.'. '.-\w-' 21,750 iMfr Atit tt MttMU DIAL SH I -0010 -wtrm. tat Waattef, pap 2, " T Wratf WV. Swl» thratfi Ttiitj. SUM* CKM Pmtut VOL 85. NQ. 251 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1963 PAGE ONE «yu u- ma mil JM U xutamn HHIUH outou. 7c PER COPY Art Festival Negroes Plan a Big Protest Tomorrow In Red BankMarch Today in Washington RED BANK - The Junior Service League of Red Bank WASHINGTON (AP) - Ne- marchers reached Washington's The Justice Department was Robert F. Kennedy, President! that the officials wanted the pro-ly. Washington's Women Strike will present Itit perpetual trophy to, winner of the top award groes march, sing and pray today City Hall,' the District of Colum- made the final stop of the march- Kennedy's brother. test changed from a marching for Peace group urged member! In the amateur classification, in the 12th annual Red Bank in a big protest demonstration bia building, they would invite ers, the leaflets indicated, be- Leaders of the protest met yes-demonstration to a mass meeting. to take part, and Hobson said ha Festival of Arts which will be held tomorrow from 10 a.m. that's expected to be the largest the President, of the p. C. Board terday with police and earlier, had received word from Ameri- to 8 p.m. in Marine Park. ' ' racial protest in the; capital's his- if Commissioners, Walter N. To-cause of what the leaflets called with officials of the city govern- But the Negro representatives cans for Democratic Action and In addition to the silver bowl trophy which is retained by tory. brlner, to step out and explain "blatant job discrimination" ment and the U. S. Civil Rights stuck to their plans. some Episcopal ministers that the winner for one year, t fouvenlr silver picture frame will A leader of the midafternoon why a long-debated "fair housing against Negroes in the depart- Commission, Hobson sjaid the A fair sprinkling of whites in they planned to Join the march- be presented to the artist as a keepsake award. "March for Freedom Now"-in regulation" has not been issued. ment headed by Attorney Gen. Negores got a clear impression the demonstration seemed like- ers, - Mn. Frederick Ait,' Red Bank, is chairman of the chil- which organizers expect at least dren's worktable which again will be conducted by the league 2,000 to take part-said it will at the outdoor art show, which i« sponsored by the Greater » orderly and nan-violent. Red Bank Jaycees 'add supported by the borough of Red Acting Police Chief Howard V. Bank, Monmouth County National Bank, First. Merchants Na- Covell said "we anticipate no tional Bank, Stetabach Company, Jacob Yanko Department Jackson Prepares for Evers Funeral trouble." Neverthless he ordered Store, J. Kridel, Red Bank Community Chamber of Com- day-shift police to stay on duty Falling across the coffin, she mand, appointment of a blraclal merce, Dora's Photo Shop, Page Photo Service, Red Bank JACKSON, Miss. (AP)-An air- used to kill Evers as he prepared Episcopal Zion Church on Blair after the 4 p.m. change of shifts, kissed the dead man's face, whis- study committee to study such Register, Asbury Park Press and the Red Bank Parks and of foreboding hung over this city to enter his home. Street. so police strength would be at pered in his ear, ran her fingers things as Negro job opportunities Recreation Department. • today as Negro leaders signalled Civil rights leaders from many 3200 Ball its peak. through his hair. and desegregation of eating for a "March, March, March" states are expected to attend the Prof. John Salter, 29, who hails r. August L. Bernauer, New Monmouth, and John H. Bar- With the city's major Negro No Progress places and schools. rett, lincroft, are chairmen of the all-day event for the strategy and prepared a dramatic funeral of Evers at the Negro from Flagstaff, Ariz., had a band- groups joining forces, the demon- funeral for a slain civil rights Negro laders made no progress "I know how such committees Jaycees., .. . • • ' • • • Masonic Temple Saturday. It wasage on his head where a police stration will open with prayers when they met Thursday with operate and I know they don't Other classifications open to all artists are professional, leader. announced that Evers, a veteran club struck, and his blood stained and the singing of freedom songs Mayor Allen Thompson in another work," the mayor said. sculptUK and photography. Police and FBI agents pursued of World War II, would be buried blue sweatshirt was torn,down the in Lafayette Park across from effort to lower race barriers. The Negro leaders' version of An" award of $250 and The Register Award will be pre- clues into several states in their in Arlington National Cemetery middle. the White House. He told them that Negro police- the conference was given later at sented in die professional category for first place; $150 for hunt for the sniper who ambushed some time next week. He said he had just been re- .second, and $75 for third. There also wilt be additional priies To Justice Department Medgar W. Evers, a field secre- leased in $200 bond on charges of men and school crossing guards the NAACP rally in the church, in other* categories and honorable mentions In all categories. The Negroes then will march tary of the National Association Negro leaders rallied their fol- disturbing the peace and resisting will be appointed as previously where some 500 people linked Entries will be accepted at the park from 8 a. m. to 9:30 down historic Pennsylvania Ave. for the Advancement of Colored lowers to press forward with their arrest. promised; but he reiterated his hands and swayed as they sang I., m. In case of inclement weather, the exhibit will be to City Hall and on to the Jus-People, early Wednesday. street marches in protest against Salter, a square-jawed man with stand against a prime Negro de- and cheered in the steaming heat racial barriers. Such demonstra- 'held Sunday. - tice Department Evidence found near the scene burning blue eyes, teaches sociol- Judges for the professional category will be Harold H. Issuance of District of Colum- tions' led Thursday to 90 arrests, ogy at Tougaloo Southern Chris- of. the murder had been rushed toand some club-swinging by police. Alexander, associate professor of fine arts, Monmouth Col- bia regulations barring racial the FBI laboratories in Washing- tian College near here, a school legs; John Angelini, Livingston; and Donald Burgy, gradu- discriminating in housing and ton, but so far there was no solu- A white professor who joined in attended mostly by Negroes. Boat Explosion ate student, Rutgers University. hiring were the chief objectives, tion of the crime. the demonstrations got a hero's The body of Evers lay for the :; , Judges for the amateur category will be local artists but demands on the Kennedy ad- reception when ha appeared in atime in a Negro funeral parlor Ruth Somerville, Fair Hav«n; Naomi Smith, Red Bank, arid mnistration also were listed in One Fingerprint bloodied shirt Thursday night at where the slain man's widow al- 1 Jean Parmly, Rumson. , . thousands of leaflets distributed The evidence included one fin-a rally of hymn singing, cheering most collapsed when she came to Victim's Body Is . Willard T. Somerville, Fair Haven, will judge the pho- in Negro sections announcing the gerprint found on a rifle evidently Negroes at the African Methodist view it in its slate-gray casket tography. march. "Our demonstration is not nec- essarily against the administra- Found in Ocean tion but against the situation," SANDY HOOK-The body of F. The funeral services for Mrs. said Julius Hobson, chairman of Scott Wilder, 45, of 63 Rumson Wilder was held at St, George's- Motion to Dismiss the Washington Chapter of the Rd., Rumson, missing since Fri- By-The-River Episcopal Church, Congress of Racial Equality day when his boat exploded and Rumson. A memorial service for (CORE). He added: burned, was found yesterday Mr. Wilder was held at the same Charges Is Denied"It will be orderly and non- floating a half-mile off the of-time. violent" ficers' beach here, Private burial services will be KEANBURG - The hearing tions" in the blotter, time sheets The city's branches of the Na- The body was discovered while held for the couple today under on misconduct charges against and time cards. tional Association for the Ad- funeral services for Mr. Wilder's direction of the Condon Funeral vancement of Colored, People and Deputy Police Chief Theodore 4. Failing to enforce rules re- wife were in progress. Home, Atlantic Highlands. Loder barely got off the ground the Southern Christian Leader- A Coast Guard vessel retrieved quiring all men on duty report- ship Conference are co-sponsors ypsterday. ing to the desk officer and entrj the body. A fishing boat spotted The hearing lasted long enough of such names in the police blot- of the mtrch with CORE. the body first. , Negro Majority tor Irving J. Verislofft,hearing ten The body was identified by Will Permit Washington's Negro population •officer, to reject a defense motion 5. Failed to report to the boi James Dimbleby, a cousin. : of nearly 518,000 makes the cap* • :that*e,charges be dismissed. ough manager that members ital the only major city with Cause of Death 450 Persons The misconduct charge* against the department including Chle Negro majority. Dr. Harry L. Hanvood, assist- the deputy chief Wai from an McGrath could hot properly and ant county physician, ruled that investigation of alleged payroll fully perform their duties, Some of the organizers thought the demonstration might pick up cause of death was due to drown- AtGraduation padding, practices within . the 6. Failure to maintain the effi- ing. as many as 5,000 participants LITTLE SILVER -* After a ciency of the department which Mr. Wilder, his wife, Magda- is groups marched from. Negro halWiour discussion last night, The deputy chief was suspended was his responsibility and didsections to the Lafayette-Park lene, 41, and a friend, Samuel as a result ol the probe. permit payments to Patrolman Epple, Somerville, were aboard the Board of Education voted to assembly point. Police indicated permit. 450 persons to attend the The charges against the deputy Frederick Loder for services nev- the 30-foot cabin cruiser, Interval, they would be surprised if as graduation exercises in tht chief are: ' er performed and which we« many as 2,000 took part. when it exploded and burned based on "fraudulent data" and Markham Place School gymnas- 1. Failure to follow the orders The leaflets carried demands about 200 yards off the Navy pier resulted in payments for over- ium Wednesday nightr-if compe- of the ch'ief relating to prepara- addressed to "Mr. President," in- AMERICAN CARDINALS IN ROME —The five Roman Catholic cardinals of the in Leonardo in Sandy Hook Bay. time and regular work never per The bodies of Mrs, Wilder and tent safety officials are on hand. tion of time sheets, computatiop n cluding "Don't Play Politics with formed. United States'pose in courtyard of St. Damascus in Rome after attending a meet- Mr. Epple were recovered by the Members of the borough firs of time iii and overtime i . Human Rights," and "No Feder- 2. Failing to enforce rule 3 of 7. Failure to keep adequate al Funds for Apartheid States" ing of cardinals. From left: Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer of Chicago; James Coast Guard in the bay severe' police will be asked to be present the rules and regulations of therecords in connection with per- reference to the segregation Richard Cardinal Cushing of Boston;. Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York; Joseph hours after the mishap. in the gymnasium, the board sonnel and failed to safeguard Dr. Harwood said their deaths said. department concerning reporting policy of the South African gov- Elmer Cardinal Ritter of St. Louis and James Francis Cardinal Mclntyrs of Lbs An- of sick leave. these records—some of which ernment. was due to drowning. Dissenting Vote 3. Failure to enforce rules cov- are missing. Leaders said that when the gelet. Coast Guardsmen said a wrist Board member Charles J. ering keeping of neat and cor- 8. Permitted members of the watch Wilder was wearing had O'Malley cast the lone dissenting rect records and did allow "falsi- department to receive pay for stopped at 5:32 p.m., the time of vote. For reasons of safety, the fication, erasures and altera- regular and overtime work nev the accident. board last December agreed to er performed. Bound For Sea Bright limit the number of persons seat- 9. Permitted the falsification of The Wilders had purchased the ed in the gym to 400, Mr. O'Mal- 2d Tumbler records. Await Army Wordon Airportfour-year-old boat several hours ley said. 10. That in the above listed before the accident. The agreement followed a com- acts, Mr. Loder did neglect hi! By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON He also had told the county he had to know by June 7 of They were taking the boat from prehensive study of the stats Is Injured duty in violation of the depart- FREEHOLD —The hour-glass weighed heavy last, Friday , what was going to happen so that, if necessary, he could ini- Keyport to a Sea Bright Marina, Board of Education regulations ment rules and regulations. against the Monmouth County Board of Freeholders on its tiate the phase out to Lakehurst by June 15. where is was to be docked. by the local board's architect, RARITAN TOWNSHIP —Theo- Mr. Loder is being represented question—finally decided in a 3 to 2 vote—whether to take an At Washington, yesterday, Army Materiel spokesmen said Authorities have not determined Wilbur H; Lewis, Jr., Mr, O'Mal- dore V. Litwinski, 17, of 141 Main by Edward W. Wise, Jr., Red option to buy privately-owned Monmouth County Airport. they attached no significance to the June 15 date and that no what caused the explosion and ley stated. St., Keyport, suffered a severe Bank attorney. And now the pressure is building up again. Half of the decision had,yet been made on a move to Lakehurst. fire. They have indicated, how- However, Superintendent of cut on the back of the head last Mr. Wise argued yesterday fo two-week option period has expired and the freeholders still Freeholders Irwin, Charles I. Smith and Marcus Daly held ever, that the craft was having Schools David Vanderhoof re- night.while performing a back dismissal of the charges fo: have not had word whether the airport's principal tenant, the together in taking the option in the closest vote on the all-Re- engine trouble prior to the acci ported that 415 tickets for the flip at the Tumble Town trampo- several reasons^ Fort Monmouth Aviation Section, will stay on as a county publican board in more than 25 years. The last time they split dent. graduation already have been dis- line center, Rt. 35 last night. He argued that he had i tenant. 3 to 2 was when Democrats had a bare majority in the Mr. Wilder was owner and pres- tributed. He was taken to Rivervlew Hos- quested but had not received Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwin said yesterday nothing mid-3Qs. ident of the Post Exchange Pub- An unnamed assistant architec- pital, Red- Bank, where it took bill of particulars from the bor- has been heard from the military since it was given formal Freeholder Abram D. Voorhees, casting his first "no" vote lishing Co., Red Bank. tural consultant in the state Board 15 stitches to close the cut. He ough on the charges. notice the freeholders had obtained an option—at a possible in 20 years as a freeholder, said he thought the plan is too He was born in Syracuse, N. Y.,of Education had given him ver- was released after treatment. Mr. Wise contends Mr. Verislol maximum county cost of $847,000. costly. Freeholder Benjamin H. Danskin, now in his first year and had lived in Rumson for twobal assurance that the safe ca- Police said this was the second has no right to hear the casi "I hope we will have some word tomorrow or at least by as a freeholder, voted "no" only because a promise to consult years. pacity of the gym was more than youth in as many nights, to be He said police regulations re the first of the week," he said. Wall Township officials before affirmative action was taken World War II Veteran 400 persons, Mr. Vanderhoff told Injured at the trampoline center. quire the borough manager tc The county's option with Edward I. Brown, current owner had not been met. A veteran of World War II, hethe board. Wednesday night, John Toma- hear the case. The attorney sail of the 750-acre airport, runs out next Friday. The freeholders talked Tuesday with Wall officials and re- was a graduate of the Wharton He has not yet received writ- lello, 15, of 22 Beechwood Ter., the manager could be replace Under the plan the county would purchase 200 acres which ported afterwards a previous objection, based on a fear of a School, University of Pennsyl- ten verification from the state Matswait, was knocked uncon- only if he were incapacitated. embrace the airstrips, taxi and aircraft parking areas, reim- loss of local real estate taxes, had been dropped. vania. board, the superintendent said. Kious while performing at the C. Bernard Blum, borougl burse Mr. Brown for airstrip paving, and buy or lease five The effect of such a decision would probably remove all Surviving are his mother, Mrs Board member Mrs. Arthur T. center. He is listed in fair con- manager, refused to hear th hangars and other buildings. obstructions from Mr. Danskin, a former Wall Township mayor, Edward H. Wilder, Sr. of Inter- Diltjer noted that with the 98 dition in the hospital today. case because he signed th It is all conditioned on the Army Materiel Command, par- joining the majority when the airport purchase contract is laken, a brother, Edward H. Wil graduates, half of whom will be Police said the Litwinski youth charges against Mr. Loder. ent agency of the Fort's Electronics Command, agreeing to voted. Because county moneys are involved on this, four "yes" der, Jr. of West Allenhurst, andseated on the stage at one end of did a back flip and struck his Mr. Wise also argued thai stay at Monmouth, instead of moving to Lakehurst Naval Air votes will be required. a sister, Mrs. Jeannette Wilder the gym and half on the gym head on a metal frame. while there are rules and regu- Station, when its $37,0O0-a-year lease with Mr. Brown expires Under the option arrangement, the board—without cost to Gale of Charleston, S, C. (See GRADUATION, Page 2) The Tomasello youth also was latlons for the police depart- June 30. the county—must decide prior to June 21 whether to buy. injured while doing a back flip. ment, they were not supported Maj. Gen. Stuart S. Hoff, Fort Monmouth commander, has Members have made it clear they will not view the airport Litwinski was taken to the hos-by an ordinance authorizing th indicated his approval of the freeholders' plan. Earlier he had need for the county so great if they are not assured of retain- pital by theHazlet First Aid adoption of the regulations. said the Army would move unless the field came under county- ing the Army as a customer. Fire Destroys Two Squad. (See LODER, Page 2) jurisdiction before June 30. Fort Monmouth has threatened to move, unless the county becomes landlord, because of dissatisfaction with present main- (See AIRPORT, Page 2) Homes, Damages 2 Reject Subdivision in Holmdel KEANSBURG-Fire of undeter- Police said the home at 54 For- mined origin destroyed two est Ave. is owned by Mr. and HOLMDEL — The tentative the Planning Board that comply of the Sweetbrlar development road improvement program. houses and damaged two others Mrs. George Gremminger. Police subdivision map for Eugene Nov- with local ordinances, and make and includes 27- lots. Final plat for the Celestlno Al- here early this morning. said their home was damaged on Clio's 95-lot subdivision was rean- y changes that body deems Final plat from Lakeside locco subdivision of seven lots Firemen are still at the scene the exterior and there was smoke jected last night by unanimous necessary. Homes, Inc., for its 35-lot Floral on Telegraph Hill Rd., subject at press time. The alarm was and water damage inside. vote of the Township Committee. John A. Fitzsimmons, member Hills development on Longstreet to receipt of bond for road work sounded at 4:50 a.m. The home at 31 Woodside Ave., Mr. Novello's Heather Hill de-of the Recreation Commission, and Roberts Rds., subject to re-and replacement of a county Fire Chief Charles Thomas said owned by Mr. and Mrs, Harold velopment, between McCampbell asked the governing body to rec-ceipt of bond and deed for land drainage pipe. buildings at 56 and 58 Forest Ave. Molok, was extensively damaged, Rd. and Newman Springs Rd.,ommend that planners seek a were destroyed. Homes at 54 police said. came under lire from Edwin Lie- percentage of the tract for pub- Forest Ave. and 31 Woodside One fireman, William Stover, benow, McCampbell Rd. lic recreation areas, as outlined Ave., behind Forest Ave., were was treated at Rivervlew Hos- Not Signed in the subdivision ordinance. Today's Index damaged. pital for a cut over the right eye. He estimated damage at more Mr. Llebenow told the govern- Use Suggestion Page Page There were no other details Editorials 6 than $60,000, available at press time. ing body that the developer's His suggestion was Incorporat- Adam and Eve 20 maps were not signed by a li- Hcrblock 6 The chief said the fire started ed in committee's resolution re- Allen-Scott 6 In a vacant 2'^ story house 1961 Pontlae censed engineer, as required by Movie Timetable _ 18 jecting the tentative plat. Amuiements 18-18 at 50 Forest Ave,, whlcli had par- Ventura hardtop sedan. Top township ordinance, and that the Obituaries 2 Other major subdivisions unan- Births 2 tially burned last week. condition. Russell Oldsmoblle- proposed water system, involving Sylvia Porter 8 imously approved by commit- Jim Blihop 6 Ho said sparks from the fire Cadillac Co., 741-0910, Ask for about 97 wells, had not received Religious Services 14-15 tee were is follows: Bridge IS Ignited homes on both sides of Mr. Walters.-Adv. approval from either the state Sports 22-23 Final plat foi Henry A. West's John Chamberlain I the building, plus tho homo on or local boards of health. Slock Market 3 Harbor light Day Camp Tanglewood development on Classified .24-28 Successful Investing 3 Woodaide Avo. Ocean, river and pool facilities. Committee's resolution requires Schinck Rd., subject to receipt Comics it Television 18-19 The houses at 56 and 58 Forest Children 3 to 14. 842-0232 or 3426, the developer reiubmlt plans to of bond. Tanglewood it section 2 Crouward Puzzle ...11,21 Women's News .-. IMS Ma], Gen. Stuart S.Holf Joseph C. Irwin Ave., are unoccupied. -Adv. »--F*%, June 14, 1963 Ira Haupt Dies; Obituaries
Hydrofoil to Atrim JAMES J. LYNCH m Nor* American Hydrofoils, ul« of tee* for dockage at the mu- of New Y«* CL1FFW00D BEACH - J«»« PAIR HAVEN.-:Dr. Bernird ATLANTIC HIGHCANDS-"En- HOLMDEX — A letter concern, (residents, mast of w^om had N.J., founder md~iati&imnti\J. Lynch, tl, of SN Sherwood Wiener, 40, of 311. Harding Rd. Inc. intends to have two boats cipal yacht harbor. A minimum ing the possible fire hazards fought • bnuh.fh* along the tefrise," one of the first sub- oftheWa!ISt;*^curffie«'ffrmof|Dr., died Wednesday Ui Ivy died yesterday morning in Mon- n operation this year; reported, tJ per day will be charged from railroad trai&s operating to- track and near their homes last merged-toil hydrofoil vessels is n Haupt and^fe)., died in New House Nursing Home, Middle- mouth Medical Center, Long the world, designed for commer- Mr. Mitchell, Next season four >r boats up to 35 feet inclusive ',caUy was read before the Town- month, were present, York Hospital yesterday of Jrnj town, 'Branch. , .T-".V;> t '•,. ,\,'-. plat service, wiU °e brought up boats plus one spare are and $1.00 extra per ten feet of ship Committee last night. In the comraonication, Edwin tncer. . .'., '!.-> V.".: Bora, in Meade County, Intend, A dentist, Dr. Wiener main- fro* Miami to Atlantic High- planned. Each vessel, he added, mgth for larger vessels. There A number of Newstead Homes F. HamiU, secretary of the De-| carries 27 passengers plus a cap- ill be no extra charge for elec- Mr; Haupp t began-hig e career as he had lived in East Orange tained offices at 30 Main St., lands, before the end of the partment of Utilities, state Pub- i h fiil dii tain and a mate. icity and water. a runner in the financial district bctor* moving hen U y«a« ago, Keyport. month, the Harbor Commission lic Utility Commission, said an and, in the intervening,"; Mr. LyncLh h was thh e husbanhbdd of was told last night. The company also plans other The commission also an- investigation had been made fol- J t He was born In Kearny, son of routes, including one to the com- lounced the opening of the mu- Golf Farm' saw-himself, "' ~^ - hls|th» lite Elizabeth Hynard Lynch, Mr, and Mrs. Samuel W. wiener . Leeds Mitchell, Little Silver, lowing the incident. grandsprtecc- _ ing World's Fair. A total of 12 cipal beach Sunday. A "Family «•*'**• Hitui member of St. Jo- [of Bradley Beach. He received North American Hydrofoils, Inc. New Ycrit ^ JBjcohaage. vessels in New York waters is )ay'' is planned, with free re- In response to a letter bom seph's CttHWc Church, Keyport, i BS degree fmn lpdiana Uni- ' representative, said that the Action Taken! A native «r Brooklyn,'• Mr. contemplated. rtshments. New children's play' James R. Mlnogue, towmhip at- Iti Holy. Name Society, and held versity, and his DCS degree from boat, designed and built by Ma- Haiipt became one of the first found equipment and other torney, Mr, Hindu said Jersey > life membership In the Knights th* Indiana University School of rine Systems Inc., Miami at an The Harbor Commission unan- members of the former Consoli- jeach improvements will be fea- Central Railroad had lns[»!led a of Columbui, Keyport: [Dentistry. , , ,..^ ;*•-.- approximate cost of $100,000, was imously approved a new sched- At Holmdel dated Stock Exchange in 1913. He! ured. new spark arrester which is ex- Surviving are a son, James J, launched April 13 and has now HOLMDEL - Township Com- pected to "remove all possibility founded the brokerage firm of Lynch, Jr. of this place; two Dr. Wiener wu a member of passed all her initial tests. mittee introduced an amendment of fire hazard." Hart and Haupt in 1619 and the the Monmouth County, New Jer- Final Trials , daughters, Mrs. John Prezlowm- OK Storage to th« zoning ordinance last sight present company in 1927. ski of East Orange, and Mn. sey, and American Dental So- which would permit the construc- He also noted that the Penn- cieties, ind Alpha Omega, den- Final trials will take place sylvania Railroad had expe- In 1937, his son, Stuart Haupt, Marie Elwood. oi this jtace; a Florida next week, Mr. Mitchell tion and operation of a 50-acrt Mts. Margaret Proctor of tal fraternity. He was a member Area Roof Births "golf farm" in Zone A. rienced trpuble when faulty ihut of Congregation Baal Israel, reported. The vessel will come ter controls caused diesel en- *5]riM>*|s«iotcl»; Ptaiiia; i Plans for such a project were Rumsoa. north a week to ten days later, SHREWSBURY - The Zoning gines to operate at subnormal son became a member. proposed before the Planning and one great-grandchild. weather permitting. Board of Adjustment last night RIVERVIEW temperatures and fuel wai not Surviving besides his son are The funeral will be Monday at Surviving, in addition to Ms 1 Board last month by Charles H. "Enterprise/ Mr. Mitchell ex- granted a variance to the Spring Red Bank completely consumed. his wife, Mrs. Enid Annen :30 a.m. from the Day Funeral parents, are his wife, Mrs..Al- plained,: differs from earlier Realty Company, owner of the Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hanson, Evans, president of Laurel Oak Haupt, editor-in-chief of Seven- berta Fertlg Wierner; three diii- Corp., Haddonfield. Recent repairs have corrected Home, Keyport, to St. Joseph's "surface-piercing" hydrofoil de- premises on Newman Springs Suffix La., Middletnwn, daugh- teen Magazine; a sister; a broth- Church where a Solemn High dren, Robert, lisa and Jonathan Rd. occupied by the Altex Pipe The current zoning ordinance this, according to Mr, Hamlll ligns in that the three foils on :er, yesterday. er; four grandchildren, and four Requiem Mass will be offered Wiener, all at home, and two and Supply Company, lor con- Dr. and Mrs. Edward J, Me- permits only private golf courses He said the PUC will take no great-grandchildren. brothers. Dr. Philip Wiener and which she "flies" are completely formal action on the matter un- at 8 o'clock. Burial will be in submerged at all times. struction of a roof over an area Cenna, 33 Reckless PI., Red on 150-acre tracts. Services will be held today at Dr. Arthur Wiener, both of less there is a recurrence of St. Joseph's Cemetery. ' Surfacing-p i e r o i n g hydrofoil now enclosed" by walls. lank, son, yesterday. Mr. Evans had requested the Temple Emami-El, in Manhattan, Kearty., ,. Mr. and Mrs. William Karl, 106 Planning Board consider an fires, or a formal complaint is boats, he went on, tend to pitch Two years ago the plumbing MRS. RICHARD W. BEER . Services were held this morn- illside St., Red Bank, son, yes- amendment allowing him to build made. and roll with any degree of chop, supplier was granted a variance HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Nancy A. Ing in the Koyea Funeral Chapel, terday. the commercial enterprise on the I since the V-shaped foils are sub-! for the wall, which is eight feet Jury Clears Beer, 50, of 71 Laurel Dr., died Perth Amboy. Rabbi Gilbert S. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Devine, William Ackerman tract on Holm- Ject to different degrees of sub- high. The wall's height will now at her residence yesterday. Rosenthal of Congregation Bnai 22 Kentucky Dr., Hazlet, son, del Rd. mersion as they hit the waves. be increased and a roof added. Graduation Edmund In She was bom m Lakewood, the Israel officiated. Burial will be This produces uneven lift "En' The board stipulated that bath- •esterday. The proposed project involves' daughter of the late Robert and In Mount Lebanon Cemetery, Ise- terprise's'1 {oils, being under wa- tubs, now stored on the grounds, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kriska, a driving range, pitch and putt (Continued) Wilson Ave., Matawan, son, this floor, the number of persons in Annie Rankin Scott A formerlUn, ter at alt times, are not affected be moved inside the proposed course, a nine-hole golf course Auto Death resident of Little Silver, she has by surface disturbances. structure, and that pipe and fuel morning. and grass and »wd prac- the room would be closer to 90C FITKIN than 400. FREEHOLD - Contending he Iiyed here for the past three CARL LUENENSCHLOSS • This advantage leads to a con- oil tanks be stored within a cy- tice areas. had not been the driver, Georgejy«»r«. siderably faster and smoother clone fence on the property. Neptune The amendment introduced last After considering a number ol FAIR HAVEN - Carl Luenen- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Santanel- Edmund, 26, of, 12 Orchard St., Mr». Beer was a member of the schloss, 64, of 11 Brook Ter., ride, said Mr. Mitchell.: It was further stipulated that night spells out these specifica- suggestions, including the recall Matawan, was found not guilty Presbyterian Church of Red * Controlled by Gyroscopes the fenced area, near Haddon >, 1307 Unami Ave., Wanamassa, tions. It has been referred to the of some tickets, a plea for the died yesterday in St. Claire's on, yesterday. yesterday by a Monmouth Coun- Bank. Hospital, New York City, after a . Stability of the boat is con- Ave. and Elizabeth St., be Planning Board for consideration. voluntary return of those not ty Jury for causing a friend's Surviving are her husband,! trolled by. a system of gyroscopes screened with shrubbery. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Egerton, A citizens' committee has al- being used by members of the short illness. • - tD 3, Freehold, son, yesterday. death in an auto crash. Richard W. Beer; a son, Donald similar to ' the automatic pilot Plans for the proposed struc- ready been formed to protest the graduate's immediate family, and After more than three hours' R. Beer of Pittsburgh, Pa.; four Born in Germany, son of the systems on aircraft Once the MONMOUTH MEDICAL zoning change. Warren E. Baum- permitting only the first 400 ar- late Carl and Martha Luenen- 1 ture must row go before the deliberation, the Jury accepted brothers, William J. Scott * pilot sets the "altitude" of the Planning Board for site plan, ap- Long Branch gartner, Republican Township rivals to be seated in the gym, schloss, he was educated in that Mr. and Mrs. William Freda, the argument of Mr. Edmund Long Branch, David Scott vessel above the water, explained proval. committee candidate, is spokes- the board accepted the sugges- that the victim'in the case, Den- Spring Lake, Nelson R. Scott ol country and Holland. Mr. Luenen- Mr. Mitchell, a former military ! Washington Ave., Leonardo, man. tion of member Charles J. Kass schkns was employed for 25 laughter, yesterday. nis McCord, 24, of 24 Church St., Eatontown, and George H. Scott flier, it is maintained evenly and He said the commercial venture hat the fire police be asked ti Matawan, was the driver in the o< Newark; two sisters, Mrs, years as a chemical analyst for automatically by the gyros, so Weather Mr. and Mrs. Peter Xefteris, would bring unwanted auto traf- serve. fatal accident. Marie Philips of Eatontown, and the Esso Research and Engineer- that the pilot needs only to steer. New Jersey: Mostly cloudy 8 Winchester Dr., New Shrews- fic into the area which would ing Company, Linden, and was bury, daughter, yesterday. Mr. O'Malley said he would Mr. Edmund, represented by Mrs. Margaret Mauser of Long with a few showers today, high pose a traffic hazard. attorney Harry Shure of Asbury to retire July 1. Speed of the vessel while "fly- Mr. and Mrs. George Koenig, agree to putting 450 seats in the Branch, and three rgandcJiHdren, ing" will be « to 50 mph, he in the 70s, .except over 70 along The group also feels the pro- gym only after receipt of a writ- Park, said he and Mr. McCord Private funeral services will be He was a member of the the shore. Clear tonight, low in 3 Locust St., Highlands, daugh- ject is not wanted or needed in American Rhododendron Society •aid, so that the trip from Atlan- er, yesterday. ten statement from the staU and two others had been to a|held tomorrow at the Robert A, the 40s in coolest inland aTeas the community. board that its safety regulations and the Royal Horticultural So- tic Highlands to the landing at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Louk, RD1, tavern before the accident. On Braun Home for Funerals, Eaton- to the 50s along the shore. Most- were not being violated. ciety. Wall St., New York City, wilf ox 10B, Englishtown, son, yes-! leaving the place, he contended, town, with Rev. Dr. Charles take 25 to 28 minutes. ly sunny Saturday, high in the he allowed Mr. McCord to drive Webster of 4he Red Bank Presby- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. 70s. ierday. Commuter rates have been ten- Third Negro the car. terian Church officiating. Buri- Helen Clark Luenenschioss, and tatively set at $3 one way, or MARINE On a curve on Rt. 79, Marl- al will be in Fair View Cemetery, a sister, Mrs. Martha Herlng of $100 for an unrestricted monthly Cape May to Block Island: Var- To Dedicate boro-^vith the car moving at a Mlddletown. Cologne, Germany. 1 commutation ticket, Mr. Mitchell iable winds about 5 knots this Loder Enrolls; No state police estimated speed of The funeral will be Monday at reported. Commuters who work morning becoming southeast to (Continued) 90 miles an hour—the car went 10 a.m. in Immaculate Concep- Within a 10 or IS minute ride south 10 to 15 knots this after- The attorney also contended New Temple out of control and was wrecked. tion Catholic Church, Marlboro, of Wall St will save one hour noon shifting to northwest to- that the rules require the he»r-| Incidents Mr. McCord was killed and the Sewerage Mass., where a High Mais of each way, he pointed out. wards evening and continuing ing be held not lest than IS days) HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) - Of others escaped with minor in- Requiem will be offered. Burial northwest 10 to 15 knots tonight Thousands of Alabama National juries.. ••; ; - will be in Immaculate Concep- and not more than 30 days from FREEHOLD >- A parade from and Saturday. Cloudy with a few Guardsmen return to their civilian First Assistant: Prosecutor Sol- to Be tion Cemetery, Marlboro, under he date of the filing of the the Monmouth Battle Monumen showers today. Fair tonight and charges. He said the charges Jobs today after a third Negro omon Lautnian presented the the direction of the Tighe Home. Board Issues Saturday. Visibility 5 miles or entered the University of Ala- on Court St. to (he new Olive state's case before Judge Ed- were filed in January of last Branch Lodge No. 16, F&AM Authorized Local arrangements are under more. ear and the hearing is starting bama system quietly and without ward. J. Asoher. the direction of the Daniel J. incident. temple on Dutch" Lane Rd., will FREEHOLD — A professional Job Ultimatum ome 15 months later. precede cornerstone-laying cere- engineering survey of Monmouth Leonard and Son Home for Fu- High during the past'24 hours, Dave M. MoGlathery, a 27-year- nerals, Elizabeth, where the body LITTLE SILVER.- The Board Mr. Wise questioned whether! monies here tomorrow afternoon County needs for future sewer- 77. Low, 57, Ocean temperature, At. Verisloff should hear the old mathematician at the Mar- Youth Jailed will repose today. of Education, wants Hie work on jj' Lodges from the 16th and 17th t and safeguardinfedi g of :ase, because of remarks he made shall Space Flight Center, regis- LONG BRANCH - An 18-year-| «* the Point. Road School play- tered at the Alabama Extension Masonic districts' will take part inland waterways and springs in a ruling he gays in another old Elizabeth youth who, police INFANT PETRERO ground, originally scheduled for TlDES Center Thursday. in»the ceremonies which will said, heaved a mayonnaise jar 'from pollution will be authorized completion last Dec. 15, finished case stemming from the payroll start at the monument at 2 p.ta next week. WEST LONG BRANCH - Sandy Hook irobe. The case involved Patrol- Later, he took his teat for his through a window in the Penny Gregory A. Petrero,''four-day«Id within the nest 10 daysy . TODAY - High 2:08 p.m. and first class in "series ind special and be led to;the new temple by Arcade on the boardwalk, early Freeholder Director Joseph C, man Frederick Loder, brother of 1 son of Vito and Rosemary Byrne ThTh e bboardd llast t nighiht instructed \/^"i'ii p xa the Crescent;; .Temple Shrlnefs' this morning Is being held, in jIrwin said yesterday the board he deputy chief.*! is," an advanced mathe- Petj-ero; 70 Wall St.'died Wednes- its attorney, Edward C. Stokes, TOMORROW- 2:27 a.m. maficf coarse for graduate stu- StStrini g BandBd , if TrentonTt , the city jail for arraignment ''to- of.,freeholders, acting as a re- Mr. Wise argued that In Mr. Horace D.i rl, grandmaste sult ,of arguments made last day at Monmouth Medical Cen- to inform the contractor, Peter and 3:09 p.m. and lo« 9:05 a.m. erlsIoiPs ruling, there were ref- dents. '' g morrow on a drunk and disor- Wingerter of Snore Paving Co., d ff week at a meeting with repre- ter. •- • -•;• ;• • "••; and 9:46 p.m. irences to the deputy chief which MoGlathery said the course of New Jersey, and his staff 0: derly charge. s Shrewsbury, that unless the work sentatives of the county's 53 mu- SUNDAY - High 3:31 a.m. and mild be construed to mean the would be difficult, but "I'll stay grand Lodge officers, will con- Detective Capt. Joseph D. Pur- Surviving besides his parents is completed within Uptime, it|4:ifp.m"and low io":04 a.m':' and with It," He said he noticed no duct the ceremonies at 2:30 p.m. cell identified the youth as ~ will order the study are a brother, Mark Joseph Pe- will consider he earing officer had prejudged the has defaulted 10:46 p.m. reaction from his fellow students. dedicating the 75 x 42-foot, two liam Thomas McGIade of 465 at a meeting on Wednesday. trero, at home; paternal grand- on the contract. case against the chief. For Red Bank and Rumson "With the: three Negroes now en- level Colonial brick structure. Catherine St., Elizabeth. The sense of a resolution to be parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo The $5,167.50 Mr. Verisloff dismissed the mo- contract was bridge, add two hours; Sea rolled - NfcGlathery at Himtsville Among other guests will be As- Two 17-year-old boys from introduced, Mr. Irwin said, will Petrero, of this place, and ma- awarded Nov. 8. It included Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long on and discounted Mr. Wise's ternal grandmother, Mrs. Eliza- arguments. and two others at the main cam- semblyman Clifton T. Barkalow Newark arrested with 'him are|be to approve the idea of a sur- construction of a baseball back- Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- pus in Tuscaloosa •— the Army (R-Mon), Mayqr Frank E. Gib- being held in toe county juve- vey and to permit negotiation; beth Byrne, of East Orange. He did order George E. Ostrov, 1 stop and two basketball courts, lands bridge, add 40 minutes. authorized possibly 13,000 federal son, and members of the Free- nile detention center for action towards making a contract with The Damiano Funeral Home, orough attorney, to supply Mr. a qualified engineering firm. Vise with a bill of particulars ized National Guardsmen to re- hold Borough Council. of juvenile authorities, Capt. Long Branch, is in charge of ar- No estimate has been received rangements. Burial will be at n the charges. turn to their regular occupations, The new 565,000 building is th Purcell said. Airport Units released from standby first temple for the 114-year-ol McGlade was unable to give|t>y the board as to probable costs Mt. Carmel Cemetery, here. Court Recorder Freehold lodge, which has ahvay: a good account of himself; and of the county-wide study, Mr. Ir (Continued) duty were those not involved in He also instructed Mr. Ostrov guard duty at Tuscaloosa or those met in rented quarters. For thi used violent and profane lan- win said. Some engineering DEATH NOTICE 1 supply a court stenographer SB>R — Nancy A.' (nee Scott) on tenance and of a desire to have new airfield areas paved and engaged in summer training. past 68 years, lodge meeting! guage in headquarters, Capt. sources have indicated the pric June 13 at her -residence. 73 Laurel new buildings erected. >r the remainder of the hearing. have been conductd at quarter; Purcell said. may be $100,000, depending upon Dr., HWandi, N. 3. Private funeral Mr. Ostrov had said he saw Approximately 17,000 Alabama fervJcef will be held Saturday, Juna Whether the government will pay for greater service hasn't guardsmen were called into fed- at IS West Main St. The trio was apprehended by the specifications required. 18, st the Robert A. Braun Homa been announced. 10 need for one and argued it Patrolman William Richards and Speaking at the meeting among for Funerals, 106 Broad Gt.. Saton- rould only cost the borough more eral service Tuesday after Gov.
