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lMU VOL"*'*••. ***86». NO*»v». 21•*•7 p^ * ^*»*!? iij• ^**»*» yinfr throatand**! FrtiiyJMdJtton*. *•«*save hauling books. It had been getting $380,- Harper said that about $2.6 maintenance budget. The money emergency seat of government this year before it cut half a start a three year project to air costs, the committee was told. 000 annually and the committee million of die surplus would prob- would be used to finance a new in West Trenton, and $40,000 million dollars from a $500 mil- condition the State House. It Federal Funds cut its request by $40,000. ably be used to aid the Jersey state aid program for vocational for new library books for lion budget. also cut a $10,000 item for a The committee cut $1,200,500 Other cuts include $354,600 in Central Railroad, as provided for education which would have Rutgers University, The governor's 1964-65 budget, refrigerated garbage room at which Hughes had requested to state aid for indigent welfare by legislation now pending in federal matching funds, Harper 75,000 Figure* 760 pages long, included more Bordentown Reformatory. match federal funds to build an patients in nursing homes and the senate. said. It would need to be im- The cutting was completed than 75,000 figures. For the last two years In- emergency seat of government $100,000 to promote New Jersey* The surplus would further be • (See BUDGET, Page 3) To Delay Opening New County Park

FREEHOLD — Opening of the new Monmouth that considerabje work has already been done to trees along the roadway and at the entrance. It County park at Holmdel is off until late July or make the park usable. also is creating an arboretum for display of al! August and only limited park activity will be al- The commission earlier this year had said the varieties of trees and shrubs which flourish in Mon- lowed thliyear^ . park opening would, be before July 4, and that mouth County. probably 125,00') people would visit it in 1964. The county Board of Recreation Commissioners, About 40 acres have been made available to the v .So far an fentrance road to the 165 acre-tract Monmouth Museum for development as an arts, supported by the Board of Freeholders, has decided off Longstreet Rd.J' assembled for $268,000 from the general usage should be held up until an adminis- science and nature study center. farms of Wiliuin Jay Duncan and William J. Riker, - tration building, which will include sanitation fa- and a parking lot hav* been laid out. A man-mads ;-.12r"-t'?i osslng*r said the scope of the museum's -ciUtiesris-builtv- Hake-foHishing-has-been-built,- • plans Ji6vB not y$t been determined. All areas of The commissioners have taken bids for a build- Neither the' road nor parking area is paved but "couHty^spoTisoredTictivities-will-not-be-deeided-until- ing and award of a contract is expected to be made they have been gravelled and will be adequate in the museum program is worked out, he added. early in May. Construction would be required to good summer weather, Mr. Grossinger said. Dr. James L. Whitehead has been retained as be complete by July 15. The county Shade Tree Commission, with co- director of the museum and is working from an Commission Chairman Victor E. Grossinger said operation from county nurserymen, have planted office in Rumson. 'Routine' Board Meeting

