0 olVonllmHlla.rolVllmHll f 3 0 1 Not too long ago, this was only for divers in con* Jones, p 1 1 OiMo'motl.M-Sb 2 0 I' ernoon when it journeys to Car-varsity action this year, finally 1 0 1 IVApollto,2b 2 1 1Ollliucn.,Sunrten.p. • " . plicated helmets and suits fed by air hoses, or for scien teret to battle Dick Miglecz's tired after the four innings andBrown,3b 23 1 Ha.rt«r»v 1 0 0 Hart.rr.ve,Jackaon.p p 100 0 0 tists in bathyspheres, but a whole new dimension has Ramblers. Carteret will probably was relieved by Phil Hartsgrove. 0 0 0 fire big Ed Mantie while Deitz Mike Jackson was summoned Cur! re, 2b recently opened up for the average boat user in the de •>7 9 7 23 0 1 will counter with Ron David. from the bull pen to get the final Matawan ReJ 1 JJ " J» »" » velopment of the sport of skin diving. Matawan broke up a close tus-out in the sixth inning and Fred Henry Ilu.lcion ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Struck out by fizyarto 7. Jonea. Baml sle against the Admirals with Bertha came on to hurl the last on balli off Szyarto I. Sunder! 2. Hli» three runs in the fifth inning and chapter. off Szyarto 2 In 5, Jonei 0 In 2, Sunden 6 In 5. came back with a five-ran bar- Matawan broke the game open Umpires: Czok, Murphy. rage in the ensuing session. The In the fifth when Frank D' Apo- winners had gone in front, 1-0, inlito drew a walk. Bob Brown ROLLING FOR THE HAWKS — Monmouth College's bowling team, now in its second the first inning. sacrificed him to second and wasHawks Beat year of organized play, is currently in third place in the Eastern Intercollegiate Bowl- Ken Szyarto started on thesafe when the third baseman mound for Matawan and hurled erred on the play,. « ing Conference, only two games behind league-leading St. Peter's of Jersey City. The the first five innings. He was Tyska got the first run in byAdelphi, 6-1, Monmouth keglers, standing, left to right, are John Schia/ino, team captain John lifted in favor of Jimmy Jones, singling and Hamilton lofted a Gauvreau, Ron Constantino, Mickey Yeager and Pat Ciniello, who is leading the league who worked two frames. Szyarto sacrifice fly to center which was nicked for two singles while scored Brown. Russell continued For 3d Win with a 190.02 average. Kneeling are Barry Delit and Chef Kobylakiewicz. striking out seven and walking the parade with a free ticket to WEST LONG BRANCH - Mon- first and Ron David flied to left mouth College's baseball team field for what seemed to be anwon its third game in four starts out. However, the fielder dropped yesterday as it downed Adelphi, the ball and Tyska scored the 6-1, in a tilt that was ended by Favored Los Angeles Dodgers, third run of the inning. rain with Monmouth batting in Wildness on the part of the the bottom half of the seventh. Admirals led to their downfall The Hawks managed to get onjy in the sixth session. Four bases three hits, but got them when they on balls and a base knock by counted. In the third frame, TerJ Brown got things going and Da-Liviness, Adelphi's starting hurl- Yankees Start Defending Today vid added the crushing blow with er, issued four consecutive walks a two-run single. after two were out to force in the Associated Press out of 35,000 for Yogi's debut at added Jerry Lumpe and Dothne Giants' ace. Henry Hudson's only threat first run. Dave Cherosnlck then The favored Los Angeles Yankee Stadium. Demeter to the roster. The Tigers Philadelphia, like Los Angeles, came in the third inning when it drove in two runs with a single. Dodgers and New York Yankees quote the expect 35,000 at home when they opens at night with the New York Las Vegas odds picked up its two hits and only Joe Bolton, who had drawn the SNORKELING from your boat can be a very enjoyable begin the defense of their league Yanks as 2-5 odds-on favorites in face the Kansas City A's, whoMetis as the opposition. The Phtls walk of the game. ••>' fourth walk, went to third on the dividend. The equipment is simple, and most boats can titles today when the rest of base the American League and theare having pitching and "porch" are talking pennant with top flight hit and scored on a passed ball. ball's major leagues follow the Dodgers as 6-5 in the National problems. Gil Ventimiglia led off with a be easily adapted to the sport. pitching and the Mets are talking The Hawks picked up two more lead of Washington and Cincinnati League with the San Francisco hit, but Jerry McDermott forced Baltimore and Chicago, two about their new stadium due to runs in the fourth on two hits and to complete the two-day openingGiants, a close up second at 9-5.more potential rivals of Che Yanks him at second on a ground ball. Skin divers have become such a fanatic breed that open Friday. Sunden followed with a smack to an error to push the score to 6-0. program. A poll of baseball writers also at Chicago where the White Sox The Chicago Cubs and Pitts- many of them look on boats merely as a platform from picked both the Yanks and Dod- center with McDermdtt hiking to Adelphi verted a shutout by Sandy Koufax, the man of the wiiH unveil another prize rookie lurgh Pirates meet at Forbes scoring their lone run in the fifth. gers with the same degree of in second baseman Don Buford. third. The threat was stymied which to pursue their favorite sport. Concluding the year in baseball last season Field. The Cubs hope second when McDermott was picked off Adelphi (I) Monmoolh Col. (HI series this department has been running on how to en-with his 25 victories and brilliant certainty. The Orioles make their first start baseman Jim Stewart can take ab r h ab r h under Hank Bauer, who as added the hot corner. However, Bill Conlon,2b 4 10 Olordaro,2b 3 2 1 World Series, will try to get the If the Yankees are to be beat- over the job of the late Ken lard walked, but Joe Nappo went Schreler.cf O'Connor, 3b ail joy some of the extras available to boat owners, let's Dodgers off on the right foot Norm Siebern and Willie Kirkland Dcirolllo.lb McCormlck.Jb 0 0 0 en, many regard the Minnesota Hubbs and count on Billy Cow- down on strikes to end the inning. Golden, 3b . Hende.rion.cf 2 10 look at the things to consider in using your boat for against the challenging St. Louis Twins as ttie best bet. In fact, to the cast. InBlnga.rf 3 0 0 Bolton,lr 2 19 n, a rooWe from Salt Lake City, Penche.lr 2 0 0 CheroanlclUb 1 0 1 underwater operations. Cardinal. the Yankees themselves regard The spring training cham- !o play center field. Tufano.c Nanna.c 30 0 The night game at Dodger Sta- (he Twins as their most threaten- pions, the San Francisco Giants Sulfanelll.ss Glnica.ii 3 10 We are not talking to the serious Scuba diver here. Pittsburgh expects • improve- Uvlnett.Tp Punstead.rf 3 0 5 ing rival. Neptune's Sixth 0 0 0 dium is expected to draw about with a 25-6 record, count on ment from the 1963 cast, partic- Demartlnl.p Rooney.p HI He lives in a world apart of tanks, regulators and high- 50,000 despite the world ohamps' The Twins with their power- 42,000 at Candlestick Park to a-Wlllen 0 0 0 larly Bob Bailey and Donn Clen- Falzer.p 1 0 0 embarrassing weekend with the ful home run punch open on thewatch the Giants play the re- ly specialized equipment, and the subject is a compli- denon. Inning Outburst a-WalUed for bemartlnl In 8th. ngels. road at Cleveland. Despite the vamped Milwaukee Braves. Adelphi _.._ 0 0 0 0 10 O—l cated one. Suffice it to say that it is not a pursuit to The Yankees, anxious to loss of Manager Birdie Tebbetts Monmouth 0 0 i 2 0 0 *—4 The two clubs made a major 2B—Giordano. be taken up lightly. A beginner should have compe- bounce away from the gate un- for the year due to a heart at-deal during Che winter that sent Rips 'Squan, 7-2 Hits off Lh-lneii 0 In 2'i, Filler 9 In 2, nooney 4 In 7. DeMirllnl 3 In l!i. tent professional instruction before working off a boat, der new Manager Yogi Berra, tack, the Indians are hopeful of Felipe Alou and Ed Bailey to Driftwood Struck out by Llvlnesa 0, Falzer 2, will send pitcher-coach Whitey betting their position. About 20,- the Braves for Bob Hendley, NEPTUNE — Neptune scored Rooney 7, Oomartln! 0, BaBei on balli and experienced divers should be along when novices four runs in the sixth inning in oft Llvlneaa 9, Falser 1, Rooney i, 'ord against the Boston Red 000 are due to watcih this game* Bob Shaw and Del Crandel. Old Demartlnl 0. first start diving. Sox' Bill Mongouquette. Detroit also has drawn some dependable Warren Spahn wilibe Loses Pair, beating Manasquan, 7-2, in an We are concerned here with the much more Ralph Houk in his new role oi pennant support on the strength shooting for victory No. 351 for A Division game yesterday. ;eneral manager hopes for a turn- of Chuck Dressen's trades that the Braves against Juan Manichal Going into the sixth, the Fliers casual sport of snorkeling off a boat as a pleasant In 9th Place were leading, 3-1, after they HoffmanPins adjunct to owning one, not as the prime reason for PARAMUS — Driftwood Beach tallied a single run in the third Lions, Hues Win Club of Sea Bright dropped to and two more in the fourth. Man- 6-2 Defeat On, being afloat. A growing number of boats can be ninth place last night in theasquans only score up to this seen carrying fins, masks and snorkel tubes now- Eastern Classic Bowling League point came in the fourth. adays, and they are a very smart thing to have when the shore keglers couid win In the sixth, Terry Eokart Croydon Hall ! but one match, against Marcal started things off fqr Neptune by aboard for a variety of reasons. Neptune, Lakewood Gain Paper Products of Paterson. SOUTH AMBOY - Hoffman reaching first on aj walk. Then High School bunched all its six In addition to providing the fun of exploring un- Driftwood lost the first two with one out, "Cookie" Allan runs and six hits in two inning* matches, but games of 215 andsingled to center, and when the derwater, a fascinating form of sightseeing that opens yesterday afternoon to hand 203 by John Isaksen and "Joecenterfielder babbled the ball, up a whole new world, snorkel equipment can. be a Croydon Hall its first loss of the Menzzopane, Jr., respectively, In Eckart scored and Allan wound Command in Golf League season, 6-2, against one win. It help in inspecting a boat's underbody, checking moor the last effort kept the, Seaup on third. Lee RocSielle fol- was the first win tor the Gover- Brighten from being blanked. lowed with a single to drive in ings, pilings and other underwater installations, recov- Defending champion Neptune Toms River, 5-0, tor a 2-0-1 rec-to its easy triumph over Red nors, who dropped their first two Driftwood Allan for his second RBI of the ering lost articles, or perhaps even making emergency and Lakewood, runner-up a year ord to Neptune's 2-0-0- mark. Bank Catholic. Dana Argeris shot RuHlnl .163 205 198 BS3 tilts. , game. Howard O'Neil moved ago, jumped into first place in The Piners finished with a 150a 49 for the Colts from Lincroft M«nzzop»ne, Jr. 169 202 203 574 ; repairs. The embarrassing problem of a line wrapped Breeder _ ....193 213 190 596 Rocheile along to third with a Croydon Hall tallied twte« Jn the Shore Conference Golf League team total, only 10 strokes over George Norris and Frank Hurley Haksen ..- ..195 179 215 589 the top of the fourth inning, but Halll(an 2J4 194 189 SS7 single. Pat Calderone hit an In- around a propeller can be handled quite easily this way.by posting shoutout triumphs in par at Toms River's short course. each added 50s. Paul Zalesky led field grounder, but was safe at were unable to get a concentrat- It pays to get good equipment, as the difference in action yesterday. Middletown evened its record the Caseys with a 47. It was the 914, 963 992 2,: ed offense going against Guv Marcel Tatter first when Manasnuan's first b~ In other league matches, Mid- at 2-2 in defeating Brick Town- opening match for both teams. Rotten - .'....IS 2411 202 672 chucker, Joe Zailski. The 6'3 left- cost is not all that much, and a good mask and tube ma1 n failed to touch the bag. That dletown whitewashed Brick Town- ship at Beacon Hill Country Club. Vctrone _ 210 222 170 GO'. can mean greatly increased safety and comfort. Al- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS DeMirll .....201 193 2O1 5!)enableB d Roohelle to score and hander held the Hall to three ship, 5-0, Central Regional edged Third man Mike Roma led the Muhlenbruch 172 102 11)3 557 hits, one a double by Joe Fal- Oazel ....ISO 176 171 54O'Nei7 l to advance to third. Glen though most tubes are designed for mouth breathing, Rumson-Fair Haven Regional, 3- Lions with a 40. Bob Brown shot SHORE CONFERENCE DePalo then grounded out andletta. 2, and Point Pleasant Beach a 43, Rich Barbara a 44 andMiddletown 5, Brick Twp. 0 DM 1028 941 2.957 there is a type with the tube in the face mask for nose- O'Neil scored the final run. Bill Fehen was on the mound blanked Henry Hudson Regional, Roger Vincent a 50 for'the re- breathing. Some people, including this reporter, find Neptune 5, Wall Twp. 0 Calderone pitched all the wayfor Croydon Hall. He lost his 54, while losing to Red Bank maining Middletown scores. (or Neptune and only allowed touch in the third and fourth this an easier way of getting used to snorkeling. Central Regional's third and de-Central 3, Rumson 2 High, 3-2. Rumson JVsthree hits, struck out nine and innings when the Governor* Brothers Academy ciding point against Rumson came Lakewood 5, Tom* River 0 Snorkel in pairs, with somebody aboard the Christian walked three over the seven-in- scored, Otherwise, Fehen wu in for low team total, .which bested shut out Red Bank Catholic, 5-0, Red Bank 3, Pt. Pleasant ning route. He also contributed to command. boat to keep an eye on those in the water. Avoid the Bulldogs by only two strokes, Win 2 Tilts and defending N.J. State Ihter- Beach 2 his own cause in the third in- In the Hall's fourth, Andy Dale 213-215. Rumson fell far behind KEYPORT - The Rumson JVs areas of heavy current or heavy boat traffic. A tournament champion Union High Pt. Pleasant Beach S, Henry ning when he banged out a double singled and went to second when on the first two holes, but man- scored a total of 18 runs In two skin divers' flag, red with a white diagonal stripe, whipped Asfoury Park, 10-2 in Hudson 0 to drive In Neptune's initial run. Billy Clayton bobbled the ball aged to make it close at the end. games over the weekend and lim- non-Shore Conference League ac- OTHERS Rocheile was the offensive star in center field. He stole third and should be used if there is any traffic in the area. Point Pleasant Beach, Henry ited their opponents to but four lon. for the Fliers with two singles in came home on a passed ball. runner-up in last Hudson and Red Bank played at CBA 3, R. B. Catholic 0 as they beat Keyport, 4-2, and Spearing fish or lobsters is one of the favorite Neptune, three times at bat. George Vince followed with an* Manasquan River with Henry Union 10, Asbury Park 2 Red Bank Catholic, 14-2, on Fri pastimes of snorkelers, but make sure that you know year's NJSIAA tourney, handed Msnnsnuan (3i | N'PDtunn (7) oiher base knock and stole sec- Wall Township its first defeat, Hudson at the course to play STANDINGS day and Saturday, respectively. at) rh ab r hond. He continued to third on a Grasdoef.ci 4 noiw. Eckart.rl 2 1) 1 the regulations in your area. Only spear what you can5-0, in a match at Spring Meadow a rained out match against the W L T Pet. In the first contest, Rumson had Borsettl.KA 1 0 olncPalo.rr passed ball and made it In to Neptune 2 0 0 1.000 Whelman.rf 3 0 OlCutlllo.lb eat; don't kill unnecessarily, and use great caution in that was closer than the final host Garnet Gulls of Point. The to score two runs in the seventh Schlver,p-rf I 0 llWIIIlamson.lb I II 0score via the same route. score indicated. Neptune's shoot- Gulls easily defeated winless Hud- Lakewood 2 0 1 1.00innin0 g to pull the game out of theBaltend.lb I 0 01 Pay.cf 30 0 Hoffman tallied in the third on operating near other swimmers. Glenn,c 3 1 0Beekmm « 3 1 1 ers posted scores of 42, 41, 4son2 , now 0-3 on the season, but Wall 2 1 0 .667 fire. Tim Ryan, a sophomore, Robinson, If 3 0 0 Martu«cell!..1b 2 0 0a double by Zaleski, two singles To be suitable for snorkeling, a boat should have Brown, 88-p and 46 with Wall Township not lost to Red Bank when the BucTom- s River 2 1 0 .887 drove in what tourned out to beSmith,3b 3 0 0 T. Eekart,3b 1 1 0by, Clayton and Jerry Drill and caneers held a 14-stroke edge in Middletown 2 2 0 .500 Booth,2b 3 0 0 Rufgerlo.lf 2 1 1 good stability, a roomy cockpit with lots of space to far behind with cards of 43, 43, 44 the winning run with a double. a-Segall ~2 0~ '1 Allan.lf l 1 a two-bagger by Frank Jaakdw- team totals, 185-199. Red Bank .1 1 1 .500 111 Rochelle.c 3 Jt move around in and for handling of equipment, low and 50. The team totals read The score had been tied at 2-2 Devlin.2b 2 1 :ski. •' Neptune 171.; Wall, 180. Jackson Paces CBA Central 1 1 0 .500 since the fifth. Bob Friscia, a O'Nelll.ai 1 1 The Guvs came back in the freeboard or a good boarding ladder", and easy access Calderone,p 3 0 Lakewood Rolls Tom Jackson, a sophomore, Rumson 1 2 0 .313 freshman, was the winning pitch fourth on a pair of walks to Joe to the cockpit from over the side. Stowage space for Brick 1 2 0 .333 er. 31 2 3 29 7 9 Lakewood had an easy time fired a 42 at Bamm Hollow to Manaanuan 0 0 0 10 0 1—2Blaha and Hal Dennen, a force- the gear is also important, plus good ground tackle for disposing of previously unbeaten pace Christian Brothers Academy Pt. Pleasant Beach 1 2 0 .333 Against RBC, Rumson scored Neptune 0 0 1 2 0 4 out by Zaleski, another single by Henry Hudson 0 3 0 .000 ?B—Calderone. . four runs in the second, fourth Hlt> ort Schlver 9 In B'i,, Brown 0 InClayton and a base hit by Jan- reliable anchoring. In clear waters, a glass-bottom MlddlPtnnn 15) — Brick Twp. 101 *4. Calderone 3 In 7. Struck out by Middletown I Brick Twp. and sixth innings to easily win Schlvcr 1, Brown 0, Calderone, 0. kowski, bucket is helpful for scouting out Likely areas from the P. Rrown 13 m!T. Free* ii it) it. Bill Beaty had a hot bat forBases on balls o[f Bchiver 1, Brown 0 Croydcm Hill 121 I Hoffman <«> R, Barbara 41 (U|J. Carter SS (0 Cnlderone 3. An rt HI AR R H surface. M. Romn IH cli'n. Slinrkey IS iO(he winner. He hit a home run Umplrei: Southerland. Clayton. Rchro'ler.lf 2 (/ (liriayton ef 4 2 7 Major League It. Vincent SO live. Rojerj 51 cOi t>.ile.2li 3 1 llDrlil.lb 1 1 I in the second with two men on Vlnco.3h 1 1 llJanliowihlrf 4 0' J Snorkeling need not be an athletic pursuit, though Team total 177 cliiTram tolal 195 (0>and then tripled in the sixth with l'*nlletta.»« 3 0 IJKeller.e. 3 O'O it caa be, and it can be an extremely rewarding extra Tho'piton.cf 2 (I niWond,3h 3 0 H .Vrpluni- (5) — W»ll T»n. «l> the bases loaded to end the day Mcmone.r 3 0 0IMarklel.2b 3 .0 I) in boat ownership. Neplune | Wall T>vp. with eight runs batted in. His Sports rtupporlih l o OfRlaha.i* 1 1 I) rt Hurley 42 111 J. Eckman 43 f'a'nailrtilh 1 0 o!l>nnenlf ^ 0 1 J. March tl HMD. Fnrnoff 4] homer was a 380-foot blast to Krank.rf I o olZallikl.p II I I). [>,ivl» 12 UMIt. Welner right center. Fehen.p I 0 0| The only loss the Hawks suf- R. Willing 46 (l)IJ. Newman M RuntMin (41 •Keyport (3i 21 2 j| • 2|" ~B~& Two Straight fered in the singles against Drew Associated Prett Team total 171 (ll|TVnm total ISO rlil Schedule Oroyclon Hall _ 0 0 0 2 0 II 0-2 was when Ed Rosenfeld defeated n*ermnn».2ti 2 1 Mtlccardl.2li """mi"! - II 0 3 3 0 0 x-« National League American League Central (3) — Rununn (?) tlrlBhton'.Sb 3 I llllechlolill.p TODAY 'ill -Jiinknwald. Zallskl. Tallelta Rabin, 2-6, 64 and 6-2. The final Central I Rurmon Miller.Hi i 1 l|Kohltirckr-r.rf BASEBALL Struck out hy Zall.ikl «. Baiei on Victories For W. L. Pet. G.B. W. L. Pet. G.BTl. . OlMions 50 (Oilo. Fnriylh 17 llrmvncf 1 0 n;C-nluzlr.nakl,3b BBIIn olf fehrn 6. Kallakl 3, doubles match was called off due S, NVlron M fl) K. Prman GO (0nyjji.r: f 3 I 2|Krown.lf A DIVISION Umplre«: Ryan. Inman. Houston 1 0 1000— Los Angeles 0 1.000 — 0. Petertion Ml < li|Lanfln.c 2 0 n;Woolley.m Toms River at Middletown M.C. Netters Los Angeles 0 0 .000 VjjMinnesota .. o .000 Team total 213 iliTomn total 215 tit! I). Keen 45 iOKeyport 000 02 0 0—2Shore Reg. at Henry Hudson hustled Denny Mover and upset .000 3tt-~Hyan. 2B- Ryan, Dooley. end. The Hawks beat Newark Doubli-n — Thaicr-Torn* i| Decker St. Louis 0 0 .000 i/j New York .000 Team total 150 'lijTonm tol.il 171 iO Struck out by FrlscU 5. Berhtoklt 7 Southern at Monmouth the former junior middleweight State College, 9-0, Friday and Tonto. 0-(. 0-3: nnhiuack-Habln ,1 San Fran 0 0 .000 '/2 Boston fijca on balla off Friscia 2. Been p Drlrn-Cartcr, 6 1, 6.;l; Serge While- I't !>lea—Henry llud'nn (0 OTHERS champion on a 10-round split de- downed Drew University, 6'/2-2!/2, Cincinnati 0 1 .000 1 Washington .000 1 lolclt 4. Martin Spcclor IMI (|. Buu-Rrynolds, VI. Pleasant Bch. I Henry Hudson Matawan at Carteret cision last night. Saturday. '•5. 4-fi. fi-3. Monday's Result Monday's Result T. Ruller 14 illin. Lynch 67 (01 RuniAon (14) II. II. ('•Hi. (J) Monmoulh fli^—Drew 1>A ('. Hallou 54 Hi|J. Ahern 55 lOl Asbury Park at Neptune DeNucci, of Newton, Mass., On both days, Monmouth's top Klnglm — Rot, Thai, r cMl il. Slev Houston 6, Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 4, Washington 0 P. Smith II ill Filnll (11 Heerm'a.lb 4 1 1 l)f!Knrdo,2b .1 o Wolsemoth, 6-2. 6-1; Bill Cimklln IM er. K Pt. Pleasant Beach at St. Rose weighed 164% to 100 for the Port- three singles players, Bob Thaler, Today's Games Today's Games 1). Hray .M 111 j. pis: M (01 Rowan,rRt t O OO (I Scola.VSlVbb 0 00 il. Dick Lyons G-2, G-3; [lot, Torren (M i!rlKhton,2b 3 1 lljTruex.cf 3 0 GOLF land, Ore, favorite. Both are 24 Bill Conklin and Bob Torre, won il. Toby Kllneu* GO. 60; Hob IV St. Louis at Los Angeles, N Boston at New York 0 0 Voer IDI ,1. Torn Buhn.iacl> 6-1 6-2• Tenm total lliii (ll|Teain lotnl ;M IOMiller.l: > 4 1 2 Manley.cf SHORE CONFERENCE years old. In straight sets. Against Newark Ml Roauilelil i I)i i|, Mike Rabin Mi Milwaukee at San Francisco Baltimore at Cl» ago Hrown.lf 3 2 ljCoflk.lf 3 0 lied Hank clli — l't. 1'lenianl Itch. 12 Rynn.c 3 2 llFalcon.lf 1 0 Lakcivood at Red Bank The close voting found judge State, Thaler and Torre teamed 6-4. li-J; Itlrk Him iM) il. l.rs Mar Chicago at Piusburj'h Kansas City at Detroit Itr.l Hunk . Pi I'lesnaiil Ilrll. IhKilpy.rl-lb 2 I 2IMIlmk.3b •lull 6-1, 6-4. H c;i»^^'-y :m ill Hurrr It 10 Hyah I 2 lilto inlo.r (Jumping Brook) Harry Sundbcrg and referee Ed- up in the doubles to beat their op- l>uulilr*i — Tli.-ilt-r-Tnrre.i il WOIKP- New York at Philadelphia, Nj Minnesota at Cleveland 'b Asly ' II 'll| I'.nHnn 51 <<)Farley.»s 4 1 (lll^ifilrce.rf Pt. Plensnnt Beach al Toms Rlvur moll].Lynns (VJ, 6-1; Hohiuiirh-Tnrrcs K I'uiliu 1(1 'II' Plnllll IS 11 - lien rf 3 0 HBenk rf die Bradley picking DeNucci !)8- ponents, 6-1 and (i-3. In other i) Kllm-loli-DfVcfr Hi' fi-1 Only games scheduled Only games scheduled (Toms River) doubles matches, Tom Bohnsack Wednesday's Game J, Kmle; 51 i(li 111 »y 5:1 .1 llartlrtl.cl 0 0 n.Mailuml.lli 96 and 98-97 on the 10-point must Wednesday's Games ICoiik.Iti 1 0 Central Reg. at Neptune system. Judge John Norton had and Mike Rabin won by 0-1 and New York at Philadelphia, N Los Angeles at Washington. N T.-nni total , n>'Tonin tolnl l'KI i2 l!t;iman'i>.- HicMawrfer ..fflp tmrtA tit «r u« , 1 m I*GB*I "grtAd tlwn" aow thtt he Ptlmer, who led every round edjse." howin, Palmer &aM Jlj two tontags to upset Man- his won the firtt at the four Mg is scoring a six-sbroke victory The Wi\ Masters arewertd that "There's always / meuth Regkmti, 8-2 yesterd&y &*. es, the Masters. question decisively. He shot 69, First here was K«n Veoturi, Ifaet .jflie, Golden Falcons suffered ere Sunday for the fourth Mas- "If I win the U.S. Open, I'll ers championship, said he would 68, 69, 70 for 276, two off Ben Gene Littler and Dow Finster- (hrtugh in extremely-frustrating wald, then Gary Player and now ft«oo tefiniteiy play in the British skip the next two tournament* at Hogan's record, and finished six )pen at St. Andrew," tihe mil- Houston and San Antonio and shots ahead of Jack Nicklaus and Jack Nicklaus. He's piaying marw tn' foe first two innings, Mon- ionaire par wrecker from La make his next competitive ap- Dave Marr. He passed the half- velously. Certainly, I know bet niouA had the basts full in both obe, Pa., said yesterday. "If pearance at the Tournament of million dollar mark in career win- around." frames, but was unable to push don't win our open, my plans Champions at Las Vegas May 1. a run across. The Falcons also •e a bit indefinite. During Che next two weeks he loaded the bases in the sixth, "This much is true. I still have rll rest, he said, and probably |wt managed only one run. Mon- ly heart set on winning that play a couple of practice rounds mouth stranded a total of 12 men rand slam." I'll keep trying as at Congressional. through the game and stole eight >ng as I can swing a club." The closest he ever came to the bases in the first three innings, The professional slam consists jrand slam was in 1960 when he which included two double steals. f the Masters, the U.S. and won the Masters and U.S. Open On top of all this, the Falcons British Opens and the American and missed out by a stroke in the managed'to collect only two hits PALMER GETS LOTS OF HiLP — Both Arnold Palmer and hit caddy throw them- GA. British Open at St. Andrews. He off three Wall hurlers. selves into the act a< Arnie't eagle putt rolls doie to the 13th cup but mine, by To win these four In a single has never won the PGA. Wall broke into lite scoring inches in final round pi t4ie Master. Golf Tournament at Augusta, Ga. Palmer, with pear would be a feat, Palmei The powerfui!Iy4>uilt, 34-year- ooumn in the second frame with nsists, comparable and probably old glamor boy of golf acknowl- one run and Chen pushed across a 4th round 70 and a total 276, won an unprecedented fourth Masters title. superior to Bob Jones' grand edged that his Masters triumph, five, in the following inning on (AP Wirephoto) ilam—the U.S. and British Opens coming on the heels of a six- ihree singles, one walk and a and the U.S. and British amateu month victory drought gave him throwing error by Monmouth's —in 1930. "new life." pitcher. "The U.S. Open, British am "1 feel like going out and play- Monmoulih had been in a three- 13 th Annual Junior Essex Troop 'GA will be played in the space ing again," he added. way tie for first in the B Southern •f a little more than a month,' He said he was beginning to Division of the Shore Conference aimer said. "Ill be going from be bugged by the fact that he before this game, but now slips the big American ball to the hadn't won a major title since back into third pjate. This was Horse Show Set for May 2-2-3 small British ball and back ti the British Open in 1962 and Wall's initial win of the young WEST ORANGE - The 13th tors in the East. Detailed infor- ion, junior and intermediate hunt- the American ball with only hadn't scored a tour victory since season. ' » Annual Junior Essex Troop Horse mation on entries may be ob- ers, junior military, division, mil- week to get adjusted. It's tough. last October. He was stung by Monmoulli (!) nail (0) Show will be held May 1, 2 and 3 itary horsemanship, pony hunt- r h tained from Mrs. Sawyer, 224 The American Open is sched hints he was through. Parker.cMI' 2 0 1 Pylivrr at the Troop Farm in Pleasant Fells Rd., Essex Fells. ers, junior exhibitors, three-gait- uled June 18-20 at the Congres- "When I teed up the ball the 30 0 I)unttiy,!li i 0 -p a D OlColema.n,lb 2 11 Valley Way. The Junior Essex Troop Show ed saddle horses and saddle seal sional Club in Washington, D.C, first day here, there was a big t'carrelllM, M 3- 0- 0-' Przy'bow«kl,3- b 4 1 Mrs. Walter Sawyer, show sec- porter,c 3 1 I Ilroailbelt.cf 1 2 I) has been rated an "honor show" equitation. Tucl(,2b-3I> 3 0 0 Owens.lt too retary, reports that April 20 is by tte American Horse Shows Judges selected include Co Haynt»,rf 30 0 Clynnto.c 2 1 1 .Curatolo.cl _ _ . Olchenor.HB 1 1 1 the deadline for junior riders to Association. It is also a member C.H. Anderson of Arlington, Va 8lmpion,3b-|> 3 0 0 Vltslli.p I) 0 0 file entries. of the Garden State Horse Show Jersey Wheelers to Play Williams,p 110 Burner.p 3 0 1 Mrs. William Joshua Barney, Jr. Lovelace,p 10 0 Hayefl.p 0 0 0 The stiff competition offered by Association. Mrs. Sawyer said of New. York City and Col. Car: a-Cone 1 0 0 this show, the largest junior more than 79 classes in 12 separ- 00 0 W. Raguse (Ret.) of Simsburj In Asbury Park April 25 event in the United States, at- ate divisions are being offered. Conn., who will pass on dressag 202 2 23 an »-Pl:icll hit (or Lovelace In h 90 with the pitch that official- Ji, Vltalla 1 In 11,, Lovelace 6 In'j, score the pony hunters, and Mrs Shore when they go against the society member, has been chair- Btmpaon 3 In 4. Sumer 1 In 4?1. Slruck our. by Wllllam» 3, JIaneo 1, V1UII» 3, Mills will judge hunter leat equ Philadelphia Paranauts in wheel man of the event since 1957. A ly opened the American League baseball season yester- Lovdaco 0, Blmpaon 3. Sumer 3. Ba Monmouth College Splits ation. Jumpers will be judgec chair basketball at Convention paraplegic, he has played wheel on balls orf Williams 3, Mango 0, day. The Los Angeles Angels defeated the Washington Vltill« 3, Lovelice o. Simpson 0, Sum1 by Cols. Anderson and Ragus Hall here, Saturday, April 25. chair basketball since 1954, and cr 9. and Richard Mansman of Ba- Philadelphia is the newest team has been a member of the Jer- Senators 4-0 in the opener. (AP Wirephoto) With Tigers, St. Peter's kerstown, Pa. Mrs. Jacques Jen- in the Eastern Wheel Chair Bas- sey Wheelers since 1956. ny of Unionville, Pa., and Mrs PRINCETON - A single in the Princeton's top hurler, Tom ketball Association and will be Wheel chair basketball started Shepherd Qub John J. McDonald of Mills Neck, making its first appearance here. with the veterans of World War II 10th inning by Jody Johnson gave Scott became the third Tiger N. Y., will pick winners for pon President Johnson Princeton University a 2-1 victory hurler and started the winning The Blue Grenadiers of Mon- when it was part of the rehabilita- hunters and Mrs. Herbert W, mouth College, West Long Branch, tion program. Men disabled from Schedules over Monmouth College of West rally with a single. Adams Stuart of Mount Holly will pas« Long Branch Friday afternoon. sacrificed. Don Weeden walked will drill during halftime. The other causes, such as accidents on saddle horses and saddle seat Victors will perform and play for and disease, joined the veterans Don Rooney was the hard luck and Scott was thrown out at home equitation. Opens Ball Season Graduation Mon. pitcher for the Hawks, He went on a fielder's choice. Johnson dancing after the game. in the game, which is now a Wheel chair basketball is spon- national sport. OAKHURST — The German all the way, tossing an eighUiit- drove his single to right field, Among the featured events o By BOB GREEN ;eles Angels got a jump on the sored annually by the Without a Tickets can be obtained by Shepherd Dog Club will hold its er at the Tigers, Rooney, a form- scoring Weeden. the show are the Netherlandi Associated Press Sports Writer est of the league with a 4-0 de- Challenge, Prix-Caprilli and TTu Doubt Society, an organization of writing to WADS, P.O. Box 104, Obedience Class Graduation, sub- er Freehold Regional High School Monmouth starter Mickey cision in the traditional presi- United States Equestrian tearr handicaped persons at the shore. Asbury Park, and at the door The Berra era starts today. novice and novice, Monday at the chucker, struck out 12 batters and Abarbanel was raked for two runs dential opener over the Senators tests. All are combined trainin Seventy-five per cent of the at game time. And pore ol' Yogi, freshman Ocean Township Recreation Cen- walked four. in the opening inning and was at Washington Monday. contests and include elementary ter, West Park Ave., at 7:30 p.m. The Hawfcs regained their win- relieved by Miskovich in the manager of the New York Yan- Yogi, however, is undis- dressage, cross country jumping The next show handling class ning ways against St. Peter's of third when the Jersey City team kees, has to be a loser. mayed. In fact, he's probably over obstacles and stadium jump will be held April 22, at 8 p.m. Jersey City the following day, 7-4. scored twice. Miskovich shut the most undismayed major ing. The highlights of the junio If he wins the American These classes are limited to Ger- Five runs in the third inning did them out the rest of the way League pennant—and the Las league manager who ever lived. man Shepherds and will be con- military division include Th Bowling the job for the West Long Branch while Monmouth's five runs in He has Whitey Ford down to Junior Essex Horse Show tea Vegas quotation has him an ducted by a guest professional nine. the last of the third proved to be pitch today's opener against th« and. units from military schoo THURSDAY NIGHT BUSINESSMEN'S INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS odds-on 2-5 choice to do so—the handler. Strong relief pitching by Rich enough. LEAGUE Men Boston Red Sox at Yankee Sta- and mounted cavalry groups as skeptics will merely say: Recent club member wins in- Miskovich led to the triumph. W L a dium. St. Feter'n (4) Miinmoulh (1) they vie for honors in military SleaniOtlen local 1S1 ...35 3( Ed Levy L. 84 17< "With that talent your grand- clude Countess Heidi of Leonardo, Monmouth went ahead at AB R H AB It H Towne Delicale««en _ 65 ti 37V4 Eddie Lucas » ...72 17' And he and Ford, who is dou- Llmone. 2b 4 0 1 P',rdano,2b 5 0 jumping classes. Also slated I4ncroft oult .52 -tt Bob Frlck . „___... 81 17. mother could manage them to qwned by Carol and Phil McCabe Princeton with a run in the sec- O.3C, Scholes — -...52 41 FranK Myeri „.„__ -...8* WO OlalMiUb 5 0 0 Ch'jnlck.lb 4 2 the precise and daring exhtbitio 1 the pennant." bling as the pitching coach, of Leonardo, with a second place ond inning as Dave Oherosnick Oallo.ct 5 1 0 Hend'jon.l! 1 2 Koch'a Florist -._ ft i^ 41V4 George Darraih ...Al 173 Petrarca.c 3 2 0 noiton.if 3 1 staged by the Junior Essex Troo M.T.T. Mason .48 Jo« Serjewich 61 169 have themselves a little black Jn 5ub-novice on a score of 154 at doubled with one out and Lou Jay Bee Auto Hepalri 47.'^ Mickey Cavanaugh .61 And should he lose—that is Bahmlnl.lb ill Nanna,c 4 1 Mounted Lance Team, as tlv 169 1 book in which they've written K-9 OTC last week. Nanna walked. Ed Henderson 3 0 2McCor'»,31> 2 I) Sal's Barber Shop 47 Ray Carter ^...- . ——...64 169 finish anywhere but far in fron Wnack.rf 3 0 H!0'Connor,3b 2 0 execute complicated maneuve: Jack'a inn At Ty Tyler 64 168 —along will come the cry. down starting pitching assign- Galewyn's Elert, owned by went down swinging, but John Mprlian.s.i 4 0 Ojnruea.BS 4 0 Casey's Real Estate ,...46',i Jack Newsome ...- - -.'..75 166 ments for 161 other games thii IlazlRton,l( 3 0 OTunnt'd.rf 4 O while mounted on horseback. Eddie's Barber Shop ....42 Frank Getz 81 163 J$pUh|een.01bis of Freehold, won Gruca came through with a single Zagrl.n 0 1 Family Circle Stores 4H4 511,4 Perry Eli 57 1S1 "Man, but didn't ol' Yogi foul 0 0 OArbarb'l.p Emmoni Lemons . 40 53 year. best of Breed at the Langley to score Oherosnick. Mtsko'ch.p 3 0 Brand new for the 1964 sho Martin GrlHln 81. 159 up a great ball club?' ' l^wum Bros. Tavern AO 53 Carl Nlll 78 158 Which is a little optimistic, Kennel Club and also won best The Tigers tied the: score, iin is 'ihh ft jJifenmeWate Uuni E&afc 181 - 39 54 Art Doran r—-a-a- *^V .Hi O 'ft" W Lumber 3513514 % He's even starting a 'half even for the Yankees. of winners at the Dannville, Va., the bottom of the third when Monmouth ...0 0 5 0 0 0 0 2 0—7 jumper division. This event Jim Newsome - 84 158 Bt. Peter's 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0—4 2O0 Cluti: E. Casey 232, O. Shown Lou Scottl ...... 81 157 game back, since the Los An- As is Berra's pre-season pro- fennel Club. Ron Landeck singled and moved 2B—Henderson, Nanna. 3B—Bolton. open to horses which have m 22», P. Rlzzo 214, L. Well! 213, H Art Bommer .... 81 157 WP^MIakovich (1-0), IiP-^HIeia« (M) Bruenlnt 210, H. Svenson 210, 1 Dale Manlgold _ 60 153 nouncement: '. Volker's Wildwood Hector, to scoring position on Jerry won six blue ribbons at recog Bowen 202, D. McCready 201. 152 Umpires: Hoodzow, Savldge. Bill Dunn 81 Madeline Ell ...... 78 11 "We'll win it. We'll win even . owned by Mrs. Gladys Taylor of Skey's sacrifice. Landeck c nized American Horse Shows As Charles Bruno _ .81 Ml Chris Jackson 84 11 Mmunouth (1) Princeton (iy IMKMONV 815 LEAGUE Dayton WJIson _ ...83 US Helen Myers ••-• 81 11 if Mantle doesn't play 100 Toms River, won Best German tinued to third as Don Adams soclation shows in either the hun W Berate Olsen - 149 11 AB R H ABf Coopers Slec. Betty Grltrin . -.75 games. There are no ifs, about Shepherd Puppy in the Junior grounded out and scored on Wai- Olor'no.2b 5 0 0 Adjmf. 1 er or jumper divisions, includin, Nick Barbalo ___ J82 141 SUBS: Charles Benslnnslng 153, Bud 0'Con'or,3b 4 0 0 Uhle,3b 0 Hennlea Tavam .SOU 3914 Marvin Ely __ Cooney 183, Dave Dean 155. Ken Hop- Mantle or Maris or anything. yjd Group at Mt. Holly, ley Uhie's base hit. HtpD.rf 4 0 0 We.eden.Sb I 0 junior jumping classes. McQueen* . Lou Bemhard . _.7» U5 wood 157, Eli Howard 105, Charles Anns Dell ... Bob Fair : __7J 143 We've got the best eight start- BoHon.rf 4 0 O Stafford,If 0 Tonya Barber Shop , Jessup X78, Bob Marl(3 128, Fred Clie'nlck.lb 4 11 Johnson,c 0 The "Holiday" Challenge Tr y - 41H Charles Crone Mueller 153, Lou Rlgglllo 129, John ers and the best pitching In the Nanna.c Slnjer.rt 0 Hazlet Phar. ..._ .4714 4214 Paul Ray RJzzello 146, Frank Sorrentlno 152, Ruth phy for large pony hunters, dc Shore Material ; 39 ' 51 Bill Bell Hen'!K>n,c[ 3 0 1 Blondl.of 3 0 74 Cooney 132, Millie Darragh 144, VI league. We'll win." Gruca,m 4 Rlley.lb 4 0 nated in 1959 by Miss Marjori SlnRle System _...16 Gordle Terrlo Demmerlo 138. Flo Hopwood 136, Rutgers Baseball Team Slated 21)0 Club: Jack Connors 321. Fh: 'Howard Jackson If they do, it'll be the fifth Rooney.p 4 0 OlLnr.rtpck.1! 4 0 Joe Beverly Jesaup 103, Gloria Aforan 132, Skey.p Lane Billings, was retired la Megna 200, James Manuel 204. Women Lois Shell 126, Mary Sorrentlno 141, 0 0 Maxson, 206, Alan Van Vllet 210. straight under three managers, Rop"'berger , 1 0 year by Miss Margaret Hausmai Marie Wilson 109. Stt 5 0 AI Rogers 208. Jay Bruno 84 Casey Stengel, Ralph Houk and Scott.p of Great Neck, N.Yr, aboan 600 Series: Jack Connors 602. Flo Tyler Si For Rugged Week in District 2 AIRPORT VlAY.h COMMERCIAL Berra, who succeeded Houk 'at "Serendepity." A new "Holiday Emma Barbato _ _ 63 NEW BURNSWICK - The Rut- ing the week. The next busiest 35 1 61 34 2 J SVC.l.MOKE LA.VE.S SUNIMV tilOHT Dot Dunn . .. 64 LEAGUE the close of last'season. Mortmnuth 0 10 000 000 0-1 challenge trophy will be placei MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE Barbara Bell ill W h gers baseball team will play three squad is the tract team, which 'rlnceton 0 01 000 ODO 1—2 W L Ann Carter ._ _..JI4 Kahle * McFarlantl Ins 63 Yogi will go with roughly the of the strongest teams in district will meet LaSalle in Philadelphia 2B— Nana, Oherosnlck. 3B—Uhl«, in competition this year by Mis The Four Nuisances 54 30 June Oetz — —81 Tom's Ford Inc. WP—Scott. LP— Rooney. Billings. Colonial Life Insurance .. A3 31 Evelyn Newiomf _. M Knollcroft Bweet same team that won for Houk, fWhen it takes on Rider's, St. today and will visit Princeton Umpires: Hoodzow, Savlage. A 1 B Quit 5214 31 IS Jean Hurley .78 142 Teacher'Th' ! Scotch-Men then lost to the Los Angeles Saturday. The freshman track- Other trophies to be awarde Sycamore Lanes 48 36 Etta Sergewlch _-_ M 141 Houde Glass Company John's and Penn State today, Tradewlndl -.4714 Mti Evelyn Doran ^ P.I.L School „._ Dodgers and Sandy Koufax jn Thursday and Saturday, respec- men will be in action only once this year are the two Saunder: Ever Creel Landscaping —...47^ 3614 Pat Newsome H 140 The Oaks Btrongheart 46 38 Carolyn Frlck . M 140 Stulti Oil Service four straight in the World tively. this week against Princeton. Cagers Depart Memorial Trophies for ponies, th Clamdlggers .' .44 40 Jean Levy —...«-_ ..84 140 Crates Beverage Series. Joseph V. Giuliano Memori Lanco Aluminum . 41 43 Jo Coles ..78 139 Whale Agency ... • The St. John's tilt will be the Today will find the varsity golf- Getz - Jackson ,.3914 4414 Ford, 24-7 last season, will be NEW YORK (AP) - A United Challenge Trophy for small hum Ruth Bommer __ _78 137 Plaza Lanes _ only away game of the three. ers visiting Penn while the fresh- The Bouncers 36!4 4714 Anne Nlll _____ ..78 139 Hilltop Cities Service : opposed by Boston's sturdy Bill States basketball squad, bolstered ers and the Trail Club Perpetu Lou Scottl's Market 36 48 Doris Lucas _.__. Monmouth Lanes ..... The match against Penn State men baseball squad hosts Rider. Vail Homes Service Station .35 49 Phyllli Darragh _ Magnolia Inn _ Monbouquette, a right-hander Challenge Trophy for hunter se Jersey Shore Fuel Oil Co. ..,3114 5214 Will be a doubleheader affair. The golfers will take to the links by five members of the Olympic Polly Johnson __ » High Team ThreB Game—Teacher's who was 20-10 in 1963, and a championship. Also, the Junio: Barbato - Ell 31 53 Marjorle Fair 125 Scotchmen 2,«2O. 'These games will put through again Thursday when they take team, left yesterday for a three- Fleuretto Corporation 29 55 Joan Dean , ,, .69 High Individual Three Game—John ine-up that includes rookie out- Jumper Championship Challeng( High Oame M»n-<3. Nil!. 266. Grac« Chasey _.— • thorough test what coach Matt on Lafayette at Forsgate Country 84 Bethel 881. fielder Tony Conigliaro, a top week tour of the Soviet Union and Trophy, the Roberta Smith Mem High oame Women—B, Bell 243. Mary Olsen _ 84 High Team Game—Whale Agency 1, Bolger considers a "good" pitch- Club. Freshman golf, a newly High Three Games Men—o. Darragh Eileen Cavanaugh 81 013. prospect. Poland. orial challenge Trophy for sadd 633 Shirley Manlgold ._ 79 121 High Individual Oame—Dutch gtrelch Ing staff. At the same time, the organized sport, is listed for the High Three Qamef Women—B. Bell Elsie Bemhard . ...«0 120 178. President Johnson opened th» The team, co-sponsored by the horses and a second Trail Clu Sue Ray Scarlet's rebuilt team will be fac- first time Friday at Penn. ...78 119 season with the traditional ball- State Department and the Ama- Perpetual Challenge Trophy f ing some of the best pitchers in The varsity and freshman la- throwing ceremony at Wash- teur Athletic Union, includes saddle seat excellence. The Ba college ball. crosse teams will see action here ington. He was followed by Los Olympic cagers Larry Brown antine Challenge Bowl will go ti Saturday against Hofstra. Other Kenny Winfield And Jack Wright Angeles' Ken McBride and Ju- There are 17 other events Dick Davies and Pete McCaffrey winner of the Junior Workin contests slated for Saturday will lio Navarro, who did a bit of ioheduled for Rutgers teams dur- of the AAU champion Goodyear Hunter event. be a frosh baseball game at Seton ball throwing, too. In fact, they Wingfoots, Jerry Shipp of the Hall, varsity and freshman ten- The American Horse Shows Ai Get Titles for Aquatic Club allowed the hapless Senators Phillips Oilers and Jim "Bad nis matches at Hofstra and crew. sociation has designated Mrs. Di SEA BRIGHT — Kenney Win- Friday at the Trade Winds. 13 4 II yean old 80 M butterfly — just one hit between them, a News" Barnes of Texas Western Kerry Layton 37.9, Rick Stesdmin 40.2. Umpires Rutgers heavyweight crews are vid L. Davis of Garden Cit; field and Jack Wright brought Steve Nagle, Mark Karinja and Bob Delaplane 10.4. double by losing pitcher Clauds N.Y., Malcolm Hirsh of Peapai home two state championships to 6 A under 25 M breaiutroke—Steve slated to row in Derby, Conn., John Thompson, Providence; Kerry Layton all scored double Nagle (2.8. Osteen, off McBride in the against Vale. Five races, three Ray Carey, Missouri; Bobby Ed and Alex Orr of Clark to ser the Shore Aquatic Club Saturday wins in the boys' division while third. as stewards. Harry M. Spect B ft under 25 M breaststroke—Keith Receive Charter varsity and two freshman, are on tnonds, Tennessee State; Lloyd night in a New Jersey State Jean Sinnott was the only double O'Connor 25.6, Tom Dlleer 26.0, John Navarro came on when Mc- Montclair is the Junior Esse: Baiter 31.0. • WICHITA, Kans. - The Na- the agenda. The lightweight crew, Sharrar, Goodyear; Charlie Bow- AAU swimming meet at the Trade winners in the girls' division. Bride tired in the seventh. A Troop committee co-ordinator f 10 A under 50 M breaststroke—Marl* tional Baseball Congress recent- varsity only, will be in Cam erman, Phillips, and Tom Bow- Winds Winter Swim Club here, STATE MEET Kirinln. 52.8, Wayne Dear 56.8. Rlcl two-run double by Lee Thomas the United States equestria Perkins 50.2. ly announced that it has re-is- bridge, Mass., to row against man, Marlon Kay, Ind,, complete in which the competition was for Senior M"ens 20O M freestyle—Jack was the big Angel hit. team. He said that 5 per ce Wright. Shore Aquatic Cluh. 2:13.5; 11 & 12 years old SO M brenststrok •ued a oharter to the Tri-City Harvard and Columbia. the touring squad. boys only. Frank MoElroy. BUIgewood "Y", 2:14.1; —Jjiy Henchen 49.0, John Osmulskl 53.5 of all entry fees will be donate Km Price, Pnsslac-Clllton "Y", 2:15.1. In the National League, a Umpires Association In New Jer- Winfield, 14, of Little Silver, 13 ft 11 years old 50 M breaststrok to the United States Equestriai 1.1 & 12 yean old 80 M (rorstyle '— —Kerry Layton 13.6, Bob Delftplan two-run homer by Jim Wynn wy.in Us 1964 National Associa- won the 200 meter butterfly in John McCouhrey. Summit "Y", 30.0; 46.7, Rick Steadman 15.6. helped the Houston Colts to a Team for participation in th Bob Nagle, Shore Atuiatlc Club. 30,2; Girls tion of Umpires. the Junior Men's Division. He POUR Hcuzey. Rld. 31.0, 6-3 triumph at Cincinnati. Tokyo Olympic Games. was clocked at 2:40,8. Wright, 17, 13 4 14 years old open, 100 M butter- 8 & under 25 M butlerly — Terr •Under terms of the oharter, fly-Hob Wells, PasJlac Clifton. 1:18,8; BchuU 23.0, Connie Mach 13.1. Liur The rest of the teams open Maj. Slon M. Palmer of Uppi this group will have jurisdiction of Bradley Beach, won the 200 David Perle, Orange Y, 1:11.9; \ Curt Macomber 31.2. today with Baltimore's Milt Montclair, former commandant meter freestyle event with a time Colby, Shore Aijuillc Club, 1:17.1, 10 A under 50 M bullerfly—Nfine of approving all individual umpire 15-17 yr-urB old open Hge grout) In- Bteadman 13.R, Barbara Esposlto 51.3 Pappas, 16-9, going against last the Junior Essex Troop, is aga dividual Medley—Iluss Floyd, Bldg«> memberships Into the National of 2:13,5 to cop the title in the Betsy Zdilin 51.8. year's American League rookia at the helm as show managi wood, 2:30,5; Oabor Mennyharlh, Pa* 11 A 12 years old 50 M liutter'ly 'Association from Monmouth Senior Men's Division, slao Clifton, 2:42.2; Alan Schaffter, of the year, Gary Peters, 18-9, at and associate chairman. Matthia >hore Aquatic Club, 2:43.7. Jean Sinnott 12.3. Beth Macomber nil), County. Russ Floyd of the Ridgewood 8 ft under 25 M breaststroke—Laur Chicago; veteran Camilo Pas- B. Garrigan, Jr., of Short Hil 10 A under 200 M freestyle relny — Mucomber 26.6, Terrl gchuU 2fl.7. Coi 'Y' was the meet's only double WCJKICM Y, 2:24.8: 'Tom Hull. Mlk« nie Mach 20.6. cual, 21-9, of Minnesota against Only approved members of the Is general chairman. Capt. Joh Oondrlllo, John Wackey, Gun Gordon. NBC Association of Umpires are winner. He won the senior men's Honlclalr Y, 2:27.0; Andy Lehner. John 10 ft under 50 M breaststroke—Bar the Twins' Jim Grant, 13-14, at H. Fritz of South Orange, prese 200 meter individual medley with Lllley, Crnlff HelnlE, Jim ZotE. Shore bara Ksposlto 19,1. Ginger Oxley 53.1 Cleveland; and Kansas City's eligible !o officiate In sanctioned troop commandant, is also ser Aquntlc Club, 2:32,0; Cliff Clark, Lln- Nancy Bteadman 53,3, a clocking of 2:32,1, and the 15- croft; Wayne Dear. Leonardo; Mark 11 4 12 years old 50 St bresstslrofte- Orlando Pcna, 12-20, vs. Phil district and state tournaments ing as associate chairman. Karlnjft, Rumson; Scott Slaughter, New Jean Rtnnntt 17.S, Beth Macnmher 51.1, preceding the 30th annual nation- 17 open age group Individual Shrewsbury. Amy Love 1:02.0. ReRan, 15-9, at Detroit. IJNOROFT RECREATION WOMEN medley in tlw time of 2:36.5. Junior M«ns 200 M butterfly—KrMiny al tournament here, starting Aug. Winfield, Bliore Aquatic Cluli 2:(0,B; 14, Congress president Ray Du- I.EAOl'E The Shore Aquatic Club's two Jack Wright, Short Aquatic Club, W I. 2:40.1); Bob Slnslielmer. Weatfleld, mon! said. Wmsprmnn'l .10 SI relay teams failed to win, but 2:44.1 I! ,49 S: Executive officers for the group Hrlntt's Fine Monti ID 3: managed to place in two events. 11 * 12 years old 200 M freestyle ro- SATURDAY DAY CAMP GROUP KratlilMirK-MlddWOwri In the 10 and under 200 meter lay-Weilfleldy , J:M.5; Jay Ilolltchir. are: president, Richard McCon- ._ 30 S BchrolBhlli l O QerbtrQb . JelJffl BOYS A TO 13 YEARS National Bjnk freestyle relay, the team of Cliff Slev« Orel nrill, 80 Oakwood Avc., West Long Line run Inn Oreim. Shore l Club, 3:10.7; Inter any Saturday Starting April 4 to June { Trunk's Barber Bhop 37 Clark of Lincroft, Wayne Dear EUlli finable, Leonardo; Bob NnGle, Branch; vice president, Joseph Linn roll flulf 37 Rumson; Rick Karlnln, Runison; Nor- EXPERT COACHING INSTRUCTIONS IN ... Molzim's Tnvprn 37 of Leonardo, Mark Karinja of man I>r»r. Leonardo. North Jersey Lee, 4 South St., Sea Bright; sec- Llnrrofl Enso 31! '4 Hwlm Association, 2:21.0; Rich Megee, Baseball» Basket-ball • Bowling » Golf retary, Kenneth Mazzn, 116 Wall Lfncrntl Pharmacy -..33" Rumson and Scott Slaughter of flamly Lorber, John Hubach. Ed Ho- WK> fterlrs: Pejr Budtonilict l>ftifi, New Shrewsbury finished third Imd. AND OTMiR ATHUTIC ACTIVITIHI St., West Long Branch, and HtPlU P»til> Liwrenm m lIKi. '.'2(; PrUdll team consisted of Skip Snable * uiuler » M butterfly— Steve same baseball team in the same fjrut/ner '202, 10!l, Iftf); Mnrcellft On K 1454 . SEASHORE DAY CAMP of Leonardo, Bob Nagle and Rick 8 * under 25 M butterfly— John Sillor season Is a record 4B5. It was Haven Regional High School, it out ai fint wifh Dave 1y HH, 1»7, SM: Bohhl« Hartram 21i OCEAN AVE, WEST END 222-o4«4 8; Dot Prnnt 2(10, Ann flurprlfie H7 Karinja of Rumson and, Norman u.«, Keith O'Connor 2.1.8, Tom Dllsor let in 1030 by h(»w York Giant Chioco, Rod Bank Catholic first baitman making the 21.2. John Clttodlno, Phyileal Dlr., IS v*on at Aibury Park H. S. Dean of Leonardo. 10 A under SO M hutterfly—Mark fiist baseman Bill Terry (254) Looking for i job? See Karlnln 18.0, Wayne Bear 1«.7, Icott (Sumimr Day Camp Announamwit ta Ftllow) out. Th* Catoyi downed Rumion, 5-4, Friday at R«d •Ituihter 99.4. tnd third baseman Fred Lind- help wanted section of The Reg- The Shore Aquatic Club also -lT t •„ ?,,rl oW „ M Mt,m , «trom (231). Bank. ister Classified section. conducted rtcti (or Its B team jotin o»muWi «a.o, jay utnohta ««V i-~sj WAvavnucd lisa •7i COVCT S-8 eoi-erttW-, w»i nd fcnekat —u. - _ _ Fracticaily flew, Ussd twfl am VAIXUTT «_-«rsi>!t. vt-u win-. months U> mST Stored indoors. V AHNOUHCfMEWTS bin* Interior, automatic, com* «u*r [rom nid-j-pril to B*pUmb*T i*tt-Tc_ OPERATORS TRUCKMEN tor, K.OM «Bt_i cover tnio favuteerum-ac how. M. Eonipped vtth f-Uw. LOT* FOUND need, 20 laUon nlst sunn las F-li-UrM. mjajij work avaiUblt tor RUSSELL IS VUB rod tMCfcet luli, pom? two M S-OCB raj U-fct, aaeW, mzt tititnunwl s~&c« fit4tiie oMntsn. Wi puaaiv, ffna4si-ekt wlp*n, mul 'All rtrulu- rsiiu, fit •ntaUaat. HOUSEHOLD GOODS utmmM. tint, mtnm wbtcti, nt-ry. lop, ti< nt ViAvn, (Xrytitr, Imj/trfsafjjd back tatHiix, cleM«* fo^r. < H1,V/J. -tliLnl trie fe>/j. fc« UXfT — M3, «* lA YAH OPERATORS I return u> Uxim Meuric. Schwartz & Sont MATTEL INC. County musaati U/IMA It.. «Br 842-2441 evenings. hardtop. Full power. Must sell, getting 1963 FOKD — 300, six-cylinder, stand- Life preservers, anchor. $100. 842-203! 264-7170 SALESMAN married. Call 787-0088. ard transmission, rudto, heater, new after 8. PART-TIME CASHIER—Evenlnes with AUIDK.ESSEK — Experienced only, car guarantee. Call 787-1534. fringe benefits. Apply In person In coa. llh manager's license preferred, Ex- 18S9 CHEVROLET VIKING — 14' racl 14' F1BKRGLAS OUTBOARD — 35 Opportunity for a career minded ellent opportunity. 261-63W or after body with ons ton lift, tall gate. Cal 1954 CHEVROLET — Six cylinder, h.p. Gale bucanneer motor. Little used. metlc department. Superama, Bhrewa Our Sales Quota This Month is 32! bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. salesman with a national com- p.m. call B68-8231. 787-8610. power glide. Call after 4 p.m. Carry Craft trailer. Complete cover, pany. Bequlrei 1 to 10 years 787-4629 . Quick sale. $800. 222-6091. 1962 RAMBLER — Excellent condition. EXPERIENCED WOMAN-Wanted In experience of demonstrated auc- Very good tlre«. Be»t offer. 1957 MERCEDES BENZ — Sports con- 1958 JOHNSON — 7!4 h.p. outboard our insurance department. Hust be ceis In jelling a service, Intan- ITUATIONS WANTED, Femaia vertlble. runs like a fine watch, $1,750 motor. Like new. Call able to rate And type auto and fire gible or sales promotion to re- 741-6053. policies. Five-day week. Pleasant work- 1 or best offer. Call 747-9244 after 6. 741-4157 tall and commercial eatabllan- ARE YOU LOOKINO lor new tlceiT RENAULT PEUQEO Ing conditions. Write qualification! to mentB, servlc* nations etc. Ter- This one desires work modeling. Call HONMOUTH MOTORS .958 INTEHNATIONA1, HALF TON 16ii' RUNABOUT — $200. Call after Walker & Walker, Shrewsbury. ritory aaslgnment Is available in 1M8-S116. Hwy. 3S 542-2414, Batontow ANEL. — Side glass ami door. Auto- Monmouth County. Applicants matic cranjrrJsslon, power brakes. Two 291-0SM8 ,1VB-IN HOUSEKEEPEn - Four znutt be local resident. Position 1962 PLYMOUTH — Inexpensive, de- new Urea. One owner. Clean. $430. 741- days a week. Rumson. *40. Two otters a challenge In developing SITUATIONS WANTED, Male pendable. Two doom, new tires and 2893. 8' FIBERGLAS DINGHY — With oai children 8 and 2 years. Call Russell new business and servicing pres- lattery. ITS or best offer, 741-7341 locks, oara, 80 lbs., $75. 30 h.p. Evln OR 3-30OO. ent accounts. Salary plus In- after 5 p.m. 1959 CHEVROLET — Impala convert' rude, electric start, two gas tarrtts, $90 IIOH BCHOOL. STUDENT — With own Ible. New top. motor recently rebuilt. Call B42-3O10. 'ART-TIME SECRETARY — Contact centive compeniatlon, company rsnsportatlon; experienced In TV re- 1884 FORD STATION WAQON Bell Finance Co., Mlddletown. car and extensive employee 16 So reasonable offer refused. Call 747- benefits program- flubmJt de- ulr, electronics, electrical work. Also CALX, 1158. 21' KIT CRAFT - Sleeps three, needi 871-3111 ratting and surveying. Will do ajiy 747-4506 work. Please call tailed resume to: Box RSR 1128, ilnd of work. Available Immediately 1955 MERCURY — A-l condition. Mid- WOMEN NEEDED IMMEDIATELY 125 W, 11 St., N.Y. or weekend and lull time alter June 1959 FORD OALAX1E — Eicellenl lletown Esso. Telephone solicitors to work from Red 6. Call 747-3407 alter 4 p.m. condition, stick, radio and heater. $300. 741-9817 or 741-7850 UNUSED 1963 MERCURY — 35 h.p Bank office. 10-2 five days a week. Call after 5:30 p.m. 671-5655. outboard motor. Complete with remote NO SBLUNO. S1.10 PER HOUR. VTTffiNDANT — Companion; chauffeur. NOW THAT YOU have sludled the controls. $450 or make offer. 291-1880 APPLY ONLY IP RELIABLB AND Mi Ford Bqulrt. Limousins Insurance, 1863 CHEVROLET TWO-DOOR — Im ADS. "Hustle to Russell" to Inspect day, or 291-0327 nights. WILLINd TO WORK. MEN pala. Low mileage. Power, exoellenl and buy a top reconditioned Cadillac. ;ill 600-1610. condition. Call after 6, 291-8170. Oldsmoblle or other make car! CALL 711-4014 BEFORE 4 P.M. A representative of a nationally known 1958 RAMBLER station wagon. Rebel BUSINESS NOTICES company will Interview men, neat and FINANCIAL V-8 custom model. Standard transmlB' INSURANCE RATINO CLERK — Good personable, car and phone necessary, '64 OLDS slon and overdrive. Must see to ap- MOBILE HOMES knowledge auto, fire and home owners opportunity to earn 1113.60, Tuesday, preciate. 6 a-m. to 6 p.m. Call 671 RITE WAY CONSTRUCTION CO. — Accurate typing ability. Pleasant sur- April 11 from 1-3 p.m. at the N.J. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1073. 6 to 10 P.m. Call 787-6024. MOBILE HOMES Bulldozing. Excellent top soli for sals. rounding*, Becure future for right per- State Employment Agency, 41 East LEFT TO GO! Used - 10% down Call 671-2492. son. Salary commensurate with exper- Front 8L, Red Bank. GULF OIL CORPORATION MAGNIFICENT CLASSIC—195S Thun- New • 7-year financing TIRED OF WAITING? ience. derWrd. New coral paint Job, thre ROBBINSVEAE For a painter DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICEB -HARMACIST RE0I8TERED — For topi, gauges, kit, skirts. Olean as a MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. Dial 787-7314 77 Broad St. 747-355 Red Ba* steady relief work In Freehold. Call FOR I/EASE — «7S Broad St., 8hr«wi. new born babe. Sl,o95. Truly a beauty. It* 130 Robblnsvllle, N. J. H. Vic Fox — Port Monmouth DOMESTICS — Uniformed and Insured 462-4050 after « p.m. bury, N. J. Kodest Investment In stocjc Call 78T-4379. JU 7-1320 and equipment. R«aaonable rsrtt, Paid ATTICS, CELLARS, YARDS cleaned, ;lrls. RENT-A-MAID INC., 22 West • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1955 PONTIAC, good condition. 975, front St., Red Bank. 842-2777. training course. )RAND NEW 1964-10x50. Two bed-Light trucking. Call after 3 p.m. 741- Call 877-0404, NO LAYOFF Call or write rooms, full bath, kitchen, living room, SALESWOMEN — Part-time. Perma- QUW OIL OOJIPORA.TION . anytime. 'urnlshed. $3,885. how down payment. LAWN MAINTENANCE — Lime, fer- nent jobs for qualified women. Sewing Forest and Western Aves., Flat Saiei Seven year financing. GREEN ACRES inowledge essential, selling experience Men who are ready and wllllnf to MOBILE HOME SALES. Half mile tilizing, aerating. Free estimates. Rea work. Ages 20-12. No experience neces- P.O. Box M, Port Richmond, LEVINB-WKBB aonable rates. 741-0648. 741-7931. lealrable. References, Age 35-45. Bas- Btaten Island 2, New York • TOP TRADE ALLOWANCES Hwy. 33 542-1020 •eat of Rt. 9 on West Farms Rd., tin's Fabric Fair, 113 Broad St., Hdsary. These are permanent jobs with Phone freehold. INDIVIDUAL AND BUSINESS RE- ank or' Fabric Fair, Mlddletown Shop- with opportunity for ambitious men. fUKON 1-6821 Wee. d.yi 1963 RENAULT DAUPHINE — White 162-2335 542-1700. TURNS — Prepared completely. 14 Ing Center, Middlelown. Rapid promotion. flO3-fltf to start. radio, heater, excellent condition, besl Call 566-550). PTtOSPECT 6-6768 Day or Night IKYLINE — 10x51, washer, dryer, years experience in this area. Call S71 offer. Call 291-1187. 1289 for appointment. Margery Trovato 1ECIIETARY ST5 SINE UNIT APARTMENT — Good .wnlng, shed, air conditioner, carpet- IECRBTARY — Beginner 185 WE HAVE A NEW OLDS 1960 LARK—Two-door hardtop. Blx- t-a RELIABLE TAX SERVICE. ooatlon. Fully rented, S65.O00. $22,000 ng. $3,300 or $400 assume. 264-0451. :LERK-TYPIST JOS OUARDS — Full time. Car and phone lawn. 264-34M and 28M6T6 attfr », cyllnder automatic. Beautiful condition ENCLOSED PORCHES — Garages — essential. Call Inside and out. Motor.in top condition. 960 PALACE mobile home, 51X10, ex- DDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AQENCY :ellent condition, with aluminum patio room additions. Odd Jobs, no Job too10 Broad St. Rtd Bank 687-8018 TO FIT EVERY NEED Excellent gas mileage. Call 542-3540 be- small. CHARLES HOWEB. CONTRAC- tween 4:30-6 p.m. Mr. Oarcia. nd window awnings. 284-7880. TOR, 747-4273. IRL FRIDAY — Some bookkeeping DXPERMNCBD — Short order cook THREE-BEDROOM CUSTOM DE- ixperlence and interest in decorating. wanted. Apply in pers'on. Shore Point 1961 MERCURY — Two-door hardtop MASON WORK — Of all kinds. Brick, 3ll for appointment. Shrewsbury Dec- Inn, Hwy. 35 A Holfdel Rd.. Hailet, AMERICAN OIL COMPANY Monterey. Fully automatic and TH01TER. 10x50. $4,500. Call AND BUDGET! REMEMBER 264-4496 block, plastering. Mike KIsi. Call 229- >rators. 747-4422. equipped. In good condition. Best offer. 0945 after 5 p.m. THERE'S BIO HONEY SELLINO 946-8251. WOMAN — Light housekeeping and liters new service station for leas* la LANDSCAPJNO — Grading and seed- looking. 3:30 to 6:30 Monday to Fri- BETT-CB KNOWN Red Bank vicinity. Flnanclnr can be THE NEW TAX CUT WILL 1968 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL — Con- TRACTORS Ing lawns; gardens, acreage plowed; lay. Own transportation. 117 Fair Hav- uratnged. Context Mr. Golden be- vertible. AH power, fully equipped, lots cleaned; grass cutting; dry wells, Rd., phone 741-5969 after 6 p.m. :ween7 p.m. and 9 p.m. 774-BM. very clean, A-l condition. Call 291-1609. drains Installed. 14 years experience. GOOD HUMOR MAKE OWNING AN OLDS 1932 PLYMOUTH COUPE — Bet up FACTORY SURPLUS Estimates given. HUNT BROS. 741- for Bulck engine, gcatter shield and 250 4732. 741-9082. HELP WANTED-MALE ICE CREAM MORTGAGES roll bar. Two new tires. Body good 5 h.p. and 7 h.p. GROWING PAINS? Call Ever Green PRACTICALLY TWICE AS condition. 787-6513. Wagner Riding Tractors Landscaping. All phases of landscaping ATTENTION • MEN DRIVERS REDUCE CASH PAYMENTS CONVERTIBLE — Chevrolet 1958 Bel Wholesale Prices Including maintenance. Weekly, month- •> No Investment Air Blue and white. Excellent top. attachments available. Parti Guar- y or season. F. Intermesoll. 787-0811 • Established routes 3on»olld«te your present monthly bills Power steering, power brafces. $375. iteed. jr 787-3240. • Advancement opportunities* into one low payment. Pay off old AGENT • New (rings benefits 3llls and get extra cash tool Borrow EASY! THE AVERAGE 842-3466. Music For Ail Occasions Carnival Bar 'avis Locksmith A Lawn Mower Co. ip to *3,OSo quickly and easily. First 1960 VOLKSWAGEN — $825. White, 35 and Clark St. Keyport THE SCEPTRES .nd second mortgages. radio, good condition. 264-3683 Four piece band ICE CREAM CORP. OPBN1NO8 LIMITED—APPL.Y NOW FAMILY WILL HAVE $25 7S7-M46. Call Bob Watson 842-284B IS CURRENTLY HIRING MEN BARCLAY VOLKSWAGEN — 1957. Sunroof. Top INCOME TAX RETURNS — Prepared INTERESTED IN BUILDING A Monday through Saturday, B to t condition. Priced to sell. 671-1362 AUTO PARTS-REPAIhS at your home or mine. J. Murtha, 747- FUTURE WITH ONE OF N.J.'» 5S6 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury MORTGAGE CORP. PER MONTH EXTRA! after 8. 5759. LARGEST ICE CREAM VENDING (Across from Red Bank Airport.) 132 CHEVROLET rear, transmission, COMPANIES 'lir Haven 741-4700 1962 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE — lotor, axle, tires and rims. Call alter LAWN MAINTENANCE — Cleaning '1RST ANL> SECOND MOBTOAOES Hard and soft top, 22,000 miles, ex- p.m. 787-4442. and landscaping. Full Insurance cover- fOUNQ MAN — Opportunity to learn .VAILABLffi - Edwin E Stark. Real cellent running condition. Asking $1200. . 741-2184. START AT ONCE mto glass and general glaring. Must itate and Mortg&Ke Consultant. 284- Call after S, 9(6-8371. IG mechanically Inclined. Bteady Job. CALL UNDER OUR HIGH INCOME .pply Atlantic Olass Co., 21 Maple M20. 1959 PLYMOUTH — Convertible, pow- OATS AND ACCESSORIES ODD JOBS EARNING PROGRAM >ve., Red Bank. BANK RATES er steering, excellent condition, $900. 747-1582 IMMEDIATE: CABH Call 671-1606. CUSTOM-BUILT shelter cabin Sea- WOULD YOU LIKE to have a modern —Bonus Plan MEN — FULXi AND PABT TIME Ut, 2nd, 3rd Mortiaiea kltf. 1" planking, 135 h.p. Palmer —Supervisory training program Might office cleaning and Janitorial Jobs BUY TODAY! JAGUAR CONVERTIBLE XK 150 - ceramic tile bathroom at low cost? In Mlddletown area. Monday through Home Improvement Loans —All expenses paid Good condition. Call after 5. :21; head, fllnk. Ice box, stove, two Free estimating. Call 2S4-7912. Jebt Consolidation — Lowest Rates unks, ship-to-shore-radio, depth sound- Friday, 4 or 8 hours a night. Good pay. 3,000 . month $14.09 291-0918 UKtt In w Auto. Fully equipped Rtussllles. 30 Broad Bt., Red Bank. U&lmdsL MMM0. Mrvloi" 741-4700, * « «'»» Wbiu tt — Beat locauoo. IU4»c- Rtni A ?itino $12 par MonHi ssa«x ssuffKjsi S nit jbtt rmulrettriu. M-uS. I HOUSES FOR SALE it* AJwiys « me* lookup »*m*C*L ton RENT — tor Ughi —— *»• * MsiB tL Ajbun n. *. E R. SNYDER REALTORS » FROWN'S O[*» dally UU I gal BU •:» TJtVMM mm*** ymg SINCE 1873 rnci ran. BXHT. imxwtBunr- umtuin A«t., VJTUT Futtrum *»•• \UMJBT — Ckx* ta Btli UUn, nflll MERCHANDISE WANTED air taUUOotMi. \antfu4 r«U«, lawn ami gar- RED BANKRU1ISON AltBA — Anil ««nlnf »"'"«• 24 M«™ experience. AWI> miles around. Complete, multiple and 207 18 .'£>!£$ MUSICAL INSTBU- PRIVATE UNCROFT RANCH - On %"» Si , ' BONOAHZONil NUR Mf NTS WANTBD „- H, TENMR. half-icn of ground. Thrte bedrooms, open listings. Off street parkins; at of- BKHY, Wiyslde Rd.. New Shrewsbury 3O« Main gt., Ixkewood. 383-2190. fice door. "YOUR INTERMT OUR modern • kitchen bith and half, FIRST CONSIDERATION." aths, Mn, one-car gar&ge, only three • Convertibles from $26 747-4178 * 787&M9. BUDGET TERMS ate occupancy. BAUUKL TEICHKH ears old. Asking $16,900. The Klrwan ItBOIBTEREO AI'PALOOHA OeWlng AGENCY. Ocsanport Avi., Ocsanport Company, Realtors. 787-5600. or sale Call '42MOO. Field Furniture MIDDLBTOWN — Nine rooms, two 774-M:IS. t'lVE-ROOM — Riverfront bungalow, baths, full Ijasement, hot water heat, Warehouse Department CAT — Uu Uire« kittens, ne bedroom, den, l'/j baths, twn-car three-car garage, located in business T-U B. Front Btreet Keyporl one btautlful, fluffy longhalreil, all gamge, unfurnlstied, S140 month to rone in Campbell's Junction. Ideal for white. »25. Two brown and white, $5 adult couplt on year's lease. JOHN L* doctor or professional man. Asking 244-3020 each. All In perfect health. 741-18K8. MlNVali. Realtors - Insurori, 34 Rum-$22,000. The Klrwan Company, Realtors. son Kd,, Kumaon. Plione 842-3SO0. 787-6500. Open daily 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. LITTLE SILVER — Unfurnished, i'A- Thursday and Friday 'til 9 P.M REAL ESTATE FOR RENT room ranch with two bedrooms, bath, NEW SHREWSBURY — Ranch. Hitch storage attic, screened porch, large en with dishwasher,; separate laundry WHEEL HOR8K TRACTOR — 4 h n APARTMENTS yard, I12S •> month, leitse required, room: dining room and living room with rotary,' $225. Excellent condition. 5L.WOOD A. ARM8TR0NO AOENCY, with wall-to-wall carpeting. Three bed- Call after 8:30, 671-20(4. rooms, two baths; game room and den EATONTOWN Keallor. 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. BOFA—Colonial, quilted fabric. Twc 741-(5O0. $20,500. 741-8048. loose pillows. 811" lung, :il" high. Orcll COUNTRY CLUB MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY. (nbrlc. Pattern, Lexington anil Qoncord SHREWSBURY - College on estate. NICE LOCATION — New Shrewsbury. APARTMENTS & BW1M CLUB Call Four bedrooms, three baths, two-car Colors, helge background with moss '41-1229 741-1575. garage, poured concrete foundation gecen and blue. A real buy at J32S. TINTON AVE. Full basement, family room, laundry 747-4062, after :i:lf» n.tn, or weekends. "••OR MENT OR SALE—Middletown, den. Shade, fruit, ornamental trees, four-bedroom spilt, recreation room, 8TOHE KIXT11KJES - Wall showcases nice foundation plantings, arbor over UNCA MlGKEY completely equipped. Must aell, rtuon- Swimming in your owh private swim large lot. very reaionablt. 382-2820, or patio, K3.9IM. Call 747-1578. alilc. Call 222-5335. club right on the site . . . only minutes 381-6277, SAYS THAT'S away from ocean bathing, wlilte sandy LEONARDO — Five-room house. Qaa SHREWSBURY — Owner's sale. Mus C5OOP APVICEl 30" KEEL LAWN MOWKR-Equlpped beaches, boating, fishing and Monmoutd heat. Couple preferrrd. 185. tell two-bedroom ranch-type home. Bei with 214 h.p. (our-cycle Brlgis and shopping Center . . • ono block from 925-2407 :o appreciate. Call between 7 and t Btratton motor. $35. 2(" wall oven with Uis West Gate ol Port Monmouth . . , built-in gas range, very good condi- within walking distance o( express FOUR-ROOM HOUSE — Morton! PI., .m. 74!-8571. tion. ISO. Call S72-O3«l. buies to Newark and New York City. Red Btnk. Call IMMACULATE 741-8828 Modern six-room ranch, three bed UP EARLY? ALL—Electrlo kitchens with QE rooms, basement, aUached garage, Jal- range with hood. OK refrigerator. OE oueled porch, fireplace, covered patio, you don't have to get lip early iheL Ala CONDITIONING. Ample ofl-«trei WANTED TO RENT lovely landscaped lot. Excellent condl- roomings. Brinf your shade rollers lighted parking areas. tion. Most convenient location. Quie In and let >u put 8UCBP LATBH FURNISHED EFFICIENCY APART- BIIAOES on them. $1.60 each. Scallop neighborhood. $25,60(1. WALKER & aiul fringe- room darkening shades 12.88 3H-R0OM APARTMENTS MENT — l'*or retired couple. May 15 WALKER, Realtors, Hwy. 35, Shrews- (0NE-BBDR0OM) September 15. Rumson-Red Bank area. bury. 741-6212. 24-Hour Service, each. 842-0475. 1 $122 MONTH ARE YOU OOINO AWAY FOR THEOAiPH COD COTTAGE—Excellent Fal PR OWN S lli-ROOM APARTMENT SUMMER? Young couple would like to Haven setting, Plenty of tre«s! Fou 32 Broad 81. Rei! Dank Wl-7601, (TWO BEDROOMS) move in and t&ke c&re of your house attractive bedrooms. Family dining while you are away. We return from room. Log burning fireplace. Full base- WE8TINOH0U8B RANQB ~ 1051 USD MONTH our honeymoon July 8 and go tnto ment. Attached garage. Excellenl model, cleen, food condition, working, Army August 30. we assure you we school situation. Asking only *18,900, $35. Call 842-11Z8, FREE HBAT * HOT WATER will be excellent tenants and our fam-Approximately W5O down payment. TRANSMITTER — Globe Bcout, Mode ilies will Idemnlly you aganst any un- RUSSELL M. BORU8, Realtors, 600 STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD 66 ISO to 10 meter*, Hint condition. Renting Olflcs on Fremliei. expected damage. Please call 74MM3 Rlvw Rd., Fair Haven. 747-4532. Mem- Reasonable. 542-4240. DIRECTIONS: From Red Bank, Route and we will be glad to come to your her Multiple Listing Service. 33 to Tlnton Ave.. turn right on Tin- home- for an Interview. • CONFOUND IT/ I KNOW WE WHY DON'T X)U CDS US UPASOOO) HI. STOP IN HAMMOND ion Ave., approximately 1,000 ft. to RANCH — Three bedrooms, den, game Cim PRINT "(OUR STORY OP THE RACKET EXPOSE ?-ONE LIKE 'THEBETTERl Country Club Apartment! and Swim THHBE • BEDROOM — Unfurnished room, J600 down, Payments approxi- PLOT AGAINST THAT RED DIPLOMATS YOU'VE DONE IW THE PST^ ' Club. home. Will lease, rent to 1200, by June mately $133 monthly pays all. BACK Arm BUSINESS ORGAN STUDIO LIFE, BOPER.'-BUT IT LEAVES A ATTKACTIVE — Nicely furnished. on» 15-July 1. E42-3317. E. R. SNYDBH OFFICE OF ON A PETTY SWINDLE OF ASBURV PARK room efficiency. Call MEMBER OF MULTIPLE LISTING •PROOF; WRITER- ^ * HOLE IN OUR NBXT ISSUE.' THAT FLEECES , i 291-0900 787-0078 after 6 USED OBCJANS 741-8304 FURNISHED ROOMS PHOTOGRAPHER THE ORDINARY J Portable Chord Organ ..._ .$ 59 HUMBON — Unusually nice three-room STEVE ROPES T CITIZEN/ y Hammond Chord Organ „._ .„-...$ 305 apartment, Idetl location, available WORKING OIRL wishes to share five- LOTS & ACREAGE IS IN July 1. Adum only. 8*2-1281, howrey Starlet Organ $ 425 room apartment with one or two rlrls CONFEREHCe <3onn Minuet Organ (blond) X 59.1 for summer months; In Bea Bright. HOLMDEL-KEYPOKT AREA RIVER PLAZA — 105 x 350 lot water WITH W NEWS- Lowrey Holiday Organ (wal) $ 648 GIIEEN QR0V1 GARBKN Call 842-3473 after 6 p.m. and gas, excellent location, convnlent Hammond M-lll Organ _. $1205 APARTMENTS ROOM — Nice Quiet home. Car ac to schools and shopping. GEORGE ,V. MAGAZINE'S Hammond A-100 (ebony) ,.....$2095 comodatlons. Reasonable. 57 Shrews, ILLMBNSEE, Realtor, Rt. 34, Colts DISGRUNTLED Open Dally Till »—Saturday Tin 6 ] $95 UP bury Avej Red Bank. 741-W14. Neck. 402-3172. COOKUAN AVB. AND MAM SI OWtJER, Includes free heat, hot water, cook' NICE CLEAN ROOMB — Single and ONE PLOT FOR GRAVES at Shore- 776-D300 ing gas, air conditioner, tv and phon MAJOR Moy- double, Hlghltndi, Hwy. 35. land Cemetery. UHAVEAVISITUH ALTBHATION BALE - Wlnterl Pup outlets, 12 cu. ft. refrigerator with 878-0350 Shop, 43 Monmouth St., Red Bank. freezer. Parking and walk-In storage 787-3310 STEVE/-A REAL Stoles, jackets, etc Remodsllng. Hi faculties. Spacious roorna, large closets; SUMMER AND PERMANENT — Rent- pairing. STORAGE, ril-2676. walk to shopping plaza, busses, schools, als, rurolsrted rooms. Kitchen .privi CEMETERY LOT — Four graves, PRETTY VBrruH Swim club lor tenants only. Directions: leges, own entrance, T.V., etc. 1H 8HORELAND MEMORIAL PARK. Best BASS AMPLIPIEH — Can be Uae Garden Slate Parkway to Eult 117, tc blocks to beach, near boardwalk, rea offer. Call 164-2158. for guitar, Gibson 100 amp, good con- Route 39-36, east on Route 34 pasi sonable. 787-9244. dition, mult (ell, 1120. 747-5832. third traffic light, turn left to Plorenc EXTRA LOTS ON Alexander Dr., River Ave., Phone 2*4-1846, ONE-ROOM — BulUble for two young Plaza. Beautiful location, Also three BAIT — Night crawlers, salmon eggs, men. Quiet, residential area. Call 747- lots 100x200 each on Valley Dr., Nave- #tc. Complete line of fresh and salt 1210. water bait and fishing tackle. Open KUM8ON — Three rooms, bath, heat, slnh, near stone church. For informa- 24 hour! every day. MANNY'S SPORT water, on bus line, near uchoolB. storcn, tion call 2M-B014 between 4 and 7 p.m. By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW SHOP, Rt. 36, East Krambure. 787-0506. $90. Hi E. River Rd. Call Jullano, NUBBIN 229-24M8fi FOUR ACRES — Waterfront property. •veryone sells them, BUT buy youra Ideal tor boat baslo. Keyport urea. from fomeyaie who has the lnstallatloi $17,000. Call 264-3456 after 5, 264-1676. know how. And moat of all, can flvi APARTMENTS COOLED BY TREES FAIR HAVEN — THREE BEDROOMS, you th« BBST VALUE. Spacious, closets, full dining room LIVINQ ROOM, FIREPLACE, LARQE heat,* hot water, parklna. DIKING ROOM, BIIBAKKAST AKEA, .BUSINESS. PROWN'S 2»3 Spring St. Hl-mW/'ftea.'ftitn! DEN. TWO-CAR AfiTjsHEd'ffiATlA6B, $2 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7&M EATONTOWN — Four rooms, bath PATIO, BEAUTIFUL, TREES, BASE AVAtliABLE — Immediate! occupancy MENT, PLAYROOM AREA, APPLJ, 2,200 sq. ft. suitable for «ho« repair, ULSKB 116 up. FILES $12.00 up. tablei second floor, completely modem. C ANCES. $33,500, OWNER, 747-5125. chain, adding machine*, typewriter! 642-1800. Evenings 222-8859. barber /shop, beauty fi&lon, finance o!/lc» equipment, etc, at bargain prices company, upholstery, health food shop, VOVR ROOMS — Completely modern, OAK H1L.L VICINITY travel agency, candy and bakery «hop. New or und. AAC DESK OUTLET, baseboard heat. Must bt seen to b 1902 ranch, on approximate one acre. Rt" 35. Oakhurtt 531-3090. Please coi.tact Atlantic Buperama, New appreciated. Adults only. Can be see All exceptionally large rooms, Including Shrewsbury. BHOPSMITH—«" Jointer-planer, >and. from 8 a.m, to 4 p.m, 322 Main St., game room, 16x43'. Two-oar garage ana MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST, er, many accessories and extra eQuln. Belford, N. J. or call 7TB-100S. fireplace. All carpeting goes. In excel, lent condition. Aiding R»,600. WALKER snent, Good condition, 201-0001 atte APAHTMENT for rent, 166 Shrews REAL ESTATE WANTED *:30 p.m. £ WALKER, REALiTORS, 2068 High- bury Ave., Red Bank. Call any tlm way 35, Mlddletown. PHONE: 07V X DOTtiWE AN WOZ WHO- B 5OJ0T 0F~ KU-GRID — Hanging celling! (or a dally eicept Thursday. 3311. Multiple Listings and Trade-Ins, WB NEED SOUR HOMB . WEU.-OFE OANE!~«AN01«~TH0U6HI HE,«WHT, Out 12 salespeople have clients waiting I ME A WILD 10x13 room only $32.40. Figure your FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT — Down- Seni • for catalog. Open 7 days. 6IVE W~~4U, W0JN6! 110VE MOU 60 Z^ own • multiply square footage by 27c stairs. 19 Lelghton Ave., Red Bank. for your listing. They need ranches, THtP05T- OFFICE. WAS L IKE ' each ill. It. Save at RED BANK Call 741-0305. MUST SELL - Transferred. Split. split levels, two stories; also Investment MUCH!»«AND I HOPED, AFTER WE GOT LUMBER, cash end carry. Corner Ides.1 for children. Landscaped, A property. Call us for a d'Uck sale. Two ClOSED YECTERDW, DEEDEE! Pearl and Wfill Btt., Red Bank, FURNISHED—Two bedrooms, kitchen, condition. Csll 671-2900. offices serving you. "•I5UPPO5E THE LETTER MARRIta 5OMETHIN5 WONDERFUL bath, dining area. All utilities fur- Tlr«d of paying high prices for picture nished. Private entrance. Two women EAST KBANSBUJtd — Two bungalowi WALKER & WALKER FROM VOUR GENEROUS Iramee? Try "that little old frame. preferred.* 7B7-4379. Income property. Needs.painting. Re Realtors maker." Bonable. Call before 4, 542-9177. Shrewsbury Office Middletown Office UMCLE CAME BY SPECIAL WATBM'HONT APARTMENTS - New 741-6212 671-3311 DRIVER/? LOU COOPER three-room furnished garden apart- OA1C HILL — Catifornla-type ranc^ home on beautiful tree filled lot, Uriel 483 Shrewsbury Avc. 747-197! ments. Private terraces and TV. Week- LISTINGS NEEDED I We nave clients ly and monthly rates, NAUTILUS wall with flrepliice In living room anxious to settle In this vicinity. Please JJECH1 BEWINO MACHINE — Bunei APARTMENTS. Dial 842-0509. three bedrooms, den, easily accesslblt call us If your property Is for rent oi "Nova head, in cabinet. $300 value foi lauhdry area off Kitchen, full basemen! sale. BROOK AGENCY, Bank Building, BUTTON PARK - APARTMENTS with two-car garage. Owner trans Atlantic Highlands. 291-1717. J100. 741-2348.- Branch Ave., Red Bank. New four -erred. Asking $33,000. 6TC-2876. OOLP CLUBS -- Three woiiiln, foil room aptrtments newly decorated. Rent WE NEED - i'ivo or six, 2-3 bedroom irons, bag, $30. Mlxmastcr, $10; gurtler Includes air conditioning heat and gas OLDER HOME WITH CHARM — Thre< homes, furnished or unfurnished, from umbrella table, four Ice cream, cliaim, Inquire Superintendent, 747-2685. nice bedrooms,, hath, large living room $120 to $175 per month for Incoming $12; garden umbrella talilo,'$4; blnocu, family sized dining room, "eat-In' executives. THE BERG AOENCY, Rt. lars, 10x60, $12; two outdoor gas lan< MONMOUTH COUNTVS best locate kitchen, den, Has porch, basement am 35 Middletown. 871-1000. terns and poatl with 120' copper tubing, apartment house. Ons 3H &Rd on two-car garage. Pretty lot. Convenient All new, $40; antique cherry wood 4^-room apartments available. Beaut!- to everything. Asking $10,000. RUSSELL MONMOUTH COUNTY — Four, six or chest of drawers, Empire, $60; conioli (ul river view, fireplace, parking. Call M. BORUS, Realtors, 60O River Rd., eight family apajrtment. Two units, piano, like new. $980. 747-034S. Mr. Smith. 741-9690, or Mr. Carlln, Fair Haven. 747-4532. Member Multlpl must be minimum, five rooms each. MA 2-7890 — Newark. Listing Service. Write "A.G." Box til, Red Bank. MIMEOORAPH GESTETNER — Model 120, *135. Photo copier. Speed-O-Prlnt, EATONTOWN — Thteo large roomi OOBANFHONT HOME — Four bed- WANTED — 4-10 acres for residence In By LEE FALK model 1, »75. Both perfect. 741-1123. and bath, unfurnished. Heat, refrlgera. rooms, winterized; Includes five-room Holmdel - Colts Neck area. Write THE PHANTOM tor Included, 180 monthly. 787-0216. guest house and dock on Shrewsbury "A.D." Box 511, Red Bank. FIVE-PIECE — Bedroom lulte, per KEYPORT HOLMDEL AREA -^Tw River, Sea Bright. Clearing up estate, feet condition. Call room, one or two-bedroom garden nacrlflce, $42,000. Call 201-842-1783 Ol 671-3703 apartments. New Colonial design build- 212-KI 9-5190. -LEGAL NOTICE CAN'T VO, I'VE (SOT TO SEE THAT 500 IXTBMOR IX10R JAMS Ings. On site parking. Swimming pool LEONARDO — Six rooms, three bed DIANA. I'M UNPERWATEK CAVEASAIN 16.60 each. Call after B. for tenants only. Green Grove Gardens, rooms, bath, sunporch, garage. Neai BEACH TOCW AFTER ) TIEP UP ALL ANP THOSE BOXES. 3M-3456 and 264-1676 Qreen Grove Ave., Keyport. Ope ochools and bus. Owner, 291-0436. NOTICE WORK, KIRK? ^ PAY. dally and Bundny. Phone 264-1848. BEDROOM SET — Deak, living room MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom Notice of Resale to James E. anil Kitchen tables, chairs, Umpi, TWIN GABLES — 38 Riverside Ave. split. Family room, enclosed patio. Mackey, Rldgewood Road, Allenwood, drane«. Cnll 842-2869. Bed Bank on river. 3% and foul Double garage. Dead-end street. N. J., anil to whom else this may rooms unfurnished, flvt-room office, SjTJijn. "P concern: Please toSie notice that the 741-2399. Monmouth County National Bank, Red HOUSES FOR SALE FOUH-BUDROOM Capo Cod, elghl Bank will sell at Public Auction on NEW LUXURY years old, excellent condition, full base, April 21, 1904 at 3:08 P. M., at Red ment, complete recreation room with Bank Auto Imports, Newman Sprlnfs 2J4 ROOMS LEROY APTS. built-in bur. Asking JI4.50O. Call afle; Hoarl, Red Bank, N. J., one 1961 TUNE IN TO PUUuS AIR CONDITIONED S n.m, 741-1339. Volkswagen ICarmen Ohla Convertible, Ulose to all transportationi . Serial No. 33J 2SB0, because of breach SHOPPERS CORNER 21 Leroy PI, Red Bam NEW SHREWSBURY - Colonial. FOU1 of conditional ssles contract by you. 141-11)63 Days m-ajfll) Evening bedrooms, three batha. Excellent cn< THE MONMOUTH COUNTY NATION- dltlon, large rooms. $27,500. 747-5380. AL BANK, RED BANK. Real Ettate Section JTA8T KZANSBURQ — Unfurnished April 14 U.li modern apurtment. Four rooms am EATONTOWN — Ranch, three bed on hath. Hullt-ln oven, range and sink. rooms, full cellar, city sewers. Perfccl Cull 787-7760 It no answer call CH condition. Low laxes, close to town, WFHA - FM 7-4777. wooded lot 50x145. Offers considered. NOTICE 7:30 . 9:J0 P.M. Cafl owner niter 7 p.m. at 842-2227, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY i - KOOM APARTMENT. WaUl CHANCERY DIVISION I Man. fhru Frh ....pplleil, hot wnter baseboard Ireftt. LITTLE SILVER — Vacation at Move In Boon as possible. Belford HOME. Lovely swimming pool, guest .MONMOUTH CO. 106.3 on your di DOCKKT NO. M-3473-83 ureii. Cull nltnr 6 p.m. 7H7-729!*. holme with barbecue, hath. Three-bed- Civil Action By GEORGE S1XTA courtesy room cUBtom-built Cape Cod. Many FOUR ROOMB — Unfurnished, with tras. $311,1100. Call owner, 741-3344. ORDER FOR PUDLICATION RIVETS RER. BANK AREA jflrnm heat. Call EVA ZIEOLBR, Plaintiff vs WILLIAM 747-3842 FARM — IB acres, approximately V Z.lIMLEn, Defendant Multiple Lilting Service acres clear. Over l./JOO' road frnntape The plaintiff, having filed her com KEEP OFF/ MR CONDITIONED — Three-room Live Htrennl, rolling land, flood It plnlnt in the above cause, and the STAY OUTSIDE. aimrtmi'nt, ntcrly furnlfllird. $110 pr callon. Two lartic rlndrr hloclt cr»o|i« court luivlnK determined that persona inontli IncliiilliiK nil utilities. Call Suitable for horses, or dog liennel scrvlco of proce.i.s upon the defendant I THEY SPRAVEO ^- THE FLOOR n.iii. to 1(1 li.m. orjnjler 0 p.m. 2IH-IIO3: imnII ilwclllng. 510,000. Terms. In accordance with Rule 4:08-2 shouli THE QRA5S WITH ITMBON -- With rtronl HttulUt iiimr, .17 ACHE FARM — 41) ncres wood not be required: NHAS JUST •-sit. Far sllliilc. FurnlBlml, utlllllei IT IS, on this 1st day of April, POISON WSEP KILLER. r unrler Rruuiul streams, 2,000' hard ronxl BEEN BERG l» monthly. Your louse. H42-17li, >. Very old homestead, flelilstone foundn 1064, on motion of Donald I. Dvorln, lion, RO.finO. MEYER MORItlLL. Bn KHq., of the firm of Margolls. Mar V V GOTTA KEEP OFF/ WAXED. Offers Qualified iiiiiaoNs T7Aiu l(or. 5BA Moilmouth Avc, Freehold. 4ti: Bolls, Turak & Gordon, Esqs., attorneys 'llirec modern rooms niul tiled bath.A M27. for plaintiff, ordered, that the said ab- VETS NO DOWN elMlrlc kllchen with refrigerator. Hen sent defendant do answer Die plain- Included. IIX) month. 500-3218. ON A ROLLINO KNOLL — NICBI tiff's complaint by serving upon th NON-VET $450 DOWN landscaped, four-iieilroom home, on nttorney lor the plaintiff an nnswer to THIIBB LAUGB ROOMS — With pr block from grammar school. Dlnlni the complaint on or before the 2nd day country living with city convenl- vnto entrance. All utilities »upi>lie< room, cheerful kitchen, VM baths, fill of June, 1064: and (lie his answer and IMIOCB, All city litllltlCB. Older homo Near transportation. Avatlalbo Mny 1 basement, attached parage, modem tax proof of service in duplicate with the in excellent condition. Three mastnr 2II1-7755. es, low down payment to qnallrled buy CleiU oT the Superior Court, fllali Hlw l)pilroom», tllnlng room, two-car TllHKKHOOM APARTMENT — Fur er. Ownor city hound, call early foi Houae Annex, Trenton, New Jersey, in Kiirnge, full bafletnent. Mr»t lie- tilnlied or unfurnished, aood locnlloi Inspection. Anting flS.DOO. HALL BROB, accordance with the rules of clvi linnll lultes It. l.nrge rooms. 741-2M8. 11 Canal St Realtors, 813 niver lid., Fnlr Haven, practice and procedure, and In de^ 7(1-708(1, fault thereof, such Judgment bn re Only $14,700 at Berg lioil llnnk ;lcred asolnst him as the court thai 11K1) UANK - Itrsliloivtim area. Three I'lVHACItK COMMUTER'S ESTATE— thlnli equltnlile and Juift. ALL BUYERS room npnrtmcnt. nil utilities. Cull iiftp. fllmile trees, (logwoods, holly, ever- i. 7I7-S:il'll. I'rei-iifi: flvclinlrooni center-hall Cnlo And It Is further ordered, that th $825 DOWN nlnl. Two flrepliicrH. tllrrf Imtlifl, plui notice of this oriliT prescribed by I. TWoTtuTTSl AI'ARTMlSNT --- In Ht apartment for Income. Hum for hor.ien. and the rules of this court, shal NO CLOSING FEES luuiif. Attractlvn nnd coiivcnlont loci tJO.500. HAKOLD L1NI1EMANN, Uro wltllln 20 days hercaltnr be publish. By ED DODD lion. Iirnii'ilhilc nvnllahlllly. 7tl-O:i52. her, IViin Winkle Marine Bldg.t ffiaton In the Red Bunk Rcglntcr a newspi IARK TRAIL Opportunity rimy only coma once. town. 812-1103. Evenings 542-0485. per printed at Red bank, in (Ills Slat IKin'l mini the bo«t. Bimrkllnic split for i weeks successively, at least om level on a huge lot.'Ono of Middle- COMMERCIAL RENTALS KaiT — Two full bath spl In every week: and it Is further ordert WIND'S COMINO UP GOOD FROM THAT WAY AV/RI6HT.™V0U BOYS GO AHEAD town's prime locutions Tour ned- level, Three bedrooms plus ilen, oi that service upon the defendant of tl AND START YORE FIRES.-I'LL rooms, n-rrrntlon room, Riirnge. THE SOUTHWEST, BOT6...THAT MEANS WE PONT bedroom. Recreation room, and npn complaint and of this order (or n WAIT TILL THE REST GET Closing within 30 days. OFFICE SPACE clous entry hall, hot wnter heat. Wei tlce of this order) as service subst WE CAN FIRE,THE SOUTH PRAIRIE HAVE TO QET luted for personal service of procoi INTO THE HEBE, THEN WE'LL G0M6 Only $16,500 at Berg 1 landscaped, ^-acre, city sewers. Con GRASS Atib LET 'ER BUM TO 1 Heat furnished, 111 redecorate to su v«r>lent schools, shopping. 774-0385, within the slate, be made within 3 6WAMP ATALL AN HELP YOU/ your requirements- Best location, will days hereafter upon defendant's mot 6ATAN'3 WALLOW/ lutiillvldo If necessary. Bi>o and com PORT MONMOUTII — Cute two-bed er, Mrs. Robert norrnzzo, 55(1 Roc: 70 SET. The Berg Agency pare. 747-1100. room ranch, nice living room, kitchen, away Btreot, Btuten iBland, New Yoi HEKOFF/ dining nren. Largo lot. S10.DO0 .VA n pernonnlly or by leaving same at h' Realtor rioK - Hlais }lwy. 3B. Mlildlelown down. FHA $300 down, Subject In V residence, or by certified mall, . "Personalized Service" l to Bell Flnuncs. or KHA approval. Chntenu Realty, rtea turn receipt rciiuested the envelope 6I1-M77 Estate. 210 Carr Ave., Kennshurg. 787 hnve upon It the return address of ' WELL 671-1000 M»4. attorney for Hie plaintiff, and in lOMMKItlMAI, AND OKI'ICK lltll of services nnil-or uinllliiR to tie slln< LET'3^0. N. J. Lnr^est Residential INO Moilrrn. 42IK> si|. ft. masonry, TIIOVELOPMTONT HOME K hy iir/ldnvJl ol the nttorney for t; LETT.-I'M ulril, ampin p;ii*UlnK. ilall Conntnuv Hrlnw tnuiHforrpd? Iliiuso l<«) small' TRED tf Rcnl Estate Brokers IIIMI Co.. Inc., <0 Hlrch Ave., Mtti plaintiff. Miiitcagfl pnymi-nts Ino hlKh? Don'l Haped fully nilvlsed, WAITIN'.' Daily 9-1), flllver. 71I-H2IIII. wiilt, call us now we'll bi;v your home Satiirclay-Siuulny 10-7 NEW STORES MANKI.V ARBOCIATKB, O7l-n:i61 FRANK J, KINOK1K1.P Route 35 Middlctown, N. J. BRLI'OItU — Two-bedroom ranch lyi J. B. < hoinr, Nenr nt. 38, flm henl, linrilwiKi Wllllnm II. Dnnnrlly Garden State Parkway OFFICE SPACE floor, (INUI nml strffl. jn.fKXI. FH Standing Master Exit 117 HIOIIWAY 35, BHRBVVBBURY $3110 down. Approximately $83 monthly 8. M. OAUi 741-8184 Owner. «MIM. April 7, 14, 21, 2$ $03.11 George Molt 3d, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mott, Andover St., cele- Death Rate In Its Class Nominations ByCeaan By Democratic Candidate brated his fifth birthday recent- NEPTUNE - Frfkin Memorial be in attendance at every deliv- LONG BRANCH — Count* «ts of About 2 per cent the Maternal and Child Health expert medical skills. The p«Ji- present U» iltiM ol nominttAA of- •elfagtin. It'* » good thing, loo, and defeat "free-spending" Re- bert Wise, and Ronnie Ezzell. On her desire to effect party program of the state Department atric residents assume the cm ficers for tne coming year at the for the outlook is especially publicans. dhity through a primary election ol the infant after delivery when of Health, Dr. Joseph F. Raf- regular meeting Thursday. optimistic concerning work. The Fifth Ward representative victory, Mrs. Wilson said: Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kegley and fetto, director of the department it is placed in the nursery. All Business contacts now may aim is contesting Eugene Bedell, of "I am making a contest . . . children, 40 Frost Cir., spent a of pediatrics, and Dr. John W. residents are specifically trained According to Martin Cooper, develop into personal friend- Middletown Township, choice of to give the rank and file Demo- vacation recently.at the Mimslyn Hardy, director of the depart- to recognize and act upon evi- president, the present executive ships which will prove reward- the regular party organization crats a chance to be heard . . . Motor Inn, Luny, Va, Accomapny- ment of obstetrics and gynecol dence of any abnormalities or board will present its slate and ing in the years ahead. Put your leadership, for the nomination. "Those who vote for me will ing them was Miss Lynn Garell, ogy, have announced. symptoms which could prove fa- The winner will oppose incum- then nominations will be open to best foot forward all day. be expressing a desire to bring Middletown. The statistics are compiled on tal to a newborn infant if not ob- bent GOP Freeholder Abram D. new voices and new light into served within a very short period the floor. Elections.will take place Voorhees in November. the basis of all babies born alive the present party organization. Guests at the home of Mr. and of time. at the May meeting. P«f . . -#A forerunner of the Future • - • The percentage of If she is elected, Mr. Wilson as a result of pregnancies of five Party Principles months to full-term and up to a Residents currently in training Also on the agenda Is a pro- Beatle craze took place on twins throughout the world will said, it is certain proposed re- Mrs. Gaylord Barto, Cooper Rd., "I am dedicated to the princi- period of four weeks after birth in obstetrics and gynecology are posal to change the name erf the April 15,1895, when an adapta- rise substantially for two rea- placement of the^Pleasure Bay ples of the Democratic Party recently were their daughter, congregation. Only fully paid-up bridge, between Long Branch Full-term stillborn infants are in- Dr. Carl Marchetti, senior resi- tion of George DuMaurier's sons: (1) a larger percentage of which Presidents Kennedy and Mrs. Charles Stirrup and her members of the congregation will and Oceanport, won't be under- cluded in the tabulation. novel, "Trilby," was staged in premature twins survive, and (2) Johnson and Governors Meyner family, Watchung. dent; Dr. Nicholas Conforti, sec- be able to nominate officers or taken. and Hughes have established in One of the factors contributing New York. A Trilby craze im- these twins tend to breed further ond-year resident; and Dr. Rob- to vote on the name-changing "This (proposed) abuse of the the minds of all people in recent to the low mortality percentage, proposal. David Caiman, 24 Ivan- mediately swept the country. multiple births. Pam Opd-yke, daughter of Mr. ert Montserrat, first-year resi- spending power is an insult," she years. Dr. Hardy said, is the hospital's hoe Lane., will accept dues. «ind Mrs. Carmen Opdyke, Oak residency training system. dent. The two first-year pediatric declared in a prepared state- "There are tlie principles of The meeting will take place at Hill Rd., was home on spring Fitkin has the approval of the residents, Dr. Custodio Castor The Day Under Your Sign ment. "My opposition, and that public interest against special in- the First Aid Squad building, Am- of all Democrats and Repub- terest. It is as simple as that. vacation from Glassboro State Council on Medical Education and and Dr. Jose Lopez, will enter boy Rd. and Prospect Ave., Cliff- ARIES (Bon M««li 21 on a Rtcave gUMU *iIn noon. By tien you'll the second-year phase of their wood. New residents wishing to pteamre ipree JOB rant attor hare plenty of pep and energy. is well known. have become accustomed to los- cal Association for a three-year residency training program in training this July. obtain further information can TAURUS (April 20 to M.y 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) "Taxpayers can save themsel- ing at the county level. No effort Cathy Moon, daughter of Mr. Romance could become eetious this ere- Present rays increase your ambition, en- [e.s a million dollars by electing is made to invite new ideas. The and Mrs. Ridgeway Moon, Cooper obstetrics and gynecology and a contact Mr. Cooper at 49 Idle- abling you rovements planned by the ND!f UI(yB0 f whether the township will share " " " "» Tsnder, Juicy of the questions has been for- any of the cost of the project, Joard of Education. warded to municipal officials and whether there are any restrictions The board last night authorized the club hopes to get them an- /lonroe Marx, chairman of the LETTUCE on the type of plant installed, and CROSS-RIB ROAST 751 CHUCK STEAK 35! «wered at tonight's adjourned if the township has considered wildings and grounds commit- meeting. creating a sewer facility to serv- :e, to seek a contract to lower | FRESH CHICKEN FRESH LEAN The system would be built by ice the community. ceilings in four classrooms and private interests to serve the new nstall lighting fixtures in them plant and two developments — ii A spokesman for the club said ind several others. (LEGS or GROUND a proposed industrial road link- khe organization feels the sewer The plan will eliminate an lb lb question should be separated 49< Ing Laurel Ave., with the Beth- .coustioal problem caused by JBREASTS CHUCK any Rd., area is constructed. from the industrial road issue. loise from the second floor of HARD, RIPE The township wants to put the Mass Opposition he old portion of the school. The road in at a cost of an estimated The whole concept of the in- :ecbnd floor has not been used TENDER, JUICY HYGRADE MIDGET LIVERWRUST or or many years. TOMATOES «*" 17< $430,000. dustrial road has run into mass FRESH WASHED Officials feel the industrial road opposition. The ceiling and lighting job will CALIF. ROAST 49' BOLOGNA •• 49' —which would parallel tha New The idea of an industrial road »st about $2,000, and is part of FRESH IEAN HORMEl York and Long Branch Railroad- iummer renovations, including SPINACH ;;; 17 was incorporated in the township SUNKIST CALIFORNIA would serve to open up an in- master plan back in 1959. Minting and repairs, which will Stewinei Beef "> 69' Canned Ham "*.'6" dustrial area for development. The main argument is cost. x>st about $7,000. 'Also-last night the board au- ORANGES 10 - 37' Oppose Proposal Most "of1" "those opposed fo the :horized the purchase of 100 fold- The proposed road has run into plan argue that the township has ng chairs for $550 from the opposition from residents on two no right to "go into the real es- NCNICS ^SADM-'^ -49* Colonial Furniture Company of counts — cost and local of one tate business by opening up prop- •lewark, and approved purchase of the road's terminal points. erty for development." 4c OFF if photo electric cells to turn on In its statement, the GOP club They also argue that property PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT has asked the governing body to mtdoor lights- at nightfall. owners benefiting from the road The lights are turned on by a explain why there was no com- be assessed the cost of it. petitive bidding for the proposed man who has to make a special The other problem is the one trip to the school for that pur- plant. erminus. DEL MONTE DRINK MAXWELL HOU Up until now, no details of the xise. The board decided on the As originally proposed, the road shoto electric cells, at a cost of proposed system have been re- would start at Laurel Rd., go past leased. 58, plus installation, instead of the Mattel property and then me clocks which would have Township officials have said split into one of three r-'tcs. that a private corporation, of >een more costly and would have v COFFEE All three routes would bring which Michael Nero, owner of equired resetting with time the road out at Telegraph Hill :hanqes and changes in the length REG. the West Keansburg Water Com- Rd. and Bethany Rd. pany, is a member, has pro- if days. All Grinds posed to build a system to serv Residents in that area are op- The board also approved the 2 for ice the toy plant and the Old posed to all three terminal points. mrchase of $4,008 worth of Manor and Newstead Homes de- As a compromise, the govern school, reference ' and library REG.73C velopments, ng body has been exploring the jooks. CAN possibility of laying the road out Bids were opened for janitorial, _ Mr.Nerohas informed the com- Redeem your We Maxwell Nousa Cof/ea Coupon of foodtown mittee that the industrial road is so it makes a right turn beyond educational and athletic supplies, needed in order that rights of the Mattel property and then goes but the bids were not read. They out to Rt. 35. were referred to board member ways could be provided for the DEI 46-oz. sewer lines. Officials have reported, how- George Grimm for action. MONTE cans Ths Young Republicans feel ever, that Raritan Township and Acting principal Curtis Bradley Pineapple Juice 3 lold the board of dissatisfaction that there are many questions state Highway Department offi- with Shrewsbury's rate of pay- that should be answered before cials are not receptive to the idea. SOAP PADS ment for substitute teachers. The giant such a proposal is approved. 18'f rate is $15 per day. A study of RED BRILLO Township Survey RUMMAGE SALE 3 the rate and size of the substitute The club feels that the ques- KEYPORT - The Altar and list was referred to Jared Hal tion of a sewer system should not Rosary Society of St. Joseph's r CONTADINA orsen, chairman of the person- 29-oz. be discussed until the township's Catholic Church is sponsoring a iel committee. CALIFORNIA cans official sewer survey is com rummage sale through Wednes- TOMATOES 4 The board approved a plan to pleted. day, in the Raritan Hose fire BIRDS'EYE t take about 70 students to a Major Havens and Emersons, New house, 98 Broad St. League baseball game. The FOODTOWN York City, the township consult Mrs. Alvin Fitzgerald, 26 Man school offers the trip each year LIGHT MEAT CHUNK ing engineers, have reportedly Chester Ave., chairman, will ac- TUNA FISH cans | in appreciation for the service of recommended to the governing cept donations. the members of the school safety SPINACH patrol. 20-oz. CHOPPED SNIDERS CATSUP 5 bottles SPECIALISTS or LEAF 10 OZ, Temple Youth PKG. CONSTRUCTION AND FROZEN 15-oz. INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Croup to Join MOTTS APPLESAUCE 5 iars AND SUPPLIES NEW REDUCED PRICE! National Unit FOODTOWN GRANULATED PRIDE OF 16-oz. THE FARM can. Your Local Representative for MATAWAN TOWNSHIP —The TOMATOES 8 Temple Shalom Youth Group, Nationally Known Manufacturers which numbers 30 teenagers, has SUGAR ASSORTED FLAVORS, FOODTOWN FOODTOWN made plans to affiliate with the Ame> Company Shovels National Federation of Temple O. S. Steel Co Wire Rope Youth. 5 CANNED ,2oz TOMATO 10 Black & Decker Electric Tooli The NFTY is an auxiliary of 8-oz. Carborundum Masonry Blades he Union of American Hebrew BAG can C. M. C. ! Wafer Pumps Congregations, which specialize 59< SODA SAUCE cans Goodoll Rubber Co Hose n youth activities. An example of the varied youth Jackten Wheelbarrows activities that would be made Rqmsot '. Fasteners available to members is the Is- Richmond Screw Anchor Co Formryt raeli Dance Fesitval held last S»ow Roto-trowel» and Vibrators month at Carnegie Hall. MIDDLETOWN — RT. 35 AND KINGS HWY. Tkor Pneumatic Tools Among future planned activi- ties are a bus trip to West Point and Bear Mountain, and a car EQUIPMENT RENTALS .vash to be conducted at the Strathmorc Bath and Tennis Club SEA BRIGHT — ms-iuo OCEAN AVE. April 18.