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Dorothy RUMSON - Councilman Wil- Snead, school mine, and Miu LONG BRANCH - «-»u™ am F. Halleran reported to Bor GmduttloUI o meaeMteat addres*. DeNucd, rmufc teacher. enrdset for our Lady Star of tht A Commuata breakfast honor- ugh Council last night that the Sea School were held last mjht ing the graduating data was Father Horan preleotcd dtplo- seal First Aid Squad is now at Star of the Sea Church. given yesterday rooming In the «to: onducting a fund drive. Rav. Wfflam 1. Haughney, school cafeteria after the 9 Rajnnowi Paul Abheto, Ronald The squad's efforts were lauded hi* • Kl tS&JS*** Chirch, Hm. , ,-, . • , . Guy Abbate, J<*n Chattes: After- y the councilman and by Mayor • Kuuniu End, delivered the ooa- Guests at the brealdast were Mary Ann AixMlna, Bryan Iharles S. Oilman, who added • Hwtk Askur IMk urtis Ball, Linda Aim Blanch! fiat many borough residents are • Tmk Inn Undt Mae Biwo, "Barbara Ann iclined to take the organization • Brtdb Burrougfr, Lout* B. Cappie, Ann or granted until their service! larle Ceppalunl, Kafen Lee Clef- ire needed. Residents were urged Onaifm brfaul l»ik W tun •( James Francis CoaHn, ,Rich- support the unit. , Jtoabcr r*itnl Dtfxxi* iMnroMt Can.. ard-M. CuHen and, Kenae* Mi chael DeonUoa. Richard Louia DeSalvo, Pen! titftur Dffnxwdt Dotothy Devon- hire, Michael Joseph DUlon. Ml chad Alexander TXtme, Joseph HERE'S THE M/7 WAY TO SHAVE! Xavier Donate, WMiim Joseph Drayton, Martin Frank Ferry, Joanne Fraftln, Moira Rose Gal- lagher, Barry Roderick Gardner, Patricia Ann GarrM, MWiellna l. 3. Apgeia Grieco and Donald Fran- cis GfKflttM. Joseph Robert ladana, Paula Pristine Juska, HiyBis Elizabeth iCayanaugh, Daniel Francto Kelly, Peter Paul Kenny, Kevin Sanney Plan Woman Gets MIORIUDR ORDINARY Elf CTRICS NOIKICO ROtARV IIADK Joseph Keppler. Katherlne N. SCUPEOFF WHIIKEU CUP OFF WHISKHS £M>K£ Off WHISKEB Larsen, Annette Teresa Llsantl, Frances Anne Llsarti, Mary For School Catharine Magulre and Maurice An Address James Mafoney, RED BANK - Alice Powe Your Dad...your Grad will thanbyouio^ . Rose Ann Mandni, Judy Ann Is Opposed Peay, who, police said, has Mazzeo, Joan Teresa McCue, OCEAN TOWNSHIP - After permanent home address, was Norelco rotary-blade shaving comfort: Thotna* E. McDermott, Helen given temporary quarters yeste Marie McQueeney, Patricia Ann a 3'^-hour hearing Tuesday night, Mieth, John Alexander Morton], the Board of Adjustment reserved day: Magistrate William I. Hat- John Andrew MuUigan,; Judith decision on the application of sky sentenced her to six months Marlene Newman, Joseph Wayne Ruiselll G. Ranney for a variance in county jail. Oldroyd, Richard Peter Paladino, to operate a 200-pupil elemen- Mrs. Peay was found guilty NEW1 NEW! and Patricia Ann Palmier!. tary-secondary school on the of being dnink and disorderly on Mary Ann Angela Patten, An- Wisner estate, 60 Norwood Ave West Bergen PI.. June 3, for' thony Joseph Penta, Midiele The board promised a dec!' which she received a 60 to 90-day zanne Pesapane, Leila Valeria sion by the end of the month sentence. Pruss, .Carole Blizafceth Resch The five-acre estate is in a top When it was found that tb New Norelco Cordless' Visit our spacious new Charles Joseph . Resch, Nella residential zone. had been convicted of the same Sp«*dihav*r 20C Marie Rosano, Joseph Ribot San- Testifying were E. Eugene offense on the same street Mardi Shaves anywhere... in modern showroom on tana, ' Diana Marie Scaglione, Oross, New Brunswick, a pro- 25, Magistrate Klatsky imposed New Noratco 'floallng4itad' Sp»tt(ihav»r 30 your car, outdoors. Runs Judy Ann Scaglione, Anthony Jo- fessional planner who testified for six-month sentence which hai Heads swivel to hug face. Handsome new de- on four tiny batteries. been suspended at the time. Newman Springs Road, seph Scalzo, and William Bryan objectors; Edward F. Juska, sign. Rotary blades. 'Pop-open' vents for easy Onlycordlessshaverwith is to be served concurrently wi Shaw. lawyer, representing 60 objectors, cleaning. 110/220 volts (AC/DC). Adapts to Norelco rotary blades. Fast flip-top' cleaning^ the 60 to 90 days. Red Bank. Noreen Bernadette Starr, Rosa- and three township residents who world-wide use. Travel case. Model SC7960.,- Mirrored zipper case. Model SC7970. melia B. Stipanovieh, WitHam also oppose the variance. They .James J. Burke of 112 Moi Richafd Strofcy, Patrick W, Talia- said the school is a commercial mouth St. was sentenced to ferro, Jeanette Maria Testa, \n- enterprise and would increase to 45 days in jail for being drun! NEW Open Monday through Saturday till 5. drew Christopher Thorns, Alex- noise and traffic in a residential and disorderly at Broad and Man andra M. Ulans, Elizabeth Marie area. mouth Sts. Wednesday. tOW PRlCi ' Wednesday and Friday evenings till 9. Vanne, Charlene Vogt, Berna- Maurice A. Potter, Long dette Marie Wildeman, Ridtard Branch attorney, represented Mr. GRANT PARK USE Ranney. He said the Ranney re- Charles .Woods, and Frederick RUMSON — Borough Counci Joseph Wymbs. quest is similar to the case of Andrews against Ocean Town- last night authorized the use ship, in. which the state Supreiw Victory Park by Boy Scout Troo] CHIEFS TO MEET 200, of the Rumson Presbyteriai SPRING LAKE T the SIst an- Court upheld the township's ac- tion in granting a variance to Church,, for a court of honor nual *onfci;en(M,pf,t|».New Jer- be. held June 26 at 8 p.m. Ntw Nsrtleo 'flip-top' Spatdshovarft 20 Naw Lady Nortlco Shavar 201 Rotary blades sey Association of Chiefs of Po- St. Mary's Catholic Church, Deal, Newest model of world's largest-selling shaver, shave smooth with no razor cuts. Perfect' for lice will be held in the Hotel to build a school on Wickapecko with famous Norelco rotary blades. Economi- legs and underarms. New low price. Lovely Essex and Sussex for four days Dr. cally priced. 'Hip-lop' cleaning. 110 volts only simulated-sapphire design. 110 volts (AC/DC).1 starting Monday for a round of SELECTION Ot_ ; (AC/DC). Travel case. Model SC7920. New soft zippered case. Model SC9010./- talks on law enforcement develop- SEEK LIFEGUARD HORELCOS HERE ments. Among the speakers will RUMSON — Mayor Charles S, be Attorney.' General Arthur' J. Callman .'announced last nighl Sills. ' :.'- • that there is an opening in the ranks of borough lifeguards. Hi in thHi ihovirt dtmomlrottd OtBlCO Rotary Blade Shaved eiecTRic SUPPLY co. said ihat?applicants: must be 2: •nTVI No pronto finding fenaiits '• ^v, • ' 'W" -• •••••. 79 E.' Newman Springs Rd\, Red Bank • SH 1-6400 when you advertise The Register years of age and qualify as K MOAD ST. RED IAN tyORfH AMERICAN PHILIPS COMPANY, INC., 100 Ent COMPANY Arnel® coolers in white plus print- all drip dry! Take Arntl® triacttatt, tha fabric that and driai in a brttzt. Fashion it into go- evarywhtrt itpiratai and shifts. 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W.HAMY PENNINGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN. Edto* M. HABOLD KELLY, General Manager A newspaper-is lumber made malleable. It 1* Ink made into words and pictures. It is.conceived, born, William F. Sudtord and Arthnt Z. Kanfla Fwft W. Huttttt KTOWS up and dies of old age in a day. Yesterday^ Aswetu* Cdiun Sinw Up. newspaper is used to wrap today's fish. Or to &art a Member •! the Associated Press log fire, which brings it back to'lt* IM UH0UU4 *n» l» U*ltlM •IO1U1IT.IT UIMMtt nvuMUUUB «f til UM MU1 Ml *tUt*4 to Wi ; u will u til AF urn «tip«tel>UL • origin. '. - Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Association Most of all, a newspaper is cur- Member Audit Bureau of Circulation rent information. It is the bridge be- Ik* K*4 Bank lUiUur uliimi DO Onueltl nipmlMntlM toe tjpoirtpbiau •rrou la idTtrtlwm.nu, bu tween a home and the rest of the world. «• rtfiinl wlusgt tfiarit. mat pirt ol u tdTirtUemnu k. whloa Uu lypo»r»p«au «rrw oocart AlniUwn will tm •oOff UN guupmiit tnuMdltuir ot uur *nar MHea ni mew. ' , • It tells of people and events swiftly and MUH M ruMUlblltUu (m «tuauui «t oslnlMi la Utun btxm M jitatuv in detail. It listens to the threats of a MKUiptto* Moa* U' Mnnet Uu Una I mot. Pir moot* tlM U hi lilt do MO dictator, the crack of a bat against a ~ • i Mff at «nmttr, I ouu copr bj mall, 10 emu thtt3w CM baseball, the anguish of a lost child, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 19» BISHOP and the recipe for making cookies. Newspapers, like people, come jn many sizes and many personalities. Some are fat and| sedentary; others The Festival of Art are lean and hysterical. And, Jike people, some are re- liable and some are not There are newspapers which One of the highlights of the sea-League. Now it is under the spon- scream for attention and there are others, on tijB same son, the Red Bank Festival of Art, sorship of the Greater Red Bank newsstand, which whisper the news. All newspapers reflect the character of their owners. *, •;* • -,S will take place tomorrow at Marine Jaycees, which receives aid from the Red Bank Department of Parks and A good newspaper must show a profit AM"news- Park. Recreation. paper owners know this. That is why they establish For art lovers and non-art lovers, good character in their papers, and maintain it Th* More than $500 in prizes and other road, they know, leads to bankruptcy. the event is an important and gaytrophies will be awarded to deserv- one—and, most important, it recog- Character is an indefinable quality best understood ing artists. by women: They live by it They can detect it in mer- nizes the efforts of area and state The Festival of Art is an event chandise, in people, in publications. They, more than artists. that should not be missed. It is a their husbands, understand the newspaper they buy. The Festival of Art has come a community activity at its best—and Men usually read the front page news, the sports sec- long way since it was started 12 we are delighted to see that it ha; tion','dnd their favorite features. Women leaf through. become an area tradition. A newspaper slowly, carefully, concentrating more" on years ago by the Junior Service local news than international, assessing the.advertise- merijs, relishing thewoman's pagewith its'club meefi- The New Scout Camp These Pays: ings,"Jawn.parties and gossip, and readingithe obituary ALLEN- notices; '.'•' • •'"''• ' .' • ' Monmouth County Boy Scouting county and the Forestburg Scout Reservation in New York state. Patience Can Spstti is in for another boost with the an- SCOTT Good character an a newspaper Is not enough. It nouncement that a new 190-acre Plans for the new camp are in By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN must be enterprising and have strong civic purpose. It deed impressive. The site has high must sincerely feel that the community it serves, is oh camp and training center at Mana- WASHINGTON, D. C—The impulses that project elevation, heavy wooded area, and REPORT its way to becoming the'best in the world. ;It must use lapan will be bought and developed. ancient problems into the news headlines and keep rolling countryside. It will be a com- By ROBERT S. ALLEN its editorial page not so much to condemn as to pro- them there for days and weeks are as mysterious as and PAUL SCOTT pose, not so much to revile powerful enemies as to The announcement was made plete facility when it is ready to the movement of: lemmings, and even more fascinating. WASHINGTON-For the first this week by the Monmouth Council time in four months there has have the strengtlrto' support them if they are worthy open. At the present moment we are being treated to a been a low-level U.S. reconnais- of support. ^ .., _t,_ .,. ',....!.'.;.!j.-..,;.-.• ': of Boy Scouts at its 46th annual sance flight over Cuba- I I OFF Dacron and Royal Rayon [50 REG. 15.95 "AJAX" uith 2 trousers ALUMINUM Dacron and Zephyr Worsted ISO Storm & Screen with 2 trousers Go to Bond's and learn the neat trick. You rjon't need & big wardrobe. Do it the easy way-the WINDOW Bond way—with a two-fisted two-trouser tropi- 11 cal. One pair rests while the other works. One "IT HAS EVERYTHING pair is always ready to start the day cool, calm HEAVY DUTY and wrinkle-free. It's your "non-stop-suit" right MASTER FRAME INSERTS through the summer-with little or no pressing. HEAVY DUTY Naturally, crisp shape-holding Dacron® poly- Something different In aprons! STAINLESS STEEL SPRINGS The** art set,off by the ruffle* ester helps a lot. And Bond's skillful Tested Tai- HEAVY DUTY SWIVEL ENDS and .sctHops:' • loring works wonders for longer-lasting good Colorful panslet are embroide- ry, other flowers,'lappltque. Ruf- looks. But your one sure-fire bet is Bond's two fles can be contrasting. Pattern trousers. A fresh suit every morning! Finan- 529: printed pattern; transfer, di rectloiii. cially a good deal, too-those extra trousers alone Now "rtirty-five cenU for this pat- are worth $13.. tern — add 15 cents .for each • Reinforced Comers * Triple Track * Fully WealhenrHpped pattern for first-class mailing and special handling. Send to Laura Wheeler, The Red Bank All alterationt without chartre Register, Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 181i Old Chelsea SUtion, New Chargtit! York 11, N.Y. Print plainly pat- t monthly paymtntt j 6 months to pay tern number, name, address and ; -Murvictchargt / -small ttrvict chargs PROWK'S w6*, -; .•;"'.•'; • i '"' '•• • NEWfiST RAGE-SMOCKED 32 BROAD ST. SH 1-7500 RED BANK iccestorles plus 208 exciting needlecraft designs in our new t Shop Irery Ivtnlng Mon.-W. to f i]0 • Open Dally IT Saturday I a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wad. ft M. 'HI 9 p.m. 19M Needlecrtft Catalog-jmt out! Fashions, furnishings to Saturdey 'HI i MIMUR EASY CHARftl crochet, knit, sew, weave, em 1 BOND'S MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER lotorilowii Traffic Circle, Itrestewa braider,, quilt, Plut free pattern. , JIM* 14, 1*S3 BED BANKWASTER Chamberlain h DENNIS THE MENACE >'•*" The northern Negro has been "wafting" toiiii ad- Wlmtm^i vantage in several fields.' His cuneitt impatience is quite ffliarltt Atifomn tjfi ]tit£v i understandable, but, since to break out of ghettos in- Lawn tad Anthony Greenwood, church LONQ BBAWOI - Jam*, volves earning enough money to buy real estate, a cer- 9^1 ^aiB ^BtQ^t^EB^B rooney Mpntenttd a jjivtaj < tain amount of economic"w^ting" will be inevitable otto it tti MW prttMeat of the JwtU, at aaf Branch H£> ScMct Student *"**err,' t&I«£ltf5 the path to "i»-.Jr.fti;<*«rtk.i!t sjo • | in any event In general, the! exercise of patience is the officers;, each of whom was :oui>ca. HttjtdoltaBOT FredMoagiwIChaiietAatWsnB something that makes friends land influences people— tdnql-wlae vote In art la charge of arranftments Baying o« silling? Bt» tl» ]OTS WH$ JWpW 1X1001 IttNTM ' - CU*rifl«d for < STILL GOING UP-That hotly controversial TFX plane is going to cost a great deal more than Defense Secretary McNamara :lalms. Authority for that is Dr. Harold Brown, head of Defense NEW YORK'KEANSBURG Department research and engi- neering. In unnoticed testimony LONG BRANCH BUS LINE before a House Appropriations , B|own declared ^^ m^bT.thee TEEX wfllb* around$7.2billion. That's Quality discounts: credit I Police Force Famous Osier Quality j Permaiaent FREEHOLD ^TOWNSHIP-The Township Committee Wednesday at J. M. Fields Low, | adopted an ordinance which will 'give the police force permanent Low Discount Prices status.' Committeeman Afcert V. Me- Cormick said the ordinance places the part-time police force under tenure. Previously, the three- member force was appointed an- nually. The ordinance also provides that any new members of the 2 SPEED force will have to undergo train- ing immediately following 'ap- CHROME pointment. Mr. McCormick said the or- dinance also provides a method BLENDER of changing the force to a full- time status when and if the com- mittee deems it necessary. ' Mayor Carl B. Schanck said, 'I think this ordinance Is a step buy or rent we'll never regret. It will do away with political considera- tions for appointments to the Whether you are buying a new borne or tenting an wasted space, Each room has its own temperature police force." apartment, it's very important that you make the control. Each has that even heat without your being Committeeman Norman . R. right choice. That's why we say look for the above conscious of its source, Wagner recommended that a code of ethics ordinance be put on the symbol. Because the proud home or apartment that This week-end, visit the Total Electric Gold Medal- agenda to be introduced at the bears it is adequately wired for a full use of electric lion or All Electric Model Home or Apartment near- June 26 meeting. He said the proposed ordinance would set appliances and proper lighting. It has a clean, fast, est you. It is a "must" before you buy or rent! And rules of conduct for all township fiameless electric range, a cool, compact electric water even if you plan to stay in your present home or employees. heater and two other major electric appliances. A resolution was adopted asking apartment awhile, you'll get valuable tips, on lighting, he Federal Housing and Home But the greatest of all is its clean, comfortable elec- adequate wiring, electric heating and all the new time Finance Agency for $24,435 to- ward the township's road repair tric heating. There an no heating worries and no and work saving appliances. program. •wimble tu« TOTAL ELECTRIC tn Thonmtb ALL ELECTRIC APARTMENTS Clud Seek Post Office GOLD MEDALLION HOMES B«tsy Rou Apcrtmwh Rivhra Oardin Aporhrw* Belle Ooki Clark Street Riviera EnttrprbM Electric CHy,U.lA, Keyporr,NtwJ«wy Space for Locust Wagner Cuitom Homes Walter.). Kappeljr. Moor* Rood Brick Town, New J«r»ey turns cotoii J. M. Fields LOW DlKoimt Price School Road East Spotswood-Englbhtown Rd. Diplomat EffldtneyApti. w«ll Xm Con- LOCUST - The Post Office de- Hi (mi partment is seeking bids for Marlboro Twp., New Jersey Monroe Twp., New Jersey ft & J Builders Royal Apartments Ocean Blvd. & Brighton Aye, housing of a branch post office Cormel Lake Homts R.&R. Builders Royal Construction Co. station here. Long Branch, New Jersey Bll-lar Construction Co. MLeonardtvllleRoad Ocean Park Avt. & Baach Avfc Bradley Beach, Niw Jtrsty Bidders must agree to provide Leetville-Slloam Road Leonardo, New Jersey Elberon Gardens he office space and clerical help, Jackson, New Jtmy and to maintain the office for Harold l.Cohsn Son-Bar Aporlmtnti 26.77 three-year period ending June South Lincoln Are. N»ar Monoylnc. • Ikidsl Chopil LIqulfUl! • Twe-spMd chroma Oittrlnr 30, 1D66. Railroad Statien Ocwrn Av». corntr lottlnt Av*< • Rtmovobli jbladti • Handl* en contalinr ALL ELECTRIC HOMES Elberon, Ntw Jersey Bradley UaA, tkmStHtf PONY IS PARTY FEATURE Green Island Manaiquan Apartmtnfc Yitsltr Aportnwnh . MIDDLETOWN - Rides on « Tracy &Hanklni troll Realty Corp. pony highlighted the entertain- Marln« lumber Co, Grwn Island RcuH71*Blckl*yAvsnut Oc«an Avtnw ment at a recent parly In honor Toms Rlvtr, Ntw Jersey Manasquan, N«w Jtrtty jf the seventh birthday of Robin Staples, daughter of Mr. and MonRiovth Exicunvft HOUM Urs. Douglas Staples, Cherry WIIIHmMarfln >ee La. Among those attending TOTAL ELECTRIC 'ere Kerry Coleman, Janice ixnQ BnuKn# nttt Jmcy HAZLET OPEN Mitchell, Cheryl Stanley, Leslie GOLD MEDALLION APARTMENTS IT. II AT MAZUT AM. DAILY 10.10 Tabit. Karen Hill, Ruth Tleder- L man, Mary Maloney, Elaine and Aberdeen East Club & Apartments Eaton CrMt Club Aparhntnti rtary Ann Hearn, Bonnie Bowen, Aberdeen Road Mark Handler :•' )onna Miller, Jayna Pfferle, MataworvNewJwwy Pint Brook at Hsp* Road 'onnle Burke, Carol Mueller, and It Pays to Advertise in The Register toblnt lister, CIndi. Ettf rrtw J#n#y AN IHVllTOft-OWNED ELECTRIC COMPANV Jfts. KI/M Itftt, Wjpf C. BASK 8gd»ER fkwrife*, 'ill R. VM TaaaiB, Jr., Rob- jttdanMB,'' Joyce Aaa ^arf u, via**, W >. Margaret Mary Smith, John B Mk Waldmand,, Nancy Ami War Marpnt Wri«M, and John B. teraaa. EEdward d FF. V*kBk Brtmt, Om»r R. Van SUvira, bara Helm Wcuwr, Kathleen CATCH THE BIG ONES! Tuesday. Exercise* intt begin at I p.m. .'Robert J«hn Don't let tat it th« atotklield with a brief AslsCTttomary, Arient D." Coatluv «nd "big ones" in ooaecrt by,;*e lad Bask Higb W.OrfBeuV "- • life jet away School BaM which, with tie tra- address. In Hie dasi"5 John/Bruce CpttreD, Melyln from you. For ditional Pfttp 4t& QROfflttUM, are thre«dr them. David 1 will usher In ths graduating Hsnderaim wiU.tpati .«., „ anyeh Ing cltu. ' Unique Generation,11 gbirtey ii\ Nonntagton, WUUamCha/rJss After themvocaBon fayRev . apeak an "ResJitanW. to irira .CMfyn CnJt, Dam Ettiat OtfctraoB, Lynn Ann Orttwi«f'Vln. Harold Horaberger and the sa- Change" and Ronald Mark Po- Crawford, Mart* Linda Croft, cent John Pace, Lydia BaAars home to a 'dell's speech will be entitledCarol-Lyn, n Crowell, Patrick F. Pace, John M. Page, John Robert HIRIISA business of "Education to Meet the Change/' Cruise, Jr., Sanv H. Cureton, An- Palumbo, Paullne'Patricia, C«- your own, thony Thomas Dalpra, Alexan- dUa Parent, Kaihryn Lynn Per- Of Ail HOWS Royal H. Hinted .principal, will start saving present awards, Dr. M. Gregg der K, DanuuV William James kins, Donald. S. PBWer, Jeanna WHICH HAVI , Hlbbs, superintendent of schools, Davis, Jr., Rafael DeCarto, Na- Halt Phillips, Chartes A. Pittus, systematical- d|ne Dexter, Terrence poan, Don- Jr., Ronald Mark PodeU, Marie MTUlt WFTS ly nowl will present the cUss, and Ed-na F. Donate, Jane Terri brake, Ponce, John David Powell, Linda mund J, Conzona, president of and Paul Donald Dupree. F. Priddy, Margaret Alice Pries, FOR FATH1TS DAT [the Board of Education, will Edward Wayne Eitounds, Rob; Peter P. Proeopkt, Lawrence Ed- confer diplomas. ert Marshall Evans, Jr., William ward Raffalovich, Edward A. After the signing of the Alma B. Ewald, Paul Ferrer, Pamela Ramport, and Brth Dinah Rav I Open a Savings Account New and Keep It Growing [Mater, Rev. Henry Morgan;will ^ Alan Ford, •as.; - '•'.' ''i ' • '• '• '-Ive the benedlcdon. lElinGalatn- WHliim K. Relien, John Ernest Fr4» gift wrapping too tit Local eletgymen will speak to bos, Maria GarguUo, Bruce Saw- Renw, Patricia Ann* Rock, KEANSBURG-M1DDLET0WN the graduates Sunday at S p.m.yer Gaunt, Kenneth Joseph Ga- James Anthony Rossi, Albert |baccalaureate services In thvine, Robert Frank Geroni, Helen Lewis Kochsteiii, William 0. NATIONAL BANK gymnasium. E. GH»on, Ruth J. Gilmore, Rob- Rous, Carol Beth Rubin, Carolyn SHREWSBURY PHARMACY KEANSBURG MJDDLETOWN At that time, Rabbi Afcert Hol- ert James Glover, Martha Ann Dale Ruth, Helen) Anna Maria I70WOADCT. Ruzlckt, Laura Judith Salmerl, Chutb * Can* Ava. BsgsHwy. tmu lander will offer the invocation, Gotschalk, William Paul Graves, ftW^sskA Rev. Stanley E. Mugrldge the Martha Ann Gotschlk,, WilLind- a Lee Sdnnck, Howard NPfl m-*iM MI-MN mi-m benediction, and Rev: Richard Charlotte Toby Green, Vera C. Dennis Scher, Erika Ann Schu- A. Leadem of St. James Catho- GrilH, and Mary Louise Gualtleri. lic Church will deliver an address Robert William Haas, Susan entitled "No Man la an Island;' Young Hager, Thomas R. J. Hal- 0pm 9:30 to 9:30, S*. to* In the event of rain Tuesday, bedl, John Winfield Hance, Linda graduation exercises will be held Rose Hartman, David William Wednesday evening. Henderson, Stephen Todd Her- Receiving their diplomat will bert Geoffrey Crawford Hintze, |be: Wendy EUen Hocker, Jane Mu- PIXE William F. Abbey, Carolyn A. riel Hotter, Stephen Harold Horn- Ahearn, Marilyn E. Andrews, berger, Elizabeth Nichols How- Mildred Anne Angle, Tina C. An- ard, Carol Ann James, Gardful ghill, Lawrence Bruce "."".. ~ H. Johnson, Marcy Ann Kaplan, Ham C. Asman, Jr., Patricia Arm Cynthia Karlton, Shirley Made- THE Bailey, Barbara Jeanne Banta, line Kate, Edward W. Keefer, in, Alberta Dorothy Bennett, James Peter Martin Kehde, and Joyce SAFE D. Bennett, Joan Bennett, Frank linn Keiper, Berg, Laurens Shepherd Beyiand, ALL AROUND . Janice Margaret Kerr, John Berairdi, Jr., Richard Walter Deamond Kirkstod, Robert X D. FERTILIIfR Berg, Laurens Shepherd Beyiand; Kocen. Maria Alicia Koiachok, Georgia Rose Blair, Barbara Richard L. Krayoill, Jr., roil WARM WIATHWI Joan Blake and Barbara Ter- Joyce Elizabeth Kunemund, Ann- USI ON UWNS, KOWIRS ry Boskey. ika M. LarstOn, Francis Edward AND (MINNS Aleida Eva, Brager, Andrea Lawrence, ni, Elnora Lewis, g Karen Joy Lichter, William Mc- Louise Bretz, Caroline Elizabeth Kinlay Logan, Barbara Ann Brown, Daniel F., Brown,. Caro Loversidge, Larry Lucistno, Lori- Ann Bruno, Richard John Bruno Ann Cornelia Lyons, Jane Anna Edward Buonano, Jr., Davi Mahpney, Dorothy Louise Ma- Clayton Burr, Jolyan A. Batle Thk hetWifaliy-reltxnii TV Reeliner \m «lull Refining talc tkart Holds adjusts to your mort comfortable poattofi, ntmnatietisSrl lU$b LONG BRANCH-V3etorl» Per- She it a member of the fti- kins has been; ^fatted Valedictor- tknal Honor: Society, a Bodtatn made pmbk hj the {uwn "Loteta" aoremeBt fotmd eoly in ian of the class of VMi at Long Scholarship'.whiner, a Mmber tke mort etp«tinte ndinon. A true "heart Mwr** difir? T«i! Branch High School, school of- of the honorary 'Quill and «JrpU, ficials announced' this week. chairman of the Welfare- Com- With Iuxurioui 100% fotrn cuahioni, leath^tou^i, soft Vistyl The honor signifies that • the mittee and member of the Prob- fabriein your dioke «f BUck, Gold, or Atoctdo. An Long Branch' seiior holds the lem Committee of the Student buy, AND it'* quslity-crtfcod! highest academic rank in herCouncil, a member of the «:*) class. The high, school com- Players, me Chorale, and tha mencement ejrircisej ,4re sched. Varsity Singers^ ••'.,,. "... uled for Wednesday* In.tbe school Previously, the) IBTW"1" ':d • fOO%,juturil erginle stadium.. •;', :'•,"' , lain of Alpha Chapter of Thomas Sheldpn was named « a member of the Junior £lats salutatorian, second highest rank, Executive Board, and as a mem- ¥our Choice 9 &a* id non-burning ing student. ., . ' .' ber oT the Juntor-Faculty basket- Miss Perkins, currently, serving ball game committee. She is a Buy note at yo«r as the, literary, editor of thSundai y school teacher and sec- heal. Garden tind Green Wave, the high school retary of the Long Branch and RecUner OR Chair & Ottomtm Hardwire Centers yearbook, was the only Mor* yiclnity UCTM. mouth County public high school student to be cited, by the Na The valedictorian plans to ma- ORGANIC WtOWTH tional Council of Teachers of Eng jor in English at Bates College PRODUCTS CO. lish in their annual achievement in preparation to enter the field awards competition this year, of secondary school teaching, Mr. Sheldon is the outgoing president of the Student Couadl. He was elected to the National Honor Society in his junior year, fl one of only two students in the school to be taken Into the or- ganlzation early. He is a mem- ber of the National Athletic Hon- or Society, a Bodman Scholar- ship winner, and a member of the honorary Quill and Scroll. He is Redwood Sale! assistant editor of the Trumpet, the student newspaper, secretary of the Key Club, and a member of the yearbook staff. He also BARBECUE SET served | as stage manager for Uti senior production of "Comedy 5'TABLE Tonight." Other students in the topquar - ter of the graduating class in- 2 BENCHES clude William Upton, Tirrell Bar- bleri, Annette Stramesi, Charles Unger, Sandra Karl, Flora Mart, Daniel Kolb, Paul Stein, Frank Signorelli, Merle Edison, Jeanne Larsen, Linda Maps, Kenneth Lowenthal, Judith RipandelU, :harles Dunn, Phyllis Grossman, rchie Greenwood, William ixalbo, Barry Sickles, Barbara Pailmierei, Judy Zimmerman, 6 and 8' UMBRELLA TABLE SETS Hary Jo BrlsckMie, Debra Zinn, Suzanne Gizzi. With 100% Foam CusMens ALSO SPECIALLY PRICED Richard DiGiacomo, Doris 1st- leson, James Keppler, Mary Lou Spalletu, Jay Teran, Marc Ep- Thk genmttuly-rised Chrir & Otto* stein, Virginia Strollo, Ernst Ger mn set ha» a deep-tufted back, 100% r >er, John Cantaffa, Ronald North, foam cushions «nd an interesting WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF FENCING Barbara Welch, Georglanne To- id, Lynne Maltzman, Petra textured fabric that's handsome and ROLLED, PICKET and WIRE Welch, Robert Kravetz, Geof- longbwearinf! In Blue-Green, Char- frey Harvey, Roger Loeb, Jane OF ALL SIZES! Crowl, Ann Natate," Carol Sven- coal, Brown, or Gold. Wonderfully- son, Jeanette Thornton, Betty comfortable, designed for full, June Goodman, Nina Adiano, Charles Cell), Bernard Engel- stretch-out comfort, even for the hard, Patricia Mulholland, Susan tallest Dads! What better choice of Wells, Karen Swenson, Pearl CANADIAN Kempler, Leonard Labrlola, Rob- Father's Day ? Give the gift Dad loves ert DeSantis, Francis Gregory, the moat: solid comfort! John Dente. WHITE CEDAR Brenda Luca, Richard Irons, Suzanne Jacobs, Ella Grimm, Marie Fasano, Gerald Ritden, Half Round-2.60 Patricia Smith, Paul Wiener, See Huffman & BoyWt full aeUctio* »f Evamae Nelson, Lynne Attardl, Chair mi RecUner styk$ priced, fro Kathy Showier, Peter Dutoit, Lin- V ONE-STOP GARDEN CENTER IMS, TMAen, *~wr tv&M* M1UU?UAIUC POOBU. KARKB PONOB featuring JOHN DAVID FOWEUb Fresh Fruits and Vegetables BVA BBAOllR ANnWBA lOUIM BMTZ POOR MAN'S PHILOSOPHER •dXnpMB BU8AM1W HKOWN DANSBL V. BROWN i 'Dwrn iwiMi iwnsvnw OABOL ANN BRUNO WOtSMi K. KBOSN IUCKARD JOHK BRUNO JOKN wtamt juarao BDWAHD BUONANO, JR. UADXUMlS BATS «PIA.TM5». jmne sopx, DAVID OUYTON BURJl BPW5«O W. KEBFEK, HI •IMia ANTHOMT BOSjil The Letter THat's •JOLTAN A. BUTLER •PIPTBR MAIOTN KXHPI XVBERfF 1J0W1B ROTHDTIUN OARQLTNCUIN •iOTCB UNN KBrPBiT WILUULU Q ROW More Than You Expect JAJISa WILLIAM CUUUURT JAKXX RAIROAiaCT KBRR CUUWb BBTH RU*D( WBJJAM JOSEPH oixiMrt OtMXiYt* DAIB ROW •JACQimffirSI .MIAMI CARUfc nosnaiT J. D. xobam KBUIN ANNA MAMA ]timC9U Mailed VDIOINIA DIAMt CKRnTBMBXM MAMA" ALBOtA KOSACHOK liAURA 3UJXTK SUUaill OF course, when you go out to dinner you PBOOT EliUCN OUARK RmKAM) U KRATTftlLX. JUNIOR , IdNIlA' IfES BOKAffvCK RICHARD OART (XARKB 'Wat wmiSam KUNXKUNO ': •HOWARD DBNOTS aOHER' •xpeet the food to be good ... the serv- ROBERT 3OVN OOUKXROCN •ANWKA JJ. liAMSON _ ' BOYLE By HAL BOYLE AHLBNK D. OONUV-V • KJUNCO) EDWARD IAWRINCE, IK ice to please you , , .bur her* at the ROBERT W. OORSELI. : nmoftvuwM ClORN BRUOT OOTSKSW joy ucmnrm •AU«W M08AJU>J Peninsula House we male* it a point al- NEW YORK (AP)-Fragmen MBLVIN OOVDKT _.JT MdONLAT LOOAN OABOJiB A. a — time you coma in for a checkup »U«AN JOAN COVHS lAAA.' A3SH LO V3DBKOOX JOYCE ANN : ROBERTA U OOWNQTON • HAJIOAKET L~ -.. ways to give more than you expect. Our from letters we'd like to get-to I'll dual your lower teeth for »DINNM DAOAN COX xwamuto 1 timtooKimik. LTONB JC-KN B. moiBsme, in. food is delicioui, our service it in keeping never do: nothing." ' "..""•'.'•.''