Has an Option Surprise UNITE ON lant azaleas now. Potted roses torney Gen. Arthur J. Sills. In other business last night, •!<> now is mend our own polilicn "omlcs 31 Stock Market 4 from all over the country. at -iving this weekend. Bare root Mr. Keith is still waiting for the association saw a film on 'ences and some of our fence- Crossword Puzzle SI Successful Investing 4 "I waited 22 months for hearings," he said. "These hear- strubs and trees still available. replies to .letters he said ho sent narcotics shown by Special Un- jumpers should start mending Editorials _. 8 TelevUlon M (See PRAYER, Pago 2) . 35 north of Middletown.—Adv. to the attorney general. He said dershoriff Emett Cox. heirs as well. I'm sure Elliot Win. Henderson ( Women'i Newi 1H4 2—Tkundty, April 30, 1964 RED BANK REGISTER Study Says LBJ Will Accept Military Kite (Continued) Planned For First-Run Movies Vk chfrf reams for g Civil Rights Bill Changes u lion, U the opinJoo of tivm se-ndfag district reprcaefiU TCTKOi WASHIHGTOK. CAP) — Presi- Otfere It t)» femurs j*e- Lt. Gilbert •ALTH V. REYNOLDS who favor it, wouM im to g dent JohnM* witt •£«$( tone Hfaut lor efaottug cM t fiUbui- PREEHOLD — VMifh H. R*y. a voice in the governing of the Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dabrefm, changes fa the civil righti bill ter. To tewke it require* wo- ANCHORAGE, Alariu — > floJds, M, <•/ * SeWvftce* Ave. Come to Carlton 4 Koenig La., Freehold, daughter, military service will be at Fort high school. thirds of the senators on hand, died Tuesday at home. as long as the Senate produces Richardson, near here, tomorrow RED BANK - This borough The policy change has beei The high school is now admin- yesterday. enforceable legislation, Sen. Hu- or <7 if all 100 are present. Born in Wayodan, N. C, Mr. 1 Sen. Richard B. Russell, D- or Saturday for First Lt. Robert Will become a first-nm movie under consideration for somi istered by the Red Bank Board Mr. and Mrs. William Rue, 185 bert H. Humphrey said today. J. Gilbert, 26, of New Shrews- Reynolds was a weaver at the town next week when the Carlton time—at least since the 1,700-seat of Education with the tending Rt. 33, Freehold, daughter, yes- Humphrey, assistant Senate Ga., chief strategist for South- bury, N. J., who was the pilot o-f' Hightstown Rug Mttls. He waa a terday. ern opponents of the bill, report member of the Moravian Church. Theater starts to receive films .theater was completely re- boards having only their informa Democratic leader who is floor an Army helicopter that-crashed voice at the sending-receiving manager for the measure, said ed £fter a caucus Wednesday Leaksville, N. C, and president of directly from Broadway. furbished last year. One consider- near Whittier Tuesday.' Walter Reade, Jr., of Middle- ation, Mr. Doyle said, was the meetings. PATTERSON ARMY HOSPITAL Johnson prefers the House- that they declined to agree on a Local ,?0f, Textile Workers of Funeral services are expected i town announced that the local availability of ample parking fa- Mr. O'Matley, speaking fo Fort Monmouth passed bill as it stands. But, time for voting on the Jury tria Amcricii; HightsU>wn. Reade-Sterling movie house will cilities near the Carlton. Parkin hrmself, said he was "very much 1st Lt. and Mrs. Leonard W. he added, the President is not amendment. to be held next week at the Wor- Surviving are his wife, Mrs, present "The World of Henry is a problem at some of thf in favor of regionalization." Streisel, 78 Helms Dr., Eaton- against amendments that do not Sponsored by Democratic den Funeral Home in Red Bank, Louise J. Reynolds; a daughter, town, daughter, April 24. Leader Mike Mansfield of Mori N. J. Orient," starting Wednesday, and Asbury Park theaters in the sum He said the six Little Silve weaken it. Miss Barbara G. Reynolds, at Gore Vidal's "The Best Man," be- mer. SP 5 and Mrs. James A. Seva- Humphrey told this to a re- tana and Republican Leader Ev Lt. Gilbert's parents are Mr. home; his stepmother, Mrs. Una school board members attending nick, 16 Melrose Ter., Long erett M. Dirksen of Illinois as a ginning the following Wednesday, Mr. Doyle said the price o the April 22 meeting voted in porter as the Senate headed and Mrs. Joseph Gilbert of 4? Reynolds, of Leakesvjlle; four May 13. admission to (he Carlton will no Branch, daughter, April 25. into its 44th day of- debate. The substitute for a proposal by Sen Howard Ave., New Shrewsbury brothers, J. Berkeley, Roy and favor of a motion to proceed PFC and Mrs. Burton Black- Herman E. Talmadge, D-Ga., i Both are now showing in New be affected. with the study. They were Mr civil rights leaders apparently Mr. Gilbert, a longtime Fort Ray R. Reynolds, all of Leaksville York. well, 176 Chelsea Ave., Long are determined to move to shut would provide jury trials In al! Monmouth employee, is wel and Sgt. Howard Reynolds, with "The World of Henry Orient, O'Malley, Mrs. Eleanor Dillger Branch, son, April 25. criminal contempt citations tha Also scheduled for first-run ap- Mrs. Janet Badgley, Robert L. off debate next week on a pend- known in Monmouth County the U. S. Air Force in Okinawa; picked for the first of Red Bank' Marine Corps Lance Corp. and ing compromise jury trial involved sentences of more than pearances in Red Bank are "The first-run shows, is playing al Lehman, William Howard and N. J. He is a former member two sisters, Mrs. Frances Ravag- Brass Bottle," "Viva Las Vegas" Mrs. Glenn R. Camfield, 618 B, amendment unless Southern op- 30 days and fines above $300. of the Shrewsbury Township, nie of Riohmond, Va., and Mm. Radio City. Starring Peter Sellers, Robert Fouratt. Superintendent C. NAD Earle, son, April 25. and "The Pink Panther," films David Vanderhoof and board sec ponents agree to a fixed time Russell told reporters and N. J. Board of Education and Lillian Carter of Leaksville, and Paula Prentiss, Angela Lansbury: SP 4 and^ Mrs. Ray E. Saso- that have recently opened or are retary Marshall Thompson also for voting on it. then informed Dirksen that the operates a floor waxing service a half-sister, Miss Shejby Rey. Tom Bosley, Phyllis Thaxter, Bi fetz, 60 AveSttl St., Avenel, son, Southerners did not rule out a about to open on Broadway. li Osterwald and Peter Duchin attended. Humphrey, apparently more in Eatontown, N. J. nolds of Leaksville. April 26. / optimistic than some other sup- vote next week, but said "we The new policy at the Carlton it is the story of a concert pianisl The matter will be discussed Lt. Gilbert had lived here with porters of the bill, doubts it will are not going to make any com Services will be held-Saturday will attract visitors from sur- of doubtful talent whose worlc by the Little Silver board at its his wife, the former Priscilla MONMOUTH MEDICAL be necessary to file a cloture mitments now." Dirksen had in at 4 p.m. in the Moravian rounding communities and add is invaded by a pair of goggle- May 14 meeting at which Mr. Mazza of Long Branch, N. J . Long Branch petition to break down South- sisted on some word from the Church, Leaksville, under the di- to Red Bank's growing cosmo- eyed private school girls. O'Malley will be acting presi and a son, Scott Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Brady, ern resistance. Dixie forces Wednesday. rection of the W. H. Freeman and politan atmosphere. dent since President Fouratt's Lt. Gilbert, four other soldiers The Best Man" is a more 15A Park St., Keyport, son, yes- Immediately afterward, Dirk Son Funeral Home. Burial will Formerly local moviegoers had resignation becomes effective "If we have to file, we'll file and a civilian were killed when serious production with action in terday. sen and Mansfield conferred be in Lawson Cemetery, Leaks- to travel to Asbury Park or wait May 1. it on Monday," the Minnesotan the helicopter crashed in stormy and around a national political and Dirksen announced, "I viile. during a lag of several weeks Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy, said. "We have the votes for clo- weather on Portage Glacier. The convention in Los Angeles. II The attitude toward regional! would appear that our only oul to see first-run motion pictures. 36 Waverly PI., Red Bank, daugh- ture. I doubt if we'll have to wreckage was found bjj another stars Henry Fonda, Cliff Robert- zation varies in the three send is a cloture petition." GEORGE W. BAUMANN Now, according to Jon Doyle, ter, yesterday. file." helicopter that began a search manager of the Carlton, the local son, Edie Adams, Margaret Leigh- ing districts. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Volek, POMPTON PLAINS — George ton, Shelley Berman, Lee Tracy Little Silver, according to sev- when the first craft became over- theater will share with Asbury 1817 Laurel Ter., South Belmar, due on a flight from the Port W. Baumann, 83, of 11 Prospect Park a top priority in acquiring and Ann Sothern. eral sources, is in favor of re- son, this morning. Ave., retired state manager of the gionaiization and is the prime of Whittier, 50 miles southeast films after their New York debuts. Mr. Doyle said both have been Instant Foxhole of here. Maccabees Insurance Company Occasionally, movies will be in- acclaimed by reviewers and re- mover in the current plan. Board out of the way for about 30 sec of Detroit, died Tuesday in a member Charles Sheridan spoke COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) — The Lt. Gilbert had lived in New troduced simultaneously in New ceived four stars from the New Weather U.S. Army has come up with a onds while a cratering explosion Wayne nursing home after a long York and here. York Daily News. on the subject at a Parent- Shrewsbury for most of his life New Jersey: Cloudy and cool successful device destined to digs the foxhole. He attended Tinton Falls Gram illness. Teacher Association candidates some rain at times through Fri- The instant foxhole was devel- meeting months ago. gladden the heart of every in- mar School and Red Bank High Surviving are a son, John W, day. High today SO or a bit above. fantryman—an instant foxhole. oped at the Engineer Research School and was graduated from Baumann, with whom he Hved; Holmded appears to be less Low tonight in 40B high Friday To dig a proper foxhole in the and Development Laboratory, Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. a daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Malon- The Missing Vote interested, although willing to in 50s. past, a soldier needed a pick, Ft. Belvoir, Va. in 1961 with a BS degree In chem son »f Highlands; a brother, Fred participate in the study. The ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — mail requesting an opinion on Marine shovel, stamina and sometimes The demonstration showed the ical engineering. Baumann of Flushing, L, I.; a township, with its large expanses The case of the unrecorded pri- the mixup. Cape May to Block Island: a prayer. And there were re- device works best in hard At Lafayette, he was a mem sister, Miss Carrie Baumann of of land and its favorable ratable Small craft warnings are dis- rocky, clay-type soil or frozen mary vote gets more mysterious The county Board of Elections ports that some GIs and Marines ber of Phi I£appa Tau fraternity Jersey City, and five grandchil- by the day. balance, has considered purchas- played for northeast winds 15 to in a hurry dug sufficient holes ground. This is because dir advised Mr. Keyser to check with ing its own high school site, but and of the college band. dren and four great-grandchil- "In addition to my vote noi 25 knots with some higher gusts with their bare hands. blasted from soft, loam-type soi He was an Eagle Scout with dren. Nelson R. Roberts, borough clerk. no action has been taken in that through tonight gradually becom- tends to cave in along the sides being recorded, the whole elec- A team from the U.S. Combat Boy Scout Troop 85, Shrewsbury Services were scheduled for "Mr. Roberts reported that he direction and a Holmdel high ing more northerly at 15 to 20 Development Command's infan- and the soldier has to pitch ii tion sheet that included it i and Fred Weiler (chairman of school would necessarily be as Township. this afternoon at 1 o'clock In the missing," Wilfred R. Keyser, 34 knots Friday. Gloudy some rain try agency put the new develop- out with a shovel. the local election board) spen far in the future as the 1970s. at times visibility mostly five Lt. Gilbert joined the U.S Sohlemm Funeral Home, Jersey Fourth Ave., told The Registei ment on display Wednesday at Although the device still is in Army Signal Corps In November an entire day looking for the At least several board mem- miles or more. Rough seas tides City, with burial in New York yesterday. Ft. Benning. the experimental stage, it is ex- 1961. Bay Cemetery in the same city. missing sheet, thinking it migh ber* are in no hurry to remove dose to two feet above normal. pected to be tested in the field Mr. Keyser said he wrote in have been mislaid," said Mr The result may make it pos- He was a member of St. Luke's his wife's name—Jule C. Keyser— Holmdel's contingent of students sible for a soldier to pick up a by troops beginning in October Methodist Church, Long Branch Keyser. n Red Bank High—the smallest on Democratic ballot number 8 in High during the past 24 hours, one-pound foxhole digger from The instant foxhole varies Also surviving are a brother MRS. ANNA L. ZENIA of the three. the first district as a counci But Mr. Roberts said he just 44. Low, 41. Ocean temperature, the supply sergeant and take a from 20 to 36 inches deep and Lynn, and a sister, Joan, both o MIDDLETOWN-iMns, Anna L. candidate in the primary race. records the figures supplied to Attending last week's meetiag 47. Rainfall, 1.25 inches. rest while the things digs a hole about two feet in diameter. the Howard Ave. address. Zenia, 74, of 422 Maple Dr., Bel- The vote was not recorded.' him by each district chairman, from Holmdel were Mrs. A. Kath- for him. ford, died Tuesday in her home. As a result, Mr. Keyser con- and has no control over the elec- een Beceiro, John F. Kerwin, TIDES What's more, says the Army, Born in Austria, Mrs. Zenia tacted Freehold by registered tion sheets before they are Jr., John J. landers, John F. Sandy Hook the hole can be dug hi the hard- Drafting Contest came to the United States in 1907 delivered to borough hall, Mr. Anderson, Kenneth S. WiHey, TODAY — High 10:11 a.m. and est, rockiest ground. Rule Death and moved to Belford in 1949. She Keyser explained, Charles S. Ptfeiffer, Armand T. tow 3:58 p.m. The foxhole digger comes in is the daughter of the late Peter Plan Board He said he informed the coun- Resceiniti, board secretary TOMORROW - High 10:35 a.m. two parts—the first part for Slated Saturday A Suicide and Rose Muskay Lasik and the ty superintendent of elections of George S. Kindkaid and Princi- and 10:52 p.m. and low 4:41 a.m. blasting a small hole two inches RUMSON — The second an- widow of Joseph Zenia. There are the missing voting sheet, but has al Richard Ford. and 4:27 p.m. in diameter and several inches ivIATAWAN TOWNSHIP-Wil- no survivors. nual drafting contest for Mon- liam Beckstein, 75, was found received no reply. Several pensons in Shrewsbury For Red Bank and Rumson deep. This is known as a pilot Mulls Rule moutih and Ocean County high dead last night in a oar in a Mrs. Zenia was a member of St. "If it isn't an out-and-out il- said they were in favor of the bridge, add two hours; Sea hole. school students will be held in Mary's Catholic Church, New Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long garage behind his home at V. legality, it's certainly a voting- study. The second partvof the device the Freehold Regional High Beokstein Dr. Monmouth. On Parking irregularity, and something should Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- is placed in the pilot hole, a pri- One of them was Charles P. School Saturday. Dr. Harry L. Harwood, assist- Services will be held tomorrow .-.:-jlED BANK — The Planning be done," declared Mr. Keyser. lands bridge, add 40 minutes. mer is set, and the soldier gets Lascaro, the school board's rep- Fred W. Puhlfuerst, genera' ant county physician, said the at 8:30 a.m. at the Scott Funeral Board, acting at the request of Borough Attorney Henry J. Sal- esentative to the sehdarig-receiv- chairman of the contest commit- man had been dead approximate- Home. A High Requiem Mass will Borough Council, last night re- ing has indicated that there is ing meetings, who said board tee of the Shore Shop Teaohens ly 12 hours. He ruled the death viewed the parking requirements be offered in St. Mary's Catholic nothing, to his knowledge, that members George Grim and Rich- Association, has announced that a suicide. He died from asphyx- of the recently adopted apartment Church at 9:30 a.m. Burial will can be done by borough officials. ard L. Kraybill. who. also at- 300 Attend Memorial all students of both counties in iation due to carbon monoxide control ordinance. be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. When asked if he would chal- ended the meeting, also voted industrial arts classes may en- poisoning, Dr. Harwood said. It found the requirements in lenge the mixup in court, Mr. or the study. Vice Principal ter either of the two sections of According to police, Dr. Fran- HARRY W. BRADLEY need of clarification, but not lack*. Keyser said he couldn't afford it Curtis Bradley was the fourth the contest. He said fliere wil For Rabbi Hershon cis W. Holman, Keyport physi- HIGHLANDS—Harry W. Brad- ing. "I guess I'm out of luck unless Shrewsbury representative ''at- be an engineering section and cian, contacted headquarters somebody offers to help," he re- tending. RUMSON — Same 300 people Rabbi Gybgr.t.jS,. Rosenthal and an arc|i)tectar^ se^Jion. ley, 67, retired custodian of Rum- "Thedauss under study-caHs^for ^^ attended a -memorial-service Jar about'6.;5p,p.m, and said he was marl " Mr. Lascaro saI3 he "ffiatt't Cantor-Eicfray>rScfearff;0omJActed ~Sponsbrs-TWTa3arare- t spn-Fair Haven Regional High "V/t parking places per dwelling Rabbi Arthur H. Hershon, rabbi worried because he RalT BeefTTry-' School, who died Tuesday, lived think sending-receiving contracts the service. Speakers included mouth County Society of Archi- unit, and specifies that they must emeritus of Congregation Bnai David Ruda, president of the ing, but could not reach Mr with a nephew, Robert Matthews, be 300 square feet each, excluding would be an obstacle since a tects and the Monmouth County Beckstein by telephone. Israel, in the synagogue last congregation, Henry Hurwitz, a at 12 Second Ave., The Register backing and turn around areas. Smith Quits mutual agreement could break night. ': Chapter, Society of Tool and Man- Patrolmen Lester Gerhard and them, nor did he think the cost past president, and Mrs. Morris learned yesterday. The space requirement was at- ufacturing Engineers. Charles Candloro were dispatched of the feasibility study would be Rabbi Aaron Lefkowitz, of Westerman, a, past president of A day-long session will begin His address had been reported tacked as being excessive at the Temple Beth Miriam, Elberon, to the home and found the vic- As Candidate problem since the work would the Sisterhood,' at 9 a.m. tim in the front seat of his -car as 2012 Rt. 88; Brick Township, public hearing of the ordinance, who delivered the eulogy, quoted the home of a brother whom he and council asked the planners to J. Smith, be coordinated by the county in the garage. superintendent's office. the dying words of Michelangelo, was visiting when he died. have another kok. Critics thought 12 Sunset P3.; Port Moumouth, "life has been good; the forces PoKce said the ignition key the 300-foot rule would be a par- Democratic candidate for tax Although the current proposal of darkness and death have" nev- Dry or Wet Ferry? was on and that the gas gauge Funeral arrangements, under ticular hardship in apartments collector here, has withdrawn does not include plans for con- er overcome creativity." read empty. the direction of tiie John E. Day with indoor or subterranean from the campaign. struction, space limitations might TRENTON (AP)—The ques- cision on the basis of traffic Dr. Holman pronounced the Funeral Home, Red Bank, wW For Rabbi Hershon, who parking facilities. Mr. Smith declined to give a influence Red Bank's attitude. tion of whether to serve cock- safety. man dead at the scene. be announced. reason for his decision. loved life, God, family, country tails and beer on an interstate The Delaware River and Bay The planners last night dis Red Bank's school board sec- Police said Mr. Beokstein had He successfully defeated Mario and the rabbinate, the forces of ferry run is still open as far as Authority has announced it will agreed, although they entered in retary, Richard Lyon, said been under Dr. Holman's care MRS. NIKOLAY A. METELSKY J. Spatola, Belford, in a con- darkness and death never over- New Jersey is concerned, Gov. seek liquor licenses in both Del and had left a note to a friend. their records the intended inter- arch enrollment figures showed came the forces of creativity," MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP - test for the tax collector nomi- 383 tuition students from Little Richard J. Hughes said Tues- aware and New Jersey with, the Police did not disclose contents Mrs. Anastasia K. Metelsky,, 70, pretation of the provision. The nation in last week's primary Rabbi Lefkowitz said. idea of serving cocktails and board said the 300 square feet Silver, 206 from Shrewsbury and day. of the note. of Perrineville-Hightstown Rd., election. 80 from Holmdel. As Michelangelo saw the vi- He said he personally finds no beer on a ferry service to open The Bedle Funeral Home, Ma- died yesterday jn Mercer Hos- should be the space actually used sions of his soul in marble blocks, July 1 between Cape May, N.J., by the parked vehicle and the There have been reports, de- Dr. M. Gregg Hibbs, superin- moral fault with the suggestion. tawan, is in charge of arrange- pital, Trenton. nied by party officials, that Mr. so Rabbi Hershon saw them in But he said he will make his de- and Lewes, Del. ments. area needed to maneuver the car endent of Red Bank schools, the members of his congregation, She was born in the Ukraine, Into and out of the space, but Smith was annoyed with the iaid yesterday that the high The Authority's actions are leaders for reportedly consider- whom he sculpted to fit the ideals daughter of the late Mr. and thouM not Include access ways to ichool has plenty of room this subject to veto by the governors ing appointing someone else to of Jewish ideology and culture, Mrs. Gregory Kosian. parking areas. year, and wiH have next year, of New Jersey and Delaware. Soldier of Month the post of interim tax collector. Rabbi Lefkowitz said. Fair Housing Proponents contend the liquor Surviving are her husband, but sometime in the future the plan would increase patronage Nikolay A. Metelsky; two sons, Earl K. Bastmond, tax collec- oard will have to make a de- When Rabbi Hershon came to tor, retires effective June 30. Red Bank in 1933, he was the on the ferry service. William Metelsky of Clarksburg ision between more space or Panel Slated and Nicholas Metelsky of Brook- Loan OKd His post must be filled on nn 'ewer pupils. only spiritual leader for Jews of A bill is pending in the Dela interim basis until Jan. 1 when orthodox, conservative and re- ASBURY PARK - Officials of ware Legislature which would lyn, N. Y., and two daughters, the new collector, to be elected The Red Bank board has not formed affiliations, and welded three Monmouth County munici- prohibit issuance of a liquor 11 Mrs. Lillian Martin and Miss To Pay For in November, takes "office. liscussed the regional plan yet, one congregation of all three, palities will participate in a cense on the Delaware side of Tessie Metelsky both of Brook- Party officials have declined nd President Edmund Canzona Rabbi Lefkowitz said. panel discussion on "Municipal the bay. lyn, N. Y. !o discuss reports that Edward s in Florida, Dr. Hibbs said. Government's Role in the Fair Swim Pool Civic Leadership Housing Situation" at the meet- If New Jersey issued a li Graveside services will be held I. Coughlin, Leonardo, is slated Almost certain to have an ef cense, drinks would be served MONMOUTH BEACH—Borough He praised Rabbi Hershon's ing of the Shore Citizens for Saturday at St. Vladimir's Cem- :o get the interim appointment. feet on Red Bank's thinking will on the New Jersey half of the work-»as a civic leader, and in Better Human Relations tonight etery, Jackson Township, under Commission Tuesday approved je a survey of school facilities run. a resolution authorizing the bor- furthering inte-1 .faith understand- at 8:30 in the First Presbyterian direction of the Freeman Fu- eing conducted by consultants neral Home, Freehold. - rough to borrow $25,000 from the 'rom Rutgers University. ing. Church, Grand Ave. Monmouth County National Bank Busy The Board of Education did not Rabbi Hershon, who died The panel will include Mayor HEALTH CAPSULES for one year at an interest rate (Continued) expect the survey to disclose a March 26, was spiritual leader Milton Untermeyer of Long by Michael A. Petti, MJD. At Dix of 2'/4 per cent. ing on the affair for Mrs. White. of the congregation for 26 years Branch; James Coleman, Jr., an eed for more high school space, IF VDU HAVE TROUBLE WITH The funds are needed for She calls her "the backbone of and only at the request of citizens until his retirement from the Asbury Park councilman and VOUR LUNGS, IS IT OK. TO temporary financing of construc- trie Democratic party." was a study of high school facil- active pulpit in 1959 and rabbi Hatfield Catley, director of ur- TRAVEL &i PLANE ? £ tion of the new borough-owned Katz yesterday refused to dis- ties included. emeritus until his retiremen ban renewal for Neptune Town- swimming pool, Mayor Sidney B. cuss Campi and his feelings as However, one of the reasons for two years ago. He also served ship. Johnson explained. a losing candidate for the chair- confidence in the existing high as auxiliary chaplain at Fort William Barnes, a field repre- Work on the pool construction manship. "I rest on my state- chool was the expectation that Monmouth for 25 years. sentative of the New Jersey Di- Is progressing. Mayor Johnson ment of last night," he said. Holmdel would be withdrawing Present for the service were vision on Civil Rights, will be said, but the bonds which will "Now I am busy working on sev- its students some day. his widow, Mrs. Ida Caplan Her- panel moderator. finance the $42,000 project are eral legal cases and haven't time Mr. O'Malley observed that If shon, and his son and daughter- A question and answer period John J. Moran not scheduled to be sold until to talk about politics." ind when a regional board of ed- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Her- will follow the formal panel dis- June 14. The lawyer told reporters after ucation is established, it would shon of Hokendauqua, Pa. cussion. The meeting is open to LUDWIGSBURG, Germany - The commission approved an the county committee meeting be up to the body to consider Also present were the Protes- the public. Alfred Herbert, PFC John J. Moran, 23, son of amended bingo license and two Tuesday he would support all he need for regional construe tant and Catholic chaplains al South Belmar, is program chair- Mrs. Elizabeth Moran, 39 Oak raffle licenses for Precious Blood Democratic candidates and de- Rockland State Hospital, Orange- man. land St., Red Bank, N. J., was Catholic Church. clared his vote "indicates a con- burg, N.Y., where Rabbi Hershon The Shore Citizens has an named Soldier of the Month for tinuing and unstoppable demand was Jewish chaplain at the time nounced that, because of the tho 341h Signal Battalion's Com for an improvement in the party Ban Lifted of his death. pressure of church duties, Rev. pany A., last month. and refusal by many Democrats BELMAR — Knees and thighs John E. Slater has resigned the PFC Moran, who is stationed Surprise to accept the present status of the will be uncovered again on sum- presidency. Rev. Harold R. near here, is a 1959 graduato of (Continued) party as a minority party in Mon- Uphold Dismissal USUAILV VES, BUT IF VOU GET mer evenings in this seashore Dean, pastor of the Unitarian VERY SHORT OF BREATH WITH Red Bank High School. mouth." town. ture-obsarving science classes, at Of Court Action Church, Middlttown, the vice SLIGHT EXERTION, FLYING no cost. Campi feels the Democrats The Board of Commissioners president, will head the group ISNT RECOMMENDEP. MOVE TO MIDDLETOWN have thrashed out their family The board agreed to seek an has decided to lift the ban, sever- TRENTON (AP) - The Ap until the next election. M1DDLETOWN - Mr. and affairs and urges "all party mem- evaluation of its possible useful- al years old, against wearing peltate Division of Superior Court Mrs. Thomas Mollica, formerly bers to unite in one common ef- Anthony Inghillere ness from the architect, but not shorts after 7 p.m. in any place upheld dismissal yesterday of a of Flushing, L. I., have taken up fort in the campaign." to enter an option agreement. Mr. where alcoholic beverages are suit seeking appointment of a Prayer residence in their newly acquired RED BANK — Anthony Ing- Roy and Mr. Kelsey said that Mrs. White, who was unable to sold. receiver for Hydorcarbon Chemi home at 389 Rt. 35, here. hillere, 22, son of Vito Inghillere (Continued) no one is fioing to buy the land- attend the committee meeting- The board rescinded the portion cals Inc. of Newark and Berke- Mr. Mollica conducts a boat of North Bridge Ave., has been locked parcel off Park Rd. in a she backed Campi—will sit on the f a local ordinance that pro- ey Shore Estates, an Ocean ings don't have to be long. It's a constitutional question and cushion sales business — Mollica assigned to Fort Dix for eight hurry. dais and make a speech at the hibited shorts, but left in effect County real estate development. you lawyers on the committee could decide it right now." Foum Products—in premises ad- weeks of basic training. Ho will Democratic state committee's ban against bathing suits in The Appellate Court said the fi- Becker's comment caused one of his committee supporters, joining their home. he assigned to Fort Monmouth The June 9 referendum will al- $100 a plate fund-raising dinner drinking places after 7. nancial affairs of Hydrocarbon so propose purchase of a house Rep. Basil L. Whitener, D-NC, to object. "Lawyers who are for six months of reserve duty. May 9 at Hie Atlantic City Con- Chemicals and five of its sub- worth their salt shouldn't be rushed into amending the con- and lot north of Knollwood School vention Hall. President Johnson Quechua, language of the In- The arid soil of Sahara Desert idiary^companies have taken stitution," he said. dians of western South America, UKATII NOTII-K (P.S. The board issued author- will be gupst speaker. WII.EV Itli-linril II.. wit M. ill 32» asos is immensely fertile, and vcr by federal bankruptcy court Becker said later that unless tho hearings are ended by is being taught to students plan- ized issuance of contracts total- Klupwuliiiry Avc>.. Red Hank. IIIIH! April Mrs. Rocco Bonforte, Long :rops are very nutritious because and the state suit is now moot. May 14 he will denounce the committee in a House speech and ning social service careers in 2S, Ann lit rir, unit Mm. llrrmi'n Wiley. Ing $3,082 to various suppliers of ruiMHnn of Mr». lleltn K. Wl|i-y unrl Branch, is president of the wom- soil chemicals have not been The application for a state-ap- ask members to sign a discharge petition that would take hat part of the world. il. Itlrilln lluirnton. Puni'ml Hervlrt-R Janitorial needs, and to J. L. en's club holding the luncheon pointed receiver was originally ildny, |0 ».m. [ram 8t. Thoma* P.E. eached out by rain. his amendment away from the committee and bring it directly fllllrdi. Interment Kfrmlr-n Omflerv, Hammet Co. for $1,915 for gen- here for the ambassador. Mrs. filed by J. C. Williams Adv., an to the house floor for a vote. Vilhnlln. New YII.'.I. Frl«mln m»y rail eral, classroom and art ma- "»Mrge Rescler, RariUn Town- advertising firm at Rt. 35 and Lake Okcechobee Is the source at the rhttrctl thlq tvcrilng truin 7 !n 9 You always get fast results The petition wai filed last year and has acquired 167 of of water for the Everglades Na- p.m. In llrw or flowers »tnd crintrl* terials.) ship, is handling publicity. with Register Classified ads. Asbury Ave., Neptune Township. button! lo Acolyte SuclBty, Bt. ThoFllM the 218 signatures needed. Ional Park. Epticopal Church. Settlement HJUi BATIK KJtAilaltri lnursday, April &T, iyu*—o Lodge Tops in N.J. Voting National, World Of $10,963 ranted Special Dispensation NSWAJUC (APK«« «m- lot the 11,6, ten- to the national nominating can- pteto ntero of Htw tt«, 19 caagreitlonal stati and imtitm. MOM til Ho* tut- **ta«y election &,M*A MS delegate tlott for national publican presidential pouibili. Ends Suit fo Be Ordained Catholic Priest AnbuMMtor Henry Cabot Lodge News in Brief FBBEHOU> - A Red Bank conventions. tie* campaigned lor delegate* NEWARK (AP) - A fwmer The dispensation was granted tow flw favorite among voter* In addition to his votes from and an unpledged slate was uti driver yesterday accepted a NICOSIA, Cyprus—The Greek by a Texas firm—TV Cable of o Ernest Adam Beck, 39, •.* who wrote is t presidential pref- republicans, Lodge, U.S. ambas- elected. $10,963 settlement In bis suit .utheran minister from North •rence. Cypriote broke their cease-fire in Austin—to free itself of FCC re- Detroit native who wa* paster sador to Viet Nam, picked up Other public figures who re- against a River Plaza man for lergen, married and the father the Kyrenia mountain range to- striction and compete aH-out with »f Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Republican voten gave Lodge 40 Democratic votes. Nixon and ceived write-ins were: injuries suffered in an accident >f two, has been granted a day with a mortar attack on KTBC-TV, the station owned by in North Bergen. He is married 7,»1 votes, to 4,788 (or Sen. Goldwater got nine more each Sen. Margaret Chase Smith early two years ago. Turkish Cypriots defending the the Johnson interests in Austin pecial dispensation from Pope to the former Dorothy Marie Barry Goldwater of Arizona and from Democrats. of Maine (including 10 Dem' Joseph PaJmieri of 210 Shrews- J beseiged castle of St. Hilarion. In doing so, it increased the aul VI to be ordained a Roman 3oliin'of Teanecfc. 4,480 for former vice president Gov. William Scranton of ocratic); Gov. George Romney iury Ave., Red Bank, the taxi Seven mortar shells were fired prospects that a competing firm According to the News Serv- Richard M. Nixon. Pennsylvania received 781 votes, of Michigan, 104 (including 5 Iriver, sued Eugene Flatley of latholic Priest. at the castle in 15 minutes, but will- win the race with TV ca- ce, Beck is given approval to On the Democratic side, Pres- one from a Democrat, and New Democratic); Gov. Richard J !09 Pine St., River Plata, as a The National Catholic Welfare there was no immediate report ble for subscribers—and profits— xercise in full the rights, ident Johnson polled 3,192 write- York's Gov. Nelson A. Rocke- Hughes of New Jersey, 34 (one esuit of a collision at about 2 lonference News Service, in an of damage. The cease-fire ended in Austin. And the Johnson in- privileges and obligation) of ins and was trailed by Gov, feller had 638, including four Republican); U.N. Ambassador m. Ocr. 12, 1962. irticle printed Wednesday in the 13 hours after it was announced. terests have an option to pur- marriage, .together with the un- George Wallace of Alabama from Democrats. Adlai Stevenson, Democrat, 22 In testimony before County Mewark archdiocesan paper The chase half the stock of that com- restricted* exercise of the priest- with 322 and Atty. Gen. Robert Johnson's total was swelled Seir. Clifford P. Case of New Fudge Thomas J. Smith and a Advocate, said no other Ameri- AnU-GOP Action peting firm at low cost. hood. F. Kennedy with 301. to 3310 with the addition of J18 Jersey, 21 (one Democratic); ury, Mr. Paimieri said he wa: :an has been accorded this The 6-0 vote yesterday was an- During the past 12 years in The official returns were from Republican votes. Wallace, Democratic Sen. Hubert Hum JACKSON, Miss.-The move to Iriving a taxicab west on Ridge irivilege. other chapter in the lengthening Germany, the News Service 17 of 19 counties where voters finishing second to Johnson phrey of Minnesota, 15; former stamp out Republicanism in Mis- Id., Rumson, when a car driven wrangle between two Texas pay said, five married fomjer could write in a presidential among Democratic voters, New Jersey Democratic Gov sissippi with new election laws >y Mr. Flatley, going east on Ihe television operations seeking to 'rotestant ministers have been preference in the April 21 pri- actually did better among Re- Robert B. Meyner, 11; Dem looks like another lost cause itreet, went across a painted give Austin residents more pro- irdained priests under special mary. In the state's two other publicans. The Alabama gov- ocratic Sen. Harrison A. Wil today. raffic line and collided with his Police Chiefs' grams than KTBC, the city's on- lispensations granted by the counties, Cape May and Burling- ernor was the choice of 373 liams Jr. of New Jersey, 5; The 22 bills backed by Gov. ixi. Paul Johnson, which passed the ly station, can provide. The settlement was reached in oly See. *>• ton, the write-in space was Republicans in addition- to the former Democratic Presiden' Action Called Beck is expected to be or- crowded off the ballot by numer- Harry S. Truman, 4; State Senate, ran into sur- he second day of trial before it 322 Democrats who wrote in his HI JACK TRUCK iained in the diocese of Mainz, ous local candidates." name. Robert Kennedy got on* Democratic Sen. Edward Ken prisingly strong opposition in vas sent by Judge Smith to the the House. CHICAGO - Three robbers hi- ermany, in the- near future. In Essex and Camden counties Republican vote, for a total of nedy of Massachusetts, 3; Re ury. Albert T. Berich of the 'Perfectly Silly' After two straight setbacks in acked a truck loaded with near- Jed Bank law firm of Wise He was admitted at the Mainz the tabulation still was not com- 302. publican Gov. Mark Hatfield ol NEWARK (AP) — State Su Diocesan Seminary in 1956, two Oregon, 3; Republican Milton House votes, Rep. Roy Strick- ly three tons of silver bullion Vise, Wichrmann and Berich rep- plete on the long and com- The results of the write-in do valued at $75,000 to $100,000 yes- esented Mr. Paimieri. Ralph W >reme Court Justice Joseph Wein- rears after he and his wife were plicated ballots, which included not bind New Jersey's delegates Eisenhower, 3. land, floor manager of the pack- age of bills, showed little hope terday. :ampbell of Asbury Park repre- raub, whose opinion two police eceived into the Roman Cath- for future victory, The truck driver, Salvatore La- ented Mr. Flatley. :hiefs have cited in changing )lic Church. He was also a "I think Wirt Yerger, State valle, 50, who was held captive heir procedures in releasing tudent at the Benedictine Rep. M. L. McAllister and Sen. by the robbers for nearly two :rime reports, says such action leminary at Conception, Mo., A New Role for Dr. Bunting Dirksen have won their battle," hours, was within a few blocks s "perfectly silly." ind recently taught at Corpus he said. of his destination when he was Police chiefs in Wayne and :hristi High School, St. Louis. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - mendations of the experts." met by the hijackers on the Budget Bloomfield said this week they The News Service said the She added the further hope Yerger is state GOP chairman. College president, microbiologist VIcAllister is the only Republican south side. (Continued) were tightening restrictions on lispensation was granted at the and now the first women member 'that my experience in educa- The 75 bars of silver was to lemented by legislation, he add- the release of crime and accident equest of Bishop Hermann tional administration will give in the Mississippi Legislature. of the United States Atomic En' Sen. Everett M. Dirksen, R-Ill., have been delivered to a plant 1. news and both cited an opinion /okl of Mainz, and was sup- ergy Commission—what kind of some insight into the problems of of the Nationail Lead Co. It had Hughes proposed the program made three months ago by Wein- ported by Richard Cardinal business and industry." is the party's Senate minority person is Dr. Mary I. Bunting? leader. been shipped from the U.S. Met- n his budget message to the traub. Cushing of Boston and Augustin Not much more than 20 yeats Still being briefed on the com- als Refining Co., Carteret, N. J. egislature Feb. 3 but did not Weintraub said yesterday it was Cardinal Bea, president of the ago she was living in the cellar plexities of her new duties, Mrs. include it in his budget request unfortunate that his remarks had Secretariat for Promoting Bunting makes no specific pre- Cuba-Britain of a house she and her college WASHINGTON - Top U.S. of- FLYING OBJECTS because there was no legislation been blown up beyond his inten- Christian Unity. teacher husband were building in dictions but she voices belief WASHINGTON — The Air providing for such a program. tion. He said his main concern The Becks were married in that: ficials are understood to have Connecticut. She was raising veg- urged anew in private talks here Force has investigated more However Hughes said he would was to make certain that police 1949 in Tulia, Tex., where he etables, keeping chickens and "The commissioners share a this week that Britain revise its than 8,000 reported unidentified * glad to consider such a pro- officials and lawyers do not "try was pastor of Christ Lutheran goats—and starting her family of public trust which embraces the policy of trade with Cuba and flying objects in 16 years "and ;ram if the legislature approved the merits of the case in Church. Mrs. Beck and their four. She had to complete the Job hazards, but also the potential- support the U.S. effort to deny has yet to discover any evidence it and provided the necessary the press. . ." As an example, he two children, Michael, 13, and of bringing up f-eir three sons ities for human betterment which itally needed industrial and that UFOs represent a threat" funds. He suggested $2.2 million said a remark such as "there's no Monica, 9, have been residing and a daughter—alone—for death the wise use of atomic energy Ira spoliation equipment to the to U.S. security. Harper said the $1 miliion cu doubt we have the right man' in Oklahoma City, Okla. took her doctor-husband 17 years can offer." Castro government. It also said today that probes from Rutgers would not affec after an arrest could be con- Beck taught at the Lutheran after their marriage. Secretary of State Dean Rusk of such sightings back to 1947 the university's operation be- sidered prejudicial. school in Charlotte, N.C., and But this is only a part of the has held a series of discussions have failed to turn up any evi- cause it received $2 million an- Weintraub declared that occur- was vicar of Grace Lutheran complex picture of Dr. Mary I. Golf Course on world problems with British dence that UFOs are "alien in- nually in insurance dividends rence of a crime is "proper Church in Teanecfc, where he Bunting, vigorous, youthful-look- Foreign Secretary R. A. Butler. terplanetary space vehicles un- and premiums which it used foi news." He said the charges met his wife. He became pastor ing, friendly and informal presi- President Johnson had a confer- der some form of intelligent con construction. He said the univer against a person are also news of the North Bergen church in dent of Radeliffe College, who Shortage In ence with Butler Wednesday. trol." sity would shift half of this to and it's "perfectly silly" to in- 950. recently was named to the AEC Officials have confirmed that This report was furnished to over the $1 million which th< terpret his comments as sanc- After ordination, Beck will by President Johnson. She was New Jersey Cuban issues were taised in the The Associated Press as the Air tate cut from its operating budg ioning the withholding d crime study at the Mainz university only 48 when she was named to Dr. Mary I. Bunting Rusk-Butler talks. The White Force looked into a new epi news. 'or a doctorate in theology. the presidency. She took office TRENTON (AP) - Most of House only said that the foreign demic of strange sightings in the , Other additions to the budgel The chief justice suggested that In I960, after completing five teach freshmen and thus main- New Jersey has a shortage of secretary and the President dis- skies over New Mexico. request include $100,000 foi f police chiefs have any ques- years as dean of Douglass Col- tains contact with younger stu- golf courses and governmeni cussed matters of mutual inter- dredging in the Inland Waterway tion about his remarks they Rowan Company lege. Douglass is the women's dents. should do something to comba est. and $40,000 for the city of Tren should contact county prose- •chool at Rutgers University. She has ideas about girls: that it, the statewide Planning Bu- RED BANK — The Rowan Police Week ton to replace lost tax ratables cutors. Controller Co., electronic equip- Now 53, Mrs. Bunting likes to they have a right to expect more reau reported today. WARRANT FOR BRUNSON Hughes had requested $3.6 mil of life than the old routines- ment manufacturers at 30 Bridge The bureau said the critica NEW YORK — A bench war- lion in a supplemental appropria U. S. Chamber Backs Ave., has declared a regular domestic or otherwise—of past areas are the northeastern coun- rant has been issued for the ar- Planned In tion for the current budget year. generations. quarterly dividend of five cents Historian's ties, Middlesex, Mercer and Cam- rest of Isiah Brunson, 22-year-old The committee cut $250,526 from Trading With Reds per share payable on May 20 to And that, in a nutshell, is one den counties, and the shore area. Negro chairman of the Brooklyn his request and added $50,000 for WASHINGTON — The U.S. shareholders of record May 8. major reason why she decided to While the popularity of golf has Middletown 1 chapter of the Congress of Ra- forest firefighting and $7,362 fo Chamber of Commerce has pu The board of directors of the Talk Slated lay down for one year the ab- mounted since 1930, the bureau cial Equality (CORE). MIDDLETOWN - The local po the legislature Welfare Investiga itself on record as favoring in sorbing program she has laid out said, the number of golf courses lice department will hold its thirc firm announced a 25 perfcent The warrant was issued yester- i. Cbmmittee. creased trade in non-strategi stock dividend in March. ;r.2 for herself at Radeliffe. She put. in New Jersey has declined from day when Brunson failed to ap- annual Police Week May 11 t< Harper said the cut in aid'fo goods with Russia and othei it this way: 158 to 148. May 15. In the first quarter of 1964,3he Tomorrow pear in Manhattan Crimina indigent patients in nursin] European Communist nations. net earnings of the company SHREWSBURY - Historian "In view of my belief that The shortage of public coursei Court to answer charges that During that period, the depan homes was made because tto The resolution was approved ment will conduct guided toun amounted to $54,815 or .16 per Samuel SteHe Smith of Monmouth women's education has been se- is especially acute, the report grew out of a sit-in at city hall committee felt the rate should Wednesday by about 90 per cen share on sales of $1,127,075, In Beach will speak on "Shrewsbury riously hampered by the appar- said. Only 36 of the courses are by civil rights demonstrators las of police facilities for resident be increased over a two-yeai of the businessmen at th and interested groups. the same period of 1963 a loss of in the 1600s" at Shrewsbury Ter- ent narrowness and lack of op- public, it said. March 27. About the same time period instead of the one year chamber's annual meeting here, $18,801 or .12 per share was le- centenary Night tomorrow in portunities open to educated wom- Th"e''bureau recommended: yesterday, Arnold Goldwag, com- The program is being held li suggested by Hughes. He sai conjunction with National Polio Speakers favoring a freer trad ported on sales of $880,850. ' Fern Ross Auditorium. en in this country, I could scarce- —Lowering the property tax munity relations director and the committee approved only th policy said if U.S. businessmer 1 Week. Substantial reductions have Mr. Smith is the author of the ly refuse the President's person- burden on'gplf'cc-urseX"?..,!"*'» amount requested—saving. tfi were prevented from selling t( y The department will hold been made in the cost of maie- recently publisfted "Sandy~H6oK aTTfr\mstfeirtJ»toi*«au» CLOSID MONDAYS than a year ago that the law women to hold the office of 'or the local, said the meeting NO DAILY OR TRANSIENT ADMISSIONS Implied a woman could not be county chairman. lid not get out of hand. aii)> 29-iD; medium (40 lbs rv to do with the money when they ong hoods exchanged for Series Egg Market erase) K-UW. emails (M Ibt mature?" M. P.H does not become taxable until average) JO-MJ^; peewees (Jl A) I think your wiaest course your H bonds are redeemed or NEW YORK AP)-{USDA>- lbs average) 17-17(4. would be to exdtuge your pres- mature. WWesftte *gg fittertagj of jwn- Browne Extra fancy he*vy ent £ bond* immedUttelr lot St- bo mi extra targe light; Urge Successful ria H, bonds, which jay current weight (4? lbs min) WA-W The prohet Mohacuned re- *Wt*s adequau; m*diums axn- incomes portedly n(tt*ed to enter Dtmtv plt. Dtxatai steady yesterday. !«acy medium (41 lbs average) You b*v« a stibsumtiil accural cua, Syria, saying, 'A man may 21-24; fancy heavy weight (47 Whites: Extra fancy heavy I interest, now that your E not eater paradise twice, and 1 weight <47 lbs min) 29-30V4; fanlb- s min) 30-30& smalls (36 lbs Investing bonds are in their first period of prefer to await the immortal cy medium (41 lbs average) 23- average) 20-20%; peewees (31 extension. Series H. bonds at $1,paradise.. " 34; fancy heavy weight (47 lbslbs average) 17-17%. Roger E. Spear By ROGER E. SPEARj 000 denomination pay $3 by gov- Q) "In Sept. 1961, I bought 10 like Dow becomes relatively d& ernment check after 6 months of Komodo dragons, largest of all shares of Dow Chemical at 84%.presied. holding, $14.50 on the second living lizards, are found only on The stock then dropped consid- Your average bliare puce i check, then $15—and after a year the steep-sloped Island of erably and I decided to buy IDnow very close to tha. market, and one-half, $20 each 6 months Komodo In the Lesser Sunda ittuilf. IP* to maturity. mcf pnbltM or more at 65. Do you think I should and your loss on the fust pur- chain of Indonesia and nearby sell my shares bought at a high- chase for income tax purposes ' And your accumulated interest Rintja, Padar and Rores. Something er price to register a loss for relatively unimporfaitf, Dow', tax purposes, or should I hold earnings have been rising, shoul both lots?" I. R. do so again in 1964, and the div dend has been increased. revolutionary A) If I may say so, you showed very good sense by averaging I advise you to hold your.,,2' NOW! New comfort! New durability! Hew beauty in down in Dow when it became shares. depressed in price. Q) "I am retired on a pensior is happening and social security. I have abou Although I am strongly opposed $8,000 in series E bonds coming to averaging down in a weak due in 1965-1968. Since I havi NEW 1964 SEALY at the stock—like Brunswick, where the held them for seventeen years o fundamentals have deteriorated more with no income, I feel badly—I am heartily in favor of is not worthwhile keeping them th§ practice when a strong stock now. What would you advise m lp jjtcher POSTUREPEDIC Market Takes 3d Dip ... and no backache from sleeping on a too-soft mattress Despite Heavy Trading By ED MORSE Second was Curtis Publishing, up 1% at 13% on 121,400 shares. Watch for it on May 1st. 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All These Most Wanted *lTW*5TH£/^Sr 1COUIOCO WA&RDTHAT BROKE Features for Only Offers GOP Poverty Plan $ It Costs Less to Control Termites than to Ignore Them! WASHINGTON (AP) - New a witness before the committee. 298 Jersey Rep. Peter H. B. Frel- Shriver said the state control Big combination has 13.8 cu. ftf ca* Termites attack the house understructure, wood- Inghuysen has offered a Re- proposed by Frelinghuysen paclty. Refrigerator section, within work, etc., entering from underground nests. Working publican substitute for the Dem-would make the program too "undercover," these expensive pests are seldom seen ocratic administration's anti- rigid. Under the administration easy, no-stoop reach, never needs da* until damage has been caused. poverty program. bill, communities could go frosting, has 4 cabinet shelves (1 slides out), egg tray, vegetable bins, butter Frelinghuysen's program, directly to the new agency for You can mow...or tow a NEW LOW COST PROTECTION which would cost $1.5 billion, funds for a community-wide compartment, 2 full width door shelves differs considerably from the anti-poverty project. lawn roller or cart with Bo- (bottom one holds yz gal. milk con* .... for infested and non-infested houses — old homes, administration's $962.5 million Shriver also said he didn't lens Suburban riders. Cover tainers, tall bottles), big 3.3 cu. ftf new homes and houses under construction. Ask us for package. like the plan to require the ground fast — over 260 feet Roll-Out Freezer, magnetic safety door. details about our $5000 damage guaranteed protection on states to match federal grants per minute. Cut a 26-inch No colls on back (fits flat against wall, qualified buildings and contents — only small annual cost. Instead of the youth training camps, community actions pro- by one-third starting the second swath with Bolens Suburban lines up with base cabinets). grams, aids for the rural poor year, and one-half the third 26 lor 24-inch with Subur- FREE INSPECTION BY EXPERTS and domestic service corps pro- year. The administration bill ban 24). Trim to V2-inch either NO DOWN PAYMENT! Easj Term«I It costs you nothing to find if hidden termites are de- proposes a .10 per cent match- side. Forward and reverse •Minimum Retail We* posed by the administration, itWStwaj.Vl stroying your property. Simply PHONE or write now for Frelinghuysen would let the ing requirement. speeds. Geared transmission, complete FREE inspection by an expert. We will give you a secretary of Health, Education "We build highways under a auto-differential. Guarded full report. and Welfare distribute $500 mil- 90-10 matching formula," Shri- grass discharge and blade Over 600,000 houses serviced. Our work is GUARAN- lion a year for three years to ver said. "I don't see why, if lock-out for safety. Try a state agencies for use as the TEED by (1) Bruce-Terminix, (2) E. L. Bruce Co. This guar- we can use it to construct roads Bolens Suburban, at- antee is INSURED by American Employer's Insurance Co. states decide. He woiild also BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP require the states to put up we can't use it to reconstruct EXPERT REPAIR OF TERMITE DAMAGE one-third of the federal grant people." MONMOUTH 46 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK '• .. . Illustrated Folder on request the second year and half in the third year. There's no Trick to Having E» MOWER, INC 741-4310 — OPEN WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS Frelinghuysen, ranking GOP tra Cash. You Get it Fast When member of the House Education You Vse The Register Classified. Hwy. 35, Mlddletown 671-1073 and Labor Committee, unveiled I Free Parking in rear of Store on White Street Parking Lot his program at a news con- ference Tuesday while hearings on the administration bill were winding up in the committee. He said 'he had discussed the program with other Republican World's Largest members of the committee and in Termite Control with House GOP leaders and/ that he hoped for some co- SiKlllizlt{ EICIHITIIJ sponsors. open daily 'til 9, Saturday 'til 6 hhmitw Meantime, at the meeting on the administration bill, Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, D-N.Y., chairman of the House Educa- BRUCE-TERMINIX SERVICE CORP. tion and Labor Committee, ran 559 Main St., East Orange, N. J. - OR 4-7683 over Frelinghuysen's recom- ifi Red Bank, phone SH 1-4344 mendations. He asked comment Aibuty Park: 7750111 Freehold: 4620292 on them from Sargent Shri- ver, whom President Johnson '• B6fore BllVin? a Hom.fi L"'!t "•? * competent termite Inspection and clearanct. named to directive anti-poverty MniwiBuujiiiganuiiio Bruct-Termlnlx Termltt Cltirmcit art luirantttdl -pregfam-and—who-appeare' w do you spend EAST ORANGE MILL END SHOPS your weekend?

