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luu»a dilly, Monday uuoofb Fruity. Stoema ulMiia VOL. 86, NO. 48 Paid u Rjil Baak us ai MdlUouu lulling Oidaw, RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Daly Blames Ships, Sewers forPollu tion FREEHOLD - Monmouth or lack of action on their part, against the boatmen and asked and holds both the individual the real pollution problem on the "Although most have always County Freeholder Marcus Daly, would cause discomfort to, or county Prosecutor Vincent P. guilty of the offense, and the boat oceanfront was due to municipal tried to protect the waters from who had sharply criticized ocean- disturb, bathers." Keuper to organize a local police captain, responsible. sewage plants and debris, sew- pollution, it was through Strong going party fishing boat captains Mr. Daly had rapped the party effort along the beachfront. Several Arrests age and bilge put into the sea pressure on their part that some *nd guests for littering bathing boat activities alter .what he Thousands of warning signs Several captains were arrested several miles off shore by ocean of the less-responsible captains waters in early summer, had a called personal experience of were published by the county to and prosecuted in local courts liners and commercial boats. were brought into line. word of jjraise for the captains twice being annoyed while swim- be posted on docks and aboard and some convictions are still Praising what he called co-op- "As we know, the strongest yesterdty. ming at Sea Bright^ He called boats pointing up that state law under appeal. eration of fishing boat captains, arm of control is self-control, and At the same time, Mr. Daly on the U. S. Coast Guard to apt forbids littering and polluting Boat captains contended that Mr. Daly said: (See POLLUTION, Page 3) charged the major source of shore water pollution is "bad housekeeping" by boats plying New. York Harbor, and faulty sewage disposal systems at shore communities emptying into 8ie sea. While the harbor problem is Wallace Bids Showdown one for federal and state auth ities, he said, Shore officials, are responsible for maintenance of sewerage outfall lines. Break- Defies U.S., Local Authorities on Segregation downs are "intolerable" and By DON MCKEE "must be corrected forthwith, nterest of all citizens of Ala- three white schools in this sprawl-troopers would ring the schools Wallace put state troopers in otherwise legal action will be BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP)- bama." ing city, still scarred from sum- to prevent desegregation. uskegee Monday to bar opening necessary," he said. Gov. George C. Wallace apparent- Wallace would not say whether City and county policemen were of the school which was to accept he would be in Birmingham for a mer racial disorders. The freeholder did not identify ly headed today for a new segre- ordered on guard duty at the three 3 Negroes. personal confrontation with the Another unanswered question the towns which may be main- gation showdown at three .public schools facing integration under He has not indicated whether taining faulty systems, nor did schools here despite hands-off ap- ive Negro pupils seeking to enter was whether Wallace's helmeted federal court order. « will halt the opening of Mobile he say who would initiate legal peals by local authorities and hools where officials laid secret action to force correction. warning from the federal govern- ilans for registering two Negroes CONTROVERSIAL FIGURES— Ngo Dinh Nhu and his Notes Charge ment. oday at Murphy High. wife, advisers to South Viet Nam President Ngo Dinh 'In over one month a'notice- Wallace's plans were secret. But he sent hundreds of state But the focus today was on Bir- Diem, are powers the U. S. Central Intelligence Agency able change--has taken place lingham, where more than 2,000 along (he beach front ... (and) troopers into this steel city despite has been trying to eliminate, according to a story in an unprecedented request by the Negroes went to jail during street to be (hanked are the party boat demonstrations earlier in the year. the English-language, government-sponsored. Times of captains," he declared. City Council to keep- his forces out. At Graymont Elementary Viet. Nam. The newspaper charged that the CIA was "When the feelings of so many School, about 350 pupils were thousands of bathers was brought The Justice Department said in financing a plot to overthrow Diem and to exile his Washington: "The schools will be scheduled to begin classes with to their attention, they made two Negroes. Two other Negro brother, Nhu, and the latter's wife. (AP Wirephoto) every effort to see that no action, opened and the Negro students will attend them." pupils were to join about 1,500 In this crossfire from local and Wte pupils at West End High. federal authorities, the fiery seg- The fifth Negro was to enter Ram- regationist, governor said Tuesday say High, which expected an en- night in a statement: "I shall con- rollment of more than 900. School Bells Ring tinue to take whatever action I White segregationists planned to think is necessary to further the demonstrate at the three schools with motorcades and pickets. At Absence of Prayer Is Noticeable Change rally of about 600 persons Tues- lay night, Edward Fields of the FREEHOLD — Schools are open in Mon- of dependence • by the people upon super- Fireman National States Rights party said, mouth County today and the absence of natural! authority. "We're going to all the schools public prayer in public schools will be the The office of County Superintendent of to see that these schools stay most noticeable change in an age-old open- Schools Earl Garrison said yesterday it ex- white." ing hour format. pected full compliance with the U. S. Su- Alerting Most, schools reported all in readiness preme Court decision which outlawed pre- for immediate swing into normal operations. scribed religious expressions or services in In a few systems, inability to obtain equip- public schools. To Unveil ment items before the' opening-day deadline Mr. Garrison met with county school Pact Let posed minor problems and inconveniences. superintendents and administrative principals The Keyport Board of Education last night recently and told them he believed the high RED BANK — A contract for Plans For Was told that high school pupils there will court decision applied in New Jersey as well the supply and installation of a get only cold lunches, for a few days because as to the specific cases in which it ruled radio alerting system for the fire of delay in installation of a hot water boiler. directly. department was awarded to the Freshmen at Monmouth Regional High School New Jersey previously Tias required the New Jersey Communication Cor- BoroHall will have to carry-their belongings with them recitation of the Lord's Prayer and four poration by Borough Council lasi SOMETHING SLIPPED r-This !s KoW thing t looked after three 10,000-gallon Tide- verses of the Bible at the start of class each nght. LITTLE SILVER — Plans for through the day because of tardiness in de- the proposed new borough hall day in.all public schools. The firm's bid of U4,?£,$p wa» ji^^^j^^^ to. the ground at Lewi* St., Eatontown, after thejr livery, of 250 tocfc«/a»»v.i)#*^\4-i,.- will be presented to Borough These will be abandoned, now. the only one of foir which in- about 1:30 p.m. yesterday. Theodore Specie, ; In Monmouth County, more than a score 9y p yy T p, Council at its conference meet- Of Roman Catholic schools will get under "As far as we know there will be no cluded all components of the sys- Shrewsbury, owner of the service installatioli n fof r aboub t fix yean, last night said ing tomorrow night and to the way after traditional participation by young- differentiation in any of the school districts," tem as outlined in specifications. publiq "shortly," Councilman sters in Holy Mass at nearby churches. a -spokesman in Mr. Garrison's office said. Council has appropriated $15,000 "soft'ground" caused the collapse, although he said the tanks contained only about ; Charles .A. JFprfar, chairman of ' But' in , th.e public schools, where the "The Pledge of Allegiance will be re- from its capital improvement ac- 12,000 gallons of fuel at the timp,-Eatontown firemen were assisted ^ the scene by the buildings, and grounds com- bulk' of the county's 82,000 pupils attend, cited. I don't know if it is required,, but I count for the system. others from Fort Monmouth, Oceanport and Portaupeck, and a quantity of foam ex- know of no plan to eliminate it." . . mittee, announced last nigfit. . only- two words in recitation of the unchal- After a conference with" Fire tinguisher was sent from Liberty Hose' Company, Red Bank. There was no fire. Fort lenged Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag— During the summer, some district school Chief Charles R. Knoll and oth Plans being prepared by Red "Under-God"—remain as an outspoken link (See SCHOOL BELLS, Page 2) er fire officials; Councilman Dan Monmouth soldiers put up a sand bag barricade to retain the flow of leaking gas- Bank architect - Bernard Kellenyi iel J. O'Hern, chairman of the oline. ' • - call for a 1JJ story building of fire.committee, moved to award colonial design, Mr. Fbrfar said, a contract for a "fully integrated with a floor area "just under Hospital, Apartment, Stores system"- insuring continuity in 10,000 square feet." installation and maintenance, The proposed building will rather than piecemeal awarding house all borough offices and a to low bidders, which might have Rt. 35 Safety Action 10,000 volume public library, ac- Plan Draws Firm Opposition saved the borough $1,420. "It cording 'to Mr. Forfar. He said would be too hazardous to justi- the proposed library • quarters fy the saving," he said, would occupy approximately the HOLMDEL — If you want a while expressing disapproval of you that the time spent will not same space as the present 6,000 hospital, do you have to take "these continual tie-ins," agreed cost a fraction of a cent per tax- Mr. O'Hern explained that after Promised; Palmer Hit rolume facility on the second garden apartments and a shop- to refer the proposal to the Paver'" Oct. 31, the Federal Communica floor of the borough hall, but board's planning consultant, 0. tions Commission will "take us • TRENTON - Middletown Mayor Earl FREEHOLD — Monmouth County Free- ping center, too? Representatives of the Com- would have additional office Wayne Noble. off the air," meaning that fire de- Moody said l&st night that he has received holder Marcus Daly assailed state Highway space. mittee for Proper Zoning and assurances from Dwight R. G. Palmer, state This question aroused strong Asked by Miss Laura Harding, the Holmdel Property Owners partment messages will no longer Commissioner Dwight R. G. Palmer yester- be permitted on the police net highway commissioner, that • safety. meas- Mr. Forfar said it had not yet public feeling at last night's HoImdelnMiddletown Rd., why Association reminded the board day as a "complete failure" and urged Mr. been decided if the present mu- the board planned to consult Mr. work. ures—in the form of a $2.5 million compre- Planning Board meeting. that they remained "strongly op- hensive program—will.be given top priority Palmer to name Freeholder Charles I. Smith nicipal building would be. razed r Noble when garden apartments posed" to garden apartments in The new system will include as highway co-ordinator for Monmouth coun- and the new one erected on the Public opposition followed the six mobile units, a tone gen for Rt. 35. are not permitted by the zoning the township. Mr. Smith, 'director. of county highways site, or if the new building would Informal presentation of a pro- erator, antenna, base station and The mayor made the announcement ordinance, Albert B. Flemer, for the board, and Mr. Daly are Republicans irst be erected on the rear of posal by James R. Rice, vice chairman of the subdivision com- Harold S. Willey, president of 100 receivers which will be placed after confering 90 minutes yesterday with Mr. the Bayshore Hospital Associa Palmer and six highway department aides. and both are candidates for new terms in the borough hall site, and the president of Joseph Muscareila mittee, replied: in the homes of firemen. present building torn down later. Co., Maywood, to build a hospital- tion, claimed that the group has In the future, Mr. O'Hern ex- Mr. Moody had come here to stage a November. Mr. Palmer is the appointee of "We'll ask him first if he has no connection with the project sit-in in Mr. Palmer's office until such time Democratic Gov. Richard J. Hughes. No definite decision has been garden apartment-shopping cen- plained, gradual purchase of ad- made as to the means of financ- plans for garden apartments in Noting that Monmouth Medica as he conferred with the highway chief. ter "complex" on 55 acres ditional receivers is contemplat- The freeholder, a resident of Middletown ing the proposed new structure, Holmdel. If he says, 'No,' that Center has several apartmenl The mayor's action came as the result ed. There are 250 volunteer fire- Township, spoke out as the freeholders Mr. Forfar said. However, he ad- bounded by Beers St., Holmdel closes it." projects near the hospital, he of three fatalities on the highway over the men serving Red Bank. The num- adopted a resolution approving a proposed mitted that it would be "logical Rd., Bethany Rd. and the Gar- "What if he says 'Yes?' " Miss theorized that the apartment Labor Day weekend. ber is limited by the charters of system of jughandles and traffic controls for to assume" that the money den State Parkway. Harding queried. project "might make it easier to He said state officials indicated the im- Rt. 35 recommended by the Middletown the various companies. would be raised through a bond secure hospital personnel." provement program would involve construc- Township Committee. The resolution pledges The project, called "The North "Then we argue," replied Mr. The partial bidders were North- issue. Holmdel Plan," would include a Flemer. eastern Communications Co., tion of a center divider, widening of the the freeholders will help the committee Mr. Wjlley said the apartment four-lane roadway, installation of jughandles achieve its objective. A copy was to be In his New Year's Day 100-bed hospital, clinic, treatment "Do we argue or do we tell "tie-in" proposal has not been General Electric and Motorola message, Mayor Charles W. Ste- center, and professional build- Communications and Electronics. at eight intersections and installation of traf- sent to Mr. Palmer. •> him?" went on Miss Harding. formally discussed by the hos fic lights. phens promised that a study ing; garden apartments ultimate- "We tell him," said Mr. Flem- The new system will operate in Moody Appeal would be initiated to determine ly to total 700 units; a shopping pital committee, co-ordination with the present "Red Carpet" er.. The mayor said he received the "red Mr. t Daly noted an announcement yester- the feasibility of replacing the center; a "cabana-type" swim- For the past several years^ the alarm and will improve communi- Strongly Opposed carpet" treatment from Mr. Palmer. He said day that Middletown Mayor Earl B. Moody present borough hall, which he ming pool, and a sewage disposal Planning Board has, a number cations by eliminating the pos- planned a personal appeal to Mr. Palmer termed, "unsafe, inadequate and plant. "Then why ask him? Do you sibility of firemen not hearing officials were co-operative and that he was of times, gone on record agains shown preliminary sketches showing jug- and a sit-in at the commissioner's office if a constant source of unjustifiable gentlemen run your businesses alarms because of closed win- necessary to obtain an audience. expense." Questions by Miss Harding like this?" asked Miss Harding. apartment construction in the dows, noisy weather or a frozen handles at Palmer Ave., Cherry Tree Farm Rd., Harmony Rd., New Monmouth Rd., Said Mr. Daly: Chairman Bernard Goldsmith, Said Mr. Goldsmith, "I assure siren. The library budget approved township. Woodland Dr., Crestview Dr., Chapel Hill and "It seems strange .. .the Township Com- by borough council this year in- Cooper Rd., and Pine St. mittee must come to the Board of Free- cluded an appropriation for addi- The mayor said no timetable was set holders to help adjust a vital highway situa- tional shelving, but the group had up for the work but that officials said plan- tion. ... been warned by Ellwood D. Pow- Township to Answer Builder's Suit ning and construction could take up to a "Over the last weekend three people were rs, a Red Bank engineer who year. killed on this highway , . . Once more It is made a structural survey of the The mayor noted that in some cases the obvious Monmouth County is being severely building, that it could not put (See MOODY, Page 2) (SEE DALY, Page 2) any books on the new shelves because the building could not Challenging $300 per House Donation Merchants Plan In Union Beach sustain the added weight. OCEAN TOWNSHIP — This order return of $17,700 plus in- expected to come from housing had built two model homes, To Display Flag township will fight a law suit terest since 1960, paid into the developments. township officials refused to RED BANK — The business challenging its right to collect township's school capital im- This suit, filed by David K. grant building permifs or adver- section will soon be showing Index $300 for the township school sys- provement fund. Ansell, Asbury Park lawyer, says tising sign permits until the de- Judge Bars Permit its red, white and blue colors Page tem from each development The township ordinance being a previous owner, who subdivided veloper signed a similar agree- on all the appropriate days. Allen-Scott 18 home. challenged is similar to ordinances the property in 1954, had agreed ment, according to the develop- Borough Council last night Amusements _ _ 14 Mayor and Council last night of several municipalities, which to pay $300 to the school system er. smiled upon a Chamber of For Asphalt Plant authorized' township attorneys require aid toward providing ed- for each home constructed. Births '..'. 2 Commerce proposal to make FREEHOLD - Superior Court Vincent J. Agresti and Bernard ucational facilities for children After West Park Avenue, Inc., The deverloper has paid $17,'- mittee. They prevent (he issuanc, Jim Bishop 6 700 for 59 houses under the the Stars and Stripes available Judge J. Edward Knight yester: of a building permit, and the con Karasic to file an answer in to merchants at .cost, to be Bridge ...23 Chancery Division of Superior agreement signed April 18, 1960. day signed two temporary re- stmctlon oMhe building. John Chamberlain 6 erected In sidewalk holes to straining orders which, for the Union Beach Borough Counci Court, Freehold, .to a suit entered 80-Killed in Swiss Jetliner This suit contends Township be provided by the borough. Classified 22 Aug. 9 against the township by Council and the Board of Educa- time being, will prevent the con- has approved a 10-year lease o Comics .f. 3i West Park Ave., Inc., developers ZURICH, Switzerland (AP) - Aboard wero 74 paesongcrs and tion lack authority to make such Mayor Benedict R. Nicosia struction of an asphalt plant in property with Stavola, to erec Crossword Pimlo „._ 18 of Peachtree Estates. A Swiss jet airliner with 80 per- a crew, of six. Swissair officials an agreement. told John D. Bolduc, executive Union Beaqh. the plant on a six-acre tract on Editorials 6 In the suit, West Park Ave sons aboard exploded in the air reported. Whether any Americans vice president of the chamber, Michael J. Stavola, Inc., New Rose La., near Natco Lake. Herblock ( shortly after takeoff from Zu- were on the plane was- not known. Refusal by township officials "The Idea is an excellent one Shrewsbury, has 10 days in which nue, Inc. has asked the court to to issue building permits until Those challenging the proposa Movie Timetable 14 rich 'today and crashed in flames. The plane was bound for Rome and we would like to join with to show cause why the orders contend that zoning does not per Obituaries 2 RUMMAGE AND WHITE Witnesses said there were no sur- and planned a stop at Geneva. execution of the contract consti- you ui this patriotic spirit." should not be made permanent. tutes unlawful duress, says the mit the plant. Sylvia Porter 9 ELEPHANT SALE. • vivors. The airliner crashed west of Representatives of ' council Stavola is the firm which plans suit. Rarltan entered the case on Sports 20-21 Sept. 5 and 6. From 0:30 to 4. Four minutes before disaster the village of Duerrenaesch at and chamber will meet soon, to to construct the plant. request of property owners in Stock Market : S Corner of Mount and First Ave., struck, officials reported they had 6:15 a.m. (1:15 a.m. EST). It All houses in this development disscsuss the technicalities of The orders were obtnlned by a West Keansburg, who contend Successful Investing ..._„,..... S Atlantic Highlands. Given by the lost contact with the Swissair gouged out a huge crater and have been sold and are occu Installing the holes and using group of Union Beaoh citizens, that their lots would depreciatt Television 14 Philantlta club.-Adv. Caravelle twin-jet. disintegrated. pled. , some already on the sidewalks. and the Rarltan Township Com- in value 11 the plant is built Women'! Newk,... __,...._.1M7 &pt.4, 1963 REP BANfC REGISTER Weather Name Gale Ham Jersey — Scattered tim- ers etrly laity trAbmtA by vari- able etoudinws tui oocl, faigb To County OBITUARIES Township Officiqls' the mid 70s. Fair and coo) night, low from the 50s in th Shelter Unit MRS. MAgJE CONNBRTY northwest to around 60 along th RED- BANK — Mrs. Marie M. shore and in the south portio FREEHOLD — Clarence Connerty, 75, of 46 John St. died Status is Clarified Fair and continued cool Thurs- Gale, of Red Bank, was ap yesterday in Shrewsbury Manor day, followed by increasin pointed by the -Board of Free Nursing Home after a Jong ill-- OCEAN TOWNSHIP—No long was adopted Aug. S, k took un- cloudiness later in the day, hig! holders yesterday to the Board o: ness. er are officials and members of til last night to get f|nal agree- i the 70s. Trustees of the Monmouth Coun- ment on appointments-and office ty Children's Shelter. Mrs. Connerty was born in Ire- township boards unsure of their MARINE right to hold office or their exac terms, chiefly because vacation land, daughter of the late John Freeholders said Mr. Gale wil and Mary Conlon Casey. terms of office. interfered. Cape May to Block Island fill a position initially offered ti Mayor and Council voted las' In all, Deputy Clerk Marie K. Small craft warning displayec She was a member of the St. former Shrewsbury Mayor Ber James Rosary and AKar Society night to accept all July 1 ap- Jones read 107 appointments last Southerly winds 20 to 25 knot nard W. White, who declined be- pointments made by William night—74 made by the acting with higher gusts in thundei of Jamesburg. Her husband wa» cause of other commitments. the late Thomas R. Connerty. Poznak, acting township man township manager and 43 made showers early this moniing, shif Mr. Gale, district constructs ager, and itself. And terms of by mayor and council. ing to northwesterly 15 to superintendent at Red Bank fo Surviving are a son, Richard office were set for all office Only differences from Mr. knots later this morning an< the New Jersey Bell Telephon A. Connerty of Ridgewood; a holders. Poznak's July 1 appointment northerly 10 knots tonight. Vari Company, was Republican candi daughter, Mrs. John J. Walker Since July 1, council has re- were the replacement of Pete able winds 10 knots Thursda; date for mayor of Red Bank ii of Red Bank; a brother, John newed three times an emergency Amodio on the Shade Tree Com- morning, becoming southerly 1962. J. Casey of New York City; a the afternoon. A few scatterei resolution to keep all appointees mission by Oliver J. Smith fo The new board member hold sister, Mrs. Bridget Baker of showers and thundershowers ea functioning in their jobs. a three-year term; addition of thi a bachelor of science degree i Ireland, and eight grandchildren. ly this morning, becoming parti Initially, there was delay unti job of shop foreman held by Rob- construction engineering from Services will be held Friday cloudy today and fair tonight a " an administrative code could be ert Burgess for a year. North Carolina State University at 7:30 a.m. from the William S. most of Thursday. Visibilitii fashioned which essentially cre- Council added to its July He is a former member of Anderson Funeral Home to St. better than 5 miles except 2 ated all posts under the appointment roster a four-mem- TOP CONTRIBUTOR AGAIN — Raymond Snyder, 1220"Stewart Ave.. Wanamassa, Red Bank Board of Educatioi James Catholic Church, James- township manager-council gov- ber Beautification Committee to miles in showers this mornin] gives his $50 check to Gilbert Haege, deputy chief of Wanamassa' Volunteer Fire and belongs to the Trinity Epi burg, where a Requiem Mass ernment. But the only posts the work with the Planning Board. Extended Forecast Company. Watching Mr. Snyder make his annual contribution to the Ocean Town- copal Church where he serves ai will be offered at 9 a.m. code could add were township On this committee are Mrs. Olga a vestryman, lay reader, am Temperatures during the fiv ship First Aid Fund Drive are Lt. Donald Crosta, left, and Sgt. Jerome Smith, Wana- Burial will be in St. James manager and acting township Ercolino, Mrs. Betty Resnikoff, day period Thursday througl Sunday school teacher. Cemetery in Jamesburg. manager. Mrs. Lucille Chayt and Mrs. Monday are expected to averagi massa First Aid Squad members. For several years now, Mr. Snydor's $50 contribu- He is a lieutenant colonel When the old committee form Zelda Malachowsky. 2 to 8 degrees below normal wi tion has been the fund's largest single do nation. having served in the South Pi WILLIAM A. PELS of government died July 1, al There remain two posts to be temperatures remaining on th cific Theater in World War 2. HIGHLANDS — William A. township posts had ceased to le filled: township manager ; cool side throughout the period Mrs. Allison S. Stern of Colt Pels, 67, of Lighthouse Rd. died gaily exist except by specia registrar of vital statistics. Some normal high and low tern Neck, is president of the boaFlorida and Eidward Pels, a Hud- Capt. Raymond T. Walling, Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long No Lockers chief of detectives, said most of Sewage Problem At its Aug. 19 meeting, thi son County Boulevard police cap- NEW SHREWSBURY — Fresh- Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- council declared it should be giv tain of Jersey City; a sister, the stolen liquor has been re lands bridge, add 40 minutes. men at Monmouth Regional High covered. He said the youths, both en "first consideration" to pur- Mrs. Gertrude Cannis of Brook- School, who are attending there local boys, were arrested shortly Consultant Asks County chase the 150-car lot. lyn, and a sister-in-law, Miss for the first time today, will carry RIVERVIEW At that time, Councilman Rob Mary Rissett of Highlands. after the theft was reported yes- Red Bank their, possessions from class to terday morning. Board Votes For County To Appoint ert Frederickson said the rai The funeral will be at 9 a.m. class with them for a while, it Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Wise, road had offered to sell thi The juveniles face hearings be- 7 East Wilson Cir., Middletown, Friday at the John L, Burk Fu- was announced at last night's fore authorities in Freehold. To Be Hired Authority property, including the statioi neral Home, Jersey City. A Re- school board meeting. Adult School son, yesterday. to the borough for $20,000, am The arrests were made by De- FREEHOLD — Selection of a SPRING LAKE -r- Democratic Mr. and Mrs. Walter White, 18 quiem Eucharist will be cele- The school is opening minus tective Lt. Joseph McCarthy, De- firm of experts to conduct a basic candidate Hugh B. Meefhan called to then lease the station for % brated at Van Vorst Grace Epis- Campview St., River Plaza, a year. The railroad would ->ro tome 250 lockers which have been tective Sgt. Frank Gleason and Subsidy Fund study of sanitary needs in Mon- on the Monmouth County Board daughter, yesterday. copal Church, Jersey City. Bur- ordered but not delivered. Patrolman Allen J. Ford. mouth County has been narrowed of Freeholders yesterday to vide all maintenance. ial will be in New York Bay NEW SHREWSBURY — Th Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bishop, Until the new lockers come, Capt. Walling said a 15-year-old to two applicants, the Board of create a county sewerage author- However, Mr. Frederickson de- Cemetery, Jersey City. Monmouth Regional Board of Ed- 441 Oak Hill Rd., Middletown, son freshmen will be laden all day last Keansburg boy will receive Freeholders announced yester- ity to cope with pressing needs clared that the railroad had put ucation last night decided to sub- yesterday. with whatever they bring to a hearing in Freehold on charges day. in many municipalities. a $10,000 price tag on the prop sidize the Adult- School held al Mr. and Mrs. Robert Booket, JOHN MINTON school. of setting at least 50 fires—most- Freeholder Director Joseph C. erty several years ago. And thai Che high school in evening clas- In a prepared statement, Mr. 85 Seventh St., West Keansburg, FREEHOLD — John Minton, "I hope the lockers, get here ly grass, in the township during rwin said a choice will be made price included the road on the ses, to the tune of $1,000 a year, Meehan assailed a recent asser- son, yesterday. 82, a former resident of 553 before we go into the overshoe the year. He said the boy was and a contract signed within the tion by Freeholder Director Jo- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peet, 18 west side of the station, pur- River Rd., Fair Haven, died Fri- and heavy coat weather," Super- arrested Monday after he set fire Superintendent Prank Wein next week. He said both firms seph C. Irwin that the freehold- chased by the borough earliei heimer explained that the adu Maryann Ct., West Keansburg, day in the John L. Montgomery intendent Frank Weinheimer said to the meadowland in Port Mon- under consideration estimate the ers had no power to create son, yesterday. this year at a cost of $3,150, th< Medical Home here. last night. mouth. school, soon to commence it! study will require 14 to 16 months regional districts. councilman said. fourth term, ran into a little fi Mr.*and Mrs. Donald Hays, 6 Mr. Minton was born in Fair Ralph Keevil, board secretary, Capt. Walling said the boy ad- but he declined to say the An attempt by the railroad tc nanoial trouble last year artd maj amount each seeks for its serv- The .candidate said R. S. Elinor St., Port Monmouth, Haven, son of the late William said the delay in delivery was mitted setting "about 50 fires' daughter, yesterday. sell the property to a private in not due to tardiness in ordering, not survive without board help. ices. 40:14A-l, enacted in 1946, permits and Mary Ann Hayes Minton. during the past year. Most of creation of a county authority Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wicks, dividual for use as a commercial but to the Illinois supplier. the fires were grass, or woods, Some of the most valuable "We are negotiating price," he There are no Jtnown survivors. for use by whatever municipali- 15 Gary Ave., West Keansburg, parking lot would have resident; The funeral was held this Cold Lunches he police captain added. classes had to be canceled foi aid. daughter, yesterday. here "up in arms," Mr. Fred- KEYPORT - Cold sandwiches lack of sufficient enrollment to Meanwhile, the board also on- ties choose to join. He declared: morning from the John E. Day Capt. Walling said Detective "If the freeholders are going Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Cooke, eriekson said. and bag lunches will be the only Sgts. Gleason and Robert Letts ay teaching costs, he said. Sub- tounced it will contribute more Funeral Home, Red Bank, to' sidizing these classes until en to appoint a firm of sanitary 11 Woodland Rd., Hazlet, son, Nativity Catholic Church, Fair menu for Keyport High School made the arrest. han $50,000 to two municipali- yesterday. students for the first several rOllment increases here will be ses to aid in curtailing serious sewer engineers to make a com- Haven, where a Requiem Mass Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh, days of school. a valuable contribution, he said. Irainage conditions affecting prehensive, county-iwide, basic 83 Township was offered at 9 o'clock. Burial study, will they go one logical 67 Atlantic Ave., Keansburg, son, The reason — there is still no "Adult education is coming to »unty roads. ., was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery Seek More step further and create a county yesterday. MMdletown. hot water in the high school be- je more and more important to A grant of $45,000 will be made :he community," the superintend- sewerage authority? ... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seelinger, Lots Placed cause a new boiler has not as :o Spring Lake Heights as a 25 341 East End Ave., Belford, son, yet been installed. Substitutes ;nt stated, "and it will be in "An authority would mean new MRS. ANNIE SMITH er cent participation in an es- jobs for people now unemployed this morning. Donald A. Hill, secretary of the :reasingly vital in years to imated $180,000 project at Coun- For Sale ARLINGTON - Mrs. Annie »me." It (the authority composed Mr. and Mrs. William Quinn, Batten Smith of this place, for- Board of Education, reported last At Regional ty Route 37, also known as Al- 34 Lakeside Dr., Matawan, daugh- OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Public night the plumbing contractor He stated that not only classes of five members named by the merly of Shark River Manor, NEW SHREWSBURY — The laire Rd. The municipality will freeholders) would have the ter, this morning. sale of 83 township land parcel has not received delivery, of the to teach new salable skills or to seek federal aid and will con- Wall Township, died Saturday in Monmouth Regional High School power to appoint professional, MONMOUTH MEDICAL was set by council last night foi new boiler, but it is expected any polish up rusty ones, but also ribute to the costs with local a special Sept. 23 meeting at the home of her brother, Alfred ' day. is seeking additional qualified technical and other officers, and CENTER Batten, in Toronto, Canada, after substitutes, especially in science, the "cultural" subjects, such as iinds,. p.m. Deadline for installation was set its employees would be subject a short illness. She was 71. 'new" mathematics, girls' physi- bridge and dancing, are of value. A grant of $7,141 was app'roved Long Branch These land parcels, involving as Aug. 23 by the board when it to Civil Service. . . Mrs. Smith was born in Atfaer- cal education and shop. It was also decided to put the for Middletown Township to meet Mr. and Mrs. H. Richard Kie- about 150 lots, are located awarded a contract last month to "I wouM be strongly opposed ton, England, and moved here bookkeeping for the adult clas- problems on Harmony and Cher- fer, 191 Cliftwood Rd., Oakhurst, throughout the township in sec- Thomas Kearney, Keyport.. Substitutes with special skills to any attempt to turn this new four years ago from Wall Town- ses under the direction of the ry Tree Farm Rds., near the son, yesterday. tions of Oakhurst and Wanamas- Frank V. Zampello, high school in foreign languages are also agency into a patronage pool, ship. needed, Superintendent Frank board secretary, Ralph Keevil. Lutheran Church. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Thomp- a. Only 28 of the parcels have principal, announced the servings and we would have to guard son, Riverview PI., Sea Bright, She is survived by a son, Wal- Weinheimer said at last night's The board said the pastor, Rev. against that possibility ... but restricted deeds. would be limited to the cold :. Roger Burkins, had com- daughter, yesterday. ter Smith of Baltimore; two dishes because without hot water meeting of the regional Board HONOR MRS. SHAW I can think of no better way to At its next, meeting Sept. 16, of Education. >lained of flooding hampering the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slingluff, daughters, Mrs. George Brierley it is impossible to wash the FORT MONMOUTH — Mrs relieve unsanitary conditions than Blackpoint Horseshoe, Rumson, council will hold a public sal< of Neptune and Mrs. John Turley "The quality of our faculty is congregation during and after dishes. He reported bag lunches Edith Shaw of 1125 Lakewood by establishing sewerage districts daughter, yesterday. of 2J4 Iota in Deal Beach Estates, of Kearny; two other brothers, such that when one of our teach- heavy rains. Under the plan, the will be tried as part of the regu- Rd., JVIanasquan, has received a under a county authority." Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mellone, 7' But these lot deeds are restrict- Walter and Alec Batten of Toron- ers is absent, he is much township will prepare the plans ed so that they must be added lar menu. letter of appreciation from Lt. Mr. Meehan said a county Durand PI., Long Branch, son, to; five grandchildren, and four missed," the administrator said. and the county will pay full cost to adjoining property and cannot Mr. Zampello also reported that Col. Ted J. Palik, secretary, U.S. authority would be eligible for yesterday. Teat-tgrandchildren. "During absences we want to I the work. be used for construction purposes the lack of hot water has made Army Signal School, on her re- federal assistance up to 100 per Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doughty, continue class work on a high tirement from federal service. In announcing plans for an by themselves. it necessary for members of the cent of construction and 30 per 1313 Maple Ave., Wanamassa MRS. JACOB DICKENSON level, not just fill a teacher's Mrs. Esther Ipri, Kings Hwy., iward for the sanitary sewer football team to shower at home cent of preliminary study cost. son, yesterday. Acting on Planning Board re- RED BANK - Mrs. Mary L. chair." Middletown, registrar of the Sig- itudy, Mr. Irwin said about 12 after practices. commendations, council last night Dickenson, 82, of 41 Oakland St The board decided to try to nal School, attended the cere- companies had submitted propos- U. S. help, he added, would be PATTERSON ARMY HOSPITAL Contract Hassle Is and that the two still in con- available if the state Depart- Fort Monmouth approved two major sulbdivisior died yesterday at her home after :ap the skills of dependents of mony. Mrs. Shaw worked fo maps for Beecroft Estates, a 13- The lack of hot water momen- r iideration had been recommend ment of Health certified that long illness. ort Monmouth personnel by the government over 18 years, First Lt. and Mrs. Bowman lot development off West Park tarily revived the verbal battle \d by Charles M. Pike, execu there is need for a system asked H. Webster, 38 Helms Dr., daugh- Mrs. Dickenson was born in between board members that lutting a notice in the Fort's ind for the last five, she was a Ave., and House and Home, Inc. 