DANCE SCHEDULED AMPLE FREE PARKING MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The LOUBEK Associates Inc. Cliffwood Volunteer Fire Com- Construction, Industrial Equipment & Supplies pany will hold a dance Saturday night, April 25, in thc Cliffwood /ire house from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m 42 Birch Ave. 747-4152 Little Silver Music will be by Hart Webber, Red Bank. Prlcw irficllvt ttirme* Saturday, April II. Not rtipwiublt for lypsgrephlcol trrore, W« mtrvt DM rlnht l» llmll quanllliM. Mimbtr «l Twin County Oroctn. For Quick Results SEDBANK Home Delivery Use Our Want Ads AT* •'" 741.0010 DAY ) Independent Daily f W«tk I mmutnmimnaut-tir.im J TV Dial 741. 1110 NIGHT SECTION TWO TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1964 7c IER cam Children's Room Breaks Garage Given a Gay Look ,. Time was when parents en- one wall. Another wall was To Make Playroom forced the code that "children strung with a line of paper should be seen and not heard." dolls. And in one corner of the We needed more "growing" n place, outside insulation d in the wall that was removed Mowadays it seems the idea is room mas a plant that would room for the younger members joard, asbestos paper and sid- /as extended with a length of that the little darlin's may be have made Alice envious—the of the family. Our decision was ng to match that on the house alvanized pipe to an adjoining heard and not seen. And nobody largest tulips imaginable in a to enlarge an existing playroom were applied. Caulking and paint- trail. The pipe was fixed In wants it more than the young play world, made out of crepe from 10 feet to 18 feet. Since ng completed that task. ace between the roof joists fry who glory in their delightful paper. a garage adjoined the playroom The inside wall between the «th special hangers provided new home set-up. They are con- A novel vaudeville room was and was built into the lower arage and the playroom was iy the same dealer who sup- t tent to sleep and play in areas designed as a fun center for level of a tri-level ranch-style ext removed, along with the :ied the galvanized pipe. of the house set up for their children who love to show off, esidence, incorporating the loor frame. It was necessary to One entire wall was convert- own use. The house may ring play stage or enjoy puppets. A garage and the playroom rame over from a supporting d to a storage wall that would with sounds of laughter but chil- stylized omnibus in the room seemed like the most sensible )illar to the side wall to carry iouse a ping-pong table and a dren are not underfoot or at made out of plywood served as| solution. (We'll do something t beam that had rested on the ieries of bookshelves. This wa3 loose ends as they were in years a soda bar with little stools at about building a carport later. emoved wall. This was accom- ramedin with 2 by A lumber, gone by. the windows. There was a bell But that's another story.) ilished with the aid of a sup- porting hydraulic jack while vith paneling nailed to ths The difference Is In what has fare box and other accessories A quick look at our bank bal- he team was constructed. rame. An access door to the happened to children's rooms obtained from old trolley cars. ance convinced me of what I Since most of the roughing-in :torage wall was provided by and playrooms. No longer is a Inside where advertisements had already suspected: that I'd was already done, it was a mat- tsing furring strips with more .child's bedroom a place of cast- normally appear were examples lave to do the work myself. ter of removing the existing aneling fastened to it and off beat-up furniture—unless it of young artistry. The first thing I did was to wallboard from the walls and inged to the wall. A finished is livened with paint or paper. remove the overhead garage A collage on the door to the acking up 3-inch thick insula- ippearance was achieved with Rooms are geared to keep chil- child's room was a decoration door, substituting a picture window. Since the window was ,ion between the upright 2 by 4-inch picture frame moulding dren happy in their own baili of real pennies, birds, animals NARROW SLAT Venetian blinds, recently introduced into the United States from the Scandi- m all edges where two cut sur- wick. Space and gaiety are not as wide as the opening left 's on all outside walls. The and other child-like designs, an navian countries, give individual styling to rooms with large window expanse. aces came together. One wall spelled out in bright colors, in- idea whether the child prefers from the door, it was necessary lectrical wiring was also genious use of materials and to frame the opening with 2 by as painted to make a pleasant old license plate markers or •oughed in at this time, along :ontrast with the paneling. decoration with child appeal. wooden soldiers. 4's. After the window frame was with wires to connect speakers Furniture is kept to the useful o the high fidelity system. Tele: The ceiling was left to last, so One children's area showed hat sorne idea of the noise,lev- minimum, rather than over- metal lookers that had ision lead-in wire was run green Prefab Parts •1 and- reverberation: timecould Whelming the entire area. been painted the colors used In from the basement to two plugs je judged. A test, by clapping A do-it-yourself father the room—sort of a mauve. An- Many Building Codes in the walls at opposite' ends of create in his workshop many of other showed leopard plus fab- Make Project the n the middle of the room, the essentials in one of these ric used for cushions and match- proved that there was an echo Pla'stic covered 14-gauge elec- that would be irritating with rooms—shelves, desks, little ta- ing puppeteer curtain. Simple Task rical' wire was used for al) the bles. He can paint them in the more than two or three persons And if you want to know the You don't have to be an ac- iew outlets, with the ground bright colors children love. And answer . to the nursery rhyme, in the room, This was the de- complished do-it-yourselfer to metal ciding factor, in the selection of he can find^deas that are differ- "lady bug, lady bug, where have Long Since Outdated which houses the duplex ent . at stores and decorating put together some interesting acoustical ceiling tile, even with you bee?" it'll probably be "to Are horse-and buggy building stringent than those In local ance code. It tells what a ma- furniture combinations — if you plug. All outlets were placed 12 show's. the floor, to the floor:" inches from the floor, as were higher price tag. A selectioa codes doing a double disservice codes. terial or a construction method use some of the fancy hardware }f %-inch thick, 12 by 12 inca Designers convert little used Random tiles were stencilled to the home buyer? Are they should do; it doesn't spell out and prefabricated parts now on he special outlets for the TV places to playrooms such as at- Why have building codes at antenna and speaker plugs. Bet- tongue - and - groove tile was with red lady bugs, spaced be- preventing him from reaping every material and method to the market. made. The necessary 1 by 2 tics, equipping ceilings with tween plain white floor tiles in all? Obviously, there have to be er check with your own lo- the advantages of new mate- be used. The performance code It won't be as satisfying as inch furring strips were pur- bright tiles, livening up bare a children's section of a family some rules to protect the public cal authorities about regulations rials and design concepts? Are thus would permit the use of a making something from scratch :hased from the tile dealer walls with gdy, inexpensive post- room for a delightful effect. The they forcing him to pay more from shoddy materials and new material which might be if you plan any similar work but it will give you the confi- tlong with the staples and spe- ers, using old trunks brightly designer solved the problem of money for a house that could be workmanship. Fine, say the better and cheaper — as long as The floor tile in the old play- the builders, we go along with dence you need to tackle entire :ial glue needed to complete the painted for toys. Wicker chairs togetherness —too much or too built cheaper if modern cost- it performs as well as or better projects later on. Some of the room area was removed with a and tables are inexpensive and little—whatever the case may cutting procedures could be fol- that 100 per cent, since it pro- than an old material. A specifi- long-handled ice scraper, the job. As was the case with ths tects the reputable manufactur- available materials require floor tile, the room measure- •asily painted. be. He put a window-type wall lowed? cation code tells exactly what nothing more than a screwdriv- kind used to chip ice from side to separate a family area and ers and contractors in our in- ments were taken to the deal- As mjich ingenuity goes into Manufacturers, builders and product may be used for a spe- er to combine them for a fin- walks. Then the entire cemen a child's area. The shade was dustry from the fly-by-nighters. er who did the necessary cal- creating' a room for a child as most housing authorities scream cific purpose, thus automatical- ished product. Others give you floor was cleaned and the used from the bottom up, so The solution, they add, is a rec- culations. Since half of the tiles goes into organization of a liv- an emphatic "yes." They point ly ruling out all new and better an opportunity to do part of the bumps and high spots removed that children may be kept in ognition that the only good code were stapled to furring strips ing area for the parents, to the thousands of different lo- products that might come along work yourself. with a chisel and hammer. The some instances. At a recent dec- view but not underfoot. Children is one which does not prohibit cal building codes throughout in the future. There are many metal and depressions were filled with a and the rest glued to a plaster- oration show children's rooms and adults may join together certain materials and systems, the country. A house built with Some cities have taken steps wooden legs and spacers which special patching type of ce board ceiling, some thought was were as full of ideas as other when the occasion arises. but does prohibit any materials certain materials in a certain to unify building codes and get enable you to make a bookcase ment. given to making sure that the highlights of tha show found in and systems which fail to per- two sections would meet at the A small television set is built way in one village often can not rid of outmoded specifications of any size merely by adding After the area was measured, adults' quarters. form up to minimum standards. same relative level. As it turned into their wall, and there are be duplicated in the adjoining But the problem is so complex shelves. You can purchase the the tile dealer provided the cor- out, one row of tiles neatly In one. room a chic tartan open shelves for the collection village. In the suburbs of Chi- In other words, this school of that it will be with us for many desired kind of wood at you rect number of tiles and th< spanned the area from furring plaid carpet would delight any of "things," an innovation to cago, for instance, there is a thought advocates a perform- years to come, if not always. lumber dealer, cut it to sire am necessary cement from thes strips to glueing. junior bagpiper. The red was please mothers the world over. hddgepodge of more than 150 place it into the prefabricate! measurements. A kit that in- repeated in the little rush-seat The rooms are tied together different local codes. Similar framework. cluded a trowel, chalk line, scor- One wall was chosen as the chairs, and a modern style hang- by the use of one color scheme, situations exist in the suburbs Want to make a coffee table ing tool and tile knife was pur- base line and succeeding rows ing lamp. The alphabet was a moss-toned background with of nearly every city in the na- Measuring Errors— Buy the wood and cut it to th chased from the dealer. Usin of tiles were placed until the spelled out in foot high letters, accents of lipstick red, tanger- tion. Some of the codes are long proper dimensions. Get yoursell these tools and following thi opposite wall was reached. The adding a decorative note across ine, blues and mauve. since outdated. ready-made straight or slantec written, simple instructions, th last row of tiles was then cut Some communities^whiijh, os- How to Avoid Them wooden or metal legs, attacJ floor was laid in two days. to fit. Experimenting with cut- tensibly subscribe, to national them to the underside wit) The finished wall panels wen ting some of the damaged tiles Accurate measurements are refinishirig project. You know ready - made sockets and youi helped in making a neat cut codes have made so many local the backbone of good construc- that the basement floor usually cut from 4x8 foot sections am modifications that the objective job is done. nailed to the vertical studdin around posts and corners. The tion work. There's an old saying slopes slightly in the direction You can buy plastic cabinel last step was the ceiling mould- of unification has been lost. among carpenters that if you of the drain. That means you with special nails provided b; I upon inspection, it is startling drawers. Three or four of those, the lumber dealer. Holes wen ing which was nailed in place measure twice;, you will have to can't cut all studs the same set into a simple box-like fram where ceiling and wall met. to discover that some codes pro- cut only once. While there are length. Rather than make re- cut in the panels, after the; hibit the use of such things as of wood, and you have an in- were cut and tried for size, t Two coats of liquid wax were dozens of precision tools to as- peated measurements, take two teresting cabinet or chest. slab construction, dry walls, in- sist you in making accurate strips of wood, each if which i accomodate the various elec applied to the floor, the furni- Do a little shopping and you' terlocking roof shingles, flush measurements, there are many longer than half the distance be trical outlets, speaker outlets ture and music system moved be amazed at how many va doors, factory - built chimneys times when you can do a faster tween the floor and ceiling wall switches and heating an back into the playroom, and the rieties of parts there are to as and many other materials and job without the use of the con- Hold one piece against the ceil- cold air return ducts. Previous neighbors invited to the grand sist you. techniques which are common- ventional devices. ing, the other against the floor ly, the warm air register locat-opening. place elsewhere. At the point where they over- ,"•7 There are some who argue for Suppose, for instance, you are lap, clamp them together. Tha a national building code estab- making a picket fence,and want is how long the stud will have to lished and regulated by the fed- to be certain there is exactly be. If you think that's a lot o eral government. They say that the same amount of space be- trouble (which it isn't onCe you such a code should permit only tween the pickets. Why not use get the hang of it), then you've such modifications as are made one of the pickets as a spacer? never tried to measure the dis necessary by geographical con- Nail the first picket to the tance between a floor and ceil- siderations — as, for example, framework, butt the spacer ing a couple of dozen times. I-(hurricane bracings in some alongside it, then nail the next areas. Opponents of such a code picket. Remove the spacer to A scrap of wood of the proper say it soon would be bogged the next position and repeat the length will enable you to ge down by red tape and political process. You not only will avoid uniform spacing between squabbling. They further point dozens of repeat measurements, shelves. Any time you have to out that the Public Housing Ad- you will virtually eliminate any make [a lot of identical measure- ministration, which serves the possibility of making a mistake. ments, keep in mind that you of- low income market, already has Another example: you are ten can avoid mistakes by using BEFORE: Open porch cutting into corner under roof stole a building code with regulations placing studs between the floor such a piece of scrap wood or space from living room and kept it dark. which, in some cases, are more and the ceiling in a basement something similar. Traditional Design Returning to Favor Editor's note: Rudolph A. and others — return to favor. Parallel trends are evident in ings, Even a large and of recorded architectural style Matern is one of the nation's This year, the interest in these other fields related to the home well-known modern furniture (3,000 B.C., in Egypt) there ha leading architects and a win- designs seems to be at a high and its furnishings. Antique retailing organization shows rel- been a constant, cyclical reviv ner of many design awards in point among prospective home shops are doing a thriving busi- atively little true contemporary al of the. good designs of earl the residential housing field. owners in every part of the na- ness. Rural families in New furniture currently. er years. By RUDOLPH A. MATERN tion. England, Canada and elsewhere Institutional and commercial There is perhaps an elemeni American Institute of Architects The demand for traditional have become accustomed to a buildings are showing something of revolt in this picture. If you There's a paradox in home de- styles is currently more than regular weekend invasion of of the same trend. At least ask the average American why dealers and individual antique sign these days. In spite of the three times as great as that for among smaller new buildings, he prefers •traditional styles, you homes with a distinct contem- hunters anxious to buy anything will get the answer that it' sleek glamor of rockets and there appears to be a pro- STORAGE WAIL In expanded playroom provides ample room for complete table tennii set porary appearance. Even in in the house or barn that looks nounced effort to avoid the more comfortable, or warmer, other paraphernalia of the space more modern types of houses, old.' "cold" modern feeling. Geor- more pleasant, more cozy. It' and extra folding chain, and provides shelf for fish tank, books and knick-knacki. age, the trend in residential such as the sprawling one-story A casual tour through any gian and colonial styles are being probably a rejection of- th architecture is strongly toward ranch, there is marked populari- furniture store will show that, used by many of the builders speed and frenzy of modern the traditional. ty for traditional design ele- where Scandinavian contempo- of small commercial buildings, life. When a man comes horn There is a definite cycle in ments, including shutters, hand- rary dominated the diplnys a particularly. from work he wants to discaic home styles. Every few decades, split shakes, columns, porticoes, few years ago, most of the This Is not the first time that the fast pace of the busines' pure traditional types — early beamed ceilings and "old home- space today is given to early traditional stylos have returned world. He wants to get awa, stead" fireplaces. from it all. old English, French provincial American and provincial styl- strongly. From the earliest days

