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LOWNDEHBORO, Ala. (AP)-An into her neck. A second, bullet a load of marchers to Selma and Moton said an auto pulled State and federal authorities a 20-man delegation tried to pre- attractive while Detroit mother hit the roof of the car. were returning for more. alongside about the lime he heard began an immediate investiga- sent a voting rights petition to who felt she had to help other The shooting occurred in a something hit. Then it surged him. He told a news conference Only a few hours earlier, Gov. tion. It was not determined if people was shot to death while desolate section of Lowndes Coun- past. After their car stopped, later "The fact that there were George C. had said the federal troops who guarded the driving in a rural section near ty near the Big Swamp en U.S. Moton said, he ducked down in no incidents (during the march fact that there were no inci- marchers were still on the high- Lowndesboro, the third person to 80, which was the-route of the the seat when he saw the other (See RACIAL, Page 3) dents during the 50-mile march way. die by violence in the current five-day march. auto turn around. A light flashed from Selma to Montgomery re- March Climax civil rights campaign in Alabama. into their car and then the other flected credit on the state. Moton said he heard a sound The shooting occurred only a Mrs. Viola Gregg Liuzzo, 39, like a rock hitting the door of auto raced away, he said. few hours after Dr. Martin Lu- Victim was on a lonely t/wo-lane stretch Leroy Moton of Selma, a 21- the car and Mrs. Liuzzo slumped Moton hitchhiked back to Sel- ther King, Jr., led 25,000 persons of higliway going back to Mont- year-old Negro active in arrang- over. The car skidded put of ma and told his story to the to the Alabama Capitol to climax gomery from Selma last night ing transportation for voter rights control,"toppled"three"posts ,of a march headquarters there. He the 50-mile pilgrimage from Sel- v/hen a bullet smashed the win- marchers, was sitting beside her barbed wire fence and catti« to was being held by Selma police ma to Montgomery. dow beside her" and slammed on the front seat. They had taken a stop in a pasture. as a material witness. Wallace was not present when

MOLLY BROWN MANEUVERS — Astronaut Virgil Sriiiom uiai a modal of the Molly Brown to illustrate tha maneuvert hs and co-pi'lot John Young, left, went Fear Fort Status Change through during their three-orbit flight Tuesday. Space FORT MONMOUTH — The Register inquiry, disclosed that twins deicribed their experiences during newt confer- whether it might even bring an Department Decision considered. After a check with Army confirmed yesterday that one of the studies will be com- increase. The general said when the Army and congressional officials, ence at Cocoa Beach, Fla., yesterday. They go to Wash- studies are being conducted here pleted in several days. Like the The Signal School is one of the study has been completed it will t was reported there are no ington today where ProsidervhJohnson will express the which could possibly have a others, it deals with the realign- major activities at Fort Mon- be sent to CONARC. Then it plans — current or future — to ment of electronics courses be- nation's gratitude and present them Space Heroes' bearing on the future status of mouth. The-school trains yearly will be up to the Department of move the school to Fort Gordon. the Signal School. tween the Fort Monmouth and about 6,500 enlisted students and the Anmy to make the final de- New Building Medal.. (APWirephoro) The Army, in reply to a Daily Fort Gordon, Ga., Signal Schools, 1,200 to 1,500 officers. There are :ision. At that time, the announcement Once again, new fears have about 700 civilians on the Signal But the general stressed: ' that a permanent-type building School payroll and a large num- generated here that the Army is "Since this study has not yet was being constructed at the Labor Peace Restored ber of military personnel used considering moving all or part of been finalized, nor has it been huge installation near Augusta, the courses at the Signal School for training and administrative delivered' to CONARC, no course (See FORT STATUS, Page 2) Mrs. Viola Liuzzo here to the Fort Gordon installa- functions. tion. of action has been approved nof Gen. Brown said the studies is there any assurance that any But Brig. Gen. Harold McD. Stavola's Holmdel Bid Lily-Tulip Reinsta tes Four came about in two ways: will be.' Brown, Signal School comman- 1. As a result of current dant, said yesterday no conclu- He said "Department of the organization taking place within Army procedures do not permit HGLMDEL, — Labor-manage- Products Union, had been dis- On Monday, Michael Tania, sions can be reached until the the Army along functional lines. release of information on these ment peace is restored here to- charged from the company on business agent of the local, and studies are made final. 2. As a result, the Continental studies until they have been day, with the firing of four union Monday. James , local president, NixAsphaltPlant Won't Speculate Army Command (CONARC) (the finalized and delivered to officials by LHy-Tulip Cup Corp. Mr. Ferrentino's announcement issued a statement saying that He said he would not even be- parent organization of the Signal CONARC. rescinded and changed to 30-day came after the executive board if charges against any union of- HOLMDEL—The Zoning Board present industrial zone's eastern gin to speculate on whether the School at Fort Monroe, Va.) di' The Daily Register, in October, luspenslons without pay. . of the union decided to take dis- ficial were substantiated, the union boundary. studies might bring about a re rected that the study be made on set down fears in the county that of Adjustment last night turned B. Edward Ferrentino, plant ciplinary action against the four itself would mete out discipline. duction in courses here or the course realignment. a Fort Gordon move was being thumbs down on proposed con- Describing the planned struc- manager, yesterday announced men for their role in the walk- Yesterday, management and struction of an asphalt plant ure as a bituminous concrete modifications of the disciplinary out which was illegal under the union officials. Including Mr. plant, Mr. Stavola contends such here. action taken' against the four union's contract with the com' Tarzia, issued this state: a project would produce no odor, who were involved in an unau- pany. .... , ment: "The union prior to The obstacle for Stavola Con- little noise beyond plot lines thorized walkout of plant employ- Lose Offices the discharge of the four men tracting Co., Inc., in its bid for and, he said, there would be ees' last Friday morning. The executive board said (James Brown, Paul Wild, MidieJ Incinerator Auction Set a variance, is non-existence of very little dust emanating from The four, officials of Local 470 would remove the four from Dussack, and Wilson Jordon) had the proposed industrial buffer its stacks. Printing, Specialties and Paper fice in the local. indicated it did not intend to LONG BRANCH—Auction bids floor at the last council meeting, cards ..before- the hand," he ex- road that could provide access He estimated value of the plant discipline the four officials for on the city-owned incinerator anil but was defeated when the body claimed. to the site. at $150,000 to $200,000. their part in the waBcout.". Mr. adjacent property will be re- deadlocked at 3-3. Councilmen Let them come back "telling Marvin E. Schaefer, Wanamas- Tarzia yesterday made no com- ceived in two weeks, City Council George- and Marks were absent m» bigger numbers all the time," Appearing for the firm Frank Stavola, company vice sa attorney, represented Stavola. ment on the difference in the two voted last night. when the vote was taken. Mr. Cioffi admonished the coun- Principal objectors to the ap- statements. Obsolete cil. president. He told the board he lict of Interest The controversial incinerator was informed by Michael Nero, plication were Norman J. Cur- "I don't know any way we can The dispute arose over the ar- was put on the block by A pre- Mayor Untermeyer, referring to owner of the land, that the pro- rie, Keyport attorney who is an avoid showing our hand," the rival at the plant of a small determined 5-3 vote. a report by City Manager James posed road will go in, will be adjacent landowner,; and Mrs. mayor retorted. supply of paperboard that had .Terms of the proposed sale, F. Roosevelt, told the council the available and will provide access Lucile Schusler, Telegraph Hill Code Action Set been printed some time ago at however, were amended to pro- incinerator is obsolete. Incinera- Veto Stipulation to the proposed plant. Rd. resident. another Ely Tulip plant and which hibit the area from being used tion itself, he claimed, is too ex- Officially, the board ruled there KEANSBURG - Mayor Louis iects, stating, "It is my firm be- A motion by Councilwoman was originally prepared for use for stables. pensive to be practical: He 'Mr. Stavola pinpointed the is no evidence erf a hardship, . T. ColliChio, Sr. will propose a Wilson, sensing that her stand lief that all professional officials at that location. Tooling avail Voting to accept bids on the claimed that the amount of gar- location as Block 50, lot 42, - there are no special reasons for conflict of'interest code to Bor- was lost, that the terms of ths dealing with the public should ability made it necessary to u(i utility were Mayor Milton F. bage that could be incinerated west of Mattel, Inc. It was the plant being constructed here, ough Council April 6. sale stipulate that the owner must comply with a conflict code. lize at Holmdel, the paper already Untermeyer and Councilmen for $3 would cost only 70 cents to planned for a 10-acre tract north no egress and ingress roads and ' The action follows — confusion clear the land immediately was "Several members of the board on hand at the other location, Robert Penn, Samuel A. Marks, dispose of by the landfill pro- of the buffer road, south of the the facility would be detrimental surrounding the proposed appoint- (See INCINERATOR. Page 2) contend that as long as others Mr Ferrentino said Walter J. George and Vincent J. cess which is now in use. railroad tracks, just within the to! surrounding properties. ment of James Davis as plumb- are permitted to practice In the Prior Notice Mazza, sponsor of the resolu- The mayor claimed that $55,000 ing inspector. community, it is discriminatory Prior notice had been given tion. is more than a fair price for the There is a clause in the ex. to single out the plumbing in- to officers of the local. It is not Negative votes were cast by plant and land. Without Mon Emphasized In City Court toting local health code, speci- spector. The building inspector the company's practice to import Councilmen Cioffi and mouth Park, he declared, the fically requiring the plumbing (Percy Matthews) is under a rojes of printed paper from other Edgar N. Dinkelspiel and Coun- property would not bring more Inspector not to engage in the conflict-of-interest code at present locations to the Holmdel plant,' cllwoman Lucy Wilson. than $25,000. Want Constitutional Rights plumbing profession within the and it works out fine." Mr. Ferrentino said. An offer of $85,000 has-been re- Councilman Cioffi, a proponent borough. He concluded, "I believe we This occurs so rarely, he said, ceived from the Monmouth Park of incineration, charged that the LONG BRANCH - The ques- 'When Mr. Cohen continued to Chief Pesano rose and said it In January, the Board of Health should get this settled. This prob- that he gave assurance to the Jockey Club, which operates mayor was guilty of being a poor tionof whether defendants in this discuss the subject with the men, was time to "do something about was advised by the state at- lem seems to pop up all the union on Friday it would not hap- Monmouth Park. businessman by calling the offer city are being given all their con- Chief Pesano, visibly upset, ap- these punks to get them off the torney general's office to appoint time." (See LILY-TULIP, Page 2) The resolution had come to the a fair price. "You've sliown your stitutional rights was raised in proaohed the bench and declared streets." Mr, Davis, 177 Park Ave., by magistrate's court yesterday and that he had personally asked one Magistrate Cohen cautioned the Jan. 28, on the basis of a Civil led to a lengthy and heated de- of the men rf they wished to make chief that patience was needed Service Commission examination bate between Police Chief Thom- a telephone call and the man had in these cases. last year. State officials were as M. Pesano and Magistrate refused. CMetf Pesano quickly retorted: unaware erf the local code. FulIHouseExpeetedatCouncilSession Stanley Cohen. The chief spoke strongly to Mr. "How much patience can a per- The point was brought up dur- Cohen during the next case when son have?" The Board of Health then ing the arraignment of three lo- claimed that, like the neighbor Mr. Cohen attempted to learn After court Mr. Cohen said he moved to drop the conflict of SFJA BRIGHT - Tonight's ,Bor- surplus binds are subject to limi- recent addition of a pool at the cal men when Magistrate Cohen ing borough, the community's from the defendant why he con- didn't think Chief Pesano's re- Interest clause in order to ap- ouigh Council session is expected tations. He said his plan would Monmouth Beach bathing beach. asked them if they had been given planned $80,000 pool would amor- stantly broke the law. (See RIGHTS, Page 3) point Mr.' Davis, who is a prac- lo draw a packed house. Fea- help raise the needed funds for That facility, he said, raised its all their rights according to the tize itself and create a revenue- ticing'plumber in the borough. tured will be the pros and cons the other necessary programs. beach revenues from $26,000 in constitution. of the public swimming pool is- 1963 to $52,000 last year. He producing facility. To this, Mayor Collichio ob- The councilman pointed to the Chief Pesano reacted by de- sue. "We must spend money to claring that every person picked Study Government Councilman John J. Picknally, make money," Mr. Picknally up by his men had been receiv- 3 Detectives Jr., borough beach committee Second Highlands said. He added that he is aware ing "everything they are entitled chairman and champion of the of the need for beach protection to under the law." Form at Colts Neck plan, has predicted, he will have devices, sewers and new fire "It seems as though the police Are Certified facts and figures available to- equipment. He said, however, he department is on trial here," the COLTS NECK — In a letter to answer, and that some form of night regarding the proposal. Slate Is Formed feels the borough treasury should chief charged. the local Democratic Club, the council-management government be'built up before the needed The issue was brought to the HIGHLANDS - Incumbent man of its-subdivision commit Magistrate Cohen retorted that Township Committee last night may be more appropriate. By State programs are started. announced it was seeking the fore at the last council meeting, Councilmen 'John A. Bahrs and tee. this was not the case — that he The committee's action was in services of a Rutgers University MIDDLETOWI,- Capt. Ray-when objectors to. the plan voiced William McGowan announced last In Juvenile Unit He said the facility could low- merely wanted to be sure each answer to a letter from the club er borough taxes by 10 points or expert on government to study mond T. Walling reported yester- their opinions.at a budget hear- night they will seek ejection May Secretary of the Juvenile Con- defendant received his every legal which requested the committee more next year. Without a means the existing form of government day Jbat three members of the ing. }1 on a full slate with, former ference Committee, she has been right. consider increasing its member- of earning funds, he added, the in view of future needs. detective division have been cer- Mr. Picknally told the gather- Mayor Frank J. Hall, former a member since its inception, 15 Two of the three men being ship from three to five. rate could go up nearly 40 points. In the letter Issued by Mayor tified'to: serve as police instruc- ing that he went to the session Councilman Ernest Vaughan, and years ago. arraigned said they had not had In the letter to Robert K. Mul- Dr. Timothy Lee of Ocean Ave. Joseph L. Moreau, Jr., it was tors at all recognized county po- to consider the borough's 1965 newcomer Mrs. Ellen M. Lynch. She is a former president of an opportunity to make a phone ter, president of the Democratic lice training schools. budget and was not prepared to produced a 204-name petition at call after being arrested. This stated that a change from the Club, Mayor Moreau said the Mr. Vaughan was tne last can- ths Rosary Altar Society of Our They are Detective Lt. Joseph angue the pool issue. the council session. It has been was immediately denied by de- present three-member committee committee "has had under study didate to join the ticket. His in- Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic to five fnembers may not be the Objectors called for postpone- said that "many more" persons tectives. for several months ... or exist- M. McCarthy and Detective Sgts. tentions of. running were m?de Church, here. Robert M. Letts and Frank Glea- ment of the plan in favor of con- have listed themselves as objec- ing form of government and its public last night by Mr. Bahrs. Born in New York, she has son. struction of jetties and bulkheads, tors to the plan. Objectors also current operational procedures. Mrs. Lynch, who is «he first been a summer resident for 40 questioned future insurance costs 'Visitor' Gets Out of Court House Capt. Walling said the trio re- the sewering of the entire bor- years. She moved here with her In this regard we are negotiating woman to seek office here, has and the cost of added police pro- with Dr. Ernest Clifton Reock. cently received their certificates ougg h and the purchasp e of a snor- husband Timothy A. Lynch, Sr., been a member of the Planning tection at the pool site. director of the Bureau of Gov- from Arthur J. Sills, state at- kel-type fire truck. about 22 years ago. The couple torney generaJ, Mr. replied that the Board six years. Vice chairman The councilman said the bor- Really an 'Inside JoVernment Research of Rutgers M Pkll : body, she served as chair- (See HIGHLANDS, Page 2) University, for a comprehensive (See POOL, Page 2) FREEHOLD — It was obvious- prisoner was a former inmate study of this type for our town- of the county jail who had worked ly an "inside job" but a "who ship some time this summer. We dunnit" mystery is now b&ffling ir. the court house in cleanup feel that this matter is of suf- I Index county courthouse authorities be- details in the past. ficient importance to the Colts cause there are too many sus- There is only one way out of Neck of today and the future to pects. the building, for those who don't Allen-Scott warrant this professional assis- Someone who apparently got have keys and don't want to tance. Amusements locked in the Court House after climb through jagged edges of From our own experience, we Jim Bishop It was closed Tuesday expressed broken windows. And it takes have seen too many of our sur- Brld|e ... - his emotions in many ways: some experience to know the ex- John Chamberlain _ rounding communities change to —He threw a two-loot high it. the five-man committee form of Classified . .. 3MS sand-

46H Boys Fined For Use Of Alcohol MIDOLETOWN — TTiree youth: were lined $25 each in Municipal Court yesterday by Magistrate .PIECE OUTFIT Richard E. Burke for posses- 4 sion of alcoholic beverages, Fined were Fred Sayle, 18, o If you plan building a home— 9 Byne PI., West Keansfmrg James Parker, Jr., 18, of 17! 88 Shrewsbury Ave,, Red Bank, anc If you are buying a new or older home— Robert J. Holland, 19, of 939 Rt "1, Union Beach. If you are remodeling or repairing your present home— Sayle was arrested Feb. 23 by Patrolman Walter Monahan. Po- 11 lice said Sayle was a passengei in a car operated by a juvenile Patrolman Monahan stopped the car on a routine check an* SHADOW LAWN CAN HELP YOU found the atoodiolic beverages in it. , • EXPENSIVELY-STYLED EASTER COAT The Parker youth was appre- hended by Patrolman Richard By having our consulting home building-financ- By giving you fast action on the financing and, LAMINATED TO KEEP ITS TRIM LINES Halliday March 19 at the Oaks, ing specialists discuss your plans in advance •most important of all, keeping carrying costs Rt. 35, for having alcoholic bev- and counsel you on such important matters as within your means so that you may enjoy your erages in his possession. • MATCHING HAT WITH PERT STREAMERS location, taxes, possible neighborhood trends horns without unwarranted financial stress. 'i Patrolman Harry Sage arrestei Holland March 20 on Sears Ave., and future assessment's, selection or reliable • WHITE HANDBAG AND KNIT GLOVES Navesink, after the patrolman contractors ... found alcollol in a parked car in which Holland was a passen- Our counseling service is free to all, whether or The coat alone would be a marvelous buy at this HERE'S WHY YOU SAVE ger. not Shadow Lawn is chosen for the financing. price-but Robert Hall makes it 4 times as wonderful AT ROBERT HAIL Mrs. Catherine O'Brien, 261 Sea Come in any day, 9 to 4 or 9 to 8 on Friday. to celebrate our anniversary!1 Two beautifully fashioned Breere Way., East Keansburg • We sell for cosh only! received a $100 suspended fine Phone 222- 1100. coats—pebbly textured acrylic crepe in vibrant * Thara aro n&tCredil charges! solid colors; black-and-white cheeked cotton knit... for allowing her daughter, Mary * Ws have no credit losses I Ann, to miss school 5) out of red soutache trim, v-shape belt ia back. 7-12. • You love because ws sov.l 92 days since Oct. 15.

RETURNS TO LANGLEY AFB ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Air- man First Class Ronald J, Hal- vorsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- 600 BROADWAY. AT NORWOOD AVENUE. LONG BRANCH ton Halvorsen, 135 East Wash KEANSBURG: ROUTE 36 on MAIN STREET ington Ave., Atlantic Highland!, • OAKHURST e HOLMDEL • KEYPORT * HIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER has returned to Langley Air ASBURY PARK PERTH AMBOY Force Base in Virginia alter ,35 af Asbury Part Circle 34LSmirfi 5t, West of RR. Sfe •pending feveral days at bonw. Offimt Nearrag End Of Training DAIiY CROSSWORD fireproof ing ACWMS XWimm Mssage of tie biij would en- The old Pennsylvania Csasi, JRWaTMONMOUTH - U. Col. Hie course is not limited to be mathn»tki»n« before they en- UOamtxi raMai* lourage construction of numerous completed in 18J4, connected Mauohar Singi Socfti of the In-U.S. officers — the Signal School roll. Is Asked By najor apartment projects. Of- Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. A dian Army win be Hie first for- bas graduated 3,900 men from f Col. SodH bas been entrusted 11. Island: llud StCkr- eign officer to complete the Sig- with a series of preliminary com- Bay of nuui idals said the 20,000 union mem- railway was used to pull boats countries from its other course Maples 6. Per- nal School's Automatic Data- puter studies. He will return to river Union Men >ers are actively working for pas-over the mountains. Processing System (A0PS) in the past 15 years — but ADP New Detti in May and will be in 12. Biblical fbrad' nuns «. Priestly 35. In- age of the measure. course here. is a lough one. Its students mm charge of the guidance of a new flamed RED BANK - The 804 mem- series of studies to determine #o •pot bers of Red Bank Local 2250, N.J. belief Penda, State Council of Carpenters are military applications of ADPS H. Street . T. Conform on within the Indian Army. eye- numbered among 9,000 carpenters Anb 8, Male lid: Ainnr who have endorsed Assembly Bill The son of an Oxford Univer- 15. Poem sheep var. S3. Tangled sity graduate, the Sikh officer 18. Small 9. Looked S5.Ftnc«step 455, permitting the use of fire- 28. Cloth proof wall board for walls and has been looking forward to his drtnlc pleased measure 40. Pub Items military career since he was a IT.Eng.tttle: 10. Right** 28. Legislative 41. Fennel: ceilings of high rise apartments. ATTENTION abbr. teft Pi boy. He holds it to be a good, body Resolutions were adopted by clean, honest profession, but IS. Compass 16. Rubbed 30. Appendage 41 Equip point 44. Evening members at regular sessions of HUFFMAN JJ BOYLE points out that not every Sikh is Ky of & lv.Perfom 24 union locals in 14 counties a soldier. lO.OlMSgpot lobster eungod 21. Source of 33, Round-ups 45. High priest supporting the bill. Resolutions FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM There are Sikh farmers, educa- •bade cud were delivered to Francis X. Mc- • 6 7 B tors and industrialists — among 33. Surgical * u Dermott, assistant Assembly ma- die; best in India — "but It is jority leader. true," the colonel agreed, "tfiat 28. Queer II & Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontoun — 542-1010 VOTERS OF Union officials yesterday issued the Sikhs are best known to the 27. Indicate fa world at large as soldiers. 29. Woo i! 4 a joint statement declaring that Col. Sodhi revealed, in fact, 31. Songbird % 34. Blunders Is » 1 that ail the males in his family- 38. Lamprey % % father, grandfather, great-grand- 37. Forward 16 to father, brothers and uncles—are 38.Negative all or had been army officers. reply is * KEANSBURG 89. little % chM y % % Wrecks Two U. Month <* » it \lftii the year % APRIL 1st. 1965 «.Doctrin» $4 P Si Cars, Boy 4R.She«r linen % % tT.Ehg.4wet si •hi 41 SMf % ^/< IS THE LAST DAY andcrltlo 44 Eludes Police 48. Borders & to 15 GOOD-AS-CASH 49. Young girl: TO REGISTER TO BE MHJPLETOWN - Police are n ft V still seeking the identity of a OOWK boy who stole and wrecked two LTospealc W DUST MOP, SPONGE MOP ELIGIBLE FOR THE cars, and eluded police in two first PLASTIC OVAL or communities early Wednesday S-H6 morning. BUSHEL CLOTHES BASKET or PUSH BROOM MUNICIPAL ELECTION Police said the youth took a car owned by Paul Fatwr, Guilty Plea Teachers' Pay Elinor St., New Mormrouth, from Limit 2 OF MAY 11, 1965. in front of his«home. Neighbors spotted the theft and called police. Is Entered Guide Enters till 3/27 Police saw the car leaving the FREEHOLD - Gerald A. Cos- area, and chased it for three ack, Vanada Dr., Neptune, plead- Stage Two 33' miles until the car missed a ed quilty Wednesday to imperson- APRIL 1st, 1965 curve and ran into a ditch and ating a state trooper by showing RUMSON — The second install- hit a tree on Rd. a state police badge when stopped ment of a two-year teacher sal- Police said the youth abandoned- for a traffic violation by Belmar ary guide increase was approved IS THE DEADLINE the car and then stole a second Police Sgt. Robert Prlngle last formally by the Rumson-Fair auto belonging to Robert Macik, May 9. Haven Regional High School 4" NYLON 7" PAINT ROLLER FOR FILING PETITIONS 11 StephenviUe Blvd. , Another indictment accusing board Wednesday night. The chase continued up Cooper Cosack of impersonating a troop- The three-level guide starts PAINT BRUSH and TRAY SET Rd. to Rt. 35 and then into Red er in a discussion with firemen teachers with bachelor degrees FOR CANDIDATES Bank at speeds up to 100 miles at New Shrewsbury remains at $5,200 and gives 5250 increases per hour, according to police. open, but the prosecutor's office yearly. Master's degree holders Limit 1 Limit 1 Red Bank police joined in the indicated it would not be moved. start at $5,400 and progress at FOR THE ohase. The oar crashed into a Judge Alton V. Evans, who ac-the same rate until the 15th year till 3/27 till 3/27 curbjon Pearl St. cepted the plea on the Belmar when the increment is $200. Police said the youth escaped charge, set April 15 for sentenc- Teachers at the sixth year level 49 MUNICIPAL ELECTION by foot into a railroad yard. of education start at $5,600 and 99' ing. Frank Pizzi, Prospect Ave., get $250 yearty increases to the OF MAY 11, 1965. Need Money? Sell those things Cliffwood, pleaded guilty to book- 16th year when the raise is $150. you really don't need with a making Feb. 8 at Regan's Tavern Dr. John F. Kinney, Jr., super- Daily Register Classified Ad. Rt. 35, Matawan Township. He intendent, has called the guide Call now. will be sentenced April 15. "competitive with the possible ELASTIC EDGE SILICON exception of the maximum HUGE 16" ALUMINUM levels." \ou £'au Count on I'*. ... Quality No Mor<> at Sours PUSH GRILL IRONING BOARD COVER lliffwood Church Limit 1 Limit 1 Holding Anniversary till 3/27 CLIFFWOOD BEACH - The till 3/27 15th anniversary of the Bayview Reg. 2.99 Make Your Own Scenic Spot Presbyterian Church, will be ob- 1.69 20' served Sunday, with a buffet sup- per at S p.m. in Fellowship Half. Elder Richard Dodenhoff is chairman of tho program. Slides showing the first steps in the construction of the church will 9-VOLT TRANSISTOR KITCHEN be shown. The church, as well as the pastor's house, was built SPONGE by the members of the church. RADIO BATTERY Pictures have also been collected 3 for showing the growth of the church. lffperf.,25e A hymn sing will be held in the Limit 1 sanctuary under the direction of Limit 6 Robert Stelling, Long Hill till 3/27 Chapel, Chatham. His musical 15' till 3/27 20' roup will present a sacred music program. A free will of- fering will be collected. A nursery will be provided for children. Reservations for the supper are being received by the pastor, 3-PC. GARDEN Rev. David L. Bucci. HAND TOOL SET Dr. Friedman to Speak Limit 1 At Long Branch Forum LONG BRANCH - Dr. Erwin till 3/27 Friedman, chief clinical psychol- ogist and acting administrative 33' director of the Children's Psy- chiatric Center, Inc., Eatontown will be the speaker when the In stitute of Adult Jewish Studies of Congregation Brothers of Is- rael here presents the fourth in FITS ALL SPONGE CAULKING COMPOUND a series of forums Monday eve- ning at g o'clock. and MOP REFILL WITH SPOUT Dr. Friedman will speak on "Intermarriage." 3 for A general discussion will fol Limit 2 Limit 3 low his talk. The program i: open to the public. till 3/27 99' till 3/27 15'