'Blue Sheet," which is distrib- itudent counsellor in the. Offici ive director of the county Plan- by the county authority. ter, Friday. Ortley Beach, daughter of the erupted last month over the off Bowne Rd. in Wayside. Coun late David B. and Emily A. Gant uted to families there each week.of the Registrar. ing Board. He said the investments of the Sgt. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Ar- awarding of the boiler contract. Before making a final de 1 oilman John W. Beekman, Jr., Fisher. She had lived here 45 authority would be financed by buckle, Fort Hancock, son,' Fri- said the House and Home devel- Bitter words and accusations ermination, he said, the free- day. years. She was a former Mid- were thrown. bond issue and paid off through opment included about 32 lots. lolders will confer with the en- service Charges to users. SP5 and Mrs. Sanford Green- dletown resident. She was a re- In its regular business the ;ineering committee of the Plan Councilman Donald V. Crosta tired dressmaker. "It wouldn't cost Che taxpayers farb, 3B Azalea Ct., Eatontown board: ning Board. Members are Claudi son, Friday. abstained from voting on the Bee- She was the widow of Jacob a cent," he declared. croft Estates map. He said later Set up a liaison committee °to W. Birdsall, Otis W. Seaman, Ens- SP4 and Mrs. Garyl E. Brandt, Dickenson, who died several he had had business dealings discuss teacher-board relation- ley M. White, and William T. Mr. Irwin recently said a plan 188'/ Bath Ave., Long Branch years ago. 2 with the developer. ships with the Teachers Associa- irtwell. by the freeholders to put up 25 son, Saturday. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. tion. Named to the committee by The two firms, Mr. Irwin said per cent of the money for feasi- SP4 and Mrs. Wayne W. San- Council gave final passage to Arthur G. Jones of Riverside President Joseph Ferrente were bility cost studies to help any an ordinance setting a $35 fee for re Elson T, Killams Associate. derson, Fort Hancock, son, Mon Heights; a sister, Mrs. Lida Stanley Hyer, Frank Leonardis group of municipalities under- all applications to the Zoning f Millburn, and Havens and Em- day. Smock of the Oakland St. ad- and Mrs. Caroline Huber. taking a sewerage project was SP5 and Mrs. Eugene C. Por Board of Adjustment and an or- Iress; a brother, James Fisher rson, of New York. The former, "unique." He said no federal or dinance re-establishing Fire Dis Approved use of the high school e said, has done considerable ter, 611 4th Ave., Bradley Beach, f Osbornville; three grandchil. cafeteria by the High School PTA state assistance for such work son, Monday. trict No. 1, whioh includes Oak- [ren and seven great-grandchH- •ork in municipalities of the was available. hurst. on every third Thursday, and the Munty. The latter last year did SP4 and Mrs. James D. K. Fry- ren. Centra! School by the Grammar project offshore in Monmouth Mr. Meehan commented: man, 45 Paterson Ct., Shrews Funeral services will be held' School PTA every first Monday of or the state Department o "According to a report (by the bury, daughter, Monday. Fire Prevention Friday at 10 a.m. in the Worden the month. lealth, he added. state Conservation Department) Pfc and Mrs. Ronald J. Bal- Funeral Home, with Rev. Canon Accepted the resignation of Details of tjje projects pro- a total of 72 sanitary sewer pro- ser, Sr., 12 Crawford St., Shrews- Bureau Named Charles H. Best, rector of Trinity bowling coach John J. Meli. Mr. wsed, Mr. Irwin said, vary only jects in New Jersey, costing bury Township, son, Monday.. Episcopal Church, officiating. Meli resigned because of his ightly. Both would plan to sub- hearly $50: million, have been Pfc and Mrs. Victor A. Wine- SHREWSBURY - A five-man Burial will be in the Methodist heavy schedule. nit periodic progress reports and approved for federal aid, with brenner, 74 Tinton Ave., Eaton- fire prevention bureau was ap- -iiurch Cemetery, Osbornville. *«~ Authorized the administration more than a quarter of the cost town, daughter, Monday. pointed last night by Borough o conduct their studies on a bas- Council. HEATH NOTICE to seek use of the Raritan Town- • ol priorities. This would as being met by federal grants FITKIN ship High School gymnasium for ure earliest results would be under the Federal Water Pollu- Neptune Councilman Abraham Zager Neptune. Beloved hushand • of seven or eight home basketball nominated Walter Deiss, Mon- . " , i ™ "' alorln McBherry. ivailable to towns or regions re- ion Control Act and the Public Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Boll- 0 n U ay rOnl games. [uiring help first. Works Acceleration Act." mouth County Civil Defense Co- ^.ranVni? ^ior ' r, -' Grid Use man, RD 1, Marlboro, son, yes- ordinator for First Aid Squads, as Also authorized the administra- erday. 'ire marshal. Mr. Deiss is an ex- tion to allow Raritan to use the wo Today in Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Clark, :mpt fireman who formerly athletic field for football earnos' Vcc«"|>tr«l by Council RD 3, Freehold, daughter, yes- served with the Bradley Beach in addition to the scheduled Sept. terday, "Ire Department. SHREWSBURY Mr. and Mrs. Fred Louquet, , tlKATII NOTICK 28 game, if necessary. By The AitSoelntcd Press Members of the bureau are 'EL8 -- Wllllnm A., on Bent. 2 1001 ouncil last night accepted the IV Lincoln PI., Freehold, daugh- Fire Chief Alfred Cooney, Jr., De- r Mgl.tlimi.it- 11,1., IllKl.la.idH irormcr". Announced the state Federation isignations of William Layton, y of Jersey city,, beloved hmban'lol of Boards of Education workshop SENATE ter, yesterday. puty Chief Louis Longo and fire- Norence. nee Klsnett, anil brother nf a member of the Board of Debates manpower training bill. Mr. and Mrs. Marcclino Jim- men Patrick D'Aloia and Carl l«rry, K.lw.rrt, o.rtrud, CannlS? th. will be held Oct. 24-26 with Mrs. 'calth, and Robert Morse, elialr- it* Mailalyn Hluem and Orac. Helen Poto suggesting that Commerce Committee holds enez, West Farms Rd., Farming- Nil!. orhen, and brother-in-law of M«r» lan of the Recreation Commls- closed session to consider bill to dale, daughter, yesterday. Council also approved a $1,000 tl««ll. Relative, and friend,, al.S "members go and retain what on. nomb.n of ihe Highland. Hod an* they learn." barf racial bias in places of pub- Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Shannon, disability and death benefit In- Inn fMub nre Invited to lodge «erv* /N AMERICAN NOW — Ono-year-oW Michel Imre Mrs. Charles Kroll, 4 Corn Ln., lic accomodation. era at 8 p.m. Thur».lay at &. John Set the price of milk at two 361 Lowden Ct., Long Branch, surance for firemen at the re- lurk Funeral Home. «M Pall.ade Av" Gorcz of Woodbridge imiles as, ho holds an American as named to replace Mr. Lay- HOUSE ersey city. The funeral will bo lfri' cents per half pint for high Bchool ,, , , . . . son, yesterday. quest of Councilman Philip A. ay at the (unprnl home at Ham flll flftor boln IW0rn m an a U in. Council will consider re- Not in session. Mr. and Mrs. Vladimer Yur- Genovcse. The cost to the bor- loncn to VaruVor.t flriwe Eplacopai students and three cents for ele- 9 9 - S. citizen in New Bruns- laccmcnt of Mr. Morse at a fu- liiirch where a reqnlm Eucharl.t will menUry students.' ' wick. His father took the oath for him. (AP Photo) Secretary of Agriculture Free- sha, 1. Ridge Dr., Hazlet, daugh- )ugh for the coverage will be io celebrated at 1(1 :M a.m. Vliltlni tre meeting, it was said. man holds news conference. ter, yesterday. $66 per month. our, will b. trom 2 to s un. .1 io prp,rn 8 Teachers BED BANK POSTER WaWky, Sept, 4, 1963-3 Are Hired Successful UNION BEAOH — The Board The Art of Education in special session last night hired eight new teach- Investing ers. OfLearning They are: Mrs. Kathryn Roger E. Spear By ROGER E. SPEAR Stroupe, Red Bank, as fifth grade teacher at aJ yearly salary of By LESLIE J. NASON 1 Q—In 1954 our Episcopal A—I am very much honored to $5,000; Richard Reiersen, West Dr. Nison Professor ol Education Church received 30 shares of Wy- answer a question from a Church Belmar, fourth grade, at $4,800; att Indussries. As you know,! the if a denomination with which I A student who does only what inks in terms of learning ma- price of these shares has gone im not affiliated, but for which ames Sodano, Iselin, fourth he is told, and then only enough rrial to be covered on a test, down materially, and the July have the most profound re- ;rade, at $5,000; Thomas Ces- to get by, is going through school nd no more. "If there are no dividend was cut in half. Should ipect. tone, Long Branch, fifth grade, the hard way. ritten assignments, no. study is we hold Ws in our Endowment In my opinion, the trustees of at $4,81(0; John J. Nagle, Farm- In college, if. he ever gets there, quired," he figures. Fund or switch to a stronger sit- four Foundation would be failing ingdale, sixth grade, at $5,200; this student still strives to meet Such a student never learns uation?" Treasurer. in their fiduciary responsibilities Mrs. Patricia Yeager, Long minimum requirements only. He rough about a subject to develop by continuing to hold Wyatt In- Branch, third grade, at $5,200; mch interest. He may change dustries. This is a well-managed, C. F. Brazeal, Philadelphia, spe- s major several times, man- relatively small company en- cial educable class, at $6,200, and ing to avoid advanced work in Street Has gaged in three highly competi- Miss Sandra Spino, Oakhurst Opens Office \y subject. tive areas: metals, rubber and third grade, $3,900. His pattern of study stars ear- Big Day plastics. At home, his mother always Earnings went down very lanned play for him. NEW YORK (AP) - The stock sharply last year and the de- Spelling Is The Tlpofl .narket began the significant cline—though more moderate— Holmdel In the primary grades he was post-Labor Day period with continued through 1963's first RINGING DOORBELLS — Francis X.,.Ken nelly and Charles K. Woodward. Demo- Miss Linda Schanck, daughtei m-creative and was afraid to a rush yesterday, surging to a half. I consider this a cyclical of Mr. and Mrs. George Schanck i beyond what the teaoher di- new 1963 recovery high on the and I believe you should cratic candidates for Red Bank Borough Council, third and fourth from left, begin Main Rd., will leave Sunday foi •ected. Soon, he rejected any in- largest volume in about three have growth. house-to-house campaign with a stop at the home of Mrs. Margaret Ellis, 31 I Spring vidual project as "silly." months. GlasSboro State College. I would switch Wyatt—yielding St. Mayor Benedict Nicosia, left, accompanies them. Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Wood- When he got to third grade and Motors, office equipments, elec- 3.80 per cent—into Texaco, yield- asked to make lists, he was tronics and a wide range of low- ward will appear Saturday, night at a District 5 lawn party at the home of Mrs. The Ladies Aid Society of | ing 2.8 per cent with a pattern 1 Iways the child who asked "How er-priced issues were strong as of rising dividends. Holmdel Federated Church will Maryann Cannava, 28 Morford PI. The last lawn party was held at the home of meet for the first meeting of the any do you want? Is this the market boiled ahead on vol- Q—"Would you please tell me inough?" ume of 5.57 million shares. John Corrigan, 58 Peters PI. \ season Tuesday, Sept. 10, at Fel- i little more about Public Hous- _*"'"L~' The only homework this child This compared with Friday's 4.57 lowship Hall. ing Authority bonds, how they id in fifth and sixth grades was million and was the biggest since are secured, where they can be whioh had to be handed in. June 5 when 5.85 million shares Mr. and Mrs. George Wander bought and what they yield?" Asks Check Hs work may have been of pass- changed hands. and children, Suzanne • and A. George, of Haddonfield, were g quality but it seldom rated The closely watched Dow Jones A—Gladly. Housing Authority guests last weekend of Mr. and high grade. industrial average advanced 2.70 bonds, with few exceptions, arc On Army's Mrs. Edwin Liebenow, Me Camp- AH through the grades, school to 732.02—a short step fronujts secured by a first pledge of an- bell Rd. ras pushing him. He wasn't historic closing high of 734.91 nual contributions, unconditional- Land Fill rushing to learn. made Dec. 13, 1961. ly payable by the Public Housing This attitude of doing "just The broader 500-stock Standard Administration, in accordance SHREWSBURY — Councilman The Ladies Auxiliary of the Abraham J. Zager last night Holmdel Fire Company will meet nough to get by for now" can & Poor's index made a new all- with an Annual Contributions Dr. Seymour H. Shore je spotted especially in spelling. time peak as it advanced .lj> to Contract. The United States asked Borough Council to investi- at the fire house Monday for a gate a sanitary land fill program regular meeting. Parents and teachers should 72.66, topping the previous rec Housing Act of 1937, as amended, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP —Dr. atoh for students who, learn to ord of 72.64 made Dec. 12,1961. solemnly pledges the faith of the being conducted at Parker's Seymour H. Shore has opened an Creek by Fort Monmouth of- Juhn Umberger, son of Mr. and spell words well enough for the Of 1,308 issues traded, 627 ad- United States to the payment of office for the praotice of genera day's test, but not well enough vanced and 421 declined. There these annual contributions. ficials. Mrs. Jacob Umberger, Main Rd., medicine at 428 Lloyd Rd Mr. Zager noted that the creek leaves this week for Lehigh Col- i use them correctly later in 'were 122 new highs for the year It really doesn't matter what Strathmore. is a borough boundary and that lege, Bethlehem, Pa. ritten themes and examinations, and two new lows. issue you buy, if they are issued Dr. Shore is a graduate of New changing its course could altei bu must try to make them un- Thirteen of the 15 most active in conformity with the Public York Medical College and trained Uhe community's border. erstand it is actually easier to stocks advanced end two de- Housing Authority. You can buy Dennis Williams, son of Mr. jt Flower Fifth Avenue Hos- The matter was referred and Mrs. Peter Williams, Deer- earn a subject well than to drag clined. bonds from any major bank or pital, Metropolitan Hospital and long on a minimum basis. Sperry Rand again was the dealer. Their yields depend on Borough Attorney Harry B. Rol- crest Dr., will enter Alfred Uni- Fitkin Hospital. He also served ler. versity, Alfred, N. Y. this week. If your child is a pre-kinder- volume leader, rising to 16'/i maturity, as do all tax-exempts. the United States Army and artener, help him plan and car- on 263,600 shares. Second w At present, the short-term a member of the Monmouth out simple activities. Praise Studebaker, up, at 7% on $33,- yieM is about 1.95 per cent. The County Medical Society. him and encourage him to be 600 shares as the company re- longer maturities, say 1998, Lewis Elected Chairman He resides here with his wife, reative and a self-starter. This ported a hefty start on making bring a 3.30 per cent return. Phyllis, and their children, Neil ill carry over into primary of its. 1964 models. Third was Con- (Mr. Spear cannot answer, all and Ellen. rades. trol Data, up 4% at 92% on mail personally but will answer Of Jewish Center Board Start With One Course 116,700 shares. all questions possibe in his co- Next came Chrysler, up^% at In intermediate grades, parents umn.) MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — At Sept. 6 at the first aid building. Store Gives can insist on concentrated work 73%, and American Motors, up a meeting of the newly elected The services will continue week- VA at 19V4. areas such as spelling until executive board of the Strath- ly until next June. ihe child has made the words his Also active, Korvette rose 1, more Jewish Center held Aug. 27 Robert Weinstein, past ways Way To >wn and continues to use them High Voltage Engineering \y , t at the home of Martin Cooper, and means chairman, reported wrectly. Litton Industries % and Eastern president, 49 Idlewild La., that the film "Pepe" will be With high school or college stu- Air Lines 1. Strathmore, Miohael Lewis was shown Saturday, Sept. 14 at the Gas Station Ford, off y , was one of the dents, the problem will be more t elected chairman of the board. VFW Hall, Cliffwood. He is in MIDDLETOWN — The former difficult because the bad habit is losers on the most-active list. The Parents wlio wish to send charge of ticket sales. Old Village meat market build- other was Texas Gulf Producing, ongstanding. But get the student their chiMren to Hebrew school The first installation of officers ing at Rt. 35 and New Monmouth to pick one subject as a starter. down 3'/B, as traders "sold on have been asked to contact Mrs. for the center will take place Rd. was torn down yesterday. the news" of Sinclair Oil's plan Help him plan an allout attack Gerald RStz, 42 Idlewild La., Sis- Thursday, Sept. 12 at 8 p.m. at The building, which also housed on the course. Make him figure to buy most of the company's of terhood vice president of educa- the first aid building. a clothing shop, was torn down to and gas properties. Sinclair out how to study it, discuss mem- tion. 9he is making the arrange- According to David Borowka make way for a Mobil Oil serv ory devices he plans'to use and gained %. ments with the United Hebrew installation chairman, William ice station. Yesterday's closing stocks; THE SHORT AND THE TALL-.Miss North Carolina, other approaches that will steep Congregation, Keyport, to edu- Newman, outgoing president, will Owner of the property is Her him in the material. AOF Ind 105 Int Bus Men 447V- Jeanne Flinn Swannar of Graham, N. C, who is six feet, bert Sdmlstadt. He was grantee Adams Ex 26% Int Harv 58-% cate the Strathmore children. be the installation officer. Rabbi When he has learned to plan Air Prod 64 % Int Nick 63% two inches tall, is flanked by a pair of five-foot, three- It was decided that Die Rosh Joshua Undenberg, spiritua a use permit by the Zoning Board Air Retlue 55 Int Paper 31 of Adjustment in December. Thi and carry out concentrated study Alleg Cp 10(4 Int Tel * Tel 53'.i inch contestants in the annual Miss America pageant at Hashanah and Yom Kippur serv- leader of the Madison Jewish on even one course, a good start Alleg Lud 40H I-T-ECkt Brk 16Vi ices will be held in a tent on Center, Brooklyn, will be the site of Che project is a B-4 busi Alleg Pw 55"4 Johns Man 49 Atlantic City. At left is Miss Vermont, Lissa Hetzel of ness zone. has been made toward substitu- Allied Ch 50% Jones A L, the vacant lot at Lloyd Rd. and guest speaker. Rabbi Lintfenberg ting adequate procedures instead Allla Chal 17H Joy MfR 28-'i The township's zoning code .n Alcoa 64 Kaiser Al 35 Burlington, and at right is Miss Florida, Flora Jo Chan- Church St. Ticket sales are in is also the chaplain of the New of just sliding by. Am Alrlln 29% KC Sou Ind 44',i donnet of North Miami. (AP Wirephoto) charge of Mrs. Lawrence Ler- York City Fire Department. quires a use permit for all serv Am Brk Sh •53'/. Kcnnecott 74 »i ice station construction in the Am Can Koppers 42 "A ner, 10 Idlewild La. Refreshments will be served (You can obtain Prof. Nason's Am Cyan 61 KresRe SS 22% following the installation cere- community. Am H Fdy 19 Kroger 31 The board approved the start "Help Your Child Succeed in "Ttm Mot 19 Leh'Torf C IBS of Friday night SaBbath services monies by The'"SisterfiooS; Am Smelt 84 Leh Val InJ IV* School" booklet by sending $1 to Am Std 17 LOF Glass Measures Coll For "Help Your Child," Box 1277, Am Tel Tel 124 Lib Me N*L 14' ARMY AWARD—Commend- ' Am Tob 28 LICK * My 74 Vi Pollution General Post Office, New York 79% ed for duty'in Florida, Col. Amp Inc 32% Litton Ind City.) Anaconda 60S Lukenj Stl 46% Doris Kulman, Dengrove (Continued) Armco Stl 61S Mack Trk 39 Vi Anthony J. DeAngelis, for- Spending $243,000 the resort to legal control shouk Armour •44% Marath Oil 5S Armst Ck 96»i Martin M merly' of Colts Neck, was be avoided wherever possible, A»hl Oil 30% Merck RED BANK — The borough* in residential, business and in- Atchlion awarded the first Oak Leaf Write TV Guide Article Backed up by the legal contro 2914 MGM 29 storm sewer and water supply dustrial zones between the front Atl Refln Police Still 55 Minn M4M 62% systems are slated for improve- building line and the curb, ex- possibility, the thinking captain Avco Corp M\ Mo Pac A 66 Cluster to the Army Com- were able to bring about the de- Ave Corp 74% Mont Ward 40 Vi ments provided in three ordi- cept for driveways leading to RED BANK - An article by lay publication of the American Bibcock W 53'/, Nat Blsc 56 nances introduced by Borpugh garages in the rear of one and Seeking Car Bait t Oh ' 37 V, Nat Dairy 6.Vi Angelis, former Fort Mon- Allenhurst physician, and Doris husband have two sons. Bayuk Clg ft Council last night. two-family dwellings. Small Part 4014, Nat Distill 25 « Bell & How Nat fjyps Kulman, a Red Bank Register "As is well known, though, the Bendlx 251i 46'i mouth chief of staff, is no An ordinance providing for a The application of Joseph E. Beth Steel 51«i Nat Steel 51'-'. maximum of $148,000 to improve Girardin, 96 Rumson Rd., Little staff reporter, appears in the problems caused by the part In Death Case Boeing NY Central 23 S director of the Fort Mon- current issue of TV Guide. Borden Nla M Pw 54 storm sewers in the area running Silver, for a taxi driver's permit boats are only a small part MIDDLETOWN — Polk* here Borg Warn No Am Av 53 V- mouth Office of the Com- Entitled "Of Coccygodynia, TV To Speak At the serious pollution problem . Brunswk Nor Pac 48% west from Spring St., across was apRxoved. late yesterWay still were making Buckeye PI Nwst Alrlln 56 H. munications -El e err o nics Branch Ave. and South St. and Dominic Sestito, Jr., 55 Har- Elbow And Other Ailments," the •ewerage from our local com a search for a dark-colored auto- Bucy Erie Norwich Ph 39 article discusses ills to which munities and the bad house keep- Bulova Onto Mar US Agency. The award cited south to Pinckney Rd. and the rison Ave., was approved as a Conference mobile whioh they said struck Burl Ind Owens III Gl 81 Little Silver border calls for new member of the Westside the faithful video viewer Is heir. ing of New York Bay and Harboi down and fatally injured Igiah E. Case. Jl Pan A W Air 45 duty in staff assignments with FORT MONMOUTH — James Cater Trac Param Piet 50' $140,000 financing through bonds, Hose Company. A neuropsychiatrist. Dr. Den- are the real big offenders^ Taylor, 49. of 1008 Springwood Celaneae Penney. JC 46U the U. S. Strike Command at grove maintains an office at 541 H. Creutz, 71 Leedsville Dr., Lin- Chei & Oh .. , Pa PivftU 35' the remainder to he paid from Bids for coal to heat the mu 'All communities along bhi Ave., Asbury Park, on Rt. 35 Chrysler . 6414 I Pa RE 21" the capital improvement account North Edgemere Dr., West Al- croft, chief of the Publications shore must see to it that thei lonUay night. Cities Sv 13% I Pepsi Cnla 58 MacDill Air Force Base from nicipal building will be accepted 67% Perkln Elm as budgeted. lenhurst, where he also has his Engineering Division, U. S. Army sewer systems and sewerag Coca Cola 41 November 1961 to last June. Sept. 16. Police charge the driver left Colg Pal NBH | Pflzcr 54% home. He received his M.D. de- Electronics Materiel Suport Agen- ines to sea are in proper order. the scene of the accident, which Colum Gas 45 | Phil El 35(4 Bonds for up to $90,000 would A complaint from Albert B. cy, will speak at the seventh Na- Coral Sol 3OV4 j Phill Tel 53% finance a roof for the borough's Dirhan and Miss Vera Dirhan, gree at the University of Edin- t is felt that at times many occurred at about 11:45 p.m. Con E.I In 27!4 Pit Sleel 13% burgh, Scotland, and is a mem- tional Convention of the Military Cont Can S"""9 (•4 Pub sv E*r; 76% LOSING RECORD water reservoir off Hillside Ter. 15 Drummond PI., concerning the shore communities do not prop across from the Harmony Bowl. Pullman Electronics to be held in Washing- Coop Bes 4614 29 on Tower Hill. blocking off of a driveway to the ber of the American Medical As- rly operate their sewerag A county alarm has been issued Corn Pd 31 Pure Oil 46% BOULDER, Colo. (AP) - Jim sociation, The American Psy- ton, D. C, Sept. 9-11, sponsored Corning G 60 RCA 74 McConlogue, assistant football A third ordinance provides for rear of their property received plants and fl^at in a few case: in the case. Cm Zell 92'4 Raythetm chiatrical Association and the In- by the Institute of Electrical and 11'" council consideration. The Dir- he outfall s«"""r lines into th Mr. Taylor, who had been em- Croc'Stl 50»i Reading Co coach at the University "of Colo- $5,000 from the borough water ternational Society For The Electronics Engineers. Curtlss Wr 24% Repub Stl 40\ rado, says he had an 0-5 record company's .capital improvement hans were advised by Mayor Ben- ocean are i*. en close to the ployed by Union Paper Co., Inc., Deere 21% Revlon 451, Study of Clinical and Experi- He is scheduled to participate Del & Hud 67(4 Reyn Met 32 V, as a B24 bomber pilot in World fund for the purchase of a power edict R. Nicosia to seek the ad- Shore. 491 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, 41 Ti n the session on "Documentation Dent flup 22 Rey Toll vice of an attorney concerning mental Hypnosis. He is the au- "Both of these conditions an haid been in the habit of taking Doug Alrc 29% Rob Controls War II. rotor. thor of numerous articles in the Program Advances" to be held Dow Chem 23% St Joj Lea-I McConlogue says he flew five Parking Ban whether or not St. James School ntolerable and must be correc long walks, members of the fam- Dregs Ind 61 St Reg Pap 33 !4 professional and lay press. He Sept. 9 with Air Force and Navy Du Pont 27% had a legal right to curtail their ed forthwith, otherwise legal ac- ily . sa!&. Born at Thomasville, Sears Roeb !>(* missions and was shot down five Council adopted an ordinance is married, and the father pf technical manuals publication of- Duq Lit 243',.; Shell nil 47V times. amendment prohibiting parking use of the 27-foot strip. tion will be necessary. Local cit ia., he had lived in Asbury Park East Air L 32% Sinclair 49" three children. ficials taking part. His talk will Ea Ai 28*4 Smith, AO IP, be on "Publication Quality Con- fathers must follow the exampl 39 years. Sait Kori 111 Sou Pac 16 Miss Kulman, who works under of the party boat captains and End John 17 (4 Socony 71'. trol and Quality Assurance." Surviving are his wife, Lazeila Erie Lack 314 Sou Ry r.r, i her maiden name, is the wife of elf-fxrfice their communities. Taylor; his mother, Mrs., Ola Firestone 3(1 I Sperry nd I Stfl Brand ii>' Aubrey J. Raffalovich, and lives "As far as the harbor is con- Fla Pw 41 73' Williams, and a sister, Mrs. Al- • Kla P * L 77'i Sid Oil Cal 6(i' at 38 Queens Dr. East, Little There's no Trick to Having Ex- :erned, there is little Monmoutli lene Taylor, all of Asbury Park. Food Fair 23 N, I Std Oil N J "P Silver. She is the co-author of tra Cash. You Get it Fast When FMC Cp 4S>, I Stuflehaker 1 County can do. This is a matte The F. Leon Harris Funeral Kord Mot i Tesaco 7 several articles which have ap* You Use The Register Classified. Oarrett Tex r, Prr.il 72" that rests in the hands of the Home, Asbury. Park, is in charge Oen Accent 1 I Tex r, Rill 57V peared in. "Today's Health", tha —Advertisement. ederal and-state governments. of arrangements. , Can Cigar 'S' j Textrnn Oen nynam I Tldewai Oil Oen Blec 88 " I Transamer Gen Fd« 86". 7 ! rn Cnrlilile LOCAL SECURITIES Gen Motor* 7»7« I I!n Par. ' Gen" Pub Vt XI , I I 'nit Alrc The fdllnwing hid and asked quotations from the National Asso- G Tel * HI [ United Cji REEDS 30th ANNIVERSARY Gen Tire 2.1 "i I IIS Lines ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- Gillette 37>, I PS Plvwil tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities Glen Aid IS'-. I TS Kuli , Goodrich 1!S Slli.>lt :ould have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated DIAMOND. SALE! Goodyear ITS Steel by the "asked") at the time of completion. Grace Co Van Al Sll Gt A*P Waiwnrlh BANKS Greyhound Warn H Pie Gulf Oil Wn Vn Tel Asbury Park-Ocean Grove .50 29 Hamm Pap Weslg El Belmar-Wall National 2.50 112 Here Pdr While Mot Central Jersey Bank (x) HI Cent Woolwlli uy< 12% Yncsl Sh*T Farmers & Merchants 1.00 68 Zenith Tt First Merchants Natipnal Bank (x) WA . 1114 Keansbu rg-Middletown 10.00 410 Long Branch Trust 20.00 1000 Matawan Bank .30 28 Egg Market Monmouth County National (x) 9 NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) - New Jersey Trust 1.00 1121 00 Wholesale cpn offerings jjcne-rally Peoples National, Kcyport 3.00 85 125 tea Bright National 60 light. Demand fair to good yester- 1.00 Exquisite matching 14K gold day. INDUSTRIAL tings unsurpassed wywtwrt Whites: extras (4/ lbs. min.) Brockwny Glass .80 Jt this low price. 41^-43; extras. medium (40 lbs. Iizura Chemicals 9/16 FIRST REVIEW—Maj. Gen. Frank W. Moorman, former chief signal officer of Family Circle averaga) 3214-33>J4; mediums (41 International Flavors and Fragrance* lbs. min.) 44-47 mediums (41 lbs. SHAPE in Paris, reviews Fort Monmouth honor; guard at ceremonies Friday marking Laird & Company Lorftir StltcHon «f htfMt DIAMONDS frem 4*.IO f l»f.IO average) M-Xi'/2; smalls (.'IB lbs. his assumption of command of fhe U. S. Army Electronic Command and Fort Mon- Monmouth Capital ' All Sold with • 30-day Moi»y-I«k On«ra«ta« ' •vcragc) 2\Vr22'/1; peowecs !7'/2- Monmouth Klectric mouth. Gen. Moorman, a 1934 graduate of the.U. S. Military Academy at West CINTRAL Monmouth Park • JIRSIY'* Browns: extras (47 lbs. min.) Point, is a holder of the Legion of Merit with three Oak Leaf Clusters, the Bronze N. J. Natural Gas Common 1.00 LARallT (2-44 top quality (47 lbs. min.) Star Modal and the Commendation Ribbon. In his new assignment, he succeeds N. J. Naural Gas PW. 1.20 REEDS JEWELERS 4tW«l,IM Rowan Controller 46-48; mediums (41 lbs. average) 60 BROAD ST. 717 COOKMAN AVI. 33 3414; smalls (3fi lbs. average Brig.'Gen. Walter E. Loti, Jr., who assumed the position of interim commander up- Spiral Metal 22'/i-23| peewces IVA-WA. on the retirement on J,uly 3liof Maj. Gen. Stuart S. Hoff. , U. S. Hpmes & Development Corp. RED BANK ASIURY PARK (x) Dividend •«. OMII W«t. «nd tit. Night* 4—Wednesdty, Sept 4, 1962 BED BANK REGISTER come; uA 3 ta 15 per teat should I the CSS front rv&oers. Natur- new product No tatly «i« will be be tUowcd for sariogi. illy they have boUtered up their offered here bec*i»e then U no With tiWe two guides, you will Networks Poised rtuon to tell you at'tbi* lime Live Within Your Income wUX we think you'll Jflwln fix tfeout f174 for btsic V* luding tie «fOTem*ntkiofcd Mock- week*. Tht Wggttt thrill ia Hit p oa your present iacw« eatry of SIlvervGtrlind' of t»0 « month. Now allot acces- business '» watching fbowa you For 1963-64 Sweeps Caye, but at this writing it took* sary amounts to other items, as privately predicted would iut 13 If Budget Works, You're Set Hv HAttVRV t>Ar.K ."neiir IRP" •>. «n •*•..... is if they could win in a walk weeks, suddenly capture the im- I've indicated below. You will By HARVEY PACK ABC" are no logger w)th then see how large or small • the network. In an effort to break iven'using last year's material. agination or the public amfT* By MAKY FEELEY end of it so we can save ,a littli a month. He pays $15 a month It Is now post time!-The net- percentage you can devote to out of the barrier on top and at Beginning tomorrow we shall ceive a four year ride at the top Consultant in Money Management I thought I had better write an- for insurance and $16 a month works are moving into posi- savings. Work from this set up: least have the lead at the first of all polls. Dear Miss Feeley: find out about the handling c for car insurance. The-latter sum tion tor the 1963-64 TV sweep- ;ive you a brief rundown of the Nielsen pole, ABC li unveiling I am writing in regard to start- money—budgeting and so on, a Will decrease after we're married. Rent, $65; food, $60; clothing, stakes and the winners will be all their product the week of Ing a budget, ifty fiance and I I don't know beans about it. $25; household operating costs, judged, ironically, on the basis We will be living in an apartment. September 15th. are planning to get married this He's in the Air Force as yel $24; insurance, $15; car-insur- of questionable Nielsen ratings. Could you please tell me what The stakes are millions and the month. He has decided.that I had with only a year to serve. We'] ance, $16; recreation and .vaca- In the past they waited until I must get for the budget and judges are you, the fickle viewers Old Monmouth better take care of the money probably have a little over $30 tion, $10; medical, $10; persona! October hoping that viewers of America. the necessary things we must allowance, $20; car operating, would be disgusted with other plan for. Any and all help will $24; miscellaneous, $10. Total: CBS, last year's winner, has shows by then, but this season $279 Dog Training Club. Inc. be appreciated very much rawn the rail and has added on they are taking the more sensi- If this plan is workable, then a few more blockbusters named ble approach/Fourteen "new, dif- (A Non-Profit Organization) GRAMAN'S M.M., Portland Ore you should have about $20 for Kaye, Garland and Silvers. The ferent, exciting, original and VACUUM AND APPLIANCE PARTS CO. Dear M.M: saving—or a little over S per other two entries, ABC and NBC,wonderful" programs will replace MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING S o m e t i m es not knowing cent of your income. disappointed in last year's run- 14 of last season's "new, differ- OBEDIENCE ASSOCIATION 54 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, N. J. ent, exciting, original and won- "beans" about budgeting is a There's a certain flexibility, of ning but their connections in' derful'' programs in one week. PHONE SH 7.5623 real advantage—because when course, about any budget set-up. dicate they are ready with a few you do set up a spending plan, ANNOUNCES OUR 14rii YEAR OF If the rent you must £ay in your surprises. Over at NBC optimism runs you won't dare stray away from something exciting AUTHORIZED particular locality is more or There's high over cocktails, but bleary- it too far! A little timidity about less than the figure estimated, about TV in September and every eyed executives are keeping their money at the start of marriage WEEKLY CLASSES HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE some other budget category must season this poor cynical observer fingers crossed. Backed up by never does a young couple any be altered to keep th« balance. gets carried away by the stars I staple commodities like "Kil- NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS harm. If I appear to be putting you interview and, for a few disillu- dare," "Bonanza" and old movies STARTING THURS., OCT. 31 • REPAIRS ON • Keep two points in mind when and your husband on a diet with sioning weeks, I expect miracles are a dozen new entries, each GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. you set up your budget for right that low food allotment—the De- to come bouncing out of the tube. one geared to stem the CBS tide Y. M. C. A., RED BANK now, and for later on. Even partment of Agriculture estimates By October, I'm generally re- which virtually washed NBC According to American Kennel Club Regulafiont IRONS VACUUMS TpASTERS though your income will change, this sum as the "low scale for a signed to another season of the away last season. the basic principles of proper couple. "I assume you will have same shows under new titles. PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. Unlike Detroit, which main- NBC, which used to be able planning won't These two points food shopping privileges at the lo run head and head with CBS PARTS FOR are: your basic living expenses- commissary, though you can eat tains an air of atomic-Jike se- crecy around its new models, the in the big race, now finds itself •BEGINNERS VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS food, clothing, and shelter- on this amount without that ad- bringing up the rear with ABC. TV networks start shouting it be- should amount to not more than vantage I assume, too, the med- They know that in this year's der- RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMPS, etc. tween station breaks as early as 58 per cent of your annual ical needs will be taken care of by they will be unable to over- July. NBC has even had the while your husband is in service. take DBS, but they must leave nerve to offer you a booklet ex- This plan doesn't allow for ABC far behind and move into • ADVANCED ' ploiting their new shows and position to regain the lead next furniture, but'perhaps this is no stars lor a mere twenty-five PAYS ONLY problem as you didn't mention it. year. cents. As NBC had plenty of Neither does it allow for much available time during the sum- Ironically, last season they in the way of entertainment! mer, they were plugging the book moved up in class by presenting ENROLL NOW! You'll just have to take advantage ali over the place and one won- some ot the finest public affairs of whatever free entertainment ders whether they shouldn't have snows in the business, but docu- the environment offers. given the people who accepted mentaries do not sell soap and FOR INFORMATION CALL: Accept these financial limita- the blurb a quarter for their in- stockholders are more interested MRS. ANITA W. LISSNER (Rumsen) 842-0371 tions as temporary, since your terest. in earnings than prizes. fortunes will almost inevitably go ABC's slogan is "the new ABC" CBS is smug. Wall Street has MISS LAURA HARDING (Holmdel) 946-4774; up. But remember this—how well and considering last year's latched on to their stock and they you stick to this first budget will record it's a good choice of are the darlings of the financial determine how successfully you words. Oddly enough, shows in world, But in any competition the "A Trained Dog Is a Better Dog" ':[ handle your financial affairs in TV are often set up a few years fellow on top is everybody's tar- the future. It's very important in advance and many of the crea- get so the trainers of the NBC UTILITY COMPANIONSHIP: for a young couple to grasp the tive minds responsible for the and ABC entries are out to get 22-A MAIN STREET U 2-9747 EATONTOWN basic budget structure, so that as better days come along they don't go overboard just because there's THUBS, & FRIDAY 10 to 9 P.M. SAT. 10»6 more money to jingle in their pockets. SELLING OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK As for the "props" you'll need to go at your budget in a business- OF UNIVERSITY CLOTHES CLOSET OF MASSACHUSETTS like manner: get a notebook.at the dime store. Or a simple budg- et book if you can find one that A COMPLETE STOCK OF JUNIOR MISS STYLES FOR isn't too complicated! Some of them tend to overwhelm the be- THE YOUNG LADY GOING BACK TO CAMPUS. ginner. The easiest way to keep records is simply to put down every item you spend, day by "Junior House of Milwaukee," "Petti," day, each week. Include any checks you or your husband write "Bobby Brooks," "Villager," "Sue Bret." on major items: Then total these AS LOW AS sums spent each week. At the end ALL 1963 FALL DRESSES _ of the month, you can see how and $6.00 you stack up against your $300— Fall Transitional;, Villager, Shirt Waists, Fash 00 Vol. to and make adjustment where ion Cotton Knits. All found in Hie latest fash $25.00 necessary. ion magazines. 