BASIC FRAME and standard lumber lengths keep this charming home In the economy category. There are three bedroom* on the main floor, plus LOOK LIKE random-width boards, each s«t inplaceand attached separately? Actually, they're an 804-iquor«-foo» upstairs expansion for fwo more bedrooms. It was designed by architect Rudolph A. Matern. panels four feel by eight feat, with a v-grooved effect and cut !o III. The final operation If ta cut nw| 1 turn wallboard with edges that April 14, 1964 RED BANK REGISTER paper on the D* * «* *** ****. Gypsum wallboard may be ap- require concealment of the Use Gypsum Board for Fireproof ing plied over any kiwi of turface; joints, your dealer will sett you or frameworV, although furring special cement for tbi« pur- Gypsum waJJboard gets a fair feet in width to the home owner in four by eight a couple of tawhoriw, with the top iurf&ce up. Measure tna « good nailing bate. Start Mil- J-i^h nuking among the most from four feet to J2 feet. It ihetla. ing tt the wur of each fheet over the Joint to that it ii 'popular dry wall materials be- comes in various thicknesses, In finishing a basement, attic draw light pencil lines where forced Into the tiny opening. the cutting Is to be done. Score and work outward, utlng ce- cduse it is both economical and the most popular being one- or extra room with gypsum ment-coated flathead nails and Perforated tape Is then placed f reproof. It is made of gypsum quarter, three-eighths and one- wallboard, it is likely that you the lines with a sharp knife, using a board or other straight spacing them from sue to over the wet cement, another plaster encased in a strong, fi- half inches. Another type of will not be able to avoid cutting eight inches apart. Each na.l coat of which Is applied over brous paper. It is sometimes re- gypsum wallboard is available it In certain places, especially edge. Merely cut throutfi the paper surface, not through the should be driven so that the the tape. Two more coats, put ferred to as plasterboard, but in sizes similar to wood panel- above and below windows and hammer head leaves a slight fie latter actually is a term ing, with pre - decorated sur- around doors. The cutting does plaster core. Turn the board on after the previous coats have around so that the line of the depression or "dimple" on the dried, complete the job. ust-d by professionals for the faces. And there are various not present a problem. Although paper. This depression affords jvjjsum lath which serves as a other varieties of this material a handsaw may be used, a bet- cut hangs a little over the edge Gypsum wallboard may be ter method is to make the cut of the table or sawhorse—and a holding surface for the ce- 1 1 e for wet plaster. on the market. Our concern ment which later is used to cov- covered with any kind of paint right now is with the inexpen- with a knife. snap downward. The panel will . dypsum wallboard may be ob- break along the scored line er the nailhead. _ or wallpaper. Li'ned in sizes ranging from sive type, usually purchased by Place the board on a table or BLAISDELL LUMBER CO. come to our new..

