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VOL. 86 Paid M IU« Bwk MS»« AMIUOMI H«nia« rOlflew. RED RANK, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Say MiddletownNeeds Charter Study MIDDLETOWN — The existing form of government here The question will be the last public question on the ballot. covered by existing state law, the governing body must put The third option is not available to Middletown because Is archaic and is not adaptable to the needs of the public. At the same time, whether voters vote yes or no for the the question to a vote-in this case at the general election in it has a population of more than 12,000. This was the general consensus expressed last night by the study, they are being asked to vote for five candidates to November, 1964. BASIC POINT five candidates for the Charter Study Commission. form the commission. If voters agree with the proposal, the governing body Both the mayor-council and council-manager forms have The candidates spoke at a forum on the question' of a If the proposal is approved,'the candidates will take of- then formally petitions the legislature to enact a law creating one basic thing in common — both provide for a separation study sponsored by the local League of Womejr Voters, fice 15 days after the election and begin a nine-month task the. new government. of the legislative and executive functions of the government. The candidates are Mrs. Harry H. Neuberger, Mrs. Ed- of reviewing the government. If the study group recommends one of the options under This is accomplished via an elected mayor or council- ward Koenig, James R. MInogue, Vincent C. De Malo and The commission operates under a state law commonly the Faulkner Act, this recommendation also becomes the appointed professional manager. Matthew J. Gill. . known as the FauUcner Act. subject of vote — hi November of next year. There are 15 variations of these forms of government All five said they felt the existing government does not It was enacted in 1930 after a five-man commission re- MANY FORMS which involves size of the council, type of election, and method have the "tools" to meet the complex and ever-changing prob- ported on its findings on the value of the existing forms of If the voters accept the proposal, election of candidates of selecting candidates. lems facing the community. local government throughout the state. for the new government would be held in either May, 1965, The candidates, in answering questions from the audience, It also was agreed that a formal study is needed to de- The commission has nine months to do its job .and is re- or November, 1965, depending on whether the government is said they are not entering the study with preconceived ideas termine if, in fact, another form of government is needed quired to submit a formal report on its findings and recom- partisan or non-partisan in structure. of what form of government should be instituted here. in the township. mendations' to the Township Committee. The candidates pointed out' that the Faulkner Act itself All said they were convinced the existing form of govern- Each candidate said he or she would approach the study It can, recommend three basic alternatives — make no provides for three basic governmental forms: ment had defects and weaknesses and is not fiexibile enough with an open mind, if elected. change in the government; ask the state legislature for a 1. '-The "strong, mayor" form, consisting of an elected to meet the needs of the public in this day and age. EXPLAIN STUDY special act- to either change or amend the existing govern- mayor with broad executive powers and an elected council In answer to one question, all five said they felt that the The bulk of the forum involved explanations by all the ment, ' or propose one of the optional forms of government which makes policy. Democratic and Republican candidates for Township Com- candidates of what the question of a charter study involves. available under the Faulkner Act. 2. The council-manager form, under which council makes mittee should take a stand one way or another on the ques- It was pointed but that voters will be asked election day If the commission recommends no change the matter policy and appoints a municipal manager to execute it. tion of the study. to decide whether they want a formal study made of the ends there. 3. A small municipalities plan designed for smaller com- Only one—Jeremy G. Judge, a Democrat, has openly come existing form of government. Should it recommend a special form of government not munities. out in favor of having a study. Water Company Making Apartments Plan Tabled SHREWSBURY—Hotels and garden apartments that any apartment house construction will be al- and Shrewsbury Ave. • . , . Study of Cost of Mains got the amber light last night as the Planning lowed in this borough in the foreseeable future." Board Chairman Charles P. Lascaro denied that Board tabled both matters for more study. The board voted to accept the report, but de- the Planning Board had received the report and NEW SHREWSBURY-Mon- A meeting punctuated by bursts of applause and clined to adopt its recommendations pending fur- called Mr. Christensen out of order when he at- mouth Consolidated Water temper flare-ups was attended by approximately ther study with the help of its master plan con- tempted to read it. • Company is surveying drought- 300 persons awaiting what was called the most sultants who are expected to go to work here soon. Philip H. Meyer, chairman of the Citizens' Or- stricken Wayside area in the important planning decision ever faced here. The subject of motel zoning drew an attack ganization, was greeted with'loud applause when south of the.borough to de- Hotels, motels and apartments are not allowed from Julius C. Christensen, vice chairman of the he asked Mr. Lascaro if he intended to deny the termine costs for laying water under current zoning laws, and none exists here. Citizens' Organization, upon the Industrial Com- right of free speech. Mr. Lascaro threatened to mains there, Borough Clerk Recent requests for zoning, however, have gen- mittee, an appointed body which works to attract adjourn the meeting if there was any more applause. Jerome Reed said yesterday. erated strong opposition on the part of the Re- ratables to the borough. Dexter Robinson, however, rose and identified Wayside is served entirely publican party and a new association called the Mr. Christensen said he would prove that bor- himself as the author of the report and asked that by wells, many of which have Citizens' Organization for the Preservation of ough officials "have gone further toward recom- it be read because it contained as much negative run dry. Others are so low Shrewsbury. mending and prompting motels and multiple apart- material as positive. He insisted it be read jn its that the water cannot be used The. Planning Board was prompted to under- ments for Shrewsbury than they have seen fit to _ entirety, and took it upon himself to watch over for drinking or laundry. A take studies of the situation, and last night's crowd disclose to the public." ' Mr. Christensen's shoulder during the reading. petition signed by 96 people was looking for the final report of the board's He produced a report from Dexter Robinson, The report summarized, "A majority of the In- has been presented to Mayor subcommittee investigating the impact apartment former chairman of the Industrial Committee, to dustrial Committee feels that a properly operated and Council asking aid. May- construction would have on the borough. the Planning Board. It was marked "confidential" inn of this nature would be an asset to Shrewsbury. or John E. Lemon,. Jr., re- The report, delivered by J. Reid Harrison, com- and Mr. Christensen said he was refused a copy The objections of the committee have focused on quested the water company mittee chairman, was unfavorable to apartments. he requested from the committee. He alleged that the questions of continuity of ownership and opera- survey and has assigned Coun- It concluded that the proposers of apartment proj- the report "flatly recommends" approval of the ting methods." . cilman Edmond Norris to in- ects should "be advised that there-is no possibility application to build a 68-unit motel at Broad St. (See PLAN, Page 2) vestigate. Detailed Maps Mr. Reed said he had supplied detailed maps and ex tensive information to Mon- Sahara Fight Continues Burning Ban mmith Consolidated to help speed up the survey. ALGIERS (AP) - Algerian van west of Colomb-Bechar, the for the Arabian peoples." ' Fires in or hear woodlands and hi material which could The water company is ex- and Moroccan troops still bat- Algerian supply base about 250 Ben Bella suspended the Na- carry fire to woodlands have been banned in Monmouth pected to come up with facts tled in the Sahara today.as ne- miles northeast of the combat tional Assembly and called on II County until the .end of the drought. ' and figures to present at a gotiators kept up efforts to area. every deputy to Join the army. The order was issued yesterday by the stato-forest fire meeting Monday night in Way- WAYSIDE WATER SUPPLY — Edward Herring, v»n reach.|i true*. ' There were no official casual- Algerian war veterans flocked warden and was passed on to county police and fire depart* side fire house, in which res- Moroccan military headquar- ty reports. to recruiting centers by the I meats by Joseph C. Irwin, county coordinator of Civil De- idents will «eek ways and of Police Chief and Mrs. Jamet Herringi, Wayjide ters at Mnrrakech said Wednes- Makes Appeal thousands following a govern-] fense and Disaster Control. •..'.' •-'."•"•• ;'•••.• means to atievjate their plight.- Rd., gets drinking wafer frirrt 1WO larit;tank truck day night the fighting was Algerian add Moroccan -negotk rtent decree mobilizing, all able-1 Police and fire units were directed to enforce the ban The area from Shafto Rd. parked at Bowne and Hope Rds., Wayside, for relief spreading north and south of ators gave no indication of prog- bodied resistance fighters in the until the state warden reports that the danger of fire in the to Asbury Ave. and from the Hassi-Beida and Tinjoub, two ress after a six-hour session In •even-year war for indepen- woods is at an end. . Eatontown border to the Gar- of families affected by the severe water shortage in contested desert outposts about Marrakech that ended shortly dence from France. They are es- In Rumson Fire Chief Robert Maras* yesterday urged den Sfclp Parkway, served en- the are*. The Herring well hat not run entirely dry, 900 miles southwest of Algiers. before midnight. timated to.total 30,000. The reg- all residents to cease burning because' of. the dry spell. tirety by; wells, .has been in as seme 20 family wells ef the aria have, but its Spanish Generalissimo Fran- ular iptj$ numbers 60,000. Marass said fire permits already fsjsited,would have to increasing distress during past Changed Hands cisco Franco appealed to. Mo- . . End*;Vacation be reissued before residents may' bum, ' ' weeks when well after well water level is so low that the water it unpalatable, The outposts apparently had rocco's King Hassan II and Al- Jacqueline Kennedy, mean-1 ran dry. anil it cannot be uied for laundry because it yellows changed hands several /times gerian President Ahmed Ben while ended a four-day vacation since Tuesday when the fighting Navy Help white clothes. Bella to settle their conflict in Morocco and prepared to de- Residents who own stock in the ill-defined border region peacefully. Spain's chief of state part for Washington via Paris. have been obliged to truck in broke, out. said his appeal was prompted She has been King Hassan's water. Neighboring NAD Earle drought and continued dry mile from the New Shrews- An Algerian government by "the fraternal sentiments of guest in Marrakech, about 200, has come to the rescue with weather are the apparent bury border. Sparsely popu- spokesman said the Moroccan friendship of the Spanish' people miles from the battle zone. a tank truck which is sta- cause ^of Wayside's water lated Wayside, must of which forces launched heavy attacks tioned at Bowne and Hof« crisis. lies in an R3 zone, has never Wednesday, supported by tanks Groups onBondPlan Rds. to supply drinking wa- The populous northern sec- had "city water," and until artillery and jet planes. TRENTON (AP)-Gov, Rich- able tolls oh the New Jersey ter to people who come on tion of this borough is served the recent crisis no known The Moroccan army said an aid J. Hughes has sharply criti- Turnpike," Hughes said. foot, on bicycles and in cars by Monmouth Consolidated, plans had existed for bringing Two Satellites Zipjcized what he contends are out- Algerian plane strafed and But he said his responsibili- to get it. and so is neighboring Ocean in water in the immediate bombed Moroccan positions in of-state Interests trying to cash Township, up to about a half future. ty is to see' that the people of Last summer's severe the desert and attacked a cara- in on the New Jersey Turnpike. New Jersey obtain maximum He accused the American Au- benefits from every natural and Through Space tomobile Association and cer- financial resource the state has. tain segments of the petroleum CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. day — a rocket engine aboard industry of waging a "concert- He said he would never sup* greets him at the completion part of the dentist and a pleas- youngster is seated in the dental kins and fresh pressed cider. Rt. Under the flight plan, at 3:22 Across from A&P, Newman! Crossword Puzzle 20 Successful Investing * of treatment, according to Dr. ant-mannered dental assistant chair." 35 north of Middletown. —Adv. p.m. Eastern Standard Time to- Springs Rd., Red Bank.—Adv. Editorials Women's News J(M* , Oct. 17, 1963 BED BANK BLISTER

I > Pirn >•- ;•*' ••" fcontinunf) ' - . Scranton No Candidate obituaries •r-iJ The report noted that fju , , () be not oily It apt .rief News in Brief Manning Board's activity in con- dential nomination apparently waltz on the draft question. At would stop any draft in field, 623 Cambridge Ave;, died illness, . '.._•-'• nection with the proposed hotel. have lost a prospect. first he said he would respond tracks. • -• , Monday in the Muhlenberg Gea- Mr. Broderfck was i a iretired "'•'• From the Wi(es of The Associate${Pn•rPreat He said two ordinances were pov. William W. Scranton of to "an honest and sincere" Scranton said he still Js avail eral Hospital at Plainfleld. Jersey City policeman. He waj a contemplated—one to rezone the Pennsylvania went about as far call. But he added that it is im- able as "a favorite son for Besides his parents, he is sur- veteran of World War I an* a ' LONDON — Prime Minister the press as an. intermediary in property on the Shrewsbury as a politician could be expected possible to launch any draft Pennsylvania" ~ but not as a vived by his maternal grand- member of Veterans of Foreign , Macmillan's doctor reported him such matters?" Ave. jug handle and the other to go Wednesday in saying that without connivance of the can- candidate - If by mld-lM4 hit mother Mrs. Ernestine Snow, Wars Post, and of Veterans of • "very tired" today from his to control hotel and motel oper- state's Republicans think their Union Beach, and his paternal World War I, Molly Pitcher Bar- _ search for a successor to lead Policeman Killed ation. He announced that a pro- 64-vote delegation ought to go grandparents, Mr. and Mrs; Ger-racks; both of this place. ^the British Conservative party. WILMINGTON, Del.' — A Dei vision in the rough draft of the (lite Fluoridation uncommitted to the nominating ald Lltchfield, Port Arthur, Tex. He was a communicant of St. 'But Macmillan was expected to aware1 state potifaeman was shot zoning amendment, which would convention. '.„•',... :• • TRENTON f the personal tax assess- marks of Mr. Robinson and Mr mendous amount of evidence Peking's foes are concentrating town, daughter, Tuesday. rules required no guess, or esti- t ment of Builders Supply Corp., Christensen; which shows that properly fluor- Services will be held,Saturday ' on the dispute between the Com- Capt. ,and Mrs. Stuart C. Black, mate of the correct figure. En- 1206 Rt. 36, Raritan Township, Mr. Harrison's report was then 376 West End Ave., Long Branch, idated water preserves the Hughes Fails trants were required only to clip at 1 p.m. at Day's Funeral Home, k munist giants. from. $709,500 to: art. undisclosed projected on a screen and read son, Tuesday. teeth of those who drink it from and deposit free coupons. 361 Maple PI., Keyport, with With nearly, two dozen speak- aloud. It^ concluded: early life," said New Jersey âmount. MONMOUTH MEDICAL Rev. Eldrich Campbell, pastor of ers- to be beard before the 111- 1. While apartment house con- Health Commissioner Dr. Ros- To Appear The photo cutline also incor- Decision was reserved in the CENTER Grace Methodist Church, Union ' nation General Assembly votes, struction provides some limited coe P. Handle and Pennsylvania rectly identified the trade board following appeals: Long Branch promotion committee member-in Beach, officiating. Burial will be delegates looked for more airing financial gain 'to the borough, Secretary of Health Charles L. in Green GroVe Cemetery, Key- of the quarrel. Anthony J. Piccola, et al, trad- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins, At Session the picture. He. was Abraham ing as Shore Apartments Co., they introduce unresolvable prob- Wilbar in a joint statement. port. ' Nationalist China's Liu Chieh lems of traffic, sfewerage and 24 Belleview Ave., Keansburg, RED BANK - Gov. Richard Fine of Sheldon's Card Shop. 362 Bath Ave.; Long Branch, daughter, today. The study, included only chil J. Hughes disappointed more set the tone yesterday, saying building, $207,450 to $195,000, drainage. Peking's warlike stand in the Mr. and Mrs. Gary Figdore, dren who had been born and than 300 Monmoutn County cloth- MRS. MARGARET E. BENNETT land, $9,750 to $7,500; Wolf Cor- 2. Unrestricted a'partmen EATONTOWN—Mrs. Margaret 'ideological dispute provided am- 22 Kings Hwy., Middletown, continued to reside in their re ing workers at their once-»-yea poration, New York City, opera- house construction would chang spective municipalities. The Would Open E. Bennett, 98, died Monday in , pie proof that the UN should the character of the borough and duaghter, today. political rally here last night tors of Hanbor Island Spa, 701 Mr. and Mrs. Sotirionis Roukis, children attended 10 elementary when he failed to keep a speak- the home of her daughter, Mrs. •' keep the Chinese Reds out Ocean Ave., Long, Braqch, build- introduce the possibility of a new schools in each city. Florence Rich, 42 Rose Ct, where school and public sewerage con- 364 Westwood Ave., Long Branch, ing engagement. Court Record ing, $944,400 to $600,000; Phit- son; yesterday. Other statistics gleaned from she lived. Korean Winner ip Mandeflwira.Bay Ave., High- struction. If the 10 per cent limit But State Labor Commissioner SEOUL, Korea —• Military is observed (10 per cent of bor- FITKIN the study showed: Raymond F. Male pinch hit tnd Mrs.' Bennett was born in lands, buildings, $14,200 to un- On Juveniles Farmingdale and lived in Asbtiry 'strongman Chung Hee Park said specified. ough's 900 homes would allow 90 Neptune Fifty two per cent of Easton's made a plea for support of the 'today his election as president apartment units), this would pro- Mr. and Mrs. Richard De- children needed treatment for governor's $750 million capita FREEHOLD -r Assemblyman Park and Neptune before moving 'was a giant step toward democ- vide approximately $16,000 net Schane, 41 Broadway, Freehold, decayed teeth compared with 80 construction bond issues on the Irving E. Keith said today he here. She was a Gold Star Mother, racy in South Korea. He pledged a member of the Farmingdale gain to the borough and reduce son, yesterday. per cent in Phillipsburg. ballot Nov. 5., favors legislation to open juve- : to work for political stability. Paul Birch taxes by .019 per cent per fam- Mr. and Mrs. Douglass With- Presbyterian Church and be- The average 6-year-old in The meeting was the yearly nile court records' in cases in < His chief opponent,. Yun Po- ily. The pressure to exceed this standley, Rt. 4, Freehold, son, longed to the auxiliaries of the Phillipsburg had five decayed, political session of the Amalga- volving yioleni crimes such as Veterans of Foreign Wars' and Sun, called Park's victory the 10 per cent limit, however, would yesterday. missing, or filled baby teeth; his mated Clothing Workers of beginning of "virtual: dictator- Is Refused be constant. murder, rape - and armed rob- American Legion, both in Asbury Easton counterpart only two. America (AFLCIO) of Monmouth Park. He husband, Crawford ship" and said the nation can- 3. In view of the above, it is County. bery. .-.. <•• •-,' ,r 1 The Phillipsburg children had Bennett, died in 1920.- - * not hope for political stability. A Variance recommended that' the present Weather It was held at the Blue Dia- Currently, rules of the New ordinances, which do not allow '/i times more cavities than the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—The New Jersey — Continued sun- mond Inn; 129 Monmouth St. Jersey system' prohibit court au- Surviving, besides Mrs. Rich, apartment house construction in ny and warm today and Friday, Easton" children in, grades 1 Slayton Quits Zoning. Board of Adjustment last 1 thorities from disclosing names are another daughter, Mrs. Cora the borough, be further endorsed through 8. James ' LoBiohdo, business WASHINGTON — Ma). Donald night denied a variance applica- high both days from the mid- of persons Uken into, custody un- McChesney of Neptune; two sons, as in the best interest of the agent, was host and Assistan : >K. Slayton, the astronaut who tion, by Paul Birch to build a 50s to mid-80s. Clear with season- der 18 years 6f age, no mattei George H. Bennett of Neptune missed by a couple of heartbeats borough. able temperatures end patchy Monmouth County Prosecutor and Lester A. Bennett of New house on a 50-foot front lot on John A. Petillo, master of cere- what the complaint. * of bejng one of the first Amer-East Garfield Ave. -in the Wood- The report was received with fog tonight/ low ranging from the 3 Awarded York City; eight grandchildren, icans to vault into space, is t applause and the board voted to mid-SOs along the coast to the monies. , '•,'• Names become public, know 43 great-grandchildren, and eight land Park section of the bor- 1 Democratic candidates Ear ledge only if their cases are quitting the Air Force to try to ough. hold it for use by the master 40s in the interior. great-great-graBdchjldren. .win his space wings as a ci- plan consultants. • - - , Marine Nobel Prize Moody, for senator; Paul, kier- subsequently transferred to the county courts or if a police chief, Services will be today at 2 p.m. vilian. The local zoning ordinance re- Mr. Christensen and Arthur nan, Jr., Donald J. Cunningham, quires a 75-foof frontage. The Cape .May to Block Island- who is not bound by court rules, in the Ely Funeral Home, Asbury • Slayton, , 39, is understood ,to Giblon, secretary of .the Gitjzens' Variable winds through Friday, In Medicine and Leon Weinstein, for Assem- Park, with Rev! John Slater of- board Viried there wis no evi- bly; and Cornelius J. Guiney, announces them. .have taken the step because the dence of hardship.'.".. Organization, requested a spe- mostly from a westerly quadrant. STOCKHOLM^ Sweden (AP) - ficiating. Burial will be in Way- Speeds 10 to 15 knots in north and Hugh B. Median, spoke. Mr. Keith, a Republican run Air Force grounded him for an At a public hearing last month cific date at which the matter The 1963 Nobel prize for medicine side Cemetery. .'..'• erratic heart rate although the wjuld be discussed again and portion this afternoon, otherwise Others who talked "were County, ning for reflection, said he will nine resident* if the area op-, was awarded jointly today to two Chairman P. Paul Campi and introduce a bill later this yea ; National Aeronautics and Space posed granting* tie variance, orte When Ihe public coufd be heard to 15 knots. Fair through Fri- Britons, Alan Lloyd, Hodgkln of ARTHUR f. PATON lAdrninlstration has assured him on the matter. day with visibility 5 miles or State Committee members Mrs to effect hjs plan. of the arguments being that the Cambridge and Andrew Fielding Katharine Elkus White and Paul FREEHOLD—Arthur T. Paton, of flying status. property was purchased by Mr. .Former Councilman Hadley more except lower in morning Huxley of University College, Lon King, referring to the master haze both days. Kiernan, Sr. 68, of 7 Murray St. died yester- Birch after adoption of the zon- don—and an Australian, Sir John Says Jones day in his home. . Gangland Inquiry ing code m 1952* •>!.--. planning firm, asked the audi- Carew Eccles of Canberra. * NEW YORK - Informer Jc- ence, if they wanted their deci- High during the past 24 hours, Mr. Paton was born in Tilmar- Edmund Gay; Washington Ave. sion made by a private corpora- 79. Low, 52. Ocean temperature, The prize amount this year is Leonardo Artist nock, Scotland, son of the late ,«e'pK ValacM has given two of was granted permission to sub- New Vork City's district attor- tion- Pointing to the audience he 59. record-high 265,000 Swedish Issue Closed Alexander and Barbara Paton. divide property * on • Memorial crowns ($51,158.) Contest Winner He was a retired loom fixer, for- neys new teads on underworld said, "Let them, decide. Let's TIDES LONG BRANCH — Public Pkwy. and Central Ave. into three lave a referendum right away)" The trio was cited by the award- Works Director J. O. Jones said merly employed by 'the A and M assassinations here, and one lots. - . . Sandy Hook TRENTON (AP) — Twenty five Mr. Lascaro assured the pub- ing college of professors of winners of New Jersey's tercen last night it's not too late foi Karagheusian Rug Company.. He prosecutor predicts indictments. A request by Mr. Gay to con Today-High 8:40 p.m. and low Bronx District Attorney, Isidore lic that the matter would be Sweden's Royal Caroline Institute tenary stamp design contest him to reconsider his recent res- also was a member of the Bap- vert the present structure on the taken up at future public meet :48 p.m. of Medicine "for their discoveries ignation. But City Manage: tist Church, and Olive Branch Bellinger, who is investigating Tomorrow—High 9:04 a.m. and were announced yesterday . by corner lot into a two-family dwell ings, and board member- and concerning the ionic mechanisms Gov. Richard J, Hughes. James F. Roosevelt said it is Lodge, F and AM. nine gangland murders dating ing was denied. - :15 p.m. and low 3:02 a.m. and back1 to 1930, said Valachf pro- Councilman Abraham < J. Zager involved in excitation end inhibi- The winning stamp designs wil Mr. Jones announced he ha Surviving are two brothers, remarked that this year's Plan- :28 p.m. tion in the peripheral and central been favorably impressed by re- vided 'information he had not and Rumson be sent to Washington. If the John G. Paton, Sr., of Freehold ning Board has never done any For Red Bank portions of the nerve .cell mem- ports petitions are being circu- given before the Senate Investi- jridge, add two hours; Sea Postmaster General approves and William Paton of England, gations Subcommittee. Porch Lights business in executive ' sessions. brane," New Jersey's request for a com- lated asking the City Council tc and a sister,- Mrs. Christina Mac- The chairman added that "defi Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long refuse his resignation from hi - "He has a fabulous memory, Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- memorative stamp to mark its Mullen of Oaklyn. .. . •nd it's more than hearsay," Dol- nitely" there would be a refer 300th birthday celebration next $8,500 job. On for Appeal >ndum. ' . lands' bridge, add 40 minutes. Services will be held Saturday Ikiger said after talking with the Commuter year then he may, choose one of The' director's letter of resigna at 2 p.m. in the W. H. Freeman underworld informer yesterday FAIR HAVEN - Would-be con- Chester Apy, attorney for Miss the winning designs. tion was received by council last and Son Funeral Home. Rev.'An- "With his help, we will be able tributors to the 1963 Communi- Sarah McClees. a Broad St. prop- Jaycees Want A spokesman for the commis- week and was ! accepted. Mr. drew L. Anderson of the Baptist to obtain indictments ty Appeal will keep their porch erty owner, asked that Teaming Experiment sion said more than 100 entries Jones said in the letter he in- Church will officate. Interment Queens District Attorney lights on this evening and thi consideration be given his cli To Develop Park were submitted, The 25 winners tended to return to private engi will be in Maplewood Cemetery, Frank D. O'Connor said only that local branch of the First Mer- ent's tract and other Broad St will each receive, a tercentenary neering practice. Freehold Township.' chants National Bank will start land, not just the areas where NEWARK — The New Jersey Is Planned he was "very satisfied" with Che Jaycees are looking for a state medallion. Mr. Roosevelt said the "Jones testimony of Valachi before. a receiving workers' returns at proposals have been made. TRENTON (AP) - A novel The Monmouth County winne p.m. park to develop. The plan was matter" is a closed issue and . ARTHUR J. BULMAN Queens Grand Jury. But O'Con- Dr. Florence F. Forgotson experiment in commuter conven- is Trav Neidlinger, Leonardo. that he is seeking a new director, Workers are delivering explan- who seeks to build a 272-unii announced last night at a ban- ience will be dedicated in New BURLINGTON - Arthur- J. nor did not predict indictments quet in a room created by parti preferably a person with an engi- atory brochures and other infor- luxury apartment project on her Brunswick next week by Gov. BOND ISSUE Bulrnan of 144 West Broad St. tioning a warehouse with 15,000 neering background. mation at each household an Sycamore Ave. tract, was the Richard J. Hughes. TRENTON (AP)—State Treas- died Monday in St. Francis Hos- Chicken War Truce cases of beer. James A. §kid- Petitions from the public am pital, Trenton, after a long illness. WASHINGTON - The United business establishment in the bor only one of three apartment ap- urer John A. Kervick said New more Jr. of Brick Township, state The experiment, paid for by letters from city employees, Mr. Bulman was employed by States and the European com- ough. Workers plan to make re plicants to speak fast night. She state and federal funds, will pro- Jersey would net $29 million in- turn visits to answer questions lauded the report from Mr. Har- Jaycee president, said the group vestment income from Gov. Rich which, he said, have been re the Public Service Electric and mon market have called a truo is negotiating with the New Jer- vide commuters with a new rail Campaign chairmen are Mrs rison's committee and said she ard J. Hughes' $750 million bone ceived, cannot alter the fact that Gas Company. He was born in In their chicken war which had sey Department of Conservation road station on the outskirts of Waldemar Isbrandtsen, business would willingly abide by any issue. Mr. Jones' resignation has been South Amboy. been shooting holes in hopes for and Economic Development to New Brunswick, complete with and industry, and Mrs. James Planning Board decision baselank is not something to be filled You and your husband are InBest Rally or. out in an offhand manner. It re- good financial shape, and I see iport eoat. From l«ft and Dr. Edward Stratton, co-chairman of the dinner, William Mr. Kavalek also attacked the Decision Is juires your concentration and nothing to prevent you from buy- G. Heron, present president, Mr. Hunting, and Abram C. Dixon, dinner co-chair- mayor for a recent statemenl ime. Fill it out completely. ing sound stocks where the risks In 3 Weeks that traffic lights, are not the man. • • "•.•'• ..•••: Some questions asked may be of ownership are fairly low. answer to solving the dangers ol Held Off unexpected. You'll have to make Rt. 35. There are available a number For Market EATONTOWN - A mannerly, many (L ,-lsions—decisions so im- Mr. Kavalek said a traffic of strong issues which pay a fair attractive young woman, 25 years portant; they will .determine the NEW YORK (AP) — Motors light would have prevented an ac- current return and have good County Has 'Well Read? Residents old and tht mother of two chil- courses you'll take in college- and steels paced industrials to cident last Saturday on the high growth potentials. Montana dren, stood befor* Magistrate M. decisions you can't make without new high ground yesterday as the way in which a car struck a fire Power and Quaker Oats are two RED BANK — This is National There are 27 daily newspapers des whteh boasts three daily Raymond McGowan in Municipal careful consideration. stock market enjoyed its most engine tryini g to get out onto thh e tuch stocks that Mike and rec- Newspaper Week. . in New Jersey, and 277 weeklies, papers. The others are Cumber- Court last night, charged with For example, you'll havt to be vigorous rally in three weeks. : highway. ' ommend to you. '. Monmouth County readers are or newspapers which publish less land, Hudson and Passaic. shoplifting a $1.80 blouse from (8% to'give a reply to: Volume swelled to 5.6 million Mr. Kavalek has- been press- Q-"I have 200 shares of Ken the best read residents than five days per week. There are four counties in New Bamberger's Monmouth Shopping "For what vocation are you shares from Tuesday's 4.56 mil- ing for a light in front of the dall Company and about $5,000 'state; according to sta- Monmouth County readers sup- Jersey which have two daily Center store. tentatively planning Indicate or- lion, the highest turnover since Old Village Fire Company to pre- tistics- which show this county's port three daily newspapers and newspapers, -seven counties with She told the magistrate, this ier of preference." .: in a tayings account. I am hold- Sept. 25 when 6.34 million shares vent accidents. ing these for * friend who is tem- publications offer a wide selec- 19 weekly papers. It is one of single daily publication and was her second offense, but that "Department of college you changed hands. tion .of material for news readers. only four in the state's 21 coun "I note that the mayor ha! porarily disabled and who hasThe Dow. Jones industrial av- six counties without a daily she had not been prosecuted on •wish to-enter." • •; QO very -early prospects of re- paper. Eleven of the state's week- extracted every bit of political the first occasion. - "What is your major interest erage advanced 6.26 to 748.45, hay from the dangers on Rt. 33, gaining his health. Should I keep topping its previous record of ly newspapers are foreign lan- Magistrate McGowari reserved lo: study?". And "Minor inter- ttfie" Kendall shares;?" J. D guage publications. said Mr. Kavalek, "and then hi est of. s.tudy?" 745.96 made at the. close on Sept Audit Report Received dropped the issue lest he anno; decision in this case until next A—I commend you warmly for 24. The six counties which have Wednesday,. >' ' "Why have you decided-to HIGHLANDS — The Henry, will definitely be a budget item hit Democratic cohort, Dwigh ad conscientiously looking after Of 1,320 issues traded, 675 ad no daily newspaperh, however, He said that as a rule he sends :bme to "college?" Hudson Regional Board_ of- Edu-this year. He noted that the R. G. Palmer, state highwa; your friend's interests. vanced and 389 declined. New collectively support 36 weekly commissioner," second offenders in,'shoplifting "Why. are you choosing this cation received a report«from, school is already on the Shore cases to' jail. .-• - . college?" great many investors regard highs- for the year totaled 44 and publications. They are Cape May, "1 wish the- mayor would sto| ; hoard auditor Armour S. Hulsart Conference soccer schedule for Hunterdon, Salem, Somerset, Sus- The defendant w*s Mrs, Gail The .application blank you send Kendall as strictly a textile pro- new lows 14. trying to settle state problem: : last night prior to discussing next season. If it is dropped, Fantone of 3$1 Milton Ayei i, will be your representative. ducer and fail to recognize the U. S. Steel gained 1%, Youngs- sex and Warren Counties. and concentrate on problems al budget planning for the coming other conference schools will have Oceanport, ,,--;•" • ; You. should complete it to the town Sheet 1%, General Motors The state boasts two newspaper feeling the township," the candi year. to make adjustments. best of-your ability because when 1% and American Telephone associations, the New Jersey date added. —the latter as sixth most active Mr Hulsart told the board it Mr. Schaible recommended that the admissions officer reviews it, Egg Market 'ress Association and the New He also expressed alarm thai He said the store: will .open, stock. The outstanding strength is "in satisfactory financial con- the board approve coaching ap- Jersey, League of Weekly News- without, the jughandlej. promised you won't be present to explain dition," but indicated that "a pointments and salaries for the the new Two Guys From Ha those blaiik spaces or partial an- NBW YORK (AP) - Whole- in "telephone" reflected the in- papers. rison store will open soon on theby the state to ease, ijhVtraJfi certain amount of confusion" had following activities: 8*e)rs,--./ •'-. .-•• • •aleêgg offerings more than am vestment quality, of much of the situation at that section of' ; existed in bookkeeping: highwav and create more traf- ,'lf: you present an application pie. Demand dull yesterday. buying, broker} said, and -en- Athletic director and bowling fic problems. highway. } couraged buying in the list as a He said that "difficulties in coach, $400; cross country, $250; which shows evidence of thought New -York spot quotations fol- ai>d planning, completely and low: ••'.;." '.'" ' whole. payrolls" resulted from some head, basketball coach, $400; as- Collection Of Eleven of the 15most active withholding payments being made sistant basketball coach, $250; .neatly-iUled out, you'll make the Mixed colors: Extras (47 lbsstock. s advanced and four dein excess of the required amounts. gymnastics, $250; cheerleading, A Health Service impression you wish to make. Ad- min.) * 38-38; - extras medium (40 clined. Some of this money, Mr. Hulsart $150; head baseball coach, $350; Student Works Editor's Note—In many county fering part time home nursing! by mislions offiters usually feel that lbs. average) 30-31; standards Parke, Davis was the most ac- said, may be recovered by ad-assistant baseball coach, 5200; municipalities, it is Community order of the patient's doctor, students will use the same care J3>/4-35; checks 29-30. tive stock, rising 1% at 34% onjustment. track, $350, and golf, $100. Appeal and United Fund time. dental clinics for school age chil- and planning in carrying out Whites: Extras (47 lbs. min.) Is Published their-college work and so are the 132,600 snares. The company The auditor cited.another book-, Martin Mortenson, chairman ol The. Register,' as a public service dren, school health-programs aft tt-39%; extras medium (40 lbs. most likely to be successful. has a birth control pill awaiting keeping error involving a $23,000 the athletic committee, said he WEST LONG BRANCH — DrI.s carry a :series of articles on the Well Baby clinicr • •'•'-'•- average) 31-32; top quality (47 V; Final Check List government clearance. It gained account. .. . • feels the coaching salaries "are Ralph B. Winn, Monmouth Col- the work carried oh by many of Nurses instruct families in th> lbs. min.) 39-42; mediums (41 lbs Ytfir application for admission from a spill-over of buying in Although board president Sam- not equitable" in terms of time the agencies which receive fund care of the newborn, good nu- average) 31-33; smalls (36 lbs, lege professor of philosophy and iinust Jtieet-all the following re- Johnson and Johnson, which was uel P; Brown noted that the ac- required for the different sports. support. They were prepared for trition, and proper assistance to average) 25-26; peewees 20-11. up 2% today. Johnson and John- psychology, was honored at a the County Welfare Council. The patients in the home, under con- quirements: count • was intact, he declined to" Mr. Schaible said the figures, 1 luncheon in Joseph's Restaurant ; tract with MCOSS they handle-all Browns: Extras (47 lbs. min.) son's forthcoming, lower-priced elaborate on this particular' er-identical to Fast year's,' were seventh follows: : i '• ''"' Be. submitted on time. recently. referred TB. cases. ' ft&39%; top quality (47 lbsora. l contraceptive has attracted ror. . • •••'•: struck on the basis of average By MRS. IRIS WILSON, R. N. the particular school la min.) 39-40%; mediums (41 lbsbuyers in droves to the stock. Mr. Hulsart also reported that coadhing salaries throughout the The luncheon marked the pub- Supervisor In order to maintain the highest the college catalog.) average) 30-32; smalls (36 lbs, Chrysler was.second most ac- deposits to the cafeteria hind county. Approval of coaches and lication of Dr. Winn's latest book, Red cheeked, round faced, standards, remain alert to new Be filled out completely. •verage) 25-26; peewees 20-21. tive, up 354 at 95 on 131,000 and student activities fund had salaries was .held in abeyance "They Learn to Think," a col-brown eyed Susie is •» third gen- techniques in nursing, and deal These get first consideration. In- shares. Third was American been mixed up. "This condition pending further discussion be- lection of student essays. eration baby attending, the. Well with community health problems, complete ones call for delaying the PHNA is periodically evalu- Motors, off V4 «* 2\% on 81,960 has been corrected," he added. tween Mr. Schaible and the ath- Present were the following stu- Baby Clinic held monthly by the. tx>rrespondence to get the an- shares. Mr. Hulsart's report indicated letic committee. Public Health Nursing Association ated by- the National League tbi swers that should have been dents, each of whom contributed Nursing and the MCOSS. Next came Bulova, up 2% at that the cafeteria- had operated at least one article to the book: of Rumson, SeaBright and Fair there in the first place. 23%, and Schick, up 1 at 11%. at a.$3,630 net deficit last.year, Haven, Inc. Because care is given to thosj 3) Be addressed to the proper Rocco N. Bonlorte and Mrs. who need it regardless' of abilit IBM, making anotHer new.high ftith "total fopd sales and sub- Dorothy M. Purcell, both of Long Since 1916 this family center division and department of tha for the year, soared 12% tsidieo s amounting to $39,533. TheUphold'Hazlet health service, staffed by skilled to pay, costs exceeds fees. Ind college. (A wrong move not. only Branch; Mrs. Barbara Brown, vidual contributors bridge theâ, 490%. Xerox rose 6, Radio Corp. cafeteria manager's salary, of Manasquan; Patricia W. Grouls, nurses, has been ministering to putj the student in a poor light the needs of the community, of- between fees and public funds. 3% and U. S. Smelting 2. . $4,000 was paid by the board, Reta Mae Thul; and Frank L. but the' resulting delay may make Texas Instruments reported however, and not from the cafe Bar Suspension Innacelli, all of Red Bank; Nicho- you miss/the deadline.) sharp gain in earnings and rose teria fund, although it is reported las Landis, Oakhurst; Mrs. Na- 4) Be accompanied by a schol- 5%. Warner and Swasey, pro- under salaries deducted from caf< TRENTON (AP) - The state's second highest court yesterday dine Jeffrey, Oceanport; Anne Court Martial for Doctor arship application blank, if called posing a 2-for-l stock split and a sales. Rohr, Deal; Helen C. Riegelman, for.' Get- scholarship Information dividend increase, gained Mr. Hulsart said all the errors upheld a ruling by the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Divi- Rumson; Mrs. Yetta Daugherty, FORT DIX (AP>-Military a* examination: Goldman was! rt from the college well in advance. Pan American World Airways noted in We report we're "basic Westwood; Mrs. Jean M. Levthoritie- s announced Wednes- lieved the same day as chief ol for there may be. special dead- rose H and Trans World Airlines bookkeeping" mistakes. T9ie sion which suspended the liquor license of a Hazlet bar for 35barg, Lakewood; Mrs. Evelyn W. day that a medical officer at the hospital'! urology section. lines required for, these.;If;-the lostv'/i as the companies agreed board declined to release copies McGuinness, Belmar, and Rose Walson Army Hospital will be The Army-subsequently con school is a member of College to terminate their merger agree- of the audit report- to the press days for selling a six-pack ol beer on Sunday. Sell, Monmouth Beach. tried by a general court mar- ducted a pretrial' investigatioi Scholarship Service, be sure to ment. "until the board has time to and three weeks ago turned' Its State law prohibits off-premises College personnel present tial on a charge of raping a 27- have recommendations forward- Prices moved generally higher study tit"; • year-old mother of four children report ovtr to the trial section ed promptly to the school of your on the American Stock Ex- Following receipt of the report, sale of beer or liquor on Sun- eluded: Everett Holt, Elberon, days. The appellate Division of dean of faculty,; Robert A. Hogg, at the hospital. Conviction of the offense cai choice. • change. Volume was 1.42 milboar- d vice president George J. rles a maximum penalty of HI Remember, applying for col- Superior Court said the barten- Loch Arbour, dean of students; Defendant. In the trial, which lion shares compared with 1.44 Lahey, chairman of the finance imprisonment. lege entrance is a whole pro- der at the Hiawatha Bar andCharles W. Ritscher, this place, is to open Monday, is C'apt. Eu- million Tuesday. committee, suggested the full Mrs. Hundley is the wife 61 cedure, and doesn't stop with Grill, Rt. 35; Raritan Township, alumni coordinator; Stephen C. gene J. Goldman, 30, a Ft. Dix membership meet with the fi- T/SgC Eustace E. Hundley, who merely filling out the admis- Yesterday's closing stocks: nance committee Oct. 30 to begin had admitted selling the beer Rafe, Asbury Park, public infor: spokesman said. during the prohibited hours. mation director. is assigned to the 1611th Field sions form. You will have to ap- ACF ind -19 Int Bui Mch 49014 1964-65 budget planning. Mrs. Barbara L. Hundley filed Maintenance Squadron at Me-ply, time and effort to insure ftr tfct ««•»< Itksiir in« Adams Ex. 2744 Int. Harv 60 Mr. Lahey said the middle of ' Emily K. Vogellus, owner ol Mrs. Lawrence Morrissey, El- Air Prorl 80?i int. Nick 61 the bar, said t!he charge was in a complaint with ' authorities. Gulre Air Force Basi. r , •; your success, but it's worth it! mH%i y»l'y« tvir tasted, Vlalt Air Redue S3«, Int Paper a November is a tentative target beron Park, also attended. AUeg Op 9"i Int Tel * Tel valid because the beer was sold June 21 accusing Goldman of Goldman-, married and the fa- Allej Lud 4O'i I-T-E CM Brk 49!i date for completion of the bud- Dr. Winn't book soon will be •MM? LOISTER SHtNTYl Allied Ch 5214 Johns Man 15 to an Alcoholic Beverage Divi- sexually assaulting her on that ther of two girls, is formerly ol (You- can, write to Dr. Nason j Allli Chal 17>, Jonea A L get, in order to have time for on display at Steinbach's, Asbury H«t< U ttilj »«Hj dinini, M At Halt titctint Itiltt Am Cyan 58'i Kresge. B8 40«, local civic groups. Am M Fdy 18«t Krorer 27% Members discussed the possi- The Appellate Court disagreed Strklfrfr«A, treBtnJon rari- Am Mot 21% Leh Port C 29% Am Smell 98 Leh Val Ind 15'.i bility of holding a series of ruling the agent did "not lure Mj, fifuti will imaiiaititi Am Std IVA LOP Glass l'A or entrap the bartender into com- Am Tel Tel 130%Ub McNfcL 55% "open" meetings at which the ni iWB, ttttti witi fritiJlf Am Tob 2S?4 Ugg * My l.Hi public would be permitted to sitmitting an offense which he would Amp Ins 29% UOon Ind 14 li otherwise not have committed. tH»Kt*, fi •*!•« (will ktt Anaconda 50ty Lukens Stl «H4 in on formulation of the budget. Armco Stl 64H Hack Trk 35% Board' president Samuel P. Rather the agent. . .merely f*t) witt rich njayneiitl Tt« Armour 39 Marath Oil 55 'A Atmst Ck Martin M 18% Brown questioned the practicality furnished the opportunity for the "Sluitj" it lit.r.lly » At wafer Aihl Oil 28H Merck 101K commission of the offense." Atchlson 29% MGH . 32 of open meetings in advance Atl R»ftn 52 ii Minn MAM 83 stages of budget planning, and .., Mutiqaia Hirer ialtl, wktrt Avoo CoCorrp 22 M Mo Pac A tt% AVC Cory 78H Mont Ward 37% said he favored one "informal it laali »al lo At »» . . . a.J Bibcock W 5U4 Nat Bl«c 55« Public Works'Grant Bald Lima 12S N Caah Reg 77"i public hearing" on the final-bud- • «»r« Daw« tail alaioiakirt Bait & Oh 35H Nat Dairy get after it is completed) prior WASHINGTON, (AP) - The Bayuk Cig Nat Distill 11* ii ltt ta tit Jartaj eaittl Caaa Sell 4 How Nat Oypa iVf, to the . official hearing.. Community Facilities Administra Bendl* Nat Steal 30(4 hi ftr t fil« ilforntl Jins.r, mi Beth Steal NY Central . 20% Mr. Lahey agreed. "I think tion has approved a $29,500 accel Boeing Nla M Pw 9 it's the final figure that matters erated public works grant to t *a>4«r(al aTcniafl Bordan NO lAm Av % Borf Warn NorlPac 46'i to Uhe public," he said. cover half the cost of reconstruct- Brunawk 5* Nwst Alrlfn 59?i Buckeye PI 12 Norwich Ph 36k School superintendent Henry C. ing a park road in Levittown Buey'Erlc 29 "i Outb Mar H tt Schaible said the addition of soc- N. J., Rep. Frank Thompson Jr. Bulova 15Ti Owena III Gl MM Burl Ind 23% Pan A W Air 47% cer to the school activities list O-NJ, was advised yesterday. Case, JI Param Plct 51U Cater Trie Penney, JC 44»i Celuieie ss, Pa Pw ftL t 33«i Chea * Oh Pa RB. very, very special sale! Chryaler 95 Pepsi Cola 54% Cjlle. Sv 65>,i Perktn Blm it Coca Cola l(M'i Pdler 52i Colt Pal Phil El 33% Colum Oaa Phlll Pet 5S Coml Sol 27% Pit Steel 13 V4 Con Erila Pub IvCtO 72% Cont Can Pullman 28 SUITS & COATS Coop Bea 5$ Pure Oil n Corn Pd RCA m Cornlrt* Q Raytheon 2(14 OF IMPORTED TWEEDS Cm Zeil Reading Co us Cruc Stl 2\ Repub Stl Curtlia Wr !»«. Revlon 43 Deere 65% Reyn Met Del * Hud Rey Tob 35V4 Doug Alrc 2214 Rob Controls usually to 79.00 Dow Chem 58"; 8t Jos Leail Drew Ind fit -Reg Pap Du Pont Sean Roeb Duq U 32 Shell Oil 44 V, But Air L 2J11 Sinclair Eaat Kod Smith, AO 32T, End John nv. Bocony »S!i usually to 59.00 Erie Lack Sou Pac 34 ',i Firestone Sou Ry 61U Fla Pw Sperry ltd Wi Fla P * L Std. BranAs 74 !4 Food Fal r Std Oil Cal 63"i That'i right . . . now, juit at winter iron its way, FMC Cp Std Oil NJ 70'i Ford Mot t atudebaker 7'4 we ara offering that* lovaly wool tweed and mono- Gen Accept Texaco Gen Cigar Tex G Prod. Gen Dynam 21 • Tex a Bui 8% tona coats and suits. And from our most important Gen Elec TOTi Teuton Gen Fdd SO'4 Tldewat Oil 25 nationally known manufacturer, bacauia of tha priea Gen Motors 79',i Transamer MS Gen Pub IJt Un Carbide 107 «i I9BSHR G Tel * El Un Pac 40 th» nam* can't bt mentioned, but you will instantly Gen Tire m Unit Alrc «2!i PICKING UP LEAVES — Edward L. Corbin, 22 Nolan Gillette United Cp S", racognixa tha' tuptrior workmanship and datail . . . lien Aid UB Lines 42% Dr., Wast'Long Branch, right, receives the golden maple ioodrlch US Plywd 61 % SHANTY noodyear US Rub «'* leaves of a major's rank from Col. Duane D. Davi*, di- Many lovely pttt«rm and thadei to choosi from. 1 "Trace Co is* US Smelt 88', ' 83 CHANNEL DR. :t A*P US Steel 56>i rector of the Army Signal School, Fort Monmouth. Maj. Sixes I to II PT. PLEASANT BEAC Greyhound Van Al Btl 32S "At (h« htad 0/ Iht Gulf Oil Walworth •V4 Corbin h«i taught in the jchool since April whert he ra- Inland Waterway" Himm Pap Win B Pic 15 S Here Pdr Wn Un Tel 33 turned from a tour with the U.S. Military Assistance TW i-noo III Cent Westg El 4O«4 White Mol '.11H Advisory Group in South Viet Nam. He and his wif* Shop Yanko'i Friday and Wednesday Nights 'til f p. m. Woolwth T4",4 ¥nglt ghaVT 124 •• Zenltb R M4 have two children, ^% 7t 1963 EHJOY THE WORLD'S 6REATEST ARTISTS IN HIS MASTER'S HEJjf VOICE