. ./ KliEABITH JANG COX «WARRBN JOHN «PB»A mLvoui cuuiimom CRATT DOittmrrun IffiTAY^E C. 8PIKA with the gracious atmosphere and our "We regret'to inform you of th "We are delighted to give you DAWNDLADIE ORAWTOIU) joxsirmrx: USANNA TATUMl „ the good news that you nave won MXREE LJKDA CROFT ' ' ! mWARD MARK* BAOBAJU MAraH! THOJUa prices are moderate; All in all, it adds passing of your-great uncle, O •OAROI/ liTOIt CatOWBlfc /UttB.jAjrra tu*xu> IANOAA RUTH TOBHir wald Frothingham-Frisbie, wh first priie in *e Republican par- PATRICK P. ORITW, Jit, MAMXW ' DAIN1E1L M. ISUBACWMW RAM H. OURETON . > JOffl» H. UMBimoBR up to more than you expect ... so the choked to death on a martini o! ty's nationwide 50-word essay con* ANTHONY THOSlAa MIL WU . • test, 'What CaMa Coolidge Means ALJBXANWCR K. CMWttU. next time you dine, try the Peninsula ive. In his will he left you a 30 WEiUBJAMBe BAVM, ML oiffii it W DOO-acre sheep ranch in Australi to Me.' b addition to »e free JIATAXL MCAJILO WILLIAM R. MANI™--. Home. NADDJI DEXTSR ROBBRT BERNARD UDI .. and his pet kangaroo." trip to Hawaii for you and your TBERXKOI DOAN •DANJBL UA3VK WALDMAN wife, w» are pleased to send you DONNA P. DOMATO ; WAMCT ANM WATBMtAM . "As a dentist who takes prid JANE TEMU tHUKB ' •JANI BARBARA MONTBVBRDX EDWARD F. WBBB '. • in'his profession,' I have been su: a framed autographed picture of PAUL DOSALD DUPRBlDUPRBlii , (WUOT MOOM , ' - BARBARA HBLIN WCTBR "A blend of the old with the new" KDWARD WAYWAYNII HOtlDITDt)HOtlD ' ' JO*L MOROOVaKT ' •KATHLXEN BHBHIPMT WKTTI fering conscience pangs becatti Mr. Coolidge and an Indian head ROBERT MARSHAU/ DVAK*, JR. WIUiAil B. IWAliD' .nMma BAVIB UOJWM aanan o. warn; of the WOO tee I charged for m&l penqy found in the pocket of a aotAN xumra: MUOMDOI. DENNte PWTBR Wtt/JSMUI • silit in his doset. It is believed by PAtAtnn. nuutBR . A. mmaoN BL1ZABBTH MiAGMRXT WSI88T ing-your upper plate. I realii PAMELA JOT riAX (XBwniUAM uunrar, JR. BONOTI LYNN TOWO now r shouldn't have put the Ml local -historisju to be the first •RONALD ALAN PORP , comuoo icunuiO iPAtiPAtoo, mmmmakVKK " Uioi nmr RUTH LOIB WMIMTCTM*ft on you for that much, as the jo penny he ever earned." . • •RITA SUN QAUU The PENINSULA HOUSE iMARIA OAROUttO really wasn't worth it Therefore "Darling, forget the fact that Sea Bright, N. J. 842-2100 am sending you herewith a n father is an immensely wealthy bate check for J25O-and the n« man who looks upon you as a mere fortune hunter. After all, we won't be dependent on him. J. H. KELLY COMPANY WILBUR'S JEWELERS Grandmother left me 30 acres of Slice UM-Tw»$ror«ileleM*r Serve Y*i downtown Dallas in my own right, AUTOMOTIVI I^UIPMIHr andas soon as we're married I'll Cor. ftrMd St.ft Hordln a Rd, Rtd task SH 1-3W0 15 IrMdSt., Rtd lank Prnptet'Aw., Uttto Sflwr gtWhalf of it to you. Of course, if you don't thmk we'd be happy STEINBACH COMPANY in-Dalits, we could sell our real MAINSTAY FEDERAL estate there-and buy Fort Worth SAVWBS & LOAN ASSOCIATION RID IANK — ASIURY PARK or Houston." «99 MMIInOUfn wie ' RvftJaHnW* "I know mother had her heart NAT'S JEWELERS set on a big-wedding for me, Dad- dyklns, but it would be such a FOOTCRAFT SHOES RED IANK — LONG IRANCH terrible bother—and the reception Sswclellsrs h Orrhe»«At Feerwear . < and everything would cost you to Irood SK. Rtd Bonk Tel. SH 7-2173 STRAUS COMPANY $1,000 or maybe H.500. So George OtM Wecsastey ana* M*» NlfkM *HI »iM Y«r Hette Inml Depertmeet Srtra Slaa 1IIi and I Just decided to elope and RED IANK get married by a Justice of the peace. Will you forgive us?" J. YANKO During my, visit here with RID IANK MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK mother, darling, I've had more Askerr Perk • IM lank • Nettb Asbiry Ptrk • MesMSVMi time to thmk over the idea «f buy- Melle • Mr Haven • HelmM ing that mink cost, and have de- SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. GIFT IDEA cided it would be foolish. Fur 34 Whir. St., Rtd lank $H 7-2700 We Have Iverytkliig tar tke Caiven tai makes me look too tat So, If you haven't already borrowed the DORN'S PHOTO SHOP / THI ' '' •' '•'••• •'"' . money from the bank, forget it. SUPPLIIS «Ml IQUIPMINT SIT BACK RELAX An inexpensive cloth coat will do MONMOUTH COUNTY IS WaNoet St., Rtd lank SH 7-2273 nicely, and I an pay for that my- self out of what I've saved, from NATIONAL BANK the household budget." IID IANK - ROLSTON WATERBURY Aluminum and Web ; "The President read with keen SlBMlfU interest your thoughtful letter ap- J. KRIDEL Rnlter • Insurer • Mertmes FOLDING CHAISE praising the domestic situation, UWMI Front St., Rtd lank SH 7<3S09 and would like to have you closer . .. • Neteisei Ittre at hand for advice on the foreign Bread & Front Srs., Rtd lank SH 1*5300 situation. He has asked me in A. S. MILLER strict confidence whether you SHOI COMPANY would be interested In a Cabinet SERPICO'S II Irood St. Rtd lank post. Naturally, the government nriWRITH HIAD9UARTIU would pick up the tab for your 101 Monmourh St., Rtd lank SH 7-041$ ALLEN ELECTRIC moving expanses." 97 CONTRACTING TETLEY'S II Whltt St., Rtd lank SH 7-0*12 brebllsked 1114 Area Leaders JTATIONWY • O»»ICI $UP»UI$ • TOYS •MkllNft CARDS • •I*TS, eH. CLAYTON & MAGEE 17 Irtad St., Rtd tank SH 1*0001 Mea'i me* leys' Oarfllten Stic* 1M* Gain Office II Iraad St. Rtd lank In Bnai Brith BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP HOMI AiPUANCIS RED BANK SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. SOUTH ORANGE;— Laurence 10 ImadSt. Rtd Strmelman, 1 Third Aye., 4« Monmouth S., Rtd lank SH 1-4310 Long Branch, an attorney, has been Installed is vice president 11*7.1 MJ-U Years el ServjM LOVE LANE BRIDAL and of Hie Northern New Jersey FRED D. WIKOFF CO. Council.of Bnai Brith. Eugene TUXEDO SHOPPE line Ctel rM Oil • Her - H»i -Ht Ufpiles Moss, 42$ Westweiod Ave., Long 23 Watt Front St., Rtd lank SH 14119 Branch was made an associate OFFICI: 19 Wttt Front St., Rtd lank member of the council's board of STORI and WAREHOUSE: 204 Maple Avt. governors. MINER SUPPLY COMPANY Both are former presidents. FLUMIRRS' SUPPURS Joseph Finkel Lodge, Bnai Brith, SHERMAN'S Front St., Rtd lank SH 14333 THIS WEEKEND ONLY! Long Brandi. HOMI DICORATORJ They, took office at a cere- 20 Irtad St., Rtd lank SH 1-244* CARROLL'S STATIONERS LIMIT—2 PER CUSTOMER mony here. The council is made up of M lodges representing a 21 Irtad St., Rtd lank SH 7-1000 total of tome 10,000 members. REEDS JEWELERS Sidney Solden, president ol Jo- UrttH In Cmtrel Jtrsey REUSSILLES' seph Finkel Lodge, led a large i4 lro«d St., Rtd lank Jewelers line* 111. delegation of Long Brandi mem- 717 Coakman Avt. At bury tmk U Irood St. Rtd tank W.T.GRANT CO. bers at tiie meeting. Also repre- sented were Red Bank Lodge, Atbury Park Lodge and the UTTLE SILVER MIDDLETOWN HAZLET FREEHOLD Greater Freehold Lodge. It was announced that under BACCALAUREATE SERVICE SUNDAY NIGHT, JUNE 15, k O'CLOCK c«oi« t Airport J! IMahSt. the le*d«r*hlp of Gerald Kaplan, Junior vice president of Joseph 53) Prospect Avi.' 1123 Highway 35 Hcalet Frtthtld Flnkel Lodge, hit orgaotaation HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM had shown the greatest percent- TOMS RIVER TOMS RIVER NEPTUNE CITY age increase of n*w members in COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES TUESDAY NIGHT, JUNE 17, AT 8:00 Bnsl Brith'i District 3, taking In U Main St. IMni Km Mspplni Omltr New Jersey, Delaware, Penniyl- Tom Rlvw RaatM » and 37 Rf. 35—3rd Av«. vania and West Virginia. The RED BANK HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC HELD Long Branoh lodge received a plaque for leadership. Overturned BED BAlfltREGISTER Friday, Jwa material, $1,208.71; Fischer Bak- s-Sobert Haber, vice president Board Lets ing CO., bread, $811.28; Janl- ot.W. A. Ftahr Co., Red Bank, Car's Driver toriat Supply Co., $7IM6; A»- (Wilier of heating call, ha* re- herst Electrical CO., electric tpxned from Atlantic City where Contracts bulbs and tubes, $179.88, aid J. Ifc fertlcipafed i(i the. second Is Uninjured L. Hammett Co., general sup- ASBURY PARK - Both driv- RUMSON — The Borough management wwttahop dpftducted Soard of Education Wednesday plies, $6,077,50. by the Futf'Merchantr A&ocia- ers escaped serious injury in a warded contracts for school Bids for classroom and office Z ftn of New (Jersey. New .beating two-car collision at Monroe Ave. uppliej to low bidders. furniture were referred to com- meihods w»re studied. and Emery St. which overturned Receiving contracts mittee for study. one vehicle at 6:55 a.m, yester- Javid Pollack Co., magazines Western ttofibtk. C^, the day. . ind periodicals, $219.90; Breyer Buying or selling? Use the l-fterv ipMnfartinfato fmi tnpr>y arm [ce Cream Co., ice cream, $!,• Register Classified for quick re- The drivers were identified by g ?..«ipatate a of the BedITeleptMeikjMem, 336; Broadhead-Garrett Co., shop suits.—Advertisement. . „ .tfw.Bwxto eeporti that last year It spent police as Richard Annand of 110 witf be!set i# Wiere.vWtors can more than $27« million ia New St. James PI. and Mary WaU of SJL An Invader vice president and,tnwte,tnwtee of the; obtain Information on place* to Jersey en'gross payroll, new 1002 Sunset Ave., both this place, go and things'to see in the state. ettba i fd Other'TOO' * Mer- conitructicn and materials and, Mr. Annand was traveling west Roman chants officers serving are Erik Stores in the center will show supplies. It said it spent $20,- 1 Empire C". Bertelsen~ " • , consumer credit, their wares. The Coast Guard 171,0* ia (he state on such on Monroe Ave., and Miss Wall 14. Ancient 3 S and Alfred C.- --,_,.. enier- AuxMiaryV Flotilla 88 wiH give major construction as a new north, on Emery St., police said. addtnc 7 a 9 gency planning. Members from demonstrations in safe, boat administration building at The impact overturned the An- handling and other units of the SlHelodlea IO: II a • Monmouth County National tre Kearay and an engineering re- nand car, which was heavily auxiliary will conduct lessons on search center at HopeweU and' 80. Run* of F. Palmer Armstrong, executive, damaged, according to police. Walker & Walker 19 14 this subject during the first week paid $U5,S8,00t to its 10,500 REALTORS and Wflliam B, Lyman, <" of July. Boy and Girl Scouts Miss Wall suffered a bruised StWMhiwoga employees. Mere money was LOOKING FOR 19. 18 of the Half-Century Club. will have exhibitions. knee and .was taken to Fitkin SHREWSBURY-SH 1-52U cblM * n art J,; Donald Milter, Pinners spent in New Jersey than in A UR6ERH0ME? MIDDLETOWN-671-JJlt , 88.PeriU % any other states except New Hospital. Aimand was not Injured, •9 I* & Merchants National, Matawtn, police said; Both cars had to be Wiy ael look hto ear TRADE- Multiple Listing and secretary for bank operations; Grand Union Co. has reported York and Illinois by the com- IN plcm . . . Coll Mdovl pany, the report said. towed from the scene. Trade-ins 19. Leather- **• to Merle Simpson, BdmarftWI Na- business growfb. Sales in the No summons was issued. Pa- TfcBal, workafi it week; ended June 1 totaled trolman Anthony Salerno is in- tool ft culture; and Joseph Thummes, (82,474,480 - a 5.3 per cent in- The Army Electronics Re| vestigating. 40.WUdaoeep: 31 331 » Asbury Park * Ocean Grove Na- crease over the volume to- the search and Development Labora- % UCM), repre com- same week last year. Fiscal year tory at Fort-Monmouth haa re- surges. It "'acts as its own cir- 43. Embrace 3+ K merce and.. i y mt activity also was reported up by 48. Of the eye Committees ported Its development of a new cuit breaker" by causing a mo- willL develod p and carry out pro- 5.2 per cent. transistor that automatically pro- mentary, non-damaging "punch 47.Teneatrial •o 4a globe grams of activity, tects itself against breakdown; through'^ short circuit, the la- SnikQted caused by momentary electrical boratory said! « :-, 45 4* The New Jersey State Cham- 49. Louis M. Campanella, 19 Sher- ber of Commerce, says It win « wood Dr., IitUe Silver, owner of present a special award to Bell American Garden State Towel Soppiy Co., Telephone Laboratories, which Cheer apt Gear up with GRAVELY so DOWN ;I»ng Brsnoh, says It will be nec- has fadUties at Holmde!, Mur- lOcatrte % essary lor" His firm to increase ray Hill and Whlppany, next (Jrciiition! its prices as a result of a labor Thursday for having "contri- for MATCHLESS MOtf-BIUTY! efecOptt. In' which Teamsters buted so Importantly to onr »a- Local 40," Perth, Amboy, • gained tion's skills Cfoui fom 5 tWlUIMtor Drive! *$ Space Diary its demands in'a new contract for and, In so doing, also contri- Nam your mowing Job-flnn'i a Gmvdy mow to doft Garden State's employees. The buted to substantially to our fiat N*w 50" Rottr/oukM quick work of lun-uea EDITORS NOTE - water. iiUt (dehydrated food in a contract, he said, was signed state's reputation as the na- UWM, Fa aunteted red mowinf, g«t tht jofI cury program is dead. Astranau plastic .envelope) from this water after long, negotiations. tion's number one research fckb »J,76R«G«n|tM9wyovrroughi L. Gordon Cooper, Jr. was thi device on, the McDonnell water area." The award will be pre- ST. JAMES METHODIST CONGXEGATMN BNAI BftAEL OTKOML Red Bank JtadBeok Rod Bank Rumaoo t . The second Sunday after Pente- The sacrament of Holy Com- Had Bank Sim. «h»> titt&rhtihmi Late Sabbath services tonight after TrtaKy *ffl>el% Euclar. cost uill be celebrated with munion will be administered Sun- lit ii; iii wili begin at 8:30. Rabbi Gilbert KJHRev preac. Drh. Chuteat thes »:1S. 5Webste and11r # «o4 l«njt Eucharist Masses at «, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 andday at 8:30 a.m. There will be nut tun tuts "Is S. Rosenthal wfll preach on "By 1IIU till! IMIi en at •;#».». 12 in the church and 9,10 and 11confirmation of the preparatory the Your Fruits Are You Known.' Hlllilltf Mill Your Opmlon About thrisW All There RetHy a Devil to Cg metm-**; flwday o'clock in the auditorium. class for church membership at Cantor Sidney Scharff wQI chant Illlt (tilt Mill INI gndustes tiBl be recog- World?" Rev. Dr. Sargent Bush, During the 9 and 10 o'clock the 8:30 and 11 a.m. services. Mil! Hill Mill school wiU b» l»kl aft*r the 8:30 the liturgy. CandleUghtut; is at ntotf. .' ; minister of visitation, win assist a.m. service, MwwM tyr a Manes, foe Cherub Chapel win Rev, W. Gordon Lowden will 8:08 p.m. Linda HorowtU, daugh- Ow*,cw&sv>\ clriwns During the 11 o'clock service *e ter of Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Hor- branch for pupils, parents and be in operation in the parish preach on "Next Steps- in the PSALM »;4--'T.a, U*»tii I walk Uiroogb (he meet at *« and then «o Into sacrament ot Infant baptism will teachers given by th> today room. Infants and preschool chil- Kingdom." owitz, will celebrate her bat mttd- valley el the shads* of death, I fill fear no mil; the sanctuary far O*;*jfeual be administered. 1 dren will be minded by the vah and will chant the prophetic school PTA, headed by Mr* , ASM Church school is held at 9:30 fcr thoii sit wtthme; thy rod and thy staff they CUUren'i Day prograa at 10 At *19 and 11 a.m. church Alberts. Richard L Johnson, Junior CDA and an adult advis- portion of the week. school wiB be held sbmittaneoas and II eubrt me." (King Jamaji Version) a.m. when a pprogramg , "God's former superintendent, will pre- er to that members of the con- Sabbath morning services ard Love ... andd OursO", wW bbeewith the service. gregation may attend and take At 3 p.tn. the Intermediat * * * . and Ours," sent awards, citations and pro- Youth Fellowship will have a bar-at 9:15 for junior congregation. presented. A special ottering will At 1:30 p.m. Sunday a "splash motion certificates. part in the Mass without dis- Senior services are at 10 o'clock. Recently a inother wrote taste see if by pr»yer be received for camp scholar- party" for aU Mgfa school stu- traction. becue and swim parry at the Harold Tate heads a Sunday home of Don Moore followed by Theodore Spiro, son of Mr. and «nd spiritual healing bar daughter Might be spued ships and conferences. dents will be held at the home school staff composed of Mrs. The sacrament of baptism will a program, "The Art of Friend- Mrs. George Spiro, will be called Jr. Hi and Sr. Hi BYF meet of Donna and Richard Burger, be administered Sunday at 1:30 to the Torah as a bar mitzaah .a terminal Illness. 8ince medical science had 7t Alexander Dr., River Plata. Leols Ragland, Mrs. Winifred ship," led by Ronald Krenz. tailed, perhaps God could interpose a miraculous Sunday at 6 p.m- followed by the Robards, Miss Joyce Brandon, p.m. At least two days previous, and wiU be accepted into the evening praise service at 7:30. A buffet stttjper will be served. Mrs. Alma Johnson, Miss Bar- arrangements must be made with The Methodist Youth Fellow- fold of Israel by Rabbi Rosen- physical bsaUag. The letter was fearful and doubt- Tonight: 7:M, the Hatbomar ship will meet at 7 p.m. in room A|l new circles will meet Thurs- bara Flax, Miss Mignon Godwin one of me priests by the parents thai. Cantor Scharff will chant ing." - '•••". ' ' "••; ••:••• . , day at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 8 dub (Couples\aa>) wiH hold a and Edgar Beanum. : of the candidates for baptism. 112. The discussion on the study the liturgy. May I share part of the toother's last letter: beach party at tt«-ft»frider, Sea book, "Our Mission Today," win p.m. in Mary E. Mount Fellow- There will be a celebration ot Daily Mass is offered at 6:25, Sunday morning services will "Jeananne died last right... .God was gracious ship Hall. Bright. the Holy Eucharist Wednesday 7 and 8 o'clock. be led by Rev. Mr. Lowden. The be at 9:15. Sunday school wfll Tomorrow: 8:15 a.m., the nurs- Geneva-Wesley Fellowship meets and Und and JeanaoM died a peaceful death.... The Mexico Tour group will at 7 a.m. The sacrament of penance will hold its closing exercises at meet'Monday evening for orienta- ery class of the church school Meetings during the week will be administered Saturday from at 8:30 p.m. in room B-i The9:30. Hebrew school will bold a Tow statement, 'As we surrender to God our souls will leave from the church for a film, "Monganga," on missionary and bodies In prayer, we can be certain beyond all tion. include: St. Monica's Guild, to 8 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Con- special assembly for the distribu- The board of Christian educa- visit to Hominy HiBs Farm, Colts Thursday at 8 p.m., the organ fessions are also heard daily dur- work in toe Congo, will be snows. tion of awards and prizes at shadow of a doubt that Ood will protect and take Neck. Tonight at 8 there will be a tion will meet Tuesday at 7:30 committee Thursday at 8 p.m., ing the 8 o'clock Mass and 10:30. care of Jeananne* was so true snd lean only praise p.m. Monday: 8 p.m., the Tower HH1 at the home of Mrs. Marshal after the Novena service Mon- Tom Thumb wedding in Fellow- Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. there will Cooperative nursery school com- ship Hall to raise funds for the Ood with my whole being fbr His wonderful and The midweek service is hejd Jones, Fair Haven; Inquirers' day evening. be a regional meeting of the graolous love.-.Through the lonely days to come I Wednesday at 7:30 pm. followed mittee will meet in tte church class, Friday at 7:30 p.m., cate- The novena devotion in honoi New Jersey Conference Center in board of the National Federation ; 8 p.m., meeting of the Browns Mills. know that Jeananne will be very near to us, and she at 8:15 by a workshop for all va- chism dais Saturday at 10 a.m., of Mary's Miraculous Medal and of the Men's Club. cation church school teachers, of stewards in the Combs- and Junior Young Churchmen the service of benediction of the There will be a meeting of the The young people's group of is In Ood's loving hands." rteVoe Memorial Room; 8 p.m. Genesis Study Fellowship tomor- helpers and workers. Saturday at 6 p.m. Blessed Sacrament will be held the Red Bank Methodist Church "Tea, though I walk through the valley." Vacation Church School is from special meeting of the Session in Monday it 8 p.m. row a* I p.m. in *e home of will visit the synagogue Wednes- The m. Rev. Wllborn C. Campbell, D. D. the chapel to receive new mem- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Branden- June 24 to July 3. ': Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan Is day evening. Rabbi Rosenthal Diocese of West Virginia bers with a social hour following Witnesses to Hold pastor, assisted by Rev. William burg. will speak on the principles of in the church parlor. Special Meeting* The prayer and study group Judaism. CharIestoorWestVa. BAYVTEW PRESBYTERIAN Tuesday: At noon, Mary Circle C. Anderson, Rev. Richard A. FAIR HAVEN - A, G. Ste- Leadem and Rev. Floiian J. Call. will meet in the Squire Memorial The United Synagogue Youth Cliffwood Beach (Mrs. Frederick Shands-Mrs. Cart Chapel Tuesday at 10 a.m. At Rev. David L. Buccl will Kehde) wfflttold a covered dish vens, special representative of will install officers Wednesday at the.Watchtower Bible and Tract CONGREGATION p.m. the adult study course led 8 p.m. preach at the 11 a.m. service luncheon in the home of Mrs. by Rev. Mr. Lowden will meet Sunday on "Children at Play," Thomas P. Key, Jr., 80 .Rivers Society and supervising minister BETH SHALOM in room 112. Daily evening services are at of 20 congregations in central Red Bank 7:30. The ffobby of Magic based on, Luke's parable. Edge Dr., Little silver. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. the Silver- Cross awards in rec- Wednesday: 10 a.m., the prayer New Jersey, will visit the Red Services tonight are at Young Adults will have a dinne ognition of 100 credit hours of and study group will meet in theBank congregation of Jehovah's o'clock. Sabbath services are meeting in Fellowship Hall, fol- LUTHER MEMORIAL choir service will be presented to chapel; 12:30 p.m., Dorcas Cir- Witnesses for a week beginning S:M a.m. Rabbi Albert Hollander lowed by a visit to Congregation Lutheran-Mbsoari Synod Aids Protestant Clerics Donna Metsger • of the youth cle (Mrs. Horace W. BeH-Mrs. Tuesday, >, J; will preach on "The Realism of Bnai Israel, synagogue in Rum- New Shrewsbury choir • and Nancy Medwick and Chester B. HoughUting) will He'will assist and-train local Impractical Men." By BEN LAME Leonard Wood, Mo., said magic son. The morning service Sunday and religion' are more comptat- Linda-Hartley of the junior choir. meet in the home, of Mrs. Car-ministers in Bible teaching work Graduation ceremonies of the At 8 p.m. Thursday, parents begins at 10:15 a.m. in the Tin- ST. LOUIS, Mo. (APKThere's Althea Pearce of the junior,choir C. Bailer, 191 Oak PI., Fairand analyze the Christian activi- Hebrew School will be Monday magic in the Protestant ministry ible than most people realize. ty of the congregation. of children to be baptized Son- ton Falls School, Tinton Ave. He illustrated his point by will receive a Gold Cross award Haven; 12:30 p.m., Esther Circle at 8p.m. Rabbi Morris A. Shmid- day, June 23, will meet with Vicar Robert Sorenson will be today-and it's helping the cler- (Mrs. Ross E. King-Mrs. Harry Meetings will be held through' man of Congregation Sons of ics' work. ' ' • • "transforming'' three separate In recognition of 200 credit hours Rev. Mr. Lowden in the library. guest speaker. The Sunday school silk handkerchiefs into one large, of service. • C. F. Worden) will meet,in the out the week at Kingdom Hall Israel, Asbury Park, will delive and Bible classes meet at 9 a.m During a recent convention of A special Children's Pay pro-home of Mrs. Worden, 71 Wood- here, at 7:25 p.m., beginning the commencement address. He the Society of American Magi- handsome scarf imprinted with a Tuesday. . PRESBYTERIAN The Couples Club meets Sun- butterfly. gram will be presented at 9:30land Dr., Middletown. Is a vice president of the Rabbini- day at 7 p.tn. in the home Of Mr.clans, several Protestant clergy- Wednesday at 1 p.m. the fol Mr. Stevens will speak Sun- cal Council of America and the Rumson "This JUusion," said Chaplain a.m. Sunday in Fellowship Hall. and Mrs. Marvin Fichter, 511 Sun-men; explained how they are us- The Senior High Fellowship will lowing circles will meet: Deb- day, June 23, at 3 p.m. on "Is founder and dean of the Hiilel Rev! Harvey C Douie, Jr., will ing their hobby of magic in Anderson, "Has • helped' me show Your Destiny of Your Own Mak- nyslde Dr., Everett. individuals how they-could change have a cookout in the manse orah (Mrs. Ole A. Klady-Mrs. School of the Shore Area. Die preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. The board of elders will meet religion. ' Raymond D. Tufts) in the home ing?" graduates, who have completed services Sunday on "Why I Have aimless, fragmented lives into Sunday evening. Monday at 8 p.m. The Rev. Robert C. Anderson, The Woman's Association will of Mrs. G. Rezeau Conover, Lo- a five-year course of study are Stayed m the Ministry." a captain in the Chaplain Corps lives of personal worth and of ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC The sewing committee meets service to the community." - meet Monday at 8 pm. Mrs. cust Lawn Farm, Colts Neck; Sara Breslow, Robert Gorotf, Sunday church school will meet in the Hermans' home Tuesday of the U.S. Army stationed at Ft Hannah (Mrs. A. K. Towers, Sr.- Keansburg Soretta Rodack and Gary Solo- at 9:30 a.m. In nursery, kinder- Maj. Wayne Lockhart of the Sal-Paul Wright will speak on local at 10 a.m. General Sunday school welfare services. Mrs.'Jean Alcorn), in the church Sunday Masses will be at 7, mon. garten, primary, junior, junior EMBURY METHODIST vation Army, another of the parlor; Lydia (Mrs. Carlyle R. !, 9, 10, 11 and noon. teachers' meeting is in the Lewis magi-ministers,, changed a black high, and the adult departments. home at 8 p.m. Little Silver Noble-Mrs. Peter A. Collins) in Daily Masses will be celebrated A second group of junior highs silk handkerchief Into white in his JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL A congregational meeting will Rev. Riaph L. Barrett will the home of Mrs. Harold Oyan, at 7 and 8 a.m. except on first and the senior high freshmen will magic red velvet bag. Fair Haven 27 Avenue of Two Rivers, Rum- Fridays when hours will be at Little Silver be held in the firehouse Wednes- preach at the 11 a.m. service "This is a simple, yet very in- The schedule of services for meet in the auditorium at 10:30day at 8 p.m. Sunday on "Adventuring with R. Chando, visiting minister. son. , . • 6:30 and 8 a.m. a.m. Christ.". Grammar school,, high On Holy Days, Masses will be Sunday is: 8 a.m.. Holy Com' The Men's Club will meet in how he ran change his life for the Wednesday at 8 p.m. the fol- munion; 9:30 a.m., parish family Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Prayer the fire house Friday at 8 p.mschool and college graduates will on "Death, a Doorway to What?" lowing Circles will meet: Naomi offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 Fellowship will meet in the be honored. D. William Hender- good," Maj. Lockhart said. 'This The Watchtower Bible study at a.m. and at 7.30 p.m. No chil- service, and 11 a.m., morning is a particularly popular trick in (Mrs. Frank A. Johanneman, Jr. prayer and sermon. lounge; at 8 p.m. the Christian son, former president of the 4:15 p-m. will be on "Using Mrs. William H. Wikoff, Jr.) indren are permitted - at evening Education Council will meet in HOLY TRINITY my prison visiting." Theocratic Assets.", Mass. The 9:30 service will be EV. LUTHERAN Methodist Youth Fellowship and the home of Mrs- Ray Wolf, 15 the lounge. High School graduating class, Other ministers who are mem- Tuesday at 8 p.m. study of theBrandford dr., Now Shrewsbury; : Confessions will, be heard Sat- shortened form of morning pray- Red Bank bers of the society said they use er, and commencement exercises Saturday, June 22, at 10 a.m. will assist in the service. Bible wiH be held at Kingdom Ruth (Mrs. Robert C. Metcalf- urdays, first Thursdays, and on the junior high department of the The final preparation meeting Sunday School:, sessions and Hall, 58 Forman St,, Fair Haven; Mrs. Harold H. Biting) in the the eves ot Holy Days, from ' for all classes of the church for congregational visitors will be The Children's.Day program their magic, to entertain hospital -school will beheld. Rev. Stuart Sunday church school will hold a and promotion exercises will be 10 St. Mary's PI., 50 Monmouth home of Mrs. George R. Flant, 3:30 to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to cake and cookie sale in Fellow- held in the parish bouse tonight patients and In parish use forSt., 11 Clinton PI., Red Bank; 114 122 Kemp Aye., Fair. Haven. S: 30 p.m. ' F. Cast will conduct the service, held in the church hsH at 9:30church parties. ship Hall. The proceeds war beat 8 o'clock. . •' a.m. Mrs. Jane Grammer, church Springdale Ave., New Shrews- .Baptisms;will be administered assisted by Richard Wilson and The commissioning of "every Cooper McCarthy. Awards and given to the North Jersey Train- school .superintendent, will pre- bury; • 69 Lincoln St., Falrview, PRESBYTERIAN every Sunday at 1 p,m. Arrange- ing School, Totowa, a home for member visitors" will be held at A.M.E. ZION and 144 Seventh Ave., Atlantic ments should be made a week certificates will be presented by sent certificates of promotion. Shrewsbury Father Gast and the church retarded: girb,, for recreational the 9:20 and II a.m. services Those being promoted into the Red Bank Highlands. In advance of .the baptism. 1 school superintendent, John and social activities. Sunday. Baptism will be admin- fourth grade will receive Bibles. Rev. Dr. Charles E. Bourne will Thursday at 7:25 p.m, a new •The Children's Day program Rev. Edward A. Corrigan Is istered at 11 a.m. will be held during the 9:30 a.m,pastor' and Rev. Stanley J. Knickerbocker. Refreshments will The Methodist Youth Fellow- preach at the 11 a.m. service series of instruction talks will service Sunday. Rev. John R. be served to the children on the PRESBYTERIAN The "every member visitor*" ship will install officers in the Sunday., begin on "Progressive Speech Levandoski and Rev. Frederick wiH report in the parish house Collins, pastor, wiH preach at A. Valentino are assistants. •cfcurch lawn. Lincroft church hall Sunday at 8 p.m. Sunday school will meet at 9:30Training." The service meeting the 11 a.m. service on "The The summer schedule will go Wednesday at 8 p.m. a.m- follows at 8:30. "Parable of the Pounds" will The building committee will World Grows Up." STRATHMORE JEWISH into effect Sunday, June 23. Serv- be the sermon topic of Rev. Wil- meet Monday at 8 p.m. In the Chaplain (Lt.) Paul E. John- Beginning Sunday, June. 23, and ices will be at 8 and 10 a.m. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL son, Fort Monmouth, will be the TRINITY EPISCOPAL CENTER liam J.,Mills.at the 8 and 11 church hall. continuing throttgh the summer, Matawan Township a.m. services Sunday. Eaton town speaker at the Father's Day ves- Matawan the Sunday service will be at pers Sunday at 5 p.m. Serv- Regular Friday sabbath serv- FAITH REFORMED Sunday school will meet at 9:30 The services Sunday will be CENTRAL BAPTIST The schedule of services for the 9:30 a.m. only. ices commence at 8:30 p.m. at Hazlet a.m. A special sharing day will as follows: 8 a.m., Litany and ices will be conducted by the first Sunday after Trinity is: 7:45 Church school classes will close Ante-Communion; 10 a.m., Atlantic Highlands Men's Fellowship and Stewards' the Matawan Township First Aid The Sunday school picnic wil be held by the primary depart- Lit- Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.m. Matins and Holy Commun- this Sunday with a special serv- and Rescue Squad building, Am- be held at Farry Point, Cheese- ment. any, Ante-Communion and ser- Board. ion; 9:30 a.m. family service of ice. Classes will resume in Sep-boy Rd. and Prospect Ave., Cliff- mon by Rev. Stanley M. Wool- a.m. At the 11 a.m. service Rev. The first quarterly conference quake Park, tomorrow. A motor- The Westminster Youth Fellow- Harry Kraft will' preach on "A morning prayer and church tember. wood. Services will be conducted cade will leave from the church ship will not meet during the ley, Jr., vicar. meeting will be held Monday at school; 11 a.m., Holy Eucharist The Junior and Senior-High Fel- by Harvey and Ivan Kaiman, New Father." . 8 p.m. at 10 a.m. summer. The closing session of the The youth groups, the Ambas- and sermon. lowships will have their final joined by the Teenage Choir. An Rev. Theodore C. Muller will The Bible study group will meet church school will be held at 10 The call to prayer service is Holy Communion will be cele- meeting for the season Sunday oneg srabbat will follow the serv- sadors, the Pilgrims, the Pion- Wednesday at 8 p.m. preach at the 9:30 and 11 a.mWednesday at 9:30 a.m. The plan- eers and the Senior Youth Fel- brated Wednesday at 9 a.m. andat 6 and 6:30 p.m., respectively, ices. •...'• services Sunday on "Husband's ning committee will meet with lowship will meet at 6:30 p.m. Friday at 6:30 -a.m. in the'ohuroh house. •Key to Happy Home." The sacRev- . R. Alvin Wilson, associate EMMANUEL BAPTIST Deacon Frank Crawford will UNITARIAN Alcoholics Anonymous will The annual Father and Son METHODIST . rament of baptism will be admin- Synod executive, in the church. Atlantic Highlands Red Bank meet Tuesday at 9 p-m. breakfast will be held Sunday istered at the 11 o'clock service. preach at the 7:30 p.m. service at 7:30 in the church house. The . Morganville The Presbytery has approved Rev. Howard M. Ervin, will on "Failures in the Bible and There will be no church serv- The Men's. Club will meet Sunday worship service Is at S Sunday school will meet at 9:30the sale of the manse on Manor preach at the 11 a.m. and 7:30 ice- Sunday. The annual family Wednesday at 8 p.m. project is sponsored by the and 11 a.m. What We Can Learn from Them." deacons. • a.m. Sunday school meets at 10 Pkwy. to Mr. and Mrs. William p.m. services Sunday. The eveFather- s will participate in the picnic will be held from 10 a.m. a.m. Tin Sunday school council will Marceilas of MIddletown-Ltocroft ning services is preceded by a service. / to 4 p.m. at Farry Point, Cheese- ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL The Morning Circle will meet meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Rd. prayer meeting at 7 o'clock. quake State Parke. Rev. Harold Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Tuesday at 8 p.m., the Phlla- Navesink home of Mrs. Joseph A. McCann, The Ladies' Aid Society is spon- Sunday school is at 9:45 a.mthe. a group wfll meet in the home Dean, will hold a story hour for Sunday services are as follows: BAPTIST soring a box supper on Saturday, the younger children. Wilow Dr., Little Silver, tor a Beys' Stockade will hold their of Mrs. Stanley Hallam, Nave- 8:39 a.m., Holy Eucharist, 10:30 covered dish luncheon and final Middletown "une 22, on the grounds of the final meeting of the season at sink. Mrs. Harold Marks and Mrsa.m.. . Holy Eucharist with ser- Children's Day will be observed new church, West Front St., business meeting. The Morning 6:15 p.m. Monday. Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. theRobert Smith are in charge. mon by the rector, Rev. Harry Circle study group will meet at Sunday in the church school. Par- starting at 4 p.m. Midweek prayer service is mid-week prayer meeting will be R.-Sorensen. owcan ! 9:30 a.m. in the lounge. H ents will visit classes from 9:30 Wednesday at 8 p.m., and will held. MONMOUTH REFORM TEMPLE The Episcopal Young Church- until 10 a.m., at which time the be followed by the monthly re- The Afternoon Circle will meet CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Saturday, June 22, the annual Shrewsbury men meet at 6 p.m. Sundays in Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the church school will hold an open Red Bank port meeting. Sunday school picnic will be held Sabbath evening services will the parish house. I regain bouse in Fellowship Hall. Services The Pilgrims will meet in the social room. "God the Preserver of Man' at Allaire. Bus will leave the be at 8:30 tonight. Rabbi Richard The church school staff and will be at 10:50 a.m. with a spe- will be the Bible lesson Sunday. church Thursday at 3:30 p.m. church at 9:30 a.m. F. Steinbrink will officiate. In cial program presented by the HOLINESS ohoir members will be honored The responsive reading in- place, of a sermon, Rabbi Stein- Long Branch at an "appreciation dinner" to- church school under the leader- dudes this verse: 'The Lord METHODIST SALVATION ARMY brink will read "Letter from a my strength? ship of John C. Poyner, superin- Sea Bright Sunday school and Junior night at 8 p.m. in Samuel Blair shall preserve thy going out and Red Bank Birmingham Jail" by Rev. Mar-church will meet at 10 a.m. Halt. tendent. The Children's Day pro-thy coming in from this time Rev. George W. Starsmeare 1 Nine cadets and a brigade of- tin Luther King, Jr., published Scripture lesson and prayer The deacons will discontinue gram will mark the close of forth, and even for evermore will preach at the 11:15 a.mfice. r from the Salvation Army in the May 27 issue Of "Christian- church school until fall. service Sunday on "God, Our Fa- service for the sick will be con-the clothing drive during July THE TRUTH (Ps. 121:8). Ichool for Officers' Training In ity and Crisis." ducted by Rtv. E. H. Lawrence, and August. Among selections from the ther." Church school will meet at 9:30 a.m. New York City, wiil conduct a pastor, Monday at 8 p.m. INTHIS METHODIST hristian Science textbook will special program at the local cita- CHRIST CHURCH METHODIST In Westminster Hall. ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL The MYF will meet Sunday at BAPTIST )e this sentence: "Divine Love del Sunday. Fair Haven -Rumson New Monmouth GREAT. BOOK Highlands always has met and always wil 6:30 p.m. Rev. James C. Rupert will 1 Midweek services are Thurs- The cadets, appearing under CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Bible school will meet Sunday CAN REFRESH YOU Holy Communion will be cele- meet every human need' ("Sci- the direction of Lt. Grace Wil preach at the 11 a.m. service Sun- SOCIETY at 9:30 a.m. brated every Sunday at 8 a.m. ence and Health with Key to theday at 7:30 p.m. liams, will conduct the Sunday day on "Being A Christian Stew- Your strength can be re- Scriptures" by Mary Baker Ed- Atlantic Highlands Rev. William E. Blsgrove will There will be a family service School at 9:45 a.m.; the morning ard." Church service and Sunday preach at the 10:45 a.m. service each Sunday at 10 a.m. Church dy, P. 494). REFORMED Church school meets at 9:45 newed-your weariness jek- service at 11 o'clock; the young school are at 11 a.m. Wednes- on "The'Church of the Thessa- changed for rat and joye^a school children will come to this New Shrewsbury people's service at 6:15, and thea.m. day's testimony meeting Is at lonians," and at the 7:45 p.m. •ervice with parents and leave FEDERATED At the 9:30 and 11 a.m. serv- The commission on education activity—if you will seek pray- ices Sunday Rev. Isaac C. Rot-evening service at 7:30. They also 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours service on "A More Excellent for their classes after the Creed, Holmdei will conduct outdoor services at will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in are Tuesday from noon to 2 p.m.Way." erfully the truth contained in except on the first Sunday of the tenberg will preach the sixth ser- the parsonage. and Saturday from 1:30 to 4 p.m. this great book, Science and month, when there will be a Holy Rev. Andrew A. Burkhardi mon on the theme, "The , TenMarine Park in the afternoon and The mid-week service of prayer will preach at the 11 a.m. serv- Commandments in Contemporary evening- except on holidays. is at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Health with Key to the Scrip- Eucharist. All other family serv- ice Sunday on, "Father's Day." William A. Fluhr, chairman of BIBLE BAPTIST The Men's Club strawberry fes- ices will be services of morning Life." The topic will be "Oh, Hazlet tures by Mary Baker Eddy. prayer. The Young People's Society will Parents!" the local Advisory Board, will FRIENDS MEETING tival will be held in the church meet in Fellowship Hall Sunday greet the cadtts in the morning Rev. D. Ross Brituln will Shrewsbury Monday at 8 p.m. You may read or borrow There will be a celebration of at 7 p.m. The consistory will meet Mon- preach Sunday at 11 a.m. ol The young people and the Sky Science and Health free ot the Holy Communion every day at 8 p.m. service. The Religious Society The congregational committee "What Are You Doing?" Friends, (Quakers,) meets every Pilots meet Thursday at 7 p.m. charge at any Christian Sci- Wednesday at 7 a.m. Celebra- will meet in the parsonage Mon- Bible school meets at 9:45 Flrstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. Tonight the young people will tions of the Holy Communion on REFORMED BAPTIST a.m. ence Reading Room. The day at 8 p.m. Leonardo Firstday school for religious ed- meet in the church at 6:30 for holy days will take place as an- Middletown Pastor Brlttaln will preach atlucatlon of children meets at 10:30the Fathers' dinner. The trustees book can be purchased in red, nounced. Rev. Donald G. A. Mac The Rifle Club will meet al A strawberry festival will be the indoor range Wednesday at Father's Day will be observed the 7 p.mp.m, . service on "Stand a.m. All are welcome, will meet at 8 o'clock. green, or blue binding at $S Leod It the vicar. Sunday at the 11 a.m. service. held tomorrow from 5:30 to 8 Fast Without Fear;" 5:50 p.m. p.m. and will be sent postpaid on The Sunday school will hold Rev. Earl D. Compton will preach Cottage prayer meeting will be receipt of check or money METHODIST on "God, the Father." William Roberta will be the Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the trawberry festival on Saturday, guest speaker at the 11 a.m. and >rder. Naveslnk une 22, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. The annual Sunday school pic- home of the Mahoneyj, 11 Ver-j SOUTHERN BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP Rev. John Fulton will bring nic will be held tomorrow on the ':30 p.m. services Sunday. mont Ave., Port Monmouth. the message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun church lawn beginning at 11 a.m. The monthly workers' confer- MEETS EACH WEDNESDAY • 7:30 P.M. day worship service. Sunday CHRIST EPISCOPAL The consistory will meet m theence wHI be held in the home WESTMINSTER Christian Science School, with classes for all ages, Shrewsbury of Mrs. Anita Laughton Tuesday LINCROFT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL parsonage Thursday at 8 p.m.' PRESBYTERIAN NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. LINCROFT BMttf at 10:43 a.m. A nurseiy The summer schedule of serv- at 8 p.m. Middletown READING b provided at the morning wor- ces it In effect. Holy Communion CHRIST EPISCOPAL Midweek prayer and Bible "One of Life's Neceissry Les-1 ROOM ship service. ill be celebrated Sunday at Middletown study is Wednesday at 8 p.m. sons" wiH be the subject of Rev, | Bible Study - Prayer • Fellowship . Chester W Hendrlcki, Jr., Is m. The Parish Eucharist will Holy Communion will be cele- Harlan C. Durfee's sermon at jj For Information Call Evenings — SH 7-1409 Organist TIM Senior Choir re- at 9 a.m. Rev. Anselm Bro brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Rev. There's BO Trick >» Having E* worship services Sunday at 9: IB j b f WdWednesdad y it 737:300 p.mburg will preach, 1 Andrew M. Van Dyke will of- raCash. You Get It Fast When a.m. Sunday school Will meet at] 209 BROAD ST. HM Pastor ! Oiolr rehearses Holy Eucharist will be cele- ficiate at morning prayer and You Use The Register Classified. the,same hour during the sum-.I , WELCOME Sundays at • p.m. I brated Fridays at 9 a.m. >reach at 10 o'clock. -Advertisement Abo Friday Eve. 7:30*» men Mon. thru S«b 12-4:30 f\ \ Metz to Sing IXD WJSWL , Itm 14, 1963-15 —IXGAL NOTICE- -JLECAL NOTICE HOLY ujM cAtv/uh;-iunuk EPISCOBAt At Church The follawlns Is s copjr of an Orol< (e) -W-aMNO JVXX.: iMHinl Ocemtpott .ir.ee tnat was Introduced at a regular' snail mean and Include any sSellow . Fair H»ven 1; held meeting of Ike Township C" pool not included under paragraph (a) R«v. Paul Smith wiD pmch mlttee of thi township of UMilet. atwve. • ' •, Holy-Communion will be cele- at the II a.m. »rvic« Sunday on On Sunday June 12, 1S63 and passed first read id) . This onUnaM* stall apply to brated Sunday'« t «.m. Morn- ing and was laid over tor further con ail new and mating private smramlflg "Liberty or license.' ASBURY PARK—Lucius Metz, elderatlon upon second and final pas pools, portable pools and wading pools ing Prayer and sermon by the Sunday tchoot meeU at »:« i to a meeting ot Ute said Town except where othexwlst Indicated here- nationally known tenor, will sing > Committee to be held at Uie Com in. .rector, Rev. Charleg R. Law- a.m. the role of the Evangelist in the mlttee Meeting Rooms in the Middle section 2. V stljaUl be unlawful to recce, will be at 9:30. the pres- ; town Township Hall, at State High establish, construct or alter a private Youth groups tot ages nine presentation of "St. Matthew's loute 35 and Kings Highway, etl( swimming pool without first obtaining entation of church school awards through high school meet In the own, N. J., on Wednesday Evening a permit therefor in thi manner hire- Passion," Sunday night at the June 26, 1983 at 8:00 o'clock p.m., a! lnttter prescribed and la conformity will be 16 Hrfa service. i1»re church at 6: JO run. First Methodist Church, Grand which time all persons Interested wll wltii the requirements of this ordinance. will be no H o'clock »ervice un- be given an opportunity to be heard. No permit snail be required lor a Rev. Mr. Smith will continue Ave. wading pool. til fall. the current sermon series*on HOWARD W. ROBERTS Section 3. LOCATION: All privalt Mrs. Harold Rainear, minister Township Clerk swimming ot wading pod* shall be lo- The fourth annual spring fair prophecy at tbe'7:30 p.m. serv- of music at the church, wiH con- ited: June 15, IMS cated to toe sUt or rear yards of Un will be- held tomorrow on the ice. His topic will be "The World1! 'AN ORDINANCE A1U&NDINO ANI lot as defined by the Zoning Ordlnanci duct and accompany the church REVISING AN ORDINANCE EN of the Township of MWdlMown aid grounds of the Fair Haven fire Darkest Hour." choir in the presentation of the TITt/ED 'AN ORDINANCB RIGU shall In all other respects comply with house. LATING THE CONSTRUCTION Ol Ute requirements of amid ordlnaice con- Prayer meeting will be Thurs- Bach oratorio. AND MAINTEMAWCE OF PRIVATi trolling the extent and location of ac- The midweek celebration of day at 7:30 p.m. Tht> Moody ». swnuima TOOLS IN THI TOWN cessory buildings and structures. Mr. Met2, soloist at the Chris- SHIP OF MtDDLETOWH, IN TW Section 4. CON8TRUCTION: Con- Holy Communion will be Wednes- ble course Is at I p.m. tian Science Church, Englewood, COUNTY OF MONMOUTH ANI struction snail conform under sound en- day at 9:30 a.m. - The first annual F«Hier-and- PROVIDING FOR THE PENALTHEI gineering principle!. The design and has been heard in the shore area AND VIOLATION THIMOF, construction aa well as aH equipment Son banquet will be held in the on many occasions. He has been ADOPTED JUNE 24, 1968." and material*, shall comply with re- BE IT OWXAINED by the Townshli quirements herein. ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL church tonight at 7 o'clock. Guest guest soloist In several of the Committee of the Township of ^diddle (a) Structural deaign — The pool speaker will be Conrad Jensen, :own in the County ot MonmouU) am structure shall be engineered and de- Bellord St. Paul's Night programs at the Stats of New Jemey: that the abovi signed to withstand tht expected forces . Tomorrow, the seoond annual former department chief inspec- Ocean Grove Auditorium. mtllled "Ordinance Regulating the Con to which' It ahall be subjected. tor of the New York City Police abruption of and Maintenance of Frlvati (b) Wall Slopes — In all pools June fete will take place from Others to be heard in the pro-fiwlmming Pools In the Towoshli of five feet (6') or more, tht wan alopt 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. Department. duction are: Mlddletown In the County of 1... shall be not more than, one and one- mouth and Providing for the Penaltlei hadf Inch (Hi") horizontal to five feet Matins will, be ready by the William ShoppeH of Neptune, and Violation Thereof be smendei (5') vertical. KING OF KINGS U7IHERAN Lnd revised aa follows: • (c) Floor slopes • — Tht Hope of vicar, Bey. Ralph Edwards, at w SECTION TWO FRIDAY, JUNE 14; 1963 7c PER COPY a No, He^s a Great Guy BY JOY MILLER ' on weekends, says wistfully: "Fathers are about the best things' Come to their little league games, not leave picnics so early, "He throws us up in the air"—girt 7. Is dad a dud these days, or does he still have standing in on earth. They try and spend as much time as they can with play football, bowl, ski, socialize, relax and enjoy himself more, "He's a sharp dresser"—boy 13. the family circle? ...'.. . . • you and if they can't, they try and make it up to you." . fix something right away when it needs it, "not joke,when I'm "He cuts up with my friends-he's not an old fogie"—girl li, For years, psychologists and sociologist! have been taking That's not saying the head of the household doesn't have a serious," "sit down and discuss things more with me" (a 16- "He has candy in the jar at his office"—doctor's daughter, 7. potshots at pop, calling him everything from a figurehead to a fault or two. , year-old girl), and from 13 on up, toss them the keys to the car. "He doesn't bring his work problems home"—boy 17. henpecked onlooker. Many an anthropologist has sighed over that The young ones worry because he smokes, cusses, nags, "I wish he would help me more and try to understand th'at "He's almost always got a smile on his face. He's just real crumbling institution known as fatherhood. "expects too much of me," doesn't spend enough time with the I am going through a difficult period of life," says a 12-year-old great to have around"—girl 15. But what do those closest to the beleaguered parent say? family because -he works too {hard and long or—in fewer in- girl, while one is more concerned that ''he hasn't taken us to "When he comes home he hugs me"—boy 7. Do the kids have an opinion? •.-•-. 1 stances—because he puts in top much time at church meetings the zoo." ..•".''' ' "Kisses"—boy 5. They do—and it's one of the nicest presents father wilt set: or, playing golf. " In Mineoia, N. Y., a 17-year-old high school junior says, "My this Father's Day. What does "father" mean—a pal or someone tb look up to? Dad's worst habit for a 19-year-old boy in Atlanta is: "He's biggest gripe is this: After I've studied for two or three hours A survey.by The Associated Press turns up the heartening A majority think he's both, although one 13-year-old boy always barking 'Do this, don't do that, hurry up;' he's always in the afternoon, dad'll come in while I'm listening to records. view that youngsters from 3 to 18 think da,d not only is one of comments: "If I treated him like a pal and were to tell him onmy.neck." . And he'll always ask, 'Why aren't you doing your homework!" the good guyt, in most cases he's the best. : to shut up he'd knock me for a loop." To the 10-year-old son of a Maine lobsterman he's "my A fifth grader in Juneau, Alaska, says his fattier is at ,his When the youngsters ponder the nicest thing about their A girl 17 delivers this opinion: "The word father makes me best friend." • ... worst when "he pushes mommy out of bed In his sleep." fathers the answers are funny, revealing, sometimes poignant: think of someone not especially close to the family. He should A Seattle girl, H, ttya, "He's the most terrific guy. He's Fpr a 3-year-old boy In Portland, Maine, daddy's most un- "When I'm in trouble'he's always there to help"—girl 13. be called daddy. A daddy is someone to talk tb, get money from." •always helping." - ': forgivable lapse is: "He doesn't like carrots when they are not "He shaves"-girl 3. And an 18-year-old boy sums it up this way: "He's a friend In Red Bank, a five-year-old calls his dad "the best there is." peeled" "He always tries to get along with mother"—boy 12. ... he just does everything with you ... a real all-round guy A little boy in Salt Lake City, who sees his divorced father What would they like dad to do that he doesn't? "He trusts me and my brother as adults"—boy 15. and he keeps you in line." New Jersey Ran I an High Teachers List Strength, Weaknesses Last in a Series' of Two school, the state and county in course curriculum, grouping of 3— A well-balanced hot lunch are free from all administrative is a move afoot now to revise By FRANK W. HARBOUR based their study and recommen- students, school discipline, voca- program. work not related to guidance. some parts of it and re-examine RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Tbe dations in large part on the tional training, liaison, athletics, Good Salary Guide 9 — The Adult Education pro- methods of enforcement. News Briefs local high school teaching staff teachers' report. ' and other areas. 4 — A good teacher salary gram has full use of the school Ability Grouping spent a good part of the year Warner Participates But the staff has listed, a num- guide — the high school teachers building. The report lists 'another item By The Associated Press compiling its own evaluation of The state-county evaluation ber of impressive strengths here are the highest paid in: the ' T school building is well as a potential "strength" but the school — a 57-page document team was headed by Dr. William around which, administrators'.and bayshore. constructed and.with a few minor with. the. admission that changes TRENTON-A stringer strolled actually exceptionally hard and entitled "Self-*tudy Report." H. Warner, director of secondary instructors alike agree^ a better '5 — Ingeneral,',the^ol!egepre-exceptions,..'Wit. planned and should be made. It is the present into a gas station Wednesday durable.'1 Kastenbela «ajd Out It is a document of candor. education, state Department of school can be built. paratory offerings aregood. • utilitarian.; system of. grouping students sight and' asked attendant Louis many ceramic materials resist In an effort to seek improve- Education; Earl • B. Garrison, Some of the strengths;. 6 — Most textbooks;meet stu- The. report, |ists one ltem.as a homogeneously, meaning "abil- Matthews for a loan of *20O. Mat- radiation when used to oom- ment, the teachers have not hesi- county school superintendent, and 1 — A good pupil-teayher^aiia, dent needs, are:modern but not "strength*;"which recently has ity'' grouping rather than thews, 2$, of Hamilton Township, blnatlon with dense elements tated to admit weaknesses in the Dr. Philip Cardina, Mr. Garri- meaning no present overcrowd-* extreme. evoked conSaversy — that is the "mixed" grouping. said he didn't have that kind ol such as lead.: "Ceramics could school system, as well as high- son's assistant. ing in the school. A builiiing Jad7 ••' 7 — Good science lab equip- school dresscode'. Although ad- The teachers, in the self-study money on hand. "Well, then I'll be pur best armor against cer- light the system's strengths. The high school staff, In its dition is to be completed by 1965; ment ministrators and the school board document, found these weakness- ; just have to take what yOu have,1! tain types' of antipersonnel In the official evaluation of the report, has conceded weaknesses 2 — An active Student' Council. •!8 — School guidance-counselors alike .have backed a code, there the strenged said, pulling a gun missiles," j he said. Ceramic 1 — Discipline in the classroom Irani his pocket. Matthews threw materials nuke good armor, Plan Splits Board — the report states that there is the contents of the cash register Kastenbeln said, because they need for a careful review of . —about OO-on a table. "That's can absorb considerable energy school disciplinary regulations It," he said. "I'm afraid its not in a short period of time. The and that regulations "should be enough/' said the man with the energy from a projectile, be more rigidly enforced In all said, Is transferred to a ceramic gun. And with that he calmly Vote to Renovate classes." very rapidly upon Impact, and turned around and slowly walked This finding also was made by this loss of energy makes the away, no richer than when he county and state officials. projectile easier to stop. came in. Forming Committee School Cafeteria The county-state team was WGHTSTOWN -The head- TRENTON-The critical of too much of the disci- COLTS master at the Peddle School cense of Eugene R: The Board; oj them rather than, house itu- pline being centralized- in die of Ediical said yesterday that eight stu- Trenton; was revoked night by a dents in substandard ones." principal's office and suggested divided dent* have been *xpelled for commissioner of ,bi „ t tojrenovate Mrs. Hamilton said the need that teachers use the classroom breaking into classrooms to get insurance yesterday' for its cafeteria ROUTE 34 ROUTE 22 Complete Menu Available SUN. - MON. - TUES. Colllngwood Park, N. j. Scotch Plains, N. J.J,*,, | (Formlngdal* Posl Office) (Opposite Bowerafl) '°°i- SAL'S TAVERN & RESTAURANT CHILDREN'S SUMMER VACATION Between Auction & "Italian DUhm Are Our Specialty" MOVIE SERIES Colllngwood Circle POOD ORDERS TO TAKE OUT STRATS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 Call Call PUN PACKED WEEKS $1 ADams.3-2912 141 Shrewsbury Av«. SH 1-9741 RED IANK 938-5601 BMtOlM* MMMf• NtlMR Mt Tlekttt On Salt CorltoH Ux OHIet I SATURDAY TV I • SUNDAY TV BED BANK HEGISTER Tri&vf, June 14, 1965-1* Wtfft WNTMY MMNMQ 7—Youth Wtntf To Know 7—Vok» 1 '*^^^r 11-SergetnrPreiton 11—Checkmate Bird Cartoow <-CtU To Prayer-Relifloa ••-•• SM • 2-Eya On The City School! 7:40 4-FroaUers Of Faith 2—Whan My Line 7-Klng And OtBe : 7—Looa Ranger 4—Sermonette 7—To Be Announced 7-Howard K. Smith 8:M 7:19 1:25 7-Newi 1-Sportsman's Club 11:00 2-C«ptain Kangaroo ) Piavtswi 11—Sportsman's Club 7:41 2—News, Reasoner i-S«ndy Becker-Children 1:15 7:M 11—Sports 4-News • • • • '8:'il;- 11—Sporta 4—Modern Farmer 1:55 5—Columbia Seminars 7-LitUe Rascals 7:8 5-Hour Of St. Feancig «-Btseball-Mets 7-News, Bill Beutel - •:». t-Nvn U-flaseball-Yankees 7—Christopher Program U-iaseball-Yanliees 9-V.I.P.'s 2-LUe Of Rlley-Oxaidy 7;» 1:01 7»50 1-Word Of Life-Religion 4-Birthday Home 2-8fflirlw Semester 2-Legislative Hearing 2-Glve Us This Day 4-Citin, People ind Archi- 11:10 7-Susle ' , ;\ • 7:55 4—Education Report 7:51 tecture • • 4-Weather 1:25 T-News 5—Film-TTie Noose Hues 2-News 7-Directlons '63^-RellglOB 11:15 J-New» »gh-19«~90 Min. "•,-• •• ** " ' .* 8:00 ' ' 2-News I:M 2-Have You Read 7-Rescue 8-Drama 2—Friendship Show 2—Film-^The Yeariing-1946- 4-Desilu Playhouse 2-Our Misi Brookih-Oattedy 4-Cruitder Rabblt-Cartoont 2:8 7-CartooM-Chlldrea Gregory Peck—90 Min. 7—Film—The Wonderful Country - 7-C*rtoon»-Childrea 9-Baseball-Meti 1 klS. 4-DirectLlne 1959-Robert Mitchum-1 Hr. ', W" Bin 2:M 5—Off To Adventure 7—Issues fc Answers 50 Min. 9—Forum-^ews ' 2—Story Shop 2-Ooctors Today II—Agricultural Him 11:25 4—Dr. Joyce Brother! ' 5—Cartoons—Children 4—Marketing on the Move S.M 4—Open Mind 2-^Film-Sea Of Grass—1941— S—Topper—Comedy >.N 7-Bkie Angels 2—Around the Corner 5—Film—To The Shores Of Spencer Tracy—2 Hrs. 20 7—Gale Storm—Comedy 1-Ciptaln Kangaroo 3:00 5—Light Tune , Min. M5 2—Communism: Myth vs. Tripoli-1942-John Payne—2 . 4-Aady's Gang-Children 11-Evangel Hour-Religion 11:30 9-News & Weather Reality, Education Hrs. 5-Just For Fun—Sonny Fox 8:41 7—Film—The Desperadoes Are 5—Congressional Report »:55 4—Film-Under The Southern 4—Library lions 4-News »-News and Weather In Town-1956-30'Min. .1—Encounter *W Cross-1956-80 Mm. 5—Cartoons 11:35 10:00 7—Exclusively Outdoors 9-News * Weather 4.00 2-Calendar—Reasoner fr-Almanac Newsreel 2—Repertoire Workshop 5-Film—Leave Her To Heaven 9:15 ' MO 8:55 1945-Gene Tierney 4-Say When-Art James 2—Film—International Hour 4—Community Checkers 5-Fftm-The Heat's On, IMS, 7—Dayey and Goliath 9—Christopher Program 4:30 12:00 9-Film-Mischief Makers 5-Film-East Side Kids-1940- 85 min. Leon Ames—1 Hr. 2-Eye On-City Schools 9—Understanding Our World 7—Answering Service ' !•. : ' ' hU • ; 5-Wonderama—Sonny Fox 4—Diakwge [1—Big Picture—Army 4—RuW And Reddy—Cartoons 7-«FiIm^heckpoint-1957-90 9—TV Gospel Time-Music <—Take Two * 12:15 10:2} 7-rOjr. Hush , Min. II—Superman—Adventure 5:00 4-Film-Lost-1955-l Hr. 50 4-News . JMTJlnvMHere We Co Again— 4:30 1:15 S—Amateur Hour Min. 10JI ; 190 ' 2-bove That Bob ^Protestant Fourth R 4—Thunderbird Invitational 12:30 2—1 Love Lucy—Comedy 11:01 4—Film-Orient- Express—1953— k30 §—Islanders 9—Almanac Newsreel 4—Play Your Hunch 1-Alvltt-Cartoon 75 Min. 2—Way to Go-Religion t-MaJor Adams 12:35 U:M 4^Shwi;Lewis-Chfldren 5—Circus Boy • 4-Let's Talk About God 5:10 S—News and Weather 2—McCoys-Comedy TrrCourageous Cat . 4:45 7-rQ. T. Hush-Cartoons t-G.E. College Bowl 1:05 4-Price Is Right 11-Ctiristopher Program 11-Sports 9—Man and His Problems 7—Film-One Way Out—1958 7—December Bride 5:00 11-Rocky And His Friends SUNDAY EVENINO * 10:1$ ' 1:45 11—Jack La Lanne 11-LiVtag Word 2—Film—Stowaway—1936—?D 1:45 11:25 2—News 5-News 10:N Min. ANXIETY— Hugh O'Brlan, portraying Chrii Martin, 4-Jewish Fourth R 2—Twentieth Century 4—Hole-In-One Sweepstakes 10:00 1:50 11:M 2-Miihty -Mouse-Car toon* comforts hit wife, Helen, played by Gens Rowlands, to 4—Meet The Press 2—Film—The Baby & The •-King 'Leonardo-Cartoons 5-Felix and the Wizard 2—Lamp Unto My Feet 5-Film-Crash Dive-1943- 2-Pete and Gladys-Comedy 7—Wide World of Sports offset her fears about a threatening telephone call 4—Protestant Heritage Battleship-195ft-l Hr. 50 4-Concentratlon 7—Little Rascals—Cartoon* Tyrone Power—2 Hrs. Min. H-TOs Is Hie Life / ' 11—Adventure Rendezvous, from a stranger in "Ride the Nightmare" on "The Al- 7—Funny Manns 7-Film-Seregentl Shall Not Die 5—Romper Room-Children 5:30 ' ! * 9-Painters* Art 2:05 7-Seven Keys 11:90 fred Hitchcock Hour," tonight (9:30-10:30 p.m. EDT) 1959 4—Sermonette J-Rln Tin Tin-Adventure ft-Film-See 12:00 Noon . 11—Let's Have Fun 11-Operation Alphabet on the CBS Television Network. (Rebroad'catt) lfcSO 3:40 4--Ftoy-Adveatufe 11—Horse Race—Monmouth 2-Mister Ed 2—Film-Missing Witnesses • • • • • 5:45 ;•• • •, • 2—Look Up & Live More than two dozm coHegei 7-Cartoonies 4—McKeever ft The Colonel 5 4—Horse Race Aqueduct 10:00 4-Agrlculture U.S.A. MONDAY MORNING in the country participated Is ll-Rellgious Leaders 2—Gunsmoke—Western 7—Focus •»:•» 0:15 competitive bicycling events u) SATURDAY EVENINO Million Heads 2—Lassie—Drama 1962 as intercollegiate bike no- H:J0 7—Boxing—Las Vegas 9—Film Feature 4—Ensign O'Toole 1—Previews 1—Roy Rogers—Western 9—Pan American Newsreel 10:45 11—State Trooper 6:20 ing had its biggest year sine* . 4^-Make Room For Daddy ; Vanocur-, 11—San Francisco Beat GOP Election 9-Senator Keating Reports 0:45 2-Give Us This Day 1900. - 5-Just tor Fuh-Cartoons 5—Sandy's Hour ••.,;'"' 13—Perspectives 11:00 11-Sports 6:25 11—fiatnas of Jungle 10:38 2—Camera Three 7—Beany And Cecil 7:30 2-News "The Wee Nace to So" IJ-What's New-Children Campaign 11—Encounter 9—Editorial Page 2—Dennis The Menace 4—Sermonette Doncei Tonight. Wed. end Sat., 6:15 9-U.S. Border Patrol 7-Faith For Today-Religion 4-WaIt Disney's World 6:30 SATURDAY AFTERNOON 4—Recital Hall M1DDLET0WN - Lawrence F. Highhtown Country Club; 10:45 MiMon, 57 Whitman Dr., River I—Congressional Conference 7—Jetsons 2—Sunrise Semester •'••• ' '• I2:H ' '••'"• 6:10 7-JMake That Spare Tonight, Walt Mallor'i 10-piece < Plaza, has been named campaign U-Prpbe 4—Education Exchange band. Sat. night, two bands— J—Sky King-Adventure 2-i-News 11:00 2—American Musical Theater 4-Mr. Wizard • ' . ' 7—Five Fingers—Adventure chairman for Ernest G. Kavalek 4—Your Senator Reports 8:00 7:00 Admission SI .50 Intl. tax 2—News—Bill Leonard 2-Ed Sullivan Wad., June If, special dance 7—Bugs Bunny-Cartoons 11-Jeff s .Collie and Harold M. Foulks, Republl 2—News And Weather 4—News 7—This Is The Answer 5—Opinion In The Capital party . . . Say Nineties vanus 9-Film-Tale Of The Northern 13—Profile: New.. Jersey can candidates for Township •-Point of View 4—Today—Hugh Downs 5—Senate Report Committee. 7—Film—The Devil's Discipl 7:25 Roaring Twenties . . . awards ( bait dressed both eras. Viennese , Lights 7—News • ••• ••• • ' •• i SUNDAY AFTERNOON 1959-Burt Lancaster—2 Hrs. 9—Call To Prayer-Religion U-Willlam Tell 2—Weather-J.i He is inarfagirig editor of Mc walh, danca contest, Cherles'n., 9—Film—See 1 p.m. s •• Graw-Hill World News, New York 12:00 9—Film—See 12:30 p.ni. 7-News 12:30 11-MysteryHour h <,: >n <•-, City. t .''•'•• 2—Newsmakers 11—Local Issue 2—Space: New Ocean 2—Sea Hunt 13—Reflections ••' -~ •••••••>-• 4—Local News ThS announcement was made 4—International Zone ~CT-V ^-Trouble With Father ; 11:05- ••-. OUR 34th 8-Yancy Derringer IWungle Jim—Ai 5—Film-My, Darling Clemea yesterday by the candidates. 7—Ivanhoe—Adventure 4-Car54 7—Allakazam-Children 9—Maverick tine, 194S, Hairy Fonda, 90 Mr. Mihlon promptly charged 9—Buccaneers 5—Community Dlalougue Strvlif tW ilHnat» li the Democrats with "using the 12:30 U—True Adventure 11—Championship Bridge 11—Superman mitt. '. '. :. ,M!( 1:00 13-Heritage 11:10 citizens of' the community' as 2—Washington Report. 8:55 SEA FOOD pawns. io 'an effo'rt to take con' 4—Youth Forum 5—Senate Report Suparbly praparad and tarvad in 2—News—Robert Trout 7:10 ••>•• 2—Weather •••••<. . 4-TV Hour Of Stars" 4-Weather ' trol'of the sta'te Senate." 7-American Civil War an atmoiphara of complat* relax- 5-Film-Voice Of The WWstlqr —Weather •. . • He said Mr. Kavalek and Mr. 9—Film—Seven Sinners—1940— 2—Real McCoys—Comedy ation in our baautiful dining iraa, Foulks were,being'forced to fighl Marlene Dietrich—85 Min 4—Bonanza parchad high ovar tha turf offer- 1945-1 Hr. 4-FlnaneialNews * 4—Film-Jump Into Hell, i955, ing a panoramic vi»w of pasting 7_My Friend Flicka 7:20 ,1 2 hrs. not only, (pr their own Townshi 1:00 5—American Experience ships and tha ocean. 9—Film-t-Seven Sinners—1940— 4-Sports 7—Film-American Guerrilla in Committee seats, but to head 2—Film-Kidnapped-1938- 11—Thriller 7:S» Mayor Earl Moody In his bi 1:30 . the Phillipines. . Freddie Bartholomew-SO k Rtputollon for Good Food MI*. 2—Jackie Gleason 11:20 for. a sea,t in th.e state Senate, Min. '•• 2-G. E. True-Jack Webb itja 9—Film—See 12:30 p.m. SPECIAL lUNCHEONt CLUB "16" 4—Sam Benedict 2—Oino, 1957, Sal Mines Mr. ^tihlon said that apparent 4—Science Age IATI SNACKS' MSTAURANT • COCKTAIL LOUNGI 5—Bat Mastersoh—Western 1 hr. 55 min. Iy Mayor Moody has used Mi* S-jFilm—Action In The North 11:00 BOARDWALK • LONG BRANCH. N. J. 7—Gallant Men—War Drama M S. liidgt Aw. Red tank 12:00 dletown as a stepping stone to Atlantic—1943—2 Hrs. 2—Candid Camera 11—Film—Bride of the Monstei (opp. R.R. Station) ' 11—Rendezvous With better opportunities for himself 1955, 90 mih.< Adventure and for his party's leadership i 13-What In The World Trenton. SUNDAY is the 12:30 8:00 9—Boston Blackie "Nobody minds this kind o\ 5—Dragnet—Police 11-Film-Twin Beds, 1942, ambition in politics if the record 16th'& Father's Day 9-Keyhole George Brent from which >a candidate is step- Cat rkli occasion wt'vt changed 13—Jazr Is Music 12:35 ping is a good one and a long "Friendly Night" to 8:M one," Mr. Mihlon said. "But, ft?foMcDonal an(J Phont ftl 9-5533—Awa Cod. 201 Prime Rib of Beef $3.75 Complete Dinner $4.75 tot m $prl 9 Lak<> N> J> ROD ROGERS *'"• - " A LA CARTE ... • Dancing Friday and Saturday Nights McDonald's ROVRL mnnoR • Dinner Served Daily 5 - 9 P. M. RT. 31 (Neil to Al-Sai Motel) WAU TOWNSHIP, N. J. FRIDAY and SATURDAY 'H111 P.M. Highway 35 (Just North of Five Corners) Mlddlttown Sent** IMM P«rkw«» tenth to (ill »7, Mil •• R<*f* H t* Rout* 31, riqhi on RSIIM 15, m mil* to Royal MaMf. • Open Sunday at 12iO0 Noon TEL. 727-1595 m~TMty, June 14, 1963 RED BANK BEO5TEH Church Hall Calendar Afflmnae TV Key Previews MBOLB10WN — K«w President baa of the Womw'i Club mre Tonight*! top televUion show: Show." (Repeat) No guest, stars, June Concert looiMd And pratntod Bargain Hunters *i previewed ud selected by TV but thanks to some slick per- "An Evening of Music" will be lent; Mrs. Luther Bryant, fourth Mges by membership chairman Key's staff of experts who attem formances by regulars Abby Dal- the theme of the second bi-annual vice president; Mrs. Michael : him out about his Job he'll say, rehearsals, witch icreenings, an ton and Guy Marks, there are concert to be presented Sunday Markovich, treasurer; Mrs. "It's okay," or If I ask him what analyze scripts ID New York an enough laughs to overcome the at 7:45 p.m. by the junior and Grace Love, recording secretary, !*-*? Trrr • rror a* :uw»U or both, as youhe thinks of a movie we saw or Hollywood. senior choirs in the Oceaaport tog of the dub last week In or a* :uw»U b,l y a T.V. program he says "Not rather trite plot of the young and Mrs. Raymond LeStrange, Leeds HilL King's Hwy. They prefer. For a personal, unpuo- wife sneaking off to a part-time Methodist Church, Main St., bad," corresponding secretary. j Were Mrt, Fred Trautwein, Mrs. Ushed reply, enclose a stamped, SING ALONG WITH MITCH job so she can get her husband Oceanport. Earl Miller will di- George Klin« and MM. T. E. Con-| WM*ddressed^ envelope Mai Should I keep on talking my rect and accompany on the or- to Adadmd ud Eve,l in care of head off or send him to a school (Repeat) Another hour of mel< a surprise gift for their fourth SKATING PARTY - Mrs. Ed- Ion, Jr. anniversary—the fourth month, of gan. this newspaper.) of expression? dious, nostalgic standards fi ward Kastner, TMton Rd., Mid- Mrs. Ludwig B*w, 3d, newly- Mitch's fans. In a Hawaiian sej course. (Color) 8:30 p.m. NBC. Ole Bonn, exchange student dletown, was hostess at a meet- Talked Out elected president and past chair- DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Dear Talked Ou(: merit, you'll hear tunes liki from Norway presently attending ing of the Dorcas Circle of the man of the garden department, Long Branch Senior High School, My husband is always warning As he gets to know yoii bet- "Little Grass Shack," "Sweel HOOTENANNY. Not the best Mi3dietcwn Reformed Church ud Mrt. Whelan presented a pro-; lelanl," and "Aloha"; in a me< of the series but still a lively will play a violin solo, "Beetho- held recently in her home. me not to go to auctions, be- ter and relaxes,, he may open ven's Romance in F Major." Mr. gram entitled "See What Seeds cause I once dropped in on one up more. If .he doesn't, let_your ley oa "luck," there's "You A: half hour songfest with a stand- Plans were discussed for a roll- Can Do For You." Original flor- My Lucky Star* and "Luck, B out number "Hey Li Lee" deliv- Miller will play two selections and came home with four alarm heart be your guide. 'Some er skating party to be held June al arrangements made by mem- wives would give any thing for a Lady Tonight"; and in a seg ered by the Limeliters, with an from the "Gothic Suit" by Boell- 27 at 7:30 p4n. in the South Am- docks- I got for a bargain at bers of the garden department $1.50 (for all four) but they silent husbands. ment of tribute to composer Rici assist from various members nann. boy Skating Arena. Mrs. Fred- were on display. ard Whiting, "Honey," is 01 from the student audience at erick Eldridge, Middletown, and were sort of mashed and none of Eve Senior choir members partici- Plans were discussed for a them worked. My husband you're likely to recall. (Colo; George Washington University, pating will be Mrs. Laura Brenn, Mrs. Henry Gregerson, High- 8:30 p.m. NBC. Washington, D. C. Leon Bibb, lands, are in charge of tickets. luncheon and fashion show by dropped them into the waste- DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Mrs. Frank Falcone, Mrs. Stella The Mad Hatter, Red Bank to be basket. Flatt and Scruggs and Carolyn The group will meet June 25 at The druggist at the corner Gibson, Mrs. Everett Matson, and held when the group resumes its Hester round out the talent ros- 6:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Well, he came home late Sat- drugstore tries to flirt with me ALFRED HITCHCOCK. "Rii the Misses Betty Rowe, Mary meetings in September. the Nightmare." (Repeat) ter. 8:30 p.m. ABC. Lou Rowe, Janna Franks, Mary Frederick Stutzbach, Ataboy Ct urday afternoon and the car was even though he knows I'm mar- chase drama for action buffi Lynn Franks, Linda Clayton, A swimming party and steak Guests introduced were Mrs. loaded with junk, Driving home ried. If I order an ice cream from work he had seen an auc- soda, for instance, he dishes one and strictly that. Three escaped SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE Laureate Brenn, Billie Lou Brenn, cook-out will take place at this Mrs. Christopher J. Ryan H. W. McCoium, Mrs. Robert convicts want Hie hide of an o' Susan Waite, Linda Berry, Kathy final meting of the season. Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Joseph Corbin. tion flag and stopped to see what up that is twice as big as his MOVIES. "Beneath the 12-Mile MSDDUETOWN - Mrs. Christo- was being sold. He ended up buy- buddy who's been leading a d Reef." (Repeat) It's the fine un- Reilly, Lois Smith, Marilyn Eldridge will be oo+ostess. Hostesses were Mrs. William usual soda. And sometimes he cent life for seven years with Smith, Ruth Clements, Charlotte pher J. Ryan, 21 Millbrook Dr., Faulkner, Mrs. Edwin Stanley, ing a broken mandolin for $6.50, charges me only half as much derwater photography (even was named president recently of a, farm bell for $22.00 (we live handsome wife. Hugh O'Brian an< more beautiful in color) in this Bova. ANNIVERSARY BANQUET - Mrs. Lawrence Lortcher, Mrs. as he should. It's the only drug- Gene Rowlands play the harried Monmouth Chapter, College of St. Roy Smith, Mrs. John Ward and in an apartment), two broken store within two miles so I can't adventure tale that really makes Also, Dale Terwilliger, Lester Court St. Joseph, Catholic Elizabeth Alumnae. Mrs. Ryan, radios, both for $11.00, a mud- couple who try to deal with thi it worthwhile. The stars, Robert Phy, Dale Smith, Joseph Rud- Daughters of America, Keyport, Mrs. Reginald Wood. go elsewhere. How can I handle trio in their own way rath the former Mary Beth McEnroe colored rug for $1.75, an old a guy like this? Wagner, Terry Moore, and Gil- nicki, Rev. George W. Stars- held its 39th anniversary banquet of Newark, received a bachelor musket for $11.50 and an old than go to the police. 9:30 p.m bert Roland, and the plot about meare, Bernard Scarsi, Clarence recently In the Colts Neck Inn. No Soda Jerk OBS. of science degree from the Con- cider press for $10. Dear No Soda Jerk: rivalry in the sponge business Reynolds and George Stars- Mrs. Anthony FarieUo, grand re- vent Station institution. Breakfast Party and the special code of ethics meare, Jr. gent, welcomed the guests and, We are not well-to-do people. Next time your husband is At St. Elizabeth, Mrs. Ryan In fact, just last week I sent for with you, order two sodas and JACK PAAR SHOW. (Repea they follow, take a back seat be- The junior choir is comprised of members. was secretary of the Home Eco- Follows Prom that booklet, "How to Stretch ask the druggist: "Are you go- This was Pear's first hour-Ion, side it. (Color) 9 p.m. NBC. the following members: Elaine Sister Mary Celestine, psychia- nomic Club, while majoring In LOCUST-Miss Aleida Brager weekly, and he had Robert Goi Clayton, Patsy Ghiafullo, Buddy tric social worker and teacher at Your Money" It burned me up to ing to make it twice as big for that subject. Alter graduation she entertained at a swim-breakfast see that load of mishmash, and let on hand for an on-stage vis HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL Clayton, Anne Chiafullo, Linda the Collier School, Wickatunk, headed the hone economics de- my husband and charge half ai party at the borne of her uncle I gave him a piece of my mind. and some at-home and backstagi (Repeat) An enjoyable episode Campbell, Jane Barrett, Eliza- was guest speaker. She discussed partment of the New Providence much—like you do for me?" film clips. The special feature < about a naive young gold miner beth Johns, Susan Poole, Mar- the program of the school for and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Howard He spent half of his Saturday- Adam and Eve school system. payday check for all this stuff, the show, however,.was an a! who comes to town to marry a garet Johns, Sally Poole, Curtis: problem teenage girls. The insti- She previously served a two- Leon, Hartshorne Rd., Sunday too brief visit from Presiden which I think was weak-minded. girl he knew briefly five years Webb, Sandy Bottcher, Edward tution is staffed by the Sisters of year term as vice president of following the Red Bank High Diet problems? Write Adam Kennedy's famous PT-109 crew before. Paladin plays protector, Clayton, Karen Matson, Richard the Good Shepherd. We're still fighting about It. We and Eve for a. fine booklet, "Per- the alumnae chapter, and as re- School Senior Prom. both want your opinions. plus films of Paar's meeting wii' wards off shyster salesmen, and Nagel and Laura Lee. Sister Celestine received her cording secretary of the Essex sonality Plus Through. Diet," en- the native scout and Australia tries to keep the rich idiot from Robert Swope will be- at the bachelor of science degree from County Chapter. Mrs. Ryan The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. On The Block closing 25 cents and .^.self-ad- coast watcher who helped him ti being murdered for his gold. drums., Notre Dame College, States Is- moved to this area nine years Edward Brager, 57 Harrison Ave., Dear On The Block: dressed, double-stamped long the famous rescue operation, Stunt man Hal Needham plays Refreshments will be served In land, and her master's degree in ago. She and her husband, who Red Bank, she is a member of He was a little extravagant, envelope. Also available for a (Co]or) ID p.m. NBC. i the prospector and he's pretty Fellowship Hall following the social work with specialization in the graduating class at the high but think of the pleasure he quarter: "How to Tell You* Child 1 is -with Prudential Insurance good. 9:30 p.m. CBS. program which is open to the psychiatric social work from Company, are parents of five school. Miss Brager will attend got. And his pleasure should be About Sex." ,'••;• Glassboro College in the fall. STEVE ALLEN. Comic Shecky public. Mrs. Brenn and Mr. Fordham University. She was children. yours-although those alarm Greene, singers Mel Torme ani formerly assigned to the order's clocks didn't seem to make him GUNSMOKE. John Kerr's per Miller are in charge of arrange- Other new officers are Mrs. Guests were Phyllis Nadeau, Jennie Smith, machete-expert home for girls in PeekskiM, N. Y. ring with happiness. Little Silver Resident formance as a killer who's sup- ments. Robert Van Bethuysen, West Terri Drake, Marcy Kaplan, Pat Martha and Adolpho, and Steve' posed to polish off Marshal Dillon Mrs. John White and Mrs. Long Branch, vice president; Bailey, Carol Bruno, Nancy Wa^ Adam Is Hostess to Visitor auditions for a harem of his own sparks the entry. Story has the CHERRY FESTIVAL - The Herbert Griswold were presented Mrs. Frank P. Zimmer, Jr., Sea terman, Bambi Cronan, Bonnie Spending $1.50 for the clocks UPPER MONTOLAIR - 'Mrs. account for most of the hi-jink killer fall for a girl and wisely Women's Fellowship of the Mid- with their 25-year pins. Recipi- Girt, recording secretary; Mrs. Young, Marianne Jones, Danny can't be compared to spending rank Dean of Little Silver will planned for tonight. 