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• Irish Juniper * Biota • Japanese Holly Limit 1 Limit 1 Plant an imaginative.garden arrangement using pyr- till 3/27 till 3/27 amidal arhorvitae to mark corners and add height. 66' 77 Add interesting borders with spreading junipers BO popular around ranch homes. Complete with dwarf and global shrubs often used to accent entrance ways. "How come Pre-Emerge Crabgrass Killer everybody SILLY POTTED Reg. O66 4>W " doesn't eat it?" PUTTY ROSE BUSHES Ten IO0) Wtt, Frl. The Register's Opinion DISILLUSIONING, ISN'T IT? Jim Bishop: Reporter LBJ Does a Job Centered on the Moon ,-TSX aVa^rK ^^] Thrills came at the rate of almost given the impression of falling on a have been coming here since 1943, when I was war editor of Collier's Magazine, and I have seen a lot °Ih#PW!«; one every five seconds Tuesday morn- giant pillow, but one full of holes tlemen come and go. Those who remain are fatigued and full of ing as Americans, through the open and probably thick with dust. martini tranquilizers, and the best that can be said for them is eyes of television, were able to watch America's space opponent, the So- that they are uniformly good providers. Nothing else. Viscera has been replaced "live" the spectacle of the United viet Union, indeed, appears to have by jelly. Intelligence has been numbed by States' Ranger 9 space vehicle make been able to send a "seeing-eye" craft cunning. Character is no longer a word; it's its crash landing at a pre-selected site, some distance around the dark side a colloquial expression meaning "nut." Hon- or is reserved for military cadets and old the crater Alphonsus, on the face of of the moon and relay pictures back fashioned wives. Loyalty is a word used in the moon. Scored, beyond a doubt, to earth. But never before have scien- i'(fl\ &.] the presence of the boss every day, even was another tremendous "first" for tists sent anything to that satellite of though you don't mean it and he doesn't un- this nation in its newest form of the world that demonstrated the ac- derstand it. . The capital is not decadent. The city is scientific achievement. curacy and information-collecting cap- sound, the buildings and monuments are bea- Ranger 9 was traveling at the abilities of Ranger 9. utiful, the girls are giddy and the men per- speed of 5,971 miles per hour at im- spire, respire and aspire. The churches are Following up, as it did, the ab- BISHOP full of people who, unlike God, wish to b« pact time. The first of the sequence sorbing successful "guided missile" seen. The opera and the strip-tease provide a contrast in cul- pictures came through when the voyages around the earth by Astro- ture. You are a Johnson man or you are nobody. craft's six cameras began snapping nauts Virgil (Gus) Grissom and John There was a dread feeling, when Lyndon B. Johnson was their shutters at the height of 1,300 W. Young aboard the "Molly Brown" first sworn in, that the office was ready but he wasn't. Some said he couldn't think beyond the brim of his Texas hat. That miles from the lunar surface. Shown spacecraft, the successes of United is now acknowledged to be the mistake of the century. Mr. then was an area of about 500 square States' space geniuses have been most Johnson has not only assumed the office of President, but h« miles. The scene rapidly changed. emphatically demonstrated. Congratu- has taken complete charge. % Soon, more and more craters were lations must be shared both by the About 10 days ago, when he addressed, an extraordinary session of Congress on the matter of civil rights, I sat in tho seen; mountains grew and ravines people who devised and developed House with my arms on a brass railing, listening. He talked deepened. the equipment and those courageous boss. There was no pleading in this man for the House and enough to use it well. Senate to please him; he came, not as a supplicant, but as an Toward the last, viewers were irritated man who pounded his fist for action. The tone was "I want. You do it." President Johnson, who learned the earthy fundamentals of politics from Samuel Ray- Serious Error in Judgment burn, is a vote counter. He will speak the homely platitudes his writers J>end into the speeches, but he is a politician who The withholding of information by Although the amount is relatively knows how many votes are in his pocket at all times. When President Kennedy died, someone asked me on a tele- the Raritan Board of Education re- small) the fund was never mentioned vision program what I thought of the new man. The thing I said garding finances comes as a disap- in the many long discussions over then still goes. "Kennedy had the lofty principals of the states- possible budget cuts before or after man in public and accomplished little; Johnson will accomplish pointment and surprise to many, par- the schedule was defeated. Sylvia : Your Money's Worth more in one year than Kennedy could in four." The words ticularly those who fought for the came hard. I admire John F. Kennedy as I admire few men in By using these tactics, no matter history. ' school budget and those who opposed how well intentioned, the board un- The Kennedy ship has disappeared. One can spot a few tim- drastic cuts in the budget wittingly has played into the hands 9 bers here and there, floating on a sea of federal agencies. The O'Briens, the Powers, the Reardons, the Salingers, the O'Don- The spending schedule was de- of those who claimed large cuts could Those 'Minor Auto Accidents nells, the Sorensens were all fighters. The only bigotry they feated at the polls twice and then have been made, and worse still, has permitted themselves was to despise anyone who wasn't a Ken- One of every three of you licensed to drive trimmed by the Township Committee in effect pulled the rug out from un- breaking a headlight—which costs $50 to nedy man. It is said that, once in Washington, they learned a car in the U.S. will be involved in an auto- repair, you'll still pay $50 out of your own nothing and forgot nothing. —based on information supplied by der a number of people who put them- mobile accident this year. pocket. They didn't understand the genteel hypocrisy of saying one the board. A few days later, the board selves on the firing line for the board, This will come to an awesome 36 million Where do minor accidents usually hap- thing and meaning another, so they refashioned the capital into drivers! This will be almost double the num- revealed that it has funds left over including Mayor Marvin Olinsky. pen? What might you do to help protect a Honey Fitz ward. Johnson has gone a step further. The city ber of individual drivers yourself against them? is now a friendly corral, and1 all the hands are under orders from the last school construction bond Unfortunately, it is the old story slated to be reported offi- (1) Many small accidents occur In to smile. The President, as Governor Wallace af Alabama found issue—more than $20,000—which can of "Cry Wolf." It will come back to cially in traffic accidents by shopping center parking lots. Your car might out, believes in giving every subject five minutes of friendly per- the National Safety Council need a $30 or $40 paint touch-up job if a suasion. After that, it is too late to run for the hills. and will be used to supplement the haunt the board next year, possibly and other organizations tab- driver parks too close to you, opens her (or A glance at history shows that America Is blessed with 1965-66 budget ulating these statistics. his) door thoughtlessly and hurriedly—then for several years. getting the right man at the right time. This one feels the power drives away before you can get the name and This suggests that it's of his office and exercises it. He does not look over the shoul- address. probable you'll have at least ders of his department heads, but he does not forgive blunders one auto accident during the Or your car might need minor repairs if either. I stopped in the White House to talk to Malcolm Kil- Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington next five years. it is damaged by a shopping' cart. Or you duff, the assistant press secretary, and he exudes the confidence The horrible, death-deal- might have a small accident if you get mixed which permeates the Johnson Administration. ing accidents make the up in the congested traffic patterns of typical shopping center parking .areas. The. White House press corps, in spite of a few brushes with PORTER headlines. They should, they the President, now admit that he knows what he is doing and "There's obviously no iron-clad defense killed 47,800 people in 1964 alone. is doing it with greater rapidity than any other President since against.such accidents," says Rust, "but you But there are small, minor automobile Franklin D. Roosevelt. Men in the halfway echelons are no ' Saxon Slated to Be Ousted can do some common sense things. Parking accidents every minute, every day, which longer afraid of their jobs. The hypocrisy of pendulum loyalty in a less crowded section of a lot and walk- Currency Comptroller James Saxon Is def- Last fail Johnson Indirectly attempted to are seldom written up in the newspapers be- is still here, but no one presses the panic button. cause they are not reported to the police or ing a few extra feet to the store entrance initely slated lor the ax, but the big question crack down on Saxon. could save you $30 or $40. You also should , The cheap politicians are as bereft of character, as ever. 111 when and how. Treasury Secretary Dillon was directed insurance companies. These mount into the They sit like hawks in trees, watching which way.the grain millions and these swell the auto accident be particularly alert when you're in the un- President Johnson Is trying hard to high to sternly notify Saxon that he was to "co- usual traffic patterns of shopping center blows. A man wh& votes according to his conscience Is a politi- pressure the stormily-controverilal bank reg- operate" with other government agencies, figures to levels far beyond any published cal innocent. The marvel is that the Johnson Administration has national statistics. parking areas." ' ulator Into "resigning." But so far without particularly the Federal Reserve and Federal (2) Many small accidents happen at in- learned to work with these chipped tools. . results. Deposit Insurance Corp. For months he had In 23 states—including New York, Cali- The night the President spoke to the joint session, I looked fornia, Illinois—you are not required to re- tersections, especially at night—fox drivers The embattled bank reg- been acrimoniously feuding with them. looking for street-name signs often jam on for Congressman Adam Clayton Powell, I didn't see him. Mrs. ulator is standing pat, and The President's letter on this to Dillon port an accident if the damages involved Lyndon Johnson and her party sat with Carl Rowan, a Negro total less than $100 and there are no injuries. their brakes when they reach an intersection. lately refusing to quit "un- was so emphatic that most Treasury officials I-os Angeles Is trying to combat this problem who commands respect. Like the rest of the Johnson team, he der fire." viewed it as the prelude to Saxon's ouster. In 11 other states, you are not required would rather do than talk. to make a report if the damages are less by putting-advance street-name signs half a Under the National Bank- But nothing happened, and Saxon con- block ahead of intersections. Other cities are Instead of their fists, they hold their heads up ... ing Act, Saxon can be axed tinued- his acrid wrangling. than $50. If you have <100 or $50 deductible auto insurance, there are no legal or Insur- using reflective street-name sign3 that can — on one condition. Next the President slapped at him through be seen half a block or more away at night. This Is an unusual pro- Budget Director Kermit Gordon. He was in- ance reasons for you to report such minor accidents In most states. Just being aware of the heightened dan- vision tiiat requires the structed to firmly warn the currency comp- ger of an accident when you're seeking for In fact, says Edward B. Rust, president Events of Years Ago President to officially ex- troller against taking public and private pot- signs at an intersection will help protect you. plain to Congress why the of State Farm, the country's largest auto in- •hots at White House fiscal and banking pol- (3) Cars parked overnight on crowded ALLEN comptroller of the currency surer, only 16 per cent of State Farm's 8 icies. streets are obviously targets for minor dam- Is being ousted before the expiration of his million pollcyholders would have to report, for Saxon subsided for a time. But after a ages. By putting your car in a garage, you Jlve-year term. Saxon, appointed by Presi- insurance purposes, aocidents in which there while h» began criticizing again — much to not only might reduce your risk of minor 50 Years Ago dent Kennedy in November 1961, has more was no bodily injury and damages were less the President's resentment. accidents but also reduce your Insurance pay- than 18 months to serve. than $50. A. J. Hopkins of Hornerstown received 1,200 muskrat The scrappy currency comptroller has a But a minor accident can cost you, the ments with some companies as well. For some still unclear reason, President skins, and was expecting another consignment of 1,000 more long list of weighty antagonists. He has auto owner, as much as a major one. If you The odds that you'll have a small acci- Johnson apparently is re- skins. Mr. Hopkins was the largest dealer In skins in the clashed with Federal Reserve Chairman Wil- are involved in a major $900 accident and dent—for which you'll have to pay—are grow- luctant to dismiss him — county. liam McChesney Martin, Joseph Barr, head have a $50 deductible policy, you'll pay $50 ing rapidly. But with these hints and common much as he wants to get rid of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation,, ou' of your own pocket. Df you are involved sense, you have at least a fighting chance Frank Zlegler of Allenhurst had a real surprise party of him, various Justice Department officials, the Se- in a minor accident—denting a fender or to beet the odds. in honor of his 18th birthday. When the surprises got to the Instead, the heat is be- curities & Exchange Commission, the Inde- house, young Zlegler was In bed sound asleep. ing put on Saxon to volun- pendent Bankers Association, and others. tarily depart. Saxon is slated for another round of testi- Miss Helen Beach of Long Branch was awarded $100 it White House aides, ad- fying before Senator McClellan's committee. first prize in a popularity coritest conducted by the Grind ministration officials, con- It's certain to be explosive. John Chamberlain: These Days Theater. Miss Nina Dodd was second. gressional leaders and oth- McClellan and other commltteemen have ers are putting out the word left little doubt they are sharply critical of the President strongly dis- Saxon. It's also no secret to them how the 25 Years SCOTT approves of Saxon, wants to President feels about Saxon, and that he replace him, and if he doesn't leave on his would welcome a committee report providing Pickpockets Work in Pairs own volition, will bluntly remove him. 1 Kenneth E. Morris of Glendola delivered a new two-seater official ground to fire him. Pickpockets often work in pairs, One will Cub aircraft to the Jersey Aero Club at Asbury Park-Jumping So far, this barrage of backstage hints Clara. In a joint program with Czechoslo- The outlook is for exactly that kind of create a diversion while the other, under the Brook airport. Mr, Morris flew the plane In from Lock Haven, has been shrugged off by Saxon. How long he vakia they have plowed several hundred more hostile report. cover of excitement or conlusion, will go will be able to withstand this potent squeeze millions into factories in Santiago, Nuevitas, Ray Gidney, Saxon's predecessor, was after your wallet. ii a toss-up. Batabano, Sagua la Grande, the Isle of Pines, unceremoniously ditched by President and Havana. They have also been construct- Dr. Jacob Lewis and Frank Johnson, both of Freehold, Indications point to rough weather ahead This is a simple fact of life among the Kennedy. ing thermo-electric plants in Santiago and ' received their pilot's licenses. They were members of the for the former Chicago banker. "dips." It is also a simple An Elsenhower appointee, Gidney was Mariel. The Santiago plant will supply power Jersey Aero Club at Asbury Park-Jumping Brook airport. The Senate Investigating Committee, head- fact of life among the Com- guilty of two fatal tactical errors: He got to the Cuban and Soviet fortifications which ed by Senator John McClellan, D-Ark, which . munists. They create a tre- Miss Pearl Greenblatt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Into a row with the all-powerful No. 2 man now ring the U.S. Naval Base at Guantanamo. already has made headlines with jarring dis- in the Kennedy Administration^Attorney Gen. mendous hullabaloo in one Greenblatt of Red Bank, was awarded second pxlie In a dress All of this advertises the patent fact that closures concerning the affairs of several Robert Kennedy; and some months previous area of the globe, mean- design contest held by Bloomlngdale's department store In the Russians consider themselves committed Insolvent Western banks, Is credited with had sent In an undated "resignation." while dipping into their en- New York. emy's pockets elsewhere. to Cuba on a permanent basis. While it has preparing to uncork more such revelations. When he tangled with the attorney gen- We have just seen a prime been going on, the Russians have been di- On the House side, Rep. Patmin, eral, "Booby's" older brother the President example of this technique in recting the Communist parties of Latin Amer- D-Tex, chairman of the Banking Committee, abrutply "accepted" Gidney's long-dormant the Soviet use of the Viet ica to push "on an ever greater scale the Ii set to launch still another probe of Saxon's resignation. That ended him without the Nam emergency to cover movement of solidarity with Cuba on the activities. Long a caustic banker critic, Pat- President's having to do any justifying to the development of a Com- entire continent." The directive to this effect man's investigation ll net likely to help Sax- Congress—under the National Banking Act. CHAMBERLAIN munist power play in Cuba. was issued by the Tass news agency In Mos- on. No Saxon "resignation" is pending. He The Soviet's Gromyko was, so the whisper cow on Jan. 18, The Tass communique said EARLIER CRACKDOWN—President John- has engaged In plenty of feuding, but went out, not averse to talking about negoti- that six countries, Venezuela, Colombia, Para- con's disapproval of the turbulent Comptroller has carefully avoided penning any undated ating a "neutralist" solution for Southeast guay, Guatemala, Honduras, and Haiti, would of the Currency Is not new. resignations. Asia. But after weeks of conning the West, receive special aid in subversion. The Com- Gromyko's answer was. in effect, "no soap." munists in Colombia have already benefited Meanwhile, with President Johnson so com- by the Soviet policy: 750 Colombians have mitted to the success of a strong policy in received training In Cuba in political agita- Viet Nam that he has little time and energy tion, guerilla warfare and abduction and have THEBAUY to spare on the Caribbean, the Russians have been re-infiltrated into their home country. been busy as beavers riveting their control of In a single year the returned terrorists have Castro's Cuba and sowing seeds of future collected $900,000 in ransom for 123 abducted farmers and ranchers. Castro-trained gueril- 40-42 Broad St., Red Bank, N.J. uprisings in Latin America. las have set up five "independent republics" 171 Rt. 35, Mtddtetown, N.J.—30 East Main St., Freehold, N.J.—279 Broadway, Long Branch On Feb. 17 the Soviets announced a $640 in the back country of Colombia, where they Established 1878 by John H. Cook and Henry Clay million trade agreement with Cuba. But this maintain their own "guerilla law." is only the frosting on the cake of Soviet With hints at a parley over Viet Nam Published by The Red Bank Register Incorporated commitment to the maintenance of their con- working so successfully as the "cover" for W. HARRY PENNINGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor trol of Fidel Castro. Recent escapees from their Cuban and South American activities, Cuba such as Jose Luis Benedetti Lopez, a M. HAKOLP KELLY, General Manager why should the Soviets ever want to bring pilot of the lighter "Patria," which sailed to "negotiations" to the point of solid pro- Thomu J. Bly incutiv* idit« Wtniim F. Sandlord and Arthur Z. Kamln AJMOIIU Editor. the VS. after deserting its job of loading cedure? One gets tired of recalling Lenin's and unloading ships in the harbor of Matanzas, Ttuk W. Harbour uam.wm Barw. Ugt. Charles A. Johnston rreuioia BUMM u *. statement that "revolution never develops bring news that supposed "allies" such as along a direct line, by continuous expansion, Member ef tb* Associated Press Italy have taken over the business of trans- but forms a chain of outbursts and with- tf AMOMUM Pnm U «tlt!«l aielultril; to th« in for npubllcaUoa ol UI U» loon IUWI prtnud la Ihll porting oil and other consumable items that ptptr u weU u all IP mwi dUpitctiet. drawals, attacks and lulls." The "outbursts" Castro needs. This has allowed the Soviets are now occurring in Southeast Asia; the Member of American Newspaper Publishers Association to concentrate on making a permanent type "lulls" are in the Caribbean and in the rest Member Audit Bureau of Circulation of "investment" in Cuban industry. of Latin America. But under cover of the^,. "Naturally, as the leader !n the wor *" The figures, as gathered by the inde- Southeast Asian outbursts, the Soviets are _.. nt ?ii.5.*1"i *•«"••'• /**• •»""»•• no nnincl«i ruxxiilbimiM lor trpop»pHlcai trron In uJvirtli«m«nu, but on poverty you'll be considered an wiu rvprlnl without curgt, Utt pirt of tn m«ruinraint in whlob lh« typographical arror ooeun. Adrniinn win fatigable Paul Bethel of the Citizens Commit- preparing new surprises just to th? south of »!••» notify tm mnna««m«nt ImmtdlUal* at anj arror which mar occur, tee for a Free Cuba, are appalling. In 1964, Hie continental U.S. They will certainly pre^. oqqressor in Russia." • - • • Thla camtwpfr «MWIIM no rwpwutbUlUM tor auiamtnlj ol opinion In JtUen (ram It! ntfim the Soviets put some $136 million into plants serve the cover until the U.S. either wins in making machinery, diet, molds and. other South Viet Nam or elects to withdraw Its • metal products, in the single city ofSSanta forces in an abject admission ot defeat. ^ 6—Friday, March 26/I96S- vw, who died March 8, left her estate to Dora Chambers, sub-The will vu dated April 13, MM. 16, left nil estate pa tU VftlMmongject to the lift interest,ct Dr. GEORGE WASHINGTON WIL- Lucy Whitney. Tbe w*ini Frank Schanne to income from LIAMS, Red Bank,- who died Jan. dated Feb. 27, 1KL property in the Bronx, N.Y. Dr. Invisible Walls Schanne also receives all monies in a New York savings account. 20 Beekman PI. 14 in County Put on File The will was dated Nov. 8, 1962. , the Editor: Fair Haven, N. J. FREEHOLD — The will_ofgine Company and belonged to J. Bly. The will was dated Feb. MARY RODI, Long Branch, Congratulations on your fine editorial of March 17 urging Reuben E. White, noted Red Red Bank's Mystic Lodge of 8, 1963. who died Feb. 1, left her estate -•V efforts in solving "the civil rights problems of Mon- Bank boatman and iceboater onMasons. MARY D. LAMBERTSON, Red to her daughter's Rose Woods 5-.7.T v y< whlch' as yoa P0'"'^ out> lie in the areas the Navesink River, was filed In a will dated Feb. 11, 1963Bank, , who died March 6, left a and Jennie McGrory. The will Of "housing, employment and education!" this week in the office of the Mr. White left his estate to hisdiamond ring to her daughter, was dated Aug. 19, 1949. Selma has constructed clearly visible walls as barriers county surrogate. sister, Phebe E. White. Frances L. Berry; D.A.R. pin to DELPHINE D. RUSSELL, Mid- to voter registration, but Monmouth County has its invisible Mr. White, who died Feb. 1, Other wills filed for probate her daughter, Helen L. Schanck, dletown, who died Feb. 19, left walls which bar many of our citizens from enjoying the full was known popularly throughout included: and any automobile in her pos-her sapphire and diamond sun- blessings of American democracy. The Shore Citizens for the Red Bank area as "Rube" session at her death to her son,burst pin and matchingh s GIULIO AIELLO, Freehold ear- Better Human Relations is a local organization which has been White. He was noted as a river- David S. Lambertson, Jr. Therings, her ppearl necklace Township, who died and dealing with these problems for some time, One invisible wall man all his life. He started ice- March 4, remainder of the estate was di-onyx and golld bbracelet to her left his estate to his children, with which we have been concerned is the prejudice which boating when he was 10 years vided equally among her three niece, Carol Ann Russell. All Joseph Aiello, Mary Mazza, Jen- denies to some the right to buy a home in the place of their old, sitting on a piece of slate, children. The will was dated other jewelry was left to her y nie Taverna, Angeline Raspetello, own Choosing. We are currently conducting an advertising with an umbrella to catch the March 22, 1960 brother, Ernest A. Arend, Jr. Annabell" • - e Luke- - , Elizabet-- Meh . campaign to enlist the support of all those who believe in the wind. The remainder of the estate goes Aninch and Mildred Asti. The FLORENCE B. USH, Union principle ot fair play in the sale and rental of housing. Further to her husband, David W. Rus- Also an ardent water sailor, will was dated June 18 1959. Beach, who died Feb. 28, left information about this advertising campaign and other activities sell. The will was dated Jan. "Rube" spent many years chew- ABRAHAM BALK, English- her estate to her husband, Edgar can be obtained by writing Shore Citizens, P.O. Box 1004 ing on Long Island racing sail- A. Lish. The will was dated Aug. 26, 1962. II. Red Bank. town, who died March 10, left boats. his estate to his wife, Millie 10, 1953. ULUE E. WEBER, Red Bank, Everyone who believes in American democracy has been Country Club Career Balk. The will was dated Nov. HELEN MILLER MORRELL, who died March 10, left her y deeply stirred by the courage and humanity of the people of Before his retirement in 1953,19, 1964. . Rumson, who died March 6, left estate to J. Elizabeth Carhart. Selma. His secret they have discovered for breaking down he was in charge of the boat DAVID BERMAN, Red Bank, her estate to her daughter, June walls Is just as applicable in Monmouth County as it Is in department of the Rumson Coun- who died Jan. 24, left his estate Margaret Miller Morrell. Thi Alabama. They express their secret in a song: will was dated Aug. 2, 1952. try Club for 20 years. to Elizabeth Costello. The will 'twas hate that built tfta Selma wall, A member of the North Shrews- was dated March 18, 1959. OLIVE NEWMAN, Keypor But love will break it down. bury Ice Boat and Yacht Club, MARY MILDRED BtY, Redwho died Feib. 11, left her estati WHY PAY Sincerely yours, he also was an exempt fireman Bank, who died Jan. 20, left her to her step-daughter, Mary New man. The will was dated Apri LET MAINSTAY \ • George T. Burtt with Red Bank Independent En- estate to her husband 24, 1942. MORE? SHOW YOU HOW! Sea Bright's Need: Paint with a low cost mortgage loan, I CUSTOM with a repayment plan suited to Golden Isles, "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean Hallandale, Fla. your own personal budget. To the Editor: Saturday, March 27 LAMP The personnel of the Sea Bright Council changes, but the Present—For You and Yours • •. A relative thinking remains the same. As a taxpayer, li suggest that the may unexpectedly come to your aid and shoulder MOUNTING notion of building a municipal swimming pool is akin to part of the fcurdeii—which should have been done putting soHd doorknobs on a tenement house. Two years long ago. Be grateful for whatever help is offered AND •go, the borough could not afford to pay its part of a bill instead of resentful about the past. The social outlook Mainstay Federal Savings for groins to save Sea Bright Beach. Further, the council is good, so you should have a *'hot time in the old REPAIRS had to beg the state to take over maintainance of Ocean town tonight," Avenue. • DONE ON PREMISES MIDDLETOWN .. Suddenly, Sea Bright need3 a big swimming pool. It can- The Day Under Your Sign and Loan Association not afford fire trucks nor decent salaries for its police de- Route 35 and 36 MONMOUTH STREET partment, but a swimming pool is a necessity. Why not con- Anft.BornMar.2lio Apr. 19 Libra. SepK-23 io Oct. 22 Whatever yoi/ tadcl« rfiouldb e Sacrifice may be necessary ia New Monmouth Rd. tinue to neglect the eroding beach and, in a few years, all of Beared toward providing a bet. order to set the etazo for ALADDIN'S TELEPHONE 741-0663 greater stability. Sea Bright will be one big swimming pool? fcr future -for your family. Red Bank, New Jertey It is ironic to me that Sea Bright, on the one hand is the Taurur. April 20 fa May 20 Scorpio. OcK23 to Nov. .21 Hew ShrewsbuiyJ most naturally beautiful town on the New Jersey Coast, with Confide your intention to a*, Be more noncommittal regard' LAMP undcrstindinj person who caa hg your plans. Don't ^spitl Insured Savings — Mortgage Loam • urn-spangled sea in front and the beautiful Shrewsbury be- advise you* the beans!" T59 SO. MAIN ST. at Route 35 hind it with the hills of Highlands and the manicured lawns Germni, May 2Ho June 21 Sagittarius. Nor. 22 fo Dae. 21 Shrewsbury Ave. of Rumson framing the area, and yet the petty politicians financial pressures seem to be Some illusions you've been har- NEPTUNE. N. J. v/axiny instead of waning, boring may be shattered by have permitted the U.S. Army to obscure the sea with a big Watch expenditures. TtaEittts. 774.0047 wall, lost the main road to the state, watched a profitable Cancer. Juris 22 to July 21 Capricorn. Doc. 22 fa Jan. 20 fishing and lobster industry die, endorsed 17 saloon licenses Vour present: dilemma is of Meditate on what you itave ac- •round one church, kept the beach festooned with old fire your* own making, so don't complished thus far» and wher» blame anyone else. you go from litre. traps called hotels, and fought among themselves for menial Typical Examples Uo. July 22 ft> Aug. 21 Aquarius. Jan. 21 io Feb. 19 positions. The answer to your problem h Respond to friendly werlurea, A swimming pool? How about a coat of paint instead? not euy to come by, but you but don't .nlsri into a romantic Of The can find it. liaison at this time* Jim Bishop LIQUIDATORS Virgo. Autf. 22 h Sept. 22 Ksetf. F.fc. 20 fa Mirth 20 Hundreds Of You mar fare to ipeniped more You don't really know wjiat ENTIRE STORE BUYERS than.yothfiu figured d on, thereby you want, so liow can you ex* Other Famous Debasement of Negroes upsetting your tudgeti jeet olltcrl to know? 1965, PiAlishtrj New»p»per Syndicate Brand Items 296 Riveredge Rd. M NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY -••••• . New Shrewsbury, N.J. Thurs., Fri. 10-9; Saturday 10-6 Not Advertised To the Editor: At R». 35, Shrewsbury—or the Red Bank Line The murder of black and white men in the South has •roused the conscience of the nation. Yet treating the Negro 1ST GRADE ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY -10 A.M. TO 6 P.M as a "less than equal" human being In the North and South OVER 200 TO CHOOSE FROM OVER 300 TO CHOOSE FROM OVER SOD TO CHOOSE FROM is also debasing and damaging to him and to die fabric of our LADIES1 UNIFORMS •ociety. We debase the Negro when we deny him the chance CHILDREN'S LADIES- to live where his means and contribution to society would GRASS SEEDS NURSES • MAIDS mg A Not all sixes. |~ fll n otherwise enable him to live. Doctors'. Dentists' i%|lb STRETCH C STRETCH ' II our conscience is indeed aroused by occasional murder, ea c it should also be aroused by continuing debasement and insult. and FERTILIZERS and Lab Uniforms »|If ea w PANTS PANTS ea Why'do we insult the Negro by not giving him the* chance to For Men ^^ 50 50 live in the'neighborhood of his choice? Let us welcome neigh- Nat'ly advertised up to $19.95 Nat'ly adv. up to $3.95, If perfect Noll/ adv. up to »S.?5, If ptrfcet bors for their humanity, regardless of their skin color. To paraphrase the words of President Johnson, let Is do our own OVER 1,000 TO CHOOSE FROM—NAm ADVERTISED UP TO $5.95 bit to help rout out Injustice. , Mr. and Mrs. Karl Goldschmidt FRED D. WIKOFF CO. LADIES', MEN'S, CHILDREN'S • POLO SHIRTS • PANTS * SHIRTS • BLOUSES • SLIPS Driver Ordered to Take RED BANK, N. J. • PAJAMAS • SWEATERS • ETC. 5OS Lessons or Lose Permit 747-0552 FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE WEST UMG BRANCH-Magis- The licensed driver who was trate Charles L. Morgan Wednes- with her, Richard M. Sintic, lb, day found Deborah Scheldt, ot 24 Bampton Pi., here, we 17, of 20 Werah PL, Oceanport, found guilty of the same oftfens guilty of careless driving and and he had his license revoke fined her $25. for 60 days. He was told by Maf istrate Morgan not to give an He also revoked her learner's more driving lessons. He als permit for 60 days but said he received a $10 fine. would return It to her if she en- Steven Stone of 26 Garfiel rolled in a registered driving Terrace, Elberon, was found gu school within one week. ty of driving while on the r Miss Scheldt was just learning voked list and was fined $200. how to drive on March 15 when He was found to be on the n the attempted to turn left from voked list after he was Involve Forest St. Into Bast Walnut PI.in an accident Feb. 28 whil She made too wide a turn and driving north on Larchwood Ave In an effort to slow the car down, Alan H. Hoyt, 20, of 23 Mar stepped on the accelerator In- or Dr., Olifton, was fined $15 fc stead of the brake. The vehicle careless driving on Cedar AW bit t house on the corner. March 3. You may never be a great cook, PREPAY but you can be a consistently good cook. without penalty!