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ATTENDING PIPER (alas meeting were Walter Leuder- on famous Sealy itayer, left, president of Red Bank Airport, and William T. Piper, president of Piper Aircraft Corp. A 165 MPH UM/LSP-2671 LPM/LSP-2721 Piper Cherokee, four-passenger sport and business plane, Button-Free "landed" for the occasion in the lobby of the Diplomat NIGHT BEAT .. • Hotel and Country Club, Hollywood, Fla. Sam Cooke |f| spent the weekend with Mr. and Box Spring Port Mrs. Stewart Miller in East Hampton, L. I. 2-PC.SET Monmouth A family dinner was given in Mrs. Robert Beam, Broad St. honor of Mrs. Edwin Beam, Sun- entertained members of the Knit- set Ave., Oct. 10. Present were enco club last week. Mrs. Fred Mr. Beam, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- LPM/LSP-2709 LPM/LSP-2719 Beam will be hostess at the next ward Bryk, Miss Pamela Bryk, meeting in November. Present Mr. and Mrs Edward Eli anc t)ie Ctteedtag were Mrs. William Harnett, daughters. Vofceiofthe 1 Mrs. Norman Sickles, Sr., Bel- HlHWiLUIOICHOfluT ford and Mrs. Edward Bryk and The Port Monmouth Girl Scout MSfAUIHUM Mrs. Fred Beam, this place. Neighborhood Association held a family picnic and square dance Joe Audrey Carlson, daughter of in Bodman Park Saturday, Williams Mr. and Mrs. Rex Carlson, Gree- Troops attending were Brownie ley Ct., celebrated her 16th birth- Troop 368; Cadet 57, and Junior day Oct. 13 at a family party. 26. They were accompanied by Present were Mrs. Kathryn their leaders, assistants and O'Donnell, Staten Island, arid mothers. Miss Rita Quail was Gerard Reilly, this place. chairman. Music was played by LPM/LSP-2713 Hart Webber. Mr. and Mrs. James Froelick Junior Girl Scout Troop 26 will 1*B tlbMtt tktwB ism m hold a Halloween party in the Jail a (nr of Hit nttninctnt fire house Friday, Oct. 25, and a DYNAGROOVE ncordt cumntly cake sale will be held Oct. 26 to mllibli from RCA Victor. raise funds for trips and camp- feiturlnj your fivsriu irtlttt ing. To celebrate the 25* jfctf. Corns In today. We'll bo happy TWO PLEAD of Soys New jersey fectty to show yoo athar oicillnj FREEHOLD — Alfred Major, DYNAGROOVE ittrais. 20, of Irving PI, Long Branch, pleaded guilty yesterday before Monmouth County Judge Elvin RCA VICTOR R., Simmill, to charges of break- Where can you find a sleep set loaded with 1963 innovations, at a pre-war ing and entering and larceny of price. This superlative button-free mattress is a Sealy specialty. You'd ex* $1,100 worth of material from the Kiely Construction Co, here, be- pect to pay so much more for these extra quality features. 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JUST RECEIVED FROM GERMANY VERY FINE Paint & Wallpaper Co. WEINGARTEN 1961 VNTG. "The Color Center 137 MONMOUTH STREET 747-2104 RED BANK • LIEBFRAUMILCH of Monmouth County!' • NIERSTEINER DORTMAL (FMI PARKIN* ADJOININO ITOM) WINE • RUDISHEIMER ROSENGARTEN Fifth 99' 26 MONMOUTH ST. R«d Bank 747 • 3838 perfcnee tod training: Member aloe point* under the point RED BANK REGISTER jflf W#st Long Branch Borough tern. Thi* would affect drive* Thursday, Oct. 17, 1963—5; j Council, attorney tor Eatontown with a reading rA 0.10 per pent Board of Adjustment, formerly alcohol In the blood stream in The Candidates Speak >r^vented both for health and]] attorney tor Long Branch Plan- a drunkometer test. lesthetic reasons.' ANNIVERSARY (EDITOR'*S NOTEifeTO: TbTbO* MOnMo*- teacheteacherr Iat limLonng Branch-; orAT-. RumsonBiinmii , " Republicanb*m*>ll«an . BAnratlnrEducation- ning Board; member. West Long State police salary increases; Branch Board of Adjustment, uniform tavern closing .hours; In order to provide the above | month County CouBdr •( the dained minister; Middletown al background: Graduate, Yale mr tax' structure must be one| U«JI» 'of "Women Voty* pro- Township Committee. University, Occupation: Mem- attorney for Local 10, Bayshore creation of an office of deputy state highway commissioner to which will neither penalize seg- vftfc* thi* nonpartisan Candidates RICHARD R. STOUT: Allen- ber of General Assembly. Ex- and County Local Policemen's ments of our population or favor IJ Informitkra as a public- service hurst, Republican. Educational perience and training: As gen- Benevolent Association. review safety provisions on existing highways; mandatory in- others, and must be so gauged ; of its Voters Service Prpgram. background: Graduate of Law- eral assemblyman served as As- IRVING E. KEITH: Bradley as to encourage business and in- I Candidates are listed ilphabet- renceviile, Princeton University, Beach, Republican. Educational stallation of seat belts on new RED sembly minority leader *58-'S9; cars sold in New Jersey; dustry within our state to pro- . ically. Biographical material and Rutgers Law School. Occupation: chairman of the following com- background: graduate, Rutgers ide jobs and productivity which || answers to the League Question state senator lawyer. Experience mittees: Appropriations, State Law School. Occupation: M Legislation to streamline coun vitl make the above possible. ber of General Assembly, law- were lupplled by the candidates. and training: As state senator, County and Municipal Govern- ty government operation. I would work diligently toll The League of Women .Voters served as majority leader of ment, Game and Fisheries, Sea yer. Experience and training: Creation of a co-ordinated bus- Borough attorney, Bradley ichieve the foregoing aims for is a nonpartisan national, state Upper House and president of Storm Damage Study, vice chair- rail transportation network; Mew Jersey and Monmouth Coun-1| and local organization, dedi- Beach, 12 years. Attorney for Passage of a strong conflict Senate, and on following Senate man of Water Supply. Commit- Bradley Beach Board of Educa PRICE BUSTERS cated lo the purpose of encourag- of interest law and legislation t committees; Judiciary, Ap- tee. Served on following com- tlon, Bradley Beach First Aid ALFRED N. BEADLESTON: ing the active and informed par- register and regulate lobbyists propriation Highways, Transpor- mittees: Beach Erosion, Judici- Squads, and Monmouth County The vast majority of my con- ticipation of citizens in govern- abolition of the clandestin tation and Public Utilities, State ary, "Little Hoover" Commis- Police Chiefs' Association. For- stituents are more interested in ment. The league never supports Senate caucus system; County and Municipal Govern- sion, Rules Committee, Ways and mer magistrate of Bradley Beach getting relief from their crushing or oppose* individuals or political I support mandatory training ment; Federal and Interstate Means, State Prison Committee, Municipal Court, former chief, local real estate tax burden than parties.'" •".•:•.•• , . .; . . . for policemen; a uniform crime Relations, Public Safety, De- and sub-committee on Claims and Bradley Beach Fire Department. in anything else. To accomplish CANDIDATES reporting procedure; fair hous- fense and Veterans Affairs; Pensions, State House Commis- this more state aid Is required. STATE SENATE headed state's Atomic Energy sion, Assembly Conference Com- PAUL KIERNAN, Jr.: Long ing, minimum wage and middle 1 to be elected Branch, Democrat. Educationa income housing legislation; ere; would submit to referendum a Legislative Commission; served mittee. Shrewsbury Mayor and 3 per cent sales tax witH the un- Term of office: 4 years; Sala- on Woodrow Wilson Centennial councilman, '39-'59. Retired from background: Attended .Purdue tion of a state department o ry: $5,0*0, President, $6,666, University and Monmouth Col- community affairs; the farmlani derstanding that 2 per cent is to Commission, the Uniform Com- New York commercial real be dedicated for this purpose Functions: legislators of state mercial Code Commission, the lege. Occupation: Real estate tax assessment question, thi estate firm. and insurance firm. Experience and the balance for other state government. Senate has power Youth study Commission, the DONALD. J. CUNNINGHAM: homestead exemptions of $80 foi to-confirm or veto appointments and training: county committee- senior citizens and $50 for vei needs such as an expanded high- New Jersey Tercentenary Com- Avon, Democrat. Educational man; president, Monmouth Coun of the governor, and is the Court erans, and the $750 million bon way program. mission, and the Senate Commit- background: Seton Hall Uni- ty Young Democrats. The second most pressing need of: Impeachment. tee to investigate the New York versity, Rutgers University Law issue. i?m LEO WEINSTEIN: Matawan is for additional facilities for BIOGRAPHIES Port of Authority. School. Occupation: Lawyer. RICHARD R. ST6UT: Thi mentally retarded children and Experience and training: Ad- Democrat. Educational'' back- pressing needs of Monmoutl EARL MOODY: Middletown, ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES ground: Graduate, Rutgers Law I propose a $60 million bond 11.99 Democrat. Educational Back- (1 to be elected) mitted to practice before U. S. County and also of New Jerse; issue for this purpose and for Supreme Court; municipal at- School. Occupation: ' Lawyer. are directly related to the ground: BA in arts and science, Term of office: 2 years; Sala Experience and training: mem other institutional needs. 10-TRANSISTOR DELUXE RADIO Occupation: ' Mayor, of Middle- ry: $5,000, Speaker, $6,666. Func- torney for Avon and South Bel- rapid growth and the needs con Both of the foregoing are based 1 mar. ber, Monmouth /County Tax town Township , helps operate tions: legislators of state govern- nected therewith. on the assumption that the $750 Exciting value at this rock bottom price. Superb Board; Matawan borough at Planning is vitally needed ii family-owned boardwalk amuse- ment. All revenue measures orig- CLARKSON. S. FISHER: West torney, trustee,. Monmouth Coun- million bond referendum will be ' ment ride. Experience and inate in House of Assembly; Long Branch, Republican. Edu- order to co-ordinate their propel defeated in November. "Hi-Fi" quality tone, powerful reception. Hand- ty Bar Association and Mon utilization of the tax dollar. training: Teacher, high "school The Assembly has sole power to cational background: graduate, mouth Legal Aid Society. Presi- DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM: somely styfed with metal grille front. Includes New Jersey needs an adequat English at Middletown High vote .impeachment charges. University of Notr» Dame Law dent of Monmouth County Ba: Putting aside those obvious needs genuine leather carrying case, 4 Pen-lite "A" School, vocational mathematics ALFRED N. BEADESTON: School. Occupation: lawyer. Ex- transportation system includin Association, 1961. which can be solved by spending batteries, earphone. Built-in antenna. state highways, railroads an money, I suggest that the state's LWV QUESTION: buses to provide easy access basic need is economic.. . ob- What specific measures would its business and residenti taining additional revenue, andj you sponsor or support to mee areas. It needs adequate watei equalizing the present tax struc- New Jersey's most pressing and sewerage facilities for thi ture to relieve the property own- No dictionary definition needs? health of its people. It need: ers. Accordingly, I would spon- EARL MOODY: In the space adequate schools, including nig' sor or support legislation to per- allotted me, I can outline er education, and hospitals, mit the public to determine Model of suede* prbgram. It includes: must provide sufficient recre whether betting' should be al- 30 EUCTROLUX Amendment of pending "im tional and play areas, includin; lowed in other places besides the does justice to the paired driver" legislation to parks and playgrounds both fi present race-track premises. change the penalty from six county and state. The pollutio CLARKSON S. FISHER: The months license revocation to of our air and water must b VACUUM CLEANERS coats assembled in most pressing need in the state right now is an answer to its alleged fiscal problems. The gov- the Corner for your ernor has proposed a $750 million PUBLIC AUCTION SALE bond issue which indeed after , delectation.** calculation of interest will run Furniture — Furnishings and Personal Effects one and one-quarter billion dollars. Questions immediately " This one is straight, from two Estates go on sale at the arise, among which are the need for such funds, whether or not collarless, there are excess funds currently COATS GALLERIES, INC available to the administration 288 KORWOOD AVENUE, DEAL, N. J. (in the highway appropriation). piped in the smooth Why is the need so pressing when 1st door south of the A&P two prior Democratic adminis- side of The leather, trations did not seem to think so, and the tremendous burden 10:30 A. M.-SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19-10:30 A. M. to be imposed upon our children ,. lined in satin. by the vast amount being bor- PREVIEW OF THE OFFERINGS rowed when the question arises . Truffle or black. as to whether or not it might be THURSDAY. OCT. 17th 7:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. more feasible for the legislature ; to pass a sales tax. $100. > ' A partial list of th* offerings consist of secretary (maple), dropUaf tablet (maple, mahogany, walnut), seven bar stools The administration in Trenton • Others run from (Salt.areni), love seat, nine'piece dining room sat (mahogany), has seen fit to completely ignore knotty pine table and cabinet, double bedroom sets (cherry, a legislative commission set up maple, mahogany), twin beds (maple, mahogany), settees, expressly for the purpose of ,49.95 to 125.00. mirrors, occasional tables and chairs, camphor chests, table studying the state's needs known lamps, lounging chairs, Welsh cabinet (maple) mantel clocks, Looks and works like chests of drawers (maple, mahogany), freezer chest type, re- as the State Tax Policy Com- . ,. . * "A tanned ikin, with th» {lath frigerators IGE, Gibson, Norgt), automatic washer (Whirl- mission. There is no doubt in new. Completely ' . tide rubbed into a nap." pool), automatic dryers (Norge, 6E), one six-foot bar fin- my mind that these are the most rebuilt and ished in red leather with four matching bar stools. outstanding problems which face reconditioned for Webster's Collegiate. the state of New Jersey. Leather office chairs, oil paintings, objects of art, brass utmost cleaning Tar floor to **'.'The action of delighting: delight, fireplace lets, stereo-Orthophonic (RCA), porch and lawn fur- IRVING E. KEITH: New Jer- e^dency. HURRY, ailing cleaning sey's needs require a sound fiscal in your him* enjoyment . . . (Now restricted to the niture, needlepoint fireplace bench, table silver (Sterling and supply is limited. plated), fable crystals prism lamps, cut glass, fine china program. I would strongly sup- light kind of pleasure.)" (Limoges, Lenox, Balletic, Rosenthal, Haviland, Bavarian, Wor- port the establishment of a bi- Oxford Universal. cheiter), braniei, two pairs French wall sconces, gilt and partisan commission to' examine ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE goldleaf frames, hi fidelity and stereodyne amplifier with three into the efficiency and economy loud speakers, end tables, chocolate and cordial sets, brass of our state government, which Metropolitan Vacuum Cleaner Co., Inc. guarantees each vacuum bells, glass domes, hand painted china, figurines and numerous cleaner to ba free from defects in material and workmanship for ona items. could result in the savings of mil- year from data of purchase. Tbey also agree to repair or replace any lions of dollars annually. I would parts, under this guarantee, which may become defective under Hours of sale 10:30 A. M. to 12:30 P. M. and 1:15 support measures for increased normal and proper use, if returned to the factory or authorised to 4:30 P. M. state aid for schools to lessen the service station, by prepaid fnafbt or postage. crushing tax burden on the home- PREVIEW OF THE OFFERINGS owner and continue to strenuously press for more adequate highway THURSDAY, OCT. 17th 7:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. construction for Monmouth Coun- ty for the welfare of our residents DEBUTANTE and our economy, I would support a proper referendum for a broad base tax program to scrap our PORTABLE present unsound and inequitable tax system and in order to aid education, relieve homeowners HAIR and meet our needs. Limited, single bond issues for specific DRYER Patch up your weekend needs, under sound financial programming should be supported, when required—such as the $40 wardrobe with one of these million bond issue for institutions passed in 1961. I would continue to sponsor legislation for new mental health laws, for progres- convivial sport coats: sive law enforcement measures, and measures to attract industry and increase employment and for The lovat herringbone tweed the health and welfare of our res- Deluxe hair' dryer in elegant carry case. Has 5- idents. position heat control for hair, 2-position nail dryer. PAUL KIERNAN, Jr.: In or- with genuine suede leather der to prevent a tragic breakdown of vital services of our state gov- (See CANDIDATES, Page 11) 'elbow patches, 39.50, 6-TRANSISTOR RADIO WITH LEATHER CASE or wide wale corduroy in Plus Stand natural sand color with matching • Earphone • Battery suede leather patches, 27.95.

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Phone ahead IftOAD AND FRONT STREETS *ED fANK. N.J. • SH 1-SJO0 lor reservations Lining up hotels, entertainment DOWNTOWN and travel reservations takes just a lew minutes on the phone. RED BANK Saves hours of lime and trouble OPEN WED. & FRI. EVENINGS later on. NEW JERSEY BELL. Illlllll/ll rf. Ked flank Kegister j* K Un*. tod Bank, N. i. The Young Married KiWhHibed 1878 bj John a Cook and ttasry Clay By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN Published by The Red Banf Register Incorporated The young married couples come home for the W. HARRY PENMKGTON. President JAMES J. HOGAN. Editor weekend, and the parents get a sudden insight into M HAROLD KELLY, General Manager what keeps a high-tax, inflation-ridden country mov- fkomaiJ. Bly Wmiam F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamln Prank W. Harbour ing to the extent that it does move* •tMBttra Kdttot AooolUt Sdtton Mlddwiown Bantu Urr "I'm going to cut your hair, Daddy," says the Member of the Associated Press daughter as she enters the door, "you A* UaoeutM Prm la waitiM uciuiinlj to UM DM lor nfObUMtlcn « u IM local n»wi prlnwd In UUi •nrapajxr u «U u all AP nil ,dUp*lch«» need a haircut" Member ol American Newspaper Publisher* Association It turns out that daughter Liz, who Member Audit Bureau o! Circulation used to trim the girls' hair in her dormi- Tb> IU4 Bulk ftefttur UUDH no enandu»t put ol u «dv«rtu«m«nt •. wblca U» lypogrtpbicU trror occrar* Mnrtlnn will ootllj tbo m»nii«m«M Unnudlttal? ol u; «rror wtum m«j occur. bering kit She cuts her. husband's hair, Xbu Bnmwt unma no rwvooiibllluu tor luumuu ol optruou u itntn Irom lu rtadtn. and her father-in-law's. Now she proposes to cut mine. anbajnpUon Prtcti a Adrann Un Una I mot. Par mooti tl.H 11 moo'ha-Otoo • mootba—» ».0O •ad* eon u oountw. I emta Slnftt eopr by m»U. 10 eanu » moattw—lin.50 I mootha—1150 So that is what is happening to the THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1963 Chamberialp barbering industry. The barbers keep raising their prices—indeed, they are threatening to charge as much as three dollars for a haircut But the Junior High School Program young do-it-yourself matrons are countering by taking the barbers' customers away from them. Something new in concept js It is planned, for example, that To get her barbering kit, Liz has to go out to her being added to the Middletown foreign languages will be introduced car—a Volkswagen, imported from Germany and delivered at a price that undercuts that of the smallest school system program—junior high at this level, under the new concept Although art, music and science U.S.-made compact (Squeals, offstage, from Walter schools. Reuther in Detroit, who sees another UAW -worker are being taught in the seventh and Three of them are being pro- priced out of his job.) eighth grades, proper instructional The Working Wives posed, as part of the $4.2 million facilities are not now available. The Among the young married couples, it is standard building program to be voted on new building program would provide practice for both husbands and wives to work. Thus Dec. i these facilities. the young family can make as much as $10,000 in the By revamping plans in this way, It will be possible to expand first year of marriage. A good income—but the take- home pay is only equal to $4,000 in pre-World War II the school board will be able to guidance services, and perhaps Your Money's Worth: LETTERS money, once the 50-cent dollar and the income tax build an addition to the high school, cut down on the school dropout 'DISTORTION OF FACT check-off have been taken into consideration. rather than have to construct a sec- percentages. What Tax Bill Means to You 711 Bangs Ave. This "wives working" arrangement may be good ond high school. Economies will re- Asbury Park, N. J. And, the three proposed junior By SYLVIA PORTEI To the Editor: for the young couples, but it puts a pressure on the sult, according to Superintendent high schools would be so located as As aninterested citizen of Moi labor market. It could easily explain much of the five- "Income averaging" would become a brand tie mouth County, I could not hel Paul F. Lefever. to ease the transportation problem. to-six per cent rate of unemployment that seems to be tax break for us next year if the 1963 tax bill is passei but observe the many news re This is not the central point, The proposals are still to be leases of- the Democrat aspirani dogging the economy. While this new type of benefit was originally i for state senator, in which he ha: This business of "wives working" means that my however. studied in more detail, but it ap- tended to help professional athletes, entertainers, wril constantly referred to:flie inCum Second daughter Margie can't come home on alternate pears that Mr. L.efever and the ers and others who have sharply fluctuating incomes bent, Richard R, Stout, as the According to the administrator, "Silent Senator" and the "Allen- Saturdays—she works in a public library. But on Sun- the junior high schools will provide board have engineered a plan which the provision in the 1963 tax bill ato hurst Abstainer." \ day she shows up with her husband, who teaches a new an opportunity to improve curricu- will further upgrade the township's would give the same break to busines Because of my position as sec course in economics in a high school. He has his text- men, professional men and employees retary to the New Jersey Stal lum in several areas. school system. Senate, I would ordinarily re- book with him, and I snoop into it. The book,is called It could save taxes for you, whethe: frain from becoming involved "Our American Economy," by Richard W. Lindholm you are a partner in a business enter partisan politics. However 'agaii and Paul Driscoll, published by Harcourt, Brace and The Apartments Proposal prise, an individual proprietor or a cor because of my position, I strongl; feel that I cannot allow or perm! World. It makes for easy—perhaps too easy—reading, poration executive. It would work fo this gross distortion of fact b and, in general, it seems to be commonsensical. But Fair Haven's Borough Council is We have said before — and we you, whether your income is from sal ;o unanswered any longer. suddenly you turn the page to discover that taxation say again—that a proposal of such During the past few days I hav« acting properly in seeking out pub- aries, commissions, bonuses, sale and government regulation are a "fifth" factor of pro- magnitude must be thoroughly stud- carefully reviewed the official lic opinion before taking any action Porter merchandise or dividends. voting records, and minutes duction, the other factors being land, labor, capital, and ied before any action is taken by More specifically, it could save taxes for you the Senate, which are in my cus entrepreneurship. on the proposal that the land-use you are an employee in line for a big bonus next year tody, and, in order to set the the governing body. There are many record straight for all voters \ r The Fifth Factor ordinance be modified to permit con- pros and cons attached to apart- or if you are a commission salesman who hits the sale; Monmouth County, I wish to not Well, in a way, taxation; does provide for some ackpot next year; or df you are a lawyer who receive: the following: struction of six-story apartments. ment construction, especially in a 'factors*, of production, such as usable highways and the biggest fee of his career next year. During the last four years, Sen In August, the Planning Board chiefly residential community such Stout missed three sessions oui a public water supply. But the book lumps every sort 'Progressive' Bracket System of a total of 72 legislative meet of government expense into its "fifth factor" column. submitted a six-page "Study of Al- as Fair Haven. Here is why income averaging would help so man; ings, and those he missed were The poor high school student is not warned that gov- ternate Land Uses" which recom- Most important, at this point, is taxpayers. Our income tax rates are applied under due to illness. In 1963, he ab ernment regulation and taxation act as brakes, not-as 1 stained eight times out of 30f mended that apartments be per- tp find out what the public thinks. so-callecl "progressive" bracket system—meaning tha roll call votes; in 1962, 37 out o motors, in this business of putting the true factors'of mitted, though strictly controlled. That is why we recommend that Fair while the dollar amount of income in each may bf 383 (he lost three days because o production—land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship precisely the same, the rate of tax goes up with eac sickness); in 1961, the sehatoi —into operation. \ A special meeting will be held at Haven residents attend Monday': abstained 24 times out of 24! bracket. votes, and in 1960, 28 abstention; the fire house Monday at 8 p.m. to meeting and make their views Well, since theVmng married couples .have sur- For instance, under our present rates a marriec were recorded out of a total o vived the Economics \ courses they had to eadure in get the public's views on the plan. known on this important question. man filing a joint return pays 20 per cent on the firs 357 roll call votes. Without a doubt, Sen. Stout ha: ollege, they will probably also survive whatever the $4,000 of taxable income and 22 per cent on the nexi one of the finest attendance am high schools can cook up> for them by way of smudged $4,000. If he had the $4,000 in each of two years, his voting records in the New Jerse; definitions. The young married couples, who would total tax would be $1,600. But if he had the entire state Senate. It appears to me that anyoni have been New and Fair Dealers a generation or so EVENTS OF YEARS AGO ,000 of taxable income in one year and no income seeking the high office of stat ago, are currently the works horses of the Goldwater From The Register's Files in the other, his tax would be $1,680. It would cost him senator should possess enougl movement. They began to see, through the "new eco- $80 more on the same amount of income just becaus> dignity to avoid name callin The Regal Shoe Store, Red Sea Bright Mayor Walter J. and refrain from the use of hal nomics" when they got thetf first paychecks, with 50 Years Ago Bank, had ladies' high-button Sweeney issued a proclamation the money is piled into one year instead of being spreac truths, inuendo and misrepresen- "withholding" notations for a lot of things that they Work began on the new armory shoes on sale for $3.50 to $5 a calling on all residents to sup- over two. Also, this extra tax for piling upgets pro tation of fact. don't particularly prize. tor the Red Bank Cavalry troop pair. port the borough first aid squad's gressively bigger as the income gets bigger. Henry H. Patterson at the corner of Chestnut and drive for funds for a new am- Secretary, This business of waxing sarcastic over Goldwater*s West Sts. The $75,000 cost had William Plum Frey, 70, died at bulance. The committee in charge The income averaging provisions in the 1963 ta> New Jersey Senate objection to the progressive income, tax does not im- been appropriated by the state. the Monmouth St., Red Bank, of the drive consisted of Joseph bill would cut down the extra tax when income Douglas, chairman; George press the young married couples. They know that peo- The troop had about $5,000 in its home of his daughter, Mrs. Japhia pyramided into one year by treating the unusually larg< PRAISE FOR FISHER treasury which it planned to use Clayton. As a member of the Dougherty, Harold Ryan, Claude 58 Branchport Ave. ple in their brackets are paying the great bulk of the to buy horses. Since there were First N. J. Light Artillery in 1864 Minaldi, Councilman Charles Eil- amount as if it were received over five years. The Re Long Branch, N. J. enberger and John Ryan. income tax anyway. They figure that a flat tax wouldn't 52 troop members, it was planned and 1865, he took part in the Civi: search Institute of America gives the following brief To the Editor: hurt them, and might help the economy by expanding that the full-time services of a War seiges of Petersburg and summary of how you would use this provision in 1964 Every once in a while then Richmond, and the occupation of comes into the political arena jobs. And they have seen that a principled\stand on tax blacksmith in the armory's Wild dogs were roaming the if the 1963 tax bill becomes law: smithy would be required. Richmond. .Mr. Frfy worked 39 area between Scobeyville and candidate who stands head am justice can have its effect on the party In power. If years as master carpenter for the Tinton Falls and killing many (1) Check your average taxable income for th shoulders above his opposition. Goldwater had not crusaded against the progressive The main sitting room of the New York and Long Branch Rail- chickens. years 1960-63. Say this comes to $6,000. At such a moment in history il road. then behooves all men, of what- tax, Senator Russell B. Long of Louisiana, second-rank- Rumson Country Club was slight- Checking Taxable Income ly damaged when fire broke out ever political faith to support ing Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, would Mrs. Edward Carney was (2) Multiply your average by 133 1/3 per cent. such a man and to use all legal Jn the rear wall of the fireplace. 25 Years Ago elected president of the Tinton lever have proposed a 50 per cent upper limit for the The blaze was extinguished by The result on the example comes to $8,000. means to promote the election ol the Rumson and Oceanic fire Falls fire company auxiliary. such a candidate — for the wel- ncome tax. And the Kennedy Administration would not Straus Company, one of Red (3) Now check your taxable income for 1964. if 'are of the community is alway companies. Bank's oldest dry goods firm Other officers named were Mrs. have indicated that it might accept Senator Long's Henry Salt, Mrs. Ernest Pillis and the total doesn't exceed the figure you reached in step >rior to the welfare of person o celebrated its 42d anniversary. )arty as the higher allegiance die- recommendation with pleasure. Work began on a new two-story Miss Emma Salt. 2 by more than $3,000, you would not qualify for re- ates. By forcing compromises in their "direction, the brick building on rhe north side CARMICHAEL lief. But, say because of a sudden bonanza, your 1964 The writer's leaning toward the' «>ung married couples are going to run this country. of Monmouth St., between Gram- An ox roast was held at Robert income is $20,000. Since this exceeds $8,000 by $12,000, Democratic Party and its basi man's barber shop and the New Jones's tavern in Pine Brook. philosophy are no secret; but \nd, no matter who is.President it won't be the coijn- Jersey Southern Railroad tracks. you would be entitled to income averaging relief on here has appeared on the scene try "of the high-tax, high-inflation decades of the Thir- Fred M. Truax of Red Bank drew The Players Boat Club changed the $12,000. i candidate for the State As- ties, Forties and Fifties. The young married couples the plans for William A. French sembly who is a Republican but of Newman Springs Rd., owner its name to the Shrewsbury Yacht (4) Instead of computing your tax on the $20,000 have "had enough" of all that. Club and adopted a new constitu- received in the one year, you would compute your tax who nevertheless is far and away tion. Organized 27 years earlier the best candidate for the pos The John Cook homestead farm by members of the theatrical pro- as though you had received $12,000 of your $20,000 hat any political party has pro- In Middletown Township was sold fession, the club was opened, in 1964 income over five years. With the help of thi xised in many years. to Frank and Wilhelmina Busse time, to those who were not asso- averaging provision you would pay only $4,300 in 196' Clarkson S. Fisher is highly who planned to raise pigeons ciated with the stage, but without lualified by temperament, edu- squabs and chickens there. The voting privileges. In 1934, voting instead of the $4,720 tax 'which you would pay undei ation, experience in government, 13-aore farm was a short dis- was extended to all, and the ac- the 1963 tax bill without averaging. You would savi liscernment, legal training, by tance back from the road leading tors and entertainers among the $420 by averaging, in addition to what you would savi •rofessional standing, and above from Hubbard's Bridge to Lin members were given life mem- because of the lower 1964 tax rates. til by facing the Issues four croft. • berships. Tony Hunting and iquare. Ernie Otto were among the This new tax break is contained in a highly com It is my opinion that Mr. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien founders of the club, which had plex clause in the 1963 tax bill and the reasonably sim s far and.away the best choice of Branch Ave., Red Bank, cele- :he voters can make for the Will Rogers, Irving S. Cobb and pie job of averaging income would become even mon brated their 20th wedding anni- Al Jolson as members at one State Assembly in the coming versary? time. complicated if you have capital gains or income from ilection. It is for this reason that inherited property or you receive property as a gift. ask my friends in the county to WorK began on building a :ompare as J have the qualifica- doubltf-track concrete and steel Emerson Williams was appoint- The Overburdened Accountant ons of the opposition and those railway bridge across the Shrews- ed to take the place of his father, In fact, the already overburdened accountant if Mr. Fisher, you will find thai Sprigue Williams, who retired aft- bury River at Red Bank, the larg- going to be overloaded more at tax time if this provi- his is not a choice between est structural job ever to be un- er 33 years of service on the Red weedledee and tweedledum and dertaken in this locality. It was Bank police force. sion becomes law. To make sure that his client doesn' hat you cannot then make any built exactly on the site of an miss out on the possible tax advantage of income aver )ther choice than to cast your bal- existing bridge. Louis Richmond of Belford eel aging, the accountant will have to compare his client's ot for Clarkson S. Fisher to rep- cbrated his 75th birthday. esent us in the State Assembly. Henry Ohlman of West Farms, current income with his average of the past four years, Very truly yours, Far~iingdale, discovered bees had Felix Romeo of Apple St., and probably he'll have to make some exceedingly com Victor J. Lo Pinto built a hive between weather Shrewsbury Township, broke his plicated computations. boards on his house. He removed left arm while cranking his car. OPPOSED TO QUESTION 7 Dome boards and took 50 pounds TR Despite the complications, the income averaging 701 Stone Rd of honey. IT A break makes it important generally for you to try to Union Beach, N. J. .THATHAT Trie «HOW Liggett's Drug Store, Red Bank, defer into 1964 any unusually big bonuses, fees, com- b the Editor: Fair Haven Postmaster Chris- \m{ co OKI advertised a new lipstick. It was There are seven, questions in m{ co OKI—AMP missions, etc., which you otherwise would expect to topher D. Chandler had 27 varie- black, but changed to red on the e referendum of Nov. 5th to be "A Ijttle warning, lady — you pull that tiies of dahlias on exhibit in the OKII — ANfANfrr ON O]] f lips. The advertisement said it receive between now and the end of 1963. swered by the people of Union display window of the post office. each—the seventh being the cre- joke obout 'what do you hear from the changed to a different color on Tomorrow: 1 He had raised "them all in his tion of a three-member Board of 6—Thursday, Oct. 17, 1963 every woman. I Uafio? and out you gol" Dividends, sick pay, business ivestments. (See LETTERS, Page 7) * Ellen tad Allen Caraic, chil- Marie Guerriero, daughter ol RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Oct 17, 1963-7 Belford dren of ,Mr. and Ifo*. Stanley Mr. aed Mrs. Midi**! Guenjero, Clinic, celebrated Otir 10th birth- recently celebrated her MrtJidaj Fined $35 A iwaUy party for the ,w,aa Letters fore the Incident permitting an unlicensed driver day Oct'. M at - family ^j#rty. at the home of her grandmother Devid COWM, VU yioamoo& WtMty of Kenneth Gtlvin, son (Continued)' " , it.. Long Branch, wi fined $55 His employer, Edward O. to drive his vehicle, « Mr. and Mrs. Robert GaJvfai, Mri. Grace Wilson of Parrippany As Disorderly Robert Gilmore Lobtugh, Fort Also present were George and rax Assessors In MM. Vital at r driving orT the revoked list, Green, president of'the A.E.A. Sherman?Ave., was held Oct. 11. Jill Humcke, daughter of Mr. EATONTOWN-Oscar Woepse, ter be explained that his li- Trucking Company of New Monmoutb, was fined $30 for Dawn Wilson, Edward, Chris, tre the remaining six to the carelss driving. and Mrs. John Humcke, Coyne Denise, Debbie and John De Vine, entire State of New Jersey, nun* M, of 98 Ridge Rd., Neptune, aise was due to be returned be- Shrewsbury, was fined' $105 for Mrt, Vernon Salmon, Morri„s PI., celebrated her fourth Wrth- last night In Municipal Court was Ave., has returned from a three- Michael, Michele and Lisa Guer ber seven la of great importance thrte- day Oct. 9. Guests included Kim riero. to our community and the one fined |35 as a disorderly person. week visit wffli her son-in-law and and Tracey Butler, Fetfcla Bern- question I earnestly ask our peo- Previously in the same court, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David stein, Janet Mozdierz, Jean Le- ple to defeat by a "no" vote. Mr. Woepse had been held by Toole, and sons of Liverpool, Magistrate M. Raymond McGow- sire, Kathy and Thomas McGrane, Question seven is not meant to Joan, Donna and Donald Reidel. Oil Burner an for grand jury action on a be a good measure for the best charge of carrying concealed PLANNING TO REMODEL? interests of the community. It weapons. The magistrate said The 13th birthday of James Mrs. Peter Di Nicola celebrated is meant to create a lucrative Guerrierl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Firm Opens last night that the county proser her birthday in Jersey City, Oct. paying job for some member of cutor had consented to a lesser Louis Guerrieri, Brookside Dr., the particular political group was celebrated Oct. 9 at a yard 13 with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen charge, and returned the defend- Jennie. Mr. Dj Nicola and chil- In Bayshore sponsoring It, and it is meant ant to the Municipal Court for a party. Guests included Lou Anne, to remove the office of tax a* Gina and Michael Guerrieri, dren, John, Peter and'Paul, were EAST KEANSBURG — Th« hearing. The defendant pleaded also present. ' sessor from the choice of the guilty to the lesser charge. He Cheryl and Gene Parker, Donald Bodnar Oil Co., Inc., has re< people to the choice of a small Stull, John and Joanne Perillo, cently opened for business at 12S was represented by Charles group of ciub members. In short, Frankel of Asbury Park Nancy, Sharon, Lisa and Linda Mr. and Mrs. William Harnett Rt. 36 here. It is still another attempt to Perusso, Anthony Barnard, Gabby and son, Robert, visited Mr. and Owned and operated by Mi circumvent the voters in the same Chtrchello, Maria, James, Mi- Mrs. John Lathrop of Carteret chael Bodnar, the firm will way used to promote an asphalt chael, Lisa and Michele Guer- Sunday, and celebrated Mrs. specialize in domestic and com'plant and a few other pieces of The Library of Congress in riero. Lathrop's birthday there. mercial oil burner sales and borough business in which, the Washington added 664,313 items service. The firm also will sup people were silenced and ignored to its permanent collections in ply fuel oil. the fiscal year 1962. The in- Mr. Bodnar said he has pur- I cannot offer any further proof stRution preserves some 41,879,- chased the oil burner business of this question's inadequacy than 000 items, including 12,534,000 formerly operated here by Herb to say both political parties are books and pamphlets and 17,969, ett S. Youngs. against the measure and are urg-009 manuscripts. To Folks who never ing their people to defeat it with CALL |Ir. Bodnar resides with hi! a "no" vote. It is a question born Brunei, a sultanate under thought about coming to wife and two children in Carter in infamy and designed for politi- et. A veteran, he is member ol British protection, is expected to US TODAY! cal revenge against the incumbeni Join Malaysia in a year or two. the Elks in Elizabeth and thi while at the same time would'de- BELL FINANCE American Legion in Linden. prive the people of their right to Now Is Hie time to have your home remodeled and The firm also has an office ii select their tax assessor. The add- Clark Township. ed irony is should thif/question MEN and WOMEN NO MONEY be able to enjoy your new facilities when the fall be approved—the board and its Age, 18 to 50 weather sets in. No matter if you are planning a : here are short term commercial charges CLUB DINNER SET high-salaried secretary would be DOWN KEYPORT — The Democrat!. appointed by the /ready repudi- room addition, porch enclosure, garage conversion that can stand comparison anywhere— Federal, State, Local Club will sponsor a catered din ated governing, fiody who will or just a change on the inside, it will pay you to WHERE CAN YOU GET BETWEEN-PAY-DAY LOANS CHEAPER THAN THESE ner in the American Legion Hal maintain voting control regard- is 23< too much to pgy for $20 for 2 weeks? Saturday. Borough officials an less of the results of the forth- YEARS TO call us today. You'll find our estimates realistic scheduled to attend. Music fo coming election. However, once CIVIL SERVICE is 440 too much to pay for $25 for 3 weeks? and payments can be tailored to fit your budget. dancing will be by Danny Snji it is detested it cannot appear Offers You PAY is 75< too much to pay for $30 for 1 month? der of Railway. again for four years and by tha AND IF YOU WANT A LARGER SHORT TERM LOAN-GET time this administration will have * Geod Pay * J ' It pays to advertise in the Rei $100 and k**p It 1 weekt... our charg* It... $1.73 ssetf from control—oh happy II Bank Register.—Advertisement. A Pay Rolws * Security $300 and heep it 1 month ... our charg* !>... $5.00 day. No question about it-for home improvements $250 and keep it t month ... our charg* If... $4.35 Thousand* or appointments will be Sincerely, made In the next few months. Lit- If your expenses ar* mor* than you have the r*ady cash for and you tle or no special education or ex* CALL William Langan perlence needed. National Training would lik* a larg*r amount... w« can 1*1 you hav* Service, a privately owned school, BEND helpa hundreds prepare (or tests In JbRMnt taint •fMtaUib'tTmntiferi SAFETY FOR spare time. For Information write: CHARLES B. HEMBLING & SON •I LOAM 24 MO. 1SM0. 11 HO. SCHOOL CHILDREN National Tralalnr Service. Inc. 13 Catherine Street Esiab. 1918 Red Bank $500 $ 90 » 5.03 $6.27 tt.rr 32 Sherwood Cir. T.O. Bex SOO, Dirt. J8R ISO 1.39 10.45 14.62 OR ANY PART OF 275 15.38 19.16 26.81 Little Silver, N. J. Greeawlcb* Coaaeetleat CALL 747-2004 THIS ON YOUR OWN 350 19.43 24.25 33.98 To the Editor: 450 24.38 30.60 43.13 500 28.77 33.69 47.62 I should like to take exception to the description Mr. Charle Monthly chjinti; 7V,% on bal.ncti to $300 and ',4% from 1300 to $500. Kasse applied to the Little Silve Yti, larg*r loans for longer fimet cotl men, bur... Remember, w» charg* ONLY for th* exact number of day> you keep th* mon*y, no Tower Hill parents, as reported m*r*, no lost, nothing txtra. Renumber... you control th* coit. If you in last Friday's RED BANK keep th* mon*y longer, you expect to pqy more. If you pay it back REGISTER. These parents ar quickly you pay le».,. that't the way all eultomen are treated at by no means disinterested in ef ALL BELL fINANCt OFFICES. In a SaronrCrlss-Cross girdle forts to ensure the safety of thei or panty girdle. Never rides children en route to school. Quiti Phone • Write- or Vuit The Office Nearest Your Home or Work up. Lefe you move...keeps to the contrary, in the time since you sttooth. the area has been opened, sev BELL FINANCE eral detailed reports have been jor personal jilting New BELL MIDDLETOWN OFFICE . 673 HIWAY IS sent by them to the PTA. Safety Diagonally Aavu FnmBomrdJohnton't • lie.952 « Pkaewi OSbem. 1.J111 MRS. LUELLA FOLtY Committee. Most recently I, my- self, and two of the other resi •ED BANK FREEHOLD /B*. ATLANTIC HIQHUNOS LOrlOBKANCH for full details turn to 77BI0ADST. 39 E. MAIN ST. Hal HIWAY Jlnr. lit ME. S01M0ADWAY dents surveyed every parent In Til.: SHI-9000 Tll.iHO-MSOO *^C* TH.: MI-MOO Tll.,C»M114 the area with children who an EATOHTOWNi 22 MUM ST., corner IEWIS ST. • Trt.i II2-440O VOGEL'S traveling to the Markham Place tERVIHC AU Of MOMMOUTH » MERCM » IHnplHEX » OCEAB COUNTIES AD ON PAGE 22 School in an effort to come up with a workable solution. There were as many "solutions" a parents giving them. When thes were discussed with Mr. Kasse, CASTRO CONVflmBLES' he felt each to be unworkable, Most of us would be in favoi of saving the trees along p pect Ave. and hope some alter* native plan may be forthcoming It Is certainty not that we arc FALL CLEARANCE disinterested in the problem; is just that at the moment w< cannot envision the solution foi which we might press. Perhap: Mr. Kasse, too, is in a similai predicament. It is only fortunati that there are some generous residents both here and in Fox COAT Hill who are graciously permit ting our children to cut through their yards for the time being. W ^^B>*W W f I am sure that Mr. Kasse, thi Borough Council and the PTJ would find that the parents woult be only too willing to support any workable solution. I just hope there is one! Sincerely yours, CAVALRY Betsy Sanderson (Mrs. Benjamin S., 3d TTWILL 22 Windsor Dr. Little Silver, N. J. The "DOUGLAS" Sectionals:..339*« To the Editor: 100% FOAM* beck and Met cutMorn; I should like to reply to thi channel beck. Convert* tea comfortable bed for two) statements attributed to Mr, •eparat* Caatr»p«dte tnnertprinc mettreee. Charles Kasse, chairman of the LUtle Silver Board of Education Safety and Welfare Committee, which appeared in your fine news paper on Friday, Oct. 11th. I am nwtCFBItT a one-year resident of the Towe Hill area of Little Silver and presumably one of those parent mnvm criticized by Mr. Kasse for "i lack of interest in efforts being made to protect their school bound youngsters against traffic atoratta- at Roto* H^ 79 hazards." It was just one year ago tha There's «wer a I recognized the critical traffi hazards facing my young chil- The/WODERN" Sectionals... 139.95 «o. dren on Prospect Ave. on their almpllclty adde distinction n any ream, tech wiwli way to , school. I eagerly at- comfortabl* bed with Castro-pedlc lnn*r*prln( mattrata. F Sit upright, relax back slightly with tended and participated in th For versatility and vnusuaf go<>4 Jdoltt, 4is legs extended, or fully recline! "What Makes Sammy Ride" discussion sponsored by the Littli «oarcatt'tbe beat! The fabric i« storing % ply wool Silver PTA earlier this year along with Mr. Kasse. I made worsted, specially prote$set off ; several suggestions at that meet stylos ancrfeint The siyHrig h$\« spti* show |«ter ing, and I offered my services in any way I might help. Sub- sequently I worked with the PTA ty JlftesMn lustrous rayon satin. CONVERTS TO 2 SINGLE\ people in an attempt to bring ou problem to the attention of thi , shorts cM OR 1 DOUBLE BED responsible Little Silver authori CASTRO'S HI-RISER SOFA BED ties. When Councilman Roemer Famous Castro quality in a hi-riser. and others asked for opinions, that gives comfortable sleep space suggestions, survey answers, for 2 people! Use as a studio etc., we responded promptly and, s WHY YOU SAVE couch, double bed or two separate I hope, helpfully. During all thi AT ftQBEttf HAU single beds. All steel frame. time I have tried to make wel come the many children who use • W*»*llf»tt4.tt»i4yl NO MONEY poWNf The "LOWELL? King-Size... 229" my property as an access to Fox Sweeplngly outcurved, angular arm* Hill, from whence they can more EASY TERMS! Convert* to a comfortable King Size bed far two; readily and safely proceed to Ce ,; • Bar • No Liquids, Notkhf to Fill handle for ease of, • SimWelp Tortured Fliiia da/s Wggest value I $29M&$3450 GIVE TEL TiL "THE 741-3333 741-3333 THIRD , PHONE-A spin of the dial puts distant friends |. p_ *_ AlaWrt ISP in Thp Refli*t<» .WAY : ' and family rt your fingertips, NEW-JERSEY P-> 11JT ajvS s lO AQVerUSe m Jl lie «.«3g*f MJ filorekoreicQ. TO /vose/co INFANTRYMEN GATHER — Wanting to keep'together, E veterans of the 49th Infantry Division met this week 'FLOATING HEAD' AUJH|E" •FUPTOP' in the Rhapsody in Blue Restaurant, Long Branch, to SPEEDSHAVER 30 *HAVt SPEEDSHAVER 20 form an organization. Standing, are William'Nagl* of WITH ROTARY BLADES '' * ~ " WITH ROTARY BLADES Pennington, left, and James WiHiam Harvey, 135 Oak Heads swivel to fit th» face. Newest model of world's land St., Red Bank. Seated, left to right, are Mrs. Rotary blades- stroke off largest selling shaver, Ro» New contemporary sofa that comes in whiskers. Adapts to-woild. tary blades. Economical Nagla; Yvonne, owner of th* restaraunt, and Mn. wide use. 110/220 volts price. 'Flip-Top' cleaning. (AC/DC). 110 volts only. (AC/DC). Harvey. Truck, Auto Motel Holdup Collide At Defendant's sizes Intersection Trial Starts laige, larger, largest* OCEANPORT — No one was NEW YORK — Trial of a for- injured when a collision between mer Passaic, N. jr., policeman (W*. l»«TH) (82-IN. IENGTH) i loaded dump truck and an auto- who allegedly masterminded here mobile spun the truck half way the $5,290 stickup at the Foun- iround at Brandhport and Port- tain's Motel, Long Branch, N. X, tupeck Aves. yesterday. in July, 1962, got under way Tues- $ 0D $ 0D Police said the driver of the day in Supreme Court. 129 159 »r, Mrs. Dorothy Cumming of A jury of 10 men and two fcidge Rd., Rumson, was issued women was sworn in by 'Justice i summons for careless driving. George M. Carney to try Nicholas Hie truck is owned by Edward Albert!, 49, on a charge of con- Laurino, Jr., of Eatontown, and spiring to commit armed rob- Elegant, slim-line sofas by Kroehler...,where . . vas driven by Richard H. White, bery. fiirti{ ; J Ji i Laurino employee. The defendant is the last of five men indicted for allegedly plot- the people love t^ make fine ^^ " '- Patrolman Lester Mackay in- ting here the holdup on July 13, vestigated. 1962, when Monmouth Park jock- These brand-newsofas have the long, low, tailored look that is necessiry'to make modern ey Henry Block, 29, his brother, SALE SATURDAY Carl, 38, and David Miller, 52, a Irving rooms modern. They're slim and smart in appearance, yet solidly built for years' , . MIDDLETOWN—The Women'. Philadelphia horse owner, were and years of wear: Coil spring construction, zippered/oam cushions aild luxuriously- ' $ 65 BROAD ST. MONMOUTH Fellowship of the Baptist Church robbed at gunpoint in their room. padded arms offer lasting comfort. Andthepriccifor this high quality, is veryreasonable. King's Hwy., will hold its annual Police also claimed that the de- RED BANK SHOPPING CENTER fall rummage sale in Fellowship fendants plotted other stickups in Hall, Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Mrs.New Jersey. Open Wednesday and Optn Men., Than, and John Bates and Mrs. Edward Os- All the defendants except Friday Nights Friday Nights borne are chairmen. Mrs. Mi- berti pleaded guilty and were chael Markovitch is in charge of Other Stores: New Brunswick, Mtnlo Fork, Perth Amboy, Seiner- given various jail sentences. publicity. Articles for sale include They are Edwin Fuchs, 33 oi ville. Plainfleld, Morristowk, tiavcr, Trenton and UWttown, Pa. clothing, toys, books, hardware, Hackensack, N. J., and Charles an china, glassware and furniture. Delcore, 22, William Turlington 26, and Eugene Erveline, 27, al. slight extra cost. of New York City. Meeting Tonight On Scout Drive HOLMDEL — The Boy Scout finance drive is under way, ac- Hold that cording to Ernest E. Peseux, Bethany Rd., Hazlet, chairman of the special gifts committee. The theme is "Open the Door for^4" The purpose is to enable more boys to participate in the scout program. Others working with Mr. Peseux are Harry S. Willey, Wil- liam H. Potter and Joseph Quail. Joseph Allocco and Kenneth S. Willey are chairmen of the rest dential and business finance drive. John Kirby is captain of the volunteer workers in Old Manor Estates. Persons interested in assisting in (he campaign have been in vited to attend the finance com mittee meeting tonight at 8 In dian Hill School, or to contact Mr. Peseux. Pancake Breakfast Sunday at St. James RED BANK—Tile Family Life Apostolate of St. James Catholic Church is sponsoring its first pancake breakfast Sunday at the St. James Grammar School cafeteria. Breakfast will be served from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m Mr. and Mrs Gregory Hillman, Middletown, are making arrangements for the breakfast.