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Ked flank KegMer "Guess We Made It Again, I Hope' These The Young Conservative Push vm by Join H. Cook ud Henry Ctoy By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN PubUfbed by The Red Bmfc Kegteer Incorporated When Barry Goldwater looked into the face* erf W. HAKRY PENNINGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor an enthusiastic welcoming throng on the State Cartel M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager grounds in Hartford, Conn., the other day, he mu«t Thomas J. Ely William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamto JCncutiv* Editor AHOClltt Editor. have had mixed feelings. The crowd was vociferously Frank W. Harbour, Charles A. Johnston for him-but the placards read "Uconn Conservatives MldtUelown Burtiu Up. Freehold Bureiu llir. for Goldwater" and "Trinity Student* Member of the Associated Press Th* Associated PreM i« entitled exciuiivtljr to the use for republtcfttion of All tilt local H«ws printed is UHf for Goldwater," and some of those who atnvaptpet u well u ill A? newt dispatches. were holding the signs aloft could not Member oi American Newspaper Publishers Association have been old enough to vote next No- Member Audit Bureau of Circulation vember. Meanwhile, West Hartford, a The Red BsJik Register assumes no financial responsibilities for typographical erron In advertisements, but will reprint without chuje, tbst part of an advertisement In which the typographical error occurs. Advertisers win pleua notify tho management Immediately of any error which may occur. suburb favored by the successful (and This newspaper assume* no responsibilities for statement* of opinion in letter! from Its readers. therefore the middle-aged), had just gone for Henry Cabot Lodge in a pref- Subscription Prices In Advance L<< Discriminating Polarization realize that the arrest and cure of ago about fighting cancer with a Like others of his young generation, Brent Bozell cancer in most cases is directly re- checkup and a check will never be is for a more discriminating polarization of the parties. lated to timeliness of discovery. out of date. Nor will the placing of Behind the Political Scene: LETTERS He has been called an extremist by Mr. Mathias, but An average contribution of $1 the word "checkup" in the fore- from long-time professional association with Mr. Bozell PRAISE FOR ROBERTS in magazine work I know that he is far less "extreme" a family would allow Monmouth ground be revised. It is only com- Gripe of Parties' Workers 113 Apple Blosson La. mon sense to keep alert to the ob- Middletown, N. J. on the Right than Mr. Mathias is extreme on the Left. County's unit to realize the quota April 27, 1964. vious danger signals of a deadly By WILLIAM HENDERSON If you want to call it an extremity, Mr. Bozell is it has set for itself. Since many can To the Editor: currently pushing the fight for a constitutional amend- disease. There are 1,088 Republican and Democratic coun- On Friday, April 24, the lead give nothing, the achievement of an article in your paper announced ment to permit the public schools to restore voluntary ty committeemen and committeewomen in Monmouth the impending election of a re- prayer to its old position ,in the daily round. Mathias, County and dozens of them feel that, from year to placement for Howard Roberts Tax Convention Too Late year, they are a forgotten segment of both political as chairman of the Middletown on the other hand, is on the Congressional Committee Township Republican executive that has bottled up the prayer amendment. He refused Sen. Majority Leader William E. is that neither party would take the machines. committee. This was not only in And they're right! the worst possible taste, when to sign a petition that would have discharged the credit or receive the blame for what- Ozzard, R-Somerset, has come up "All we want is more recognition Mr. Roberts was lying critically amendment for consideration on the floor of the House. ever solution, if any, emerged. ill in the hospital, but also, in an- The proponents of discharge now number 170, but 218 with a plan to help solve New Jer- from the leaders," wrote one commit- nouncing that "we will select a It is both comical and tragic signatures are needed. sey's pressing financial needs—a bi- tee member who represents a large young man who will be able to that so many of our legislators in group in a busy township. That seems weld the Republican party into Brent Bozell is a lawyer, a graduate of the Yale partisan tax conference. one- solid unit,' ami-bring about Trenton see fit to talk out of both to be the main gripe from these* duly h?.rmony] for years to come," Law School, who is currently engaged in writing a The senator says his proposal for elected county committee workers who denied all the 50 years of devo- book on the U.S. Supreme Court. He knows constitu- sides of their mouths on the tax tion Mr. Roberts has given to the five-day conference would recog- are the backbone of any political or? tional law backward and forward, and his contention question. They realize the need is HENDERSON ganization and closest to the grass the Republicans of Middletown nize the facts of political life—and, Township. is that the First Amendment in the Bill of Rights, in there—but are afraid to take any roots voters. prohibiting Congress from ordaining an established re- at the same time, come up with Without Mr. Roberts, the Re- action for fear that many voters Committee members have a thankless job, to do publican party of Middletown ligion for the nation, is absolutely mum on the prayer some fiscal solutions for the state. it, p>a result, reject them at every primary. Regardless of ijpflrty Thj fefcyMh issue as it- affects individual communities, which retain 5 County would not be what it is According to an Associated Press polls. on their own each election year. today. The author of this ar- all non-enumerated rights and powers under the Tenth report this week, the idea for the How unfortunate that so many of "We run our own campaigns and spend our own ticle, obviously interested only Amendment. A voluntary prayer in a public school, so ( in sensational headlines, ignore; the constitutionalist Bozell affirms, could hardly in- conference was originated by state our legislators base their decisions money," said the writer. He continued: 'If we win completely the gratitude and af- Labor Commissioner Raymond Male, we have two big nights. One is when we_; ele£t Jhe fection felt bjj township Repub- fringe upon the rights of atheists and agnostics, who not on the needs of the state—but licans toward Mr. Roberts. in a letter to Ozzard. ; chairman of the municipal committee and the other have only to remain silent or even to curse God in their pti how it will affect their political is when we name the party's county' chairman. But "Monmouth County has never hearts as others are praying. ,-.-. Frankly, the idea of the tax con- futures. This, perhaps, is why New ; had tabloid-type reporting, and what do we do after that? Nothing."' this reader protests it strongly On College Campuses Now vention is a good one. The only trou- Jersey's fiscal condition is languish- And doing nothing can be boring and tiresome, One last point—Mr. Roberts is Bozell has in his corner, as his campaign treas- ble is that it comes years too late. ing so. The big decision is hard to especially for a politician. not 82 years old, but 76, This is another indication that the re- urer, a distinguished Maryland / resident, General AI It has been shown many, many make. So, after voting their respective organization lead- porter cares not at all about Wedemeyer. He also has the support of Lewis Strauss, times that the need for a broad- If it will serve as solace to the ers into office, the men and women committee mem- facts. Sincerely yours, former head of the Atomic Energy Commission which based tax is imperative. It has been Legislature, more and more citizens bers would relish being invited to join the "inner circle." Mrs. Neil Heller is housed in some imposing buildings in the. Maryland They would like to be among the first, instead of for a long time. It is up to our legis- and groups have come out for a countryside. Barry Goldwater is another Bozell adher- the last, to know when candidates are chosen, appoint- STILL LIKES RARITAN lators to realize this—and take the broad-based tax. Only yesterday, a 109 Laurel Ave., ent. Since Bozell was Goldwater's literary assistant and .ments made and patronage handed out. consultant in the writing of the Senator's "The Con- necessary steps to get New Jersey report noted that 24 leading state- West Keansburg, N. J. The committee members whose feelings are ruf- April 25, 1964. science of a Conservative," one knows definitely where the extra funds it needs. wide organizations have officially fled are not tossing dirty looks toward the GOP or To the Editor: Bozell's own conscience lies. joined the Committee for State Tax I would like to address this to We must smile at Sen. Ozzard's Democratic high command. It's the city, borough and all the 'Johnny Come Latelys' of BozeU's chance for victory May 19 primary day statement that politicians publicly Reform, endorsing a platform calling township leaders—at least some of them—who are be- the Township of Raritan, who are depends on the balance between his own Montgomery ing scorned. The committee members would also be advocating the name change of oppose a broad-based tax "because for enactment of new taxes this year the township. County, which is to Washington, D. C. what West- happier if they were assigned to making speeches and they are concerned about the next in order to meet crucial needs in ed- I understand that the name of chester is to New York City, and the Appalachian making awards at functions in the area. the Township of Raritan has been ucation, institutions, highways, and mountain counties of the extreme western Maryland election." But he adds that "many The biggest politicos in this and other counties known as such for over a 100 men (elected officials) will tell you other essential services. years, and it has been good panhandle. The Republican majority on the Montgom- started on the ground floor of politics by running for enough so why the idea of chang- ery County Council, representing more than one-half The time has passed for the ref- privately that there is a need for a county committee posts, using them as a springboard ing it now. of the voters in its area, have come out for Bozell on erendum and the convention and the to get into the political swim. The only reason that has been broad-based tax . . ." given so far is that a certain the ground that he is a real Republican, not a Demo- It has been reported that the key studies. It is time now to do some- Numerous young people got their start in politic group of people that may have republican like Mathias. as candidates for such committee jobs. had one vacation in their life- provision of the conference proposal thing. So the young move up. The groundswell will take But, to be fair to everyone, more than one county time, and do not want people to forget that they had a vacation; on even greater volume when the young conservatives committee member who feels neglected by their party this being the only way to talk Your Money's Worth: know more political secrets than their leaders. about their few days away from who now dominate college campuses move out. into home. It is like talking of one's the world. operation, the next person trying Consumer Swindles: Home Improvement Schemes REMEMBERED—The room at The Cobblestones U. make his. sound much more on Rt. 35 was filled with nostalgia and fond memories important than his neighbor's. By SYLVIA PORTER of chairman Howard W. Roberts when it came time This township has grown by leaps and bounds. It seems that This year's annual spring-sum- most never make a sale — and referral pitch. The geometric for the Middletown Township Republican county ex- these people have been able to like this: find it in order for them to live mer ritual of home repairing is now comes the catch. progression goes ecutive committee members to vote for his successor one ... six ... 36 216 A brief letter, from Mr. Roberts' son, Frederick, was here. If anyone is not satisfied already attracting an army of The crews switch. Crew "A" 1,296 .. . 7,776 . .. 46,656 . . . 279,- with the name then they are not home improvement swindlers. approaches the same houses 936 1,679,616 ... The price read by the committee secretary, Mrs. Raymond C being forced to stay here, or Of course, the fast-talking, fast- Crew "B" already has visited you pay in grossly inflated and Williamson, before the balloting started. It was a re- vere they forced to buy homes moving gyp- and this time quotes much lower you'll be lucky if the promoter quest that Mr. Roberts' name not be put in nomination here. The township did not look sters are in prices. Crew "B" goes into doesn't skip before he credits you for them, but they came here the minority "A's" territory, ridicules the with even your few new-found as a candidate for re-election as chairman due to his and might have liked what they but their reper- "other company" for its high customers. illness. Mrs. Williamson, due to other activities, de- had seen and what the township prices. tory of ruth- Home Remodeling Schemes. clined another term. had to offer. , 1 e s s tactics Softened for a Kill The newest in remodeling gyps There are a lot of worthwhile is ingenious, What the homeowner doesn't is aimed at the homeowner who things that this township needs You easily can know is that the two outfits are advertises *his home for sale in STRONGEST challenge aimed at Monmouth Coun- more thart1 a name change. If be a victim if working together, that all prices the newspaper. The operator re- ty Democratic committee officials by the insurgents the name bothers them so much, you're not on quoted are inflated and that he sponds, offers not to buy your why don't they leave. I have guard. is being softened up for the kill. house but instead to remodel it came from the ex-mayor of a local borough. He also lived here for four years and am To help you Referral Selling. This schema for "free" to demonstrate his claims that "the political prowess of Katharine Elkus very proud and happy that I am PORTER identify these is used to sell almost anything, firm's high quality work. He a! White (of Red Bank) had diminished years ago, and a taxpayer. These people have consumer swindlers, here are but, as just one example, a sales- so says he'll rent your house as tried to make us swallow the fact four standard gimmicks they man tells you that you can get his "office" for a year on a her pending withdrawal from party activities is the that it won't cost the township use and the latest variations a carpet "for free" if you sira cash-ln-advance basis. best thing that could happen to the Democrats in any money. This Is not true, it they've invented. ply show it to your friends and Plus a Year's Rent years." Of course Ambassador White, who leaves for will cost plenty. I am sure that refer them to the same outfit. "Crew-switching." A team of A major improvement free plus there is better ways of throwing You are promised a hefty com- Denmark soon, won't waste her time in answering the high-pressure salesmen divides a year's rent for your house — our tai: dollars away. mission for each new customer Into two crews. Crew "A" fans wow! But what' the victim brash statement, but if the name of the former official Once again I say to these you find — at least enough to out into one part of town, sell- doesn't know is that among the who made it ever leaks out from another source, his 'Johnny Come Latelys," if not cover the total cost of the rug. ing products ranging from awn- papers he signs is a request for satisfied, move, lor this township a high-interest loan qqual to a political ambitions may be finis. Ings to wall-to-wall carpeting. But it's almost impossible to can get along very well without Crew "B", under a different year's rent and an ' "authoriza- you. For those who were not find enough other customers to tion" of the remodeling which is company name, but selling the cover your own bill. Say six new MANY WOMEN members of the GOP county known by saying they lived in "...when asked if she would vote for* Mune products, heads for another really a sales contract. Thft pro- he Township of Raritan is a customers would cover that cost moter discounts the note at a part of town. Both quote — each of whom, incidentally, committee would have preferred the election of Mrs. shame but had they said they the candidate, if nominated, subject fantastically Inflated prices, al- will be approached with the same (Continued on Page 7) (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Pago 7) •as 'undecided'...!" ,4. m mm nauon • capuai. NO) GRADUATE to opening Bee The iduot held its own apeU- BAD TOLZ, Germany - An ONIQN BEACH - The Metiona- l spring bee. Tb« regional iog bee and the winner* were: To0 Deprive mortal School wat Mfced recently PFC Robert B. Baer, son of MJ Country Carnival « p.m, to M p.m., and Saturday, PQBtett was bM in Wdtid Fraak Malotuicy, seven* grade, June 13, from lia.m. to 10 p.ra. to e&ter contestutg In the aaTh- e wirmer tint place; Joe Serpko, e^dh, Martha S. Baer, 7 Lelattd T« Is Described t Bazar Theme. This year** event will feature second piece, tod Toni Ana New Shrewsbury, N. i,, m 3 Motorists KEYPORT — Bobert Dtnakto, MATAWAH r- "Owmtiy Carai new ideas in addition to fee Stwerixno, tixtk grade, graduated from *e Seventh A a frequent visitor to Keyport place. rai" wJH be the theme at this jjhligbis rA yaA. years." ray Non-ConMoUiioned Offla Of Privileges High School, etaie agtis Ajwil yr*! annual bazar of Trinity here, RED BANK '- Magistrate Wil- 17 and talked to a student as- Episcopal Church. "Tl)e Country Store," long t PANEL SPEAKER ton I. Klatsky yesterday placed sembly about the life of en Rev, Carroll B. Hall, rector, Trimly favorite will he back, as Baer received four weeks will the children's pet show. RUMSON - Mrs. Catherinerigorous training in leadershi the names of three motorists on Eskimo in Greenland. las announced the appointment Stockham, guidance counselor and exercise of command, me the prohibited driver list because Capt. Daaskin had been on anrf Richard Archer as chairman. and teacher of developmental reading, the history of weapoi they didn't have licenses that expedition and described how Mr. Archer said the bazar will It pays to advertise in The Red reading at the Rumeon-Fair and military teaching method could be suspended or revoked. igloos are built, how Eskimos i>e held Friday, June 12, from Bank Register.—Advertisement. Haven Regional High School, was Baer, a cook in the 96th Tran Jack H. Richard of Shrewsbury catch bears, fish, seals, and a speaker this week at the anporfatio- n Company near Boblin Ave. was found guilty of drunken walruses, and how they pre- nual Junior High School Confer- en, Germany, entered the Ant driving April 18. He was fined pare their food and use the hides ence of the New Jersey Associa- in November, 1962, and arriv $225 and placed on the prohib- of animals. tion of Secondary School Admin- overseas in May 1963. ited list for two y.ejrs because istrators, held in Irvington. Arriving in Greenland without The 19-year-old soldier, son his Louisiana driver** license any warm clothing, Capt. Dan- Mrs. StocWiam was a membef could not be revoked %^ New QU83S who didn't phone for an appointment? Irving Baer, Pineview Dr., Ton skin described the abilities of of a panel which discussed Jersey authorities. While i%>the Eskimo women, and how they TUBEUSS River, N. J., attended Monmom Phoning In advance Is a good habit. Saves a lot of wear and tear "Social Studies Curriculm Pat- prohibited list, he will notN^ are able to make clothing with ^on tno nerves. Making plans today? Phone first NEW JERSEY BEU terns and Practices." Her topic' Regional High School, Ne able to apply for a license in thj out knowing sizes. was "Group Guidance." Shrewsbury. state or use his out-of-stateM- cense here. The speaker also showed Eskimo toys, bows and arrows, In default of payment of the boots and other equipment. fine, he was sentenced to 45 days in jail, but he was given credit Rd., Middletown, and Richard E. NYLONS Typical Examples for 11 days served in default of payment of bail April 18. Reed of Leighton Ave. Found guilty of carelessness that re- Of The Richard was also charged with sulted in accidents were Dewey Hundreds Of careless driving and leaving theL. Hill of White St., Shrewsbury, scene of an accident, but those and Vincent Ferraina of Shrews- Other Famous charges were dismissed. bury Ave., here. John J. Konec- Marcos Castro Rodrigues of ni, Jr., of Field Ave., Middle- ANY CAR 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY Brand Items Broadway, Long Branch, was town, received a careless driving - REGARDLESS OF SIZE IF LISTED BELOW fined $30 for driving without a li-ticket when he drove past an am At Rt. 35, Shrewiburv—at the Red Bank Lint Thurs., Fri. 10-9; Saturday 10-6 Not Advertised (Acrosi from Mayfalr Market) cense, and he was placed on theber light. prohibited list for 90 days. ON SALE FRIDAY ONLY 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Donald Nichols of Mitchell PI., Little Silver, was found guilty of Letters ONE LOW careless driving while riding a (Continued) OVER 200 PAIR TO CHOOSE FROM OVER 350 PAIR TO CHOOSE FROM motorcycle with a learner's per- mit. Police said he was driving lived in Hazlet, then no one the motorcycle in a circle and •. uuld have known where that CHILDREN'S jk A A Men's and Boys' in a zigzag pattern at Monmouth was. either. Too bad they did not 1 St. and Drunrnnond PI. He wasmention West Keansburg, for PRICE! and LADIES ^ UU CASUAL fined $30 and placed on the pro- everyone knows where that is. hibited list for 30 days. Very truly yours, Non* Otha George of Newman Philip Pellegrino. Higher Springs Rd. was fined $105 for SNEAKERS SHOES operating a vehicle while its reg- APPRECIATION istration was suspended. 352 Sycamore Ave NAT. ADV. UP TO $2.95 NAT. ADV. UP TO $3.95 Five drivers were fined $30 Shrewsbury, N. J. each tor careless driving. Found April 27, 1964 guilty of using excessive speed To the Editor: were Felice J. Ientile of Wallace This is a note from me and from our congregation (Mon- I mouth Reform Temple) to ex- press \Jo you our thanks for the recent editorial taking note of our congregation's fifth anniversary We appreciate your recognition End-of-Month and your kind thoughts about us. Sincerely, Richard F. Steinbrink