4 L«t me tell you how a lady SIZES 5.15 of 84 years learned to stick to a budget, when she had to take over the iresponsbility of the family by "Junior House of Milwaukee" funds at age 14. I quote: "So 1 took match boxes, of and "Bobbie Brooks' which we had a number as we had coal fires and oil lamps in SKIRTS and those days. . and on each box Value I wrote "meat," "vegetables," "rent" etc., and each week I CULOTTES to would see if I could save a little Plaids, Woofs, Solids, Pleated for anything extra, such as candy. On Sundays we had candy if I and Transitional. $15.00 300 managed well—otherwise, no. We made out splendidly and-all-my life-r just haven't been able to go Ladies' FALL BLOUSES in debt!" MATCH-MATE So you see, M.M. if you have AS MUCH AS the will, you really don't need too much m the way of special Slax - Bermudas equipment! Good luck to you. Tops • Vejsts • (You can write to Mary Feeley 100 in care of this newspaper) Skirts • Jackets AS LOW AS There's no Trick to Having Ex- "Sir for Her" and Junior House and Sweaters tra Cash. You Get it Fast When of Milwaukee You Use The Register Classified. —Advertisement. I MONMOUTH MEATS 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. 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But don't take our word for it, check with a friend that owns a new electric range-better yet ask your Reddy LEGS of LAMB 69-1 Kilowatt Dealer to show you how electric ranges cook rings Boneless, Choke Buy wl»h assurance Lean - Rib Side Lean - Meaty Lean - Fresh from your local Reddy around the rest, during his big range sale running now Kilowatt Dealer who through September 28th. ' EYE LOIN of SPARE GROUND displays this emblem ROUND PORK RIBS CHUCK JCP'L JI«5t»CtNT«M. c c c fOWtH L LIGHT 99 Ib 49 Ib 59Ib 59M AN INVESTOR-OWNED ELECTRIC COl/lPAM Economical At CHOPPED Flameless electric range cooks meals for a ' BACON L\ BEEF STEW BACON family of four for pn average of only $2.00 per month Sept 4, 196&-S Mf, Hepp will be m Hawaii for DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank NK two year* a* Pttifk: trt* mana- Two Familes End ger for Weturn Electric working on an Air Force project which will take him throughout the Far % f f &$^&t..livid, to be »2 East. He spent hie lastyeir» build Ing * planetarium which, bj An Extensive Tour Mrs. Henschel, recently wid- cranWng,>'itiomd,"the earth re- owed, had planned this family NEW SHREWSBURY Two volving around the sun. only a novice himself, quickly trip with her husband. Hearing modern-day adventureres are lo- swam to the boy and towed him that Mrs. Hepp had a similar cal Monmouth County women, ashore. Mrs. Hepp, a girl scout trip in mind, she arranged to Mrs. Donald Hepp, 204 Riveredge leader who had watched the pro start out with her. Mrs. Henschel Rd., and Mrs. Mildred Henschel, ceedings from the shore too considers it the greatest educa- 21 Melrose Ter., Middletown. stunned to move herself, sput- tion her children could have had. Sure, they taste good. FOR SALE They and thejr children recent- tered, "Now you see why we They are plnn wpsningoodaetn need the buddy system!" They are planning now to spend A f»» selection of ly returned from a summer camping tour of the United At this point the two families next summer in New England, Because Canada Dry makes States. parted company. Bob and Susan Dinette Sets had-made arrangements to take Some 100,000 visitors usually Equipped with two station college board exams at the Uni- browse at the annual Boardwalk them. But there's more* Many Sim wagons and one tent, Mr. and versity of Denver. Art Show at Virginia Beach, Va. Mrs. Hepp and Donna Lee, 13, Art from some 250 painters are and Srylei and Michael, 11, and Mrs. Hen- The Henshel party drove to They're low in calories. Not Colorado, went west into Utah, displayed for six blocks against schel and her boys. Bob, 16, a background of sand and surf. Slightly Damaged Ricky, 12, and Donald, 11, and then into the southwest and Mex- ico; They headed north and east just a little lower, like Appropriately priced re a neighbor, Susan- Dunham, 16, The gyroplane looks like a set out in June. The group visited through Michigan and into Cana- da and home via New York State, cross between a windmill and save you money. the Badlands, N. Dak., Yellow- a garden ohair. some low-calorie stone Park, and Seattle, Wash., 13,500 miles later. AT OUR before Mr. Hepp's vacation ex- Meanwhile the Hepp party pired and he returned to New drove across the Mojave Desert HEALTH CAPSULES beverages, but as low WAREHOUSE Shrewsbury. and stopped at the Grand Can- by Michael A. Petti, M.D. yon. Here their only minor in- CORNER HOPI ROAD and The women and children con- HOW CAN YOU PREVENT as you can get. In every tinued their trip, visiting Crater convenience occurred: Donna RECURRENT INFECTIONS IN "foj W£f?e R16HT. BAT) UiOCTOOPtti AN UM8&UA 6ARDIN STATE PKWY. SPUR Lake, Ore.; Lassen, Calif.; Lake Lee's braces came loose. Mrs. THE EXTERNAL EAR CANAL'2. HOUT0D#': Tajo, Nev., and back into Call Hepp drove to Albuquerque, W Wwuse. * serving of Canada Dry fornla to visit Yosemite, Sequoia N. Mex. for assistance. After a MONTSOMEFYWARD and Disneyland. respite at Colorado Springs, they drove to Chicago and visited rel- In Yosemite, Michael and an low-calorie beverages Moimaarii Shopping Center atives. As the Hepps arrived, so American Negroes unknown camper were swimming did a message from Mr. Hepp: LI 2-3150 in nine feet of water when the 'Come home. We are going to there's only other bov went under Michael Hawaii." Mrs. Hepp left the children with Face Big Dangers her relatives and drove to New Shrewsbury, arriving Aug. 21 By WILUAM S. WHITE moment. It limply is that the with 9,500 miles of driving be- WASHINGTON - A clear and movement for an end to discrima- hind her. The following day she tion may be seized and prevailed rented her house as of Sept. 1. present danger is rising for the American Negro community and >y forces whose interest is in And she's on the road to Hawaii juite other things than racial by way of Chicago. its leadership in the wake of the KEEP rr PRY. THE WORE undeniably orderly and moving, irogress or racial harmony. What prompted these long The very success of the march camping trips? Mr. Hepp Is an VATER THAT GETS IN YOUR but nevertheless unwise "March EAR, AS IN SWIMMING, on Washington" which so many n its own context—its good engineering department chief for SHOWERS, ETC, THE MORE >rder and, on the whole, iti sense Western Electric on loan to" Bell are now somewhat emotionally CHANCE FOR INFECTION- saluiing. if reason—is playing into the Labs. He had expected to go to TOMORROW: BtOOp TESTS. lands of just such forces. The Take a college man. He wants shirts. Ties, Nigeria or Europe. Mrs. Hepp This is a danger long foresee- able to those able to look beyond technique of massive street So,cks. I-shirts. Target priced at J. Kridel. insisted that she "see America demonstration appeals to them as i first.'" Her wish will come true. the appealing emotionalism of the means of mounting pressures on national, state and local gov- ernments in no reasonable way related .to the aspirations of Negro citizens for vindication of their civil rights. All this is now perfectly plain in the activities of such of the Negro "militants" as Bayard Rustin, who co-ordinated the Washington demonstration. A. Philip Randolph, the elderly and respected "father" of the Negro movement, has publicly declared that young Rustin has "absolute- ly no connection with Com- munists in any form." BOYS' WINTER It is a fact, however, that Rustin—who was once a member as LOOSE LEW of the Young Communist League WEIGHT —and others are using the Negro movement itself to seek to UNDERWEAR foment endless street demonstra- Binders tions and "marches" on state capitals for purposes quite be- T-shirts yond that of establishing civil rights for Negroes. The demand is to be not for the legal rights sought by Negroes but for such vaguely defined objectives as "jobs." The unemployed, Rustin has said before the National Socialist Party Workshop, should adopt the techniques of (he civil DUNGAREES rights groups so that "a new wave of militancy would sweep the nation," as one news report puts it. This columnist makes no sug- gestion that what is involved here is a "Communist plot." Ac- cepting the assurances of Ran- dolph that Rustin has no present connection whatever with com- munism, however, this essential point remains: The massive and interminable street marching Rustin and others are now pro- posing is strictly within the operating tradition of' the Com- munist and Fascist marching movements of the 'thirties—and has no relationship whatever to orderly petitions by minority groups for the legal lifting of the burdens of racial discrimina- BOOK tion. No fair man would suggest that the Negro march on Washington was in any way Communist-in- spired or that its intention was to provoke disorder to promote other than racial progress. But the Rustins now demonstrably in CASSEROLE LADIES'-GIRLS tend to use the public accept ance of that march in order to take to the streets endlessly to promote their own economic and low calorie political lines. The mere fact of unemployment is surely not a violation of any civil right, ex- cept perhaps where employment is denied because of race. The Rustins are going far beyond the ORANGE Negro aim of equality before the law to seek to create a bi-racial force which, in his words, "can manipulate and does manipulate economic power." All this is why the march on Seamless Washington was not a good thing. Rather, it was a bad thing organized and run off in CURTAINS sincere and understandable TIGHTS and lawful cause, as eventually plastic prints the people generally will see. And unless the responsible Ruffled Her Nylon stretch Negro leaders awaken soon, they may find it a bad thing indeed, Sizes 1 to 14 for their own cause and for their country, in the hands of men openly resolved to use their ties with the Negro movement to force constituted authority, from WITH THIS COUPON AND Washington down to the state houses, to accept political and CORDUROY 25* GetS(comP-15c value) w economic programs in no way Soft Cover uniquely related to Negro prob lems. SHIRTS COMP. BOOKS The lesson here goes lo the AT YOUR LOCAl JOHN'S heart of the responsible onjec HOW •ARGAIN STORES! tlons to the march voiced by some before it occurred. The great point is this: The right of only petition, when petitioning is being done by hosts of men and women and children In the streets, can Tour flavors in Family-Size bottles: ASIUKY and so easily be exploited and turned RID 1ANK 1J Iroad St. i12 Cookman Ave. 193 Bdwy. Into actions that are certainly Stem Optr) not petitions, and certainly not Men.. Wtd., M. Mon., Wtd., TKun. Mon., W.d., Fri. right, either, but are only mass Dally at f A.M. Ginger, Orange, Root Beer, Lemon 'til • P.M. Fri. 'HI 9 P.M. "til ? P.M. and brutal intimidation. Ked flank Kcgister "And When Do Yon March?" JlMBISHOP: •4-). ft*4 Baak, N. jr. State Hfekinqr M, MKMMw Reporter Established 187S bj Joha a Cetk and Hmej day Published by The Red Bank Register Incorporated A Hush k the House There is a hush in the homes. The^chiMrej to W. HARRY PENNINGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN. Editor returnine to school. This is an annual phenomenon, Jke M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager SI of great hosts of bird, In ** ™«f_Castro's systematic expropriation and spoliation Ib. NMM Prkid of aie^efficlent Cuban"cattle lndustry?~What did they ChiekM Broth b.im know* about the enlightened labor laws of pre-Castro BONELESS Fmt Cuba, which guaranteed members of the Cuban trade with j itk «C< BRISKET Coh *™l unions a month's vacation every year? What did they CORNED BEEF Cuti 55Ib. know about Castro's flouting of the 1940 Constitution HIM li/i H I lbs. (Pork SkoiMm) whose laws he had promised to reaffirm after the UGhoy Batista dictatorship had let them lapse? Cornish Hens 39. Fresh Colas 351 None Priced W9W It is good for young people to learn for themselves. v*tr FrmtSMt But before you can learn, you have to know what ques- tions to ask. You have to kftow that people like Ruby Brisket Beef 65^ lettuce NM. Prlifod Hifjhaf hud Hart Phillips have been there before you, documenting COLD CUTS 5/ft reaCBOS N .Me»JHI,h.r . the past that is. prelude to what now exists. S>p(r-RI{fet Calif. Roast 8n Mttthrooni Soup Brand Ham Steaks 89* Carrots *•««. ««<( *„,<*., Letters Expect 1,000 SLICED 4* pfcS label ^(Continued) Mtf»a, Uxary Loaf, OHv* U«l, Mtklsi Uri, Pork Chops Dairy Viilues! along elsewhere and find som For GOP Creen Giant U.f, Jpfiad L.nrteen Mart, OH r«hi«i*sl •ew unpleasantness whereever ii Leaf, MfttMtii tr Ch«tsw Laxf, P«a>p*r Leaf, Cream Oieese may be. Cooke»1 Salmi. Sliced Bacon V lb 8 Your* truly, Boat Ride Qoliti Gore Sliced Swiss Chetse S9 Edwin F. Herr, Jr., MHH>LETOWN - More than Creem • | |b. I .ill, Fancy Smelts 33 Flrtt Officer, PAA 1,000 persons are expected,*) at 4 Slylt eeni •' »U 1020 Bentermer* Ave. of Keansburg" tomorrow night. QrtM Giant Wanamasn, N. J. The boat trip around New York Sharp Cheddar To tit* Editor: bay is being sponsored by the PMS Pantrv Re-stocking Sale! local Republican organization. I marched with the people on Limburger Cheese Guests of honor will be Ernest I Ik. I«. dw twenty-eighth of August, and «ani 7 "inwardly I wept with shame fo G. Kavalek and Harold M the human race, for the indigni' Foulks, GOP candidates for NEW 1963 PACK in. Frozen Foal Values! tleiv cruelties and humiliation in- Township Committee. State Sena Colomia UNA DRAND-UME SIZE Itr. flicted for generations upon a tor and Mrs. Richard R. Stout avare. PEAS 8 99' Orange Juice "'>""< 2 "j; people. are expected to attend, as are Auy RtMM€ AiP—Bt9ulir or 4 fi all member! of the Republican IrtaiCrmiki If25> NEW 1963 PACK C Weil ls^sWal HVIfflV fjLJ.JlJ.ls1 Oula At SBL I have lived through revolu- 15MK. county ticket and their wives. Imporfaiel Parmeien rTsfflv^l JTy'• pv tion,' war, hunger and religioui IMU IRMD-CUT AfttMl BnUUIft AAI*lr«hd ^ 1% The public has been invited. GREEN BEANS 8 99 aiWH HiflH Refluent * fee persecution in my lifetime, bu k Dance music will be provided this march was the most moving NEW 1963 PACK Ik. AA( PtasftOarroit ^^ 7 <° thing I have ever experienced. by Vito Marascio and his "Three Ronionl Tunes and a Vibe." KUA DMND-MMt tatHty AW ir«. 10 M. A people, who have suffered TOMATOES 8 77 LhnaBaaM Proceeds will be used to help SM8NETTIN.1W 2 ' for to long — humiliation, perse defray campaign costs. eution and death — could come lit. 9 QQc Rainbow Trout llk FnllySia to Washington from all corners • LEGAL NOTICE- 1 17* SCOTT NAPKINS if W of the land in such great num 8 * P.,.. " '' Mild and Mellow bers, and yet walk with such NOTICE NEW 1963 PACK lit - dignity and restraint, to ask for l-lll 14 fl. 99 , an opportunity for themselves SHERIFF'S SALE Wyler'i Flakes A&P-lradi k MM EIGHT 0'aOCK SUfEMOR COURT or NKV. . TOMATO JUICE 4 and for their children to live in CHANCERY DIVISION MONMOUTH COUNTY ONiOK PAKJt.fr dignity as human beings, should Docket Na. F MU-U UNITED IMPROVEMENT * IN- SECTIONS Ik. 99< bt equal with others. VESTING CORP.. a corporation ot the State of Dslawars, Plaint!!! vs: JO- A&P-Grada A CUM I listened to many speeches by SEPH F. LA MAOHU, ft als., De- GRAPEFRUIT 4 fendants various illustrious white people By vlrtua of a writ of eiecution In and leaders of the Negro people, the above stated action to mo di- WAX PAPER 125 ft rected/ I shill axposa lor aals at pub- but none could express the whole lic vendua. at the Court House In the Heln Vimgar taps Foid Frill rani Borough of Freehold. County of Mnn- CUT-RITE DOXSM Minced Clams 2 tssence of this wonderful people 4 99' mouth New Jersey, on Monday the Cislsrf Wfcifa Who found in their heart so much 18th day of September, IMS, at 2 3'clock, P. U. Prevailing Time. FACIAL TISSUE iff Peanut Butter A«mY tolerance and forgiveness and "ALL that tract or - parcel of land, walked in such great numbers situate, lylni and being In the Town- Whlti or Aiiertid If 400 ship ot Mlddletown In the County ot SCOTTIES 4 99' Fliitchmami'sMai-garine^ with so much restraint to ask forMonmouth snd tn the Stati of New T that which is rightfully theirs. KNOWN tnd deslgnsleo ss all ol Kretiehmer J^J - '\";fl* It is high time for those in uot No. 246 In Block 8 as shown and designated on a certain Usp entitled Swwtheart Soap Sunnytirook the halls of Congress and for all"Map of Compton Manor sltuata at Beltord, Mlddlfttown Township. Mon- lan^ea1 T«f trhar Largi tartin of us at home to make haste and mouth County. New Jersey, dated Oc- Idiz. to reflect and search our con-tober IBM", which map Is duly filed l rt firadiA 63 Gravymasier i=-rM.kiB,6,.^ ^23« In thj office of the Olerlc of Mon- J '•« Me 1 " 11 FRESH WHITE EGGS sciences so that this ugly blight mouth County, Freehold, New Jersey, 4 and cruelty is eliminated, so as on Octobei 15, 1951, In Case 10-10, and • eaiei "• • cekel •• mre particularly described ss follows: € Nina Lives Cat Focd^T^2 £ »• not to inflict upon oyr children BEGINNING at a point In the south- 14 n. e erly l|ne of Greene Avenue distant 100 bttt. the burden of shame and guilt feet on a course north 43 degrees 47 TOMATO KETCHUP minutes east from the Intersctlon' of Trend 33 that is ours. . the southerly line of Qreene Avenue =» Jane Parker Baked Foods! = with the easterly line of Hopplnr Road; ftr dish*! and fin* fabrfsti The Negro children who lined thence (1) north <3 degrees 47 minutes AftP-HalvM 1». 13 the streets of Washington will east along the southerly line of Twin Task * |1.H m, Greene Avenue, a distance of 100 feet BARTLETT PEARS Ii Htavy Syrup u. cm long remember this day, and it BLUEBERRY PIE to a point: thence (2> south ft de- Mnsle'a tasjefhar * pa«s. 33' Is my great hope that they will :rees 13 minute* east, a distance ot 200 All Flavors eet to a point:-Ihence (31 south 43 de- OhltkM *f tht S*a—Solid Paok Special Thi. Wwk C have the opportunities for a bet irees 47 mlnutel west, a distance of 100 feet to a point: thence (4) north C GELATIN DESSERTS ter life of equality with all chil- lit- degrees 13 minutes west, a distance Trend SAVI 10c I dren. jf 200 fret to a point In the southerly White Tuna Fish : 37 Royal 4;i:;4r 59 line of Greene Avenue, being the point F»r Pie Ala kioda Respectfully, >r place of BEGINNING. Big Value! Value! Tills description ll msde In accord- Liquid Detergent Freda Levltlies nce with Location Survey for Joseph Flnt Quality St.ialtu Milk Marvel let : Joan La Magra, being Lot No. 3M, Twin Plastic « 11 (1..,. »| Hock 8, on Map of Compton Manor, B DANCE PLANNED Ittuate at Belrord, Middletown Town- Pack * plastics *• 400*/. Nyltii—iuriHtiii ilp Monmouth County, N. J., dated IVORY SOAP Coffee Cake ^..,.F,n..NvhM 43c " v.yNION BEACH — The Union ipUmber », 1M1, made by Thornis . flnnegan, Land Surveyor, Survey B»ach Regular Republican Club, ontlnued September 14, 1001. Golden Loaf Cake J^ will. sponsor a "klckoff" dance Being commonly known snd deslg- Grest Toothpaste PERSONAL NYLONS 39t ated as No. MS Orerne Avenue, Town- TAUPl w IIIOI—Sim »-ll Kaguler l.n«rii Saturday night, Sept. M, In Fire ship of Mlddletown, New Jersey. a*) «. Family Siia Company No. 1 fire house, Union Thej approximate amount of the ludg- Whole Wheat Bread m! isnt to be satisfied by aald sale I* SIZE 4 23 AvallaU* lit mnt A»P Super MirhM* ' Ave. . he sum of $17,000 00 together with the Ketularly 13c tklt :osts of this sale. Dated July 22, 1MB - Sp.clilTfiiiWa.1 •• Prie« •ffaetiv* through Saturday, Sapt 7th In Supar Markats and S«lf-S«rvlca itoran onh/. j U payrto advertise In the Red JOS*Pit A. IMAiTO, »fl«rlff. lacoh Schneider, Atty,' All Tobacco PnduoU, Fresh MUk ud Alooh«li< Hwtrifw «i«mpi from Plaid Stamp OSu. Bank Reglslsr.-Advertisement. N ,ug. 21, 31, Sept. 4, 11 >71.7I S-Wed«*Uy, Sept 4, 1963 RED BANK Ri&tSTER of honor ud celebrated Aug. 30 wut hU fam-a suite's aid. She attended West- Tlie aelgbbort of the Rustic GUlia, James MeMullia, Vn. New mi with than. gift*, ily and grandmother, Mr*, Agnej dWer;&*9oJV

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Delaney Shop-Rire Sliced or Polynetian Grape, Orange, Punch and children and Mr. Delaney's mother, Mrs. Bessie Delaney, all O com • of Bloomfield, have returned aft- Whole Beets Drinks 3 Vr 89* er spending the summer in their Lohmann 14-ox. $| Orange, Grape, Pineapple-Grapefruit Prospect Ave. home. Saldd BEET & ONION 8 cant I s Shop-Rite Circus Drinks 4 "Z l 44-o«. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Frankel Mueller Spaghetti, Thin Spaghetti or 1-ln. boxes cant •nd sons, Jules and Ronald, Tomato Juice $ Camltock Elbow Macaroni 5 1 Shore Rd., have returned to their 20-01. (e r Shop-Rite 14-oi. cant home in Brooklyn after spending 5 cant their summer here. Pie Apples s Aunt Jemima 2lb $ Evaporated Milk 8,or l Miss Muriel Boylan, Linden, 3 h 1 Shop-Rite spent the weekend with her aunt Pancake Mix «* boxes • Mrs. Katherine Bane, Rt. 36. Convenient Aluminum Foil V.;!' 25* Shop-Rite Assorted or White poly bag—pkgt. of 250 RAP PLANT CONSTRUCTION Wesson Oil $ Shop-Rite Paper Napkins 4 ,„ 1 RARITAN TOWNSHIP-James batbot. J * O'Neill and Allan Nixon, Repub Dow 100.fr. $1 lican candidates for Township Salad Oil 4 relit I Committee, have joined other Pope or Progreuo Handi-Wrap No. 303 cam residents here in protesting the Lord Mott $ construction of an asphalt plant Olive Oil 8 ,o, 1 In neighboring Union Beach. In Shop-Rite — 24-oi. bottle 47* Sliced Carrots 4-oi. cant a prepared statement, the can- Shop-Rite Button or Sliced didates said that "ah extensive WHY 5 ,o, *1 Pancake Syrup 4-ei. cam Investigation of the situation" Luden Assorted Mushrooms had been made, and from it they PAY Shop-Rite Placet and Stems $ conclude that "an asphalt plant Candy Jells $ 3 ,„ 1 In this locality would create con- Giant—Hershey, Nettle, Chunky 3 ,or 1 Mushrooms U-ot. ditions' unsatisfactory to the im- MORE? Shop-Rite Whole or Sliced can 10* mediate area and the bayshore Candy Bars area." Potatoes relatives from CowansviUe, Que- Ike Ltocroft Fire Company will van Preston and daughters, Marl- week at Gacapoa Lodge, Berkley RED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, Sept. 4, 196S—9 Lihcroh bec, Canada tbitwtek. bold its Harvest Home Dinner lya, ie*n and Julie, and Boy Spring*, W. Va. Port Saturday at tbe fire touse. A tow^IWiiili «ad .<* Gould of Birr*, Vt, aod Mi*i The Ladiei Aid Society of Us- Domett, Ivm* Hoolic, Allen Dtwn, RooaU tnfl Dtvtrf wiij MM Madu rout be*/ eupper will be cerved croft Presbyteries' Church will FeJdW Dick: BWmff, Ray- Etoabeth Hoyt aad Mitt War Man Jailed visit th« t&uylurt State' Fair tarttog it S;39 p.m, , bold JW . fir« m*etiog of tft* Monmouth JUcherdson Jr., Susan g/uet Hoyt, SpringfleW, Ma»f. season Thursday, Sept, Lt, at t: 14 Bnwtz tfid Jo«eph Br«dy. tte Si)v*r, spent fiie. DoUaM ViteIJi, Gordon CU re- Guests thii week of Mr, and p.m. A regular business meeting On Syracuse, N. y., with Miss Mrs. permit Preston, Marlu Mr, and Mrs. Ralph. Layton, will be held. Mm. Charles C cently celebrated his birthday Mr lUiam Rous A family party was held for - ' i™. »' • " »""»*'» grandmother, pin. Farm, were Mr. and Mrs, Dona-Newman Springs Rd., spent l*t over will give a short talk and with bis wife and Mr. and Mrs. seau, Mariu Farm,, entertained Frank Studor.r i ' the 15th birthday of Ronald Ho- Of g demonstration on "How To Be Horace Wes'tendorf and family, An Artist." Hostesses will be Mrs. hensee, son of Mr. and Mrs,'Ron- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hippie and RED BANK'-•t/bglMlnt* Wil- Glenn Richards and Mrs. James ald Hohensee, Gordon Ct., Aug. son Joseph, Debbie VUelli, Bel- liam I. Klatsky yeaterday sen- Owens. 31. Also present were Mrs. Ed- ford, and Michael and Jeanine :enced one man to the county jail SAVES EARN ward MacLennon and son Ray- Vitelli, this place. for loitering on West Bergen PI. WEST Current ABOARD CARRIER mond. Monday and fined another man Dividend ENGLBHTOWN — Matthew for the same offense. FURNITURE CO. Stevenson, Navy hospital corps- The 16th birthday of Miss Shir- Eileen Wain, daughter of>Mr. Eugene Jones, 29, who gave no Per Annum man second class, son of Mr. ley Richardson, daughter of Mr. KEYPORT, N. J. and Mrs. John Wain, Thome PI., address, received a 20-day term and Mrs. Willie Stevenson of 58 and Mrs. Raymond Richardson, celebrated her fifth birthday Aug. when he failed to pay a $25 fine. CO 4-0181 Pension Rd., is serving aboard was celebrated Aug. 30 at the Gary Jones, of 61 Springdale the attack aircraft carrier USS home of her grandparents, Mr. 30. Attending were Carol Kolosky, Enterprise which recently visited and Mrs. Frank Bishoff, Belford. Diane Schloser, Ann Quinlan, Ste- Ave., New Shrewsbury, paid a Barcelona, Spain in the course Present were Ann Kerrigan, Jan phen Fuller, Margaret Rafferty, $25 fine for the offense. Long Branch • Keyporl • Holindel of six months deployment with Mollalieu, Sharon Duggan, Sher- Kathy Vogel, Tim and Michael Nicholas Conte, 34, of Old Open Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9 P. M. Oakhurst • Middletown' the Sixth Fleet in the Medit- ry Trow, Sharon Malley, Linda Donahue, Julia Teehan, and Ther- Bridge received a 15-day term erranean, Schoepf, Joseph Jacobotte, Diane esa and Daniel Kiminsky. when he failed to pay a $25 fine or creating a disturbance in police headquarters Saturday. Walter Lewis, 21, of 241 West Bergen PI. received a 30- day term in lieu of a $25 fine. He was also given a 60-day YOU'LL uspended sentence by the court or fighting with James Jack- FIND son, 20, of 75 Cherry St., New Shrewsbury. SAYINGS Jackson received a like penalty and paid his fine. The fight took IN place Saturday night, police said. EVERY DEPARTMENT Middletown Kathy Heery daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Urban Heery, Village AT La., celebrated her 13th birthday Aug. 17 at a barbecue for five SHOP-RITE!! friends in her home.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson, Stephenville Blvd., have re- turned from a European vaca- tion. TIP TOP or UBBY FROZEN Mr. and Mrs. John Mahoney ORANGE, GRAPE, CHERRY, and family. Cherry Tree La.>, STRAWBERRY. RASPBERRY & LEMON, vacationed last week in. Hershey PINEAPPLE & GRAPEFRUIT, and Gettysburg, Pa. PINEAPPLE & ORANGE and FRUIT PUNCH LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE FRUIT 1-441 SHERIFF'S SALE OR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVI8ON MONMOUTH CODNTV Shop-Rite Cubed Frozen Shop-Rite Breaded Froxen Docket Na. F-30M-M DRINKS CARTERET SAVINGS AND LOAN CHICKEN PARTS AS8OCATION, a corporation of tha Veal Steaks State ot New Jersey, Plaintiff va: Veal Steaks HENRY K. BURNHAM. JR., et all, LEGS™"* ,lb.| Defendant! Shop-Rite Cubed Frozen Ocomi Bonelen By virtue of a writ of tzecuUon In the above lilted action to rnt di- BREASTS V0UN5 1 TASTY 12 ected, I shall ezpoie for sale at pub- Beef Steaks ^ Turkey Roast lic vendue, at the Court Houia in the Borough of Frerhold, County of Mon- Shop-Rite Cubed Frozen Bonelew Pot Roast mouth, New Jeriey, on Monday the WINGS — 0th day of September. 1963, at 2 65 o'clock, P. K. Prevailing Time. Beef Steaks 3s..r.Pkt.»|- Chuck Roast Ib. ALL that certain lot, tract or par- 67 ed of land and premises, iltuatt. ly- ing and belnc In the Townahlp of Mid. Shop-Rite Frozen 18-oz. pkg. Tatty and Meaty California BANQUET or UBBY FROZEN dletown, In the County of Monmouth, In the stats of New Jeriey, bounded v and described ai.follow!: Pepper Steaks 89 • ROASTERS Chuck Roast BEING known and dMlfnateft uLol 57* 14-10-16 In Block O ai shown on "Map of alendale Park, D. H. Colby, Inc., along N. J. State Highway, 1 mile POT from Red Bank Railroad itatlon. Aug. 1, 1923, Oeo. M. C. Taylor. C. E." and filed In the Monmouth County Clerk's Office on Aug. 3rd, 1963 In Case No. 19-23. The above description \m In accord- ance with a lurvey made by Craig PIES Flnnegan, Engineer & Surveyor of Bel- lord, N. J. dated 11-15-W. Bald premliei are alio known u 766 locuit Avs., MMdletowa Township, B«ef, Chicken, Turkey or Tuna N. J. TOGETHER with the appurtenances, and all fixtures now or hereafter at* 8-ez. i^P^^H tached to. or used In connection with tlie premise! herein described, and In addition thereto, but not In limitation pkgs. g of the foregoing, any nouieoold «p- pllan.cn next hereinafter described, which are, and ahall be deemed to be, fixture! and a part of the realty, 7 and are a portion of tba lecurlty for tbe Indebtednei! herein mentioned! Welbllt Elec. Oven and 4 bur. Range —Model E B «0l The approximate amount of the judg- ment to bsiHlslled By said ial« li *-« - NEWPORT ROAST—- the sum, or (18,300.00 together with tbe RIB STEAKS 67 cost! of this sale. Dated July 31, 1963 SHOP-RITE JOSEPH A. 8HAFTO, Sheriff. Finn and Rlmm, Attys. Aug. 14. 21. 28, Sept. i Kill SHOULDER STEAKS - BEEF SHORT RIBS 47 NOTICE ^ 1-436 SHERIFF'S SALE CHEESE SOPEBIDR COURT OF NEW JEBDEV CHANCERY DIVISION CUBE STEAKS ITALIAN SAUSAGE r.r MONMOUTH COUNTY 97* 67* Docket No. IT 1469-61 The National State But ot New- _rk, a nation!} banking association, Plaintiff vs: Charles W. Millar, ST. SPREAD a/k/a. Charlei W. Miller and Doris M. BEEF CUBES •"••bu-Ciit For St.w Ib.^ Tf Hamilton Avenue and running thence (1) north 63 degrees 30 minutes west 100 feet; thence (2) north 38 degrees, 30 minutes east 100 (get; thence (3) south THESE 63 degrees 30 minutes east 100 (eet to the westerly side of BMlevlew Ave- nue; thence (4) along the same eoulh S degrees 30 minutes west 100 feet COUPONS to the point and place of Beginning. Being the same premises conveyed j Charles W. Miller Sr. and Doria Save40 M. Miller hla wife by deed from Mary Isabel Bryan and Frank A. Bryan, " IN OUR PRODUCE DEPT. wife and, husband. The same premises are also known as 9 Bellevlew Ave. CALIFORNIA SWEET lue, Leonardo, N. J. The approximate amount of the iud«- >ent to be satisfied by said saJe Is JIB sum of J18.5O0.00 together with .:. toward tne purchase of Jie cost! of this sale. SEEDLESS GRAPES Dated July 30. 1963 THIS ANY SIZE GROUND CANNED OR INSTANT JO8EFH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff. CALIFORNIA SWEET .tfFMtfW LARGE William Newman, Atty. "»""«• COUPON COFFEE Aug. 21, 28, Sept. <, 11 H9.S8 HONEYDEWS NOTICE WORTH Coupon good at MS SWEET EATING ANY SHOP-RITE SUPER MARKET SHERIFF'S SALE K WHERE ITIM IS AVAILABLE ESSEX COUNTY Docket No£°H. 1,10*892K A J 3011-6) BARTLETT PEARS COUPON LIMIT-ONE PER FAMILY NORTH JEHSEY SUPPLY CO* a Jew Jersey Corporation, Plaintiff va: DEMP8 CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC.* a FREESTONE 4^ 4% #% Coupon expires Saturday Night, Sept, 7,1963 New Jersey Corporation, Defendant Coupon redeemed only on purchase of Hem lilted. By virtue of a writ of- execution In lbs the above stated action to me directed. I shall expose for sale at public ven- ITALIAN PRUNES 2 - 29 nue, at the Court House in the Bor- ough ol Freehold, County ol Monmoulh, New Jersey, on Monday the 9th day or September. 1963, at 2 o'clock, P. M "•revelling Time. CUCUMBERS GLOBE ONIONS All the defendant's right, title and Interest, If any, In and to the follow. Ing: ALL lb, 4JQC All those certain lots, tracts and par- cell of land situate, lying and being In GREEN cello XT the Township of Middletown, Counly 3 <« 19* 3 if Monmouth and State of New Jar- purhase of BEING known and designated aa Lois PASCAL CELERY SS CARROTS THIS !1 and 25 In Block B; Lot 4] In SHOP-RITE or NATIONAL BRAND Block E; and Lol 81 In Block O; all lb. |QC is shown on a certain map entitled FRESH large 1f%t 'Map of Harmony Oardens, Mlddle- cello I / COUPON xtvrn -Township, Monmouth County, GREEN stalk 10' 2 5 LB. BAG SUGAR -J. J.",. dated May 13, low, made by ?ralR Flnnegan, Engineer and Survey- WORTH >r, Belford, N. J., License No. 1SI3. Coupon good at and filed In the Monmouth County We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices effective thru Sat. night, Sept. 7th, 1963. Not responsible for typographical Clerk's Office nn July 8, 195fi, ai Man ANY SHOP-RITE SUPER MARKET No. 30-22. Block B, Lot 21, la located WHIRE ITEM IS AVAIL ABU at 62 Hlaleah Avenue. Block B, Lot 3S, Shrewsbury Ave. at s located at 78 Hlaleah Avenue, COUPON LIMIT--ONE PER FAMILY Block B. 1M 43. le located at 1M Quit Stream Drive Block O, Lot U Route 35, Shrewsbury Coupon expires Saturday Night, Sept. 7,1963 Is located on Harmony Road, Middle- SHOP-RITE MIDDLETOWN Own Township ot Mlddletown, New Coupon redeemed only on Durchaje of Hem liifV lersey. Route 35 and New RID IANK REGISTER The approximate amount of U» udiment to be satisfied by said sale Monmouth Road a the sum of 11,600.00 together with SHOP-RITE NEW SHREWSBURY the costs of Ihle sale. LOCATED IN ATLANTIC SUPERAMA DISCOUNT STORE Dated July 12, 1963 JOSEPH A. BHAJ-rO, Sheriff. irry BllveriKIn, Atty. ug, li. 31, 2t, gapl. WH RED BANK REGISTER 10-Watoadty, Sq*. 4. 1963 lurk End* tour At frl 10-f{ 69 NEWMAN aad Mrs. Robert Robinson, S«v- Monmouth LIQUIDATORS! SPRINGS ROAD eaih Sc, wa» Jmptued test week FORT MONMOUTH — A 12- At Rt. 35, Shrewsbury in Grace Methodist Church by, year veteran of the Turkish Sig- At riw *t Togs Gii (NEXT TO N J. EMHOrMEMT) taking Greek children along as He looks forward to living in and men from 26 different Allied America after he retires from the Sweaters Slips MOH.-fRI. prisoners when they pulled out of countries training at the U. S.1 Turkish Army "In about 11 TELEPHONE 1*5 Greece in 1948. An aunt, sched- Socks Gowns Satnday Army Signal School, here. ] years." 50 747-9531 Braselettes M2 Sgt. Darilis entered Non-Com- uled for execution by the Com- Gloves munist forces, escaped to thfs of these young people have found Fonts TO Corsets country and now lives in Man-their way back by now to Greece Garter Belts If You Own or Are Buying Your Home chester, N. H. — maybe all of them haye. But Sweat Shirts those who were sent t& Russia, Skirts 50 Shoes "From all of Greece," he says, so far as we know, are, still in 'the Communists In the post-war Russia."" " Gym Suits NONE Sneakers He says:1 "Perhaps you will see CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS period sent 30,000 children to Yu- Shirts HIGHER Underwear goslavia, Albania, Czechoslovakia, my spoint. To a Greek, democracy 2 $16.88 per month REPAYS $2000 is instinctive; and to belong to Poland, Rumania, and Russia. the free world — that is the air Nationally advertised up to 9.95 $25.32 per month REPAYS $3000 From the satellite countries, most we breathe." 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SHOP AIR-CONDITIONED BAMBERGER'S BUDGET STORE MONMOUTH TOMORROW THRU FRIDAY TILL 9:30 P.M., SATURDAY TILL 6 : ; CALL YOU1 LOCAL TILIUIViei illlUHB > ' O.U../V.N C.O.D.'HS ADI»».M>,.»IMI.ID 50c FOR HANDLING« . , . tor Quick Results f* Use Our Want Ads RED BANK PJaj 741.0010 DAY Home Delivery _ -_ 741-1110 NIGHT SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1963 7c PER COPY School Unveil Keyport School Addition Plans KEYPORT -— More than three session next school year without of ththee' present evgym into class- for teachers, and an extra-cur- alUl matter*s in discussing th« plan Hearing years of continual urging by the additional facilities. rooms while the previous plan ricular room. nd set Sept. 10 to further dis- school administration to get a New Gym called for construction of a new By providing a book storage cuss it and possibly take action. building program under way has Prepared by the building com- wing. room, and a general school sup- Mr. Search said "we have seea at last shown results. The Board mittee at the recommendation of The new plan would increase ply room, Mr. Search said the this need coming and it has hit. Slated of Education last night unveiled Mr. Search, the proposed build- the functional operating capacity present room used but originally It will be awfully hard to keep a building program for a high ing program calls for the con- of the high school by approxi- designed for an auto mechanics the high school on single session. school addition and took a giant struction of a new gymnasium mately 50 per cent, from 690 to room would be free and could be We have reached the cracking NEW SHREWSBURY — The step toward planning for more and converting the present audi- 1,046 pupi|s. used as an electronics shop class- point," Board of Education of the Mon- elementary facilities. torium-gymnasium, into eight Regardless of what course of !2-Pupil Rooms room. mouth Regional High School last Originally pushed by former classrooms and six auxiliary Stanley HyeF, co-chairman of action the board decides to take, night set Tuesday, Sept. 17, as Superintendent of Schools John rooms. Each of the proposed eight the building committee, reported Mr. Search stressed that a gym- the date for the public hearing O. Hartzler, the drive for a build Although no estimate of total rooms would be approximately the feasibility of the proposed nasium is needed. He said "We on the proposal to raise $1,587,- ing program has been carried cost was made, Mr. Search said 28 by 31 feet and accommodate plan was endorsed by two archi- have never had a decent gym 968 by taxes to build an addition on by present -Superintendent it would be "a considerable sav- 32 pupils each. The gymnasium tect friends, who also stressed program in the high school." to the high school. George D. Search in an effort to ings" over the $677,000 addition would handle 100 pupils. that a substantial savings would On the subject of the possible The referendum on this prb- prevent a return of double ses- plan prepared by architect Mr. Search called the proposed be made since the roof and the withdrawal of Union Beach stu- ( posal will be Sept. 24. sions at the high school and split Frederic Fessler, of Hazlet, a six auxiliary rooms "very im- walls for the classrooms are al- dents, Mr. Search said that with sessions on the elementary level. The proposed addition would in- year ago. portant to- the running of the ready up. Union Beach students a broader crease the school's pupil capac- Mr. Search reported last night Both plans call for construction school." They would include Running Debate curriculum can be provided at ity from the present 872 to 1,600. that both the elementary and of a new gymnasium. The pres- storage and supply rooms, sten- Board members continued their lower costs. It was estimated it high schools face possible split ent plan provides for conversion ciling and mimeographing room running arguments on every and would cost as much as $200 A new teaching wing would more per student to provide the contain 22 classrooms, two in- present curriculum without Un- dustrial arts rooms, two mechan- ion Beach, ical drawing rooms, two music Not Encouraged rooms and a multi-purpose room FIRST HAND INFO...