^•HV vsiv ^av ^H^r WHY PAY MORE? *a tape measure will help you decide which to buy. Measure your space, then come in and see these sofas, won't you? Itis illegal in the Stateof New Jersey (Section 27:5-1 of the Revised Statutes) to post hills, signs or notices on utility poles. The reason CONVENIENT MONTHLY PAYMENTS CAN BE ARRANGED FOR YOUR PURCHASES behind this very wise statute is that posters put up with metal tacks, nails and staples are a real danger to linemen whose service to the public requires them to climb night or day in all kinds of weather. Please respect the law* Keep poles clear and help prevent need' FURNITURE leuaeddento. MIDDLETOWN WEST COMPANY Route 35 and JCP*L NJP*L New Monmouth Rd. 1869 -1963 JSSUSSSa New Shrewsbury KEYPORT, N. J.-FREE PARKING OPPOSITE STORE-3M418I at Route 35 cuEcmn COMTANUS . Shrewsbury Ave. Open Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9:00, ALL 3 FA

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S-T-R-E-T-C-H .ROYAL ADAGIO TIDI C Cl A ^I/C With Stirrups Comp. value LADIES SLACKS Sizes 10-18 Comp. value $9.98 UlnLo 3LAwl\d 100% NYLON FLEECE $2.98 ACETATE TRICOT Sizes 10-18 S-T-R-E-T-C-H Sizes 4-14 Limit 2 LADIfS DUSTERS LUBEX QUILTED $2.00 GIRLS TIGHTS S-T-R-E-T-C-H Comp. value MAN TAILORED Comp. value . (3-fa, 7-14) Limit 2 $2.98 .99 Cl/I D A Dl# A REVERSIBLE Sizes 4-14. Limit 1. LANES BLOUSES Sizes 32-38 $1.98-$2.98 3l\l ITAKKA NYLON QUILTE. D Comp. value $6.98 $3.77 ALL Petites, Juniors, Comp. value fiC ftft FLANNEL LINED Sizes 3-8 Limit 2. QQ LANES WOOL Misses, half sizes $9.95 W«W BOYS CORDUROY Comp. value $1.98 •^.*f Fur Collar w o1 Comp v£due LADIES CAR COATS Sizes 8-18' ° $15.9- 5 $8.77 BOYS SWEATERS-..i™™ WINTER Comp. value BOYS COATS VILE LINED xip-out Orion pile lining* fjC "f'W CANNON BLANKETS WEIGHT $5.98 $3.77 VVt«# -mr^m-vmi* ^^ WEATHER Comp value $11 „ ^\J»t t Comp. value PANTS MEN'S HEAVY 7.5 OZ. TWILL OVERSIZED BATH TOWELS $2.98 .99 •^ l4* Sizes 29-42 Limit,2Comp, value $3.98 51.93 Limit Z Comp. value Limit 2 HAIR SPRAY plus F.E.T. $1.09 .53 Comp. value O7 MENS SPORT SHIRTS Sizes S, M, L $1.98 Limit 1 Comp. value KLEAR STEAM & DRY IRON Friday Only $12.98 Comp. value SO 4 "T JOHNSON'S FLOOR WAX Gallons $3.45 *•••*# Limit 2 Boxes BOX OF 24 OTEX REGULAR OR SUPER .47 Limit 3 HOBBY MODEL KITS Comp. value 98c each 3 for 99c COIUGEVIILE HALLOWEEN COSTUMES .77 PAC BOOTS MEN'S SIZE Comp. value fO CfcQ Sizes to fit ages 3-14 * 6tels EVERE4DY BAHERIES Comp TRANSISTOR 2 BAND RADIO '•-1 $14.99 2 for 15c Comp. value $24.95 . LIMIT 4 BATTERIES FRIDAY MERSPRING G.E. SEALED BEAM comp. value .77 RIB MATTRESS $2.50 ip. value HEADLIGHTS Limit 6 or n Volt $8.98 $3.88 PRICES EFFECTIVE ALL ITEMS WHILE QUANTITIES LAST ON SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OCTOBER 18,19 IN ALL 3 (LAURELTON, SUNDAY ALSO) STORES Courtesy • Qualify • Service "3 GREAT STORES SERVING 2 GREAT COUNTIES" KEYPORT (HAZLET) HIGHWAY 36 EATONTOWN (AT THE CIRCLE) HIGHWAY 33 LAURELTON HIGHWAY 70

Open Daily and Saturday 10-10 a !Laurelton-Only^^pe'n~SundayS'1D'to^l.'AH.PeparTmentsl for the sale of all merchandise) , ©ct 17, 1963 BED BAM JUUSIIft Chester V. Paafcu, and Walter E. JCeattog, Madison; Jota Vta- 15 Mayors Zirpolo of Highland Part, New deputte, Milltovra; Edward Sz- Brunswick, and Woodbridge, re« ezepamJc, Monroe; Jam** Jf speettvely, gave the resolution Flynn Jr., Perth Amboy; (Wil- Back Bonds to Hughes on Monday. liam C. Campbell, Piscatewajf. TREKTON (AP)—The mayon Other mayors signing the pro-Harold H. Poehm, Sayjwlllf; of 15 Middlesex County munic- clamation include: Anthony M. Herbert E. Wright, South Bruns. ipalities have endorsed Gov, Yelencsics, Edison; John P. wick; John George, South'JPtaU}- TOWRtTE? Richard J. Hughes' $750 million Leach, Helmetta; Malcolm S. field, and Edmund J. Lokeir, bond Issue. Kirkpatrick, Jamesburg; John South River. •,. f The mayors urged every cit zen to vote for the bond issue on Nov. 5. Phonal "We see no need (or the citi- "The Place To So For The Brands You Know" Phoning it tft« quickest zens of this state to pay an in wiytoiliariyourMws- come or;sales tax now ilnci l ind to learn what's new this bond proposal serves as it the other end of the sound, sensible alternative," line. The cost is low. resolution'signed by the IS may- HEW JERSEY BEU ors stated. ' Mayors Samuel J, Kronman - ADVERTIBEMINT -

ARTIST'S RE-CREATION of seen* on October-19, 1879, when Thomas Edison (hands Av.lUHc t* ;•» wllr.| bristling red sid#irns. Beauti- in the work at Menlo Park. th» Daroffi. Come in and let rT~'>i ful to see where those adorn Many others had worked on the store with the personal { ments, yet neither had the cap- the incandescent lamp, so many touch give you a private show- ability to brighten the world. that Edison at first had refused ing. Thomas A. Edison plucked to enter the field. An incandes- Suits from .$75.00 hairs trom the faces of both cent lamp was no secret; the Kreusi and MacKenzie as the means of making one cheap- fall of 1879 closed in on his re- ly was highly elusive. OPEN WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P. M. search laboratory at Menlo Park. Abrupt Change of Mind Edison desperately sought a fil- Edison changed his mind ab- ament for his new incandescent ruptly in the sunttner of J878, lamp: why not try that which when he visited Wallace and stared him in the face every Sons laboratory in Connecticut. day? The Menlo Park genius "stood So into a special furnace went enraptured as he watched Pro- the bits of beard and sideburns, fessor Wallace's crude generator to be carbonized tor possible use light up eight arc lamps, Edi- WITH JUST era rent-sized home loan payment* as a filament. Kreusi's beared son "sprawled over a table with LITTLE SILVER the simplicity of a child," mak- month, your money pays off principal and interest- provided hardier in a lamp test than MacKenzie's sideburns, a ing calculations. FAMILY PHARMACY MONMOUTH meets taxes and insurance premiums, too—until you matter of possible research in- Then he turned to Wallace and own, free and clear. terest, but neither's facial deco- said, with candor: 493 PROSPECT AVE. LITTLE SILVER Call 741-1121 or 747-01*4 for Fast, ft— Dollvtry Stop by, ask for full details this week! rations burned more than a few "I can beat you making elec- seconds before expiring. tric lights] I don't think you are Lab Curiosities working in the right direction." Bed Bank Neither Kreusi nor MacKenzie A week later Edison boldly an suffered shame; their hairs nounced from his New Jersey [INSURFD joined the long and growing list laboratory in Middlesex County of filament failures—baywood, that he could make electricity cedar shavings, plumbago, coco- a cheap and practical substitute AND LOAN ASSOCIATION nut fibers, flax, fishline, punk, X BROAD ST. • RED BANK, N. J. for gas. Rival electrical experts twine and a hundred and more scoffed. The public believed Ed "Where You Save Docs Make n Difference !" substances. ison, for he was "The Wizard of Most "worked," as laboratory MEMBER OF THE SAVINGS AND LOAN FOUNDATION, INC Menlo Park"; the gas makers SPONSOR OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT IN curiosities. Platinum would believed him too. LOOK. READER'S DIGEST AND NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC, work, too, but at, such prohibi- tive . cost that electric lights Knew the Secret Member Federal Home Loan Bank System would be the playthings of kings Gas stocks everwhere plunged. CARPET SALE alone. Edison sought to make the The stock market in London reported gas stock off 12 per cent. Gas men knew that this was no laughing matter. Sale Price Includes Complete Installation with Heavy Pad! r Edison did know the secret. He proposed to subdivide cur- his is one of the greatest carpet clearances of the year! rent, runing it on wires to in dividual lights or machines. He andler & Worth has assembled remaining stocks of sbime , < lacked one little item: a long' of the more popular carpetings of the recent selling sea- ' * , \ burning incandescent lamp. With- out the lamp, electricity must son, and priced them for the quickest possible clearance. r remain a giant groping in the ome as early as you possibly can, to get best selection „ * darkness. of colors and textures. x\l Eyewitnesses told of Edison's torture. He sat up night after night; running his fingers through his bushy hair or savagely bit- 100% DuPONT 501 ^ ing off the ends of unlit cigars. He took morphine to ease a tor- turous pain in his eyes. He tried NYLON TEXTURED BROADLOOM filament after filament. All failed. Installed Oyer Then, early in October, Edison This outstanding carpet carries a 10- put a piece of sewing thread in- Heavy to the furnace and careful- ear guarantee of wear. The low tale ly charred it. The carbonized Waffle thread glowed, but sickly burned price includes expert tacldess installa- out. Edison saw something, how- Cushion • ever; he recognized that his fu- ion over Goodrich sponge rubber pad. ture might well rest on a thread. Worked All Day n 10 wonderful colors. CUMBERLAND FARMS On Sunday, October 19, 1879, $0.95 Edison and his assistants worked COUNTRY FRESH all day. They inserted a thread filament into a bulb, sealed it and carefully exhausted the vac- 8 uum within the bulb. At about 8 p.m., all was set, the electric DuPONT 501 NYLON TWIST ICE current was turned on. The little lamp glowed, red- dish but feeble. So had hundreds Installed Over of others. This lamp burned on A wonderful tale price for this long- —five minutes, 10 minutes, an Heavy hour. Edison and his aides joked wearing beautiful twist broadloom, to relieve the tension. Some CREAM place bets on when the light Waffle guaranteed to wear 10 yean. Seven WITH THIS would go out. CHOOSE FROM The ligjit burned on, all night, exciting colon. • : Cushion VALUABLE all day, all the next night and 22 DELICIOUS FLAVORS COUPON on into Tuesday, October 21. At OFFER GOOD THllRS., THRU SUN, the end of 40 hours, Edison yielded to scientific temptation. $0.95 He forced the lamp to take successively higher voltages, unti "in a dazzle of brightness," the 8 glow vanished. THE FINEST BREAD AVAILABLE Talked Not at All < This time Edison talked not a Better get here early for these fantasticalfy priced all. A restive world, including fi- "specials." These are items that must be liquidated nancial backers, stewed impa at once. Bring measurements. We cannot offer tiently. Edison substituted car- "Early Shopper" Specials 1 BREAD bonized cardboard for carbonizei Home Shopping on these because they are priced MILK SOLIDS ADDED — FULL POUND LOAF thread, the lamp life Went up to below original cost. 175 hours. The way was clearly lft: incandescent light was Original Sale Original Sale ready source of brightness. Price Price Price Price, (persq. yd.) The rest of the Edison lamp (persq.yd.) 100% PURE story is established history, o 93—Brown Wool Tweed $ 8.95 $4.00 48—Beige 501 Nylon Textured 9.95 5.00 New Jersey, and of the world 122—Flame Wool Tweed 8.95 4.00 44—Green Wool Random Sh'red 10.95 5.00 Sweet Apple Switch on your light for proof, 76—Avocado Wool Textured 8.95 4.00 and remember as Edison did 47—Beige Acrilan Plush 11.95 6.00 that if the way in the darkness 35—Briar Wool Textured 8.95 4.00 48—Beige Wool Twist *....' 10.95 6.00 85—Mushroom Wool Wilton 10.95 5.00 33—Beige Suede Velvet .12.95 6.00 Gal Pike on Panel 70—Aqua Nylon Twiit 9.95 5.00 39—Sand Orion Sculptured 10.95 7.00 Contents 42—Coppertone Nylon Cobblest'ne .. 9.95 j 5.00 < CIDER NEW YORK — Charles M. 56—Butternut 501 Nylon Twist 10.95 7.00 Pike, executive director, Mon- 64—Blue Nylon Textured 9.95 5.00 0 ti mouth County, N.J., Planning V Board, was a panelist at the ^ Gal. Cont. 18th annual regional conference of the Regional Plan Association BUDGET TERMS Tuesday at the Statler Hilton PHONE FOR Hotel. ViL>: ti(A:, .:t'kW.'.'WJh'YHWDUnS-bAKEB COOPS-CONFECTIONS Bill 1^ IN THE Policy changes needed for Im- HOME SHOPPING FAMOUS proving regional transportation in JUG the New York Metropolitan Area Eatontown Store: SANDLER & WORTH CUMBERLAND FARMS MILK were discussed. Gov. Richard J- Hughes of New Jersey addressed Liberty 2-2200 KOUTE 35, EATONTOWN the conference at the luncheon Traffic Circle meeting on the subject, "Inter- Our man will bring sam- Libert/ 2-2200 state Co-operation to Plan the 164 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK Men, Wed, Frl. 11 ajn. to 9>00 p.m. Metropolis." ples to your home . . . will -Toetj Thur* Sat. 9i30 am. to 3/30 p.m. measure and estimate 604 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN Other Store* Rt. 22, Springfield) Rt. 4, Paromui ond «f. 44, Woyn» Buying or selling? Use the without obligation. Open 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. >even doyi—W« reserve tht right to limit quantities Register Classified for quick results.—Advertisement. reckless toattitts drivtog to On &« ootoHery (jttettlon of M ;B£D BANK REGISTER Tlwnday. Oct 17, Driver of Car which Mrs. at Gkclamo pleaded Studies Europe's \\xnu* tUffr wWApi* » lot Us. guiltguiltyy. // Candidate* et cMivtnci|| tor m to i^U for M, u a*t t«« a p^ sty Public toads and to qwrtroct wptoraas -, Magistrate Retnllatff continued School Policies ao4 Informed butm In our pin mti* MonaMMb and That Hit Hoim UMU Oct. 23 a heartis for Law B> «n in«pe tnd sates fax. 1 1 Bond Issue; COBM not k.good oonsdenfee far! protection we leave ourselves J. New Jersey PuMo Bulldtog New Jersey Counties; rence Sdjejd. 209 Second Ave. ojsen, to dirty living, oonrbshm and Woo is charged with drunke ther the-burden of the already and Construction Bond issuesse;' t. Farm Land Assessment revenue. Governor Hughes' plan llMiealth. Pays Fine of driving. haryssed Imne owner wjth ad^ 3. Veterans' Tax Exemption and Amendment. OCBAN TOWNSHIP -Magis- f floating a $750 mllHoh bond is- dWonal taxes at thli ;tlme. The More state aid: to education, Senior Citizens' Tax Exemption— trate D«vM Resnikoff fined Mrs: Testimony by police' indicate< sue to be liquidated with turnpike especially to provide higher sal' toll revenue in my opinion is problem of air pollution' is a Constitutional Amendments; Buying < or selling? Use the Barbara Be~Glrt>lamo, Lake St., Mr. Scheid was zig-zagging eas arlej to teacher's, in »ute colleges. Register Classified for quick re- on Sunset Ave. at an excessivi much more preferable than other preitlngonc. The air pollution i» 4. New Jersey Legislative re- Oakhurst, % 15 and $5 courts costs LEO WEINSTE1N: 1. New Jer- quest to United States Congress suits.—Advertiaeaaeiit. last night for driving her car in- rate of speed before the chargi roposed 'broad base' taxes. especially acute in New Jersey to a hoUU. < was made. This -accident occurred Oct. 3 Mr. Scheid requested, the de Open 9:30 to 9:30, Saturday to 6 at 2:55 a.m., as Mrs, De Girola- lay in the hearing to get & law md's'xsx left the road and "hit yer. He said he had prevlousl' the home of A. F. Belott, 191 been convicted of drunken drh Highland Rd., Oakhurst. Damage ing while stationed with the Armj was slight and has since been re- In Germany. Under state law paired. , i anyone convicted twicfe of drunk Magistrate fteenikoH allowed a en driving is subject to at lea rediictiopjij .thfe charge from a $500 fine. . TOY$;f 5WEETIN6CARDS •GIFTS 'ARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES Clyde W. Slocum WEST LONG BRANCH — Dr. By Mersman! Classic Provincial, Smart Contemporary ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS Clyde^ W. Slocum, director of the, evening division of Mohmouth Established I Telephone College, will embark on a study 1884 • SH 1-0001 of reforms and policy making in Scandinavian and Soviet edu- 17 Broad St. RED BANK cation Nov. 10. •/ The European trip is under the combined auspices of the Nationa School Boards Association, the $59-95 IMPORTANT ANTIOUIS 40-ytor colkcHon) International Commission of Phi Delta Kappa and the Compara- to tive Education Society. PUBLIC AUCTION Dr. Slocum of Oakhurst, will THE NATHAN BIJUR'S and OTHERS leave with nearly 100 American Exceptional Value at this Price! 242 BATH AVE. educators. They will visit with LONG BRANCH, N. J. educators in Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Moscow and Leningrad SAT., OCT. 26 - 9 AM^ in the USSR, and Finland. RAfN OR SHINE Leonardo Resident tXHIBJT — THURS.. OCT. 24 —.12- 6 P.M. Uwely Stetaww inud pluot Bare mw\n child', bureau: nice Is Shower. JUostess H»wJ(»Uier'«. Terry and bracket docks! (J) fine 1175 Dine corner ciM(bwm«j ilant top and library duki; Wind** and Bush cnaln: nil* tavern saw buck and hutch tablei; stands) unusual • reeli MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. An- ant •pumUii wheels; pine, cherry and mahogany bureaus; etc! thony J. Bottone, Lyndhu'rst, was 30 Oriental ruga (sold 1 p.m.) primitive and flne old oil paintings; 2 Facture Nautical collection. Antiques wrought Iron, brass, given a surprise baby shower omer anil pester; Waterfpra. Sandwich,'fine and cut Klasi; Vic- Sunday in the home of Mrs. loriaa tqu; exquisite palate* limoies; Meissen, Majolica; etc!! Lawrence J. Policastro, 40 Com Hundredt ol collector Items 11 ' DON'T MISS Ting SALE ! monwealth Ave. Hostess was Mrs. Letter & Robert Slatoff—Auctioneers—Trenton Donald McCooey of Leonardo. Mrs. Bottone is the former Mar- garet A. Stoye of Navesink. Guests were Mrs. Angelo Bot- tone and Miss Jane Behan, Keans- burg; Mrs. Charles Speed, River- dale; Mrs. Michael deHaan, Rum- son; Mrs. Frank Verrange, Lin- GEO. C. 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_Jp _ 1 ' • ' ... \ IS-Hwrkday, Oct 17, J963 RED BANK REGISTER Hold 2 Boys ;.,.'> , REMOOEUNG OR ADDING ON? In Silver COBBII n for Fn* briaotu , • HUH-— A HfnnJ 0«^«Allam Dollars Theft iranmi w wm FTEUWKH^ RED BANK — Two local juve- v rOfCSM) r QtlOS 9 PlHMDlRflJ • Sclmc* Kitcbtnt • Hooting niles have been arrested In con- • TIM latfcrooiM • Attics Finitl»d nection with the theft of approxi- • Twim arranged . . . »o dew* payment • Add Comfort and ComwnbMt to your prawat komall mately $70 from a vacant store at 39 Broad St. BIRCH CONTRACTING COMPANY The money, in the form of sil- Tel. 741-7733 ver dollars, was part of a promotion display of the Greater Red Bank Chamber of Com- merce.

Police said a 14-year-old youth Stwp Nff^y 'HI 1:30 YOUR BURGLAR BAIT? has admitted taking the money rift on Oct, 5. He told police he found the rear store door open '( and found thfc money near the door. Police said the money was in the store's front window. CONTINUES WEEK!K Police said the youth took die money home and hid it under his Ift Om» AI*Qt la TM« Araa . . . Ow «0 Seperate Htlrim v.._ ^, . .. . Ml CMM.Y *« H porch. He later gave the money . . . Mtreh ... data «wii»Uai MaU It So t**fl S* laty *r» flrwn, T«*f IccaH T«i «w*r Shfl* Ra«l to a 15-year-old youth. HRST AND ONLY SHOWING IN TH* MIDDtETOWN ARIA Police said the. 15-year-old and another youth went to linden on Monday to spend some of the i i money. The. youths apparently were exchanging the silver dol Iars for bills. A stofe owner became suspicions and'alerted Lin' den police. When police approached the pair, the boy who had received Often burglars-like fish to bait-go straight the money from the H-year-oId, fled. Police were able to learn to the spot where your valuables are so care- his identity from the third boy. fully hidden. Fire, flood, misplacement He later implicated the 14-year- old as the one that took the •y-i;.'j. "steal" valuables, too! Be sure your valu- money. . ' ' ,' ables are protected, yet conveniently avail- Police said about $45 of the able-rent a SAFEDEPOSTTboxhere/wnv/ missing money has been recovered. They reported that the Centtaweekl •> father of the. IS-jear-old boy has promised to make, restitution for the remainder of the funds.' The 14-year-oJd is now in the county juvenile shelter. The other boy has been released in custody of his parents. Both will receive •.^WiiiJMIw;, hearings before juvenile authori- way) ties in Freehold.

{1 Legionnaires Set room, Conference Next Weejt TRENTON — Post and county commanders, chairmen of stand- Ing committees and members of 145 American Legion posts in At- lantic, Burlington, Cftmden, Cape Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I WJ»H >^k. »H»» N t»^ — May, Cumberland, Gloucester, IOUED ARM II" SOFA Monmouth, Ocean and Salem I HI h«ck MMrtiy trittMd ..-_ ;.„.. 10 CONVENIENT OFFICES i,.1, ••(!•;".•••-/;•• • Counties, will attend a 'district 1 ioiis' aui CHAIR • conference'with department Le- RED BANK NEW SHREWSBURY HOWELL TOWNSHIP gion officials at the Home of WISI -' Win: C9IH ',•• I W|>il MWipjWf KEYPORT ENGLISHTOWN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (2) Shoemaker' Post, American Le- I NUTMl* MAKE UMr TABLE PPMnflRy •WraatNnMfl ..t."..-j.»..'«™»iiiii'| FREEHOLD (2) LITTLE SILVER gion, Burlington Rd., Bridgeton, next Thursday at iB pjn. DROHJAF TEA WAGON Franklin R. Sickle, Hacketts- A-'MM'-IW i»»d H»l*t-_-- ~. town, recently . elected depart- SAUM ROCKIR .'•-:.• ^, ment commander, wjll address the conference, the purpose of which is to familiarize post and t county officers with the Legion's *.' •/•;•>••' programs and to coordinate Le- [SOLID CHERRY 26" COMMODE TAlLES gion activities in each of the ; Or S4" C«kHril takto ...„..,....„: .__-. counties. - I EXTRA M.USH SWIVEL ROCKER , mHr Mm , ;' '' •' ' •.•«••••'"• ™ :^. WESTBROOK HEADS GOP RED BANK — John Westbrook of I23 Bank St. was elected to •. -•• i the board of directors of the Federated Republican Club, at a EILIs^^ meeting last week in Republican " '. ' .v \'%> •', > •...'..,.-..• -/r"'-• V^-V A ,• .r- j" . Headquarters, 58 Monmouth St. ; ,/*;. • ;-6•'•,.•?;.;••;.:<• Westbrook is • GOP county immitteeman for the borough's SPECIAL TERMS; TOO! Oth district. nu DICORATOR swvici ;*VAIUIL|' New Shirt Shift Printed Pattern 1964 Deluxe 23* Console TV 23" overaK diae. picture men.. 280 sq-.tn. r«ct pfctum MM

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CLIP COUPON FOR S0c| in Rear of Store Entrance FREE-PATTERN -In big -n Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog, Just'1 •••.-•':•'•..'.,."i/';-'• ' NOTE — WE SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL out! 354 design Ideas. Send S0|. untt (or catalog. ) '•A,'! SBuUer truck* unless (a; 4—Improved tccreational fctcfl- sbou3d be ^jtiffliiftfd until the! line with tills, council hopeful Question bsuance-df RriMiijg Permit Rap Closed ftles 'mfit program* for ,-yoitttg master plan l« fully implement- George W. Connor declared that KEANHJUSO - Th. Moots. * ed." "parks are in a iwtral state to'bowd mim- The ehtege rtctSlw by Itoauu Deltm. Mr. Hyme called for a year- of disrepair and unsafe tor our boanl'c former objection to tffitoflm of testate buUd- Pl.^Mr. Daton sought «ie v«fl- Sessions Of ing code in place of present round recreational program. In children." TJ» tack of tot area to proportion,, aodtied of tte luutnc* or «;build. chinge .far current codes. Is a reductiodi n of four ef- *• "timber of •partmento Ing permit for an pputnwnt built .'(^Restoration of memorial project aUg«U» viol,tlng' the ipwtmenti to Borp Council trees and preservation of natur- mejte w&h two jbodMAns^acn. However, the board Monday The board agreed - to request from Building Inspector Percy MATAWAN — Local RepubU al assets of the borough. PHONE NOW. A phone cart The permit to begln^wutruc- pointed out that current plaiit can candidate* have rapped May- from you can give so "* Ko'ject, to be?built tl0*» was granted shortly after the stilt' violate zoning requirement"! Matthews the plot plan of a one- With reference to the need for Unatster*, Sto., Is or John W. Applegate and the much pleasure, yet costs appUcatifc was lubmttted late in by failing to provide enough family dwelling to be constructed : a Tax Commission, Councilman (he wnle M'Oft one on a Jot at Main St. and BroanderDemocrat - controlled Borough Edward E. Hyme, candidate for SO little. NEW JERSEY BELL ConateucUoaf hai not parking spaces for the 41 units Council for "the abused practice' by the. and by aJlowing only 10 feet ofPI. the proposed specifications mayor, remarked, '!No.,one man on the building permit issued for of closed executive, sessions of set back clearance at the rear 1 : can do th« job adequately on a of the propertyv rather than the the Structure, being built by thecouncil/' - \. ./'••• '• •.' :• -,' ;• part-time basis. We need a com- required 20 feet. : Cartnilll Corp. appeared to the'The ' campaign committee mittee of knowledgeable,, compe- board to violate «he ronlng ordi- adopted the following six-plank tent citizens to Investigate , in- The latter violation would in nance for the area': part be corrected by the pro- platform: ' '••"' /„• equitfes of our assessment proposed cession of Love La. by the 1—Tax relief through acquisi- gram, and study the use of our borough to the Palsy Tucker tion of desirable industry in thetax dollars," Corp., builders of the project, New lawyers Feted borough and creation, of. indus- Frank J. Ferrano, council can- according to Board Secretary TRENTOri (AP) — Two hun-trial and tax commissions to didate, noted that land is one of Eugene Connelly. But Dr. Frank dred new lawyers were sworn in study Income and outlay. the- borough's most valuable .as- A. Miele, board chairman, Monday by Chief Justice Joseph 3—Speedy implementation of sets. Pointing out that the mas- pointed out that the violation still Weintraub in the State Supreme the master plan study. ' ter'plan study will soon be un- existed, since the cession • had CHEEtTTHE FOLKS Court chambers. 3—Open council meetings. der way, he said, "All variances not yet been made. Afterward -the hew lawyers With 38 or 39 parking spaces were taken to lunch at a local FAMILY BARGAIN WORLD OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY! provided for on the plans, ac- hotel by the State Bar Associa- Thurs., Fri., 10 a.m. to 9 pan.—Sot. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. cording to the board, zoning re- tion. V quirement for one and a half parking spaces per unit, 63 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD spaces In this instance,' was not LIQUIDATORS! At RT. S5 SHREWSBURY AT THE RED BANK LINE met. STRETCH (ACROSS FROM MAYFAIR MARKET) The board consequently re- solved to send a letter to Bor- Enlin* Store Buyers ANY 1YPE STOCK or PART WANTED ough Attorney George E. Ostrov CALL 747-9813 or 354-5250 asking why the amended plans for the apartment project had not been referred back to the ON SALE FRIDAY, 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Board of Adjustment. OVER 300 TO CHOOSE FROM In the same letter the board will ask thV oorougli attorney Typical Examples why It had not been notHJe* of INFANTS' & « recent decision by the borough magistrate upholding the validity for the stars In a Sarong of the truck parking ban in a res- Crlss-Cross bra. Never rides CHILDREN'S idential zone.. ,-":' up. Each side moves sepa- Hundreds Of; The decision.Was made by the rately .."Ssbyou^ can. move I magistrate last week accord- Other Famous ing to Borough Manager C. Ber- nard Blum, ;who' put in a brief appearance at the meeting Mon Brand Items NONE ; day night '•'• . ,; - for foil d«t»ij«; hirn fo The zoning cdde prohibits park- HIGHER ing of any .trucks three quarter Not Advertised ton or larger anywhere in a res* SHOES dential zone, and bars parking ,W Nationally advertised up to 4.95