10:30 p.m. decides to hire another to take dletown Baptist Church, will hold ent of the Ave Maria Award was Francis P. Spohrer, Oakkirst, Brown, Bert DiFiore, Victor half his paycheck, but don't be serve 33 personal hostess for WPIX. over for him. 10 p.m. CBS. a Cherry Festival June 28 from Mrs. Joseph MoQuarrie, Sr. corresponding secretary, and Gomperts, Shep Beyland, David too hard on him this time. He Houn O'Hara, headmaster df the 3 to 9 p.m. in the orchard of John Mrs. John Thaler was toast- Mrs. Howard Gaffney, New Mon-Allen, Mel Martens, Jack Hance, probably bought all those nice O'Hara School of Flower Ar- f EYEWITNESS. Race relation; SUNDAY C. Hendrickson, Kings. Hwy. master for the event. Guests mouth, treasurer. Jimmy Sakers and Tony Del Pra things for youl rangement in Kobe, Japan, dur- Is the subject for report, witl Co-chairmen are Mrs. Theodore were Rev. Alfred D. Smith, Rev. Eve ing his stay in this area. particular emphasis on the de- CAMERA THREE. "The Im- Cornelius J. Kane, pastor of St. age of Pope." (Repeat) A fas- Hynson and Mrs. Earl Kunes. It Mr. O'Hara will give a lecture velopments in Jackson, Missis- will be part of a series of events Joseph's Cattiolic Ohurch, Key- DEAR EVE: demonstration Monday at 1:30 sippi, after the murder of NAAC~ cinating introduction to the poet- port; Rev. William Bausch, as- ry of Alexander Pope for the celebrating the church's 275th I met a fellow at a church bazar p.m. in Life Hall Auditorium of leader, Medgar W. Evers. Alw anniversary. sistant at St. Joseph's Church; and he seemed very nice, so we he Montclair State College here. on the agenda is commentary an uninitiated, and a beguiling as Mrs. Helen D. Gannon, state sec- Mrs. John E. Bates led the de- began going out together. I The program, which will also in- reaction to the speech Presidenl well as a revealing biographical retary; Mrs. Agnes Armstrong, sketch of one of Britain's great- votions at the recent meeting. think he likes me, because he clude a flower show opening at Kennedy made on the day tw Mrs. Kan Lee, the guest speaker, district deputy, and representa- keeps dating me, but what do Negro students were admitted to est satirists, this is an excellent tives from the 12 visiting courts. Children's Benefit 10:30 a.m. and luncheon meeting was introduced by Mrs. Everett you do with a guy who won't the University of Alabama. 10; 3r choice for a retrospective look at 11:30, Is sponsored by Ike- at Camera Three's contributions Thorne, Shs spoke on her native Fafter_Smi«hj)rmoun«d the|" Avbenefit card party for th lively, of the county auxiliary at talk? I have to do all the gabbing 1>ana International. - . p.m. CBS. blessing and Father Bausoh, the over the years. 11 a.m. CBS. Taiwan, and the role of the Chris- Monmouth County Unit, New a meeting today in As-bury Park. and he replies in monosyllables Mrs. Dean is a graduate of closing prayer. Mrs. Gannon tian church there. Jersey Association for Retardec like "Sure," "Uh-huh," "Nope," hree Japanese schools of flower TONIGHT. Johnny Carson' MATAWAN AMERICAN LE- ISSUES AND ANSWERS. After her talk, the following of- and Mrs. Armstrong spoke brief- Children, Red Bank, will be «n "Yep," and "Maybe." Honestly, rrangement and Master of the scheduled guests include Al Lewi: GION Auxiliary will sponsor a 'Civil Rights Debate." Senator ficers were installed by Mrs. ly. first fund-raising event of tin it gets me down. If I try to draw O'Hara School. (Car 54), actress Nancy Chaffee, summer bus trip to Jones Beach Allen J. Ellender, (D.-La.), and William Jakes, a past president: Jewish War Veterans AuxUiarj writer Helen Gurley Brown, am! CIRCLE, MEETINGS — The to attend a performance of Guy Senator Jacob K. Javits, (R- Mrs. Kunes, president; Mrs. for the coming year. Plans a: Singer Nancy Wilson. Maybe he': various circles of the Women's Lombardo's "Around the World N. Y.), debate the issue of civil Richard Burke, first vic^ presi- ilso being made for a'party -got some unscheduled guests up Association of the Shrewsbury in 80 Days." Mrs. John Thaler, ights at the end of a week of .he. given at the New Jersey Sol (Color) 11:15 p.m Presbyterian Church have an- president, will serve as chair- Strathmote Sisterhood his sleeve? acial crisis, 2:30 p.m. ABC. night are Heinz, Heinz and Brown, diets' Home and for a Joint visl NBC. a musical '.group whose rendition nounced their schedule of June to Marlboro Hospital with tin man. Plans for the trip were of "This Could Be the Start of meetings, the final meetings of post. made at the final meeting of the INVITATIONAL GOLF TOUR the season. season in Dutohie's Restaurant, Holds First Installation TOMORROW VAMENT. From the Westches- Something Big" and "Birth of the A joint regular meeting will h Blues," really sparks the show. Morning Circle No. 1 will meet Matawan. WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS. er Country Club in Rye, N. Y., held Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in thi MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The, of Mrs. Melvin Greenfield, a 8 p.m. CBS. Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Jewish Community Center, Lon, Mrs. Claude Brideau was unan- The World Freestyle Wrestling oday's telecast covers the final home of the association presi- first installation of officers am Strathmore resident. Championships, from Sofia, Bui hree holes of this Classic Invita- Branch. imously elected president to fill trustees of the Sisterhood of thi dent, Mrs. Lydia MoCann, Little Mrs. Bessie Goldstein, mother garla, and the National AAU ional Golf Tournament. Bud SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE. the vacancy created by the re- Strathmore Jewish Center wa Silver, for a covered-dish lunch- of the incoming president, Mrs. Gymnastics Championships from 'aimer and golf pro Viv Ghezzi "The Devil's Disciple." (1959) INSTALLATION - The New cent resignation of Mrs. Gussi* conducted by Mrs. Jules Cohen eon. The Morning Circle study) Herbert Shore, conducted the in- Philadelphia, provide sports fans will cover the action at the 18th (Repeat) Not the best screen Jersey Auxiliary of Rainbow Di Bell, who was elected to the of- of Philadelphia at a candle- group will meet Wednesday stallation of her daughter. Mrs. with a wide range of interest. Jim bole, Jack Whitaker at the 17th translation of a George Bernard vision Veterans held an installa- fice at the May meeting. lighting ceremony Tuesday at thi morning at 9:30 In the church Goldstein, an attorney, is also a McCay reports on the wrestling ole, and the 16th hole by a Shaw work but a rousing good tion meeting Sunday in th« Other officers who were elected First Aid building. past president of the Sunnyside front, and sportscaster Bill Flem- monitor. 5 p.m. NBC. try. Kirk Douglas energetically house. American Legion Home, Red in May are Mrs. Frank Artelli, ming is Joined by West Point's portrays "Dick Dudgeon," the re- The Afternoon Circle will meet Bank. Mrs. Arthur E. Slattery first vice president; Mrs. William Mrs. Cohen is a past presiden Jewish Center, Sunnyside, N.Y. bellious and romantic rogue'; Thursday at 1 p.m. in the social of the Plainview Jewish Center Mrs. Clyde Freint presented Mrs. gymnastic coach Tom Maloney, TWENTIETH CENTURY. "The past national officer, installed Donnenworth, second vice presi- Burt Lancaster, miscast, pom- room of the ohuroh for a covered in Long Island and the mother Lawrence Gray, outgoing presi- for the commentary on the gym- reat Weather Mystery." (Re- Mrs. William C. Nolan, presiden dent; Mrs. Margaret McDonald, pously plays a New England pas- dish luncheon. The Evening Cir- dent, a jeweled charm from the nastics. 5 p.m. ABC. peat) Every TV viewer who has of the auxiliary. chaplain; Mrs. John Thaler, tor; and Laurence Olivier makes cle will not meet this month, but sisterhood for four months of out- ver been annoyed by a late Other officers Installed wen reasurer; Mrs; James H. Mar- the most of his few scenes as will resume meetings Sept. S at Party Honors standing service to the organ- RACE OF THE WEEK. The venlng weather-caster garbling Mrs. Frank Golden, vice presi tin, secretary, and Mrs. Mary the very grand and opinionated 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Wil- ization. Bowling Green Handicap, $25,000- m about "highs and lows" should dent; Mrs. Jacob Bloom, secre- O'Donnell, sergeant-at-arms. In- Young Graduate British General Burgoyne. Eva liam Pries, Shrewsbury. added for three-year-olds in 'ind some of this 1961 entry in- tary'; Mrs. Robert Hayward, stallation will be held in October. The Installed officers were Le Galllenne and Janett Scott do BELFORD — Miss Jean Ann mile-and-a-furlong race, is the formative. You'll see phases of Mrs. Lawton Cox, talent chair- treasurer; Mrs. Grandin Chap- Mrs. Benjamin Lichtman, mem- notably in support. 8 p.m. ABC. Warrack, daughter of Mr. and race of the week from Aqueduct *ie science of meteorology, from man, has announced that a work- man, sergeant-at-arms, and Mis: MRS. LORRAINE MEBUS was bership vice president; Mrs. shop will be held in her home installed as commander of the Mrs. George Warrack who was Murray Kravitz, ways and means Race Track. 5:45 p.m. NBC. ectronically produced weather Agnes Kane, ohaplaln. graduated Sunday from St, aps to predictions made by G. E. TRUE. "Code Name: each Wednesday from 9 aim. to A buffet supper was served. Bayshore Chapter of Disabled vice president; Mrs. Freint, pro- 3 p.m. Members of the associa- James - Catholic School, Red SAM BENEDICT. "Every- eea and animals. There's some Christopher." Part I. (Repeat) Hostesses were Mrs. Elmer Cook American Veterans Auxiliary, gram vice president; Mrs. Ger- tion are invited to work on items Bank, was given a party in her body's Playing Polo." (Repeat) wonderful trick photography on Jack Webb returned to TV in chairman, assisted by Mrs. Rob-Keansburg, at ceremonies recent-; ald Ritz, education vice presi- for the Christmas Bazar during home. Burgess Meredith plays a fa- term formation as well as some this one playing a Marine about ert Jones, Mrs. John Gaul an ly in the American Legion Hall, dent; Mrs. Robert Weinstein, those hours. Coffee will be miliar role again In this one. He's enlightening comments on weath- to blow up a Nazi chemical plant Mrs. Arthur Slattery. The nexl Mrs. Francis Mebus was install- Guests included Mr. and Mrs, treasurer; Mrs. Henry Paris, fi- served at noon. a rich but lovable zany character 's future. 6 p.m. CBS. in Norway, and was his old self meeting will be held Oct. 13. ing officer and Mrs. Frida Wil- William J. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs nancial secretary, and Mrs. Paul whose sanity is questioned, and again—a good cop, a good officer, The executive board met Tues- kelman, conductress. Joseph G. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs, Grossman, recording secretary. he's expert at his task. The most backed by a suitable cast. Part day at 8 p.m. in the church NEW OFFICERS — Mrs, Others installed were Mrs. Andrew Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Ray-Also, Mrs. Eugene Krusch; corre- MEET THE PRESS. Henry I sets up the story involving the lounge, their last meeting until mond Kelly and sons Michael sponding secretary; Mrs. Law- interesting part of the show, how- bbot Lodge, currently Director- George Rinear was elected presi Edna Korlsh, senior vice com- ever, involves the secondary case kind of obstacles that are put in Sept. 10. The Mission Belles will dent of (he American Legion La- mander; Mrs. Rose Thornton, and Timothy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- rence Lerner, historian; Mrs. eneral of the Atlantic Institute, the Marine's way. It's a cliff- meet June 26 at noon. win Peters and family, Marianne Aaron Levy, chaplin; Mrs. Gray, of a young man who's falsely id formerly U.S. Ambassador to dies Auxiliary, Keyport, at a re- junior vice commander; Mrs, accused of raping a 15-year-old hanger, with the action coming in cent meeting in the home of th< William Hansen, chaplain end and Edwin Peters, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Carmel, Mrs. Don- e United Nations, and the I960 the repeat of Part II next week. Mrs. Joseph Tournier and fami ald Parker, Mrs. Lawrence Car- girl. Joby Baker and Yvonne epublican candidate for Vice INSTALLATION - Mrs. Don retiring president, Mrs. Johi historian; Mrs. Louis Mebus, Craig are excellent as the prin- 9:30 p.m. CBS. aid Ferguson was Installed as Marcus, Osborn St., Keyport. :reasurer; Mrs. Wilkelmann, ad- Iy, Joseph and Ann, Mr. and Mrs, rus, Mrs. Jack Eisenberg and resident, is interviewed by a George Tournier and family, Mrs. Robert Feldman, members cipals. 7:30 p.m. NBC. ianel of newsmen including Max president of St. Benedict's Catho- Other new officers are Mrs jutant; Mrs. Harold Cruse, con- DUPONT SHOW OF THE lic Church Rosary Altar Society ductress; Mrs. Georgia Dolley, Denise and Patricia, Mr. and of the board of trustees. 'rankel, Peter Lisagor, Rowland John DeWaine, vice president Mrs. Elroy Schoepf and daugh- WEEK. "San Francisco Detec- recently in the school cafeteria. assistant conductress; Mrs. Caro- The first meeting of the, new THE DEFENDERS. "The Cru- vans, Jr., and Elie Abel, (Color) Mrs. Arthur MoFarland, second ter Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Robert tive." There's a morbid kind of Rev. Edward Blaska, pastor, of- line Olsen, patriotic instructor; executive board will be held June sader." (Repeat) Interesting p.m. NBC. vice president; Mrs. Raymond Waldman, Mr. and Mrs, George fascination about this slow-mov- ficiated at the ceremony. Mrs. Sylvia Davis, sergeant-at- 26 in the home of Mrs. Krusch, story, making a routine call at Lindemann, treasurer; Mrs. Au- Warrack Sr., George William ing documentary on a day in the Other officers installed were arms, and Mrs. Agnes Ellifsen, 466 Lloyd Rd. the prison, Ken is impressed by ED SULLIVAN. The featured gusta Jenkins, historian; Mrs, Warrack Gerard Kelly, Mrs. life of a San Francisco detective Mrs. John Purcell, vice presi- Louis Costa, chaplain, and Mrs color guard. a prisoner's protestations of in- rformers include Eartha Kitt 1 Mary Eddy, Misses Helen Kelly, nocence at the time his parole attached to the homicide squad. dent; Mrs. Sebastian Chieco, sec- John O'Neil, sergeant-at-arms. Guests at the Installation were Mad About the Boy" and an Once you get past the early Laura Kelly, Lynne Wallce, Kath- Is refused. Ken begins to inves- iraeli song), Wayne and Shuster retary, and Mrs. William David- Mrs. DeWaine and Mrs. Rinea Mrs. Ann Bengle, department scenes where the detective in Hantke, Rabbi to Install tigate the man's crime hoping to laying a Boy Scout and hi: son, treasurer. will be installed as first vice commander; Mrs. Julia Winkle, ryn Pauline Havens, prove that the convicted kidnaper question and everybody else Mrs. Ferguson formerly held president and treasurer, respec- department senior vice command- Ella Rose, Michelle Girard, her, respectively), Kaye Bal seems uncomfortably aware of was the victim of a great injus- rd, Neil Sedaka ("As Long As the post of secretary from 1961- er, and presidents and dele- James Kearney and John Hill- New Officers tice. 8:30 p.m. CBS. the camera, and on to the Inter- 62. In oharge of the installation held an installation ceremony re gates from the Veterans of For-| yer. ie Needs Me" and a Bossa Nova rogation scenes with actual slum ELBERON - Rabbi Aaron edley), and comic Jackie Ma- was Mrs. Rudolph Mikson. cently in Mary E. Mount Fellow :ign Wars Auxiliary, American Lefkowiti, Temple Beth Miriam, suspects, criminals and possible ship Hall. The service was con Legion Auxiliary, Molly Pitcher JOEY BISHOP. "The Fashion son. But the show surprises to- informers, your misery increases Junior Student will install new officers of the NEW OFFICERS — A new ducted by Mrs. Stanley E, Mug- Auxiliary to Veterans of World Sisterhood Tuesday at noon In as your attention holds. You'll slate of officers was elected at a ridge and Mrs. Clement Barlow, War I, American War Mothers, be wondering what motivates a Wins Award :he sanctuary. They are Mrs. recent meeting of tihe Rosary Al- Installed for one-year terms rd Widows of World War I. Howard Margolin, president; detective In choosing his profes- tar Society of St. Gabriel's and were: Mrs. Dewey Williams The next meeting of the auxili FAIR HAVEN - Jane Bram-i sion, but camera shyness pre- Mrs. Charles Marcus, Mrs. St. John's Catholic Churches In president; Mrs. Elmer Cottrell ry will be held June 27 in the ley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gruman and Mrs. Mur- WEST vented tonight's detective from the parish hall, Bradevelt. First Aid Building. Delegates to Robert Bramley, 40 Buttonwood first vice president; Mrs. Robert ay Revits, vice presidents.' giving the answer whole. 10 p.m. New officers are Mrs. G. D. Dr., was awarded top honors FURNITURE CO. Fiedler, program; Mrs, Howard he state convention In Wildwood Also installed will be Mrs. Nor- NBC. Brill, president; Mrs. Milton Ber- Saturday at Sea Pines School for Young, summer conference une 20-23 are Miss Mebus and man Liegel, recording secretary; KEYPORT, N. J. win, vice president; Mrs. Joseph Girls, East Brewster, Mass., Mrs. Edward Olayton, literature; tfrs. Wilkelman. Alternate is Mrs. Melvin Kohn, corresponding Haye, secretary, and Mrs. John where she is a junior. CO 4-0181 VOICE OF FIRESTONE. Mrs. Mugridgc, vice.president of ilrs. Hansen. secretary; Mrs. Albert Feather- Marzowich, trensurer. They will Ope"ra stars Richard Tucker, Christian training; Mrs, Warren In making the award Charles man, financial secretary; Mrs. be formally installed at a special Jerome Hines, and Mary Costa, Elliott, spiritual life; Mrs. John T. Harrell, headmaster, an- Arthur Hecht, treasurer, and ceremony in October, at which Churchwomen sing a welcome round of arias Quivey, leadership training and nounced that Miss Bramley Mrs. Carl Olson, auditor. from Gounod's "Faust," in the time new members will also be circle co-ordinator; Mrs. Mug "Most nearly personifies in mor- first half of the program, and received. Sponsor Tea Luncheon for members and Open Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9 P. M. ridge, family life; Mrs. Alfred al, mental, and academic stature urn to a popular note in the guests will follow the ceremony. Mrs. Kenneth Collins was ap- Ferry, corersponding secretary, RED BANK - Mrs. Rudolph the type of young lady that Sea Mrs. Mo!lye Medoff is chairman second half with a rendition of oointed chirman of the Rosarian Installed for two-year terms Jay, Middletown, is chairman of Pines is trying to turn out." if the entire event. "It's a Big, Wide, Wonderful Booth, which will be a new fea were Mrs. EMin Strong, vice tea which will be held Thurs- World." 10 p.m. ABC. turq at the annual Summer Fes- president of missions; Mrs. Cle- lay from 2 to i p.m, at the Red tival to be held in August on the ment Barlow, missionary and ste- lank Presbyterian Church on HOWARD K. SMITH. "What's church grounds. Handmade arti- ardshlp education; Mrs. Fred "ower Hill. RENT A CAR or In the Way of J.F.K." For an cles are b«ing solicited for the Warwick, mission interpreters; The event, sponsored by the Newberrys appraisal of President Kennedy's booth. Mrs. Fred Conover, special In- tolled Churchwomen of the Red first two-and-a-half years in of- New members welcomed at the terest missionaries; Mrs. Thomas Jank Area Council of Churches, TRUCK from HERTZ fice, Mr. Smith asks for comment meeting were Mrs, Walter You- Maloney, vice president of Chris- ill benefit the International U DRIVE , . . Coll and analysis from three Ameri- sak, Mrs, Flvrlllo Fedulla and tian service; Mrs. Henry P«s- hristinn University In Japan, a can history professors, Richard Mrs. Joseph Bratsch. cale, love gift; Mrs. R. B. Bax- bcral arts college. Hofsladter of Columbia, James Rev, Vincent Lloyd offered the ter and Mrs. WHIIam Graves, Guest speaker will be Mrs. PR 5-1515. Cfl 2-3299, SH 7-2121 MacGregor Burns of Williams prayer, A social hour with re- white cross; Mrs. William Bar- rederlck Christian of Wcstfield, College, and Malcolm MODS of freshments followed the meeting. rett, Christian social relations; fho will Illustrate her talk with UMT A UI0»AM TltAIUI Johns Hopkins: and student' of Mrs. Francis Swartz, recording K>lor slides on the work of the presidential affairs Sidney Hy- WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP of secretary, and Mr«. William :CU ind ill campus In Mltaka, min. 10:30 p.m. ABC. the Red Bank Baptist Church William Sohanck, treasurer. Tokyo. Long Bnocfa, AJtatarst, AAxtry New Express ' Ptrk, Betaur, SprintMta, Mu* Federated GOP JCKM Neglect uquafl and Point Pleasant txA Set to Start end it* run at Bay Head Junction Women Select Case Probed NEW YORK - The Pennsyt at 8:21 p.m. vanla Railroad will start running It will operate dally Monday A New Officer Under New Law its only summer North Jersey through Friday except Jury 4 and TRENTON — Mrs. John Flyan TRENTON (APHAfter July 1 Soast express train starting to- Labor Day. Last trip 1* Sept (- of Deal, president of the Mon- it will be easier for the state to day. There will be a slight adjust- mputh County Federation of Re- step In and Investigate suspected The train will leave Pennsyl- ment in some station times of publican Women, was elected cases of child neglect. the South Amboy local which fourth vice president of the New vania Station, here, at 4:25 p.m. Presently State Welfare officials and Newark at 4:40 and then leaves New York at 4: JO p.m. Jersey Federation oi Republican need a signed statement by a and arrives at South Amboy at Women here Tuesday. run non-stop to Middletown, N. J neighbor, friend, or other person It will also stop at Red Bank, 5: IB, the railroad said. She will complete the uaexpired reporting the alleged parental neg- term of Mrs. Gordon Greenfield, lect. It welfare officials attempi who has moved to New York. to Investigate and the parents ask DAILY CROSSWORD Newly-elected president of the them to leave, the welfare work- ACBOSS 62. Rom, data W. Ap- DOWN. plauds state organization Is Mrs. Walter er leaves and the case is closed. 1——over '. Margetts, Jr., of New Vernon, (payout) 1. FDA's 20.Mal8 r Under the new law effectivi offspring ho will fill the unexpired term o^Hmniflate Scotty July 1, a neighbor, doctor or 10. Farewell 2. Smell 2L Beaten of Mrs. Kathleen T. Sletteland HIGH RANKING SCOUTS — The Curved far award, the highest award In Girl Scouting, was presented to 11 other person who has reason to 12.0bKuie 3. Narrow path of Ridgewood, who resigned on believe a child is being physical- with nooks inlets 23. Poems members of Troop 157, Fair Haven, in ceremonies at the Catholic Church of the Nativity Tuesday night. The orders from her doctor. ly abused, exploited or treated IS. Certain. 4. Know: 24. Com- award recipients »r», front row, /eft to right: Judy O'Neil, Sarah Meltxoff, Linda Forsyth, Sandy Narveclc, Kar- The new president, mother of bank Scot. mercial cruelly by its parents need not 5. Wine center of en Sevenson, Carolyn Kammerer. Back row, left to right, Maureen Johnson, Carlene Larsson, Ruth Ann Egner, 'our children and grandmother sign a statement, or even identify Bcrvlccfl ,o four more, is a Republican ULGOTs receptacle Hawaii Libby Seheffer, and Beverly Braun. First class' badges were presented to Elaine Boyd, Susan Dutcher, Maureen himself when reporting the cast 6. A roll t a t e committeewoman from name 25. Anatoli Johnson, Sandy Varveck and Jean Taylor, Mrs. Edward Seheffer and Mrs. John O'Neil are troop leaders. to state welfare officials. 15. Land 7. Italian of the sashupa Morris County and an active river l 4L Greed? member of the Republican State If the welfare worker finds the 8. To engage Islands 42.1fvrtel Finance Committee the past 10 parents unco-operative, the new l«.Tboa tit so mi* 26.SBadetree years. She is the wife of former law gives him power to seek and derwater 28. Jumbled 43. Halt Walter T. Mar- court order permitting a full in- 18. Abend sport type beverages MonmouthRegional Awards Presented state treasurer 19. Outride getts. vestigation, including a medical 9. Bud of a 30. Yelp, aa a 44. Donkey of bread puppy 45. Short steep NEW SHREWSBURY-Awards ship, plans to study electronic college scholarship. Bette Ann Monmouth County represent*- examination, if necessary. The potato Robert Whiffield, 22. Perform 01 Russia; 33. Lair 48. Bitter were presented to outstanding engineering at Lowell and Mrs. W. Lester Whitfield, 38 will study IBM operation at the ive at the meeting here was welfare worker would then at- tempt to work with the parents ii 2i.liA-.rwat abbr. 87." ARIES (Born Match 21 to April I?) LIBRA (S«pr.23!oOct.a2) Tlili il a rUy when anything could Be friendly with coworlceri, .but not Street , li»l>ptn—ind pn>1>ibly will. Cowl lucll nccemrity outride the job. TAURUS (Apiil 20 to May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Kxprtii your*tIf eloquently — ll the Your altrtnen ttinds you in good itud Town Tturiii-born are 10 well equipped to do. on the job and Imprestei the bolt. GEMINI {May2lf£>Jurtt2l) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to D.c. 21) You cm him much from ntlteri if you The need to help may be tnnoyini. but will bt mare attentive to whit (tie/>ay* you cin'l lideitep your rtipotiiibilitr. Your Age Phone .... CANCER (Jun. 22 to July 21) CAPRICORN (DM. 22 fo Jan. 20] A dlipliy of temjirr won't solve i thing. Someone who It extremely critical miv In fact, it will mike tnaKm wor*t. gtt on your uttm. l*iTn aetf-control, IAGLE SCOUT — Wayns W. Williams, center, member of Boy Scout Troop 131, LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Make practicality your ymlitick. Sid<- AQUARIUS (Jan. It mr*§»r t $M. LOST AND FOUND ?m Urns,— otrntn *«JP»«£FWr-J!t t . i- KROLL mil., w»«a rnonllu cfd. light US irttk WBUC N0TOM B1OK «1« _M TWrtmil lilar J P.B. . ; hniM . 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PRICES SLASHED Stack No. A-237, blu«, radio and hiatir, whitiwalli, lutomatlc, $3750 p»w»r it**rlng and brakai, 'lank will financ* _•*** *"* ON THE '63 OLDS AND OUR ENTIRE NEW '63 GALAXIE 500 SPORT HDT. Stock No. A-364, whit*, radio and htit.r, wMtawalls, automatic, STOCK OF SAFETY-TESTED USED CARS! powar storing, 300 H. P., V-t. 'Bank will tinan „.„ NEW '63 GALAXIE 500 CONV. CHECK THESE BUYS! Stock No. A-lf. whit*, radio and liaatar, whlt*walli, automatic, pewar itiiring, 300 H. P, V8. 'Bank will financ*. 1961 CHEVROLET 1961 CADILLAC 1962 OLDSMOBILE NEW '63 GALAXIE 500 2 DR. SEDAN Monn, black with rad in- Sidan DiVill*. Black with Starrir* «*irv*rtibl*. Blu* Stock No. A-228, blu., V-8, automatic, radio and naatar, whitawalli, tirior, automatic, radio and black and whit* intarior. All with blu* top and interior. vinyl Intarior. 'Bank will (inane* haatar, whitiwalli. Low mil*- powar accmeriii. On* own- Fully p»w*r tquippid. Undar •gi, em ownar. ar, 12,000 mil*!. 10,000 mlln. Purehtud h*r« NEW '63 6 PASS. COUNTRY SEDAN LUXURIOUS! mw. Stock No. A-297, black, radio and hutor, whitowalli, automatic, - BEAUTIFUL! BIO BUY! pewar storing and br.k.i, vinyl intarlor. *Bink will (inane* _ NEW, '63 CUSTOM 300 2 DR. SEDAN it I LQf) 1961 CADILLAC 1962 OLDSMOBILE I960 CADILLAC Stock No. A-3W, grain, o-eyl.. standard, radio and h..t.r, whit*, ^1V7V wild, vinyl Intorior. 'Bank will (inane* Eldsrade convartibl*. Blu* Cutlaii F-15. Whit* with 4-windaw ndan. Gold with NEW '63 9 PASS. COUNTRY SQUIRE with blu* top and intarior. blu* Interior. Power tttiriag, b»lfl* Intirior. Fully aowir All th* Cadillac accauorin. automatic, radio, hiatir and Stock No. A-220, whito, t-cyl., radio and ha.t.r, whitawalli, auto- *quip*»d. On* ownar. law mafic, pow*r storing and brak.i. 'Bank will finane* Rum and loolu lilci nw, whitawillt. milaagi. NEW '63 FAIRLANE RANCH WAGON TERIFFIC VALUE! REAL SPORTY! SHARP CAR! Stock No. A-163. whito, V-8. radio and h*at*r, whitiwalli, auto- raatie Irammitilon. *Bank will financ. ; Viiit Our Air-Conditioned NEW '63 FALCON 2 DOOR .... Showroom Stock No. A-175, blu*, 4-cyl., 101 angina, radio and hiatir, auto- matlc, convanlanc* packag*. 'Bank will (inane* 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. NEW '63 FALCON FUTURA 2 DR. . RUSSELL RED BANK Stock No. A-412, black, automatic, whitowalli, vinyl intorior. (HZ.QC *B.nk will (inane. 91009 THE DEALS ARE SO Oldsmobilc-Cadillac Company 741-0910 NEW'63 FALCON 4 DR. . . . .7. OPEN "TIL 9 P.M. Stock No. A-413, black, standard transmiiiion, whitowalli, whail eov.ri. 'Bank will financ* FANTASTIC EVEN NEW '63 FALCON SPRINT CONV. . Stock No. A-3B0, black, automatic, V-8, radio and haatar, whito- walls, powar st»*ring. 'Bank will (inane* BOB RAGO, OUR NEW '63 FALCON SPRINT HDT. . . YOU'RE Stock No. A-386, black, automatic, V-8, radio and haatar, whito- f) I f\f\ walls, safaty-A. 'Bank will (inane* ;: „. ** I \I\J NEW CAR NEW '63 FALCON 2 DR. STA. WAG. Stock No. A-I6I, r*d, radio and haatar, automatic, whitowalli, 101 ingina, luggag* rack. '8ank will financ... NEW '63 FALCON 4 DR. STA. WAG. SALES MANAGER, SAFE Stock No. A-96, b*ig*, radio and hiater, automatic transmission, * I ftftr 101 angina. 'Bank will (inane* Jpl/70 NEW '63 ECONOLINE VAN ... 7. IS UPSET WHEN YOU BUY Stock No. A-402T, grain, 6-cyl., standard, 101 *ngina, hiatar, pamngir int. 'Bank will (inane* _ FROM CIRCLE NEW'6Stoc3 k NoF-10, A-409T0, grainPICK-U, 4-cyl., standarP d trantmission. . ., hiata. r. and7 dalroitor. 'Bank will (inanci $1450 New '43 Ford Falcon . $39.01 CHEVROLET CO. PER MONTH New '63 Ford Fairlane $42.11 PER MONTH ALWAYS New '63 Ford Galaxie . $43.13 PER MONTH A New '63 Ford T'Bird . $79.23 PER MONTH ALL CARS FULL FACTORY EQUIPMENT WITH OUR EXCLUSIVE 2-YEAR WARRANTY SURE HIT! YOU CAN USE YOUR PRESENT CAR IN TRADE OR USUAL CASH EQUIVALENT AS DOWN PAYMENT * Credit Approval BIG FALCON DELUXE 2 DOOR STATION WAGON GRADUATION SALE - YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BUSINESS WITH KROLL - ON ALL OK USED CADS KROLL MOTORS N SAVE NOW! CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. (THE SHORE'S FASTEST GROWING FORD DEALER) 325 MAPLE AVE. . RED BANK 671 BROADWAY CA 2-3600 LONG BRANCH OPEN EVES. SH 1-3130 Aims i, rttvcu AUTOS A TEUCK8 AWQI » TiaiCXS 1 urn* mum* TWOS y 1— HHglfi* flyltiMJtf wmtmxn WM. COWVBffJBU! Frid«y, June 14, 196S-25 , Jiriv ._ mu. tUM Call baton odlU i, mtm, axil milt- . Ot MM. ltH DSBOTO — an. )TOUtnrAora- — OM4 1KB TRIUMFH — n t! LUkl blu. Vhlta, exceptionally beautiful condition, I WBD MUD MM - TWo-dwr hud- , UH Witt Tomtau coir«. VUtoma tlfu, Call nulls ud heattr. 1,000 earatuUj drina 0,000 true mile*. Badto, whitewau, 1- UN BUICK (PBCUL - Two-door.' milts. ttSOO. M1-31M. 1M1 PONTUO — Bocneyilli coov«rti< tusss. MMTO. But offer. Call AUSTIN HXAUET — 1KB. JH4. XxMe- . tm Dower. C3H. Buaaa Broi. ISM CHEVROLET — Pour-door aedan, 19M CBXmOSJBX — rour-dooif Mdan, VOLUME SALES o«U«it condition. RUM. PonUac. as Broad «., Red Back. »H radio, beater. All food Urea, seeda i cyHndercyHnder , automaUc traaanuaalon. BUICK 8FECIAI^~BUCk tour- > CO «-«4» 1-5180. aome tranimUshm vork. Awn* |90. ;ood Una. Original owner. RbReasonablel . I door htmtoji, whltewtlls, radio, neater, 1M1 HOiACAH MINX — Whit* O0H- •71-3624. 41.1131. nctttut condition. CHI IK MH» tlUr rartlbtt, wo i*» nrp SNOW PLOW M62 VOLKSWAGEN — Bun roof, many 1866 V-8 FORD — Automatic (US. MEAN P.W. 8H T-MJ3 V»r» ( Mate, BMMr. . dMH7-172, 9 excrtlenafter 6t Winteasinen. ReaeonableHttbs-Hods.l 542-3753PC180.. Cib OTWrxtrai, verr leaaonanle. Call a I IMS FACKAKD-Rudtop- RuUS SJrf CORvrrm — 185», blut, removsile running condition. 717-8BJI as isi» IhuUr"hutw . Power brakbrakisM , " stesrltr:e«rinil r d hardtop aid ranrtrtlblt top. . u.ooo 1982 FALCON — Station wafon. Auto- 1867 PLYMOUTH — Four-door eedao. mata tnnsnluton, am. Raasu Broi. Six cylinder, automatic tranimlulon. 1M2 BUICK SPECIAL V-S — mro-door. UM MffiROUKY convertible, •jMSBent '. 1*8. matt. Oood condition. 12300. attar unnlag condition, belt otter. O» 1- |BH 1-7318 after 6 p.m. 4.1» p.m. and Wd '•KM, PraUae. JM Broad K.. Bed Bank. Low olleaae. Kxtra dean. WOO. Phooe Badlo, heater, new whttewaila. Fawn S8S •H 1-5U0. mm&Ttk Xaat M., Beltord. and (old. Perfect condition. 11,750. 186 VOLUME SAVINGS ClovemUo Clr., Kw Shrewsbury. " K1H. l ORAY WILLYS station wuwn, AUTOS k TRUCKS AUTOS * TRUCKS [ood running condition, asking »2i- AUTOS* TRUCKS AUTOS* TRUCKS MERCURY — Hurt Kll. belt •hone 86*8389. offer. BH 7-1003 967 FORD FAIRLANI! 800 — Two- loor hardtop. J250. Can COME TO MONMOUTH COUNTY'S RUXMAN CONVERTIBLE 1869. wtlite 842-205J with new black top; look! like new, reconditioned for ion who doesn't Deed. .954 CADILLAC CONVERTXBLB — AU tteaeonabla. MM689. jower with real wire wbeels. One CY BARRON rwner. Call 671-8033 alter 6:30 p.m. BIGGEST FORD DEALER 1960 VOLKSWAGEN Convertible. Nff TRIUMPH TRJH — EieeUeat condi- top, IUW). Rsssu Bros. FontUc 335 tion, new]/ painted red, new brakes, CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH .- VALIANT BroM »«•. R«ll B«nlc. BH 1-6180. tuned up, never raced, three covers, FOR YOUR VOLKSWAOBN1981. red lunroof. white- 775. firm. S71-3362. walla, raoUo, > rec'.inlni leat. Spotless, CONVERTIBLES FOR GRADUATION *UO0. BH T-3U9. ISM KAISER — J50. 1S80 Btudoblktr, 19M PONTIAG — Chlettaln Catalln 261-7780 SPECIAL SAVINGS! coupe. A clean car, $350. Rum Bros. Pontlac, 395 Broad SL, Bed Bank. FORD COUNTRY SEDAN STATION SAME DAY DELIVERY FINE QUALITY LATE MODEL CARS SH 1-6180. WAGON — 1958. Power brakes and BEST BUY steering. Radio, heater, nine passenger. 1982 TBMPEtTT — Four-door. UIL Sood engine and tires. Body fair, X2SO. matte transmission. Excellent condition. 113 River Rd., Fair Haven. I41-76S6. ON A BROADWAY, LON© BRANCH Movlm must wll. Best otter. 2S1-2710, '63 Chevy ...... $2995 '62 Pontiac. J2W5 = 1958 PLYMOUTH WAOON—Automatic. CA 2-1700 Tin Mlii PUMT Spout* BonaevlU* Bpoit 1960 PONTIAC BTAR CHIEF — Four New paint, Urea, battery, Inspection. Cooreftlfcle, Bucket Seat*. CotmiUble, Bucket leate. door VUta. Full lower, $17W. Rtsiaa 1295. 52 Harding Rd., Red Bank. Fmi Power. L FuO Power Bro>. Pontlac. 3» Broad St., Redl»e CHEVROLET _ Red Impala, con- 1963 FORD, MERCURY or Bank. BH MUD. vertible, V-8, power glide, power steer- • '62 Buick .$2995 = 1861 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — White, Ing, brakei, new whltewall tires, radio. '63 Buick $2995 Station Wane, 8-PMJ., sunroof. IUS9. Call SU9-2166 days heater, ' good condition, one owner, JjaSabn <4r. Hardtop, Full Power. 2E&33S ennllgs. $1,050 S7J-831[-8313; . FUJI Power. Uk» New 1957 PLYMOUTH — Four-door hart- 1956 PLYMOUTH LINCOLN CONTINENTAL top, automatic, fully equipped, powe: '63 Chevy S2595 '61 T-Bird ...... $2495 Call _««r t p.m. 08 1-2565 ot 06 1- steering, very r»d condition, *45O. SS 31S6. , ______Horn OnrnUble, Bucket H>r, Kardtop. Full Power. 1-1566 after 5 p.m. or weekends. •att. W Stnl*t«a. 1950 PLYMOUTH — Look* ami runa SHOP '61 Chevy $2195 1S6S THUNDBRBBD — Hardtop. Auto- good. Very reasonable. A Black Beauty. matic and Dower, $1,425. Rasaas Bros. 842-1876 Pontlac. 399 Broad St., Red Bank. SH *62 Buick $2595 " " " 1-5180, 1658 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE—Hyiro- AT THIS mattc all power, all accejsorlefc clean, Hqrlaik Hardtop. 1859 RENAULT DAUPKNB — Buigood condition, S690. 636 Branch Ave., roof, exceUent condition. 19,000 mile kie BUver, BH T-aTTl. > FORD Original owner, f66O firm. Weekend E-Z Budget Terms • 36 Months fo Pay Rumaon. 1956 RAMBLER — Stick, must DEALER 100. Call Large Selection to Choose From 1959 LINCOLN — Hardtop. Full power plus air conditioning, (1,425. Rauai M4-8132 SIGN VXU BUICK lournloor bardtop. 13,000 OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.-9 P.M. 3ros. Pontlac, 395 Broad BL, Re 3-WAY GUARANTEE Bank BH 1-5180. trua mllet. 1550. Call 842-M5T OF 19K MERCEDES BENZ — 190FL con vertable bright red, fully equipped. Or. owner. Superb mechanical condition MOBILE HOMES TWO-YEAR PROTECTION H.600 firm. Weekend) 8424521 Rumjc 1953 OLDSMOBILE 88 — Oood condl MOBILD HOMES •SS MERCURY 2D Sed., MOM 395. tlon, engines uses no oil, reliable trans* Used - 10* down -325S= portatlon, *85. 03 1-1464. Hew • 7-year flnancnyt 450. DEPENDABILITY! ,'S7 FORD FAIRLANE "500" 4D Sed. ROBBINSVILLI _.J CHEVROLET — Bel Air. V-8 MOBM HOMH BALES, DTO. '57 MERCURY Colony Park SW, MOM, P.St. 550. SEE THESE OUTSTANDING CARS THIS WEEKI aUck, 1975. R&isas Bros. Pontlac, 395 Host* US Robblnavllla, K I. Broad St., Red Bank. BH 1-8180. '58 PLYMOUTH Sta. Wag., P.-FI.. P.St. 595. IU 7-1320 1961 PONT1AO — Catallna sedan. Ful '59 FORD Panel Delivery 695. power, aharp, CU795. Rassaa Broi Pn-Hao, 395 Broad St., Red Bank. Bl WANTED-AUTOMOnVE '58, MERCURY 9P. Commuter Sta. Wag., MOM 695. -HURRY DOWN NOW- BOB WHITE BUICK Mian • i "W '61 RENAULT "Gordini" 4D 795. DUMP TOUCKB DUMP TRtTOK TOM'S FORD INC. WE PA? CASH FOR USED CAM '59 FORD Custom "300" 4D,-FOM 795. On hind with an tort Urea an! 59 VOLKSWAGEN . . $975 chanleaOT conditioned. W Main Bt LO «-1500 Uatawaa •59 FORD Fairlane" "500" 6 Cyl. 20, FOM 850. 1S66OMC 3-yard body. (150 yds. from Ilatawan RR Station) 2-DR. RED, WITH NEW PAINT, RADIO, SEAT BELTS 1950 FORD P-8, 5-Jird body. . '59 FORD Galaxie 6 Cyl. 4D, Nice 850. Maurice Schwartz & Sons (More Classified Adi '60 FORD Fairlane 2D and 4D, FOM 950. 