— Fourteen new teachers in the OKCountyParkNatureStudyProgram capable of being divided into four Board member Frederick J. separate rooms at times. Tinton Falls' Schools District were taken on a tour of FREEHOLD — A plan by the cil which might co-ordinate ef- president of the Monmouth Mu- "The Monmouth Museum wUI Walling said the board "ha* A new girls' gymnasium, with New Shrewsbury yesterday to acquaint them with the Monmouth Museum for outdoor forts of all groups in the art seum, had asked permission for play a vital role in the years never done anything to encour- locker and shower rooms, but borough. Erling W. Clausen, principal of Swimming tours and classroom instruction fields, help in joint use of facili- use of part of the new parkland. to coma . . . (but) we must not age Union Beach to stay here. in botany and biology in the now- ties and promotion of new ven- He said a naturalist will be em- lose sight of the many other or- The board has failed to act on a without spectator accommoda- River School, is shown with two of the new teachers tions, would also be added. developing Holmdel county park tures. ployed to direct tours and class- ganizations and groups ... en- building program because of be- as they were about to board bus. They are Miss was approved by the Monmouth The other freeholders took his rooms. Displays of flora and gaged in the various fields ing afraid of wMt Union Beach One major alteration would Shirley McNeal of Long Branch, center, who'll teach County Board of Freeholders yes- remarks under consideration. fauna of Monmouth County will music, arts . , . (and) fine cul- will do." Convert the present library into terday. Mr. Daly said his idea would be exhibited. ture." . Mr. Hyer, before releasing any physics and biology laboratories seventh grade in Tinton Falls School, and Miss Barbara And, in okaying the proposal be for establishment of an or- Freeholders said the museum He acknowledged, with a dim details of the building plan, and put a new library in the new Carton of Interlalcen, who will teach fourth grade in along with other freeholders, ganization similar to the Mon- asked for a roll call vote on wing. may later seek to construct an view, cynics who comment on Swimming River School. Freeholder Marcus Daly said the mouth County Welfare Council, auditorium for stage productions, local residents participating in whether the board members wer« The new rooms would be ready plan may well be a "first step1 which serves as a central co-or- recitals and art'exhibitions. amateur productions. in favor of • building program. for occupancy in September, toward development ot, a compre- dinating .bureau for information The board said it delayed okay- "American culture," he said, The vote Was unanimous. 1985. 1 hensive cultural program in the and co-operation among all health ing the request until getting for- "for better or for worse lives and - The school board last night ap- Several board members asked county. and welfare agencies. mal approval from state Conser- will continue to live In the vari- proved a brochure tor dis- why Mr. Fessler's plan—prepared Press Inlet Action He urged the freeholders to $5,000 Aid vation Commissioner Robert A. ous local groups whether it be tribution to voters, giving facts at a cost of $500 but never re- take the initiative in spurring The freeholders contribute $5,- Roe because Green Acres state In barns, high schools, auditor- and figures about the proposed FREEHOLD — Early action on a now three-year old study leased publicly—was not followed private interests to organize a 000 a year to the Welfare Coun- monies were used in acquiring iums or church sanctuaries; not addition and explaining why it by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on feasibility of a new through. Monmouth County Cultural Coun- cil's overhead expenses. It also the park site. Mr. Roefs assent on Broadway, not in the Lincoln Is necessary, only two years after ocean inlet to the Shrewsbury River was asked yesterday by Mr. Search said "there was a receives funds from participating was received last week, the Art Center, not in the Metropoli- the school opened its doors to the Monmouth County Board of Freeholders. feeling that Keyport voters would agencies and is a beneficiary of board said. tan Museum of Art, nor in Hol- students. Freeholders announced letters have been sent to the corps not go for the costs of the plans." and to U.S. Sens. Harrison A. Williams, Jr., and Clifford P. Board Sets the annual Monmouth Park Char- Vital Role lywood. On the urging of several mem- The-brochure said that "in the Case, and Rep. James C. Auchincloss. ity Ball. In his prepared statement, Mr. "Each of these centers plays bers of the audience, the board Interests of conservative financ- Several months ago, Freeholder Charles I. Smith said, Charles B. Harding, of Rumson, Daly said: a role in cultural America but took initial steps on additional ing" it was thought better-to build engineers assured him the report resulting from studies Policy .On they are not cultural America. facilities for the elementary sys- the school in two stages, rather started in 1960 would be ready in six months. Shakespeare would have long ago tem. than to put up the whole plant • "Time is about out," he said. disappeared from America if his Board President Joseph Fer- at once. Plans for a slightly dif- County freeholders and boating interests have asked for Grievances works had to depend on Broad- ferent addition to the ' school rente named Frank L. Laughlin, ah appraisal of the feasibility of an inlet. The freeholders, in NEW SHREWSBURY — The way, and Bach would be a lost chairman, Mrs. Helen Pote and were defeated at the polls last the past, have held that only one north of the Highlands bridge Monmouth Regional Board of Ed- melody if the dependence were year. Mrs. Caroline Huber to a com- at Sandy Hook, would be wise. Some Long Branch area in- ucation last night adopted a new solely on Lincoln Art Center." mittee to Investigate an elemen- Since then, a federal construc- terests prefer a cut near the Sea Bright - Monmouth Beach "policy and procedure for resolv- Program Set tary school expansion program. tion aid grant of $216,232 has boundary at Low Moor, j ing disagreements." Mr. Daly commended':* p«h ^ called additional been obtained. Thus, although the in their statement, the "freeholders' said engineers "actually' The new. policy sets'forth pro- total cost of the addition will be have had the inlet topic under consideration since 1950. gram scheduled for Sept. 11 by elementary facilities a "must" cedure for bringing grievances or the Freehold Chamber of Com- and reported there will be one $1,804,200, the amount to be raised The board recited the history of public hearings and of disagreements to superiors and by local taxes will come to $1,- the surveys made indicating, in 1960, nearly 800 county-based merce to discuss the general room short for the 1964-65 school finally if necessary, to the theme.- * year. He predicted a shortage of 887,968. boats would be potential users of a new inlet. school board. This, according to the brochure Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwin, summing up the He also noted that Mrs. Kath- at least 32 rooms by 1967-68, Essentially, it requires that arine E. White, chairman of the based on anticipated enrollment approved list night, will cost the board's latest bid for action, said an inlet would not only complaints be submitted in writ- taxpayer owning a $10,000 home serve boating and fishing interests, "but would assist in elimi- New Jersey Highway Authority, figures. ing to immediate superiors. It recently announced a tentative about $18.25 a year additional on nating pollution and stagnation in inland streams and coves. then sets up a chain of principal, bis tax bill. proposal for an art center in the superintendent, and finally school Garden State Parkway Telegraph board, through which eompltets Hill Park. Rivers Edge Six Charged With not resolved in the first instances "Cultural effort! lack,no sup- Makes Restitution may go. port in Monmouth County,'* he Apartment Creating Disturbance It provides for the board to re- said. "They only need, co-ordina- HIGHLANDS — Six persons ceive representatives of organiza- tion ... We must give them the will receive a hearing in Munici- tions acting fo^- groups of em- opportunity to work and to be Hearing Off pal Court Monday night on a On Fund Shortage ployees in cases where the Indi- heard, and seen, to publish and charge of creating a disturbance vidual problems have not been to paint." RED BANK- Ihe principals of last night In an apartment house FREEHOLD. — Raymond F He submitted tor the county resolved on a lower level. Riven. Edge Apartments, Inc., at 3 Buddy Ave. Hartman, former Monmouth prosecutor's office and waived a It also provides that "where the who seek to erect a 23-unit build- Police said all six posted $25 County clerk of elections ac- hearing on the embezzlemew scope of the grievance is such ing at Newman Springs Rd. and bail pending hearings on disor- cused of embezzling $7,915.26 in charge, pending Grand Jury ac- that it woud affect a number of Kavalek Asks Munson PI. agreed to another derly conduct charges. county funds, paid that amount tion, when arraigned before Mag- employees or would affect the postponement of a public hearing, Arrested were Brian Knecht, in a check to the Board of Free- istrate Alexander Levchuk. He public's interest and welfare," Meeting On this time to enable Borough Coun- 22, of 3 Huddy Ave., and his wife, holders yesterday, Freeholder was released in $5,000 bail. the board "may seek independent cil 45 days it said it needs to Edna, 33; John Leaser, 18, of 124 Director Joseph C. Irwin an advice." enforce and study completion of Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper a sewer addition in that area. Highland Av«.; John Caplinger, nounced. said the alleged thefts happened • Objects to Clause Route 35 19, of 50 Cornwall St.; Joseph Mr. Hartman resigned Aug. 26 over a period of time starting THE CHRISTENING — Fire Chief Lawrence Bacigalupf, MIDDLETOWN — Township The matter will be heard Oct. Adm. Andrew Shepard objected 21. Hoffner, 18, and George Kelly, after County Auditor Armour S. in August, 1961, through prep- to this, final provision, saying left, watches as Councilman Robert Frederickson, chair- Committeeman Ernest G. Kava- 19, both of 3 Huddy Ave. Hulsart had disclosed shortages aration of false vouchers for serv- lek said yesterday he has asked According to Mayor Benedict that the board's responsibility is man of the fire committee, completes a successful swing R. Nicosia, council feels it can- Police said they were arrested in accounts for which the clerk ices rendered, personal accep- to settle matters without neces- for a meeting of the governing after police complained of noise was responsible as an employee tance of checks from the county to "launch" Little Silver's new 1,000-gallon Mack truck. body's public safety committee not make a fair appraisal of the sarily calling for outside help. proposal until it knows whether coming from a party in the room' in the office of County Clerk J. treasurer, and forgery of en- He offered an amendment to de- More than 500 persons attended the "wetdown" at the tonight to discuss temporary saf- Ing house. Russell Woolley. dorsements. ety measures for Rt. 35. or not the sewers will be able to lete this clause, and make other Little Silver fire house, many of them firemen from the service it. Councilman John War- No Taxpayer Loss changes, but it failed to receive Mr. Kavalek said he asked shore area. Committeeman Edward J. Roth ren called adequate sewerage a Mr. Irwin announced receipt of a second. "basic" consideration that should Mr. Hartman's check at the The board voted unanimously committee chairman, to call the meeting. be confirmed before the appli- Board Complies board's regular meeting. It is be- to adopt the policy as offered by cants and some 20 opposing neigh- Acting in the wake of three ing turned over to County Treas- the policy committee, with Adm. bors could be fairly heard. urer Merrill H. Thompson. Shepard voting "yes, with objec- Revised Tax Map deaths on Rt. 35 this past week- tions.^' end, Mr. Kavalek said he will The opposition agreed to the "At least he has made resti- postponement willingly, a spokes- With State Ruling tution so there will be no loss The preamble to the policy doc- propose that the highway be pa- man saying they would be happy to the taxpayers," Mr. Irwin ument says: Would Add Revenue trolled by the local police depart- to "hold off 10 years." RED BANK — Acting on the into the Oakland Street School added. "Boards of education have a ment using unmarked cars. The apartments have earned recommendation of Dr. M. Gregg last year. In addition to being a county moral obligation to establish poli- HIGHLANDS — This borough's The south side of East North He said he also would urge the Hibbs, superintendent of schools, In making his recommendation, cies which enable employees to 35-year-old tax map may be re- St., and within 100 feet of Bay use of advertised speed traps zoning board approval and must employee, Mr. Hartman was receive council action because of the Board of Education last night Dr. Hibbs said: state tax inheritance supervisor make recommendations or to re- vised, or a new one drawn, at Ave. on the north side. using radar to get motorists to voted to discontinue Bible read- Saddened by Decision act to proposals relating to work- an estimated cost of $10,000 to Portland Rd. on the east side slow down on the highway. required "special exception" for Monmouth County. He as to the zoning regulations. ing and the Lord's Prayer in bor- "I join millions who were sad- sumed both jobs eight years ago, ing conditions and salaries. Final $15,000. of Hillside Ave to, Riker St. Mr. Kavalek said the township Harold Meistrich, Little Silver,. ough schools. dened by the decision. Neverthe- at a combined salary of between decisions, however, must rest In his annual report before The south side of Rogers St. would have to take Immediate Is a principal in the petitioning Board members said they less, my personal reactions are $13,000 and $15,000 a year, on with the board." Borough Council last night, Her- steps to curb the accident rate South si., from Bay Ave. to firm, which is represented by would await a decision from the unimportant when contrasted the retirement of the late E. I. bert A. Carusoe, borough au- Shrewsbury Ave. on the highway until the state 1 Other Business decides to do something about it. Alan Werksman, Clifton. board attorney on exactly how with whether or not the rulings Vanderveer, whom he had ditor, recommended that the map The north side of Snug Harbor the Supreme Court ruling affects of the New Jersey attorney gen- The board also: be brought up to date. He said served as assistant 25 years. —Voted to spend $1,170 for a Ave. New Jersey school practices be- eral and the commissioner of ed Mr. Irwin said the funds miss- the existing map does not com- The northwest side of Valley fore deciding on what opening ucation shall be obeyed. We backstop for the newly graded ply with state statutes. ing all werje in county accounts. and seeded baseball field. St. from Second St. to Fourth exercise—if any—it will substi- should teach children to obey the He said that as state tax inher- Mayor Cornelius J, Guiney, St. to Shrewsbury River. Marlboro Tavern —Accepted an offer by Helfridh tute for the traditional Scripture law. In the July 23, 1963, com- Jr., told The Register that he itance supervisor Mr. Hartman & Sons, Keansburg, to provide The west side of Second and recitation and prayer. munication from Commissioner favors the preparation of a new handled no money but was transportation for 32 athletic Fourth Sts. A suggestion by board member Raubinger (Dr. Frederick Rau- map, and predicted that the add- limited to investigating and cer team trips for a total of $1,060. The west side of Fifth St. from Stuart Edington that a short pro- binger, state commissioner of ed- tifying values of estates of de- ed ratables it will bring would Holdup Thwarted gram on Americanism be con- ucation) it stated, 'It should be —Authorized the board secre- Cedar St. to Valley St., and the ceased persons for inheritance pay> for the map. east side, from Valley St. to ducted at the opening of each clear that no option or discretion- tax purposes. tary to buy a pickup truck for The mayor explained that at MARLBORO — A patron foiled an attempted holdup and ary choice remains to Boards of the lowest offer to be negotiated. Miller Sfc robbery early today by three unidentified men at the 520 Bar school day was referred to the Though he carried the title of least 50 per cent of water front curriculum committee. Education except to comply.' East North St. would be made on Rt. 520 here. clerk of elections, Mr. Hartman —Hired Emmanuil P. Courte- property has been increased in a one-way street northerly from Stress Moral Values That is my recommendation as lis, Somerville, to teach business depth, 500 to 700 feet, through According to State Police, Henry Ayres, Orchard St., this superintendent of schools." was not associated with the coun- Bay Ave. to Shrewsbury Ave., place, forced one of the holdup men—who was armed with a Dr. Hibbs said that as "com- ty Board of Elections or super- education for $5,600 a year. Mr. fill operations since the old map pensatory programs" schools and the entire length of Bay Ave. shotgun—out the front door of the bar, thwarting the robbery Dr. Hibbs said that the school intendent of elections. Courtelis is now in the Army, was drawn. would be made a through street. here will place "even more em- staff will be given additional in stationed at Fort Monmouth. He Incorrect Sizes attempt. His principal job was to ac- It was announced that council Polices aid Ayres narrowly missed being shot when the .phasls than we have on moral formation "concerning other im cept petitions for election nomi- is due for discharge Nov. 1, and These water front properties, and spiritual values" and also plications of the Supreme Court efforts are being made to ob- he noted, are being assessed on is considering the purchase of gun went off during the scuffle. nations, and other such applica- three lots in back of Borough Two men entered the bar about 12:20 a.m., police said, will "find means to do likewise decision and the procedures to tions, to provide printed forms tain an earlier discharge so h» incorrect lot sizes, in some cas- Hall, now owned by Mrs. Hattie while a third stayed outside the front door. There were about on religion and God in the liter be followed." for petitions and to be custodian can start teaching sooner. es at 50-foot depths. "We are ature which is part of the present losing quite a bit in tax rev- Smith, for possible conversion 10 patrons in the bar along with Anthony DiStefano, the bar- Baccalaureate, Too? of official records of election re- tender, police were told. curriculum of the local schools." sults. Charged With Leaving enue because of this," he added. into a parking lot. The land, He said that such a program, He told reporters he believes which includes a vacant house, One of the men was small while the other man—wielding the decision would ban Board of He was authorized to place or- In other business, Mr. Guiney stressing moral values like hon- Scene of Accident reported that Ernest Vaughan, is approximately 100x125 feet. the shotgun—was of large stature, witnesses related. The Education - sponsored baccalau- ders for printing, and to certify pair ordered everybody to He down on the floor, police said. esty, "which all religions ap- receipt of supplies for purposes LONG BRANCH — A Fort Jr., local high school teacher, Pay Raise prove of," had been introduced reate services, even if attendance KICKED IN BACK were to be on a voluntary basis of approving payment. Monmouth soldier, apprehended has volunteered to serve on a Police Patrolman Howard Brey Recreation Commission. was given a pay raise, from $5,- Apparently Ayres either did not hear the order or mis- as it has been here. at the post after his car knocked understood it. Police said the armed bandit kicked him In the BORO GETS CD TRUCK The mayor said he may ask 300 to $5,500. The hike is auto- Substitutes adopted by some GIVE FLAG TO BOROUGH down a sign and ran • onto the back when he failed to get on the floor. SHREWSBURY-JOMI Defense rallrbad tracks at Cedar Ave. at Mr. Vaughan to head a commit- matic, after completion of two director Jack J. Connors last Boards of Education for the Bible SHREWSBURY — Borough Ayres turned around and was promptly belted with the butt reading and prayer, Dr. Hibbs Council last night received a 15- 4:30 this morning, has been ee to form a commission. At years' service, Borough Clerk night turned over to Borough present, the borough does not Mrs. Rosemary Shields reported. of the gun. told the board, have included: a foot, 50-star flag from Mr. and charged with leaving the scene Police said he scuffled with the bandit and forced him out Council 'a CO reserve police of an accident. have such a group. truck. Formal acceptance cere- moment of silent prayer or medi- Mrs. M. Raymond McGowan, in Council announced that It will the front door and closed it. During the scuffle, the shotgun Traffic Code monies will take place at police tation; reading or singing a stanza memory of John Charles Mc- The soldier, James Harshaw, meet Sept. 10 with the Planning went off sending pellets through the door and striking the bar, headquarters Saturday at 9 a.m. of "America," "The Star Gowan, their 13-year-old son who was traced to the post through A traffic ordinance was intro- Board to review the board's rec- police said. • ' Spangled Banner," or "America died in 1958. Mr. McGowan is a the fort license tags on the car, duced, with Oct. 1 set aslhe date ommendations for a proposed The second bandit in the bar wasted no time fleeing out MEETING POSTPONED the Beautiful;" selections from local attorney and is Eatontown which was found, extensively or public hearing. road and drainage improvement the back door of the tavern while the other two men alw took SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - literature stressing God and-or magistrate. damaged, at the side of the The ordinance stipulates no program. off. , . The meeting of the Township the importance of religion, and tracks, police said. The vehicle parking on the following streets: Joseph Mazia, Oceanport con- Police said patrons heard a car motor but were not certain Committee which had been sched- the presentation of patriotic po- Buying or selling? Use the had to be towed from the scene. The northwest side of Atlantic tractor, was awarded a $625 con- how the bandits escaped. uled for last night has been post- etry, literature' and biographies Register Classified for quick re- Patrolman Catano Mistretti in- L from Bay Ave. to the Shrews- tract to demolish a condemned Investigator Allen Merken of the Keyport barracks, along poned until Eriday, Sept. 13. of patriots. sults.—Advertisement. vestigated. bury River. house at 31 Miller St. with Troopers from Howell and Colts Neck barracks anlsted. * It-Wabcadty, Stpt, 4,1963 RED BAI* KGISTER _WCB*-TV .VABC-Tfj TELEVISION .WTOC-TV § - JWKEV4V u ABC to Premiere WEDNESDAY AFTEKNOCM WEDNESDAY 1:13 an* 2-FUm-Fatal Lady—193C-00 7-News Min. >-Love Of life-Serial 11—Eddie Lawrence 1:20 4—Your First Impressloa Afeu; Shows in 1 Week I: IS 5-Fllm—Mr. Moto Takes A 7—Ernie Ford—Variety 4-Local News Vacation—1938—Peter Lorre By HARVEY PACK with "Psycho," it will empio 11—Bozo The Clown 7-Weather 1:11 ABC Is going aU out to break name guest stars in its efforts 12:11 9—Almanac Newsreel first to tbe 196344 rmce by un scare the kiddies. At 10 p.m >—Farm News 1:13 "Breaking Point," a poteoti 7—Sports—Howard Co«eH leashing an of their new product 11:18 I:M 9-Mews & Weather the week of Sept. 15. Even If class offering about psychiatrist »—News and Weather 2:45 bows. It stars Paul Richards an 2-News their shows do not measure up 12:8 5—Mickey Mouse dub 4—Sermonette to the customary advance hoopli Edward Franz and insiders are 2-News 2—Brother Rat & A Baby—1940 touting H as a winner. 7—Focus On The News this is a wise move because ! 9—Almanac Newsree. 11—Brave Stallion —Wayne Morris—1% Hrs. Another new concept bows 4:23 permits them to concentrate a! 2—Search For Tomorrow 1.41 thfir promotional guns on thi from 10-11 p.m. on Tuesday. It' 4-Weather 2—FUm-Oown The Stretch— 4—Truth Or Consequences 193t-Mickey Rooney-75 one week onslaught, and it gives called "The Fugitive" and star «:« 5—Cartoon* Min. them a decided jump on theii David Janssen as a man wanted 4-News—Huntley, Brinkley by the law for a crime he dii 7—Father Knows Best two competitors. 9—Memory Lane—Joe Franklii 7-News THURSDAY MORNING Since last season marked ABC not commit and Barry Morse as 7:M the officer determined to brin, U-Rocky And His Friends 1:13 a disaster area, there are a host Todd Armstrong is the youth- 2—News him back to justice. The switcJ 12:43 2—Previews of new shows on tap as they to ful Jason, favorite of the Gods o: 4—Northwest Passage here is that die action is contfm. I—Guiding Light l:» to tighten up the many vacated Olympus, pursuing the formei 5—Bourbon Street Beat ous from week to week, and the 11—Komedy Kapers 2-Glve Us This Day—Rellgk* •pots. No less than 14 new shows kingdom of his father in the fas- 7—Rebel—Western producers hope to keep the audi- J2:55 7-Newi will see the light of day during cinating and inventive "Jason 9—Merrytoon Circus ence glued to their seats for thi •-News 1:25 the week of Sept. 15, so let': and the Argonauts" which will be 11—News—K. Kennedy 39 weeks (and more, they hope' I:M 2-News waste no time in giving the. run- shown at Loew's Route 35 7:U 'Les MiseraUes" type manhunt 2—Bums & Allen 4—Sermonette down. Drive-In Theatre for four days U—Local News "The Greatest Show On Earth, 4—Afternoon Drama 1:10 Sunday has been completely beginning Wednesday, Septembei 7:21 an hour series in color of storie J—Cartoons 2—Summer Semester overhauled and there's not an old 4th. 7—General Hospital 2-Weather 4—Education Exchange show left in the schedule. The with a circus background starring 11-Weather Jack Paltnce and name guest The film, produced in color foi U—Bold Journey 7—Summer School network has abandoned Sunday Columbia Pictures by Charles 1:8 7:M 7:01 nrg)t movies and intends to figh stars, wiH also be seen on Tues- 2—Clowns & Heroes days. Schneer, co-stars Nancy Kovack 5-News 2—News & Weather POOLSIDE PULCHRITUDE—Nina Mi« America con- Sullivan, Garland, Bonanza and as the gorgeous and tempting 4—Virginian 4—Today Candid Camera with an assort- "Ben Casey" has moved 1:M testants smile ««they po»e by swimming pool at Atlantic Medea. 2—As The World Turns 7—Wagon Train 7—Early Bird Cartoons ment of diversified shows, A< Wednesday along with "Ozzie anc Co-featured will be the Metro- 5—Film—Island In The Sky— 9-Film-Lone Star—1952-CIark 7:05 City. They art, from left, Mii« California, Wendy Doug- 7:30 ft will be Dan O'Herlihy and Harriet" plus the old NBC stand- Goldwyn-Mayer picture, "Cattl Gable—85 Min. 5-Call To Prayer . las; Miss Mississippi, Barbara Nave; Mi« Louisiana, young Knit Russell in "The Trav- by "The Price is Right." Tw 1938-80 Min. 11—Honeymooners King" starring Robert Taylor, 7-Girl Talk-Virginia Graham 7:13 els of Jamie McPheeters," a onenew shows fill out the evening; 8:01 Linda Baucum; Mils Wisconsin, Barbara Bonville; Mii$ also in color. 9—Star and Story 5-News hour series based on Robert Lew- "The Patty Duke Show" an Steve Reeves and Gordon Scott 2—Our Education Crisis 7:10 Indiana, Mareia Pinkitaff; Misi Arkansas, Donna Axum; is Taytor'i Pulitzer Prize winning "Channing." Patty Duke, 11—Sportsman's Club 5—Danger Man costar as the mighty brothers 1:M 5—Columbia Lectures Miss New Hampshire, Georgia Taggart; Miss New York novel. The book was about a fa- 'Miracle Worker" fame, appears Romulus and Remus in the color 11—Bold Journey 7—Barney Bear ther and son traveling to Call in the dual role of'cousins in 11—Sports 8: SO City. Marsha Metrinko, and Miss North Carolina, Jeanne film "Duel of the Titans" which 1:5J 7:43 ' fornia for the gold rush of 1849, series filmed in New York, Mis will be shown for three days 2—Doble Gillis—Comedy 7—King And Odie Swanner. IAP Wirephoto) and the TV series will be set in Duke, as an actress, is easilj 4—News starting September 8th. 11—Baseball—Yankees S-Call Mr. D. S:M the same period. Reports on thi) talented enough to carry off Uv The co-feature will be "Opera' 7—Going My Way—Drama 2—Captain Kangaroo Kojola, Mrs. Frank W. Harbour, entry are quite good, bqt, otwl o parts and, back-to-back with 2:M tion Bikini" starring Tab Hunter. 2—Password—A. Ludden 11—Silents Please 5—Sandy Becker—Children Mrs. Morris J. Sasso, Mrs. Wil- course, only Ume will teH just 'Orae and Harriet," it makes 8:55 7—Courageous Cat—Cartoons Help MD liam H. Turner, Mrs. John how good. good hour for younger viewers 4—People Will Talk nanny" will be back in an hour 7—Day In Court—Drama 9-Baseball 8:25 Sharpe, Mrs, Kenneth Willey, "Arrest and Trial" is two 45 Following'sour Dr. Casey at V 1:00 7—Billy Bang Bang Mrs. F. W. Teller, and Mrs. p.m. Is a one-hour series, set o: version. Also, Lawrence Welk 9—Understanding Our World Campaign minute shows slotted back-to-back will again make with the bubbles. 2-Beverly Hillbillies 8: JO George J. Brandshagen, at whose frmn, 8;30-10, They are connected; midwestern . college campus J:» 4—Mystery Theater .., 7—IJtrte Rascals < HOIiMDEL - Children in tho home the "carnival" was held. ' called "Chinning." It stars Hen- There's a lot of action over at 4-New« ' ' V : however, as "Arrest" features ABC during the week of Sept S-Film-iArmored Attack—1943 '9:01 Old Manor development recently Ben Gazarra making arrests and ry Jones and Jason Ever*. 7-News . staged a neighborhood "carni- IS, and viewers who want to give 2:N —Anne Baxter—2 Hrs. 2-My Little Margie Buying or selling? Use the 'Trial" has Chuck Connors as "The Flintstones, "Donna them a ride for the entire period 11-M Squad 4—Birthday House val" for benefit of the Muscular Register Classified for quick re- the lawyer in the case. It's an Reed" and "My Three Sons" are 2—House Party-Art UnkletJer *.U 7—Funny Manns Dystrophy Fund. will be able to form their own 4—Doctors sults.—Advertisement. interesting concept in program- joined on Thursday by a omopinion on what the dark horse's ; 2—Dick Van Dyke 9:23 "The children raised $21.55, all 7—Jane Wyman ming. A$C hopes that an au- hour variety snow starring sing- chances are for the 1963-64 sweep- 7—Our Man Higgins 5-News—Sandy Becker of which will go to the fund. dience watching "Arrest" from 9-Film-Angek>-195O-90 Min. er Jimmy Dean and called, in- stakes. 11—Wild Cargo *J0 Participants included Kerry, 8:30-9:15 will not desert and ventively enough, "The Jimm;. 2:50 10:00 2—Our Miss Brooks—Comedy fleptune Cltl| ': switch to another network in the 5—President Kennedy Kenneth and Patricia Kojola; Dean Show." Best news on Thurs- 2—Reckoning 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers Wiliam and Jill Brandshagen; middle of a show. If it works, J:5S days is that from 10:30-11 p.m 4—Eleventh Hour 5—Topper—Comedy Bonnie Turner; Karen, Ken, and it will undoubtedly cut into "Bon- Sdd Caesar and Edie Adams wil J—News 7-4roud and the Profane" been "CLOWNS AND HEROES.' is particularly effective as a man Bptnccr'l Mountain 7:00; t:00. shown on TV? I have been un- DAYSSCHOd ^^TRootBeer HfoAYS SCH- Repeat) An enchanting half hou with a warped sense of justice. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS DtU uccessfully looking for them for LEWISES SCHOOL DAYI * v««l*eft ' iilHOOLDAI with a group of primitive peopl* Led always by his understand- ATLANTIC— jERRy "BEACH fiW MS SCH long time.—M. A., Hamden, ing of righteousness, he kills a DAYS SCHOd fo ^ rvrintt &K* W£ inn. whose lives have a simple goal Comt Blow Your Horn 7:00: 8:00. PARTY" W mazingly enough, they're all in- dope pusher who fed his son the SCHOOL DAYS fiiffl*!*** .T| ^ llHOOL DA' Answer — Both these films HAZLET AVI; volved in the sport of "bullfight- stuff, and almost destroys the IN COLOR' DAYS SCHOOU ReUe***"'* HB SCH re Paramount releases and lad and his wife in the process. LOEW'S DRIVE-IN— PR0fE880ff nn] DA> ing." All they ask is "the bul SCHOOL DAYS! mi\\iimW?f$SftlWifMl laven't been made available for 10 p.m. NBC. Cartoon 7:»;Jaion and tht — Also — ALSO SCH be brave, the horse be beautiful Argonauts 6:03; 11:30; Ctttlt King DAYS SCHOOL *SSBSBBKBf^^^^ ^AYS ' TV showings as yet. You are and the man be master." I 10:00. Sandra Dte "BATTLE BEYOND SCHOOL DAYS SCr^rRwYSSCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAI irobably a Robert Morse fan STEVE ALLEN. Burt Lan- KEANSBURG their sunny little town in centra SHOWS THE SUN" DAYS SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAYS SCH udging from tfiese titles. These caster talks about his association CASINO- "TAMMY AND re the only two films he has 'ortugal (in all of Portugal, fo NIGHTLY SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAYS SCHOOL DAi hat matter), neither animal no with birdman Robert Stroud; Irma La Douce— THE DOCTOR" made, so far. He has a very Buddy Greco and Jennie Smith PERTH AMBOY rief role in "The Proud and theman is killed in the ring. 7:3d CHILDREN Always FREE p.m. CBS. provide the solos of the evening; MAJESTIC- FREE PLAYGROUND *rofane" which starred William and hypnotist Pat Collins sjiows Wall of Nolie 3:09; 6:35; 10:09; Holden and Deborah Kerr, but he off her talents. 10:30 p.m. WPIX. Wrong Arm o! Law 1:30: 5:00: S:30. Y////////////////////////////X They go together—school days and eating teals the attention from stars DOBIE GILLIS (Repeat) foi EDISON at McDonald's, lunch fim*... snack lima... Shirley Booth, Tony Perkins and leries regulars. The Gillis famil TONIGHT. 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Fadtrlco Ftlllnl't Dorli Day McDonald HO Brotd St., Red Bank, N. J. SH 7-40M MOUNTAIN Oom«r i M AM.to f r.M. Horn. Mm JTrt. HARTS THURSDAY "8V2" "THRILL OF IT ALL" Hwy. 35 Unit North «f Fiv* Cornm) MlddUtown • A.M.to ( r.M. r ' - CATTLE KING "BYE BYE BIRDIE" RED BA5K BLISTER Wednesday, Sept. 4, By Wertf ; Everett \ END VACATION mU E. HoUen and Miss B. Mr. and MM. Leroy tj Everett Rd. They *» visited UNION BEACH — Caret and fTH VlCflAA WATCHES Anderson, Sunnyside Rd-., have Jackie Sweeney, cWMnen of Mr. sold their home to Dr. and Mrs.with Mr. and Mrs. George Calisn, FOfZ /VNV SIGN THAT MOM fS Lincroft. and Mrs. John Sweeney, Harriion G. Smith, Oak Hill. Miss Holden Ave., have returned'after spend- nd miss Anderson have moved WITH -rue VISIT UNION BEACH ing a week's vacation with their to Montclair. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- —~~~ ^ UNION BEACH — Weekend guests of Mrs. Margaret Donnel- liam Hendra, Fairview. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.ly, Prospect Ave. were her son- Robert Gibson, Sunnyside Rd., in-law and daughter, Mr. andBuying or selling? Use the were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brogan, Mrs. Patrick O'Connell, and Register Classified for quick re- Irvington and Kevin Cleary, East sults.—Advertsiment. Orange and Mrs. Katherine Ber'g- daughters, Livingston. lund and son Thomas, Newark.

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Winters and YOU HAVE-"TIL daughters Nancy and Dale, Sun- nyside Rd., and Mrs. Barbara Cottrell, Red Bank, spent the SEPT. 10th weekend jat Lancaster, Pa. to go to First Merchants National and open a Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly, Sunny- account that will start earning interest from September 1st. side Rd., is a medical patient at 01/ 0/ Interest on Passbook Savings Riverview Hospital. •5V2 /O Accounts 4% Interest on 12-monttis time certificates available on any daU Mr. and Mrs. Norman Van Em- Atbury Park burg and daughter Mary Lou of Fair Haven • Holmdel Everett Rd. spent several days Red Bank North Asbury Park last week at Avon. Manaiquan • Irlelln Member Federal HAPPY ENDING — *A. Robert Gooda, left, Rt. 35, Middletown, cuts a cake-at cere- © King FiEfttoreg Syndicate, Incl» 196&Worid right* reserved. Reserve System/Federal Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kidney, Depoiit Imnranca Corp. monies Friday marking his retirement from the Red Bank post office after 32 years Brooklyn, visited last week with of service. Looking on it Benjamin Benincasa, assistant postmaster. Mr. Goods joined the post office in 1931 and spent 25 years as a mail carrier and seven years •s a parcel post driver. He plans to devote his leisure time to his hobbies—gun- ning, fishing and photography. Goode Ends Career Religious School With Post Office To Start MIDDLEJOWN r- A. Robert ter the "crash" in 1931 he passed Goode, Rt. 35, Riverside Heights, the Postal Department examina- SHREWSBURY — The religious retired Sijoday after almost 32 tion and went to work' in Redschool of Monmouth Reform years of service with the RedBank. Temple has scheduled registra- Bank post office. A graduate of Red Bank High tion and first session Saturday. He started work in the RedSchool Mr. Goode also graduated An enrollment of 200 students , Bank office in 1031. ^ from the - New York- Slock Ex> expected. Prior to that he worked on thechange School. floor of the Stock Exchange, Wall While employed at the post Classes will be held from 9 un St.,'New York, for six years for office, Mr. Goode was a mail til 10:50 a.m., at which time then the firm of Fenner and Beane. Af- carrier for 25 years and drove will be a 20-minute Sabbath serv a parcel post truck for seven ice and assembly program. years. There will be 12 classes from Transcript of the President's News Conference on Domestic and Foreign Matters He is a member of the Na- tional Association of Letter Car- kindergarten through ninth grade, Kennedy Atkt Aid BUI Pattage riers and the Wayside Rod andmeeting on Saturday mornings BythtHouieai' Vital to Nation' Gun Club. and the confirmation class (lOtr Mr. Goode plans to devote a grade) which will meet witl WE great deal of his leisure time to Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink Mon his hobbies of gunning, fishing, days, from 6 until 8 p.m. and photography. Mr. Goode lives with his wife, The faculty will consist of kin PAY Ruth, and son, Robert Barry, 15.dergarten, Mrs. Joseph Slaughtei Rumson; first grade, Mrs. Dab t*. t>Urt He has a married daughter, Mrs. tfvm bratecUM uilnil © Robert Dean, living jn Leonardo. ney Venable, Red Bank; second BHtnUi Internal U*w*er grade, Mrs. Maurice "Coheni - Friday, employees of the post Middletown; third grade, Mrs puunUiiv la office took a few minutes off from eaUOT. WMI Milton Yessler, Rumson; fourth Ilhjtfttbn miMIUHlit* work to have some coffee and •f thtu ddMna *nu ate. grade, Mrs. Evan Herbert, New n ttul U*T cenM koU cake and wish Mr.* Goode well on Shrewsbury and Mrs. Sherman his retirement. *d«itTy HM itntsj Mtnr el Novalis, Middletown; fifth gradi • n«4 awn Uouudi •U11M I 40M kMK, Mrs. Milton Klein, Lincrofl omt-1 «oat knnr kn nai Whtl New Assignment sixth grade, Mrs. Max Singei •tout b a pmM— wlk* «•" votai lM.«00,Mt •*>•**. TMI New Shrewsbury; seventh gradi lH.aga.tOt MftfM. ll Mrs. Irving Cohen, New Shrews- bury; eighth grade, Irving Cohen, New Shrewsbury; ninth grade, | Mrs. Milton Mannheimer, Little INTEREST Silver; music instructor, Mis: PER ANNUM Vickilynn Gruber, Middletown; . PAID Hebrew instructor, Mr. Yai; TWICI A YIAR Lamdanski; administrative assis ant, Mrs. Irwin Lutz, Red Bank; principal. Rabbi Richard F. Stein- On Investments brink, and chairman, Robert A, Newman, Rumson. The Monmouth Reform Temple uses the facilities of the Shrews- the Interest can bury Presbyterian Church.