COLD WEATHER WILL SOON WE HIRE! : It's |o*t around the eeratr and YBb'4 betttr be rtady with Prown't item wlnd«w> te.ktep our Hit drafty cold " •Kfatl bills. . AT PROWN'SJOU CAN BUY EVERYTHING FOR QUALITY ALUMINUM HALLOWEEN COMBINATION 80 Assorted lollypeps 69* 100 Assorted lollypops - 89* READY MADE STORM and SCREEN Large package candy corn .... 29* Larqar-packaqe ciqareH* candy --29* KITS Pkg. of 8 pumpkin morshma|k*w» ...-29V and oHier fine Halloween candles as low as Hill billy, lady and men, FANTASTIC SELECTION beatniks, gypsies, vamp, roaring 20's, Cleopatra, Btastrels and more. for COSTUMES Selections Includes' >(J* Largest Bunny - Witch - Clown * FULLY INSTALLED! Cinderella - Cleopatra Selection Thaw art triple track, fully wcatlwr stripped windows- Skeleton - Mr. President OF *• I-Z tilt kind that can be.cleanad from th« fnildt. up MAD! Of ALCOA ALUMINUM. And MiMmlxr.tbi -George Jetsbn MASKS Uw prfc* iKliidti tm IMMlllHel ' First lady - Ben Casey NO MONEY DOWN and many others l 5<*o 3" i Famous Jullllard*| First Payment Next Year! Costumes Include MASKS FREE Trick or Treat Shrunken You'll Discover Bag with Each Costume fv, WOOLAND ALUMINUM HEADS PROWN'S HAS Pfcg.ftf 25 Trick or Treat Boeji ..10ft '<•'•:"•'•''•'•'...: Combination Carrying Trick or Treat Bogt ,.]Q^ «g. $ 00 MOHAIR DOORS! 39* to 1 SELECTION Pdrty Favors, CASH AND CARRY SWEATERS OF LATEST TYPE F«H *M Inch thlek door that Napkins, Plates, HATS comti compltrt, rtady to hang. !•* ttondard tlt.s—32^x80W Cups, Table Clothes Hill billy hats, derbies, hand knitted In Italyl WINDOW •nd Ji"x80Vj". A tremendoui high hats, witch's hats, SHAPES vatoe at this low prtctl - PLASTIC CAVEMAN CLUBS hobo hats and others. •ring your relltn, MW ihadis put »n your rallirs wkllt yoa OLD RELIABLE LANTERNS - WINDOW DECORATIONS wait. Up to 71 iMfcu'wldt IN Wall Decorations stock. Decorator colon and "•EASY TO HANG patMrns-scallop and f r I n « • ..and anything and tbados too. ALUMINUM Wigs - Mustaches

' , ' ";.V .'•' •'• • • Combination everything else for Make-Up Kits "\ Similar sweaters DOOR HALLOWEEN RUG Avtragt da-lt-younclrcr can hang |95 are selling across the Mill door In 25 mlnutei. Hat; 2-glau, 2-Krt** InwrH, automatic cloiure, nation for 16.95 CLEANING ftorm chain and is fully weothsr _TIME!_ itripptd. Unmistakable quality.. .pure luxury FAMOUS JERRY FREE .?in every handstitoh.Big, bulky and " LATEST STYLES " FREE EXTRA GLOVE .,". beautiful jViqur Juilliard sweaters in ALUMINUM INSIDE AIR 'f.a blend|ng tii5O% wool, 45X mohair, BISSELL Combination WITH PURCHASE Or with îsj/'lon for extra durability! SHAMPOO CONDITIONER COVER Cabl&ront V-neck pullovers, cardigan* MASTER DOOR i95 WITH PLAYTEX RUBBER GLOVES and more! (Dolors galore! S-M-L-XL. A *try (tardy door with ANODIZED with FINISH to rwiltt pitting, corroding PURCHASE OF HE«rt WHY • W. Mil for uih snlyl md oildlilng. New 4-hinge style, rain HEAVY DUTY ore edil h FREE H" em* gad wpamlon bottom. oil 3 gloves . . . * "" " EASY-TO-FIT , w# hoy§M (r ,d|t |ol|rt| Six* Rug Cltoning BAKED ON ENAMEL i AT lOIIlT HAll • y»» M« fctniw* w ml OUTSIDE Liquid—Both Only AIR CONDITIONER $ 98 6.98 WHITE Card Table and 4 Chairs 16 ALUMINUM COMBINATION COVER • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY Dally & Saturday 8 A.M.-5:S0 P.M. Reg. 3.98 - Vi GAL. BOTH FOR Wed. and Frl. 'til 9 P.M. DOOR ONLY "Between Yanko's & Reuullles" BISSELL RUG A rtolly btauriful looking door. You'll 198 love t*t bright cltan look of malnten- 50 CLEANING SHAMPOO mce*hte while aluminum. 2 glau, 2- ALWAYS FREE tcne* Inwiti *lui rh* fine hardware SHAMPOO _vojld_exptet.:l«"_go with Ad -|ovelyL,,, KEANSBURO: RT; 36 door. FROWN'S 32 Brood St. SHodyslde 1-7500 Red Bcmh ASIURY PARK I PERTH AMBOY lit II « AUuiry f«rk Clrelt I 311 Smltk St^ W«« •! R.R. Stm. '. |U« Oct. 17, 1963 BJED BANK REGISTER pottery, extowui Bimit Mi oesign.' Gutirie, Red Baafc torn fln*s*t r Professkmal w^"~7> "TT* E — Mutin G«y, Jeff Bland, Michael Lonergan, awards are Murie^tynch. Hw- unusual; Doris Price, lincroft, •on of Mr. ud Mrs. Kenneth Sydney Smith, Susan Weideman, lett^M..; Iff.Mrs. . AlaAlan TJMSYMT< * LBVA]- hid modeled, awt • MiWre* Grey, Elyer Ter., celebrated his Edward and Joel Kaplan and his In Ceramics Show lette, formerly Ea-tonUiwn, Morano, Matawan, •^hth'birthday Oct. 8 at a lunch- brother David and sister Yona, EATONTOWN — Twelve tro- All top awards in the teenage em! P»ty in his home. Gathering all of Middletown. phies and 248 ribbons were and children divisions went to awarded by Rev. Stanley M. ceramists out of the shore area. Wooiley, Jr.. vicar of St. James Mary Jane Weisse, Keansburg; Episcopal Church, at the and Frances Morano, Mabawan, ohurch's sixth annual ceramic won, second place awards for show staged last weekend In the their entries. parish liall, Broad St. Shore ceramists in the amateur -There were more than 350 en-category who won first awards tries in the event under the chair- in the adult divisions are manship of p. C. Dlsbrow and Gertrude McLane, Hazlet, > with H. R. Sherwood, both of Long Branch. three firsts in water etch, majolica and china painting; 'Raymond From Big Brook Studio, Anne M. Disbrow, West Long Branch, Naslonski, 40 Barkalow Ave., undefglaze decoration; Helen THE COLORFUL Freehold, won an eagle trophy Porter, Monmouth Beach {or best ', amateur; Dorothy wipe dry; Muriel Lynch, Harlet, Banks, Cornwel]* Heists, Pa., glaze pottery; Jean Rice,,liaton- best profession*!; Signe- Height, town, underglate ;d8ottr£tion; LATEX PAINT Toms Biver, best1 teenage,'. and 1 (brushwork) and porcelamMnce jJavid Wnittey , West Nyack, Anne Naslonski, porctyajn; flow N. Y., best. in tte cfifdlwn'- ' *- ets and hand modeled statt;. Rosi is recommended by teadinginUrior vision. " ' . Richards, Keyport, ftaee form; TIIOPHY WINNERS at the St. JameiEpiicopal ; Grace Apgar-of ;Blg Brook Stu- Hazel' Brenner, Red Bank, mis- decorators for walls, ceilings and trim, dio, Marlboro, was runner-up in of Eatontown Ceramic Show are presented awardi SaJv cellaneous; : J o h n ;; Iârtenope, the professional class a|ktJ«an Oceanpori, mosaics;. Jeai Its 200 (Mgtzifie-featureii colon blend urday in the parish hall by Rev. Stanley M. Wooiley, FASTEST GROWING BANK IN CENTRALgEY Rice of Eatontown, third place Mackey, Keansburg, fired ,Btair beautifully with th< latest In fabrics and Jr., Vicar. David Whitney, Nyack, N.Y., was winner of i in the amateur division. ' carpeting. Spiff/* luxurious satin finish it i perfect the children's division, and Mrs. Ann Naslorisla,'Freehold, decorative touch everywhere. best amateur entry, in the sixth annual event staged last weekend. , " •v" EAST ORANGE MILL END SHOPS 150 Attend Completes Course GOP Kickoff MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - One hundred and fifty guests attend ed a kick-off dance Saturday evening in the Oak Shades Fire House, sponsored by the township GoiJd Government Republi- 187 DESIGNS-46 5 SOLIDS can , ciub. ; Nevin Boate, master of cere- ALL EXCLUSIVELY OURS! monies, introduced the officers of the Club—Mrs. Frank Mitch- ell, president; George Brenon, \Phke and Reg. Colors vice president,rand Mrs. Wil- liam Henderson, secretary. Ifcn- Hand Prints by COHAMA Gal. ald Cacase, president of the new- *5.55 ly-formed Matawan Township Re- publican Club, also was present- Silk Brocades by COHAMA Coma in today for ed. yourSpiffy color book. Ifs an invaluabl* aid Guests who spoke briefly were Pvt. Thomas P. Rodrford Panel Prints by MIRAJ to creative dtcoral- Sen. Richard R. Stoiit; and, A*, FORTi GORDON, Ga. — Army ing. Only 10* semblymen Irving E. Keith !«nd Alfred N. Beadleston. Pvt. Thomas P. RocHprd, 17, Damasks by MORECCO son of Mrs. Helen E. Rochford, Frank Devino and Sigmund Ko- 55 Linden PI.,,Red Bank, N.VJ., walski, Republican candidates for completed an eight-week .radio Ombres by LANSCOTT the Township Committee, also relay and carrier operation course spoke. at. The Southeastern Signal KIMMERLE PAINT School, here, Oct. 4. • • . •} Bennie Sclbek and his orches- Stem by ROBERTO-STERNE tra provided' music for dancing. Rochford entered the; .Army in Mr. find Mrs. J. J. Brady, April and completed basic train- & WALLPAPER CO. Strathmore, won the waltz con- ing at Fort Dix, N. J. He ât- Linen Prints by CHARLES test,*- "and Mr. and Mrs. John 20 WHITE ST. („ , . , i,,) RED BANK tended Red Bank Catholic High, h parkil a Moccij Jr., Oa]c* Shades, won theSchool. Telephone 747-1129—We Deliver twist .contest. Optn a Charge Account Today—Frtc Delivery A buffet supper was served. George Brenon, general chair- and many others by the man, was assisted by Fred Dom- Heads Officer inick and Harry Geist. Student Unit'»* *•;• World's Finest Designers... FORT MONMOUTH . — Maj. Norman' G. Wilier, formerly of All Priced Below Their Regular Vorues - Minneapolis, Minn., has been assigned as commanding officer of the Officer Student Detachment at the U.S. Army Signal School here, Our Workroom Will Custom-Make Your Brig. Gen. John C- Monahan, signal school commandant, announced. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Miller, of 4642 Cam- FOR PER RAYCO BRAKE den Ave., Minneapolis. As com- PAIR manding officer, Maj. Miller is DRAPERIES responsible for the administration and training of an annual average LINED OR WHINED • • • DRAW DRAPERIES 1N0LUDED of over 2,000 student officers at- ADJUSTMENT tending the Signal School. He is a veteran, of 20 years military service. For 10 years a member of the Marine Corps, tie FROM OUR READY-MADE DEPT.- served with the 3rd Marine Di- rision during World War 11 and CUSTOMIZED MOM with the 235th Observer Battalion X WEEK ONLY in Korea during the Korean War. Prior to his arrival here last BEDSPREADS 9 month, he was assigned to the U.S. Army Signal Agency in Tai- wan. »230 NEW DECORATOR DESIGNS AND COLORS! TO He and his wife, Dorothy, now • STYLES, COLORS AND SIZES TO FIT ANY BED I 4 p A CA •eside in Asbury Park. MATCHING DRAPERIES ALSO AVAILABLE! 15» Duck Hunting , COME IN OR CALL TO INQUIRE ABOUT OUR. Sea§on to Open TRENTON (AP) — New Jer- sey's duck hunting season will open at noon on Oct. 26. RE-UPHOLSTERY DEPT. Sensational Safety Special! Rayco brake Officials of the State Conser- specialists will • remove front wheels vation Department predicted a • inspect linings, drums, hoses, grease much better season than last OUR QUALITY WORKMANSHIP INCLUDES: seals • check hydraulic system, includ- year due to a good duck breed- 1. Completely remove old fabrics . . . 7. Retle sprUgi with imported Italian twin*- ing season. ing master cylinder • adjust brakes 8«way, tie ... The first half of the duck sea- 2. Thoroughly sterilize your furniture ... 8. Repad back, arms and seats ... son will end at sunset Nov.. 16, 3. Redowel and reinforce frames . . . The second half runs from noon 9. Replace old cushions . 4. New webbing or sagless construction . . . RAYCO'RELIANT'MUFFLERS Dec. 13 to sunset Jan. 4. Geese 10. All frames polished . . . RAYCO SEAT BELTS and brant may be hunted' from 5. Replace worn springs,. . . 11. Free estimate in your home .".• A quality muffler - Certified, top qual Oct. 26 to Jan. 3. , 6. Reset springs for comYortable seating . . . 12. AH. work guaranteed .... <. .fornoiselessdriving. ity belts! Choice of i Daily bag limits are: 3 for new decorator colors. Real gas economy. ducks, 2 for geese and 6 for brant. typical valu< LARGEST SELECTION OF RE-UPHOLSTERY FABRICS IN NEW JERSEY .98 .95 9 5 (ACH RUN INSTALLED FREE INSTALLED FREE SLIPCOVER JUST NORTH OF EATONTOWN CIRCLE SPECIAL ANY ONE OF THESE CREDIT CARDS ON ROUTE 35—LI 2-1333 • SOFA OPENS AN ACCOUNT AT RAYCO SHOWROOM HOURS: MILL ENO SHOPS and MAJOR GASOLINE COMPANIES Monday to Friday • CHAIR AMERICAN EXPRESS In a Sarorig CrIss-Cross girdle 9:00 to 5:30 137-B BROAD ST. (4 Cushions) DINBftS' CLUB - CARTE BLANCHE or panty girdle. Freedom to Saturday 8:30 to 5:00 move In complete Comfort, • Overbloeked Lets, you mov«... keeps you Seams smooth. R6D BANK •Heavy Duty for personal fitting Of her Stores at: 2ippen * Corded Seams REG. 99.50 MRS. LUELLA FOLEY East Orange, Fair Lawn, Morristown CHARGE IT AT RAYCO RAYCO lor full

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NOW A COLONEL -. R.¥. CW|M J. B.rmel, Coolie chaplain at Fort Monmourh, left, receives from Col. Murray A. Little, deputy pott commander, hit insignia as a full colonel. Father Berm.l, an Army chaplain 16 yean, has served in Panama, in Europe in World War |[, in Alaslca and in Korea. He took over his post at Fort Monmouth four years ago. .

Pupils Schooled for eighth grade girls at Fair Ha In Good Grooming ven's Knollwood School. Author! ties in the field of good groomlnj FAIR HAVEN - Personal at are assisting the teachers witl tractiveness is an important parl demonstration!. of the Health Education program Debbie HiU, a lath grader a Willow Street School, a New Yorl photographer's and TV model was the first "guest teacher." She of dazzling stressed the importance of good grooming, manners and health habits. • : ' :•• '> Hans Henderiks. a hair atyBsl at the Chantrey Studio, Bamberg- er's, Eatontown. advised that good health habits, are as essen- beautiful tial to school success as studj r habits. : : Mrs. Thelma Palumbo, a fo mer New York model, empha- in a Sarong Crlss-Cross girdle sised in her talks with teenage or parity girdle. Nothing «irls that good grooming, good bifrds. Lets you move... taste, and good sense are as i>. keeps you smooth. much In-style now as they were in mother's day. jor personal fitting Fish in the deep regions of thi MRS. LUELLA FOLEY sea have fantastic lighting ef for lull details turn to fects. Some wear luminous spot along their sides, suggesting light ALL AT SAVINGS OF VOGEL'S ed portholes in tiny ocean liners. Others have huge glowing eyes AD ON PAGE 22 and taillisbU. i 1 + /mi "»t-

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UNLiMhED REFUND POLICY • SHREWSBURY AVE. AT ROUTE 35 • NEW SHREWSBURY * PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Fir Quick Results Our Want Ads n. . 741-9010 DAY Home Delivery w'al 741-1110 NISHT SECTION TWO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1963 Tc PER COPY Urge to By JACQUELINE ALBAN "The same theory applies to floating1 dunnaje," Mr. TWO-WAY ATTACK ditional marine police and Coast Guard personnel could be* SANDY HOOK — Defarii in the bay is a harassment to Walsh contends. Within the bounds of present law, the dangerous debris recruited. large vessels and a constant menace to small craft, as trag- DAILY SWEEPING problem can be attacked in severa.1 ways and from two di- There again, the deputy chief pointed out, it would be up ically demonstrated in a boating disaster Saturday night that Every day the U. S. Army Corps of Engineer*) conducts rections — land and sea — Mr. Walsh and Lt. Armour agree. to legislators to increase operating budgets, „ claimed four lives near Leonardo Naval Ammunition Depot. a massive sweeping operation of New York Harbor, collect- Coastal towns .should make an attempt to remove dun- But until there is additional-legislative aid, more man- To curb floating dunnage, pilings, poles and timber is ing thousands; of tons of floating timber^ and piling* believed nage littering beaches, as waterfront beach club owners and power, and better co-operation from waterfront communities, a« grave a problem at^riddtog area, waters of garbage and to be dumped, by incoming and outgoing, cargo'vessels. concessionaires do, either by collecting and burning it, or. the Coast Guard and marine police can only advise boatmen other forms of littering and poUutipn.: work out tome sort of salvage arrangement to have it carted of the hazards of floating debris, Lt. Armour-explained. Some of the debris is missed and is carried*y tides to away, Mr. Walsh suggested. Those are ttie conclusions of two men confronted daily the shore area,, according to Mr. Walsh and Lt. Armour. The waters of Sandy Hook Bay from the Leonardo Naval with accidents at sea — Lt Robert L. Armour, group com- , Conceding that such an operation could be expensive, pier to the Hook, considered the choppiest in this and the Coupled with rubble dragged off local beaches, debris Mr. Walsh recommended that legislators consider state or metropolitan area, are deceptive and treacherous. mander of the Sandy Hoot Coast Guard Station, and Alvin floating in Rafitan and Sandy Hook Bays and around the M. Walsh, deputy chief of the, state marine police. federal aid to alleviate a situation perilous to all commercial The boatman who is unschooled in such knowledge, and Hook creates an increasingly hazardous situation requiring and gape fishermen and pleasure boatmen of Monmouth in proper seamanship, can be in genuine danger, Lt. Ar- ANOTHER CRUSADE legislative control, they said. County. mour said. - Referring to the summer's crackdown son littering and Last springs S«u Clifford P. Case, RrN.J.,.as)ced Army In the final analysis, Mr. Walsh pointed out, dunnage is INCREASES HAZARD , pollution of local waters, both men yesterday advocated a Engineers to conduct a study to determine the source of de- as big a menace to the livelihood of area fishermen as other Floating debris increases the hazard., ".The only way similar crusade against debris in the bay, and state legisla- bris with an eye toward curing the situation. forms of littering and pollution, and consequently a threat to to insure safety at sea is for the boatman, to travel slowly tion to deal specifically wi* this problem. To date, according to Mr. Walsh, nothing has been done the county's economy. and only during the day. And if dunnage or timbers are Residents and politicians joined the Coast Guard and along those lines. - DUMPING AND BULLDOZING struck, keep a cool bead and don't jump overboard until it's marine police in an antMittering and pollution campaign Meanwhile,; reported Mr. Walsh, local marine law en- Building contractors have been known to dump lumber absolutely necessary," he emphasized. forcing area, boatmen to stop dumping refuse and other de- forcement is- complicated by the prevalent practice of dun- scraps and other construction materials on unpatrolled beach It is believed that the 26-foot cabin cruiser Laurel Lee bris overixrtrd.' ' ., nage being dumped overboard in the, shore area by south- areas, he said, and in some cases, have bulldozed rubble into sank Saturday night because it struck a submerged object. Many - whodid riot comply with the enforcement were bound ships, apparently during the hours of midnight to 5 the bay and ocean. "But those lives might have ben saved.if the passengers convicted and fined; : a.m., beyond the, three-mile limit, out of local jurisdiction. Local law' enforcement could halt that type of littering, hadn't panicked," Lt. Armour contended. However, most people conceded that the major source Under present legislation, Coast Guardsmen and marine he noted. "In any case, it was. another tragedy that might have o* water contaminatiotr of. the shore area . was: caused by police must catch boatmen in the act before they can be sum- Helicopter and boat patrolling of stress areas could be been prevented if the bay weren't littered with dangerous boats in New York harbor. moned to court. • ' expanded in an effort to apprehend dunnage dumpers.if ad- debris." New Jersey News Briefs imistic OCEAN CITY - The United ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Officials connected to run the boat down South this winter," Mr. travel only during the day because of floating Presbyterian Synod of N«w Jer- with the hydrofoil "Enterprise" refuse to adopt Mitchell said. , debris in the bay. sey concluded, a three-day con- the'discarded Dodger slogan "Wait 'til next year." The hydrofoil will not "fly" down, but will To date, pilots of the vessel have reported no vention yesterday with passage After nearly three months without final Coast probably be shipped on a large freighter. difficulty in avoiding floating dunnage in the area, of a resolution supporting the pro- Guard approval, county residents and news re- Present plans call for utilizing six hydrofoils a long standing problem. .. posed Oct. 26 civil rights march porters have begun asking "Has the foil had it here next year, possibly starting in late March, for Its proponents contend the craft Is virtually on Trenton. Eight hundred del- for this year?" ,. •••.,• commuter shuttle service between Atlantic High- egates at the synod's 41st annual : unsinkable because the aluminum hull is filled with But Leeds Mitchell, vice president [n charge - lands and New York in 12 to 15-minute intervals, polyethylene foam designed to keep the boat afloat convention also agreed to support of the "flying" vessel, said last night he and other " including a theater special. a letter-writing campaign to urge if the hull were torn open by a floating or sub- hydrofoil officials are still optimistic that certifi- All told, North American expects to have about merged object. enactment of civil rights legisla- cation for the latest mode of water travel will be 30 such vessels operating in this and the metro- tion in the U.S. Congress and the received in time for commuter service to New • politan area in 1964. The hydrofoil, on test runs, has struck debris state legislature. Another resolu- York before wintry weather sets in. .' Marine Systems, Inc., Miami, Fla., builders such as 4x4-foot logs without damaging the foils, tion urged the general assembly The only delay in starting hydrofoil commuter of the craft, already has one of the vessels nearing according to Mr, Mitchell. of the National Presbyterian runs from this marina is a "rough seas" test to completion, using modifications and revisions The main stumbling block in the way of getting Church to consider a request by be conducted by the Coast Guard. recommended by the Coast Guard, according to Coast Guard approval has been the fact that there Bloomfield College for $1,300,000 . The vessel has apparently passed all other tests Jean E. Buhler, its designer. • • are no rules and regulations covering the craft, for a new classroom building. Mr. Mitchell said. The U.S. Navy Department has been negotiat- which employs components of an airplane adapted The New Jersey Presbyterians "It's understandable that the Coast Guard ing with the builders to construct hydrofoils for use for boat use. noted that Bloomfield is the only should be wary of certifying anything as new as as patrol boats or possible sub-chasers, Mr. Buhler Such components are new to the Coast Guard, Presbyterian college in the state. the hydrofoil, from the standpoint of commuter noted. ..'•.. ,. • Mr. Buhler pointed out. safety, and ours," he emphasized. • While waiting for official certification, Mr. While most boat owners hope for fair weather •; NEWCASTLE, Del.-The Del- | "However, we had hoped for some operating Buhler-has been training two prospective pilots, and calm seas, the hydrofoil's supporters wait, 'aware River and Bay Author- JACK TO HOSPITAU-On the stretchwirMri. Veronica experience ill' this area before we shove off for . Arthur Murray and George Manifold, and Mr. watch, and hope for swelling waves, choppy seas, ity has asked the public to sug- Ells, 68, of 17 Second St.t Highlands, efjeRan automo- Florida," Mr. Mitchell pointed out. Mitchell to "fly" the vessel. and driving rains to prove the newest concept in gest names for the four ferries bile .accident af Broadway and South Broadway, Long In any case, the "Enterprise" will remain at Since, the boat' was delivered here in July, boating is seaworthy. that win ply the waters between pier four here until after certification is granted. , it has undergone stringent ' tests by the Coast "There's one thing we can be sure of," Mr. Cape May, N. J., and Lewes, Branch, yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Ells had just viiited If the weather holds,1 and the bay doesn't ice up, Guard. During that time several kinks — includ- Mitchell remarked last night. "When the "Enter- Del. Authority Chairman J. H. Monmouth Medical Canter to see a doctor about a neck it's possible the craft will get some commuter ex- ing a faulty steering mechanism and ship-to-shore prise" receives the go-ahead, she'll be safe — prob- Tyler McCoonell said the pub- condition and was being taken home,by John Tiemann, perience this year. communications system — had to be ironed out. ably the safest thing on or off foils, and in or out . He should have a toice in nam- "We've been approached by several sources Under present regulations, the hydrofoil will of the water." ing the ferry boats. He said two Elizabeth, at the time of the. collision. Involved was a should tie named for the New car driven by William Maidment, 211. Neptune PI., Sea Jersey side and two for tHe Del- Girt. Both Mri. EH* and Mr. tiemann .were'admitted to aware side. Ha said suggested names could be sent to author- the medical center. Surrounding Mrs.'Ells are members Bilingual Booklet ity < headquarter* here or to of the Long Branch First Aid Squad. Citizens' GroupsWants Poet Office Box MI, Vindand. WOODBRIDGE — Starting today, out-of-state travelers N. J. The ferry line b expected will be welcomed'to erth Amboy, there was only Corner with the main entrance arm, as a result of the explosion. Chiu, vice president of the Jay one car and one passenger to road to McGuire at its junction He Is reported in fair condition cees of Taipai, Formosa, will ad- OCEAN TOWNSHIP - This night's special meeting, will be approval. keep Woods company. Old Wagon Farm this morning. forwarded to the Housing and frith County Rt 518. The new dress the Mid-Monmouth Jaycees township is one step nearer to Preparation of the documents Mayor James J. Flynn of Perth Colorado Blue Spruce, Arbor roadway would ease traffic con- Lt. Comdr. Charles De Ar- Home Finance Agency and thewas undertaken when the Hous- Vitae, Taxus, Junipers, other tonight at 8 o'clock at the Tinton getting its own sewerage system; state Board of Health for further raboy dashed the ferry's hopes gestion in th« Wrightstown area mond, depot ordnance officer ing and Home Agency granted for a financial reprieve when he evergreens ready for planting. said that the primer exploded Falls First Aid Squad headquar- Mayor and Council last night advance funds for this public Rt, 35 north of Mlddletown. and affect the townships of unanimously approved plans by said the city was "not going to when it was struck by a ham-ters. Little Left works project. do anything more." -Adv. Springfield, North Hanover and mer In an attempt to tap the He will be the guest of Harold William D. Ayers, township en- The only sewerage available to New Hanover, a Highway De- top of the container back on theKirchhof, Stevens Ave., for din-gineer, ,and Frederick Ferriss, MEXICAN GULCH, Colo. (AP) township residents now is a serv- The city provided a $4,000 Coats Galleries Inc. grant last November to help partment spokesman saM. The cartridge. The ..cartridge, he said, ner and a> 7 p.m. coffee hour for professional engineer, for con- —Billie Wright's tow chains and ice jointly sponsored by the town' structing a sewerage treatment ray the company's bills. If buying the best means ariy- hearing b set for 1»:» a.m. In was part of a consignment being officials and members of the other property.were stolen from ship and Interlaken. iJRV-QftihJV . wwil l attwirt th» pnbliblif prepared'tor deep-wafef~aisposal state— Jaycee^ organization-who plant,-lateralsj-force mains,~sew"fjg the Cookstown Fire House. The ~is~pTckup~truck~this "weeP^ut Flyfif said Wednesday: "The auction at" Coats Galleries, 288 t sea. • ; , • are involved in the International ers, interceptor sewers and twothat's not all. He found the truck Buying or selling? .Use the ity would consider a subsidy, if federal, government wHI pay the Norwood Ave., Deal (next to The accident took place at theprogram under whose auspices pumping stations. smack on the ground wHh all four Register Classified for quick re there were safe boats and if a A ft P) Saturday, October 19, entire cost of the project. salvage yard which is located ap- Mr. Chiu is visiting here. These plans, approved at last wheels missing. suits,—Advertisement. :ood operation wai maintained itirting at 10:3a a.m., -Adv. Oct. IT, 1963 BEfr BANK REGISTER T V Key Jamboree IVER HAri>Bi 10 YOU? Top Television Troop Forms Mailbag HIGHLANDS — Scouts of the Great Northern Districts of Mon- By STEVEN H. SCHEUER mouth Council who will go to the Question — I think Dorothy national Boy Scout Jamboree next Fare for Today Loudon doesn't get enough credit July at Valley Forge will be for her wonderful' contributions formed into a jamboree troop of Tonight's top television show; Miss Grant and Mr. Webber is soon the "Garry' Moore Show.' 40 scouts. Allen Turner of High' « previewed and selected by T\ full of meaning and suspense, it She's every bit as funny as Car- lands has been selected as scout- Key's staff of experts who attem overshadows the contrived char- ol Burnett and I think a much master by the district activity Sdwfcmls, watch screenings, ani acters of wife and mother the pa-better singer. I hope this season committee. Vmlyce scripts in New york am tient can't abide. 10 p.m. CBSwil. l bring Miss Loudon the type There will be two assistant BoHywood. of attention she deserves.—Mrs. scoutmasters, one an assistant SUSPENSE' THE AT "The D. J., Memphis, Tenn. district commissioner and the 1 DR. KILDARE. "The Heart Case Against Paul Rvjter." Part Answer — All Miss Loudon otter an Explorer adviser. Mr. *n Imperfect Machine." Fans o: II. The courtroom sc/nes hold p really needs is a few more de- Turner, an Eagle scout and an long operations Should like thii in part two, and the story of thevoted fans like you and she'll assistant district commissioner, One. The storyline concerns Army sergeant accused of being have it made. Trying to fill Carol 'as previously a scouter with the doctor who spends years develop a Communist spy has a dramatic Burnett's shoes is no easy feat Cubs and Scouts in the Greater ii»g a heart-lung machine because flair as he gets a second trial. ... but Miss Loudon has all the i New York Council before coming bis wife needs it to survive a fatal Doubt about the man's guilt hangs equipment to do the job. to Highlands. He has successively illness. We arrive in time for th on all the way and there's a good held positions of committee chair- operation and also to learn tha twist at the end. Overall, this is Question — Did Polly Bergen man of Highlands Cub Pack 25, $s research has virtually de- a fairly powerful story with ca-ever play the role of the mother committeeman of Highlands Twin- itroyed his marriage. Pat Hingl pable acting by Bradford Dillman, on "Father Knows Best?" Also, lights Boy Scout Troop 25 and •nd Kane Baker do quite well Lee Marvin and Murray Hamil- did Donna Reed ever play th for three years has been scout- we couple, but the focal point „ ton. (Color) 10 p.m. NBC. part of the little boy's mother o master of the troop, a position tine show 'is the operating room the "Lassie" series?—D. H., he still-holds, along with his com •:30 p.m. NBC. STEVE ALLEN. Steve intro- son; Minn. missionership. He previously duces his studio audience to Mr. Answer. — Jane Wyatt wa: served as neighborhood commis- PERRY MASON. VThe Case o!America and Miss Americana, Robert Young's only wife on th< VERBAL THERAPY — Robert Webber, a patient who sioner of Highlands. IpJe Drowsy Mosquito."" The pro learns about —"idiot" sculpture popular TV series, "Fathei attempted suicide, is given an important reason for con- Mr. Turner is a graduate ol To Address Recruiter gram goes on-Iocation for from Walter Muhonen's welding Knows Best" and Miss Reed ha tinuing to live by his dievoted and dedicated nurse, Leo Wood Badge, the highest scouting change, and Perry has to defen torch, and brings singer Gene never been Lassie's master course permitted to adults inter- his client in a saloon courtroom Pitney and the Trini Lopez Trio mother, Grant, in a scene from "The Gift" on "The Nurses" to- nationally. He holds the Brother- Chemists Badge Goes Another novelty tonight is fightei on for the musical highlights of night 110-11 p.m.) on the CBS Television Network. hood Rank in the Order of the Ar- WEST LONG BRANCH — Dr. Archie Moore, who turns up as athe evening. 11:15 p.m. WPIX. Question — I think the press row, and has been the recipient ol Duane L. Green of Long Branch To Pack 25 bartender and a key witness in has been very unfair to Jerrj the Scouters Award, the Commis- chairman of the chemistry de- die murder trial. Archie is okay. TONIGHT. Journalist Max Lewis in reviewing his TV show. sioner's Award and the Scouter'spartment at Monmouth College, HIGHLANDS - Cub Pack 25 B p.m. CBS.. Freedman, puppeteer Shari Lewis, I have always been a Jerry Lew- Matawan Post, Post, Ladies Key. will discuss the department's cur-ivas awarded, recruiters badge for having the highest number singer Enzo Stuarti, Joey Bishop is fan and I find his TV sho Three scouts of Troop 25 will riculum, faculty, student enroll- and Abbe Dalton, give Johnny of scouts recruited in last THE NURSES. "The Gift." In- very entertaining. Another thin; Auxiliary Install Prepare For attend the jamboree: William ment, facilities and future plans Carson's show a promising range the critics capped on was th at tonight's meeting of the Mon- month's membership drive teresting hour, thanks mainly to a Mercier and Peter Turner, son of throughout Monmouth Council of of chatter and talent tonight. two hour time period but I thin! the Jamboree scoutmaster. The mouth County Section of the strong performance by Lee Grant, (Color) 11:15 p.m. NBC. Boy Scouts. »s a nurse with a reputation for it goes by very quickly, New Officers Installations third will be.selected next month American Chemical Society. getting emotionally involved with wouldn't mind if the show wer< MATAWAN-Mat4wan Ameri- HIGHLANDS Charles D. by the troop committee as the The meeting is scheduled for At a recent roundtable meeting *er patients' problems. In thi- three hours long each week. Tal-can Legion Post and the Ladies Eichler, commander-elect of best representative scout in the7:30 in the Little Silver fire in Red- Bank, the council pre- case, her patient (Robert Webber) ent will out in the end, just wail Auxiliary held a joint installation Twjnlight Post, American Le- troop. house/ sented the award to Allen B. MOVIE TIMETABLE and see.—M. T., Seattle, Wash, is suicidal, and her involvement is RED BANK in the Legion Hall, Main St. gion, and Stephen H. Faller, past The Jamboree troop will have Walter Ledig, chairman of theTurner, . district commissioner, Answer — You are definite!; 1 just what the doctor ordered. The CARLTON— Guests were a past Department post commander, spoke to mem- its own junior officers, hold reg-college's student affiliate chapter who received the award in ab- in a minority as to the merits sence of Thomas Sutton, cub- bristling relationship' between The Great Escape 2:00; 7:00; 10.00. of New Jersey executive commit- bers of the Ladies' Auxiliary of ular meetings and participate in of the society, will describe the of Mr. Lewis' weekly "talka- teeman, Homer Matteson; past the post at their recent meeting weekend camping and hiking ex- group's activities and plans. master. EATONTOWN thon." department vice 'commander, concerning the joint installation peditions to shake'down into a Donald C. Fox, secretary, re- The pack has recruited 17 new DRIVE-IN— Basil Slocum; and past county of-officers to be held Saturday, scouting unit. A patrol of foreign ports the following new mem- members into its fold, bringing Beach Party 7:00; 10:30; The Young Question — Is it true that El- commander, Joseph Heinlein. Oct. 26. scouts will also become a part of bers: Edward J. Zehler, Ralph J. the total from 43 to 60. Luke Racers &:00. vis Presley will be a guest on ASBURY PARK County Commander Robert Mr. Eichler told the women the troop before it leaves to Kramer, Harvey Zilbulsky, Wal- Penta, committee chairman, the new "Danny Kaye Show' lace H. Steinberg, Phillip C. Dai- .YRIC— Godhold and the county executive that a new sign is being erected spend 12 days at Valley Forge, feels that by the meeting of Oct. this season? I hope he gets i staff installed George W. Morey, which will accommodate 50,000 clone, John Hannah, Ray G. Wes- 25, the pack will have better This Sporting Lite 7:10; 9:32 chance to guest star on Jud; at the post home. Both Dost IIAYFAIR-T ST., as commander; Joseph Hase- members talked about future ai- scouts from all of the free world. ton, Donald Bretzger, Arthur S. than 70 members. The meeting Johnny Cool 2:45; 7:25; 9:30. Garland's TV show, too. It's been •man, first vice commander and Williams, Bernard Nassberg and will be held in the Highlands too long'since Elvis has been on tivities and asked for support of NEPTUNE CITY service officer; Vincent Infosino, the auxiliary. Charles T. Malone. public school. NEPTUNE CITY— TV.^J. E., Lexington, Tenn. second vice commander; Paul TV Movie A Joint meeting of the auxili- Besides the members, the pack The Leopard 6:45; 9:30. Answer — This is probably the Hussey, third vice commander; ary and post will be held has recruited new den mothersj funniest rumor of the week. El Robert Zeigler, finance officer; Schedule NORTH OF RED BANK Wednesday. Lincroft 4-H Mrs. Mary Ann Miller, Mrs. Bea- vis is not set to guest star on Joseph Compoly, adjutant; Frank These are among the film trice Sutton and Mrs. Vincent J. Serving; ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS The auxiliary agreed to spon- either of the new CBS variety .nson, chaplain; Harold Bethel, features to be seen on television Mendes. They will join the pres- a Lincroft iTLANTIC— shows. listorian; Richard Dominy, ser- sor the new Cadette Girl Scout through,noon tomorrow: Welcomes 3 Don't Give Up the Ship 8:30; Hock-A- Troop 5, formerly known as In- ent den mothers, Mrs. Robert • Holmdel Bye Baby 7:0O; 111:30. !eant-at-arms, and Robert La- 1:30 p.m., Ch. 5, drama, "The LINOROFT—At a recent meet- Luddy, Mrs. John J. Ovens, Mrs. dura, advocate. ' termediate Girl Scout Troop 5. a Matawan HAZLET It has been meeting in the .post Village." (1*53); John Justin, ing of the Lincroft 4-H Club in George , Kranis, Mrs. James • Sayre Woods LOEWS DRIVE-IN- Name Dystrophy Mrs. Martha Silvers, county Eva Dahlbeck. (85 minutes.) the fire house, Bambi Stewart, Leeser and Mrs. Stewart King. Cartoon 7:15; Beach Party 7:22; luxiliary president, and her staff home for many years, with Mrs. • Newark Airport Richard Larsen,. leader, and Mrs. 1:30 p,m., <*..», comedy. Marilyn Great and Lois Bongna Two additional den mothers 10:30; Young Raceri 9:05. >fficiated at the auxiliary instal- awe were welcomed as new en route to Newark EDISON Drive Leaders lation. Mrs. Claude Brideau will Mahton Sagurton, co-leader. "Honeymoon." (1947). SMriey ire needed. Anyone Interested Temple. Franchot Tone, Guy members. an contact Mrs. Robert Luddy, rlENLO PARK CINEMA- ASBURY PARK — Community serve as president; Mrs. Frank Mrs. Loretta Larsen is auxili- Madison (90 minutes). The nominating committee will Rogers St. .' Frequent service. Low The Leopard S:OO; 5:10; 8:20. chairmen have been riamed for Artelli, first vice president; Mrs. ary president; t 5 p.m. Ch, 2. Mystery. Early meet Oct. 28 in the home of Mr. PERTH AMBOY Che annual appeal of the Muscu- William Donnenworth, second and Mrs. John Beebe, Cranford fares. Fast trip via Show. "Conflict" (J9«)- Hum- DANCE PLANNED rlAJESTIC lar Dystrophy Association, Louis vice president; Mrs. Margaret Cir. Committee members are Parkway and Turnpike. The Leopard 2:30; 5:50; 9:15. Wigdortz, Monmouth County cam- McDonald, chaplain; Mrs. John phrey Bogart, Alexis Smith, Sally Stewart, chairman; Susan LINCROFT — Final plans tor WOODBRIDGE 103 Women paign chairman, has announced. Thaler, treasurer; Mrs. James Sydney Greenstroet. (90 min-Dolan and Kenneth and Pat Halloween dance were made iRIVE-IN— utes). Ask bus operator about Fllppor 7:00; 10:30; Gldget Goes to The drive will be conducted Martin, ^historian and secretary, Iteen. it last week's dinner-meeting low cost 10-trip commu- Horns 8:45. next month. ind Mrs. Mary O'Donnell, ser- At Breakfast 5 p.m. Ch. 4. Comedy. "Apart- It was announced that Mrs. of "me Lincroft-Holmdel Kiwanis ter ticket. Chairmen named include: ;eant-at-arms. HIGHLANDS — One hundred ment for Peggy." (1948). Milton Fichter, Sunnyside Rd., Club at Lincroft Inn: Edward No- There's no Trick to Having Ex- Allentown, S. E. Bertagnia; Al- In the absence of the immedi- Jeanne Crain, William Holden. lan Is dance committee chair- ;ra Cash. You Get it Fast When and three women attended the will assist with the first and sec- lenhurst, Carl Brueckner As- jt past president, Mrs. Thaler, annual Communion breakfast (90 minutes). r : ond units of the clothing project. man; assisted by Frank Moore, PUBLIC SERVICE COORDINATED TRANSPORT You Use The Register Classified. bury Park; Charles Frankel; Mrs. WdHjam Donnenworth pre 5 p.m. Ch. 9. Adventure. "The Leon Rosen and Gabriel Molnar. —Advertisement. sponsored by the • Rosary-Altar Preparations for a Christmas Avon, Harry B. Crook; Bradley sented Mrs. Thaler's gifts to herSociety of Our Lady of Per-Bacchantes." (1981). Talna Elg, service will be made Oct. 30 in Beach, Harold Chambers; Eat- etiring officers, reading a mes-petual Help Catholic Church at Pierre Brlce, Alexandra Pan- the Beebe home. WALTER READE ontown, Mrs. A. J. Francese; ;age of gratitude for their co-op- Knittel's Cedar Inn. aro. (90 minutes). Sharon Stewart reported on the '333' STERLING THEATRES iration. Englishtown, Mrs. George Au- 7: SO p.m. Ch. 9. Million Dol- Sept. 14 fashion show in the mack; Farmingdale, Wilbur Mrs. Donnenworth also present- Mrs. John J. MqConiiell, presi- ; g, dent of the society,, welcomed lar Movie. "The Fall of Rome." Berkley Carteret Hotel, Anbury Smock; Freehold, Mrs. Ruth ed Mrs. Silvers flowers and gifts the women and introduced the (1965). Carl Moehner, Loredana Park, in which she participated. Wynn; Freehold Township, Mrs. nd accepted Mrs. Thaler's past Nusciak, Jim Dolan. (Two CARLTON president's pin. Mrs. Gussie Bell, speaker, Rev. WilliaVn Nayden. RED BANK America's Robert J. Rabe. hours). ;• Interlaken, Miss Shirley Ep- immediate past vice president, Father Nayden, who Is sta- Glib Has Party MATINEE 2 —EVENINGS 7-9 stein; Long Branch, Sol Freid presented the post a check for tioned at a parish in East Har- 11 p.m. Ch. 9. Million Dol- NEW MONMOUTH — A ghost Control Portable man; Marlboro, Mayor Joseph 100. lem, New York, has had expert lar Movie. "The Fall of Rome" costume party was held last Lanzaro; Matawan Charles After the formal ceremonies, ence in South America and used See 7:30 p.m. week in the King of Kings Lu WATCH! LISTEN! SHUDDER! Haseman; Middletown, Matthew Aiss Ellen Kaminski, delegate South America as his topic for 11:10 p.m. Ch. 5. Drama. theran Church by the Kouples J. Gill; Neptune City, Miss Hel-rom the local auxiliary to Girls discussion. He explained the dif- "Deep Valley." (1947). Ida Lu-Klub. Hostesses were Mr. and en Dunn; Neptune Township, State in June at Douglass College, ference in classes in South pino, Dane Clark, Wayne Mor- Mrs. Robert Courter, Port Mon- Mayor Joseph Wardell; Ocean nd Mark Enterline, Boys State America and also told of theris, Fay Balnter, Henry Hull mouth, and Mr. and Mrs. Don- Grove, Howard Huntley; Ocean lelegate, reported on their activi- needs of the poor class of peo- (Two hours). ald Kress, Hazlet. Township, John Beekman; Ocean- tes during the week's program. ple. 11:20 p.m. Cb. 2. Drama. Late The group plans to repair and port, Mrs. William Gaughan. ' A buffet supper was served dur- The head table was centered Show. "The Naked Street." paint broken toys in December 19 PORTABLE TV Raritan Township, Mrs. Jean tg the social hour which fol- with a statute of the Blessed (1955). Farley Granger, An- to be distributed to children in Gatto; Red Bank, George May- i wed. Mother, set among bouquets of thony Qulnn. (One hour, 40 min- this area. er, chairman, and. Mrs, John Pe- blue and white flowers. utes). "300" SPACE COMMAND tillo, Mrs. Mary Smalbach, Mrs. Mrs. McConnell invited wom- reen Bar Session Alonzo Dozier, area leaders, Sea 11:20 p.m, Ch. 7. Comedy. Cited By Army en of the parish who would be Best of Broadway. "Stella." Held By Scout Unit Bright, Mrs. Ceil Norton; Shrews- interested in joining the society bury Township, Mrs. Peter Mi- FORT MONMOUTH — SFC (1950). Aim Sheridan, Victor BELFORD — Boy Scout Troop Efrain Tirado, 121 Rosewood to attend the Nov. 4 meeting in Mature, David Wayne, Randy 141 held its Green Bar meeting nenno; - South Belmar, Mrs. the churoh hall following novena Thomas Crader; Spring Lake Ave., Long Branch, recently was Stuart, Marlon Marshall. (One Monday at the home of Herbert TUNE TV FROM ACROSS THE ROOM •resented the.Army Commenda- devotions in honor of Our Lady hour, 40 minutes). Wendt. Plans were made to at- Heights, Vincent J. Kelsey; of Perpetual Help. Pr*» a button: to turn let on and off Union Beach, James Ellis, and ion Medal for meritorious per- 1:05 p.m. Ch. 2. Mystery. Late tend the Princeton-Colgate foot- • Chang* channel! • Adjuit volume John D.' Crowley; Wall Town- Jrmance of duty in his assign- Late Show. "The Return of ball game on Saturday. • Mute th* uund • Cordleul ship, Mrs. Mary Rekart and Lois lent as a company supply ser- Sophie Lang." (1936). Gertrude On Oct. 26, scouts of second No banerleil Arabia; West Long Branch, Mrs. eant at the Troop Command, Officers to Hear Michael, Sir Guy Standing, Ray :lass and over will undertake a — STARTS SUNDAY — Robert Walker. I.S. Army Signal School, here. Milland. (80 minutes). 17-mile hike to Jockey Hollow, "BEACH PARTY" The presentation was made by 1:05 p.m. Ch. 4. Drama. Morris County, sponsored by Bond Discussion Morris-Sussex Boy Scout Coun- Alto "YOUNG RACERS" AT NAVAL AIR SCHOOL t. Col. John E. Rooney, com- "Blonde Ice." (1948). Robert landing officer of the Troop FORT MONMOUTH - Both Paige, Leslie Brooks, Russ Vin- cil. PENSACOLA, Fla.- Navy Avi- Command. sides of the proposed bond issue cent. (75 minutes). A Halloween party in the Bay- ation Officer Candidate Kent T. to be voted on by New Jersey iriew School will be held Oct. 24. Sgt. Tirado retired recently 1:20 p.m. Ch. 5. Mystery EATONTOWN Delano, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. fter more than 22 years of ac-voters in the November election The boys received ribbons of "Lucky Nick Cain." (English; DRIVE-IN THEATRE F. Delano of 17 Lewis La., Fair ive service, including tours ir will be presented to the Retired merit for the last September 1951) George Raft, Coleen Gray, ROUTT 35 at the CIRCLr Haven, N. J., reported Sept. 16 iurope during World War II; ir Officers Association, Central camporee. Shows Nltely from 7:00 for training at the Naval School Corea during the Korean War, New Jersey Chapter, at a dinner Enzo Staiola. A rummage sale is planned for of Pre-Flight at the Naval Air nd in Panama, Japan, Italy nnd here Friday night, Col. Stephen 2:25 p.m. Ch. 2. Western. November. 2 COLOR HITS! Station here. lorsica. A. Duane of Sea Girt, chapter "Jackass Mail." (1942). Wallace BOB CUMMINGS president announced this week. Beery, Marjorle Main, J. Car- DOROTHY MALONE The program is so designed rol Nalsh. (One hour, 35 min- ATLANTIC Every Friday utes). THEATRE FRANKIE AVALON that both sides of what has be- liLhiiiniK—IV LAVISH come a major state political bat- 4 p.m. Ch. 2. Comedy. "Mai- "BEACH PARTY" tle will be presented. Speaking in sle Gets Her Man." (1942). Ann NOW THRU SATURDAY favor of the bond issue will be Sothern, Red Skelton, Leo Gor- ALSO. FRIDAY Col. William Boyle, 1st brigade cey. (One hour, 35 minutes). JRHVIlWNpP commander of the 50th Armored 9 a.m. Ch. 7. Drama. "Ellis DINNER $4,50 Division, New Jersey National Island." (1936). Donald Cook, FAB-U-LEWISfun Kf The SUNNYSIDE • Model L2214 Guard, Against the bond issue Peggy Shannon. (85 minutes). forthe whole family!^ The SILHOUETTE Series will be Harold W. Scherer, Jr., 9:30 a.m. Ch. 9. Comedy. Features Zenith "300" Space Com. CHECK OUR past president of the state Jay- rnand Remote Control TV Tuning. BUFFET "Honeymoon." See 1:30 p.m. Elegant slim styling vlnvvinyl clac d cabinet LOW, LOW cees. In Desert Beige color. 9:30 ajn. Ch. 11. Drama. PRICES . . . 5:30 -9 P.M. Lt. Col. Joseph Bennett, Little "Wetbacks." (1956). Lloyd Silver, will moderate the pro-Bridges, Nancy Gates, Barton Featuring: gram. MacLane. (90 minutes). HANDCRAFTEO Chassis Super Gold Video Guard Tuner • LOBSTER 10 a.m. Ch. 5. Drama. "Thun- for Greater Dependability • PRIME RIBS derhead-Son of Fllcka." (1945) Longer TV Ufa Fewer Service Problem i • CRABMEAT AU GRATIN Roddy McDowall, Preston Fos- Greater Picture o HOME MADE PASTRIES ter, Rita Johnson. (80 minutes). No Printed Stability Clrcultsl ...auper-sensltiva No Production reception. Gores Open 4:30, Movies at 7:1 S Shortcuts! ua!oon«uiM-[vin SAT. M un-rani am Mr BO! CUMMINGS DOROTHY MALONE AUTV YOUR BEST BUY! FRANKKAVALON New Jersey's most EXCLUSIVE CENTRAL JERSEY ENGAGEMENT! celebrated music store REGULAR cANor c»NC| MIDtET DINNER. Ft»rGROUNDlRAILROAl D TEB®IiEOfAK® D MENU ' IiImicMamauiwuiFUFEtnvNitoW U . „. rUBTHTR THEATRt 30 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. *oa. tfcrg M. at 6:45 and »:30—Sat. 4:15, 7:10 and 10:00 ALSO SERVED S—THE MUMMY" Saiday at 2:30, 5:25 and <:20 INfORMATION CULl SH 1-5(00 A iJeoJer-wliiged, .ttt&trlij* <•'< Doctor* to Attend BED BANK REGISliER THarw&y, Oct 17, •mat fa*» been jkm"mm'Om Oeeanpoi^ GOP « fatit-ntUe tt 18 mile* , ; |H«*rt Unit They are Dr, Emanuel Abra- * member of the baud of trus- v«ge WM a hiL_. LONG BRANCH — libree focal ham, Asbury Park, president of tees. young man whose furiotu pedal Dinner Slated the Monmouth County Heart As- lag gpun » propeller. ' r physicians will attend the annual OCEANPORT - Freeholder meeting and scientific sessions of sociation; Dr. Leonard Danzig, Buying or selling? Use the Benjamin H. Danskin wUl b« the the American Heart Association Fair Haven, past president, and Register Classified for quick re- principal speaker when the in Los Angeles. Calif., Oct. 25-29.Dr. Stanley Edeiken, this place, sults.—Advertisement. ' Acrost the Counter Oceanport Republican Club has its third annual dinner dance in Did you ever hew of an in- the Old Orchard Restuarant, Ea- surance company paying a tontown, Saturday, Oct. 26, at claim before a policy is even 6:30 p.m., S. Thomas Gagfliano, written? It happens every now club president, announced today. and then when you deal with Mr. Danskin will speak on dependable companies. "Why the Bond Issue Must be Take a Defeated." case recent- Mr, Danskin will introduce the ly in the incumbent Republican candidates news. Ac- for state and county office: Sen. cording to Richard R. Stout, Assemblymen FROM OUR t h e story, Alfred N. Beadleston and Irving an agent for E. Keith, and Freeholders Architectural Planning Department one of the Charles I. Smith and Marcus largest life Daly. A special tribute is planned i n s u r - for Clarkson S. Fisher, West ance com- Long Branch, a candidate for i> a n i e s Assembly. called on a Mayor Edward C. Wilson and t e 1 e v i- GOP council candidates Franklin sion repair- Ingram and George Barrett' also man at his will be honored. shop in Miami. The repairman, William E. Ehrhart is chair- HISTORICAL TOUR — Rev. Andrew M. Van Dyke, center, chairman of Middletown age 32, decided to purchase a man of the dinner dance com $5,000 policy with double in- mittee. Tercentennial Commission, explains point of interest at, Marlpit Hall to members.of demnity. American Association of Geographers. Association toured" historical points of in- A customer entered the shop There's no Trick to Having Ex- terest in township Saturday. At left Is John E. Bensh, professor of geography at and interrupted the transac- tra Cash. You Get it Fast When tion. The customer had been You Use The Register Classified. Rutgers University. Looking on is Mrs. William J. Noonan, a member of the tercen- told earlier that he couldn't —Advertisement. tennial group. . claim his TV set until he paid the J9.00 due. Abruptly, the customer drew a gun and shot State House Scene the repairman in the chest, killing him almost immediat- The insurance' company Goldwater Drive to Open in State HONORED the claim of $10,- 000 (for accidental death) even By JOHN KOLESAR Nov. 5 general election for the ski of Secaucus) got in 1954 Murphy says that many GOP though the repairman was shot TRENTON (AP)-The Gold- State Legislature. when Sen. (Clifford P.) Case bigwigs and at least 200 county to death before he could sign water for president drive is go- No Fund Drive ran," Murphy explains. "Those committee members will come ing on quietly in New Jersey were conservatives protesting out for Goldwater after Nov. 5. the agreement or pay the But once that election is past,. now, but the wraps are sched- Case's stand on Sen. (Joseph) Gracious New Entranceway premium. The family had no Murphy says, then things will And memberships in the asso- uled to be taken off next month. McCarthy." other insurance. open up. For instance, he says iaiion are coming in at the rate A gracious entranceway and re-styleci front can do marvelous Dependable .insurance com- Frank P.. Murphy, who heads There have been some first of 150 to 200 a week, he says. the New Jersey Goldwater As- the Goldwater group has done panies go out of their way to no general fund-raising except small moves made to make Essex, the state's largest coun- 'things for your houte. Why not cell us and let our architectural' be FAIR in their treatment of sociation, says there are more Case a favorite-son candidate ty/provides the most members, than 3,000 dues-paying members for its dues charges of $1 a planning department show you a bright new idea designed all legitimate claims. May year and $5 for life member- for the New Jersey delegation. Murphy said. 'Burlington seems we see that you are properly of the organization just waiting But Murphy says the Goldwater to .provide more members than especially for your house. There is no obligation to call today. to swing into full-scale action. ship (Murphy says he really protected with DEPENDABLE doesn't think it will take that people will have none of that. its population would indicate, he insurance coverages? By next February, he expects "Sen. Goldwater is so far andsaid. to have a precinct-by-precinct long to get Sen. Goldwater the Allen Irothen ant IwiMtri of enviable reputation and of long standing. nomination). away the leading candidate for Strongly 'Democratic Hudson organization of some 6,000 to 8,- the nomination that any favor- If yee arc planning to build a nous*, or repair or medtrnin your prtttnr 000. "We expect the New Jersey doesn't seem to be providing 'as Rolston Waterbury ite-son move is a holding oper- many members as its population in Mf way, lot us give you a free etrimaM. delegation to go to the San Fran- ation. . .it could be construed as Realtor? • Insurers Murphy says that the wraps cisco convention next year and would indicate, Murphy says, are on now because the Gold- a stop-Goldwater move by the •WHEN QUALITY COUNTS Since 1925 vote for Barry Goldwater," but he adds that is not surpris- water people agree with the state party's reactionary left wing,' ing. He noted that the Hudson Murphy says. said Murphy. 16 W. Front St Red Bank Republican organization that At the moment, there are no organization meeting produced SH 7-3500 there should be no campaigning plans by the national draft Gold- Case's Stand a pretty good turnout. The Hud- BROTHERS ih&t diverts attention from the water movement to enter the Case, a member of the liberal son chairman of t h e Goldwater Arizona senator in New Jersey's wing of the Republican party, association is Edward Magee, a primary next April, Murphy has said he hopes he would be leader in the State Committee l-l I Leonard St. Red Bank says. He believes the regular able to back Goldwater, if the Against New Taxes (SCANT) Republican organization slate of Arizona senator won the nomi and a prime opponent of Gov. 747.444O tf New Jersey delegates will nation. But he said it would de- Richard J. Hughes' $750 million Someone you miss? pledge itself to,Goldwater, either pend on Goldwater's position on bond issue. •-."'.• before or after the primary. such things as federal power in Send her And Murphy thinks Goldwater the civil. Tights field. can carry Nfew Jersey, in spite .. .Up to now I have not been s kiss - of its reputation for being a lib- satisfied with his position on civil eral, industrial state. Richard rights," Case said in August. by phoneI M. Nixon lost the state to Pres- Asked about suggestions that ident Kennedy by only 22,000 he be a candidate for the vice There's no better way to make sure votes in 1960. presidency (often coupled with she remembers you-than to ' "I think there are enough con-Goldwater at the head of thi remember her - with a thoughtful ticket), Case replied that no on Super servative New Jerseyans to Bedding phone call, NEW JERSEY BELL make up that small difference," runs for the vice presidency. he said.' But he says it is flattering and "Look at the 35,000 votes that isn't going to stop people from the pig farmer (Henry Krajew^ making the suggestion. Murphy disputes reports tha ALL BEAUTYREST... ALL BY SIMMONS Goldwater is gradually takin less conservative positions on issues as 1964 approaches. For in- ALL FEATURED AT STERLING FURNITURE! stance, he says Goldwater has had a consistent stand on civil TOMORROW rights. "He favors equal opportunity within the constitutional frame F R I D A Y work of state's rights," Murphy KIMS says. "The two are not contra- dictory." Twa fttl widar and I. Inthai hangar Murphy is a 30-year-old ad- thin • ttandard taautyrattl Ytl takai vertising representative. He up UII ream -than 4w» twin badi." Sat works in New York City and •( maHrasi and 2 twin-ilia baupringi. lives in Montclair, with his wife and six children. $299.10 He says he is a lifelong Re publican though his father was a Democrat until 1952. "A lot of other people changed that year," he said laughingly. QUEEN SIZE, BEAUTYREST Though Murphy has never held I inchai langar and 4 inchai widar public or party office, he says he has been a Republican worke than tfandarat Baauiyreit. Tha idaal ever since he reached vo ting tupar lii* for limitad Bidreomi. Sat age. *f Quaan Six* mattratt and matching Few of the state's top-name bexipring. . * - DOLLAR Republicans are in the Goldwa- $199.50 ter association now, but there are plenty waiting for the Nov. 5 election to pass, he says. LONG BOY RILL SIZE NEW CLUB MEMBERS BELFORD — New members I Inehat longar than a regular full liia leauty. at the Holiette meeting Fridaj rait. Sat at mattrati and matching bexipring. were Mrs. Leslie Parleman, Jr., $179.00 Mrs. George Cohen and Mrs Thomas McGrain. Mrs. DonaW Reldel was hostess. Mrs. John Makely, a former member whe DAY moved to Basking Ridge, visited LONG BOY TWIN SIZE here for the day. The next meeting will be Oct. 24 at the home I tnehti longer than a ragular twin sixo Baauty- EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN of Mrs. Robert Mark. The Mrs. roit. Just tna thing for today'* tailor sloop- Eight and Holliette Clubs pla •n. Sat of mattrais and matching boupring. to hold a joint smorgasbord ii EVERY DEPARTMENT FOR MEN, November. ' $179.00 WOMEN, CHILDREN and HOME FOR SALE SPECIAL GIFT OFFER! A fin* selection of luy any Supar-Siia Baautyrait mattreii-boxsprhtg tat and fat free •{ cost, a ttaal frame with eattari or Simment Dinette Sets n.w BED-STRETCHER railt (worth up to $25.00). IED- Many Sizes STRETCHER railt make bedi longer — or longar and widar for Super Siiail Hurry, thlt offer far a limited and Styles lima only! Slightly Damaged Appropriately priced to save you money. "Creators of Fashion for the Home" AT OUR WAREHOUSE CORNIR HOPI ROAD and IftARDIN STATI PKWY. SPUR FURNIJURE NEAR OUR MAIN STORE, MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER MONTGOMERY WARD OPM Ma*., Woe?., M. to • I'M. TOM., Itwt, Set. to ( PM. EATONTOWN TRAFFIC CIRCLE 140 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. Moment* Shopping Cantor FREE PARKING—BUDGET TERMS 747.4000 LI 2-2110 Oct 17, 1963 BED BANK REGISTER STEVE ROPER By SAWDERS and OVERGAWt DAILY CROSSWORD Bridge Column I HAVE CHECKED ACBOfifl 4O.Haca l*.Flv»- KNOW WARE IWmtWi { fnne BUT HON6JT/-ANO THIS floor DOWN piece By ALFRED 8HJ3NW0LD JOB IS COMPlETEiy arming LAn SO. Help WITHIN THE i. Opium aborigine: 22. Race When your partner doubles for THE HANDS N. Z. of a takeout, you are supposed to SET J. Poker female bid your best suit—such as it is. West dealer T. Rational Btaha war- The weaker your hand die East-Weit vulnerable t-Ooiofmr SL Golf term riors: more essential the takeout. Even NORTH «U WILL MERELY DELIVER T 3AUt tDull Myth. 4 1 10 9 5 if you go down, the damage-(in TO THE GlSs WHOSE PHOTOS SWTO.KgOE 1* Minute finiah SB. New. eluding damage to partnership Even it South goes down at LBARNlNS TWO 1 a 3 + 1 A* YOU WERE a date with her. Unfortunately, Past • • Movie attendance in Future- • • Thousands of Amer- PROPERLY another girl friend of mine, I Great Britain is down 30% since icans will enjoy better health DRESSED have learned, has been telling 19S8. Movie attendance in Swe- and live longer, thanks to space her some terrible things about scientists. The delicate instru- den hasjdso hit a new low; Ger- me, namely that I am a "wolf." ments called "sensors,".attached I know my steady girl friend only many's largest movie company to astronauu to monitor their said this because she is jealous has stopped producing films; and physical responses, wilt be used but how can I convince the oth- French product ion is down as "electro"'': nurses" in hospi- er girl that all this is a madeup 30%. tals. story Please help me as I have no- RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA body else to turn to. I asked my The Day Under Your wife's advice but all she did was /K0M-DO6S THEN AAAYBE RIVETS ISN*T J MAVBBICAN L WHEN I GROW UP ARIES (Bom March 21 to April 19) LIBRA (StP*. 23 to Oct. 22) EAT GRASS /^ SET OUT OF > hit me with the mop. Industry iluiuld be tewirded, providtd L«t everything be open and aboveboard io serve.* NOT FEEUN6 M there'll be no kicks later. WHEN THEfe Desperate perionii iclationihtpi ire up to p»r. CUT THE LAWN "ODO WELL. [ AAOWIWSTHE I'M GOING TO BUY TAURUS (April 20 to M.y 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) SICK, PONY Dear Desperate: You mty be singled out for ipcciil men- Share confidences, but don't pry just for \ JUST IN -" ~- the sake of Retting information. THEV? MY CLOTHES AT THE Your steady girl friend has no tion, so try to look your best today. \RUN "" GEMINI (May 31 to Jim. 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 +oDac.2l) right to spread such slander You'll be tempted to do Ihinp you like Don't be discouraRed even though your about you: I would watch this and to nejlett those you don t enjoy. opinion Is unjuitly criticiied. CAPRICORN (DM. 22 to Jan. 20) girl carefully. As for the girl you CANCER (Jum 22 to July 21) Seek out hidden factor* behind your wish to date, your only recourse Intenulty ind akilla serve you in rood feeling of frustration and fatigue. itead when soliciting recognition is to tell her entire story and AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to, F.b. 19) PREP SHOP LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Attempti to overcome annoying situa* —Your Wife??? Check your •pending, and your obliga- tlom miy_ complicate things even more, tions. Don't go btyond your meant. PISCES (Fib. 20 to Mar. 20) Watclh out for the mop bucket. 41 Broad St. Red Bank VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sipt. 22) Whit you s»y will be under close scru- It can leave a nasty bruise. Don't fritter away your time. Take ac- tiny today, M think twice before eneak- tion. You nuy be in for a aurpriie ing. \ 196J, Publisheri Newspaper Syndicate