PANEUNG used for Hie built-faw in the kitchen and for th« waB in ftefomBy room bind tbe two areas together. Selecting Fence Design To Suit Home Needs The primary function of form, the louvers are movable fences is to create greater en- to take advantage of, or shield joyment and use of your prop- you from, the sun's rays. In erty. Wood's design flexibility others, the louvers are fixed at Sunny Lawn Seed fits It well for a wide variety a 45 degree angle determined of patterns for fence Installa- best for privacy. Construct top tions. And within a single ba- and bottom rails of 2 by 6 or sic style, there are numerous 2 by 8 material. Movable lou- variations of construction pos- vers are made of 2 by 4 or 2 sible, depending upon the needs by 6 stock. If louvers are fixed of the home owner and the de- to top and bottom rails, saw the mands of the site. rails and nail boards on angled Before you touch a pencil to cuts for a fully enclosed or for all your... paper or a hammer to nails, open effect. know local zoning laws on fenc- Boundary fences can be low ing, Don't assume that the and simple and patterned in a fence you plan to build cor- design that compliments house responds to local or state or- and yard, since their main pur- dinances just because it will be poses are definition and inter- similar to a neighbor's built a est. Rail fences have the few years ago. Zoning changes advantage of being the least many have been made in the expensive of all fences to con- meantime, so check with your struct and maintain. No top or local authorities before proceed- bottom rails are required, and ing. posts can be of 4 by 4 or 6 by A protection fence is one tall 6 material. In this simplest ver- enough to keep small children sion, the rail fence requires from toddling into the street, only 1 by 4 or 1 by 6 boards at and tight enough to keep wan- top, center and bottom; More dering dogs out of the yard. This elaborate rail fences are made type of fencing makes for com- of dimension lumber, (2 by 4, OUR NEW GARDEN SHOP IS JUST BULGING WITH OUTDOOR plete privacy but need not be 2 by 6,) with mortised joints at forbidding. Properly designed, each fence post. GARDEN SUPPLIES ... ALL TOP QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT such a fence can adapt itself to changing family requirements, The basket weave fence using j MODERATE PRICES! starting out a solid board fence one-inch or even %-inch boards and changed later to a more for the woven effect is a great favorite. A bottom rail is not open type, such as board and required, and a top rail is op- board. tional. Usually, a top 6-inch Both of these are essentially rail gives a framed effect to the same, except that the board the weavingweavi , produces a more fence is solid and the other is HEADQUARTERS FOR PRODUCTS disciplineil d ^Ifa:' "LonL g more open. Both use standard strips—up to 16 feet—are best; post and rail construction and and the strips should be sepa- one-inch boards of 'various rated halfway between each post • HAND GARDEN TOOLS • HOSE widths for vertical members. with a one-inch spacer. Strips Consider breaking up the should not be nailed to the panse of wall with pattern or spacer, only to the posts. The • FERTILIZER • SEED • PLANTERS texture such as alternate panels woven appearance is more ef- of horizontal and vertical fective if alternate strips, boards. Solid foundations are a rather than eyery strip, end up • SPRAYERS • SPREADERS • GLOVES must for both types of fence. on the same post. The board-and-board fence combines the privacy of the Picket, slat and lattice fences • WHEELBARROWS • ETC. board fence with the openness are similar in construction and of the picket fence. It gives both easy to build. All r e q u i re a privacy and ventilation. Construc- standard post and rail frame. tion is simple; the boards are The picket and lattice use 4 by nailed to the frame, leaving 4 or 4 by 6 posts, 2 by 4 rails. space between each board, al- A lattice fence is usually a divid- most equal to board width. An- er within a fenced area, or is other row of boards, similarly used as a support in a garden, placed but on the opposite side and consequently requires only of frame, covers alternate 2 by 4 or 2 by 6 posts. Lattice 6 CU. FT. BALE spaces. fences are the perfect choice to Louvered fences which com- double as trellises. They make bine privacy with ventilation excellent patio and entryway PEAT MOSS can be both functional and screens when used as free-stand handsome. In its most elaborate ing panels. COMPLETE EXPERT 3.95 //ii 50 POUNDS