SPCA APPRECIATED Red Bank, N. J 6.40 x 15 April 27, 1964 6.70x15 To the Editor: 7.90x14 Please, if possible, print this 6.00x13 note of appreciation to the 6.50x13 S.P.C.A. We had a lovable, welf-trained young puppy that we had to send to the organization, due to my health. We, loved this doggie, so much, and aftef going to retrieve him from a horrible, dirty place, we were apprehensive about tak- ON SALE BASEMENT ing him to Eatontown. After go- ON SALE LADIES' DEPT. ing there, where he was cata- SALES FLOOR logued petted and led to his new shelter, we were invited to in LADIES' WHITE spect his new quarters. :O RECORD Cabinets '12* The cage's and floors were im TENNIS OXFORDS 1" P, maculate and at once we coul see- the love, care and affection REG. 18.95 being bestowed among these un- . 20 MONTH GUARANTEE LADIES' and MISSES' fortunates, from the elderly Agoinit road hoiordi. ho-reltrf en current prlti... not Hit. REG. 33.00 $ 00 senior gentleman to the younges • BRAND NEW! FACTORY FRESH! OCCASIONAL \^^^^^%^^\^^\^^\^^^^^%^^\^^%^^^^^%l^^^^^\ll^^^^^^^^%0CHAIRS 20°° PAJAMAS BJ; 2 fe, 3 recruit. On leaving we were as- • NATION ALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS sured a good home would be p||n m • • Tlr»i mvwntatl GOSSIP BENCHES '10°° found for our dog. 00 My most grateful thanks to Ira • FREE Services :-• PANTIES 2 ,„ I Kauffman, who for three days CHENILLE DCrtCDDCAnC 377 REG. 69c EACH put up with a tearful woman who One Low Price For These Siies ^^^^^^\^^^^^^^^^^^%^^^^^\^^v^^^ri^^^^^^^v^^^^^S^^^^ was told, by him, she could call Twin, full sue up as often as she pleased, if LADIES' TAPERED would ease her mind. This won- «!oCxl« ••"" 7.40x1 J 46-QT. PLASTIC derful, kind man., who also do- IF YOUR CAR IS LISTED HERE DENIM SLACKS 2 „ 5°° nates some of his time to retard- YOU PAY THIS ONE LOW PRICE ed children, found a couple who MAKI YIAR MODIL '>1CI WASTE BASKET 99* wanted such a dog as ours. • ultk 1962-63 V-6 Sptcicl !..*».£] •ulik 1961-63 .V-JSpttiol »J1 WHITE and SUMMER COLORS These people were checked and •ulllt 1962-63 V-BSkylork 9.71 Chxrolat 1956-63 'Mo.! Mod.lt 9.71 77 57 then reohecked not only at the Count 1960-63 All Modili 9.71 Dcif 1960,1963 Dork : 9.71 UP, PURSES M -? time of adoption but days afte Dodga 1961-62 lont.r 9.7] to see if our dog was acclimating Dedea . ..I960 Matodor 9.71 Dedga 1960 Poloto '.71 ON SALE INFANTS' DEPT. himself to his new home, and, i Da. ..^

SAILOR OF THE YEAR — Third Naval District "Sailor of Hie Year" Ralph W. Padgett,, jfhineman firct dasi, i$

congratulated by Rear Adm. Redfield Mason, comman- Mi ?'V$'L'§ dant, Third Naval District, at district headquarters, New York City. Padgett, who is stationed at Naval Ammuni- tion Depot, Earle, resides on the station with his wife, Laverne, and two daughters. Henderson (Continued) Jane Clayton, president of the Rumson Republican Club, as vice chairwoman of the committee. She is tall, blonde, stylish and young and would bring a "new look" to the party, they claim. But Mrs. Clayton is slated to become president next year of the county Federation of Republican Women, succeeding the cap ble and charming Ann D. Flynn of Deal. Mrs. Anne . H. Morford of Middletown was re-elected vice chair- woman, a post which, unfortunately, carries little po- litical weight, but has prestige.

PAT ON THE BACK has been given Pat McGann, Jr., by Middletown Township-and other county Demo- crats who would like to see the smart, young Red Bank lawyer go to the bench. They say Governor Hughes could make no better choice if he appointed McGann a county juvenile and domestic relations judge when that office is created. Pat, a former assistant attorney general, is attorney for the borough of Union Beach.

STREAMLINING job on the Middletown Township GOP committee will be first thing on the agenda for FROM A FAMOUS CALIFORNIA Joseph Azzolina, the 38-year-old new chairman who tykes over the duties of Howard W. Roberts, political MAKER! SOLD IN THE NATION'S chieftain for 50 years. In a move to discover what makes GOP politics tick in the ever-growing area, Azzo- LEADING DEPARTMENT STORESl lina will name the party's first steering committee in You've Seen The Famous labels in leading SforesI Middletown Township. Members will make reports and • SleeveleacotfonS linen style* • Brilliant California colors! suggestions to him. • Sleeveless sunback dresses. Whit*. Pint, Blue, Mbtzsand , f&ocpwls, high nwk, button many more lovely pastels! DYED IN THE WOOL Demqcjjjats still can't: W fritm.SWijUrh.fullslirrj, • SiieitoftorTereveryfigure! fathom the mystery of why Oceah'Township Mayor pleated skirh and many more 5toll,Jr.Pet:tes.7tol5, John J. Reilly failed to use his political influence to Styles! Juniors.8tol6.MiHM.l4l4 win some county committee votes for P. Paul Campi. to 22ttfor half size women. All 26 members endorsed Elliot Katz for county chair- man. Leaders had believed Reilly worked closely with Campi. The mayor's term ends next year.

STATE HOUSE—If six state senators appear to be fighting over publicity and among themselves when bills are submitted, there's a reason. They are GOP GAUFOBNIAJ prospects for governor next year. The half dozen legis- lators are Richard R. Stout, Monmouth, Senate presi dent Charles W. Sandman, Jr., Cape May, majority NAUTICAL Mr. Marty leader William E. Ozzard, Somerset, Wayne Dumont, Jr., Warren, Nelson F. Stamler, Union, and Robert KNEE 2-Pc. Slack Set Sarcone, Essex. Stout is pushing hardest for the nomination. KNOCKERS 197 v WHITE HOUSE—Those top members of the na- tional GOP committee who still think Governor Nelson >3S A. Rockefeller of New York would make the strongest Comp Price 5.99 run for President are urging him to go on TV to ex- plain, for the women voters' benefit, his marital prob- Comp. Price 4.99 Button or cowl neck lems from divorce to remarriage. They are sure it blouse in floral ' ! <> 1 \\i would clear the air of some fogginess. But Rocky's Blue or red denim print with matching N. Y. braintrusters are dead set against the idea. knee knocker with solid color slacks. pocket emblem v m Washable fabric. POT POURRI — County GOP committeewoman Sizes 8-16. Joyce Farrell of Lincroft is the one who insisted a "new contrasting red, chairman must be elected immediately" to head the white and blue belt. Middletown Township executive committee when oth- Sizes 8-16. ers wanted to postpone it out of respect for chairman W; Howard W. Roberts. She won her point.... YOU'D be •vi surprised at the number of young politicos who were California Made Democrats when they moved into the county. They became registered Republicans when they realized Helanca Stretch which party dominated this section. Stretch Denim SLACKS MORALE BOOSTER—Rep. John Rhodes, R-Ari Match* Mates zona, has introduced a bill which allows us to mail ou Fortrel 97 our income taxes from Jan. 1 to April 15 postage free that keeps its promise LWfc= Rhodes feels taxpayers would have a happy illusion i 098TOA87 "the fiber they didn't have to pay Uncle Sam to carry away thei i money. Comp. Price 9.99 <> VIJ And it would eliminate the bad taste from lick' ing stamps. "MR. MAftrr" MATCH MATES "A" LINE SHEATHS Comp. Price 5.99-8.99 Double knit 100% NAUTICAL stretch nylon for in 1961 as manager of ordei Navy denim outfit SHIFTS Breidt Gets preparation, here, and in 1962 be 278 367 better shape reten- came manager of Invoice distri :iof Jamaicas, slack, TO button and control. Later thai COMP. PUKE 5.99 JO 8.99 tion. Hand or ma- New Job At year he was named senior sys skirt, jacket and B.77 From California! 2 pi«c« Mb of mm & match btoutktl Solid chine washable, lU pntwHIi p« tems analyst in the book meth Sfroljhlihllt. color panib blouse. Double knit color tailored Jamaica!, Barmudai, llim-Kno tlirtt, tapered panh, ods and computer planning de white, blue, orchid, Novtrtyihlff. Hawaiian print! McGraw-Hill partmcnt. cotton. blaier jacUti. Floral & jtripe tops. Pint, Turq., Lilac. Siios 8 to 16. or blue. Size 8-16. Nautical thifh. Many colon. I fo 16 NEW YORK, N.Y.-Donald F. He is a graduate of Seton Ha j Breldt, 11 Volt PI., Middletown, University. Before coming to Me N. 3., will be manager of the Graw-Hill, he worked with Gen trade order service department eral Cable Corporation and New of the Mid-Continent Distribution Jersey Bell Telephone Company QUALITY DISCOUNTS Center of the McGraw-Hill Book FIELDS PLAZA. RT. 35, HAZLET Co. at Manchester, Mo. He is active in the Mitldletowr Open Daily 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Th» only Irut mioiur* That glv* ysv loilant Junior Chamber of Commerce anc Sun. H-6 (Food Only) •I volut guormiMd Until this center Is completed, the Knights of Columbus. ALWAYS. b Will manage the trade order Mot of McGraw-Hill'a There'i no Trick to Having Ex- ' DdvUlon is St. Louli. tra Cash. You G«t tt F«6 When Mr. fcreUJl Joined McGrawtfffl You Us« The Register Classified. BED BANK REGISTER Tfctmdty, April 30, 1964-4 "the place to go for Hw brands you know" tion principally maintained iff Chronic Sick fee idadnMe et1 ffitsy Irieaj*. These are people who ajpreciite the dggrsvaiton (tad frustration Home Sets of thwe in need who hm w- where to rest or receive the *p«- v* *>&'• cial care, treatment, and atmos- Open House ppher e which a pparticular i h h h LONG BRANCH — The newiy- tution such as the home can pro- fqrjned Men's Club of the Home vide." for Chronic Sick has announced Dr. Fox said the principal con- it wjll' conduct an open house cern of the directors, staff, and Sunday, May 24, to help identify Men's Club Is the inability of the the home as a community insti- home to accept all application*. tution, 'Only when we can at leatt In- Dr. Joseph Fox, administrator, crease our percentage of accept- said members of the club and ance will we feed we are growing their wives, will serve as hosts with the community and keeping OFF TO THE SHOW — FUd Bank Lions dub members observed ladies' night Saturday with a bus trip to Meadow- for a conducted tour throughout pace with toe objectives for the afternoon. The home's medi which we are wtaBlished," he brook, Cedar Grove, where Hiey dined and saw "Fanny," starring Dorothy Collins. Clifford Warriclc was chair- said. man of the event, which drew 34 members and their wiv et. cal staff will participate, as well Invitations have been extended 'For this reason we need en- Gov. Ridiard J. Hughes, U.S. thusiastic encouragement from Charles E. Lowden, 20, of 16 or relative associated with the Sens. Clifford P. Case and Har- representative organization* and State lifts Harmony Ave., East Keansburg. Credit Group plumbing industry. Others are rison A. Williams Jr., state, coun- individuals in ail «reas where we And 20 days, Michael J. Me- that a transcript at the student's ty and municipal officials and serve. It is our ate to win and rola; 48, o! 3 Barkalow Ave., high school record and a state- other community leaders. retain that encouragement." 15 Licenses Freehold, and Frank X. Palaia, Seeks to Give ment showing financial need The home, Dr. Fox said, serves 36, of 36 Doreen Dr., Long must be supplied to the judging TRENTON — The licenses oC Monmouth and several other GROUP TO GET FLAG 15 Monmouth County drivers have Branch. Scholarship committee by tomorrow. counties. It has been established been suspended under the state's Application should be made to in Long Branch since 1959 whe: OCEANPORT — Rep. J»me« point system, Ned J. Parsekian, TECHNICAL POINT Stanley Levitt, 19 Main St., here. it moved from Irvington. The C. Auchincloss has notified the ASBURY PARK — The Mon- Oceanport Community Center director at the Division of Mo- FRANKFORT, Ky, (AP)-.Ed mouth and Ocean Counties After the applications are re- home has been in existence since viewed, the committee will ctfh- that he will provide a flag for tor Vehicles, has announced.. Arnold of Frankfort paid the fine Wholesalers Credit Association 1937. For the buoyant feeling of being well-dressed has announced the establishment duct personal interviews with "Our purpose," Dr. Fox said ceremonial occasions held by the Four-month suspensions were but argued that he really hadn't students being considered for the unit. .Whewveryougo, fnsiston MR. COOL So light, announced for William M. of a fund to set up a one-year "is to impress upon as many as been driving without an auto $1,400 scholarship to a graduating scholarship. possible the service we provide It was also reported that •o right for hot weather wear. Color range: Thayne, Jr., 20, of 22 Sylvia Ter., license. Arnold explained to senior in Monmouth, Middlesex and the need for our contem Charles Guillaudeu will donate Middletown, and Joseph Skaggs, Buying or, selling? Use the Utterly fantastic. Price: amazingly moderate. Jr., 20 of 242 Seventh Ave. Long Judge Max Smith that he merely or Ocean Counties. plated expansion through a ma- flagpole and Elmer Plancey will donate and install benches SUITS only $55.00; SPORT COATS only $35.00 Branch. hadn't bothered to renew the li- One qualification is (hat the stu-Register Classified for quick re- jor addition in 1964. We are a cense issued to him in 1954. dent selected must have a parent sults.—Advertisement. non-profit, non-sectarian institu- at the baseball diamond. TheMgh.fashfontfdeJsin. Others suspended were: three months, John A. Kurtanick, 22, Ride the crest wearing the best MR. COOL. of 56 Fourth St., Highlands; Ed- win J. Nolan, 22, of 2 Milton RE©., SHORT, LONGS AS ADVERTISED IN LIFE La., Neptune, and Joseph A. Ro ASADVERTlSEDINNEWYORKWyJES sato, 21, of 6 -Eisenhower Ct., ITS TRADE 'N' TRAVEL TIME AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S Matawan. Two months Paul Gordon, 27, of 9 Hazel St., Hazlet; Allen J. Johnson, 19, of 31 Harding Ave., Keansburg; Kenneth J. 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La-t*r, sprayttg will plans were mad* for a smorgas- them to wifl lii tfce ejection, and mtndt the Community Fire Co., Aerial Spray bord to be held Saturday In e spread to Warren Bad Sussex grjtoitted Mr. tod MM. Wal- wiJJ conduct t ear wash at » The tfaree-*U«e 8*Wro Vroeket TRENTON (AP) - The Hew Counties. Pete's ban, Florence Ave., start- fire house Saturday from W e.w. Hat wiB Wwt Aajericta uttro- ing at 8:30 p.m. William Wright ter L'Hotta, county eomjtnlttee Jersey Agriculture Department The gypsy moth, in its cater- members elected in the fifth dis- to 4:30 p.m. * nauts to the moon wUl (Whrer • plans to start May 5 on its aerial pillar stage, eats the leaves off and Mrs. Finis Coker are in The fire house is located on charge of arrangements. ' Fred trict. first-stage thrust of 7,BW,w» spraying program to kill the trees and is considered a threat Appleton Ave. gypsy moth. to hardwood forests. Bourne and Michael Strako, can- d Proceeds from the car wash The spraying of insecticide didates for council, and county Some astronomens havq sug from airplanes will start at the It pays to advertise in The Red committee candidates Mrs. gested that cosmic rays ma; edge of the Sourland Mountains Bank Register.—Advertisement. Frank Tortoriello, Ellwood Mur- have made moon dust dangerous phy, Mrs. Josephine Catania, ly radioactive. GuS whose favorite grandchild TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS just called? GET THE TIRE THAT GIVES YOU You're never really alona PARTY GOODS • FLAGS • HOME SAFES when a phone Is near. Think' A SECOND CHANCEI a moment. Isn't there STATIONERY and OFFICE SUPPLIES someone who'd love to hear your voice? Phone now. ART and DRAFTING MATERIALS NEW JERSEY BOX Has Tufeyn. new Vytaoord with up to twice the strength Established Telephone new car tires, and widest 1884 tread made. 741 • 0001 17 Bread St. LifeGuard Safety Spare RED BANK Fully inflated inner lire that goes inside fiie Double Eagle, LIFE MEMBER — Victor W. Emery, right, former owner takes over U outer tire of Emery's Beach Club, Sea Bright, is presented a certif- damaged. icate of fife membership in the club by ite new owners. A FULL S£T ON YOUR CAR The club was purchased this month by Joseph M. Lynch, BRIGHT ACRE OPEN EVENINGS left, and Vincent J. Russo, who plan to open the facility May 30. The club will be renamed the Anchorage Poo! with up to I full year and Surf Club. Mr. Russo, a former manual training to pay the balance instructor at Forrestdale School, Rumson, is a builder, SUNDAY 8 • ™ 5 » GOODYEAR NATION-WIDE "NO LIMIT GUARANTEk Mr. Lynch is a teacher at Rumson - Pair Haven Regional No Umit w moms/No Unit on miles/No Unit» to nuds/Ko Built u High School. Both are Rumson residents. SIMPLICITY-TORO-ECLIPSE-WESTERNTOOL MS WK* Wt ff""" mi of am tiun BOl* OTSBBX! Slates an) Caau «• mate Eight-Million-Car am<-tndyear MM" POWER MOWERS—32 MODELS Year Possible GIVE YOUR LAWN THAT By JACK 1EFLER This optimism is based on trade in your AP Business News Writer the booming sales pace that is "PICTURE BOOK" LOOK .., AMf? JVC NEW YORK (AP)—The auto running ahead of last year, Patented "free-floating" mow-, mobile industry is dreaming of when 7.7 million cars were sold er follows uneven ground old mower now! OF RED BANK an eight-million car year in in the United States. contours, won't scalp lawns! TEL 741 -0484 WHOLESALE and RETAIL 1964. Unless there should be a long Two speeds forward and Cor. of Maple Ave. and Whir* St., Red Bank Thinking in Detroit is that strike this summer, it is vir- reverse, ground-hugging this dream might turn to tually assured that the industry stability. Attachments for reality. will ring up its third successive all-season versatility. seven-million-plus year in 1964. See it now! PRICES FROM That Has never been done be- fore. In the past, sales have fluctuated from one year to an- Western Tool 20-!neK other. One of the most optimistic 4 tip Rotary with Briggi Engine. statements to come out of De- troit is from George Russell, executive vice president of 39 General Motors Corp. "Based on the sales perform- ance in the model year to date, TO and assuming that general busi- ness continues to be favorable, Simplicity 9 h.p, there is every reason to expect industry sales of some eight QQ Landlord with 42* million 1964 passenger cars, in- cluding imports, and about 1.4 rotary and other ac- million trucks," Russell said. cessories. Through last week the do- mestic industry had turned out 760 2,790,856 cars this year, a gain of 8.8 per cent over the 2,565,- 072 assembled in the like pe- riod a year ago. Expectations were that April SPECIAL PRICES! production would be the great- est in history for the month. Output was estimated at 785, On Simplicity Direct Factory 000 units, up 13 per cent from the 691,079 cars built in April NOW ONLY! 319 Shipment Program! 1963. Easy Credit Terms Available Nine of Ford's 16 assembly plants were on overtime. This heavy production pace may be at least partly due to Hahn-Eclipse—20 apprehension that a crippling strike could develop when labor contracts expire this summer ROCKET PURE SPHAGNUM but none.of the motor companies has saw so. Reel Type PEAT MOSS 6 Cu. Ft. Compressed Bale—100 to 125 lbs. $15 9 oo Cash 'N' Carry JERSEY PEAT HUMUS Similar to Michigan Pear 20-10-5 10-6-4 only better. FULLY GRANULATED FULLY GRANULATED >bs 1.79 100% ORGANIC COVERS 4000 to 5000 SQ.FT. COVERS 5,000SQ.FT. VERY SPECIAL! 50 LBS. 2" MAINE WHITE CEDAR FENCE NOW IN STOCK Now is the time for a man to get organized John R. Mulligan Stockade—8-ft. sections for Summer... While the Selection is Tops! Mulligan Is Appointed 6-FOOT TALL with Cedar Post 9.95 MEN'S DACRON AND WOOL $ 5-FOOT TALL with Cedar Post 8.95 TROPICAL SUITS 55> To PR Post ALL SECTIONS 8 FEET LONG (NOT 7') — CASH *N CARRY NEW YORK — John R. Mulli- gan, Chapel Hill, has been ap- MEN'S WOOL AND SILK pointed director of public rela- TROPICAL SUITS 75 tions for Geyer, Morey, Ballard DOWELLED FULL RAIL CEDAR Cash n I' Inc. Previously public relations ex- MEN'S WASH AND WEAR 50 $ ecutive of the Westinghouse 10-FOOT SECTIONS - Post with Two Rails Carry TROPICAL SUITS 42 . 45 Broadcasting Company, Mr. Mul- ligan has also been managing editor of Fawcett Publications Post With EASY CHARGE and UNI-CARD and held executive editorial posts SPLIT RAIL CEDAR at Coronet Magazine, The Amer- 2 Rails ican Weekly and other consumer publications. Ho has also served as manag- 10-FOOT SECTIONSc«shv ing editor of Madison Avenue Magazine and as an editor and feature writer for Television Age Magazine. ' A graduate of the University of [Illinois, he also attended Creirfh- MEN'S and BOYS" OUTFITTERS SINCE 1846 ! Ion University. Mr. Mulligan, a Marine veteran, is married, has five children, and lives in a con- averted lighthouse off of Kings 19 BROAD STREET RED BANK '• llwy. East. There's no Trick to Having Ex- Open Wednesday and Friday evenings 'til 9 |ilra Cash. You Get it Fast When | You Use The Register Classified. BROAD STREET, SHREWSBURY PHONE 747-5555 I—Advertisement. inurM«y, April 30, 1964 members should plant a tree. Arrangements entitled "April Be instilling onicer. usanes Mn. Edward Moore, MM. G. Waiard Aumack proposed plant- Sxx-ers" using bare or forced Feuerisen, third regional com- Lester WWtfield, Mxi. Ruth Wood ing a tree at the fire bouse in branches with spring flowers Goldstein Aides named irising from growing gUdiolui in mande-, was principal speaker. and Mrs. Vincent Worth. Gladiolus their own gardens. memory of, a former member, were judged by Mr. Aumack Sam CaMes, Jack Lazar and M«. Etoe> Bahreoberg, wto tad Mrs. torn Geari, wieh Mrs, Herman Korobow were awarded Schedules for the Root and Is JWV In Crusade Feifaueh ie Chairman Branch Gardes Ctub Spring died in l&€!. Mr. Simmons aod J. Emmet* CoUtat placing first, citations by the pott for outstand- HIGHLANDS—Mr*. George G. Show Set Rower Show, Saturday, May 16, Mr. WilUams were appointed to and Mrs. Leo Ummtn tecopd. ing work during tbe pad year. King, Sr., M Sou* Bay Ave,, re- With JWV Port "SpriDgtfrne in New Jersey," * look toto tl»ls project for the Poster contest kdmttstog the Commander Past president Saul Diamond was certly appointed Cancer Crusade salute to New Jersey on its ter- club. Mr. Simmons showed min- flower show was won by Mrs. HAZLET—Bert Goldstein was p.aised by member* of the pout chairman for ticte wttt, ba» an- LONG BRAHCH - At a board f6r July Netzel and Mrs. Bernard Dress. centenary, were distributed by iature azalea plants started from installed as commander of Jew- for his outstanding service dur- nounced the following person* r jeeting o( tte Jewish War Vet- UNION BEACH - Ferdinand Mrs. Leo Lammers, flower show cuttings and explained how this Hostesses were Mrs. Donald ish Wa' Veterans Bayshore Post ing his term of office. who volunteered to serve on her erans April 21, Harold FeibuSh was appointed program chair- GerHch of SomerviHe, vice pres- chairman, and preliminary plans was done. He also showed a Lammers, Mrs. Robert Perry at ceremonies recently at Crjsstal Guests included Sy Schumin committee: man. ident of the New Jersey Glad- were discussed for the event. flowering columbine taken from and Mrs. Lawrence Saccone. Brook Inn, Eatontown. commander of Monmouth and Mrs. Rose Andrews, Mrs. Jo- iolus Society and chairman of the the garden during the winter, Guests were Mrs. M. M. Foc- Ocean County Council. seph Bellevance, Jr., Mrs. Her- Sol Friedman^was appointed to Entry clerks will be Mrs. Har- arele and Mrs. Gearl. Others installed were Jack New Jersey State Gladiolus Show old Bottger, Mrs. Richard Spen- potted and already In bloom. Kevoe, senior vice commander; man Black, Mrs. Jack Black arrange for an opera for fund •t Monraouth Shopping Center, cer and Mrs. Loretta Schaefer. Mrs. Harold Simmons, social Joseph Jacobson, quartermaster; RUMMAGE SALE TOMORROW Mrr. Albert S. Carlstrom, Mrs. ising purposes/ Eatontown, In July, was guest Mr. and Mrs. William Netiel will entertainment chairman, read HOSPITAL TALK TOMORROW Milton Markowitz, adjutant; Dr. BELFORD — Rescue Squad 2 Robert Cottrell, Mrs. Charles On Sunday, members of the speaker at the Root and Branch b the clerks accompanying the information from the Doris Duke Walter Ogens, surgeon; Ben t'e- Is conducting a rummage sale to- Diebold, Mrs. Lorraine Dooley, post assembled at Woolley's Fu- Garden Club meeting held re- HOLMDEL — Harry S. Willey, neral parlor to bid farewell to judges. Mrs. Bernard Devine Gardens Foundation regarding a president of the Baysbore Com- grin, service and insurance of- morrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mrs. Matthew Fernandez, ' and cently at the Harris Gardens fire will be in charge of a cake sale, tour by Root and Branch Gar- fice; Samuel Caldes, publicity; at 508 Main St. Proceeds will be Mrs. Martin D. Fehlhaber. their former post commander, house. munity Hospital board of direc- Sol Kaplan. and Eugene Williams in charge den Club members of the green tors, will address the lScal Demo- Hyman Camphi, chaplain; Jack used to purchase equipment fo Also, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Mr. Gerlich explained the care of a plant sale. houses on the Duke estate hear cratic Club here tomorrow at Lazar, officer of the day, and the unit. Faller, Mr. and Mrs. James L. •nd culture of gladiolus, showed Harold Simmons, horticulture Somerville Sunday, May 17. Ar- 8:30 p.m. in township hall. Mr. Herman Korobow, judge advo- Horan, Jr., Mrs. Michael J. Mon- There's no Trick to Having Ex- colored slides of the varieties in chairman, suggested that with rangements for this trip, would be Willey will outline the board's cate, Buying or selling? Use thi ahan, Jr., Mrs. John T. O'Don- tra Cash. You Get it Fast When You Use The Register Classified. bloom and answered questions the destruction of so many trees completed at the next meeting of plans for construction of a $2.2 Al Sawyer, past department Register Classified for quick re- nell, Mrs. Andor Orel, Mrs. Rei —Advertisement. from members about problems to make way for new homes the club. million hospital on Beers St. commander of New Jersey, was sults.—Advertisement. Robertson, Mrs. James L. Rich