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Phong them today. A reassuring call costs SD little. And remind them Long Branch • Keyporl • Holmdel to call honn—the fastest cure for homeslcknessNNEw JERSEY «EU Oakhurst • Mlddletown t\ BED BANK REGISTER Thwafay, Oct. 17, 1963-^21 owJeratajwEog to memben of the Graz "will show the way, I hope,; tnese) invaders first came ashore, tried It out for ourselyes, and werffigffll School Understanding E«tontowfl RoOry Club. to what« democratic government who might have joined forces had liked it. To us it was a kind Both expressed hope Spnklag to the Cokmadde Res- can do, in Us own defense—«nd wiUrliiem—who might have felt of system thai guaranteed rwpect would be wider exchange* erf per- DENNIS THE MENACE By Hmk tauraat, Monmouth what laws it may pass and ef- the call of a common blood, a for human dignity; and, con- sona between countries to broaden common love of Asia and the sciously or not, we were in love understanding. Needed, Say terer,, wje FFlwl t II**. Han« Wl*ch fectively enforce to that end, without compromising the rights of age-old civilization of the Orient. with it .... .Under American rule, Grar, Austria, and Maj. Silvestre Nobody can estimate the we freely adopted the American SMITHS ENTERTAIN V. Sampaga, Manila, of the Phil- the people and without harm to Foreign Men its own democratic nature." strength of such ties between way . . . and if we are not your MIDDLETOWN — Recent ippine constabulary. people. fellow citizens, at least we are to-guests at the home of Mr. and Lt. Wlach made the point that Maj. Sampaga, 44, is a veteran EATONTOWN — Two of World War II and survivqr of "But in our case there was day your companions as we con-Mrs. Alfred Smith, Twin Brooks foreign officers now undergoinvisiting ^ jg »a jag,, committed to the hardly a moment of doubting. tinue to march-along the Ameri- Ave., were Mrs. Smith's brother cause of peace." He identifies the Bataan Death March. Look- training at Fort Monmouth—one ing back, he said: "We are an Leave out the talk about Ameri- can way." and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. himself as a writer in the field of from Austria, the other from the Oriental people. And no doubt can rule. The fact is that we had The two are among 68 officers Vincent Fitzpatrick and family political science who "shall be there were many Filipinos in that been witnesses for 40 years to the and enlisted men from the armed and Mrs. Donavan all of Staten Philippines—have cited their rea- listened to" and says .that his doc- sons for broadened international toral thesis at the University ofiDecember of 1941, when the (Jap- American way of life. We had forces of 24 nations attending the Island.

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Cunning- nard, demonstration, Wednesday Branch, is the son of the former ham and Leo Weinstein, and 8:30 p.m., in clubhouse. freeholder candidates Hugh B. Meehan and Cornelius J. Guiney, GUILD OF CREATIVE ART, Bar Mitzvah Jr. 630 Broad St, Shrewsbury, Lida Tunnell, watercolors and draw ASBURY PARK — Jeffrey Paul Miss Betty Yancy, Long Ings; through Oct. 31. Sussman, son of Mr. and Mrs.Branch, is chairman of the ar- Seymour Sussman, 805 Darlene rangements committee. Assisting OU> MHX GALLERY, Syca- Ave., Wanamassa, was Bar Mitz- her are Mrs. Russell Tynes, Mrs. more Aye., Tlnton Falls, James vah Friday at Temple Beth Ei. AAlonzo Schoolfield, Mrs. Eleanor Groody, collages, closes Satui reception followed in Jumping Dorsey, Miss Catherine., Triplett, day. First one-man show, Al Brook Country Club. Mrs. Chester Bass, Mrs. Jona- fonso Hernandez, oils, opens Sun Miss Donna Sussman, Jeffrey's thon Thurston, Mrs. John Da- day with reception 4 to 7 p.m sister, a student at the University vis, Mrs. Theodore Waller and ' ART FAIR GALLERIES, R of Toledo, Ohio, returned home Mrs. Martha Wanza. 35, Holradel, Trav Neidlingei to attend the ceremony. "Five Decades of Art," opens i99 Jeffrey is the grandson of Mr. Nov. 2. 10 and Mrs. Isaac L. Abramovitz of MONMOUTH COLLEGE, West Greens Ave., West End. His fa- Long Branch, recent acquis The •Ugant, classic ther is co-owner with George Ed- Graduates eptra pump, tions. superbly crafted. wards of the Embers Restaurant in West End. MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM In black sued* "Artist Friends of Arbit Blatas,1 and red, navy, black or brown CDA GUEST through Oct. 27. State exhibitioi Mrs. Charles J. Walling opens Nov. 3. leathar . . . FREEHOLD — Mrs. Dorothy (The Mid or hi-tieel. Book, state regent of the Catho- former Miss Patricia Ann Keane) DREW UNIVERSITY, Mad lic Daughters of America, will son, Evi Fisk, abstract paintings, "Child Drawing," oil, / J attend the annual card party and closes Sunday. fashion show of the Shore Dis- Miss Keane Married - DOUGLASS COLLEGE, New (20" by 22") by Grant Reynard trict CDA Saturday at 1 p.m. in Brunswick, Zen writings and or- Abstract. It's a principle destined to be ques- the Deal Golf and Country Club. iental scrolls, selections from th tioned. We hear it over and over again. SID'S To Charles J. WallingUlfert Wilke collection, throug BOOTERY Rubles and sapphires are basi- Oct. 25. So does Grant Reynard, National Academician, cally the same stone—corundum, EAST KEANSBURG — The carried a cascade of white chrys NEW JERSEY REGIONAL who has a two-fold way of bringing into focus an un- LinLE SILVER a crystallized alumina second marriage of Miss Patricia Ann anthemums and fern. Art Exhibition, entries due Octderstandin. g of the art movement that remains an en- SHOPPING CENTER only to diamonds in hardness. Keane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maid of Honor 24, 25 and 26 at Monmouth Col igma to so many today. ((taor AJP) James P: Keane, Jr., 258 Church Miss Catherine Keane, at home, lege, West Long Branch. Ter- Buying or selling? Use the St., Belford, to Charles James centenary show opens Nov. 3 at By working on two can-"" Optn Friday Evenings Register Classified for quick re- was maid of honor for her sister. Metropolitan, Fogg, DeYoung, Walling, son of Mrs. Charles Wai The bride's two other attendants Monmouth College and Guild of vases in a demonstration sults.—Advertisement. ling, 197 Ridge Ave., Belford, and Creative Art, Shrewsbury. Newark, Montclair and New Jer- were Miss Linda Siebert, Metuch- lecture, the Leonia artist sey State museums, in addition to the late Mr. Walling, took place FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNI en, a cousin, and Mrs. James paints a clear picture of the the Library of Congress, New Oct. 5 in St. Catherine's Catholic VERSITY, Madison Campus Scalzo, Rumson,. sister of the similarity between the abstract York Public Library and Norton Church. Rev. Thaddeus J. Reginald Neal, professor of art bridegroom. They were identical- and Addison galleries. Wojciehowski officiated at the Douglass College, 25 recent and the representational. His ly gowned in Lucerne blue with well-organized commentary His varied career started as an double ring ceremony. matching cloche velvet petal works, opens Sunday. A reception followed in Buck matches his brushwork In line illustrator although dreams of a headpieces. The honor attendant concert career were his parents', Miss Jeanne M. Sacco Smith's Restaurant, East Keans- carried a crescent bouquet of and International Business Ma and color on people and places. burg. chine School, Perth Amboy. She Through his delightful sense of not his. If there is a piano with- NEW YORK CITY — Miss bronze chrysanthemums and oak - • • - i in distance of his easel, however, leaves, and the others carried s employed at Mount-English humor he is an emissary of good Jeanne Michelle Sacco, daughter Mr. Keane gave his daughter in he will use it to give a musical crescents of yellow chrysanthe- Sales, Red Bank. will for both applied directions of Dr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Sac-marriage. She wore a long- parallel to his tale of two direc- mums and oak leaves. Mr. Reynard will be introduced co, Syoanjore Ave., Shrewsbury, sleeved gown of imported silk or- The bridegroom attended Mid- tions. dletown Township and Middlesex to the shore area next week by N.J., was graduated recently ganza over taffeta fashioned Gene Regan, Keyport, was best Monmouth Arts Gallery. He is Whatever the score at the end from Mount Sinai Hospital School with appliques of lace on the por-man. Ushers were James Keane, County Technical and Vocational High School and is employed a, scheduled to appear Wednesday of the evening Wednesday, there of Nursing. trait neckline of the fitted bodice at home, brother of the bride; at 8:30 p.m. in the Junior Serv- is one thing certain. Mr. Rey- and on front panel of the bouf- Donald Sefick, Belford, and Rob-a carpenter with B. and V. Con An alumna of Marymount struction Company, Keansburg ice League clubhouse, Center St., nard, age 76, will not be dull. Academy, Tarrytown, she is a fant skirt which ended in a cathe- ert Keane, Jersey City, uncle of Rumson. His two-canvas demon- member of the general nursing dral train. Her butterfly veil the bride. They will live in East Keans stration lecture, presented as a was secured by a crushed silk Middletown Graduate burg on return from a wedding AN OIL PAINTING by Lexcy Absence may make the heart grow fonder—but nothing beats staff of Mount Sinai Hospital. special public program, is ex- She also attended Georgian Court rose and petal cloche of match- The bride is a graduate of Mid-trip to Niagara Falls and C pected to draw widespread inter- Staer of Ravine Dr., Matawan, a phona call for keeping her mind on you. NEW JERSEY BELL has been selected to be In- College, Lakewood, and is a mem- ing lace and tear drop pearls. She dletown Township High School da. !St. ber of the Marymount Alumnae cluded In the American Artists In a visit to the Reynard' Professional League national Club. She was a member of the studio Saturday, we found the Glee Club in nursing school. exhibition at the Smithsonian IS THIS YOU ? — THEN CALL vast Interests of the Nebraska- Institution national collection of born artist are as self-evident fine arts, arranged by Dr. RENT-A-MAID PROGRAMS FOR THE BLIND as his warm personality. That Thomas M. Beggs, director, in HAZLET—Mrs. William Wright he carries on his shoulders the Washington, D.C. The show is DOMESTIC SERVICE of the Matawan Junior Woman's distinguished responsibility of In observance of the AAPL Y«i , . . rent oat of our uniformed, Club is accepting reservations the office of president of Mont- sponsorship of American Art insured girls for ana day, one week, or for programs for blind adults to clair Art Museum since 1955 Week beginning Nov. 3. The whatever your needs require: take place Saturday and Nov. 2 and has served as chairman of exhibition will continue through •k Home Cleaning in the Newark Museum. A lecture the art committee since 1950, Nov. 24. * Party and Buffet Servers by museum personnel at 2 p.m. makes him no less interested in • Holiday Help will be followed by a visit to a local activities. He is one of sculpture and three-dimensional nine Leonia artists who will EARLY REPORTS of accept- The newest concept In horn* cleaning 1 art exhibit. open their studios on a public ances in. the New Jersey State tour arranged by the art de-Exhibition at Montclair Art Mu- RENT-A-MAID A program for blind children seum include a sculpture by Ber- on Oct. 26, also at 2 o'clock, partment of the Woman's Club Member of Red KM Nov. 2 and 3. nard Natelson, Little Silver; an will include a special lecture, a oil by Ruth Campbell, Monmouth Chamber of x Currently Mr. Reynard has Commerce , 842-3701 live animal exhibit, sculpture ex Hills, and a woodblock print by 74 works In a retrospective exhibit and workshop. Frances McIIvain of River Plaza. hibition at the Storm King Art There were some 800 entries in Center in Mountainvllle, N. Y., the 32d annual event. How many through Nov. 3. "Child Draw- were selected by the jury is a ing," particularly representa- story still to be told. The show tive of the artist, is Included in opens Nov. 3 and will continue his one-man show which was through Dec. 8. preceded by a Winslow Homer exhibition^ and a John Sloan show of prints and drawings. It is one thing to be able to Group to See iaint; another to be verbal about and still another to write Broadway Play about it. Mr. Reynard has been RUMSON — The Women's As- OF REP BANK successful at all three. In thesociation of the Rumson Pres- 24 BROAD STREET Tanuary 1963 issue of American byterian Church, which has sched- Artist magazine, Mr. Reynard's Mmraentary on the famous uled a theater party Wednesday HOWARD UNIVERSITY ALUMNI dance is planned by, left to right, Mrs. Barbara arnes collection classically for the Broadway hit "How to Campbell, Rumson; Mrs. James W. Parker, Jr., Red Bank, and Miss Mean Smith, Long demonstrates his ability to give Succeed in Business Without Branch, at a meeting in Mrs. Parker's home. The dance will take place Saturday graphic clarity of observation in Really Trying," has announced breezy but realistic manner. " evening in the Long Branch Armory. that the bus will leave BIngham HAVE YOU TRIID THS1 H i s creative temperament Ave. and River Rd. at 9:15 a.m. "TOWEL TEST"? neither restricts him in subject Mrs. Percy H. Radford, Long matter or direction. However, Branch, is chairman of the party: he prefers sthe traditional and iswhich will include a smorgas- partial to countryscapes rich with bord luncheon at the Gripsholm :olor and antiquated barns — preceding the show. lever failing to include some anecdote as a visual commentary. Republican Club I have no terms to define and Plans Card Party analyze what goes on in my mind ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — or why I should suddenly take Mrs. Harvey Bowtell and Mrs. ireative fire from objects, per- Howard Cotrell are chairmen of lons, or places, whether in mya card party sponsored by the NIGHTS rwn backyard or across the farRepublican Club Oct. 24 at 8, p.m. in the Sea Scout Building^ Prove to yourself how this parity girdle ABEWABMANDGAY... eaches of this country," he tates. 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Arrangements were Women's Republican Club held proved, Mrs. Neuberger will be EATONTOWN Federation NEPtUNE — Resolutions sup- The resolution on spiritual edu- made by Mrs. Wilbur Ran, pro* make attendance a family af- Baptist Church of Ajbury Park. a reception lor Republican state, one of the W-partisan five-mem- Night was observed at a meeting porting the Federal Civil Rights cation, presented by the council's gram chairman. fair." which was host to council dele- county and local candidates Mon- ber committee for the study. of the Woman's Community Club Bill and stressing the need for Committee to Study Bible Read- The resolution in support of the gates at luncheon in the church day night in the home of Mr. and "The study doesn't necessarily recently in the Vetter School. spiritual training in the home ing in the Schools, asks the PTA Civil Rights Bill, now pending be-1 building, Mrs. Edwin C. Brasch, Middle- nean a change in government," Guests attended from the Liter- were adopted here yesterday at state congress to stress in work- fore Congress, calls for PTA lead- the fal| council meeting of the town-Lincrolt Rd. ilrs. Neuberger ..said. "If alter ary Club of Keyport, and the shops and conferences "the im- ership "in bringing agencies and I icmsideration, a recommendation Monmoutb County Council of Par- portance of spiritual training In State Sen. Richard Stout, seek- Woman's Clubs of Lincroft, Long community groups together toll tor a change is brought in by the Branch, New Shrewsbury, Par- ent-Teacher Associations, the home." concentrate on mutual concerns || ing re-election, reviewed his 12- Bride-Elect years in the Senate. committee, it would still have to iin, Point Pleasant, Red Bank In the council's afternoon ses- rather than on differences" and be put on the ballot for approval It emphasizes also the "obli- Assemblyman Alfred N. Red Oak, Rumson and Sout sion, Gibson LeRoy, legislation gations of parents to accept the! to "promote understanding iy the voters." Amboy. chairman of the New Jersey Con- among all races and creeds." Beadleston spoke on the propo: responsibility by setting an exam- bond issue. "Putting it simpl; The introductions were made Other guests were Mrs. Georg< gress of Parents and Teachers, ple on conduct based firmly on Mr. LeRoy compared the,bond >y Mrs. Thomas Morford, vice 1 issue to "taking a mortgage on le said, "would you go to t|ie Peterson, federation secretary; outlined the Congress' position in their religious teachings, em- :hairman of Che Monmouth opposition to the proposed $750,- your home to pay the grocery bank and borrow $750 if you Mrs. John Townley, Point Plea phasizing the need to affiliate you had to pay $550 in interest?. lounty Republicap n Committee, sant Beach, public welfare chair- 000,000 ..'state bond issue. with a place of worship. . . and bill," and called, the plan "deficit financing." , No, you'd scream usurer. This i a membeb r of thhe club. man for the fifth district, Mrs. Mi's Neuberger Is also a mem- George Schneider, Asbury Park The bond issue proposes to is the same type proposition.' N Mr. Beadleston and Irvfag Ser of the club. fifth district vice president, wh( raise $750,000,000 over the next Hostesses at the tea which fol- spoke briefly on other federatioi five years for construction of Keith are seeking re-election to the Assembly. Clarkson Fisher, owed were Mrs. Joseph Scott activities. state highways and county roads nd Mrs. Robert Courten. FOR and bridges, and for local school West Long Branch attorney,' is A new member, Mrs. Theodon seeking election to the Assembly. At the Nov. 11 meeting at the Voorhees, was inducted by Mrs construction and state institutions Baptist Fellowship Hall, the busi- FALL and colleges. Interest and princi- Mr. Keith compared the treat- Robert Quinn, membership chai 72 Broad St. Red Bonk ment given bills in the Senate, ess session will be followed by man. Other guests from the lo pal would be paid by revenues an hour of bridge. from the New Jersey Turnpike where the Republicans have a cal area were Mrs. Earl Mazzii Broadway Long Branch FASHION which is expected to be free from slim majority, and in the Assem- Mrs. Stanley Woolley and MR debt by 1970. bly where the Democrats are in Bridal Shower Donald Motler control. Mr. LeRoy asked for a broad KEVPORT — MisS Mary Ma- RT. 35, MIDDLETOWN base tax to meet the state's No meritorious bill is eve rotta, Broadway, was honored at needs, calling such a tax the only stopped from being put on th a bridal shower recently in Buck "sensible" way to obtain addi- board for consideration in the Smith's Restaurant, East Keans- Open Mon.-Sat. 10-9 tional revenue. Senate, no matter which partj burg. The shower was given by fall flattery ahead Approximately 112 delegates introduces it," he said. Mrs. William Litchkowski, Mrs. from PTAs throughout the county Speaking for their candidacies Pat Cianc'iuHi and Mrs. Thomas attended the council which took and the entire ticket were Mr, Marotta. Look your loveliest for Miss Peggy J. Olsen place in the Whytesville School. Fisher; Charles I. Smith and The bride elect will be married fall with a flattering to Thomas Donofrio of Orange THE CHEF'S BUCKET Others who addressed the FAIR HAVEN — Announce Marcus Daly, candidates for th( Saturday. hairdo, styled especially 102 SHREWSBURY AVE., RED BANK 842-1260 group were V. J. W. Christie, ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. Board* of Freeholders, both in superintendent of Neptune Town- Christian D. Olsen, 44 Riverlawn cumbents, and Ernest Kavalek for you by our experts. SOFT SHELL CRABS • SHRIMP • SCALLOPS ship Schools; Earl B. Garrison, Dr., of the engagement of their seeking re-election to the Town NEW YORK OUTING Call for an OYSTERS . FISH - CHICKEN superintendent of Monmouth daughter, Miss Peggy Jean Olsen, ship Committee, and Haroli HIGHLANDS — The Ladies appointment soon. County Schools; Walter Bird, to Stephen Brian Fromhold, son Foulks, seeking election 1 Democratic Social Club held its FEATURING DAILY OUR $3.00 FAMILY SPICIAL OF pr i n c 1 p a 1 of the Whites- of Mr. and Mrs. Willard From- the seat vacated by former Ma; annual tall bus trip to New York FISH or CHICKEN ville School; Ermon K. Jones, hold, 20 Oak Ter,, Neptune City. or John T. Lawley, Jr. City recently. They attended a vice president of the Whitesville The bride-elect is a graduate Mrs. Katherine- Neuberger, n matinee performance of "Student BEAUTY CALL US FOR OUR DAILY SPECIAL! PTAt and Mrs. Sylvia F. Meehan, of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional tional Republican Comm Gypsy," and several members county home extension agent. teewoman from New Jersey, Ai attended a performance at Radio Dlnstrt-Snoclu-fcicker*—]5-mlnur« carryout er tail* wrvlet High School. VINCENT'S SALON Invocation was given by Rev. Mr. Fromhold is a graduate cussed the proposed chart City Music Hall. The group dined Alfred L. Pugh of the Second of Asbury Park High School and study which will appear on th in the Hilton Hotel. Mrs. Frank "for women who care" Is employed by Jersey Central ballot in Middletown Townshi Horan and Mrs. Alton Parker 32 LINDEN PL 747-3620 RED BANK Power and Light Company, Red next month. were in charge of arrangements THESE LOW, LOW PRICES PLUS PLAID Bank. STAMPS PROVE A&P OFFERS MORE A Max wedding is planned. FOR YOUR MONEY! V DCHECK