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• THB KOPAYMENT privilege in our home Joan plan allows you to pay ahead when- ever you have extra funds available. You gave interest, own sooner this way. And •if What is a "great" cook, really? Something The most vital "trick" of good cooking is or in the oven. Then there is the fact that Buy with assurance an emergency arises, you have built up a of an artist who has the flair and talent and in controlling the cooking heat. Many, Jlamekss electric cooking is contact cooking from the dealer who grace period to tide you over. Choose our daring not only to try new things, but to otherwise perfectly prepared.dishes fail be- •—heat goes directly into the bottom of the displays this Beal. financing, it's to your advantage. create—to add an original touch to every- cause they don't get exactly the right, un- , pot or pan, not around it. The result is the thing she cooka. Who knows? There may be wavering heat for exactly the right time. most precisely controlled, most consistent that inborn spark in you. Kit's there, you'll If you're cooking with electricity, it's much cooking possible. easier to get this exact heat, consistently. Red Bank Boon hear about it. Whether you are a "great" cook, or But let's lace it. We can't all be Michel- First of all, you can regulate electricity whether you are working at being a consis- angelos with a skillet. Most of us have to much more accurately than you can flame. tently good cook, you'll find it's a lot less Savings work hard at turning out competent meala, The controls on an electric range leave no complicated to get the kind of results you •IBOMO AND LOAN ASSOCIATION and we get faint praise for it. But with per- room for guesswork. Once you've set the can be proud of time after' time with a 10 BROAD ST. • RED BANK. N. J. sistence in mastering the "tricks" we can exact cooking heat, there is no noticeable flameless electric range. "It Cooks Rings 'Where You Save Does Make a DifJerenceP' become good cooks. fluctuation, either on the top of the range Around the jtes.t.". ••

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' i Oleg Says : Trivia on the n Front We are today faced with concepts. With its patterned unique jituation. For the firs stripes, squares, circle;, tnd Sea Bright Merchants to Show time in my memory, at least, thi swirls it uses body' movement to latest movements in art (and : advantage, presents ever-chang- use the term advisedly) are be ing visual perceptions, and gives New Fashions for Sand and Sea ing adopted by and reflected greater scope and application to fashions, fancies, and fads. the iu« of transparencies and SEA BRIGHT —. Fashion* for Stag, Miami Originals and Cata Mrs. Jack Moffett, Hazlet; Har- In the past, to the best of m combinations of colors, cuts, and swimming, surfing, sailing and lina from the ;sportswear depart old Patterson, Red Bank; Mrs. knowledge and recollection, i fabrics. ,,sunning, plus an assortment of ment of the Sea Bright store. Richard Gallagher, Atlantic High- any influencing or copying wa: T opt for "op." , coiffures and wigs, will be mod- The Surfers' Ballet, created for lands; Mrs. Edgar Farrlngton done, it Was (he painter am eled at a Sunday afternoon tea the recent "Forreslilale Fire- and Mrs. Rjchard Gerweck, Sea sculptor1 who incorporated th , FASHION MIRROR Aprt) 4 in the ballroom oi the works" variety •show in Rumson Bright; Mrs., Sieforen Reinalda, fashions of their day in thej Pearls are back—arid not, wily Molly fcitoher Inn, Red Bank. will be performed by students New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Ray work—and not the designer whi with perfect-partner black, but Daily Register social columnist, of the Rumson-Fair Haven Re Smith and Mrs. Matthew Cascel- borrowed from them; • .also sUpertly.With evening-out- Milli Hruska, will produce the gional High School. The dancers la, Rumson; Mrs. Samuel Stelle Out here we are surroundet fits of the palest beige or who also will serve as models Smith, Monmouth Beach, and show and also serve as com and put upon by "pop" and "op' purest white. For more cas- * are Jill Kelly, Tom Vetterl, Andi Mrs. Edward Hoefert, Middle- menUtor. She will be assisted by art—although the two are not b; ual situations you might be sur- t fashion co-crdinator from the Brogle, Ashley Bell, Dede , town. any means equally oppressiv prised to see them in improb- Jantzen Co. Mark Ganlher, Melissa Brogle, Mrs. Paul Sansone of Rumson AM, but let me clarify. able colors, shapes, and sizes— Sponsors of the event are Sea Dick Poole and Connie Ovens. will create the make-up for the round, square, or Irregularly- Bright merchants Cy Friedman Other models will be Kim models. In contemporary parlanc< formed, in red, blue, pink, »nd Art Katims, owners o{ Cy Vuyosevich, Lynn Woglom, Jac- Children's fashions will be "pop" vaguely intimates "popu green, as well as in creamy arid Art's, end John Schwarz of qui Corre, all of Fair Haven and modeled by Michael Hruska, Eric lar," while "op" suggests "op white—often interspersed with the Hair Design Studio. Fashions Sue Hendryx of Hariet. Schueler, Kimberly Bell, Sharon tical"—or, more accurately, "op semi-precious stones or beads Will include sportswear designs Also, Mrs. Richard Hennig, Liggett and Danny Liggett of tically illusory"—art. The formei or Intertwined with textured by JsnUen, Oleg Cassini, Whjte Mrs. James Hendryx and Mr. and Rumson; Debbie Nitz of Fair is addicted to faithful line-for-line chains to produce some of the Haven and Francine Petillo of and form-for-form reproductions season's more unusual neck- Red Bank. of soup cans] cans, paint laces, bracelets, and pint. Tickets are available at Cy cans, Brillo boxes, Americai flags, comic strip panels, anc valid reason for existing. Intro- and Art's, the Hair Design Stu- FASHION TIP CppELIUS dio and at the door. other everyday items commonlj ducing to my mind, a satirica found around the house but nol stab in the rump of conformity, And speaking of pearls, re- necessarily bigger than a bread an interesting change of pace, member that nothing con- GDBB, Ltd. Describes Work [box. and an opportunity for some tributes to- dullness more than The latter is devoted to de women to get the excess steam keeping them hidden away in a »»»******»»*»*»***»********** Of Mothers' Unit hiding—and quite often stinrolat out of their systems. But it's jewel box or some less plush place for extended periods of MADISON - Mrs. Leslie D. ing—the eye by the use of pre still cutesy and gimmicky. Am fine Selection of cisely-devised and-computed geo elegant it's not, nor is it eve: time—and that nothing cas Seely, South St., Eatontown, ad- FINISHED PINE and CHERRY metric, patterns which seem con charming. It, barely qualifies as heighten their lustre more dressed a group (A Madison wom- SUMMER SPORTSWEAR from The Clothes Tree, Shrews- stantly to be in motion. refreshing when worn by teens than your wearing them as fre- quently as you care to or dare. n in the Community House at a In the world, of so-called art and oyer-grown children. And End Tables and Coffee Tables | bury, it shown by Mrs. John B. Corbly, left, of Eaton- The touch. of your skin will program arranged by Rev. Re- the effect of "pop" hasn't beer when worn by a mature woman nourish them, the glow of your JIany styles to choose from that will becca Lassiter, Merit Mother of town, and Mrs. George D. Jewell, Oceanport, at a lun- all so bad 'cause at least ii as anything more than a one-shot skin will beam within them. enhance any fcarly. American! decor 1963. Mrs. Seely spoke as state cheon given this week by the new Patten Point Yacht showed us how kooky we can gel gag it becomes downright ludi- And you will radiate, too. chairman of the American Moth- Club. Mn. Corbly models a cotton golfing ensemble, if we really try; but in movinj crous. , ers Committee, Inc. Mrs. Seely Many. Unique. Accessories Including including culottes, striped shirt and hat, and Mrs. Jewell ov«r to and invading the worlc "Op" on the other hand, while is a past New Jersey Mother of of fashion, it seems to be get- still at this early stage of the ASH TRAYS — LAMPS — FIGURINES the Year. wears a navy blue and white sailor dress. The luncheon ting a bit out of hand—what with jame being exploited for its gim List Delegates She gave a history of the took place in River House Inn, Rumson. females of all ages sporting pop- mick value, does offer interesl To Convention f ROUTC34 COLTS NECK American Mothers Committee corn rings; life saver pins; bulls ing and legitimate possibilities, eye earrings; chedtertward It is not, in essence, as is "pop, RED BANK — Five delegates (Jwt Saint of FfMk»M Road—Nnt le Ptrrolti'i) and its development. The New Jersey State Mother square sunglasses; stripped concerned so much with slapped- of the Greater Red Bank Section, ' • CAJ.L 4*2-17Bt of the Year will be chosen April nails; obviously painted-on eye- on decoration, but Ideally with National Council oi Jewish Wom- ON* DallyiM* I — Friday tt t —Cloud Mendeyi In the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red: lashes, teardrops, and curls; more substantial fabric design en, have been named to attend Date Register lips outlined in black; and shifts Che national biennial convention blouses, bags, and shoes adornec of the educational and service SATURDAY with comic book scenes, cans organization in New York Sunday GIRL SCOUT OPEN HOUSE, Hazlet-Holm- and imitation-of-life trivia. Plan Event through Thursday in the Waldorf Astoria. HARBOR LIGHT BEACH CLUB del Neighborhood, 7 to 9 p.m., Mattel Toys, Rt. 35, I personally, am not too ga-ga about seeing a grown woman They are Mrs. Murray Guth Holmdel. In May and Mrs. Richard Steinbrink, Lin- THE ONLY BEACH CLUB IN NEW JERSEY WITH THESE FACILITIES wearing a soup can over her MONMOUTH BEACH - Mrs, SPRING DINNER-DANCE, Shrewsbury Sail- head. croft; Mrs. Henry Berman, Little Alfred Truglia was named chair- Silver, Mrs. Robert Multer, Colts {, NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS FOR THE 1965 SEASON ] ing and Yacht Club of Oceanport, 7:30 p.m., Deal I think that "pop"—in art and man of the annual spring card Neck, and Mrs. Herbert Barrack, Golf and Country Club. in fashion—Is a flash-in-the-can. party at a meeting of the Mon- Matawan. Mrs. Guth Is section Husband, wife and two children, additional teenager or child ft It may have originally had a mouth Beach Fire Company Aux- president. iliary held recently in Borough More than a thousand dele- In same family $10. Including beach, pool, tennis, dressing f SUNDAY Hall. gates are expected from all parts Explains Parole The card party is scheduled for COMMUNITY BREAKFAST, River Plaza Hose of the country. Leading figures facilities, activity field, efc. Way 20 at 8 p.m., also in the who will address the convention Company Auxiliary, 6:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Colo- In New Jersey toll. include Sen. Robert F, Kennedy ALL THIS AND MORE For Further Infomatlan SHREWSBURY — James J. A collection was taken among Dtpsilf tt S2S must ocean- nial Room, River Plaza Fire House, Applegate St., ind Sen. Jacob K. Javits of New Iwlnt Program—All Unit CALL BOB OSGOODBr Dooley, a member of the New :he members to benefit the York; Sargent SJiriver, director Cklldrtn't Activity JTrojrom Foundir of l«b Oqoodby's River Plaza. American Cancer Society, in pany application. All apjjuV Jersey State Parole Board, spoke of the Office of: Economic Oppor- M Football Training Camp ^BREAKFAST, Men's Club of Congregation on "Procedures and Practices of memory of Robert Porter and tunity, and others. at Harbor light loach Club 10 o.m.-4 (un. eallont nib|«t to approval Beth Shalom, Sportsmatv Jack Cohen on "Striped Parole in New Jersey" at a re- Mr*. Lorraine'Brail. Mr. Porter Why Pay Far A Camp 7 SIA MIGHT cent meeting of the Shrewsbury was the brother of Thomas Por- Wottr Skiing Inunction by mtmborshtp commlttt*. 1500 Octan Avonua Bass Fishing Along the Jersey Shore." 10 a.m., Towne Chapter, Daughters of the ter, a former chief of the fire Plan Bus Trip /> And Tawing S42-O232 — 842-3420 in the synagogue, 186 Maple Ave. ' American Rerohrtion, here in ompany. Mrs. Thomas Porter Cook-aim, fastball, s the auxiliary's president. To Easter Show Old AHWri 7475394 the parish house at Old Christ BUS TRIP to Deborah Hospital, sponsored by Episcopal Church. Mr*. Beall was a member of LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Percy H. Radford, 493 Sain Ave., is the Matawan Chapter of Deborah, 10:30 a.m. from Mrs. Robert J. Smith, regent, he auxiliary. The group voted to again spon- chairman of a bus trip to the Strathmore Shopping Center. was a delegate at the state annual Easter show at Radio meeting of the DAR March 18 ior Girl Scout Troop 162. Mrs. Gobleigh will be chair- City, New York. Slated for April and 19 in Trenton. Other dele- 8, the bus will leave Bingham 1920 1965 MONDAY gates at this meeting and for man of the refreshments commit- ee when the group meets Apri Ave. and River Rd. at 8 zm. FASHION SHOW AND CARD PARTY, Mata- the national meeting next month Reservations to Mrs.:Radford tr* at 8 p.m. in the Borough Hall wan Business and Professional Women's Club, 8 in Washington are Mrs. C. F. due March 31. Borden, Mrs. Sherman I Mrs. Radford, a member of to-accomplish your designs is our business p.m., Lavender Room of the Magnolia Inn, Strong, Mrs. Herbert A. Franck, the Rumson Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Horton B. Garrison and Matawan. Doctors' Wives has been chairman of this an- Mrs. Morgan Knajip. Also at- INSTALLATION, Ayelet Chapter of Bnai Brith nual trip for more than 39 yean. tending the Trenton meeting will 'fck Candidates Women, 8:30 p.m., Oak Shades Fire House, Main be Miss Margaret Border, Mrs. SPRING LAKE - The 1965-66 Resolutions for Springtime St., Matawan. Elizabeth Neill and Mrs. Aubrey ilate of officers for the Auxiliary Smith. if the Monmouth County Medical DOROTHY TOLAND The nominating committee Society was presented last week DANCE STUDIO named by the regent indudes .t a meeting in the home of Mrs. r Health Officer Addresses Unit Mrs. Walter M. Wooiley, Mrs. rank Pflum, 16 St. Clair Ave. NEW SHREWSBURY - Vin- ards and the "time-consuming ef- H. P. HeJdt and Mrs. Harold They are Mrs. Louis Salmon, cent P. Horan, borough health of- forts on behalf of communities Morford, all of Long Branch president; Mrs.'Frank DeRobbio, Spring Is just around the corner, ficer, addressed members of the which do not have sewerage au- Elections will be In May. president-elect; Mrs. Samuel WHEREAS— Stevens, first vice president; and our new line of prints, solids auxiliary and staff of the Louise thorities." Three new members of the C. Bodman Health Center at its In other business a slate of of- chapter Introduced are Mrs. A. ilrs. Pascal Federid, second and glbsheens is ready. seventh annual meeting recently ficers was elected. They are Francis Dietrich, Mrs. Richard ice president; Mrs. Edward in the center's headquarters, Mrs. Neil G. Smith, president; Hampton, both of West Long Celeman, treasurer; Mrs. Jack Wayside Rd. Mrs. Nathan Morgenthal, vice Branch, anil Mrs. Frank Dua Stockfish, corresponding secre- Mr. Horan explained the opera- president, and Mrs. William H. Shrewsbury. tary; Mrs. Virgilio Ciampa, re- tions of municipal health boards Suter, corresponding secretary. cording secretary, and Mrs. Tank Zimmer, financial tecre- and their co-operation with other On the nominating committee RUMMAGE SALE iry. agencies. He stressed the ad- were Mrs. H. Glenn Rodman, KEYPORT - Court St. Joseph, WHEREAS^ Our showroom displays them beau- vantages of regional health com- Mrs. James Dunbar and Mrs. Catholic Daughters of America, A film, "Super Jet to Europe," tifally, to .that they can be teen to mittees both for efficiency and Peter Scoles. will hold a rummage sale Monday vas presented by TWA sales rep- for the maintenance of standards. Hostesses for the meeting were through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 esentative Mrs. Michael Judge their best advantage. Many health problems that faced Mrs; Roger Power, Jr., and Mrs. p.m. in the Raritan fire house, md travel adviser Mary Gordon, health officers in the past had Ernest Lovanyak. 98 Broad St. Pick-ups of con- ligWighting travel to, England, been solved, he said, but there tributions can be arranged by reland, Paris, West Germany were still more to be faced such Ever pan-cook thin green pep- calling Mrs. Fitzgerald, ind other countries. Miss Gordon as a program for the control of per rings with a little butter and 28 Manchester Ave., or Mrs. ilso gave tips on how to pack Classical Bailer Technique air pollution, substandard public water? Use a big skillet, a cover George Egan, 1 Chingarors Ave., suitcase with emphasis on housing which creates health haz- and fairly low heat._ Keyport. •aveling "light." Contemporary Jazz In the spring all good housewives The auxiliary's annual spring Tap •Acrobatic • Tot WHEREAS^ luncheon and fashion thaw is thoughts turn to new slipcovers and Crushed ready-to eat crisp rice 201 East Bergen Place cereal makes an excellent coat- listed-'for April 29 in Deal Golf 741-2208 draperies. ing for chicken croquettes. ,nd Country Club.

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Phone 747-1832 M. SILBERSTEIN INC. Interior Designs—Furniture—Draperies—Slipcovers LITTLE SILVER 21-2a MECHANIC STREET RED BANK of course 7414762 u OCIANWRT AVE. UTTtf SiLVIlt -THE DAH.Y-BFrtlSTEB (^urchHaUCakndar Shower for May Bride FORT M0NMWIH - Miss Doric*. Mrs. 1Mb Doric*. Jr., 25fh Anniversary SUrkyan Norris, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Eugene fcMafcse and kin. and Mr*. William N. Norrii. S3 Kcmtctfi 'SoKt LONG BRANCH - Worn- Aprs 15, in Freehold. Baby-eft Obre PI., Shrewsbury, was hon- Abo, Mrs. Saome) Bianach, an's Society of Christian ting and lunch wil be available ored Sunday at a surprise bridal Mn. Nicholas Btanchl, Miss Sue Service recently celebrated its for the younger children. Infor- shower given by her bridal perty. Fen, Mn. WiUiim Connolly, 25th anniversary in the Asbury matkm is available from Mn. Hostess was Mits Joan Hennes- Mn. Edwtrd Emmoru, Mn. Dan- Methodist Church, Atlantic Ave. Robert Bruguiere, Shrewsbury, sey, Etberon, sssisted by Mits iel Martin, Mn, Edward Beetty. Mrs. James Barkelew led the president of the Shrewsbury Kelly Davis, Uttle Silver; Miu Mn. Daniel Burnett. Mrs. Mar- devotions and Mrs. Robert Bal- group. Patricia Moran, Red Bank; Mn. garet Coooey, Mrs. Albert Soetfc- four, president, conducted the Thomas Smith, Long Branch, and ard and Mn. Frank Dey. anniversuy service. COFFEE HOUR Mn. Thomai Norris. Eatontown. Tweary^ix of the original 86 FAIR HAVEN-Circle 1 of the The cockuil-dinner party was Pajama Party women who founded the organi- Women's Fellowship of the First held here on post tt the Non- zation in 1940, were presented Baptist Church, Red Bank, met commissioned Officers' Club. En- MHDOLETOWN - Debbie J»f- anniversary booklets. recently In the home of Mrs. tertainment was furnished by the rell. daughter of Mr. and Mn. Rev. J. Courtney Hayward who Fred Warwick. Mrs. John Alex- Ink Spots. Andrew J. Jirrell, 2 Canterbury was church minister at the time ander, River Plaza, waj in Miss Norrit will become the a, celebrated her Uth birthday the society was formed, and Mrs. charge of the program entitled bride of John Emmom. West Friday, with a pajama party tn her home. Hayward, were guest speakers. "God's Coffee Hour." Miss Lenort C Miss Diane McKhmon Long Branch, May 8 in St. James Rev. Mr. Hayward is now min- . Mts. Eugene Badgley will be Catholic Church, Red Bank. Guests were Charltne Buck- ister of St. Luke's Methodist guest speaker at the next meet- The guest* included tha bride- man, Barbara Hamer, Lori Hill. Church, Long Branch. ing. Mrs. Frank Penas will be elect's mother, and her fiance's Jane O'Leaiy, Betty Bates, Sue Rev. George H. Murphey, pres- hostess. New Brides-to-Be mother, Mn. Gertrude Nowlen. Rail*, all of Middletown; Mary ent minister of the Asbuiy Mrs. Stanley Mugridge, Uttle Also, Mrs. Malhon Ssgurton, Mn. Ellen Gocrl, Red Bank, and El- Methodist Church, also addressed Silver, presented the program TRENTON -r Mrs. Edwin Gil- WESTMINSTER WEST, Vt. — George H. Lang*, Jr., Mrs. Ed- len Hendricki, River Plata. the group. "History of the Bible" inolud bert of this city has announced Mrs. Robert Allen McKinnon of ward Hounihan. Mn. Carmine Mrs. James Daniels, secretary, ing a display of Bibles at a the engagement of her daughter, this place, announces the engage- CatandrieUo, Mrs. Richard Mor- Ever use honey instead of su- read the minutes of the firs meeting of Circle 2 in the church Miss Lenore Cheryl Gifcert, to ment of her daughter. Miss tn, Mn. Richard Moran, Jr., gar for swettening an apple pis? meeting. Hostesses were Mrs. Kenneth Lt. Martin Joseph Bowne, U.S. Diane Kristina McKinnon, to Mrs. Walter Wolfe, Mrs. Elsie Vanilla instead of cinnamon? GOP WOMEN from the Mantoloking-Bay Head area plan Hostesses were Mrs. Richard Smith, Mrs. Morgan Eilert and Army. He is the son of Mr. an Roger Bacon Rodewald, ton of Mrs. William H. Bowne. Jr., 8! ,a luncheon and fashion show around a Hawaiian theme Chasey, Mrs. William Carfiart, Mrs. Howard Young. The next Mrs. Ferdinand K. Rodewald, 28 Mrs. Harry Cook, Mrs. William meeting will be In the home Third Ave., Atlantic Highlands, The Trail, Middletown, N.J., and in collaboration-with United Air Lines. Seated are Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Harry Larsen of Mrs. Walter Canfield, Eaton- A June wedding Is planned. the late Mr. Rodewald, former FAT GIRLS DIET Ruth W. Saward. left, of UAL and Mri. J. Baisett Win- Mrs. Robert Miller and Mrs town. The bride-elect, daughter also president of the Thatcher Glass Andrew Njlson. of the late Mr. Gilbert, is Company. mill of Bay Head, chairman, and behind them, Mrs. graduate of Ewing High.School. The bride-elect is also the Albert Raft»r, Jr., and Mrs. Robert Carr, assistant chair- DAY OF RECOLLECTION She it a senior at the Mary daughter of the late Mr. Kinnon men. The event will take place May 10 in the Beacon HAZLET — Rev. Leonard Teenager Washington College of the Uni- who was American Foreign Serv- versity of Virginia, Fredericks- ice officer and deputy chief of Manor Hotel, Point Pleasant. Toomey, diocesan director of the _Sp*cM DM * KM «4SW *• mtr Catholic Youth Organization, was burg, Va, mission to the Republic of Upper the speaker at a Day of Recol- Honored Lt. Downs attended Croydon Volta, French West Africa. lection held recently by the MATAWAN — Miss Susan Cac- Hall Academy, Leonardo, was Miss McKinnon and Mr. Rode- Bride-Elect Is Honored Rosary Altar Society at St cese, granddaughter of Mr. and graduated (rom Dartmouth College wald attended Windham College Benedict's Catholic Church. The Mrs. Joseph Haley, 94 Atlantic and received a master's degree in Putney. He is employed by . BATaNTOWN — Miss Baitara Smith, Eatontown; Mrs. Sidnej Lenten event consisted of con- Ave., Matawan, received the from the Amos Tuck School of the Knox Glass Company of Oan- b. Gunther, daughter of Mr. and Goldwyn and Mrs. William Kto Business Administration. He was ferences, prayers, and a question Plaque for Special Achievement lelson. Conn., and is the grand- Mrs. Harold Gunther of Colts ender, Belmar; Diane Ferry, associated with the New York and answer period. Mrs. Nicho- in the March of Dimes Teenage son of George Wood Bacon, foun- . I^eck, was honored at a bridal Mrs. John Keller, Mrs. Karl Zent- office of Arthur Young and Com- der of the Ford, Bacon and Davis aaaaavvarVV Pv S^PSJW *^^ *ssW0if VSWaj ^^a^^saspa^ ajavsas waa^pa a^asv a^aj sa^^sppw waaaaM las J. Gresh was hostess. Program in Burlington Coanty at •hower Sunday gives by Miss ner, Mrs. Karl Peterson, Mrs. ceremonies held in her honor re- pany as an accountant and 1 Company. I SMM WaW, SMMMM »W HMW0 • PWBF paMttW PwWe, Mary MoWer here in her home David Ogonofski, Mrs. Lou Kel- cently. stationed with the Army at Fort • Nmgirt Oa a* Sm ft* e* «• ft •*•/ afta. •t 187 Broad 9. A buffet sup- ler and Mrs. Peter Raboy, Tren- TALK. PRESENTED Bliss, Tex. per was served. ton. OLIPFWOOD — Rev. Frank Susan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Caccese, Palmyra, Miss Gunther will become the Also, Mrs. Paul Gress, Mrs. Sweeten, pastor of the Matawan Elect New formerly of Matawan, served as bride of Frank^A. Mohler, Jr., Stephen Svitala, Miss Joan Gress Methodist Church, presented Florist Gives chairman of the TAP in Palmyra son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. and Miss Cathy Svitala, Levit- talk on "The Cults" at a meet- Chairman Mohler, Sr., May 8. town, Pa.; Mrs. Jacob Keller, ing of the Laytonian Club held Mrs. Joan Hinkle, executive Demonstration recently in the home of Mr. and secretary tor the Burlington MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Mn. Guests weer the bride-elect's Morrisville, Pa.; Mrs. Joseph PORTAJUPECK - A floral dem- Howard Falick was elected chair mother and her fiance's mother. Mohler and Miss Patty Mohler, Mrs. Warren Porter, Prospect County Chapter of the National onstration by Mrs. William Mac- Ave. Foundation, stated that the plaque man of the Matawan Branch of Also, Mrs. Barbara Smith, Miss Bordentown, and Mrs. Frank Study of Foggia's Florist, Ocean- the Greater Red Bank Section Gloria Myers and Mrs. Helen Nine, Oceanport. The dub's current project is is presented to the AP group port; was presented at a meeting an Easter candy sale. who has done the most In the of the National Council of Jew of the Portaupeck Chemical Hose Ish Women at elections held Plans were made for a theater fight against crippling birth de- Company Auxiliary last week in recently in the Strathmore Ele- party in : New York City in fects. the fire house. mentary School. October. The group chose "I She said: "Susan is a bright Mrs. Lewis Nelson, playground Other officers are Mrs. Eli Had A Ball" and the iilm. "The girl who is a member of the representative, announced thai Dworkln, Mrs. Joel Goktechmidt Monroe Greatest Story Ever ToJd." Honor Society, Student Council the Oceanport Community Center and Mrs. Albert Prelutsky vice Mrs. Otto Dietrich donated and president of the Future will hold Its annual Easter egg chairmen; Mrs. C. Gilbert Noren, curtains to the club. Teachers of America. We think hunt April 17 on the center play- recording secretary; Mrs. Ste- The group will meet April 9 it's a pretty good indication of ground. The group will donate A.' "' ' •' phen Rosenblatt, corresponding in the church house to make the quality of our young people 140 toward the hunt. secretary; Mrs. Robert Tanen, palm crosses. when Susan and a group of other Mrs. Eugene Bray was ac- financial secretary; Mrs. Nor- The next meeting will be held teenagers can plan and organize cepted as a new member and Edelstein events for such a fine cause as man Posner, treasurer, and Mn. luftn«if and prof««iion«l m«n «llk» will find th»> our Monday, April 12, at 8 p.m. in Mrs. George Sperling was intro- knowladgtabl* ditijn ind dtcerttina li«lp will add * the March of Dimes." Gary Letter, Mrs. Sheldon Pivnik the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- duced as a new member. and Mrs. Stanley Sliver, dire© jr««t d«*l mor* than g»d lookt to )S»ir watlilnf w«rldl bur Schneider, Ravine Dr., Mat- Mrs. Forttmsto Accera, pro tors. Ev.n m»r* Important it ih* mjilmgrn *fficliMy «h»y'll Distinguished *w»n. gram chairman, announced tha •njoyl a clothing demonstration will "be Youngsters you are new at rolling out , PROJECT HOPE presented by Minnesota Woolens ..Camera Portraits : cookie dough, chill the dough and SHREWSBURY - A Mm, at a meeting of the group April Give Program roll out only a small portion st 13 at 8 p.m. in the fire house. For The ' i vi'«"'«' "Project?! Hope," will be shown SHREWSBURY .— Piano stu- a time. And be sure to use a at a meeting of the Women's dents of Lucile Morf, Little Sil- prepared pastry cloth and stock- Spring Season Association of the Presbyterian ver, and dance students of Jes- Bring Gifts inet covered rolling pin. The di- Church April 22 at 9:30 a.m. in sie Kirfey provided the entertain- To Patients rections that come with the-pas- 140 1ROAP •40C0 the church house. ment at a recent meeting of the try set will ten you how to "pre- RED BANK — Two 10-year-old The association received an Shrewsbury Community Club pare" it. PRICES FROM 27.50 invitation to the Spring Presby- held in the Presbyterian Church River Plaza girls spent a recent teria!, to be held Thursday, House. Saturday bringing gifts to patients at Riverview Hospital. They are Students of Mrs. Morf who per Meg Butler. 139 South take Dr. SPRING LAKE formed were Linda Miller, Diane and Joellen Walling, 247 Nut- 542-2116 Bridal Shower Oddo and Tina Sessock. EATONTOWN - Miss Mary swamp Rd. Mrs. Kirby's students were MoMer, 187 Broad St., was host- With their own money the girls Deborah Bradley, Janet Miham, bought small games and color- ess at a bridal shower held re- Rose Toole, Barbara Marsh, cently for Miss Barbara D. Gun- Ing books and took them to Catherine Hennessy, Valerie Ked- nurse in the Pediatrics Depart- 1113 ther, Colts Neck, who will be- dy and Nadine Bell. come the bride of Frank A. Moh- ment at Riverview to give to ler Jr., May 8. The meeting was conducted by children who are patients there. WASHINGTON Attending were Mrs. Harold G. Payson Lyman. vice president. Rowers and oilier small gifts Gunther, CoKs Neck; Mrs. Bar- Hostesses wene Mrs. Albert E. also had been given to Meg and HAD HIS PROBLEMS Wedgbury, Mrs. Maver Campbell, Joellen to bring to the hospital we're bara Smith, Miss Gloria Myers, Mrs. Helen Smith, Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Thomas Sonnichsen. for patients. TOO ... Mohler, Eatontown; Mrs. Sidney Goldwyn, Mrs. William Kluen- . . . and turned to his »x- der, Belmar; Mrs. Elizabeth Moh- Let us put you ler, Mrs. Donald Ferry, Mrs. Exciting Savings on New Spring Fashions! '/jperfs for advice . . . when John Keller, Miss Diane Ferry, Mrs. Carl Zentner, Mrs. Carl in the spotlight! / you have decorating prob- Peterson, Mrs. David Ogoaofski, — ENROLL NOW — lems . . . turn to your lo- Mrs. Louis Keller and Mrs. Peter Roboy, Trenton. • Bailer • Tap • To« • Baton THE RE-OPENING cal experts — Abo, Mrs.. Paul Greff,. Miss • Jan • Acrobatics • Ballroom Joan Greff, Mrs. Steven Svitala, SHREWSBURY Miss Kathy Svitala, Levittown, Pa.; Mrs. Jacob Keller, Morris- Leah Mauer STUDIO OF DANCE OF OUR ENLARGED SHOP DECORATORS ville, Pa.; Mrs. Joseph Mohler, 37 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK Ph. 747-9552 Miss Patti Mohler, pordentown, CALL 166.2222 WITH A NEW COLLECTION P«.; and Mrs. Frank Nine, MATAWAN STUDIO AT P. I. I. Oceanport. SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE SPRING and SUMMER About five minutes before pop- 747-4422 overs are ready to come out of the oven, insert the point of a DAILY 9 to 5:30—FRI.'TIL 9 sharp knife into the side of each COATS • SUITS • DRESSES popover. 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14 hours a day prior to beading Alwut Hollywood for Detroit, Phyllis still found time during her brief dinner New Career Starts break to get home and Have at least one meal with her family. EAT0NTOWN ST. JAMES- : COMMUNITY- Bo* to Murder Your Wttt J30; 7:10 The Jersey born star has been »:20. . Mtfn Look Kow to Murder Your Wife 1:35: 7:15 SAT. ft SUN.