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OXUT1 Open Dally 9:30 'til 10 p.m. SHOP WITHOUT CASH COMMON ITT Sunday* 'til 6 p.m. MIDDLETOWN - ROUTE 35 •For Salt! Allowed by Law. MONTHS TO PAY CHARGE PUN Strathmore Home-Sewn Fashions OOP Ladles Jr. Club Wins Award Fun Day In Oceanport Show En Route To In Freehold Festival Saturday FREEHOLD — Th« Little Sit- * variety of Ww td*ttm :tjj& OCEANPORT — Home-sewn man. In charge of the fashion Convention •r Junior Woman's Club won *n unusual w*y« to' UM color. Tw MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The fashions were modeled by mem- show were Mrs. Joseph lamello RUMSQN - A busload of Ri ver program was prepared (er " final event of the season for the bers of the Oceanport Parent- and Mrs. Frank Falcone. publican Women, all membei award for presenting the most General Federation of Wonws'i Strathmore Elementary School Teacher Association last night at Other committee members were of the Monmouth County Feder •musing playlet at the Fifth Dis- Clubs by Pittsburgh Plate Glui Parent-Teacher Organization will a card party in Hi-Henry Inn. Di- Mrs. Robert Witek and Mrs. M. F. tion of Republican Women, wi trict Music Festival held Friday Company. A special booktfc^en be a Fun Day Saturday from recting the party, were Mrs. Napolitano, tickets; Mrs. Jame take off today to attend the 34U at the Freehold Woman's Club color and color planning wn noon to 4 p.m. at the school. Lewis Nelson, chairman, and Foggia and Mrs. Angek) Cacce- annual convention of the Nev The number was based on a free distributed to members. There will be pony rides, a fer- vale, prizes; Mrs. John Kulaga, Jersey Federation in Atlantic interpretation of Moliy Pitcher'i Other committee members were table favors; Mrs. Falcone, re- City. contribution during the Revolu- Mrs. Mihlon and Mrs. C. Doug- ns wheel, a whip, polaroid pic- las Stender are preparing a poster tures, a make-up booth, pin- Mrs. Lewis Nelson, chairman, and freshments, and Mrs. Joseph Schi- At a recent meeting of direc tionary War. avone, publicity. Honors for the most original to be used by the Fifth District wheels, balloons and grab bag Mrs. James Layton, vice chair- tors, committee heads and clut at the Junior Membership Depart- surprises. Refreshments will be presidents in the home of Mrs. playlet went to the Breton Woods Junior Woman's Club. Their sub- ment Convention in Atlantic City, sold from an ice cream truck H. H. Clayton here, Mrs. Ann May 15-17. The theme is "Com- Flynn, president of the county ject was Edison's first phono- and stands will offer hot dogs, mand Performance." soda pop, cotton candy, snow group, announced the delegatio; graph. The 10 clubs participating, cones and other candies. will make its headquarters in all members of the General Mrs. Lawrence Lein«, cl«b Federation of Woman's Clubs, had president, is heading a sp&jal Included will be a white ele- special suite at the Hotel Denni focal point of convention activi New Jersey's Tercentenary as committee assisting with table phant table, an assortment of decorations for the General handmade items including pot ties. their theme. holders and doll clothes, hand Elly M. Peterson, assistanl Mrs. Wolfgang Koenig was Federation Convention to be held puppets, books, records, flowers chairman, Republican Nationa chairman. Others participating In Atlantic City, June 6-7. The and plants, cakes and baked Committee, and Mrs. 0. Blakt were Mrs. G. Donald Apgar, Mrs. group is making "Miss America" goods. Polo shirts with "Strath- Willcox, special staff assistan Edgar von Gehren, Mrs. Bruce centerpieces in keeping with Hie more" imprinted on them will be will moderate a round table dis- Goodwin, Mrs. Kenneth DeGroot, convention theme. sold as well as Strathmore pen- cussion on "Mobilizing Woman- Mrs. Lawrence Mihlon, Mrs. An- Mrs. Robert Farrell, Junior nants. power for '64" after Mrs. Peter- drew Zakanych, Mrs. Richard Ker membership department chair- son's keynote address in the aft- wien, Mrs. Joseph Cantelmo and man, has requested use of the ernoon. Miss Gail Smith. club's six foot djameter replica Judges were Mrs. Edmund G. of the Project Hope emblem for At the evening banquet, Ja Warren, state music chairman for Juta, former chief of visual in the GF Convention. The medallion EUROPE? ,:, Mrs. James Prettdergast the Junior Membership Depart- was made originally for a float at formation, United Nations, an (The former Miss Rose Marie De Palma) ment, and Miss Clara Wilkerson, Florence P. Dwyer of the sixth; the preview of the World's Fair southern vice chairman of the parade held in Asbury Park last district will speak. A feature of department. The awards were pre- CALL the dinner will be a parade of the summer. The white mercy ship sented by Mrs. Elmer Desmond, Hope was projected upon a map state's local club presidents. Miss DePalma Wed Fifth District Advisor. Mrs. Elmer Maxson, Belford of the world painted in blue and At the clubhouse Monday night, gray. This was encircled by a red is in charge of arrangements fo; the American home and garden LAWLOUR the Monmouth delegation. band on which the letters Project To James Prendergast department, under the chairman- Hope were written in white. Mrs. ship of Mrs. Apgar, presented a Mihlon and Mrs. Stender made EAST KEANSBURG — Miss To Rehearse The bridegroom is a graduate program on interior decoration the replica. TRAVEL AGENCY Rose Marie DePalma, daughter of of Newtown High School and is entitled "Come Catch A Rain- 1 The next executive board meet- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew DePalma, self-employed. The couple are at bow," The 30-minute color slide 'The Sorcerer home at 315 Beers St., Keyport, ing will be in the club house M«y Centerville Rd., became the bride presentation demonstrated the RUMSON M1DDLET0WN — The Com after a wedding trip to Washing- many colors available for use in 6. The next regular meeting is munity Chorus will begin re- of James Prendergast, son of Mr. ton, D.C. home decoration and illustrated May 11. LAST MINUTE CHECK of plant for the Ocoanporr PTA- hearsing Gilbert and Sullivan's and Mrs. Martin Prendergast, 842-2227 tpoittored card party last night i« made by Mrs. Jarne* "The Sorcerer," May 11, at p.m. in the Bayshore Community ackson Heights, N.Y. E. Layton, left, vice chairman, and Mn. Lewis S. Nelson, Church, East Keansburg. The ceremony took place April No Service Charge chairman. The event took place in the Hi Henry Inn, Marvin Fichter will be musica 8 in Buck SmiUi's Restaurant, Long Branch. . director for the production. Don iere, with Matawan Magistrate aW MacLeod will be stage di Ralph Heuser, Jr., officiating. A rector. This team directed the eception followed. On TV Today spring production of Gilbert and Mr. DePalma gave his- daugh ANNOUNCING . . . NEW YORK - Mrs. Florence Sulivan's "Trial by Jury." :er in marriage. She wore a long ... the opening of our "PARTY and DINING" Temko, authority on Origami, the Anyone interested in singing leeved gown of silk organza Japanese art of paper-folding, is with the group is invited to at- Fashioned with lace inserts on the room. Open to the public Friday and Saturday. appearing on the television pro- tend rehearsals. sabrina neckline and a Watteau gram "Women on the Move" to- The Community Chorus will train. Her bouffant veil was * Full course dinners from $1.60 day at 1 p.m. on Channel 4 with meet Monday to elect new of- secured by a floral cloche moderator Kitty Carlisle. ficers and plan for the fall sea- rimmed with crystal and pearl • Take out orders son. nd she carried white roses with CERAMIC SHOW jabies'-breath. ASBURY PARK - The 12th Miss Virginia DePalma, at MYSTIC RESTAURANT annual Eastern Ceramic Show ome, was maid of honor for her sponsored by Ceramic Leagues, Quakers Plan ster. The bride's other sisters, HWY. 36 PORT MONMOUTH Inc., will be held May 14-17 in tie Misses Marie and Theresa "'onvention Hall. May 9 Sale SHREWSBURY — The Shrews- ePalma, also at home, were bury Meeting of the Religious iridesmaids. They wore ballerina Society of Friends (Quakers) will ;owns of blue chiffon, matching hold a white elephant sale May eadpieces and carried carnation 9 from. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the ouquets, the honor attendant's Meeting House at Shrewsbury yellow and the bridesmaids' Ave. and Broad St. i pink. Mrs. John Brzostoski, River Charles Prendergast, Bayside, Plaza, is chairman of the event, I.Y., was best man for his broth- "Monmouth College assisted by Mrs. Paul Brown, r. Ushers were George Juettner, Colts Neck, and Mrs. Charlesteyport, brother-in-law of the Kiessling, New Shrewsbury. Mrs. •ride; and Cecil Truax, Keans- Frank Priebe, Fair Haven, is in rg- charge of refreshments. TJie bride, a graduate of Key- h^^Qlil Proceeds from the sale will go ort High School, is employed towards a new youth center be- the business office of Lily ing developed in Old Chatham. ulip Cup Corporation, Holmdel, It's EYE POPPING DRESSING UP in the fath'ran of Middletown mothers of 300 years ago are), Itft to right, Mrs. Clayton Evjen, Mr*. Victor Kaisel and Mrs. William J. Smith. Triair ebjfor the way you can save money on art i» to publicize the Middte+own Village PTA't Tercentenary CeJebna+ion Fair' fob* supplies... Just see... held Saturday at Hie village tctiool from 11 d.m. to 4 p.m. That little old art supplier 1\. PTA to Celebrate Tercentenary MIDDLETOWN -'Middietown Outdoor features for the chil- Attic Treasures; Mm. David Ken- LOU COOPER dren will include rides, ponies, Village School Parent-Teacher As- nedy, books, and Mrs..Edward 483 SHREWSBURY AVE. 747.1975 SHREWSBURY snow cones and cotton candy, and Roberts, publicity. sociation will hold its Tercente- a Boy Scout-sponsored bridge nary Celebration Fair at thebuilding project that scouts plan school on Kings Highway Satur- to start at fair time and complete day from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. by 4 p.m. graduation For collectors there will be There will be a central ticket Tercentenary medallions, repro- booth where tickets can be ductions of old prints and old bought for all fair attractions. maps, several old-fasioned school Lunch will be served at the Snack desks, attic treasures, and John Bar. The Bake Shop will have TRAVEL AGENCY F. Kennedy 50 cent pieces. For take home" delicacies made the gardener there will be from prize recipes of PTA cooks. Serving Monmouth County for IS Years large selection of plants and Artist Mary Sheean will do shrubs from Hendrickson's Mar- 144 BROAD ST., RED BANK ket on sale outside the school. charcoal sketches. The Cub Scouts Just around th« corner from our former office at Inside there will be an array and Brownies will have their 10 RECKLESS PLACE of indoor plants and flats of handicrafts for sale, and school flowers, and a book stall. tee shirts, sweat shirts, and crew The youngster with a Barbie hats will also be for sale. You can rtiarv* and pick up airline, steamship, bus end doll will see a collection of Barbie tour tickets, hotel and resort area reservations at our offices. Chairmen of the fair are Mrs. doll items, including handmade Victor Kassel, general chairman at the IT COSTS NO MORE TO BOOK TROUGH clothes and hand crafted and Mrs. William Smith, assistant party mood YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT decorated Barbie beds made chairman; Roy Sager, finance; especially for the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Guerin Olivola, Fashions food and Snack Bar; Mrs. Lee Gallaher, bakery; Mrs. Harlan in Gowns Durfee, decorations; Ben Schoot, in white and pastel shopping center short and long length! posters; Mrs. Clayton Evjen, In- door Plants; Bernard Mitzner, outdoor nursery; Mrs. Vincent •Junior Jennings, toys; Mrs. Eugene Ash, Bazaar This Friday and Saturday Boutique; Mrs. William Downey, It BROAD ST., RED 1 The sights and sounds of your college in Monmouth County. Two days filled with entertainment and informative programs for future college students and their parents. Come—see Monmouth College in action at "monmouth!" Free admission! Then make your first step from the Pedestal

* Program * "(00 THINK HE KNOCKED O«SF LEON'S WBK10O CLEANERS FRIDAY SATURDAY SoOHf MAM BVCRY BTFOOr 7 to 7:15 P. M. 2:30 to 3:15 P. M. Be sure that you ... in little heels Honor Guard—Blue Grenadiers will have comfort that are chic . . . Folk & Chamber Music that will last the Precision Drill Routine under the supervision or flats that are 7:15 to 7:50 P. M. of whole day thru . . . fashionable! WVre surt you'll take your dot off to Hit excellent service you'll get from our modem rug deportment I Band and Choral Selections Professor Pauline Clinchard Band under supervision of TOMMY TUCKER 3:15 to 4:00 P. M. "The Collegians" under the direction of Joe Mosso EXHIBITION HALL OPEN See your college in 7:30 to 8:30 P. M. UtsUl action—Come! See! Exhibition Hall Open SHOE SALON 43-A Bread St. Activities Displays of College FREE ADMISSION! "The Foundation nj Fashion" RED BANK RED BANK REGISTER Among Winners Kitchen tcoamr/:' large iovti NEW YORK - Oakhunt <}U.) CP< bread cost less per pound than trUst Edith Kroll, a fiaaJist In smaHer ones. If you have a *ma!i the first Benedictine Art A.wtrd», family and the bread It^'t eaten hi* again been selected by the A ltf« days, btep the )md Is American Federation erf Arts as the refrigerator. one of 25 prize winning artists in the second annual art awards. Her work will be exhibited at a special show at the Amel Gal FREE* lery here May 12 through Mav! 16. RUG The winner of the $1,000 first STORAGE prize will be chosen from among these 25 finalists and will be aiv nounced May 11. . MONMOUTH Couple Celebrate 45th Anniversary CARPET HIGHLANDS — Mr. and Mrs. and Cleaning Co. John H. Kwik, Sr., 58 Fifth St., HWY. 35 OAKHURST elebrated their 45th wedding an- CALL TODAY! iversary last week with a dinner larty in Cedar Inn for mem 531-3402 or 222 • 2272 «rs of the immediate family. *tr— with aay Attending were their two sons ind daughters-in-law, Mr. and9x12 Domestic Q72 ilrs. John H. Kwik, Jr., and Mr. Rug Cleaning T ind Mrs. Edward A. Kwik. Left—" ( )a!loul-Shelter" by Tosun Bayrak,$150 Award Vaktte Talk Above—"Miseries and Disastert of War: Beautified" Bright Outlook by Howard Goldstein, $150 Award OPEN NOW! Right (lop) • "Ship of Fools" by Carl lack, $100 Award IN THE MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER By ELEANOR MARKO Right — "August Afternoon" by Jeanne Pasley, $100 Award -There's some suffering going on since the opening of the Monmouth College's fine arts exhibition on WATERCOLORS: JUVENILE SHOES canjp^s in West Long Branch. Below Left ~ "Night Landscape #i" by William Asman, $100 Award For those artists who are among the exhibit's miss- Below Right — "Sandscape" by Gretchen Keown, $100 Award Skillfully fitting children since 1918 ing, it's a blow—but one that at some time or other with an exhibiting artist, subject to the whims of juries, THE learns to brace for and roll with the punch. An unexpected blow TRIDE the $ffjbow, incidentally one score. "( )al!out-Shelter" is RITE camdj from an avid viewei one of a series df BayraJt's "pic- SHOE ture poems," which are hi« com of exhibitions who asked mentaries on We. This one deal: s We. k«»p "Do •<0a have to be from out-of- with the artist's deep reflection Wh«t«v«r amount of town to be in the chow and be a ACCURATE RECORDS ithat symbolically the womb ol TIME, SKILL of all fitting*, mail winner?" one's mother is the only safe and PATIENCE REMINDER CARDS I Belated Reply shelter in this muddled world — Is required, we glv« It gladly provide ThfijSeiated. retort in the a rather sobering thought. How- and courteously. FREE SIZE CHECKUPS shouldfye said" column is "No —ever, Bayrak's oil is not mor- bid. The six-foot essay on llfi Just o(|ji M this world." MONMOUTH SHOPPING i» uncolored and a myriad ol CENTER Sine* being accused this week calligraphic notes that at firs Opposite Lane, Bryant of bein^'optimistic about every- glance are not obvious, but liki Next to Brentano's thing,**i as if it was something any good literary work, becomt • Ptrtti Amboy that needed remedies such as ana haunting and unforgettable ex- ^HOF*« * Menlo Pork Shopping Ctnttr analysts, ulcer tablets or Bleep- Jnu" • Uvlttown Plow than>-15 new istein has exhibited widely in the creative, the winnings will be paintings of lifofstate and in New York"'and is port for IK contribution to the used not for a pleasure trip1 with Branch, Third Annual Art ShqW with' flowers enJB. Also Represented in private and public culturali#cene. Each year the his artist wife Liba (who. also Sunday. ' OLD MILL GALLERY, Syca- collections. college's fine arts exhibition has a work in the Mopmputh hibltlon, 600 Broadway, Long more Ave., Tintan Falls, Phil- under the spetrheadkg of as-College Show), but for an insur- Branch, last day. A reception for the artist will adelphia Artists, closes Satur sociate professor of art Harold ance policy payment! STANLEY WATTENBERG be held Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. H. Alexander has grown In day. Also, Mrs. Edlestein will give an Winner of the other $150 Gallery, 68 Cottage Pi., Long stature to bring the college new NEWARK MUSEUM, Fifth Branch, International Collection. oil painting demonstration Friday statewide distinction.' Pessi- award for oil, Howard Gold- Triennial Exhibition, Shore area at 8:30 p.m. in the gallery. Both stein, also is a teacher of art. artists represented, through MONMOUTH COLLEGE, mism had no part In Its growth. West Long Branch, Festival of the reception and demonstration Since time eternal, a top prize Assistant professor of art at May 26. are open to the public. The ex- Trenton State College, he Is SHREWSBURY SCHOOL, Fine Arts Exhibition (statewide winner' is subject to most com Show), Student Exhibition and hibition will continue through slated for a one-man show of Obre PI., Shrewsbury — Past May 28. ment from viewers. Differences his works in June at the Argus Art Faculty Exhibition, through of opinion with the judges always and Present, Tercentenary Ex- Gallery, co-lncidentally located hibition. May 16, main building. Also, adds-spice. In this, the show is In Madison. At Monmouth Mr. Permanent Collection, Fine Arts When you are making a sauci not unique. SHADOW LAWN SAVINGS Building. Goldstein also has a 300-pound LOAN Association, Group Ex- (thickened with cornstarch) from Tosun l.Bayrak's $150 award steel sculpture and another HENRY T. GULICK, Middle- leftover syrup from cannec winning oil is a conundrum large painting in the show in ning works are designated with town, one-man show, Seton Hall jpeaohes or apricots to serve witi which, objectively speaking, puts addition to the prize winning University, Bishop Dougherty sponge cake or cottage pudding, it in a class of its own on tint "Miseries and Disasters of >rass plaques and ailso listed Is ;he catalogue. Student Center, through May 30. add a little almond extract tc War: Beautified,'' an abstract Also, at Argus Gallery, 2 Green perk up flavor. You'll need to adc In a cool palette' of colors. A This is a major area-show that should not be missed by art stu Village Rd., Madison, through about a quarter cup of suga serious transltlonallst, M r. May 7. to a cup of the fruit juice. Goldstein has a work repre- dents, teachers or gallery faith- sented in the permanent col- 'uls. According to Mr. Alexan- lection of Monmouth College der, a guide will be made avail- MALLOWS and won awards in the 1961able to visiting groups on request ZIP SERVICE and 1962 exhibitions. He hasto the fine arts department. Fluffy* marshmallow had numerous one-man shows. Caution: Please don't queue up covered with creamy His awards include a first prize :o send any messages at Alex You Call - We Install vanilla, chocolate or Emily Lowe Foundation libirriy's "telephone Booth No. PHONE CA 2-31 »J butterscotch caramel. Award, an honorable mention ." It's out of order — and that's in the 1963 National Drawing ne man's opinion. Some peo- Reg. 1.00 pound Exhibition in Muncle, Ind., and tie enjoy pop-art like this, In- H. KAABE GLASS CO. New Jersey Tercentenary luding E. M. So who cares medalist. t wouldn't "Go" with a green Now 89 Ib. »fa. AUTO GLASS! The 115 works at Monmouth 549-551 Broadway, Long Branch 'ollege, in addition to the fine TALKING ABOUT OPIN- rts department students exhibi- IONS — there's the one made BIRNN CANDY lon and its faculty exhibition in Saturday by Canaday panning he main building and the per-sculptor Donald DeLue's (of 91 BROAD STREET nanent collection exhibition in Leonardo and New York) RED BANK he Fine Arts building, will be Rocket Thrower at the New •pen to the public through May York World's Fair. Classically 16, Monday through Friday, from interpreted the theme of the the twin cross-over panels sleek your hips 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday from heroic statue on the main mall to 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and on Sun-Is designed to Internationally as they free your stride! day from 2 to 5 p.m. There are translate the idea with no catalogs available which will struggle. A gem of a comment identify all the juried works in heard on the critique was "I yoait best tfcts- the three classifications: oils, knew It was awful art — I un- Flirtation Walk" by watercolors and sculpture. Win- derstand it!" sumwe/t?