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Company Auxiliary, 8 p.m., fire house, Newman Springs Rd. w &i YOU NEVER PAY MORE IT A&P* TOMORROW FALL FOOD SALE, Women's Society for Christian Service of the Middletown Reformed toast TOP ROUND or TOP SIRLOIN 85* Church, 1 to 3 p.m., in the Full Cot church, Kings Hwy, Middletown. Fatty Coek»d WtioWw RUMMAGE SALE, Women's Sfl SMOKED HAMS 47i Association of Bayview Presby- terian Church, Cliffwood Beach, SWISS STEAK BOTTOM ROUND 9 a.m., Fellowship Hall of the 85 V church. RUMMAGE SALE, Highlands SHOULDER STEAK 95Y PTA, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Commu- Wfcol* nity Center, Memorial Hill, High- FRESH PORK BUTTS •rHalf 49V lands. EYE ROUND ROAST SATURDAY 109 * HUNT RACING MEET,. Wood- land Farm, Cooper Rd., Middle- CALIFORNIA ROAST •Mf Chuck 59V town, gates open at 11 a.m., first race at 2:30 p.m. BRACIOLA or ROULADE Thta Ftr RolUiif 109 ft HUNT MEET BARBECUE, BUYS YOU A Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary, 6 p.m., Monmouth Hills Club House, Allgood SLICED BACON SS 49' Monmouth Hills. BEAUTIFUL RUMMAGE SALE, Women's FANCY HAHBUT STEAKS 49V Association of Bayview Presby- terian Church, Cliffwood Beach, FUR-TRIMMED 9 a.m., Fellowship Hall of the cHurch. RUMMAGE SALE, Highlands, DEL MONTE TOMATO SAUCE 10-95° PTA, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Commu- COAT AT e nity Center, Memorial Hill, High- lands. MOTT'S AM or PM FRUIT DRINK 3 • 95 FALL DANCE, Fairview Re- ROBERT HALLI C publican Club, 9 p.m., Cobble- DEL MONTE TOMATOES jstu 2 -49 stones, Middletown. CARD PARTY TONIGHT A. Faki-fur iweep coat, collar Misses, juniors, junior e HIGHLANDS - A card party of black dyed Moulon lamb petitesl Pile or laminated CRISCO OIL as 2V «S-37 will be held tonight at 8 o'clock ... weightiest Inner by Charity Court, Order of the foam lamination. 5-15 linings... storm coats, Amaranth, in Balirs' Restaurant. C casual coats, dressy coats, ======1 6. All wool melton, collar of HEINZ BEANS .}£&. * 13 prime raccoon, Orlon*acrylic dramatic coats... here's VALUE pile lining, many hand the fur-trimmed coat details. 10-18 you hoped for, at the little YOU NEVER PAY MORE AT A&P* C. Diagonal weave wool ilorm FLORIDA coat, deep collar of black price you never hoped to fes dyed Moulon lamb, acrylic find... 29.95 SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 47 pile lined. 8-18 e tun lobtW h> ihow country of origin of Importtd fun IDAHO POTATOES tissf a 47 YOU SPINACH ,„„,„ '£ 19e Iceberg LETTUCE tf; 23c Sarong's Crlss-Cross girdles 1 OPEN BEETS •S5SI _* 10c APPLES JS» 2*. 35e and bras Keep their shape EVERY and control alter months NIGHT of wearings and machine 711*30 CUCUMBERS 2to15e YAMS.™. 3*. 29c washings. for personal jilting Pricu EfftcKr* Thnwah Sat., Oct. 19 MRS. LUELLA FOLEY hi A*P Super MaiVtt* hi N*w J«r»y for full dataili turn to Utltnt Dhrhton AIM KEANSBURG: ROUTE 36 on MAIN STREET VOGEL'S ASBURY PARK PERTH AMBOY AD ON PAGE 22 Rt. 35 at Asbury Park Circle 365 Smith St., West of FLU Sta. Boston Oe&wrty'* backBdt »"U iiary •peed tie* with B* Hortoa, «. OAA faUbeek from Whtta 100 yard* Leskonin Democracy Re-Decorating Center WVER PUiA - "He found coin, Helen Keller and Dr. Jonas Mrs. Jack Sttversteln,. Uncroft, Sy*. "•• • . >-• •'. -• '•••• is in charge of the program for WALK could oe siBMa fiosn peanuts. H< The program win be presented the local chapter. Mrs. David Unit's First Project even made face creams and in the Fairview School, Middle- linden, Little Silver, is Anti-De- atains and dyes and silver polish town, next week. famation League chairman. RED BANK -. "To help raise Aage F, Nielsen, Fair Haven. out of the skin of the plain litUe funds to establish, maintain and All "convened in jeans" Thurs- peanut. He became very famous, initiate services for the Mon- day for the first painting session but be never forgot Ms people mouth County Unit of the New and what he wanted to do for Jersey Association for Retarded (hem. Edison offered him ! Children." Phone Pioneers 000 it he would work for him. These are the objectives of the Henry Ford caHed him in on newly-formed Greater Red Bank Reunion Slated conferences; presidents visited Auxiliary tq the unit which now RED BANK — The 31st an- PROMOTION — Medical Corpi officer John M. SoweH, with him and he became famous. has new headquarters at JO Hud- nual reunion of the H. G. McCully right, receives insignia from Col. D. E. Carle, commander son Ave. fie could have become a very Chapter, Telephone Pioneers of of tke Patterson Army Hospitals Fort Monmouth, signify- rich man, but be preferred to Mrs; Richard WachenfeM, Fair America, will be held tomorrow spend his lifetime working with ing promotion to fjie rank of major. A graduate of IjIaveiC is. president of the auxil- through Sunday in Atlantic City. y plants and their products in iary which has adopted the dec- E. Hornsby Wasson, New Jersey Medical College, South Carolina University, Maj. Sowell laboratory at Tuskegee, a Negn orating of the nursery school Bell Telephone Company, presi- interned at General Hospital at Greenville, S.C., and /or personoi fitting university." classrooms at. the Retarded Chil- dent, will be the principal speaker entered military duty in 1958. He served toun at Brook With those words,, ibe, "dol dren's center as its first project. at a banquet Saturday. MRS. LUEUA FQLEY Army Medical Center and in Alaska, reporting here in lady," Mrs. Louis Krerner of Avi Other officers of the auxiliary Monmouth County members ol for full 4«tajh) fum to Due of Two Rivers, Rumson, told are Mrs. Robert Nicholas, Lo- the reunion committee are: Mal- 1962. He is assigned as flight surgeon and as chief of third graders in the River Plaza cust, first vice president; Mrs. colm T. Wyckoff, 528 Hampton medicine. A native of Lancaster, S.C., he resides with YOG EL'S School yesterday about the ac- Donald Walen, Rumson, second Ave., and Miss Elizabeth Morris, his wife at 9 Irma PI., Oceanport. complishments of George Wash- vice president: Mrs. Harry Nel- 317 Bath Aye., both Long Branch; AD ON PASS 22 ington Carver. son, JrM Fair Haven, recording D. Wayne Metz, 1015 Bendermere The story-telling ' session was secretary; Mrs. Reginald H. Ave., Wanamassa; John H. In 1926 Babe Ruth became the part of the "Dolls for De- Worthington, corresponding sec- Worth, 60 Laury Dr., Fair Haven; first player to score four runs in mocracy" program being pre- retary, and Mrs. Raymond Car- Theodore F. Hogrefe, 1411 one World Series game, ADDNEWUFETO sented to third and fourth grad- ey, Jr., treasurer, both of Rum- Seventh Ave., Neptune Township; ers in local schools by. the Anti- son. and Michael Saul,11301 Washing- Babe Ruth hit 15 World Series Defamation League-committee oi Mrs. Nicholas will serve as ton Ave., Glendola. ... home runs. YOUR LIVING ROOM the Red Bank Chapter of Bnai membership anil education chair- Brith Women. man and Mrs. Walen will be in The stories about famous peo charge of ways and means. Mrs. Hundred! 4 race, religion, national origin unteer aid to the unit center am Wrapped, It In aocial class! Each story is'illus- wKenever it .'is needed. JO IROAD ST., RED BANK trated with a jol| replica, dressec doubt u to wliu Other members are Mrs. Na- Phon* 741-2646 la accurate and.handmade cos than R. Hower and Mrs. Donald dunes. ' .-••••• B. Castleman, Little Silver; Mrs. In addition to George Washing- DECORATING THE WALLS (and themselves) in cheery OiaBty mi Service finceim John Bell, Mrs. Porter Hoagland, I. t—r Home-Or la Omr Pit* ten Carver, yesterday's i>rev yellow are members of the newly-formed Greater Red Mrs. Joseph E. Smith, Mrs. Dry Cleaning • laundry entation included Abraham Lin- Bank Auxiliary of the New Jersey Association for &•- Thomas Eaden and. Mrs. John WHIT1 ST. SHJ-2M0ItDIANK tarcied Children, left to right, Mrs. Reginald Wortfilng- I A. Howard, Rumson; Mrs. /Rob- The 1950 Phillies railed to hU Kuhn, Middletown, and Mrs. a home run in the World Series. tqn, Mrs. Robert Nicholas and Mrs. Richard Wachenfeld, They lost four.:straight to' the Yankees, at work'on their first project—the nursery school class* rooms sat the new unit center at 30 Hudson Ave., Red More major leagues come,from OUR GREATEST EVER! California than'from any other atate. - ••• v..-.:. .. Dewfiy Lincoln, fleet Michigan State fullback from Hamtra- mck, Mich., was the Spartans' Q &'A busiest man in 1962. He was on the field 399 minutes out of a possible 540. By SYLVIA F. MEEHAN Monmouth County Home Agent Students are busy with sports, school activities and that ever present homework. Our first question this week concerns the use of a bullet lamp for study. . Q. Is a bullet lamp good to use-' while-, studying? TH A. Don't use a bullet-type lamp lor., study or long reading periods. It puts a spot of for . . , light on:the book that washes out the contrast of black.print ANNIVERSARY NYLON VELVET • Draperies • Slipcovers on the white page. This re- • Bedspreads • Blinds - duces visibility. OXFORD • Shades • Curtains Complete Installation Service -Q.'.How should I treat my SHE 5V,.8 BVLU SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE leather coat? . ,, WIDTHS • * 747:4422 .•. A.; Leather garments - must • NATURE LAST be treated and cleaned with care. They are seldom made FABRIC and • PERFECT SHOE to stand bad weather. Don't FOR CROWING FEET let. them get heavily soiled. Leither requires special handling during cleaning. Q. What bathroom wall ma- DECORATING terials clean easiest? A. Some bathroom wall materials stain more readily than 123 Broad St., Red Bank others. Tests made on wall ma- "When ft* 7t» pair li Fn«" terials for tub and shower en- closures revealed that ceramic tile and porcelain-on-steel are the most resistant to staining. JAMBOREE Stains can be removed easily 98 from: plastic , tile, enameled steel, prefinished wall board, WOOL SUITINGS I to laminated thermo setting sheets, The BJF.F. Story: S.95 ... flexible rubber and vinyl wall and COATINGS, 54" - 60" fabric CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS and DRAPERIES

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of her apadras estate, Brook- yean ago sha would like to Johnson are mm. dea RED BA>TC REGISTER ; dale Farm In lincrott, to Mon- have bet Unit put into com- Believe' Meeting* wffl be t*A* * O Tharsday, Oct. 17, 196&-J5': home of Thomas JohMm, Tues- A %and' Clft npoih Onurty (tor pub^c «se i toe in (be h Cub Theme day night*. aad scrvtce awards to maf FREEHOLD - Hopac Oat «ra s(UI Ugh, FreeboMer io-' Mr, Irwln told reporter* that George Paine, WMHtamn I* BELFORn - "Make Believe' ; FUttiey, Thomas Johnson, Mrs.: jKn.-OenMtee L. Ttompam •eph C Irwln feu indicated. In considering a proposed align- ohairman; William Bishop, Bd- Joseph Spaehura, Otto %. ment on Rt 18 through the was fee theme of the Cub Pack r give at let*? part Mrs. Tliompaon said several Ml meeting .» the Bayview ford, cub master; William Mitch- Mrs. Phillip Shapter, Mrs. Wal- MUkBetown area the board was I school. We Cobs dressed in cos-ell, Belted, assistant cubmaster. ter Monahan and Mrs. t; before you buy or build, tee . . . anxious to avoid allowing it to tumes. William Bishop was se- Achievement awards were pre- WinterHeW. cut through lands "which lected for the most original cos- sented to Wayne Kansas, An- someday may be available for [tume and Mike McCautey, Ite thony De Cicco, David Hollins, public purposes." A. transcript most humorous. Gary Pajewski, John Oberlin, Buying or telling? Use thtj MARINE VIEW of the freeholders' meeting on Derek Wendt, Paul Winterfield, Register Classified tor quick ro>r A Webelos den was formed. sulU.r-Advertlsement. • the routing with state highway [Thomas Flatley and Thomas Paul Hansen, Stephen Ungsch, SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION officials made It clear the ref- *TIPO OFFICES TO SERVE YOW erence was to Brookdale. MAINOFflCB Branch Office Britain's Imperial State Crown «T4 Highway W It is the world's most valuable (Five Corners) First Av«. anil Highway 34 single piece of Jewelry. It'con. WDDLETOWN Atlantic Highland* [I tains the Second Star of Africa '••/ OS 1-2400 291-0100 I (Star No. 1 is in the British Roy- i1 al Scepter) and some 2,800 lesser I but magnificent .diamonds. Gel That Top of

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1963 Freehold's Fred Henry Tie Bacote total of six extra point! wti Eric Swenson, halfback on Shore Conference B Division. Theôuchdowns and a pair of extra matched as the area's highest by Shore Regional's surprising team senior halfback has also caught Van% Branch end Ken Short, Freehold Regional'* John We.tson that is rolling along with a 3-0 the most scoring passes, three, last Saturday. Watson booted five record, and Freehold Regional's to lead in that department. His although scoreless last Saturday, is still the highest scoring line- against Manasquan. Fred Henry, who ran for four teammate, quarterback John Lakewood's Mel Sharpe became touchdowns last Saturday, have Pourchier, has thrown three of men with 18 points on two touchdowns and six extra points. His the first gridder to return a kick- moved into a tie for first place the scoring aerials to Harris to off for a touchdown last Saturday. with Asbury Park's Len Bacote top the passing leaders with four Shore gridders will have to go for the individual scoring lead scoring passes. some to top Sharpe's performance By Hy Cunningham at the Shore. Zane Abel, Long Branch full- $33,794 TD because his run was for 91 yards. Swenson, a senior halfback back, remains in the A Division A punt has not been returned from Sea Bright at the We3t scoring lead despite a scoreless for a touchdown with the season ; KEEP YOUR FINGERS CROSSED — The weather Long Branch school, ran for day as the Green Wave was At Bowie heading into its fourth week of the past few days certainly was made to order for three touchdowns last Saturday whipped by Lakewood last Sat- action. to run his total to five six-point- urday. Abel spent most of the Jack Wright of Long Branch Saturday's annual Monmouth County Hunt Meet slated ers for 30 points. Henry, Free- afternoon on the sidelines be- BOWIE, Md. (AP) — A record payoff for a $2 bet in Mary- still owns the longest run with at Amory L. Haskell's Woodland Farm. Keep your hold's speedster halfback, scored cause of a slight shoulder sepa- an intercepted pass, 80 yards. on runs of 76, 30, four' and three ration, suffered before the game. land was set at Bowie Race fingers crossed with hopes for another fine day comes Course yesterday when a lone Long Branch's Short still has yards to pace the Colonials to s Abel has 24 points on four touch- the longest touchdown run with Saturday for the event 41-0 rout of Manasquan lasl downs for a fifth place tie with bettor won $33,794.20 on the twin double. a fumble, 36 yards. A Merv East- ' Garden State Park's fall meet is in full swing, Saturday. Henry's four-touch Marvin of Central Regional on wick to Swenson pass for Shore down spree tied him for the the over-all list. Marvin, who The winner was not Immedi- but at Woodland Farm you'll receive an entirely ately identified, but was said to Regional that covered OS'yards honor of scoring the most point didn't get a chance to score is still the longest scoring pass. in a game, 24, with the Blue Saturday — his club was idle — be from nearby Washington, new outlet if you have never watched steeplechase HOOKING LEADEBS Bishop's Bacote and Dewey Mar also has four touchdowns for hisD.C. He was seen in the club- OVERALL • horses in action. The only thing missing is bet- 24-point total. Marvin's total house dining room, wearing a big TDi PATi Pti. vin of Central Regional. Erlo SweniOn, Shore S 30 ting, but maybe that is good, especially for the Henry's 76-yard scamper Jor the makes him the runner-up to smile and waving the ticket for Fred Henry, Freehold Jj • M Colonials' initial touchdown was Harris in the B Division race. all to see. Mn Baeote, A.P _ S O 30 luckless bettors. The previous high payoff in Bob Harrli, Pt. Pleas. 4 1 M the longest TD run from scrim- Ralph Mango,"Monmouth Re- Zane Abel, I..B 4 • 14 ; For the newcomer in Maryland was the $21,612.40 oaid Dewey Marvin, Central —.4 O 14 mage this season. Freehold also gional's classy quarterback, is Ralph Manio, Mon. 3 J JJ area, or sports fans who took over as the highest scorin on a ,twin double at Timonium John Haye», A.P _.J J »> third among B Division scorers last summer. Arnold Morran, Neptune ...» 1 I» team in one game with its 4 and tied for seventh on the over- Pete Htlrnwelii, KB. Cats. SOU have not attended the meet, The winning horses irf Wednes W. HcManua, R.B. Cath. ...3 O IS points. Long Branch had scored all list with John Hayes Of As- Frank Cymore, lUrltu 3 • IS you really don't realize 40 points against the same Man day's payoff included Save Up, Ken Short, L.B ,« • JJ bury Park. Both gridders have which paid $9.00 in the fifth race; Richie Overton, Routhern _JS © IS what you are missing. We asquan club only a week earlier A DIVISION 20 points on three touchdowns and Faultessa, $33.00 in the sixth; TDi PATl PH. generally repeat from year HARRIS TOPS IN "B" two extra points. Mango scored Bob Harris, Point Pleasant Footloose, $14.40 in the seventh nenrr •} J to year, but that's about all all seven points when the high and Cock Of North at $11.80 in AbMorgaj n . 43 Eric Swenson Beach High's sprint champion flying Falcons of New Shrews- Hhort ;... •. is fourth on the' overall list with the eighth. The numbers of the Jim GrUHn, Mldd. ; .* we can do when speaking bury edged Keyport, 7-0, last winners were 2-6-3-2. Geo. Hennesiy. Brick —Jl four touchdowns and two extra B DIVISION of the beauty that goes Saturday for their third straight Bowie, which opened its 12-day TDi rATi PH. points and is the leader in the win in B Division play. with this event fall meeting Tuesday, is the first ;4 M Texas Heavy Pick Mango-Lucarelli Duo major track in Maryland to in M HI At the Haskeli estate Mango and teamate Mike Luca- stall the twin double. U Komets, Jets relli have scored all of Mon- The highest return for a twin Jim Kelly, Wall the stage is set for rac- Mike Lucarelil. Mon. __...t u mouth's three-game total of 34 double payoff at a major thor- Ken Thomai, Keyport _ 3 14 ing in a natural hollow, points. Xucarelli is 16th on the oughbred track is the $51,225 paid Bon Pappan. Wall ____.J It As Top Grid Team Win Flag Grid Jim Rnbrliht, Southern I 1* where spectators gather over-all list with 14 points on twoat Atlantic City last Sept. 7. Dan Nemeth, Pt. Pleaa. _S M on a hillside just as if AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) — A lot Pts. Tilts in Rumson »»•»»»•••' >••< of letter writing and some good Texas (51) (4-0-0) 546 they were sitting in a (3-0-0) 487 RUMSON — Keany's Komets old fashioned bull sessions have Wisconsin (4) balcony loklng down on Pittsburgh (3-0-0) 413defeated Dooley's Devils, 26-18, a Broadway stage show. helped as much as anything in Ohio State (2-0-1) 238-in the fourth, fifth and sixth Pre-Season Savings! pushing Texas to the No. 1 spot Mississippi (2-0-1) 218grade game and Gaynor's Jet: The foliage will be about Amory L. Haskeli in collegiate football, Texas' Oklahoma (2-1-0) 191won over Drowns' Giants in a as any painter's brush dared to put on canvas. three co-captains said Monday. Illinois (2-0-1) 147high-scoring seventh and eighth Color photography bugs have a ball. eorgia Tech (3-1-0) 146 grade game, 41-31, in recreation The three senior co-captains, Alabama (3-1-0) 145commission flag football leagui In the past .few years, the meet has increased in tailback Tommy Ford, tackle (Tie) action recently. PREMIUM popularity,' and not for racing alone. Sport fans love Scott Appleton and center David "•Javy (3-1-0) 103 Bill Devero scored two touch , to watch the thoroughbreds gallop and jump, but they McWilliams, wrote every man Northwestern (3-1-0) 103downs, one on a 20-yard run an< another with a five-yard sprim also love tin be:the early birds at the Haskeli estate. on the squad this summer ask- with an intercepted' pass, to pao New ideas and new committee members have added ing for their best efforts this Keany's Komets to victory. De- new life in order to keep all members of the family in fall. vero also added the club's two a fair mood. We wanted them, to think extra points. Team captain Paul football all summer," said Ford, Keany scored the winners' third One of the big features these days Is the "fam- the stocky blaster who Jeads the touchdown on a 10-yard run Southwest Conference in rush- while Don Sutherland added the ily picnic day." Mothers, fathers and kids, and ing. final six points on a run of 1 yards. kids and more kids, enjoy the outing more and Equally as important, said Ap- more. If you see station wagons this Saturday pleton, a rugged 240-pound tackle Team captain Tom Dooley ac counted for all of the Devils' loaded with kids, parents and picnic baskets, who demolished Oklahoma's offense last Saturday in a 28-7 points, scoring touchdowns on you'll know where they are heading. At race Longhorn victory, are the weekly runs of 20 yards and two fo tracks there is an age limit, but not at Hunt Meet bull sessions or squad meetings. 10 yards. SAVE/ Captain Bob Gaynor scored 19 Day. No worry of getting in, and no worry of a "The important factor about points as his Jets edged the our team is its seriousness and ON OUR FAMOUS baby-sitter for the day. Giants. Gaynor scored on a rein the attitude of the seniors. verse for 15 yards and runs of This is also a day for the farmers, who are guests They're always thinking about 21 yards and one yard. His final football—about the next game- point came on a PAT. Harold 3-T NYLON at the.event. They arrive much earlier than the gen not about the weekend dance. Van Brunt added two mori era! public and are guests at lunch. Members of the They want to pay the price," touchdowns for the winners or Hunt Racing Association are on hand to greet the hard- Appleton said. a 15-yard run and a 40-yard pass working soil toilers (Are there any left with all the Vicious defensive play and an from Gaynor. Mike Warnei offense that scores two out of picked tip eight points on a 50. housing developments?) in appreciation for the times every five times it has had the yard scoring jaunt and two extrs 190 TRACTOR-TYPE CLEATS dig in — the hunters knocked off and broke fence rails when ball cannot be overlooked, how- points. Ted Brantley completec pull you through snow like a tractor! trying to catch up with that little old fox. ever. the scoring with the game': Texas got 51 of 55 first place extra point. PRICED AS LOW AS Just to keep the kids from underneath the par- votes in the Associated Press' ACING FALCONS — Ralph Jim Drowns scored threi weekly poll of sports writers and touchdowns to pace his losin ents' feet during the afternoon, pony rides and ango, Monmourh Regional's other bits of entertainment are there to make the broadcasters. Giants. Drowns had TD runs o Ranked behind Texas were tandout quarterback, gets 10 yards and one yard an $ BRAND NEW! little ones happy. Just have your change ready. Wisconsin, with four first place well deserved rest Satur- hauled in a 40-yard scoring pas; from Hank Deininger. Drown 95 Not RETREADS! Mr. Haskeli heads the hunt meet and one of his votes the only other member of ay when his Falcon squad the Top Ten to be nominated for also had one extra point. Dein- 6.00 x 13 Tubeless NotSECONDS! very important committee members is daughter-in-law the No. 1 spot; Pittsburgh, Ohio idle after posting three inger passed 30 yards to Jim blackwall plus tax Mrs. Amory, Jr., who is secretary-treasurer. Edward State, Mississippi, Oklahoma, traight wins in Shore Con- Hughes for the final Giant touch- and tire oft your car. down. J. Brennan, the Irishman that really knows his horse- Illinois, Georgia Tech, Alabama erence B Division play. Ths 15 and, tied for 10th, Navy and flesh, is racing committee chairman. Mrs. Alfred F. Northwestern. enior signal-caller, also an KILMER WORKS OUT NO MONEY DOWN! FREE MOUNTING! King, Jr., and Mrs. Harry B. Freeman, Jr., are in charge The top three, Texas, Wiscon- utstanding pitcher for the REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (AP)- of the farmers' luncheon committee, and Mrs. George sin and Pittsburgh, are the only Falcon baseball squad, Halfback Bill Kilmer took his first workout with the San Fran ACROSS THE BOARD" REDUCTIONS! Howell heads the farmers' committee. Amory,, Jr., is teams in the ratings unbeaten icored all seven points when and untied. cisco 49ers in nearly a year SUBURBANITE SUBURBANITE SUBURBANITE yesterday and still limped notice- TUBE-TYPE TUBELESS TUBELESS director of traffic, and a "big cop" not to argue with. For Texas, it was the third Monmouth nipped Keyport, ably from a fractured right leg BUdm* Wbllnnll Bbctiwdl 7-0, last Saturday to remain f Oh, yes, there is racing. Two big events are time in three years to gain the suffered in an automobile ace: Sin Prlc*< Slit Met* Prk« te» PrlM* Pife** top spot. The two previous years the 33d Monmouth County Hunt Cup, about three nbeaten. dent. 6.00 X 16 $16.95 6.00x13 $15.95 $19.60 the Longhorns were bumped off. 5.60x15 $17.35 $21.60 miles over timber fences, and Monmouth County 6.70 x 15 $16.50 6.50 x 13 $16.95 $20.90 6.00x15 $18.25 • $22.35 "You've got to feel good about Gold Cup, a two-mile race over stiff brush obsta- being up there — it's something /icenie* 7.10 x 15 $19.65 7.00 x 13 $18.50 $22.65 6.50 x 15 $18.90 $23.15 cles. everybody shoots for," Coach 7.60x15 $21.45 7.50 x 14 $19.80 $24.25 6.70x15 $19.80 $24.25 Darrell Royal said, "but I'm not 8.20 x 15 $23.60 8.00 x 14 $21.95 $26.90 7.10x15 $21.95 $26.90 Woodland Farm gates open at 11 a.m. Racing blinded by it. If we take care of 8.50x14 $24.00 $29.40 7.60 x 15 $24.00 $29.40 starts at 2:30. One other item: All cash taken in from the conference. . .the ratings 'Plus tax and old tlra 8.20 x 15 $26.75 $32.75 all departments, goes to numerous local charities. will take care of themselves." AVIS Our low ratta (by day, waak "If you keep waiting for some- or month), Includa all KM. oil and proptr Inauranct. Faa- one to knock you off, it'll sure turlnf latMt modtll sf fully as hell happen," Royal said RENT A CAR •qulpptd Ford* and othir flna SHORT SNORTS — Dan Wall, Red Bank TRUCK RENTAL SERVICE eara. Catholic star athlete, is a candidate for Gannon Royal, a former quarterback star under Bud Wilkinson at Oklaho- Rent it here, leave it there . . . with advance reservation. 0/ DISCOUNT College (Erie, Pa.) basketball squad. Dan is a 5-10 ma, is not waiting, just wonder- guard, and hails from Port Monmouth. Twenty-six ing. PHIL WALDMAN GULF RICHTERS GARAGE 0 players came out for the squad, one of the largest In 1961, Texas was No. 1 unti Maple and West Front St. Grand and Broadway a conference rival, Texas Chris Red Bank Call 747-0308 Long Branch, Call 222-2421 50% ON WHEELS! in recent years. tian, pulled a stunning 6-0 upset Last year, the Longhorns sailed When you Buy a Pair of Don't change Bob Giradin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Giradin through their first five games 61 Walnut Ave., Fair View, 1963 graduate of Middle- and were No. 1 when a winless tires-change town Township High, where he played basketball, is aRice University team tied them, FOR SALE 3-T NYLON &TUFSYN wheels. Ask member of the Waynesburg College (Waynesburg, Pa.) 14-14. Although Royal sees nothing DEMONSTRATOR about the cross country team. In a recent meet Bob led his team but trouble from meeting SWC Suburbanite best wheel to a 23-32 victory over Duquesne. The season openeropponents for the next six weeks marked the first win for the harriers since they de- Texas fans see nothing but that SWIMMING POOL if deal in town! No. 1 rating. feated Fairmont State in 1961. "Giradin, a freshman A San Antonio booster is print- SPARTAN GALVANIZED STEEL led by 45 seconds at the two-mile mark and finished ing "Texas No. 1" car stickers. GO with a time of 21.56 over the rugged four-mile course.' They won't be ready for two weeks, however, so many fans Those were words from a newspaper clipping. have just pasted on those left IN-GROUND TYPE GOOD/ITEAR A note by John Doerr regarding Keyport over from the last two years. The Austin City Council for 8Wxl7Wx3'/2'—Complete—Ready to Install school news tells us the Red Raiders are in their widi: I. Agalnat nnrmml mid hiurdi—l.t., blownut*. fabric br*«ka, nta »nr*pt repairable puncturva, Llrn|l»d to orlkinal . ...i.. one day renamed its main street for niimber ot mnnthu aparlded. 3. 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You owe it to your- SEARS Joe Menzzopane self to try this "orchid-fresh" house paint paint with absolutely no paint Paces Driftwood odor . . . only a clean, spring- freih fragrance. Velvet Supreme White To 2-1 Triumph is sanitized to make rooms hos- FINAL pital clean . . . flows on like PARAMUS - Paced by a 633 magic, covers like a miracle series by 66-year-o1d Joe Menzzo- and dries in 20 minutei. Availa- Striped Bass Contest pane, Sr., Driftwood Beach Club's NEW ble in hundreds of bright new mint bowling team of Sea Bright took colors to blend with any decor. two of three games from Redi- Come in todayl deans itself Crete of East Paterson in the OCT. 19 to NOV. 30, 1963. Paramus Eastern Classic League ONE Thanks to a unique combination here Tuesday night. of pigments and oils, Du Pont 40 Menzzopane, of Red Bank, 95 House Paint sheds dust and dirt bowled individual games of 200, with every rain... leaves a spar- REGISTER NOW AT 234 and 199 in leading his team 3 ding white finish that stays white to victory in the first two games COAT