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Here are some you are ready to use It Sounds whether a lot of finUhicg ma- thit products *n acceptable re- the tttin tod clear virnisb are obvtou*ly hides the beauty of tips th*t will help you to get Uke unnecessary advice, intzrit J-You may go back ad forth ety o< fialthej from which to p "separately. There'* no the grain. It Is selected for terial must 'be rvatrttA. from at you wldi..' Tfce saader cuts the most out of the machine: it? Vet It often happens tiM. a the surface. He will recommend a Cfyxwt, He tin UM t suia a argum«»t about the fact that a special purposes where a partic- eqwtlfy *«*'• » **>& ferwwd v«roi«!i state, pa.S»t, ihetiac, do-lt-yourselier rents a sand*r, the kinds of abrasive to se varatfh slain li a tlme-taver. ular color Is dcilred and where takes It home and finds he mmt and backward strakt*. Vtralsh, a penetrating sealer or there is no reason to show the and whether two, three or more e. Use a dosed net*! con- a synthetic. Paint rarely Is used on good, End That first remove the furniture from sandings are necessary. A. spe- design of the wood. the room, nail down loose tainer for holding the dost emp- An oil stain adds color to the cial open - coated abrasive must tied from the Sander's dust bag. Shellac Is one of the old finish' boards and clean up generally. be used when heavy coats of var- floor without hiding the grain. Pipe Drip The result: his rental fee is 7—Don't hurry the Job, You'll The tirtie between the applica- Ing stand-bys. It is easy to ap- nish or paint are to be removed. higher than it should have been get better results if you take tion and the wiping with a clean ply and dries quickly. Critics If cold water pipes anywhere 4—Raise the sanding drum say it has a tendency to be- short steps when guiding the cloth determines the shading. in the house drip during periods 2—Always rent an edger along from the floor at the end of come brittle under hard wear, machine. The longer the stain is allowed of high humidity, the solution is with the sander. The edger wil each cut before the machine to stay on, the darker the shade. but this condition usually is enable you to sand close to thecomes to a standstill. Keep the S—Vacuum the floor before It is well to remember, also, caused by the application of imple. Cover the pipes with walls, stairs and other places drum off the floor whqn the applying th« finish.- that stain tends to become dark- one or two thick coats instead any one of several coverings er with time, so a light color of three or four thin ones. She!that can be purchased in lac should not be applied when that suits you now may be some- hardware store. what darker a year from now. high humidity is present. The covering prevents the II Varnish stain is used when Varnish is another old - timer LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH YOUR in the floor-finishing field. It warm air from hitting the cold you want to apply a stain and a pipes and turning into moisture, || varnish at the same time. Pro- dries slowly to a hard, durable finish. Because of this.slow-dry which then drips to the floor. ing property, every precaution Sometimes a home owner mis- must be taken to keep dust takes this condensation for a|| from settling on it after each pipe leak. 3 year application. It should be sanded Condensation can also be 1] GARDEN HEEDS lightly between coats. troublesome in the bathroom, unconditional Penetrating sealer is not a where the water tank is suscep- I surface coating, as shellac and tible because of its cold water | varnish are. It sinks into the contents. Here, too, covering the LAWN and GARDEN SEEDS written pores of the wood. Because o tank can be a help. But it is | this, it does not mar easily. It not a perfect answer, because FERTILIZERS guarantee! Is simple to apply. the warm air sometimes works | The synthetic or plastic finish its way behind the fabric cov- ering and eventually saturates! GROUND LIMESTONE SHEEP and COW MANURE Other paints may say is clear and tough, and Is often it. "guaranteed" but only used for bowling lanes. A sec- BONE MEAL LIME MILORGANITE BIGELOW OUTDURA ond coat can be applied in an A ventilating fan in the bath- room reduces condensation and || puts it in writing. When hour or so. While it normall VIGORO PEATMOSS AGRICO you apply this sensational, new vinyl plastic paint, thus often is an effective solu- dries to a satin sheen, a high you know you're getting a beautiful, blister-resistant tion. Permanent cures call for [| professional plumbing aids. | BLUE STONE finish . . , effortlessly. OUTDURA flows on, dries in gloss an be obtained if thi third and final coat is thinned Among them are the installa- an hour, it fade-proof. Brushes wash in water. tion of a special water tank with! 11 colors plui black and white. according to directions with i an inner lining which keeps thell reducer. outside surface at room tem-jl 5 Both the penetrating seale: perature and the use of a mix- FRED D. WIKOFF CO. Special 4.95 PER GAL. and tha plastic, finish have thi ing valve to warm the water ln|] advantage of being easy ( the tank. 1897—67 Years of Service—1964 KLARIN'S touch up at a later time without showing lap marks. PAINTING TIP 19 WEST FRONT ST.—234 MAPLE AVE. PAINT & WALLPAPER CO. Asphalt and asbestos-cement l| The Color Center of Monmouth County Buying or selling? Use the roofing shingles should not be I 747-0552 RED BANK, N. J. 741-0554 Register Classified for quick re- painted with regular oil paints.') 26-28 Monmouth St. 747 • 383(8 Red Bank sults.—Advertisement. Use water thinned paints. 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KENNEDY'S 4-DAY SALE! 69.95 39. 42 MONMOUTH ST. 741-0400 ..JEJM No Mail or Phone Orders! KINTY OF FHI PARKING AT REAR OP STOW - INTRANCI »OM WHITI ITMR 22-Tuesday, Apri] 14, .13 wood. The color you want, ii capable d proJuda, u RED BANK REGISTER A Different Look therefore, is the color of foe almost unlimited attoMMr of H you're looking for u> iadi over plaster, dry wall or direct- stain ''plus" the finish coat. Be wood tones. In addition to the How to Stain Wood tones achieved by using the vkiua] waoA'to gvt t "differ, ly to studs which have been sure your test U made with: right eotorant wfth the rijfat ent" bx* ffl your remote furred. There ere a number of ret ing stain, proper results cu be used. U you ue turning i piee* both. ons why stain is ' applied achieved only by following the of furniture, mike tfee test off » One of the newest sUinlng owe, other sh*ae* are produced COMPARE project, you need I** no tar Peeky incense cedar Is a nat- by the degree of wiping. DetJ. ural tor opi*y which pro- roll, nbbir Aon o»d qaonh, Mountain cabins or retreats, or of the wood. That may souiu you have used a certain meth- What is sometimes overlooked t« of shades with one or two bination of a spicy unusual , fundamental, perhaps even face od witu one kind or brand ol liquid bases. Along with the twovides a choice of 144 tUta rop« ad palhVi btovy duty is tha. the shade of the wood is variations so that an accurate Mfoty leelu, l-bnm construct')! fragrance and the tiny crevices beach houses or cabanas bene- tious, but the truth is thai stain years ago is no guaran- not only affected by the stain; bases, light and dark, are what fit from its resistance to decay. choice of colorant and base can of its pecky surface, which give changing the natural shade tee that the same method will it is also affected by the finish are called colorants In plastic 16' 10.88 When left exposed, the wood wood to a particular color is no work now. There are not only pods By blending combinations be made. it a unique appearance indeed. weathers to a lovely misty gray. always the reason for the appl new types of stains on the mar mat. Even the clearest of fin- 20' 14.95 The qualities of this woot If it is to be pai/ited or stained, cation of stain. ., ket, but most of the old ones 241' 19.75 complement any, decorating mo no surface preparation is neces- have been improved in one way 28 23.75 tif, be it paneling finished sary. " / In some cases, wood or another, necessitating some contemporary off-white as an in stained to give it a character changes in techniques. 32' 28.75 This wood can be selected for lacks. Stain is thus often put o formal background for a " mor< the size and distribution of the 36' .„ 34.75 formal room or a natural-loo the less attractive kinds of wor One step in the staining ol UNION-IMPERIAL pecks in the same manner that 40' ..„.. 38.75 early American setting for har- to dress them up. Oddly enough wood that has remained un knotty paneling is selected for changed, however, is the wipe- Other shei comparatively low vest tables and polished brass. stain also is used to enhance th< knot structure. The peck, by appearance of the better wood off process. The principle is that ALUMINUM STEP LADDERS Hie irreguiar indentations an PROFESSIOHOL 1 formations lend an antique look. the way, is the result of a nat- In either of these cases, the in the stain must be wiped off the 4 5.95 Its sound-absorbing and insu- ural tree fungus which stops ention is to create a chang wood after it is applied. The lating qualities make it desir- or the better rather thai} quicker it is wiped, the lighter 5\... 7.95 rowing the minute the .tree is specific color. the stain. You might, for exam- 6' 9.95 able for paneling in a musi cut. room or as a wall for stereo Whatever the reason for us ple, apply the stain and wipe it LRUnDERinG V 12.95 in' hi-fi equipment. It has a off ten seconds later or 30 sec- iurable surface which suggests onds later or one minute later, KLARIN'S PAINT Is use for family rooms, chil- depending on the intensity of the Iren's bedrooms, kitchens and shade desired. You can only get paths. The odor adds zest to an idea of how long to wait be- & WALLPAPER CO. fore wiping by testing on a piece DR9 cilnninG 24 Monmouth St., Red Bonk torage centers — closets, cabi- iets, built-in drawers and shelv- of scrap wood of die kind to be 747-3838 ng. The paneling can be nailed Space Inside COME TO Your Closet Strong Joints, even saw cuts and smooth edges often depend BONGARZONE primarily on the proper use of holding devices — clamps and vises. Otherwise well-equipped & GARDEN NEEDS .„< SAVE! home workshops are sometimes DURING OUR SPRING 24th ANNIVERSARY SALE lacking in the primary tools for Come and see for yourself. You'll be delighted with our wide keeping stock firmly in place variety of beautiful field-grown plants to «erv* your every while the work is being done. useful purpose. Included are hundreds of beautiful plants such as: Flowering shrubs, flowering vines, ornamental, shade and While there are many kinds of fruit trees. Also hardy perennials . . . Ground covers, hedge vises available, the ordinary plants, evergreens—numerous others—even food plants of the EXACT STAIN shades possible by using coloring with light home handyman can get by home-grown variety. with the two basic types. One is Come Visit . . . Buy with Confidence . ., Direct from Grower or dark base and proper wipe-off. the bench vise, with a clamping device on the bottom to enable PHONE 542-0718 FOR FREE ESTIMATES it to be secured to the project- ON LANDSCAPING, PLANTING, DESIGNING. ing top of a bench. This is the GARDEN AND LAWN MAINTENANCE. kind made of metal, with jaws somewhat like that of a pair of huge pliers. The other common BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH COLORFUL TERMITES? vise is the woodworking vise, with broad, rectangular faces. DRAPERIES No need to dread spring clean. FLOWERING zt. C It Is attached to the woodwork- Phone . . . ing bench by means of bolts. RUGS Ing!.. . Rely on our professional ea The faces or jaws of the vise services to do the biggest clean- SHRUBS 'ft. 95 are covered with wood to pro- SLIPCOVERS tect the work. It is the most ing jobs thoroughly, quickly, eco- 2 for 1.75 — 6 for 5.00 — 12 for 9.S0 practical vise for most wood- BEDSPREADS Treat yourself to some of these fine, big healthy, bloom- working jobs, but it can not hold nomically. Investigate our special ing-size shrubs. They're nicely formed, well-branched the work at odd angles, nor can WALL TO WALL prices today. Your chores end and have well developed rout systems for vigorous it gr'f pipes or other round ob- jects. 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Next to the Just North of Post Office SHREWSBURY Manasquan Circle SEAGIRT DAILY 10:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Phone 741 - 6272 OPEN DAILY 9:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Phone 449 • 5900 BflTC luic lO rOIIOW Is 10 Usei £ a simple pattern such as V-joinljnished surface. where you use an elaborate in- A stain may be used or one Paneling Styles Set Room Theme stallation style such as herring- of the popular brush-on, wipe- bone. With a simple vertical in- off plgmented finishes that add lumber putting U a versa- aomtcel. Furring strips — the] y(w choose, random width* CM »wd and g*p, tnd board on stallation, the butterfly pattern eotor but allow the natural char- $25,000.00 ill* *n& ttrviceahle product is hafldtome. ,Wlth Installations acteristics of the lumber to show horizontal strips ttmt run icross b« matched at the center of the board. , With countless vurUtioM which your 2 by 4 we.ll studs to sup- design. Board and batt Is an exterior through. Or you may prefer ei- ihouM b« considered when you such •> board end gap, un- ther a dear finish or paint. port vertical paneling we un- Angle wall or diagonal Instal- siding that often has great lumber is used. Wflo SAYINGS plan decorative effects lor room necessary because horizontal lations are a take-off on herring- charm when used inside the Your local lumber dealer can Five Basic Texturei On i Compl»t« Honwowntri Policy Interiors. paneling can be blind-nailed di- bone, but run in only one direc- bouse. It Is almost always in- give you advice on your proj- There are five basic textures The Installation style of a pan- rectly to the studs. Uniform tion. This is an especially good stalled vertically or horizontal ect. Among the economical and to paneling. Rough sawn is a tied room Is likely to set its widths are preferable, but ran- paneling installation on a single ly. Us shadow lines, the gaps, easy-to-handle woods are the very popular treatment and is DAVID STILLMAN dominant theme, although col- dom widths may be used if wall or when used to balance are rather strong, but may be pines—Idaho White, Ponderosa, applicable in virtually any in- or may well do* this too. Verti- matched with widths in adjoin- offsetting' elements such as a made even more dominant by Sugar and Lodgepole; and the General Insurance stallation style or design. Etched cal installation is most common. ing walls. fireplace or cabinets (hat may u.sing a conlrasting color. edars—Incense and Inland Red, 741-8400 MS Broad St., Shwwibgry paneling has a sandblasted grain Random and uniform widths The herringbone installation throw weight to one side of the Unmoulded boards, or those Larch, Engelmann Spruce, that gives a driftwood effect, work equally well, and any type allows use of long, short and room. without a carved pattern, are White Fir and Douglas Fir. allowing interesting use of color. of paneling pattern or grade of medium lengths of paneling. used for board-on-board instal- Three Distinct Styles Stippled paneling is achieved by lumber can work well within it. Again, no furring strips are nec- lations. They give a rectangular There are three other distinct hammering with a bell - peen It is excellent for low-

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Ask Shehadi Rug to bring samples to your home. Just one thing. Don't ever get so carried away with You can choose carpet just right for you from a We'll brtng big pieces you can work with ' any carpet that you forget to ask: variety of handsome styles and textures. Shehadi Rug Try them. Against your walls, next to your sofa, on "Who made it?" Co. has a wide selection of colors. You'll agree Lees your stairs In daylight. In lamplight. If it's Lees, don't worry. carpets with Acrilan are best for your home. FAMOUS LEES ACRILAN CARPET "WONDERFUL WORLD" A wonderful new carpet, it's "Wonderful World" carpet by Lees. All Acrilan® acrylic pile, soil and stain resisfant, excellent acrylic 11 b e ri appearance retention. Heavy random looped texture is casual 7.50 in appearance, smart in style. 17 colors. (CHMSTRAND! SO. YD. For Those Who Prefer WALL-TO-WALL 9.95 Sq. Yd. I Completely Installed, tackless method, over heavy waffle pad SEE SAMPLES IN YOUR HOME—TELEPHONE

LUCILLE BALL will be Joined by BOB HOPE for An Hour of Comedy SHE presBntad by OfMSTRANDmaw.0/ flbtn lor the way w» llvt tot/tit RT.35 PTOL SHREWSBURY 741-6272 Open Friday Evenings 'til 9 P. M. RT. 35 SEA GIRT 449-5900 Open Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 P. M. over Ha entire utt. aftta 24—TW«r, April 14, 1964 RED BANK REGISTER wortinj with th* grain. Wipe th« excew with « turpeatlM ttj, then jet * clew nfcWnj n Getting a Gloss Finish pad or piece of fait (not tb» «• M. prevjowJy u»ed) und cootinu* kurpenttofr ««I uW&1tl r lpt f Neutral Colors Added to Glass ThTK«e heuiiifubeautiful glosKlous finish yovouu 8(tiitfa/.W»r*ati*tet&ry to itself. . turpentine- MHI »* 3 (. *' _?T the nibbing until the wnWh see on fine varnished furniture It the first rubbing hasn't pro- the surfa.ee. Now mtfcs » ma- ukes on th« kind ot floft you "' ess, the glass is reheated and ture of the other, except tfaU Regardless of the style, size color you'wanted as long as trees remain the same to those is difficult to duplicate in your duced this soft gloss, go through have often admired but never viewing them from inside the suddenly cooled, leaving the out- time use rottenstone Instead of or location of a home, you can was black? home, simply because the pro- the procedure a second time. previously been able to achieve. Now, however, advances 1 house. er surfaces in a ,state of high pumice. Rub gently but firmly •brays build into it an extra bit fessional result has been Then dampen a clean cloth with of livability. This may be a fire- the knowledge of glass manufac The newest member of thecompression while the central place in the family room, a win-ture have provided entirely nev growing plate glass family has portion remains in tension. It isachieved through professional dow wall overlooking a pleasant types designed to increase com a golden - bronze color which said to be three to five times methods. You can, nevertheless, view or a secluded garden, or fort and operating efficiency b; complements the color scheme stronger than regular plate get just as excellent a varnish even something as simple as cutting down glare, absorbin] of modern homes. It too reduces glass in resisting impact shock finish if you are willing to spend extra closet space in a bedroom. heat and protecting against ac the amount of heat from the di- from blunt objects, and meets a little time and care on it. rect rays of the sun, while al- The type and quality of ma- cidental breakage. safety standards of the Federal Modern varnishes are far su- One such popular type is lowing plenty of light to enter Housing Administration. These perior to those of years ago — terials used in construction also the room. can play a major role in mak-polished plate glass which ha standards call for tempered, a fact that gives you a head laminated or wire glass of speci- ing a home more pleasant and special chemicals added to col For greater safety and pro- start in reaching your goal of an tection against breakage in slid- fied minimum thickness in all efficient. Today's homeowner or it a soft, neutral grey. Whei extra fine finish. One of the best has a larger selection of quality used in window walls and slid ing glass doors, both these exterior doors having large ing glass doors, it substantiall types are available in heat-tem- areas of glass and without vis- of the several methods that can building products to choose be used to improve an already YOUR GARDEN reduces the amount of glari pered form. In this special proc-ual barriers. from than ever before, from good surface is to rub it with roof to cellar. while cutting down heat fron the direct rays of the sun pumice and_rotten5tpne, both of Consider, for example, the Rooms stay more comfortabl which are available in pow- kinds of glass available for win- HEADQUARTERS on bright days, while the re dery form. dow walls and sliding glass duced heat enables air cond The varnish must be thorough' Choose from our large and doors. There was a time when tioning equipment to operati the selection of glass types was ' hard before the rubbing be more efficiently. Being neutra ins. Besides the pumice and beautiful select-ion of ... about as limited as the body in color, the glass does no colors of a well - known old lie rottenstone, you will need change the appearance of ob rubbing pad or a piece of an time automobile. Remember the • ROSES • PLANTS jects viewed through it. The viv Id felt hat. Mix a little pumice saying that you could get anyid colors of flowers, shrubs am 1th enough crude oil to form a • SHRUBS • GERANIUMS Mse paste. Dip the pad or felt L the mixture and rub lightly • PERENNIALS • ANNUALS ith the grain of the wood flove on to another section and NOW! easy going smooth mowing epeat the process. When the • LAWN PRODUCTS ntire surface has been rubbed lean off the excess with s GARDENING AND LAWN INFORMATION \{ NEW LOW PRICE! lean cloth and see what the esults are. There should be a oft, pleasant gloss that may be