be Paid Monthly. Basutoland's only industries are a small brick factory, mis- sion printing presses and a few alnkte Is (tt BELL FINANCE CO. IO ippirtntlT thrn h sBm* handicraft shops. Its one univer- Unlltd KlZtS ind So. IO YBAIt sity is operated by Roman Cath- 0BHOTCHE BONDS olic missionaries. Atttti over'2,500,000 Lt. Col. Howard T. Shafer 705 FORT MONMOUTH — Lt. Col. OFFICES IN Howard T. Shafer, 4 Hope Rd., •ronanic ptorptcu. the tlrMt- Rlt iRtlut m TtcMion. tn. RID BANK recently joined the U. S. Army •ft» lillilni about a lu nit MIIHOLD Satellite Communications Agency lATONTOWN as chief of the Techical Liaison MIDDLKTOWN Division. He had previously LONSa RANC H served as commanding officer of ATLANTIC H1OHLAND3 the U. S. Army Signal Fire Dis- tribution Systems Training Activ- INrORMATION MAY BI HAD FtaM»BDM4l»lL Iktek U*t U*_IWIM ••.OM BRANCH MANAgCRS ity at Fort Bliss, Tex. anJMfj*tf DTF •tnM«ab«W t«l baa Trlttl BONDS AM AVAH.ABU Col. Shafer's foreign tours of ONLY .TO N. J. nt8IDBHT* duty have included Iceland and the European theater of com- Send Ctitck for Purcbtit to ' mand. He holds the Army Com- lUlph H. Bclknap, President mendation Medal with oak leaf cluster. He has served two pre- vious tours here. I BELL JVewsCon/erenccinBr/e/

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New 19(14 Needle- ] craft Catalog has over 200 de- \ Dally & Saturday 8 A.M.-5:M P.M. signs, costs only 25c! A "rrfust" interesting people read The New York Times 32 BroaI d St. WedSHadytld. and Frfc .1-750 'til I 0P.M . Red lank if you knii, crochet, sew, weave, • '"Between Yanko'* * embroider, quill, smock, do crewelwork. Hurry, send 25c right <|ow! i«—Wednetdtf, Sept 4» 1963 R£D BANK REGISTER League Patio Luncheon Two Win Awards For To Open Fall Season Dramatics MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Harold items will present displays of tlAIR HAVEN — Miss Jeanne Jones, Newman Springs Rd., Lin- • 11E Rover, Laurel Ct., will be hostess their projects for the coming to the Middletown League of year. croft, and John Olseri, 19 Mon- Women Voters at a patio lunch- Forthcoming events include a roe Ave., Little Silver, both stu- eon to be held Tuesday at 12:30 candidates' luncheon meeting on dents at the New Jersey Acad- p.m. at her home. Oct. 5 for the county candidates emy of Dramatic Art here, were Mrs. Milton Vreeland, Fair Ha- for state senator, assemblyman awarded the school's Golden Ti tit Pi ven, chairman of the local and freeholders; a Middletown Masques for progress in acting, league's committee on state taxes charter commissioner candidates' mime and speech during the sum- and a member of the state meeting, tentatively scheduled foi mer workshop sessions. league's tax - committee, will Oct. 15, and a Middletown Town The awartls were presented by \ speak on the state bond issue. A ship Committee candidates') Robert E. Way, an director, fol- puppet show also will be pre- meeting Oct. 22. lowing a program of plays pre- TODAY ;, sented. Mrs. Edwin Dobson is in chargi sented Saturday nights by the PLAY, "The Sleeping Beauty," Chairmen of the league's lo- of luncheon reservations an award winners and other teenage Methodist Youth Fellowship of cal, state ' and national study baby-sitting arrangements. students. Embury Methodist Church, Little Participating were Jerry Spoka Silver, 8:15 p.m., church hall. and Bruce Greenspan, Belmar; Noel Pick and Linda Papon, Lit- TOMORROW Seek 'Apple Princess' tle Silver; William Schweers, New Shrewsbury.; Linda d'Ange- PLAY, "The Sleeping Beautiy," TRENTON — A statewide Entry blanks are available a Methodist Youth Fellowship of lis, Shrewsbury; Betsy Howland, search to determine the 1964 New the Orange Savings Bank, an Locust; Margery Yanko, Fair Embury Methodist Church, Little Jersey Apple Princess has been the New Jersey Apple Industrj Silver, 8:15 p.m., church hall. Haven, and Jacquelyn McCros- launched by the New Jersey Council, Department of Agricu key, Red Bank. BARBECUE, Atlantic High- Apple Indusry Council of the ture, 1 West State St., Trenton The adult department of the lands Garden Club, 2:30 p.m., state Department of Agriculture Entries must be submitted school will present one act plays home of Mrs. Frank Groener, and Orange Savings Bank, co- Sept. 20. Friday and Saturday evenings in Brookside Ave., Leonardo. sponsors of the annual Apple Har LUNCHEON AND HAT SHOW, the academy Little Theater. Reg- Mrs. Dennis Roger Hood vest Festival. « Middletown Woman's Club, 1 istrations are now being accepted (The. former Miss Linda Jayne Peles) The princess will be selected for the fall workshop. p.m., River Plaza fire house. by a panel of judges at the Bride-Elect festival, which will be staged at Mrs. Alexander Anthony Langa FRIDAY the bank, Main St., at Day, Is Honored (The former Miss Celia Catherine Caliendo) COUNTRY FAIR, Trinity Epis Miss Peles, Mr. Hood Orange, from Oct. 7-12. Garden Club copal Church, Matawan, 6 to 1( Entries are open to all single SHREWSBURY-Miss Doroth p.m., church grounds. Main St. girls between the ages of 16 and Cameron, Fox Dr., Hazlet, wa' PLAY, "The Sleeping Beauty,' 21 who reside or attend school given a surprise tfridal shower re Shore Regional Teacher Plans Events Methodist Youth Fellowship Wed in Asbury Park in New Jersey. The princess will cently by Mrs. Warren Bernhard UNION BEACH — A hat show Embury Methodist Church, Littl in her home, 42 Silverbrook Rd. ASBURY PARK—At a candlelight ceremony here receive, a $250 cash scholarship by Lili-Ann of Keyport was pre- Silver, 8:15 p.m., church hall. and a $250 wardrobe from In- Miss Cameron will become th Is Bride of Engineer sented at a recent meeting of the Friday in the First Baptist Church, Miss Linda Jayne genue magazine. Other finalists bride of Airman 2/c Robert Woodland Park Garden Club, in Peles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Peles, 403 will receive $50' U.S. savings George Roane, Long Island, Harris Gardens Fire House. bonds. Semi-finalists will receive N. Y., Sept. 14 in the Keyport Re- WEST END — Miss Celia Catherine Caliendo Berger Ave., Elbcron Park, became the bride of Dennis formed Church. A progress report was made by travel cases and subscriptions to became the bride of Alexander Anthony Langa Aug. 24 Mrs. James Naughton, chairman Roger Hood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Hood, 14 Ingenue. Guests at the shower were Mrs in St. Michael's Catholic Church here. of a card party to be held Sept. Holland Rd., Middletown. Beauty, personality and ability Robert Cameron, Miss Barbar, Mr. and Mrs. John Caliendo, 58 Oceanport Ave., 13 in Cabin-in-the-Sky, Atlantic By SYLVIA F, MEEHAN will be the main factors in the Cameron, Mrs. John B. Ackerson Highlands. ,. , ;- Rev. John Paul Ludlam officiated at the double judging. Every entrant will and Mrs. Lester Kennedy. Hazlet West.Long Branch; and Mr. and Mrs. Aiex Langa of Monmouth County Home Agent A fall flower show, "Autumn's With the approach of the fal ring ceremony. Mrs. Elmer required to supply a full-Ien^'.h* Mrs. Russell Roane, Mrs. George Fort Lauderdale, Fla., are the parents of the couple. Jersey Bell Telephone Company, photograph, from which semi- Bottine, Mrs. Peter Vlacancich, Announcement," will be held on season, homemakers are con Muller, West Allenhurst, Asbury Park. Rev. Edward J. Dougherty officiated at the double Sept. 21 in the Harris Gardens cerned with what to wear, self- inalists will be selected. and Mrs. Richard McDermott was soloist. The bridegroom, a graduate of The princess will be chosen on Long Island; Mrs. John R. Cross ceremony. Organisi Fire rfouse. Winning exhibitors help clothes for their children nng have been invited to display their what's new in blankets, and how The bride,_who was given Middletown Township High Oct. 11, and will be crowned by Mrs. Ronald Hepburn, Mrs. Mel The bridegroom is an alumnus School, is a junior at Monmouth he 1963 Princess, Miss Beverly vin Philo, Mrs. John Sagurton was Mrs. LaVerne Postel of Ambridge (Pa.) High School entries at the Shore Area Aquari- to keep the old iron in top con- in marriage by her father, wore 1 um Society Show, which will be dition. a sheath gown of peau de soie College where he is a member Bahrenburg of Belle Mead, a Mrs. John Sharpe, Mrs. Asbury and soloist, Mrs. Louise and received his degree in elec- trical engineering from Carnegie held on Sept. 21 and 22 in the Here are some answers to ques- over silk taffeta fashioned with of Theta Epsilon Chi. student at Trenton State College. Walling, Keyport. Driscoll, Long Branch. Institute of Technology, Pitts- Manning Ave. Fire House, Keans- tions taken from letters sent to detachable satin overskirt A reception was held in The burgh. He is employed as an en- burg. your home agent this week: set-in band of white satin and Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. draped back panels of matching gineer at Electronics Associates, Hostesses for the evening were What shall I plan to wear for Escorted by Father Inc., West Long Branch. summer-into-fall days? satin. The bodice was trimmed Announce Pennsylvania Marriage Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs. Mr. Caliendo escorted his Thomas Markey, Mrs. James A. Season-spanning styles in in re-embroidered Alencon lace Following a wedding trip by KINGSTON, Pa.-Mr. and Mrs daughter who wore a gown of Keohane, Mrs. Charles King, Mrs. cottons or blended fabrics may and seed pearls. ing the wedding were the ma- Frank Palumbo, Gregory Fias jet to Barbados, British West Alencon lace decorated with seed Robert Harris, Mrs. Cecilia Mo- be chosen to wear right through Victor Mosca, 100 North Loveland ternal grandmother of the bride, conaro, and Mr. and Mrs. Julio Indies, the couple will live at 51 Her six-tiered butterfly veil pearls and crystals. The bodice rales, Mrs. Paul Lomauro and Into wintertime. Long-sleeved Ave., formerly of Red Bank, N Mrs. Fiasconaro, and Mrs. Jo- Mosca, all of Red Bank. North Bath Ave., Long Branch. was held in ' place by a triple had a modified scoop neckline Mrs. Robert- Miller. cotton shirtwaist dresses in J., announce the marriage of sephine Mosca, Fair Haven, pa- Also, Mr. and Mrs. Americo crown, also of seed pearls. She their daughter, Miss Linda Ann ternal grandmother. Mosca and Secondo Mosca, Fair and three-quarter length sleeves dark solid colors or prints are carried a cascade of sweetheart The hell--shape- skirt ended in. a The next meeting will be held versatile favorities. Dresses Mosca, to Andrew Michael Law. Also, Mrs; PalumbOi Mr; -and Haven; Joseph -Fiasconaro and on Sept.-24 in the Harris-Gardens roses, orchids, babies'-breath rence,- son of Mr; and Mrs. An Mrs. Naninni, Mr. and Mrs. John Miss Carolyn Fiasconaro, Long chapel train. Miss Trolian styled with three - quarter and ivy. Fire House. drew Lawrence of Swoyerville. Borelli, Miss Carolyn Naninni, Branch, and Kevin Higgins, Rum- A double crown of re-em- sleeves and collars or jewel Miss Eleanor Rand, Oakhurst, neck lines are comfortable ior The ceremony, which took place Richard Smith, Mr. and Mrs. son. broidered Alencon lace held her To Marry was the bride's only attendant. fingertip length veil and she cool days. Two-piece costumes Aug. 10, was solemnized at a KEYPORT — Mr. and Mrs. Church, Women Her bouffant gown and matching Nuptial High Mass here in St. carried a cascade of roses, in cotton, rayon or nylon knits jacket was of coral silk eyelet Dominick Trolian, 165 Second St., also wear well from one season Ignatius Catholic Church. Rev stephanotis and baby mums. Plan Luncheon^ and she wore a matching veiled Miss Rochelle Giaquinto, Rose- announced the engagement of to another. The big colors for John F. McLaughlin officiated their daughter. Miss Elaine E. headpiece. Her cascade bouquet at the double ring ceremony and to, Pa., was maid of honor. RED BANK — United Luther- fail are cranberry red, forest was of coral sweetheart roses, Trolian, to Gary M. Weber.son of an Church Women will "meet green, and amber. was celebrant of the Mass. The Bridesmaids were the Misses Pa babies'-breath and ivy. tricia Langa, sister of the bride- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bush- Sept. 11 in Holy Trinity Evan- Papal Blessing was bestowed on ell, 48 Edgeview Rd., Cliffwood, Kenneth Dunn, Belford, v the the couple. groom, at home; Jeannie Alfano, gelical - Lutheran Church, River Q. How can I help my young jest man. Thornton White, Buffa- cousin of the bride, and Francine at a party in the home of Mr. Rd. The meeting, first of the fall school child to d,ress himself? Miss Anne Marie Yanklunas and Mrs. Bushell. season, will open with luncheon lo, N. Y., uncle of the bride, was was organist and Donald Schap- Wietzler, both of Long Branch. A. Look for self-help features usher., They wore street-length gowns Miss Trolian attended Keyport served at 12:30 p.m. Hostesses In school clothing that make it pert, soloist. Louis Savitz, was will be members of the Esther A reception was held in Fel- >f chiffon styled with chiffon- High School and is employed by easy for him to dress himself. violinist. Rev. William Braun and Circle. lowship Hall of the church. Aft- >ver-4ace bodices and bell-shaped Hanover Insurance Co., New Select front openings, rather Rev. George Matircho attended ;r a wedding trip to the Pocono skirts, and horsehair picture York. Kenneth Kerr, director of pub- than back openings; medium- the ceremony. fountains, the. couple will re tats. Mr. .Bushel! is a graduate of lic relations of the Lutheran Wel- size buttons and sturdy button- Mr. Mosca escorted his daugh- iide at 220 Lincoln Ave., Elberon. Dick Martel of Oceanport was Matawan High School and is em- fare Association, will give a slide holes; zippers with a small ball- ter. She wore a sheath gown of jest man. Ushers were Frank ployed by General Motors Corp., illustrated -lecture on the .Lu- button or tassel pull to grasp The bride is a graduate of As white silk satin trimmed with bury Park High School and at- Sirk, Albany, N.Y.; Larry Cas- Linden. theran Home, Jersey City. easily; easytoreach pockets. imported lace embroidered cord- ;ett, Washington, D.C,,.and_Paul September topic for circle :ended Monmouth College, West ing and fashioned with a Wat- The wedding is planned for Long Branch, where she was a ;aliendo,_at home^ brother of the next summer. meetings is"CallerBTBeVAir' Q. What Is that new finish teau back and chapel train. Her >ridegrooin. groups are co-operating in plans member! of Chi Sigma Delta full-length veil was secured by I've heard about for blankets? The bride is a graduate of for the 35th anniversary of the sorority. She is employed by New an Edwardian rose headpiece of A. All-wool blankets with a Jed Bank Catholic High School church to be celebrated Septs 15. satin. She carried a bouquet of To Show Film Dykmized finish can be ma- ind of Albright College, Read- roses and stephanotis and placed chine washed with ordinary Governor Speaks ng, Pa., where she was a mem- presentation bouquet of pink CELEBRATED TOGETHER detergents and machine dried jer of Pi Alpha Tau sorority and On Bermuda roses at the alter of the Blessed PORT MONMOUTH — Mr. and without shrinking. This process At Demo Picnic x>-editor of the yearbook. HAZLET — "Passage to Ber- also eliminates felting, matting MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Gov. Mother. muda," a film presented by T. Mrs. Joseph Vesaloski, 8 Carter She is an English teacher at Ave., held a double celebration and pilling. Synthetic fiber Richard J. Hughes spoke in sup- Miss Nancy McGeehan of King- •hore Regional High School. H. O'Donnell of the O'Donnell blankets with a Supernap finish x>rt of the proposed $750 million ton, college classmate of the Travel Agency, Red Bank, will birthday party recently in their have a higher loft and improved xmd issue at the annual picnic iride, was maid of honor. An- be shown at a meeting of the home. machine washability. )f the township's regular Demo- other classmate Miss Maureen Rosary Altar Society of St. Bene- Guests were Mrs. Amelia Lis- xatic Clubs, held here recently. O'Connor, was bridesmaid. They Miss Elgrim dict's Catholic Church tomorrow owski, Mr. and Mrs. William Q. How should 1 clean my The picnic also served as the were identical formal - length evening in the school cafeteria. Kowtko and daughter Gail, Mr. Iron? :ampaign kick-off for Mayor gowns of blush pink silk, match- Engaged A fashion show will be held on and Mrs. Joseph Straniero, Mr, ing picture hats trimmed with and Mrs. George Leonhardt, Mr. ~A. To clean the sole plate of John Marz, Jr., and Democratic BELFORD Mr. and Mrs. Oct. 26 in the Magnolia Inn, Fre- your electric iron, sprinkle municipal chairman James Bur- flowers on the open crowns, and neau. and Mrs. Frank Papa, Mr. and rnest Elgrim, 68 Edwand Ave., Mrs. Arthur Jackson, Mr. and some baking soda on a sheet of lew, Sr., who are running mates :arried bouquets of deep red and Fashions will be shown by the mnounce the engagement of Mrs. Melvin Yard, Mrs. Emily clean paper. Rub the cold iron tor the two open seats on the link roses. Towne Shoppe, Rt. 36, Port Mon- heir daughter, Miss Marylin El- Levering, Miss Ella Uhrig and over the baking soda; then Township Committee. A reception was held in the mouth. rim, to Kenneth E. Warwick, Daniel Geromi. . heat iron and rub it over wax Also present were Earl Moody, Hotel Sterling. The couple will Mrs. John Peter Knleriem, 3d r., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Program chairman for the eve- paper. :andidate for state senate; Mrs. reside at University Village, (The former Miss Martha M. Ulans) E. Warwick, Sr., 181 Main ning will be Mrs. Henry T. Fran Catharine Elkus White, state South Bend, Ind., on their re- it., Matawan. zoni. Refreshments will be serve WOMAN'S EXCHANGE WEEKEND GUESTS jommiueewoman; Paul Kiernan, turn from a Canadian wedding The bride-elect was graduated by Mrs. Vincent Mosera. o( Monmouth County Matawan—Mr. and Mrs. John state committeeman, and other :rip. From Middletown Township High ^ ^_ < 3J CHURCH ST., LITTLE SILVER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION A. Murphy Brooklyn, N, Y. were county and local candidates and The bride is a graduate of West Martha Ulans Married School. She is employed .as a 12TH BIRTHDAY OPEN MORNINGS the weekend guests of their son- officials. iide Central Catholic High'School ecretary in the office of FORT MONMOUTH — Col. and Mrs. John P. Knieriem, 10 Irma in-law and daughter, Mr. and here and received a bachelor rogram management, U. S. Ar- LEONARDO — Corinne Prici CLOSED AT 1 P. M. Mrs. Roman I. Ulans have an- PI., Oceanport, here on Aug. 23. August 19 thru Aug. 30 Mrs. Robert R. Reynolds, 26 In- There's no Trick to Having Ex- of science degree in elementary my Signal Center and School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Georj nounced the marriage of their Col. Ulans is commanding officer glewood La., and children Kev- ra Cash. You Get it Fast When education from. Misericordia Col- ort Monmouth. 'rice, Leonardville Rd., cell daughter, Miss Martha Morwenna of the U.S. Army Electronics in and Susan. You Use TJie Register Classified, lege, Dallas, Pa. She Is a faculty Mr. Warwick, an alumnus of brated her 12th birthday recen Ulans, to John Peter Knieriem, Materiel Support Agency. ly with an outdoor barbecue pa REGISTER NOW member of the Webster Elemen- 3d, soh the Lt. Col. USA-Ret, and ,ong Branch High School and tary School, South Bend. The bride is a graduate of the ider College, Trenton, is a cer- ty at home. FOR FALL CLASSES), Register All Week For Guests were her grandparent: The bridegroom, a graduate of University of Rhode Island. The ified public accountant associ- SUMMER VISITOR bridegroom is a student at Mon- ted with Price Waterhouse and Mr. and Mrs. James Ledgerwoo the same high school, received mouth College, West Long Branch, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Seda, Sandi bachelor of arts degree in his- SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — Company, Newark. He served DANCE CLASSES Miss Carolyn Harris visited her and a member of Delta Sigma wo years in the Army. nd Patricia Rhodes, Lauri tory and government from Pi. They will make their home Gorsuch, Joyce Crawford, Karc • BALLET •TAP «TOE King's College. He is working parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. A November wedding is Harris, 67 Belshaw Ave., for six in Red Bank. Shafto, Donna and Marc Sedi • BATON • ACROBATIC toward a- master's degree at the 'lanned. weeks this summer before en- Michael Caprioni, Gina Galass University of Notre Dame. and Scott and Diana Price. • JAZZ • BALLROOM Shower Hostesses , • rolling im the graduate school Season's First Event Library Displays TOTS • TEENS • ADULTS „ Mrs John Broelli, Mrs. Lena summer session at Duke Univer- v sity, Durham, N.C. Miss Harris, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Quartz Collection iasco'naro, Mrs. Rose Palumbo Mrs. Frank Groener, Brookside and Mrs. James Naninni, all of who teaches in the Pinehurst RUMSON - A collection of LEAH MAUER Studio of Dance Schools, Pinehurst, N. C, Ave., Leonardo, will be hostess uartz is currently on display in 17 I. FRONT STREET, RED BANK 747-9552 Red Bank; were among the hos- at a barbecue at the season's tesses at pre-nuptial bridal show- is working toward her master's he Oceanic Free Library, Ave- degree. opening meeting of the Atlantic e of Two Rivers. ;rs. Highlands Garden Club tomorrow Red Bank area quests atend- a Library hours are 10 a.m. to Most of Basutoland's 11,716 ' 12:30 p.m. at her home. loon on Tuesdays, Fridays and The standard present-day kings, square miles cling to the steep i In case of rain, the event will Saturdays, from 2 to 6 p.m. queens, bishops, knights, rooks sides" of the Drakensberg Range,] be held in the home of Mrs. Al very weekday, and from 7 to 9 largest in South Africa. bert Mason, Mount Ave., Atlan-|p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and pawns of chess came from for . .- . CLEAN RUGS an 1849 desipn by Howard Slan- tic Highlands. and Thursdays. Ghosts are still considered to • Draperies • Slipcovers ton. By 18(30. Stanlon pieces were roam many historic castles, • Bedspreads • Blinds LAST LONGER n widespread use. 1 churches and homes in Britain, Classical Ballet KEY GIRLS KEY GIRLS • Shades • Curtains Complete Installation Service Tap-Acrobatic-Toe and look lovelier too! before you buy or build, see ... CHILDREN GOING BACK TO SCHOOL? SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE Modern Jazz INVESTIGATE CALL TODAY 747 - 4422 MARINE VIEW TEMPORARY OFFICE ASSIGNMENTS special cUsiai arranqod (or SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION BALLROOM GROUPS WORK . ; . where you want, when you want Claim («r 3 to 5-Yoar-Oldi "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" at what you want! Class and Private Lessons MAIN OFFICE Branch Office PROFESSIONAL, TEMPORARY OFFICE WORK 874 Highway 35 (An exciting way to return to work) DOROTHY TOLAND (Five Corners) J-irii Ave. and Highway 36 STENOS • SECRETARIES . BOOKKEEPERS 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury In Oar I'l.nl MIDOLETOWN DANCE. STUDIOS Atlantic Highland) KEY GIRLS, INC., 54 Broad St., Red Bank Daily 9 to 5:30 Dry Cleaning - Laundry OS 1-2400 291-0100 201 E. BERGEN PL. WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED SANK 842-3700 Frl. '01 RED BANK 741 -2208 reat grandchildren, was guest MIDDLETOWN Space-Saving Other Things Room of the Red Bank Method- »f honor at a family dinner and tive hoard of the Harmony School ist Church; Sept. 11, Circle M, Acceiloriei by •pen house recently to celebrate Parent-Teacher Association wil "Handy Andy" Holds Party i p.m., in the home of Mrs. ler 93d birthdaybihd . sponsor a coffee hour today for in Shining Bran INC Charles Senion, Jr., 216 Spring HIGHLANDS - Miss Irene The party was given by her parents of kindergarten pupils and Chrome tfomt Decorator* St., Red Bank; Sept. 12, Circle j Rutherford O'Crowley, Portland on and daughter in-lawl , MrM . and reporting for orientation sessions. Finish. Install! 20 BROAD ST., RED BANK Rd., was hostess recently at the C, Conference Room, 12:30 p.m. on Tile as /Irs. George Emmons, 205 Beers George Lane, principal, will dis- Phon. 741-2644 third annual summer party of also on Sept. 12, Circle F, 12 cuss school policies. Easily as on it., with whom she makes her Wood. the New Jersey Shore Chapter noon, in the home of Mrs. Marion tome. Morning session pupils will re- 24 Yean of Quality and Service of Trinity College Alumnae Asso- Baynton, 25 Qireen Anne Dr., Dinner was served and an open port at 9 a.m. for. one hour. ciation held at her home. Shrewsbury. Members are asked louse followed for more than 50 Afternoon session children wil Guest of honor was Mrs. to bring sandwiches and Mrs. elatives and friends. Five gen- report at 10:30 a.m. and will re George H. Keller, 3d, of Ridge- Dorothy Cole will be co-hostess erations were present. main until 11:30 a.m. wood who was elected president ierving dessert. of the Trinity College Alumnae Circle E will meet in the home Association in June. of Mrs. Vincent Smith, 345 Broad Mrs. Keller is also the 1963 re St., Red Bank, at 1:30 p.m. Sept. ctpient of the. First Annual New 12. On Sept. 17 Circle I will jneet Jersey Faculty Adviser Award of in the home of Mrs. L. P. Gra- Mrs. Ronald Elsler the Newman Club Alumni. She nde, 2 Silverwhite Ave., Red (The former Miss Jeanette Lustig) has Jbeen active in the Newman Bank, at 8:15 p.m. Circle K will 9 Club movement since 1951 at meet Sept.»19 in the home of Valiant's poppin ... and we're giving Rutgers University, Newark, Mrs. Kenneth J, Way, 11 Carlton Evening Division, where she is Dr., New Shrewsbury. Miss Lustig Is Bride a faculty member. ELBERON — Temple Beth currently working for a PhD a Mrs. Keller is the mother of Miriam was the setting here Aug. Columbia. She formerly was two daughters, Mary Ellen and Junior Girls 29 for the marriage of Miss French instructor at Queens Co Margaret Marie, both Trinity stu- Jeanette Lustig, daughter of Mr. lege. dents, and a son, George, 4th. Give Barbecue and Mrs. Herman Lustig of New Dr. Eisler, an' alumnus of Nc KEYPORT The annual bar- York City, to Dr. Ronald Eisler, becue of the Junior Girl's Unit, York University and of the Ulii son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. vei;sitj\ of Washington where hi 130 Attend Veterans of Foreign Wars, was Eisler, Long Beach, N.Y. held recently at the home of Mr. received his' Ph.D. degree ii Sisterhood Tea and Mrs. Warren Van Clief, O&ke. The couple will reside at 362 1961, is affiliated with Sandy Hool MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Ap- St. Mrs. Van Clief is an advisory Bath Ave., Long Branch, on their Marine Laboratory as a marin proximately 130 women attended council member. Watermelon return from a wedding trip in the biologist. a get-acquainted tea sponsored contest winners were Jo-Ann Midwest. by the Strathmore Jewish Center Campbell, Lori Wing, Irene Rabbi A. H. Lefkowitz officated Middletown Girl Sisterhood here recently. Fieros and Joan Coyle. at the ceremony. The tea was planned to intro- A penny sale was held and The bride received a bachelor Cited by Council duce the sisterhood to new color slides of the unit's activities of arts degree from Barnard Col- MIDDLETOWN — Rosalia Bu! Strathmore residents. were shown. Mrs. John Sommer, ege, New York; an M.A. degree vanoski, 3 Niles Ave., recentl; Mrs. Benjamin Lichtman advisory council member, com at Columbia University, and is returned from Blairstown, when membership vice president, ar- piled the slides. she represented the local nig! ranged for Arne Kalma Florists Two meetings a month will be school at the Eighth Studenl to give instruction in floral ar- held on the first and third Tues- Oriental Exhibit Council Leadership Training Con rangements. Mr. Kalma donated days at 7 p.m. in the VFW Post LITTLE SILVER - Oriental ference there. the floral pieces he made and Home, 57 East Front St. artifacts from the collection of Miss Bulvanoski received on< they were auctioned off for a to Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Max- tal of $13. of three leadership awards givei well, Conover La., Middletown at the conference, which was d Mrs^Irying^JFine and Mrs. Lee are on displayjhis month in.the signed-to promote Interest in "sti Langer were chairmen of the Fairview Little" sTlver" Public Library. dent council work, to encourage New Year card sale and raised Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Barto Included are Buddha figures leadership, and to improve st $18.75. Holiday cards may be pur- Cooper Rd., and Mr. and Mrs from Burma, Thailand and-Indo- dent councils. Chased from Mrs. Fine, 19 Iona Ralph Barto and family, Conover nesia; Igorot household gods James Jarvis, 217 Seely Ave PI. or Mrs. Langer, 89 Irongate PI., are visiting with relatives from the Philippines and Ma- Keansburg, also attended, as La.' in Delaware. laya; and from Bali, a ceremon- junior councilor. A June gradi ial kris and a palm leaf page ate of the high school here. Mi Plan Reception Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. from a monk's breviary. Jarvis will enter Rutgers Un Robert Swan, Navesink ~R i v e r Mrs. Maxwell is co-owner with versity this month. For Teachers Rd., were.Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Edwin H. Ludeman of the RED BANK — The Parent Osipon of Hyde Park, L.I. new Heirlooms Shop, Wharf Ave., Leisure Tim* Meals Teacher Association of River Red Bank. Start at ... Street School will hold its annua Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hublitz Library hours are Monday, 7 to C1TARELLAS reception for teachers on Sept and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klein 9 p.m.; Tuesday and Wednesday 18 at 8 p.m. in the school. An- all of Allentown, Pa., recently 2 to 5 p.m.; Thursday and Satur MEATS and DELI nual kindergarten tea will take visited with. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- day, 9 a.m. to 12 noon, and Fri Little Silver Shopping Center ert Maxwell, Conover La. day, 2 to 9 p.m. place Monday. Coll 741-9059 Dr. M. Gregg Hibbs, borough GET A RED HOT DEAL ON A YOU CAN'T BEAT VALIANT'S VALIANT HAS A 5-YEAR WHATPRICESUCCESS7PLENTY superintendent, of schools, out- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Courteen Opening Luncheon Rotisserie Barbecued OR 50,000-MILE WARRANTY* lined the school system's new Chapel Hill, recently visited Mrs MIDDLETOWN - A covered RED NOT 1963 VALIANT! VALUE AT OUR LOW PRICE' OF LATE-MODEL USEO CARS! Chickens at All Times *Your AtrtrKnii«mvn»ulh-Villarit Dailtr*! War- reading program at a recent Ray Boggs of Anisville, Va. dish luncheon and hat fashion Compare Manufacturers' Sug- ranty aiilnittMtcti In nurtaf ill and workmanship 3-lb. Site—$1.69 Shop around if you like, but on 1963 cirs hit b«fi aipindtd to includt parti Right now we have the big/ . "meeting, of 7the FTA"executive show- by—the—Msd—Hattery-Red ranliMmcnt at rtpijr, without ehirfi formrair*d — board. Turkey"- Capons be sure to-see us before you gested Retail Prices. Valiant pacts or labor, lor Syttn or 50,000 rrulas. wfiicntvar gest selection of used cars Mrs. Joseph Lopez, Kings Bank, will highlight the season's Spare Ribs on Order comas first, on lh»JM|ine block. h«id and Infernal prices start lower than 9 out parti: Irantminkw cati and Inttrnil parti <«• Hwy., is attending the Audubon opening meeting of the Woman's buy. Our deals are red hot! cfudini manual clutch); torqua convartw, ditvt that we've had in years. So, shift, univtml (ointi Including dust cavern, Camp in Grenwich, Conn. Club of Middletown tomorrow at We're giving high trade-in of 10 American compacts! riir aili and differtntlal, and r*ar wfiMl baarlnp, if you want a top-quality used Red Bank Speech Center HOME MADE SALADS provldtd lha vahiela hat bm urvkid at ruton- 1 p.m. in the River Plaza fire allowances too! Come in and make us prove it! abla totarvm aceefdmi to tht Plymouth. Vi 11 iM car, see us today! CALL 747-3563 . Cwtiflfd Car CIM Kfudutw. , Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs house. QUALITY COLD CUTS Counseling for Fred Bremeyer, Chapel Hil PRIME MEATS There's no Trick to Having Ex- Rd., were Mr. Bremeyer's broth Open Sun. 9 to I P. M. Public Speakers er and sister-in-law Mr. and tra Cash. You Get it Fast When 3 to «:30 P. M. Mrs. William Bremeyer of River- You Use -The Register Classified. Celantano Frozen See your Plymouth-Valiant Dealer today! head, L.I. —Advertisement. Italian Specialties Croydon Hall j Mrs: Kenneth Eceelston and < family, Andover St., have re- CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Academy < turned home from a visit with relatives in Louisiana. Your Sofa and Chair $75 i bur Color Consultant will help you ntlect )uat the rleht fabric. All our Atlantic Highland!, N. J. < sllpcoveri havo extra lined arm-pieces: self welting, overlooking blind I stitched hems, heavy gauge zippers, and choice of skirt styles. Shoo MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS,vine. BAYSHORE CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Candidates' Night M Hom« Only. Complete college preparatory ( For GOP Tuesday 1 ».j[«M>* course, grades 7 fo 12. Thorough.( / HlOtMUC* drill in fundamentals, remedial j SPRING LAKE — It will be 141-43 W. Front St, Red Bank, N. J. 153 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, N. J. "candidates' night" Tuesday tmnnao reading, able faculty, small < when the Affiliated Republican - OMMtf clatsei, supervised iports pro- i Club of Monmouth County meets gram. ( in Spring Lake Golf and Country FALL TERM ENROLLMENT < Club. RT. 35 CIRCLE, EATONTOWN. LI 2-1010 NOW BEING RECEIVED James J. Gravany, president, said guests will include state Catalog Upon Request Sen. Richard R. Stout, candidate Dr. John M. Carr, President for re-eleotion; Alfred- N. Summer Se«slon Beadleston, Irving E. Keith and Phont Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Clarkson F. Fisher, Assembly, and Charles Smith and Marcus Daly, freeholder, candidates. ZIP SERVICE You Call - We Install PHONE CA 2-3193 H. KAABE GLASS CO. WINDOW GLASS! 549-551 Broadway, Long Branch