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(AP) - Ace son told him Wilkinson had 8-0; Face Paterson State Saturday halfback Joe Don Looney «aid called a meeting of the team Tuesday that "I got a bad deal1 announced that Looney was be- In Central Atlantic College Con- ,vwhen he was ousted from the ing removed and "anybody who BROOKLYN — Monmouth Col Ûniversity of Oklahoma football tege absorbed an 8-0 beating from ference play» Monmouth i» didn't like it could leave, too." second with a 2-1 mark to loop- team. Pratt Institute in soccer yester- 1 Young Looney intends to conv y for its fourth defeat in seven leader Bloomfield College * un- Head Coach Bud Wilkinson plete this term at Oklahoma and latches. blemished 2-0 record. said "my biggest regret is that return to Texas Christian near Paterson State's Pioneers, ;; I allowed him (Looney) to come Fort Worth, one of three schools Ben Dadd, senior goalie, was only bright spot for the coached by William Myers, have , back to the team this year." he attended before coming to Ok- 11 returning lettermen this sea- Wilkinson announced Monday lahoma. osers. Dadd was credited with 24 laves. son. Paterson's leading scorer is "that Looney, on the basis of a "Guess I'll go back to Texas fullback Carmen DeSopo. DeSo- j'.vote by members of the team, later and try to get a job," he The Hawks' next match will be po, captain of this year's team, was being dismissed for "dis- told sports writer John Cronley Saturday when Paterson State set the new school record with ciplinary reasons." of the Dally Oklahoman. "May- College, Wayne, travels to the 12 goals as he ted the team to Wilkinson broke his silence be the pros would like to see hadow Lawn campus. The what I can do." a 5-7 record in '62. -Tuesday on reasons for dismiss- natch is slated to start at 1 p.m. Monmouth's cross country ing Looney and told Associated "It still seems like a bad Monmouth lost to Paterson, team will also see action against "Press sports writer Norman dream to me," Looney said. "I •1, last season. Paterson State Saturday. The Rowland: hardly know where to. turn next. Raul Leal, Monmouth's lead- harrier run is also slated fox a "Team morale had Just ceased If we had won last week's Texas 1 p.m. starting time. • to exist. It's awful easy for us game with me having a good ing scorere in 1962, is leading the day, everything would have been team again this season with nine ; to look like villains, but we pro- Marv Owen of Detroit went hit- I tected this guy for more than a okay." goals in the seven games that he Hawks played. Freshman Joe less in his last 12 trips to the •year and we can't continue to Looney went only four yards in Bischoff of Oradell has five plate in the 1934 Series and his protect one boy at the expense six carries during the game slump carried over through 19 which Oklahoma lost 28-7 In the Leal and Bischoff were high •( of 55 others." more at bats in the 1935 Series. ; Looney's father, Don Looney of Cotton Bowl at Dallas. school teammates. 'Midland, Tex., also told the As- : sociated Press that he has heard conflicting versions on how the A NEW IDEA FOR A NEW ERA dismissal of his son was han- Asbury Mat dled. The elder Looney, a former Show Nov. 1 JUST ABOUT READY — Two important cogs tn preparing the course for the annual Hunt Meef to be held at football ace, said Wilkinson told ASBURY PARK - A Madison "ALL Jilm by telephone the dismissal Square wrestling attraction has Amory L. Haskell's Woodland Farm Saturday, are Melvin Ryan, left, and Everett C. Wilion. Mr. Ryan (superin- resulted after a vote by seniors been scheduled at the Asbury tendent of Woodland Farm) is clerk of count, and Mr. Wilion, (superintendent of Monmouth Park) it aniitant on the team. But he said his IN Park Convention Hall Friday, clerk of course. The gentlemen in charge of course gave it another check yesterday for Saturday's five-race pro- Nov. 1 according to Co-Promot- ers Roland J. Hines and Willie gram. The beauty of the Haikell farm it ihown in the picture. ONE" Gilzenberg. 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Mlon's Oslo .. 10 RID IANK LINCROFT of three falls featuring the fa PAD Sunoco 5 13 193, 200-845; Nooks HaJllday 233, 188, High Series — O. DIFsdele 611. HI Henry Inn .. Charlt* R. DoiMth Roy J. Rattr .New York, editor of the Journal Red Bank Recreation 4 14 !3«-826; Ron Carhert 188, 324, 189— High llngle Gams — Shtrldan Bar Rocky"s Electric . 6 ' of Commerce, who will skipper mous Brute Bernard and Skull 800 Series: Larry Jackson 224, 249, 809; Frankla Pinto 208, 247, 153-808. MS. ~u!!ano Mason's 5 II last braH Plac* IS Manor Parkway Murphy who will be challenged 184—867 (Feldman Electric); Bob Ham- 200 Club — Harry Dllght 335. Frluls High dams — T. Bond 236. 200 Club — Jim Guzzl 32), 747-2010 747-0711 the craft. Ming 208, SM, 196-805 (Clrole Chev.); Gilbert 213, 216; Ray Desmond 213, Westerllnd 204. OAKHURST OHn Stephens, noted yacht de- for the tag team championship John Bums 238, 179. 190-806 (John Andy Kornefe 303, 211; Rltcher Perrlnl EED BANK REC. WEDNESDAY Daniel's Men's Shop); Don Holdrldge 211, Art Rungge 21310C , Lou Domenlco MITE LEAGUE RED BANK FRIDAY NIGHT John C. Fornataro signer, has been engaged to belt by the Latin team of Pedro S28, 1T4, SO9-40O (Walt * Leo's Chev. 207, Paul Perriibrlckl i 206. Walt Ander- W L WOMEN'S LEAGUE 12 Carol* Drlv* Morales and Lucas Pestano. ron). son 205. Charlie O'NIell 305, Bill Me- 2firx Bros ...._..„...... 8 W 1< • draw plans. High Team Game • Walt * Leo's ~!abe 203. Perry's Trophy Co 9 Xatontown Radio A TV 14 4 221-0141 : It was indicated the syndicate Four other solo bouts complete Chevron 98f; High Team series . Walt A. C. Radio k TV 9 Bchloeder Construction Co 12 t the show. The "Shadow" will & Leo's Chevron 2TTB; High Ind. Game PLAZA COMMERCIAL Trsua's Floor Coverings 9 Globe Petroleum 11 7 expects the defender candidate Larry Jackson 449; High 'Ind. Series LEAOUE Red Bank Tire Co 8 Campsnella's Beauty salon ...8 10 ^wlll be launched early next year clash with Arnold "Golden Boy" Larry Jackson 857. W L B. J. Mam Agency ...6 Mld's Besuty Shop — I 13 NATIONWIDE 200 Club: Armsnd Crupl 221, Lei Stev The Oaks .12 3 Boynton A Boynton 5 10 Crates Beverages —4 14 and then be brought to Newport Skoaland. Cowboy Don Reed ens 238, Dr. Morgan P. Colllo 298, Joe Knollcroft Sweet Shoope 11 Douglas Bleclrlc Co. 4 11 900 Series — Anne MacLaughlln 50 MUTUAL HK meets Klondike Bill. Tim Woods Calver 200, 203; Paul Albrecht 223, Jack Tom's Ford Inc .10 High Team Series — Red Bank for tune-ups. *-- Hecht 200. Mike Tosacno 222. Ralph Tire Co. 2,634. Syracuse University freshmai INSUIANCI opposes Tony Manassa and Mi' Pugllsl 208, Sonny Aearra 203, Pat Airport Plaza. Lsnts 10 . Stephens drew plans for the P. I. I. School _.. 10 High Team Gams — Man Bros football coach Jim Shreve begai quel Perez tangles with George Ambrosia 223, Ray Suozzo 200, Stan flouda Glass Co. 9 COMPANY successful cup defender Colum- Savage 212, Joe Hobko 398, Jo* Toma Kahle * Mo Garland Ins. -. 8V4 High Serlea — John Mezia 4b Bonny the 1963 season with a 15-1- Drake of Michigan. io 208, Alex Renio 2«, Pat Rlcol 222, Slum's Oil Service ._ X Aosrra 605. .: Columbus, Ohio bia, which defeated the British huck Dell'Omo 218, Cliff Applegate High asms — Bonny Acerra 343. record for his first four season 205, Mike Arnone 221, Harry Hopklni Uagnom Inn .— ...7 8 craft Scepter in four straight 212, Les Jones 227. Bob Wood 204, Roc Hilltop Cities Service 6 9 with the Orange. races off Newport in 1958. HEADS TENNIS GROUP co Falotlco 208, John Oalat/o 303, Teacher's Scotch-Men _.- -.414 10H WOMEN'S COMMUNITY CHURCH Blacky Ruiflnl 200. Monmouth Lanes 4 LEAGUE Columbia contended in last NEW YORK (AP) - William While Agenoy ..... 3 12 W L Lufler of the West Side Tennis riS COMMERCIAL Crates Beverages 2 13 R. B. Meth. 1 14 year's 12-meter competition and High Team, Three.Qaraes — Hoilde L. B. Kmbury . ... 12 was nosed out by Weatherly, Club of Forest Hills, was elected LBAOBB w Glass Co, 2,722. R. S. Pres. l 10 High, Three-Games — Chas. Rossi F. H. Nativity 10 successful defender, and by the president of the U. S. Profession' VFW Post «9O2 15 615. Shrews. Pres. al Lawn Tennis Association yes- Hlcnlands Lloni . ; 12 HI, Team Gams ~~ Houde Glass Trinity Episcopal Boston yacht Nefertiti. Weather- Kln| Sea Skiff 11 Co. Clear Water Pool ti. R. B; Meth. 2 iv later defeated Australia's terday,. " 1st High, Ind. Gams — John Wllklns Cong. Beth Shalom .....9 Highlands Rec. _ 10 236. Vice presidents named were St Jam«» 2 8 Crete! in the cup races. Mahlers Trimmers R. B. Pres. S Quinsy Insurance 8 10 t_ _.....„,„ .7 Nefertiti's owners have an- Mike Phillips of New York, Don Btl l DDairy 6 12 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CHURCH .. Anthony's 6 12 LEAGUE Bt. James 1 .... 4^ ffC Mr 0 for truck owners nounced she will be In the cup Richardson of Drexel Hill, Pa., Crates Beverages _ - -4 11 Oceantrpnt Bakery 3 12 Atlantic HlghUnds 500 Series — Fra"^7n .Nichol r.rsr 501 6 . contention next year, while Hen- and John Barnaby of Boston. 600 Series — Hodaklla 643. W V 200 Club — O'Connor 213, R- Qulnn Chapel « „ , .A3 3 ELM LANE BOWUSRXTTES ;ry Mercer of Rumson, N.- J. Pauline BeU Addle of Washing- Ralmdndl 224. MB, Notto 202, J. Rente St. Paul's Baptist 3 11 4 Elm Lanes head of the Weatherly syndicate, ton, D. C, was elected secretary 237. T. Mahler 315, Schwarz 225, Central Baptist 3 -_. 9(4 S W L ; Leeser 232, J. Ralmondl 201 Austin Central Baptist 1 tv, 6V West Bnd Cleaners _ 13 ! who need a new one now 'has announced his craft will not and Lillian Martin of New York :::. ::____:__ 222, 308, 313. Knittei 234, Leonardo Baptist 1 .._ 8M " Harold's Radio A Eleo. 12K 2V treasurer. Bellavance 211, Klera, 203, Worth 209, Central Baptist 4 8 The Brother's - 0 8 '^compete. Anthony 214, 201, Starry 216. Central Baptist 3 „ 7 Bradley Fuel .9 8 : Chandler Hovey, Boston own- Mike Blanchard of Philadel- (Jujnn Chapel 1 914 81» Natural Oas Appliance . 8 7 Things Chwroht hat dtvtleptd Chevrolet truck engines—fours, sixes, HARMONY INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Jjulnn Chapel 2 5 3 (Judy Flcarra) .._.7 8 er of Easterner, which com- phia, Tut Bartzen of Dallas and at. Paul's Baptist l .... A VS's. r Points 1 (Angls «chsna) 6U 8H since the last time you bought to peted last year, has not dis- Ted Wythall of Phoenix were Guaranteed Lamps ..Vsajc 18V» Leonardo Baptist 2 A Professional Pharmacy 6 Donsto Construction K2::.'.-. 16 Qulnn Chapel 3 ...... A .. Perry's Bowling Supply .8 Stronger frames. Every conventional closed his intentions. named regional directors. Martin Co 15 600 Club — Xrneit Maxson 346, 169, Monmouth queen Diner 8 give you more for your money: Matthew J. OBI IB SOI—418. MUlerton Rugs _ 6 1964 Chevrolet truck has a ladder-type Me Donald's Bpeedee 14 200 Club — Ernest Maxson 246, 201 5 (Pat Mutschlsr) 3 American Legion ..-.13 Ernest Gross 207. Double-wall construction. This fea- frame. This type is more resilient, better Local 464 13 LINCROFT RECREATION RED BANK REC. Tims, NITE ture of Chevrolet cabs and the Fleetside able to give with the load and terrain. Carayello's Beauty Sup. 12M Red Bank Recreation PerKIn'a Pancake House 12 WOMEN'S LEAGUE pickup body has two advantages. Insula- Its simple design also makes it easier to American Lumber — 11W W Schwelzer Bros 11M Brink's Fine Meats 12 M * M Ics Cream 12 tion and sound-deadening material is mount special bodies on the truck. Its Wftsserman's il Volkland-Tow-Bervlcs 10 HAIR CHECK Harry Liquor .._ 10 Oil Delivery riveted side rails are stronger. Geo's Moore Construction 9 Lfncroft Bliso _ „ 10 10 sandwiched between the two layers of Llncroft Gulf ...... „_.,„.„, ,,....„. ,9 Red Bank Register ... Western Burgers ...- - 8 Rogers Club Metro . o steel in the cab to give you more comfort; Crates Beverage — 8 LJncroU Pharmacy 9V Frank's Barber Shop . 9 Potters Beauty Salon Greater model selection. This time Wayne Cones 7 Vincent's Beauty Salon in the body, the lower inner wall acts as 200 Club — J. Gumaraes 202, 8. Keambg-Mlddlton _ ::.....'...9 Overhead Doors _. you're going to find it a simple matter to liver 200, F. Bolleder 210, Richard Keansburg-Mlddletown a buffer against load damage, preserving Nat'l Bank 9 200 Club — Nsd Slckels 231. Frank May 200, Robt Bennett 201, Joe Plney - 212, Ralph Ravlele 20S. Rudy pick the exact type of Chevrolet truck Blscus 200, Ed Schlft 212. Llncroft Inn _ _ 8 10 the outer appearance of the truck. Srlgedoon 8 10 FlBher 202. for the kind of work you do. In delivery Molzon's Tavern 4 14 MIDDLETnWN MONDAY NITE SYCAMORE FRIDAY WOMAN'S trucks, for instance, in addition to regu- MIXED LEAGUE 600 Series — Peg Budloni 616. Suspension to fit the truck. Conven- 185 Club — Eleanor LEAGUE Mlddletown UIH enzzopans W tional half- and three-quarter-ton models lar panels and pickups, we have eleven W 185, Sue DIas ISO. Edna Barry 191, Uajeatle Amusements 13 Hometown Agency, Inc. . 10 have independent front suspension with different sizes of ready-made walk-in BAYSHORE MIXED Baynton's Linoleum 12 Cablna Pools 8 LEAGUE Merchants Nat'l Bank 12 vans, some with full-width rear doors. Cabana Pools 9 W L •ycamora Lanes 11 variable rate coils in the rear. Variable Ilddletown Lanes - 0 Preston Airport .12 3 Schuber's Atlantic U A. W Sales Co ....9 rate coils do not "bottom out" as readily. ack Preston Builders _ 8 11 4 Little Silver Cleaners ....,! Quality and value. Chevrolet today 'aullne's Four 7H Ya Cottage Inn .10 5 Downes Pontlac Monmouth St, Chevron H Uephan J. Onosi Inc 7 8 7 Globe Petroleum 7 Mediums and heavies have I-beam are a lot more truck than your money •ea 10 . . m Singles System Laundry 7 8 Mat-Key Rec. Shrewsbury Pharmacy 7 suspension with variable-rate leaf springs. Straub Motors' Butrk 6 7 8 Mikes Toy Center 4 bought the last time, and yet the price Shore Insurance Co. 7 8 T St M Landscaping 6 Walker A Walker It automatically stiffens as the load tag is just about the same as 6 or 6 years Bonded Auto Sales 6 Bahrenburg Mkt .. HIDDEN HILLH EAST WOMEN'S 200 Club — Tom Fraley 304 Stultz Fu3 Oil S LEAGUE increases—and vice versa. It means a ago. Call your Chevrolet dealer for infor- Boeker 205. BavOn Drugs . , Harmony Bowl smoother, flatter ride regardless of load, Martin A Brown W L mation or for a demonstration. RED BANK REC. THURSDAY stlllweil Real Estate 11 7 a better handling truck. 3MAN CLASSIC 600 Series — John Bardella 235, 179, Pure Heat „ 11 7 , Warwn Fcathtrs, Clayiburg, Nnna., ihowi results lit rtctlrtd by W L 184—60S, Laurel Beauty Salon th« Leilty Horn* Treatment Method. H* did net nav» mala pat- Cook A Oakley 5 1 200 Club — Mai Bahrenburg 222, Frelbott Insurance Globe Bar - 4 2 Ralph Bolvin 204, J4m Lyle 202! Itar Cleanars ... The right engine. Chevrolet never has tern baldness. H. Williams Jeweler 3 3 Julius Rotato 201. Jack's Texaco Pardu Waxing Co 3 3 been in better position to give you the CHEVROLET Shrewsbury Decorations --3 3 type and size you need for maximum Guardian Building Co. 2 4 JUSTERINI 1st Merchants Banlt 2 4 efficiency. Today there are many dif- Hair Consultant Here Tomorrow; Mon. County Nat. Bank 3 4 Hlsh Single Game — Hobko 242. ferent capacities of gasoline and dietel Quality trucks always, cost ItssI High-Three Oames — S. Acerra 900. Team Single — Cook A Oakley 607. To Explain Hair Problems Team Series — Cook A Oaldey 1,9(0 The others are Decide today to give proper guarantee for the length of time care to that prized personal ap- treatment is required, on a pro- 1964 CHEVROLET TRUCKS perance asset — a good head of rated basis. Nearly half of our hair. clients are women. not ]&B Mr. T. C. GORDON, will be In RED BANK, NEW JER- SEY at the MOLLY PITCHER rare scotch INN, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1963, Hours 1 P.M. to whisky 8:00 P.M. Come in and talk with the Les- ley Consultant regarding your hair and scalp problems. Learn how you can treat yourself right in the privacy of your own home. Regular checkups in your city by a Lesley Consultant assure success in the minimum period of time. FREE CONSULTATION If you have dandruff, exces- sive hair fall, thinning hair, ex- cessive oiliness or dryness, itchy scalp, or If your scalp is still creating hair you should take positive action at once. A little time spent now may save a great deal of regret later. ' You incur absolutely no charge or obligation by coming in for the consultation. We will tell you frankly and sincerely whether or Telephone your Chevrolet dealer about any type of truck not we believe you can be helped, how long it will take and how THE NEW much It will cost. WRITTEN GUARANTEE „ SANDY CURREN Nllei, Ohio ABBEY Lesley Consultants have estab- CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY lished a very high reputation in Mai* pattern baldntss Is th* the field for refusing any case cause of a great ma|orlty of eases MEN'S SHOP that does not fall under the scope of baldntss and exeeulve hair less, 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK of its work. for which wither Hi* Lesley treat- 62 BROAD ST., RED BANK 741.1130 If you are accepted for treatment nor any ether treatment II ment, you will be given a written effective. OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. FOR «ALB FOE SALE HELP WJWTED-MAIJ! FOB SALE SO-tkanhy, Oct, 17, 1963 AOTOS *T*UOO •OAHAITO ACCESSORIES BEU» PAINT DISCOUNTS BED BANK REGISTER MEN HALIOWISM NKDS INVENTORY WVULTltlX <» PART T1MJG COftuniei, matVi, win, candy, party •*> Plroxxiur Fury utm-uaF*i«» STORE Dil to f rWth In populate, a well fiw.7 Trick er WET Untww, nolM SALE 7t !Jf S?vV» ANNOUNCEMENTS loaded with equipment to sell at a Teal tttfeaa: known company ,U »eek|ii«. m«B to maksrs, etc. Used Pianos deal. •-•.<• etc. Win beam •ervtce expanding area. In TlonmouU. New Pianos PROWN'S ... n3r*»Wi|tT. rM« now. s«»« DETECTIVE and OeewiCountrM. |S6. Mint M nejt, PROWN'S New organ', double man _ LOST AND FOUND Maurice Schwartz & Sons personable, have car and phone. For New organ, built-in Leslie M Broad St. • Red Bank 741-7800 expensive storage an? insurance for 32 Broad 8t. Red Bank 741-7600 STORM BASH And screens, ten 141 W. Front St. Red Bank ' 747-OT87 ***?. UBEU. BOATS ^ appointment, call 4621074. ~~ew organ, built-in Leslie condition: S6" high. LOST — Bewi* puppy. Malt, three 31' Owens, very nice *J.gg> Slust be experienced with shoplifting, FURNITURE — Leather^ lecreation and percussion __ 79]m5 each. Excellent months old. Lost Bsst Keusburf arw. 25' Owens, nice condition J.8S0 capable or taking full chun. Excellent EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER room,- complete. Zenith console TV, SUngerland drum set 747-4424. 1851 CHEVROLET . PICKUP it —J__ COOK — Martini's Diner, Rt. (SB, passed impectlon. * SIM. 1856 FORD 24'. Owem, .'*». extras, very nice 2<»50 portunity. Good salary. Apply In like new Chrome kitchen set RCA Floor tom-tom ••- - -••- 15 2f Owens, '81, very nice, • trson to Mr. Land. Keansburg. Whirlpool air conditioner, swimming Used 120 bass accordion _ 25 C9iess.pes.ke Bay retrlev. Victoria, 00. 787-5529. .hardtop, etc. «.*» .._-• 15 I/JBrown iss.pes.k ay re 1 EXPERIENCED MAN TO REWNBH pool, Sears brand. 264-0675. Amplifier, with tremolo 16-18, tall. ---„--,;.,-• •r, Telegraph Hill areaa. 110' lbs.lbs , yelyey l- 1949 OLDSMOBILE - Good condition. 22 Owens . «• Webcor tape recorder .—_ . 55 ~:30 p.m., or 542-3627. And lots of others, free winter storage furniture, oood pay, steady work. Call USED ELECTRIC 'STOVE 170 low eyes. Answers to ''Chipper," Calll Call 1 747-1212. New Leslie speakespeaker —_ 6711579 or M6-4M4. Reward^ 787-7517 On display, the all new '«4 a Ventnor FAMILY CIRCLE STORES oroiler- element, best ^>tfer. Call Double pick-tip solid body guitar „.. 85 Skiff priced below $3,000. MAN, ONE DAY A WEEK - To do 747-2803 . Single pick-up solid body guitar „ 70 liOST — Child's «lgnet. rtej (J) heart 1852 JEEP RACK BODY PICKUP — FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS, INC. Rt. 35, Eatontown Circle yard work, some Inside cleaning. J1.75 Call us on the phone. Free delivery shaped, near Mechanic St, School. 747 In good condition, motor just over •FT,' DeNormandle Ave. PIANOS — Save 1100 dr more off list Classic guitar ••- " hauled, Four .wheel drive. 741-0318. an hour. 747-5832. ^ price, brand new M-not« consols pi- Five-string banjo •>- on needed items. Try us first. dr Haven 7.7-3010 bUBBKBSPini — "For family. Own anos. 10-year guarantee. Come see, Hawaiian guitar — *» Plume SHOE SALESMAN — 21 or over, Thom LOST — Two key rings. In area VOLVO 1960 — Red. 544 Two-door 15 H. P. JOHNSON OUTBOARD motor MoAn, 16 Broad St. save. Rent option to buy, Tenieri Harmonicas - •-• PROWN'S Reckless Place and Broad Street Call sedan. Four soeed transmission. Radio, plus controls, excellent condition, WO. 147-3365. Music Store. 308 Main St., Lakewood. Free gifts for children 32 Broad 8t. Red Bank 741-7500 741-9833. heater. Gauges. 566-7231. 264-7915. • Red Bal*. - .- IKNERAL -flOUSEWORKER - Full IK4-BW1UTM1RS. DUimu macninea 1962 WHITE CADILLAC CONVERT- WOODPUSSY — Low fall price. Ex- me. Sleep In or out. Like children, ait msj.es neew oor used. Ouanmtaed. MUSIC TOWN IBLE — Excellent condition. Call 747- [o cooking, -Ironing. 'References 842-2430 HELP WANTED-Malt Female MACHINERY FOR SALE PUBLIC NOTICES cellent condition. Hull sold deck, newly r Low «i «2«255. Serplco'sSerplc . Illl Monmouth 600 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown 671-1160 4272. flberflased. Mew mast and rigging. COUNTER HEM* — ONB-HOITO MAR- - jiext to theater. 747-M86. $598. Call 842-1593 alter « p.m. . TINIZINQ. Btlrord. Fringe benefits. ANTIQUE-Ornate wood-burning stove, ONE TON TO A TON AND A- HALF- MARK'S PIZZERIA —.Specializing in 1958 BLACK QADILLAC CONVERTI- MOVINO — Must sell complete bouse- »45. Antique Edison phonograph with Power roller. Oood condition. I37B. -«I1 brJcK oven pitta. 11 South Bridge Ave.. BLE — Fully equipped. Powed brakes, Experience not necessary. A CIVIL SERVICE ' • 120 B. River Rd., steering. Excellent condition. 264-1252. hold furnishings. six dozen cylinder records, S50. 21 Red Bank. 747-S8M. Open evenings. BUSINESS NOTICES VLESLADY — Experienced In worn- Rumson. table model TV, new picture tube, *4S. 1960 FOUR-DOOR CORVAJR — Sticl apparel. Steady position. Oood ial- EXAMINATION, 3all after 7. 542-3548^ Bhlft. Good condition. $850. Call 741- ry. ADAMS SHOPPE. 14 Broad St., ACCORDION-AMPLIFIER MERCHANDISE WANTE1V TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION 9798. . MAOIC SHOWS FOK ALL OCCASIONS ted Bank. • lor Uie position of AccoMloi 120 bass, different tone WORK BENCH with Plenty of. moxle, Parties, banquets, outings, etc. by changes. Excellent condition. Amplifier, silo 20"x7S'x'36" high, 114.05 In RED WANTED TRANSPORTATION NEEDED-From 1962 RAMBLER WAGON — Classic "THE AMAZING ARM." Call S72-183L like new. Together worth J870, will sell BANK LUMBER, Cash, Carry Depart- six, radio and hester, belts, snow tires, LINING SETTERS CASE WORKER ment, » Wall St.. Red Bank. Keaniburg to Red Bank. Call Mrs. HAVE YOUR 8MALLBST OR LARG- both tor J500. 787-3733 after 5:30 p.m. Ann Henry, 787-6330. very clean. (1.550. Owner. 264-8263. «ffisBi1S™R^ K SST construction job done by expert >t linings In children's coats and (C8I23) MAHOGONY DINING ROOM Bet. buf- LET'S FACE IT SUNBEAM RAPIER — 1960 White con- bullter-conlractor. 20 years In Mon- fet and china closet In good condition. FWEDMAM GALLERIES ••> vertible. Rebuilt motor. Clutch, shocks arcoats. Piecework. Company be* In the J74-3143 Evenings 222-74M mouth County. Raymond G. Boeckel. 69 Hts. SHORE COAT CO., INC. (The Table and chairs need some work. We are not as young as we used to be.OLD ELECTRIC TRAINS made prior AUTOMOTIVE like new. (900. Call 741-7006. Sleepy Hollow Rd. 741-2382. Eisner Building) 22 South Bridge Ave., Oood buy for a handyman. HO. 741-3227 It's no fun going up and down ladders. MONMOUTH COUNTY Wooden scresns and storm windows are o 1194a Uonel. Ives. Amerteui.'Fljrtr.. AUTOS & TRUCKS 1961 VALIANT — Station wagon. Button 'ARPENTER WORK WANTED—Odd :ed Bank. FUR COAT — Site 12-14. full length Phone 741-1999 after 5 p.. shift- Four-door. Top condition. $1,000. jobs. Large or small. Garages, breeze WELFARE PEPARTMENT a tough Job to take down and^ put up Call 671-0355. ways Alterations: Call 741-2109. IEAUTICSIAN — For Friday and Bat- mink dyed muakrat, like new, best in the spring and fall. ALUMINUM PIANO — Excellent condition. UprlgfLt 1S90 VALIANT WAGON — Are you rday, experienced only. will he held on Tuesday, October 29, offer. 747-6206. COMBINATIONS now on sale. Only six or baby-grand. looking tor a little car with lots or 1961 CONTESSA SCOOTER — 2O0CC, MASON CONTRACTOR — Brick steps, 284-5809 1963 at 6:30 p.m. at Red Bank High for 577 Installed. Call today. No charge room. This Valiant wagon has three low mileage, all extras, 3200. Call aft- rarage, patios. Sidewalks. Evenings, RAVEL CLERK — Immediate open- School Harding Road, Tied Bank, N. J. BIG M for measuring. Best credit arrange- •etas and room for the whole family. er J. 542-3548. 787-5199. Free estimates Application forms for this elimination ments. PRESERVE—Your trainspot yesteryear It has economical standard shift. Bee for experienceexp d agency girl, must must be filed by October a, 1963. Ap-Heavy duty aliimloum combination for posterity. Sell your old trains msJIe It and drive It. 1961 ENGLISH FORD — fAnglla) two CHARLES HGWER - Mason Con- ?e. WiWritt e details, "AT," Box 611,plication forms are available at, the storm and screen window. Outstand- P.ROWN'S before 1939 to Plckford. Train. Museum, door. Radio, heater. 566-7192. . tractor. No Job too imalL 747-4479 qr :ed Bank. New Jersey State Employment Office, ing value for only tll.«5. 774-3710. ,1 Maurice Schwartz & Sons Matawan. 741-0172. The County Welfare Board Office or 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7800 111 W. Front gt. Red Bank 7470787 1959 FORD STATION WAGON—Country Music For All Occasions HELP WANTED-MALE the New Jersey Dept. of Civil Service PROWN'S FUR • COAT — Black Persian lamb, 8qulre. Sedan. V-8. Fordomatlc, radio, THE SCEPTRES Offices in Trenton, Newark or Cam- 82 Broari Street Red Bank 741-7500 size 16-18 Full length. Large cape-like PETS & LIVESTOCK CHRYSLER 1956 - Windsor. Fully heater, snow tires. J850. 671-0841. Four piece band .„_.,. CLEARING-OUT BALE—doing for twocollar. 747-4062 after 3 p.m. equipped Perfect condition. Come see Bob Watson 842-284I Tho' examination Is open to anyone who It Drive It. Make an offer. Call for 196J OLDSMOBILE-F85 — Four-door has a college degree and Is a resident week, Oct. 15-30. Specials on hard-to- NEW MAPLE COLONIAL SOFA BED DAPPLE CRAY GEUHNO — «W. appointment. 741-3377. standard, A-l condition. Bank will fi- FOR HIRE — Truck with 12' rack of New Jersey. College seniors who flnd and seldom-seen articles, or books Reasonable Black and white Pinto Geldlnt J200. nance. 842-1273 evenings. body dump with driver. By day or MANAGER will be graduating In January, 1061 while they last. We have popular or 747-2688 462-2485. '; 1951 CADILLAC — Perfect running con- -day Including weekends. Call 542- rare antiques, and second hand furni- dlllon. Original owner. Low mileage. MERCEDES BKNZ — 180 dleael. $875 14-da) may also file for this- examination. USED KENMORE AUTOMATIC WASH- BOXER PUPPIES - AKC, Male, fe- firm. 30 Crest Drive, Little Silver, 1777. For further details contact the ture. If you don't see It. ask Jor It. male, fawn, white markings. Born Octo- •Reasonably priced. 671-182^ MONMOUTH COUNTY JAMARAMA, 79 Liberty St., Long ER — Also, Norge customatlc refrlger- weekend. CLEANUP WORK — Yards, cellars, WANTED Branch. 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. ator-freeaer. Best offer. 787-3826^ ber 5 $75-$100. Visit puppies and par- TRIUMPH III, CONVERTIBLE-1960 ind attics Also other cleaning work WELFARE OFFICE ents. GI 6-6623 evenlngB. ••; excellent condition. Red Interior, black 1962 FALCON — Blue. Heater. One for or your nearest WONDERFUL BEDROOM BUY — For owner. Call after 5, ail day Saturday, lone. Light trucking and moving. 787- MAGAZINE WOOD AND COAL HEAT- FOUR GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP- exterior, white leather lop. Call 222- 856. New Jersey. State Employment Office. ER • Good condition. Call handyman. Solid mahogany twin beds 0831 after 3:30. Sunday, 6710168. Retail Dairy Store 542-3386 and springs In excellent condition. PIES — Three months. Wormed, shots. LICENSED SALES PEOPLE NEEDED Chest, dealt, nlght-Uible, mirror need Very well bred. *5O each. 264-1060) tX6 GMC TRUCK — And passenger 1958 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN For part time or full time work. Call RUMMAGE SALE — First Baptist Call 741-7503. Driveways, sidewalks, patios, curbing, Operation reflnlshlng. All for 550. Call 741-8199. GERMAN SHEPHERD — Male. « wrecker with power winch. Passed Ask for Lillian. leptlc tanks, seepage pits: built to SHOREWAY REALTY, 264-7010. Church, Kings Highway, Mlddletown. 1963 Inspection. Ready to work. Cus- ipeclllcatlons. 787-1856. Saturday, Oct. 19. 9:30-1 p.m. months old. AKC Blade »nd silver. tom-built crane. J1.800 FIRM. Call aft- 1962 COMET — Four-door sedan. Salary and Commission EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGBNC* NEW FURNITURE Call 741-5968. , er 6 p.m. 229-1032. Standard. Radio, heater. Asking J1.250. ALTERATIONS — Remodeling, dress- Bncuuve-Sales-Offlca-Domestlo SALE PUPPIES FOR SALE i Call 264-7077. making, 15 yean' experience, high- Call for appointment sinoerlty and ability with high etnlci DIRECT from storage warehouse BEAGLE DODGE STATION WAGON-1959. Power lass sewing, Call 671-3027. 60 Broad St. 747-0677 Red Bank Pay less than used furniture Ready to to. Call after 5 p.m. • brakes, steering, radio »nd heater. 1957 DODGE — Four-door station LUCITE Terms arranged 872-1760 Snow tires. Like new. >895. 671-2083. wagon. Automatic transmission, $395. REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON — Kilmer 5-1500 Top commissions. If qualified can Wall Paint — By DuPont AKC COLLIE PUPS — MB-6J81 »t(er Rassaa Bros. Pontlac, 395 Broad St. 6 p.m. Reasonable. *, 1959 CHEVROLET IMPALA-Two-doo Red Bsnk. 741-5180 EMPLOYMENT have draw, BUSCH RBAL.TY CO. S4J-No dilp. PRIES In 30 minutes. NO Field Furniture V-8 stick, excellent condition. Call 1180. •• THINNING. Slays on your brush. 82 Perfect markings. ,. 566-4106 after 6 p.m. 1960 PLYMOUTH — Two-door sedan. HELP WANTED—FEMALE LEARN THE "BRASS TACKS"—r 5180 JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT, Hwy. 35, leal for young 'man seeking lucrative ture, experienced. Weekdays, 3:30 - Large Selection appointment write Box 207, Red Bank. RENAULTPEUGEOT ilddletown. ireer or for retired man seeking new 5-30 p.m. Also, Interesting secretarial 9x12 LINOLEUM RUGS 55.95. New Installation made at your Home MONMOUTH MOTORS 1959 FORD — Six cylinder wagon. Iventures and income. Many clients, position for college graduate exper- bedroom suit, four pieces, 565. New Call WIREHAIRED FOX TERRIER PUPS Hwy 35 542-241* Eatontown Stick shift. $695. Rassas Bros. Pontlac. EXPERIENCED single needle opera- any new areas for growing county ienced with children. Write B.D. Boxplastic divans J35. New 9x12 Viscose — Champion sired by Madison Square 395 Broad St. Red Bank. 741-5180 tors on Ladles'' coats. Union shop. Time iat will be profitable for energetic, 511, Red Bank. rugs 519. Many more bargains. Phone PROWN'S Garilen winner. Shots 449-5239. 1961 FORD ECONOLINB—New tires, and a half over 35 hours. Vacation 1959 FORD — Two-door hardtop. Auto- ithusiastic person willing to work. 671-1300. SHERWOOD FURNITURE, 33 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 AKC SMALL FRENCH POODLEB — new paint low mileage, low price. with pay, all paid holidays and bene- WOMAN OR HUSBAND AND WIFE Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. Phone 747-2121. matic and power, $885. Rassas Bros. fits. Top wages. Apply ADAMS 5100 per month plus modern apartment CEILING TILE SALE — Plain white, Rare and beautiful colors. Also minia- Pontiac, 395 Broad St. Red Bank. 9c sq. ft. Acoustic white, 13c sq. ft. ture schnauzerR and toy Yorkshflte 1959 VOLKSWAGEN COMBES - New BROTHERS, > 25 South Bridge Ave., ADAMS AGENCY In fine home In return for help around WE8T1NGHOUSE ELECTRIC RANGE 741-5UBQ. Realtor house. Man can have regular Job. With deep well. Good condition. Chrome Cash, carry at Red Bank Lumber. 9 terriers. 462-6025. .- tires, new paint, low mileage, low Wall St.. Red Bank. ^^^ price. Phone 747-2121. I960 CADlIiAC FLEETWOOD Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury Call 747-3355. kitchen set. Both reasonable. 741-7455. FOUND — Bmall female .puppy, black SPECIAL-SEDAN — Air Conditioning, TELEPHONE SALES 711-5098 ACB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY PEONY CLUMPS — Each should be and brown, with white feet, white on 1963 OOMET S22 CONVERTIBLE .It's Power. Reasonable. Call 842-3294. !00 OR MORE — Per week interest Bverv jrder 4 applicant our specialty SAL* divided Into three or four new plants. chest. In Red Bank. 842-0992 or 542- not a Callente, but It's like new and Is Experienced Only Broad St. Red Bank 747-3494 Best named varieties. Pink and white, all wHite with red bucket seats and 8ETKUWG ESTATE — 1962 Thunder- National company. Leads, yearly Heat rloss7 Cellar,combination windows bird. All power. White and red. LowCall 671-9673 9-9:30 a.m. or 4:30 nus, fringe benefits. No overnight rlsss cornplete) 32x14 11.50 per clurop. Red, 12. Forsythla really sharp. It has automatic trans- (screen and clumps 50c. You dig and take. Bring AKC MINIATURE POODLES mission for driving ease. Stop In andmileage. $2,950, for quick sale. 741-0795 to 5:30 p.m. iveling. Interested In opening office [2.99: • 2'/l« .32x18. 'H 99; 32x20, Reasonable Red Bank area to cover Monmouth TELEPHONE SOLICITORS 32x22, » shovel, Cow.- manure, 50c per your Moser. 229-1720 •ee It. 1953 MERCURY four-door sedan, good SALESLADY ~ With previous selling lunty coastal area If I can find a bushel. A. ILER DAIRY FARM, 'A running order, excellent rubber plus experience." Full time. Christmas sell- .alined majiager. Call 519-8600. mile south o( ^Mlddletown railroad BEAGLE-AKC registered, female, Hi Maurice Schwartz & Sons two snow tires. Make offer. Call 542- ing. Apply Surray Luggage,'125 Broad " Call 747,-1376 station on road to Llncroft. year old. been gn,i bbit , jp 141 W. Front St. Red Bank 747-0787 2502. after 6 p.m. 1EI>IABLE MAN—With previous sales 32 Broad- St, 7U-75CKJ * Red Bank months. 776-7283. running rabbits ixperience to work evenings. Salary 1955 CHEVROLET — V-8. Bel Air. 1958 TRrUMPH TH3 — Good condition, WOMAN TO DO jioUSEWORK — And TKA1>J£ IN 'your old rurnnura wllu nu HAIvjMOND COLLIE PUPPIES — Three, .AKC, new paint Job. ind high commission. Call 264-7575 for automatic, four new tires. Clean, good help care. for. young child, two days itervlew after 3. down payment and get a new parlor sable and white, Bellhaven-Ladypark running condition. 264-8016. S42-9865. weekly. Own. trarisportaUan, References SITUATIONS WANTEp, Female or dining room set at sale prices. Wil QRGAN STUDIO bloorl. W9-S69. 681-4475. .-.- 1962 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Four- — evenings: 7 '." RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATE -r Ham t*tf Furniture i Inc., Hwy 35, 1962 CHEVROLET MONZA CONVERT- SEWING PLANT FOREMAN Wddletown, 741-3213, open evenings till OF A8BURX PARK LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPPIES- door hardtop. Power brakes, steering. LAUNDRY PRESSERg — Shirt finish xperlenced In either clothing, or mill Seeks position. Math'' and languages IBLE — AH accessories. Excellent $2150 Including snow tires. Call 842 background, knowledge or office ma- p.m. ^^^ USED ORGANS Black, nine weeks. AKC. Phone 1 condition. $1.750. 671-3819. ers and hand ironers. With or without ary equipment. Good pay, liberal b&- Magnus OrKnn * 45.00 842-3668. 0315 after 7 p.m. experience VOGUE ONE HOUR entil, new factory. BRUCE PHOD- chines, typing. Please reply to "B.O.," WOODEN SNOW FENCE — Used three CADILLAC — 1961 Coupe De Vllle. Box 511, Red Bank. Aurtlon Organ _ - 69.00 1957 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE CLEANERS, Llncrofl Shopping Center. CTS,, INC., Mld-MonmoutMldMonmth Industrial months. 100' and 16 metal poles. »40. Conn Spinet Organ & Bench 450.00 Low mileage. Air conditioned. Full 747-9819. arkk, off!! HopH e Rd., New ShrewsburyShb . Call evenings 747-4134. . power. 872-1042. Power. Bargain at $475 .42-226666. CLEANING — Home or office. Laun- Hallet & Davis REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 842-0315 after 7 p.m: EXPERIENCED SALESLADY — 30 dry, part-serving and clean-up work. Console Piano (new) 500.00 1962 FORD FAIRLANE — Blue, radio, . „. „„. „...,— service, phone WALLPAPER SALE APARTMENTS 1956 FORD VICTORIA — Good trans- week. Pleasant working condl ,KAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED For our unique new Open Dally Till 8 — Saturday Till 5:30 heater, automatic. $1495. 787-1860 after Must have sewing' experience. lew Jersey's largest real estate broker RBNT-A-MAID, 842-3701 for informa- portation. $200. Call 291-2280, after 4 las openings for real estate salesman. 60% OFF COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. 3 p.m. p.TTl. Salary open. Call 671-2141. Mr. De 775-9300. 1955 DODGE — Automatic, power Samper. Why settle Tor any job, enter the EXPERIENCED LAUNDRESS — De- on all Lin Gor wallpaperB. EATONTOWN ' CADILLAC — 1961 Coupe DeVtlle. profession that Is the basis of. all ANTIQUE — Chippendale dining room steering, very dean, lour new tires, wealth - - reaj eatate. No experience sires laundry by the dav. References, 1,000 patterns to choose from. S250. Call 291-2673. BlacK with, black and white interior. IBM KEYPUNCH . 741-8233. ' table. Seata eight $300. No dealers. By THROCKMORTON — three large Full ' power Including windows'.' and leceasary. We will train you and offer KLARIN'S appointment. 741-5229. cheerful rooms, $105. Close |o I960 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE — power Beat. Like nw inside and out, liberal draw against commission and EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Com- Blue body with white removable haTd $3,150. Call 264-3223 before 5 Pm. OPERATORS ppportunltiet! with us In real estate. plete responsibility. Bookkeeping. Write 26 Monmouth St., 747-3838, Red TRUCK LOAD NEW AND USED shopping, and transportation. top and black canvas convertible top. MuBt be experienced Alpha-Numeric. Full-time mpn. Call now for appoint- '•A.C., ' Box 511. Red Bank. , FURNITURE — Maple deacon bench Open daily 1 to 5 p.m. Sundays Four good tires, plus spare. Call 264- NOW THAT XPW .nave studied the 8:45 a.m. • 5:15 p.m. shift, Red Bank ment. Ask for Robert Snytler. THE PUMPKINS — Come pick your own. 527.50, step tables at $9.50, five-piece 8389 aftr 6:30 p.m ADS. .. ','HusUe to Russell" U> Inspect 'area4: E*ceDent working conditions. Call BERG AGENCY. 671-1000. EXPERIENCED MOTHER -, Would 10c and up. Ltturlno Farm. Sycamore kitchen set.. $19.50, upholstered arm also. 842-1180 or 542-3056. 74 and buy a. top reconditioned Cadillac like-to care for , child In her.home, A., iipsr Hnnrp, N»F Shrewsbury. chair 110.50, double office desk Oldsmobfla'pr othsr|mak« carl : ifR. GIUNTA. TU 7-5500, DESIGN Throckmorton Ave., Eatontowî. 1050 DODGE — In good running con- SERVICE CO.. INC.. 110 Route 10, JXPERIENCED BARTENDERS Mlddletown high ' school vicinity. 671- FOR , SALE — Xwo-plece desk and $59. hassock $1.75, maple floor lamp ditlon two new llres. Must sacrifice. WnlppatW, Nl 3." •'••-• WANTED — Apply In person, SHORE- 0282. bookcase, two drop-leaf tables. Stein- $3.75, banjo clock $15, Victorian drop- Exclusive Agents. .: 175. 542-4624, Call 8-12 or 1-3 p.m. POINT INN, Hwy 35 and Holmdel Rd., WOMAiN DESIWES — Nursing position way baby grand piano, six antique front desk S39. MORE AND MORE. 1961 PONTIAC — Two-door sedan. MOBILE HOMES BEAUTICIAN, - - Saturday, only, Tiara Hazlet. b> nurse companlon»ln private home. chairs, .chest of /our. drawers, storage RUSCIL'B, 25 E, Front St. BUSCH REALTORS Automatic transmission, $1295 Rassas Beauty- Salon. Highway 35, Hazlet. EXPERIENCED BOATYARD ME- 7W-7212 before 5 p.m.' " • chesL 542-9476. 264-9624. -' RUMMAG-K SALE — Bt. Marks Parish TWIN GABLES APARTMENTS —7^6 Bros. Pontlac 395 Broad St. Red Bank. CHANIC — SANDY HOOK BAY MEDICAL ASSISTANT — Part time. WE BUY AND SELL anything and House, Fourth St. and Myrtle Ave., 741-5180 TRAILER OPPORTUNITIES TYPIST — And general secretary. Ex- MARINA. Call between 2 and 4 p.m. Keansburg. Oct. 21-25. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Riverside Ave., Red Bank, on rlver- perience on IBM electric typewriter. I72-H5O. 7'^ years experience. Knowledge of everything. Give lie Highest prices. fnt. Four rooms unfurnished, Saw 1957 FORD — Wagon. Nine passenger, EKG, BMR, X-Ray, lab, typing, etc. OH William Left Furniture, Inc.. Hwy. per month. Five-room dental offlc», full power, $395. Rassas Bros. Pontlac, Also experienced or willing to learn varl-typing. Graphic arts backgroum Please cnll 787-4401 35, Mlddletown 711-3213. Open eve- WE REPAIR $225. 741-2309". 395 Broad St. Red Bank. 741-5180 Owner bought house! New MEN home. .50 ilngs till 9 p.m. Aluminum window screens, Venetian deslrivble. Apply or phone -741-2743 openings for married .BABY SITTING — At my blinds, aJumntum storm window glass TWO ROOMS FURNISHED — All utili- 1958 BUICK — Fourrdoor sedan. Auto- GRAPHIC ART CENTER, 62 White We have five per hour; weekly, Monday to Friday ties included. On first floor. Private matic transmission. $695. Rsssas Bros. Princess. Consort 1963. Fully St., Red Bank: ^^^^^ men Interested In steady work security, TIRED inserts. Fast service. Free delivery. good wages and promotional oppor- 517.50 Call 741-7397 entrance. 222-6049. Pontlac, 395 Broad St.' Red Bank. of taking down screens and putting up 741-5180 furnished. On site. $45 ESTABLISHESTH D REALTOR'S OFFICE tunities. Call Immediately for Interview, PROWN'S THREE ROOMS — Furnished. Utilities. needeeds all l around receptionistiit t SSom 741-4326. storm wlndowsr At PROWN'S get ALL32 Broad St. Parking. Adults. No pets. Phone Ml- itenography and filing. Mature womamai SITUATIONS WANTED, Male aluminum combination storm and monthly. Cost $6800. Full screen windows six for J77 INSTALLED MASSAGE EQUIPMENT — For rent 2688, after 5 p.m. or weekends. -; AUTOS & TRUCKS preferred. Send qualifications to BBo: .. MAN 56 YEARS OLD—Experienced or sale. Free dollvery. SOUTH JERSEY 208. Mlddletown, N. J. MARRIED MAN — As all around GARAGE APARTMENT—Three rooms price $5500. Assume pay- clerk In liquor store. Full or part In pipe fitting Is looking for a part- PROWN'S SURGICAL. 747-2616. furnished, bath. Use of ons garage. HAND SEWING — Near Red Banl time.1 Age 44-50. Able to be bonded. time job or will work with plumber. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-75011 CORNICES — 8" deep, wood. Cash All utilities. Located In East Kearts- ments. Write stating experience and wage) Near Red Bank. Write age, references, 291-9290. and carry. 32"—74c; 36''—*1.-19; 42M— burg. $100 per month. 291-0494, '•': ' desired. Write to "A.Z;" Box 511, Re< xprrlenoe . to "A.V." Box 511, Ked MAN — 40. 15 years Navy experience ADMIRAL FREEZER, REFR1GERA- [2.11; 48"—«2.76; 60"—(3.51; 72"—$4.26; Red Bank Bank. Bunk. . FURNISHED APARTMENTS — $80 operating and maintaining dlesel en- TOR — Twin upright, Llke new. 22 84"—S5.01; 96"—$5.34; 12O"-»7.25. monthly. All utilities supplied. Call H, H. BOWTELL AGENT MACHINE OPERATORS — We want gines wishes steady joh. 291-0665. ft. 787-7371. Red Bank Lumber, 9 Wall St., Red 872-0509 5:30 p.m. Auto Imports POCKET MAKERS several men with production machine Bank, BARY CARRIAGE — And playpen, LONG BRANCH — Two bedroom apart- 291-2100 Pocket maker, or will train good ex. experience. After training on pur press- Call es, will be able to earn high Incentive FINANCIAL LADY'S HARRIS TWEED SUIT -• And ments, furnished, all utilities and heat Renault • Volvo perlenced- single needle operator tc 747-9736 knit suit. Size 18. Black suede shoes, make pockets- on chlldrcns coats am pay, and receive excellent, fringe 'ben- and red, size V&. 747-3691. supplied. Available September 1—Julie Peugeot • Triumph MOBILE HOOT'S carcoats. SHORE COAT CO INC., 2:efits. Men Who rire looking for-steady BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WE BUi AND SELL ANYTHING - 1. $100 monthly. 229-1553. Used 10% down S. 