—How to Murder Tour Mrs. Adolph Green for five years 9:30. and, as with most such marriages SAT.—Kiddle Show: Wonderful World Wife 2:20; 4:90; 7:15; 9IB. By BOB THOMAS Christmas visit," he explained, For Phyllis Newman of Brother* Orlmm 2:00; Haw ' NEPTUNE CITY . AP Movle-TV Writer "and we could only use a small in the theater, it's not too well Murtw Your Wife S:16; 7:31; 9:4T. publicized because they're a hap-! aUN.-rWenderfll! World of Brother! NEPTUNE CITY- HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Oneportion of it. You see, the troupe By HARVEY PACK of tine leading players in thlies told me her plans for the try Orlmm 2:00; How to Murder You, Peyton Place 7:30; Return to Feyton entertained troops in 18 differ- py couple. Wife <:45| 7:00; 9:15, Place 10:10. good show deserves another, 1 Broadway bound musical "Pleas out period. NEW YORK-PhyUis Newman, DRIVE-IN- SAT.—Kiddle Enow 2:00; Peyton Plice and so Bob Hope will be ent spots and we had .to include ures and Palaces." "Every performer hates to gc Phyllis has been sweating out FRI. * BAT.—Cartoon. 7:00: Two on 5:00; 9:40; Return to Peyton Pltce each of them. The Mks hack popultr TV panelist and former: a Guillotine 7:53: 12:10; Huih, Hush, 7:35. presenting another look at Viet on the road," said Phyllis, "am the ups and downs of Adolph's BUN.—Peyton Place 2:30: 7:15; Re- home who had boys in those regular on NBC's "That Was the The show is currently anchored Sweet Charlotte 9:52. turn to Peyton Plare 5:10: 9:55. Nam on television tonight. current show "Fade Out, Fade SUN.—Two on a Guillotine 8:37 Week tfeat Was," has decided to in Detroit for a six week shake I'm no exception. J3ut I'm gettin, places would have been upset if In" which seems to do just what 11:07: HuBb, Huih. Sweet Charlotte MANASQUAN There will be latter; where give up the easy money and sign; down cruise, but, before she around the whole thing by mak 8:40. we didn't show them. ing it a kind of holiday, stayin; ts title suggests every time star] FREEHOLD ALGONQUIN- there's .Hope, there's humor, of on tor a 14-month term as one headed for (he Motor City, Phyl Thlrly-ili Houri 2:30: 7:09; 9:15. "The Viet Nam .footage was at one of the best hotels an* Carol Burnett chooses to get aFREEHOtA- BAT.—Wonderful World of Brothen course. But viewers will also sudden backache. Now, according How to Murder Your Wife T:16; 9:3C.-Grimm 2:15; Thlrty-alx Hours 7:05; see the seldom-reveal«d serious something timely, pfovoeatjve taking my two children along to BAT.—The-Bear 1:30: John Goldfarb 8:15. and interesting and all that foot- keep me company." to the Detroit pans, it's Adolph's Plean Come Homi 3:45: 5:30: 7:40; BUN.—Wonderful World of. BrMbtrs side of the comedian, especially turn to help Phyllis over the 9:55. ••• orlmm 2:15; 4:30; Tnlrty-»lx Houhi in a plain-spoken dialogue with age would iiave been Crashed if Announcing ... Complete Agreement BUN.—Jolm Gbldfarb Pleue Gom< • 7:05!-9:16. we didn't use it right away. And rough spots. Home 1:45; 3:00; I'M; 9:25. cartoonist Sill Mauldin, a recent BRICK TOWN we added new film. It's interest- A NEW SERVICE FROM A.I.T. ... As of this writing it looks ASBURY PARK visitor to the Southeast Asia though Phyylis may not have t Even if the show's a hit, Phyl BRICK PLAZA- ing to see the same troops we LYRIC- How to Murder Your Wife 7:18; 9:30.battlefields. TO HELP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY SELECT serve her full term since tfl* is assured me, she'll be back as BAT.—The Bear 1:30: John Goldf»rb entertained in the Philippines a panelist as soon as she settles Clrcle of Love'7:10: S:2O. Pleaie Come Home 3:45; 5:30; 7:40; Over breakfast at his North YOUR MOVIE FARE ... LOOK FOR THESE critics were not enthusiastic, bu SAT. A SUN.—Kiddie Show: Wonder- 9:55. , Hollywood manse this week now landing at Penang: and the a spy I had planted In Detro: down to her Broadway routine. ful World of the Brothers Grimm SUN.—John Goldfarb Pleaie Come sama helicopter we rode in re- 2:00; Circle of Love 5:40; 7:50; 10:00. Home 2:45: !:00: 7:15: 9:25. Hope spoke reflectively about SYMBOLS IN ALL A.I.T. ADVERTISING . . . reported that Phyllis was tre- MAYFAIR- LAURELTON his experiences in Viet Nam and duced to ashes during the raid mendous and leading her openin Bobby McNabb of Englewood, Marrlao Italian Style 2:20; 7:00; on Pleiku." 10:35. PREVIEW: John- Goldfarb IDRIVE-IN- why he had scheduled the show Tenn., is the tallest player on the GOOD FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT night cheering section was he. Please Come Home 9:00. FRI. SAT. ft SUN.—Thlrty-ilx Hours on the war, following his well Tonight's show will also in- BAT.—John Goldfarb Plea>« Come 7:00: U:1S: Rio Conchoe 9:20. husband, writer Adolph Green Alabama basketball team. He's Home 2:00; 3:55: 5;M; 7:45; 10:00. received special on his Christ- clude North Viet Nam propa- My spy was in complete agree SUN.—John Goldfarb PleaJe Com, ADULTS & MATURE YOUNG PEOPLE 6-feet-8, and a sophomore. Home 2:00; 4:05; 6:15; 8:05; 10:00. North of Red Bank mas tour. ganda films, which NBC ac- ment with the critics as to tihi quired in Japan. Obviously this : "We had shot 30,000 feet of O ^COMMENDED FOR ADULTS ONLY show's merit, but it's a long try ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS N no fun-and-games " show. out period with the compose; film on Viet Nam during our REMEMBER, Hurt's always plenty of FREE -. ATLANTIC- That's because Bob feels strong- Frank Loesser calling the shot A Little Lady Skates None But the Brave 7:00; 9:00. ly about what is happening in PARKING. REE SMOKING SECTIONS, and a I* SAT.—filnliad the sailor 2:00: None you simply cannot write shov But -the Brave 3:30 ;7:O0; 9:00. Viet Nam. , '••• • WELCOME at A.I.T. •____ SUN.—Baby the Rain Must Fall 2:25; Blue Planet' 6:30: 10:00: Under the Yum Yum ' "This is important to the his- Phyllis' last Broadway triumpl Away to 'Show Biz' Tree 4:15; 8:20. Musical Slated tory of the world," he re- was in her husband's musica HAZLET marked. "If they (the Commu- PLAZA fF REE HOLD StarfT 1 "Subways are for Sleeping, LOEWS DRIVE-IN- MATAWAN-S-The "Blue Planet" nists) ever thought that we FAIR HAiVEN-nA little lady is ntl 4 SAT.—Cartoon 7:00: Dead 'Tomorrow! which proved that "theaters an will arrive at Matawan Regional weren't going to protect the due to skate away from her par- Ringer 7:07; My Blood Runs Cold for snoozing" except during th- fl:15; Pajama Party 11:00. High School tomorrow at 2:30Vietnamese, there would be Viet ents and go into show business. SUN.—Cartoons 7:00; My Blood Runs NOT A WORD CHANGED I few scenes which featured Phylli: Cold 7:31; 10:45; Pajama Party 8:15. p.m. Nams all over the world. That Ten-year-old Leslie Ann Mapes, NOT A SCENE CUT! and another panelist, Orson Bean PLAZA This scientific, fictional musical would, be a whole lot wprse than It's Here! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Now, as the mother of two ohi' How to Murder Your Wlf« 7:15: 9:30. explains what happens when sci- what we are facing nowV'Like it Mapes, 47 Clay St., will join the SAT & SUN.—The Bear 1:30; John dren (Adam, 4, and Amanda, Goldfarb Won't You Please, Come entist tries to change the world. or not, we have fallen heir to David Merrick production of it was a difficult decision to giv Komi 3:45; 6:00; 8:10; 10:20. This is the first joint .venture on the job of big daddy in the Free r 'Pickwick," which will open in up the easy money and ligh SAYRE WOODS a production sponsored by theWorld." , Isohedule of "To Tell the Truth1 San Francisco April 17. Leslie, SAYRE WOODS- Matawan Grammar School Par- a fifth grader at Willow Street HOW to Murder Your Wife 7:10; 9:1'.!. and "TW3" for the stremiou: OAT Kiddle Show 12:30; How toent Teachers Association and the Waller Roado-Starting regimen of eight performances School, leaves April 4 with other Murder Your Wife 2:30; 4:50; 7:25; >:40. Straihmore School PTA. fliiiiiln: DiraUm week In a musical. members of the company, includ- SUN.—How to Murder Your Wife One of the things that influ- ng four ice skaters all tier age 2:20; 1:50; 7:15: 0:40. In the Civil War, tobacco ra- PERTH AMBOY enced me was a chance to wori who will appear in the musical. tions were authorized for Federal Provides Tutor AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- for Frank Loesser," said Phyllii PRI. 4 SAT.—Cartoons 7:00; My and Confederate troops. Producer, David Merrick;, who| Blood Run« Cold 7:30; 11:20: Night I've been offered a lot of shows Walker 9:44. but this one appealed to me one has such thits as "Hello Dolly" SUN.—Cartoons 6:30: My Blood Runs Marine* 2 - Evenhgi 7-?:30 I simply couldn't refuse." . and "Oliver" to his credit, is Cold 7:00: 10:45; Night Walker 9:14. MAJESTIC- ATLANTIC ACADEMY AWARD Big TV Star providing a tutor for his young HOW to Murder Your Wife 2:55: 6:30: THEATRE skaters, who will, perform on a 10:00; Pajama Party 1:30; 5:01; 8:30. 7 NOMINATIONS ~? When her agent finally sa SAT.—Kiddle Show 2:15; Pajama /•tlimtlc.HisblanUs—l'u-1. 89MHW down with the producers to tall 12 by 12-foot ice area in the pro Party 5:00; B:30; How to Murdtr NOW THRU SAT. duction slated for a seven Your Wile 6:30: 10:00. terms he immediately brough SUN.—Klildle Show 2:15; How to Scturdfly at 2 months' tour. The company will Murder Your Wife 6:20; 9:50; Pajama m am up the fact that his client, Mis return" fo New York In November Party 4:60; 8:20. BIOHElWT'HI Newman, was a big TV star am EDISON therefore could demand top rrion after performances in San Fran- THE BRAVE" I cisco (seven weeks), Los Angeles MENLO PARK CINEMA- ey as a Broadway attraction. Bui Leslie Ann Mapes John Qoldfarb Please Come Home according to Phyylis, her agen (through August), Detroit, Phila- 2:00: 4:0O; 6:O0; 8:00; 10:00. RMK SHAIKH a graduate of Pennsylvania State SAT.—John Goldfarb Please Come was told that TV meant nothing delphia and Washington. Home 4:45; 6:20; 8:15; 10:10: Kiddle Also • Saturday Matinee College, is skating with the "Holi- Matinee: Lad. a Dof 12:30: Jumboj and the only reason they wantet Delighted with the opportunity 2:10. day on Ice" company in Europe Firer Local Showing Phyllis was because she was and experience for their daugh- SUN.—John Goldfarb Please Come on tour for tjhe past year. This Home 2:00; 4:00; 6:00: 8:00; 10:00. good performer and had done sc ter, Mr. and Mrs. Mapes, how- was the show both Jerry and Kay WOODBRIDGE "THE ADVENTURES OF well in "Subways are for Sleep ever, do not intend to have Leslie continue in a dramatic career. were with when their only son, DRIVE IN- SINBAD THE SAILOR" LAST PAY! "HOW T6"MURPER,YOUR WIFE" Color. Ing." TOI. A SAT.—Sex ftth e Single Girl Not that they have anything Chandler, was five years old. 7:20; 11:00;. Pajama Party 9:30. Cartoon Feature In Color "Since I had told him I wantec Now Chandler is a sophomore at : SUN.—Sex A the Single Girl 6:S0; against a professional career. 10:30; Pajama Party'9:00. to do the show," continued Phyl Red Bank Catholic High School SUN. • MON. • TUES. — FRIDAY and SATURDAY — lis, "he gaye/ikon. most of thei They themselves, until four years NEPTUNE CITY Leslie's rooting section Will be CONTINUOUS SUNDAY requests and'I signed the con- ago when they moved to Fair Ha- "PEYTON PLACE" Q on ice until she returns. Her First Local Showing tract. Before the ink was drj ven, have had 15 years in the entertainment field, mother reports that her fledgling COLUMBILUMBIA PICTUHtPICUHtS prutnu "RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE" they began to tell me how won ice star is anxious to go. In case derful it was to have a TV sta: Famous Skater" she wants to return to ice skat- .STEVSTVE -IBB — STARTS SUNDAY — in the show since I could make Jerry Mapes Is the son of the ing on an amateur level, Mrs. appearances in the right places famous Ice skater Evelyn Oiand- Mapes stated that skaters may do ttitchcogfo "PSYCHO and "STALAG T7" and get publicity for the. produc- ler, who now resides in Toms this, If -they leave the' profes- tion. I think they had alread; River. He and his wife, Kay Guier sional f ield,, 4of'- me • -year.-.i This SATURDAY'S KIDS SHOW ar 1:30 set me on abouffive locaVshow Mapes, are professional ice slfcat- is a pretty ga'sy decision, she in Detroit before I picked ers. Both havo appeared in lead- agrees, when you're only iO years u "THE BEAR" & "TO THE (World's) FAIR" the pen." . . ing ice shows throughout the old. Happy Couple' country, including the first HUSH..MSHf Even while she was rehearsin; American ice.show-with Morris Chalfen in Russia, in 1959 as pert SWEET „ of the cultural exchange pro- Oratorio Choir gram. • ' * Will Perform CHARLOTTE Mr. and Mrs. Mapes just con NOTICE eluded their teaching season at ASBURY PARK - The Ora- the Navesink Country Club rink, torio Choir* of the Asfoury Park Show Sat. and Sunday and Mrs. Mapes at the Asbury; Methodist Church will sing Hora- "Brothen Grimm" at 2 Park rink, They both teach in tio Parker's "Hora Novissima'1 ••••••»..««••••••• "Hush, Sweet Charlotte" ;he year-arbund rink in Millburn Sunday, at 4 p.m. in the churchj 4:40,-7:10-9:30 —the Ralph Evans Ice Skating First and Grand Aves. Step "Up" to the School where Mr. Mapes has 18 This work, well Tecognized by SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT! classes in freestyle skating. ThejAmerican musicians, ranges from daughter of the school's owner, solo through ' 12 parts moving Saturday and Sunday Only * Tracey Evans, who trained with over the accompaniment. NEW Leslie, also is in the "Pickwick" The text is taken from a 3,000 Doors Open 1:30—Show Starts 2:00 P. M production, a musical based on line Latin poem written by the (2 Matinees Each Day . Matinee 2 - Evening* 7-9:1 S he "Pickwick Papers',' of Charles monk Bernard deCluny in the at Theatres Near Your Home!) SOPHIA LOREN Dickens. 12th Century. The oratorio was "Marriage Italian Style" Leslie auditioned for the show written for the New York Chor- n Iceland in New York City. She al Society in 1893 and the com- prepared in ballet and toe at the poser conducted this group in its Leah Maurer dance studio in Red!premiere performance. ALPINE MANOR Bank for one year, and was a The accompaniment for the ora- member of the carnival troupe torio is provided by Mary Col HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY at the South Mountain Arena. lins, harpist, Shrewsbury; Joseph JACK LEMMON Peon Slate Graduate Clouser, Toms River, tympantst, "HOW TO MURDER To complete the ice skating in- and Thehna Rainer, organist and Banquet Facilities :erests of this family, Miss.Susan minister of music, who will di- YOUR WIFE" '; * DANCE * Vlapes, sister of Jerry Mapes, rect from the console. For Up to 300 or be entertained by

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An interesting reminder of a QUMUOD—Who played the part ven, Conn., Thi show is handled IO matter at ttelly, the famous battle FDR fought and lost of the nurse on the Alfred Hitch- Answer — Many seasons ago, piot is almost believable. on the domestic front when he tried to reor- cock dram* titled "An Unlocked there was an adventure series 7:lfrf:« (II) the Stories et Guy it ganize the Supreme Court's conservative com- Door?" I know it was a man with titled "Bengal Lancers" which Maupassant., "Bachelora." As anybody knows plexion. But soon alter, in 1931, FDR had a woman's wig. The show was starred Philip Carey and War- win's been following then dramatizations, to iuni Mi attention to th« signs of peril finished for over two hours and ren Stevens. Guy dc Maupassant was a master cynic, and abroad as the period of the infamous "Munich my nerves were still unsettled. the three stories dramatized here deal with Pact" demanded an awakening of the na- I am ah avid Hitchcock fan and Question — My mother and I bp-<*elorj. a subject admirably suited to his t'.ui have been surprised by some of were discussing an old movie pei IU I (4) Jack Pair Show. Peggy Lee is hit endings, but this show was which we saw many, many years «:»£:» (2) The Great Adventure. "The on again tinging "Pass Me By" and her ver- the first that left me completely ago and we would like to know Outlaw and the Nun." (Repeat). A charming sion of "Hello Dolly" for her fans. Jack in- unnerved.-^. A., Memphis Tenn. who played the lead and if it is vignette about a determined nun in tht wild terviews newsworthy WHUam C. MarUnd, Answer—Many fans have writ- ever shown on TV. The filmwa s >Wes! who brings kindness, schooling, and aid former governor of West Virginia, who ex- ten our mailbag about the sur- "The Way of All FIesh."-Mrs. tc an 1872 Colorado town. Actress Joan plains what brought him down from the gov- prise ending of the drama titled V. L., Douglas, Ga. Barkett at Sister Blandin* |5 forceful and ernor's mansion to a job as a Chicago cibble. "An Unlocked Poor." It will Answer— There were two ver- gentle hy turns. Judging by this story, it Other item* include a singing routine from probably rank with Hitchcock's sions of this film. The first was looks as if the West was tamed by women, or Dorothy Loudon, and a film of Indonesia's more memorable TV hours. T. C. a silent film and starred Emit should have been. Sukarno narrated by his biographer Cindy Jones, who is one of the fore- Jannings, who won the very first 8:10-1:10 (4) Bob Hope Show. More foot- Alams. (Color). most and tasteful female imper- Best Actor Oscar for his per- • ie on Hope's recent Southeast Asia tour. 1M1 II) a CClock High. "Mutiny at sonators in show business, played formance in the film. Akim There an shots of the Pleiku Raid and the 10,000 Feet." The series hat done many the role of the killer-nurse. Tamiroff, one of. the best char- resulting damage, plus newareel footage of Btjtti about heroes, but this yarn deals with acter actors in films, played the Mirlnes being entertained In Okinawa and a calculating, almost maniacal heel. Lirry Question — Has the film "The leading role of the beaten man arriving iu Viet Nam. Cartoonist Bill Mauldin Blvden gives a good performance as an of- D.I." ever been released to TV? in the 1940 remake of the film. gives his version of the Feb. 7 Pleiku at- licw who stops at nothing to put fantastic Who played the leading part in The Tamiroff version is available tack and tees films of his ton, Bill Jr., a pilot plan of his into operation. the film? I was in the Marine on TV. |HE CRUCIBLE — The Center Players of Ihe Long Branch Jewish Community Can- a* Pleiku. Also Janis Paige, Jerry Colonna, It-U (II) Harness Racing. From Yonkers Corps when the film came out ter opened last night with Arthur Miller's "The Crucible." Rehearsing around Miss John Bubbles and the remainder of Bob's Ruceway. and f nave never seen it, buf (For art answer to your ques- troupe appear again, and Hope quips about 11:11-1 (7) Nightlife. Pat Boone closet many friends of mine have told tion about any TV program or Sharon Hamer, are, leff to right, Mrs..Lauren Woods 3d, Raymond Arlo and Mrs. the jsttonimts, the Russian cosmonauts', and his twoiweek stint M host wStteJiinmy Dean, me it was good.—E. L., Amster- actor, write to Steven H. Scheuer, Abe Davis. Besides last night's performance, the play will run this Sunday, April I,, 3, the upcoming Holloywood Oscars in his open- Soupy Sales, Jackie Mason and French rock dam, N. Y. 'elevision Mailbag, c/o this 4 and 10. n, monologue. '.i roller Sylvie Vartin aJong. Answer—Jack Webb starred as paper.) t:J0-10 (J) Gomer pyle. Pretty amusing 11:30-1 (4) Tonight. Johnny Carson's the tough Marine drill instructor episode. Gomer Pyle suddenly finds himself scheduled list of guests include film itar in the film, which is available Ike ale* plan to go Is tke> on a jet plane bound for Rome. He gets on Tony Curtis, comedian Larry Storch, and for TV showings. However, I LUIGI'S the plane by accident, jabbers away with a singer Nancy Ames. (Color). Marionette Show can't understand your eagerness FINE ••VMIwE Frl. - Sot. to see a film about marine train- ing when you've been through the Higjitsrown Country Club real thing. Italian Tonight, Andy Wells1 lOpltc* Due in Red Bank Complete Program Listings band, 1.SD. "lf< great fun en Question—Please settle some Restaurant Friday!.", Walt Mailer's 10-pc. RED,BANK - A profession! School gymnasium. Channel t WCBS-TV Channel S WNEW-TV Channel I . WOR-TV band—Sat.—Jo«> Mucha. Evtry troupe of entertainers, the Berki The one-hour show, sponsored thing for a friend and me. I say Channel i WNBC-TV Channel 7 WABC-TV Channel 11. . WPUCTV FULL C< W«d, Friendship dance far ley Marionettes, will perfon by the Red Bank Parks and Rec< there was a TV series on a few COURSE * .50 folks 25 and o»«r. Adm. $1.00. years ago about the Bengal Lan "The .Mysterious Island" Satui reation Department, will be ope FKIOAY 4:41 7-Chatterbax— Always Am alow or couplet. DINNER day, April 3 in the River Stre< to all children. There is no ad- AFTBUNOOnf 7—Ntw»—Peltr Jennings Joe E. Brow—46 mtn. . cers, but my friend doesn't be- 11:00 »:M lieve me. Please confirm this mission. Parents may accompinj »-U»e of Life-Serial 2-Edltorlol-Mlchael Keating I-Mlster Mayor-Children 4-Soy When I—Game 4-Wtomer-Pot Hernon 4-Crusoder Rabbit and print the name of the series ALSO the children, if they wish. 7—Donna Reed—Comedy 7:00 1:1$ Curtain time is 1:30 p.m. Doors 1J—En Francois—Lessons *-News—Horry Reasoner e—News and Weather COM! TO OUR 11:2J 9 LOUNGE open at 1 o'clock. 4—News—Huntley, Brlnkley l:» I—News—Robert Trout 7—McKeever—Comedy S-Oolnmn in the Capital 'Music Man Tonight PIZZA ROOM SURF RESTAURANT The Berkeley Marionettes 13:1) 11—Moolllo Gorilla—Cartoons e— Film—Guns ol Hole- LONG BRANCH - The Long hr tanllif nltymtt f have entertained young people Z—Search for Tomorrow 11—ComolMt Gordlner Tim Holt—«0 mln. 4—Truth or Consequences—Game 7:N »:M Branch High school production ********* TONITE & SAT. NITE ********* from coast to coast and in the 7—Father Knows* Best owtWesretti 7—Alvln—Cartoons of "Tht Music Man" will be pre- 30 years of their existence have 11— Buckoroo 500—Buck Weaver International Showtlmi 4—Kit Carson western Any ordtr an Hit immi 13—Electronics ot Work 5—Thin Man—Mystery 5—Film Feature sented tonight and tomorrow the FABULOUS SYNDICATES played to millions. In addition to 7—Fllntitenes—Cartoon 7— Dovey end Golfatti night. The show is being directed may be prepartd to talw their skillful manipulation of pup- I—Guldlno Lloht-Serlot e— Fllm-Tlie Son ol Atlos In the Valley 11-Pesslng Parade-Nesbltt II—Dick Trocy—Cartoon of the Lions—Ed Fury—I firs, CM by Raymond Arlo, high school euf. pets, the roles are played by tf—Film—Fury of file Congo— t-Tennessee Tuicedo English and drama Instructor. **************************************** talented actors in three dimen- 4—News—Ray Scherer Johnny Welssmuller—a rnln. *—Hector Heamcolt — HELD OVER TWO MORE WEEKS — lS—Storles of Guy DeMausassant—Drama 5—Community Dialogue A group of 24 local student tional theater. 2—Leave It to Beover 1:00 7—Cartoons—Children musicians will perform in the s Hie adventure story concern 4—Everytfilng's Relative ' S-77 Sunset Strip-Mystery o—Tox Facts—Dlscuislon LUIGI S—Cartoons—CMIdrtn 7—Former's Daught*r 11—Dovey and Goliath show under the direction of Donv r="NICKIE DON QUARTET^. two small boys who find them- 7—Ernie Ford—Variety 430 »:« inic R. Soriano. ft Nawrncm Springs RooeJ selves adrift in a balloon, then II—Film-Gambler and the Led/— *-Ortot Advehture—Drama 11—Communism—Lecture **************************************** Done Cforle-I hr.. 20 rnln. 4-Bob Hoie-VerKty 1t;t» marooned on a tropical island., •Klndiroortert—Jordan 7-A«doms Family I-Qukk Draw McGrow Skip Orr of Wantagh, N.Y., OCEAN BLVD. « MATILDA TEH LONG BRANCH D—Thriller—Mystery * 4—Underdog—Cartoons RED BANK 7414220 Your Hoit—P«» . • , For Reiervetions—222-4432 *-New» W—New>—Gary Gllsm •—CoaWnp—Benlempls caught 31 Navy passes last sea- Op*n 7 days a wtnk I:U II—THIS Is tht Ute-rtellglon J-AS ttisi World Turns . 1}—To Be Announced 4-Let's Make A Deal »:W 3-Mlonr Mouse-Cartoons S-Fllm-caught— S—East Side/West SIM 4-Flrtboll XLJ-CWIdren Jarnei Mejon-l hr., 35 mln. 7-Volerrtlrte'e Day 5—Cartoon*—Children 7—Girl Talk-Ponel t:»e 7—Lone Ranger—Western •—Pamela Mason—Interview I-Gom«r pyle, USMC II—En France—language IJ-Amerlcon Shrines i—Jack Benny—Corned/ ' «:•» 7-FOR-Documentory *—Unus—cartoon 11—Hablo Espcnol—Language f—Arrest end Trial—Drama *-Oennlt ttie Menace II—Tambstone Territory S—Just for Fun—Sonny Fox SCINIC DRIVt ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 4-News-Flsyd Ka'lber 1»-Comers- Discussion 7—Cosoer—Cartoons U:t» •—Flirrv-Corblne Williams— 3—Password—Game »-4lortery's People James Stewart—2 Mrs. ENJOY 4—Moment of Truth—Serial i-Jack Peor-Vorlet/ ti-ftellglous Leaders 2—Password—Game 5—Detectives—Police II :M 7— Flame In ttie VVinrf-Serlol 7-B O'clock High *-Jefsons—Cortoon 11—Harness Rodno—Yantirt 4^-FUry—Drama * DINNER * LUNCHEON * COCKTAILS IJ—Music for You—V/Hrren 13-Nevn-Roberl Potts 7—Porky pig-cartoons TJ.-05 Ji-Wwd of Llh-Rellglon • MUSIC FRIDAY and SATURDAY II—News 13—Science Reporter 1t:M Complete Banquet Facilities iJ-World of Work-Reordon »-rtarry S. Trunwn College Fraternity 1:30 10: JS I—Howe Porty— Llnkletter 1J—Electronics at Work Telephone 291-1232 ••—Doctors—Serial •i ll:» Slates Shore Review 7—Day In Court—Drama 7—News—Jim Jensen 9—Dr. Brothers 4 • 5—News WEST LONG BRANCH — The II—True Adventure 7—Ntws—BUI Beutel Good Guys' Shore Review, a e-Ntws-John Wmgett, Walter Kltmon 13—Tell Me A StoryloiMren ll-Ntws-Mortln O'Hara musical show for teenagers be- 1l:tS ing sponsored by Alpha Theta Ohwuf. 5-News lJ-Reflections Chi Fraternity, Monmouth Col- m 7— News—MarUne Sander* 1I:1» HUE aiKUl lUTiUUKT ummnmm <—Wtoltier—Tex Antolne lege, will be presented In Con- COMPLETE COMPLBTI ID J-To Tell the Truth—Ponel S—Film—Whltf Heat— vention Hall, Asbury Park April Thomas P. Vassar *-Anomer World—serial James Caaney-4 tin., » mln. > LUNCHION DINNER 5—Peter Gunn—Mystery 11-Weother-Msrllvn Grey !•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 7—General Hospital—Serlol IMS I®, »—Jomei Beard—Cooking 4-UtarNews-vJlm Hartr The review will bring to the On Tour 11—26 Men—Western 7-Nlghtllfo-varltty stage rock and roll recording IJ-Muile Interlude t-Soorts-Mashtr ii-SMrte-laft Wolff stars such as Del Shannon, the J-News-Oougic» Edwardi 11 :M Chiffons, the Emotions, the With NYU I—Film—Fixed Bayonets— Tymes, the Crystals, the Crests, 3-Edge ol Nloht-Serlal Richard Basehort—> hr., SO mln. mm An TIL U.IO m - nil > Mr TIL IJ.M A» 4—You Don't Soy!—Gome 11—Best ol Oroucho-Ouli the Dovells, the Tokens, the HID BANK Jack Nolan's 11:13 COCKTAIL LOUNGE 5—cartoons—CWIdren Angels, and Sleepy and the fabu- Glee Club 7—Young Married)—Serial e—Film—Carbine Williams— 21 WEST RIVER RD. RUMSON «—Film—The invisible Man Returns— Joints Stewart—3 hrs. lous Invictas. Masters of cere- NEW YORK - Thomas Pau Vincent Pric#-»» mln. II:JS monies for the two shows, sched- 1—Supercor—Cartoon 4-J»rinny Carson Vassar, son of Mr. and Mrs IJ—Books for our Time 11:51 uled for 7:30 and 10 p.m., will be • TOM DALTON • SAM BALDANZA II—3fdr Theofer—Drorrw Joe O'Brien and Jack Spector, Thomas E. Vassar, Markwood *-Secret Storm-Serial l:t* where is spring? and his BANJO disc jockeys from New York on the PIANO La., Rumson, N. J., a senior at 4—Match Gome 4-Nrwe-«»nrrrey Pond 5—Astroboy—Cartoon 7_Flim-rVim of the Sfone Womin- radio station WMCA. New York University, is a mem 7—Trollmoster—Western Scllla GaMI-1 hr., 90 mln. The calendar says it's; here, but the weather* Il-Chutk McConn-Chlldren Call'Some Friends ber of the university Glee Club •LUV TO TOUR man hain't been co-oparating. If the weather Mf This Weekend and which began a UOO-mile concert J-Fllm-Oream Girl- A WHOLE SEASON hat been making you unhappy we know just Betty Hurton-i hr., a mln. Singalong at tour of the nation's Capitol and «-Fllm-Or. Klldore'e victory- NEW YORK (AiP) — "Luv," the thing to perk you up. Stop in and enjoy JSndy B«ker>-eMI(/r«ii Lew Ayres—I hr., 4S mln. Broadway's only nonmusical SRO Virginia last weekend. IJ-WorU 01 Music 1:1S a delightful dinner at the Lineroft Inn. You . Jack Nolan's Mr. Vassar, who sings bass, 5-N.ws hit of the season, sends a com- e—News end Wesmrr are sure to be pleated with the many special- has been a member of the NYU *-Fllm—r«n-ooe Rebel— pany on national tour beginning • PLAYER PIANO Olnoer Ragtrs-M mln. 1:31 6lee Club for four years. A his- 4-Fllm-Tti* Hucksters- S-Fllm-Tht Bells of St. Mervt- Aug. 30. ties on our menu. e IISHT MENU tory major, he is a member of 7—Film—April Levt— Bifio Crnsy-i hrs., » mln. Producer Claire Ntchtem hasn't Pal Baont—1 dr., U mln. 1:51 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • MUSIC Fill., SAT. and SUN. the Goliards, an 11-member -Mlki Douatot-VarWy 1-Fllm-The Good Earth— yet settled on the casting for -Seochcombir Bill Paul Mwtl—i tin., it mln. he three-role comedy, but has e CATERING TO 60 PEOPLE group of the Glee Club's best lingers. They spent the Christ- li-On« Upon A Doy-CMMffl IATURDAY already booked engagements that M0»NIN» will Iteep ihe group travelling ENTERTAINMENT mas holidays on a professional —Thr« Stooges—Ccmedy «:» UNCROFT INN li-Whol's New-Children through May 9, 19€«, when it SUNDAY FROM 7 P.M. engagement at St. John's in the J-N»ws EVENINS <:M settles down in Chicago for an NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 'irgin Islands. i:N 3—Sunrise Semester indefinite engagement. Monday thru Friday S-Mlckey Mouse Club 7—Pro|»ei Know-Education 741.9755 II—News—Kevin Kennedy 7:00 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. Il-Operotlon Alphobet II Dance Tomorrow J—Hove You R««d . . . —Zulll Six of the University ot Florida Inqulrt About Our lonquet and Wtddlng Facllitte •••••••.•••••••••••I i:l« «~Modern Former ••£ MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The I—News—John Tlllmon 7—Prelect Know—Educoilan varsity basketball players comes Cliffwood Fire Company will •:U 7:30 IMIMH 4—Snorts—Boda *-Snope Up-E»rclse from outside the state. sponsor a barn dance tomorrow 7—Weather—Ken Rabat it 8 p.m. in the tire house, Angel I—Weother—Vivian Farrar ^••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••B <:H St., Cliffwood. Fred Corbltt, "The 2-News—Robert Trout "A DISCOVIHY IN GOOD IATIH& . . ." Country Dance Man," will pro- 4— Local News—Gabe Pretlman, S—Soupy Sales—Variety KNimrs vide the music and serve as cal- 7—Local News—BUI Btuttl ler. Tickets are available from Maverick—Western all firemen. —Superman—Adventure 13—En Francois—Lessons Cedar Inn RE-OPENING Retrwnanf-Codtrol! Lounge MARCH 27 NOW •WALLY: AI III* fieno «nd Organ APPMARMG Luncheon • Dinner FRI.. SAT.. SUN.. MON. DOPPELTS NIGHTLY Parties • Cocktails Luncheons - Dinners HOFBRAUHAUS Business Meetings SEAFOOD—STEAKS—CHOPS ART SERVILLA '* Banquets "All Food Cooked to Order" FEATURING • At The IAR SNACKS"—OUR • German-American Cuisine MIGHTY THEATRE ORGAN Wedding Receptions • lavarian Music Nltely and Sunday afternoon For Your • Dancing Friday and Saturday Listening and Dining Pleasure • Luncheons 12-2 a Dinners a Banquet facilities ENJOY OUR FAMOUS SCENIC DRIVE SMORGASBORD ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS SERVED MON. THRU FRI. 12 NOON to 2:30 P.M. 