56 FORD $595 141 W. Front a. Red Bank SH 7-078 On The Next Page) '59 MERCURY Monterey 2D, MOM, P.St. 895. Conv., «u»omitie, V-8, PS, n.w top, new whit* paint. MOVING!! '60 COMET 2D, M'Omatic 950. AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS '59 FORD GALAXIE 2D H.T., FOM, P.St. 1050. TO A NEW FACILITY ON SHREWSBURY AVE. '61 FALCON 2D Sedan, R&H 1050. 59KARMANN-GHIA.$II95 Coupe, grt*n, radio, ready to go. BUT, BEFORE WE GO ... we've got to move our '60 COMET 2D Station Wagon, R&H 1050. used car inventory ... so a '59 FORD C'fry Squire 9 Pasi., P.St. 1095. IMMEDIATE '59 FORD Retract. Convertible, FOM, P.St. 1150. 62 VOLKSWAGEN . . $1695 161 FALCON 4D Sta. Wagon 1150. Station wagon, turquoist, TOW cor guarantee. '60 DODGE !1Polara" HT, P.-FL, P.St. 1195. USED CAR SALE '58 CONTINENTAL MARK III 4D, HT , , 1195. 57 VOLKSWAGEN . . $795 DELIVERY... •60 FORD 2D HT, Starliner, FOM (295. . .• , S«d«n, blue, radio, heater. FRIDAY and SATURDAY •60 MERCURY Monterey 4D, MOM, P.St. ' ' 1295. '61 FORD Galaxie 6 Cyl., 2D ' 1350. 59PLYMQUJ?H i% . $495 SALE SALE , '62 FORD Eeonoline V»n 1395. Cuitoro luburban, 4-dr. wagon. v 60 JAGUAR 60 CADILLAC ^6| FALCON Deluxe 4D Sta. Wagon, FOM 1395. 4-dr. Sad. 3.8 Air Cond. Coup* DaVilb '61 FORD Galaxie 2D HT, Victoria 1495. Ont Owner On* Owner '62 FALCON 4D Sedan, FOM 1550. '59 THUNDERBIRD, Full Power ' ' 1595. $2495 $2695 '60 THUNDERBIRD, Full Power 1895. READY TO MOVE! •62 FORD 6 P. C'try Sed. SW. FOM, P.St. 2095. •62 FORD Galaxie 2D HT, FOM, P.St. 2095. 55 WILLYS: $295 SALE SALE '60 CONTINENTAL 4D HT, Air Cond. 2495. Bermuda 2-Dr. Hardtopi Stand. Trant., Red & Whit* 60 VOLVO 61 MERCURY . 162 CONTINENTAL 4D, Low Mileage 4350, 4-dr Sudan 4-dr. Monterey Ont Owner On* Owner 56 CHEVROLET . . . 5 $395 $1195 $1595 Bel Air 4-Dr. Sedan, R/H, Auto. $2199 SALE SALE P. O. E. SHREWSBURY 59 BUICK 61 MERCEDES 4-dr InvicU 4-dr. 220 SE THE FABULOUS On* Owner On* Owner SH 1-6000 AGENCIES SH 7-4545 MOTORS, INC $1195 $2795 SPITFIRE! FORD SINCE 1904 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY ALL TRADES ACCEPTED — BUDGET TERMS MONMOUTH 8 MAPLE, RED BANK SALE S AL E 741-8500 58 BUICK 61 CORVETTE TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY! 4-dr. Wagon Conv., 9,000 Mil" On* Owner On* Ownar AN EXCEPTIONAL CAR $895 $2995 AN EXCEPTIONAL PRICE '" M"cury, fully equipped $795 TWIN-BORO RAMBLER '" fori F«!rlan* $595 RED BANK "54 Lincoln $495 131 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK Many other valuai, food transportation $75 to $195 AUTO IMPORTS OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 — SH 7-0040 BOB WHITE BUICK, Inc. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S ONLY Red Banlc 163 Monmouth St. H |-6200 AUTHORIZED TRIUMPH DEALER 60 DAY 119 Newman Springs Rd. SH 1-5886 Red Banjc SPECIAL! BUYING ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES SALE! 1963 RAMBLER OR THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL JOIN THE RAMBLER TRADE 220 TWO-DOOR SEDAN PARADE—BUY NOW AND SAVE! FACTORY EQUIPPED •54 KAISER DARRIN ROADSTER SELLING BIGGEST TRADE-INS DELIVERED IN Red with Black, Radio and Heater, one owner, low mileage. 1595 RED BANK 1775 AN AUTO? THAN EVER BEFORE 62 MGA, White with Red 60 HILLMAN HUSKY Sta. Wgn., wire wheels, W/W, like new $1895 heater, w/w —_. $750 -RAMBLER SELECT USED CARS. 62 RENAULT 4-dr. Sedan. 60 HILLMAN Convertible, White and Black with Red _ $995 Black, low mileage, new tires $795 1962 COMET two-door. One owner, radio and heater $1675 62 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, Black/Red. 60 MORRIS MINOR Convertible $595 1962 LARK Studebalcer, two-door. One owner. Radio, heater $1675 Radio, heater, W/W, 7,000 miles ..$1495 60 SAAB Sedan, blue ....$795 READ 1962 DODGE LANCER 770, auto., R/H, low mileage, like new $1695 61 VOLKSWAGEN Convertible, white 59 FIAT "1200" Sedan $550 1961 CHEVROLET Monia Coupe, Auto., radio and heater - $1695 radio and heater $1495 59 JAGUAR 3.4 Litre Sedan, 1961 RAMBLER Classic 4-dr. Wagon $1475 61 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan auto., wire wheels $1495 AND USE THE red r $1295 59 HILLMAN HUSKY Sta. Wgn $650 1961 RAMBLER 4-dr. Auto., radio, heater, I owner $1695 61 SIMCA Elyssee 4-dr. Sedan $695 59 FORD Zephyr Convertible. I960 FORD 4-door Station Wagon, auto., R/H, P.S $1350 61 HILLMAN 4-dr. Sdn., R&H, auto. $895 Beige, Radio, Heater _ _ $595 58 FIAT "600" Sta. Wagon $350 I960 RAMBLER 4-dr. ledan. Auto., Radio, Heater (3) -- $1250 61 SUNBEAM Alpine Rdstr., R&H, 58 MG Coupe, Blue $895 REGISTER white and red .$1595 I960 RAMBLER 4-dr wagon. Radio and heater $1350 58 M.G. Roadster, Red with Black 61 AUSTIN-HEALY Sprite. Like new, Leather _ $995 1959 RAMBLER 4-dr. Sta, Wgn., 3 to choose from, R/H $1150 White with Red $1195 56 BUICK 2-dr. Hardtop. 1959 RAMBLER 4-dr. Hardtop. Auto., radio and heator, P.S., P.B $1195 61 MORRIS MINOR Sedan $795 Green, Riviera $295 CLASSIFIED 60 MGA Rdstr., wire wheels, 55 JAGUAR MK II Sedan „ $795 1959 F^ORD.4-dr Country Squirs wagon. 9 pass. Auto., R/H P.S. P.B $1275 grey end red _ ...._...... $1195 54 RILEY Convertible, Green $1395 1959 FORD Galaxie 4-dr H.T. Auto., R/H P.S. Ichoica of 2) $1250 1958 BUICK 2-dr H.T. Auto R/H P.S. P.B $ 795 FOR 1958 JAGUAR Model 150 Hardtop. Beautiful $1375 1957 MERCURY Wagon, Radio, heater, automatic - $ 595 1956 OLDSMOBILE 98 4-dr. Auto., radio, heater (2) $350 CONTINENTAL CARS INC. FAST 1956 OLDSMOBILE 98 4-dr. Auto., radio, heater $178 ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK l RESULTS .IRANSPORTATION CARS, 53-'57 $95 SH 7-4500 OPEN EVES. HOOTS* BED BANK B0AH AND ACCESSORIES BEL* POt IAUE FOR UIM 14, OJJL mum FIELD'S ... •PA.TSA.NDACCBSOHES TAtfOT YACHT SALES MAN TO SIARCH TJTLiai - BUKrF enoa desirable, but not fteceasixy. Full 17 Us** fit Red Bank company braarttt. Wrttt P. O. Box TJ, FA NT ABU LOUS 'BUDGETEER' Fair Htvea Freehold. sTsUln It.. Kwmfrnt- , _JBtb tU.JO Mot U«t4 . . . Not DUUMM4 ... But a Custom AUTOMOBILB MECHANIC -Many PARKER MORTOAQB ' ' ' Thr«» Room Grouping m**00»t apartment with bsurtl IUSMESS Nonces benefits. OM dealer. I41-4JU FO J-H01 NATIONA BANE. ' , . Prk*t.. . , Budlttsjd , . i2 »ie» of ooesi and rtvtr. loc«»a lflOO. jUASLsw HOWIR — Mason Con- 264-4000 Our Bonded Parsons! Representative 48 wotUa Blgmuds. HJ-OST4. tractor. No lob too small SH 7-447J or EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATION Will Csll At Your Horns M Tour BUPPUDt 741-0171 Convenience. No Obligation. For Beginneri ?.. V! season. W Brtlla rtliliit fin U» Boatman- »" •>«• ATTENDANT — Caul U» •A utnit marine, supply Bom*. BERT AND HARRY are really neat 264-4000 3 Complete Rooms of Evlnrude Bales and S«nfic« but to sare money little ole> Ace can't OPPORTUNITY FOR A YOUNO HAN INSTRUCTION WANTED 1© TUB BOATMAN'S SHOP be beat. ACS TV. SB Hwy. 35. Neptune — In an expanding. nursery and Uuid- BRAND NEW FURNITURE M Wharf Ave. N147M Red Bank. City. acape business. Exoerlence helpful but TRAININO IN ILXCTRONICS Open Sundays and Holidays » ami pm WEEKEND PAIOTERS-14 years «* not essential. Permanent pculUon tor Alt«n4 OH stghl pti WMk. Pay u for only $295. U located to ttatlsport* JS8S BCOTT OUTBOARD MOTORS now perience. Average borne (125 plus paint right person. Call OS 1-9022 for anyou Itam. Apply t:10 to 10.J0 p.m. lass oUtrlcL Fhoo. Tt7 to ttockl — Also Polyester JUsin only why pay more? 741-2&5 any hour. appointment. Monday through Friday. Pay only $3 weekly MONMOUTH RADIO 1S9S s*r cal. Bottom paint, rope. LAWN SERVICE — Lawns cut and * 10 Fites Living Room Group LOKO BRANCH - Furnlsn«d or l* SnSs.wctars. etc" JACOBS HARD- MEN FULL and PART TIME ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE lni WANTED TO RENT — Youngng; couplp e cared for at lowest prices. 642-1423. or 811 CookmiB Art., Asbury Park N«rtt jr I Pl«« Bedroom, Modem uralshsd tlws. rooms and l»rf. D* WARE CO., Bergen Place & Sbr— 812-0125. •} I Pleoe Dinette Stt t cMloien ««Wn« tout* to fcury Ave.. Red Bank. 747-3654. Night office cleaning In Red Bank- « Rallroan BUlton. n4-«Vn. , centrally locsrted, conH>let«l» private. 8 MUdMtown ana. 4 or 8 hours a nlglu. plus *****Cal l 213-MB*ssW»>V,| Kl-9776WMT"*1. 13«' ALUMINUM RUNABOUT — 7(4 EXCAVATING — Lots cleared, cellars, Must nan birth or baptismal certifi- READJNO IMPROVEMENT GUARAN- A ausnntecd Family sise dug. fill dirt and grading. Reasonable cate. Apply In person for Interview this TIED — Individual Instruction. OS 1- UNFUBN1SHI1D FOUB ROOM *«>*' S.p. Bvlnrude Motor (like new). For-rates. 747-3023. REFRIGERATOR MNT — Two bsdrooms, UtlUtlsi, «»- s Friday evening, 6:3O-6:M only. Har- J4H. Call for appointment ward controls, steering, windshield. (300 rim included. B«d Bank Area. Call overflow ot bon» tide 8S9-3942. __ EftB TRUCKING AND MOVERS—free mony Bowl, Rt. 35, Mlddletom. No TUTORIKO — Capable high school Only at STlaw diyV or SB 1-7H3 evening! i tor two to tour bed- estimate. Reasonable rates. phone calls. lonor sluient avallabls lor tutoring In WU action, to tay. 18 H. P. JOHNSON — 1861. like new. 264-0787 VrSt^THl? » BERblriiN. Only Bve noun. J226. PR 4-3878 alter French aid algebra. SH 1-SM8. ' LUXURY 3» Mlddletown. OB UDOft 6 p.m. CELLARB CLEANEt>~LIQHT HAUL- BE PREPARED for next nut Tutor- FIELD'S 2^-ROOM APARTMENTS ING — Odd jobs. Call Ray Lamberton Ing In English, German and Spanish T-11 East Front Street. Keyport ENJOY — Your horn* an 18' OLD TOWN, I960, — 40 h.p. Ivliv after 4 p.m. 8H 7-8065. SALESMAN With or without balcony. rude, electric wiper, horn, starter. HELPING HAND3 — We dean attlu, ASSETS: Prestige company, stable Reasonable. Call SH T-OSiO .after 6 294-3020 , WtASt AUVCONDITIONBD Completely equipped, used one season, cellars, yards. Take down mtorm win- employment, growing company tn aBATON LESSONS - Drum majorette Ot»n Dally W •ecusancy on or about July 1st. -- 11,150. COAST YACHT WOKKB, Bod dows, etc. Also light trucking and growing Industry, Monmouth County wishes to teach children from an avs Ttmniday* ami Frl**;« '111 * rains available. Walklnf dlstanc. to man PI., 741-4338. moving. Call 787-18S6. location. on. Call 391-0603. all transportation. LIABILITIES: Highly competitive, FOR SALE FOR SALE 14' RUNABOUT, 30 h.p. Evinruiie, Tei BUCK'S FURNITURE SERVICE - MORNING ART CLASSES for adults LEROY APARTMENTS JJee trailer, painted, fully equipped hard work, long hours, minimal bass WJD BUi AND SELL anything and MAHOGANY English dining room table, LERO nea D *4J5 or be»t offer. CA 1-3152. Furniture repairing and rennlsbing. pay plus commission, "long range" and teenagers. Water color, oil paint- Lero•MUy Pipi. ReRedd 'Bank FURNISHED ROOMS Antiques and modern. 747-2436. ing. Information call SH 7-0121. •vtryttlns, Glvt Us tlghast pnets. ooo. call sitsr 5 M. Lero7U-1Iy WPI .days 747-S3M svenlngs potential. Call William Led Furniture, Inc., Hwy. KING CABIN CRU18ER — 30' Chrysler or Sundays 0BMJ1 nl 1111 145 h.p. with reduction gears, monel THOMAS BOECKEL. BUILDER— New REQ.UTRJ&MUNTS: Resume of previ- tVUUMliunm SB 1-OU. Open «TS- H4 TON FEDDERS air conditioner tLBBROII-Prl»»t« "° .S" fuel tanks, 130 gallons. Eldde (Ire ex- homes, addition, dormers, garages, re- ous experience, preferrably in sales nlngs till • p.m. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - B«*» Sub hai d« lu« «umm«r residence mfcdellng. general contracting. Quality MERCHANDISE In perfect condition. 1M yiars old, tinguishing system, two engine com- or related field; educational back- original pries KM, ssU 1100. 842-03W. nlsSed 4«room modern apartment. icwm^odatlona, mcludji eJl pool inj partment, automatic electric bilge pump workmanship; 741-1738. ground and present earnings. R«ply FOR SALE HAMMOND Pine lealdentlal wcUon. « Thirl Ave. ctab privileges. Call CA M400 or CA and windshield wipers, winter storage GUARANTEED ASPHALT DRIVE- to "B.B.," Box 511, Red Bank. TONS OF ALL TYPES ol excellen' 291-K37. 2-7733. cover. Fully equipped, many extras. WATS—Patios, sidewalks, curbing. Lots TficWRTS. touai Dastunts. lumber for sale. A buy tor contrac- 1VS-ROOM APARTMENT-Unfurnlahed, EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE All makes in or used. Ouaranleed ORGAN STUDIO tors only. Call LO 6-S222. BOOM AND BOARD — Jto two elder- Firm (2.500. Hess Shipyard, 140 Ocean cleared, trees removed: Band, gravel, SALESMAN llglit BOU»ek«»pln», P** location. Quiet Ave., Sea Bright, N. J. or call 872-187L topsoll. Trenching, dry wells, cesspools. Low as S2o. Serplco's lni alonmonth Or ASBUKT PARK Handle home sale* In busy office. St. Next to thaater. 747-0485. TWO 6ET8 OF ELECTRIC HEDGE bustneH peraon. BH 1-0181. '" HO M437 IN WATER, READY TO QO — 22'787-3943. High commission, Incentive plan and USED ORGANS CLIPPERS — 300' of cabls, comma- TBRBB ROOMt4 rURNlSHBD - Onl LONO BRANCH . - FimWwd room Fishing skiff, shelter cabin. 101 h.p. profit sharing for right person. Bro- A BIO BAROAIN - Color TV 1863 Hammond Speaker .. i M. atlon seed and llm« nreader. Hand CARPENTER WORK WANTED, odd model |9K complen. Corns In tor • r CUlUvator. 22J-2144. . couple, no animals. 108 Catherine St. ir genUeroan only. Call Ftjrd 6. Many extras. (600, 141-5191. jobs, large or small,' screen porches, ker's other Interests leaves wide open Hammond Chord' Organ 300 Red Bank. ._ CA J-1033 .Iterations. Call 741-2109. opportunity. Call 11 2-3133 for confret demonstration. ACE TV HOT. 3& Hammond Chord Organ COMBINATION storm - screen door, BOSTON WHALER - SallOsa. suaflsh, fidentisi Interview. Htptunt city, PR man. WurllUer 1 In 1 Organ RUMSON - Pour-room furnished apsrl ATTRAOTWB STUWO ROOM, with kydrodyne, Mercury motors. A few ! three broken panes, US. Odd chairs, DUSKS *15 up, F1LI8 SU.M up, tables, Lowrey Starlet gas range j& 741-3018. ment. Heat ana water. ISO monthly. kitchenette, for buslneii man «r •wom- Sed boat.. BOAT SH 4 SCOOTER (tammond Chord Organ. Year lease. MM7W. an. 57 P«t«ri Pliee, Red Bant H7- CENTER. 78 Whit. Bt. Red Bank. Til- EMPLOYMENT chairs, adding machines, typewriters, 24" REEL POWER, MOWER — Bel! 1124. MAN WANTED offtc* equipment, etc at bargain prices. Baldwin gaunt Orgin 9328. HELP WANTED-FEMALE New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET, Conn .Splmt Organ propelled, t20. Go-Can no enrlne, rear rnnRY'H ROOMS — Baths, fhowers, 16' LAPSTRAKE — 35 h.p, motor, fully Steady reliable man can Injure 92 Kle. 35, OakhursL KB 1-3960. Lowrey Holiday , 650. wheels, ft. Can mount to above mower. t^SS^SSy£ S3 SShes. 14 B Highlands AT.. AUwrtlc equipped, ready to go. Call SH 1PLANNING A VACATIONt Be an Avon weeks employment No layoffs, (380 Jansen Piano w/organo 580. 2«4-n50. Village, tat per month. ds Kitchen prlvlle«e;l. W1-06M. 6156. Representative and start earning for per month to start. Hammond Extra-Voice . ... 450. MAPLE DINETTE BET. hutch, table ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ARHA-Mo842-3367d , Open Daily Till > - Saturday Till 5:30 »rn three rooms, tmlumishea, larce Room. Second floor. 18' INBOARD; CHRIS CRAFT 95 that trip Immediately. Call 741-4343 and six chairs. Frltfdalre, In perfect llvlns room, jrlvatt entrance, all UUU- ^rnl^edTRBD BANK WOMEN'S motor. Excellent condition. In water, or write Mrs. Uargaret Gulotta, P.O. CALL BH 1-4326. COOK1UN AVI. AND MAIN IT. condition. Call M2-3J80. Box 1M>, Red Bank. fins furniture. 747-4082 after 3 p.m. PR tVS30» lies, ««. J91-1I83. CLUB, 164 Broad St.. 741-8881. ready to go. (650. Call M2-1687 after UPBIOHT PIANO — Rece 6 p.m. BULLJXM5ER OPERATOR SELUNQ OUT -«• Frlgldalres, washing; MODERN two-bedroom apartment, free StNOLJD ROOMa - Clean and com- machines, ess ranges, deep frys, Hey- lor one or two women, (adults only). oruble. Reasonable rate*, pentltmen 16 THOMPSON BOAT — Evinrude EXPERIENCED WAITES3BS - Over Full time MUSIC TOWN 787-4828 What do you do? m your free time ireferrea. 92 Wallace St. BH l-»3»2. outboard motor and controls. 2,000 lb. EH 7-4381 ers Root Beer barrels, many other ONI YEAR ANNIVERSARY BALE things, all used. 10* Hwy. 36. Port 30" QAS RANGE — Clean and In coo< you give a .reasonable amount ot help tilt trailer full equipped. FlrBt $478 21. Excellent year-round positions open. ALL AROUND KITCHEN Mitt and working condition. $18. John Ryser, 73 In house and with children. A good AROE ATTRlACnVE ROOM—Three takes it. Call SH l-«09 alter 8. Wu Now Monmouth. 787-9639. Open D-5, deal lor both ot us. Phone daj. 7< indows Connecting tile bath, flulet driver, for Italian restaurant. Call In Double manual organ Parker Ave., Uttle silver^ Teet Gentleman. 741-0688. 14' "BARBOUR" LAPSTRAKE OUT- Must apply In person, HOWARD JOHN- person LftM RESTAURANT, «I» Rlvc" BALED SPHAGNUM MOSS— Truck- 3358. Evenings 7.7-M58. Road, Fair Haven, N.J. 25 pedal ._„ 4WM. SUSO. load quantltes only. Contact James A. 20" APABTMBNT SIZE OAS range, BOARD HULL — Completa with for- Dotib.fi manual organ excellent condition; dinette aet formica UNFURNISHED — iVt rooms, couple ^AROE FRONT NEXT BATH — No ward locker, windshield, running .ignte, SON RESTAURANT, Hwy 35. Middle- Noonan, Pine .Barrens Farm, R. D. other roomer.. Private. Fair H*ven. EXPERIENCED PAINTERS WANTED 18 pedal S3M. too. 2, Vlncentown, N. J. ORIole 9-3143. top: rota broil 400 rotlsjsrie; aid roll no pen, utllltlei by tenant, lease, ga- and stewing wheel. Remote contrail. — Inside and outside work. Call 842- Double manual organ top deife. Rea»onaMe. Call 482-H33*. rage, space tor one car, (80 month. Meals 11 desired. 747-tOU. 1& h.p. Evinrude with Cruise-a-long town. 0490 after 5 p.m. 18 pedal ..,_ 1254 SOD. BALED CEDAR EXCELSIOR — W Furnished 2(4 roonra, heU, water FURNISHEO ROOM—W>r OOUple, no tank. All ID top condition, refcdy for Double manual, organ will deliver this favorite dog bedding coupl* no pets, leue, rlvervlew, M« launching. >300. SH 1-8272. CARPENTER — For new houseworl kitchen nrivllegei. 741-3016. New Bed 13 pedal ...-,. L. 10M. 750. material In truckload lots to Monmouth MERCHANDISE WANTED monlh. DENNIS K. BYRNE, Realtor, Bank .tatlon. MATURE WOMAN wanted as assist- and alteration work. Experienced. Five foot eight County la next few weeks. Contact 8 W. River Rd., Rumson. 84M1W. BOAT SLIPS — For rent Reasonable ant In doctor's office, Hazlet area. Bteady employment 741-9583. Call Write "B.F.", Box 611, Red Bank. grand piano ._ 1985. ten. James A. Noonan. Pine Barrens Farm, WANTXD 842-0023 FARMER — Year-round lob, on horse 88 key piano ,., 650. R. D. 2, Vlncentown, N. J. Oriole »- USED ORIBNTAL RUQS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE RECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY — Exfarm- . No experience with horses S8 key piano _, 490. 3143. , - CHIKB3» AND PIRS1AN COMMERCIAL RENTALS XT TERRY SKIFF — Spray shield perienced, busy doctor's office, some needed. "A.K." Box SU Red Bank. electric piano 275. FRLEDKAN GALLERIES 180 h.p. Chrysler engine, shlp-UHihore medical background preferred. Write LAWN MOWER — IS. Two end tables HOUSES FOR SALE Fehder guttsdr 189.60 (5; television set (15; swivel chair 12; PR 4-3143 Evenings OA 1-74B. radio, many extras. Reasonable. SH 7-stating background, and references to PART-TIME service station attendant. electric guitar and STORES SHREWSBURY - New Cap. Cod,on 3894 after 5:30 p.m. 'A.a.," Box HI, Red Bank. ' Some experience preferred. Call 741- case .. ,.•-...... » 110. piano stool (5; heavr marina hard' ONE LITTLE GIJU, MADE HAPPV. 3393 after 6 p.m. Siare (5; heavy pipe fittings (5. 291-BtWl need on» more, JS" Stogllirvtspe, White Bt. — Best Location, rtdecort- tree-thaled loU Three tiedroon* 1H J8' CHRIS CRAFT Sea Skltf, excellent electric guitar and Uon completed, smell or large space to baUil, tull cellar, bay window In living BOOKKEEPER-FULL CHAROE. HA. case . ., 139.SO to. 1430. girl's bicycle. Call DI B-6515 (Tomi condition, In water. EH 1-5201 fo tlona! Manufacturing Company. Top BOOKKEEPER, FULL CHARGE River)). suit your requirement BH 7'1100. room, large kitchen, plenty ot ctblneti demonstration. ^^ sal&ry for qualified person. 747-0500. Trial balance, payroll, excellent oppor Used Fender with STRAWBERRIES — For freezing and (tMMX). BH 1-3441, tunlty. P.O. Box 95a. Red Bank. case . .„..„.„. ..-.» IS. canning, pick yourself by the Quart. AHT1QUKU - Paintings. N. J.AUU'. STORE FOR RENT - Next to Mayfulr SAILBOAT — INDIAN SCOUT CLASS— QIRL—To assist with housework, iron- Electric guitar and BUCKUN'S Prult Farm. Phalanx Rd. Estates purchued and appralnd. BH Super Market, Newman Springs Rd., 12',4" overall, flberglassed molded ply- ing, live in, must like children, other MAN — Experience preferred, but not case —._.._.,.•••, 78. JJncroft. SH 1-0900. 7-2003. The Hudson Shop Inc., Ill Red Bank. Call days BH 1-9599, eve- RIVERFRONT wood hull excellent condition, newhelp kept. References. CA 2-8M1. essential to work In greenhouses. Steady Electric guitar and broad St. Shrewsbury. nings 8H 1-5013. mast and boom, good saUs. Phone SH 1- all year-round. Please call In person, case - - „• H. 45. FULL SIZE RANCH OAK BED — Box 4410 after 6 p.m. PBX OPERATOR — Part-time work SPIWAK FLORIST. 99 Avenue of Two spring and mattress; Perfect condition. OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, High on a blutl, five bedroomi, Hi Electric guitar - 45. 25. OFFICE SPACE 1 during 3-11 shift and weekends. Good Rivers, Rumson. Used Magnatone Amp* CO 4-4204. glassware, an objects and brle-a-brao, bath home with family room. Ml on 35'xlO' BEAM CABIN CRUISER -In opportunity for full time later. Year- Immediate cam tor anything and every, Baa! furnished, will redecorate to nilriver. Ii4 acre., many, hemlock, fir, water, ready to go. Galley, and head round. SH 1-4700. CARPENTER AND HELPER — Call lifers. Two 13' WOOD BUILDING — Approximately your requlrmeats, Best location, will speakers _.- 20x30' for sale. Injulre at Red Bank thing. RuicO's, 25 East Front Bt, dogwood, and hickory trees. Flatting with basin, sleeps two or more. Call after 5:30 SH l-MBS. sub-divide 11 necesiary. See and com,and boating in river. Short walk to 291-0390. SALESWOMEN—Full and part time. MagntUone base Airport, 771-173D and make offer. pare. SB 7-110O. . Requirements: knowledge of home-dec- 291-9065 Amplifier _. .._ 395. 210. WANTED — Slightly uied, complete grammar school, flv. minutes to Red 14' RUNABOUT — With wheel and orating and sewing, selling experience. Fender bus CHILDREN'S blond chest and chlffo- furnishings for three-bedroom home, Im LODGE ROOM for rent Center of Bank station. Just reduced to (31.500. Evlnrude motor. Like new. Call CO references. Permanent ]Dbs for right HELP WANTED-Male - Female . Ampllfw 379.30 185. robe; dark oak bed, dresser and chair; mediate cash, 291-2347. Iowa Could bt used also tor office See It today. ROLSTON WATER- 4-6439. women. Summer only applicants need Atto sax outfit .. 320. 165. Lawson club * chair, cover; extra long space. Approximately 2,400 sq. ft. Write BURY. Realtor, 15. W. Front St., 1 cot apply. BASKIN'S FABRIC FAIR, Tenor sax outfit. box spring and head board; tumuolsr 'LODGE' Box 511, Red Bank. Red Bank. 747-3500. IS PLYWOOD SPEEDBOAT—16 h.p. 113 Broad St., Red Bank, or Mid- 8AAB EMPLOYMENT AQKNCI HS. French sofa, ana cover. BH 1-*W outboard motor. Very reasonable. SH dletown Shopping Center, Route 35. qualified Personnel For Quality Orders Clarinet outfit, used 45. PETS ft LIVESTOCK OFFICE IN THREE-ROOM air conHOLMDEL — Four year-old, three- 1-0315. LARGE VARIETY wedding and birth dltloned and heated suite to rent Pri- bedroom ranch. Full cellar and at- 210 Broad Long Branch CA i-4747 Trumpet outm, used 30. plates. Children's dish and cup sets With CLERICAL—Knowledge of bookkeeping 295. OERUAN SHEPHERD PUPS, AKC vate parking, phone and secretarial tached garage. Lot 75x125 fully land- 14' SEA MIAC RUNABOUT — ACS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Three octave Vlbei .... gfi. made to order, quality workmanship. registered. Champion blood lines. Slra % trailer. Will sacrifice. Call. and general office work. For Inter- Drum outtlt '5 145. services available. Best office address leaped. Convenient to bin rouU aid view call 741-0567, Mr. R. A. Matthews, •Every order a applicant our specialty. Greenware and ceramics firings. 842- blue ribbon winner. OS 1-0370. In Red Bank. Call SH 7-4086. 842-1680 12 Broad 8C. Red Bant SH T-3404 Drum outflt 350. ISO. 3876. Mrs. D. Price. btgbwava 35 and. 36. (18,300. BORO BUSSES CO., Red Bank. MIDDLBTOWN — Three room year- 1B60 WINNER FIBEROLAS — 13* with COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES — AKC IOTOHEN CONCESSION FOR RENT— EXPERIENCED NURSE^ AIDES — EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOHNCT Applebrook Farm Rd. and Rte. 35ESTET OROAN — Almost new. Very registered. Championship background. Pizza- oven 'available. Call round home. Excellent condition. Near electric starter. Johnson Sea Hone out- Executive-Salss-Offlce-DomesUo reasonable. board and accessories. Full canvas Day and evening shifts. Apply In per- Mlddletown, N. J. 671-1160 Price will be right. If home it rlgnt 787-8747 highway 35. Ideal for older couple. son, HILLTOP PRIVATE NURSINO Sincerity and ability with ttlgb ethic 787-5823 OS 1-2558. Large lot. Priced for quick sale at cover. New 1903 trailer, must »H due ~ Broad Bt SH 7-0577 Red Bull WANTED GARAGE STORAGE for car, to family. $70ff. 671-2159. HOME INC., Kings Hwy, Mlddletown. SWIMMING POOLS PEONIES — Heavy clumps, pink, red. RABBITS - All colors, all sizes, over September through January. Write (7,000. WAITRESSES WANTED — All shifts. INSTRUCTORS CALL 787-609O white, but named v&rleUu, (1,50 each, 300 to choose tram. Call BH 7"A.B."- , Box 511, Red Bank. PLY RUNABOUT — Strong, deep con- . Bertolo Music AND SUPPLIES FORSYTHIA, large, (1; smaller. 35c 5724 BITTNER & CARTON struction. And Vb- h.p. Evlnrude. All Apply In person, MARK'S DINNER. 83 Hwy 36. Port Monmouth You dig and take. Bring shov.el. PROFESSIONAL OFFICES for rent 01 txcellent condition. (165. 842-1008. Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. DOUGHBOY AND BUSTER CRABBE A. ILER DAIRY FARM, one-half rhlle COLLIES — AKC. Puppies snd olde State Highway 35 between Red Bant AGENCY CHAMBERMAID — Apply In person, WANTED — Accordion Instructor, pref- POOLS. Buy charge, on. above ground south Mlddletown RR. Station on road dogs for sale or lease. Top quality and Asbury Park. One to seven of' SAILSTAR-EXPLORER • HOLLY HILL MOTOR — Rt. 36, West erably full-time. Call after 3 222-5322. pools. Chemicals, pool service and sup-to Llncroft slock. LI 2-3S63. flees available, suitable insurance of- 58 Main SI., Keyport CO 4-291* Keanaburg. CO 4-7575. plies. All your pool needs in stock. lice, accountant, engineer, attorney, LUMBER, Framing, utility. Approxl ALASKAN MALMUTE — Five montni. RED BANK HOME-Just off Broad 17' Ftbnglus sloop, dacron aalli, REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON — Free delivery. SWIMMING RIVER etc. Call RAY STILL'MAN, Realtor, 641 St Seven rooms, two bath., fireplace, oenterboard, SH h.p. Johnson, two SECRETARY — For busy executive POOLS BALES. Hwy. 35, Eaton town. malely 2000 B. d. F. t. 2x6, 2x8, 2H0Hale, . AKC registered. Champion blood Broad St., Shrewsbury. BH 1-8600. In Long Branch ares. All details first Experience not necessary, but desir- random lengths. (78 per 100 B. d, F.t.line. Rasled with childrea 747-2082. aunporch. ID excellent condition. 4)ulet years old. In water, ready to sal! able. GLAZEBROOK AGENCY. Ave- H mils south of Monmouth Shopping •treet. Walking distance to shopping, Buying larger boat. Coat $2,509, Hi: letter, dlqlaphone, shorthand and elec- Center. 542-1777. Must take lot Look, RED BANK ENTIRE DAIRY HERD WANTED - PROFESSIONAL OFFICE for rent Ir tric typewriter experience required. nue of Two Rivers, Rumson. 842-1700. LUMBER, 9 Wall Bt.. Red Bank. growing community, center of town, schools and trains. (17.850. Call us to- (1,»25. Phone 222-8M8. Holstelns. Ouemieys or any breed. 1 day. ROL8TON WATBRBURY. Real- Write Box "B.R." Box 111 Red Bank HAIRDRESSER — Experienced only. have a. good, market, out of state, rent reasonable. Write P.O. Box 186, 15' FIBERGLASS FLEET CRAFT RUN- Salary plus commission. Excellent op- ALTENBURe PIANO HOUSE UTILITY TRAILER — Fully enclosed. MaUwan, N. J. ton, 16 W. Front SU Red Bank. ABOUT — 35 h.p. Johnson electric GIRL WANTED for general office Remington chain saw. 30 . Outside with young farmers stirting up. OH SH 7-3500. work, steady employment Apply by portunity. Call Larry Elieman. 741-4010. Rent A Piano $12 per Month trams umbrella tent, uses once, sKeps collect Reuben Greenberg. Inc., Co- motor, 10 houn running and canvas, lumbus, New Jersey. Phone 293-1051 J490. 842-3045. writing to ANDERSON BROS., INC., KNABB, MABON-HAMliN, SOHMER five. Best offer. LI 2-3820. RUMSON RIVE51VIEW — 2M year P.O. Box 327. Red Bank. CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT. STICK or 298-1664. HOUSES FOR RENT old ranch, immaculate condition. Three- SITUATIONS WANTED, Female COMPLETE CAMPING EQUIFMENT- 17' OWENS RUNABOUT with 35 h.p. Oookman Avs. A Main St.. Astjury PL GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — bedrooms, tilt bath, wld> board, Evlnrude. Sleeps two In shelter cabin, CLERK-TYPIST — In school system, OSes dally till » Sat till t>:W Also tape recorder. pegged Boors. WalkJn* dlituce to annual beginning salary $2,600. 12 Black and tan, and sables. Brei for LITTLE SILVER — Three-bed- •eat cushions and mattresses, head. SEORETARY BXPERlBNCED-short- PR 5-9301 787-0151 beauty and temperment. Champion ocean, schools, churcnef ana shops. Painted, ready to go in water. Ideal months position beginning July 1, four hand 90-100 per minute, typing. Other room split level with recreation Only 115,800. Call for appointment fishing or family boat W00. 741-7131. weeks vacation. Apply "A.P.", Box 511 HALF PRICE SALE — Congoleum- background. 642-4307. ROLSTON-WATBRBi'RY. Realtors, It Red Bank. secretarial skills .Will graduate June Nairn and Armstrong Inlaid linoleum. room, l^a baths, convenient ti 18' CENTURY LAPSTRAKE — 60 h.p. 19. Honor Roll student. Willing to learn. Discontinued patterns and remnants. AKC SMALL FRENCH POODLES - West Front St., Red Bank. SH '7-3500. Gray Marine. Good ikl boat 11,200, at SECRETARY — For Keyport law oT References 787-4325 after 1 p.m. USED T.V.'S MODERN FLOORS OF RED BANK, All solid colon Including rare platinum bus and railroad station. Unfit SEA BRIGHT — Flvs bedroom house, lice, pan-time summer months. Knowl 128.03. ACE T.V., 69 Hwy 35. Neptune 29 Monmoulh St.. Red Bank. silver and brown. Tiny Toys at Stud. CLAYTONNS YARD, Welt Keaniburg, HOME NURSING CARE for elderly Also, gorgeous male miniature Bchnau- nished. Year-round lease. $17 with three-room cottage In rear, ga- Phone 7874044. edge of shorthand essential. Excellent person. Call SH 7-363D for further City. PR 5-8062. rage, private beach. Good lection. working conditions. Telephone. 264-4400 zer puppy. Dutch Lane Kennels, After 8 p.m. 842-0465. 1960 27' OWENS—185 h.p. May b for Interview appointment. details. HALF PRICE SALE PORCH ENCLOSURES Dutch Lane Rd., MBrlbor. 4624025. SHREWSBURY-Three-bedroom seen at the SANDY HOOK BAY TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN In my Lowest prices. Excellent workman- NEW SHREWSBURY — Colonial, tour WAITRESS WANTED — Saturday night snip. Limited or den handled H pl&ced HOUND PUPPIES - Male and fe split, one-bath, $135. Unfu MARINA, Atlantic Highlands. Call 264 home. Call CLOSING FOR VACATION malee, good pets for children. Call bedrooms, all large rooms. CO,600. Ex- 7800, ask for Mr. Basks. Best offer. 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. to serve drinks. CO 4-7658 promptly. Get good use o! that breeze- nished, year-round rental. cellent condition. Owner. 8H T-5380. Tall 7B7-8747. All kinds of evergreens, rhododedrons, way or porch. Free estimates. 747-1838 evenings. ^^^ OWENS 25' FLAGSHIP — Express azaleas, dogwood, magnolias, lilac's, MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom split OPERATORS WANTED RELIABLE WOMAN - Wishes to lake FUN AHEAD with this frisky, clean cruiser. Mahogany hull, 13S h.p.. sleeps care of children in her home. Will plus many others. Prlvetera Nursery, PROWN'S housebroken seven-week old kitten. 741- Big lot, many extras, best offer. Musi three, galley, enclosed head, fully single needle also board If desired. Call SH 7-2S09. 483 Harding Rd., Red Bank. WEART-NEMETH lell. FU 1-9277. equipped and In excellent condition. 842-287B 3J Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-7500 9327 after I. Reasonable. Phone 872-0249 or 872-1078. WILL HELP OUT with private parties GOING OUT OF BUSINESS—Fabrics, VAIL HOMES — Four-room busialow, PART-TIME. TEMPORARY — 3-4 HUNTING DOO — Fully broken, fou: AGENCY (89.50 per month. Down payment. 22 months, aecretarlal. EumEon office. dinners or other occasions. Call BH 1-notions, trimmings; reduced up to 60% ALUMINUM SIDING year old female, must sell reluctantly. 16' WOLVERINE — Flberglasied. Ful- 8881. MAE'S YARDSTICK, 31 Monmouth St., SH 7-0183 alter 6 p.m. Belshaw Ave., LI 2-335T. ly equipped. In water. Make offer for Call 8(2-2333 betwen 2-5 p.m. Red Bank. Installed by aluminum mechanics. REALTOR boat, dock, trailer. 284-6358 or 864-2046 ATTRACTIVE WOMEN — Over 25, BABYSITTING BY MATURE WOMAK GUARANTEED for 20 years. Free BEAUTIFUL CEDAR DOG HOUSES— RUMSON — On high aid. Rumson Rd. capable meeting public, earn up toIn your home. Call LARGE STEAM BOILER — Oil-fired estimates. Our 38th year In business. Sizes for all dogs. KINO'S KENNELS, 102 WEST FRONT ST. Luxurious, spacious, four-bedroom MARINE PUMP — Toilet, (20. Ford $5 an hour, full, part-time. Apply In 291-0658 with two unit heaters, cheap. RED Rt 35.. Oakharit. KB 1-15J1. three-bath executive, on 1,88 Incom- V-B marine manifold, etc. {10. Bronze person Studio Girl, Hwy. 36. Thompson BANK AUTO IMPORTS, Newman PROWN'S SHadyside 1-2240 parably landscaped acres, extraordin- steering wheel, spracket. Chain. Quad- Ave., (Ideal Beach) East Keansburg. Springs Rd. CHERIBOB KENNELS — Golden collie ary value for (64,500. 812-0108 or KI 1 rant 12" rudder (2J. Grappling hook SITUATIONS WANTED. Mate 31 Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-7500 and cream Chihuahua puppies. Bre 24-HOUR SERVICE anchor, (3. 264-7750. SALESWOMEN — For permanent posi- ELECTRIC TRAINS — Extensive lay- ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITER — for confirmation and children. Stud out. Large Erector set, like new. 741- service. OS 1-1812. MIDDLETOWN — Split level, seven 19J9 6 H.P. MERCURY — Good con tions. Experience necessary. Apply J. METHODS ENGINEER — Experienced 5280. Like new, (39 Mahogany console table Member Red Bank Area rooms, 114 baths, garage. Ideal loca. ditlon. 741-7233 after YANKO, 30 Broad St.. Red Bank, in time study, cost analysis, planning, and mirror (10.50, dressing table (4.75, AKC DACHSHUNDS of quality, healthy, machining, packaging, warehousing, ANTIQUE MAHOGANY DROPLEAF three-way mirror (4.75, lyplne table Multiple Listing Service tlon. Assume 4Vi% mortgage. Owner 6 p.m. WAITRESS WANTED — Days, no Sun- (3.50, love seat (22.50, slant top deak excellent temperment, reasonable. transferred. (15,900. OS 1-3131. days. Apply after 2 p.m. THE HOME- and shipping. Write "A.W.", Box 511,TABLE — Console marble top table. Champion at stud. 747-5999. BOATS — TRAILERS - SUPPLIES Red Bank. Reasonable. 842-1074. (18.50, swivel TV stand M-75, outdoor WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - RIVER PLAZA — By owner, three- EVINRUDE BALES * SERVICE STRETCH. Ht. 34. Holmdel. chaise (8.50, fireplace icreen, etc. ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS bedroom ranch, dining room, dinette RELIABLE HIGH SCHOOL Boy de1-0 PIECE DINING ROOM SET - Good Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- All Outboard Repairs REGISTERED NURSE — Also Nurses RUSCIL'S, 25 E. Front 81.. Red Bank. - Nine weeks old. AKC registered. ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agenc; playroom, two-car garage. SH 7-5B49. VAN WINKLE MARINE sires summer work; also available condition. Priced at (150 for Quick Two females. 741-7706. aides 11 p.m. until 7 a.m., 3 p.m.part-time for winter months. Call 747- sale, lack storage room. Circular table OWE r»AD A COOL RECEPTION Oceanporl Ave., Oceanport Call or dl 115 Hwy. 35 Ealontown until 11 p.m. Information 10 until 2 LI 2-3600 or L2 2-3501. . MATAWAN AREA — Strathmoro Coun- Open Friday nights Sunday A.M. p.m. RIVERCREST NURSINQ, 31 Char- Just reflnlshed. SH 1-3347. On Father's Day with a "Rainbow' PONIES — Three year-old gelding, ex- try Cluber, four bedrooms, three baths, air-condltloner. Spring prices. cellent conformation, new Western sad. SUMMER RENTAL completely air conditioned, fireplace., fin Ave., Red Bank. SUPPORTED VINYL die and bridle, sulkv and harness. Also, Naugahyde and Boltaflsx. LONO BRANCH — On the ocean front extra land. 227 Ceerfleld Lane, (27,600. EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES Wanted. FINANCIAL Foamart Hwy. 35 Hatontown LI 2-0417. Rainbow" TV & Hardware mare pony, rides and drives. Sold Private beach. Four rooms and bath. LO 6-6776. Rumson Yacht Basin Apply In person. SHORE POINT one package only. Call 741-1428. CA 9-1553. INN, Hwy. 35, Hazlet. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PONDEROBA — 12" shelving sale. — (across Acme lot) Broad, Red Bank BUNGALOW for sale In Vail Homes; 14' and 16' lengths only 16c running OROSLEY FREEZER - (23. Frigldalre DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC, blai IMMACULATE FAIR HAVEN BUNOA (69.50 per month pays all except heat. PRESENTS RIBAUDO AND CUCCHIA and tan, also red. Wormed and tern, LOW — Four excellent rooms. Two bed Small down payment required. 542- FOR LEASE — American Oil Co. hai foot, cash and carry. RED BANK refrigerator, (50. porary shots. 741-8728. NEEDS LUMBER 9 Wall St. Red Bank. SH 1 741-1690 rooms, modern kitchen and bath. Pel 0162. 40 assemblers. Union shop — sick service station for lease In Red Bank 5500. feet condition.' Yearly lease to coup! area. Financial assistance available. MIDDLETOWN-RED BANK AREA — benefits, hoapltallzation, pension fund, BDAUTYREST BOX BPRING — And with grown children. J135 per month, Builder's clofleout. Six-room ranch, two VIKING. "36" paid vacations. Start at minimum wage, Call KI 1-5121 or write "A.C.", Box LET'S FACE IT mattress, full size. Both very good REAL ESTATE FOR RENT plus utilities. June occupancy. HALL full baths, three bedrooms, attached guaranteed raises at specified periods 511, Red Bank. condition. (25. Carpet 9x12, Oriental BROS., Realtors. SH 1-7686. garage. (16,990. Call 711-1795. ON DISPLAY per contract. Interviews at 9 a.m., PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE — THEWe ars not as young as we used to be. deatgn, maroon background, (15. 