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The event is scheduled for Mon- JULIE'S day, May 25, at 7 p.m. in The Cobblestones, Rt. 35. Farm wiarar w —« •_«« Mrs. Ayers, wife of Frederick Hwy. 35. m*«t«w (Headdon'i Corner) 741-943! L. Ayers, Maple Ave., Little Sil ver, has been teaching 42 year —all but one of those in th< River Plaza School. Mrs. Ayers, who will retire in GIVE June, admits that she's going "to miss the children." A GIFT OF BEAUTY All members of the committei for the testimonial have children who were taught by Mrs. Ayers. for "YOUNG Mr. Hendricks, himself, was MATER DEI PTA members plan a luncheon and faihion thow to take place Saturday pupil of Mrs. Ayers in the Rivei MOTHERS" Plaza School. at noon in the Magnolia Inn, Matawan. Co-chairmen are Mrs. James P. Murray, left, Reservations are open to a and Mrs. Jacob C. Schnoor, center, seated with Mrs. Gaynor C. Conlon of the OF ALL AGES! maximum of 250 guests. Dead- committee. line for obtaining the dinner tick ets is May 11. Reservations for the buffet lunch- SCHOOL SPIRIT — Lucille Famulary and William M. Mrs. Fred Jack, 30 Sunrise PL: eon are to be made with Mrs Young iport sweatshirts touting the Eatontown School is in charge of tickets. Other com- Church Women to Study mittee chairmen are Mrs. Henrj Peter Moreau, chairman. A nurs- VINCENTC S System as they sit on the lap of a red-nosed clown. Zoubek, Delaware Ave., decora- ery is provided for pre-school The youngsters and their friend, who is Mrs. Vincent R. tions; Earl Stout, Red Bank, Equal Job Opportunities children. "for women whoh care photos; Mrs. Frank Miller, Easl Rev. Isaac Rottenberg, pastor Marone, will be on hand Saturday at the Steelman Home RED BANK — The United James Schell, president of the 32 LINDEN PL 747-3620 RED BANK Roosevelt Cir., Mrs. James Mc- of the host church, will be the and School Club's Fun Festival at the school. Church Women of the Greater speakers' bureau of the National (CLOSED WED. . OPEN THURS. 'TIL 8 P.M.) Laren, 48 Monroe Ave.; Mrs. M. presiding minister. Leonard Genova, Nutswamp Rd. Red Bank Area will participate Association for the Advancement Mrs. Theodore Marko, Alexande in the nationwide observance of of Colored People, will discuss Dr.; Mrs. William Gray, 71 Wood- May Fellowship Day tomorrow in "Job Opportunity" at the 1:30 Fun Festival to Benefit side Dr., and Mrs. Jeremy Judge, the New Shrewsbury Reformed p.m. session. 11 East Wilson Cir., committei Church. Participating in the worship aides, assisted by Miss Rita S service will be Mrs. Gladys Good- WIN A NEW 1964 NECCHI! Registration will begin at 9:30 Steelman School Club Quail, principal of the school. .m. The meeting will start at rum, Mrs. Frank Priebe, Mrs. EATONTOWN - The Steelman Thomas F. Young, general chair- 10 a.m. with devotions by Mrs. Isaac Rottenberg, Mrs. Douglas Home and School Club is sponsor- man, and Mrs. William Green- Fred Martin of the Red Bank Shedd, Mrs. Rodman Getty, Mrs. Ing a Fun Festival to be held wood, vice chairman, Includes resbyterian Church. This will be John Quivey and Mrs. Ralph Bar- To Probe rett. Mrs. King Gould will be the on the school grounds Saturday Mrs. Georgge J. Brucker, make- followed by a film, "Property organist. from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. up boothh; Mrs. Angello J . BBar- Values and Race." Mrs. Walt Disney movies will be bato, home made foods; Housewives' The two morning workshops on The theme chosen, for this John M. Dietz, Jr., Polaroid snap- featured as well as an Indian Freedom of Residence" will be year's observance, "One Family shots; Mrs. Winnie Stein, white and pirate make-up booth, pony led by Mrs. Gloria Broder and Under God: Freedom of Resi- elephant; Mrs. Raphael L. Roach, Market List rides and a ferris wheel and whip Herman Shapiro, active members dence and Job Opportunity," is novelties and souvenirs; Mrs. NEWARK (AP) — Your buying rides. Polaroid snapshots will be of the Shore Citizens for Better the last in the three-year series William R. Wyrmbs, sweatshirts behavior is up for study. taken and there will be a home Relations organization. of related studies focusing upon and hats; Mrs. Robert De Caro, Rutgers University announced made food sale. Mrs. Jo Ann Neville of the "Assignment: Race." Mrs. John rides; Mrs. Philip S. Famulary, yesterday a new graduate pro- Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church Ciuchta is chairman of the pro- The committee headed by Mrs. publicity; Mrs. Ralph Keevil, gram is applied psychology to vill be the soloist. gram which is open to all women. needlework; Mrs. Robert B. Dix- look into the matter. There's no Trick to Having Ex- on, plants; Mrs. William W The three-year program for col- tra Cash. You Get it Fast When Ramsay, games, and Mrs lege graduates carrying on ca- You Use The Register Classified. reers in the business world wil —Advertisement. Charles R. Stratton, refreshments, be given under the auspices of 23 w. front si, red bank the psychology department of the state university's Newark College of Arts and Sciences. Students will examine the Amer- ican housewife's market list and PROM GOWNS link it to her needs, personality and social class. And they will Graduation & Special Occasion dresses study the impact of advertising, OF RED BANK salesmen and design on the man 5_e our in the family "'•when he T>uys 24 BROAD STREET fin* _nd fascinating suit, a oar or, a can of shaving First t.Uctlon today. ane cream. Priie E»ty Charge — The program initially will be trWml 1964 Necchl Lay Away limited to 15 students. They will complete required courses for (Sewing Machine I open mon., wed. fri. 'til 9 master of arts degree in two 150 Award* years by attending two evening seminars a week. Their third year will be devoted to research and thesis writing. TODAYr DO THIS CROSSWORD PUZZLE! SHERMAN'S BATTTSHOP^t Dr. William D. Wells, associated has Poles, Shelves, Towel Rings professor of psychology, said that ACROSS: "In addition to teaching, staff 1. It costs no . to enter thk Mutest Practical and ipaca-saving accessories, by "Handy Andy," members will do research of im- in shining brass and chroma finish. Irltfalls on tile -i easily ». A Neccht machine I* one of the at on wood. BARS and MANY OTHER THINGS mediate value to business and finest they will be available for consul- W. Necchl machines come a. cabinet «r tation on the applied psychology portable INC. problems of industry." 11. YOB can see the Necchl o Wells said the program would 12. Rush answer to us by mall gear itself to consumer problems 13. Buy and pay on easy terns Home Decorators at first but eventually would fo- 14 Is tun to sew oa a Necchl 20 BROAD ST. RED BANK cus on a wider range of social behavior. 15. Necchl machines are the 741-2646 / 27 Years of Quality and Service /# The curriculum includes courses world over —-^o*t» in consumer behavior, design and analysis of consumer research, DOWN: attitudes and opinions, marketing 1. Let as demonstrate a Necchl ______fundamentals, marketing research hi your home and advertising problems. ' 2 _. home needs a good sewiag FREE! Wells added that the publication machine of findings by the group should 1 k b tree jw can sew and sow a professional "help lessen the traditional com- 4. Necchl machines an ssM-afltecd isr munications gap between the hair brush with our business and academic worlds.' and years , 5. one can afford to mim eat an thk contest TREATWAVEi<)O5 I. We give free hstraeaoM _B PERMANENT IA Clubwomen SIMPLE RULES: Necchi machines 7. Yon will be notified by mall, H yea 8. Winner's machine win be delivered Plan Auction Entrants must be adults 21 years or BUDGET PERMANENT 9"complete] her home FAIR HAVEN - An auction elder. Decision of the judges Is final. will be the feature of the Fair it's fun! it's easy! it's freo! Joseph, Anthony and Katherine Haven Women's Community Club First correct answer with earliest post- meeting scheduled for May 13 at mark will be declored the winner. In HAIR STYLISTS 1 p.m. in the Episcopal Church 747-3475 747-3484 of the Holy Communion, River event of postmark tie, nearness of puz- HURRY! THIS CONTEST 46 Monmouth St. Est. 28 years Red Banlc- Rd. zle entry will determine winner. Em- Mrs. Harold Lartaud will be CLOSES MIDNIGHT (Ample Parking) ployees of this newspaper, Necchi-Elne auctioneer for the event which SUNDAY. MAY 3 will include services for auction, or Superama are not eligible to enter. including babysitting, making cake or pie for a special oc- casion, dinner for two and other unique items. MAIt, PC__tE ESTBT AND COUPON TODAY The club also will hold a des- sert bridge May 21 at 1:30 also NECCHI-ELNA CONTEST, ATLANTIC'S SUPERAMA in the church hall. Proceeds will SEWING MACHINE DEPT. RBR benefit the Riverview Hospita SHREWSBURY AVE. Fund. Mrs. William Rooney is NAME AT RT. 35 chairman and in charge of ad NEW SHREWSBURY, N. J. vance reservations. Vi SIZE ADDRESS "B. F. Goodrich Hall" CITY STATE TELEPHONE NUMBER PRESENT MACHINE AGE OF DRESSES MACHINE The most beautiful weddings in town begin at LOUIS FURST — where you'll find an exquisite selection of THERE IS A STYLE AND SIZE FOR EVERY MOTHER! • Wedding Stationery and Books • Invitations • Gifts Choose from our fresh new lightweight cottons, • Albums • Party Goods for Showers and Weddings. 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COMPARK J.M.FIBLDS BOM PRICKS ON PLAYERS REVIVE OLD HORSE in the newest MonmouHi Players production, "Three Men on a Horse," with, left to right, Bud Silver, Little Silver; Evan Raker, Fair Haven, and Barry GrabeHe, Middletown. A benefit performance MOTOROLA will be held tonight in the Navesink Library for the library. Other performances will be given tomorrow and Saturday, also May 8 and 9. 19" Portable TV I TV and Woman Faces Charges LEGAL NOTICE MONMOUTH COCNTV COBB* . RED BANK — Lorraine M. FBOBATE DIVISION Docket No. 75491 Robinson of Caldwell Ave., Bel- In the Matter of tbe Estate • Handwired Power M Chattis at ford, was released in the custody KATE CLOUD, Deceased. • Premium rofeel tubes of her lawyer yesterday after ar- ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY LANDS SHOULD NOT raignment before Magistrate Wil- BE SOLD TO PAY DEBTS ... NEVER BEFORE HAS 50 Upon reading and filing the com- • GolcWn M picture rube liam I. Klatsky on charges that plaint ot Patrick 1. McQann. Jr., Ad- ministrator of the Estate of Kate MUCH BEEN OFFERED AT she issued false statements to Cloud: • Automatic gain control tyttem It Is on Uila 13lh day of March, 1964, obtain unearned unemployment ORDERED that all persons Interested SUCH LOW, 1OW PRICES! in the real estate of the said Kate • Front mounted FM sound checks worth $798. Cloud described In the complaint filed herein, appear before this Court on i The defendant was arrested Friday, the 26th (lay of June, 1961, 9:30 A.M. al the Old Coun- • Motorola circuit isntry Tuesday by Detective Capt. Ir Court House, Court House Square, in the Township of Free- ving L. Krakowitch and Detec- hold, County of Monmouth, State of • Magic Matt antenna system < tive Lt. Benjamin Glover, and Now Jersey, to show cause why so much of the said real estate should held overnight. not tic sold as win be sufficient to pay Five charges against her allege tliii debts of the said Kate Cloud, And it Is further ORDERED that All Handwind that she received unauthorized this order be published In the Red Rank Register, Red Uink. N. J., benefits in five periods in 19G2newspaper, one of the newspaper! in and 1963. She will have a hearing tills slate, four times during four 23" Console TV consecutive enleiuiiir weeks, once In in Municipal Court May 18. each Meek prior to the return day aforesaid. Edward C. Hroece, • Handwired Golden M Chassis LEGAL NOTICE Surrogate. By: Wreiford fj. Madge, Deputy SurroRiite. NOTICE EnWAIlU J. ASCHER. J.C.C. • Tinted eye-shade filter glass NOTICE 18 IIBKKUY GIVEN thai April 18, 13. 30, May 7 8<0.<» scaled bids for Route 35 (105.1). Sec- tion tin, from Slatlnil :i^.ri-J "i' I'i'W11 NOTICE • Golden Voice Speaker 35 northerly to tho Ealontown lrnf- TAKE NOTICE that application tia« _ Circle, ihializutk.n, Uesurfadngg bfen ii' 'de n, the Mayor and Council, Turnarounds, In the Borough ol of the Ronnifih of RtlniBon, to transfer • Tube Sentry syitem ommvnmmvn,, Monmout.Monmout i OD,.. . :i Ma.y lle.irnen Mttlloy. trading as will be received by the State Highway Hotel rtumjon, for premises located at CoininlMioncr In tli« Cileu'rl.i, Stale HI Waleini II A.-enuo. Borough of Itum- HlRhwny Office Building. IMS l'nrkwny son, tlie Plenary Retail Consumption • Automatic gain control system Avenue, Trenton. Nc%v Jersey, ti<. »l 10:-<> Marcc Enterprises Inc.. for the prem- A. M. EASTERN DAYLIGHT SAV1M liM-.iti'il .a II) Waterman Avenue, • Goldsn M Picture Tube TIME. Tho reading ot acceptable Mil! Kiimsori, New Jemey, will Inkc jiliicc Imini'dmleiy t -rafter Objection*. If any. should be mills Bids will be accepted only from l>lil- Immediately in writing to Albert A. • Golden M Premium rated tubes dern preiuallflert Kerr. Jr.. BoriniKh Olork of the Bor- It S. 52:35. The rlRht ia reserved to ough of Rumson. reject any or all hlils. MAIIY IIKARNEN MALLOOY PProposal l guarantee anil other lilddlnK April 23. 30 W.TWTI requirement* arc slntril in the smiul- a,rd and suiipiemenlnry spcclfloliultinfi ADVKItTISKMENT FOR BIDS for the project. Hid. contract iiral bond The Board of Education Little Stiver torms, plans and spfclllcntloin limy ho Schools will receive sealed b-lds for Inspected o- obtained nt Itooin US. PAINTING REQUIREMENTS. Bid I lit! Slate IllBhwiiy Office niillillng, 10M >f npeciric (juiillty and type of ma- Parkway Avenue, Tren'oi'. N''w Jer- terial are available at the Llttlt Bll- •»y. during olflce hours. Copies there- Hchool, Markhnm Place, 1,IU1« Sil- of will be furnished ii|ion *ppllcal.-ni ver, Office of the Secretary ot the »nd payment ot standard f«e«. 1 lie Hoard of Education. A. QUALITY DISCOUNTS work !• to bo completed In 60 working Proposali should be In th« hands of That give you tnilant the rto.ird Secretary not later thi.. HAZLET . 3140 ROUTE 35 NO MONEY DOWN! The *nly true mnm "'llmaled «u«nllle» of principal Mny 12, WU 1:01) P.M. E.D.8.T. and cath towingt guaranl«*il Work Items are; .V-'OO c.y. Itniiilwiiy .•111 be opened at inn Public Mealing DAILY 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. TAKE MONTHS TO PAY! EVERY DAY. Eice.va.llon, tJnclaislfled; 3.IM10 Ion III- f the Hoard of Education on Mi; M, tumlnous HtahlllMd na.-.e Cuurai-; J.2IKI 1IW4 ot B:0<> p. m. B.D.S.T. SUNDAY 11 A.M. TO 6 P.M. (FOOD ONLY) ton Pavement Type FA-UC; 1,600 l.f. Hy the order of the Bo&rd of Kail* Culvert Plp«, various types and sizes; csvtlon, Little Silver SchoolIOOII! , "Borough 1001) l.f. Conerete Curb, various typei nl Little Bliver, county of MonmouM \nn itzei. Stain of New Jersey. April XL aX lill f IM.T4J.wU M +m ton v» to*jr •*» l6—Tbani*Y, April 30, 1%1 RED BANK REGISTER r represent » LOUISVOLg,, JgT. (AP) - To Review o«4 tot very EASL.Y PAPESS published by tad (or Jodiaas, «ad DwUd ionau wax established in 1828 at New aa ttttf aontef code* ATLANTA (AP) -r Georgians Off-Track "Why,** pretest • for*rif« br«tk but they law* ao «n- wwe Mtioog America's first Ectata, It wax printed in the j&ewsptpermeo. Cherokee iJpbabet, int Georgia's oldest newspaper still Ai they drove up in treat o« a The Georgia Gazette, < Betting Plan Hudson, sponsor of the measures, planned to ask the I committee to release the bills so the full Assembly could vote on them. He has introduced the measures for 10 consecutive years. If approved by the legislature, the measures would go on the November ballot as referendum is your best bet GREEN GROW THE LEAVES on the free recently planted by the borough Shade Tree questions. LIQUORS Musto said he didn't think the for exterior painting Commission on the Little Silver fire house grounds. Admiring nature's handiwork are hearing would serve a very use- Police Capt. Walter Steams, left; ,Arthur Sass, Shade Tree Commission chairman, Fire ful purpose "because the public 26 BROAD STREET RED BANK N.J. Potice Lt. Harry Carter. has no lobbyist. The opponents always come to public hearings but the housewife and the work- FREE DELIVERY-PHONE: SH 7-3334 VANISHING CAKES er won't come," he added. 1 W BARTOW, Fla. (AP) —Almost Musto saidja statewide lottery everything went fine at the Polk and ofif-trad/betting would bring James W. Davidheiser County, Fla., youth fair. in a minimum of $125 million a Youngsters who exhibited poul- year in added state revenue, pro- LONG BRANCH — James W. YOUR CHOICE trv found themselves harvesting vide employment for hundreds of Davidheiser, 37 Hamilton Ave., egg dividends each day, due to untrained people and inject mil- Leonardo, has been elected to the L 3-year Written Guarantee FULL QUARTS force of habit on the part of their lions of dollars into the state board of directors of the Shadow prolific layers. They soldd, the economy. Lawn Savings and l/)an Associa- 2, Bllster-and fade-resistant Davidson's 90 Prf. eggs for a nickel each to Ro- The Rev. Mr. Samuel A. tion here. Gin tary Club members who were Jeanes of the New Jersey Coun- The announcement was made Vinyl formula for shakes* Davidson's managing the food concessions. cil of Churches opposed both by John W. Guire, chairman of 3• shingles •stucco* wood Vodka 100% Grain Quart Some of the girls who entered proposals. the board. cakes for judging apparently did In testimony prepared for the Mr. Davidheiser Is secretary of KLARIN'S PAINT Comstock Blend too tempting a job of baking. hearing Jeanes said the state the Middletown Board of Educa- • Whiskey Someone — Judges? Pilferers?— has genuine needs and must «ind tion. & WALLPAPER CO. He also is a member of the IMPORTED DANISH made several of the cakes vanish a way to raise money to meet 26 Moamtuth St., Red lank before it was time for the con- them. Middletown Planning Board and 747-3838 FRUIT WINE testants to take them home. But these proposals be- the Lions Club. (KING GUSTAV) 09 19% by Voluma • Strawberry Fifth • Raspberry • Cherry "Super-Right" Qualify Brail-Fed Beef • Blackberry • Elderberry 1 LEROY 100% CALIFORNIA (SWEET) WINE (DRY)

Port • Sherry • Burgundy • Muscatel • Zinfondel • Barberono RETIREMENT—Capt A. B. Register, commanding officer, • Tokay * Chianti POT ROAST extends good wishes to Samuel D. Harris, I25A Eaton- crest Ave., Eatontown, upon his retirement after 19 years CALIFORNIA CUT BONELESS CHUCK O79 195 employment at Naval Ammunition Depot, Earle.