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FTAAJB, on the silverware do- Attendance awards were given assisted by Mrs. Charles Tonta, Cftinaisirion will sponsor • "Kite national has won a Freedoms president of the Kiwanis Club ol Freedonu Foundatfim for the April Fair nated recently by the Democrat- fa> Mrs. Behr, second grade, MeMrs- . Michael Moscoe, Mrs, Ber- FJy" tomorrow at the eonnty Foundation Distinguished Service Red Bank. Kiwanis also shared jointly- - sponsored weekly radio ic Club of Union Beach. morial School; Mrs. Stella Al- ry and Mrs. Caihone, and sixth park, starting at 1 p.m. Prixs Award for its "1964 American- with Radio Station WGN, Chic* program, "The Constitution Se- UNION BEACH - Plans for len, first grade, Florence Ave- grade mothers. will be awarded. ism program," It was announced go, in receipt of a George Wash' ries, Irom Inquiry." he annual spring fair April 24, A basketball game between iponsored by the Parent-Teach- Union Beach teachers and mem- nue School, and Robert Messina, The program, developed by KS •T Association, were made at a bers of the association .wi-H be seventh grade, Memorial School. warns and WGN working togeth neeting last week. Mrs. Allen Free New Government Book er, is distributed in taped form 5lank is chairman. The fair will by Kiwanis. clubs- throughout the >e held in Memorial School. United States. The announce Offered to Hard of Hearing meat was made Feb. 22 at Free- Mrs. Vincent Lamano, presi- GOING TO lent, will attend ttie annual re- Writ* today for thli fr«, mw Govarnmant Book by th> U. S, doms Foundation headquarters, »ional spring county Council DapartmaM of Haalth, Education and Walfara, Public Haalth Valley Forge, Pa. CHECK TERMITE DAMAGE I THE CITY? neeting in Burlington Tuesday, Information Sariai No. S3, •ntitLd "Haarlng Lou Hopa." Key Club International, fte Ki- vtarch 30, with Mrs. Robert Kline wanis sponsored high schoftl ser- ind Mrs. Joseph Kolodziej. SPECIALIZING IN Hearing 60 l vice organization for toysi also Named to the nominating com- TERMITE CONTROL ONLY United States Post Office was named an award winner In mittee were Mrs. Kari Behr, Box 7247 the Feh. 22 announcement. Key GO BY BUS! Olub received 'the George Wash- For Other Insects—Call an Exterminator Washington, D.C. 20013 Airport Plaza, Hwy. 36, HazH N. 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SECTION TWO FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1965 7c PER COPY Senate Is Snubbing Asse mbly By William Henderson apportioning New Jersey i* poa-have received a great education necessary, to pass the bill, The his job to oppose or endorse the] '• ALLEMMURST -j. Ti« Repub- deredby the court," Sen! Richard by what has been happening over Register learned. Senate's petition asking for a stay lican-controlled SenJte will pay R. Stout informed The Register the issue." The court will hear arguments in changing state voting lines. litUe heed to any reapportion- last night. • . • i A delay in putting reapportion on the Senate's motion, next Wants It Temporary nierit bill passed by the Assembly 'I believe," he said, "it's ment into affect this year means Wednesday, the eve of the April His argument will be centered nest week, evident to most people In the the candidates would run for 1 reapportianment deadline or on the Assembly's preference on Tie Senate will refuse to vote state that the solution to re- election under the present sys- dered by the same justices. the basis of temporary reappor on any such measure until the apportionment can't be accom- tem. "And it would give all those The court, however, will be tionment. Supreme Court renders a de- plished overnight in an atmo- persons concerned a cooling off setting a precedent if it reaches The old State House hummed cision on its request to defer re- sphere of haste ami during ah period," Stout asserted. a decision the same day. with activity. An eight member apportioning the state for a two election year for governor." Vote Due Monday The high court states that if legislative commission worked year period. . The1 GOP legislator, also de- it should refuse the Senate's pe- out the broad outlines of a bill The Assembly says it will pass Reminded that Assembly Speak, livered a verbal blow at Demo- er, Marion West Haggins, R- struc- . Wants Postponement sidetracked several of our sug- governor would kill it anyway, Attorney General Arthur J. Sills. and. would end June 15. "''Vil hold up my vote on any gestions on reddstrictlng, too." talk to the contrary." • Vincent P. Biunno, a Newark The commission indicated that ture, which will be the congregation's first permanent home. such bill while our motion for Stout said he does feel "the The Assembly will sit next Mon- lawyer, will argue on behalf of $250,009 should be appropriated a two-year postponement m re- people and legislators as well,'day, Tuesday and Wednesday, if the Senate and David Friedland, for the special election and a a Jersey City attorney who insti- similar amount would be used gated the first New Jersey re- in paying the expenses of dele- \000 Fund Drive Scheduled Cruiser Lands in Marlboro apportionment suit in 1982 also gates to the convention. will appear and ask that an im- Half the delegates would be mediate plan be put into opera Republicans and half Democrats. For Monmouth Reform Temple tion. But, as expected, the four Re- by co-chairman Alfred Mack and Confusing The Issue publicans and the four Democrats NEW SHREWSBURY - Plans considered one of the foremost Right Into a 'Drydock' on the commission were not to for the Monmouth Reform Tem- architects of Jewish religious vice chairmen Martin Wachtel, Sen. Stout still had plenty to Baldwin Davidson, Robert Lane say on the subject last night. continue in sweet harmony for ple's new building,, to be financed structures in the nation. MARLBORO — The yachting, The Keyport trooper put In a I his brother, Thomas Baker from long. by a $200,000 fund drive, were Honorary chairman of the and Milton Klein. "It is obvious many people In Henry Petzal is in charge of season opened here yesterday call to the Colts Neck barracks Marlboro. office and in groups not in of- The sour note came when the shown to building fund campaign building fund campaign is Miss when a 28-foot cabin cruiser went and Troopers .Walter Gillan and Mr. Luhrs estimated the dam- leaders Wednesday night. leadership gifts. Max Karlman fice -are only interested in con- Democrats demanded the final Florence Kridel. Warren Jailer, sailing acrdss Rt. 79. Leo Coakley joined the regatta. ages'at $300. The starboard hull fusing the issue. The whole pro- The new structure, first perma- and Monroe Deutsch are chair- vote on adoption of a constitu-l general chairman, will be assisted men of advance gifts solicitation. The water vehiote slipped Its Marlboro OfficW-Joseph Walker was scraped and the rudder and gram has been fraught with poli- tional amendment be decided by nent , home of the six-year-old moorings in front of the Amen-' arrived to • direct the wheeled propeller completely destroyed. tics and reapportionment can't a simple majority of 57 votes. congregation, will be erected on can Legion home, cruised 100 feet highway traffia The boat finally was towed be decided in a calm, objective The Republicans are going for a 10-acre site at Sycamore and north and moored on the west John Luhrs, \ general manager back to its original port at 3:30 fashion because of the tension a three-fifths vote of 68. They Hance Aves. shore of the state highway, listing of the Ulrichseirfirm, directed the p.m. and confusion surrounding it." want the convention to submit The building plan includes a to starboard. righting of the $6,000 skiff with The Colts Neck troopers de- The senator said that other only one referendum proposal sanctuary with permanent seating Junk Yard Rule the aid of cinder blocks, strips clined to issue a traffic summons: urgent problems like school aid; to the voters at the November for 96. An assembly hall partition The boat was on its way from of wood, trapezoldally shaped can be opened to accommodate VIrichsen Sea Skiffs on Boun- "A navigation violation doesn't taxes, transportation , and other election in 1S66. boxes and hand cranking jacks. fall into our territory," they said. projects have kept the lawmakers The Democrats prefer to aJlow 582 persons for High Holiday dary Rd. to Henry Luhrs. Sea services. Skiffs in Morgan. Assisting Mr. Luhrs were Carl "We won't give out a ticket forj busy, too, the convention to submit a mul- Baker from Lawrence Harbor and illegal docking." The assembly hall, a large mul Set Up in City A brace bar on the boat trailer "That's why we need more tiple choice question, giving the time," Stout stated. He blames voters in the state a selection, tipurpose area, will be used for broke loose, causing the boat to from more than one plan. temple activities as well as com- LONG BRANCH—An ordinance atrocious" health and safety con- leave its anchored position for the U.S. Supreme Court's reap- portionment ruling last year for And Democratic Gov. Hughes munity meetings. controlling junk yards was ditions in the vicinity. the Marlboro dry docks. the whole mixup. Most amazing surprised most Republicans yes- The two-level religious school passed last night, but a date was The street is littered with junk 'Lost a Boat' feature of the reapportionment terday when he agreed with, them will have five classrooms and ad-set to discuss an amendment. cars, residents are blocked from "I lost a boat," moaned Bit hassle is that the Republican that a constitutional convention ministrative offices. The amendment will be a access to their homes, and vi- Martin from Harlet, utility driver Senate's present action was sug-on legislative reapportionment Plans, for the new temple were change in specifications for the bration from a metal pounding for the Morgan firm: gested by a Democrat Sen. An-should be as bipartisan as pos- created by Percival Goodman, enclosure required around city machine causes cracks in walls thony J. Grossi, of Passaic. Most sible. Arthur Eckstein and Mrs. David junk yards. The present bill calls and ceilings in the surrounding Curious drivers using the high- property, Mr Baar claimed. way in the conventfdnal manner other Democrats won't budge on But Hughes has doubts this Haratz are in charge of general for an eight-foot tall cinderblock slowed their-ejrj to a mere few the issue. could, be written into the law solicitation, Communty solicita- wall or fence. Passage of the ordinance is im- knots in the normally 50 miles The GOP leadership In the As-setting up the convention. tion will be directed by David Attorney Jules Golden told the Operative, he maintained, because per hour rone to pe?r at the sembly wasn't caught napping It would have to be done by Haratz and Robert Schulman. council that no city junk dealer it is right that "one man may stranded craft. yesterday. Assemblyman Sidney some other agreement among the The spiritual leader of the con-could afford to construct such not profit to the detriment of gregation is Rabbi Richard F. a fence. Mr. Golden represents others," Forty minutes after the noon P. McCord, Jr., was named to two parties, he said. . . take its reapportionment case to The four attorneys involved in Stelnbrink. Robert Newman is its Nathan Asch, owner of Asch Mr. Golden, claiming to speak sailing event, Trooper John Nor- president. Nate-'Aito Wrecking Inc., 46, for all city junk dealers, told the ton of the Keyport barracks the court. the court action on. reapporfion McCord said it would not be ment will file briefs Monday. The fund campaign will open Cooper Ave. council that persons living near cruised up to the boat and hove officially at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Conditions Cited junk yards knew the yards ex- to along side. April 7, with a rally in the - Representing 64 residents of isted when they bought their torium of the Shrewsbury Presby- the Cooper Ave. area, Fredric homes. That's why they got such terian Church, where the congre-i Baar, of Red Bank said the Asch cheap buys, he insisted. Hughes Tops U.S. Jets Strike gation now meets. firm contributed to "absolutely Agreeing that there should be a controlling ordinance, Mr. Gold- en warned that passage of this List In Fete measure would put all city deal- DeepinNorth Viet State OKs Budget ers out of business. Many Testify For Howard A steady stream of affected MJ0DLETOWN - Gov. Rich- SAIGON (AP) - U.S. Navy The raid was by far the deep- residents testified that the junk ard J. Hughes heads the list of A NAUTICAL MISHAP — Moored on Rt. 79 in Marlboro jet bombers attacked four coastal est penetration into North Viet For School Board yards, particularly the Asch Nate guesUI who will attend the re- yesterday wara cabin cruiser belonging fo Henry Luhrs radar stations in North Viet Nam Nam of any of the 12 raids since yard, created hazards for chil- ception next Sunday at the Oaks, S»a Skiffs in Morgan. John Luhrs, left, and Thomas Baker today, one of them only 80 miles Feb. 7. NEW SHREWSBURY - The Board members met with Dr. dren, were breeding grounds for Tinton Falls Board of Education rats and worked generally to the honoring Rep. James J. Howard, from Communist China's Hainan Two Navy planes were shot Raubinger Wednesday, Louis A. are preparing to rascue the itrandad vessel. Island. budget impasse has been broken. Steinmuller, board secretary said, detriment ol the area. D-3d Dist,•--••-•--•• ••--• - down in the GuH of Tonkin, but both pilots were rescued unhurt Dr. Frederick M. Raubinger, accompanied by Mr, Steinmuller Samuel DeEartolis, city build- Assemblyman Patrick J. Mc- by helicopter. state commissioner of education, and the school superintendent, ing and plumbing inspector, Gann., Lincroft; Freeholder Eu- found "nothing wrong" with the George C. Malone. claiming to be testifying as a A number of other planes were "The commissioner said it was gene J. Bedell, Keansburg and Al budget, which was submitted to taxpayer, assailed the yards for Liberty Grange Protests heavily damaged. him for decision after being twice a good budget in all its aspects," stacking high piles of junk and Cucoi, Ocean County Democratic A U.S. Navy spokesman in defeated at the polls. Mr. Steinmuller reported. "He| creating health hazards. Chairman also will be on hand. Saigon declined to rule out the did advise that we might appro- Summonsing Two The congressional reception is possibility they might have been priate (15,000 additional from sur- Stepping back into his public sponsored by the Monmouth Coun- Burnt Fty Bog Proposal attacked by enemy planes. No plus. The board agreed to this. role, Mr. DeBartolis said he Communist planes have been re- Awards Total Dr. Raubinger certified the ty Young Democrats. would issue summonses today to ported sighted on any of the amount to be raised by taxes to two yards for operating without Bruce Robinson, Long Brand!, MARLBORO — Burnt Fly Bog Copies Distributed accepted by resolution last night. previous raids on North Viet $14,250 In the Monmouth-County Board of a $100 mercantile permit. He the dub's president, will be as- made news again last night. The resolution, signed by Al- Refunds will now be In order. Nam. Taxation right away," the board would not name the facilities. sisted on the arrangements com' Charles T. MqCue, lone Repub- mira M. Schanck and Elma M. Council deferred action on a Two of the North Vietnamese secretary added. Mr. DeBartolis told the council lican on the Township Council, rnittee by Phil Faimon and El- Mount,' was sent to the Planning board of adjustment resolution radar stations were reported Accident Suit Mr. Steinmuller received notice complaints about the Nate Asch read a resolution from Liberty Board, the state.Department of, that a variance be granted the of the certification ifrom the coun- len Kohl, Avon; Betty Bidder, 1 heavily damaged and two mod- FREEHOLD —A jury before yard have been made during the Grange No. 99 protesting the partment of Conservation, and Jersey Central Home and Devel- ty tax board yesterday. past 16 months. Joyce McCann and Walter Koz- erately damaged. Monmouth County Judge Edward state appropriation of any more Conservation, and Monmouth Po- opment Corp. to build a garden J. Asdwr awarded $14,250 dam-! Dr. Raubinger approved the Mr. Golden, attempting to post- lowsfcy, Freehold; Mrs. George 'and in the township. mona Grange, along with the] One of the targets was on Bach budget as cut (14,000 by the board apartment project on 42 acres on Long Island, in the Gulf of Tonkin ages yesterday to people injured pone final passage of the ordi- Reseter and Mrs. Bruce Robin- The resolution reads in part: (council. the east side of Rt, 9. in a three-car collision at Mata-i after its defeat by voters Feb. 9,nance, said that "too many The letter was accepted by the 80 miles from Hainan. Chinese Mr. Steinmuller said. son, Hazlet; Mrs. Albert CJiuder- "The State many jpars ago ap- Also put off was action on a Mig Jet intercepted, are known wan in a snow storm Jan. 26, people are being affected by ski, Keansburg, and Mrs. Harold propriated approximately 1,000 council for isttidy. letter from George Franklin, 1983. Final budget figures approved this" to change it overnight. to operate from an airbase on are current expenses, $816,304; Ducore, Mr..and Mrs. Jack Ozer acres of Marlboro's best farm In other business, Joseph A. Buckley Rd., that an artery con- the big island. Cars driven by Mrs. Dorothy Councilman Edgar N. Dinkel- capital outlay, $3,568, amount to spiel objected to the ordinance aiid Mrs. Yvonne Russell, Long land for the State Hospital, thus Brodniak, council president, ex- necting Rt. 79 and Dutch Lane Parrish, 34 Marey St., Freehold; plained that in the suit with U. S. Rd. be constructed near Ryan The other three stations, all be raised by local taxes, $541,567. on the grounds that the required adding to the expense of, our gov- within 80 miles of the border be- Christian Borup, 82 Ocean Blvd., Branch. ernment without compensation. Homes, (he township has 45 days Rd. This was referred to the Cliffwood Beach, and Lio- The (14,000 budiget cut and the sheet metal doors created a fire Also, Barbara Bottger and Mrs. from the date of the official de- Planning Board for study. tween North and South Viet Nam, (15,000 increase in surplus appro- hazard. He claimed there were "A portion of Burnt Fly Swamp were at Ha Tilth, Cap Mui Ronnel Coulombe, Forest Ave., Mat- A. A. Ketleher, Middletown; Al- cision of Superior Court Judge awan, had crashed on Rt. 79, priation will lower the estimated no provisions for exits. bert Mand and Wayne Rodney, was (or many years used for the Roslna Handel, was granted a and Vinh Son. borough tax rate from $3.77 to Councilman Samuel A. Marks township dump. . . .

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I want to have a big he's not going out so someone TUCSON, Ariz. - Birdie Teb man, is Tony Martinez, a short- year and I think this dub has can grab him in the draft." . bets, the thinned out man wb slop, who had a good year at . real chance." The whole Indians' picture, showed he had a good hear! Portland last season. Right now The Tribe has done well in bleak last year when a poor at- it appears that Hinton, acquired oould make something of that o! the spring games and among the tendance and a sixth-place finish Splits and from Washington, may be the top almost cost Cleveland its ball gag about "Who's on first" as standouts has been a 22-year-old prepares bis much-Improved I candidate for second unless Bir- club, is much brighter. dians for the pennant chas die decides to spell him at first first baseman, Bill Davis, a 15- Misses with Whitfield. foot 6-inch University of Minne- ahead, but Birdie Isn't worrie NEXT—The Los Angeles Angels By about the initial sack. PAUL A. ALBRECBT They made some publicity 01 of it, of course, with six guy including outfielders Rocky Co The tournament season is here The State tournament entry •vito and Daddywags Wagne; date has gone by, and the county tournament entries close this working there, but Coiavito wi weekend. Do you have your application in? If not, you better file be in the outfield and so wi: your entry fast. Wagner. Last Saturday night, 62 County bowlers traveled to the Old Cub Phil Cavarretta Columbia Bowling Lanes in Union City, to roll in the annual King working with a group at firs and Queen tournament. Cordy and Ed Huff, Long Branch, proved base but Birdie's chief consider INDIANS^ the best of the lot with 1,273. With a handicap, it put this husband «tion is his pitching. and wife team in second place. Ed. was hot with a nice 680 scratch "I haven't been able to estat series. Mary Lou and George Conover of Belmar, were second best BASEBALL ON THE ROCKS — Metropolitan Stadium lish anything in my mind abou with 1,169. Also from Belmar were Mary Ann McNulty and Bob manager Bill Williams, right, and groundskeeper Dick first and second and right field Hanlon who had the third total of 1,149. Ericson skim along on ice skates on some six inches of the skipper said in between the Bowlers to watch in coming tournaments are Howard Claffin, piercing noise of jet planes from night manager at Elm Lanes and of the Top Hat Cleaners in the ice just 18 days before the Minnesota Twins and New a nearby base. But I'm not Middletown A loop. Howard rolled a 707 on 210, 276 and 221 recently. York Yankees meet in their American League opener in worried about that. This is his second 700 of the season. That 275 started as a nine the Minneapolis - St. Paul ball park. The field has been "I have Fred Whitfield there timer. and Chuck Hinton his looked The Top Hat Cleaners accomplished-a feat not seen very cleared of a heavy snow, but the thick ice coating re- good everywhere and I just wa often in these parts. This was rolling a clean team game—con- mains, IAP Wirephoto), !. to decide what I'm going to < verting four.splits along the way. The boys who rolled so well to keep my top hitter in. the lini were Charles Stout—198, Joe Barbusin—202, Vanne—209, up. Tills isn't going to create BUI Heggie—218 and Bill WaIker-247, for a 1,074. Baseball problem." The Red Bank Firemen's loop has not been quiet lately, either. That Union Hose Co. 1 team is still setting league re- "AS I SEE IT." Birdie con cords. Last week it came up with its second 1,000 game of the tinued as we sat down on season—1,014. Ray Pearce led off with 186, Harry Hopkins added Spahn Pitches, Bats bench at Hi Corbett Field here, 234, Angelo DePonti continued with 181, Henry Canonico—still "the problem Is how good are in a slump—rolled 1SS and Dobber Hembllng picked up all the iriy young pitchers, like Lu slack with a 214. Mets Past Yanks, 3-2 Ttant, Lee Strange and Sam Mo The Monmouth County Catholic league Is starting to show Dowell going to be. Associated Press tering eight hits in going all the signs of a champion. Red Bank's St. James 2 team enlarged its - Ageless Warren Spahn hit way for the Indians. . ' "I know what Ralph Terry, lead to six and one-half lengths. St. Joseph's of Keyport took homer, drove in another run and The hitters had the edge In Dick Donovan and Jack Kralick over second place from the Bayshore Catholic Men. The big pitched the New York Mets to a most of the rest of them, how-, can do. Terry looked great here man for St. James Is Tony Ferrari) who had a 623 on 233, 19) 3-2 exhibition baseball victory ever. Tommy Davis' three-run the other day, McDowell was and 206. over the New York Yankees pinch hit homer won it tor the , fine in an appearance at Palm Down in 13th place Is St. Mary's 2, but this does not keep yesterday. Dodgers, a lead off homer in the ; Springs. Bob Ward from doing his best to move his team up the ladder. The 43-year-old left-hander, the ninth by rookie Art Shamshy was, "I have some good youni Bob had a nice 608 by virtue of 204, 191 and 213. Other fine Mets' pitching coach who was the difference for Cincinnati, Tim • arms in George Culver (tl-6 games were rolled by Al Penned!—246, Dan Gorman-<-229, acquired • from Milwaukee, al- MoCarver drove in two runs; with Charleston) and Floyd Weavei Charles Naughton—217, John Price—212, George DcStefano—212, lowed only one run and four hits a pinch hit double in the St. (13-10 at Portland) and if the] Chuck Hinton struck out three and walked the Louis triumph, and Lou Klim- • (Inflelfar-Outfielder) John Borsellaro—211 and Ed Aumack—210. keep going like they are, m; The firemen in the Friday Night 830 league at Strattmore same number in a six inning chock and Sandy Alomar each pitching staff could be a tougl Lanes are still rolling with troubles. The Madawan Township Fire pitching stint at Fort Lauder- had three hits in the 184it Mil- one to select. Co. 2 dropped three to VFW Post. The Cliffwood Fire Co. did the dale, Fla. waukee attack that subdued "I have the power now-J\Wth same thing with the A & J Mason Contractors, even though Chris It was the fourth victory In a Minnesota. Coiavito added — and he's been Ziegler rolled 203. This was not enough to offset the AI Joaquin's row for the Mets, who have fin- The top half of the Angels' split hitting very good. We're goin Donovan, Taylor Named ished last in each of their three squad pounded out 16 hits, in- 200, 201—582 and Dan McKenna's 202-555. to have more running speed anc Pete Picariello showed improvement for the Matawan Town- years in the National League. eluding a two-run homer by It's just a question of whether ship Fire Co. 1 team with the night's high set of 632 on 217 and 226. The Yankees have lost eight of Bobby Knoop in support of Dean their last nine. I might be sacrificing something Despite tfii's fine series, his team dropped two games to the West Chance's pitching. The Cy Young Award winner allowed In our total defense depending To Posts at Garden State Keansburg Fire Co. ' Terry Goes Nine seven hits and three walks in 52- on how I place my men." In other action the Whale Agency edged Budnick's Esso for Ralph Terry, meanwhile, be- came the first major league 3 innings, but still took the vic- Up and down the line here CHERRY HTLL - Joseph M. sociated with racing through fam versity, and is a member of the two wins, paced by Rich Christensen's 201—551. Mike Dunyak rolled pitcher to go nine innings in the tory. •nd in Florida the word was that McCrane, Jr., general manager ily interests which span a perioc Kiwanis and Reciprocity Clubs of U3—559 and Fred Pinkney 200—554 for Budnick's. Rex Diner spring training session, hurling The White Sox had homers by the 1965 Indians are a much-im- af Garden State Park, announced of more than 32 < years. His fath Camden, and of the South Jersey blanked Rooney Plumbing, led by Bob Winterberg's 204—551. Bill the Cleveland Indians to a 6-1 Tom Agee, Manly Johnston1, Ken.. proved club. And it would ap- the appointment of John S. Dono- er, Walter H. Donovan, is vic( Public Relations Society. Davis had 210—567 and Tony Straniero 201. Walt Monsees rolled triumph over a Los Angeles An- Berry, John Ramano and Johtt' pear so, with the additions and mn as director of public rela- president and one of the "found Donovan resides with his wife, 208 and Arnold Lauer 212-562 for the losers. Walt's Tavern had gels team in Tucson, Ariz. Bufford in the romp over Pitts- the young pitchers such as Tiant ons. ing fathers" of Garden Stafc Miriam, and sons, John and Norm Adubato and his 243—591 produced two wins over Strathmore In other exhibitions, the other burgh. The Pirates also lost sec- who came on last year, Donovan has been a full-time Park. Kevin, at 707 Hilltop Rd., Cin- Lanes. For the gals it was Grace Kipp with 207 and Pat Magala half of the Angels squad beat ond baseman Bill Mazeroski for member of the Garden State Rac- His previous business affiliation naminson. Max Alvis, the fine young third with 203. Boston, 8-4, in Scottsdale, Ariz., five to six weeks when he broke ing Association staff since 1961 was with E. I. duPont deNe* baseman, should have a bettc, Taylor Is P.D, Shore Point Esso took the odd one from Donato Construction the , Chicago Cubs edged San a bone in his right foot. year and Dick Howser, the short tnd, until his new appointment, mours & Co,, as a cost and con- Monrow W, "Jack'' Taylor was 1 Co. In the Airport Plaza Commercial league, to maintain a three Francisco, 8-7, in Mesa, Ariz., George Altaian, singjed m Wo' ierved as the track's admiriistra'- tracts'chgfneer. •' named director of publicity for stop, could have one just as good. game lead. At the same time, Kahle and McFarland was win- Baltimore .defeated Detroit, 7-4, ninth inning runs" to fie It and ive assistant. He has been as- He is a graduate of Duke Un Garden State, Joseph M. Mo Gone is John Romano, the solid ning two from M. T. T." Mason to move Into undisputed posses- in LakSlanB, Fla., Milwaukee another single by Ernie Banks • Crane, Jr., the track's general socker catcher, and in his place sion of second place, one up on Donato. whipped Minnesota, 9-5, in Orlan- produced the winner in the Chi- manager announced. Taylor is Camilo Catreon, who will Even though the rest of the 18 team league is closely do, Fla., St. .Louis nipped Hous- cago Cubs' comeback, while Bal- joined the Garden State Racing share the duties with Joe Azcue. Monmouth College's Bowlers Set bunched, end a team could jump a couple of notches in one ton, 8-7, in St. Petersburg, Fla., timore benefited by foirf un- Association team in 1964 as di- night, there were only two other position changes. Monmouth Cincinnati got by Philadelphia, earned runs in the last two in- rector of group sales and has V Lanes moved into eighth place ahead of Airport Liquors and 7-6, in Clearwater, Fla., the Los nings in the Colts' rally over De- served also as interim director For EIC Doubles Championship Ccrllone's Greenhouses took 11th place away from Airport Plaza. Angeles Dodgers took Kansas troit. College Sailors' in the publicity office since the Shore Point Esso can thank Lenny Waltsak for maintaining City, 8-5, in Bradenton, Fla. and WEST LONG BRANQH-Mon- el, Villanbva, St. Francis (Pa.) first of the year. The position its three-game lead. Lenny was the only 600 man for the night— the Chicago White Sox routed BREAKFAST SPEAKER nouth College's varsity bowling St. Josephs, St. Johns and C. W was held previously by Tommy 60S on 192, 200, 213. Lenny is 20th in the average parade—at 173. Pittsburgh, 10-4, at Fort Meyers, RED BANK — The Men's J Pentagonal earn won • a • qualifying position Post in the closing rounds. Roberts, who resigned in Janu- High game for the evening was turned in by Dick Hausler of Fla. of Congregation Beth Shalom, 186 the opening round of the ary of this year to devote more Sunday, Monmouth will fac Ed Pennetti's Roofing—a 241. Bill Kahle did his best for that second The only run Spahn allowed Maple Ave., will hold a break- iastern Intercollegiate Doubles time to radio and television. Regatta Sunday St. Peter's College in a regu place team with a 234 and a 202. Donato Construction Co. was was a solo homer by Phil Linz fast meeting Sunday at 10 a.m. Championships held last week in larly scheduled Eastern Interco: Taylor's previous business af- in the synagogue. Sportsman Jack ;• WEST LONG BRANCH-Mon- knocked out of second place, despite k 233 by Rudolph Maurer. in the third. Spahn, meanwhile, Philadelphia, Pa. legiate Bowling Conferenct filiations have been as an ac- Cohen, Red Bank, will be guest' tnouth College's varsity sailing had a single, drove in a run with The Hawk rollers, defending match. The Peacocks defeatet count executive with the Phila- a sacrifice fly and hit a homer speaker., His topic will be team will host a Pentagonal Re- the Hawks, two games to one, i delphia advertising and public re- iampions of the annual (our- in the seventh. Striped Bass Fishing Along thtf gatta Sunday at its home base, their last meeting to increas lations firm of C. Robert Gruver iy, had two doubles teams qual- Terry also turned in a solid Jersey Shore." '• the Fair Haven Sailing Club. their league lead to four games Associates, Inc. Before that, he among the 12 to roll in the job, striking out seven, allowing Chairman of the event is, Arn- Opposing the Dick Steadman over second place Monmouth.,St. was_the "Jack" with the popular mi-iinal and final rounds to only *ne base on balls and scat- old Hartman, Little Silver.