Generally, it doesn't make too nuch difference whether you do JULIE'S walls or the woodwork first /hen painting a room. But FARM MARKET and GREENHOUSES ou're using flat paint on the HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN 741-9431, Hsmte mils and a gloss or semi-gloss k namel on the woodwork, there (Headdan's Corner) some advantage to doing the VALIANT woodwork first, letting it dry Modal 1224-22" nd then doing the enameling lie reason: it's easier to re- Fret-whieliRE rotary mower love flat paint from ename lan vice versa, in the event hat the paint brush doesn't al What power! What punch! The new AMF/Homkp Valiant is /ays follow your bidding. the greatest power mower buy of the season with top fea- LADY BUGS take over this children's section oi a family tures like rugged all-steel construction, powerful 2'/ H.P. The sticky resin that some- 2 room, separated by the well-decorated divider on right. imes oozes out of fresh pine 4-cycle Briggs & Stratton engine. Plus—the finest cutting (If's really a shade.) . r fir lumber can be removed blade ever mads—that's the exclusive Flexor Blade that rom your hands easily with or- carries a lifetime guarantee against crankshaft damage. inary rubbing alcohol. • Fingertip contrail—Choke-o-mdle throttle gives convenience of stand-up control of engine ehoke, stop and blade speeds. • Extra deep trimmer type housing—lets you trim close to treei, Special Nails Give fences and flower beds. • Salf-claanlng front corner baffle—helps prevent clogging. • Extra safety—war baffle gives added protection froSm blade. s More Holding Power keep Dollar for Dollar Home owners handy with a of nail driving with the holding only 69' hammer are finding they can do power of a threaded screw. mother mower can compare. """ much better nailing jobs when Modern nails have as many as they replace the common round nine different kinds of paints, Red Bank Mower Service nail with the various special 16 different head styles and purpose nails developed by nail eight or more finishes. The pur- 53 MORFORD PL RED BANK makers. Modern nails are pose of a nail is to hold, and square, grooved, corrugated the various special purpose nails this summer... 741-2300 and some even have a screw- have been designed to hold un- tvne shank combining the case der practically all circumstanc- es. Although research has pro- duced a myriad of kinds and siz- es of American nails, home owners need know only a half t,MORE dozen or so to improve their performance around the house. It has been estimated . that from 50,000 to 67,000 nails of a dozen or more kinds are re- LAWN quired to put up the average frame house: Using the right nail for each different nailing SOONER OR LATER YOU MUST CALL is what keeps the house together house together. Here are a few helpful nail ing tips: Use sharp pointed nails to prevent splitting soft woods, and Lawn-a-maT blunt or even pointless nails for hardwoods, such as oak. Don't use a smooth nail for fastening shingles or shakes to the side of a house; use a ring- shank or shake-nail. This nail has tiny rings or corrugations around the shank to give it a good grip against vibrations ACCLAIMED Variations of this nail are used NATIONALLY BY for gypsum board, and other THOUSANDS OF dry walls, for siding and sub- HOMEOWNERS! flooring. ir conditioning! Use a screw-shank or drive- screw nail (it looks like a long slender screw) on flooring, roof Some Straight Talk INTRODUCTORY rafters and even cabinets. Tests Get All The Facts About GAS Air Conditioning i About Lawn Care LAWN SHAPE-UP confirm these nails have eight You get: ONLY times the holding power of From Any Gas Company Employee During \ • POWER AERATION ' It takes time to build a good lawn...plus • FERTILIZATION "common" nails. • SEEDING NATIONAL GAS AIR CONDITIONING WEEK APRIL 642 top quality materials and the know-how (1 Ib. per 1000 iq. II.) Use a square nail with serra- • POWER ROLLING tions running across its four and know-when to use them. You waste (Prlc* Incl. all labor and material! tar up to 4000 We are making a special effort to acquaint everyone with the finest seeds and chemicals if you don't iq. (I. Each additional 1000 iq. ft. «) sides wherever there is need for great shear''strength. In addl use them at the right time, in the right, REBUILD tion to having 50 per cent great- GAS air conditioning during our special Gas Air Condi- quantities, under the right conditions or for YOUR LAWN er shear strength this nail won't tioning Week. Every member of our Gas Company fam- the right purposes. And you must KEEP You g«t: turn in wood, holds better and • POWER AERATION minimizes splitting. And, there IT UP to build a permanent, lovely lawn. • FERTILIZATION ONLY • SEEDING are more of them in a pound ily will become a "Special Ambassador of Gas Air Condi- The "Rube Goldbergish" Lawn-A-Mat ma-, (I Ib. per 1000 iq. It.) $ • POWER ROLLING—plui 95 —because the square nail re- chine (pictured above) distributes seed, • WEED CONTROL quires about 20 per cent less tioning" during the week of April 6 through April 12. / • ORUB-PROOFING 39 steel than do round nails. fertilizer, weed killers, fungicides and pes- (Prlct Incl all labor and mortrlalt lor up to «000 »q. ft. ona) Roofing nails are a class by Call your friends at the Gas Company and ask them: ticides in a single automated operation... themselves with special nails plus aerating and tolling. YEAR 'ROUND PROGRAM for different kinds of roofing, a 1. Why will GAS air conditioners last 4 to 5 times "GREENSKEEPER CARE" critical consideration being the SPRING LATE SPRING size and shape of the head, Gal- as long? -,'•; • AERATE • AERATE It is impossible for you to duplicate its • FERTILIZE vanized steel roofing, for exam- (M-1S.10, • FERTILIZE ple, should be secured by nails 2. Why will they cost so much less to maintain? ipeed and precision...even if you had all V.i U.F.) (24-15-10. the do-it-yourself gadgets needed. • RESEED 1 IB. 18'i U.F.) with umbrella-shaped heads. In 3. Does it cost less to operate a GAS air conditioner? I per 1000 Sq. Ft. • WEED CONTROL any case, foolishly economizing • GRUB PROOF • LIGHT ROLL How much less? W'r Dltldrln) • PRE EMERGENT with ordinary small-headed nails •4 • ROLL CRAB GRASS may cost hundreds of dollars 4. Who is responsible for the service? Because your local Lawn-A-Mat dealer later from water or wind dam- does a volume business, he'll do all the' sq. age. Get all the facts about GAS air conditioning before summer ut* in. work for approximately what it would cost ft. No cost or obligation, of course. * ™* you for top quality materials alone. He'll A family leaving its house for SUMMER FALL a vacation often realizes that • ••••••••••••••••••••MHaBi«iMWBHWBM««MwaiHiiMaaiaiMwaNaB«aMajaiaHnnaiaHaHaHHaaHaHnm'm• • • « •• M mike you a "watcher" instead of a lawn I FERTILIZE • AERATE

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN minimum and recommended amounts of insulation In ceilings Is shown here. At left is R-7 batt of mineral wool. R-19 batt at right is used far optimum comfort Use Dry fell Painting Hardboard Hardboard, the smooth - sur-i Surface preparation is as im- To Take Care faced material with no knots or portant as with any other ma- RED BANK HARDWARE grain, is made from wood fi-terial to be painted. Water and Of Heavy Rain bers pressed into boards of the a mild soap will take care of & MILL SUPPLY COMPANY desired thickness. Although its dirt. Grease can be removed (FORMERLY THE BRIGHT STORE) brown color often is left un- Water pouring out of a down- with naphtha or carbon tetrach- 30 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK spout during a heavy rain touched or given a clear finish, ldride. The hardboard must be it can be painted successfully completely dry before any paint 747 • 2222 — FREE DELIVERY sometimes persists in staying with any color or type of paint close to t,he house. When this occurs, flooding conditions can bring a number of unpleasant results, including a weakened foundation, a dampened base- ment and a ruined lawn. One way to carry the water away from the house is to in- stall drain .tiles leading to a dry well. Drain tiles are not 'Whit :^e ft^r/iSJiy%hink of as tiles. They are actually pieces of pipe which come in various lengths, the most common of which are 2, 2% and 3 feet. By connecting combinations of dif- You might examine trie material, color or dm'rgn but the most important thing ferent lengths, you can put to- gether almost any size you need. that goes into it* ma Icing cannot be seen—-the integrity of the maker! Your builder supply dealer can cut one of the lengths to your ) In our shop wa do not compromise w

Betty says it has individuality styled-in just for them by Crown Kitchen Center. It's so completely finished in every detail . . . for every need. Wipes dean so easily it almost takes care of itself . . . thinks it's fun to live with. Planned for utility too, with space- OMEOWNERS savings features like a place to store trays, a handy clothes hamper, roll-out shelves, ad- justable shelves, etc. And the thing that thrills Betty and Fred so much is the reasonable cost of their Crown kitchen. CHECK TERMITE DAMAGE COMPLETE REMODELING and SPECIALIZING IN APPLIANCE CENTER FEATURING: e MAGIC CHEF • THERMADOR TERMITE CONTROL ONLY e WASTE KING UNIVERSAL • HOTPOINT For Other Insects Call an Exterminator e REVCO REFRIGERATORS e CHAMBERS • ELKAY SINKS • DISPOSERS e OVENS FOR TERMITES—CALL US! • RANGES e REFRIGERATORS Every year at this time, homeowners find winged in- • BREAKFAST NOOKS. sects that suddenly fly out and then drop their wings and crawl all around. These little insects arc TER- MITES and indicate that there are still thousands of The cost of repairs Jar exeeedi the cost other termites still eating the house, causing further of trtarmint and gats higher with delayl destruction to the wood of the house. We deal ex- CROWN clusively in termite control. Our specialized equip- ment enables us to do a better and more complete CALL Job which we guarantee for 10 years. ;:~ 842-3528 KITCHEN CENTER Termite Control System 418 STATE HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN (W: miles north of Red Bank) W» art a Mcond generation of termite ipiclalliti having 747-2552 many yean I* en* fi«U ... not a Joek-of-nlMugi. RED BANK MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF KITCHEN DEALERS deposits wtlS off to the (he natural ability of heated air aporator humidifier*, siaceldisa that route riowiy on a 26—3W«y, April 14, BED BA.VK REGISTER motor-driven shaft. voir and remain in nup to absorb moisture. An evapora- t mineral deposits toon clog until floated oat by an tor launidifier i» usually in- tales, filten, and even tpoog- The disc* are haU-submerjed 1 liaul draining. Surt> water. Frequent eleeuleg «rvoir. which U ttt*am to me water per day, , Humidifiers Add Much Moisture warm air picks up moisture on replacement of parts U need- undenid* of «ry hot tir duct on For the bownowntf its way into the home. Miner- & to keep Jiich tutiu working fbt iapMX. . /U thhe ddfsct route Humidifiers fall . into two basic principles: Vaporization, spray of water into an air the ideal humidifier, la mott «reu oi the country, als are left behind. full capacity. they expose thouiandds off tinti y dry Indoor air U a major house- broad categories. There are fur- atomization, and evaporation. chamber of the furnace. The things to watch (or are i unit is usually mounted on the Least expensive and probably To overcome the clogging and window panes of water to the hold problem in winter months. nace units which work as part Vaporizing or, hot water hu- capacity and minimum of a hot air heating system, and midifiers are essentially refine- cold air side of the furnace, least efficient of the evapora- laintenance problem, several hot air stream for evaporation. As a result, many families turn tors is the open pan with water nance, Shaffer says. If h* 1 to humidifiers to provide the portable units which are the ments of the old-fashioned tea where the air passes through a lanufacturers have developed Hot air rushing between the dripping into it. A little more ystems with rotating wheels, one with these two feature's, added moisture needed for per- only ones practical for homes kettle that grandmother used to filter. The filter must be cleaned discs sets up a natural flexing elaborate—and most common rums or belts instead of sta- can be assured of. yean of trc sonal comfort and the protection heated with steam or hot wa- help keep die house comforta- periodically to prevent a build- action to loosen any mineral de- ter. ble. Usually installed above the up of water hardness minerals —is the pan or trough with a lonary plates or filters. One ble-free performance. of household furnishings and the series of vertical plates or fil- posits left on the fe house structure itself. Furnace humidifiers are gen- heat exchanger in a furnace, and reduction of the air flow. If ype has a series of bronze mesh they consist of an electrical the water is very hard, says ters that soak up water. But what kind of humidifier erally the best solution to win- ter humidity control. Because heating element immersed in a Shaffer, there may also be trou A variation on the plate-type — evaporative, vaporizing, or pan of water. Effective to a de- ble with corrosion and deposits ...FOR atomiring?.The type you think they are part of the air circu- humidifier is the kind with a lating system, they achieve a gree, vaporizers have a high of materials around air regis- pad or sponge which may have is best may depend on specific electric current consumption ters, as well as clogging of the conditions existing in your uniform humidity throughout the a fan to force air through the SEPTIC TANKS home. They are installed per- and require maintenance to pre- atomizing mechanism itself. He wet surface. Some of these re home. As guide to intelligent vent corrosion and lime build- adds that a water softener does buying, here are descriptions of manently. Most are designed to quire a drain connection be operate automatically with the up in the pan and on the heat- not help because it merely ex- cause water flows into them AND the basic types provided by ing element. changes insoluble calcium for Burton Shaffer, a registered furnace blower. constantly. Atomizer humidifiers may use soluble sodium, leaving actual Hard Water Problem mechanical engineer who speci- Both furnace and portable hu' mineral content the same. CESSPOOL alizes in humidification: midifiers operate on one of three either a fine nozzle or a centrif- Shaffer notes that water hard- ugal mechanism to force a fine Evaporator humidifiers utilize ness is also troublesome in most \ PROBLEMS!

\ f //• PORTABLE DISSOLVO WITH DISSOLVO KlINIIf IC ClIANU ( OIODOUZU DISHWASHER ENZYMES PLUS BACTERIA fo* BUILT-IN! IS A SCIENTIFIC SEPTICTANKS SEPTIC TANK CLEANER CESSPOOLS THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY AND TROUBLE USE DISSOLVO! year rou,)f//Jlotect,on YOU WILL FIND DISSOLVO WITH THESE LOCAL MERCHANTS FROWN'S LEDDY'S MARKET RED BANK HDWE. ADLER LUMBER Co. Highway 35 EVAPORATOR TYPE humidifier being installed In hot air duct leading from furnace. Object Is 32 Iraad St. 52 Monmouth St. 30 Monmourh St. R« aver- average encompassed a range nailed every «ix Inch** in all lost if the. iom.reie dries out Facts About age mer tht JO *t*l*» poUed.lt from Ji,i65 in the Northeast to direction* and at all edges V. an too qaickly. wu learned jhtt {he «yer«ge $1,065 in the South. The pre- extra tfxA retail is detired. Paint Costs eOWMr painU every 5.3 mium for polyvinyl-flouride pre- years finlshed siding on this average What does It cost to paint the house wraes w approximately "average" house? As to how often this average house should be painted, it has $200 over the cost of conven How often is the average tional siding materials. Its manu EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! house painted? been estimated that in most areas of the U.S. maximum facturer guarantees it won' How often should the average need painting for at least J! house be painted? ime between paint jobs should be 3.5 years if the house is to be years. Answers to these and a num- ber of related questions were ept in presentable condition. Sanding rounded surfaces ca the objective of a study of Even after the firs! year, a not be done properly with thi painting costs by - a leading painted house loses its "new ordinary type of sandpape manufacturer of building ma- look." holder, which has a flat back terials. A nalional sampling of Taking the 5.3 year figure, ing for the paper. Instead 1,000 painting contractors was however, the survey showed place the sandpaper around undertaken to provide signifi- that the average homeowner sponge, which will adjust itsel Genuine Canadian cant data on the advantages of would paint his house three to the contours of the surface. a new plywood siding surfaced times in a 15-year period for an with a polyvinyl-fluoride film. WHITE CEDAR FENCING (Bark On) A questionnaire distributed to 6'high by 7'long $||95 Incl. the painting contractors defined Wallpaper—Sanitas—Walltex 9' cedar post I I sect. Delivery the "average" house as a one- See Our Genuine Redwood Basketweave Fence family residence with 1,200 PA INTS Treated and Stained SPECIAL CHEMICALS give this plate glass a neutral grey tint which cot* down tun heol and square feet of wood siding, type • unspecified. Costs were based on at the glare without changing the color of objects viewed through It. a two-coat paint job. 1 t Estimates from contractors In Little Silver Shopping Center GREENBROOK FENCE CO., Int. the Northeast, the Midwest, the 39 State Highway 35 • Phone 542*4585 South and the West, showed MARLU WALLPAPER & PAINT CO. ventilation underneath the house. EATONTOWN that the average cost for re- OPEN 8 TO 6 FRI. 'TIL 9 Don't Ignore This may Involve increasing the painting the average house Open 6 Days a Week 9 lo 5, Closed Wednesdays size of whatever openings there came to $410. NEXT TO A&P PHONE 741-4150 are or making new ones. But Next came the question how "Well, Ground Area this is only a partial solution in all but the most minor cases. I declare fh Something usually has to be Under House done to the soil from which the Crawl spaces have a way of moist air is rising. It should be fostering dampness that finds stripped of all decaying vegeta- PROWN'S HOME IMPROVEMENT VALUES its way into the rooms above tion and any debris, especially such areas. wood, And it should be covered Because crawl spaces are un-with tarpaper or sheets of attractive in themselves, they polyethlene film, lapped six usually are enclosed, either inches and sealed. There is still nothing like the originally by the builder or lat- SENSATIONAL er by the home owner. Unfor- For an even more thorough tunately, many of these en- job, the underside of the house closures seal in the dampness itself should be covered with VALUE!! and so virtually force it up either regular insulation or ma- through the floors. terial similar to that placed on Let our expert The first step in correcting the ground. This has the added paperhangers the situation, therefore, is to be advantage of keeping out cold full 1 inch thick as well as dampness. Big M WALLPAPER certain there is adequate cross YOUR ROOM* ALUMINUM Aluminum Storm & Screen '19.70 COMBINATION •Average room 10'xlO' STORM & SCREEN Combination Window • 2 glass, 1 screen DOOR Price coven 8 tlngls rolls wall- paper and paper hanger's la- • Storm chain PRICED ELSEWHERE FROM $3 to $5 MORE! bor. Larger roomi slightly high- • Automatic no-slam closure er. Over 400 new 1964 patterns • Knob hardware HEAVY DUTY THROUGHOUT! to select from. All lunfast and • Complete framing pieces watarfait. Values to 3.50 per • Weatherstrlpped HEAVY DUTY FRAME! roll. 30" HEAVY DUTY INSERTS! 32" CASH SANITAS HEAVY DUTY SPRINGS! 36" AND INST. OPT. upper half of bathroom X80V2 FRAME MUST BE V2" TO 1" CARRY A REAL BUY AT ONLY '21.80 LARGER. MEASURE CAREFULLY! Includes labor and material. 3 single rolls, any 3.75 pattern KLARIN'S PAINT ALUMINUM & WALLPAPER CO. 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Alburn Park ability to give you quick tferv- BUDGET TERMS - FREE DELIVERY ice on your aluminum rofuire- CHARGE ACCOUNTS—741-7500 ments ... on aluminum products Mombar fidiral /Icieri« 5|/itcm/Fcd»ral D*potit Iruurano Corporation PROWN'S Open dally 8 A.M. to 5:30; Wtd.. Frl. 'til • behiad tbt willi. Airy other 2&-Ttm$»y, April 14. 1%4 RED BANK REGISTEH When grab ban are placed at, warrewE Give Thought strategic Vxn&aat around the method of fastening rick* the In nixing ooacrite, 4Wt vm bttfatab and the «bower ftall, it cud from * J»ii*mtk batch. U boporttnt thit Ifae Salty inter *4B jfriB tfa* mix- To Selection HOMAM direcliy to the cottw loot* to w ture. Of Floor TUe Proper installation of floor tiles is more a matter of care and patience than it is of skill. New! Easy-to-Load! Big Capacity! Putting down one little square of tile after another is not too far away from a child's pas- time ot playing with blocks. The strong popularity of floor tiles General Electric BUILT-IN in recent years probably has been due as much to the com- paratively easy method of in- THORO0 WASH stallation as to anything else. In each category of tiles, there is a considerable price range, depending on the colors DISHWASHER and designs. Black tiles usually are the cheapest. Dark colors are next in line, with die prices Priced Roing up as the tiles get lighter. $ By combining two or more col- LOW ors, some striking effects can At be achieved. The usual practice of the do- it-yourselfer is to select one set 198 of dark tiles and one of light, Dishwashing is easy as ABC! No hand rfrs- alternating the squares as they fng or scraping! General Electro's amazing are laid on the floor. This is an effective method and easy to new THORO-WASH Dishwasher washes, FLAME-LIKE PATTERN of white oak on drawer fronts and do. But it would be a good idea rinses, dries 15f fable settings at one time. to run through some of the Dishes—pots and pans, too—come out doors contrasts nicely with darker treatment of pecan frame. catalogues put out by the tile manufacturers to get ideas for SLOPING SITE i> turned Into extra outdoor living space by sparkling clean. And no screens to clean. different designs than the com- leveling the area with stair-step decking. Exclusive Flushaway Drain liquefies soft mon alternate-tile layout. food particles, whisks them away. Includes In making a selection of col- automatic reset detergent dispenser. HEADQUARTERS ors, it is well to remember cer- tain fundamentals which affect Grinder Versatile NO DOWN PAYMENT! Easy Terms! not only the atmosphere of the The portable electric grinder, er tools. If there is any one •Minimum Retail File (Pmili Extra) tHEHAatimJinlt room but the size as well. Light so-zoor colors will make a small room sometimes referred to as a sentence of advice more impor- appear larger—and, believe it hand grinder, is the first cousin tant than others In using a por- or not, will make a large room to the portable electric drill. It table electric grinder, it is this: appear smaller. Dark colors di- handles most of the same kinds take it easy. The machine and minish space in small rooms of jobs as the drill, but because its tiny motor are built for del- and tend to Increase the size of it is so much less powerful icate work and will begin to BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP large rooms. Greens and blues (with the exception of the type balk if too much pressure is ap- are cool colors and give bright used in industry), it is used for plied. 46 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK ly-lighted rooms a restful air. lighter work. Shades of reds, yellows and With a grinder — and the vari- 741-4310 — OPEN WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS • SALES pinks make sunless rooms Removing wall switch plates warmer and friendler. ous bits, abrasive wheels, cut- is a lot easier than painting ters and brushes which fit into around them. More important, As for designs, do not let the chuck—you can handle al- you won't get paint on the I Free Parting in rear of Store on White Street Parking Lot • SERVICE them become too cluttered with most any kind of precision work plates and you'll have a much Lawn mowers are our only busi- colors. Use simple designs in difficult or impossible with larg- neather result. ness! Hsre you'll find the top small rooms. What are known brands of guaranteed quality as "active" and "busy' designs mowers for home or professional should be reserved for recrea- use. We back up what we sell ion rooms or children's rooms. with service by factory trained Quiet, subtle designs are best mechanics. for dining and living rooms. In short, before you rush out AGENTS FOR and buy tiles, give a little KING-0-UWN thought both to the >, colors you will choose and the design you / never thought my 600DALL will install. SPRINGFIELD JACOBSEN It is difficult to estimate how much paint will be needed for Carpeting could look PENNSYLVANIA doing the woodwork in a room ir house. A fairly rough esti- COMPLETE mate can be made by measur- ing the running feet of the woodwork and allowing one pint so new! MOWER REPAIR SERVICE if paint for every hundred feet. We repair and sharpen every make mower. Whether yours needs just a tune-up or a complete overhaul, see HI. You'll find our prices reasonable! 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600 BROADWAY, (At The Fountain) LONG BRANCH, K. J. CALL Holmdel • Oakhursf • Middle town Shopping Center o Keyport 1-5042 NOW 774-1314 •»J% ••'& Mildew and Air Duct I« there m[Jd*w on toy putt of the outside of your houtt? Ifj aDYNA-miN to, you am. b« tttre It U In areas where dimpnest Is pefr ilttent and the aun Is a stran- SPECIALTY ger. That's why you'll find mll-| dew IO often at points on the i bouse behind low • growing shrubbery. „ Sometimes the growth of thip fungus is hardly noticeable, (a which case it can be removed easily with a stiff brush. But where the condition has existed for some time, the scrubbing must be done with one of the household liquid cleaners which, TARTAN PLAID carpet gives delightful touch to thlt already contains either sodium hypochlo- perfect letting lor a youngtler. rite or trisodium phosphate. You probably have one of them in your house right now. The label will tell you its contents. y iMttiMb are Mfiofiollr appraywl a«4 •«w»Ke'. If it contains sodium hypochlo- New, mtdtnr, Mgk power vacuum clemer mM*es Arta rite, mix one and one-half cups *»t and flirt rtot eld fosMamd HMMHS «HIM4 ALLSTATE of it to a gallon of water. If it Cell DyM-KlMR today . . . ask about air *tt aW«rU«« contains trisodium phosphate, end mot* control service. mix three heaping tablespoons MATCHING PLANK and boam celling provide an attractive sotting (or an Interesting comblno- to a gallon of water. After FOR PROMPT EFFICIENT CUANfNG Ot tion of Chinese modern and Danish furniture In this Uvtng-dlnlng area. scrubbing with this solution for • WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING • CHtMNCYS FENCE co. about five minutes, rinse the • GREASE REMOVAL and STEAM CLEANING area thoroughly with cold, clean 1625 STATE HWY. NO. 35 | •**„• Kposed plywood edges. Attach water. CALL 462-5771 1 ie "box" to the wall, set a few, Up to 5 yn. Wooden Box Display Case DYNA KLEEN SERVICES U MIDDLETOWK, N. J. to Pay ltractive items Inside it and Buying or selling? Use the If you were asked to con- wood used and the care taken ou'll be surprised at how well Register Classified for quick re- FREE HOME ESTIMATES looks. struct a wooden box about five in applying the finish. A good mits.—Advertisement. feet long, one foot high and wood for this purpose would be 3/i-mch hardwood plywood. This WHITE CEDAR POST and RAIL SALE! eight inches in depth, the would enable you to choose Doweled end poit and rail, 10-foot uetloni. thought of putting it together among birch, walnut, mahogany, wouldn't present any particular cherry and any of the various Full-round, two-roll trsattd po»t. $ mental barrier. But you might other veneer surfaces. (Picked up) 375 wonder about your ability to Ones the box has been LIMITED TIME ONLY I make a beautiful display cabi- made— and you can use what ever type of joints your ability net for pottery or knick-knacks. and available tools will enable Yet there Is no difference be- you to handle—the finish can be tween the two. applied. Hardwood plywood sur< The box becomes a display facings take any kind of finish case according to the kind of exceptionally well. But you should use a clear finish rather For nails up to and Including than paint, since there is no 10-/2. Add quer, shellac or a synthetic, be < ft. X 7 If. HCtlMI i It. X I ft. itctlon i/2 and you get 3 Inches, the sure the surface is as smootfi 1 traatid post with 1 trtatttf pott as glass. Even though the ply- »och MCtlon. .45 with «octi wctlon. .99 size of a M-penny nail. At LOW At At LOW Al wood has been sanded before 13 10 A plane should be set down you buy it, go over it again FOR THAT DIFraRINCB IN FBNCINO or stored on its side. But when with a fine grade paper. Apply COME IN, SBI OUR COMPLBTB STOCK 671-0880 it Is more convenient to store severa Ulght coats of the fin' It in its normal working posi ishing material rather than one tion, place a little strip of wood: heavy one and sand lightly be- SPECIALS GOOD with this AD ONLY! under the front of the plane so tween coats. the Wads doesn't touch any For a final professional touch, surface. add decorative moulding to the J.YANKG BROAD STREET RED BANK til Spring window dressing curtains and draperies for every room