VIRGINIA JOHNSON announces classes in '• CHECKING ACCOUNTS CREATIVE DAME i SAVING ACCOUNTS (laud on Modern and Bailer Technique) CENTRAL JERSEY BANK SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS LOANS AT THE OLD MILL S ALLENHURST • ALLENTOWN • BRADLEY BEACH • EATONTOWN U EASY CHARGE Children and Adults FARMINGDALfi • FORT MONMOUTH • FREEHOLD (2) • LONG BRANCH BEGIN SEPT. 23 {•BANKING BY MAIL NEPTUNE CITY Membar Federal Deposit Inturam!* Corporttloo [• TRUST DEPARTMENT REGISTER NOW For Information Phont Virginia Johnion SH 1-3310 Fastest growing bank in Central Jersey , Sept 4, 1963 -RED BANK REGISTER live Within Tf to II , 40 - 42 BROAD STREET, RED BANK Senator Kenneth Keating, R., 126.72 feet. votes next year. Roosevelt is very eag- The board made Mr. Leib com- 3*. Behold! IX er to make this race, but the bine the half of lot 9 with lot 8 Chih Hear* 35. Greek % President and his political lieu- to form one lot, so the new lot letter Uo Your Name Traffic Co-ordinulnr 37. Hindu tenants want to know how much would more nearly meet zoning w snered tree l« strength, If any, Roosevelt would requirements. This new lot and RED BANK - W. Robert War- a Street , I 38. Ainoni; ft,% % add to the ticket, which will be the remainder of lot 7 both front wick of 343 Cedar Ave., Long: 41. Stationary IX it headed by the President on Monmouth, Rd. Branch, Monmouth County "traf-i pnrUMach. % Inside reason for the unpubli- Board approval was also given fie co-ordinator, spoke at last. 44. Olympic m It y Town „ Cized visit to California of an application by the James night's dinner-meeting of the '^ 1-) 3O 31 5A2 Lawrence O'Brien, chief of White Mount Estate to subdivide prorf' Lions Club in Molly Pitcher Inn.' 46. Exchange Your Age Phone . . House liaison with Congress, erty fronting on Palmer Ave. and He was introduced by John A.j 47. Not fresh % ft 3b 17 was to "advise" Assembly Speak- Monmouth Rd. into three lots. Petilln, assistant county prose-i 48. Wrath 34 49. Hebrew % % •r Jesse ("Big Daddy") Unruhj 'Hie smallest lot, 100 by lMcutor and a member of the club. measure 56 41 41 43 to "pipe down." The White feel, fronts on Monmouth Rd., Mr. Warwick, an attorney with j BO. Enf. Mouse feels the bulky politico is and has the old Mount homestead offices at 134 Broadway, LOUR' explorer 4* at Ah too bumptious and causing too near its southern boundary. A Branch, is also president of the V/< much feuding among Democrats. second lot, 224.95 by 150.07 feel, N. J. State Tfafflc. Co-ordinators DOWN 47 At The President considers . Cali- also fronts on Monmouth Rd. The 1, Sullen Association, and a member of j 90 fornia essential for re-election,, remaining lot fronts only oa Pal- 2, Fennel: 49 the prosecutor's staff at Frqe-i PX and . doesn't, want Unruh to do mer Ave. hold. 3-4- r. Sept i, BED BANK FlNpST AMERICAN GROWN first GRAND COUNTRY National \ Stores

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'Send to Marian bar Martin, The Red' Bank Register, IVORY SOAP FLAKES «-H.34«- IVORY SOAP First National Stores Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly PRICES-EFFECTIVE TODAY THRU SAT., SEPT. 7lh at all NEW JERSW, name, address with zone, size 1 Ib. 15 oz. PERS0NALSIZ E bart C PEARL RIVER, MIDDLETOWN and NEW CITY Itor.,. W. r.t.rv* th. right •nd style number. to limit quanlllln. Norn told to dialtri. IVORY SNOW Pk0. - pkg. IVORY SOAP 4 23 CLIP COUPON FOR 50c FREE PATTERN In big new Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog., Just out! 354 design ideas. Send 50 cent* for^ RED BANK, 362 Broad Street •«/•' m-w*a**a*y, $cj*.4,im BED BASK REGISTER First Freehold Twin DoublePays$739.40 Twenty-seven pat/ons held win- .FREEHOLD - The first Twin ning tickets. _ _6uble at Freehold Raceway The TD pool amounted to $23,- yesterday yielded $739,40. The winning combination was 8-1-8-4. 668. The TD was a huge success as By Hy Cunningham The horses that comprised the the betting for the 10-race pro- winning ticket were Fay Farvel, gram totaled $387,420. A crowd in the sixth, Virginia Kay in the VACATION TIME IS OVER — We had a couple of 5,889 customers wagered an seventh. Sugar Loaf in the ninth increase of $95,451 over the same of quiet weeks away from the office routine, but the and Honey Fingo In the tenth. quietness of it all has gone by the boards at this writ day a year ago when the at- tendance was 4,212. ing. High school football is under way and pro foot- There were 11,885 original ball, World Series and the Army-Navy game are on 2 Pop Warner tickets bought on the TD. After the way. the first race, 722 remained "alive." After the sixth race it We had a new experience last week when we Benefit dwindled to 247. Following the boarded the Dr. Doug Hoyt special for a bus ride ninth dash there were 105 tickets to Idlewild International to bid farewell to the Tilts Sunday "alive," The largest turnout in the his- American Water Skiing team as they took off for LEONARDO—The football sea- tory for the first "of the post- Vichy, France, in an Air France jet.' son will open here Sunday, but Labor Day cards wasn't on hand Dicksie Ann Hoyt, 17, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. it's in the Pop Warner category solely for the betting. Many camr A benefit game will be held to to participate in the .celebration Douglas Hoyt of 907 River Rd., is a member of the assist the financial standing of of the track's third annual Old- team composed of six competitors. Dicksie, the "darling Rumson and Middletown Timers' Day. of the ski sport," certainly traveled a long way down Wafrner teams at Middletown While .the patrons deliberated LIONS WORK OUT — Dick Kleva, without helmet. Mid dletown Township High School's new head football coach their choices for the inaugural the ski highway since her early days of taking her Township High School's old field puts members of his squad through sit-up exercises during yesterday's practice session at the Tindall Rd. field on Leonardville Rd. TD they cheered respectfully as first competition jump here in Red Bank in the New nine past and present driving In background, another group of gridders goes through a running exercise. Coach Kleva welcomed a promising There will be two games on Jersey State Ski Championship. the program, with the Mid- greats took bows. The honored 85-player turnout when practice opened Labor Day. Tho Lions will practice all day today, then revert to after- dletown and Rumson Pee Weeguest were, in order of their noon sessions when school opens tomorrow. teams opening the football card age, Billy Young, 80, Warren at 1:30. The Bulldog and Lion Dennis, 74, Chase Dean, 71, Leon i varsity clubs will start the f Toole, 71, Jack Spencer, 71, Earle ture contest at 2 p.m. Avery, 69, Sacher Werner, 65, Hughie Bell, 61, and Bob Walker, Expenses for operating Pop Area Grid Squads Going Strong Warner football clubs run high, 59. and both Coach Ray Sanborn of Bell, the veteran from Ohio, Rumson and Nick Trezza (of thegrinned broadly as pnlookers famous Middletown football Trez- patted him on the back. The zas) of Middletown urge parents driving artist scored a triple in Early, Long, Hard Workouts and friends to assist by attending the seventh, eighth and ninth the two games. dashes at Yonkers Raceway Mon- Most area high school football stressed fundamentals, blocking, at 7:30 p.m. Two to three hour be in full equipment by Friday Middletown's club is in its first day night. squads are hard at work this and conditioning. rest periods broke up the The Bulldogs have a scrim year of Pop Warner football, and "Who do you like in the TD?" week, primarily on fundamentals The Buc squad stays right on sion. . mage with Shore Regional Sepl will be competing In the 22-team one asked, recalling no doubt and ^conditioning in preparation the field, only breaking for lunch The !,loh£ .'are" working, out on?,], Their, opener, is scheduled fo Pop Warner League, which oper- that Hughie had accounted for for the harder contact work and short rest periods. The heavy the Tindall Rd. field, but wilOct. 5. ates in two divisions, North and half of the $2,500 -YkfSpa^ ahead. work comes in the morning, with move to the old Leonardo Schoo 'Matawan Regional opened pn South. Teams in the North sec- off Monday. The majority of the local the afternoons relegated to exer- Annex gridiron tomorrow, when liminary practice sessions yestei tion are Rumson, Fair Haven, levens open their campaigns cises. school opens. day. Coach Barry Rizzo, startin, River Plaza, Long Branch, New Sept. 28. The squad will practice after Since the Middletown schools his eighth season at Matawai Shrewsbury, Raritan, Matawan, Rumson Junior Red Bank Catholic's veteran 3:30 p.m. Monday, the first day are on double sessions, Kleva has has a veteran squad returning, Union Beach and Keansburg. squad, bolstered.by 20 lettermen, of school. to schedule his future practices The Huskies open regular dVil are working out at their pre- MIDDLETOWN between 1 and 4:30 p.m. today, when school opens. Skippers season base, the Farmers and Another of the Shore's new Rumson-Fair Haven Coach Stanley "Tuffy" Bake Qardeners Association Camp, head coaches, Dick Kleva, has Rumson-Fair Haven Regional's the dean of Conference coaches Life Saving Holmdel. The Caseys, under a huge 85-player turnout at Mid-gridders received their equipmen' has his Red Raiders working 01 Receive Awards head coach Al Forte, areconduct- dletown Township High School. yesterday and will start practice daily in preparation for the Sepl Awards Given RUMSON — Awards for best ng twice-daily sessions through The Lions opened practice Mon- after school today at A p.m. Head 28 opener. performances in the Rumson Saturday. day, hitting the field at 7 a.m.coach Joe Rosati will have the Club Yacht Squadron's junior Coach Tom Karlo, the new Red The candidates were given a boys working out every day, in- At White Sands sailing program were presented Bank High School mentor, held thorough drilling by Kleva' and cluding Saturdays. here Saturday by club sailing LONG BRANCH — The White instructor Paul O'Rourke and all-day sessions yesterday and his staff, who are launching a The first two days of practice Baseball Sands Bathing Club's athletic chairman of the junior sailing Monday on the local high school new system at Middletown. will feature conditioning, funda- program wound up last Friday program, Mrs. Donald E. Lawes, - field. Karlo, who is launching a The squad was on the field mentals and blocking; " wearing By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS when five seniors and 10 juniors Jr., Rumson. new system with the Buccos.'most of the day, finishing camp partial equipment. The squad wil completed the final phase of their Mrs. PauIR. Mackinney, Rum-. American League junior and senior lifesaving son, donated the trophies. courses, conducted by John W. L. Pet. G.B In the beginners' group, New York 49 .647 CirieHo, water safety instructor from Hoboken. retchen Johnsen was named* F.H. Sailing Club Concludes Chicago ..78 60 .565 11 best skipper. David Miller was Minnesota .77 61 .558 12 The following swimmers re- best crew. The most improved GETTING STARTED — Dicksie Ann Hoyt, 17, who is in Baltimore .74 66 .529 16", ceived their certificates and emskippe- r was Tom Hoffman. Most Detroit .67 70 .489 22 blems on Awards Day held Sat- improved crew was Babo Cham- Vichy, France, with the U.S. Ski team competing against Summer Racing Program urday afternoon. "Mom" Savoth, Boston .67 72 .482 23 berlain. Janet Von Briesen took 25 other countries for the world championship, is shown proprietor of the White Sands, FAIR HAVEN - Quentin place finishes on the way to theFrazier. A. Delano. 5. MI3S Davidson, Cleveland .68 74 .479 23 the best sportsmanship award when she started on the Navesink River, Reel Bank, at 6. Russell, 7. Humphreys, 8. Stomber, Kansas City ..61 76 .445 made the presentations. Frazier and Curt Delano won championship. 9. Volwlnkle, 10. Miss Chinnock, 28 and placed first in the high score the age of nine. «, Byron Sieder Brockmann IDNF). Los Angeles .. 62 78 .443 Seniors Bill Richard and Bill test. Blue Jay class titles, while Miss SUNDAV RACES with 21 points. Don MacLean Washington ...50 88.362 39 Bonforte, Long Branch; Arthur The ' advanced group awards Cheryl Wainwright took the In- '' Blue Jays Cotgreave and James Duke, West Back last winter Dicksie's No. 1 ambition was placed third with 26, followed by 1. Flip Chlnnock-, 2. Quentin Frazier, ..Tuesday's Results went to Hank Gilbertson, bes» dian Scout championship as theJim Craig, fourth, 29, and Dick 3. Nina VuyosevKh. 4. Paul White. 5. Baltimore 4, Boston 3 Long Branch, and Robert Visco, skipper, Elaine McDonnell, best. to make the world championships in France. She Henry Thomas. Sr., 6. Herman Noweck, Ridgewcod. Fair Haven Sailing Club con- Wachenfeld, fifth, 35. 7. Jack Jamison, 8. John Hitchcock, 9. Kansas City 3, Minnesota 2 crew, Lily Metcalf, most • im- accomplished this with some great skiing efforts Dick Brandt, 10. Ellen Davidson. 11. Detroit 3, New York 2 (15 in Juniors, Phil Porcelli, Elberon; cluded its summer racing pro- MacLean won Sunday's race, Bob Brockmann. 12. Ruth Chinnock, proved skipper, and Barry Mc- 13. Paul Humphreys. nings) Pat Ferrara, New York City; during the winter and summer and is in France gram on the Navesink River this with Colyer. taking second, and Donnell, most improved crew. Wachenfeld, third. Colyer came Indian Scouts Only games scheduled :athy Festa, Eatontown; Julie Trubee Haebler won the best with that same competitive desire. In this world past weekend. Cheryl Wainwright, 2. Donna and Virginia Juliano, Judy Bon on to take the finale- Monday. Duckworth. Today's Games sportsmanship prize. John Miller water siding championships, Dicksie will be com- Don Colyer wrapped up the Sieder was second and Wachen- Wood-Pussies Los Angeles at Minnesota (n) forte, • Sarah Grossman, Marie placed first in the high score peting against gal skiers from 25 other countries. Navesink Sailing_Sociely's Wood' feld again -third-in -a-seven-boat - Baltimore-at-eieveland (N)— [Ya!entjno._ and _Niek_ Pignato, test for-'advanced students. Pussy class championship with a fleet. Dick Anderson, Byron. Sieder (DISQ). Washington at New York Long Branch, and Chris Stalker, She loves competition, and she is getting it. Eatontown. first and a second in the final Special Racs LABOR DAY RACES Detroit at Boston (N) Dicksie, a top skier in the girls' division for years, two series races. Monday's Fair Haven Sailing Blue Jay Skippers Kansas City at Chicago (2, tw Beginners' swim cards went to 'Skip' Snable 1. Nina Vuyosevich (Barbara Brown), Judv Mans, Paul Quinn, Robert had a great winter on the ski tour. Dicksie proved that Frazier won the Blue Jay open Club activities featured special 2. Curt Delano (Ellen Davidson), 3. night) series with 14 points. Bob.Brock- trophy races in Blue Jays, The Ruth and J5d Chinnock, 4. (tie) Quentin Thursday's Games Corbo and Vincent and Cathy 2d in Jr. Meet she could more than hold her own in women's com- and Ftosemary Frazier, jrjp anti pete mann was runner-up with 17, fol-juniors competed in an unrigged Chinnock. Los Angeles at Minnesota (N Marrese. petition by sweeping the International Invitational • at Blue Jay Unrlgffrd LEONARDO — Walter "Skip" lowed by Nina Vuyosevich, third, boat race in whioh the contest- 1. R6semary Frazier (Mary Jo Kansas City at Chicago Snable, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Jamaica, West Indies, duplicating the four firsts at 26, Fip Chinnock, fourth, 29, andants left shore in prams, boarded Harris), 2. Curt Pelann (Elle.n David- Washington at New York son). 3. Henry Thomas. Jr. (Ann K. Snable, Elmwood PI., came the Western Hemisphere Invitational meet at Miami Paul White, fifth, 34. and rigged their Blue Jays and Ttio-mai), 4. 8andy and Linda Noweck, Detroit at Boston Lee Grosscup in second in the 100 meter butter- Frazier was runner-up to Fipsailed a short race. 5. Candy Chinnock (Brian Harrison). Only games scheduled and: had a second over-all in the Ail-American at Cy- Wood-Pnssles fly for boys 11-12 years of age - Ohinnock in Sunday's final Blue Miss Rosemary Frazier and 1. Colyer, 2. Slerier. 3. Wachenfeld. and fourth in the 200 meter in- press Gardens. Jay open race. Miss Vuyose- crew Mary Jo Harris won with t. MaoLean. S. Ned Shaw, S. Craig. National League Drooped by Jets 7. Anderson. dividual medley in the Junior Skiing since she was nine years old, Dicksie vich was thind in a 13-boat fleet. ease. Runner-up was the Curt De- W. L Pet. G.B PEEKSKILL, N. Y. (AP)—Lee Olympic Swimming Champion- Delano was the winner of the lano-Ellen Davidson team. ' Los Angeles, ..84 54 Grosscup, former New York works hard practicing. In fact, she went to Florida ships held at Lake Mohawk re- lunior Blue Jay title* with 30 A two-race Skipper's series Vikings Cut St. Louis 78 60 .565 Giant reserve quarterback, was cently. to attend school in order to be able to ski all win- points. Ellen Davidson was secwen- t to Miss Vuyosevioh, and her San Francisco 75 64 .540 among the 12 players dropped Philadelphia .74 65 Norman Dear, son of Mr. and ter. During the tournament season, when most girls ond with 53. Rosemary Frazier crew Barbara Brown. The David- .532 yesterday by the New York Jets Mrs. Robert Dear, Portland Rd., Milwaukee .... 73 took third with 54. son-Delano team was second, Three Players .529 of the American Football won the boys, 10 and' under 200 her age are enjoying their afternoons, Dicksie spends Miss Sandy Noweck, Delano, while Ruth and Ed Chinnock Cincinnati 75 87 .528 League. hours practicing when conditions are right for MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL meter individual, and placed and Monmouth Boat Club visitor placed third. Chicago 72 86 .522 The Jets also paced two play- fourth In the boys 50 meter but- Tom Stender won final junior Prizes for the Labor Day races (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings 'ittsburgh ...... 67 69 .496 ers on the injured reserve list and skiers. This is what makes this gal a tremendous cut three players, including two terfly. Norman broke the state athlete. She has the willingness to work and work Blue Jay races here Saturday. were awarded on the club prop- Houston 50 89.362 added three Baltimore Colt re- mark in winning the 200 meter Miss Wainwright was the In-erty off Battin Rd. < acquired last week from the St.New York 44 94 .319 .40 lects while cutting to their roster hard. Louis Cardinals, reducing the race. Wayne Dear was fifth in dian Scout champion, scoring 10 —SUMMARIES— Tuesday's Results to 31, two below the legal min- the boy.s 50- meter butterfly points. Miss Donna Duckworth National Football League squad ' num. BATUnOAY'S RACES to 40. St. Louis 10, Pittsburgh, 5 even. was runner-up with 16, while Phil Blue Jaj» Cincinnati 5, New York 0 In addition to Grosscup the Jets t Released were defensive tackles The boys are members of the Carling placed third with 23. Miss 1*1 B»oi dropped Eddie Chlebek, a quar- George Hultz and Bill Wilson, San Francisco 16, Chicago 3 Shore Aquatic Club. Wainwright out-sailed Miss 1. Sandy Noweck. 2. Paul Humphreys. Philadelphia 2, Milwaukee 0 erback; fullback Merrill Doug- Jr., 3. Ellen Davidson, 4. Henry the former Cardinals, and Terry Duckworth in Sunday's finale. Thomas Jr., 5. . Rosemary Frazlar, 6. Los Angeles 4, Houston 3 (H as; halfback Bob Clemens; de- John Brockmann. 7, .Chad Russell. 8. Dillon, rookie defensive back Qglyer Wins Honors Steve Sfombev iCurl Delano (DNFl. innings) 'ensive halfback Lee Riley: of- from Montana. Wilson had been 'ensive ends Thurlow Cooper and Colyer had little trouble taking 3d Haci- acquired in a trade and Hultz Today's Games TWIN I. Delano. I. t >u£ Raynor, n. Miss 'erry Richards;, guard John the Navesink Sailing Society's Davlrtnon. 4, Thorn as, 5. Mis__ * Noweck_^... was purchased. Philadelphia at Cincinnati (N) Wood-Pussy title, scoring 11 6. Humphreys, 7. MMisi s FrazlerFl , R. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (N) McMullan linebacker Bob Butts; Rrockmann. E), Stomber, 10. Cbml Ru.i- Dillon suffered an ankle injury offensive tackle Bruce Tarbox; DOUBLE points in the nine-race series. • ell. 11. Candy, Sieve. Volwlnkle iDNF). against the Philadelphia Eagles New York at St. Louis (N) 3d Race defensive tackle John Kapelle Don had six first and two second' 2. MI.<» Saturday. Chicago at Los Angeles (N) DAYTIME HARNESS RACING Tom Stender, 2. Tin Houston at San Franciaco and Bill Shockley, a kicking ipecialist. $5,000 Thursday's Games PURSE Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (N) Linebacker Ed Cook and defen- New York at St. Louis (N) iive end Will Renfro, both handi- "The Chicago at Los Angeles (N) capped by leg injuries, were Lafayette' Houston at San Francisco placed on the injured reserve Pace" SEPT. 7 Only games scheduled list. The Jet additions are Dick Wood, a quarterback who form- Ed Rynn Wins rly played for Coach Weeb Commodore's Trophy Ewbank at Baltimore; fullback .lark Snolinski and offensive end OCEANPORT- Ed Ryan ee Mackey. Mackey was picked POST TIME 2 P.M. nosed out John Stives to win the ip by San Francisco after being annual Commodore's Trophy to Races Daily Ihru Ocl. 12 ropped by the Colts. He was U0IIS ADMITTED FREE EVERT IHUHS race on the Shrewsbury River eleased by the 49ers laic last Monday. The event closed out •cek. Freehold, Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht NJ. where Routes meitsRoutlll "I am sorry we had to let Lee For reservations call HOpkins 2-3800 Club's summer program here. r ;o," said Ewbank regarding II mrs Oltrrl In l rnrk Walter Ingrain, Jr., finished rosscup. "When I took the job l.v Hi-il llnnli N. Y hird in the race sailed-in Wood- 11 IK 5 coach as the Jets last winter Trrinliml 12 Nmn Pussies. EiRht past commodores was certain he would be the l.v. Kalnnlntvn, Ma n Kl., competed. lub's quarterback. But it didn't 13:1,1 pin. Other club activities over the rn out that way." wecken'd included n special three-race Labor Day series for '— classes and the an- nual Awards Dinner held Sun- DESK LAMPS day. Students da bettor work if fur- nlthed tht proper equipment. Lets A CHIP ON THE FLY •yt fatigu* too. So» our selection. SAUNA, Knn. (A'P) - Golfer 'at Grahnm, 14, can't claim a holc-in-one but he achieved something more unusual. Playing NOW A CHAMPION IN HER OWN RIGHT — Dicksio OLD-TIMERS' DAY — John D. Cronin, right, oxocutivo vice "president of Froehold 'n a three-some on the Sallna Ann Hoyt smiles while wearing the official swim suit Raceway, presents gift to Chase Dean, 71, left, ai Old-Timen' Day at the Freehold links, Pat hit a' chip shot 50 for th» U.S. Ski team competing in France this week. oval yeitorday. Earle Avery, confer, looks on. Nino veteran drivers were honored in nrds from the • hole. The ball v euecTriTc SUPPLY ca .,, the Annual day of honoring the older sportsmen. went in the cup without touching r (Sc« HY-SPOTT1NG SPORTS on Next Page) ground and stayed there/; 7» I. rlcwmm Spring* Hi., R*d lank 74t-i400 RED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1963-21 Don Summa Wins

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1963 Fiedler Trophy

RUMSON — Don Summa won Tallman swept the Blue Jay the Edward C. Fiedler Memorial lass club championship series Trophy on the Shrewsbury River vith 92V4 points. Dr. Daniel Win- On the Gridiron Monday to feature a heavy week- ers placed second with Il-ft. Ted i end sailing program at the Rum- teebler was third with 72. By Colonel Earl H. (Red) Blaik son Club Yacht Squadron. Tallman won the final race Sat- Summa won the Labor Day Ar- irday, his seventh first place in row class race to annex the tro- ight starts. Joseph F. Lord, sail- The appointment of Pugh Devore as Notre Dame phy awarded In memory of one ng the McDonnell boat, was sec- football coach has stirred Irish followers, who are still of the club's top skippers. The md in a sevenJboat fleet. legion. They are confident that Devore will restore late Mr. Fiedler's nephew, Fred Clay Tompkins was the Turna- Tompkins, presented the award lout class champion. Clay won their team to happier days, and insist that he should Saturday's finale, with Mary Met-. have had the chance years ago. They are probably to Summa. Other Labor Day trophy races zail, runner-up. right on both counts. went to Poster Tallman, in Blue The Rumson club will hold a Jays, and to Mary Metcalf, in hree-race series for Arrows antt It is strange that after Frank Leahy was retired Turnabouts. Tallman received a 31ue Jays next weekend and In 1954, Devore was not named successor. Hughie had trophy donated end presented by tept. 14. The two top skippers In Peter H. B. Cumming in mem- iach class will compete in As- proved what he could do with the job in 1945, when he BUC STALWARTS — Four of Red Bank High School1* promiting linemen bowl over dummies in yeiterduy'i practice ows Sept. 15 for the over-all club filled in for Leahy, who was in service. The Irish- had ory of his father. Miss MetcaH al- session on the high school field. Head Coach Tom Karlo watches in background. The veteran operators, left to so won a trophy donated by the mailing championship. . a 6-2-1 record, losing only to Army and Great Lakes 1 club. -SUMMARIES- right, are Cliff Green, Craig Sergeant, Lloyd Harris and Tom Watson. Karlo, the Buccos new mentor, hat his SATURDAY'S RACES teams which outsquadded them. The Arrows raced all three Arromi candidates hard at work in all-day sessions this week. The squad is learning fundamentals, including blocking, 1. Edwin Stewart, 2. BUI Hlrt>!«r, days with the combined points Manton Metcalf, 3d, 4. Dick Marc«r, They were outmanned also by Navy, but brought tackling and offensive alignments, plus the usual conditioning exercises. counting toward the North Jer- Neils Johnien, Jr., 8. William R!k*r- 'ony Huber, 7. Don Summa, 8. Joh* ' n off a 6-6 tie and just missed winning. That day Army sey Yacht Racing Association pennant. Bins Jayi was meeting Villanova, which posed us no threat, and 1 Hank OUbertson, 2. Lily Metcalf, Manton Metcalf, 3d, won the 3. Ted Haebler. 4. Elaine McDonnell, Turnabouts since we were to play both Notre Dame and Navy, I NJYRA. crown with 20 points on 1. Clay Tompkins, 2. Mary Metc*!f. left the Cadets in the capable hands of Andy Gustafson a 3-1-3 record. Tied for second SUNDAY'S RACES McKinley's Back Improved Arrows were Dick Mercer and Edwin •L Manton Metcalf, 3d, 2. Meroer, ». and went to Cleveland to watch the Irish and the Mid- Itewart, 4. Brock Callen (Ha»bler Stewart, eacih with 19. Defending >oat), 5. Johnsen, 6. Charles Halsey shipmen. champion Bill Haebler was fourth (Jim Davis boat), 7. Summa, 8. At* wood. Favored Navy was fortunate not to be shut out with 16. Bine Jays Stewart won Saturday's, fina 1. Foster Tallman, 2. Joieph Lord McDonnell boat), 3. Ted Haebler, and beaten. Their only score came on an inter- As He Cuts Down Alex Wood Arrow club championship race. . Hank Ollhertson, 5. Manton Metcalf, chickens in this tournament be- (th, 6. Pete Harvey, 7. Dr. Daniel cepted pass, and Notre Dame missed a touchdown FOREST KILLS, N.Y. (AP)- of St. James, N.Y., just named to Seixas, a superb athlete and Haebler finished second. It was Winters. Top-seeded Chuck McKinley car- the U.S. Davis Cup squad, 4-6, 6-4, still a game court battler for his fore- they hatch. the first time in nine races that LABOR DAY RACES at game's end by what seemed about an eighth of Arrows ried his aching back past another 6-3, 6-4. age, saw three match points ex- "I am too up and down," he Haebler failed to finish first. 1. Bumma, 2. Mercer, 3. Manton an eyelash. pole yesterday as a spindly-legged The skinny Sanderlin, No. 4 plode before his eyes before he said. "Today very good, maybe, The SunBay series race went Metcalf. 3d, 4. Stewart, 6. Bill Haebler, 6. Hllsey (Davla boat), T. Atwood, I. The Notre Dame team reflected first-class coach- California collegian and a dark- player on the potent UCLA team, lost to Larry Nagler of Los An- to morrow very bad." to Metcalf, 3d. Mercer was sec- Johnien. whipped 30-year-old Ham Richard- geles 3-6, 6-1, 13-11, 11-9. It was Bine Jays horse schoolboy from Brazil blew McKinley's next foe will be ond and Stewart, third. 1..Tinman. 2. Harvey, 3. CHlbertson, ing. Devore knew where to place and maneuver two big holes in the seeded ranks son, Davis Cup stalwart of a few the third marathon match for the Nagler, Seixas' conqueror, but Haebler Wins Series 4. Lord, 5. Alice Roblmon, 6. Ted ilaebler. 7. John MUlex, 8. Don Lawea his men on defense, his offense was nicely bal- of the National Tennis Champion- yearg ago, and seeded No. 8, 1-6, crew-cut old war horse from Phil- the Wimbledon king apparently Bill Haebler replaced Manton Jr., 9. Dr. Wlnterj, Manton MetciU 8-6, 4-6, 6-3. 6-3. He kept Richard- adelphia. ' 4th (MSQ). •**»••> ships. . anced between the run and the pass, and the sphit is almost fully recovered from the Metcalf, 3d, as Arrow class club Turlt&lnuts . McKinley, hitting harder, mov- son' off-guard with his blazing Seixas had three match points back ailment that hit him in his champion, scoring 1524£ points . 1. Mary Metcalf. 2. Bill Buchibaura. of the players proved that he had driven or coaxed high-kicking service and his Slash- Clay Tomp-Wm, Flip Ha*t>i*r, O'Cff*'" ing better and occasionally un- while leading two sets to one opening match Saturday. with his "Lukundoo." Metcalf Johnien (All SDNI*>. ^them,as the case required, into playing their best leashing his murderous service, ing volleys. and 5-3 in the fourth but couldn't was second with 146. Mercer I doubt that he has lost any of these gifts. cut down Alexander Wood, an Second-seeded Roy Emerson of pull it off. Later in the fourth placed third with 135, with tin intense South African, In a match Australia, holder of the Austral- set, he broke Nagler for a 10-9 William Riker-Tony Huber team Yankees Lose Earlier, as an assistant at Fordham and Holy played in swirling, gusty wind, ian and French championships, lead and had his service coming Dodgers Win fourth, with 128. Cross, he had proved his football savvy in dramatic 6-1, 6-4, 8-6. dropped his two first services up with the wind. His legs—if not •The Riker-Hufoer combine won "I felt much better—I think I've against towering John Bitsy Har- his heart—then failed him. the club's handicap series with To Detroit, 3-2 situations. He scouted and participated In setting rison, a University of North Car- In 10th Frame got it licked," said the 22-year-old Kock turned out to be the day's 170 points. Haebler was second Now that the pennant race has olina student from Richmond, Tommy Davis, trying to become up defenses for Jock Sutherland's powerful Pitts- Trinity University senior from biggest surprise—although hardly with 169, followed in order by all but run its course, let us turn Va., but breezed to a 6-4, 6-2, 6-0 the first National League batting burgh teams before each of their three successsive San Antonio, Tex., big hope for a shock to the players who had Mercer, 164-'^, Metoalf, 162, and to other momentous developments - victory. champion in a decade to retain Summa, 158. in the American League. giving the United ^States its first seen him on the European circuit his title, lost ground to Dick Groat scoreless ties with Fordham at the Polo Grounds Rafael Osuna of Brazil, No. 4, The Sunlday series honors were Such as Steve Barber becoming national men's title In eight years this year. in his latest effort but kept the in 1935, '36 and '37, which must be a record. In and winning back the Davis Cup. also stated shakily against 18- taken by Mercer, who scored a the top winning pitcher in the A tall, well-built youngster with Los Angeles Dodgers wheeling to- Chuck ripped a back muscle in year-old Tony Roche, the newest total of 66 markers. Metcalf was Baltimore Orioles' modern his- 1942, he scouted and set up defenses which so beautiful left-handed strokes, he ward their long-awaited pennant his first match last Saturday. of the Australian hopefuls, but runner-up with 64& Stewart tory. And Dick Stuart of the Bos- bemused supposedly invincible Boston College that simply was too good for Scott, popoff. The day's upsets came off the also prevailed on experience in was third with 58. ton Red Sox becoming the first it was not only beaten but humiliated, 53-12, in one the distracting wind 3-6, 6-1, 6-2, rated on of the best of Amer- Davis collected only one hit Blue Jays player—the very first—in all the flashing rackets of Dave Sander- ica's amateur players. most resounding upsets of all time. lin, 20-year-old student at UCLA 6-2. Tuesday night, but it was a clutch Hank Gilbertson won the Junio years of baseball's recorded an- In Los Angeles, and Thomas Kock, Bobby Wilson of England, whom Scott couldn't handle the B single in tho 10th inning that Blue Jay series with - 80-% nals ever to bat in 1M> runs in a After Leahy returned to Notre Dame from service an 18-year-old schoolboy from American Davis Cuppers expect zillian's strong, high-bounding drove in the winning run in a 4-3 points. Alice Robinson wound up season in both major leagues. In 1946, Devore became head coach at St Bonaven- Porto Alegre, Brazil. to face later this month in the service and Koch was superior victory over Houston and main- second with 71, while Phyllis These significant events took tained the Dodgers' six-game Koch stunned a large gallery American Zone final at Bourne- both at the net and off the ground. Lawes took third position with 59, place Tuesday as Barber and ture's and continued to demonstrate the starting. For bulge over second^lace St. Louis. hanging on' the' green fences of mouth, England, gave an impres- "This boy can beat any player Gilbertson won Saturday's final Baltimore trimmed Stuart and example, there was the 1949 game with Boston Uni- one of the outside courts by beat- sive exhibition at times but in the world," said Bill Lufler, Davis, a 24-year-old right-hand race, with Lily Metcalf, runner- Boston 44. Barber, with relief versity, which had a star passer in the late Harry ing seventh-seeded Eugene Scott showed an inclination to loaf in veteran tennis professional of the er swinger, trudged off the field up. help, gained his 19th victory-^he Agganis and was expected to run up a score. Devore toppling Charlie Pasarell, the 10th West Side Club. last October with a .346 average most ever by an Oriole pitchet ranked U.S. player from Puerto "He was just too good for me— and the batting title, after the since Baltimore came back into concocted a special defense, built around five rotating Rico 7-5, 8-6, 14-12. he was terrific," said the disap- Packers Trade Trackman's Dodgers lost the third and decid- the league in 1954. assignments for three inside linemen and two line Just as in the case of Richard pointed Scott afterward. ing game of the pennant playoff Stuart tagged his 36th homer off backers. Agganis, a truly great player, spent half the son, gas ran out for another be- Koch has scored victories over with San Francisco. Guard Ed Blaine Stu Miller, with a man on in the Freehold loved oldtimer, Vic Selxas, 40, such standout players as Roy Now the Dodgers are heading GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) —Th( eighth inning, giving him an even afternoon on his back, the other half conferring with