*' .... coached Hawfcs will be teams held tomorrow. Peter's is currently 47-19 on th WPEfT'radio team of "Pat & from the University of Pennsyl- Pat Cinlello and Chet Koby- season, while Monmouth is 43-23 Jack." In addition to his daily vania, Princeton, Rutgers and .kiewcz averaged 199 for nine broadcasts from 1953 to 1963, Wagner (N. Y.). St. Peter's George Hagen, wh< ames to finish first with 3,If" Taylor directed the station's food AM teams will sail Jet-M's, leads the EIBC with an indi- ins. Monmouth's other entry. and drug merchandising pro- furnished by Monmouth College. vidual average of 189.28, postei GM's >mposed o* John Gauvreau and ram. The Hawks will compete in the day's high series, 576. Mon :ickey Yaeger, wound up sev- Born in New Brunswick, Tay- two.divisions. Team captain Nina mouth's Kobylakiewcz and Yae ith, averaging 166 per game for ger each rolled 572 series. Gauv- low now resides with his wife, Vuyosevich will skipper division Pat, and three daughters, Eliza- A with crew Rich Bresse. The B 2,971 total. reau followed with a 550 set. Bill The Monmouth keglers will Lashley (542) and Ciniello (510] beth, Patricia and Theresa, at 400 lowest-priced division will be captained by Bill Bryn Mawr Ave., in Bala-Cyn- Bogardus. Crewing for Bogardus >mpete against entries from were Monmouth's other scorers liversity of Pennsylvania, Drex- wyd, Pa. An older daughter, will be Frank Hevlin. Lynn, is a freshman in Cente- nary College for Women. Belford Club Taylor is a graduate of Dart- wagon SAVE *2 on these mouth College. He also is a member of the Turf Publicists of Joins NRA America, Dartmouth Clubs of WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Philadelphia and New York, Cir- ALLSTATE Fin and Feather Rod and Gun cus Saints & Sinners, Television Club of Belford, N.J., has joined Radio Advertising Club of Phil- HEAVY DUTY MUFFLERS the ranks of National Rifle As- adelphia, the Camden County Chamber of Commerce, and the sociation affiliated organizations, South Jersey Public Relations here recently. Society. The officers of the new club are Robert A. Hoffcorn, presi- dent; William Polusky, vice- Tourney's MVP president, and instructor; David RED BANK - One of the big Bilz, executive officer, and Rob- reasons St. James Grammar ert W. Myers, secretary and School basketball team compiled treasurer. an impressive 20-1 record during as low as 1793 . The new shooting club joins he 1964-65 season was Dick Rus- 4,000 other rifle and pistol or- wk. ganizations from coast to coast The 6-1 lad sent 425 points that are affiliated with NRA, 24/24 warranty hrough the nets in 20 games for PERFORMER ON TV — Miss Dicksie Ann Hoyt, daughter national sponsor of all organized i 21.3 average. In the recent smallbore rifle, high-power rifle inth annual Garden State Ele- of Dr. and Mrs. C. Douglas Hoyt, 907 River Rd., Fair and pistol shooting in the United itentary School Basket-Bowl Haven, national over-all water ski champion, will be seen 30 miles per gallon States. The local club will help ournament, Rusnak led his team Extra sturdy gteel with zinc coated inside and promote competitive shooting in the championship by tallying on CBS Sports Spectacular Sunday afternoon. Miss Hoyt its area with its members firing outside to prevent rust and corrosion. 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Annoyed Mantle's Friends (AP) — Manager Johnny Keane King said that the manager's OCEANPORT - John Gal-on the West Coast for many Owners o< the winners of the shifted the sore-legged Mickey insistence on stressing that breath, president of the Pitts- years, has nominated an un- Sapling and Sorority receive Mantle to left field yesterday Mantle, who has had trouble burgh Pirates baseball team, and named colt to the Sapling by purses of at least $60,000, plus and both of them denied a re- with both legs, was not equipped David "Sonny" Werblin, presi- Nashville out of Sixpence, trophies designed exclusively for port that a feud was causing to hold down center field had dent of the New York Jets foot- Longden's nominee is a half- Monmouth Park. In addition, disorder on the New York Yan- annoyed Mantle's friends on the ball team, are among sports brother to that good stakes win- conditions of the two races call kees. team. celebrities who have nominated ner of recent seasons, Four and for special cash bonuses to the "I told Mickey I wanted him "Keane has insisted on making colts end fillies to Monmouth Twenty. breeders of the first four horses to be my left fielder, in games decisions when none was Park's $100,000 Sapling and "We at Monmoutii Park are across the line. at Yankee Stadium as well as needed," the reporter wrote. He Sorority for 2-year-oids, it was just as proud of the growth in Jones, who trained many great away from home," Keane said. said the Yankee squad was in announced here recently by H. stature of Hie Sapling and Sor- horses himself, Including Cita- "He accepted the decision gra- disorder. A. "Jimmy" Jones, director of ority as we can be," notes tion, Armed, Gen. Duke, Iron ciously. There's never been any All three of the principals- racing and former head trainer Director of Racing Jones. "Our Liege, Tim Tarn, Two Lea. trouble between us.- Keane, Mantle and Ford- for Caiumet Farm. races are the first major 2-year- Yorky and Bardstown, is hopeful The New York World-Tele-shrugged oH the suggestion. More than 1,290 2-year-oldj are old stakes in the East each sea- that more than 700 2-year-olds gram and Sun's writer with the They said there was nothing to eligible for the six-furlong Sap- son and frequently point out will still be eligible to the Mon- Yankees, Joe King, reported it. ling and the six-furlong Sorority the champions of the respective mouth features at the close of yesterday that a smoking feud "How can anybody say that I races to be run during the Mon-divisions. Last summer, for in- the April 15 deadline. The seemed to be arising between have been moving Mantle about mouth Park meeting which opens stance, the champion colt, Bold Sorority, for 2-year-old fillies, Keane and the two Yankee vet- when he has been used only in June 4. To maintain eligibility Lad, won our Sapling, while a will be run July 31. The Sapling, erans, Mantla and pitcher WW- center field whenever he has a payment of $50 per nomination very fine filly named Bold Ex- for 2-ycar-olds of either sex, is tey Ford. played?" Keane said. is due on or before April 15. perience won our Sorority." scheduled for August 7. Ford laughed when informed In addition to baseball's Gal- of the rumors of a feud and breath and football's Werblin, R-F.E Faculty said, "It's the first I've heard other sports notables active in Holy Cross Edged of It.1 the support of the rich Sapling 'Mantle, assigned to play left and Sorority include Ogden Clubs Yearliiigs field against the New York Mets, IN THE BOATING BUSINESS—Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Luster, 941 River Rd., Fair Phipps, chairman of The Jockey Carton's Shot Gives St. Mary's RUMSON—In a warm-up game in Thursday's exhibition game Haven, relax in tha main lounge of the club house at their new place of business Club and for many years na- tor the seniors, the Rwnson-Fair here, insisted, "My relationship The Cedar-Mar Boatyard and Marinas, formerly known as Hotaling's, Toms River. On tionaj tennis diampion: Michae 43-42 Win in CYO Playoff Series Haven Regional (acuity defeated with Keane has been excellent G. Phipps, a brilliant polo player the freshman basketball team, right from the start." the property is the Cedar Point Club, which is used with the swimming pools oufsidV for many years; Anthony Imfoesi Holy Cnn (43) SI. lluj'a <«) RED BANK — Ned Carton's a FP O F P 8MB, Tuesday at the Mgh sohool. by members and guests. The lusters recently took over the business. Mr. Luster is a one of the nation's leading shoot foul shot with 53 seconds left in MscTlomli 5 ] II Carton 5 1 11 ing dog breeders and field tria K. Sullivan 3 3 8 Buglolo 0 O The faculty will face the se- past commodore of Shrewsbury River Yacht Club, Fair Haven. the game enabled St. Mary's of O'Ncll * 2 10 0 0 0 niors April 9. Members of the judges; A. B. Hancock, master New Monmouth to edge Holy Delaney 2 0 4 R 1 17 Balsis fins 7th of Claiborne Farm and a former BcMy 0 0 0 5 1 11 seniors' team will be those who Cross of Rumson, 43-42, Wednes- G. Sullivan 0 0 0 DeSimon 2 0 4 national collegiate golf champion. lowlu 3 3 7 ISscandon OOO did not play basketball during day night in playoff game to de- •1 10 2 last season. Billiard Match Racing's own Johnny Longden, termine the champion of the 17 8 42 JO 3 « Against the freshmen, the fac- Monmouth County Bowling Holy CTOM 7 9 10 18—13 NEW YORK (AP) - Joe Bal- world's winningest jockey with Northern Division of the Mon- St. Mary'. - .16 0 5 11-43 ulty never trailed and led 41-23 atsis, Minersville, Pa., edged vet almost 6,000 victories to his mouth County CYO High School haiftime. The game was divided Onofrio Lauri, Seaford, RED BANK MONMOUIH COUNTY CATHOLIC BUSINESSMEN'S LEAGUE Harmony Bowl credit, is another nominator to Basketball League. in to two 20-minute halves. N.Y., 150-131, yesterday and Shore Firemen W L W L the Monmouth twin stakes. St. Mary's, Holy Cross and St. The winners had five men scor- moved into a tie for the lead in "A" DIVISION Circle Chevrolet ....- 57 24 St. James 2 _ _ .51 27 Three Knicks W L John Daniel's Men Shop 51 30 St. Joseph's 4614 3114 Longden, who has bred horses James of Red Bank all finished ing in double figures with Tom the World Pocket Billiard Cham- FreHiolii I 6014 27' fltepbe.T J: Gross, Inc. 50 31 St. Cstherlne's 2 _ 45 33 Bain's 20 points leading the way.pionship Tournament. Unexcelled 1 „ 40 3'i Sal's Tavern 44 37 St. Benedict's 3 .44 34 the regtiiar season tied for first Phil Daly 1 45 33 Johnny's Family Restaurant 44 .17 Bayshoro Cath. Men 3 44 34 place with 15-3 records. Wednes- On All-Star Hal Lome added 19, while Tom Eagles 3 _ _ A34 4014 High Serlea — Sonny Acerra 193, St. Catherine's 1 J2 it mer Festival committee, will co- be eliminated from the plavoff ished first. ' LayUm 3 0 6 L/orme tory over Steve Mizerak, Daven- St. Ann's 3 32 46 Tumelty 3 4 10 Bain Independent 2 - 3:1 45 189. 224—COO. St. Acnes 2 32 4« sponsor a Long Branch fishing series with two Josses. Kegardless Willis Reed, Howard Komlves Kelly i 0 10 Bradford port, Iowa, was the most excit- Oceanport 3 ..... 3214 45'/, 200 Club . Bob Hembllng 200, Pat Avon Fire Dept 31 47 Ambrosia 203, Joe Madusky 20fl, Mike COO Series — Sal Pollcastrl 258, 209.contest that will include summer of the outcome of Sunday's same. Horr l 0 2 Richter 6 2 12 1T4—«41; Walt Borcherj 190, 199, 220— and Jim Barnes all were selected J«roliun_l i l 1 Bottl ( ill ing. Freewood Acres 1 .30 49 Ferrigno 202, Blacky RufNnl 211, Pat West End Engine . -.27 51 Baronc 202. Henry Evers 203, Pau' 609; Walt Mourltzen 213, 198, 192—603. and fall competition. St. Mary's and St. James will go 8u»tlck Moore, from Albuquerque, 2O0 Club — Sal Pollcastri 258, 209: for tiie NBA All-Rookie team yes- Morton OaWiurst 5 ...11 58 Aibrecht 201, Bob Ayrcs 2><1, Stan Boo Rlgby 243, Tom Haralla. 232, Pete This event is in keeping with at it neirt week. The sight and Robtneon N.M., ran off a string of 115 to "C" DIVISION Savage 203, John Mejrltt 202, Les Rudyk 229. Cyl Bllwlnjkl 222, Al Pen- terday by the league's coaches. W L Stevens 209, Sookle Schiafone 204, the thought ot the Summer Fes- date have yet to be decided. come from far back. Ozzle Dolirn 224, Amory Osbom 207, nettl 222, Vlnce Arnone 221, Walt Adelphla 1 .....52 26 Borchers 220, Walt MourltBCn 213, John tival Committee to publicize the In Wednesday's game, St. Reed also was named as NBA Other afternoon results in- Neptune Cily 1 .- 4!>'i 2814 Henry Canonlco 211. Phil Manclnl 215, Sidowskl 2U, Mike Rco 209,' Jake Freehold 2 47 31 Ray Pearce 203. John Mazza 204, Ed. "nhnoor 20—} Chuck pijcienkl 2»2, City of Long Branch. The city Mary's had opened up a 16-7 lead Rookie of the Year, edging out cluded: Atlantic 2 .45 30 IVoJverlon 218, Rulph Bolvin 212, Paul Frank Estoch 202, George Bossa 201, also will underwrite the major Little Silver 1 - 44 34 Patterson !O7, Ken Jeffrey 219, Gus Frank Chlzzone 200. by the end of the first quarter. Lucious Jackson of the Philadel- Al Gessner, New York, de- Beacua 2 „ — -.42 Lang 212. Leo Zacek 204, 202; Harry 33 Greenwood 214. portion of the financial aspect of After an even second period, Holy All-Star Match at feated Mike Eufemia, also New Elberon 4 ...41 37 SHDDI.ETOWN FRIDAY this tournament. phia 76ers. Jackson, Joe Caldwell WWes t LLong Branch 2 38 40 Ptl Cross put on a determined rally York, 150«!; Ed Kelly, Balti- Allenhunt 1 37 VJ 4014 BI""NKSSMBN'S Belford Marine Railway , 24 A meeting will be held at City that carried it to a four-point of Detroit and Wally Jones of Bal- Harmony Bowl LIUIe Sliver 4 ....36 42 LEAGUE Llntz Aulo Body _:. 24 more, defeated Dan Gartner, Clif- Oliver Byron 2 - M 44 Middletown Lanes Middletown Ijanes „ „ "M Hall Wednesday at 7 p.m. at lead, 40-36, with two and a half timore completed the rookie MIDDLETOWN-An exhibition Hamilton 3 - 34 44 ton, N.J., 150-84; Lou Butera, Pts. Twin Lights Tavern M which time election of officers minutes left in the game. Bob team. bowling match between the Har- Morganville Vols. 2 .33 43 Buck Smith's „.._ !..„ 6614 Shore Electronics-j all Pittston, Pa., defeated Joe Rus- East KeHnsburg 1 . 31 47 Midriletnwn Lanes Pro Shop 65 Carotenuto Bros _ 10 as well as rules and regulations Pereless and Howie Maguire of The nine NBA coaches voted mony Bowl All-Stars and Edison so, Trenton, N.J., 150-140; and Phil Daly 2 ..._ -. 30 45 Leonard's Market ...63 Middletown Lanes Pro Shop _- -.1814 Unexcelled 4 51 Welsh Sunoco Service 57% Murphy's Sinclair .— - - IS governing this contest will be St. Mary's quickly tossed in one for the rookie team. They were Lanes AllrStars will be held Sat- Irving Crane, Rochester, N.Y., D" DIVISION Consolidated Fuels - - 56 No Problem .15 discussed. field goal apiece to tie the score not allowed to vote for their own urday at Harmony Bowl, Rt. 35 defeated Jack Breit, Newark, W L Squire Shop _ _ 55 Murphy's Macaroons ...„ ._ _ 1314 Shark River Hills 1 _ ...M 19 Electric _ - ...... 48 George Moore Construction : 12 at 40 all. Carton put the winners players. Reed, Komives and Jack- at 1 p.m. NJ., 150*89. Unexcelled 2 44 28 Red Bank Hoofing _ .37 Paris Cleaners - 12 Hamilton 5 . -...43 32 COO Series — Pted Brlen 224, 224, ahead, 42-40, with a bucket and son all received the maximum of The Harmony Bowl team will River Plaxa 1 42 30 217 — C65; Joo Pinto Z24 220 IK! — HIDDEN HILLS EAST WOMEN'S then tossed in a foul shot to put be comprised of Joe Pinto, Freehold 3 41 31 GOT; Gene Hohensteln 235, 172, 22r eight votes. Barnes drew six and Bclford IndB. 2 : 41 31 62ft. Harmony Bowl Colts Seek the game out of reach of Holy Caldwell and Jones tied for the Charles Rooney, Sam DiDomizio, Ocean 2, P.P .37 35 !ofl Club — Randy Cook 205, Hay W Cross. The losers' Ron MacDon Tony Florek, Tom Malley and Faculty-Students West LotiR Branch < 35 37 fayes 200, Al Flnkbohner 202, Bill Freibott Insurance .4515 fifth spot with four each. •Iboro 1 -..-.'.-..- - M W 401. ViTght 215, Ed MatuBzewskl 222, Joerure Heat _ ..4314 aid followed with two charity Honorable mention went to Mc- Budcjr Baomeister. The Edison Sea Bright H&_ _ -..- -.3414 40'/. Barageno 245, Nick Cogllano 215. LenJack's Texaco 41 tosses to end the scoring. Lanes team will be made up of Ealontown 4 34 38 Tarnundo 212. Keith Swift 204, Joe Laurel Beauty Salon 3914 State Title Coy MoLemore of San Francisco In Cage Contest Holmdel 1 ..._ —.33 39 Burgess 252, Jack Harding 202. Star Cleaners 37 Roy Thompson, Bob Sholtis, Port nu Peck 1 31 41 Stanley Stllwell Real Estate ..37 ATLANTIC CITY - Christian Pereless led all scorers with 17 with three votes, Emmett Bryant Volunteers 3 25 47 HARMONY THUKSDAY NIUIIT BOO Series — Barbara. Degley, of New York with two and Walt George Haydick, Tom Edwards, MDDDLETOWN—The Thompson Neptune City ....18 54 LADIES LEAGUE Rosemary Maxcy, 504. Brothers Academy seeks its first points while Carton and Maguire '_." DIVISION 200 Club — Barbara Beel»y 200. Hazzard of Los Angeles and Jeff Lenny Buhn and Sam Biondo. School PTA will sponsor a W W V state basketball championship each netted II. Macdonald was Eitontown 3 - 5415 531/. larcnony Bowl .,.- _... 45 30 high man for the losers with 11 Mullins of St. Louis with one Faculty vs. Students basketball Hook & Ladder 2 50% 2714 Hopefuls 4414 30K tomorrow afternoon in huge At- game tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Liberty 2 ..._ 49 ' Geo. Moore Construction 1 _.4214 3214 and Sandy O'Neil added 10. each. 29 Western Burgers _ 42 33 Jr. Bowling lantic City Convention Hall. Middletown Township High School Wanamassa 3 . _ 4D 29 fleo. Moore Construction 2 .42 33 The Colts, who'll take an out- Little Silver 2 .45 33 Bayshore T.V ....42 33 gymnasium. *'• Atlantic Highlands 2 4O<4 Jack Nolan's 41 34 standing 21-1 record Into the state Ea-tontown 2 40 S* Wiilllngs Market - ....41 34 Admission will be 50 cents for Port Monmouth 1 39 39 At Harmony title game, will meet Don Bosco Belford 3 —.38 42 Mattel Inc.. Toymakers 39 ITS CXEAfC adults and 25 cents for students. Monmouth Beach 4 ...... 35 43 One Hour Mfirtlnlzlng 37 of Ramsey at 2 o'clock for the Thompson 9chool students may Rumson 3 - 3414 •S314 Beach Agency 36 MIDDLETOWN-The first an- Parochial "A" championship. Oceanport 2 34 44 Noones Angels 36 nual Monmouth County Junior UREMI purchase their tickets in sohool. 45'/,. Harmony Coffee Shop . 35 Coach VInnie Cox's Colt cagers Chris' T.V 3414 Bowling tournament will be held Tickets also will be available at Mar 2 46 McDonalds 3314 Tom Lincroft have won two Eatontown 6 .. 5 at Harmony Bowl over the next the door the night of the game. Old Village 2 53 arlernans Plumbere 33 games to advantage to its first •F" DIVISION Losers 26 two weekends. Proceeds from the game will go Bchwetzer Brothers — 24 state title match. The Colts de- W The tournament, sponsored by to die PTA's fund raising drive. Ocean 1, B.B. - 57 feated Camden Catholic, • 6049 Atlantic Highlands 3 64 THURSDAY NIGHT IIANmeAPPEKS the Monmouth County Junior Rumaon Exempts „.._ 49 Middletown Lanei in a quarter- final game anc Shrewsbury 2 - _ 411 W Bowling Association, will have Marlboro 3 40 Bnnk"s Market 57 county members of the American - o^-o^ Bishop Eustace of Unexcelled 5 40 Martini's Diner . 51314 Pennsauken, 58-55, In a semi- 20 Teams Enter Oceanport 4 -..- - .39 Mystic Resturant 53 Junior Bowling Congress com- Fair Haven 3 .— -J9 Harold's Sunoco _ ....51 Don Bosco (IMS) has never been Holmdel 2 37 'errace Inc ..; _,50 peting. Engine 2 36 Suburban Improvements 4914 Saturday's opening action will beaten in the five state finals Squash Tourney Hazlet 1 : 35 Leah Mauer Studios 4214 in which it has played, the last Hazlet 3 -.34 44 .Tampldon Builders 4014 start at 10 a.m. Hazlet 4 34 44 being in 1914. The team has been SEA BRIGHT — Twenty teams Liberty 3 . 32 46 Allenhurst 2 -..- -...301,$ 44 •& led through the season by 6-5 have entered the Monmouth Colts Neck 1 ....23 55 junior Charlie Adrion, who has County Squash Doubles Tourna- "G" DIVISION W L 'Home Town' Golfer King averaged 22 points per game. ment that will be held at the Sea Oliver Byron 3 61)4 MB He sank the winning basket in Bright squash courts today, to- Brcvcnt Park 1 - CO 18 Oceanport 5 - —.4814 28(4 Don Bosco's 66-€5 North Jersey HUTCH'S morrow and Sunday. Monraouth Beach 3 4614 3114Leads in Azalea Tourney - - - - - . 41 37 championship game against Es- Bill Robinson, who was a mem- GETTING THE MOST "OUT" OF THEIR WORK — Two AUTOMATIC Ocean 2, B.B, .... -9V4 3S14 WILMINGTON, N. C. (AP) - yard Cape Fear Country Club sex Catholic of Newark. Back- ber of the champion duo last - ._ _ 39 3D National League umpires, Frank Walsh, left, and Al Volunteers 1 ..... Strapping Glaude King of Virgin! course. Ft tied the low figure for court man Jim Feury has aver- year, has a new partner for this Oakhurst 3 38 37 Neptune Hose 3 .37 41 Beach, Va., returned -to th the year's PGA tour. aged 19 points through the sea- Somers, standing, teach Japan's Pacific League officials, CAR WASH year's event, Carl deGersdorfif. Monmouth Beach 2 . ....3.357 1 son. Colts Neck 2 .34 course over which he caddied as Host pro "»-•-•- »••'•• - -" Motoya Tsuyusaki, and T. Saida, right, the finsr points 17» E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. The top seeded pair for this Olendola 1 ...... 33 a teen-ager in this city of hi weekend's affair is Scotty Whiti- Northslde 1 27 51 dropped off the tour several years Leading Christian Brothers in- of malting fhe call si a clinic held at Zama, Japan. RED BANK, N. J. Little Sliver 3 - 2* 54 lirth to shoot a seven-under pai law and Manny Lobdell. Independent 3 .29 53 ago to take the Wilming . to tomorrow's game is junior "H" DIVISION 65 yesterday and take the firsl held third place ailone at 67, with W L round lead in the $28,750 A_a!e< ace Kirk Robinson, the Colts' Relief 1 54 24 birdies on two of his last three first 1,000-point career scorer. Oceanic 4. Rumson .. .52 2(3 Open Golf Tournament. holes. He also started his round Rollef 2 -.:. _...._.51tt 2614 The 32-year-old King, a 207- Second leading scorer Pete Me- BARRETT Moranevllle Inds. 1 47 31 on the 10th tee. Bclford 4 -...45 33 o u n d e r standing 6-foot-2, Guinness is also expected to Deal 2 „ -.4314 3414 knocked in nine birdies as he Five players tied for fourth carry the brant of the rebound Hnzlct 2 --42. 36 PANELING BRAKE Holmclel 4 - -.41 37 jumped into a one-stroke lead. place at 68, including Jacky Cu- chores for the Colts. West Long Branch 3 4014 3714 pit who is hoping to earn his way Joining the 6-3 McGuinness up Monmouth Beach 5 35 4U His round, two strokes off th Portaupeok 2 -...35 43 ournament record set 10 years into the Masters at Augusta, Ga., front will be Vinnie McCarthy, Keyport 1 ..._~0_ 4714 in two weeks with a good showing SERVICE Shrewsbury 3 31 47 ago ty Bob Toski, won him $600 at 6-2 the second leading re- CLOSEOUT Oceanic 2, L.B 21 550 in bonus money and left him one here. bounder on the •squad. Frank Porter's Oceanic 1, Rumson —,-...26 52 Phil Daly 3 —22 55 shot in front of Glenn Stuart, In all, 38 men in the field of 146 In the backcourt for the Colts • "I" DIVISION Grand Rapids, Mich., pro. Stuarl broke par and 17 equalled it on will be a pair of juniors, Marty POT-O-LUCK W 1 East Keumburg 2 50 2! •lit together a pair of 33s, finish- a cloudy, humid day. The course Kenney and Paul Christopher. 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U onlj HJCV RAS8AB BROS., Pontl«< I InCTVQUi^ QUfQfflQTIC WlfWOTrt' | MoCAlUny Chevrolet SeJea udBennce, IN Brtwd at. ta FORD - v» i I ond slx-woy atat. invnoculotti SM-11M. im CBXVROlDr, B«l AH, tour door Red Bint W1-M80. I threvghwt. Low mlleoga. One , ndu autoaMUs. «3M HoCLUEuqr UM BUICK — Two-door hanMop coo- 1M0 ORAY THUNDBRBIBI) - Ooo< (83 JIEP UODEL Cjo-10,0t» Bob White Buick-Opel vertl&le. pood running condition, 1250. CfelTrelU. 2M4101. condition, red leatlier Interior, air COB >si Billei, in excellent condition, . cm fd-ofo. between » an* lab p-n1M. 6 CHEVROLET IUPAIA — Two-diUoDlu. all power ataerlnf, trtkei " >ped with anow plow. Can b» paa S RUSSELL S 1966 MERCURY, wafon |M, MoOA&tby door hirdlop, 1M0, 3U Dlook, Ukr ounwlndowi and eeu, ndlo, better, dock l Commuter's Euo, it IhrawaMtif Chevrolet. ud Klldt, tbn< nra'i, outtom IntMor, tinted flue, new tlree. H.B00. D«ji tve., Red Bank. •• ^_ H Oldimoblla-Cadlllic Co, 3 Ihnt Kind «tUi Hunt ]lok<(t. (UO or Hl-OltO, nljhti M8-U30. 'QUALITY an-um. Ml BONNEVIUS OONVXRHBU •*• — 1(0 Newman Springs Rd, M 1M> PONTtAC, OeJeilna. eomrcrUblc L real iharp baby blu« aj« aattkalL CUIVHOLCT Uf PAUL WAOON — 1H3 e.utooi*tlo ud power etetrlot. m>9 <• Ned Bonk ™ nine p«jMi)|«r( alx orUnder, power 1KB PLYMOUTH — ftxir-door iwlu, m>i power at only Ban. IUMXI attde, pow*r iteirlBc. ndlo, hM4«r, ocs•lx-ejttsdtr, Mtndud ihltt, ndlo u« McOARUlT ChtTroUt 291-1101. 9RO3., Pontiu Balea and Setvtea, 3M better. f3». EicilUnt oosditlim. Mu« 3ra«4 St.. Rid But 7H-MS0. . S 741-0910 S ee to fti»r»«li4i. Prlvat« owntr. Oftll ltd CHRYSLER NIW YORKER - /!«r 7 p.m. Four-door. BMIMHH etupe. Mtdlun Mt OPEL KADETT — OU nmm blue. Fully equipped. The finest at i rood condition, rmdlo, wnltawalla. 113SL AUTOS FOR SALB 1M0 OORVAIR, Powtr-|tia«. HS6. Mepopular jflea.^ MAUR1CSB KHWART9 ' Brelnlnj, ll Ueokelminn at, Uniot) •i nip H it it ii it ril CARthy Chevrolet & SONS, N«w Jereey'e Prlendllee h 26i«M S91-UM. Detler, 141 W. rront 8t., Red Bent USED CAR SALE! 91» FORD - Tudor, autonuUO, icOARthJ Cherrolet. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Hi-mi SEE THESE BEAUTIES TODAY. MI BONNEVILE FOUR-DOOR HAKH1- OP — With complMa power. Ikta >ltek beauty ll a nu bur lor any 1964 RIVIERA 1963 RIVIERA DEPENDABLE uxury dutrlnc owner. $)£&. JUMAt laos,. Poptlu Balae ud Service, AIR CONDITIONED AIR CONDITIONED CS Eroid St, Ked But. 741-WSS 660 CHEVROLET. Impel*, tourdoot DRIVE 15 MINUTES ludtop, Pcwer-rllie, radio. V-&. MM. 1964 RIVIERA 1963 RIVIERA doOAIUhy CHevTolM. 2«-lira. .: MW MBTROPOLJTAK — HaMlcf, USED CARS AND SAVE idlo, healer. Needs aome repair, Beit ABOVE CARS ARE PRICED FROM $2695 TO $3495 «er. 747-S1U. Ml CHEVY II — Nova, twodoorBUt- FROM AN $100 - $200 • $300 AND MORE op. Fowerflltde, Mdlo, alx-«7Ua4«r« In ttw poll veor mo™ tnon no of your ntlghbota In this' eras drove to Bttt, MCOARUIT Chevrolet WHlttj. ESTABLISHED, TRUSTWORTHY DEALER Boyinore and saved hundreds of dollar*. Why don't youf M0 VOLKSWAQIN - PrtoM. 1964 OLDSMOBILE 11962 CHEVROLET 1961 COMET We don't profen to bt Hit (rlendllttt dealer but we are by far Hie lre»t ulck sale « (795. RJUS5A8 BROa;, txpenilva dmler. We ketp our frleraJl by Mvlng ttiem big dollars In their •ontUio Balee ud B«rv!ce, 39S Bioad Ml Cutltu lm»ala 4.dr. hardtop 4-dr. laden 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA ..$2395 pockiltoola. . «-, Red Bank. 7U-MS0. Two-door hirdtap, V.8, sharp, «60 PLTMOUTH, Belvedere, two-4o6r $895 uudtop, automatic HM. McCAlttJU f\ $2295 FACTORY FRESH Down Payment PAY PER MONTH 3havrolat m-UOl. - $1595 1964 RAMBLER 330 $1895 Station wigon, 6-cyl., automatic. 1WSS TR 9 — New Interior, new triua- VALIANTS Alf- 541.91 nlielon, radio, heater. 9fl2S or aeet 1964 BUICK 1961 SUNBEAM )Ser. Call (71-3260. . Alpine 1962 FORD FAIRLANE ...$1095 PLYMOUTHS tlf\Nr S44.24 Wl FORD, Sunllner, convertible, V4 USabre) t-»an. wtgeit 1962 TR-3 Club itdan, o-eyllndir. LUtomatle, radio. 11205. UoCAIUhy $1195 1 3ievrolK. 291-UIU. Roaditar cenvartibla 1963 RENAULT R-8 ..$1195 CHRYSLERS Nil™ * S60.54 Ml VOLKBWAOEN — Sedu. Radlet Excellent condlUon, Raaaonabla lor iaat $2895 ', Four-door, low mllitgi. WAGONS •* S53.55 lale. 7t7-Ml». I960 RAMBLER 1960 RAMBLER , 1962 BUICK ;«63 OLDSMOBI1X — F-S5 Cullaat 1963 RAMBLER 660 $1395 automatic, all-cylinder, tlBKi MOift Wagon Four-door Sedon Special. CcnverllWt 1964 OPEL Four-door, e-cylindw, two to chooi* from, Jiy Chevrolet, 291-1101. 1963 FORD 1963 CHEVROLET .963 DELUXE FALCON — Station we*. W.OOII 1962 CHEVROLET $495 '"• (elre 19,000 miles, now mow UTM, 1962 CHEVROLET CORVAIR .....:.;. $1195 Galaxle Convertible a,IM. W38O, » to Inn. _> lfflp*U CMVMflblt Four-door, automatic^ 1963 VALIANT 1963 VALIANT IM» BTUOXBUUCI1R SIX — Two dooty $1795 Haal economy with automatic tranb 1959 CADILLAC 1962 RAMBLER CLASSIC $1395 1956 CHEVROLET Station Wagon $1795 4-dr. hardtop 1962 CHEVROLET ia^ Station- wagon, 6-cyl., automatic, loadad. 1961 MERCURY Bank. 7U 1963 OLDSMOBILE . Colony Park „ Convertible otvpuioBiLE, Koiiaay $1095 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN ' % 995 MKmMtlo and power eteerlnc 1959 OLDSMOBILE 1961 CHEVROLET KeCARtkr Chevrolet JW-0101JW-0101.. ^ 2-tr. harairap Holiday Station, wagon, i-cyl.v •utomatfc, cltan. 1961 BUICK 1957 FORD ' Coryon Truck M) AUSTIN HEALEY 3000-Radlo, beat, ir, overdrive, new top. Most aalL 1963 CHEVROLET 1958 WILLYS JEEP uiw. After a' p. . ^ , "* ™* $2195 - Special wagon 1962 METROPOLITAN ...,.$ 895 1963 FAIRLANE 1963 RAMBLER m 747 M Impili *-ir. hardtop Diiptrcher Two-dr. hardtop 4-eyl., "Watch Charm" Rolli Royca. Convertible . Ml CUKVnOLST, Impala, awns MOM, ; 4960 CHRYSLER towenrllde, power steerlnr, V* Radii. $1895 $1395 $895 1961 CHEVROLET „U9 C McCARUi,,^ y Chalwrlnil. V* ftriK I960 CHEVROLET IMPALA ...... $1195 1962 CHEVROLET I960 FORD Chovrolet, Ml-llAL Four-door hardtop, V-8, «utematlc, air conditionad, 1963 CHEVROLET Weon (Mor« CUutlfied Ada ConyertlWa . •• •?- 1961 PONTIAC On Hie Next Page) MANY REAL CLEAN TRANSPORTATION CARS from $95 to $395 1959 METROPOLITAN ..$ 295 Station Wagon, Two-door hardtop, dtpandabla aconomy. 1962 CHEYY Hu ' 1956 CHRYSLER NO MONEY DOWN — UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY AUTOS FOR SALB

BOB WHITE BUICK - OPEL BOYLE RAMBLER 1963 CADILLACS S3 BAYSHORE FLEETW00O (Two to choOH gjj 60 S. BROADWAY LONG BMNCH CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH from). One whlte# one blua, ^^ 222-1461 Both completely aqulppad In- SB 1st A/e. 291-9200 Atlantic Highlands eluding factory olr condition- JJJ Ing: One owner. Low mlleogt. ™ RUSSELL S OUmobila-Cadlll.e Co. aa» 100 Newman Springs M., «a» HUSTLE TO RUSSELL FOR Red Bonk - mi 741-0910