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pinch pit** vdancM, 13"x46" 2.99 matching piece goods 2.00 yaro* • EN&LISHTOWN • LITTLE SILVER • HOWELL TOWNSHIP • MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP 30-Tues.hy, April 14, 1964 RED BANK REGISTER -decisions more than the pfcyslcal comforts designed to please the health. * Retired Persons Say senior citizens. And it may be This matter of location, by that tome mistake» have bees [die way, li aU-important to ev- fton't confuse made in supposing that all re-ery home seeker, young or «UL Avoid Paint Brush Abuse tired persons belong to a cate- A recent mirvty listed Ux*tkm Home Site Important at the mod Important Uetof in- A paint brush is mety re-itsiaer into which the linseed o gory in which aJl think alike and types of ptint do not stow Up therefore want the tame things. ducing the buyer to tike a tained for what should be its has been poured. Are you retired? tures and facilities dwiened es- marks, your perspective is bet- Aren't old ptnaai entitled to [home. After that can* the floor With REAL ECONOMY natural lifetime, which is vir- After the brush has been n ter when you can view the work Are you planning to retire pecially for the elderly. layout of the house and MM tually indefinitely in the case| moved from the oil, use a wooc Some builders have had tre-have as many varying opinions while it is in one stage of dry-soon? about where and how they want sizes of the rooms. of one of good quality. en stick to press out the liquic ing. If you do half at one time Will you retire some day? mendous success with retire' Conclusion: white it'i fin* for ment communities. Others have to live as do the young and the When buying a garage door, Somewhere along the line it twirl the handle in your palm, and the other half later on, it If the answer to any of those builders to include certain ex- is neglected, abused or. mis-dip the bristles in turpentin had neither more nor less sue not • so - young and the middle- it pays to invest a little is difficult to determine whether questions, is yes, try this one: aged? tras in the houses built lor tat more and get the best— used, finally being thrown out and, when they are dry, comany painting defects exist. Also, cess than if the homes had not In retirement, do you want to retired, it Is more Important The "OVERHEAD DOOK"— or moved from place to place them to be sure they ai there may be a different degree been aimed at a particular tar Peace and quiet are fine for live in a community with other that the site selected be suitable foremost in ease of opera- until it disappears. Far more straight. It sounds like a lot of light in the room, and you'll get. And some have had to some elderly persons, but there tion, beauty, long life. elderly persons of the same for persons of different tastes. important than the necessity of trouble, but the whole thing ca start imagining that one part change their whole concept when are many who must be near the economic class or in a town or it became apparent that the busy, life to which they have be- eplacing the brush, which is be done in less than five mi doesn't match the other. ESPECIALLY GOOD city where residents range from idea, which looked so good in come accustomed, even if they merely economic, is the fact utes. When you're through painting, To keep newly-hardened con- that negligence in its care pre- Easy On Grip the newly married to the aged? the planning stage, was des' are not active participants any clean the brush in turpentine tined to fail financially. longer. In short, the old are crete from sticking to forms, vents anyone from ever getting In painting, don't grip th for oi! paint or varnish, soap If the home building industry the proper use of it. Since there brush handle as though you i could get a degree of agreement There are probably many dif- likely to select a retirement first coat the wood with old and water for water-mixed home more on the basis of loca- s much truth in the old saying [ended to choke it. Your nan paints. If you're going to use in reply to that last question, it ferent reasons why there has crankcase oil, boiled linseed oil that "you're only as good as should go around the bottom pa would breathe a little easier been such a variety of results, tion than on many of the house the brush the next day, it can features expected to appeal par- or kerosene. A 50-50 mixture Of your brush," this means that of the handle, with the finger be suspended in linseed oil if each time it had to make a de-not the least of which is the first-class results are never ob- resting on the metal ferrule, a cision whether or not to build a general character of each new ticularly to them. All of this, of the linseed oil and kerosene- li it was used for oil paint. But community, affecting individual course, refers to those who re- ained. most as though you were gojn. don't suspend any brush in wa-housing development with fea- especially good. The care of a paint brush be- to write with the brush rathe ter. A brush that is to be - OVERHEAD DOOR gins before you even use it. than paint with it. Stroke even- stored should be wrapped in pa- ' PRODUCTS CORP. Twirl the handle between the ly, lifting the bristles at th per or foil and placed on its palms of your hands for several end of each stroke. The bris side, or hung with the bristles » Visit Our Showroom minutes. This helps remove ties should never be dippec pointing down. : See Our Display loose bristles. Suspend the bris- more than half-way into th: les in linseed oil for about 12 paint. If there is an excess o: THE BEST BLUEPRINT FOR i 465 Shrewsbury Ave. hours. Note the word "suspend." paint on the brush, tap it light! 'er stand a brush on the bris- against the inside of the can Use Pattern \ RED BANK Jes. One way to suspend the don't wipe it against the rim ristles is to drill a hole through which ruins the bristles. In Replacing featuring :he brush handle and place a Paint from a dry area into • Electric Operators od or dowel through it. The rod wet area. Don't start a job lint NOME • Radio Controls Jiould be long enough so that you can finish an entire surfao Counter Top ach end will rest on the con-at one time. Even though som Kitchen conter tops can be replaced with laminated plastic where a decorative as well as It's smart to buy useful surface is desired. OWNERSHIP- If the present counter top is wood, the plastic can be ce- mented directly to it provided that all grease, dirt, paint, etc., a gelco kitchen are removed from it. The wood should be sanded before the • Smart ... because bonding. The same procedure should be followed when some they are created by men, other material is removed from factory trained in :he wooden base, with special layout and design. care given to taking off all the old adhesive. • Smart.. . because The best way to insure cut- by dealing directly with ing the laminating plastic to the manufacturer you he exact size, especially in the area around the sink, is to make make a substantial a paper or cardboard template saving. or model. In cutting the plastic :o the paper pattern, keep the • Smart . . . because decorative side of the plastic you are dealing with a ace ' up. Use a fine-toothed concern that has rosscut saw, cutting only on the' down - stroke. Allow one- established a reputation eighth of an inch overhang for quality and which can be filed off later. dependability thru When making curved cuts, use the years. a keyhole saw. Place the laminated plastic wer the area to be covered be- WHEN YOU ARE READY FOR tore putting on any adhesive. Qnce you are sure the fit is per- YOUR KITCHEN PLAY IT fect, apply contact cement to Smart AND CALL oth the wooden top and the GELCO for FREE iack of the plastic. The adhe- ESTIMATE. ;ive must be dry to the touch efore the two parts are bond- Producing with id together. Be very careful in Pride Kitchens ilacing the plastic on the wood, iince contact or pressure cement of Superior- Tips instantly. Use a tile or CALL GELCO seam roller or a rolling pin to KE 1-3800 Quality and Desi roll pcross the plastic with firm, pressure. FOR FREE ESTIMATE OUR KITCHEN PLANNERS WILL Various types of metal mould- WORK WITHIN YOUR BUDGET ngs are available for edg'es, earns and backsplash installa- 1121 HWY. 35(1 mile north of A.P. circle) lons. ; Visit Our Factory Showroom Moving? A fast action Register llassified Ad finds cash' buyers or things you don't want to take along. machine washable, 100% cotton that irons itself! ••• A LOW COST HOME LOAN pinch pleated DRAPERIES KENNETH Whether you're hoping to buy or build, your dreams of own- drip or tumble dry ing your own home needn't stay in the blueprint stage. . There'} a print to brighten every To turn those dreams into realities, see us. Let us "blueprint" room in your home, from your kitchen to your bedroom. There's a print to embrace -avery decor, x a convenient low cost home loan for you, now. whether it's provincial, traditional dr contemporary. Fresh, pretty cotton, so cheery at your window., and so cheering on washdays. The exclusive Kartwash® Drip-Dry fin- ish "irons the fabric as it dries," •aliminating one of your dreariest chores whether you wash by hand Home Improvement Loans or machine, tumble dry or drip Don't Forget We Pay dry. Pinch pleated* for that really "finished" look. In the Spring, some homeowners' fancies CURTAINS FROM turn to rhe thoughts of making their homes fti ANNUAL U 5.98 better places to live in! From painting /Q DIVIDEND Mafching Spread Twin 12.98 or wallpapering to a complete remodeling ' ON SAYINGS Matching Spread Full 14.98 or modernization project, see us for a COMPOUNDED home Improvement loan for whatever the QUARTERLY BURMA Job will cost. BURMA PLAID AVAILABLE IN RUSSETT - BROWN PEACOCK BRYNMOOR CHECK AVAILABLE IN GOLD . 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TWO CONVENIENT OFFICES SHREWSBURY TO SERVE YOU 874 HIGHWAY 35 33 FIRST AVENUE DECORATORS (Five Corners) MIDDLETOWN 291-0100 747-4422 URYNMOOR OS 1-2400 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 468 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY Tm»j*y, April U, 1964-31 RED BANK REGISTER J-Be sure &e bltde tip fits (he bUde will back of the cut- comes with your particular m*- to produce tEe ...__ .„ th* screwbead property, If if* chiae will list the measures nec- need, paper washer* an ami too wide, it will mtr the work. 4-~Nev«r keep a chUel In a Table Saw Is Good esiary for safety, soda as how lot additional accuracy. If if s too narrow, it will chew drawer where it may come in far above the tabte the blade Because you will often be Hand Tools Necessary up the KTtwhttd, contact with other metaJ. should project for Tarioua Wads hsdlizg large pieces rf httdbtr 3—H«M the htMle firmly in J—If you want to dull the Aid for Remodeling erf ' ~ on your tiki* taw, the center the ptlm of die right head (if blade *afe, tut ft tor optnint Groove Cotter of the workitofc !*- tb» best to- right-handed), using the left paint cuu or •crapiag off paint The *m set aside tor the a saw Advertized as an S-Inch The dado bead I* one acces- ctiim tor It. If space li tt t For Home Repair Jobs band to steady the blade. or glue. home handyman can be trans- machine tctu&Uy refers to the sory that every table saw owrt- premium and the saw must be 4—In softwood, use an awl File formed into a workshop with Poww tool! hive mtdt it 2—For light blows, use only size of the blade. It bears no er should have. It cuts grooves placed against a wall when act •Mier for home handymen to for making a starting hole for 1—In selecting the prop- the addition of a table saw. relation to the sturdiness of the a wrist action. For medium of different sizes, depending on in use, the table or stand should turn out good'work faster than blows, use the wrist and fore- the screw. In hardwood, drill a per files, remember the princi- Long characterized as the machine or its over-all quality, how it is attached to the arbor. pilot hole smaller than the thread- be equipped with adjustable professionals could do it years arm. For heavy blows, use ar ple that file teeth are widely workshop, because of its abil- which Is why one S-inch ma- A dado head actually Is a se- ed part of the screw. spaced for rough work and wheels, Ttiese wheels can be •go. Yet anyone who handles arm and shoulder action wit! ity to handle major jobs, this chine will sometimes cost more ries of cutting instruments. repair* or construction projects 5—An apparently useless close together for fine work. locked In place after the mi- very slight wrist movement. power tool has expanded its ca- than another or, occasionally. There are two outside cutters •round the house can testify screwdriver can be given new 2—The vise In which the met- pabilities with the assistance of chine has been pushed to tk* 3—To prevent Injury and g< The blade of the table saw and three inside cutters, each that Its impossible to get by the nail started properly, a: life by squaring off the blade al is being held should be about a long line of accessories. Ba- whirrs at a terrific speed and place where it will be used. without a supply of hand tools. tip dn an emery wheel or with as high as your elbows. sically, however, it remains a a separate piece of metal of a ways begin with light taps. must be treated with respect. precise width. Once you have When the Job is finished, tBe Oddly enough, many of the file. 3—Grasp the handle of the cutting machine that can turn 4—Lessen the force of th Modern machines have all sorts determined how wide the wheels are unlocked and the newer crop of household fixers Hand Saw file with the right hand so that out large quantities of work blows as the head of the na of safety precautions built into groove is to be, the pieces are machine Is set back against the are far more expert at using 1—For crosscutting, hold the your thumb rests on top of the quickly and efficiently. It is es- them. Use them. There is a ten- 1 nears the work surface. placed on the arbor according wall. _ ,„ their power machine than they saw at an angle of about 45 de- handle. Hold the point of the pecially invaluable in such prof dency, for instance, to use the 5—If a nail begins to ben ecu as finishing attics and to the directions that come with are at wielding hammers, screw-, slightly, strike the head at i grees. For ripsawing, make it file in the left hand and push blade guard when engaged in drivers and pliers. Here are five 60 degrees. across the work with a level basements. project that will take consider- the set. You might use all five There* no Trick to Havttf B* slight angle in the direction op of the cutting edges or one or tips about each of the common, stroke and moderate pressure. The size of a table saw gets able time, but to forget about tra Cash. You Get it Fast What poslte to that of the bend. I 2—Start the saw cut by draw- any number between. And if a hand tools: ing the saw backward, holding 4—In straight filing, the usual its name from the maximum it when cutting just one or two You Use The Register OwKied this doesn't work, remove th combination of these edges fails Hammer nail and start a new one. the blade square to the stock. kind, relieve the pressure on size blade it can handle. Thus, pieces of wood. The booklet that -Advertisement 1-Always hold the hammer Screwdriver 3—Always saw a 1 o ng the the file as you pull it back, handle near the end; never 1—Always use the longes waste side of the drawn or since the cutting Is done only on the forward stroke. choke it. screwdriver that is practical scribed line, allowing for the width of the blade to make up 5—In draw filing, used when the difference. making the finishing stokes on long, narrow stock, the file is 4—If,the saw leaves the line, held at each end and pushed twist the handle very slightly to backward and forward lightly NOW bring it back. so that there is a cutting action . 5—Hold the waste end of the each way. stock to prevent splintering on is Hie time Pliers the finishing strokes. 1—The common household to get your 1—The most popular types of pliers are not made for turning wrenches are the monkey, with nuts and bolts unless you want FURNACE parallel jaws; the Stillson, with to ruin them. teeth; the crescent, with an ad- 2—Hold the top handle in the justable open end; and the non- palm of the hand well up against SERVICED- adjustable open end. the heel of the thumb. The index 2—A wrench that is not fit- finger, middle finger and ring ted tightly around a nut will finger should be wrapped around round the corners of the nut the lower handle. Now ii an excellent time to get your heating plant and hamper its later removal. 3—By keeping the little fin- 3—In tightening or loosening ger slightly on the inside of the reconditioned. Then, you will have better heating a pipe in a fitting, use two lower handle, you can reopen when you need it. , : : Stillson wrenches. One should the pliers easily. hold the fitting while the other Our trained mechanic! will give your oil burner and 4—An occasional drop of oil turns the pipe. in the joint will keep pliers furnace or boiler a complete overhaul and adjust- 4—Press down on a wrench working freely and prevent rust BEWARE OF: ment. Only $15.45, plus the cost of any replace- handle to avoid injury if it in that vital area. slips. ment parti, where necessary, assures you of efficient 5—Penetrating oil will help to In patching plaster, stucco or and economical heating. loosen a nut so that it can be similar materials, the patch turned more easily with a Our service it available in the Red Bank area to will hold better If the crack or ANY STRANGERS wrench. other opening is made into the any family that heats their home with oil. Get the Wood Chisel shape of an inverted V—so that complete details today. Write or phone: 1—A chisel should be treated the crack is wider at the top as knife (which it is), slicing than at the bottom. This can be it through the wood with a done effectively by running a WHO COME TO minimum amount of effort. beer - can opener along the W. A. FLUHR, Inc. 2—Always cut away from your- crack. Fuel Oil'— Oil Burners self. 3—One hand should grasp the There's no Trick to Having Ex- YOUR HOME P.O. Box 47, Red Bank, N. J. 741-6100 handle while the other guides tra Cash. You Get it Fast When (Offic. ** Whit. Read Railroad Craning, Llttl. Silvar) more than a larger one. You Use The Register Classified AND ATTEMPT TO SELL YOU ON THE NEED FOR HOME IMPROVEMENT WORK!

It's easy to avoid being Hie victim of a home improvement racket. Simply refuse '30,000 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE _ to deal away from the place of business with anyone you don't know. Have all your building work done by Schloeder Construc- AT GIVE - A - WAY PRICES! tion, which is established at a fixed address This Red Tag Sale will be offered Now thru Saturday, April 25th. within our community. You can be sure of the reliability of our firm. No free gifts, ALL RED TAG ITEMS WILL INCLUDE: just quality materials and expert workmanship. 1.3 YEAR SERVICE CONTRACT on Refrigerators, Ranges, Washers and Dryers (Including parts and label) GIVE YOUR HOME A 2. FREE WORLD'S FAIR TICKET SPRING CHECK-UP NOW! 3. FREE CIRCUS TICKET (Madison Square Garden) / HOW'S THE ROOFING? ,/ NEED A GARAGE? ,/ AN ATTIC EXPANSION? ,/ HOW ABOUT A PATIO? / IS PLUMBING GOOD? ,/ WANT NEW CABINETS? 4. DEDUCT 107. OFF ALREADY ,/ IS WIRING ADEQUATE? ,/ NEED ANOTHER BATHROOM? / HOW'S THE FLOORING? / A PORCH ENCLOSURE? LOW PRICES! / NEED MORE SPACE? / LIKE A FAMILY ROOM? RED TAG MERCHANDISE FEATURES: IF ANY OF THESE IMPROVEMENTS RCA VICTOR COLOR and BLACK and WHITE TY SETS-STIREO ARE ON YOUR LIST • • .JUST PHONE RCA WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, WASHERS. DRYERS CALORIC free standing RANGES -SYLVANIA TVs and STEREO 291-9065 FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS... etc. IN MONMOUTH COUNTY IT'S SCHLOEDER I I CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (SEE US FOR IDEAS, SUGGESTIONS, ESTIMATES) 25 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK 747-2721 NO MONEY DOWN-UP TO 7 YEARS TO PAY 32-Tae»dtf, April 14, 1964 RED BANK RECISTER comfort, convenience and safety. ery one of the buyer* had to builder. He is no longer a men Itched to walls aaff celtnp load of light needed to accom-which a home Is d*sigae4-4tjr Builders began to sit up aad pay cash lot better lighting. : technician. He ii a businessman, throughout the house Is some- modate tJw many activities for or night, b*U* or outiKe take notice about the need for •The crowd-pulling power of a merchant, promoter and irtiit thing immediately Identified u increased lighting facilities when well-lighted home is common rolled Into one. He ii concerned better." they yttre shown that prospec- knowledge In th* San Francisco with building a good, saleable HOUSEWIVES LOVE ME . * . Get Good Lighting product. He prides himself on Lighting is « versatile per- tive buyers were paying more area. For three years, a large former. It maktt room* look ... Aad BO wooder. I'm 0. utility company has been work- the esthetic values of his house. • Whenever you move into a This increased lighting fixture and more attention to this as- bigger and more cheerful. It en- Howie Hustles, the hard working allowance, running from $125 to pect of home design. A builder ing with homebuilders in devel- At the same time, he constantly »ew home, the chances are you riches the color, pattern and Register Classified Ad. I make Will enjoy better fighting than $150 per home, is still far be- in Ossining, New York, tried out oping and promoting homes seeks methods to attract pros- with advanced lighting. During pective customers, excite them, texture of furnishings. And it •ure the smart homemakert bav* you did in the old one. Builders low what lighting authorities be- an unusual experiment last adds vitality to distinctive ar- nave been scrambling for some lieve is necessary to provide full year. He put up two furnished one period, 16 homes, each open sell them, and get rapid turn more of the "extras" that make for 30 days, attracted a com- over for his investment. These chitectural features, whether it time to dramatize and glamo- value and utility as well as models identical right up to the is the entrance hall, fireplace, life a lot more fun. I do it by beauty. The lighting industry's pictures on the wall, except that bined audience of 122,736 adults, are things he must do in today's rize their properties in a highly panelled wall or a room divider. telling their worthwhile household competitive buyers' market. One rule-of-thumb index is that the one had $600 more in lighting. an average of 7,671 each. A market. thing they have discovered is lighting system should run from In what he described as a slow Chicago builder stated that his The buyers, too, have changed. Finally, the product has Items the minute they no long- that well-planned lighting sys- one to three per cent of the housing market, he sold 35 "better lighting" home multi- They are more sophisticated, changed. There is an unprece- er use or need them. I bring tems seem to pay off in in- price of the home. The Ameri- homes within four months. Two- plied daily traffic by 20 times more demanding, and more of- dented variety of well - engi- cash buyers right to the door. creased sales. Surveys show, for can Home Lighting Institute and produced excellent sales re- ten than not are experienced neered and beautifully designed thirds of the buyers selected the Why not put me to work for •xample, that most builders are contends that only one home in well-lighted home. Even more sults. homeowners. They want some fixtures to complement any spending almost twice as much five has the kind of installed remarkable is that financing ar- Change itself underlies the thing genuinely better before style of house or furnishings. you. It's easy. Just dial 741-0010 for lighting fixtures as they did lighting that classifies as meet- rangements had been completed trend toward better lighting. they will move into new houses. Today's fixtures do a far superi- just a few years ago. ing mimimum qualifications for before the test began — and ev First, there is change in the Attractive lighting fixtures at or job of supplying the flexible Let a REALTOR guide you when buying or selling your home A realtor belongs to a nation-wide association He knows property values, xoning laws, escrow and is guided by the group's strict code of ethics. procedure . . . everything that can make the dif- His dependability and knowledge of the real ference between a satisfactory transaction and estate field will help you to make the wisest move one that you may regret for years. Look for the ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY when either buying or selling property. He is emblem at the left. Only a realtor may display Monmouth County'i Oldtit R«al EstaU Firm experienced in all phases of real estate buying it (not a real estate agent). These Realtors are Handling Raal Eitat. and Insurance for 80 Ytarl and selling. at your service. Member of the Multiple Listing Service THE FOLLOWING REALTORS ARE ACTIVE MEMBERS OF Hubert M. Farrow, Jr., Pres. William Waterman Martha Lodlento Monmouth County Board of Realtors National Association of Red Estate Boards State Association of Real Estate Boards 199 Brood Street Red lank SEE THEM FOR PROFESSIONAL REAL ESTATE ASSISTANCE 741 • 3450

The KIRWAN COMPANY E. R. SNYDER & CO. Since 1873 REALTORS • INSURORS J. Lester Rigby Associates GROSSINGER & HELLER REALTORS • INSURORS Member oj the Multiple Listing Service • Realtors • Insurers • Property Management Member oj the Multiple Listing Service • Real Estate Appraisals THREE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU Member of the Multiple Listing Service 135 First Avt. Atlantic Highlands Campbell's Junction 151 Brood Strut Highway 36 • Member of the Multiple Listing Service 291.0900 BELFORD KEYPORT RARITAN TWP. 741-7741 741-2 100 Middletown — Five Corners PHONE 787-5500 504 Shrewsbury Ave. • New Shrewsbury Broad and Mechanic Streets Red Bank 671-2590

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MARIE COX AGENCY Member oj the Multiple Listing Service STANLEY K. DOWNS Wt haven't tilt key to tht city REALTORS and INSURORS but we do day* tbo toyi to tbo WALKER & WALKER "Serving Monmourt County Sine* 1924" "Hornet of Charm and Value" b*rt*r horn*!. REALTORS and INSURANCE Member oj the Multiple Listing Service Member oj the Multiple Listing Service Member oj the Multiple Listing Service DOROTHY UZDILLA, JULES UZDILLA and ERNEST 6. HOFFMAN 741-1017 741-5212 671-3311 REALTORS • INSURORS 98 Comanche Drive Portaupeck Oceanport 661 Broad St. (Hwy. 35) Shrewsbury 222-1602 Sycamore Ave. , Shrewsbury 1480 Ocean Ave. 842-0004 Sea Bright Hwy. 35 Middletown Buy with confidence from your local REALTOR Builders Say RED BANK RUiISTfcK luewuy, April it. of these and many other fea- ly attractive to the purduSen tures to person* owning old of new ones. The awumptlon House Extras homes. It uttmtA rtuoDMblt to correct, u evidenced by utume that if these extras ttbbe bbettee r $ of hom*i wfelel a Boost Sales were attractive to the owner* of provide * tale more In th* old house*, they would be equal- of design *&d fot Many rjt the items now listed as standard equipment in auto- mobiles were in the luxury or optional category a few years ago. The same thing is true in houses, where successful fea- tures of high-priced homes even- tually turn up in lower-priced homes as regular parts of the design end appointments. Such things as insulating glass windows, valance lighting, col ored fixtures, single - contro mixing faucets, ventilating fans sliding glass doors and bath oom vanities are appearing OUTDOOR LIVING space it provided by this sun deck con- lore and more in the medium- riced home market. Builders you •fit fhe -fixtutt neded to the house or the dining room entrance. }ok a tip from the large sales

THE PERFECT TOUCH! MINERAL WOOL iniulatlon is being Installed around windowi. Such iniulafion Insure! proper FOR YOUR NEW PATIO! functioning of air conditioning equipment as well as preventing escape of heat. GAY COLORS BRIGHTEN LAWNond GARDEN Your Outdoor Those Workshop Jobs CENTER An obvious solution to the think you have none, open one floor, of course, is covered with SUPPLY problem of more closet space in of the closets. Its wooden or shoes, rubbers, slippers, etc. Living! your home is to build more clos- metal rod probably is jammed Now glance back at that shelf. ets. But this involves breaking with suits, coats, dresses and Aren't there at least two or We give you SERVICE and QUALITY into walls, a sizable project you other garments. Just above the three feet of space above it and may not care t oundertake. rod is a shelf, equally crowded its contents? Why not make use There is usually another solu- with hats, boxes and a lot of of it? Put a couple of extra at prices you can AFFORD! tion; utilize the extra space in other things you didn't know shelves there and you've imme- your present closets. If you where else to put. And the diately gained considerable ex- ,ra storage space. Do that in • BAUGH VILLAGE GREEN FERTILIZER all the closets in the house and think of the additional room • GRASS SEED • LIME •PEATMOSS Woman of House you've suddenly inherited! The installation of one or • ORTHO LAWN AND GARDEN SPRAYS more extra shelves is simple. Easiest method Is to attach a • AMER GARDEN TOOLS woodei. cleat with screws on Should Speak Up each side of the wall and rest • TREES • BULBS • SHRUBS sturdy board on the two It Is too bad, really, that th« a woman to know beforehand strips. If the closet is very Wide woman whose responsibility i what she requires. And to speak and you think additional sup- is to make a home out of a house loudly, shout if necessary, until port will be needed, place an- QUALITY LAWN MOWERS cannot pre-test it before thi she is heard. What she requires other board in an upright posi- burden of its mortgage pay in her 24-hour prison of domes- tion between the old and new • GOODALL • JACOBSEN ments are assumed. ticity depends on the needs of shelves at a point midway be- Living in a prospective house her family, as well as her tween the two walls. • WHEELHORSE aesthetic sensibilities. oven briefly would rawly ex- If you think you may want to A PERFECT pose the true working (or non- If she has young children, she Rotary—Reel—Riding working) nature and sensitive o; will seek a floor plan which change the height of the new MATCH insensitive areas that lie be separates their bedrooms from shelf or shelves at some later neath the surface charm. the living area, assuring them time, attach metal strips to the As it is, a man checks the of quiet afternoon naps or eve- walls instead of wooden cleats • TILLERS and TURF SLICERS FOR RENT! furnace, pounds on the walls, ning study. These strips come with small asks about the roof, tries -the She will insist on an adequate openings into which support clips plumbing, marvels at the spaci play area, of course, and near- are inserted. Any time you want in the basement for a futun by schools; walls that easily rub to change the height of a shelf workshop; worries over th free Of fingermarks, safely- you have only to take out the WILLIAM H. POTTER & SON amount of grass to mow, anc latched and high windows; mop- signs the binder. pable floors; low closet fixtures, support clips, insert them at an- And women thereafter are lefi and copious toy storage room. other point and reposition the RED HILL ROAD AND GARDEN STATE PARKWAY - 671-0552 to curtain odd-sized windows If she works, or just hates shelf. maneuver furniture into improb housework and can afford to hate able places, juggle clutter it, she will fret about the size, scrub uselessly, mould in damp plumbing facilities and location : A ness and wither in sun glare of a maid's room. Let it be com- wrestle with the appliances fortable, equipped, and private, strain over work counters e she'll tell you, for she knows Simplify Spring House CLEANING... Phone... ther too high or too low, maki how hard it is to hang onto a a three-day pilgrimage to thi maid" these days. • nearest supply center, and figh If she is stock with the house- with incompatible neighbors th< work, she will want counter tops rest of the week. built to her specific working A house to a man is to comi height, appliances placed ac- ORDER YOUR PATIO AND home to in the ^evening,, but.,,t< cording . to,, cooking., sequence, get out of as soon aftv'the.si' deep! aitf-'wioe «helves for larger- rises as possible. A house to sized food and cleaning contain- WINDOW AWNINGS EARLY! woman Is her 'daylight world ers; and strong direct working hour by ticked - off - hour, anc light. Phone Today for Your Free Estimate! each defect is subjectively mag Moreover, she will demand nified. floors with resilience—not un- Unless a family rents with op relenting material in the kitch- tion to buy, trial home owner en where she spends the most STANDARD AWNING CO. ship is seldom possible. Am time on foot. Her arches are at considering the cost and incon stake. C. MORALLER, Prop. Established 1927 venience of uprooting a family, Since she is the daytime vie is not really practical, as edu- dm of the elements, she will in- 615 RIVER RD. 741-0696 FAIR HAVEN cational as the experience mighl sist on the proper sun and be. ' breeze protection and exposure. The only other recourse is for And will talk to the neighbors about it to be sure. In fact she l call on the neighbors, if she's smart, just to be sure nbout them! This will be her castle to dec- Plan Ahead... orate. Can she satisfy her crea- tive urges? Or is the house too full of challenging nooks, cran- nies, recesses, and excesses? Are the walls too cut up with windows? Are the rooms so large that, even with room di- vider pieces, the effect is like a furniture showroom? Or In- deed, are the rooms too small for her treasured oversized heir- loom pieces? Can she repaint or wallpaper, to her artistic heart's content, or is she trapped forever with the builder's choice of a "just hose-it-down" wall? A home is hers to reign in as gracious hostess, but is her life- time housing selection co-opera- tive? If she yearns for cande labra and crystal to go-with her velvet hostess gown, a six-by- ?ight cement slab "patio" off the living room's glass sliding doors will never take the place of a dining room with a buffet and a massive china closet. A home is hers to relax in— perhaps by a crackling fire- N'o need TO dread Spring Cleaning! Jusf rely olace and with shadows and lights dancing on a cathedral on Leon's professional services to do the ceiling. Plan •ti«Jt) now to pay last latarl H»ra A home improvement loan with equal A home is smug satisfaction biggest cleaning jobj—thoroughly, quickly, economically. at Red Bank Savings and Loan Association monthly payments over a period to fit your And yet it is hard to know wa offer two plans for homa improvement individual circumstances will make you glad whether that's what she's got and homa purchase. Systematic savings at Just imagine, flower freshness put right into your home . . . colors becoming you came to the people who know. until after she's begun to pay t full 47. interest makes your savings grow the price, faster. brighter than ever . . . rugs springing back to life . . . everything just as, fresh SPECIAL MASTIC as a daisy. DON'T WAIT—let Leon's help you bring all your furnishings (and A wooden floor can be in USE YOUR... stalled over concrete below clothing too) back to sunshine brilliance. Call today to make this year's spring- grade despite the' probablity of PREPAYMENT PRIVILEGE moisture rising from the con- time cleaning the easiest chore ever! crete. A special mastic adhesive When you arrange your homo is spread over the concrete, mortgage loan h«r« it includes a with Short lengths of 2 by 4's money laving pre-payment privi- "•THONG »i)BROAD ST!.REDBANK!NTJ placed in the adhesive. When lege as part of th» up-to-date this has thoroughly set, plywood "Where You Save Docs Make a Dijjtrencc" contract. You can pay ahead on is nailed to the 2 by 4's. your loan at any time, reducing overall Interest costs each time. With small children in the LEON'S Save by mail for Prepay often enough and w» can home, and the ever-present pos- DRY CLEANING • RUG CLEANING - LAUNDERERS reduce your regular monthly pay- greater sibility that one of them might ments over the full term of the use a closet as a hiding place during a game, be sure that all 64 - 76 WHITE STREET, RED BANK 747 • 2800 loan. Best of all, there's no pen- convenience CURRINT RATE closets have at least one inch Mtmb-tr of National Institute of Rug Cleaning - American InitltuU of Laundering - National Institute of Dry CUtlttflf alty for this special privilege. of air space at the bottom of the doors. >. , Apnl 14, VXA RED BANK REGISTER MORTAa JOINT BASEMENT WALS DECORATIVE Tbe stapteft mortar joint be- The driple&s type

HOME New LONG-BELL* WRECKER? So easy for you to install in six most wanted natural finishes Long-Bell'i newest decorative wood paneling — 210 lwg-e.ll lus don. ill ft* bard wort DEAR HOME OWNER: for you. Ev.ry wcorut groom of tin Ven-O-Wood — adds warmth and dimension to any in- EXAMPLE OF HOW bedroom wall can be converted Into built-in storage area with wood- random V-grooving falls on • W terior wall through the gleaming and timelesa beauty of During recent years many hornet and apartment build- paneled doors. cjnt.r. All you iu*d do Is pUa In six fine woods — Knotty Cedar, Cherry, Birch, Knotty tag owners have neglected necessary repoln and re- position and Mil. 2)0 VwO-Wood Pine, Walnut and Oak. The lustre of Long-Bell's factory modeling. Not particularly remodeling to beautify the honw, cuti and thapa .nily, has Mgh rt- though everyone's storage needs ststanu to tfentt and •**«, Mdi finish and random V-grooving give that rich, natural although this is certainly Important, but neglected repairs are different, most built-ins will mill and urawi tightly, long-edl'i wood look you'll be proud of for years. And best of all, vital to your building's existence. These people we call include some of the basic com- nodtrn factory f(nljh Midi aotaad- HOME WRECKERS. Built-ins Should ing, varnishing or rubbing. it's economically priced within easy reach of any budget. ponents: shelves, cabinets, draw- We also realise It has become increasingly difficult far home owners to get repair and remodeling work at reason- ers and doors. Combine and ar- SEE OUR URGE DISPLAY OF WALL PANELS able prices. Many construction firms have been making range these elements into the large projects out of small jobs that certainly could have Also Please Eye built-ins you need. IN MANY VARIETIES AT BOTH LOCATIONS been done in a cheaper simple way. Large overheads, high Furniture sometimes can pro- priced salesmen, have also taken a high toll in cost. facilities since they can be de- vide storage and solve many Our motto Is and will always be NO FREE GIFTS. We signed to yield greater and space problems. For example, feel home owners are intelligent enough to realize that any Most homes need additional more flexible use of space than bedroom bunks allow for addi- AMERICAN LUMBER free gift Is paid for many times over by the customer. storage space for necessities of most furniture occupying the tional hide-away storage besides Your only thought as an economy minded person should be same area. A well - planned creating extra sleeping space. the price paid for your job and the caliber of work done on everyday living, collector's items, and the mounds oE ac- built-in unit not only solves Wooden bunks give a smooth Atlantic Highlands • Middletown your premises. cumulated treasure that in- storage and space problems modern appearance that enhanc- Financing it another Important factor In considering a dividual family members can't but makes a room look better. es the decor of a den, playroom West and Lincoln Aves. 291-2121 • Rt. 35 at Heddon's Cor. 7414444 construction company. We offer complete financing as FHA bear to toss out. Figure out the type, shape or child's room. You can also Title 1 approved dealers, also conventional bank loans. Built-ins provide the ideal an- and size of built-in units best use built-in furniture in the fam- Open Daily 'til 5—Sat- 'till • Open Daily 'til 5—Sat. 'HI 5 Now It the time, to get the Improvement or remodeling swer for increased storage suited to your purpose. A! ily room, such as a hobby table, done ... A bedroom, playroom, new kitchen, porch, ga- storage benches or a wall-hung rage, a new room, or fust more room. desk, either naturally finished or with a party colored stain. It Pays to Advertise in The Register Our customers are our salesmen. Very Truly Yours, Follow the Tower of Light to the New York Worto'i Pair Ted Genola

lulldlng and home or commercial moderniiatlon is our baslneu! Our only business—therefore, you can be assured of our undivided attention to your problems. For any |eb, regardless of slie . . , call: TED GENOLA \ CO.. INC. 88 SO. FIFTH AVENUE LONG BRANCH 222 - 2333 CALL DAY OR NIGHT 222 - 5860 Local Firm — Local Financing — Local Labor AFTER: By extending living room to roof edge, 212 square, ;»{K. Vt '• t , (eet of living room and extra light were gained.