264- APARTMENTS June 19. Aeromarlne Bld£., Locust St, It's no run going up snd down ladders. 2984, call between 9-2:30. S95 to 1125 Per Month BY OWNER — Little Silver three-bed- DOW8TEA AGENCY. 91 East Front TWIN GABLES APARTMENT3 - 36 THE BEP.O AGENCY Keyport. St., Red Bank. 741-8700. Wooden screens and storm windows are room ranch, den, two tiled baths', two- Alto Utsd Boats for Sals a tuugh Job to take down and put up SINGLE BOOKCASE BED — Complete, Riverside Ave., Red Bank, on river- Rt 35 Mlddletown car garaie, large rooms. Halt acre. Among Many Others BOOKKEEPEREEPER, FULL CHARGE — IF YOU HAVE Jl.OOO CASH — YouIn tlu spring and. !sll. ALUMINUM like new; triple dresser, modern gray, front, 3-3V5 rooms unturntaheil. SH V OS 1-1000 Prelty area. SH 1-8270. Trial balance, payroll, excellent op- can be the owner of a beauty parlor (50. Call 7B7-7933. portunity. P.O. Box 952, Red Bank. COMBINATIONS now on sale FRSE HIGHLANDS BUNOALOW — Unfur located In Middlesex County Shopping INSTALLATION. Only six for 177. Call MORE AND MORE VALUES Three BRAND NEW air conditioned apart- Ished. Four rooma and bath, pleasan 1960 Motor Sailer Center. Phone DELLCOR BEAUTY COLTS NECK Diesel Power 414,500 DO YOU NEED TWO INCOMES-Choose today. No charge for measuring. piece llvlnf room set (29.50, maple ment in the neweat and finest projecl location. Adulti preferred. (70 Plus ut! your own hours. Learn while earning. ACADEMY, 373-2633. Closed Saturday arm chairs' (7.50, tilt top card table lUes. 872-1858. When buying or lolllnj In the Colts In Red Bank. Living room, dining Neck area consult. »4' Hans Pedersen Twin Screw Cruiser Call 264-8759 for PERSONAL interview, LONG BRANCH — Liquor license am PROWN'S (1.75, kitchen electric clock (1.75. por- room, bedroom and lovely kitchen. $140. between 10 and 12. celain top table (4.75, walnut chlfforobe per month. CUTE, FOUR-ROOM Cape Cod, expai Fresh water cooled .(10,000 equipment. Package liquor store. Will 32 Broad St. Red Bank BH 1-7500 alon attic, near achools, shopping an lease or sell. Write P. O. Box 323 Long (11.50 pillows 50c, TV set 119. love MANOR EAST George V. Illmensee PLAY SAND — 80 lb. bag, sterilized ssat (29, refrigerator |4I>, five-piece SH 1-1900 EH 1-7200. beach, one-year leaie, available Jul: 36' Luhrs cabin cruiser i 5,000 HELP WANTED-MALE Branch, N.J. II bag, cash and carry. RED BANK kitchen set (16.50 etc. RUSdL'8, 25 13. 48 Lincoln Ave., Keanaburg. (10C ' REALTOR 22' Chris Craft i 1,250 RIVERFRONT APARTMENT - Tv, GULF MODERN TWO BAY neighbor- LUMBER, 0 Wall St., Red Bank. E. Front St., Red Bank. SIX-ROOM HOUSE - AH Improvi HO 2-3172 Ht. 34 Colts Neck 23' Shelter cabin skiff ...i 2,200 hood station for lease. Holmdel and bedrooms, tile bath, electric kitchen, 20' Zobel skiff ( 2.500 STORE CLERK — Red Bank firm. PEOPLE ARE REPLACING — Un- llvlng-dlnlng room, reasldentlai area. ments. Conveniently located. Inquire, a UNCROFT — Attractive ranch, three, 33' Pacemaker * 6,600 Write staling age, experience and sal-Bethany Riis., Hariet. Paid training. sightly metal storm doors with attrac- DON'T LET DAD PAINT Walking distance to station. J150 per21 West St., Red Bank or 70 Maibedrooms, spacious dining area, full • ary expected to P.O. Box 833. Red9-5. HE 6-6866. Night! and weekenda. tive scalloped wood doors. (19.89 each. St., Oceanporl. basement, fully landscaped plot ap. 18' Outboard, 10 h.j>. Evlnrude ..J 900Bank. N. J. CO 4-3161. ON FATHER'S DAY month. Lease rewired. P.O. Box 1130, proxlroately 100x140. (10,700. SH 7- IS' Outboard, with trailer ( 1,200 See various new models at RED BANK Red Bank. ONE-FAMILY HOUSE — Six rqomi MAINTENANCE — General factory, LAUNDRAMAT — Fully equipped with LUMBER, 9 Wall St., Red Bank. SH 1 Even though the big paint discounts ari at "Rainbow." 1,600 colors. Wnlti RED BANK — Newly decorated three- full basement Call some knowledge of mechanics, plumb- washers and dryers. For rent at H506500. LI 2-4156 SHREWSBURY — Four-bedram. Cape, FINANCING ARRANGED Ing, electrical and carpentry prefer- monthly. Gross Income approximate KM rut. . Latex (3.49. Instead give room apartment. Unfurnished. Heat and Cod on large enclosed lot. Low taxes, red. ENGINEERED PRECISION «1.600 monthly. McALISTER AGENCY. a "Rainbow" gift. water supplied, private entrance. Con- RUMSON - 28 First Bt. Five roomi near schools, transportation and shop- FIRST ST. RUMSON CASTING CO., Palmer Ave., Middle Real Estate. 109 East River Rd., Rum- KEYS MADE velnlent to transportation. IS5 pefurnishel d until after Labor Cay. 1600plug area. (15,700. SH 1-8413. (201) 842-2300 town. son. 842.1894. WHAT WOULD you do If you IOL "Rainbow" TV & Hardwars month. 741-2123. 201-1468. ' your keys? Be safe, get extra keys. MONMOUTH BEACH — Beit area. (across Acme lot) Broad, Red Bank NEW GARDEN APARTMENTS RANCH — In excellent condition. Threi Beautiful larger home. Landscaped bedrooms, living room with tlreplaci acre plus. Four or six bedrooms, den, PROWN'S FOUR WINDOW AIR CONDITIONERS and dining room, large recreatlona — Excellent condition. 13.6 cu. ft. self GREENS AVE. APARTMENTS 36' living room, large dining room, 32 Brosd St., Red Bank SH 1-75OC defrosting refrigerator. Window wall basement with utility room. Lease re eat-kltchen, all rooms over 20' Four quired. OLAZEBROOK AGENCY, Real baths, two powder rooms, four fire- draperies, tricycle, living room furnl. 728 Greens Ave. West End, N. Jtor. , Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumso BATH TUB ENCLOSURE ture. Moving away. BH 1-9133. places, owner mutt sell. Retiring. Call One-bedroom apartments, back en- S421700. 522-4044 or 812-3360. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 16' TRAVEL TRAILER — Like new. $29,95 trance, all utilities, except electrl BABT KEANSBURO-Four-room housi Self contained gas refrigerator. Toilet. J120 per monlh. CA 2-1880. *75 per month, plus one month securlt] RIVER PLAZA — Three-bedroom split, A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Com. in and se. tbls exceptional valui (1,450. Sleeps five. 741-0011. wall-lo-wall carpeting. 1% baths, large, today. Installation optional. THREE BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED — Couple with one child, or adults onl recreation room. In nice area, 121,- STEREO III FI — AM-FM radio, like Apartments available. All utilities. All 787-7633. 000. SH 7-4394. PROWN'S nsw, matching record cabinet, Bllver- year round or seasons). Modern bath POUT MONMOUTH — Nice OWL LINCItOFT — Two acres of pin* 32 Broad Bt. lied Bank SH 1-7600 tohcohc,, best orfer. 787-0308. and kitchen. One furnished two room home. Four large rooma, enclosci beach apartment, all utilities. Season- wooded area. Brook. Hollywood out- Adding Machine*—Typewrite™ Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating jUiNUiiltlZlNO ttQUll-MBNT - ¥ol ELECTRICLE C STOVE — (35. Call after porch, good location, (100 plus utilities door living type houBe, Three bed- 6 p.m. al only. All above have private bead Lease. References. Chateau Realty Itci rent or sale; free delivery South J with privileges. Overlooking Sandy Hool rooms, three battis, four patios (40 • •ev fll/HOICAL SH 7-2614. 741-2299 Eitate, 215 Carr Ave,, Keansbun 000, owner, 811 1-5702. ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced, TOM eLATal - Painting and Decor Bay. 872-9741. T87B884. sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's 10) Loechlng field added. Backhos work. atlng. General Contracting, fully In- PIANOS - Save (100 or more of! in USED TV'S $39 UP TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE—Living room Monmoutli st, Red Bank, ail 7-0489. C II. Wilson. SH 1-184S. sured, Twenty rears experience. Free price, brand new 8b not* console pi- 6PRINOVIEW OARDENB OAK II1LL-MIDDLBTOWN - Thre, kitchen, bath with shower, oil heat estimates BH 14491 after 6 p.m. anos. 10-year guarantee. Comt> see, 30-Day Guarantee 2S3 Bprlng St. Hcil -Ban year-old home In perlect condition Luge corner lot, two blocks eait of lave. Rem, option to buy, Tenzer'r New TVs $Hfl.C5, One-yeir free icrv Immediate and future occupancy Shade trees, living room, dining room, Brood St., BH 1-1509. Antiques Wanted Home Improvements Piano—Organ Tuning Muslo Rtnre. 306 Main 8t.. Lakewood Ice. Vs-cuum clefui&m, electric appll Large four-room npartmenl, two bed kitchen, three beilroomH, den, 2Vi tllei unces, liomeivares. ail 1-7008. rooms, complete kitchen, spacious clos. baths, gameroom, two-car garage. Bhor SYCAMORE AVE.. Little Silver. Cape TOMATO STICKS — 5' lonr., 10c each els. Adults only. Plcnse call SH 1-11672. term lease, $275 per month. HAL Cod, halt acre, double garage, atone Old Dolla guns. Jewelry, cut glass, FINISHED BASEMENTS, remoilel- PIANOS—ORGANS or 12 for (1. Pick em up I At RED"Rainbow" TV & Hardware BtlOS,, Realtors, 813 River Ret., Fl fireplace. Five room* novmauirs Bins furniture. Civil War books. Appraisals lni>, plumbing, electric wiring, ma- Tuned — Repaired — tugultlea BANK LUMBER. 9 Wall St.. Red Bank DEAL — Only one avtUlabls In shore Haven. 741-76B0. bath; finished unstalrs with two rooms made. Oilman. SH 7-1141. sonry and painting. For tree estimate Raymond BosworUi 811 1-7853 (Acroas Acme lot) Broad, Red Hunk aren. Benutlful, spacious seven rooms, and half balh. Asking (20,500. SII 1. call 611 7-1672. POWER TOOLS — 4" planer with two baths, plenty of closet apace, with HIGHLANDS — Small cottage on hi 4634 after five. PIANO TUNING — Available eve- stand snd motor $15. 24" Jigsaw with RIDING BOOTS Jotiphur boots fllifl 51),prlvato bathing beach. Yearly basis, Couple preferred. Appliance Repairs WORKING MAN'S contractor—Alter, nings. James A Ryan. CA 2-7124. Call motor HO, 40" wood lathe with 15" practically new, (8. |223 per monlh. Act quickly, Superln 872-0120 HAZLET E1OHT ROOM SPLIT LEVEL atlons additions, painting, masonry, after Q p.m. extension, face plate and set of lathe 811 1-BOOB tendent, 1 Hose-ld Avenue. — — 1V4 baths, 10x16 kitchen, formal lonls, 741-8280. IUIMB0N — 6 Second Bt. Three bed dining room, (17,900. J870025. APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- and all those llttlt lobs. Evenings LO 8O?W AND CLUB C1UIA — Bolt, LONQ BRANCH AREA - Klberon rooms, one bath, modern kitchen, n tion. Residential and comraxrclal wir- 0-1714. Plumbing and Heating BOWING MACHINE EXERCIZKR - with foam rubber cuatilons and backi; Neat three rooms and bath. Alt utll garage. One child only. References re ONLY (24,000 - Four-bedroom ltf-bath ing Allen Electric SH 74611 O.K. Trens Ironer, four sets Done beautiful upholstery; practically new, ties except electric. Yearly. (03. C/quired. (153 monthly. Phone 842,052! ranch, two blocks from school. Fair trains, mahogany office desk 2'V x 5' very reasonable. 842-314.1. 2-«30fl. 1 Haven-River Oaka. Owner transferred. Lawn Mower Repairs KfEEGAN'B Furniture, maple, modern Danish, am 300 RIVERFRONT—Large living rooi BS I^aurol Dr. SH 7-120(1. Auto Body Repair 24 llaur Service. All ntatlng unit* leather pieces, Moving, must sell 811 NEW I'URNITUItB — Bar cabined, HIGHLANDS — Furnished apartment, three bedrooms, redecorated. Yearl service! SII 7-1827 811 1-7875 plajtlc [oara rubber cushion, loveiififtls Three rooms and bnth. All utilities. rental. LOcunt MOO monthly. 2D1-2OT OLDE BllIlEWflniJItY—Three-bedioom ALL, KINDB OK LAWN MOWEIIB— 1-S279. parK benches, Adirondack chairs, Iron- 20 Naveilnli Ave., on m. 30 8J2-D892, ranch. Living room with flreplice, din- BXPURT PAINTINO and body re- Hand and circular saws, sharpened, Roofing, Siding and Insulation DOUBLE DKCKEIl BUNK beds, child's Rrspe and classic design lawn setleff SIX-ROOM HOUSE — Oil. heal, avo ing area, screened porch, garage, pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy repaired. Frea pick up. 201-2137. crib, high chnlr, wnlnut dresser, din- new box spring and moltreses. nils 3K-ROOM GARDEN APARTMENT — able July 1. Reasonable rent. Cal many shrubs and fruit trees, Spilt Chevrolet. Atlantlo Hlihlands. 201.0305 Ing room suits. 6' pool table. Mlscel CIL'B, 25 B. Front St., Red H«nk. Illverlront. Call CO 4-0308. roll fenceil rear yard; plus extras. ALUMINUM SIDING—Installed by lanemis. 741-02BO. 812-0874 Low Iqxes. Owner's suit, BH 1-B8S3. Pnlnllnp, and Decorating tlumlnum mechanics. GUARANTEE!) FATHER'S DAY "SAVER" HOUSE - Well built, well kept, prlv Auto and Track Rental for 20 years, Free estimates. NOItGE UPRIGHT 14 C. IT. FIIEEZ- THItEE-noOM FURNISHED APART ate eitate, on Chapel Hill Rd., abou MIDDLETOWN — Split level, three PROWN'S, 32 Hroail Bt., Ited Bank, ER — And small Coldspot refrlgera, Bhaver, three speed, only V27.DS. Tram MENT — Adults, no pels, 180 perone mite from Hwy. 35, fi^ roomi bedrooms, playroom, 1% baths, at- AVIS—Rent a new car or'truck. Low LOUIS CABBAN - Palmer, decorator, Our 38th year In business. BH 1-7500. tor. Reasonable. Oil 201-0723 sfter I tstor radio, 121.Do. Clock rsdlo, (21.03. month. 741-0(21 or LI 2-2277. porch, Including kitchen, two bat)tache' d garage, dead-end street, Near rates. Mapla Ave., Red Bank, 811 7- paperlianger. 25 years experience. 43 p.m. (Ueteo HI-KI, JJ89.0J. ID" IV portable, ATLANTIC IIIOHLANDS-Three rooms, rooms, two-car garage, storage R[>AC schools 80% mortgage assured. Phone 030t Pit 44214. Dally 7 a.m —10 p.m. Cliapln Ave. SU 1-1708 aflei 6 p.m. Insulation « Siding Corp Certified IIID-M. (One-year free service.) Oar- furnished or unfurnished, all utllltlei owner, 871-2087. TKADU IN your old mrnuurs with no prlvnln home, especially nice, separnt Available. Yearly tease to resporisll Johtis-Manvllle contractor. l'R 0.-R4O7 down payment and g»l a nsw parlor den toota. entrance. 2D1-10D7. RUMSON — Four-bedroom, three-bath 1. II. HILI. - Painter Interior snd or Adam Mnzmayer 2l)l-o:i02. arlulti only. Phone weekends SII Building Contractor eiterlor. No lohs too large or loo or dining room set at ssls prloss. Wll "Rainbow" TV & Hardware FURNISHED APARTMENT FO1 204.1: weekdava N. Y. Wll 30271. rnnch home, best section, nne acr* sman. Very reasonable. Call I47D030. OLBUN CO INU-Kooflni! Hldlni 4 Ham Leff Furniture Inc., Hwy Aft. IBNT All ulllltles, ocean anil river. Holy Rroas School area. Will sell or BUILDER — New homes, room ad- Insulation. Installed and nusrniilerd Mlddlstnwn. SII 1-3213. open evsnlngr 'across Acme lot) Brnnil, IIPI! Ilnnk Jail 842-0023. ATLANT'C 1IIO1ILANDH — June 22- rrnt, furnished or unfurnished. LO 7- for 10 rears PR S0705 291 fKMO. Mil 9 p m. August ..'I rtlritlaheri, tnoilem, foil 1122. ditions, basement and attio rooms. CAItl, B JONM - I'nlnllnn and 21" ilOA MAIIOOANY CONSOLE TV THREE ItoOMR - Furnished or un-roDtna IUIII bath, water view, reason, kitchens, garags, repairs and alter- decorating Full Insurance coverage. ANDiailBON WINDOW I'ff6TlUCT»~^ - Heiutlful cabinet. furnished. All ullllllei Included Ne> alilo. Call after .1 p.m. 201-11351). MIDDLBTOVYN AUBA^EiceTient buy, atlona. Herbsrt Blionrauch. 811 1-6'JUl. For free estimate csll 747-3041. Tel. Answering Service Hlstrlbutora. I1HI) HANK LUMUBIl, 9 transportation anil shopping In Red seven-room snllt with cellar and large A. J. PICONB - Ctlamlo tilt coo- Wall HI., Hid Hank. 811 1-5900. H_ Dank. Immediate occupancy. Adult FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL — Complete lot, Just completed, SH 7-6314. BUMMBR DnBB»ES - Bklrts. coatsT inly.. Cull SH 7-0100 or LI 2-3823. ly renovated. Three bedroom (on traotof tor quality, pries, and prompt PAINTING AND PAMOII IUNOINO— L1CT US Bfi] your ssoretary. NO need FLOWERING SHRUBS imall) two baths, 23' llvlng-dlnlng roor turtle* Fret tsfimata. C*H SM-21M For • good clean Job, reasonable. to miss calls, 24 hour snswerlng 1013 and 14. Children's costs anil VTLANT1C HIGHLANDS - Three room arge Kitchen, June occupancy, li: (More Classified Adi or 3H4I77, Call Ml 7-3401, Ed Zlnstr. etrrlos. Ill 1-4700. S»lllrif out. Welgtlu, Dth.rs, XV. 10 ilrenei, 7-1. Dmall cheat, hlrli clillr, parlmenl. All utilities Included. HO plus utilities, William Hai), Bll 1-1688 for «J. Mt-4739. Iresser, cttalr, desa, oddi and d baton I p.m. B42-111I. per rnonlh. M 3rd Ave, JM-2UJ. On DM Next Fuge) mum rat wx. HWJE8 8AL8 HOUSES FOB MtE WXJSZM FOR IALE EED BANK SECISTER Fridt^ JUM 14,1963—27 JOSEPH 9. McCUE, REALTOR SHRIWSIURY OFHCI QffEftJNftS. THE LOW AGENCY HOUSES ran HALE HOUSES FOR SALE 30 RID6E ROAA TALL TREES AMD HOLLY RUMSQN, N. J. surround this thr««4«froom ranch witfa pine den and full base- REALTORS RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS 842-0444 ment with rumpw room. Dtebwuher, fireplace and drastically reduced to settle estate. Now $19,900. 636 Rivtr Road Fair Haven 600 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN, N. J. THERE I? tit) SUBSTITUTE FOB OVER GARDEN CLUB LANDSCAPING SH 1-4477 J8 YEARS EXPERIENCE sets off this attractive three+ettrooin ranch. Entrance foyer with Member Multiple Listing Service SHadyside 7-4532 RUMSON-BARN RED, REMODELED FARM COTTAGE, ES- guest closet, 21' living room with fireplace, dining room, two TATE AREA! Master bedroom and bath first floor. Two bed- baths, basement rec. room. Out of town owner just reduced price TAILORED FOR FAMILY LIVING Member Multiple Listing Service rooms and bath up. Living room with fireplace, dining room, to FHA appraisa4-422,»50. This practical, economical, medium sized Colonial house, situated in Rumson on three beautifully groomed acres, has a gracious liv- kitchen, powder room. Detached two-car garage play house OURS EXCLUSIVELY! EXCEPTIONAL! is how we would describe this newly listed Grounds ideal for, swimming pool, 1« acres. Beautiful trees. ing room, sun room, dining room, den, large paneled library over- three-year-old bi-level in a park-like setting. Lower level ha» Next to the river-4hb desirable Dutch Colonial home on one atln Asking $41,500. looking flagged patio, a large comfortable kitchen and two maids' recreation room, den, laundry and 54 ° - Upper, spacious kitchen acre in an estate area. Spacious living room with fireplace and rooms and bathrooms on the first floor. Four family bedrooms idjoining screened porch, formal dining room, modern kitchen and with dishwasher, counter range and built-in oven. Three twin FAIR HAVEN-A COTTAGE SMALL! NO WATERFALL. CUS- and three.bathrooms on the second floor plus two sleeping porches sized bedrooms and two full baths. Gas heat, two-car attached breakfast room, sewing room, three bedrooms and bath, two- and a sun deck. There is a three-car garage with a playroom for TOM BUILT BRICK RANCHER. For a family smalWdeal. car garage and circle drive. Transferred owner asking $24,500. garage. A truly delightful home and priced to sell. $28,500. Nicely situated, two bedrooms and bath. Stairs to expansion attic. teenagers. Walking distance to all schools. This is country living c at its best for only J55.OOQ. EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY - Transferred owner offers Living room, kitchen with breakfast space patio, screened porch. SAVE $$$$$$ ' ' • . • Two-car garage. $19,250, or reasonable offer. a spotless five-year-old ranch on a manicured lot in choice Fair Transferred owner sacrificing home for quick sale. Living room, BOATMAN'S SPECIAL Haven location. Three double bedrooms, two full ceramic tiled dining room, modern kitchen, screened porch, four bedrooms, Sheltered water and a private dock provide a natural haven for baths. 21x13 living room with fireplace, gracious dining room, . RUMSON-BEAUTIFUL SHREWSBURY RIVER. DOCK, THREE three baths, large family room with fireplace, basement game room ACRES, RANCHI Three bedrooms, three baths. Living room, your boat and a superb view for your leisure hours. Rolling green cedar paneled den, immaculate eat-in kitohen with dislhwasJier. complete with pool table and bar. Twrxar garage; wall-to-wall lawns and shade trees enhance the landlubber side of your house, Gas heat. Two-car attached garage. Many extras. $32,250. dining room, kitchen. Attached two-car garage. Illness forces carpeting. Fine residential area near schools. Ail this, plus sale of this unusual property. Asking $49,500. screened porch and patio enable you to enjoy what you have. lovely lft-acre plot; offered below cost at $28,900. There are four bedrooms, two baths, two-car garage, breakfast SPACIOUS RUMSON HOME - Only eight years old on l'/4 FAIR HAVEN-ATTRACTIVE LITTLE RANCHER, SMALL PLOT. STRIKING CALIFORNIA CONTEMPORARY nook and a game room. Would you like to see it? Asking $42,500. acres in excellent neighborhood. Has four nice bedrooms, 19x17 Lots of utility. Three bedrooms and bath. Living roam, dining Perfect home for luxurious entertaining or family fun. 4O'x20' den, two full baths, laundry room, living room with fireplace, WATERFRONT COLONIAL room, kitchen. Full basement with recreation room, attached ga- swimming pool with automatic filtering system. Foyer, sweeping dining room, kitchen with wall oven and dishwasher. There Is a Commanding a view of the full length of the Navesink River, this rage.' Nice flagged terrace. Owner transferred. Asking $21,500. living and dining rooms with fireplace, dream eat-in kitchen with two-car garage and breeieway. Oil baseboard heat. Asking $42,000. all-brick home with slate roof is a true showplace. Executives and loads of cabinets, three large bedrooms plus den, three baths, their families will love it for the stunning sweep of its double stair- RIVER OAKS RANCH — Three bedrooms, recreation room in .LITTLE SILVER-BRAND NEW COLONIAL, 2% TILED BATHS. screened porch, huge recreation room with bar. plus children's All rooms spacious. Center hall, living room, dining room, kitch- case, the magnificent parquet floors, fine guest accommodations, basement. Lovely living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen. playroom and father's study. en, paneled den. Full basement, attached two-car garage. Pos- Jy. % acre. OaH (or appointment to in- solid construction and boating facilities. Three-car heated garages Attached garage. Excellent condition and location. Asking $21,500. session about three months. Why not inspect now and note the spect this unique offering at $38,900. with rented apartment, V/ beautifully landscaped acres. Owner 2 RUMSON COLONIAL WATERFRONT - Realistically priced for many niceties like walk-in closets, double vanities, etc. Priced at MIDDLETOWN OFFICE OFFERINGS: leaving area invites offers. $130,000. $41,900. quick sale. Call immediately for seven-bedroom, four and one- half bath compact home. No useless wings or extra rooms on this. EVERYTHING YOU NEED MINIATURE RUMSON SHOWPLACE Featured are living room, dining room, den, game room, kitchen RUMSON COLONIAL-ALL SCHOOLS AREA. CHILDREN PLAY BuHder-owner, four-bedroom home with recreation room, garage Nestled among beautiful trees, shrubs and landscaping, this most with dinette and extra large enclosed porch on river side. IN SAFETY. Spacious grounds allow for swimming pool, tennis and basement, two baths. Excellent.condition, located in desirable attractive ranch is a perfect home for those preferring the very All these features offered for $59,000. coyrts, etc. Center hall, living room, -dining room, den, sun room, neighborhood with large lake in area—boating, fishing, etc. See best in country living, seclusion and a perfect setting for enter- library, kitchen, pantry, laundry, maid's room and bath. Second It now. Easy mortgage terms available-Asking $1B,500. taining. There are three bedrooms, 2!4 tiled baths, screened porch, floor—Four bedrooms, four baths, sundeck, sleeping porches. Patio, two-car attached garage. Just reduced to $43,500. basement, three-car garage with recreation room—bar. Real fan* ALMOST NEW-YOUNG NEIGHBORHOOD WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) ily home. Asking $55,000. • Beautiful place, •wonderful for children, four nicely decorated bed- rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, foyer, big recreation REALTORS — IN RUMSON SINCE 1905 MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE room and attached garage. New Public and Parochial schools, THE DOWSTRA AGENCY 23 RIDGE ROAD RUMSON near shopping and bus lines. Assume owner's mortgage for ap- REALTORS 842-0600 proximately $5,300, with low monthly payments of $132.74 for all. THE CURTAIN AGENCY Priced low at $19,000. Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing Service RUMSON — Just offered. An older home of great potential. End of a quiet street, % acre o! shady grounds. Features four bed- COMMUTERS: BELFORD — Approximately $600 down buys this three bedroom 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. rooms, a large dining area and a breakfast nook and two full ranch. Kitchen, living room, dining room; aluminum storm and Buses stop within one block from your door, trains five minutes SH 1-8700 baths. Full cellar. A low price for the neighborhood—$25,000. screens, barbecue, fufl basement. NO DOWN GI subject to FHA or away. This attractive threeJbedroom Cape Cod, large living room, VA approval. $16,400. eat-m modern kitchen, full basement has all the privacy you BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL IN A WOODLAND SETTING RUMSON RIVERFRONT — A bright, nicely modernized, six-room need. Urge tot with plenty of trees and shrubs. Call now-$15,9W). OF TALL TREES AND ROLLING HILLS home right on the edge of the channel. New baseboard heat has HAZLET - ONLY $550 DOWN FOR THIS FOUR-BEDROOM This very nice house has split hand hewn shingled exterior. On been installed, new wiring and plumbing. There's a porch over- ARE YOU JUST STARTING OUT? the first floor there is a through hall, living room, fireplace, dining looking the dock, a lavatory on the first floor. There are three CAPE COD Vf, baths, living room, 11x13 kitchen. NO DOWN Give your family a hajipy future in your own home. Just pick GI Subject to RHA or VA approval. $15,650. room, modern kitchen with breakfast nook, den, powder room. boat slips and a haulout ramp. If you're interested in a good home up the phone and call us to see this lovely two-bedroom home in Three big bedrooms, two baths on second. Full daylight base- on the river, you should see this one. $22,000. immaculate condition. Nice fenced property, good schools, trans- LEONARDO - 12-YEAR OLD FOUR BEDROOM COLONIAL ment. House is in perfect condition. One acre. $32,000. featuring oversized modern kitchen, spacious living room and portation to everywhere. FHA and VA mortgages to qualified CARRIAGE HOUSE - Skillfully molded into an attractive plan. dining room, large closets, full basement, extra large plot, purchaser. Price-$10,000. A SWIMMING POOL Put your decorative talents to work. Special features—a rare, aluminum storms and screens. Liberal financing available. Priced all ready to cool off that tired wage earner. And he will have quiet, private, garden-like setting, and an unusually large first to sell at $19,500. plenty of leisure to enjoy it because the ranch house that goes floor, the biggest dining room you'd ever want—seven rooms total. WALKER & WALKER with it needs no care outside of cutting the grass. Center hall, Why not call us and enjoy an inspection of this different property. MIDDLETOWiN - Six-year-old Bedroom Split featuring living . ; REALTORS living room with bay. window, fireplace, dining room, modern $29,400. room, dining room, kitchen, plus 14x17 den, with utility room, kitchen. Three bedrooms, Vfa baths. Large enclosed porch. Trans- Highway 35 l'/4 baths. Owner transferred, will consider any reasonable offer. fered owner is asking $29,500. Asking $18,000. 1,000 feet south of Lily-Tulip Co., Middletown WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) 671-3311 NEW RUMSON COLONIAL $21,500 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Multiple Listings and Trade-Ins Within walking distance to all schools. Bus a few seconds away. THE CURTlN AGENCY First floor has foyer, living room, fireplace, dining room, modern Realtors Send for Catalogue kitchen. Three bedrooms, bath on second. Large daylight base- ment with plenty of room for a den, play area and laundry. 64 Thomson Ave. 291-1800 Leonardo, N. J. Open 7 Day* REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Member Multiple Listing Services PHONE FOR CATALOG OF LISTINGS REALTORS RED BANK RED BANK ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY 127 Oakland St. Red Bank LITTLE mbVEH - RIM SON AREA Monmouth County's Oldest Real Eitate Firm RAY VAN HORN REALTORS SHadyside 7-3445 . 199 Broad Street, Red Bank-SH 1-3450 GI and FHA Mortgages OVER A QUARTER CENTURY Tower Hill at Little Silver ; ^Member of Multiple Listing Service " ": V Seven Day Service MULTIPLE LISTINGS Cmtom-Builr, Prestige Homes' '''•'•- -•••'••' LITTLE SILVER,- Attractive fwo-story colbhiaK-Tourbedrooms, RED BANK — Excellent condition, threeiedroom, residence, fireplace in living, room, lull dining 'room, screened porch work- THRILLING WATERFRONT LOCATION - VA rolling acres. Na- living room, nice kitchen, baseboard heat, oil fired, porch, taxes Colonial Design—Only 2 Homes Left room in cellar, garage. Taxes only $431. A most attractive house tive tall hemlocks, fire and dogwood. High bank. Six-year-old, $110. Asking $16,500. : selling at $22,900. , ' ' four-bedroom, 2'/2-bath residence. Carpeting. Fishing and boating. riv« bMroomi, 2',4 baths. Eicliulve Tower Hill Section. Thut'tia the $31,500. Offers wanted. RIVER PLAZA — 10-year-old ranch on quiet residential street, flnil two Iiomo» reirulninj lor sale In thli majnltlctnt (root, Open HERE'S A RARITY - Large four-bedroom (three up, one down), three bedrooms, tile bath, oversized two-car garage, finished base- tor inspection. split level, game room 17x12, entrance hall,, 20-ft. .living room, TREES! TREES!! TREES!!! Like-new split level. Four bedrooms, ment, playroom and bar, well landscaped, nqwly painted and dec- PROSPECT AVB.. JUST OFF HARDING RD., LITTLE SILVER. separate dining room, 14-ft. kitchen, cellar garage, lot 125x205. V/i baths, recreation room, den, built-in bar. Carpeting. Full base- orated inside and out, many extras with 10% down. Asking $17,900. Asking $24,500. Will consider reasonable offer. DIRECTIONS: Broad SI.,, Red Bank to Hanlinj Rd. Proceed ment, two-car garage. Fenced yard. Reduced to $24,900. Bargain. down Hard In J Rd. to M blinker; rlsM on Pr«!5«ct Ave, NEED FOUR BEDROOMS in lop location? Look at the sizes- ri 1 OF OLD McCARTER ESTATE - Beautiful lakefront co- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL: T4M814. 2O'xl5\ 16'xl2', 15'xl5', 13W and bath and powder room, living (oinial. Rumson High School district. Like-new home. Four bed- room 21x15 with colonial fireplace, huge lot with brook in rear., rooms, 2'/2 tiled baths. Study. Paneled family room. Pastel car- SUITABLE FOR NURSERY Asking price $23,900. LIFE WITH FATHER 120-a.cre lum, rich loam soil, ample pet throughout. Two-car garage. $39,900. Make offer. Will be easier In this clean, four-bed body of water for Irrigation. Two-atory room, V& bath split level which has 8lx-room farm house, Improvements, HOLLAND HILLS OF HOLMDEL THE PRICE IS RIGHT - Large four-bedroom bi-level with co- 804 River Road Fair Haven. N. J. been FHA Inspected and approved for nice shade, usual outbuilding*, few onial features. Two baths and powder room, living room with some wlae home seeker. Conveniently minutes drive Freehold. Other land In 747-4100 located In a good neighborhood for this area much hJgh&r in price. Olfei' THE ULTIMATE fireplace, full dining room, 18-ft. game room, laundry room, two- children. Save time an4 money by this less than J5S0 pet a tie. car garage, good trees and landscaping. Price $28,500. seeing this good buy. Tlit abort Will or Holmdel. Hornet from 130,000. ModoLj available or will HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE LAMSON, INC. build to «ult. Juit 19 homes placed In majeallc lettini wJUi towerlnj Oiks $17,450 50 W. Mala St. (Realtors) Freehold and Doiwoodi .•uttered everywhere. Eath lite (• one-acre or f reater with HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RUMSON — Four-bedroom ranch with FHA ONLX J70O DOWN HO 2-OUO two brook! and a iwtle alope. Located %-mlie west of Laurel Ave on Holland exquisite features Including double Quilltled Veta • No Money Down Rd. .Pour minutes to Bell Libi. Hi minutes to Mlddletown Railroad BtaHon, SILVERBROOK PARK closets, picture window In dining room, HOLMDEL — Wonderful shade trees. Colonial bow window, Tennessee stone Including dogwoods, surrounding re- ID minutes u> Red Bank, three mlntei to Garden BUM Red Hill Interchanre THIS CAPE COD boasts of four AT WEST LONG BRANCH fireplace In living room. Complete SNYDER REALTORS stored farm house with hot water heat. •four mUmtM umaiit Llir TUIID. bedrooms, living room with fire- modern kitchen, two beautiful ceramic Several fertile acres. (19,500: low taxet. REINFELD tiled baths, two-car garage. Manv oth- 03 1-2500 HAROLD LINDEUANN, Broker. EMofr place, kitchen with dining area, OFFERS QUA1JFIBD NEW 5 Corners Middletown HAROLD E. HARRISON FOKR-BJCDROOM er attractions. Ideal locatlOD, too, for town. LI 2-1103. playroom and large screened eterant No Down Payment COLONIAL SHREWSBURY — Cape Cod. liS years porch and for just $15,500. young. Two bedrooms, convenient to DEVELOrER AMD BUILDER ' shopping and schools. Asklnff $13,500. (More Classified Ads 68.70 Month Approximate For Information call 1*0 6-22&S or CO $21,500 FINLAY On The Next Page) KE 1-WM LOVELY TWO-YEAR-OLD BI- THREE BEDROOMS 1-0930. LEVEL on large lot, 190x190. DIRECTIONS: Hwy. 38 to Wall Bt. REAL ESTATE AGENCY IO OlOSOta OOSTS — A hlf % acre (Oft Eitontown Circle! continue on 270 Bay Ava. Highlands Four twin size bedrooms, three or Pop — science kitchen tor Mom — Wall St., to Fairway Ave., to models. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE baths, living room, dining room, i cut pink bedroom (or Bla — and a 172-0100 HOUSES FOR SALE JanelM boys' room for Brother. All kitchen, 13x17 family room and his In a beautiful area, near shopping, BILVERBROOK - SH 1-1200 BELFOBD — Three-bedroom ranch, two-car attached garage. May be ictioola and churches. OH YES ! A porch, and picket fence. Excellent con- VETS NO J DOWN MIDDLETOWN - Two-bedroom large garag« for the Beetle-buggy, PAIR HAVEN-J9potless three-bedroom dition. Nice location. Owner. 1J7-B22 Non-Vet $450 Down ranch, basement, grownup yard. purchased for only $27,750. ranch [n beat area. Full dry cellar or 7H7-S913. Y o u, n g three-bedroom ranch with laundry and play area. S17.9O0 RANCH — Three bedrooms, two baths, $12,800. COLONIAL RANCH on high, Non Vets $270 Down home. Living room, full dining LARGE RANCH — 30' llvlnj room tiled baBement, two-car garage, patto, wooded lot. Living room with with fireplace, dining room, modern wall-to-wall carpet, custom built, on room, kitchen, full basement, SHREWSBURY-Four bedrooms, $8,990 FULL PRICE kitchen, three large bedrooms and bath wooded lot, dead end street, Linr -ft. two baths, ranch, full basement, fireplace, formal dining room, SUBJECT TO VA, FHA APPROVAL two-car garage. Large corner lot Asking J31.000. SH 7-3389. professionally finished paneled family kitchen, four large bed Asking (17,800. recreation room with bar, over- $18,750. RED BANK AREA — Owner selling. rooms, 2>4 baths, paneled den MCAUSTER AGENCY beautiful brick Colonial on point of • sized detached two-car garage, and oversize two-car garage, REINFELD Real Estate Navesink River. Many extras. Asking city sewers, near transportation, OWNER'S SACRIFICE-Just re- 109 East River R,l. Rumson $75,000. Will accept any reasonable of- Asking $34,500. ler. 7«-(32S. Shopping. $14,800. duced to $38,000. Colonial, four Realty Company M2-18M bedrooms, 2% baths, three acres, ELWOOD A. VETS NO t DOWN basement, screened porch, fire- 1838 RT. & MipbLBTOWN HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Non-Vet $900 Down place, patio, estate area. ARMSTRONG 671-3500 OWNER TRANSFERRED-Has NEXT TO HARUONY BOWL AQENCK REALTORS LICENSED "REAL EBTATE BROKER set low price for fast sale. Fouf ROLAND PIERSON 554 Prospect Ava. LlttU Sllv.r Dally 9 to S. Saturday and Sunday LOCUST bedrooms, two full baths, living " to 7. ... in natural wooded hilltop letting with magnificent view RUMSON room, dining room, kitchen, rec- AGENCY 741-4500 Country setting on two plus acres, yet convenient to beach, of Navtiinl River. Located in one of Monmouth County'i moit reation room and full basement. REALTOR Member Multiple Listing LOW DOWN PAYMENT boating, shopping. Like Golf? Rumson Club adjoins this Attached garage, oil fired hot liver Plaza Cape Cod. Perfect condl- •xcluiive areas. Call SH 1-2382 or your own broker. custom built Colonial 1 yr. old, contains over 3000 Sq. ft water baseboard heat. Sewers, Ion, eljht years old. three bedrooms 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner HIGHWAY OFFICE ADJOINING room for fourth). Basement, lovely of living pleasure. Gracious entrance foyer 19'xll*. Liv- Parochial schools. Three blocks ard. FHA appraised (or (U.900. H50 ing room 26'xl(i' with 5' fireplace. Formal dining room, Newman Springs Rd. REAL ESTATE OFFICE. Rea- Y from public schools. Approxi lown. Asking H5.000. Mr. Coieni, 15'xl3', den, 15'xl3\ del. kitchen 20 xl4' with dining area. sonable rent. I41-763S or 222-9180. mately $145 per month pays all (Near Garden State Parkway) 2«4 baths with vanities. Four large bedrooms, master to qualified buyer. $19,200. Red Bank P.O. SH 1-757 STORE — Busy street. 20x42. HOUSES FOR SALE is 18'xl6' with private bath and walk-in closet. Patio, Perfect condition. $100 monthly combination storm windows. V/2 car garage. Over $2,800 LITTLE SILVER MEMBER rent or entire property consisting new carpet, phone jacks, wiring for stereo-intercom, T.V. First Time Offered. OF RED BANK of store and lot 150x150. ideally FIRESIDE All porches and footings are steel reinforced and other NOT A DEVELOPMENT-This MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE located for gas station. Full price plus features. $59,500. Call owner 842-1B21 after 7 p.m. beautifully landscaped Tennessee $13,300. itone front home has four bed' NO-DOWN VETS MIDDLETOWN - Assume $12, rooms, living room with fire- 200 mortgage, seven-room splil SHOREWAY LOW-DOWN place, kitchen, separate paneled level, l'A baths. 