CY BARRON'S Pwtntt ut, wtfietrt obflfla»on. tosho w you HUGE SAVINGS SPRING thevarHd range of Mwceda»BanzcafB and gat to know their outstanding merits on a ON A BRAND NEW, FACTORY-FRESH CLEARANCE trial run. You can place your full confidence 1 CHECK THESE In these can and in the excellent service TOP QUALITY provided by factory trained mechanlca 65 OLDS USED CAR BUYS 1964 KARMAN GHIA... Two-door Hordtop $ 1995 1964 CHEVROLET WRITE YOUR OWN IMPALA, two-door (green) $2295 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA, MOCk $2295 MIXCCDE8>BEVZ DEAL ON A NEW 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 1" WE'RE OUT TO SELL TWdoor Sadon $ 1295 OLDSMOBILE 1963 IMPERIAL CROWN. tw*door hardtop $2895 i AND GET AN EXTRA BONUS TOO! 1963 PLYMOUTH 13 MORE CARS MdaBELEVEDERSn . tour-door f• iIOT IOC9 1962 FORD ' Cakrxla, four door tedon $ 1495 BY MARCH 31 ST. 1962 PONTIAC FREE * CATALINA, twMoor $ I 395 1962 BUICK ELECTRA, four-door to IOC THIS WILL SIVE US A TOTAL hordtop ^**7» OF 100 CARS SOLD DURING THE • 100 GALLONS 1962 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER, four-door * I oftC MONTH OF MARCH! A TREMENDOUS " 1962 OLDSMOBILE MONTH OF TREMENDOUS DEALS! OF GAS OR F«, station wogon $ 16?5 1962 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER, four-d«r e> I i»K $ sodan T I OrO • TOP TRADE-IN • 30* WORTH OF 1962 CHEVROLET BELAIR, four-door sedon $ 1295 ADDITIONAL 1962 PLYMOUTH ALLOWANCES 1ELEVEDERE, VMgon $ I 395 1961 CHRYSLER ACCESSORIES SCO 6 convertible $1495 • IMMEDIATE 1961 DODGE •RETAIL VALUE LANCER, tedon • $ 895 1961 CHRYSLERS 5 NEWPORT, twe-door CI70K DELIVERY THIS OFFER EXPIRES MARCH, 31ST hardtop • *•?»»• 1961 FORD I CENTRAL JERSEY'S URGEST "COME TO WHERE THE ACTION IS" T-BIRD, lw»ooof hardtop $ 1795 1961 OLDSMOBILE ' MERCEDES - BENZ DEALER Station .wagon ' $1095; -/••. • •> 1961 CHRYSLER WINDSOR, tour-door aadan 1961 CHRYSLER - RUSSELL «;:•:.•«.•*•£•!.'•.,...• tl? FovptJQpr Hardtop $1195 MURPHY & DAVISON 1961 CHRYSLER .,,• Station Wagon $ 1898 t : 462-5300 See Us Today! HIGHWAY 9 FREEHOLD 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK CY BARRON (JUST NORTH OF FREEHOID CIRCLE! 74J-09J0 222-1700 , Broadway, L«tvg AOTOtVFDt ULB AUTOS m SALE TUSKXS TOE SALE BOATS Ara> uxm/mm BEV ViORS^-VDULB Mwcfe 26, 1965 iff* rvTHoum Wi — Ml *TV UH CADILLAC — Tour-imr Hardtop, IK (TUDEBAXZR - lUck .boor. , i ran Jtower windows, power brake*, flower Uei truck. But otter. Ceil aR*r * wow- m tu ioM&tonf°?wr WTMniHe etMrtsl. Oood etna condition, sue bu 7<7-<«N er g pj alwaye elirt to. Haa tarn new (eat. inSt $!*» SEWING FO* SALE TAKE OVKR PAZMBKn - Hew UHWetl eandfor. HIM. GUI 787-14M. UM CHEVnOUET - K-hm pick up. taA Mber repair materials la etc KUCSUAMSOUs; BOAT OIAR SludebsJur Commuter, rour mono* six-erunder. H4M. McCAlttky Cberro- Jexoes Hardware Ce., Berfaa PI Two shatta, rudder, stru2. two prop*, Bel Air old. SIO.70 monthly. T4I-M4X 1MJ CADILLAC — gedan de vllle, air lelet t JM110I thiewebury Arc, Red Bint. silencer, and more. M&aat conditioned, slx-my seats, power win- — YACHT mnntAHca PAINTWO IWIni mil Illlelllil MACHINE 1M4 RAMBLBR AKBRICAN CON dows. IfcCARtHy Chevrolet Wl-1101. 19M K TON D0DO1 RACK TRTJCE. HAROLD KOTOED CARRT CRAFT Ufllt baullB* sjJJMOrlo*. Call VBRTIELB — A like new" bur with 1M W. Front Bt Keyport, N. Boat Trallars UM OORVBTTX CLASSIC - Brand etande.nl transmissotransmission foforr only tUMt . lBil VOLKSWAOEN — WDlte. Heater 2M-O43O 106 W. Front St. JM-0430 Keyport OPERATORS niw top, Interior and rubber, sbcellent RA0SA8 BROS.BROS , PtlPootleee e SSafSafeees anandd and defroeter. Olean car. Will sacrifice. SServicei , 3866 BroaBdd St.St R, Red Bankk. 7«- Call 291-M13 after «. CHEVY PICK-UP TRUCK — U64. $100. HUBERT JOHNSON CABIN SKIFF- SHIP-TO-SHORE-RADIO THE CHORDOVOX'S Full time steady work available for tondltWi. Oil after 4 p.ni.. 178-8119. tfNeede new motor). Stop In at Red2f. Clinker built. Twin Cnryaler en- experienced single needle operators. We tin. CHEVY n — 19«2. CoConvertiblen , red, Bank Lumber. fine.. (Only 300 hours uie.) Head. New qualltv brands as low *M 1239. otter regular raises, paM Taoatlen. paid ]M0 RSNABUr DAUPHINK - Ot»d > jiLPA ROMEO, Sprint coupe 1600 eli cylinderlid , automatittci radio and heat- fish-box, sutomatle pump, oatrttnrs, Call Sun Marino, Marine Radio, 3»l Music For Ml Occasions holidays, paid medical plan and other condition; 'aw mileage, Urea like new, tlH». KcOARthUhy? ChevChevrolei t er, good condition. (l.ltK. Call M2-4M7. 1933 FORD — P-350. K-*on expreei. rod holders, chroma trim throughout, 0278. excellent benefits. Including union shop. jSJoToaJi 787-rata, ^^ 291-1101. Oood runnlnf coodltlon. Soundy body, new Naunhrdc cushions, oak, teak, FOB SALE - boat. BOO as M7-1477 4C-M45 U6I CADIUAC — Four-door hardtop, J OORVAIR, Spyder Coupe, tour' reasonable offer. W4-J409. and Honduras mahorjunr construction. Call after 6 p.m. Apply In person at our Personnel office HUH be seen to be appreciated. Com- V0UCSWAOEN OHIA — Coup speed S17M. ifcCARfhy Chevrolet, 391- All equipment Included. Asking Z3.7S0. FRANK'S BASBJCB SHOP — Raior uon. through Sat, from 9 to 3 p.m. or whlteweJIs, undercoat, seat beHj HOI. 19M CHSVROLXT — Half-ton pickup, For oulok sale. Ask tor Mr. ~ • 74 cuUInf sod hot comb. Specializing In contact the New Jersey Kate Kmplor- Metete powered lor only «>». RAS8AB up llthtt. Uke new. H3M. 1 UM. McCAKthy Chevrolet men'e halratyllnst Prank NIooTeUl, BROS., Footlac Sales and Service, 39S 191-1101 Prop. 20 B. W. front St., gel BanH. ment Service, 41 X. Front stTited Broad EU Bod Bwk, 74MHW, CHEVROLET BEL Am — 1857, 1999 COin'ERTIBLE RUMSON YACHT BASIN Bank. 741-HU0. door, best offer. All power. Iioellent condKlon. OX. CHECK THIS LIST FOR QUALITY 16- RUNABOUT — 41 b-pLP. .OU ouUwaU r First St. Rumsc IMS iHXRCimY. Comet, wesjon. auto- 7U-10M 787-eW7. USED TRUCKS PROM YOUR FRIEND ulpped. DON'T mule. JIM. MoOARthy Chevrolet. am- I96960 FORE OOALAXIIE - Two-door. LT INTERNATIONAL DEALER. U. (201) M2-2300 Let the termltu (et the beK ofjrour 1M3 RAMBLER CLASSIC — Station SCHWARTZ AND BOMB, 111 Weal Frost 79 H.P. 1«H PALMER MARJNI K Homes. WhT not let CHtSAPEAKE let MATTEL INC. wagon. Only 12,«00 mBei. Perfect sts- AqAuAquuaa and whitwhiitte with mmatchlnr Interior. SALES & SERVICE the best of them? Free estimates. lioraBD — SunUMr. Look sheadll tlon oar or eecond car. Heater, radio, V-ft, atandaeddd ttltranemleBlofil , radio, heat- St., Red Bank. OINE — Has hydraulic ihlfts and 2-1 Chrrsler Uarine __nglimmerr li lust arounnij the corner. This eerr, whlte-waU tlrei. New ieat coven, 1163 International pick-up. 1 redaction. Also 7H-t*Uon tinned copper Sllvertoo Hdffl On call 2* Hours. TI1-IUI automatic transmission. Clean. (1,600, 1954 OMC C * C. taut. CHKSAPBAKK EXTERMJNAIINO CO. eeanUful biua convertible li Immecu. lt'e num. Call 7414585. jxtra paru, includlnf extra let of Pearee — SimpsoUmpwn Radios 39 Pearl 8L Red Bink, N. J. TOY MAKERS late Inside and out. Biilttt MAURICE brekee and polnte, condeneere, etc. 19M ana c A c. FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORK!, INC. 23' BUverbm sklH 160 h.p. Holmdel, N. 1. SCHWARTZ * SONS. New Jerseys 1963 CHEVY II Wagon. Automatic. Low mlleaie, very fine condition. Only 1957 International 16* van. Foot of DeNormandle Ave. Carrsler im, u *3. PERSONAL IHCOMI TAX158 — Pra- Friendliest Dealer, ni W. Front St., 11699. UcCAKthy Chevrolet , M00. Call S42.37«3. 1969 International dump. Fair Haven 747-3011 Vf RICBardson 1S69, fir bridge pared ev«mn« at home; Saturday In 291-1101. i860 lletro-l? 8" walk-UirouHt. two V-B, two-US b-p. Ore?, Bad Ban*. 1962 CHEVROLET, Bel Air, waxon, SAILBOAT — Needs work, office, » to 6. Scalthorp Aienor. 103 fi/llr bridle, f OatlUna station waron, fu- U- rer,powei newblack, ltuat •ell. CARthy Chevroletaa-UM, 871-O41T VISIT THE HOLMDKL ANTIQUE MART Thursday, Experience not essential. 284-8143. U64 Metro-8' walk-throuah. 310 h.p. Chryslers, lully Apply Donald's Laundry 44 Marlon 8t, tins, excellent eH>. "141-82(0. 1863 TEMPEST CONVERTIBLE — Ha Call SUn, 747-0787. 39 HP. MERCURY — Eleotrlc atari, equipped IM.fiOO Everything realoqaJMr prloed, Neer dis- NEW IMS Country Squire, fully equip* controlled, 341 Hans Pedersen 1M7, fly bridle, play every Monday. 10-6 p-m. dally. dlo, heater, wnUewalls, snow tires, 1946 CHEVROLET, PICK-Up, radio, all- Two tanks. Call MUn St. Holmdel VlUate MS-4U< REFINED WOMAN — To share ex- ped, never uied. Lint K.BM. Beet power steering. 588-4178. cylinder. CMS. HcCARthy Chevrolet. 671-0682 evenings. two 195 h.p. Chryslers (»• AUTOS FOR SALE offer over 13.000. 747 3681. powered) |1 penses of home wtta widow sod one JEEP STATION WAQONI (2) — Oood 291-1101. IW RUNABOUT — 40 h,pp.. MerMercure y 2S' Hubert Jofciuon, twn 106 h.p. PROTECT YOUR ABPOAI.T DEUVK- child In exchange for own private room, eleotrlo eurter, Holsdaw —' WAY — From destruction by su and 1963 CHEVY II, Nova four-door eedan. rubber, good condition, call 1959 CHEVROLET — One ton pick-up, trailer, repowered 1962 Chryslers I 3,' kitchen privileges. Must have own 11595. MoTJARUiy Chevrolet. S42-19S7 firm. 264-4719. 2S Cbrls Crart ISM. 130 h.p. I 3,2 OIL Olve It lasting beauty and protec- transportation. On bus Hoe in Vast 291-1101. t4M, tool condition. tion with OosnlcotU. CaU today (or a Keansourg. CaU 787^713. Plllllllllllllll 1M2 FORD, Falrlane, elx-oiOlnder two- Stt-OtM. 33? ULRICHMIN SKIFF - Twin 185 31' Outboard Cruiser - New • "ree estimate. 711-3237, ___J 0LD6M0BILE — Dynamle SI. door •edan, automatic. (1095. McCAR Chris-Craft motor, 30 mph. 50 hours 89 h.p. ' I l.MC SALESGIRL — steady work. fulMlme, jg' 1943 CADILUC —fully equipped. Excellent condition. thy Chevrolet. 291-1101. • use. Radio, fishing chain sod out- 31' Twin Bcrew Chris Craft ( 3,600 LANDSCAPING — Lain) and farden experienced. For specialty oresa ibop. Priced to lell, 291-1221. MOBILE HOMES Ready to run. Price Is right. 23' Litfiri 109 Oray (05 hours) I 9,7« maintenance since 1938. Psms and (ree Apply Cameo Apparel, «5 Bwy. A .— CONVERTIBLE — White with mm 1965 MS-B IV* Fiberglass 35 h.p. Evlncude estimate!. Ivergrecns, shrubs, trees, itldUelown. mm red Interior ond black top. •"1B80 MERCURY — Two-door hardtop, AVALON - 35x8, like new, era bed- Includes sklle and tow rope i perennials, Supplies. Oradlng, sodding; Loaded wltti extra Including SOB Absolutely no oatu needed. Low weekly Taree week! old, fully loaded. Uuil roonu. furnished. iacrWc*. t !.98 per 16' THOMPSON — M h.p. Johnson 25' 1M0 Chris Craft, 185 h.p. t 3.3* rotoUUinr (largs stress only). OaJl oil- mm bank payment* 18.33. Cell collect •ell. Call 747-2200, 9 lo 4:30 ml M2- week. M2-22»H electric start motor. Trailer. gSOO. BT2- OTHER USED BOATS ON HAND 07J8. BONaARSONB NURSERY, Way DIRECT SELLING SBJSJ automatic windows and six- Mi PA 1-7100, OABIS MOTORS, Rt. »,233S after 6 p.m. U40. FINANCINO ARRANQSD side Road, New Shrewsbury. ,_ wov «ot. Out owner. Low ••Barrevllle. MllO PAOEMAKER — 1963. Uke new, MANAGER Si mlleoje, Hi ready to move In. IS Bayehore Park, CHR18-ORAFT — Twin motor, sleeps MARINE PAINT SALE GARDENS PLOWED Who on help ua build a new women's 1»I RAMBLER STATION WAGON — TRUCKS FOR SALE Rte 36, port, commuting dlitance four, dinette, ganlty, head. Just spent call sales - division of. a hlfhly successful aaielc. excellent condition, private. to Hew York.' Beet offer takw It. Will tl,SW on complete overhaul Equal to Yacht white tlnbh, H-75 per gallo: 747-81117 firm. We need an aggressive woman S- RUSSELL S 711-3352. new boat 13,800. 142-1236. Also Marine plywood, teak, oak, mahsi who .must earn at least SISO weekly, NEW 1M4 CHIVT — Complete finance 78T-72M, Mr. Miller. any. Bltka Spruce Cedar. Marine Lum PAINTING — Exterior and Interior. but who aiplrts to 115,000 and more, •J Oldimobili-CuJilltc Ce. S 19M FORD, Fatrltne coupe, automatic. 11,696. IIcOARthy I lei Call 3»1- ELCAR — KxtC, two bedroomj, fur- -. LAPBTRAKE 8KIFF - 8S ber Co., 1139 Ocean Are., Sea grlrht Heasonable rates. Call 747-3UT or 7<7-annually, Including commissions, and tlTOS. UoOAIUhy Chevrolet 001. nlihed. Cab finance and park. Alercury, tandem trailer, all L.. 6795. profit "sharing. Must be able to hire, mm 100 Newmon Springs. Rd. ' •• 291-1101. Navy top, side curtain, camper top, 1661 LUHRS — 27' cabin crutsar, sleep INTDRKATIONAL SCOUT TRUCK — T train, and Inspire women la sell quality •*• Red Sank •• radio and power winch, built In tan four, 188 h.p. Ajxlco radio, many « x sraeiAurr -jui lome appliance known nailonally for 1991 DODOB DART — 20,000 mliee. rioted body. Hydraulic inow plow. PACEMAKER — 10x58' Expendo. Bot- types of eauonry. CRAR One owner car. Full power, Baoittlce. Heavy duty Scout eaulpped. Call «J1- Loads of extras. Bxcellent for fishli tras. Sicellent condition. t4,B89. " dontnetor. CeJl 7iM«»CRARUB. B H01V11R, 0 years. For personal Interview call S 741-0910 5 229,3037 or 322-MSO. 2M» tom encloied. Location available. |4,S0O, and camping. Must sell. Call 7*7-301 oieo. Mr. Krushlnskl at 741-4019. "an 787-0193. or 741-78%. IS' FIBERGLASS JERSEY - TOP SOIL MHO — UKE NEW. Read/ to move 1990 MAY-CRAFT - 100 h.p. Oray. is thi WANTED — Woman to care for nine AUTOS FOX SALE AUTOS FOR SALE In at 15 BayeHore MobHe. Keyport. S31. Nivy top. 11,000. Pavel's BoaU, 30 hour*. Upholstered seats, two coc BULLDOZING month old child, five days a week. Hy mi ii mm* Beet offer lakei. Owner will personally 842-UM. pit covet*, ilonel las tank, and Monel tfust have car. Call after 8 p.m. finance. Mr. Miller, 787-7206. shaft. Price 12250. CaU 291-O060, eve en-sun. B2-2485. ' ' ' i FORECLOSURE SALB — Seven new nlnrs. 2aWB12 BEIHPKEADB AMD DRAPIMK8 — OPERATOR — To work on draperies. BLCAR — 55x10, three bedrooma. Mvat boats, isesed from bankcupi ma< Hade to order. Aiso aJterallons. Call Part time, experienced, dan MM440 lell. 1500 down, take over payments. rln. •'in Sooth Jersey. Hust monre TROJAN CABIN CRUISER—WM] anytime. 291-H86. , • 872-H23OT 671-0303. order to eatuty creditor*. BoaU ma: _. h.p. Gray Marine Inboard, RO* 871-5879. marine radio-telephone and all aocet LUXURY UVtttO AT A STIAL-Mo- >e seen at20 Victor Ave., West.Loni DENTAL ASSISTANT — Personable blle home for ealt. can M2»5»l after Jranch. Sacrlflct. Phone Parkwai sorles. tm>. Blone 74I-5873. EMPLOYMENT and Intelligent to assist dentist In Red 4 p.m. Xortgiiga AstodUee, 12 Broad. St., CHRIS CRAFT OAVAIJER — ». ol« lank area. Please write resume-star.* Red Bank. 747-9931. as a whistle, 186t power, S<00. I HELP WANTED-FEMAIE ng age and qualifications. "A.7." Box Lightning, mainsail. the water. wUl demonstrate. BRAK1 11. Red Bank. AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS spinnaker, priced for quick aale. NEW ZOBBL — W, Hying biidgi WOOLWOKTH'B REHOBEUNO - Ap- BURROUOHS-eENSIMATIO OIWU- many extras. In the water, will derooi plications (or experienced personnel TORS — For temporary aearicnmenC by RAMBLER AAIICO AUTOMATIC TRANgMlgglONf •Irate. needed In various departments Includ- on nlsbt shl/t. No agency fee charged. - 109 Railroad Ave., Aebury Park, 12' OUTBOARD CABIN CRUISER — Many Other Used Boat Uitlnrs. ing household, wearing apparel, drap- AOK TEMPORARTfiS, 23 White It., Free towlns. 774-6Sua 1«M. 19*1 75 h.p. Jctinaon (gmerator ZOBEL'S MARINX SERVIOI1 ery, pet supplies, toys, notions, soots. SorewiDury 747-34W. and eootrole. locloeed het • " TOO Ocean Ave. Sea BrlltM 741-6123. top, permanera gas tank, Wages according to experience and EXECUTIYE SECftBTABY — Unusual fast. W25. T87-2344. ability Apply f. W. woolwoith Co., secretarial position available with lane AUTOS FOR SALE 5J Broad Sli Red Bank. corporation. Providing exceptional oppor- IIOLDED FIBEROLAS BOAT — BOATS FOR CHARTER tunity, salary commmmmu with abil- NEW SPORTS FASTBACK Must lell SEWING MACHINE ity, aim many (rime benefits. Oar OaJl 741-7333 MARINE SUPPLIES necessary (or transportation only. CaU Plllllllllllllll Everything for the Boatman. New Jer OPERATORS 131-1600. At* for Mrs. Persons, 17' FLYIKO ITNN — 40 h.p. Johnson •eye largest marine supply house. Single ami double needle for clothing motor, Oarrycratt trailer, Navy top, Kvinrnde Salei and Service Items. Steady work, good par, liberal £ 1961 OLDSMOBILE S full cover, accessories, 1850, 774VfQB6. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP benefits, excellent working conditions. PART-TIME DETECTIVE 38' SLOOP — *909. Slx-cyllnder Bud 24 Wharf Ave. 741-S780 Red 1 BRUCE PRODUCTS IDC. Mld-Mon- i DYNAMIC M conv. Ccupt. ea Permanent Night Part-Timo poaltlon > White with red Interior end •• dlesel. Extra engine. Inaulrlaulr* at Bel (Open Sundays and holidays, 9 mouth Industrial Park, oft Hope Rd. ilford. to 1 p.m.) New Shrewsbury. M2-M66. Av&libaJe, For A Woman Erp»lienc»d i while top. Fully equipped In- i ford Marine Hallway, Bel*"' In Security Work. Schedule Of Hour* I eluding power steering and I Z4' CHK1S CRAFT CRUISER — 1" WAITRESS EXPERIENCED — And P.M. To 10 P.M. Ttvnt NltfiU. Satur- I brakei. One owner* locally i h.p. engine, new 1857. Bleeps two, head, STORAGE AND SERVICE with references. Full time. Call 23- day 12:45 To »:« P.M. I traded. In showroom condf- i fresh water , upholstered seats, 30M (or Intervltw. , tlon. , Navy top, new. Snlp-to-ahore. Automatic 3UP RENTALS — BoaU to W. Float- Excellent Employee Benefltf. Literal pump, 'etc. Fully i rilppe<>ed. Excellent ing docks with water and electricity. OPERATORS Stiopplnf Dlicount. ; RUSSELL ; ootyitton, 11600. DPI EnglUihl . 747-332S. Coast Yacht Worki. 149 Bodraan PL HEWINO MACHINE OPERATORS - TEE NEE TRAILER — 16. BxceUenl Red Bank, On* block Bast of HwyWor. k on com. Shore Cottt Company, i Oldimsbile-Cedillae Co. > condlUon. (w. call after 6 p.m. 774- 3D Bridge, Red Bank, 741-4338. Incorporated, 23 Bridie Avmue, Bid Employment Offic* Bank (Eisner. Building). ' 100 Newman Springs Rd. ' 3878. BAMBERGER'S 1 • Red Bank • BLUES AND BA9S — 17'. 40 h.: BUSINESS NOTICES AVON SELLS IT SELF — Full or electric motor, 30 gallon built-in tan: part time. Territories open (or women MONMOUTH ! 741-0910 ! canval. Accessortee. 1875. 741-1771. who are Interested In having, a good LAWN MOWERS — Serviced and l stead? Income. Experience unnecessary. SECRETARY — Insurance sjgency, ex- paired. All types, all mikes, all mode! Call 741-4343 or write Mrs. llargaret Wflence preferred. Permanent posUlon. AUTOS FOR SALE ~Mi 747-38M for plcbup and delivery. Qulotta, Box 190, Bel Bank. Excellent working conditions. Oakhurst Jacobs Hardware Co., Bnrowibury Ave. ana. Car necmtay. Call 53MW0. Ask DENTAL ASSISTANT — In Ulddle- for lllse Calnes. and Bergen PL, Red Bank. town. No experience necasssry, wUl INCOME TAX RETURNS train. Write "B.O.", Box nil. Red Bans. OIHLS-EARB MOXEr — While learn- Are you aware of the scores of cosngo ing th« art of make-up. High commis- In the- new tax law affecting you! sions.. Cill.l 3M-6BU. INDIVIDUAL and BUSINESS return!. 'ASHION ADVUORS Be your own 15 yarn In the area. Margery Trovato, boss in a prestige business of your T-A Reliable Tax Service. GENERAL own Fuhlon Wagon of Hlnmsota. : PHONE m-128» Woolen Co. hu openings for party LAUDSCAPINO — Psalm and plaatli FACTORY plan salespeople. No experience neces- : NOW OK DISPLAY!' RENAULT DAUPHINE nt fine lawns. Complete mauitenanci sary. (200 In free samples from your Weekly, monthly, RelldentlsJ, commei Irat party! contact Jane Otes, 120 eld ft,--jtlmit —u given• . -*—HUNT BROT""H HELP WakeHeld Rd., Neptune, N.J. Phone ERS, 741-4732 anl 741-3773. 7T'-OS21. '*4 RAMILER Co»v»rtlble. Executive) cars (two to chooia from). Automatic, Redio end heifer. •Jattel !i now acceptlnj uppllcatiom EXPERT BOMB REPAIRS for production work. Factory experience WOMEN — Ulddletown area, can ac- • . lotri e«r» guiranteedl for 11,000 mlle>. Save, «ave, isve. • . YOU'LL RAVE helpful, but not required. Will train. cept four for free complete sprint waffd- 'Q downtown Red BUTTER KNOWN Bank. Permanent If qualified, (toed tartlnf salary. GOOD HUMOR °* 1963 FORD 1961 CHEVROLET Rerular incn&iM baMd on acquired ICE CREAM FROM 4-Joor ledan, 8-cyl., auto. Trenimiliion. Imptla eonvartible, 4-eyl., itand. trtni. skins. ,• Bonus Plan • Sick Lreave • No Investment $895 $995 • VaoUlon Pay e Established routes CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. • Excellent working condition! • Friendly, helpful lupervlsloa Applicant selected will tidergo futtaSlvi 1963 FORD J960 FORD tramlnr and be expected to work hard 0PININO8 NOW 4-door seden, 8-cyl,, «uto. trinsmiiiion. J-dr. ied«n, 6-cyl., itandard trammiiilon. to Injure euccesi. Uonday throvih Saturday. » to t. We want the b«et—and we feel we M5 Bhrewsbury AVe. Shrewsbury hava an attrkctlve oflar—'WrKe "A.A.1 (Across from Red Bank Airport) • BUY NOW AND SAVE $895 $395 Box 511. Rtd.Bank, — Ceraent (Inlsher, sldsweJIa. 1962 CHEVROLET 1958 CADILLAC ; • .' 741-74:7 Bel Air, 4-dr., o-cyl., «uto. trantmlnian. Coup* DeVille. full power. WOMEN . UILUVORK BAUISUAN 1964 CHEVY II NOVA Tor Idddlesex County. Lucrative ter- PART-TIME rjjary. KepUes to "B.A." Bra MI, Red Four-door. Radio, heater, whits wall tires. Six-cylind.r with Power-Glide $595 $395 Telepnone solleiutlooi from r«r own home at jrour own eonvenlence. Can trarnmistion. easily earn H to »VL» per hour. Call STUDENTS 1961 VALIANT 1957 FORD «1-O6l0i ask fw ClnulaUoii Dept. Leave your name and phona- number, PART-TIMERS Wagon, 6-cyl., auto, tranimiiiion. 4-dr. ledan, 8-cyl., auto, trenimiilion. lomeone wilt contact you. . Flexible 20 hours per week. Hull hste WANTED — Typist. Heavy trplng li car tnd phone. No travellnK. aUjrflt. 1964 CORVAIR MONZA medical office. Uedlcal experience not 40 to ISO per' wesk after Training. $695 $195 .lecessary If spelllna; Is better tnaa Qroup Interviews at New Jersey Im- average. "A.S.K Box 911, Red Bank. ployment Service, 48 B. Front A. Red Coupe. Radio, heater, whitewall tires. Power-Glide transmission. lank. Thursday 3:30 P.M. Or oall.tll- WOMAN - FOR GENERAL HOUBS Wll WOHK—Hilp with, two children. Llv« TRUCKS - Call iH^rnl ^ (More Ctanlfled Ads DINTAL AeslSTANT — And rscep- 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA JoolK. Full Uroi lodudlni two m- nines and half-dey Saturdajr. No *i- On The Next Ptge) Super Sport Coupe. Radio, heater, whitewatl tires. Power steering, power 1961 CHEVROLET I960 FORD lenenre necessary. Bend resume to Half ton pickup, o-cylind»r. X ion pickup, o-cyllnder. 'B.W.". Bos; fill, ftedBtok, N J, brakes. V-B with Power-Glide transmission. BXPERnDNCED NUR8E8 AIDE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Horning hours. Interviews between $595 $495 and 10. Bayvlew Kurslng Home. 2ft 0H0. LAST PAYS LAUNDRIBS ONI BAY WISBK 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA 1958 CHEVROLET O0K1 Heck area. Must have own trans- portation. 9M4U1. . •: , GRAND OPENING oupe. Radio, heater, whitewall tires. Power steering, V-8 with H»lf ton with utility body, .-cylinder. ; ansrnission. IMMEDIATE OPENING BOAT SALE $395 FOR SALESWOMAN Joi Qu'mn'i * With some clerical atterlenee. Pleassml >OAT CIRCUS 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA You'll nev»r nv» mortl : wlns; Machine . Rt. t, Fmhold 4U-7474 Four-door. Radio, heater, power steering, power brakes. V-8 with Power- >r. Radio, heate Center. Bejontown. M the Csremy * the. Shore 'ART-TnlB — aeoretary-BecepOoolsl Olrectloni! Rl.'», 4 imlss) south of Glide transmission.msmission.' doctor's office. _Afteraoons and FrwSeKl Rdcewoy, go sowti pott Exit 1» II ml|M south on Rl. », TOM'S FORD ; K32S.-MAPJ& AVENUE 741-3130 »i^ss is-ism Vri'l-iOMN »TO » .. RED BANK » 60 MAIN ST. 566-1500 MATAWAN OKKSIrTR — IW SUNDAYS TO * Marcury Salit t Strvle* HELP WANTED-MALE HELP VAOTED-tULE FOtlAir TO* SALE APASIMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS THE DAILY BtSOUrrtBXll. AHD HEJTR—U*2 TUWACI APARTjOBmi — Fire rida, }Saxch 26, 1965-% room.room. ' twoo irmir-rmrmirrmf fcff/TmiTitfffcff/TmiTi sjrfj - ciai u elOKUlU , UnmetlUUwcocaacyUlUUcaacy . 747411'

, *obc~ toi>^"MOSp*07- OABFttJvTEA bante mimo TO «Ewr for sJteriiiong *u ouiti- ON THE OCEAN wnmmMHco LAM* otrpux - bemfia ua Tietttwt plan. TC—f road, B« *o uMl FRIEND Will KNOW... UA7A.WAH AHIA — Until *UM or «ttertng Ik* Bn«l KB* vtrsr m mt tart KoUl On Kaplo Ave. Near setooots SA4 «U-apuuwol. U/Rutman. «7 Buttouwooel Btt Auto'«oree,*Bou7w and 5nSji wk. That you bought H uiedl A year round Luxury Apartment ot tn* price of a tummer rentol studios, tioQ. Olrls preferred- SCrs. ' Elliabeth Ave.. bUmuen. Ptiooe M2-34M, _ Rd.. Klidlato-ra. ' EXCEUJMT QPPORtUNinr — Foi one, ran ond.three txdrooms amlth, 1S4 Maple Ava,, Red Bank. ttperlenced saleimso. llust t» full It'll look ** if you hed it • littio while... ATLANTIC HIOHLANne — Furnished apartment, three lanu rooms, bath, FURNISHED ROOMS time including soan« srenings and Soa- from $[32 nst rental all utilities, suit business: couple. Vacant dayi. IReal Estate eiperienca not ss- end you'll uve more than 50% April. &1-1S31. •entiil. Phone NAVE8INK ASSOCI- THREE SINGLE ROOMS - In PH-).'.-£ AUTOMOTIVE ATES. INC., 671JMJ00. COMPLETE MARINA WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE rate home Near shopping and trans-A*r • SPACIOUS 24-FT LIVING ROOM portatlon. M Waverly PI., Red Banl!.^-^:; 3 Room Outfits Originally Now • STAINLESS STEEL KITCHENS COMMERCIAL RENTALS SALESMAN HELP WANTED-Mtle - Female • JI-FT. PRIVATE TERRACES DS3IRABLB RIVER FRONT enite- EXTRA LAROB NICELY FURNISHEP r.ll DRAWING ACCOUNT AOAJH8T • Outfit #74622 $550 $184 e RENT INCLUDES GAS, ELECTRIC On first floor In the Toiler Bulldlog. ROOM, CALL -T-.-I COMMISSION RIAX, E9TATS FLTURE - Sales per- AIR CONDITIONING, POOL, PARKING, elc. Call 747-2440. 7(7-29» .00.-4 EXCELLENT son to Join established usney. Ex- ATLANTIC HOTEL — Fair Haven, y-i Mtlence not necessary. PAUL P. B0VA • Outfit #83614 $650 $245 DIRECTIONS: Garden Slote Pkwy. Exit 117; lake Route 36 lo Atlantic Highland! OCEANFKONT PROPERTY — Qood ISC, 671-SM4. ille for motel or small beech club. 2 weekly. •••'.'.. COMPANY BENEFITS Turn left 2nd street post traffic light (7th Ave.) left en Oceon Blvd. Call for details. OLAZEBROOK REAL Maid Service .:•::-« INCLUDING: • Outfit #71934 $675 $290 1 PROFIT-SHARING BAKB IUPI/>mENT AOKNCT ESTATE ABSOC INC., Re8jU.ru, 842- ROOMS — Ott season rales rrom tju.'.' s HOSPITAUZATION Qiulttled Fenounel For Quality Orders and more, loti more! 10 OCEAN BLVD., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. 1700. per month and up. Heated, dally mam" ~ GROUP LIFE INSURANCE 310 Broad Lone Branch 222-1747 (Ml) 291-0237 service. New York bus slop at corner.»«>li OFFICE-PRIME LOCATION - Air con-Alpine Minor Hotel Hwy 3a. Highlands..*.;. PAID VACATION WANTED — People with quartz, cry*- Renting Agent on Premises it Hojrs ditioned, 1000 square ft. will custom EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS Renting Agent: ELMER G. HOUSTON, Realtor interior. 747 5305. Red Bank. 87M773. '.'•'.? , Apply : tai procesdne experience: Apply J. M Ronan Associates, Inc., 14 Cindy La., Take over balance and pay $2 weekly. 100 Summit Ave., Summit, N. J. LITTLE SILVER RANCH — Conveni- RED BANK — Seml-prtvste home, nleec Personnel Department WaysMe-Oakhurat, or call 931-3935. (201) CR 34444 ent location, two-car garage. Mr3. neighborhood, car space, reasonable: - BROKERS COOPERATION INVITED Hance, 134 Maple Ave., Red Banlt 57 Shrewsbury Ave. 741-9114. • -i SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO. RXAL ESTATE jalea peopUe deslroua . . Rooms Sold Individually HIGHLANDS — Furnished, one eltr»^' of Joining' expanding and progressive SUBLEASE OFFICE SPACE large room and kitchenette, all utlll- , 1600 Hwy. 33 Uldlletown agency. Pleasant working condition!. ties. Private. First floor. 872-1806. ' V, Call now for appointment, THB CUR- FREE DELIVERY FREE STORAGE FOR SALE APARTMENTS On Broad St., Red Bunk. Leass rum TtK A0BNCY. WO., Leonardo. Real- to March oi lfflH. BOO' available im ROOM FOR RENT — Gentleman., Call", torg — Traae-lna. and Multlpla Lasting mediately. Modern air conditioned efter $ and all day Sunday. .. Service. Ml-lftM. FLOWERING SHRUBS THKEE ROOM FURNISHED — Or un-newly decorated off tee of Equitable 741-1M3. ;:: ASSISTANT MANAOER - Paint and Field Furniture Company furnished apartmercl. Lovely waterfront Life. Any reasonable offer. Call LI &• hardware department. J. II. Fields. ACE EIIPLQXUBNT AOKNCX Welgeln, mock orarue. 10 for », some location. Yearly lease. $120 per month. 75S0. Ask for Mr. TJebb. NICE SINGLE ROOM or double — Hwy. si Haslet. Be. Mr. Qrulu. Every order eV applicant our speciality. 7-11 East Front Street Keyport, New Jersey three for Jl. Din your own. 316-4733. Immediate occupancy. 741-1487. Within block of Broad and Monmouth 23 White St. ' Shrewsbury 747-3494 MANUKACTURIN'O n*ANT — Ground Sts. I'arklnK racllltles. 74T-1OOS. BAKERY FAN WASHER — Da; work. 2S4-3020 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURB - Studio BUTTON PARK APARTMENTS - lloor. containing 6,000 s