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ALUMINUM DOORS and WINDOWS FOR YEAR-ROUND COMFORT WINDOW was cooked CUSTOM-MADE GLASS FURNITURE without TOPS a flame. AUTHORIZED INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS It has lost little, if any, | DON'T FORGET OUR AUTO GLASS REPLACEMENT SERVICE of its goodness in the cooking water. The more water you use, the more vitamins wind up clown the drain. If you could cook vegetables in next to no water, the vitamins would stay put. This ATLANTIC GLASS COMPANY is exactly what happens when you cook without a flame. The surface cook- "Glass and Mirrors in every size you can Break" ing units on an electric range are so precisely controlled that a whole pot of 1813 H STREET 21 MAPLE AVE. 138 Lower peas needs less than one-half cup of water. The point? Cook So. of 18th Ave. Cor. White St. electrically and get all of the nutrition nature can give. An JCPiMUPtL Hwy. 71 (4N) Main Street AMPLE and Maple Ave. electric range cooks rings around the rest. BEL.MAR RED BANK M ATA WAN FREE Buy with assurance from the dealer who displays this seal. Tel. 681-1200 PARKING REDDY KILOWATT Tel. 747-2020 Tel. 566-2838 1 COOPERATING Open All Day Saturday Jersey Central Power & Light / New Jersey Power & Light DEALER t gum c« nip - coverea. AH are most common, TOU cur n*D will »p1it the wood, drill t ttaholstery thop wit] durje aJso get boisten that beag on squeezing the extra foam rub- alters becntM U is esfeiM, guide hoU, drive In t tm»U mj! clamped together with bracket*. r lusii Door serves between tit and 119 for the slip- the wail behind the sofa to give ber into the cover, die fabric Is Center an extra long (M inch) •caff resistant, and ewy to first, at Mont the point of die covers, ptas the cost of the fab- different effect. kept permanently taut and seat deea. Striped iSkMm joota nail. Drilling a guide hole, mattress on the platform. This ric, or you can mike them at The cost of the iota can be looking. will leave ample squares of un- tiM ahd o**X tor pon* furnl- sU0tfr*naUer th*n the dltme- home. If the couch is primarily for ter of tb« Mil, U ttw mott ef- M down if you use foam rub- covered wood at either cod of ture. As Base for Sofa Attach the ready made test ber *1*b stock instead of « fin- sealing and will only occasional- the sofa la serve as end table*. fective nttttod of proveaUac to the door, putting OM In etch ly b« used as a bed, it should be CAKEFUl WmUctt •pittting, but it (lightly dlnvlii- ished mattress. Upholstery The wood CBS b* polished, or A thnple design lets you nttkt tod inexpensive. corntr and one In the middle on JO or 32 Inches wide. H it will Add vktitx* are aomettaw W»e» the aall'g holding power. chops utt uncovered latex totm covered with plate glass, a mir your own sweeping seven-foot Ready-made legs can be found each side. This will five you a rubber la slabs up to V/% Inch- be used primarily as a bed, it ror,. or opaque glass. Add tall used to' clean the whitish sub- sofa quickly, easily, end inex- at a hardware store, or an un- smooth raised platform. You es thick. This.foam rubber is should be wider to allow the lamps to the tables (or a fin- stance that collects on the out- pensively. A flush door, a latex painted furniture department or can stain or paint the door and the same quality as mattress sleeper more room to turn—say ishing touch. side of brickwork when wttor foam rubber mattress, slipcov- in many variety stores. Dozens legs yourself, or buy them al foam, and cushions just as well 34 or 38 inches. Foam rubber is Any number of colorful, at- has brought salts to the sur- ers, and a set of six ready-made of attractive styles are available ready finished. Then place the Slipcover with zippered covers available in all these widths. tractive fabrics are available to face. Such solutions must be legs are alt the components nec- handled with care while wear- In wood, metal or plastics. Mod- ilip-covered mattress on the pat- using a sturdy closely woven You can make a really im cover the foam rubber. One of essary. ern legs look best on this sofa, form, and your basic sleep sofa ing rubber gloves and must al- fabric. If you use uncovered posing living room couch by us- the most popular is felt, which The flush door (the kind that because it is long and slim. The is finished. foam rubber, buy a slab that is ing two 74 inch doors that are ways be mixed in wooden or comes in blazing bright colors is smooth and does not have legs come with screws and a For a finishing touch, you can slightly larger than the flush finished in an attractive veneer glass containers, never In metal any panels) can be purchased baseplate for attaching them. buy latex foam rubber bolsters door. For a 32 by 74 inch door, such as walnut or teak. Attach and is durable. Heavy home- at a lumber yard building sup- You will need six legs, ten from an upholstery shop and the uncovered foam rubber the legs and place the doors spun is excellent. Vinyl is a You always get fast resultl ply dealer or department store. inches high. cover them in the same uphol- slab should measure 34 by 77 end to end. They can be good material for playroom fur with Register Classified ad»- The doors come In any number A four-inch-thick latex foam stery fabric used for the cush of lengths, widths, and finishes, rubber studio mattress that ion. Bolsters come In many and are sturdy, lightweight, We say measures 32 by 74 Inches comes shapes, but the wedge-shaped. big and bold... Cbtxttete "THIS IS THE , mm wmm w mmrnm* BBIM GUARANTEED ONE-COAT WALL PAINT" Amazing vinyl formula! 0n« coat covers any color on walls and ceilings. 11 fash- lony colors plus black and white. No painty odor, apply

KLARIN'S PAINT HEADQUARTERS FOR U. S. PLYWOOD! & WALLPAPER CO. 21 Monmouth St., Red lank 747 . 3838 WOOD CHERRY PRE-SEASON SALE! Many Jfays to Handle COMBINATION Clogged Sink Drains ID O O R S

POWER MOWERS A chemical drain cleaner will set, use the flexible snake or often do an effective job of uger, pushing it down into the clearing a clogged sink IF ipe as far as it will go. THERE IS AT LEAST PAR- Once either the plunger or TIAL DRAINAGE. That is, amftoaf nake starts a drainage action some of the w at er in the even the tiniest bit, it is safe SAVE '20 stopped-up sink must be mak- use the chemical cleaner. ing its way Into the pipes in "his may require more than SCALLOP No Primer order to carry the chemical to ne application, but here again, - AND MORE - Necessary the trouble spot. rilow the directions closely as TOP If there is a 100 per cent 3 how much time should for Most • ROTARIES stoppage, the chemical not only lapse between each dose of will be ineffective, but will re- le chemical. Repaint Work main in the top of the sink PANEL • REELS drain and make f u rth e r at- What happens if neither the tempts to unclog the lines dan unger nor the snake has any • RIDERS gerous. But if the sink is mere- ffect whatever? In that case, BOTTOM ly draining slowly, the chemical on't use the chemical. Instead, can get through to the grease x>k under the sink for the SIZES PITTSBURGH SUNPROOF and dissolve it. Read the direc- [eanout plug, located at the • SWEEPERS ottotn of the curved part of tions on the label of the cleaner 3/1x 6/9 he piping. This plug will have LATEX HOUSE PAIHT and follow them to the letter a be removed with a wrench, 2/9x6/9 SALE Most chemicals work best when lefore you do so, place a pail used with a small amount of 2/7x6/9 ENDS >r other container under it, be- USG water. ause when the plug comes off, SATURDAY The, chemical cleaner often whatever water is in the upper can be used in conjunction with >art of the pipe will rush out. 12x24 APRIL 18 a rubber plunger first. If there lun a stiff wire or rod or part us an overflow opening, as there >f the snake through the open usually is In a bathroom sink ng, cleaning out all debris, WHITE CEIUNG SALES and SERVICE SPECIALISTS cover it with a wet rag. This fou'll be surprised at how will permit the plunger to gel nany times you'll find hair- full suction action as it Is >ins, pencil stubs and whitnot. worked up and down over the •rotect your hand with a rub- MONMOUTH drain at the bottom of the sink. er glove. There should be enough water TILE in the sink to cover the rubber Nine times out of ten this MOWER, INC. cup. Don't give up if the plung- 'ill do the trick. BJt doesn't Serving Monmourii County Sine* IMS er fails to work right away. ie chances are the stoppage Is irther down the line and may HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN-671-1073 Sometimes it takes 20 or 30 ven be in the m a in house Authorised fealtr fers Tare — Gravity — leltpse — Wheel- suction operations before some ain, although in , the latter hers* — lolens of the clogged material comes vent the stoppage will be in oose. If the plunger has no ef- ther fixtures too. In either ase, you'd better look up the ilephone number of your 40 SQUARE FT. TO lumber. Open 9:30 to 9:30, Sat. to 6 Something new in the area of nclogging household drains is tube-like device with a rub- ONE-STOP SHOPPING FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS Give Your er nozzle. The nozzle is placed ver the clogged drain. A Baled cartridge of non-odorous nd non-toxic freon liquid is in- Home a srted in a compartment at the >p of the tube. The handle is len pressed down, puncturing LITTLE SILVER LUMBER "New" Look! cartridge and expanding the quid Into a gaseous state. Ac- LITTLE SILVER arding to the manufacturer, is creates a powerful force Huffman & Boyle's 'Ithin the drain line that un- PHONE 741-7800 logs the blockage. Professional Cleaning Service

• Watt-to-Wall Carpeting & Rugs cleaned in home or plant • Moth-proofing and Storage ONE CALL of Rugs and Carpeting »*^2^^ * DOES IT ALL • Upholstered Furniture Cleaned

• Upholstered Leather HOME IMPROVEMENTS Cleaning OF EVERY DESCRIPTION—LARGE OR SMALL • Cutting, Serging and If you want a kitchen the very model of modern We specialize in quality work at reasonable prices efficiency and beauty, or if you need more llvability and have been serving Monmouth County for more Binding of Rugs In your house with an extra room or a family base- than 15 years. We will be happy to help you plan ment room, or any type home improvement, Middle- your home improvements and to give you a free town Home Improvement Co. Is at your service. estimate. Easy financing arranged. Call now. CALL 542-1010 FOR YOUR FREE ESTIMATE AND PLANNING HELP For Estimates al No Obtigulion! MIDDLETOWN OPENEVEWNGS HACKBtaACK Home Improvement Co. 915 HIGHWAY 35 671-5544 OYLE POUPTON PLAINS RAHSCY tAIQHmWM ROUTE 35 CIRCLE, EATONTOWN, 512-1010 house *nd lioasc«jrta$ tre w allowing for the flexibility of tsttml wood stains blend with " April 14, 1964 BED BANK REGISTER total effect, multi-level decking neutral hues, you m«y, w«at e can be constructed, producing a lifting out a square for plant- my color aad permit the woo£, stepup arrangement of activity ings, for moving an entire deck •ich in grain and texture to dash of gay color to liven up areas. Stair-step decking lends from one end of tke yard to an- snow through. However, if your! the area. Relate Sundeck To 'Surroundings a dramatic aura t/> the architec- other or rtthaping the deck to ture of the house and garden, fit new needs. Have more fun in the sun bycheck the building codes in your consult the builder if you have I deck should be related to" sur-ia jjitUxir/n to prwiding extra Sine* your deck is an invest- m Horr M A PISTOL building a sundeck for family city to familiarize yourself with any questions in that area. roundings, too. out-door living areas. ment, materials for the project use. Whether you cantilever a the restrictions and to deter- You don't always have a If your yard slopes apprecia- Deck In Yard should be carefully chosen and I'm O. Howie Hustles, prttoert deck so if s high in the sky ormine whether or not you need a choice on the position of the bly, t would be better to canti- protected. If the wood is to You may prefer to build a •Hie Rootln', tootin' Register build a deck at ground level, building permit. If you have a sundeck, but if you do, remem- lever or raise the deck on piers. deck in a quiet corner of the come into direct contact with your way of living and your new home, don't build your ber that the hours between Whether pier construction or di-yard instead of a housebound the ground, it should be treated Classified Ads. I! you w«nt some- 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. are yard will take on new interest. deck on fill that hasn't properly rectly on the ground, there is deck, This could with a good preservative. After thing done in these parts, I'm best for sunning, so locate the a perma- Before you plan a sundeck, settled yet. It would be best to no need for costly and time-con- nent platform decking adding a preservative, you may the boy to see. No job's too tough deck to take advantage of this suming grading and foundation squares of a convenient size. not want a further finish, allow and enjoy a bonus of shade on for me ... and, I'm the fastest work. The squares can be built in- ing beauty of 'natural wood to hot summer afternoons. For additional interest in the doors and laid in place later, age to a driftwood shade. Or draw you ever saw. I draw such Women's Shoes buyers from all over the terri- tory and aim them straight for Leave approximately % BEDROOM 5 . r\| BEDROOM 4 between each wooden decking you. strip on all sun decks. If there I4-O"x 15-0" \J| I2-O"x I5-O." is too much space, women's So dial 741-0010 and give me a high-heeled shoes will stick in the openings; too little space list of the things you'd like to and the deck will not drain sell - then stand back, Friend properly. . cuz there's apt to be a stam- . DRESSG AND DRESSG AND If the deck is built as an ex- +S OPTIONAL USE OPTIONAL USE pede of buyers at your door. tension of the house, try to place ROOM ALCOVE it at the same level as the floor indoors. If there is too much of a step down, build wide treads Compart die 32* which afford gradual change in levels and which can be used ROTO-HOE Uandtr for extra built-in seating. with any You can build a deck of in- formally handsome knotty pine We Carry A Hiding Mower on Oe boards close by the kitchen and Market Today 1 a mother's supervision. This deck would make an excellent Second floor expansion Complete Line COMPARE POWER! mud-free place for children to 6 h.p. Teevmseb Lswxon play, in addition to a convenient dining and barbecue area. 4-cycla NO MIX Gts You may decide to add rail of... ROOT VIEW SERVICE PORCH cV '•!j^^ Engine-Power to Spiral ings and benches at the time, of initial deck construction or wait Sl.GLASS DOORS • Fertiliiers COMPARE Comfort! until a later date. Make sure BEDROOM 1 Awlntt wddUto tntSt I3'-4"XH-4" KITCHEN „ DINING ROOM • Grass Seeds - »rf* Md onfomife fa* the decking and benches relate 12-0 X HV4 to the house and don't appear BREAKfST • Insecticides and COMPARE Safety! tacked-on. In addition to match- Fungicides Oofcfatr ^th ing the style, paint or stain the tat deck a color that will harmonize • Lawn and •mtog p«m ucfaMd — h» or match the exterior color of Garden Supplies bbfltbd the house. Size and shape of the COMPARE Tracrionl MILORGANITE, the natural] • Scott's Lawn (••I fubbtr MW%|Hi««ilh organic fertilizer, In the new, Products tint tnnjmlr pom witbtal Computer Talks digging. smaller bags, is easier to handle... just as economical • Greenfield Line COMPARE Spetdl At MC Slated to use ... the Ideal fertilizer I farwird iptadi plus •Hint for the home gardener. It's • Stone for Drives WEST LONG BRANCH — Two nvarM, « >jmd to fit tht |«bk easier to apply, too ... MIL- lectures on computer technology and Walks COMPARE Ad|uitminll BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3 ORGANITE Is granular, dust- bty finjtrtip fatnttti cuttinf will be given at Monmouth Col- LIVING ROOM lO'-O1* 11^ lt-4"x 10-6" I8"-O"x I5-O" free . .. never cakes. It's 'so fctight for my trimming lege this month. effective, more MILORGAN- "WE frobltm. Originally planned by Jeremiah ITE is used by golf clubs than COMPARE Cutter DMICI F. Regan, lecturer in business any other fertilizer. DELIVER" Ml Hn-Wiy fbtffaa **. administration, for his production management class, the lectures COMPARE PRICE t will be held in Pollak Auditorium in the college's main building and with windup starter will be open to all interested stu- First floor plan JOHN GUIRE CO. dents and personnel at the col- lege. 187 BRIGHTON AVE.. WEST END MdUM THE FLOOR PLAN of this M/2-story house shows the bow window, curved staircase, (tiding $279 Charles Whittle, U.S. Army Electronics Research and Devel- glass doors to the terrace andotherfeatureswhich add touches of glamor to a modetr home. Phones 531 -0971, 222-0612 opment Laboratories, will discuss digital computers and their ap- Stou" plication to business problems at 7 p.m. Thursday. Richard Hall, engineering sales, Electronics As- "The Shore Area's Largest Fabric sociates, Inc., will demonstrate JACOBS and lecture on the use of an ana- log computer at 7 p.m. April 28. Retailers and Home Decorators" Mr. Whittle has had more than ARDWARE five years of experience in the digital computer field since he SPECIALISTS IN CUSTOM MADE SHREWSBURY AVE. & BERQEN PL. received his bachelor's degree in industrial management from 747-3654 Georgia Institute of Technology. BASKIN S STORE HOURS: Men. thru Thurs. 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. STRONG CHEMICALS SLIPCOVERS Fri. 8 a.m. to 9 P.M.—Sat. 8 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. All bleaches for lightening the color of wood contain strong Sunday 9 P.M. to 12 Noon chemicals. When using bleach- es, always wear rubber gloves. DRAPERIES UPHOLSTERING SINCE T945 FAMOUS FOR Specially Priced! OAK TESTER bed, in Colonial mood, has engaging canopy with covering material matching the bedspread. • SLIPCOVER and FOR THIS HOME IMPROVEMENT EDITION DRAPERY FABRICS MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER • Foam Products a perfect choice Builders... Contractors Hwy. 35, Mlddletown, N. J. • Plastics TO SAVE TIME! SAVE MONEY! 113 BROAD STREET for that princess of the telephone Red Bank, N. J. • Traverse and Cafe Rods that sub-deb who deserves the best, it's Early American NOW-PICASSO in Cinderella WMte with Bool decoration and protective matching plastic tops For Every BY-THE-YARD! Building Job Radio Dispatched 10 striking examples of the master's ait, representing Trucks Save You every period. Time! See them in our Red Bank window. Bringing Builders and Buy them for slipcovers, draperies, or simply to frame A. Trlplt Dresser 119.00 Mason Contractors In B. Mirror 39.00 c cnest on Chest 98.00 This Booming Area Swifter Service and D. Mirror 24.00 E. Desk Vanity 76.00 Quality Controlled Concrete. 48" wide .95 F. Desk Choir 19.93 s^ . rr^^\ G- Spindle Bed 49.00 MAIN OFFICE^ 59.00 YD. .^enoirMm) ». HitCh 5 59.00 I. Sloraoe Chest 59.00 J. Corner Hutch 59.00 Reg. The Firginia Bare Collection K. Corner Unit DRAPERY 36 ,. L. Hutch 59.00 UNITED MATERIALS Corp. c to M. Door .Storage Chest 5?.00 45wid e 162 East Newman Springs Road FABRICS 2.49 Complete Bedroom RED BANK 747-4200 88 YD. yd. Double Dresser, Mirror, *>•.!«» OOC Chest and Canopy Bed vniy ZO3 OR CONTACT THE DIVISION NEAR YOU ... FAMOUS BRAND lla Danl E arly fl 1er can 48" wide Reg. fZl5H c i.1 m ol . " ' expresses the If ,k }? " youth. Selected hardwoods (inlshed a puro white are trimmed with deli- SLIPCOVER cate tloral design. And every piece Is built preshrunk to 10 n Ur tim0 25 ? 1 h •" 'r ' Virginla^Dare I, "ho CAMPBELL EATONTOWN periect choice for a busy young lady's room 2.98 Trw room your daughter will adore will cost fast color you surprisingly little. CONCRETE CO. CONCRETE CO. FABRICS YD. 531 • 0955 542.1930 1 West Park Ave. Lewis St. NEW 1964 CUSTOM Open Wednesday and Friday Nites 'til 9 p.m. WAYSIDE EATONTOWN INDIAN HEAD SLIPCOVERS COLLINS LAKEWOOD PRINTS 2 pieces, couch, CONCRETE CO. CONCRETE CO. 36" WIDE chair, up to 4 cushions furniture 787 - 5300 363.5400 DRIP DRY 347 Main St. Lakehurst Rd. 50 Ac company KEANSBURG WHITESVILLE PRE-SHRUNK 64 SOUPS—89c yd. SINCE 1914 MATAWAN REG. 85.00 CONCRETE CO. SHOP-AT-HOME: MIDDLETOWN OPEN 137 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK 566 - 6222 671-2141 TILL 9 P.M. 747-2104 Atlantic Ave. —T.t W.. Th., F.— (Free Parking Adjoining Store) MATAWAN 'ne&day, April 14, 1%-i—37 RED BANK REGISTER LINOLEUM & CARPET FACTORY OUTLET Jak Getting New Look As Cabinet Wood The popularity of different kinds of wood runs in cycles. Even some of the old standbys have their peak and low periods. NEW LOW PRICES One of these is oak, the newest fair-haired lady in the family True to its tradition of giving New Jersey homeowners the finest in floor coverings at the lowest prices, Linoleum & Carptt of cabinetwoods. Factory Outlets ore pleased to announce new low prices on some of their top quolity lines. Brand name merchandise is youri In shopping for oak, you will at as much as 50% off because of fantastic purchases made in the last few months. Not one item on this page is undesirofef*. soon discover there are many outdated merchandise. You would be proud to put it in your $100,000 home. Don't believe us! Come in and see for yourself. variations in the intensity of the EYE-CATCHING FENCE has unusual louvered deilgn, grain pattern. Oak has a dra- matic, flame-like figure in cer- crossed itrlpi ond flowerboxes setatlnlervalsalong the rail. tain cuts—and the figure can be stronger ("wilder," in technical jargon) or more subdued, de- pending partly on where he lumber grows and how it's han- dled in the plant. Whether you desire a pronounced or subtle pattern is a matter of individual COMPANY taste. Observe the finish. Great col- AtkVtV MRK IIB »ANK or variations exist in the cur- rent crop of finishes, which are a departure from the "golden oak", and "mission oak" of past range from almost-black to al most-white. The Industry's de- scription of very light is "bleached look" or "raw look". The bulk of the new finishes are in pleasantly warm, medium shades. Such names as "nut brown", "chestnut" and "drift- wood grey" appear. Regardless of shade, the finish should be ARRAY ... .a fine care-free carpet created by Painter Carpet Mills. Made of treated to withstand use, and a new continuous filament nylon that makes possible undreamed of texture not to fade. But this is the re- effects. And array is so buoyant to walk on, lives on like Methuselah, repels sponsibility of the manufacturer, dirt and soil, never pills! Choose from a galaxy of magnificent colors—clear, and the best the consumer can true, and simply breathtaking. do to assure It is to buy a qual- ity brand. Watch for cimpattbility if oth- er wood is used along with oak in the same collection or on the ssame piece. Worked harmoni at a price B ously with ak, in groups al L71 ready on the market, are elm, butternut, walnut, ash, birch, you can't I and pecan. One' group contracts oak and tak. In general, oak and mahogany are not consid- resist I — ered suitable running mates. •!(• filer eiris ta Mttb dirt Where an oak is grown af- •Ne* luster jives fects its quality. The Appalach- I luxury look SO. YD. Special purchase! ian region, for instance, produc- •Keeps clean with es an oak that has a fine, uni • little effort form grain and can be carved • Hefty pile for Ion?, well. • lone wear Salton Hotray H Add only $2.00 sq. yd. far custom fockl.it Some older oak furniture had installation and hravy all sponge rubbed pod. heavy lines and an overwhelm ing massiveness. But much of »«»> great buy for yourself, for gifts! the incoming oak furniture has a free - and - easy grace and di- mensions to fit most any room. In present interpretations, oak Is just as appropriate for a NOW 9.95 > ^i young couple's apartment or a bachlor studio or a small sub- urban house, as it once was for > fi Large I7x°" shatter-proof radiant gtast heat- Tudor castles and chateaux. m®*U\ Styling is always a moot poin -in o<4( Ki ir^otljgr woofc, 3V* ^3 Two new floors from Armstrong ; days furniture designers favor, for oak, Early American or its THE MMJrMYE'SHffl • Thermostatically controlled at 200 degrees F. Colonial, Spanish, some English and some Contemporary or • Beautiful satin stiver aluminum$ / Modern. In buying, check de- tails of wood ornamentation. , •JSmoothly finished solid walnut handles Skilled carving can be execut- * ed ill oak. There may be over- v lays and underlays. Recessed •,Fully guaranteed I drawer pulls, instead of exterior hardware, cajn be expertly done in oak, as can be noted in some Scandinavian imports. In meta hardware, antiqued brass and STEINBACH'S HOUSEWARES pewter-washed metals are fre- Second Floor «nd Aibilry Park quent companions for oak. Other construction points to watch, when considering oak pieces as when exploring any wood furniture, include: well- fitted parts; dovetailed drawer- sides; solid interiors; and float- SUPER FR1EZETTE . . , ordinarily wo do not buy VINYL CORLON® ing tops put together with Seconds in broad loom carpet but this was such a screws. And, of course, nothing Golden metallic medallions set fabulous purchase we couldn't resist. Super Friei- in. opaque white vinyl.,. a dra- substitutes for a good manufac- FREE elte is Gulistan's best quality twist carpet and it matic, new, high-style floor is turer and a reliable dealer. hat been made for over 30 years so it hat been practical as it is beautiful. Hy- Shop-At'Hotne well tested and proven in thousands of homes. This drocord® backing, install over most subfloors. . CALL permanently mothproof, pure wool twist is incom- parably lustrous, lovely, and luxurious. More I Newark, HU 5-9510 $ 98 important, it will retain these qualities through Special purchase Sealing Springfield, the severest punishment — and live longer. We SQ. YD. DR. 6-5220 have, examined each roll and can assure you the Re;, pries $7.95 3 Albury Park, imperfections are infinitesimal. Most importcj/it is sq. yd SQ. YD. 774-3817 that this carp*I sells regularly for $19.50 sq. yd. in Masonry most fin* stores. You are saving almost 50%. | Denville, OA 7-9202 6 Delicious colors in extra wide 15' width for A do-it-yourselfer can hardly - A talesman will call wall to wall., NEW with samples. No ob- | Reg. price If perfect $19.50 iq. yd. have failed to notice the many ligation to buy. different brands of epoxy adhe Add only $2.00 sq. yd. for custom tackles* sives on dealers' shelves in re installation end heavy all sponge rubber pad IN cent months. I SHEET VINYL The popularity of the epoxie; is due to their strength anc ••Bll durability for certain types ol projects. Epoxies are a new MOSAIC CERAMIC class of plastic resin, delivered LINOLEUM ROBB1NS 14.98 "Rose Garden" spread from petroleum. The resin i; TILES TILE produced and sold as a molas ENCORE VINYL ses - like liquid and must b« 12c Value! HANDSOME CLAY TILES in full and twin sizes mixed with a curing or harden WxW inset into T2"xl2" ing agent just before use. sheet. Entire sheet only. TILE One of the newest of the epox 9"«9" luxurious Robbini Encora vinyl tile with tiny ies is a waterproof sealant es First quality! Also 1" Tiles vinyl chipi floating in a clear vinyl background. inlaid tiled Now low pries. Mill rum — thit maani that pecially made for leaks in base Glazed or Unglazed 49' mstrong NOW $10 ment walls, swimming pools anc! 95% of the til«i you gat are perfect. boat hulls, although it has manj Reg. price if perfect 62c other uses. It forms a hard smooth surface which does no Vinyl shrink, expand or deteriorate. KENTtLE TRAVERTINE 49c Pamed Fieldcrwt quality in a bedipread of un- Asbestos VINYL CORLON* The sealant is applied with nr Vinyl asbestos in new, 12"xl2" New floor beauty ordinary paint brush, prefera featuring random- Special purchase usual richness . . . covered with riny rojebuds thicker weight. As TILES Jilt A » A >J *>^ ««_L.t_ »• . AtaAM bly a cheap one that can bi eg. pries $7.95 12c Value! like designs sot in thrown away after it has beer attractive as solid vinyl sq. yd. translucent vinyl. that bloom in fluffy tufts ! Firmly woven cot- used. It dries in about ter costing twice as much. A style that goes hours. well in any room $398 One way to find the exac 12"xl2" and with any dec- ton-rayon, rounded corners, deep bullion fringe. 9x9 Tilos In a leloclion of colors. First orative scheme. areas on a basement wal CO. 35c quality. Spociot lot. Install anywhere sq. yd. where waterproofing is needec over any subfloor. Blue, yellow, lilac on whito ground. Twin, 8lx is to mark the spots with challi while they nre wet, as durlnf 108"; ^11, 94x108". a heavy rain. Then, after th crack or section has dried, th chalk will show you where th. sealant is needed. The resin anc curing agent are mixed thor LINOLEUM & CARPET FACTORY OUTLET oughly, allowed to sit for nbou STEINBACH'S BEDSPREADS 15 minutes and then spread oi Second Floor and Albury Park the surface which needs ntten tlon. ASBURY PARK RUG and CARPET CO.

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