veteran of a half-dozen Davis Emerson and Antonio Palafox of for the champagne popoff they Green Bay Packers traded vetei 100 RBI. The first baseman, who Coach Buff Donelli on the sidelines. St Bonaventure's Cup campaigns. Mexico, but he isn't counting his missed last year and Davis is an guard Ed Blaine to Phile went to the Red Sox in an inter- -won, 19-0. ' Selections struggling to become the first re- delphia and asked waivers on tw< league trade during the winter, Homestretch Mack peat batting champion since Stan other men yesterday as thej knocked in 117 for Pittsburgh in Devbre's work at Notre Dame and St Bonaven- 1 Jim Purdue Union Beach Little League Muslal of St. Louis in 1950-51-52. brought the National Footbal 1961. ture's attracted feelers from Oklahoma, Michigan State, Sandylane J. Davis, hitting .322, is tied with League chanjpions' roster dowr The Detroit Tigers outlasted the Tulane, U.C.L.A., Purdue and Arkansas, but Hughie BUlJe M8S Dream Vada Pinson of Cincinnati for sec- to 40 players. front-running New York Yankees, Beach Head Holds Ceremonies for Grads ond place. Two former Cardinals, Franl winning 3-2 on rookie George stayed at St. Bonnie's four years because it was reason- 2 New Walnut Mestnik and Doug Hart, went the Smith's run-scoring single in the UNION BEACH- Twentyjfour monte, Glenus Bender, Ron- Groat, batting king at Pitts- waiver route. Blaine, the 240 15th inning, and Ed Charles' sac- . ably near to his home in East Orange, N. J., and his Mlldy Harman boys graduated from the local ald Bosley, Ronald Burkhardt, burgh with a .325 mark in 1960, Is Miss Afton pound back-up _ man for Fuzzj rifice fly in the eighth iiping sent Little League at ceremonies held John Coffey, Warren Chamber- hitting .327 this year while play- family. Later, he coached' N.Y.U., Dayton and the Phil 3 Some Knight Thurston in the Packers' offensive in the run that gave Kansas City last week in the Harris Gardens lain, Gustave Dirner, Jr., Steven ing shortstop for St. Louis. He adelphia Eagles. In 1958 he returned to Notre Dame as line, was traded for a high draft a 3-2 decision over Minnesota in Mighty Signal fire house here. Dlugosz, Robert Flynn, John went 2-for-4 as the Cardinals ran choice. the only other Ai games played. freshman coach under Terry Brennan and continued Roger Key Gregory, Leon Jaworski, Dennis their longest winning streak of the 4 Bengali John Roche, master of through Joe Kuharich's four years. ceremonies, announced that the Kline, Robert Laroski, Robert season to six games by walloping Kahlastadt Lamb, Eugene Matrejk, Thomas Pittsburgh 10-5. . Hughie is 52 and coaching is superpressurized Duchess King boys graduating had reached die 5 age limit for Little League base- Malimowski, Daniel Natacoia Juan Marichal joined the 20-vic- Uy Spotting Sports Sard! Hanover Daniel O'Brien, Frank Pishow- work. He took the job only after long consultation ball. tory club as third-place San Fran- McLean Byrd ski, John Roche, Jr., Thomas Edward Pileckl, manager of cisco blasted the Chicago Cubs — Continued — with his family, and apparently with the understanding Mister Knight Summers, Richard Valanzola, 6 the Tigers, the 1963 champions, 16-3, Philadelphia's Ray Culp that he would serve only as a fill-in. But when he got May Scot Lee Wenzel and Thomas Watton. It was only about two weeks ago when she proved trophy from Mr. shut out Milwaukee 2-0 on two his teeth into spring practice and felt the warm wel- Sherry J. received a that practice pays off. In Long Beach, Calif., vivacious Navy Jet Roohe. The Tigers were spon- Mr. Goodhand also introduced hits and Cincinnati's Joe Nuxhal) come of players, students, alumni, everybody, he said 7 Model Way sored by the Mid-Way Superette, and presented certificates to blanked the New York Mets 5-0 Dicksie tied the national women's water ski jumping Stone Road. members of the All-Star team. on three hits. . that he would stay as- long as he is wanted. Keen's Directta record with a leap of 95 feet in winning her third They includsd Belmonte, Bosley, This suggests that Hughie will be more than an Sunny D. Directors introduced included straight girls' jumping crown. She tied the record on 8 Mr. Boot Michael Moscoe, John Goodhand, William" Calvert, Dirner, Mark Bob Farrington, twice national Interim coach. Gordon Davidson, Richard Hol- Kaluzienski, Kline, Laroskd, dash-winning champion in har- her third and final jump, but also listed were jumps Dr. J. Scot Lamb, Thomas Mackey, Malin- Flashy Ronnie land, Harry Bezek, Richard Goeb ness racing, holds the Freehold, of 92 feet, which rnatched her career best, 94 feet and BLAIR'S BALLOT BOX owski, Natacoia, Roche, Wenzel 9 Royal Boot and Pilecki. N. J., Raceway record for most , TOP TEN and Watton. winners in one season. He won then she knocked off the 95-footer. In this meet she Captain Logan Mr. Goodhand; a past presi- won the girls' over-all championship for the first time 1—Southern California 10 Afton Vernon o — King Maker, Hartf< when one reads why Jim Thorpe lost his Olympic Second Race-J800 Pace C n/w $2000 '63 NJ o m Lynette's Charm, Qulnton Ann 8c Southeastern— Mississippi "REPUBLIC WIRE CORP. PACE" Scratched: Cash .Freight. medals. Just how long Dicksie will remain in this 1 Blille M'S Dream Robinson 3-1 2 Red Breeze Zendt 3-1 4—Pace, Cond; 1 m.; t.; 2:08.1 off Big Eight- Oklahoma 7 Dynamic Miss Abbatlello 4-1 3 Sherry J. Crane 4-1 3:28. category is a bjg question. No doubt she'll be heading Marrlner 9-2 aola Bonny (J'es) 11.20 6.00 S Ernie Joe - J.\ 5 Model Way Abbatlello 9-2 Ency's Dream (Copel'd) 6.40 for college in 1964. By being or turning pro, other Southwest— Texas 4 Beach Head? Jaeger 5-1 7 Tag Hanover Vlrag 5-1 Pasquotank Sue (Oak'y) 6,20 Atlantic Coast— Duke 5 New WalnutV Camden 6-1 1 Belle Chimes Floyd 6-1 Also—.Mighty Cornet. Stars 'N Stripes, skiers pr6fit from their great talents, and dough re- Tete • 8-1 Oscar Volo, Success Play, Mission Lnd 2 Demon Hill 4 Navy Jet Tcte 8-1 5—Pace, 1 m. ;t.i 2:O«.4 off 3:51. ceived helps to further their education. Ivy League- Harvard 8 Peg O Vic Bennltt, Sr. 8-1 6 Susan Reward Robinson 8-1 Miss Nancy K. (C.) 3.60 2,80 2.60 Dill 10-1 Vonle Hanover (Quinn) 3.40 2.80 Eastern Independents— Navy I Grattan Express 8 Captain Symbol Cowger 10-1 Zulu Queen (Lowden) 3.40 Billy Spencer, a member of the team in France, Also—Marilyn Marie, Bfitte C, Time New England— Boston College Third Race—$800 Pace clg clg $800 mares mile Eighth Race—$1000 Pace C n/w $3000 In '63 mile ly Lady. Aunt Tllllc, Kyra Hal. is an old pro at 14 years of age. Billy turned pro "Wise Potato Chips-Holland McChesney" 0—Pace. Cond; 1 m.; t.; 2:00.3 ofl Northwest Independents--Oregon 7 Queponco Lady Zendt 3-1 4:10. June 28, and is the youngest skier ever to represent S Mist Afton Thomas 4-1 5 Mr. Boot Rathbone 3-1 Pay Farvel (Tas) 25.80 8.00 8.00 Western Athletic— Brigham Young 6 Scotch Key Flrcttl . 4-1 Lee'B Captain (Camden) 3,60 3.20 the United States in the world tournament which Some Knight Howard 9-2 Jim Dean (Robinson) 8.00 Southern— West Virginia 2 MUdy Harman Scutlerl 5-1 8 Jimmy Thlstlo Loar 9-2 Also—Flashy Coast, Shadyd&le Way, runs through Sept. 8. Rathbone 6-1 3 Sunny D. Farrlngton 5-1 Special Melody, Shamrock Viola, North Missouri Valley— 8 Bonnie Aralac Bant. This team averages just under 20. Other members Tulsa 8 Ettaeraph Young 8-1 1 Keen's Directta Thomas 6-1 7—Pace, Clms., 1 m,; t.; 2:05.2 off Mid-American— Miami (O.) 4 Joe Velvet Robinson 8-1 4 Wll John Copeland 6-1 4:46. are Miss Brown, 16, Chuck Stearns, 24, Bellflower, 10-1 7 Camden Star Mansfield 8-1 Virginia Kay (F'gt'n) 3.40 2.80 2.60 i Avagar Catherine G. Jaeger Sunaet Oall (Hltcman) (.00 2,80 Calif., Ken White, 24, Honolulu, and Jimmy Jackson, 2 Westbury Robinson 10-1 Dukewyn (Qale) 3.20 Fourth Race—$1000 Trot clg clg $2000 mares mile Also—Ikey, Bud I. Direct, Dutch Delray Beach, Fla; SEPTEMBER ALL AMERICAN Ninth Race—$1200 Trot C n/w $4000 In '63 mile Candolt, Boston Beau, Town Byrd. I Mighty Signal Schue 3-1 8 John Michael Copeland 3-1 8—Pace, 'Cond. 1 m.: t.: 2:05,3 on Marv Rothenberg, coach of the team, says the ENDS: Ted Davis, Georgia Tech, and Jim Kelly, Notre Howard 4-1 6:12. 8 Bengazl 2 Dr. J. Scot Pollara 4-1 Freilerlr.il Direct (T.) 10.20 (BO 3.20 squad is the strongest ever assembled by this 7 Roger Key Robinson 9-2 4 Royal Boot Rathbone 9-2 Prlmota (Copeland) 7.00 5.00 Dame. draco D. Congress (Quinn) 7.40 1 Miss Titanette Neely 5-1 6 Pam Haven Schue 5-1 country, and should retain the title. The strongest 6-1 Also Irish J., Tiny Creofi, Iowa TACKLES: Carl Eller, Minnesota, and Frank Lasky, 2 Lucky Yates Copeland 5 Gussle Hanover Quinn 8-1 Lieutenant, Miss New Roan, Denlson. 8-1 4 Kent Bohemia Cowger 3 Flashy Ronnie Farrlngton 6-1 5:40. challenges are expected to come from the Italians, Florida. 5 Mr. Jim G. Farrlngton . 8-1 9—Trot, Cond; 1 m.; t.: 2:08 off 7B15 Robinson 8-1 Sugar Loaf ' (D. Jr.) S.40 3. B0 3.00 French, Mexicans and Australians in that order. Amot. Jr. 10-1 GUARDS: Wally Hilgenberg, Iowa, and Remi Prud Masquerade 1 Hagcy Boy Burton 10-1 Elolie (Me Innls) (.20 2.80 Missile (Copeland) 6.40 One thing about Dicksie: Despite her tremendous Fifth Race—-$800 Pace C n/w $1500 In '63 mile Also—Oscar Patch, Victory Froit, homme, Louisiana State. Tenth Race—$1000 Pace clg Clg $2000 mares mile Sir Gallon, Shapely Louise, 8pud success on skis, it has not changed her quiet, unassum- 8 John D. Neblett Mansfield 3-1 Afton Vernon Camden 3-1 Scott. CENTER: Dick Butkus, Illinois. 4-1 10—Pace. Cond: 1 m.: t.l 2:08.3 oft 4 W.1YI.S. Roblnton 8 Silver Lassie Cobb 4-1 8:09. ing manner. Some athletes enjoy bragging about their QUARTERBACK: George Mira, Miami. 6 Mac Abbewin Chappell 9-2 4 Rhythm Kid VlraR 02 Honey Flnsn (Quinn) B.00 il.BO 3,00 accomplishments, but not Dicksie. It is a tremendous 5-1 2 Crafty K. Robinson 5-1 DicklB Star (Doi't) 10.80 • 5 Kahlastadt James Slimier Pro (Mansfield) 2.80 HALFBACKS: Willie Brown, Southern California, and 2 Our Girl - ' Cowger 6-1 3 Belle D. Tuttlo 6-1 Also—Merry Mel. Harry'i First, job to get her to even talk about one accomplishment I Sardl Hanover Williams 8-1 5 Captain Logan Dill 6-1 Victory'! Dream, Jerry Kirk, Wjllle Mel Renfro, Oregon. WinkH. as one of the country's great female skiers. 5 Duchess King Farrlngton 8-1 7 Success Don Young .8-. 1 Twin Doubld (8-1—8-4) raid 1739,40 FULLBACK: Jim Grisham, Oklahoma. 7 Jealous'Abbe . Martin 10-1 ( Pamper Saul 10-1 Attendance 5,889 Handle »387,co' Good luck in France, Dicksie Ann, and U.S. skiers. FO* SALE APABTHENTS BED BANK H2GISTER AUTOS tTCUCKS MOBILE HOMES HELJ» WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTE&-MALE FOR SALE UWf — WlJtf. Two tat- Twvvnni m* - vm, <*m *_&- m, !**«• IMu mm, wot fabefcu. w tea THIS? H« p Ing. •taru* afaod. WtlMo-wsU we OvtriOoklni tilt ANNOUNCfMfNTS out atw te t aua Excellent permanent position * DanishModty n 1MQ CHBRALTER 10xS2'. Two bedAvailable for an experienced MANUAL 1 i Contemporary or : BEAUTIFUL FIVE ROOM AND FOUND 1M* CHEVROLET STATION WAOO1 rooms. Completely furnished. Autoim bookkeeper, capable of complete Psrkwood•jutirer ttll. FulT8T-997Zl power. , good condition. Ic washer. Carpeting. Sllyerton awning (Two Bedroom) S750. 671-3427. charge of our books and payrol it Modern KEWARD — For Under ot white m«l 542-323S. WRITERS We'll package a cat. One green eye. one blue. Deaf, 1959 RAMBLER —• Station wagon. Goc 1S59 LONE STAR — 6x28. excellei The individual we seek must hav< APARTMENT timid with strangers, af.ra.ld of dogs. condition. Call condition, $1,200. Inquire 7 Garden Park extensive office experience, pleas IMMBDIATB OPENINa8 AT THREE-ROOM OUTFIT Wandered Friday while owners visiting 741-7738 1 In viclnly ot Oski Rd. Call 842-1998. (off Bethany Rd. and Rt. 35) Halle ant personality, and the adapt FORT MONMOUTH. N. J. Starting at $138 1960 PLYMOUTH — Station wago or 5S6-3S11 and bility to grow into a possible s LONG RANGE PROGRAM • Private poo) IX>ST — Passbook NS 1863. Firnli Can be seen after 6 p.m. Ask! TWO BEDROOMS — Terrific locatioi 1 $1,000. 671-3085. pervisory position. Ship it to you for as little as All room« off center hall—21'4TxU J" please retiirn to Mon mouth County Ni Must see to appreciate. Require military or civilian elec- Living Rooms and 18'JII1'6" Master tional Bank, New Shrawsbury. 1952 PLYMOUTH — Very good coi 26MS90 We offer substantial starting sal tronic schooling with practical elec- $388 Bedrooms dition. Good tires. Just passed li ary, exceptional fringe benefit! tronic experience plus one year and you pay H weekly _ Optional air conditioning PUBLIC NOTICES spection. 264-O76S. WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE and outstanding growth potential writing, total six years. • Free assigned parking 195b RENAULT DAUPHINE — Sunroo and include a • Master TV antennas good rubber, seat belts, light blu< RIBAUDO & CUCCHIA Send resume statlnj saliry re- • Many other extras Asking $295. Call 264-0215. TOM'S FORD INC. quirements Mr. Sdg-ar Bryant GUARANTEED Only a few choice apartment* Keansburg The Subsidiary of Mattel Inc, available for Immediate 1953 PLYMOUTH — New clutcb. WE PAY CA.SH FOR USED CARS Aero Marine Building RECONDITIONED REFRIGERATOR occupancy Businessmen's League Evenings 60 Main St. 56$-L50O Matawi HURD-DARBEE, INC. 671-01 (190 yds. Irou Matawin RA Station Locust St. Keypoi Neptun at no charge, VISIT! Phone 264-8700 710 OHagen Terr. only at This league has openings (or team, 1962 DELUXE BU1CK SPECIAI^-Con ertlble. Wliite with black top. U>owe BAUESWOMAN - For yarn snop. Musi AN BQUA1, OPPORTUNrTX EM SCOTT TOWERS that average 635-875 per scrits. Then brakes, steering, low mileage. Qooi BOATS AND ACCESSORIES PIvOYER. FIELD'S Ij also room for bowlers having a condition, priced right. Call 542-39N be expert knitter. Permanent position Under New Management Individual average or 170-160. Apply In person, KNITTERS WORL1 390-392 Ocean Avenue, "Dee" after 5 p.m. 14' WHIRLWND BOAT — 30 h.p. Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontowi 7-11 East Front St. Mercury motor and controls. Wrap-a- BXPBRIKNCED FULL-TIME SHOE Keyport 264-3020 Long Branch, N. J. Contact Fred Brien. Secretary, f I960 LARK SEDAN — Green, radii round windshield, marine cover, fiber' GIRL TO WORK — Four nights a BALES MAN — Sid's Bootery, 21 Pros- 222-2233 ffTl-3204 evenings, except Wednesday heater, whitewalls, excellent conditioi glased bottom. In water. Reasonable. 6 until 8 p.m. Must be rood typist. Fll pect PI.. Little Silver. ^^^ Open Daily 9-6 Resident Manager and Superintendent 25.OO0 miles. $750. 291-1763. Call 78V-0536. clerk. Call 264-1313. between 9 Bold l: WANTED — Repair man and atockman. on premises v ATTENTION BOWLERS — Three five- 1950 WILLYS ttnd 1 and 4. We are willing to train the right person Thursday and Fridays 'til 9 man teams needed. 860 team average 50 Mechanic St., Red Bank. Atter SAILF1SH — Very good condition. foi future sales work. Must be ambl- $1,000 first place. $200 guaranteed lai EXPERIENCED MAID — Good sftlar; SPRINOVIEW GARDENS pine Call 8721335 ask for Joe n! i.m. 291-043! Steady, year-rund employment. Plea lioua and desiring a permanent posi- apply In person, 4-5 p.m., no call tion. Five-day week and many com. INSTRUCTION SALE 283 Spring St. Red Bank Rocky. Members of the ABC and BPA M L:sTTEljrsAC 1958 20' CHRIS CRAFT — Utility speec any benents. Apply the Singer Co. Available September, October, Novem- Highlands Recreation Center, 103-10! Chevrolet Bel Air — Slx-cyllnder, tw boat. 17i h.p. cover'and cushions, mus1 HOWARD JOHNSON'S MOTOR LODO 69 Broad St., Red Bank. jer. Large,lour and live, two-bedroom Bay Ave.. Highlands. door sedan. . under 5,000 rrtlles. gua sell. Call 741-7,36 Rt. 35 Mlddletown. SWIMMING P001J5 ipartments. Complete kitchen, tiled anteed. 671-0658. SERVICE STATION MANAGER ELECTRONICS TRAINING lathroom, spacious closets. 741-5672. 4' FLEETCRAFT RUNABOUT—Wl BABYSITTER NEEDED Girl American Oil Co. has several new, AUTOMOTIVE .9B0 WHITE BEL AIR CHEVROLET shield, steering, and controls. MAS- woman, to watch two small chlldrei modern, high volume service stations at AND SUPPLIES! LOOKING FOR SOMETHING EXCEP- Good condition. Call TERCRAFT TRAILER $225. 842-1005 Hours 2-9 p.m. Call 291-0594. available tor career managers In the TIONAL? Vh beautiful rooms. Com- 671-9384 DENTAL ASSISTANT — Experience Red Bank and Sayrevllle areas. Excel- Monmouth Radio DOUOHBOX AND BUSTER BBABBE pletely furnished, hot water heat. One AUTOS & TRUCKS 61 LY11AN OUTBOARD — 35 h.p, POOLS. Easy charge on above ground 1959 PLYMOUTH FURY — Convert woman preferred, state quallflcatloi lent growth and income potential. Ex- pools. Chemicals, pool servlca and sup-dock off Hwy. 35. Near transportation ale. Fully equipped. Clean, automatic Tohnson, and trailer. Excellent condl. In writing to Dr. Thompson. 479 Rlv perience dealred, bul not necessary. Electronics Institute ind schools. Must be seen to apprecl- 1959 OPEh—Excellent condition. Radi ion fully equipped. 566-1111. : plies. All your* pool needs in stock. Heater. New Tires. One owner. Only !64-10!)3 after 6 p.rtf. Rd., Fair Haven. < ' For details and appointment call VA 6- Attend one night a week. ite, $135 Includes all. 264-5811. 2646. Pay as you learn. Free delivery. SWIMMING RIVER $495 Call any time 775-5817. 955 PONTIAC — Convertible, in gooi 1964— 28—TROJAN DOMESTIC — Housework. One in fam POOLS SALES. Hwy. 35, Eatontown. JEA BRIGHT — New modern three On dismay. Compare this boat, before Approved by N. J. Dept. of Education. Vi mile south of Monmouth Shopping 1957 HILLMAN — Four-door. Extra condition. Call you buy any new boat, for workman ly. Apartment. All conveniences. Ha: REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - W« 814 Cookman Ave., Asbury Park. room apartment, beautifully furnished. apt tires. Top condition. $395. 776- 741-9788 day. Call 741-1850. have two openings for real estate Center. 542-1777. All conveniences. 1125 per month. 842- ship, safety features, price, etc. lm. salesmen to Join New Jerseys larges South-or R, R. Station 774-0303. 8209 nights of TW 2-3595 days. 1958 CHEVROLET — Must sell. $47! mediate delivery. EXPERIENCED WOMAN — Prere DESKS (15 up, FILES (12.50 up, tables, 1166. FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS. INC real estate Ilrm. This is a rare op SPEECH CORRECTION AND IM 1953 TWO DOOR PLYMOUTH - Hard, Call middle aged to do bookkeeping, som portunlty to enter a profession tha PROVEMENT — Certified speech ther- chairs, adding machines, typewriters, TWO ROOMS — Kitchen faculties, fur. lop Good tlreE. Good brakes. 535. 767-0(98 Ft. DeNormandle Ave. typing and telephoning for small fim has many rewards. No experience apist. For Information call 747-9027 be- oiflc* equipment, etc, st bargain prices. nlshed or unfurnished. Near bus, rail- Call 776-763!). 'air Haven 747-3011 In Belfdrd. Write describing experlen necessary will train and offer excel- tween 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. New or used. AAC DESK ~ road station, Red Bank. 741-0222 up to COMMUTERS SPECIAL - 1953 Ply to Box 15, Belforri, N, J. Rte. 35, Oakhurst. 631-3990. 2:30. 229-1665 after 3 p.m. RENAULT PEUGEO mouth. Not bad, not good. Best offe! TROJAN - 20- Cabin Cruiser. Sleep lent commissions to ambitious and MONMOUTII MOTORS :all between 6-8 p.m. 671-1899. two. Head. 620 Gray Marine Inboa HOUSEKEEPER — For mother an aggressive men. Ask for Harry Wen- SELLING OUT — Everything must TWO-BEDROOM MOBILE HOME — Hwy 35 542-2414 Eatontown motor. 787-3145. new baby. Own transportation. zer THE BERG AGENCY, Mlddl- MERCHANDISE go. You name It, we have 1L Jama- For rent in Freehold area. $95 per 1962 LARK DAYTONA — Gray, radio 291-2730 town. 671-1000 or 264-8200. rama, 79 Liberty St., Long Branch. month. 542-1700. 1962 CHEVROLET — V ton Irucl leater, whitewalls, 12,000 miles, excel 35' BOAT — Ideal for off "'short fish FOR SALE Household good, "rare Hems, antiques, Four wheel drive, four speed trans- lent condition. 291-1783. and family boat. t^ room apartment-— Heat, hot water, 642-2029 ASSEMBLERS-SOLDERERS NO LAY-OFFS essential essentials. mission, all accessories complete with I960 FORD FAIRLANE — 500. Aut< justness couple preferred, private en- S snow plow. 741-9804. 24' SHELTER CABIN 1960 SKIFF — GUTTER TALK ROLY TOOL HOUSE — Hanilsom 7'x- .ranee, 313 Beers St., Keyport. natic. Radio, heater. Beautiful. J82[ WIRERS Men who are ready and willing t 10'. all metal garden tool • house with 1957 OLUSMOB1LE CONVERTIBLE — Lloyd Rd.. Matawan. 566-2731. Chrysler Ace engine. Radio telephone. 'OUR-ROOM APARTMENT — Partly 747-0800 before 7 p.m. Apply In person 8:30 to 4:30 p.r work. Ages 20-42. These are perm- There la nothing like WHITE ALCOA rollup door, mfg. list S299.50. Our All power. Best offer. Call J963 KARMANN GHIA — Convertibl. anent Jobs with an opportunity tor ALUMINUM GUTTERS. Alcoa Gutter price 1245. RED BANK LUMBER, 9 urnlshed. Utilities extra. 741-9804 whttewalls. excellent condition, red am PERRINE SNEAK BOX — New AEROLOGICAL RESEARCH ambitious men. Rapid promotions. No System Is the strongest ever ottered Wall St. 741-5500. 787-2310 FOR SALE — 1956 Pontlac. Two tone black. $2150. 671-0056. sails, galvlnteed center board, excellent experience necessary. $115 to start. Let us explain the difference. Kemem 'HREE ROOMS — All Improvements. shape. In water. J375. 842-2137. CALL 671-1370. ber Alcoa .032 gauge metal Is It ! Any STEAMBOAT PICTUREB — 8"xlO' green, stick shift. $325. See. 153 Ocean MG-TF-1954. white, wire wheels, radio 35 Third Ave. Long Bram glossy print, (5 a piece. Sandy Hook, 130 Monmouth Ave. E. Keansburg. 787- Ave.. E. Keansburg. other lighter aluminum is Just throw heater, anow tires, new top, moto] UAJR1NE SUPPLIES CLERK-TYPIST — Aptitude Tor figures LEARN THE "BRASS TACKS"—O; Ing your money away. Call now. Monmouth, Asbury Park, Albertlna, Sea 366S. PEUGEOT—1962 Sunroof sedan. 1953 excellent. 446-9665 after 7,' Everything (or the Boatman. New Jer-neat, legible handwriting; permanem real estate selling. If you are interest Bird. Mary Patten. Little Silver, Ellen THREE LARGE ROOMS — Furnished. FORD tudor. 1949 FORD convertible. 14 WON A CAR sey's largest marine supply bouse. or part-time position; bookkeeping bad ed In a life career in real estate, we PROWN'S M, Thomas Patten, Paul O. Cavlc- Beautiful bath. Qute( neighborhood. Sep- Bassett PI., Red Bank. 747-1176. Evinrude Bales and Service ground desirable. Write to "A.B." Bo can tell you your potential! We neei. chia, 279 Ptrket St., Newark 4. N.J. tember to June. Call 291-6371. Must sell 1963 Volkswagen. Gray. Whit THE BOATMAN'S SHOP 511, Red Bank. two people now. Call FIRESIDE REAL- 32 Broad St. R«l Bank 741-750G 1957 FORD — Four-door hardtop, auto wall tires, transistor radio, heater. 11 24 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Bank, TY, for appointment. 671-2531. KENMORE AUTOMATIC WASHER — MODERN VA ROOM MOTEL EF- jnatic transmission, radio, heater. Ex- 000 miles. Like new. J1.6J0. 787-512 ^n Sundays and Holidays 9 am-1 pmWOMAN — Mature, domestic worl COMPLETE Excellent working conditln. Three FICIENCY APARTMENT — Ideal for cellent condition. Always garaged. In- before 2:30 p.m. mostly cooking. Need car. Hours WANTED — Groom to clean horse and OFFIOIAL UMPIRE GEAR years old. Asking 155. Call after 4 busness couple, available Sept. 15-May terior and body like new. Mechanically .960 MGA CONVERTIBLE — Eice 3AY CITY 20' CABIN CRUISER — to 5:30, six days. Salary $65 a wee] pack. Also bandage and braid it pos- Call 747-9024 p.m. 222-7862. 15. Completely furnished Including TV. perfect. $500 firm. 291-2080 between 1 15 h.p. Gray engine, . completely Call Mrs. Delmont at 531-9893. sible. Phone Howell 542-0517. All utilities supplied. |100 per month. lent condition. Call iquipped. In water. 671-0013. JACOBSEN — 24" RIDE ON POWER and 12. p.m. . 787-0870 WOMAN TO TEACH In small nursin GARDENER-CARETAKER — Small es- MOWER. J400 value, $125. Call DO YOU OWN A PORCH SHREWSBURY MOTEL, Sea Bright. 19G1 OLDSMoniLE -Convertible, whit 958 20' CHRIS CRAFT — Utility »peer school. Some college background. tate Red Bank-M.lddlrtown area. House , _ 741.2M2 Dial 842-0281 or •842-2898. l!)5ev BUICK HARDTOP — Radio, liea )oat. 17a h.p. Cover and cushions $1801 provided. Applicant must have experi- And use. It -only a limited number or immaculate, sacrifice. $1,650. Call 532- er, power steering, power brakes, powei 531-0111. 1 SNARE DRUM .— Gretjch, good con- day* per year? For small monthly sent!. 5175, 747-5078. , lall 741-7136. _^ ence and references. Reply to "B.C. ^ IOUSEWORKER — Part-time, reef Box" 511, Red Bank. dition, call after 5. payments this can * be mad* " into a COMMERCIAL RENTALS 1052 PLYMOUTH — Four new tires. SAILFWH — Home^bTTllt, »35. eferences required, Mlddletown are 747-3168 beautiful outdoor living room, pleasant 1961 COMET — Four door sedan. Six Call Runs pood, radio and heater. Askln cylinder, automatic transmission. Radio, rail 671-9618. PORTER GOING OUT OF BUSINESS—Thousand and conlorta-ble every hour of the $100. 741-7340. 747-5734 day and night for most ol th« year, STORES ieater. $900. 7«-5078. DRUG AND COSMETIC 3ALESLAD Norway maple, 2" and up, very rea Call for tree estimate. FOR SALE: 1949 CHEVROLET — Good conditioi 16' ROWBOATS Permanent. Full time. Hours opel CAR POLISHER sonable. Wholesale only. Call after 8 Whit* St. — Best location, re decora- 1957 Ford Convertible with radio. Must sell cheap. Going t SEE AT Experienced preferred. Apply In pel MCCARTHY CHEVROLET SGI-UOI WE 8-2469. tion completed, small or large aptc> to CONNORS MARINA, HIGHLANDS son. 1UNG"S DRUGS, Hwy. 35. Cllfl PROWN'S Top like new hool. 741-4043. r RESTAURANT MANAGER — Working suit your requirement. 747-1100. 747-4915 evenings ood. HAMMOND 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 741-0823 during day 111L.LMAN, 1958, sedan. Radio, heate: managers Hadct and Elizabeth. Good STUDIO SPACE AVAILABLE — For excellent condition. $375. 671-2083 afte BUSINESS NOTICES EXPERIENCED VWt*TRES8ES — ray, large chain. Write to WETSON'S, ORGAN STUDIO SALE — 8x11 rug, S8: settee bed $16dance; , drama, voice, ballroom, M2- 1957 PONTIAC — Standard shHt. in. ' p.m. and over. Must apply In person. HOW Rt. 36, Hazlet. like new Hollywood bed. $25. 06 Bat-0092, 741-3310. terior and body clean, A-l mechanical- ARD JOHNSON'S, Mlddletown. OF ABBURX PARK tin Rd., Fair Haven. RAMBLER 1963 — Four-door aedan, 3LEANUP WORK — Yards, cellari ly, extra tires. $495. 741-0653 after 6 USKD ORGAN8 LIVING . ROOM SET—Sofa and two p.m. xcellent condition. No cash needed, tnd attics. Also other cleaning work EXPERIENCED OPERATORS HELP WANTED—Male • Female 4 OFFICE SPACE 'ake over payments, call 222-5978. lone. Light trucking and moving, 787- Audion Organ & Bench J$ 69.chairs, good condition, J60. Kitchen set, 1959 FORD CONVERTIBLE — Excel ALL SECTIONS Hammond Chord Organ 645. table and four chairs, Formica top Heat furnished, will redecorata to ault lent condition. Must sell, Good price. 1951 CHEVROLET — Perfect runnlni Busy 35-hour union shop on bus rout TELEPHONE SALES Baldwin Spinet Organ '„ 595.chrome legs, 115. 741-2579 after 6. your requlrments. Best location, will Call 787-5429. condition, good paint, accessories llki Mualc For All Occasions one and two. Apply Eatontown Dresi Lowery Spinet Organ . 650. sub-dlvlde If necessary. BM and com- Earn extra money In your spare lime. new. four tires and scare like new. THE SCEPTRES Co., 22 Lewis SL, Eatontown or call n Thomaa Spinet Organ (25 pedals) 795. PIANO—Upright Stelnway, very good pare. 747-1100. 1961 CORVAIR BAMPSIDE PICKUP floor shift, call 747-3644. Four piece band 542-3555. Work from y ur desk in our office. Hallet & Davis Console Piano & Bench condition. TRUCK — Half ton. Good condition :all Bob Watson 8(2-284 Experience helpful but not essential. (new) .500 747-1406 $950. Low mileage. CROWN KITCH- 1954 FORD VICTORIA — Hardtop. V-8 HOUSEKEEPER-COOK — Two chl Morning or evening hours arranged foi HOUSES FOR RENT ENS, 418 Rt. 35, Middletown. 747-2552. automatic transmission, very clean. PAINTERS COOPERATIVE — Seve dren references. Call before noon 53 your convenience. Excellent earning! Open Daily Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 ACCORDION — Ferrara make, year Black and white. $160. 787-5915. 'ull-tlme painters working evenings an 4651. assured lor tnose who qualify. Foi COOKMAN AVB. AND MAD) ST. old, with case, full size. Sell for best »95 to 1175 Per Month veekends. Five exterior, two lnterloi appointment phone 741-0446 between 1( 775-9300 offer. After 5 call 741-2767 THE BERO AGENCY AUTOS & TRUCKS 959 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE — Ex peclalists. Call us and save. 741-2595. •EMALE SALES — Part-time 12 :ellent condition, original owner. 531- afternoons. Call a.m.-12 **oon, 6-8 p.m. BABY THINGS — Beautiful gray Bilt- CAMPERS — 4'x4'x4' One wheel trail Rt. 35 MlddJetown 1714 after 6. FANCY BRICK WORK—We speclallz 741-0058 EXI ERIENCEP SEWING MACHINE rite coach, ball bearings, mattress, and er. Two gas lanterns, four cots. 30' 671-1000 ;n brick and stone work, patios, side' accessories, $40. Brown Bllt-rite collap- chain saw. Tape recorder. 542-3820. 955 CHEVROLET — six cylinder auto BABYSITTER — For five month ol OPERATORS WANTED — BRIDGE FOUR ROOMS AND BATH — Located natic four door ledan. Good condition walks, driveways. 787-7334. SPORTSWEAR, 247 Bridge Ave., Redsible carriage, ball bearings, chrome at 94 C. River St.. phone Mr. Jay 7*7- joy 9:30 to 12:30 p.m., Mondaj Bank. fenders, $30. Hedstrom dressing table, Red Bank ;10O firm. Call 842-1392, 2HARLES HOKEB - aasmi Can: hrnugh Friday in. ray.. home,.. Rtfer $10.--Welsh -jumper-raeUef; -$5. All per. MERCHANDISE WANTED 04fi5.between B:3Q and 6:30 p.m. 057 OLDSMODILE 80 — Four-door, ractor. No lob too small. 74.7-4470 o: >nees. Must have own transportation. foci. 7112008. >. i-V; URNISHED COUNTRY HOME — Bev- excellent condition, new tires. 1650, 111-0172. :47-9287. .- TELEPHONE SOLICITORS WANTED en rooms. In excellent locality, suit- Auto Imports 191-2863. ULKNUKKiUINQ EQUIPMENT - Foi IJ8KD ORIENTAL HUGS able for adults. JOSEPH L. CARLONK :UBTOM DESIGNING AND WOOD COOK^LIve in. Good salary, pleasan' rent or sale: free delivery. Soutb J«r< CHINESE AND PERSIAN Renault* Volvo VORKING — Interior remodeling and surroundings, Call aey SURGICAL 74'l-2S14- AGENCY, T5 W. Front St., Red Bank. 1955 FORD — Good Interior. Rum :ablnet construction. Call after 5, 747- 741-5079 Call 747.1376 FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 741-1420. lerfectly, good paint, very reasonabl 027. ANDERSON WINDOW PRODUCTS — 7743143 Evenings 222-7482 Peugeot • Triumph irlce. Call 741-7539. COUNTER GIRLS — Experienced. Mu Distributors. RED BANK LUMBER, 9 ATTRACTIVE — Furnished three-room apply In person, Howard Johnson WANTED — Old doll house; also doli Insulated cottage. Large closets, hot NOW THAT YOU have studied thi )ARPENTER WORK — Odd lobs, largl EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Wall St., Red Bank. 741-5500. house furniture. DEMO'S T small. Screen porches, alterations. Hwy. 35, Middletown. Executlve-Sales-OUIce-Domestlc water heat, garage, spacious grounds. ADS. . . "Hustle to Russell" to Inspect 747-5491 Private and quiet. Adults only. Call and buy a top reconditioned Cadillac !d Luker, 741-2109. COUNTERGIRL AND ASSEMBLER — Sincerity and ability with hlgb tt.ilc SHOP BY PHONE •63 TRIUMPH TR-3 .52295 60 Broad St. 747-0577 Red Banl OLD FURN1TURK - Antiques, cliina, after 5 p.m. 222-8259. '63 HERALD Convertible .51895 Oldsmoblle or other make car! Apply from 9 a.m. to noon, ask for M Williams. Experience not necessary hi BAillJ KMPlXJXMiCNT AGJ0NOK Free quick dally delivery In Red Bank glassware, art objects and brlc-a-brao. LINCROFT — Three-bedroom ranch. USED IMPORTS EMPLOYMENT ireferred. 787-9623. BEST ONE HOU uallfled Personnel Far Quality Orders area. Outlying dutrlcts Wednesday» Immediate cash for anything and every- Carport. Basement. $140 per month. MOBILE HOMES RY CLEANERS, 479 Middle Rd., Haz. 10 Broad Long Branch 222-«7<7 and Saturdays. Discount price thing. Ruscll's. 25 Cast Front St., 531-4843, or 512-1626. '62 VOLVO Sports sed. S1695 HELP WANTED-FEMALE ? PROWN'S 32 Broad St., 741-7500. 741-1693. '60 RENAULT Dauphine J 550 ACJbl KMPLOXMfiN'i AQENCX WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - MOBILE HOMES TRACTOR—1962 with attachments, $425 OLD ELECTRIC TRAINS made prior '50 HILLMA.N Conv., black _..$ 795 LINING MAKERS — At home or li Every jrder & applicant our specialty, Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- Used - 10% down :actory. Call 12 Broad St. Ked Bank 747-3494 GUNS—22 and shotgun, two lor $40,to 1940, Lionel, Iv.es, American Flyer. ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency '60 REN. Dauphine Sunroof. S 650 New 7-year financing SEWING 8 MM CAMERA and projector, $30. Phone 741-1999 after 5 p.. ROBBINSVILLB 741-1616 ORGAN—$185 value, $140, Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. Call or dial '59 GOLIATH, 2-dr. $ 295 MOBILE HOME SALES. ISC. SEWING MACHINE 18 POOL, complete, $135. 542-3500 or 542-3501. •56 AUSTIN HEALEY .$1095 Routa 130 Robblmvlllt. N. MACHINE AN EASY JOB 44 Mount Dr., W. Long Branch. ATTENTION SCHOOL TEACHERS — Jtl 7-1320 OPERATORS PETS & LIVESTOCK •61 PEUGEOT 4-Dr. Sed. 403 Jll!>5 On phone 6% hours day. Guarantee PIANOS — Save $100 or more off list Two-bedroom furnished home in Atlan- '61 TRIUMPH 2-Dr. Sed. _.- ? 795 50x10 VENTOURA. Two bedroom OPERATORS salary. Apply Room 5, lecond floor, For non-clothing Items. Experienced price, ' brand new 8b-Bote confole pi BEAGLE PUPS — Seven weeks old tic Highlands. September 1 to June 30. 30x10 aluminum awning. 787-2202 o ielly Building. 157 Broad 3t. a nit beginners with some experience. AKC registered. Beautiful, field bred. Dial 291-0488 for appointment. F. A. DOMESTIC xcellent steady positions availabl anos. 10-year guarantee. Come see OEHLHAUS REAL ESTATEr Leonardo. 229-2613. for qualified operators. Single need! MATURE WOMAN — To act as ga Pleasant working conditions in new save. Rent, option to buy. Tenzer'a Call 776-7283. '56 CADILLAC Coupe De Ville S 395 sjtperlence. preferred. We offer pali Friday. Must be able to compose let factory. Liberal beneHta. Good pay. ""lisle store, 306 Mam St., Lakewood NEW SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom 958 BUDDY — Two bedrooms, extras, BRUCE PRODUCTS, INC. Mid-Mon* A PET OR A PEST? '57 FORD 2-Dr. H.T 3 350 lolldays, paid vacation, automatl tern, insurance background, four dayi Obedience for all breeds of dogs. Be ranch. Two baths, basement, garage. tfust sell, sacrifice. 6 John St., W. alary Increases mouth Industrial Park, off Hope Rd. AUTOMATIC 1RONER — $25,. dehumld. Over ^ acre. Near Fort Monmouth. •CeanstnirfT. 787-9482. week 1-4 p.m. 542-1700. New Shrewsbury. 