'»••»..*'• - BOUSES MKUCE HOUSES FM SALE HOUSES FOI BALE BOUSES FOB ULE NOTICE THE DAILY REGISTER •«, Bonos Friday, Marti 26,TI96S-25 Tsie •ana Out awUcMiot htilw RED BANK suit Ui On Itajror toi Council of the RUSSELL M BORUS REALTORS S II at 8*d Bank to traosltr ott U U EGAL WCmCE •outa Brimim s AvmusA , Isc.I , uaolnuoltt as 600JUVER RJX FAIR HAVEN, N.J, Ontorttble CoJonitl. Idctl for Club It M South Brtdfs AIKIM. RKJ NOTICE ammuttf. Obe block to bus, walk Bask. N.J. Tbs PUnary Retail Coo- MONMOUTH COUNTY aumpttoo C-4 Uquor Lwenss,> hereto- STBBOGATE'S COURT .,v .-,•...-• 747-4532 ' to KborJ, shopping. A stone's fore issued to Robert }. Lanfrsnk, Notire to Credlton to Preten* throw from Navesini River! Five Evelyn Lanfrank, Josephine Scalto, Claims AcaUMt Kstalf Antoinette Arnons Domento J. Villanl ISTATE OF JOHN D. ROBSRTSON, Member MultipU Listing Service 'bedrooms, Z'A baths, sunroom, trading as Club 16, Si South Brldgt DECEASED. screened porch, basement, play- Avenue, Red -Bank, N.J. Pursuant to the order of DONALD J, Objects II any, should be made tin-* CUNNINGHAM. Surrogat-t of the Coun- LITHE SILVER RANCH — In lovely wooded area. Hai charming room and laundry. Spotless con- mediately In writing to John Bryan, ty of Monmouth, Uila d»y made, on living room with fireplace, dining room, nice kitchen. 12x21 den, dition. $44,300. Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank. the application of the undersigned. Officers and Directors Deborah B. Robertson, the Sols Execu- three good sized bedrooms, two baths. Screened porch, two-car Charles J. Doheny, 287 Catxmer Ave., trix of th« estate of the said John D. attached garage with 20x20 workshop or for third car. House fully ELLEN S. Jamesburg, N.J.—President. Robertson, deceased, notice ii hereby air-conditioned. Asking $32,900. Marjorie L. Doheny, 287 Gatzmer given to the creditors of said deceased Ave., Jamesburr, N.J.—Vice President, La present to the laid Sole Executrix Luclle K. Perronl, 7 Georgetown Lane, their claim* under oath with la six RIVER OAKS COLONIAL - Lovely living room with fireplace, Haslet. Raritan Township, N.J.—Seas- months from this date. dining room, kitchen with dishwasher, paneled game room, 1% HAZELTON Ury. Dated; March 15. 1965. Pally Perronl, 7 Georgetown Lane, DEBORAH B. ROBERTSON, baths, three nice bedrooms, full basement, two-car attached ga- Realtor Raritan Township. N.J.—Treasurer. M Poricy Lane, rage. Choice location, excellent school system.' A real buy at Red Batik, New Jersey. March M. April 12 H3.34 Sole ExecutrU- $33,500. West River Rd. Rumson Mesedroora ranch, tile bath, fire- Blii'ersldB Ave. Lot 110j234 with rivei creditors of a aid deceased to present MONMOUTH COUNTY Court yesterday as he fined Mrs. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING place, attached garage, low cost hea rights in an exoluslvs section, Will to the said Sole Executor their claims SUKBOOATK'S COUBT Elizabeth R. Sodon, 19, of 429 ground level game room, base- and taxes. Excellent condition, good build to suit- NOTICE under oath within six months frorn Notice lo Creditors! lo Fre ment, two-car attached garage, neighborhood. Asking 119.DO). See Mr. BCHWARZ 4 KARPEL this date. Claims Against Estate Sairs Ave., Long Branch, $200 Davis. Bulders of Fln» Homts MONMOUTH COUNTY Dated: March 2, 1863 ESTATE OF JAMES CAULFIELD, built three years ago and loaded •S4J-04B1 ' 747-3669 SURROGATE'S COKRT THE MONMOUTH COUNTY DECEASED. for shoplifting. RIVER with extras? Then call us today. Notice lo Creditors to Present NATIONAL BANK, Red Bank $18,500 RUMSON — Bsaulltul waterfront lot. Claims Acalnst Estate Pursuant to the order ot DONALD J. Mrs. Sodon pleaded guilty to Offered at $28,500. will bnUd to suit. Call ESTATE OF HELBN MILLER mMith. But act Shrewsbury Office Mlldletown Office MARION E. McKENNA. & company authorized to do buslnen Russell Halter, 52, no address, riolckljr, VBji approved' tor quick ft- E. H. SNYDER & CO. Rumson, H.J. THE nuictng and cloelng. "187-6500, ' - 741-5212 . "71-3311 331 Lafayette Avenue, in Ihe State of New Jersey. Executor. pleadedsfluilty to being under the Mlddletown i corners .. . 6U-25W Peeksklll, New York Howard Isherwood, EJaq. Mcint)iT» " at tfulWls Listing gervlce. EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE I Administratrix. Plans and specifications, ;form of bia, Counsellor at Law influence of alcohol and creating BROOK AGENCY THE K)RWAN-fe0MPANV; . . What You Have David W. Kan.H, Esq., contract and bond for the proposed 620 Bangs Avenue a disturbance on a borough • Realtors , . RUMSON COLONIAL for Counsellor at Law, work are on file and may be obtained Asbury Park, N.J. Realtor What You Want 663 Main Avenue, upon application to the Director, Di- street. He was given a 90-day Mlddletown — Karilan — Keyport Almost new four bedrooms, 2H baths Call vision of Purchase and Property, State March 19, «, April 2, ft $29.44 Bank Building Atlantic Highlands Member of Multiple Listing Service living room with fireplace, dining WALKER A WALKER. Realtors Fastalc, New Jeraey\ House, Tr&nton, New Jersey 08625, on sentence in the county jail. room, modem kitchen, garage. Close 661 Broad 8t Shrewsbury 741-ln: March 5, 12, 19 26 ' (27.60 deposit nf twenty-five ($25.00) for each NOTICE 291-1717 LIVE RENT FREE to school*, churches, transportation and 206 Hwy.;3S MMaletown 611-3311 aet, Uils amount to be refunded to the ESTATB OF, FERDINAND A, "I might release you if we Member North Monmouth One four-bedroom — not heated, one beaches. Offered at $33,000. NOTICE bidder upon return of such documents Multiple LlsUng Service three-bedroom — heated.. 114 baths with WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom MONMOUTH COUNTY In good condition wthln 30 days after have an early spring," Magis- each. Extra appliances. One block front ELLA WILTSHIRE Agency homes, furnished or unfurnished, from SURROGATE'S COURT the award of the contract, SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT trate Throckmorton remarked. SHREWSBURY — Cory Caps Cod with ocean, Monmouth Beach. Asking $20,- 14S0 ocean Ave. Sea Bright 842-OOOt SSo to 1175 per month (or Incoming Notice to Credlton to Present ' red * shutters, nestled behind a -white oto. Tains 3350 tor both. personnel. TUB BHSRa AGENCY., Rt Claims Against But at ft Department of the Treasury •pllt-rall fence on large lot with many Open 7 Day* Si. Mlddletown. 871-1000. Division of Purchase and ' Notice 1J hereby Riven Uiat th« ac- Motorists fined included Wil- trees, Three bedrooms, Two bathi, Member Multiple Listing ESTATE OF KMBUNK COOPER, Property counts of the subscribers. Executors of liam L. Thornton,22, a Fort Mon- dining room, den,-modern kitchen, new ELLA WILTSHIRE Agency DEVELOPMENT BOMB OWNERS. DECEASED CHARLES F. SULLIVAN, the eststs ot said Deceased will be heating system. Won't ltutat $18,900. HBO Ocean Ave. Sea Bright 842-O0O4 COMPORT, ELEGANCE, CHARM — ARE THK8E TOUR PROBL1MST Pursuant to the order of DONALD Director audited and stated by the Surrogate of mouth soldier, $20 for careless 1 'Open 7 Pays In ledate center hall Colonial In lovely, J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of tho March IB, 28 J2C.22 the County ol Monmoutli and reported RAY STILLMAN, Realtor Member Multiple Listing older section of Red Bank. 26'xir liv- Being transferred? Mortgage paymtnia County ol Monmouth, this day made, Tor settlement to The Monmoutli County driving and $25 and 30 days li- ing room with rirepla.ee, formal din too high? Houaa too small? Are youon the application of the undersigned NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS Court Probate Division, on Friday, ths cense suspension for leaving Che M8 Broad St., Hhrtw'sbury 7-U-8M0 ENJOY: THIS Bfuuftb'tnJMrSs — in nlng room, large, cheerful kitchen tied down to a home and can't sel Robert Q Evans, Administrator of the SUPERIOR COURT pF NEW JERSEV Thirtieth day of April A.D,, 1965, at this UxM living room with large pk frith breakfast nook, five bedrooms esta-tc of the said Emellne Cooper de- B>:30 6'clock a.m., at the County Court scene of an accident; Lawrence IF YOU'RE A GOOD NEIGHBOR •<- 3tt baths and much, much more because of a high mortgage? We will ceased, notice 1B hereby given to the CHANCKRY IIIVIS1ON House, Monument sud Court Streets, You might hons yourself * fato 'river ture window facing the rear yard and assume that high mortgage with cash MONMOUTH COUNTV Freehold, New Jersey, at which time S. Josephson, 28, of Elizabeth, •jldlntvflaM doors to a screened oorch. Priced «t $14,300. to you besides. credlton of said deceased to present DOCKET NO. C-1603-84 rights - anyway, you tot a view. It Four bedroom,'two baths, »i29 kitchen. to the said Administrator their claimi Application will be mads for the al- the Old Han doesn't want to take cats under oath within -six months from thli UTATE OF NEW JERSEV lowance of Mommlasion* and Counsel $15 and 30 days' suspension for Hot water heat, reoreatlon room, two- RAY ST1LLMAN, Realtor We will buy vour norni with any prob- TO tees of all the grounds, and the Old lAdjr oar garage. Attractively priced, too, date. speeding; Van S. Mills, 34, ot 8 ain't got a green thumb, sell off a lot. "OOu r 47th YearY" lem you have. Dated: March &th. 1965 JOHN H. CLAWSON, also known Dated March 9th, A.D. 1C65 What remains? A real sturdy bouss US Broad St., Shrewsbury 741-8600 aa JOHN H. CLAUSON, his heirs, Holly Rd., Sea Girt, $15 for Ask about our Trade-in Plan. ROBERT a. EVANS, devisees and personal represen- QKNEVIEVE T. CAB3ADY, »ith five bedrooms, 3tt baths, darn good THREE BEDROOM - Bl level, ap. 17 Marcy Street, 400 N.E. 5th Avenue, condition. Alt rooms large and oom-IT IT'S SPACE YOU NEED — And tatives and tils, their or any of speeding; Annaliese Hoelle, 45, proxlmately two years old. 1^ baths, Never a commission Involved whetliei Freehold, N. J, their successors in right, title Boca Raton, Florida fortable. Full basement with recreation convenience you want, we have this recreation room, den, garage, alu- Administrator (L.S.) and Interest, and HATTIE M. VIRalNIA S. JUDSON, of 25 Collison Dr., New Mon- room. Don't start a Gambling Joint amazing value racked eight room split minum screens and storm windows. wa buy, sell or trade-In. March 12, 19, 26, April 2 $23.00 CLAWSON, also known u 9621 Heather Road mouth, $15 For making an im- though Price |«.300. GJUAZEBROOK with two tiled baths, basement and Nlctly finished. 516,0O0 to settle estate. EL- bedroom ranch. Large eat-In kitchen, MODERN OAPE COD — On Shadow Silver. 747 4121. tives and his, their or any of ton & Barnacle, Esqs., plaintiff's ..at- Newark (2), N.J. > registration; Anthony J. Fudge, WOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, waJMo-wall carpeting. Knotty-pine recre- Lake. More than two acres secluded L. 8. their successors in right, title and torneys, whose address is 95 First March 19, 26, April 2, > (30.36 Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. ation room on a large landscaped lot. privacy nestled on rustic hillside cov- LAROB RESIDENCE - With about Interest; Olive B, Carr. her heirs, Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, New Jer- 17, of 123 Hollywood Ave., West S17.60O. 717-0302. eted wlih pines and attractive land- 25 acres. Must have extra largs rooms. devisees and personal represent- sey, an answer to the complslnt filed Long Branch, 'careless driving, scaptrsr, Center hall, large living room And at least six bedrooms, location atives and her, their or any ofIn a civil action In which LESLIE NOTICE LOCATED HIGH ON A RANK — Over- NEW MONMOUTH — Owner ready to with, Heatalator fireplace, two large on Main Road. Near Red Bank exit ot their successors In right, title and MANN, single, ROBERT W. KBAEIKS MONMOUTH CODNTY and Carol A. Massaro, 17, cf 22 looklrtK pond. 125x200 lot, with beautiful move. Wishes to set! four bedroom bedrooms, etch with tiled bath, on Garden Btate Parkway. Ralston Water- Interest; Kathsrlne Amann, also known aid DOROTHIE G. KEARINS, hus- BURKOOATE'S COURT old trees. B!x year old home. Consist- house, with recreation room, double first Door. Two sddltlonsi bedrooms bury Realtor, 16 W. Front St., Redas Catherine Amann, btr belts, de- band and wife ,are plaintiffs and John Notice to Creditors to Present Maple Ave., Oceanport, allowing ing, of large living room, dlnltig room, garage. $18,600. 671-3110. with bsxh ready to be finished up- Bank. 747-3500. visees and personal repesentatlves and H. Cl&wson. also known as John H. Claims Acalnst Estate permittee to commit a violation. family-room, three bedrooms, 2tt RUMSON — Potential waterfront. Trie- stairs. -Bee'' yoarbroker or cadi owner. PRIVATE BUYER - Wants lour or her, their or any of their successors Clauson, et als, are defendants, pend- ESTATE OF MARY L. BHERMAH, baths. 127,100. Call today. Rolston 141,9346. in right, title and Interest; OWNERS; ing In tho Superior Court of New Jer-DECEASED shaded. 1<4 acres. Extremely conveni- more bedroom house. Will consider Mrs. Henry Fannel; John Doe, - , within 35 days after April 9, 1983, Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. Waterbury, Realtor. lo W. Front St., ent area. Custom-built house with large MIDDLCTOWN—Three-bedroom ranch. large, older home la Hood oondluon Red Bank T47-S500. band of OUve 9. Carr, the name John exclusive of such date. If you fall lo CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the Coun- FOR SALE WELL BELOW appraised foyer, 23x16' sunken living room with 1 years old. Corner lot. Large eat-In Phone 747-3355. Doe being fictitious; John Doe, husd-o SD, Judgment by default may be ty ot Monmouth, this day made, on TsJue, Owner's own sale. Three bed- stone fireplace and raised hearth, full klutltn, dining room, utility basement. band of Kajhsrlne Amann, also known rendered against you for the relief de- the application of the undersigned, Ci- rooms, two baths, living room with fire- dining room, modern tat-In kitchen, Walk to schools. OI mortgage. 767-3743. LEGAL NOTICE as Catherine Amann, ths namt John manded In the complaint. You shall rl! Bldun, Administrator with Will an' To Build place, porch den, patio.. Ranch house. den, guest room, and bath on Ural PAIR HAVEN BAL.TBOX — Four bed- Doe being fictitious, BPOUBES, somo file your answer anil proof of service neien. ot the estate ol the said Mary Asking r.26.600. Little Silver. 842-0139 floor. Three bedrooms and, large bath rooms. Two full baths. Full basement. HOTICK of the I defendants. In duplicate with Uie Clerk of the L. Sherman, deceased, notice is here- on second floor. Pull dry basement MONMOUTH COUNTY Superior Court, State House Annex, by Klven lo the creditors of said de- IP YOU WANT - A rustic setlng with hisjh ceiling. Two-car garage, patio Well landscaped. Located on a tree- SUnUOOATK'S COURT You are hereby summoned and re- Trenton, New Jersey, in accordance and many extras. Immedirtr* oceupan- lined street, that Is convenient to Fair Notice to Credlton' to Present quired to serve upon Alfred T. Hen-with the rules of civil practice and ceased to present to tne said Adminis- Ski Lodge with tall evergreens, confa see this Haven's excellent schools. flB.NH). 747- procedure. trator with Will annexed their claims cheerful restored four-bedroom farm- cy. Ko.5011. CaU owner 81M07B. 6839. Claims Against Estate) nessy, Jr., Esq., plaintiff's attorney, under oath wlUiln six montlM from bouse; two fireplaces, modem kltohen; SPACIOUS NEAT BIQHT ROOM ESTATE OF WALTER B. CAMP whose addl tm Is BIB Union Avenue, ThB action has been Instituted for this date. quaint, . Jan. 1 possessioni seven HAiNOH — On wide deep hrirfsea^rt LUfOROFT — Three bedroom, two BELL) DECEASED __„„., Union Beach, New Jeraey, an answer the purpose of quieting title to certain Dated March Oth, IMS. In Vermont fertile acres. {30,000. HAROLD L1NDE- plot. Pour good sized bedrooms, two bath ranch. Bxcerilent convenient loca- [Pursuant to the order of DONALD to the Complaint tiled In a civil ac- lands situate in the Borourh n* /''-n- CYRIL BIDUN MANN, Broker,, Eatoctown. 512.1103. tion with wooda and brook. CaU 7411.. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the tion, In which Township o* Raritan, a tlc Highlands In tha County of Mon- tiled baths, basement, attached ;?. 8940. evenings. municipal corporation In the County of 85 Riverside Ave., EATONTOWN - Mr. and Mrs. M1DDLETOWN — Eight-room split, Asking *n,900. ELWOOD A. ARM- Oounty of Wimouth, this day mads, Monmouth . and Bute ot New Jeraey, mouth and State of New Jersey. Red Bank, New Jersey basement, large lot, two-tone base- STRONG AGENCY, Realtor, MS Pros' on the application of the undersigned. Is plaintiff, and Mrs. Henry Fannel, Beginning at a point In Ihe North- Administrator with Will annexed Valentine * F. Erb, West Grant board heat. Excellent condition. Extras. peot Ave., Little Silver. HU500. MIDDLETOWN — Barn red Cape Cod. Ann Cook, Administratrix of the estate et. al. are defendants, pending in the erly side of Washington Avenus and Hessrs. McCue nnd O'Hern, $22.500, 671-O09T. • Fireplace. Trees. Thrte bedrooms, den.of the said Walter B. Campbell de. In the line ot Lot No. 1037 as shown SO Braid Street, Ave., have been operating a mo- WAMTBD — Someone to faim thta 314 ceased, notice IB hereby given to tht Superior Court of New Jersey, within on the plan of Lots of the Atlsjitic Red Bank, New Jersey, PRESTIGE AREA — On private road. acre plot, beautiful ranch, three bed- Near school, bus, train, ng.axi. 747- 35 days after March 26, 1965, exclu- Highlands Association; thence (1) north- tel in Woodford, Vt., eight miles rooms, two baths, fuU dry baaement, J76J. creditors of said deceased to present sive of such dsis. Ii you fall so to do, Attorneys Spacious ranch with pine paneled fami- to the said Administratrix their claims erly In the llns of Lot No. 1037, looMarch 12, It, 26, April 2 *28.6I east of Bennington, on a week- ly room H'xMW, and gameroom raised hearth with a Heatalator fir*, the relief demanded In the Complaint feet to the southerly side of a 10 foot place, many extras Included, Conveni- under oath within six months from thi wUI bt taken against you by default 23'x24'. Separate dining room, living BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED — Cen- d wide alley; thenca (2) westerly along end basis. room with fireplace, large modern mod- ent to schools, shopping, churches sad tral hall ranch home on VA acres in %ated: March U. 1065 You shall flit your answer and proof the southerly line of ssld alley and LEGAL NOTICE ern kitchen, three good sized bedrooms, transportation. Must sell. Being trans- Colls Neck. Thrn large bedrooms, tiled ANN COOK or service In duplicate with tha Clerk parallel with Washington Avenue, 30 Notice Is hereby given that isaltd In June, the Erb family will two tiled bains. Basement with storage ferred. Make orfer. Asking $23850 batn and powdsr room, handsome ffre- II Hgh View Circle, of the Superior Court, Btate House An- feet to the line of Lot No. 1039 on said bids wlU be received for custodial sup- move there permanently. Under room, clothes. closet and workshop. STERLING THOMPSON 4 J pdaos In living room. Dining and living Mlddletown, N .J. nsx, Trenton, New Jtrsty, In accord- Plan of Lots; thenct (3) southerly les on April Itth, IMS, at 8:00 p.m. Ana, Realtors. 349 Hwv • Administratrix along tht lint of Lot No. 1039, 100 feet Asking moSl. M.W0OD JTARS; town. Call 717-MOO. rooms offer ettra-ordlnaiHy lovely view ance with tht rules of civil practice .3.T. al Uie Atlantic lllshlanns Ele- construction is an "A" frame, BTBONO AQBNOT, Realtor, SoS Pros- of adjacent farmlands. Family-room 'eusslle, Corowell, Mautntr. and proctdura. to the northerly side of Washington elenury School at 110 First A»i- pert' Ave., ume Silver, 7tt.«00. kitchen, rim dry oellaT, garags. Jlirfy Oarotenuto and McO-ann, This action has been instituted for Avenue; thence (4) easterly In the ue>, Atlantic Hllhlanda, K. J. Swiss Chalet type ski lodge which HBW MONMOUTH — Thr»e or four exceptional features Inoludlng low 14 Broad street, ' the purpose of foreclosing [our cer-northerly side of Washington Avenue, Forms of proposals and specifications FOUR—BEDROOM, TWO—STORY — bedrooms, flood location. • large lot. 30 feet to the point or place of Be- will be completed for the ski Asking; tlB.aoa. Owner. Call 671-6771. taxes: One of our best values at Red Bank, N. J., tificates of lax sale, affecting lands lo may be obtsined from the ot*lc« of: Sparlous 23' living rpom, formal dining 35.000. RIOBY AB80CIATK8, REAL- Attorneys tht Township of Rarltan in the county ginnin*-. Uie superintendent at the above ad- eason neirt winter. The whole room, deluxe eat-in kitchen (note this) TOUR APARTMENTS - In brick build- TORS. 741-7741. ' March 20, April 2, t. It BI.I] of Monmouth and Btate of New Jer- Being all of Lot No. 1038 as shown on dress between the hours of t and 4 operation will be the Whispering hot water heating, central air condlton- Ing, excellent condition. For Quick sale. sey, which certificates were executed the Plan of Lots of Uie Atlantic H Monday .through Friday. Ing, grounds recently shrubbed and EM,CO0,. Call,S71-2ina. NEW 8HRXWSBTJBY — lArge ranch, .NOT1CB OF SALE OF IJKSD by Ihe Tax Collector of the Township lands Association. The Board of Education reserves the ines Motel and Ski Lodge. aeeded. .Transferred owner says leU at lovely setting, only six years old, ex- of Raritan In the County of Monroouth Being the premises conveyed to right to reject any or aH bids and to S19.M0 STERLING THOMPSON ASSOC cellent condition, three bedrooms, two Notice Is l*reby given that an offer Matawan. SeS-OIOO. has bun received for the purchase to said Township of Karltan, as fol- Leslls Mann by deed of Robert W. waive any defect or Informality of any! Mr. Erb, a local contractor is iTTRACnVE Old Shrewsbury Cape baths, two-car gang*, full basement. lows: First Count, which certificate is Kearlns and Dnrnthle G. Kearlns dated bid should It be deemed for the best Cod, trine' bedrooms, den, garage, •«- just be seen. £3,900. 652-6186 or M2-of certain property within ths Borough constructing the lodge. Mrs. Erb KBANSBURO cellent condition, fully equipped. i2O,700. of Fair Raven of the following de- dated January 31, 1941 and Is No. September 22, I960 and recorded In the Interest of the Board of Education to Large four-bedroom home. In excellent 1369. ' ' 520 and recorded in the Monmoutli AVnmouth County Clerk's Office on do so and all proposals are lo be pre-is a member of the Woman's scription and lor ths (oUowing amount: County Clerk's Office In Book 1197 of September 27, 1960 In Book 3(01 ol condition. Has lovely living room with NOW five-Bedroom colonial, 3U baths, RIVHRFRONT — Bulkheaded deep .'•All that certain Jract or parcel of senteted to Ihe Board of Education at Community Club and has been flreplac*. Formal wood paneled dining water. Cbarmlhg nine room colonial Mortgatres on page 231 and affects Deeds at pagt 560. the oiHiva stated ttma and place In attractive den. two-car garage, -con- land premises situate In, the Borough lands situate on the Northerly line of - and - sealed envelopes plainly marked "Bids room. Modern kitchen. V& baths. Plenty venient Red Bank location. River with two Daths, sncloaed' porch, ultra of Fair Haven. County ot Monmouth 1 chairman of the olub's James- of closets. Heated enclosed front porch. rlll. 10% down for qualified pur deluxe living' room with entertaining and' Btate of New Jersey, known and Thirl Sired, known as Lots 72, 73, 1Beginning at a point In tht norther- for Custodial Supplies.' featurea. Four bedrooms, rustic 18x2v designated at Lot 24, Block 38. on the83 and 84. Block MM, Hap of West side of Washington Avenus and In By order oF the BoarBoard of EduoaUon, burg projects for several years. library. Move In by June and-enjoy Kearwburg Beach; Second Count, which te Line of Lot No. 1038 aa shown on tlantltltlcc HighlandHighlandss, N . 1.1 official Tax M»p of the Borough of certificate Is dated December 21, 1935the Plan of Lots of the Atlantic High, Priced for quick sale at 115,500. Mort- BROWN k OVERTON AOHNCT, INC. the summer. Out of state owner asking Fair Haven," for the sum of Nine (MI13) ELIZiELIZiU'KTIU I A. COLLJN8 and Is Not 268 and recorded in the lands Association; thence (1) norther- BoarBd d SecretarSt y face arranged with 1500 down to Qual- White St. Red Bank 741-2S2S •45,000. XLWOOD A. ARMSTRONG Hundred (J900.00* DaWtrs. ly In the line of Lot No. 1038, 100 (eel ified ritiytr. Ths Smoura Heal Estate kOENCY. Realtor, 556 Prospect Ave., AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that Monmouth County Clerk's Office In 13 Seventh Ave. Gym Show Ends A«i.jy MS Main street, Keansburg. Little Silver. 711-4S00. Book 1082 .of Mortgage! on page 18 andto tht southerly side of a 10 foot wide Atluitlc Highlands, N. J. a meeting of the Mayor and Council affects, lands situate on the Easterly alley; thence (2) westerly along tht March 28 ; • 787-0123 "AIR RAVEN — New custom-Milt PORT MONMOUTH - Four-room, all of tho Borough of Fair Haven will be southerly line of said alley and par- 17.13 six-room ranch. Large full basement, bold on ths 12Ui day of April, 1865, 11ns ot Laurel Avenue, known u Lots allel with Washington Avenue, 60 feet to Tonight in Rumson MIDDLETOWN — Shorecrest Four- near schools;, shopping centers, charts- yssr-rounnd houshotu s wiwith garage, targe 21 and 22, Block U, Map ot .West bedroom split, csipMIng, porch, storml. ••rounds. PrKclpalPrl»plpall«r>lyi miy.. */87. ~ at tie. Municipal Building, 748 River the line of Lot No. 1041 on said Plan NOIIOB - as. Call 141-3305. Rd., Fair Haven, at «:D0 o'clock In theKeansburg Baach; Third. Count, which of Lots; thence (3) southerly along MONMOUTH COUNT** RUMSON - The Rumson-Fair basement, sewers. (17,900. 747-4303.' Tni !,J* #Vn#BHtl certificate Is dated December 21, 1935 PORT MONIIOUTH - Three bedroom UNCROFT -i Oon»enlent to Catholic, evening at which time Uie Mayor and the line of Lot No, 1041, 100 feet to tht SUBSOOATE'8 COURT BHRSWSBURY CAPE. COD — lllnus Parochial, and publlo schools, and shop- Council shall hold a hearing upon said and Is No. 290 sad recorded. In tht northerly side of Washington Avenue; Notice to Creditors to Present Haven Regional High School ran-h. Uvlng-dlnlng room, eat-In kitch- Monmcuth County Clerks Office in thence 1*4) easterly in fht northerly half acre, Mils' living room, large en, tll«il bath, reoreatlon room and ping. Ntba room colonial with five offer and shall consider whether City Book 1082 ot Mortgages on page 8 and Claims Asmlnit Eitate boys' physical education depart- kitchen, four bedrooms, tlle-f bath, garage Asking 116.500. 737-U34. wdrooms,! 1% baths, spacious electric shall reject or confirm and ratify *• slds of Washington Avenue, 60 fttt to ESTATE 07 MARION C. DRAY- **creeiied porch, near school. 5 per cent kitchen, * separata dining' rporn, game- said .sale, providing no higher price* atftou lands situate on Uie Northulr the point or place of'Beginning. COTT. DECKABED ment is holding its bi-annual gym MIDDLETOWN - Cuslom OMottal room or snond llvmc room, basement sldt ot Second street, known as Lots down qualified buyer. Askinc H7.9O0. r OT better terms still be paid for UieM and 67, Block LL, Map of West Being all of Lots Numbers 1031 Pursuant to Uie onlsr of' DONALD show. It started last night and SCHANCK AOENCY, Realtor7« Unden ap4l Ifvc), four years old, living room, Two-car attached garage. Quiet, peace- said property by any other person, or Keansburg Beach; Fourth Count, which and 1040 as shown on the Plan of J. CUNNTNallAM, Surrogue of tht PI Red Bank. 7iimn. dining room, eat-In kitchen, famlly ful, tree-shaded half acre In gorgeous persons. Bald sals, It roads, stall be certificate Is daud Dtctmbsr 13. 1937Lota of lha Atlantic Highlands Associa- County of llonmouth, this dsy made, the second performance will be RANCH -Three ytart old. dose to room, JJireo twIn-tliM bedroonit. ,1H area. Reduced to S2S,6Q0. Convenient subject to covenants, conditions .end and Is No. 3t» and recorded In tht tion, on tns application of ths underslgnsd, tonight at 8:15. Parkway; Three bedrooms, two tiled baths, -dryer, linn, convenient for flnanotBel avmOable to qusilfled buyer. restriction-, of record. If any; to such Monmouth' County Clsrk's Office In Being the premises conveyed to Rob- Robert DraycotL Bolt Exscutor at tht baths, large csdar closet, urn living commuting, River Plata, ami St. James ELrVOOD A. ARJIBTRONO AOENCY, sUte ot facts as an accurate survey Book 1131 of Mortgages on page 341 ert M, Kearlns and Dorothle Q. Kearlns tsuts of tht said Marlon c. n ray colt More than 250 boys, under the room, stont fireplace, dining room. Bctnols.l&.TOO. ^5Mft^AvsUU. Sliver may disclose; and to municipal Or- and affects lands situate em tho,8ouUi- by desd ot Earl Lulck dated January dtctased, notie«j Is htrtby liven to Kitchen with lou of cabinets, full cel- MOVINQ. MUBT BELL — Two-bod- dinances 'now In effect. The salt, il erly line of Second Street, known as 2s, 1993 and recorded In the iJonmnuth tht creditors of said dtctusdto pts- direction of Joseph H. Rosatl lar. Two jar faraca, finish-id. Rot room -and-i, Mlddletown, Applt" " WDBR COrWtRUCTlPN - Thrss and made, snail bt tor cash paytbu 10 [its 5 and «, Block MM. lisp of West County Clerk's Office pn February 8, sent to ths said Bolt mecut>r tiulr and Harold Lorme, will carry out jrittj Hit tu iT5d- •OK.BtAOrAU '•• " acre,acra,, fully landscape-!,_.._^ . •per cent at the close of Publlo Auc- Keansburg Beach; and to bar tht equi- 1CS3 in Book 2339 of Deeds at p claims undir -oath within sll months 741-lesS. Private salt. • •• ^» four bedroom bomss. ranch and two-tion, and the balance al tht ctoaUtg •JJL from this dalt. , the theme "Cooperation Among nwiea or unfurnished. W1U story In Uttl* Hrf«r within walking ty of redemption therein; and you, the sonabls offer. S7MBM. Ilitanct of ranroad staUon. 139.000 to of title, which shall be within 30 days persons to whom Uus notice Is ad- You art made defendants because Dated: March >, 1B«I tmCRO«T — It HttKop Oinsl* Df from the adoption of tht Resolution you claim or are claimed nr reputed ROBERT DRAXCOTT. Nations as tha Hope of Our slrable. conveniently located modern (40,000. Con b« completed to.irour approving the tale. dressed art mads parties defendant •AIR HAVEEN - drawind g family (oteu •peclflcaUom. sWadirBiilHera. 841-0171 : Meantt you art tb*> owners of said to own the said real estate or some 28 Spring nttni World." ranch, on about H ••*», mlijr land- _s to mdrv'lrom tbur charming fsotsMj Ths .Mayor and Ootmca rtssrvt. and! and premises or spouses, u part thereof or some Interest therein, Red Bank. N. J. scaped lot. LMng room »ith fireplace, two bedroombdo s witithh hugh e walk-IlkIn closetlot, lOLMDXL — Ttott bedroom ranch, it to rs'eot any and-or all bids.; htrelnabove designated. or to bold a lien or encumbranct Inert- Bole Executor Demonstrations of physica! fit- full dining room, tiled kitchen, dish- capable of axpanslon into- third bed- •family room TWO-CM garag'f 1!4 - r Order of ths Mayor and, OranoB Dated March 1, 1565 Messrs. Abramotl A Apy, - washer, paneled,' den. two bedrooms, room; »»lh, living room. .den. ktt baths, bullt-to store TireB and dish- of tat Borough of Fair Haven. Dated: 8-ebrtiB.ry 26, , I9ASI9AS.. IDS Broad Street, ness, marching, vaulting and 1H tiled hailu, wall-io-Wan'B»rp«lo«. dtalnf snia, scrsensd-in porch, tret washer. PossessioMlon Iimmediate: , —Pries- , ROT W. NBLBON MORTIMER O. rCEWMAN, JR. taORimER O. NNEWMANE , JR. Red Bank, N. J. tumbling will be combined with " ISS.WO. Call MH3S3. Stanley BUIweH Borough otsrl... r ' Cttrk, ejopsrior Court Clerk of the Bupirtort rC Court Attorneys ttallstatt Broker, HolauW. XutbV (OR) Mtrcn S, U U, M |W,M March U, jfl, April 2, 9 1115.00 March e. 13, 11 M W7.6O ottier gymnastic exhibitions. 26. THE DAILY KJ^ISITK Avar, a. p of Baton Bead). Mn. Vtuk RJverviw Hospital, Red Bank.! inner ptrty Mlowed. Attending; lag girls, dgbt to M yean eidj Robert Kline tod Mm. Martin were Mr. and Ma. Claries Hart, at cheer leaden tat fee Union Bloomqulst. Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Evazv, Sr.-, and children James and S«-JBetc» Polk* AttleUc League. Union Beach, Morningside Ave., have returned ra, Jersey City, and James S*- The league will participate in tbe Utt. Vincent Lamano, presi- home after a two weeks' motor verino. North Bergen. Loyalty Day Parade May 2 in Mrs, Ann Weaver, Dibling St., dent of the Parent-Teacher As- trip to Florida. Asbury Park. Practice for the was hostess last week in ber| sociation, expressed her thanks event is held Saturday after- home to the auxiliary of the Reg' The Union Beach Auxiliary to teachers and chaperonea as- noons starting at 1 o'clock, at ular Republican Club of Union Charles A. Hart, 3d. son of Mr. Bayshore Hospital will hold COMPANY sisting with the Calling Ml Boys the Florence Avenue School field. Beadi, Inc. Plans were made and Mrs. Charles Hart, Jr. was card party and fashion show •nd Girls program sponsored by for a bus ride W the New York; given a party last week in his Wednesday night, March 31, in "AS»URV PAWC • RIO IAKK • MICK TOWN the association. The program in- World's Fair Saturday, June 19. home to mark his ^ixth birth- Legion Hall, Spring and summer cludes cooking, knitting and hair Commmion Planting Mrs. Finis Colter, Mrs. Mae Gil-day. Gue3ts attending were Jus- hats will be shown by the Mat care tor girls and tumbling, mour, Mrs. Harold Ellis and tine Hart, Mary D'Alessandro, Hatter, Red Bank; hair styles bj Trees at Little Silver weigttUifting and basketball for Carol Ann D'Alessandro, Bonnie Lillian Russell Shop, Keyport Mrs. Weaver are in charge of LITTLE SILVER - Pin oaks, boys. Articles will be exhibited! Fahey, Larry Ready and Charles and spring fashions by the Fam- arrangements. red maples and buttonwood trees at the annual PTA fair Satur- Maglione. Also Mrs. James D'- ily Circle, Hazlet. Models will b are available but the deadline day, April 24. Committee mem-] Alessandro and Mrs. Joseph members of Hie auxiliary. bers are Mrs. Lamano, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Qiasey, Florence for applications is April 1, the Shade Tree Commission here an- nounced. FURNITURE CO. According to the commission, trees will be. planted on front WEST KEYPORT, N. J. lawns in accordance with the Little Silver tree planting ordin- 264.0181 ance at a cost to the home-! owner of $15 including planting,| staking and a one-year guaran tee. Application forms are avail- able at the borough hall. Where else but a man's store for madras, House Hunting! It's open sea- madras, madras adapted to the ladies. Open Mon. and Fri. evenings 'til 9 p.m. son in the Daily Register Classi-

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