'Bridge Ave., Red Bank. (Elsnei full lime employment apply ATCO Contents of bomes. stores, estates, cellars attics, China, glassware, an- RED BANK — Furnished inree rooms New 7-year financing Building). CERAMICS CORP., Highway. 35, Key-TAVERN — UNION BEACH — Busi- ml bath. Includes all utilities. 747- ROBBINSVILLB port, N J. ness and property. Present owner doing tlques, art objects and all brlc-a-brac. USED T.V.'S IMPORTS PART-TIME WORK — With full-tlm< well. Full price $22,500. Terms. THE Ruscll's. 25 East Front St. 741-1693. 0832. v, -,i MOBILE HOME 8ALE3. INC. pay. Three evenings per week. Dem 'MNTERS , WANTED — KEYPORT $29.99. AOE T.V.. 89 Hwy 35. Neptune 63 Renault Dauphlne $ 995 Route 130 Robblnsvllle. N. BBRG AGENCY, 3206 Route 35, Hazlet. THREE-PIECE living room set; 12x15City. 775-8062. EATONTOWN — Three large rooms, 61 Peugeot 403 sed. (2) » .$1095 IV f-1320 onstratlng new products, No deliver! GARDENS, Atlantic St. off Rt. 36, 264-8200 plus bath. Refrigerator and heat 1n- or collecting. <47-0319. Keyport. Must be experienced with rug, tables and lamps. A-l condition, SHIPMAN DELUXE — Box spring anil lucled. Very clean. $80 monthly^ 23S- 61 Volvo 4-dr sed, - 41350 1062 BUDDY—10x55. Early American. rollers. Apply nil day. reasonable. 7R7-3O62. mattress, full size, like new, 525. Roc."* Two bedrooms, front dinette, tilt-out GIRL WANTED — To do housework. 61Caravelle 2 tops $1295 Three days per week. Own transporta- AUTO BODY REPAIRMAN MORTGAGES maple dresser, bed and night table, 1 living room, air conditioner and wash GEE. IT'S FUN reasonable. Two sets Rattan loveseat. THUEE-ROOM APARTMENT — HeUt 60 Austin Hesley 3000 41795 Ing machine. 787-2254, 741-2704. tion. 566-6643. $'J.5O hour up and hot water available. Call'after'6, OARPENTER -..- $2.50 hour up To paint with Cook & Duan. Save up matching chair, never used, $7 set. 60 Volvo 544.2-dr. sports .41195 EXPERIENCED WAITRESSE Attention Home Owners to. 27Co over other first line paints. 787-6022. — WANTED — Apply In person. SHORE- PAINTER K.50 hour up 60 Volkswagen 2-dr sed. $1095 WANTED pply In PLUMBER 12.50 hour up WE CAN COMBINE ALL YOUR Call now and get quick free delivery. ALMOST NEW VERNO1S gas on gas EATONTOWN — Sub-lease. 3*/4 room*, WANTED—AUTOMOTIVE POINT ININNN Hwyy 35 and Holmd S135. All utilities paid. Call 542-45H DOMESTIC SHEET METAt. LAYOUT MAN DEBTS INTO ONE LOW MONTHLY heating and cooking stove. Perfect con- Rd.. Hazlet. $2.25 hour up PAYMENT, 1ST AND 2ND MORT- PROWN'S dltlon." Maytag washing machine, between 6-8 p.m., or write Box 766, 63 Chevrolet 4-dr HT. Power $28!)5 TOM'S FORD INC. COMPETENT. RELIABLE HOUSE ROOMER : .' -.... *18 per dayGAGES. BUSINESS LOANS. FREE 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 cheap. Call 787-9521. Eatontown— • - . • __«•{), 62 Ford T-BIrd 406 $2995 KEEPER — For working family. Fi GROUNDSMEEPER *1.50 hour CONSULTATION AT YOUR HOME. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 4'£ and lit WB PAX CASH FOR USED CARS days, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Excellent worklni LABORERS ..._ J1.50 to *1.75 hour 12 000 - 115.67 Per Mo.BIG OAK DRESSER — With mirror, 60 Corvette convertible - $2205 60, Main SL 566-1500 Matawan $25. Console table, mahogany, $16.50. SKILLED CRAFTSMAN roomfi furnished. Residential, newr ydl c conditions, good salary. In Shrew* N.J. STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE *3000 _ - $23.o0 Per Mo. verythltig. 6 Third Ave. 291-9237. A 57 Ford T-BIrd convertible 41795 (15q ' '"" Mtawaa *"* Station) bury, one bloc*^ from bus. Call 741-81 48 E. Front St. Red Bank »5',000 »39.16PerMo. Card table. $2.50. Floor lamps, S6.50 An enclosed porch, B reereway or between 1 and 4 p.m. NO FEE CHARGED 741-5035. year-round room by Prown's will give FURNISHED — Two-room duplex stu- you a lot comfort. Get free efltlmatR AUTOMOBILE SAIJEBMAN—For local Barclay Mortgage Corp. HIDE-A-BED $69-Maple gateleg table dio apartment. One person. $75. Call BOATS AND ACCESSORIES EXPERIENCED SALESGIRL 157 Broad Street $24.50. Remington typewriter $12.50, now. Jalousies, awning type windows 741-4202. Apply SCOTT DRUGS Pontlac agency. Apply only If you or combinations. Call today. Beat E. Newman Springs Rd. e experience and only If you are Red Bank, New Jersey bunk beds complete $49.50, kneeholc Corner Monmouth and Broad Sts., Rci Telephone: 741-4700 arrangements. MIDDLETOWN — Clean studio. Living Red lank - •"»-"« 20' CHUIS CRAFT — Ski boat 175 Bank. Interested In a steady all rear round deiAt $22.50, maple gossip bench $12.50. ronm-brdroom, Castro, f ull kitchen, h.p. Inboard. Cover and cushions. Must position. See Ben Rassas at RASSAS BANK RATES typewriter desk $16.50. kidney shape PROWN'S hath, all utilities. Furnished. Private sell. 741-7138. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTE] BROS., Pontlac. 3D5 Broad St., Red IMMEDIATE CASH dressing table $6.50, wanhstand $7.50. entrance. Parking. 747-3770. ,, Full or part-time. Apply Harmon Bank. 741-5180. 12xlS rug M9, etc. RUSCIL'S, 25 E. 32 Broad St. Red BaJik 741-7500 BRITISH SEA GULL — 6' pram, flber- Lanes Rt. 35, Mlddletown 1st, ind, 3rd Mortgages Front St. CHEERFUL NEWLY ^ glas bottom, sides and Interior, good Home Improvement Loans ACCORDIONS — New and uaed. 120 Four room apartment. Convenient condition, 550. 842-0402. HOUSEKEEPING POSITION — F SEWING MACHINE MECHANIC Debt Consolidation. — Lowest Rates BEAUTIFUL COMPACT HIGH FIDEL- Bass. Reasonable, two year guarantee. shopping. All buses pass door. Respon- mature girl or woman. General ca Good pay. Liberal benefits. New fac-$2,(100 month S16.88 1TY-Tape Recorder. Amplifier and ear 15' LAPSTRAKE BOAT — 25 h.p. Freehold Muslo Center. 85 South St sible hunlness couple only. UtilitlH. of ranch home, some plain cooVIni tory. BRUCE PRODUCTS, INC., Mld[-2 500 month 321.10 phone. Four tract and two tract 462-4730. Johnson motor, home made trailer, No heavy laundry. School age chlldrei Monmouth Industrial Park, off Hope *3,500 month . *29.54 stereo play. Nearly new. $85. 747-4571 787-6771. (185. 264-482!). Own room and TV. Top aalary Rd.. New Shrewsbury. 542-2266. 15 000 month {42.20 WEDDING DtftESS — Perfect condition, RED BANK — Lovely second f!oo£, 16' FLAT BOTTOM PLYWOOD BOAT— right person.. 842-1308. YOUNG MAN—Over 21, wanted for PARKER MORTGAGE BATH TUB ENCLOSURE 10 cost $llfl, will sell for $28. two-bedroom apartment. $130 montlijy 741-4343 FO 3-2601 Call 747-2747 after 6 p.m. includes heat hot water. Newly deco- Inboard well. Good duck boat or river WAITRESS — Part-time. F.W. We fulltlme steady employment. An ex- boat. Csll 222-3875 between 5 and 7. cellent opportunity for advancement. Our Bonded Personal Representative FOR SALE — Gaa fltove. rated. Off street parking. No small worth, 52 Broad St.. Red Bank. Appl Call At Your Home At Your $29.95 children. Call 741-4413. In person. . ^^_^__ Mechanical apllludc desirable. Call 229- Will — - dltlon. Reasonable. Call AUTOS * TRUCKS H14 for Interview. Convenience. No Obligation. Come In and see this exceptional value 842-1P97 WOMEN — To work In laundry Tuei MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE today. Installation optional. day. Wednesday and Thursday. El LABORERS WANTED KENMORE-wrlnger type washer, first (More Classified Ads perlence not required. Apply Donalc Apply In person. offer. 24" splnrile power mower, very AND CO., Scobyvllle. 75»i loans at 5>,i%-30 years. Refinance PROWN'S cheap. Three large boxed bushes; On The Next Page CADILLACS Laundry. 44 Marlon St., Red Ban> and new homes. To $40,000. No points. REDUCED MAN WANTED — To work on horse 32 Broad St. forty years old. Call 842-1030. 61 Convertible - ^..NBW- 747-0147. 63 Sedan DeVllle 45690 AUTOS & TRUCKS farm. Must be able to handle horses. 61 Convertible *368S 462-671)7. FOR 61 Coupe De Vllle -J3688 MAN — Age 21 to 38, work for Perth INSTRUCTION 60 Stdan De Vllle $2988 Amboy firm learning the business. With 60 Coupe De Vllle _...»2!>85 opportunity- to manags office. If quali- 51) Convertible J2388 fied, $400 per month to start. High MOTEL MANAGERS 59 Hardtop Sedan J2285 school graduate preferred. Call Mr. QUICK SALE! 58 Coupn J1588 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Greetings Llpnrl at HI 2-4539. NEEDED 58 Sedan De Vllle _.. H185 57 Convertible _. _ .J1088 MEN OVER 21—Steady work with over- Men — Women — Couples A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! *'63 IMPALA Sport Coupe lime. Also experienced welders. Apply We train you. Write Eastern Career V-8, Loaded OLDSMOMLES In person, Estpy Metal Products, " Schools, S'D.P.", Boi 511, Reil Bank. 63 Holiday Sedan NEW Pilgrim .. Catherine St., Red Bank, 6.1 Holiday Coupe , NEW CABINET MAKER FOR BHOP — Ex PIANO INSTRUCTION 63 F-S5 Sedan ../ $2685 SEARCH IS ENDED perlenced only. Specializing In custom Adding Machines—Typewriters Furniture Repaired, Refinlshed Painting and Decorating; $2485 61 S88 Hardtop Sedan J218S bulll kitchen cablnels and formica Experienced Teacher 61 F-85 Sedan JS1788 work. Permanent Job for right man. ADDING MACHINES — Typewrite™ Call 747-1212 or 842-3293. 25 Pearl •'63 MON PICKUP • 6(1 SR8 Convertible J1888 The Chevy—Nice, but. Apply Temple Lumber Co., Kumson, 747 - 4521 »old rented, repaired. Serplco's 101 St., Red Bank. Prompt service. OARL B. JONES — Painting' ann; 60 8S Station Wsgon ....$1688 842-1500. Monmouth St., Ked Bank. 747-0485. Carl Wllms. decorating. Fully Insured. For free) 58 i)S Hardtop Sedan J( 488 estimate call 747-3011. The Ford—Pretty, but. ACCOUNTANT — Excellent opportu- ELECTRONIC TRAINING $1599 BiriCKS nity for Qualified aeml-senlor, with local Auto Body Repair Home Improvements 59 Hardtop Coupe J1185 C.P.A. firm. Bend resume of education, J. ALLEN MALONE * SON—Pa|nl-| Monmouth Radio EXPERT PAINTING and. body re- 57 Hardlop Sedan f 688 BUT, OH BOY! experience to P.O. Box B47, Red Bank. Ingi decorating. Interior, exterior.. *'63 IMPALA CONV. , Electronics Institute pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy FINISHED BASEMENTS, remodel- Paperhanglng. 747-4827. FORDS TRAINEES — For electronic .InstrU' 811 Cookman Ave., A»bury P»ri< Chevrolet. Atlantic Highlands. 231-0305 Ing, plumbing, electric wiring, ma- ments, musl be recent high school 774-0303 60 Galailr 4- Harmony Lanes, Bl. 35 local area. Low price*. Quality mer- terations - Modern kitchens Rnd batlm- Mlddletown. chandise In a large variety. Masonry • Carpentry - Paintlnr. - No Insulation * Siding Corp. Certified! '58 CHEVROLET 61 Hardtop J25S8 chargn for estimates * 24-Hour service ALL KINDS OF LAWN MOWERS- .Tnhnn-Manvlllo contractor. PR 5-84071 REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Full- PROWN'S 774-4104. Hand and circular saws, sharpened, or Adam Llnzmayer 291-0302. ' Bel Air time Excellent opportunity for aggres- repaired. Free pick up. 201-2437. F & H sive retired man or young man Inter- 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK ested In a career In real estate. For Electrical Contractor OLSON CO., INC.—Rooting, Siding * appointment, call George V. lllmensee, VICTORIAN MBLODIAN — Antique Painting and Decorating Insulation. Installed and guaranteed! $495 MOTORS Realtor. 462-3172. white. J25. Fur coat, ilte 14, $20. Bam- RESIDENTIAL and commercial wir- for 10 years. 775-0705-291-0540. ' • LOW MILES aon Fonmette belt manager, (25. Black ing. New Installation or repair FOR THE BEST DEAL! GAS STATION ATTENDANT — Ex- and white tea cart, *5. 741-73S4. service. Allen Electric. 7*7-0612. LOUIS CASSAN — Painter, decorator M«ny Other* To Choi* From! perlenced. Call paperhanger. 25 years experience. 43 Route 35 Eatontown BUFFET AND SERVER — LarfS size, Chapln Ave. 141-1703 after 6 p.m. Tel. Answering Service 15fl 1st Ave excellent condition, J1S takes both. Entertainment Cadillac - Oldsmobile DOY -- Helper In upholstery shop ant 542-2825 L. H. HILL — Painter Interior and LI 2 - I I I I on deliveries. Must have, driver's II Tickets available for latest Broad- LET US BE your secretary* No need', Opnti "til S p.m. BROADWAY AT 4th crnne. Full limp. 747-06S2. GOLDEN SMALL BABY GRAND PIANO — way Shows and Major Sports Events. exterior. No John too large or too to miss calls. 24 hour andverlrir LONG BRANCH TOUCH DECORATORS, 307 Hwy.' 35,1 Leonard. 1500. In excellent condition. 176 Monmoulh St., Red Bank. small. Very reasonable. Call 747-9630. service. 741-1700. Red Bank. 566-0277. APARTMENT* BOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOR SALE BOOSES FOR SALE NOTICE I • LEGAL NOTICE- RED BANK REGISTER Tkarsdty, Oct. 17,'1963—31 SET AMONG THE WILLOWS » ZAX-SAXB KOZICZ BER© PROPOSAL Ot IteaW Kehtle ta «fce Jtemejgk 1 Brick and frame three-bedroom r«nch on betuttftrJJy laAfUcaped few Sknwabcrj' JTer Huslnew couple. Completely furnlahed MODERN CAPE COD — Four bed' a company authorized to do business Interests muit be paid by the purchaser Roger C. Schenone with new TV let. air conditioned, til* rooms, IV! baths, game room, base Short of Cash? Use Our HOLMDEI* — Builder's borne. Corner Personalized Service" in the state of New Jersey. before the conclusion of the sale, other- bith with (law encloeed tub, refrliera- ment, large fenced In lot, ri60 per lot, Ui acre, split level, four bed- wise the property will be immediately rooms, three baths, den, game room, Plans and specifications, form of bid e-sold. lor. Hove, diahei. pot* and pan>, •liver- th CaTl Thee DOWSTRDOWS A AAGENCY, WYAWAY PLAN 264-8200 contract and bond for the proposed LACKLAND AFB; Tex.—Roger ware and weekly linen eervlce. All two car garage. 139,500. Will rant work are on file and may be obtained At any time before the sale, the col- utlllUM. hekt. hot water supplied. Ml- M E ' FFron t Bl Red " with opuon to buy. MS4M1 or 747- Daily 9-9 Sat-Sun. 10-7 upon application to the Director, Di- lector wilt receive payment of the , Schenone of Rumson, N, J., £888 or 8t2-03U. 5738. vision of Purchase and Property, State amount due, together with interest and as been commissioned a second ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFULLY BERG 3208 Route 35 Hailet, N. J. House, Trenton 25. New Jersey, on de- osts Incurred to the date of payment. THREE-ROOM — Furnished apart- DECORATED _ Tra,, . bedioom, 114 MIDDLETOWN—Three-bedroom ranch posit of twenty-five ((25.00) for each Witness my hand and seal this 16th ieutenant in the United States ment. Private bam. 13* south Bridie Two baths. Large living room-fire- Ave., Red Bank. S"h homes. Living room, ultra modem Offers Qualified set, this amount to be refunded to the day of October, 1963. -Ur Force upon graduation from tltchen. In Red Bank. Walking distance Vets No Down Payment place. Family kitchen. Two-car ga- WHEN THE FROST >idder upon return of such documents RUTH B. ORAWFOHD TWO APARTMENTS — Five room, to business section. Available Novera- rage. Oil fired baseboard heat, tit, In good condition within 30 dsys after Collector Mficer Training School here, and bath, three rooma and bath. Heat *«1. J17S per monUl. THE DOWSTRA M0. Will rent with option lo huy. 94fr Oct. IT, 24, 31. Nov. 7 156.12 Colonial, on V4 acre lot, large living 8551, or 747-S736. IS ON the award of the contract. and hot water. Call 2M-M1S or 3M-4MS. room, dining room, kitchen, four bed- DEPARTMENT OF THB TREASURY Lt. Schenone was selected tor UNFUKNIBHBD three roonu and bath, rooms, car-port, garage, built-in wall THE PUMPKIN Division of Purchase and Property ADVERTISEMENT lie training course through com- tlpstaln apartment. Apply after 8 KIVE^ROOM HOUSE — Free In ex' oven and range, combination aluminum RED BANK — Older two-story borne in CHARLES F. SULLIVAN, Director Sealed proposals will be received fo change [or part-time domestic services. storm sash. Immediate possession at good condition. Large living room, sep- 'Tfa the time to go house hunting . . . petitive examinations with other p.m. M Waaplntton BL, Red Bank. So leti take a few minutes to drive Oct. 17, 24 129.90 the office oi the Engineering Division, Would prefer nml-retlred couple. May closing. arated dining room with den on first Department ot Defenae, N. J., National THREE ROOMS — Puralihed or un- have other employment. 741-0111 for floor. Three bedrooms and bath on out and B«e either ol these lovely college graduates. He is being Only 15,990 at Berg ranch home*. auard Armory, Armory Drive, Tren- furnlihed. 181 Pavilion Ave., Loni appointment. second. Full basement, two-car garage. ton, New Jersey until 2:00 P. M. reassigned to Amarillo AFB, Tex., Branch. 3M-W3* or 822-MOO. Non Vet's 590 down 118,000. rDBUO NOTICE SEA BRIGHT — Nicely furnished two- Ttwee bedroom ranch, full basement, Eastern standad Time on Thursday, FOUR-ROOM: unfurnlihed apartment Ttie Borough of Union Beach Is the 7 November 1963 aod then publicly for training as a supply officer. bedroom, two-bath, rarage oil heat RIVERBIDB HEIGHTS — Three- year choice 75x100 plot, KX* ol privacy, owner of certain property which Is not (or rent All uUlltlei lupplled. Adults •torm window., TV. A real home. Win Vets No Down Payment only 913,000. *9S per month ptya all. needed for public use. The Governing opened and read for Electrical Re- The lieutenant, son of Dr. and only. Avalllablo November (Int. Call ter rental. Call 747-1859. English tudor, living room with fire- old rancher In excellent condition. pairs at the National Guard Armory, 741-74M. place, dining room, kitchen, aluminum Living room, dining room, kitchen, Body desires to dispose of the follow- West and Chestnut Street. Red Bank, Mrs. Roger A. Schenone of 107 BELFORD — Three-bedroom ranch, three bedrooms, two baths, full base- Six ye&r old three bedroom wife-size ing listed properties for which offers siding, storm doors, awnings, overslsed, kitchen, and It's In top condition. Vets, New Jersey. West River Rd., Rumson, re- FIRST FLOOR — Two roonu. utllttlei. nicely landscaped lot. Immediate pos- ment. Approximately one acre plot. •ave been made as follows: Bidders will be required to qualify Private entrance. Netrljr decorated. 8HORBWAY RBALTC {24,000. no down payment. Only RJ5 application Blk. Lota Street Offer aession at closing. lee. FHA Very low down. la accordance with Chapter 82:39:5* Re- ceived his BS degree from Mon- T87-9841 si sasb 191 27 Sydney * Ocean Avs. 1100.00 vised Statutes prior to the opening of PORTAUPECK — Three-bedroom Only 16,500 at Berg SHMDWaBWRY — Four-bedroom Cape 75 11 Floyd Avenue 100.00 mouth College, West Long HOW AVAILABLE — Muter eulte, ranch. Living room with fireplace, din- All down and monthly payments are 144 14 Central Avenue 100.00 bids. Specifications will be furnished luxuriously furnlahed. Bedroom, den, Ing room. Modem kitchen, two baths, Non Vet*s 600 Down Cod. Convenient to school and bus line. upon application to the Department of Branch, N. J. Basement with playroom. Fenced rear approximate and subject to V. A. 144 13 Cantral Avenue 100.00 Defense, N. J., Armory Drive, Tren- bath. Air conditioned. Heated. TV, small dea Hot water heat Attached yard. 118.000. F. H. A. approval. 144 io Central Avenue 100.00 phone. Private entrance. Two patloi. garage. Adults only with 60 day va- Vets No Down Payment Part ton, New Jersey. Finest residential section. No hidden cating clause. J175 month. References. Split level, living room, dining room, ot ENGINEERING DIVISION extraa. tn weekly. Lont season, single LAWRENCE T. SCHILLING, REAL- kitchen, three large bedrooms, 1& 153 13 715 Shore Road 100.00 DEPARTMENT Of DEFENSE, N. J. suite also. Contact owner, 2830 Flamin- TOR. 1« Spring St., Red Bank. 747- bath. coVered patio, basement, garage, WEART-NEMETH BEACH AGENCY The above will be offered at public Oct. 17, 24, 31 116.56 go Lane. Fort Lauderdale, Florida. combination aluminum storm gash. sale and bids will be received by the iU 3-3430. 1400 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown Squad Auxiliary MIDDLETOWN — Bungalow, three Immediate possession at closing. AGENCY Borough Council subject to the ap- PDBUC NOTICE en-2727 proval of the Municipal Finance Com- FURNISHED APARTMENT — Very bedrooms, one-car garage. Nice plot. Only 18,500 at Berg Dally to S p.m. Saturday, Sunday to f An ordinance entitled sn ordinance nice and dean, modem kitchen. All Oood neighborhood. Rent J150 pei Non Vet's 790 Down REALTOR mission and final confirmation of the to amend anil supplement an ordinance private. 05 Herbert St, Red Bank. month. CHAB. H. TINDALL, Realtor. Licensed Real Estate Broker •ale by the Mayor and Council. entitled, "An ordinance to amend and 741-8030. 102 WEST FRONT ST. All Borough property Is sold to the Activities Set THREE . ROOM FURNISHED APART- Monmouth County Office highest bidder with the condition that supplement an ordinance entitled "An MENT — For business couple, call COLONIAL ordinance establishing rules, regula- SBC-ROOM DUPLEX — Own utilities, 741-2240 he pay aa additional purchase price tions, and standards governing the sub- PORT MONMOUTH - Mrs. j9WM lease and security. Almost new seven-room center ha)] a sura equal to the amount of tax x division of land within the Township Robert Fix was selected as dele- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, Unfurnished 741-7484. ' THE BERS AGENCY 24-HOUR SERVICE colonial with 1 k baths, and wood pa- based on the last assessed valuation ot - Marlboro, In the County of Mon- three room apartments: $84 and $109, LAROE SEVEN-ROOM RANCH — neled den. Decorated In excellent taste. apportioned aa of the date of the deed, mouth, pursuant to the authority set gate to represent the Gold Cross Including utilities. Furnished ef- Two baths, executive section. Near Realtor Member Red Sank Area Located In aecluded area just outside together with the cost of advertising forth in Chapter 433 ot the laws of ficiency P«. 281-1769 or 74T-3916. schools and shopping. 1200. Available of Red Bank. Absentee owner desires and preparation of the Deed, 1993, and amendments and aupplementj at the First Aid Auxiliary meet- November 1. Call 747-2838. Multiple Listing Service immediate sale. Aakint; f32,o00. The Sale will be held on Monday, thereto; was presented for Introdu ing Monday. THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — First October 28, 1963, at 8:15 p.m. o'clock lion and first reading on September floor. Private entranoe. 42 Rector PI., "Personalired Service" CROWELL AGENCY. Realtor In the Cottage Park School, Mornlngslde Avenue, In said Borough. Persons mak- 19. 1963 by the Mayor and Township The auxiliary executive board Red Bank. 8M4122. WANTED TO RENT 671-1000 63 Riverside Ave. Red Bank Committee of the Township of Marl- MARIE COX AGENCY ing offers and/or highest bidders are boro and on October 3, 1863 was fi- members mil meet with the FURNISHED APARTMENT — Call be- N. J. Largest Residential Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn required to make cash deposits of fore noon or after 6 p.m. 741-8372. FOUR-ROOM — Unfurnished apart- 10% of the amount offered or bid and nally adopted and approved. builder of a new addition.to the Couples only. __^ ment. Mlddletown • Red Bank vicinity. Real Estate Brokers Realtor and Insuror JOSEPH LANZARO, Mayor. Two adults, no children or pets. Needed 741-4030 pay the balance within thirty day Township of Marlboro First Aid building and plan a NSW super deluxe 4%4-room apartment. by mid March. Please call 671-2829 Hours: Daily 9-9 arter confirmation of the sale. ' Attest: O.E. alr-condltloned, colored appli- after 5:30 p.m. and all day weekendi Established in Fort-au-peck area COLTS NECK - HOLMDEL The Council reierves the right to Fiord Wyckoff new kitchen. They are Mrs. ances. Draw drapes. Choice location In Saturday and Sunday 10-7 of oceanport over 39 years, speci- J. D, Roche Agency rejeot any and all Bids. Thomas Minor, Mrs. Robert Long Branch. 222-4810. RETIRED COUPLE — Three or four- alizing in residential and waterfront Lone Bridge Rd., Colts Neck ALFRED T. KENNESSY, JR. Oct. 17 |5.n8 room apartment with beat. Mlddletown Route #35 Middletown groperty. Member Shore Multiple Borough Clerk Drake, Mrs. Arthur Range, Mrs. HIGHLANDS — Three-room furnished Uallnf 8*rvlce. . MS-49H Oct. 17 110.11 apartment, bath, all utilities. Call 872- Red Bank. By November 1 - December 1. 747-235B. Garden State Parkway Exit 117 98 Commanche Dr., Oceanport NEW SHREWSBURX — OolonlaL lour NOTICE Hazel Krynidd and Mrs. How- 1606. 222-1602 REFINED ELDERLY WIDOW—Look- bedrooms, all large rooms. J29.6O0. Ex- COUNTY OF MONMOCTR STATE OF NEW JERSEY ard ReCorr. RED BANK'S FINEST Ing for room and hoard. Ground floor. cellent condition. Owner. 747-6380. STATE OF NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF STATE. Deluxe beautiful four- and five-room Rumson, Fair Haven vicinity. 812-3308. SEEIN& IS BELIEVING A REAL FIND IN HOLMDEL CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION A rummage sale is planned for .garden apartments. Two bedrooms. Currier and Ives picture. Charming RUMSON — Close to river. Has living Notice is hereby given that sealed Modern kitchen. Spacious rooms and HOUSE IN LINCROFT AREA — Nov. Little Silver — A lovely home In bids will be received by the Board of To all to whom these presents may Saturday from 10 tun. until 5 choice area. Early American farm house with fire- room, dining room, moiern kitchen, come, Greeting: closets. Quiet environment. 20-June 20. placea—lovely area, with several acres, three lovely bedrooms, large den, ltt Chosen Freeholders of the County of 741-5702 If you are looking for a delightful four Monmouth, New Jersey, for Furnish- WHEREAS, It appears to my satis- p.m. in the building. Mrs. Viola MADISON GARDENS bedroom split with 2tt baths, recrea- dotted with barns and out-bulldlngl. baths. In very good location and house faction, by duly authenticated record 132 South St. 741-7633 (N. J.) Call now to inspect. . lnNsrc.llent condition. A buy at (22,(00. ing Standard Beam Guard Rail for the Zemalkowski Is chairman; A BACHELOR WANTS — One room, tion room, office or extra bedroom, RUSSELL M. BORUB Realtors, (500 Eload and Bridge Departments ot the of the proceedings for the voluntary LEROY APARTMENTS — IS Leroy bath, kitchen apartment at a moderate spacious living room with . fireplace, River Road, Fair Haven 747.4S32 County of Monmouth with an amount dissolution thereof by the unanimous Mrs. Robert Fix, Mrs. Kenneth PI.. Red Bank. Tares rooms. 7(1-1063 price on lease in Mlddletown. Refer- modern kitchen and many pleasant Indicated In the Proposal, and opened content of all the stockholders de- or 747-53W. ences. E. J., 307 West 106th St. N.Y.C. The CAROLL Agency Member Multiple JJMUng Service. posited In my office, that KOOLMEI8- surprises, all on a beautifully treed REAL ESTATE and read In public In the Hall of Rec- MacLennon, Jr., and Mrs. lot, then' call tor appointment. Asking RED BANK HOME — Excellent area, ords, Main Street, Freehold, N. J., on TBR BUILDERS, INC. a corporation FOUR ROOMS — Furnished. With utll- OARAGE — Two or three'cars. Musi 136,000. Exceptional financing. Hwy 34 846-4628 Colts Neck, M. J of thla Stats, whose principal office is George Rutan are on a party Sties and heat. Adult". lave electricity. Call Mx25 living room, full dining room, November 6th, 1963 at 2:00 o'clock, situated at No. It Wallace Street, in 747-0783 7474454 12800 DOWN three large bedrooms, full basement p. m., Prevailing Time. committee for December. Host- OUFFWOOD BEACH — Brand new Near schools. 119,900. SOHANCK Specifications and form of bid foi he Borough of Bed Bank, County ot KEYPOKT—Threo rooms and bath, W3 HAVE an overflow of bona fid BLAME NO ONE ranch. Three bedrooms, modern kitchen, AGENCY. Realtor, S Linden PI-. Red the proposed work, prepared by H. Uonmouth, state of New Jersey (Vera esses at the next meeting will be utilities furnished, J110 monthly. Next prospects looking for two to four bed- But yourself if you miss seeing this dining area, tile bath, dryer, garage, Bank. 747-3097. Leroy Martin, Monmouth County En* F. Kany being (he agent therein and Mrs. John Rada, Mrs.- Walter to St. Joseph's pariah. 380 Maple PI. rooms. Call UM for fast action to have three-bedroom ranch with 13x32 swim- 60x100 nicely treed. 113,1)00, glneer and approved by the New Jer- in charge thereof, upon whom process 229-0107. ' your home rented. THB BBKO AGEN- ming pool. Attached garage, beautifully sey State Highway Commissioner, have may be served) haa complied with the Prater, Mrs. Arthur Runge and CY, Rt 35, Mlddletown. 671-1000. CASEY'S AGENCY requirements off Title 14. Corporations, FIVE-ROOM FURNIBHED APART- landscaped, exceptional - neighborhood, LOTS & ACREAGE been filed In the office of the said Mrs. Howard ReCorr. near schools and transportation. Middle- Engineer In Uis Hall of Records afore- General, of Revised Statutes of New MENT — «25 weekly. Heat, hot water town. House In perfect condition. BROKER Jersey, preliminary to the Issuing of supplied. 24 Shore Blvd., Keansburg. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Scenic, mentioned and of said State Hlghwa: this certificate of Dissolution. FURNISHED ROOMS 120,800. Hwy. 38 Hatlet 264-8442 Commissioner In Trenton, N. J>, ana 787-0263. wooded, choloe location. 12O'xU9', all may be Inspected by prospeoUve bid- NOW THEREFORE, I, the Secretary APARTMENT—Untarnished. One bed- CENTER HALL RIVERVIBW RANCH- utilities. W.000. 842-1866 or 842-3SM. ders during business hours. Bldderk of stats of the Stats of New Jersey, HUESTIS COMMISSIONED room, living room, kitchen and bath. ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD YOU SHOULD SEE Portaupeck. Near docking fafacilitiesi . will be furnished with a coir ol the Do Hereby Certify that the said cor- e, book- LOT 125x309—All utilities, complet poration did, on the Ninth day of Oc- EVEREOX AB, France —Sec- Private entrance. One block from Red WAY6IDE RESIDENCE. West Par The Oak Hill award-winning residential Living room 21x13, fireplace, with street. Large trees on property, Specifications upon proper notice to thi Bank Station. Call 812-8638 alter a p.m. community. We are now showing our cases. Dining room. —Al l .purpos - . *e room. walking dltUincB to schools. Choice lo- County Engineer. tober, ' 1663. file In my office a duly ond Lt Fred A. Huestis, Jr., of Ave., Wayside. Brand new building. Pleasant kitchen. Three bedrooms, two executed and attested consent In writ* RED BANK — THREE MODERN, de- All meals, laundry and care. Call Mr. five new homes, located off Osi Hill cation In New Shrewsbury. 747-1278. Bids must be msde on standard pro- Road, Mlddletown. , bathe. Attached garage. Patio. Large posal forms In the manner designated ing to the dissolution of said corpora- Manasquan, N. J., has arrived sirable roonu. Bath, unfurnished. 120 Delmont at 531-9893. corner Plot. Carpeting. Spotless con- LTNCKOFT — Conveniently located. tion, executed by a.11 the stockholders McLaren St at Prospect. 747-1178. In the Specifications; must be en- thereof, which said consent and the here for his first active duty as- ALLENMIL BOARDING HOME — 312 dition throughout. Email basement, ho mtm closed In sealed envelopes bearing tht FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED River Rd., Red Bank. Call APPLEBROOK AGENCY water heat. FHA mortgage of »l,70O T41-S7OJ name and address of the bidder am record of the proceedings atorsald an signment as an Air Force ofr-'' 'apartment Tare* rooms and bam In 8I2-3S93 available to qualified buyer. Asking name of the work to be bid on, oi now on tile In my said office aa pro- Highlands. Call 787-0408, or 671-0266. 9S0 Highway 35 Middletown M4.500. LAWRENCE J. 8CHILLINO, the outside; addressed to the Board o! vided by law. fleer. He will servo as a supply BACHELOR ROOM — Third floor. 671-2300 REALTOR. IS Spring St. Red Bank. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY IN TESTIMONY .WHEREOF", Private entrance and bath. 37 Peters Chosen Freeholders of the County ol 1 officer. Lt Huestis received bis THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished, utili- Member Multiple Listing 747-4121. Monmouth, N. J., and must -be ac- have hereto set my hand and ties, private house, responsible adults; PI., for appointment call 741-4768. RED BANK—Fonr-famlly house |2o,000. affixed my official seal, at Tren- COLTS NECK — Five acre farmetu companied by a NonColluslon Affida- commission through the Air Force no pets. 542-1439. Ealontown. RED BANK — Large single bed-sit- SEA BRIGHT—Two-family house, US,. vit and a certified check for not lesi BEAU ton, this Nlrlth day' or October EXECUTIVE CLASS Charming three-bedroom, two-story 000. A. D. one thousand nine hun- Reserve Officer Training Corps RED BANK — Unfurnished. , Slngie tinfr room. US per week, Prlvatt home. homo to 40\ Call for appointment 8(2-1100, in the living room, fireplace. Paneled O71-331J. rooms, breakfast room, plus forma, cepted only from Didders prequallfler One set of documents may be ob- The right is reserved to reject any library-den. Dining room. Electric In accordance with R. E. 52:35. Thi tained from the Architect not earllei or all bldi If deemed to the Interest 1RUM8ON — Five-room house, fur- aiDDLETOWN — Eight-room, six dining room. Many extras. $23,000. right Is reserved to reject any or all bished. Until May 15. Rent SUO. utili- kitchen, dishwasher, refrigerator. Three year-old home. Split level on lU-acre 8NYDER REALTORS, Five Corners than October U, 1963 by deposltlni of the County of Monmouth to do so, ties supplied. Call after 5, 842-0666. twin bedrooms, two tiled baths. Full Mlddletown. 671-2530, 231-0900. bids. »25.00 with him for such set of docu By order of the Board of Chosen basement. Attached garage. Convenient lot. NOT In development. Screened pa- Proposal guarantee and other bid- ments. Ths amount of 135.00 will b< Freeholders of the County of Mon- 193 to (178 Per Month to school, shopping. Early possession. tio finished basement with bar. Wall- RUMSON — River Rd. Three bed ding requirements are stated in thi refunded to Contractors who return thi mouth. THE BBRO AGENCY to-wall carpeting, swjmmlng pool, fence rooms, bath upstairs, dining room, liv- Unusual at *27,500. STANLEY K. and-other features. Sacrifice, S28.S00. standard and supplementary specifica- documents in good condition not late: JOSEPH C. IRWIN. Director Kt 38 Mlddletown DOWNB, Realtor, Shrewsbury. 741-1017 ing room, kitchen, etc. 812-1453. tions for the project. Bid, contract and than ten (10) days after the openlm WILLIAM L. ULRICH,- Clerk •71-1000 Call Blttner & Carton Agency, 56 Main bond forms, plans and specifications of the bldi. Contractors desiring mori (13,900 - FAIR HAVEN TWO-STORY- St., Keyport, N. J. 264-2918. WEST LONG BRANCH — Three room Oct. 17. 24 129.44 iv, ROOM .HOUSE — Large kitchen. furnished apartment. Newly decorated. may be inspected or obtained at Room than one set shall pay I25.0D per eacl n excellent condition. Five rooms, IMPECCABLE RANCH HOME — Dec- 128, Stale Highway Office Building, additional set on which there will b B&th. oaa neat J8S Call garage enclosed porch. Oarage. Base- All utilities. Private entrance. Avail- 787-6809 orated to please the moat diicrlminat- able now. 229-2276. 1035 Parkway Avenue, Trenton, New no refund. There will be no refund ti NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND ment. Hot water heat. Oil. Near bus lns taste. Living room and dining room Jersey, during office hours. Copies non-bidden. All documents must bi Notice Is hereby given that an ol TWO - BEDROOM HOUSE — North and shopping center. Now vacant. Ex- overlooking woods. Kitchen adjoins BELFORD — Three-bedroom ranch, thereof will be furnished upon applica. returned to the Architect. Document: fer has been received for the pui X»ong Branch section. Call luslve broker. CONSTANCE SMITH. family room which haa fireplace. Tbree full basement, attached garage, 4^% tion and payment of standard fees. will not be mailed to bidders. chase of certain property within thi 842-06115 14 Mapli Ave., Fair Haven. 741-2308 bedrooms, two baths, basement, two mortgage available. gl5,7OO. 787-9450. The work la to be completed in 20Q Bids must be mads on standard pro- Borough or Fair Haven of the fol car garage. Sxpenrlve landscaping. COLONIAL HOME FOR EXECUTIVE wording days. posal forms In the manner designated lowing description and for the follow HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE This must be seen to he appreciated. —Four bedrooms, attic and cellar, 2V4 Estimated quantities of principal therein and as required by the speci- Ing amount; Priced well below appraised value. baths. Just reduced to (38,000. Call work Items are: ROADWAY ITEMS— fications; must be enclosed in sealed "ALL that certain tract or parcel ol »2»,W0. REDDEN AGENCY, 301 Maple owner after 4 p.m. 747-4B86. 92,000 c.y. Roadway Excavation, Un- envelopes bearing the name and ad- land premises situate In the Borough Ave., Corner Bergen PI., Red Bank. classified: 4«,000 c.v. Borrow Excava- dress ot the bidder, designating the of Fair Haven County of Monmoutl] 741-8100. VA FHA—Nice six-room home In Port tion; 85,000 s.y. Bituminous Btablllied name of the work on the outslde.ad- and State of New Jersey, known, and Monmouth. Garage, large ID!, 112,500. Base Course, 4" and 6" Thick; 13, dressed to'ths Board of Chosen Free- designated as Lot 23, Block 13, on RUMSON WATERFRONT — In Rumson. Six Subject to VA or FHA approval. Will 500 tons Bituminous Stabilized Bast holders of the County ot Monmoutr, the official Tax Map Tjf the Borough rooms, 1W baths. Bulkhead. Dock. *22,- lease for H25. CHATEAU REALTY, Course. Variable Thickness; 89.800 s.y. and must be accompanied by a bond' of Fair Haven." 000. Thompson Agency, Realtors. 741- Real Lstate. 215 Carr Ave., Keansburg. Pavement Type FA-BC-, 2" and 3" Ing certificate, and a certified check for the sum of Three Hundred am 0700. •87-5884. Thick; 25.900 tons Pavement Type FA- drawn to the order of the Treasure! Fifty (1350.00) Dollars. Showpiece in any home—early FOUR-BEDROOM — Cape Cod In Ea- BC-Varlable Thickness; 11,400 l.f. Cul- of the County oi Monmouth for no AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE thai MIDDLETOWN AREA — Ranch. 1,200' vert Pipe. Various Types and Sizes; American to modern! Useful and ' tontown. Oil hot water heat, full cellar, living area. Garage, m baths. Now less than Ten per cent, (10%), of th< meeting ot the Mayor snd Council large two-car garage, combination 65,700 l.f. Concrete Curb. Various Typei amount bid and be delivered at thi of the Borough of Fair Haven will under construction on large lot 747- and Sizes; BRIDGE ITEMS-970 c.y. decorative quilt. f storms and screens, lot 75x150. Call 542- C314. / place and on the hour above named be held on the 28th day of October, 0105 after 6 p.m. or weekends. Concrete In structures; 77,400 lb. Rein- The lowest bidder. In each case, 1: 1S63 at the Fire House, River Road, KEYPORT — Cozy two bedroom home. forcement Steel in Structures; 420 l.f. awarded the contract, must furnish s Fair Haven, at 8:00 o'clock In the eve- Beginners' joy! Alternate 3 LINCROFT —Buy direct. $18,000. Three Dining room, breakfast room. Low tax- Prestressed Conoete Beams. bond in the amount ot the contract ning, at which time the Mayor and patches, 2 fabrics to create strife, bedrooms, large recreation room, ga- es. Full pries J10.MO. STATE HIOHWAY DEPARTMENT [>rlce as provided by statute for thi Council shall hold a hearing upon sali rage, patio, trees, half acre. Conven- Belford — Three-bedroom ranch. Ga- Oct. 4. 10, 17 *40.7: .'althful performance of all the pro offer and shall consider whether the; ing quilt blocks. Pattern 8M:i ient to schools. New York transpor- rage, workshop. »».900. SHOREWAY visions of the specifications and varl shall reject or confirm and ratify th< tation. Newly decorated. Mortgage can REALTY. INC. 274-7010. ous contracts, said bond to be fur- said sale, providing no higher price: chart; pattern pieces; yardages;| be assumed. 747*3845. nished at the time ot the signing ol or better terms shall be nald to th< directions. EATONTOWN — Three-bedroom ranch. PAUL R. BTRYKEU. Realtor. Farmi the contracts. The bids must be ac- said property by any other aerson oi Full basement with recreation room. companied by a certificate from a re- persons. Said sale. If made shall hi Enclosed paneled breeseway and over and farm estates. 8tate Highway U. sponslble surety company authorised subject to covenants, conditions and Thirty-five cents in coins for sized attached garage. Convenient to to do builnss In the State of New restrictions of record, If any; to such this pattern —add 15 cents for schools, shopping center and busses. HolmdeL Phone 946-4144. Jersey, which certificate shall be prop- state of facts as an accurate survey Shaded backyard with patio and fire- erly executed by an executive officer may disclose; and to municipal Ord each pattern for first-class mail, place. Low taxes. City aewers. 542- TREMENDOUS VALUE 1 Moder of said company authorized for that nances now In effect. The sale, 1 ing and special handling. Send to ranch home, decorated to perfection. purpose, which said certificate aha made shall be tot cash payable 10 pe; Delightful ranch iryle horn, on beautifully Isndicuped plot U246. Four bedrooms, two baths. Living room state that the surety company wl cent on the day of sale and the bal Laura Wheeler, The Red Bank Fireplace) in living room, itparat* dining room, two bidrooms, CURLEY-BUILT RANCH — Garden with picture window. Latest .kitchen, provide the bidder with the bond above ance at the closing of title, which shal Ed. Shrewsbury. Living Room with wall oven, countertop range, breakfas menuoned In the amount of the con- be within 30 days from the adoption Register, Needlecraft Dept., P.Q, pine pantUd room for dtn or third bedroom. Larg* r*ar patio, fireplace, dining area. Three bedrooms, bar, dishwasher. Basement. Attached tract price if the contract Is awarded of the Resolution approving (he sale. Box 161, Old Chelsea Station. barbecue, attached garage. New gas furnace. Low taxei. Ex- den. *'/,% Q.IT mortgage can be as- garage. 4U mortgage can be assumed. to said bidder. ed. 7(1-1361. The Mayor and Council reserve the New York 11, N. y. Print plain, cellent FHA mortgagt avaiUbl* to qualified buyer. Ownart Asking 120.800. STANLEY K. DOWNB, The said bid together with the ce right to reject and and/or all bid: OCEANPORT — See thU 77' ranch. Realtor, Shrewsbury. 741-1017. tlfled check and certificate from th( By order of the Mayor and Councl ly pattern number, name, ad- anxious to tall. Asking a low $19,500. Three large bedrooms, two1 full baths, BI LEVEL RANCH — El|ht rooms, surety company aa above provided, of the Borough of Fair Haven. shall be delivered at the place and a ROY NELSON dress and zone. living room, full dining room, kitchen, H bath. 117,090. Call the hour above mentioned. SEE ANY MEMBER OF THE ' twocar attached garage. Lot 150x100. 264-0550 Borough Clert ;24,9OO. C1IAFF1N AGENCY, M Broad Right Is reserved to reject any am Oct. 17 * 111.7: BIGGEST BARGAIN in Needle, St.. Eatontown. 542-1153. FAIR HAVEN — River Oaks ranch all bids If deemed to the interest o with private yard and many trees on the Board of Chosen Freeholders ol craft History! New 1964 Needle, RED BANK AREA SEVEN-ROOM — Split level. 1U baths, quiet street. Four bedrooms or three the County of Monmouth to do so. INVITATION TO BID landscaped, storm sash. Near shopping bedrooms and den. Carpeting in living By order ot the Board of Chosei The Borough ot Fair Haven Invites craft Catalog has over 200 de- center, Fort Monmouth, bus transporta- nnd dining rooms; fireplace, full base- Freeholders ot the County of Mon suppliers to submit prices on a 1984 tion. 5*2-0153. menit with playroom. Walking dlstanci mouth., Police car. signs, costs only 25c! A "must" Specifications may be obtained froi TAKE A TRIP TO EUROPE — With to schools. Early closing. Call 7U-0347. JOSEPH C. IHWIM if you knit, crochet, sew, weaver MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Asking (23,000 Dlrectoi the Chief of Police, MunclpU Building, money you save buying this rustic "You've been tiling my antique Fair Haven. embroider, quilt,' «moek, d$ setting, with two bath. Early Ameri- IF YOU DIDN'T FIND YOUR NEW AUest: Lilted on page 194 of the Yellow Page Directory can IJOW taxes, city sewers, $13,500. HOME last weekend. It's because you that I got in the Register Want William L. Ulrlch ROY NELSON crewelwork. Hurry, send S8e HAROLD LINDEMANN, Broker, Ealon- didn't ask Nick Mullaney ot THE Clerk of the Board .-.--in Borough Cler town. 642-1103. KIRWAN CO. 787-S600. Adi—againl" Oct. 17 f25.7« Out. IT $2.30 right now! * . ' '. > • ,'10.', ,',"l' . , j , .' --•/,, ,,-, J •„•

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