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Sills said he was gratified Form Unit to Aid Brain Injured Children at the progress the 19-month old program was making but he By DORIS (OILMAN nirmer treatment and.care, and facilities sultant help to the organization, also was the children can be helped to realize their "We have not been dragging our feet warned that mandatory police OAKHURST - More than 125 people, for brain injured children. present. • potential, he said. on this problem," she told the group. training is still needed for maxi bound by a common determination to help The local organization will become a As the association uses the term, a "Within the past five ye&'rs, more than She said that Robert W. Russell, th« mum effectiveness. He said a sur those children they believe are the least seciion of the New Jersey Association For brain injured child is one who before, dur- 35 public school classes for brain injured Glen Rock school psychologist who initi- vey by the police training com understood of the physically handicapped, Brain Injured Children. ing, or after birth has suffered some injury children have been formed in New Jersey," ated the state's first public school class mission "indicated Jhat of some met in the Oakhurst School last night and Thomas Jones, vice president of the or infection to the brain and as a result has Mr. Jones said, "and many children have for brain injured children, had addressed what is considered organic brain damage. \ 13,000 municipal police officers in organized the Monmouth-Ocean Association state association and chairman of the been able to return to their normal classes, a meeting of county school superinten- For Brain Injured Children. Central Jersey section was the main speak- Becauseyesterday issued dress rehearsal were four of a cast of 54 Shrewsbury ; Greater Efficiency a permanent injunction against School children who'wlHre-enact the borfugh's ReVOuA A L Local 723 of the Tearasjers Union tionary history in a four-act play tomorrow at 8 p.m. in barring it from calling a strike of 350 .toll collectors and main- Fern Rot*. Auditorium. The play, written and directed by tenance employees of the New Mrs. Elizabeth Ross, is sponsored by the Shrewsbury Jersey Turnpike. Judge John B. Reorganization at Fort Tercentenary Committee. The young ladies railing band- Wick' said also in his decision the Turnpike Authority has no ages for the ' patriots are, from left, Ellen''Meyers of right to bargain collectively with Buttonwood Dr., Margaret Schissler of Broad St., Dotty any labor organization. He ruled Vo>gel of Trafford St. and Nancy Hill of James St. on a suit brought by the Turn- Takes Effect Tomorrow pike Authority and joined in by the New Jersey Highway Author- FORT MONMOUTH — Operations under Army Electronics Laboratories: Col. ity against the teamsters union a previously announced reorganization begin James M. Kimbrough Jr., director; Col. and local 1511, American Federa- One-Way Peters PL tomorrow in all elements of the U. S. Army Robert K. Saxe, acting deputy director; W. tion of State, County and Munici- Electronics Command. L. Doxey, West Long Branch, technical di- pal Employees Union, AFL-CIO. The restructuring plan, which is being rector. Traffic Plan Offered carried out on schedule, was first announced Personnel and Training: William D. Rob- RED BANK - Bernard Kel- night. Although the master plan April 2 by Maj. Gen. Frank W. Moorman, erts, Ocean Township, director; Maj. Dan lenyi, a member of the Planning was adopted in January, there is commanding general. He stated the central Howard, deputy director. Board, last night requested and still no final copy, containing last objective is to achieve greater efficiency in In addition, an Electronics Support Com- received the planners' permis- minute revisions, in print. the command's task of providing Army troops mand is being established, and Col. Edward sion to propose one-way traffic The board met April 21 with around the world with a wide array of newly T. McConnell has been named commander. on Peters PI. representatives of the state De- developed, improved, and standardized elec- This subordinate command combines activ- Mr. Kellenyi suggested that partment of Conservation and tronic materiel. ities that have been carried on by Head- traffic on Peters PI. should be Economic Development, which The restructuring is a logical continua- quarters, Fort Monmouth, and the E-Com- one-way westfbound, and traffic administers master plan con- tion of the consolidation of the Army's tech- mand headquarters staff element for Instal- on Druimmond PI. should be one- tracts, and the planning contrac- nical services under the Army Materiel Com- lations and Services. Col. Murray A. Little LIBRARr GIFT — Mrs. Mary Sheean, left, I The Trail, way northbound. tor, Urban Planning Associates mand in August 1962. These major Army will serve as I&S director in the new organ- Middletown, an artist, poses with a portrait of Mrs. Peters PI. is a two-way street of New York. elements, consisting of the Electronics Com- ization on an interim basis. He has planned and Drummond PI. is a south- for some time to retire at the end of July Ursilla S. Walling in Middletown Library. Mrs. Sheean Master Plan Woes mand and six other commands under AMC, bound street for most of its provide the Army with different types of after 34 years of service. donated the portrait of former head librarian to Library UPA has steadfastly main- length. materiel. Gen. Moorman said that in addition to Commission. At right is subject of painting, Mrs. The changes would be consist- tained it has satisfied its 18- month contract, and could not The Electronics Command reorganization other changes, the Commodity Officers are Walling. ent with the master plan and its is being effected in terms of both function being regrouped and strengthened. These proposed loop street system, and reprint the master plan. The borough made little headway — and physical location of its activities. A num- offices, which are E-Command headquarters would facilitate the movement of ber of elements will move their sites in the elements, provide intensive life-cycle man- school and shopper traffic, Mr. the condensed form of the plan will not contain the 11 revisions reallocation of buildings on. the main post agement for specifically designated equip- Kellenyi said. St. James Gram- and in the outlying areas of Fort Monmouth. ments or systems, whereas the operating Bids for Riverview's mar School is located on Peters made by the board just before adoption — but changes will be Some shifts of functions between here and elements focus on their respective missions '1. Philadelphia, where major activities will be — research and development, procurement Goes to Police made in the 25 copies of the mimeographed, unabridged edi- continued on a revised basis, are being made. and production, and materiel readiness. Addition Being Sought Lt. William T. Lambertson The plan will be forwarded to the police department for its tion. Gen. Moorman has emphasized that no The major operations being most affected separation of employees is planned. A small presence of contractors, hospital opinion and, after further Plan- The board authorized its clerk, by the reorganization are the U. S. Army number of position transfers — less than 50— RED BANK — Construction governors and a representative ning Board review, may be sub- Mrs. Marianne Cannavo to out- Electronics Materiel Agency (USAEMA), Lambertson are scheduled between Philadelphia and Fort bids for the planned six-level ad- of the state Department of In- mitted to Borough Council as line the changes and forward which has been centered in Philadelphia, and Monmouth, and about the same number for dition to Riverview Hospital will fiitutions and Agenoies which will the basis of an ordinance rec- them to the consulting firm. the U. S. Army Electronics Materiel Sup- the opposite direction. A command spokesman be solicited next week, opened administer the $750,000 HiH-Bur- Is Named ommendation. port Agency (USAEMSA) at the Coles Area June 4, and contracts awarded ton grant to Riverview. In the meantime, the board will said it is expected that the figures will be of Fort Monmouth. The Planning Board was still consult Borough Attorney Samuel even lower as the result of position exchanges around June 15, the hospital Contracts will be awarded aft- discussing the master plan last Carotenuto to determine if the between persons with similar jobs. What is largely entailed in these changes board of governors announced last er review by the U.S. Public Executive matter can be legally pursued night. Health Service and the River- In addition, some job spaces are being is that the procurement functions of USAEMA TRENTON (AP) - The state further. view governors. Mori Is Honored eliminated, but persons thus affected are and the production engineering operations of The timetable for the final steps police today announced promo- Frank F. Blaisdell, president CHERRY HILL (AP) - Gene Besides the changes in the being given the opportunity to move into USAEMSA are being combined in the new prior to groundbreaking was re- tion of Lt. William T. Lambert- 1 of the board, said last night that Mori, president of Garden State plan's content, the board would undermanned areas. Most of the personnel Procurement and Production Directorate, and ported by James S. Parkes, hon- son of Shrewsbury to executive the electronics supply operations which orary chairman of the board and the building fund, with a goal lieutenant. Park and board chairman of Hia- like pages numbered, a table of rcassignments are to be completed by June contents and — last, but not USAEMA has provided for field forces and chairman of the buildings and of $1.5 million, has reached $1,- Lambertson was transferred to eah (Fla.) race course, Tues- 30. day was presented the annual least .— the correct spelling of the equipment maintenance functions of grounds committee, who said bid 013,095. the Princeton barracks. He has No program is being dropped or curtailed USAEMSA are consolidated in the Materiel forms will be forwarded to quali- Total cost of the proposed wing, distinguished service award by board member Francis X. Ken- because of the reorganization, Gen. Moorman been serving as administration nelly's name in the popular Readiness Directorate. fied contractors Monday or soon including the $1.5 million being officer of the Garden State Park- he Southern New Jersey Devel- has further emphasized. Council. printed edition of the plan. after. solicited by public subscription, way troop. The restructuring, Gen. Moorman states, Headquarters of tho P&P Directorate are has been estimated at between Staff Sgt. Frederick E. Brown reflects the emphasis the administration, the being established at the Coles Area. Procure- The bids will be opened by $3 million and $3.5 million. of Hammonton was promoted to Defense Department, and (he Department of ment contracting functions now carried out Ferrenz and Taylor, architects in Philadelphia remain there, but under the Groundbreaking is scheduled lieutenant and assigned as traf- People Who Live In... thu Army are placing on governmental ef- for (he 160-bed facility, in the for July 1. fic officer of the Gafden State ficiency. jurisdiction of the new Directorate. Besides Parkway. He has been serving at Fort Monmouth, the Directorate will con- Should Know High Cost ol Glass Among the prime changes entailed Is tinue procurement operations at Washing- Princeton. establishment of a new directorate-type or- Woman Killed In Perth Amboy Sgt. Joseph F. Hall of New ton, D.C., and Fort Meade, Md. FAIR HAVEN - People who $125 of the amount was saved, ganization in which staff elements that have PERTH AMBOY - Mrs. Eliza- p.m. McCabe told police the wom- Shrewsbury was promoted to staff Philadelphia becomes the headquarters pay taxes for schools with glass Mr. VanAllcn said. functioned in command headquarters are an suddenly appeared in front of sergeant and assigned to the ad- and center of activity of the Materiel Readi- beth T. Goetz, about 45, of 278 Charles Howard, superintend- being combined with the actual operating the cur as he was driving on Con- ministrative sedtion at Princeton. windows shouldn't let their ness Directorate, although subordinate func- Madison Ave. was killed Tuesday ent, said that until this year, activities carried on in corresponding sub- very Blvd. He had previously been in the children throw rocks at them. the cost of broken window in- ordinate organizations. In line with (he con- tions will be carried out at oilier points. night when she was struck by a traffic section, This, in essence, was the surance premiums, about $700, solidations, the 11 subcommands of E-Com- Tho regrouped activities in Philadelphia will car on Convery Blvd. at the Trooper Ernest Seremi of Board of Education's reaction was more than the cost of glass mand that have heretofore existed are being continue to be located in Hie presently oc- Krochmally Ave. intersection. Riverview's Busy Wayne moves from Newfoundland discontinued. cupied building at 225 South 18th St. to the report by Alfred Van shattered. Ho said most of the She was dead on arrival at RED BANK — Mrs. Julia E. barracks to Princeton. He was Allen, secretary, that a con- damnge has been at Knoll- The restructured operating elements and In addition tn the Procurement nnd Pro- Perth Amboy General Hospital. promoted to sergeant. Throckmorton, administrator of servative estimate of $1,317 wood and that police have been major appointments are: duction Directorflte, Fort Monmouth will be Police identified the driver as Riverview Hospital, announced Trooper Peter Blancliini of the will pay for damage to win- requested to watch thnt area Materiel Readiness: Col. John P. Mc- the headquarters and center of activity for James H. McCabe 17, of 116 last night that In March there division headciuarters operations dows at Knollwood and Willow vigilantly. Govern, director; Joseph G. Melvin, Haver- the Electronics Laboratories, Personnel and Church St., Woodbrldge. The car were 1,084 admissions, 7,659 Da- section was promoted to sergeant. Street Schools since last July. The board Is studying methods ton, Pa., acting technical director. Training, and the Support Command. Per- was registered to William V. tlent days, 458 operation!, 9,143 He retains his present job in West By salvaging from large broken of cutting down the vandalism, Procurement and Production: Col. Charles sonnel and (raining and support functions will Gadek of 505 Leonard Ave., laboratory tests, 1,024 X-r*y«, Trenton. Ho Is a resident of Pas- panes at Knollwood to replace and asked tho cooperation of F. Alfano, director; Leo A. Kapust, Cherry be carried on by subordinate activities In Woodbridge. 188 deliveries tod 1,400 «Mr« sale. smaller ones at Willow Street, parents. Hill, acting technical director. Philadelphia. The accident occurred at 10;5Ogency treatment*. .VABC-TT 20—Thursday, April 30, 1964 RED BANK REGISTER Channel 1 WCBS-TV(O«i»eJ 7 WN8C-TV I TELEVISION WNEW-rv u — -WPIX-Tif Top Television HI I OAT MOMtW

nm TWThret ttawei tl~Oew«»i<« MPMM ue TM* Dcry-*Htgion 9—News-John Wlngote J-~Kew» Waller CronWt* Fare for Today 12—Crowjng From ^crotch 1 Ntwl IS: IS 4-Sermonette—Religion t—Memory Lone—Joe FnnkIM 7-uxol Newt—BiH Beuttl ternational, and Joan Cook of the •-Cheyenne—Western Tonight's top television shows II-Rocky and His Friend* I—Sunrise Semester New York Times. ' M:M 11—Huacleberry Hound previewed and selected by TV 13—Profile: New Jersey 4—Feltelson On Art News ley's staff of experts who at- <:4I ;—Prelect Know-Eduqatlon 10-11 — 4 — Suspense The»tre. 2—Seorch For Tomorrow 7—News—Ron Cochron 7:00 :nd rehearsals, watch screen- 2— News And Weather •The Sweet Taste of Veogeince." 4—Truth Or Consequences A 4—Weather—J"at Htmon igs, and analyze scripts in New S—Car1oor*-*Fred Scott \ 4—Today—Hugh Downs An out-and-out love story played /—Ernie Ford V r—Earl* Bins Cortoom ork and Hollywood. 2—News—Robert Trout 7:05 II—Cartoon Carnival 4— Hews—Huntley, Brlnkley against a shadow of intrigue will 3—Pleosed to Meet You 5~Magllla Gorilla—Cartoons J—Call To Prayer—Religion 12:45 please the ladies tonight. A hand- 7—Battle Line S-Ncws The repeat of "Greece: The J—Guiding Light II—News—Kevin Kennedy some man with a dubious past " "' Interlude 7:10 jner World" is a fascinating 13—Science m Action i—Columbia Seminars pursues a pretly girl down in 12:50 7:10 our of classical excerpts, beau- 1—News 11—Local News—John Tlllman 1:00 Rio. John Forsythe and Diana 12:SS 7:25 2—Captain Kangaroo ifully photographed against a 4—News—Ray Scherer Hyland are fine together, and the 11—Weather—Gloria Okon 5—Sandy Becker-Children tting of the ancient Greek ruins, 1:00 7—Courageous,, Cat—Cartoons Brazilian background music ii 2—Leave it To Beaver 2—Password—Allen Lutiden 1:23 n the regular roster, Suspense 4—Women on the Move 4—Temple Houston 7—Billy Bang Bono—Cartoon attractive. (Color). 5—Cartoons—Ed Ladd 5—Stoney Burke 1:10 heatre and Perry Mason are of 7—Film—Mother Is a Freshman—1949— 7—Flintsones—Cartoon 7—Little Rascals—Comedy terest; Jimmy Dean starts a Loretla Young—90 Mln. 9—Film—Slave Girl—1947—Yvonne De- 11—Cartoons j0.11_9_Esso World Theatre. 1—Film—'Flight to Nowhere—1946— Carlo—90 Mln. 1:45 ries of repeats for his fans; Alan Curtis—90 Mln. II—You Asked for It -Kino And Odle—Cartoons BC News Reports covers a bil- 'Greece: The Inner World." (Re- !3—Exploring Nature 13—Metropoliton Wonderland 1:55 peat). A visually overpowering 1:23 1:00 »—Trl-Stote Dateline on dollar controversy; and The News 2— Rawhide— Western 9:00 ,rt of Film and Jazz Scene, dramatically striking hour of 7—Donna Reed—Comedy I—My Little Margie—Comedy classical excerpts, and a highly 2—As the World Turns 11—Death of a Dictator 4—Birthday House—Children .S.A. offer variety to their fol- Bachelor Father—Comedy 13—Mask. Myth and Dreom 5—Sandy Becker—Children 7—Film—Love Before Breakfast—1934 recommended repeat. Every- •Film—Something to Shout About— 8:10 iwers. 1941—Don Ameche—«S Mln. 4--Dr, Klldare Carole Lombard—85 Mln. thing on view is larger than life, 13—Profile: New Jersey „ •Film—Tt\e Magnificent Ambersons 5—Call Mr. D—Mystery ( from tho on - location setting 7—My Three Sons—Comedy »:10 1942—Joseph Cotton—90 Mln. 9—Farm Report 8:30-9—13—The Art of Film. Time Now ior Music 13—Art of Film among the ruins of ancient »:0» »:I5 lost Stanley Kauffmann's guest 1:50 9—News and Weather Greece, to the performances of 13—To Be Announced 2—Perry Mason »:so is James A. Beveridge, award 2:00 5—Wrestling—Washington Greeks actors Katina Paxinou 7—£nslgn O'Toole I—People's Choice winning producer of the docu- CHORAL CONCERT—More than 600 people were entertained last week by a J—Password 5—Topper—Comedy and Alexis Minotis, and the 4— Let's Make A Deal 9—Jazz Scene, U.S.A.—Music. mentary film "Himalayan Tapes- 1-Naked City »—Film—The Magnificent Ambersons 2:05 beautifully integrated musical Choral Concert held at the Matawan Regional High School. Among the more fnan 130 »:*> 1942-Joseph Cotten-90 Mln. try" and "India Today," whose 3—Science Corner 1—Jack La Lanne score by Jani Christou. Students 4—Hazel—Shirley Booth base of operations has mainly g!rl$ In the concert were, left to right, Karen Christinat, Patricia Fisher, Jaha Caro- 1:33 7—Jimmy Dean lJArt of Language and devotees of the drama, tune News—Floyd Kalber 9—Ladles of the Press 9:50 been Canada, India, and Eng- 3—It's Your Business 13— Issue and the Chaiicngs in. then and Rosemarie Beverle, all of Matawan. 13—Science Reporter land. 10:00 »:55 2—House Party 1—Nurses 4—News—Bob Wilson 4—Doctors—Drama II—Seven League Boots 4—Kraft Suspense Theatre 10:00 10:30-11-7—ABC News Reports. 9—World Theatre 7—News—Mike Wallace 9-10—2—Perry Mason. "The 2:45 11—Stump the Stars 4—Say When—Art James lase of the Careless Kidnaper." 'SST—Billion Dollar Gamble." 3—Parlons Francois 13—World At Ten 5—Film—The Awful Truth—1937— 2d Annual Youth Honors Chorus 2:55 An examination of the controver- 10:30 Cory Grant—8S Mln. tome hysterical moments during 5—News 1—Operation Alphabet sy over the development of a 2,- 7—News 7—ABC News Report kidnaping case put this tale 3:00 11—Best of Groucho 10:10 in the move. There are a num-000 miles per hour supersonic 2—To Tell The Truth I 13—Pleased to Meet You 11—Porlons Francois II jet transport airliner. On hand Session at Long Branch Scheduled 4—Loretta Young—Droma 10:45 10:25 ler of mixups too, and the prob- 5—Texan—Western . II—Reflections 4—News— Edwin Newman for scheduled interviews are Na- 7—General Hospital 11:00 7—News sm is who did what to whom. LONG BRANCH - The second first minister of music and proexperience to his school when he •News 2—News—Douglas Edwards 13-Wonder of Words lie kidnaped boy may be fa- jeeb H. Halaby, Administrator II—Explore The World 4—News—Frank McGee 10:30 of the Federal Aviation Adminis- annual session of the Youth Hon- 'essional director of Protestan returns in the fall. Each student 13—Sets and Systems 5—News 1—1 Love Lucy^—Comedy tiiliar—he's Tom Lowell who ors Ohorus will be conducted at hoirs at the Fort Monmout must submit an application ap- IMS 7—News—Bob Young 4—Word For Word 'ights Germans weekly on "Com-tration; Gordon Bain, also of the 9—V.I.P.'s—Biography 9—Film—See 7:30 p.m.- - T— Price Is Rfghf^-Culfen FAA; General Andre Puget, the Long Branch Summer High Chapel Center. Mr. Oyan serve proved by the choral director of 3:25 11—News-John K. M. McCaffery II—En France bat." 13— Reflections . School June 30 through Aug. 6 s minister of music of the Free- his school. 1—Dick Tracy 10:4) President of the French firm, 11:11 13-Minlc For You Sud-Aviation; Major General Jo- Herbert A. Korey, director of thehold Presbyterian Church and fo Further information regarding 2—Edge ot Night ' 4—Weather—Tex Antoln* ' 9-9:30-9-Jazz Scene U.S.A. A 4—you Don't Say/—Kennedy 5—Film-Mr. Skefflngton—1944—Betti J—McCoys—Comedy seph Caldara, President of the lunrmer session, announced this 12 years was minister of musi the program may be obtained by 10 Mln. 4—Concentratloiv- Downs fest Coast Jazz group, The Vi 5—Cartoon Playtime Flight Safety Foundation; and de- week. t the First Presbyterian Churc contacting the Long Branch High 7—Queen For A Day 7—Local News—Bill Beutel 7—Get The Message tedd Quintet, take over as spe- 9—High Road to Adventure 11—Weather—Marilyn Grey »-Quest tor Certainty signers and test pilots of Ameri- The group has been developed »f Merchantville. School office. II—Laurel and Hardy 11:15 11—Cartoon Carnival ial guests of the program. For " -Television for Teachers 4—Local News 11:09 can firms competing for SST con- to encourage young singers in Having appeared as a bariton 11—Steve Allen—Variety our information, Miss Redd is the shore area to study and sing mloist with the Westmmstei 1:55 W—To Be Announced tracts. •Dick Tracy 11:20 in alto saxophonist as well as a I—Film—One for the Book—1947- 13—Issue and the Challenge a wealth of fine choral literature 'hoir, he also served as presi 4:00 Eieanor Parker—J Hrs. inger, and her group is a new during the summer period. lent of the New Jersey Chapte In Title Try 2—Secret Storm 7—Film—Marty—1955—Ernest Borgnlne 5-N.ws ":1J me on the horizon. 11:30-1—J—Tonight. Shari Lew- •—Match Game—Gene Rayburn 1% Hrs. 5—Astroboy 11:30 Admission is open to high >f the college's alumni associa *—Pete And Gladys—Comedy is and her puppets join Marty In- 7—Trallmaster 4—Johnny Carson school singers in public, paro- ion. 9—Funny Company 4—Jeopardy gels, one of the stars of the Com- 13:30 9:30-10:30 — 7 — Jimmy Dean. chial, or private schools, who Prior to his Long Branch ap 11—Chuck McCann 5—Romper Room—Children edy series "Dickens and pens- 13—Television for Teachers 9—News and Weather 7—Missing Links Repeat). Country-western sing- have achieved a high level of wintiment, Mr. Oyan served with 4:25 »—Girl Talk ter," and cpuntry-western singer A—News—Sander Vanocur 4-News-BMI Rlppe 11:40 ;r Skeeter Davis, comic George performance as attested to by 1:10 Hank Thompson on Johnny far- :he Pingree (N.D.) High School 4:30 13—To Be Announced Cirby, Julius LaRosa, and Lassie their school, church, or com-tferchantville High School, and 2—Love That Bob 4^Fllm—Secret Mission—1944—Hush son's panel. (Color). munity choral directors. 4—Make Room For Daddy Williams—1 Hr., SO Mln. 1—Boio the Clown re the featured guests in the :he Lawrenceville Preparatory 5—Hall of Fun 7—Les Crane irst of a series of repeats. Fans Harold R. Oyan, director of School. 13—At Issue 1:50 TON PER ACRE 5.00 2—News CONFIRMATION RECEPTION •et the usual amount of country- vocal music at Long Branch High Rehearsals of the group wil 2—Fllm-Clly of Fear—1959—Vine* 1:25 vestern tunes including "Detour" ATHENS, Ga. (AP)-For the Edwards—90 Mln. i-Fllm-The Naked Street-1955- School, will again serve as con- e conducted Tuesday and Thurs Farley Granger—1 Hr., 35 Mln. LINCROFT-A reception was ductor of the Youth Honors Chor- 4—Film—Texas, Brooklyn, Heaven— 'rom Jimmy, Skeeter, and Ju first time in history, Georgia day evenings during the six-week 1948-Guy Madison—90 Mln. held for Charles M. Klenzle, ius, and George Kirby's com period. Since the level of the 7—Fjlm—war of the Wildcats—1943— 5—News Jumping Brook Rd.i Uncroft, fol- farmers have produced more us. John Wayne—90 Mln. ' 1:40 dy routine is a show highlight. A graduate of Jamestown music to be performed is nor- 9—Film—Plunder of the Sun—1953— 5—Crime and Punishment lowing his confirmation at St. than a ton of tobacco per acre. (North Dakota) College, Mr. mally top advanced for individu Glenn Ford-90 Mln. 3:00 Leo the Great Catholic Church 11—Hercules 2—Film—Pepper—1936—Jane Withers 9:30-10—8—Ladies of the Press. The Crop Reporting Servic* of Oyan received his master's de- ! schoois to attempt, rigid au 13—Once Upon A Day—Children 7S Mln. on Sunday. the University of Georgia says gree from Westminster Choir Col- tions will be conducted starting 5:30 4—Sermonette !dwin J. Neilan, President of the 5—Sandy's Hour 4:15 Guests vvere Mr. and Mrs. H. farmers passed the one-ton-an- lege in Princeton. une 22 at the high school. II—Superman—Adventure 2—Fllm—The First Baby—1934— Richard Lamken and children, U. S. Chamber of Commerce, is Johnny Downs—K Mln. acre mark in 196.? with a yield of He was a founder and has Last year, students enrolled in 13-What's New Richard, Robert, Donald, John nterviewed by Joan Hanauer of served as the first president of ie program came from Freehold and Thomas, Florham Park; Jo- the New York Journal-American 2,003 pounds—503 pounds above the Shore Conference Chorus, an iegional High School, Katharine seph Kienzle, Roseland; Miss lay Pauley of United Press In- the goal set for 1965. ' organization of vocal music di- ibbs School, Long Brarich High Hootenanny MOVIE TIMETABLE Florence McKinney. East Or- rectors in Monmouth Couhy. He chool, Middletown Township RED BANK ange; Mr. and Mrs. William also served as the conductor of igh School, Monmouth Regions Benefit Staged CARLrON- Jacobus and daughter, Gail, Walter Reade-Stenling the first interscholastic concert igh School, Red Bank High Dr. Btrangelove 2:00: 7:00; g;o5. Bloomfield; Charles Sambach of student members of the group. ohool, Rumson-Fair Have'ri Re- EATONTOWN and daughter, Marilyn, Brick onal High School, Rutgers Uni- DRIVE-IN- Township, and Mr, and Mrs Theatre Directory Recently he was named as the At Thomspon Lliie« of the Field 8:10; 11:60; Hud ersity' and the University of 10:00. rr»*. l.lli<)ft Mark Townsehd and children, lew HampJllre. Mo??1 Waff'50 MIDDLETOWN — Students at FREEHOLD Mark and Evelyn, Locust. RED BANK AREA tudents were enrolled in the t h e Thompson Intermediate FREEHOLD— rst session of the Youth Honors School raised $250 for the school Lilies or the Field 6:30; 10:15; The Field 3:03; 6:50; 10:20, h Shaped Room 8;0O, Chorus. An increase in the num treasury recently by staging a WOODBRIDGE Tues..Mayl2 Hootenanny. ASBURY PARK er of Daijicipants js expected LYRIC- DRIVE-IN- Mdii 1160 Of Z MQHM# of 2 Hubbord Ave.. River Plaza The program was prepared by The Cardinal 8UD; 12:30; The Man or tnts.year's program. Mlios of the Fieici 7:00: 10:30; Hud Iwmlngi 7 oadf:1S IvtitUgi 7 mid ?:30 Ait. Greater Red Sank Jayceei A nominal tuition fee is the student council. •, From GEIvestqn Jl;30. NEPTUNE CITY > ••••••••••••••••I WORLDS LARGEST argfPlfcii registrant, but The idea for the Hootenafinjjr NEPTUNE ClTY- nore NOW AT lumber of scholarships are avail was suggested by Jeannif Clark, Dr. sirant-elove 7:23; 9:30. We. ,•••• an eighth grader. Jeannie, with COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE Look First to ...' Drive IN ALL 3 Each applicant for member- the help of her father, a musi- SHORE DRIVE-IN— Dr. 8tranBelove 8:00; 11:3S; Who'! fmhgsfrui 7 THEATRES :hlp must be in good standing it cian, who participated in the Been Sleeping In my Bed 9:45. is own school, and is expectei show in an act with teacher Rob- PLAZA > contribute the value of hi ert Liebermann. NORTH OF RED BANK Rl U KcyporlHr/let Area 264-4434 Jeannie's brother, Ronald, a ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS student at Rutgers University, ATLANTIC— OUR SERVICE DEPT. IS brought a trio from the school The Cardinal 2:30; S:Oft. THE JOYOUS STORY and also served as master of HAZLET OFTHERETUGEE ceremonies. LOEWS DRIVE-IN— Also appearing were the An- Cartoon 9:10; Lilies 01 the Field 8:IT, CATHOLIC NUNS •OO PEOPLE NOW 12:00; Hud 10:00. • CLYDEBEATTY dates, a teenage musical group AND THE Peter Sellers • George C. Scott ISO P£Rro«MERS Battling 20 Lions PLAZA— and Bengal Tigers from Long Branch. IJlles of the Field 7:00; 10:30; Hud BAPTIST 20O ANIMALS OPEN 8:40. aarieybMcIrs -"* • 6FRIELANIS SOUTH AMBOY CouKiRY-Borl S8 ELEPHANTS World's Champion Bicycle Riders The Rumson Television and MADISON CINEMA— 4,000 SEATS Bus Line Flight From Ashlya 2:15: 5:55: 0:35; Appliance Service it fully Stolen Hours 3:55; 7:30; Beatlea Dr. Strangelove $1,750,000 CAPITAL * Carla WallenrJa Come to Town 2:00: S:<5; 9:25, SENSATION OF equipped to fill all of your Janice Kerr PERTH AMBOY H!» D«Uy Eipensis THEHIQHWIRE Has Trip Or. H« I Learned To Stop Worrying service needs. AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- PALISADE — Miss Janice Cartoon »:15; Ulles of the Field S< And Love The Bomb ^ Kerr, 159 Cloverdale Cir., New 8:21; 12:21; Hud 10:24. To MAJESTIC TELEVISION Shrewsbury, will compete in the KEANSBURG — The Blue and FIlRht from Aihlya 2:00: 3:55; 7:5(1; 9:55; The Beatles 3:10: 5:10; 7:40; and Appliance "Miss New Jersey Press Photog' White Bus Line will institute a 9:40. rapher" contest Sunday, May 24,new service to the World's Fair EDISON SALES • SERVICE weekends from Long Branch to MENLO PARK CINEMA- the hot-line twpaue comedy at Palisades Amusement Park. Airport Plaza, Hazlet, and all Hud 1:00; 4:45; 8:30; Lilies of tho AU girls who are between the intermediate points. TWICE DAILY 4 &8 P.M. ages of 18 through 25 who reside This bus will go directly into ACADEMY AWARD in New Jersey and who are not WINNER! CHILDREN $1.25—ADULTS $2.50 RUMSON the fair, leaving Long Branch a now or ever been married are 9 a.m. and departing from the DRIVE-IN BEST ACTOR! RESERVED AND ADMISSION TICKETS Television • Appliance eligible to enter. There is no- fair at' 8:30 p.m. ON SALE AT THEATRE Park* Drug Co 51 Broad Sr, thing to buy and no entry fee to The bus company will reinsti GATES Of EN 7:00 P.M.-MOVIES AT DUSK CARTOON * »MU-tvm»T.»d StlN -MUSI SHOWQHIT Sherwood's 7 Broad Sr compete in this pageant, which tute service to Monmouth Park Academy Awaic) Winning Red Bank Register ....40 Broad Sr SERVICE will be staged at the all newRace Track when the season Monmouth Jewelry, 64 Bridge Ave, 1 W. RIVER RD. $30 million park. opens June 5. The company ha: SIDNEY POITIER vitier SterDng Hayden - Kecnan Wynn • Slim Rckens Klarin's 26 Monmouth St. purchased three new 53 passen RUMSON 842 - 3394 Entry blanks and details may Scott-Rexall Drugs ...76 Broad St. be obtained by writing to: Rayger inter-city buses which will be — PLUS CO-HIT AT SHORE DRIVE-IN — Jones, chairman, New Jersey used on their various routes. NEISONS Press Photographers Contest ACADEMY "WHO'S BEEN SLEEPING IN MY BED" Every Friday Valley Rd., Stanhope, or to Miss TO FAIR BY WATER AWARDS PATRICIA NEAL(-I!L BIS-) ltST«CTO»- V N. J. Press Photographer's Con- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — SIDNEY rOIIIIH if LAVISH test, Palisades Amusement Pirk The steamer "City of Keans- IHJ eiMin V Palisade. burg" will make its first trip film fttliill /f FRIDAY While the theme of the contes May 12 from the local pier di- will be "The American Face, rectly to the World's Knir ma- Evening! from 7 contestants will be judged ir rina. The boat will leave the PLUS I 2D BIG HIT ! 7th RECORD WEEK I DINNE bathing suits on the basis o dock at 8:30 a.m. and depar ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS NOW AT BOTH THEATRES "BEST PICTURE" Patricia NEAL and beauty of face, figure, charm from the World's Fair at 6:30 ATLANTIC 4 ACADEMY AWARDS poise and personality. p.m. Molvin DOUGLAS In BUFFET THEATRE aioniowN "t"! Ailanllr HiRlihimlN—Tfl. 2:>I(MM "HUD" NOW THRU TUESDAY orive-lN 5:30-9 P.M. Rooms—from $4 Dinner—from $2.50 Matinee Daily at 2:30 NEPTUNE CITY Evenings from Dusk Featuring: Evenings One Show at 8:00 RT. 3S IN THE SHOPPING CENTER .TOM • LOBSTER • S 774-4272 ACADEMY AWARD SHOW • PRIME RIBS Elegance HELD OVER I JONES • CRABMEAT AU GRATIN 4 ACADEMY AWARDS! • HOME MADE PASTRIES "DR. STRANGELOVE" with "OR HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE BOMB" Personal <••• FREEHOLD Touch RT » IN THE TREEHOLO MALL 462-06O0 tithe. * STARTS FRIDAY * STARTS THURSDAY — PLUS — HEGULAF ACADIMV AWARD WINNER I PAUL NEWMAN Gar field Grant Hotel Sidney POITIER in DINNER PATRICIA NEWMAN BROADWAY AT FIFTH AVE. "Lilies of the Field" MELVIN DOUGLAS MENU LONG BRANCH, N. J. Pin U.li. CARON In II • l DINING ROOM 222-3000 COCKTAIL LOUNGE — PIUS CO-HIT— ALSO SERVED "THE L SHAPED ROOM" HUD "HI RIDES TALL" ••••••••••••Riaai ELECTED to SOCIETY dtv ITHACA, N.Y.-A MfaMletown, partaest of eooootaicf. RED BANK REGISTER 1 Thcrsdiiy, April 30, 1964-21 r> their Mr. ICMI ii tbe ion of Mr. K. J, tan, Jeffrey F. Kut. hu . ^ •"" *«« la their WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY' been ei«ot*d to Osaictoo Delta JaaJor ye«r from unoe* econom- Un. Dtvid KMt, UZ Jtattte Ct Ballon, Mticoii ecoaorokj "Xmtfa with ito 1* emoted k KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS «niy «od*t/, at Corseil Urn College of Arw tad Sdeoce ll Outdoor Living VALUES