542-2266. Ifler $25, Puritron $15, rock map-le bed' ginning September ,11, Township of Ocean, recreation center, West Park Rent or buy, 517,500. See by appoint- B62 EXSPANDO — Two bedrooms. RIBAIJDO0 AND CUCCHIA CO., INC.'LANNING A VACATION? Be an Avoi room suite, $76. 542-2755. ment. Owner. 747-5576. E Newman Springs Rd. Representative and start earning fo Ave., Oakhurst. Non-profit organization. Call A SUBSIDIARY OF MATTEL, INC., 92". SOPA — Good condition. Reason' For Information call 222-2881 or 449-7648 787-1678 AERO MARINE BUILDLNG lhat trip immediately. Call 741-4343 SITUATIONS WANTED, Female able. Call MIDDLETOWN—Bungalow, five rooms, Red Bank — "**>-"«" ir write Mrs. Margaret Gulotta. P. O. in country location. JOSEPH L. CAR- KEYPORT CLERICAL WORK WANTED — Week- 566-5220 BEAGLE PUP — Pedigree. Papers LONE AOENCY. 75 W. Front St., Red AUTOS & TRUCKS , PHONE 234-8700 Jox 190, Red Bank. and all shots. Three months old. Only day* till 2 p.m., or answering phone BLACK PERSIAN LAMB COAT — $30 to good family. Call 264-0675. Bank. 741-1420. MACHINE OPERATOHS WANTED YAITRESS — Experienced, year-roun at home. Matawan Township. 264-6497. 516. Good condition. $100 cash. Call Sleeve aetter. Call »ositlon. Apply in person PETERSON'S, 741-7651. TKA1N YOUR DOG 1OLY CROSS PARISH — Four bed- 83 Riverside Ave., Red Rank. EXPERIENCE!) dental hyclenlst. wish rooms unfurnished, $160. 747-40M es position In Monmouth County. Will McGulres Grove. Oliedlehce classes SHREWSBURY — Two-bedroom ipllt 'IVE MONTH OLD BABY — W. ... itart September 11, 12. Rayshore Com SALESGIRL WANTED - Part-time, consider full or part-time. Write "A.E." panlon Dog-Club. Call 747-4176 or 787-level, J165. BYLVETTE'S CHILDREN'S Depart- ike sleep In help. References. 842- Box 511, Red Bank . ALSO FURNISHED WINTER RENT- Value-Rated 332. USED T.V.'S 5569. ent, Mlddletown Shopping Center. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL will babysit In $29.95. ACE T.V.. 09. Hwy 35. Neptunt ALS, two to six bedrooms, $90 to $200. EXPERIENCED single needle opera NTERESTING AND CHALLENGING our home or mine. City, 775-8082. LABRADOR RETRIEVERS — Eight "3LLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY, Realtors, POSITION — For personable woman weeks, AKC registered, hunting stock, 480 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 842-O0O4. USED CAR tors on Ladies' coats. Union shop. Time 747-1137 mX, AU mauunes. nd a half over 35 hours. Vacation over 21. Full time, steady, benefits. easily trained. 842-3428. Call 229-1414 for appointment. SCHOOL TEACHER'S WIFE — Wlahes All makes new or used. Guaranteed. SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW — Two bed- fith pay, all paid holidays and bene- to care for working school teacher's Low as $26. Serpico'a Nil Monmouth BASSET PUPS '— AKC, reasonable. rooms. Available Oct. 1. Inquire at SPECIALS t«. Top wages. Apply ADAMS RESPONSIBLE WOMAN—To care foi child in my home — Mlddletown-Hazlet SL Next to theater. 747-0485. Four top studs available. Compare, 117 Pearl St., Red Bank. ROTHERS, 25 South Bridge Ave., hree year old child and house, sli area. 264-4840. then buy. 542-2529. ,ed Bank. lays, must have car. 747-9285 10 a.m CITIZENS BAND RADIOS — Two RCA UNFURNISHED — Seven-room Colo- o 5 p.m. Monday-Saturday. WILL HELP OUT with private partiea transceivers 12 or 110 Volts V Channe MINIATURE POODLES — Black, AKC nlal, three bedrooms, bath, double liv- . "59 CHEVROLET RESPONSIBLE YOUNG WOMAN — dinners or other occaalona. CaJ) 74118. $85 complete. Going Into multl registered. Shots. Paper trained. S85. ing room, separate dining room large Wanted to share lovely spacious apart- LINING SETTERS — Set linings 1 channel sets. Write "A.R." Boi 511264-4521, , or 264-1280. kitchen, basement. Lease required. El- : Impala lour-door hardtop. Ful- REDUCED 8681. : lent in Keyport Call 10 a.m. until children's coats and carcoata. Piece- Red Bank, N. J. wood A. Armstrong Agency. Realtor, ly powered. New tires. One p.m. 264 3886. work. Company benefits. SHORE COAT EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER — With COLLIE — Pedigreed, one year old. 555 . Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741- : owner. REAL SPORTY.! CO.. INC. (The Eisner Building) 22 own transportation. Call 74L-8881 or ACCORDIONS — New and used, 120 Loves children. Male 741-2Oi7 evenings 4500. South Bridge Ave., Red Bank. ""41-8839. Bass. Reasonable, two year guarantee. and weekends. - FOR SECRETARY Freehold Mualc Center, 85 South SL MINIATURE POODLE — Pups, AKC FURNISHED BUNGALOW — Four ; '61 OLDSMOBILE LADY TO WORK PART TIME — I WANTED — Ironing to be done In 462-4730. registered, black. Males, $85, 787-9563 rooms and bath on hill. Convenient. TECHNICAL LIBRARY dry cleaning store, 12-6 p.m. Monday, my home. Call or 671-1307. Near bus. Yearly. 872-1856. Available hi 98 Holiday Coupe. Sliver gray hrough Saturday. Apply Donald's Laun 741-8091 WELBLLT 36" Stove, porch doo October I, : with matching Interior. Fully screens and windows, Stroller and Bllt- j powered. New tires. QUICK SALE! .esponaible position in chemical re' Jry, corner ot South Bridge and NewWOMAN WISHES — Ironing In own LIVE BABY TURTLES — Always search library. Duties Include typing, Springs Rd., Red Bank. Rlle carralgc. Call after 6:30 747-4207 available here. Also bowls, food, and COMPLETELY FURNISHED — Two- home. ABter 6 p.m. bedroom Cape Cod. Near river and Indexing, filing, ordering, processln 741-4TH remedies with full Instructions to keep and distribution of periodicals an FILE CLERK — Mature - fl.30 a; VENETIAN BLINDS them healthy. KEYPORT PET SUPocean- . In Monmouth Beach. 229-4397. '61 OLDS F-85 ; ' *'63 %-TOM PICKUP hour. Ace Employment Agency. 1 PLIES, Rt. 35 and Rlverclalc Dr., RUMSON—Three-bedroom house; com- books. Some knowledge of duplicatln Broad St. 747-3494. WISHES laundry work. Two or three Sized 23. 27, 29, 30, 31. 35. 36. wld ' Deluxe sed. Green with match- ' .nd, photocopying equipment. Completi days a week. 63 Lafayette St. Rum'by 54" long. Other types, low prices Cllffwood. 566-5569. pletely furnished. Fine neighborhood. : Ing Interior. Power steering, >ald benefit program including profi PART TIME — Reliable mother'i No pets. October 1.April 1. $200 per : automatic transmission, fully $1599 2 for $5 POODLE — Miniature, male black, month. Call 842-IR29. in Bring. helper and babysitter. Llncroft area, AKC. $55. Call after 6 p.m. 741- < equipped. Real clean car. Own transportation. Good position foi Prown's 32 Broad St. 741-7500 ; TOP VALUE! *'63 BELAIR SEDAN INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS AND capable person. Call 671-3462. SITUATIONS WANTED. Male LOCUST _ (Mlddletown.) Nine room FRAG-RANCES 50' MAHOGANY BAR — Two stain- [hree bath modern home. With large 801) Rone Lane Union Bead TELEPHONE CALLS from your horn RELIABLE HIGH SCHOOL Boy de less steel double sinks, dralnboards, enclosed porch overlooking wooded • •• '61 OLDS F-85 ' $1985 will earn you money. II lntereatet sires summer work; also available and center display iBland with 25 bar- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT acreage. Many unusual features. Im- : Cutiaas Coupe. Silver gray * HT DEUVERY — Must have car, :all 671-1971. part-time for winter months. Call 747 stools upholstered in red Imitation mediate cr.upancy $275 per month. : white top and red Interior. * per week plui expense allowance, 1869 after 5:30 p.m. leather. 741022.1. APARTMENTS Call 29I-9151. ; FtiiSy powered. Excellent con- pply Room 5, second floor, Kell *'63 MONZA SPYDER Building, 157 Broad St. HELP WANTED—MALE 'ART-TIME EMPLOYMENT WANTED DISHWASHER — Hotplnt. $25. G.E. •OUR ItOCFMS AND BATH — Bunga- , dition. Got a flair for sports by retired Marine. 7 tD midnight. TWIN GABLES APARTMENTS — 36low. In Holmdc] area. Call between P stove, 525. Refrigerator with bottom Riverside Ave., Red Bank, on rlver- : car? Then this one's lor* MURSES 8 AIDS — Experienced. Da 671-0979 freezer, $125. 741-831)9. 4-7 p.m. 741-0530. you! CONVERTIBLE ihift. Apply in person HILLTOP PRJI NEED EXTRA MONEY? lront, 3-3^i-5 rooms unfurnished. 741 YOUNG MAN would like job as a BEDROOM SET — Twin beds, mat 2399. LOVELY>URNIBHED HOUSE -vllon- ATE NURSING HOME, King's High Join the team, at McDonalds. If yoi mechanic. Has mechanical ability. Also way, Mlddletown, No phone calls. tresses, coll springs. Night stand. Dres- LONG BRANCH — Two bedroom apart- mouth Beach. Pine panelled living $2495 enjoy working with a congenial crew ruck driver. Call 5-12-23G2. ser. Desk. $75. 2ti4-4!M5. room, fireplace, dining area, enclosed VOMAN OR GIRL - In Navenlnl are physically fit, neat — young 01 ments, furnished, all utilities mid bent REAL ESTATE CHAIN LINK FENCE — Now avail supplied. Available September 1—June porch, three bed rooms, tub shower, irea to prepare auppsr between hour old — and are willing lo do you garage, nlcn neighborhood, near school share, stop In at McDonalds 925 Hwy :XPR!UBNCED, licensed lalcsmar able for aelt installation. Stop at RED1. $100 monthly. 229-1553. *'63 IMPALA CONV. :30 to 6 p.m. for four days a week, available. Three years experience Red church, lius line. 222-7658 after 5 p.m. fall 291-1394 after 7 p.m. 35, Mlddletown between !)-ll:,10 a.m BANK LUMBER. 9 Wall St., for prices. TWO ROOMS FURNISHED — All utlll- 2-4 p.m. Wp need part-time men fo; Bunk Multiple Listing area. All back. (Bring your area measuremontwl Kiound lias bee'n selling. Good speak ties Included. On firrt floor. Private days and nights, weekdays and wee entrance. 222-G949. WANTED TO RENT ! Russell $2750 RENT-A-MAID ends. er. Affable. 842-1282. WE HELP YOU 'ORMER RUMSON RESIDENTS — I: . Oldsmobile-Cadillac DOMESTIC SERVICE •RACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS—Apjj Select the correct curtain rodi. All NEW LUXURY ' LOW MILES kinds. Klrsch rods In a larger variety, Wish to rent home In Rumlon or ii person, Nappl Trucking Corp., Mor FINANCIAL 2'A ROOMS LEROY APTS. Fair Haven, Must be roomy, and rea- I Many Others To Choi* From! istown Rd., Matawan. Call 7U-7500 now. Get fast delivery. FULLY AIR CONDITIONED snnablp. 291-9151 K now concept in home cleaning serv IIIORT ORDER KITCHEN MAN — BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Close to all transportation. 17\ 100 Newman Springs Rd. ce, our company required many girli PROWN'S 21 Leroy PI. Red Bank MATURES ADULTS — Well known In 158 1st Ave., All. Highlands Jteady year round employment. Good GULF MODERN HIGH VOLUME two- ( RED BANK in our payroll to service custom en lalnry. Excellent opportunlly for rlgl Red Bank 741-1063 Days 747-5.166 Evening area, desire renting small houBe Re- (One III.Kk Xnrlh vl III. ,u;, n Monmouth County urea. We i. _ bay station (first station northbound 'Ined neighborhood. Yearly. 642-3831. lerson. Please apply In person, 2:3( out of Red Bank.) Rt. 35 and Frost SINGER PORTABLE sewing machine, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS— Unfurnished i 741-0910 - ill type of cleaning skills. Many com i:00 and H;30-10:00 p.m.. no en I Is 29I-1I01 i Open lil S p.m. any fringe benefits. Middletown. $15. three-room apartment. Pleasant hillside THREE BEDROOM HOME — Over HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT, 741-0236 location. W4 nml S109 Including utilities. 1400 so,, ft., Red Bank-Mlddletown ares, Hwy. 35, MlddJetownL______291-17!)!) or 747-3916. "111 consider option to buy. 671.0958 i CALL FOR INTERVIEW Very high potential; excellent oppor- FOR BALE — Portable T.V. 19" Slim- 842-3701. L TRAIN — Personable hard work lunity for right man. lne with stand. $100. Poker tnhle. FOUR ROOMS UNFURNISHED—Newly ;ng Individual ns spotter - mnnnger foi Seats eight $25. Both three months decorated. Couple preferred. 23 E. High FURNISHED ROOMS Irlve-ln dry cleaning plunl. Excellen !>•!» HE-d-C666. Nights and weckendi old. 222-271)2. Innds Avr., Atlantic Highlands.' ipportunlty to learn a good trudc am 261-3161. o establish yournolf with the ahon I111EI1A MAONUM - 12 gunge, 3" sell FURNISHED — Modern three-room RadlnR cleaning company. Call 222-800 AMERICAN OIL CO. has several new loading nhotcun, with three extension ipartment. Air conditioned. ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD modern high volume service station! oarrpj.s Rnhecl rlh nntl shoulder pnrt 291 -!H)3.1 sk for MIBH Connie. available for lease In the Red Bank am WAYSIDE RESIDENCE, West Park attached. J1I5. New coals $222. 741 Ave., Wayslrle. Brnnd new bulld- iIAN for gardening and nursery work flayrevllle areas with profit potential In SIIB8 (ir 747-(IU2. UNFURNISHED T"lfnBB~IlOOMS -In CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY xirt or full Hint'. Apply in persor I'XCPSU of $10,000 yearly. Experience Sea Bright. Yearly. Hent nnrl hot wi inly. HONC.AR7-ONE NURSERY, Way desired, but not npco«siiry n« jmld train- GE IIEKIMOERATOR — 13 Cll" (T PllPd. 84211525. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! ll Rfl., Now Shrewsbury. Inn l-i included, financing avallahlo to yen rH old, iintnulatlr. defrost. $125. ATTRACTIVE THREE ROOMS — •.... ALLENMIL REST HOME - Room and responsible party. Ko~ cojni>leii> detail!! tinKhoune HIIRCC miver wnshor lifith. References. Adults. Security. All board, 24-hour service. 80 Wallace St. MEN mil appointment, rail VA 0-2(H(l. t'iintorn. two yr:ar;i old. 5100. Mining tllllltieB. Oct. 1. 566-1:1117. Red Hank. 842-3093. ahronrl. C.aU 747-H2H2. ull-tlme or part-time to service an '•' i J> NC H1EO NETTE, CANDY~S'foitE~ HIGHLANDS — Flve-room apartment ROOM FOR RENT — For mature lady Adding Muchinra — Typewriters iHtabtlsh routo. $!>5. For appolntmen Living (juartcrs included. Ideal for fan SCHOOL, HOOKB unities nnd hi>nt Included. Beautful in lovoly cottngp. To sharp home with Home Improvement* Painting and Decorating :all 4G2-1O74 or 3134-141(1. My. 14B Monmouth St. 741-1)586. Mnter Dei. First year. •low. Pnrtlniul Rd. (1710704. widow. J8 per wp.eli. Call 291-0199 after ( 'M !?]™Hi 10 n.m. ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters >IAN - MldrtleaBP't >r yoiinc, tntcrrstec MtlNT SHOP - Fully equipped. Must HKI> HANK — .'IVronm npaiimrnt st)l(f, rented. ri'|);i!red. Berpico's I'll FINISHED BASEMENTS, remodel- J'AINTIMQ AND fAPER HANOINO— working doughnut shop, full time incrlflce. Low rent. Cull 787-2571 or ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE avnilnble Immediately; 4',i; room pnrl- AVAILAHLE Reptemher 3, room next Monmoutli St.. Ilcd Bank 7i7-0IH5. Inj,, plumlilnK, electric wiring, ma- For a good clean lob, resjsonable. m merlin It vnriincy, I'nrt Monrntiut mcnl avnllahle October 1. Molly Pltcli- o bath _ for business man. 20 Waverly sonry ami painting. For fre« eatlmau Call 747-3401. Ed Zlnaer. iron. Cnll 787-0113 or 201-0174. Rant A Piano f 12 per Month er VilloRe, Branch find Madison Ave. call 747-1072. Call 741-9115. Auto Body Repair 'L1IMHKR OR HELPER WANTED - MORTGAGES IINAWS, MAHON-HAML1N, SOHMigK HIGHLANDS - Three and four furi Piano—Organ Tuning' Ixperlenced. lAIiLE-NELSON. UVUIUCTT. 8TBCK KXI'BItT PAINTING and nwly ro- WOHKINO MAN'S contractor—Alter- STUDIO APARTMENT — Furnished lslird rooms with bath. All utilities. ations additions, painting, manonry, 2(i4-7R4O Cookman Ave. A Main St.. Aibury Pk. nnd nil utilities. Country atmosphere. a72-9B82. 26 NavMlnk_Av_r Jghlamls. pair. ModBrnln nrlcfu. MrCarthv Instruction NEED MONEY? Open dally till II Sat till 6:30 I/icnlly ultunlivl. S95. 747-9581. Chavrnlet, Atlantic (Ilghlnnils. 291-03O5 and all those little Jobs. Evenings PATIUCIA ItYAN 775-03O1 ROOMS — aiwrle. nr d"oniiiie~Cen7rai 5C6-17I4. Uso, composing room apprentice. 74 Hnrno owners — Homo buycrn Piano • Organ Let ua tipljt you, ntop worryniR nboi ELECTIUO DltYER — EUIIV Itegent. i''0UiMT00M~U.WU~RNIBHE0"—Modern Mldtlletown locution off Rt. as. Oft 22 Mnnmoulh Blvd. Oceanport 229-4825 i»90. lit, hot writer. Centrnlly locnted. Prl- treet parking, nr earnge. Reasonable. Auh) and Truck Rental illls. W(* can cut your payments up Three years old, A-l condition. Citll to entrnncc Couple preferred. 747- WANTKH — To work days I to bi)%. Can 741-32IIR. 713/»»I> AVIS—Itfint B ticw car ur truck !/>w Lawn Mower Repairs Plumbing and Heating iliarmficy. Must havr drivcr'n !lrert»p, I'MIRNISHED ROOMS ipply WediiPBdny or Friday, MOiiKKlN MOSIDON MORTGAGE CO. TO~BETK,E"ISSTATE""^^ itnfrTiere rat«l. Mnpln Ave, Iloil Hinli 747. REII HANK Kitchen iirvlleges. KBiCOAN'8 'HARMACY, 3fif> Cnrr Ave., Kcam (KrigUlalrcf, Rood condition. Magic Deluxe four room garden npnrtment 0308. 774-52U, Dally 7 a.m.-io p.m. AU- KINDS 01.' LAWN MOWBRS- Clii'f BUS rmiKf. Cnll 741-3277. 741-55211 Hand and circular sawt, flhsrpensd. 24 Hour Service. All heating units 774-8900 for Octolier mid November. Quid, fine serviced. 747-1627. 741-7878. •"OR HAMS Clrcnflsion walnut four nlliH)flphpre, two bedrooms. Two yrnr JURHY'S 1'URNisilED KOOMS-Itea- Building Contractor rcpairnd. I''re» pick lip. 2&1-2437, !()OK — Experlencrrl, full time, I-J HANK RATNB uinnble rntes. 14 E. lIlKhlanU Ave., iit frlnije iH'i.fd.fl. Apjily PcrHonn !>lrno hod ron net. Khln condition, 711 lease. Mlnnllc Htchlniiitn. 2IH-H51)ft. Roofing, Siding and Insulation fl, pi-rth Ainljoy Orncnil llonpltn IMMJOXJIATIO ('ARU IliOII. MADIHON GAItllENB R. M. HlUalNS — Complete Al" Painting and Decorating 'orlh Amlnty. N. J, Int. 2nd, 3rd Mortgage! l32_Soulh_HI. Phone '741-7H.11 tpratlona-Jtodern hltrhcns ami batlift- ALUMINUM SIDINO-Installe.l tiy Ilomo Improvement 1 *OHII II'UIOHT HAND, $125. Polaroid Masonary - Carpentry - 1'nlntlnR . Ntf' aluminum mechanics. GUAIIANTK1CD AN WANTED - To work ' nlfihl Debt CoiifljOlldatlon — Lowest enmern, Moilnl 80 A with flash unit MODERN APARTMENT -— inlleTforiir On Tho Next Page) Rtiar^f! for ei[lmatcs-2MIour Borvlce IJOUIS CABBAN — Punter, decorator, for 20 year/i. Free estimates. irh|Kit Onlf, III. ;iB. Mlrldktnwn. Cull -'.OOO inontli SIO.HH ami |irlnt_coiili-r, $50. 747-271)71 l'"out rooms nntl Imth. Cnll nfter 6 p.m. 77(44 Ulrvlrnd. or Adam Llnzmayer 2&1-KI02. Hooded Personal Rrpiirrnn Itrmul Ht., lU'tl Ilnnlt. TWO MOMS - Furnliilieri or unfnr- email. Very reasonable, call 747-P03Q. Housing Development i^oilii A IJ'K'~"-"~I )l nlii|(~7m)m~BctT~r> I^eerhlne (tfld nrtrirri. Bachho«KwoilL OLBON OO. INO.— Ilooflne. Biding 4b Call At Vour Horn* At ilHhil. llciil, hot witter, utilities AUn- IDEAL FACTORY SPACE O H. Wilson. 7U-1816. Insulation. Installed and guaranteed CHINflTRUOTJON -oom •(•(. walnut ilreicel formica kitchen illed. 161 ('enter Aviv, Kennsburg.* CAKI, U. JONBS -, Painting and fldPICRlNTKNUENT onlpnRp. No Obligation. , el. Drum tnlile. Nrflt of tables. Uin 10,000 SQ. FEET. decorating. Kully Insured. For free for 10' years. 778-O705—201-0540. Telia table. (Ntnnnle, rug. jjftrid*] l firm who fire nlno huMdlliR In ion PI., Shrewsbury. 741-411)1. October 1. 787-1015. all open ipncp. Multlpls entranco lUBilDlCNTIAL and commerclsl wlr- J. ALI.KN IAMJONF, * SON-PalnU UQT US BB your secretary. No need other arena In Momnmith and and exit iloors. Parking space. lu Now inMnllaUon or r«pslr IANO ANio ACCORDION - Private MOVING -• I'or salr-Hotpnlnt waiher, - sfiiTiier month. Fijr- Railroad siding and Med B»nk Ing, decorating. Interior, exterior. to miss calls. 34 hour iiiswerlog OCenn Court If». Mall b*rh K round islructlon. Mrs. Thnmi Ferguson, lounK.e r.hslr, rocklnj rhnlr, bachelor HrrlM Allen Electric. 747-0012. Paperhanglng. 747-1827. service. 741-4700. to "A.J." Hob 511, Itert Hftiih. rndlinti* of Music, Vlentlft. 741-1618, lshnil or unfurnished. All utilities nub- Location. Your r,wn broker or hPst.rnrner^ cabinet. Flreplacfl sel. piled. Inquire 2 Renrpallon PI,, High- 747-1100. u nil 747-5154. Call 741-8431. / lands, or call 872-1381, FURNISHED ROOMS HOUSES FOR SALE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Daly Urges STEVE ROPER By SAUNDEBS and OVEKGARD VETERANS bout, »!, NO DOWN PAYMENT THERE HE IS/ ^B V& SORE OU SfTII mi j TO CATCH HM BEFORE ME FOUR BEDROOMS BVKittm projwrUta leturn K%. WonWon- Dems to Detail JUST TURMIrW THE JBL THO5E WHEELS/ derful opportunitrtunity for amau investor CORNER/ •SETS TO THE DOOR/ BELJTORD — Stole front Cap* CM 741-1144 alter 7 p.m. > K001C8 — Cl«*n and oomtor. dou to Khools and. •hovplaf. ~ lovely homa «u a bttft tolly .„ FOR BALU OR LEASE GOP Errors f«rT«d. M W«llac« Bt 741-W82. <>H the aclence kitchen, ttli batt, Corner Lot lOOHM Shrewsbury Are. LARdE DOUBLE ROOM — On horia baaement. l«-car' evtUcW ixraje. Inquire at in Shrewsbury Ave. R.B. farm. Plenty of Irtilt t»ea on lovely land- RED BANK — Freeholder scaped lot. 741-3310 REAL ESTATE WANTED Marcus Daly, Lincroft-Holmdel $15,900 ' Rd., Lincroft, Republican candi- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Ron Veta |K0 Down date for re-election, asked yester- IS YOUR HOME FOR SALE? HOUSES FOR SALE VETERANS day that his Democratic op- Aa oae or New Jeney'a oldeat real ponents "spell^out exactly where eatate flrmi, now active In the Bed NO DOWN PAYMENT Bank area, we (eel we can perform we have done less than a good HOLMDEL BBLFORD — Tbre**b«droom ranch 01 a real aervlce In selling your property. New four-bedroom contemporary over % acr«. Uvlnf room, extri Llat your home with job In county administration." large kitchen, ' buement, one-ctr style colonial with Vfr baths, two- tache3 farar«. dl^iwajhtr and _ Mr. Daly made the same point car garage, fireplace, patio, on conditioner includsd. Don't rain thi PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. one, in speaking before more than 150 landscaped V/t acre, minutes to DIAL 741-7200 Republicans at an outdoor buffet Bell Lab. $16,400 Real Estate Blnce 1801 supper and rally Saturday at Non VeU $576 Down BEUPORD 80 White St. ' Red Bank the home of Mr. and Mrs. John By WALT DISNEY Bryan, 316 Broad St. here. MICKEY MOUSE Three-bedroom ranch with ga- RITEWAY REALTY INC. WE NEED YOUR HOME rage, nicely shrubbed plot, large Our 12 salespeople have clients waiting "Criticism," said Mr. Daly, eat-in kitchen. GI mortgage may 264-8400 for your listing. They need ranches, "is not enough. Leave out the Licenced Read Bitate Broker split levels, two etorlea; alto lnveatment be assumed. Price $14,900. 3370 Hwy 38, Hexlet property. Call ua for a Quick sale. Two Innuendo. Don't come forward MK.AMCKEY, Neit to shorepolnt Inn offices aervlng you. to say we are doing a sad Job. CAN MOKTV WALKER * WALKER COME OUT SHOREWAY Realtors If so, tell us how." ANPPLAV? Shrewsbury Office Mlddletown Office 741-5212 871-3311 He" was criticizing recent news REALTY, INC. SPACIOUS COLONIAL statements by his Democratic Hwy. 35 Holmdel WE NEED — Five or elx, 2-3 bedroom Six rooms, three bedrooms, ltt baths, homee, furnished or unfurnished, from opponents. Highlands Mayor (Off Union Ave.) 284-7010 basement, porch, patio, thret-car ga< $120 to $175 per month for Incoming rage, nice shaded yard, good condi- executives. THE BBRO AGENCY. RL Cornelius J. Gulney and Hugh tion. *21,3O0. 35, Mlddletown. 671-1000. B. Meehan, Spring Lake. ONLY $300 DOWN WANTED —.Ranch home. Mlddletown- PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. Holmdel area. Close to transportation. •Word-ior-Word' Yeh No Down Call THE CORNELIUS AGENCY, Li- DIAL 741-7200 censed Real Esale Broker, after 6 Mr. Daly said he believed the p.m. 671-3643. On Ihl8 lovely two-b«droora ranch Real Estate Since 1804 two Democrats "are showing lull screened front porch, lull tut 60 White St., Red Bank sense of irresponsibility In their ment, city sewen and all for only LEGAL NOTICE $80 per month. attacks. If they have found Subject PHA and VA Approval NOTICE AU Payments Approximate KEAN8BUB/Q — SL500 to Ullim 1-461 anything wrong, let them spell it G. I. mortgage at 4%%. Honthl; SHERIFF'S SALE $9,900 payments approximately f62 a montt] SUPERIOR COOnT OF NEW JERSEY out word-for-word." on this four room ranch with porch. CHANCERY DIVISION Also at Saturday's gathering THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK MONMOUTH COUNTY BEACH AGENCY CASEY'S AGENCY Docket No. T 373S-M were state Sen. Richard R.. Stout First Savings and Loan Association state Assembly candidates Irv- PIP VDU \ NQSIR. WE BROKER of East Peterson, N. J., a Corporation ISSHEAIACV I L0OK5 MORE LIKE —THEY'RE ^ SKULL AWRKS/ 1400 Hwy 35 Mlddletown of the State of New Jersey, Plain- ing E. Keith and Clarkson S /M7RIG65 ) FOUND THEM WRESHER? /A MOTE STAR. HUSKY 671-2727 Hwy. 35 Hazlet 364-6442 tiff vt: John Eugene McVey, et ux, CO THAT? /THAT WAY. 5AIP 5HE USED euys— et all.. Defendants Fisher: Freeholder candidate Pally to 8 p.m. Saturday, Sunday to t COLTS NECK • HOLMDEL THE SIRL SAID JUDO AND KARATE- J. D. Roche Agency By virtue of a writ of execution In Charles I. Smith, and Red Bank SHE DID IT. HARD TO BaiEVE- Licenced Real Estate Broker Long Bridge Rd., Colu Neck the above stated action to me di- 846-4055 rected, I shall expose for kale at pub- Council candidates Harold E, «M DOWN PAYMENT — About lic vendue, at the Court House In Williams and Thomas F. Oakley ly $113 per month to qualified buyer. CHARMING NEW U8TINO — Three- the Borough of Freehold, County of Three bedroom Cape Cod. Baaement. bedroom two bath ranch, with paneled Monmouth, New Jersey, on Monday the The candidates were introduced Shaded yard. River Plaza, Mlddletown, den. Home In excellent condition. Many 16th day of September, 1963, at 2 by Freeholder Director Joseph C Excellent condition and location. $14, shade trees and shrubs. 128,000. GLAZI o'clock, P. M. Prevailing Time. 900. HALL BROS., REALTORS, 8U BROOK AGENCY, Realtor, Avenue ALL that tract or parcel of land, Irwin. He praised Republican of Two Rivers, Rumson. 842-1700. situate, lying and being In the Town- River Rd., Fair Haven. Ul-7886. Mr. ship of Rarltan, In the County of Mon- efforts so far in this campaign. Coiena. LINCROFT — Buy direct, H8.500. Three mouth, In the State of New Jersey: bedrooms, large recreation room, ga- KNOWN and designated as Lot No. Mr. Irwin also said the county NEW SHREWSBURY — Colonial, *>uf rage, patio, trees, -half acre. Conven- 171 In Block N. on a map entitled had awarded a contract for drain bedrooma. all lane rooms. 529,500. Ex- ient to schools. New York transporta- "Amended Map of Section Four, Oar- cellent condition. Owner. _ 7*7-6380. tion. Newly * decorated. Mortgage can den Parkway Homes, Inc., Rarltan age in the south end of Red Tie assumed. T47-3S45. ' Township, MonmouUt County, New Jer- JtlDDLBTOWN-RMi BANK AREA — sey. Scale 1"—60' June 25. IMS" filed Bank wlilCh he believed would Bulldtr'S Clpifinut,. SlT.rnnm rancjh, ,two WEST RED BANK—Two-story > o tit ths Monmouut coimty cierk'i Of- be of benefit to areas in Red lull bath, three bedrooms, full base< home, Three bedrooma, four roomi fice September 14, 1096 Cue 64 Sheet ment, attached game, f 17,090. Call down. Large lot. t20.OO0. 741-8473. Bank, Little Silver and Shrews- 711-1785. SUBJECT to restriction! and/ease- bury. MATAWAN — Strathmori. new Levitt ments of record, if any. < 23ELFORI> — Ranch, three twin bed- ranch. Oversized corner, two-car ga- Being commonly known end desig- Mr. Bryan,- borough clerk In By ED DODD rooms, lull poured concrete basement, rage, extras. Sacrifice. Owner tran nated as No. 10 E. Susan Street, Hit MARK TRAIL lot e0'xl25' fenced, (3800 asiumes 4H (erred. 668-6M5. let. New Jersey. Red Bank and also the borough's per cent mortgage, fill monthly. Own The approximate amount of the Judg- Republican chairman, said night er 787-8872 after 7 p.m. RUMSOi* WATERFRONT — NOW's th< ment to be satisfied by said sale Is I GUESS VDU KNOW, T INTENDED TO.-FURTHER- time to inspect this solid three-bed- the sum of $15,000.00 together with the registration hours have been ar- VOUVE RUINED THE MORE, WE START PACWNS- JJTTLE SILVER—Two-year ranch, % room home with one bath, space for costs of this sale. acre landscaped shaded lot, seven second 26' living room with beamed ranged for the nights of Sept BEST OUTCOOR SHOT V.E'RE COINS NOME rooms. Three bedroomi, two tiled baths, celling, wide view, owner anxious. fM, Dated August », 1M3 I'VE HAD. CHERW/ TOMORROW/ den, full basement, screened In porch, 800. GLAZEBROOK AGENCY. R«alto JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff. 13, 19, 20, 24 and 26 in the Mu two-car attached garage. Extrai. JM, Avenue of Two Rivers. Rumion. at: Samuel Sleber. Atty. , niclpal Building from 7 to 9 p.m 000. 747-8267. 1700. Aug. 21, 28, Sept. 4, 11 *41.40 NEW THREE AND FOUR-BEDROOM COZY COLOCOLONIAN L In Fair Haven, flv HOMES — 3S4 baths, city sewers, all bedrooma, 1V14 baUiabaths, two-car garagt« i Utilities, from $18,490. WILLETT lot 5OX2Q6, 74'41-914: 4 after 7 p.m. ACRES. Model phone 787-1189, evenings, OAK HILL — Mlddletown. Executive PL 6-8340. TOBIAS AGENCY, Licensed home landscaped Vi acre. Hills and broker. woods. Trl-level, double garage, base- Bridge Column ment Four bedrooms, three full baths MIDDWETOWN — Sherwood Forest. paneled family room. Carpeting, drapes Nine room, four-bedroom split, two screens. Five minutes to railroad an< By ALFRED SHEINWOLD lull baths, recreation room, lull base- parkway. 15 minutes to shore. Fou: ment, patio, attached garage. On« full years old. Newly painted. 334,(00 fron wooded acre. Aluminum storms and owner. Appointment only. 671-2826. Bridge players all over the CaU owrier. 671-3374^ THE HANDS HAZLET — Eight-room split, M baths world can ..heave, a sigh of re- BELFORD — Cape Cod. tlliee bed- formal dining room, 10x16', farag lief: Don Von Eisner is writing East dealer rooms fourth unfinished. Full base- 517,000. 787-9025. another story about Jake Wink- North-South vulnerable ment 'recreation room. 1J4 baths. Cor- LINCROFT — New three-b edrooi NORTH ner lot. Cyclone fence. Extras $15,000 ranch. 114 tiled baths, modem kltche man, his shrewd bridge pro. Von NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW By owner. 787-6188. 4.1 3 2 large paneled den, dining room, llvin Eisner gave me the good news COLT8 NECK — Four-bedroom ranch room, two-car garage, »4 acre plo' 175' landscaped lot near shopping cen- The first vear deduction for the abovi Since East wouldn't willingly hand you'd expect from the hero OPTnEGlDFWmM ter and school. See at 36 Tabor St., property is approximately $870. Foi co-operate, declarer had to duck of "How to Succeed at Murder or phone owner at 741-9374. 'urther InteresCTng Information pleasi \m TtUMSON — $2,400 down to the quali- call the RUSSELL M. BORUS AGEN- three times to force East into the Without Trying." And if you -- • • - -- ,£$.„, fied buyer can purchase this excel- CY, 600 River Rd., Fair Haven. 747- lently conditioned home. J100 month 4532. right position. Winkman led a haven't read that! pape'rbook carrying charges, plus taxes and ln- low club after drawing two rounds classic, you just aren't with the Surance. Ideal starter. Remember, TENNENT — Almost new six-room itiouiHTTHf!/ whether you rent or buy, you pay modern ranch, three bedrooms, alum- of trumps. -5. bridge bit, man. lor the home you occupy! GLAZE- inum siding, garage, two acres land- BROOK AGENCY, Realtor, Avenue or scaped, beautiful location, many extras. West stepped up with the eight DAILY QUESTION Two Rivera, Rumson. 842-1700. $21,500 446-0665. of clubs, and held the trick. West TWO-FAMILY HOUSE — Five rooms MOMMA LOVES PAPA — But shi shifted to the jack of diamonds, As dealer^ you hold: Spades— and bath on each side. Small down pay- will love him even more when hi ment. Easy terms. One side newly buys this lovely home on a profes- and dummy ducked again. West A K Q 10 9 7 4. Hearts-None. painted and decorated. Ready for oc- sionally landscaped lot. Science kltch Diamonds—A 5 2. Clubs—A 4 2 cupancy. Buy It and receive It an in- en, four roomy bedrooms with closei led the ten of diamonds, and come for life. Phone Mr. Jay 747-0465 space. A tremendous family room and dummy ducked for (he third What do you say? between 8:30 and 6:30 p.m. or 101-103 screened-in porch that Is a real beauty, W. Sunset Ave., Red Bank. If your family Is growing, this Is th< time. Answer; Bid two spades. (M home for you. No expense spared to !«>.*• ^ otlMbex.Mb—. THIS CHARMING WHITE BUNQALOW trick, except that East would be send 50c to Bridge Book, Rec !W READIK6 AWlER TODAY FIVE MINUTES FROM NEW HYDRO- be assumed. Be In before school starts. COME WITH ME! FOIL COMMUTER SERVICE — In Price — HO.5O0. WALKER ft WALK- put in with a club.) Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand WILL li THE "HELP WANTED" Locust (Mlddletown) nine room, three ER Realtors, Hwy. 35. 1000' south ol Central Station, New York 17, ME'FOR MONEY TO UVE ON!-. PA6E5! bath home. With large enclosed porch Lily-Tulip Co.. Mlddletown. PHONE 671- If East led a club, dummy's overlooking woodland acreage. Built In 3311. Multiple Listings and Trade-Ins. queen would win a trick. If East N. Y. AND THAT 5EEM5 TO INCLUDE. 1959, it has many unusual features. Send for catalog. Open 7 days. ^W BELOVED UNCLE 5AMMY! Paved drive. Reduced from 537,500 to $33,900 for quick sale. Will also rent. VAIL HOMES — Three room co-op- Call. 291-9151 or your own broker. erative bungalow. Now oil heat Small 1 SHORECREBT — Very clean, lour bed- down payment. 47 Belshaw Ave., Eaton Tooms, two baths, family room, base- town. • "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean ment, garage, sewers. Hedged back- MIDDLETOWN — Two-bedroom Cap yard. Assume 4',4% G. I. mortgage. Cotl In Riverside Heights. Excellenl For Thursday, September 5 $18,800. Owner 747-9326. condition, garage, basement and extras. Convenient to shopping, trains, buses, LINCROFT — Split level set In lovely $15,500. 741-0880. • pine woods area. Three bedrooms 1^ Daths science kitchen Idea! for modern Present—For You and family desiring country living with city LOTS & ACREAGE Yours • • . The outlook con- conveniences, H0.500. Crowell Agency 41 E. Front St. 7(1-4030. tinues to be benefic. Fluency in IOLMDEL — Acre lot on quiet resi- RED BANK DUPLEX — East Front dential street. Near Holmdel Village. speech and a fondness for cul- St. Six rooms each side. For busl- $6,000. Low taxes. 671-2548. neaa oi residence. Ideal for doctor. tural pursuits are stressed. This By GEORGE SIXTA Asking 129.500 Exclusive broker CON- BUILDING LOT — Wanted Vlclnly is a good time to go to the aid STANCE SMITH, 14 Maple Ave., Fair Campbell's Junction. New Monmouth. Haven. 741-2308. 787-5529. of those you love. Forget your- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE self in doing for others. If dis- agreement* arise, remember that it is easier to adjust them before THE CAVALRY LINCROFT they get completely out of hand. IS COMING/ Past ... The United States ij- Future ... A one-man air u«l iU first postage stamps in scooter weighing only about 40 1847—a five-cen'. Benjamin pounds may be used by lunar Franklin and a ten-cent George Washington. 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