80x120 lot, pay dining area, jalousied Florida menls $114 a month, full prlo REALTY, INC. NON-VETS room. Attached two-car garage. $16,400. Hwy. 35 SEE FOR YOUJtflmLF — Cute Half acre lot. Open to offers. Holmdel ranch type bungalow, needs little Asking $20,500. (Ofl Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 work. Modern kitchen, living room, SHOREWAY three big bedrooms .bath, no down B B B B IATONTOWN — Two-bedroom ranch. Beautiful finished basement, large ga- veti. McSOWAN REALTY, INC. rage, 11 Kremer Ave. JH.200. u 2- A bargain Cape Cod, four bed- 3280. Only $6,900 flt Fireside THE KIRWAN COMPANY rooms, two baths, garage, 13 AGENCY Hwy. 35 Holmdel NEW FRONT TO BACK SPLIT LEVEL HUIIRY, HURRY - Call now to REALTORS years old, good basic condition, CO 4-701 — Seven rooms, three bedrooms, lot see thin Immaculate custom Cape (Oft Union Ave.) 751105, Walling Ave., Belrord. Call OS Cod. Three big bertroomi, bright but needs paint, fine Fair Haven REALTORS 1-2751. JIO.MO. sunny kitchen, com fort able living Member Northern Monmouth Multiple location near school and play MIDDLKTOWN AREA LIVE IN PRIVACY Hi acre wooded room, dining aiea, tilerl bath, nice- Listing Servico ground. Asking $18,500. #482 lot In beautiful hilltop residential area ly landscaped lot. No dawn vets. RED BANK SH 7-3000 ANY QUALIFIED In Atlantic Highlands. Custom split; thrpe bedrooms, den or fourth bed- Onl/ $18,500 at Fireside Think summer, this beautiful split VET NO DOWN room, recreation room, two baths, ful DRKAMfl IX) COMB TRUE — CAMPBELL'S JUNCTION - Beautiful 10- level has a 12'/2x24 enclosed 24-Hour Service cellar, center hall, lovely living room year-old ranch in excellent condition. Liv- And approximately W2 pet monV with stone fireplace, large dining area Sparkling three-bed room rancher, screened porch, three bedrooms, EIOHT-ROOM SPLIT LEVEL- Kour makeii you the proud owner of thl pnl-ln Kltohfn: itellKlitftll screenef with large living room, modern ing room, dininR room, large eat-in kitch- l'/J baths, garage, 100x150 land- uttirooms, two lull baths, family room, kitchen, dining area, tiled bath. aaven-room ranch (three beitronmi porch overlooking woods, fallout shelt Close to everything. Only 10 yeara en, two bedrooms, large sun room with scaped lot, pleasant Lincroft lo- bftafimont. Newly [tainted and decjr- on lot 53x133 that Is lull of tree; prs. Fencrd itlny yum with playhouse •ted. Immediate occupancy, $18,300. triple track itorm windows. Many other old. No down vets. all Anderson windows, attached one-car cation. $20,500. #486 Ownrr, SH 7-H5D. ONLY $81900 IrnliirMi. Asking. (26,100. Cull owner •garage, patio. All nicely situated on 125x100 well landscaped 2D1OOSB. Only $12,500 at Fireside mVBRFRONT - With dock. Opposlts Also a tour-ljedroom, two-story lot with many trees and shrubs. To qualified buyers $550 This four-year-old ranch is neat Red Bank. Two-itory ColonlHl SUP a choice 200xl7S lot. Taxes UNCROtT — Beven acres, four bea TRY THIS FOR SIZE - Cu«lom down, approximately $115 per month. Vets no down, ap- ranch Junt pnJnted Inalde and out. as a pin, three bedrooms, two rounded by large treea. Four bed- $223, a rare bartln at (11,100. Fll, rooms, family room, modern kitchen, proximately $120 per month. Subject to VA or FHA approval. baths, dry basement, game room, roomi, large 2a* living room, with »I5O down ond »1M monthly pays at] dining area, apaoloili living room. Ex- Nicely innit.tcnpcd ftnd tree filled beamed celling and oversized stone cellent larrnlng. fill 1-2111. earner lot, large comfortable IIv- Asking $15,000. garage, 150x200 landscaped lot, fireplace. Largo screened porch over' Bublect to VA and FHA approval. InR room, illnlng room, RlenmlnR looking Navesink River. Moderate kitchen, tliree bpdmoms, ful rccren. convenient Middletown location taxes. 12D.600. Subject to oiler. 741-OIUI. tlon room with flagstone deck. Cy- near Red Bank, $24,900. #196 BEACH AGENCY United States Steel Homes clone fence. No down veil, t-tliO WATERFRONT — This is (lie season to get located in ex- MIDDLETOWN — Hpllt. ImiMTeifroMnaT non vein. ceptional waterfront property within steps of a beautiful ent-ln kitchen, dining room, lamlly 1400 Hwy 35 Middletown Over alily floor plan! with wide Charming nine-room English Tu- room, two lull baltis, bnsernent, gn- T OS 1-2727 Only $13,900 at Fireside marina. Also extra furnished cottnRe for summer income. dor, four bedrooms, two baths, rtiKo, pntln. flCW(!M. Wlillt to srlinol selection ol architectural styles. This three-bedroom Jalousied porcli and den, aluminum sided, and transportation. Decorating unneces- Dally to 8 p.m. .Salumay, Bunday to Price (rom 11(1,51)0 to 129.000, FOIl T1W MOST IN MODKKN dry basement, enrage, very fine 'iry. (18,300. 7<7-5(H. IJcrn.u'il H<*nl KMatP Hroker Kverett II. Thorne Co. MVINO — We oHor llii« Junior Cape Cod with one-car Karate on a spacious, well landscaped Red Bank location, low taxes, executive split level. FetUiire* arc tUOO. A8SUMK8 01 HOUTCMOE - IMMA<'IN.ATli: - - Immiii'iilntf rune OS 1.009] 100x125 fcnccd-ln lot, recently refinished inside. Asking only sewers, easement to Navesink Nine room sulll, l',J battis, attic, and large plot. Three twin-sized bet family slzci! kitchen with plenty of $17,300. larage. SStcclent tomtllUnt, netgUbor- room«, Hied Until, larjo picture win cah,lriets, tnU dinlni, room, spacious River. A very good value at $28,- hood. OB I-20W), (Owner). dowed living room, spacious deliu living room, three titdrooms, full 000. #308. natural wood cabinet kitchen wltli liull RUMSON bfliiement witli finish"! recre&tlon FAin IUVKN — JtlVKK OAKS Ins. Full bailment, Inclosed porch an room, 1H baths, garage. Lot size Threo Convoniont Offices Over 2,100 » .ITTLE TOO MUCH tUHJ FRIEND, WHEN A NURSf IS IM REAP/ DOC/ KEEP THAT JITTERY LOOK OH XJUR KISSER A»© 60 TELL THEM/ MICKEY MOUSE By r D/SiVCT UfTHUHNCW SCREENS FBTC MICKSVl THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK SO SORRV COOHSL.v HE'S A CRAB8E HERE. YEs7»»iElEASEP THE SEAFOOP? VMt DO ^ ANP I& REAL MA30R HSM'S LAWYER IS. COLONEL. I HANDLE ISLAND-TO A THEY NEEP/W ELECTRIC WH/CO MEAHmtLE-SWUTCURRBITS POES ANYONEUVE \MISSH2M, SWEEP A WAR CANOE OF WEN 6ET HIM ON VS. (WME. THE HELM AFFAIRS. . 6OT000COW*Ny. ISLANP AYEAR «O-TO A OWW FENCE AROUND THE ON THE ISLAND OP jJOE BUSINESS- U0N6O WARRIORS NEAR TUB WITH SOME SECRET METHOP OF SHOOTAT wsTtmous ISLAND or poes! VO6&T DOSS, I / itME. X WANT HIS tAWyER. RftCKINS SEAFOOD I SVYIAWIERS SUPPOSE, m-tth A S£RIOUS BELIEVE ON THE ANSW0?. BEACH? MARK TRAIL By ED DODDMARK TRAIL By ED DODD 6000 MORNBKL MB. ICEBTOJHLV TRAIL-.VOU 8AIP YOU WEKE VDUUUSHOULOBg ED M TAEPON-I CAW RMONUQHT OUTO ftMUMBER H RANHQO Wf VESTEKNK.R: VDUD CAKE TACKLE; TOTW FORTHEftf TO99TOJR UREBOHT AHEAD OF THBI, NUBBIN NUBBIN By //M BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW 1D0 MUCH S0S6IPS0IN ON AROUNP HKE POGO By WALT KELLY WITH MOSf OP 10 B6ACH M MOOH MVMAT68IAL, VOW Ul.P9bAW HAOfOHlfTHfe POMIH66R ft* MARY WORTH By SAUNDERS and KEN ERNS MARY WORTH By SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST WaL HAVE THE BISQUE, ITS LIKE ASPIDER.SPINNINS YOU 5AID SOMETHING, NO, NO.'-I ONLY MADE TOW, THEN SLICED ABITOFANOUTCRy! ALL DAY WHEN IT NEEDS NO WEt! Vheil I lea FRANKLY, MURIEL MY DEAR?-PERHAPS All MY LIFE IVE CHATEAUBRIAND, BROCCOLI -BECAU5E.IPINCHE0 SINCE YOUR CONNECTION >r I CLEAN THE HOU5E, ONLY BECAUSE rT$ HAPPY TO her into the -LIVING HERE AS VOU'D PREFER A LE5S hotel dining WANTED TO EW IN H0UANDAI5E, WATERCRESS M/5EIF TOO HAW), ..WCWORTH-'OVERANDJ BE ABIE TO SPIN, TOO SEE? I DO-I GET PRETTY DW WINE? roon, Hurlel THI5 FINE PLACE, 5ALAD-ANDABQTTI.E Y0U5EE! ENDED, MUWEl—HOW DO /I OVER—TILL fVE FAIR was At neat MR. WORTH! TIRED OF SEEING THE OF CHAMBERTJN '$<) JOU OCCUPy WRTlME^ mm m VARN|5H «« a lit-tle SAME MENU EVERY wran.Mothor, WITH THE ENTREE,! FROM THE FURNITURE!; and as plain! NI6HT! ---But her WOMEN DO THOSE were big THING5-WHEN THEY'VE aa bloyele NOT THE FAVOR OF MALE Mheelt! ATTtWI0N5!«I«I WONDER S\ IFTHEWORD"5P1N5TER." CAME ABOUT IN THAT FASHION? 1^2 RIVETS By GEORGE SIXT. RIVETS By GEORGE S1XTA MOM! , WELL, IT WAS A YOU OlDNf TOU6H BATTLE... P0RG6TV BUT IN THE END PLA6 rfCXJR STARS"N"5TJ?1PE< DAV/ J\ FLV PROUDLY IN THE BREEZE/ SREST-RELAXATION: NO GRUELING EXERCISE. A/O QUNMNG FOR WE 8.75.. / 6-15' THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY (6etout Introducing... SCOTT FARM a group of Early American Residences le telephone by Esquire Jiffies* Slippers Imagine, it's a shoe shine kit and coin bank, Indoors or out. . . he'll enjoy greater com- too! Polish applicators are hidden in re- fort afoot in smart, durable Jiffies. Ruggedly ceiver, buffer in base, Pick green, red, black,' fashioned with a he-man look. Completely white. machine washable! .. • 5.95* 3.00 plui tax THE PROVINCETOWN unique tie tac Shur Wood gifts for Dad Creative tie-tac designs every man would Pencil holder of fine wood, with 6 sharp be proud to own.' Choose from a large pencils, its own sharpener in the base! assortment . . . from autos to abstract . . . 3.00 from sterling silver to onyx! Paper weight of solid wood. Frames are 1.50 to 7.50* gold plate with unbreakable convex leniti! * plus tax 6.00 With outstanding charm as you approach, For sleeping quarters three graduated this home stands out as the ideal one story size bedrooms are provided, all with ample colonial. closet space. A full bathroom with vanity A well balanced living room entered into serves two, with a small bathroom off the through a baffled foyer. One wall is wood master bedroom cutting down on morning panelled with an authentic colonial fireplace, rush hour. A unique storage room off the The kitchen dinette is large work area, garage with outside entrance for garden beamed ceiling and an abundance of charm, implements. The utility room is adjacent and then into All the extras for extra fun out of living a finished one-car garage. A practical in the Provincetown, priced at $21,900. work-bench area is available for home mechanics. r* one of a group of 4 priced from $21,900 to $25,900 Location: Close by Wall Central Elementary School in ruitic Wall Township Htading North — Heading South- On lit. M. . .ItigM al Dtlmar Illvd. llxlil (Houlli On B4. 31, . . Wrht at Boute 3»—Left it Glendola. llm fliul ol nolrtmr Marine) left Rt blinker On III, 34. . • Lett lit ltelmar Blvd. (Jug handle) rl|ht STEINBACH'S MEN'S SHOP, Strut Floor and Aibur/ Park •I bllnhor OifturfciW. •. JCUt m, run l.n ajler overpau On Pa-rkMty. . . Kilt W, flrat after ovarpain Shop Wednesday and Friday Nights 'til 9t No. 6 on Map of Pica Park, Freeholders of the County of Moir SUPERIOR COUBT OF NEW JEBSElf FAMILY ROOM, PATIO. MAMY EX- Shrewsbury Township, jUonmouth mouth. State of New Jersey. • JULE A. BALBACH, Thomas Vance and Alexander OOWS NECK — New tour-bedroom ATUAiNTIC HIGHLANDS — Five-room TRAS. CLOaE TO PARK, SHOPPING. 111-117 Carr Ave., CHANCERY DIVISION, Colonial, spacious living room, large County, New Jersey, made by Frank JOSEPH C. IRWIN, Director MONMOUTH COUNTY Vas. house lull basement, gai heat, tot Ktt MORTGAGE CAN BE ASSUMED. E. Mitchell, Surveyor, Sept. 19, 1847, WILLIAM L. ULEICH, Clerk. Keansburg, N. J. dining- room, 2tt battu, built-in dish- IIS, beautiful trees and ihrubbcry. BUY DIRiECT. I18.40O. OS 1-3794. June 7, 14 ».« DOCKET NO. F-HM-8S Red Bank, N. J. revised Sept. 25, June 7, U 128.06 TO: "UNKNOWN OWNJSR8 OR UN- washer, pa-rt o! well organized kitchen, $12,5011. 1947, which man Is filed In the Mon- laundry room with dryer on first floor, COLTS NECK — Three*edroom, two- NOTICE KNOWN CLAIMANTS, their heirs, knotty pine paneled recreation room OLDEfl HOME — In Una residential story home plus largo unfinished room, mouth County Clerk's Office In Case COUNTY OF MONMOUTH devises and personal representatives, • LEGAL NOTICE- aectloa. Six bedrooms, living room, Apaclous living room with fireplace, No. 50-15 and mors particularly de- Take nottca that The Cellar, Incorpo- and Their or any o( Their Suc- with Ilreplace, overlooking large patio, dining room, den, kitchen, 2V4 Satin, scribed as follows: STATE OF NEW JERSEY rated, has applied to the Mayor and full cellar, two-car garage, one-acre exposed beami In dining room, cozy Notice Is hereby given that sealed cessors In right, title and Interest": oil fired hot water heat. Lot 6OH00. BEGINNING at a point In tho north Council ot the Borough ot Fair Haven By virtue of an Order of the Su- landscaped lot, all for 929,000. H2.9M. breakfast nook, full cellar, landscaped bids will be received by tha Board for a Plenary Retail Distribution 11 NOTICE COLTS NECK — New four-bedroom lot -wim shade trees and running brook. arly line of Plea Place distant 272 of Chosen Freeholders of the County perior Court of Mew Jersey, Chancery feet easterly from a monument situ- cense for premises located at 470 Rlv-May 29, 19(13, In a cause wherein Jo- Take notice that John J. Plcknally, ranch, two tiled baUii, living room with HIDDLETOWN — Immaculate three- Taxes #38 year. 118,750. of Monmouth for the Reconstruction of «r Road. Fair Haven. room ranch. Pull basement, plajroom, COLT& NECK — Two-yeajT-oW, three ated at the northeasterly corner ot Bridge number S-14 on SwimminK Riv- seph Scarano, Is plaintiff and you are Jr. T/A Swedish Hop has aspMed to the fireplace and bookcasea, formal dining Pica Place and Hance Avenue; thence Officer! defendants, and wherein a default Mayor and Council of the Borough of room, kitchen with interesting cabinet lot 9IH65. GI mortgage can be at- bedroom ranch, large living room with er Road over Swimming River la the Lloyd H. Lawrence, President- Treasur flumed by qualifled buyer. J1&6O0. fireplace, full dining room, well or- (1) North 5 degrees west ISO feet Township ot Mlddletown, Township of Judgment has been taken against you Sea Bright for a Plenary Retail Con- arrangement, large Tamlly room with to a point; thence (2) South 84 de- tr, Ollleiplt Avenue, Fair Haven, In this cause, and wherein the Court sumption License No. C-3 for premises beautiful wooded view, full cellar, drive- ganized kitchen, two tiled baths, full Colls Neck and the Borough, or New THE grees 27 minutes 30 seconds East 74.86 Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, N. J. Orace L. Lawrence, Secretary-Vice- found that there Is due to plaintiff situated at 10 East Ocean Are., Bea under garage. This house U located on cellar, two-car gwage, one-acre lot, feet to a point at the northwest cor- President, Fair Haven, N, J. the aum of *Ml,43, together with In- Bright, N. J. one of the nicest lots In the Colti Neck nice location. (24,600. and opened and read in public in the ner of Lot No. 7; thence (3) South Hall of Records, Main Street, Free- Directors terest thereon from May 15, 1963, to- Objections, If any, should be raids trea. $31,SOQ. BROOK AGENCY 3 degrees 52 minutes East 150 feet to hold, N. J. on Monday, June 24, 1963Lloyd H. Lawrence. Oillesplt Avenue, gether with taxed costs on his tax Immediately In writing to Joan Aiel- a monument In the northerly line of at 11:00 o'clock AM. prevailing time. Fair Haven. siln certificate covering premises lo- sen, Clerk ot laid Borough ot Bet George V. Illmensee Pica Place; thence (4) North 84 de- cated In the Borough of New Shrews- George V. Illmensee Real Estate Flans, specifications and form ot bid, Orace L. Lawrence, Ollleiplt Avenue Brdjht, N. J. REAI^OR REALTOR grees 03 minutes Welt along the north- Fair Haven. bury, County ot Monmouth and State (Signed) . -.'. Bank Bldg. Atlantic Highlands HO 2-3172 Rt. 34 Colts Neck erly line of Pica Place, 71.93 feet to contract and bond for the proposed L. H. Lawrence, Jr., olllespli Ave. ot New Jersey, known u Lot 8, Block John J. PtotaUlT, Jr., HO 23172 Rt. 34 Colls Neck the point or place ot Beginning. work, prepared by H. Leroy Martin, 120 on the present official tax map Monmouth County Engineer, have been Fair Haven. 10 East Ocean Ave., MIDDLETOWN AREA 291-1717 BHKEWSBUOT RANCH — Acre plus, The above description Is drawn In Stockholders of the Borough ot New Shrewsbury Bea Bright, K. J, Enchanting three-bedroom split-level, velvety lawn. 14x24 living room, tire filed In tne office of said Engineer In (formerly Lot 5, In Block 59 on the accordance with a survey made by the Hall of Records, aforementioned Lloyd H. Lawrence, Glllespie Avenue June 14, 21 «.» on one acre of beautifully landscaped pl&ce, full dining room, three bed< Robert Greenberg Associates, Engi- Fair Haven, official tax map of tho Townihlp ol property; with a brook and wooded VETS NO $ DOWN rooms, XVt baths, 14x31 nordia room, and may be inspected by prospective Shrewsbury); and such counsel and neer-Surveyor, dated Juno 7, 1962. bidders during business hours. Bidders Grace L. Lawrence, Ollleiple Avenue, NOTICE section. Ideal locution for schools, KEANSBlnto — Five-bed room older 20140 swimming pool, double garage. Premises are known as No. 9 Pica Falf Haven. «e«rcti lees aa the Court may allow transportation. Will consider sale with S32.M0. will he furnished with a copy ot the on proper application therefor. Tha following la a copy ot an Ordi- home. Eat-In kitchen, dining room, Place, New Shrewsbury, New Jersey. plans and specifications by the Engl* L. H. Lawrence, Jr., OlllHplt Avenue nance that was Introduced at a regular- decorator furnishings Included. Call living; room. New gas hot air furnace, Fair Haven. owner after 4 p.m. weekdays or all The approximate amount of the Judg- neer upon proper notice and payment And the Court by said Order has ly held meeting ot the Township Com- aewer. One minute to churches, ment to be satisfied by said sale is ot a fee ot Five Dollars (15.00) pay- Hra. Jean O. Bayne, Denver, Colorado mittee of the Township of Mlddletown day weekends. 291-1846 •ctiooli. stores, New York-Newark bus. SCHANCK AGENCY set June 28, 1063 between the hours Realtor the sum of (15,000.00 together with the ible to the Monmouth County Treas- Objections, it anv, should be made of ten o'clock In the forenoon and on June 12, 1463 and passed first read- High dry lot. Approximately *103 per costs of this sale. urer. Immediately In writing to Roy W, Nel ing and was laid ov«r for further con- FAIR HAVEN-RIVER OAKS month carries all to qualified buyer. 8 Linden PI. Red Bank son, Borough Clerk of Fair Haven. three o'clock in the afternoon, prevail, SH 7-0397 Bated May 16, 1963 Bids must be made on standard pro- tag time, and Ann C. Ervln. Deputy sideration upon second and ~ final pas- By appointment only. $12,400. JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff. (Signed) sage to a meeting of the said Township 4?o MORTGAGE Member Multiple Lilting posal forms In the manneV designated Tax Collector of the Borougn of New Three bedrooms, V/j batha, living, din- Burton T. Doremua, Atty. therein and required bv the specifica- THE CELLAR INCORPORATED, Shrewsbury, at her office, Borough Committee to be held at the Commit- tng, den or fourth-bed room. Finished •F. A. Gehlhaus Hay 31, June 7, H, 21 - $60.26 tions; must be enclosed In sealed en LLOYD H. LAWRENCE, Pres. Hall, Homlltoh Ro»d, Hew Shrewsbury, tee Meeting Kooms In the Mlddletown basement, playroom. Asking $25,000. LOTS AND ACREAGE velopes bearing the name and address Attest:—3raca L. Ljawrance New Jersey, as the time, place and Township Hall, at state Highway Routs Owner selling. SH 1-4826. 1-311 of the bidder and the name- of the June 7, It I17.S4 person before whom the defendants In 35 and Kings Highway, Mlddletown. Real Estate H0LMW00D — Colts Neck Township. SHERIFF'S SALE work on the. outside: addressed to the this cause (hall pay to the plaintiff N. J., on-Wedneaday Evening, June 26, Hwy. M Uonaido Two acres and up, wooded building SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Board of Chosen Freeholders of the the amount due for principal and In-1063 at 8:00 o'clock p.m., at which EDNA M. NETTER altes, hills with view, aoms with a CHANCERY DIVISION County of Monmouth and must be ac- terest on plaintiff's tax tale certificate time all persona Interested will bs giv- (Next to Blue & White Bus Terminal) brook, select your own builder, W.50O. MONMOUTH COUNTV companied by a bonding certificate and PROPOSAL as aforesaid; together with plaintiff! en an opportunity to be heard. LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER 291-0488 and up. PAUL R. STRYKER REAL- Docket No. F 839-61 a certified check, drawn to the order taxed costs as aforesaid In this suit; HOWARD W. ROBERTS, FARMS-HOMES-INDUETRIAL arTES TOR — Holmdel, N.J. 848-4144. AMERICAN IRVINQ SAVINGS of the Monmouth County Treasurer for Notice Is hereby, Riven that icaled and such counsel and search fee as Township Clerk • HOLMDEL—COI,TS NEOK 2.-Hour Phone Service BANK, a corporation of the State of not lew than Ten Per Cent (10%) o bids will ba received In the Reception the Court' may allow on proper ap- Dated: June 12, 19«3 RED BANK — Nearby towfla and allFREEHOLD AREA — Seven acres New York, Plaintiff vs: ROBERT B. the amount bid and be delivered al Room of tha Office ot the Director, plication therefor. AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE KIR HARU5OHO—FREEHOLD AREAS Monmouth County — Homes, farma, suitable lor country home. Built to HAMMOND, et a!., Defendants the place and on the hour above Division of Purchase and Property, A MMRDNDUM IN THE TOWN- Dulch Lans Rd., RD 1, Marlboro development acreage, waterfront, In- suit buyer. Consult broker. Owner T.G. By virtue of a writ of execution In 2nd floor, Roam 232-2, State House, You are, therefore, given this notlc vestment properties, business oppor- named. The standard proposal forms so that you may appear and mak< SHIP OF MIDDLETOWN UPON THB P.O. Box 325. Freehold MBROEm. RD #2, Box 213 Daum Rd., the above stated action to.me direct- wil lbe furnished upon application t Trenton 29, New Jersey, on June 27, QUESTION f>P THE ESTABLISH- tunities Big private parking space at Engllshtown. Phone evenings GX 6- ed, I shall expose for sale at public the Monmouth County Engineer. 1D53 at 2:00 P.M. and will be opened redemption at the time and placi MENT OF A OttAHTER STUDY HO 24151 orfice. vendue, at the Court House in the and read Immediately thereafter, tor specified shouli you desire so to di COMMISSION. MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom split. Borough of Freehold, County of Mon The right is reserved to reject any tht following: and that In default ot such redemptlo Big lot, many extras, beat offer. Must RAY STiLLMAN, Realtor LEONARDO — SH lots for sale. In mouth, New Jersey, on Monday the or all bids It deemed to the Interest PMJMMNd any equity ot redemption which yo WHEBEA8. Ihe Township Committee •ell. FU 1-9277. "Our 45th Year" very good location. THE BROOK 24th day of June, 1M3, at 2 o'clock, of the County of Monmouth so to do. Bepl. ot «" Steam Line ft Alteration have or may have will be forever ot the Township of Mlddletown County AGENCY, Real Estate, Bank Blilg., At- By ordor of the Board of Chosen foreclosed and barred. Hwy. ;t5, Shrewsbury 6H 1-8C0O lantic Highland! 280M717. P. M. Prevailing Time. to Hot Water System of Monmoulh and Stele of New Jersey, VAIL HOMES — Four-room bungalow, All that tract or parcel of land, Freeholders of tht County ot Mon- N. J. Sanatorium, (lien Gardner, N. 3, DATED: June <, 1663. Is of the opinion that the best Interests S6D.5Q per month. Pown payment. 22 CUSTOM-BUILT — Tli ree-bed room mouth. 8IDENY AUPERN, ot this community -wiH be served by a Belshaw Ave., LI 2-3357. ranch, \\! years old. Large dining OWNER OF BEAUTIFUL — Woodei jituate, lying and being In the Bor- Blda must b« (1) made on th« stand- t lot adjacent Fort Monmouth will build ough of New Shrewsbury, In the Coun- JOSEPH O. IRWIN, Director ard proposal form, (2) enclosed In the Altorner for Plaintiff, study of the various forms of govern- room, aluminum Biding, attached ga- WH.UAM L, ULRICH, Clerk. JOSEPH SCARANO, ment available under the laws ot the HA2LET—We can arrange tlie mort rage, aluminum storms and screens. to suit. City i«wer and all utilities, ty of Monmouth, in the State of New apeclal addresied envelope, (3) accom- gage to best euil your circumstances 222-3560 or B42-2927 evenings and week- Jersey: Junt 7, 14, *28.52 panied by % cert I tied check drawn to 2B2 Broadway Stale ol New Jersey, to determine Convenient location. Call owner at 787- Long Branch, New Jersey whether and In what manner the gov- on this BIX. year-old «rllt wltli four bed- 6540. end!. BEING known and designated as the order of the Treasurer of the rooms, science kitchen, paneled den, Lot No. 69, on "Subdivision Map of NOTICE OF INTENTION Slate of New Jersey, or A bid bond June 14 S17.25 ernment ol the Township ot Middle- two full batlia, carpeting, patio, atorms, WAYSIDE OCEAN TOWNSHiP-B rand New Shrewsbury Park, Section L Hope Take notice that Keanftbutg Steam- any of which shall b» In. th* amount town might be strengthened and mads screens, blinds and aeweia. Near all new split level. Seven rooms, two BUSINESS PROPERTY Roan, New Shrewsbury, N. J.," dated boat Company t-a "Excursion Pavll of S% of the Mi, and (O delivered NOTICE more responsive and accountable to •ctiools, one door to buses. Asking large bedrooms, 1% baths, recreation October 14, 1054, revised December ion" has applied to UIB Municipal Coun lit the above place on or before the SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY the people of the Township and made $18,900. CO 4-0887. room, basement, oversize garage, 100'x FOR SALE OR LEASE 30. 19,14, and filed with the Monmouth ell ot the) Borough of Keansburg, N. J hour named as no bid will bo ac- CHANCERY DIVISION more economical and efficient of opera- 115' lot, fine wooded area. In low 20's.Corner Lot 100x150 Bhrtwjbury Ave. County Clerk on March 17. 1055, as for a Plenary Retail Conusmptlon Li- cepted after the hour specified. Bids MONMOUTH COUNTY tion: . , MIDDLETOWN—Tliree-bedroom ranch, Phone CR 3-4187. Inquire at 335 Shrewsbury Ave. n.BOw. e No. .13, Sheet No. 24. cense for the premises situated at tht not so submitted will be considered Docket No. M 5290 6! Now, Therefore, BE IT ORDAINED close- to shopping, schools, diuretics. The above description Is in accord- foot ol the Steamboat Pier, In till intoimai and win be Telected. The Di-STATE OP NBW JERSEY by the Township Commlttoo ot the Phone B71-277O. CUSTOM BRICK PRA.MB KiVNCH PABUIOUS OPPORTUNITY — Five nnce with a survey made by Henry salil Borough ot Keansburg, N. J, rector reserves the right to reject any TO: MARGARET MULE Township of Mlddletown, County of KEANSIiURQ — Sacrificing ono family Plaster walls, steel beamed, heated apartment houie Rt the shore. Best F. Labrecque, dated October 20, 1055.If. F. Qehlhaus, 22A Beachway, Keans- and *'l Mds and to award contract By virtue of an Order ot the Su- Monmouth and State of New Jersey, house with two-cnr block Barase, nicely cellar. Firepace, double garage, three location. Full furnished. S4000 Income. Being commonly known and deMR- burg, N. J, President, Director and In part or wholo if deemed to the perior Court of New Jersey, Chancery as follows: bedrooms, two-tiled baths, larga porch Asking 117,000. "A,E," Box 511 Red Stockholder. Interesta of the Btato to do so, The Division, made on the 6th day of shaded plot, fiood section, close to gas lieftt, lull ucro with trees, brook, natcd ns No. 39 WycUam Road, New successful bidder will be required to SECmON 1. An Election •Hull bs transit and all stores. Owner on Bank. Shrewsbury, New Jersey. L. G. Holoblnko, 22 Beachway, Keans- June. 1M3, In a civil action wherel held In Uio Township of MlcMletown at privacy and view. OS 1-3232. furnish luiety bond In the full amount WALTER MULE l> the plaintiff an remises, Sunday, Juno 10 through Su The approximate amount of the Judg burg, K. 3. Vlcn President, Assist- of the contract, of a company author- the next general election, to be held Say, June 23, 128 Highlands Blvd., TOP VALUE IN OAK HILL - Ii REAL ESTATE WANTED rncnt to be satisfied by s&M sals Is ant Treaturer, Director and stock- ized to do builnesi In the SUt« of ou are the defendant, you are here' on November 5, 1503, upon the ques- Kennoburg. maculate Ul-Lcvel. Living rom 13x20, the sum of S1T.S00.00 together with holder. New Jersey, •y required to answer the complaint tion: "eiiall n charter commission be dining room, kltdien with dining area. the costs of this sale. H. W. Roberts. Mlddletown Rd,, Ne1 of the plalnllff on or before the Otl elected to study the charter of the RANCH I1OMK ONTULL — Half acre Three large bcrtrcoma, 2% baths, den. LIST YOUR HOME Dated May 15, 1053 Monmouth, N, J. Secretary, Treas- riaru and Hpeclflcatlons, form of bid. day of August, 1963, by serving ar Township ot Mlddletown and to consid- with treea. Landscaped. Three Inrgo Game room, laundry room, attached JOSEPH A. 8IIAFT0, Sheriff. urer, Director and Stockholder. contract and bond for the proposed answer on Wise, Vise, wlchmann and er a new charter or Improvements to bedrooms, 3!i baths, fireplace, base- two car garnge. Well-shrubbed plot with us for prompt service. Member Klmer O. Goodwin, Atty. C K. OeMhaus, 13 Elizabeth Street, work ara on Ills and may be ob- Berlch, Esquires, attorneys for plain' the present charter and to make rec- ment, double KiirnRc. Aluminum storms 125x175,, Priced riKht nt *28,M)0. SKK IT Multiple Llstlnl Service. ROLHTON May 31, June 7, 14, 21 W124 Koyport, N. J. Assistant Secretary. tained upon application to the Direc- tiff, whoso artilress Is No. M Broai ommendations thereon?" and screens. PeBlratile neighborhood. TO-DAY LAWHENCK J. SCHILLING, WATERBURY. Realtors since 1025. 10 Objections, If any, should be made tor, Division of Purchase and Proper- Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, an SECTION 2, This Ordinance Is Convenient to Heii Ennlt mid Harden Realtor, Hi flitring 8t., Red Hunk, id I W. Front St. Red Hank. BH 7-3J0O. ty, Btatfl House, Trenton 25, New Jer-tn default thereof such Judgment shall State Parkwny. Call 7(1-7853. NOTICE Immediately In wrlllng to William P. adopted pursuant to the provialons of 7-4121. MKMUUR MULTIPLE LISTING. WE NEED 1OUR HOME Herllhy, Municipal Clerk ot the Dor.sey, on deposit of twenty-five < 125.00) be rendered aftnlnst you as the Court R. 3. 40:60 A-l et set). LITTLE HILVER — Til re c-lied room Take notice Hint tlie Colony Hotel, ougli of KeAnsburg, N, J. for each set, thli amount to be re- •hall think equltalile and lust Yoi SECTION 3. All Ordinances or parts IIUM80N. DEEP WATRFflONT. Nat- Our 12 salespeople have clients wslt Inc. Trading as Drenm Hnr, has ap- funded ta Lbe bidder upon return o shall Ille your arswor and proof ol ranch 011 Laurel Dr., $17,600. Call CA Ing for your listing. They necA ranches, KBANSBURO STEAMBOAT COMPANY of ordinances inconsistent herewith are 2-fi775. ty COIUKC Living room 18x21, dining plied lo tho Mayor and Council of the 70 Beachway, fiuch documents In good condition with- service In duplicate with the Clerk ol he-re-My repeated. room, convenience kitchen, three bed- split levels, two stories; also Invesl- Borough of Keannliurg. N. J. for a Ing 30 dayi after the award of th the Superior Court, State House An< rnent property. Call us for a quick Plenary Retail CnnflUinntlon liquor li- Keansburg, N, J. BECTION 4. Tills Ordinance shall MIDDLETOWN — Colonial upllt level, rooms, l'/j baths. Enclosed porch lacing June 7, U *14.2« nex, Trenton, New Jerfley, In accord- take effect after final passage and four bedrooms, 1',-J baths, large rec- water, good bulkhead, dock. Iteccntly •ale. Two ofllces serving you. cense for premises situated at 32 Lnur. ance with the rules ot civil practice el Ave. in the said Borollgh of Keans- DEPARTMENT OP TUB TREASURY ubllctLtlon as required by law. reation room, dining and living room, redecornted. Now wirltiK, plumbing. WALKER * WALIUtn Dlvlalon of Purchase and Property and procedure. Eated: June 12, 1(X» basement, In mo putlo and porch, wall- Taxes' $300. $22,000. LAWHENCK J. Realtors liuru, N. J. NOTICE CHARLES F. SULLIVAN, Director. BC1ULUNO, Krultor, Ifl Spring 8t,, The object of said action Is to ob- June H I1LM to-wall caipeting, gas dryer. Many gmewihury Office Mlddletown Office Objections, If any, should he made MONMOIJT1I CODNTV June 7, H *2T.2* tain a judgment of divorce between extras. 01 mortgage. (21.500. 03 1-JM1, Hed Bunk. 747-4121. MEMBER MUL- BH 1-B212 OB 1-3311 Immediately in writing* to: William F. TIPLE LtOTlN iavis counr the said plaintiff and you. Herllhr, HnrouEh Clerk of the Bor- Notice lo Creditors lo [-resent NOTICE Dated: June 11, 1M13. NOTICE OUT OF STATE OWNEll ough of Kesnshurg, N. J. Claim* Against Kstale MONMOUTH COUNTY MONMOI1TII COUNTY WILL SACRIFICE DJSTOWN. COUNTItY WE WILL BUY OR TI1ADE — Homes WISE. WISE, WICHMANN A BBIUCI NlHtltOOATE'H COUIIT GRACIOUS COLONIAL ('ti|ii> OIKI on «cro e!cvati>d plot, Co* ESTATE OF JULIA OSTERMANN, HUKIMHMTK'fS COURT Attorneys tor riBlntltt Deal Park, Ocean Twp.. N.J. — % Anlhmty .„, _ ...... DECEASED. Notice to OrMltors lo Prevent SI Droad Street, Notice lo Creditor* to Present kuilal ulcUsrfi window willi expansive under 115.000 In the Red Btnk arts. 44 Hrlarwoni! Ave.. KeanslMirg, N. J. Pursuant to Ihe order of KDVVAItD ClsJim Aialnst Eilfltfi (llalnx Against Kstale block gold courses, seven blocks in vlr;w of couiitryfliiln. Living rooin, fire- Helen CnppAdonn, Henrttary lied Itank, N. J. EBTATB OP ELIZABETH MAIIER, ocean, excellent ncliools, Kxenilli-o'g [)]nrc, lienmed celling, dining room, Immxlliita Inspection. REAL EflTATE C. llItOEQE, Surrogate of the County JCSTIATB OF IUOHARD APPLJC- June If. 21, 2S, July 5 *M.5O 1 ID Harding Avr., Kennnburg, N. J. of Monmouth, this day made, on the OATH;, DKCEAREO. DECBASBD. custom-built home on beautiful ',<. acre iir^e kltcliiMi, four bedrooms, l ^ batha. Joseph M. Iferllliy, Treasurer Pursuant to the order ol EDWARD corner feature*! center Imll, jilclure fianelionrd hot water licnt, Ilnnemetit. ABBOCIATKfl, Iljalton, 127 Oaklmiit application of tin undersigned, Oeorge Puraiiant to the order of UDWAHD windows, flrcplAce, paneled den. full B Lllllmi Dr., Ilnzlet. N. J. Ostermann and Edmund O. llyan, Ad< C. IHtOKOE. Surrogate of the Coun- NOTICR C. DltOEGE, Burrognle ot the County Altiuli.'d sarago. Anklng |2.1,5()O, LAW- June 7, U minlslratois ot Ihe estate ot the said ot Monmouth, this day made, on ths dlntng room, lormfta kltclifin, cumplt-ie KUNCI'J J. BCIIILMiNa, Henltor, 10 St., Red Hank, Blf 7-3I4IS. ty of Monmouth, this day made, on Take notice that application has been with new dlsh-wnflher, powder room. HlirliiK !M; \lf<\ Hank. 747-4121. Julia OfSlermann, deceased, notice I tnn application of tho undersigned, made to the Mayor and Council of the application of tlie undersigned, Helen huge screened porcii, three liedroom» NOTICE hereby given to the credlors of said Miry Applcgate, Sole Executrix of tha Borough of Boa Brl|tit to transfer from V. Ward, Hole Executrix, of the estate and bath, plus mimlcr bedroom milto flli'MHON -- Nrar bus line, pariTanT BKLLINCJ — CONPIJBED ? Take notice Hint Arintos flplllos, deceased to presont to the said Ad- estate or Din said Rlctiard Applegate, Domlnlck A. Cera-slo T/A Swedish Hop of Ihe said Elizabeth Mailer, deceased, of two rooms and bath. Comi>!e!flv rivrr. BIx Itpdnxjiiifl. Llvinu room No tie tips, courteous service, expe- TA 'Old llelillehurg" hs« applied tn ministrators their claims under oath deceased, notice l« hereby liven to as receiver tor Plenary Retail Con notice Is hereby given to the or*lUoH wall-to-wall carpeted. Ownrr on prem- ining room, !U(] kUdinn, nil rienced and competent sales staff. tlie Munlclpfll Council of the Ilorough within six month! Irom this date. tha creditor! of said deceased to pre- sumption License No. C-3 (or premise* of sitd deceased to present to tht ises corner Monmoulh ltd. end Crnnby l>iu'l>(in<- room, two tinUis, hot water Have ollenls anxious lo buy properly ol Kcnnshiirg, N. J., lor a Plenary Dated; June 3rd. 1003 sent to ba stkl Sot* Executrix their situated at> 10 Bait Ocenn Ave., Belsaid Bole Executrix their claims un- Ave., Iwo hlockfl south of Deal ltd.. heat. A Kood homo for a "DO IT Retail Consumption llceme for the (JEOHOE OBTSIIMANN claims under oath within ilz month* Brllht, N. J. to Jolin I. ricknally. Jr. der oatli within six months from Utll priced hornet In Itfd Hank, Kmnson from Uili tint*. date. | June 15111 and mill, ltuy (tired nl YOlTltHBLKKK". Only fliPOfl. LAW- fthrtwiuury, Llttli Silver and surround preinison iltuntci! at No. 20 Ilroml- JZO Woodward Ave., T/A Swedish Hop locateil at 10 Bar j sacrifice holow appraisal value. KBNOK J. mmiUAWJ, Itnxltor, Ifl Ing areas). walk, Keansbtirg, Now Jersey. Rulhtrfonl, N. J. Dated: Mny 2flth. 1063 Ocean Ave., Bea Bright, N. J. Dated: June nth, IMS K|>rlitK Hi., I>.l Itank. 747-4C21. MIQM- Objections, If anv, should tie mrtile EDMUND 0. HYAN MARY APPLKGATH Objections, l( any, should tie mail IlKl.BN V. WAIID 1IKH MUVriVtM LlflTINO. ___ OPEN SEVEN DAYS nmertlntnly In writing lo William F. vm Hoi Alri> ltd., 68 West Front 8tC««t, Immcdlaiety In writing to Joan Ami M R'.i'.je Koart ROOM — Split level, plUft. utility pvim • lerllliy, Municipal Clerk of ths Bor- nrlelle, N. J. Red Bank, N«#~ Jurwy, •«n, Clerk of said Borough of Se< Itmnion,'Now Jerser 1% batlii, English stylfl while brldi —~ ItEl) ik~~ ough of Keanshurg, N, J.' Administrators Sole Executrix Srliht, N. J. Sole Executrix front. Beautiful flagitone putUi, hrlnk- W (fllKticcli Sverre lortnion, Ksq. Atiton BeeJusian, Jr., Xiq. Alston Bsekman, Jr., Bsn. wall, flower Jnf tr«a. WalMo-wiiii, cur- HI) 7-4277 Adams Agency AIUHTOB HI'UJOU 09 First Avenue, 10 Broad Street John J. Ploknally, Jr., 10 Broad Blro.t pgtlng. tot BOiJtK), flowering shrub*. I Howard Avt. New Shrewsbury 130 Monmouth Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Red Sank, Now Jurmy, ' 10 East Oosan Avt,, Red Rank, New Jtrasy •II 1-qOM HII 1-51H But Ksansburf, N, 1. Attornty 8». »! l,lil. u. 3. Attuitt«y Murwed living room, 871"12&fJ, tor up- nximli, 1% betlti. VtutiUj/ room, ca- Attorney Jun. M. 21, «, July 0 |».M iltt me Vi*\nB. %it>tf9. M-novn June 7, 14 Junt 1, U. 3), J» $31.20 Jun» M, 31, Xt July S #7,ftO June 14. Jl I0.U STEVE ROPER By SAVMERS and OVERGARV%m% ROPER By SAVNDEM mi 0VERGAW