HOME OF JOHN WOOLMAN, nwr Mount HoHy, from Barber * Howe. "Historical Collection* of N«w Jersey," 1 1844. 'Charge-It Tercentenary Tales; Apostle of Abolition NO MONEY DOWN By JOHN T. CUNNINGHAM work for » merchant in Mount Undramatlc is valid word to Holly. He became a tailor, "TTiink- GET THE MOST OUT use in describing the Me of Bur- ing by this, and a little shop- Ington County's John Woolman. keeping, a plain man might live Born to humble Quaker parents without the load of great busi- OF YOUR HOME . .. in 1720, Woolman conscientiously ness, and have opportunity for re- avoided all excesses—in speech, tirement and inward reflection." in dress, .in writing, in business. Sadly, from John Woolman's Such a man normally is easily viewpoint, his business grew "too forgotten.'but John Woolman is cumbersome." Profits came his remembered wherever literate way; "the road to large busi- CONVERT YOUR BASEMENT men gather. ness appeared to be open, but I Woolman's legacy to the world felt a stop In my mind." He sold his goods at small profit and We're an old firm with the newest of ideat when was a series of modest journals, whose total pages make only a constantly urged customers to it comet to remodeling your basement. We can short book. Those few pages have "keep within their means." plan a conversion like those in the magazines kept the Jersey Quakers' concise Freed therefore from being and uncompromising principles slave to a bank balance, Wool- ... or just a plain job. Whichever you want, alive for nearly 200 years man became increasingly a pow- call us for free consultation and estimates. The Quaker boy worked duti- er within his Quaker meeting fully with his 2 brothers and sishouse- . He spoke with clarity and ters on his father's farm near force — most hearers reckoned Rancocas, but he recognized Woolman to be a brilliant ora- early that his calling was betor—bu- t that strength frightened yond those limited fields. Never- him. Throughout his life he lim- CHARLES B. HEMBLING & SON theless, he struggled constantly ited his talk as much as possible. against temptation: "Having at- Then began a series of travels ESTABLISHED 1918 tained the age of 16 years—I that eventually took him into the found in me a plant strong and Wilderness of Pennsylvania, along 13 CATHERINE STREET RED BANK extensive which brought forth the sparsely-settled Jersey shore, wild grapes." into Virginia and North Carolina, PHONE 747-2004 through New England and final- Lett Home at 21 ly to London. On all voyages he Woolman left home at 21 tostrove for humility, seeking to| J listen rather than to speak. WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY When he was 29, "believing it good for me to settle and think- . . . KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS ing seriously about a companion," Woolman prayed for guidance. SAVE 55CON NEWEST EASY-CARE The Quaker wrote: "He (God) Poranda . was pleased to give me a well inclined damsel, Sarah Ellis, to whom I was married the 18th day of 8th Month (October), 1749." The Woolmans had only ALUMINUM & FIBERGLAS one daughter. More than anything else, John LOOK WHAT Woolman was convinced of the Grants-own evils of slavery—in a time when SCREEN HOUSE slaves were regarded as property PENNLHGH* PREMIUM QUAUIY to be bought and sold or willed to descendants as a holding not SHORT-SLEEVE STYLES dissimilar from a wagon or IACKYAKDS, fATIOS 99. prized cow. FOR STUDENTS AND MEN Woolman's verbal skills caused WILL BUY Quakers to seek his advice in writing wills and legal papers. $ When he was 22 years old, Wool- Sale 2.44 man was asked for the first time to write a bill of sale for a Negro ,„•, .,.., REGULARLY 2.99 woman and he did so despite be- SUMMER HOMES 12' x 12' SIZE $219- ing "distressed in my mind about 177 A Cotton Broadcloth ShM-Joe it." He never wrote such a docu- • 8-SIDED DESIGN provldtt tpacloui 9xl2-ft. Interior for casual uimmer living. ment again. • CAREFREE CONSTRUCTION—Non-rusting aluminum from* and Flbtrglas screening. • Adjustable side-tabe, trim fit Attractive, vinyl covered roof. Thereafter Woolman spoke out • Hi-boy collar, chest pocket • DOORS OPEN and CLOSE SMOOTHLY, EASILY. Sliding channel doer. boldly -against the evils of slav- • 10-INCH SPIKE GROUND ANCHORS far solid installation. • Automatic washable, keeps fit ery; the mistreatment of Negroes • Popular vertical stripes • S-M-L always overcame his resolve to speak sparingly. He refused to -106" B Cotton with Daeron® polyester knHt execute any deed or will in which slaves were exchanged and many • Pullover style, 3 button-front Quakers freed their slaves after • Italian-style collar hearing Woolman's arguments. Most important, Woolman nev- • Wash-hang-wear er varied his principles. He used • T^an, white, blue • S-M-l the same intense denunciations Mtn'< Siralght-Top Sung1an_^____1.99 of bondage in slave-rich Virginia and North Carolina that he used in New Jersey or Pennsylvania, Two-Piece Short & Top where slavery already had be- Sets for Little Girls gun to disappear by 1759 for economic reasons. Later, when Premium quality colton. Bloyll SAVE 1.02 19th century leaders urged free- or crop-top with boxtr thorU. Swnon't mvn>t prints, folldi, or ing all slaves, Woolman was often contrail colon. Ptrteclly wosh- c DENIM SURFERS S-T-R-E-T-C-H called "The Apostle of Abolition." obit. Slits Mx. Woolman's powerful opposition TO FIT YOUR EVERY MOVE to slavery stemmed from his or belief in the essential dignity of • Cottoa-nylon...Bido zip- all mankind—regardless of color, per, 6-rJutton or flyfron t creed or nationality. He wrote: • Navy, sand or white Sale 2.97 'But Sojourners' • Misses' 8to 1 8 REGULARLY 3.99 "When we remember that all Fashion SunglasiM, narrow panorama—1.00 nations are of one blood, that in this world we are but sojourners, SAVE 32c that we are subject to the like afflictions and infirmities of body, o GIRLS' WASH-EASY COTTON the like disorders and frailties in mind, the like temptations, the SUPER-DELUXE (LEG PLAY GYM JAMAICA SHORT SETS same death and the same judg- ment; and that the All Wise Be- HAS ALL-STEEL 2" TUBING THROUGHOUT • Sanforized tailored ing is Judge and Lord over us sHirte, shorts; 7-14 all, it seems to raise an idea of • Side or back zippers Sale 1.67 a general brotherhood." • Side tabs; pockets Regularly 39.97 REGULARLY 1.99 Woolman sailed for England in SALE Glrltf Wraparound Sunglasses. _39e 1772, characteristically booking steerage passage because he With four-Mat lawn swing, two alrswlngs, skyrldt, two Pre-Shrank Full Cut viewed "carved work and imag- gym rings, two chin bars, platform-slid*, trapnt. Ugs ery" in the cabins as superfluous. hov* gay candy ttripts! Jamaica Shorts "GRANTS-OWN I'SIS* He died of smallpox in York, • Wuhoblt cotloni SAVE 55c 34" ROPE-TRIM FABRIC CASUALS England, in December, 1772, and "Charge It"... Onlv 1.25 Weekly • Solid color dtnlm, latt is buried there under ,a plain plaftfl er bollK prlnti E sandstone slab. • Minis' *' ** 10 1° > Rubber solea, gay colors > Oxford; slip-on. 4V&-10 Sale 2.44 Such was the mortal end of or REGULARLY 2.99 John Woolman, Quaker of New Jersey, aged 52 years. His last- ing existence, on earth at least, HEWV RIBBED STEEL HEAVY GUAGE STEEL is due to his written words. President Eliot of Harvard se- STORAGE HOUSE SHED W/GABLE ROOF lected Woolman's "Journal" to be SANFORIZED COnON Grantt-own the second book in his noted Five WALK SHORTS OR GRANTOGS SANFORIZED Foot Book Shelf as "an example of beautiful English." Charles $ .00 DECK PANTS FOR BOYS DENIM JEANS Lamb of England advised those who wish to write well to "get 199 C the writings of John Woolman 340 cubic feet of handy storage space. Roll- Roomy enough for garden taalt, ehlldnn't Sale 1.74 Sale 77 by heart." away doara. Won't rot or warp . . . Raked bikes and lawnmowtri. Comes pre-cut and Girls' Assorted Cotton RtOULARLY 1.00 Woolman had no desire to be enamel finish In green and white. pre-drllled. Easy to assemble or dismantle. * 100% long wearing cotton considered a fine writer; the ac- Shorts, Machine Wash. * Woven plaid shorts, aolid • Reinforced, longer wear colades of Eliot and Lamb un- NO DOWN PAYMENT NO DOWN PAYMENT deck pants with split cuff • Machine-wash cotton doubtedly would have embar- Smart aabardlno dmrm lafMn* • Navy, blue, grey, tan (2.50 PER WEEK $1.25 PER WEEK or no-lron Mtnlicktr, bor-tock * Newest styling • 6 to 18 rassed him. He simply sought the ralnfonwl. Ntw cel»r». SUM 7- •eyi' Wraparound • Sizes 2 to 7 truth—and, in finding it to his ^ Swiglami Only 5»« 14. Chlldnn'i Novelty Stmslowef 29« satisfaction, ho echoes through all time. STUDENT MAGAZINE W.T.GRANT CO T.GRANT CO UNION BEACH — Students of the seventh and eighth grades In Memorial School recently started LITTLE SILVER MIDDLETOWN HAZLET LITTLE SILVER MIDDLETOWN HAZLET i literary magazine, still for- mally unnamed. LITTLE SILVER MIDDLETOWN 8 This work, containing stories, I.HUt Silver Shopplni Ccnler MbSdlnlonn Mooplnf Cwlir I Aliport Ptew poems and essays, exemplifiei SHOPPING CENTER SHOPPING CENTER AIRPORT PLAZA 531 Proipcct Avt. 1123 Highway 35 ttadtf HAZLET the best writing efforts of the 531 PROSPECT AVENUE 1123 HIGHWAY 35 students. L AJUUVES IN MOROCCO D A. Budge of Minor Pfcwy., Ajtd! 30, 1964 BED BANK REGISTER repare Booklet Ronald Meier of Parkview Ter., jSl YAH1A, Morocco r James Connelly of Jumping Brook Fair Jhahe'For GOP, Hugh<* Says •or'Horse Show M, tod *-. S. Moui of Leedfr , O6N, m LOCROFT -Tia titicralt Fire Hew by-Uws c«fl tor two dltt llr, tod M ), Is wwking on Its program i tn W-ptrttsaa tad to Increuifig btddof of out* nigbta • w»*, vA one meet « Via* Dr., UWt WHm, H. J., »klet for the annual horse Midmii J. Hughes has branded be has no intention o< sid Senile Majority Lender WH- night. hu mom ** *#•«**• Nv low, to be held June 13, U. M "«baolutdy unjustified" any stepping the policy. liam E. Ozzard, R-Somerset, a val Commumatioa St*tJoa her*. rookdale Farm. Al)an"Speck is MM that Republicans wouldn't The Republican majority co-sponsor of the bill, says some The station is a vtullink in rogram chairman. There's ao Trick to Hwtag Ex- gat ft fair shake on appoint- the State Senate is blocking of his colleagues are baking on the oommunicatloM iy»t«n IUR- New members of the Fire com tra Cash. You Get it Fwt Wten ment! & an expanded court bill to raise the salaries of a th« theory that Hughes would iny are Al Budlong of Westwood You Use The Regirter ClMaifled. porting the Six* Fleet In the •Vittm. judges $4,000 to $5,000 a yea appoint only "ineffective Re- ., James Hayes of Hill Rd. —Advertisement. Mediterranean. Ths Democratic governor Hughes contends the measu: publicans" to the Superior •aid that by tradition court ap- is desperately needed to hand! Court. Hughes dismissed this as non- sense, saying eight of the 16 new judges would be Republicans appointed with the advice and UTTMAN'S for your BEST BUY consent of the Senate. He said he failed to see how this could result in appointments of "in- onGENERAUELECTRKCLOCKS effective . . . lukewarm . . . PROMOTED — Navy Li Jam.es M. Vincent, ton of Mr. or nominal Republicans." and Mrs. Benjamin Becker of 18 Georgs Si, Red Bank, HUFFMAN-X> BOYLE The governor said he intends hai his new rate insignia placed by Capt. William H. The Proof Is In The Lowest to press his plea for an ex- Hardcas+le, Jr., chief of navy section, military ajsiit- FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM panded court system at meet' Prices To Be Found Anywhere! ings with legislative leaders of ance advisory group in Vietnam. Lt. Vincent is serving as both parties in the near future. an adviser to the Vietnamese naval junk force in the Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontouin—542-1010 He said the staggering case- Third Junk Force Coastal District in Saigon. He entered MMMla^a^ala^B^a^a load now confronting the courts ^liiiiis^l^a^aiii^B^ij^B^B^^^^^^^^^ leaves no alternative. the Navy in Novenvber, 1948. "I can't understand how any Genera! Electric legislator who has concern for his constituents could object to this," he said. "It's not good to Bridge Column CLOCK-RADIO-TV let the court system go down- hill just because there's a gu An opening bid of three or four bernatorial election coming up •HI often give the opponents The Hand n mmm-tnn ll YOU forgtt!(in 1965)." ;reat trouble during the auction, DECOR-ETTE SNOOZ-ALARM CLOCK KITCHEN DECORATOR CLOCK Hughes said he believes Oz- West dealer >ut it may help them during East-West vulnerablo Mosaic pattern in attractive colors. A zard is sincere in trying to NORTH When the sun goes down the dial lights play. They can trade on the gift to dress up the\ kitchen. Easy to wrest the judges' bill out of the * K986 up. Handsome design in sandalwood Republican caucus. Under cau- 'act that your shutout bid shows Pass Pass 3 4 At his regular Tuesday news Cirri** Out Your Orders... You monds. South ruffed the second Pass 4 4 All Pass conference, the governor also Opening lead — 0 A Decide Which, at tho Flick of a amond and drew two rounds voiced regret that the Repub- if trumps. Then he concentrated Switch! Ican Senate majority seems in- locating the king of clubs. .M.•&--;-- The TV uses new Compactron clined ,not to enact a stronger multi-purpose tubes, new unitized housing anti-discrimination law If West held the king of. clubs, East won the trick but could NO DOWN chassis, Daylight Blue G-E picture this year. Hughes has said he eclarer could lead a club to- ot get out safely. If East led PAYMENT.:. 'ard dummy's queen to limit the tube, front-mounted speaker and would accept a law which ex- diamond, South would discard MEl-0-TONE ALARM CLOCK ALARM CLOCK COtOMAl- INSPIRED CLOCK rtmsi empts privately financed, [ub loss to one trick. If East club while dummy ruffed; and controls and adjustable dlpole Kitchen clock with beautifully owner - occupied, one - family Id the king of clubs, an end Musical bell-tone wakes you up Never need* winding, antenna. •Ulnlmiin (Wall Net East instead led a club, South homes. lay would be necessary to limit rould let it ride to dummy's gently to a melodious alarm. sure-wake alarm, decorated harvest-design face. club loss. compact size. Civil rights groups advocate a ueen. Either way the game con- Quiet;'No regulation^ Since the two lines of play 98 stronger bill. Ozzard said the ract was safe. Only [98 'ere very different, South had to Only Republicans are reluctant to Only rork out in his mind which op- DAILY QUESTION pass the compromise version GEO. C. KQEPPEL onent had the king of clubs, As dealer, you hold: Spades— if the civil rights groups remain 'hen, and only then, he could Q J 7 4 3 Hearts-J 8 4. opposed. oceed with the play. iamonds—5. Clubs—A 7 4. Whal Hughes said any bill that 65 Broad St, Monmourii Tests Hearts o you say? & SON, INC. represents a step forward for Answer: Bid one spade. Since BANK Shopping Ctr. Schapiro had already learned civil rights should be enacted. he hand is fully worth an ordi- Open 'TO Plumbing • Heating iat West held the ace of dia- Open ary opening bid of one you don' , - - S;30 Every TAKES FORD COURSE onds. He decided to test the Wednesday r TV Repair [ream of opening with a shutou PHILADELPHIA - Patrick J. tearts to find out about the heart and Friday FOR FINE Night Except iid of three or more. DIAMONDS Saturday AFFUAN D'AJoia, jservtae. Meager of Eng- rength. With this in mind, he Nights "Visit Our New TV-Sl«r«o For Sbeinwold's 36^age book- ljfyf'flfliftWft''-r-JJntoIn-Mercury d a low heart toward dummy Demonstration Room" dealership in Red Bank, N. J., fter drawing trumps. it, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," end 50c to Bridge Book, Rei has been graduated from the West naturally put up the queen1 Other Stores: New Brunswick, Plalnfleld, Somervllle, Menlo Park, Perth mboy, 141 First Avenue ank Register, Box 3318, Gram service merchandising course if hearts to prevent dummy from lentral Station, New York 17 Morristown, Dover, Trenton and Levlttown, Pa. INSTALL Atlantic Highland* conducted by the New York inning with the ten. This made WIRING Ir PLUMBING Marketing Institute. clear that West had started The course is one of a number with the K-Q of hearts. Wes offered at the institute to deal- could not also hold the king bi ers, their personnel and Ford lubs for then he would have Motor Company employees by pened with one heart instead o 1 nrofefislflnsi full-time instructor three hearts. Having located the king o lubs declarer took dummy's ace; of hearts and led the queen o iamonds from dummy. East cov red with the king, and declarer discarded a club. J. YANKO once-a-year 30 BROAD ST., RED BANK

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Dear George: r McCALLUM NYLON SALE Could you tell me how J can Greatest Show on Wheels! J find out if a certain fellow 1 married? Don't tell me to ask regularly 1.35 pair him, because I only know him to se« him and certainly not well enough to ask a personal ques- tion. NOW 1.09 PAIR (box of 3 for 3.25) M. H i Dear M. H.: Disguise your voice, call him >n the phone and say in sexy, Seamless With Seams , alluring tones, "I've decided want to meet you, Handsome Meet me for Martinis, at Joe' A. Sheer mesh, colors 1-3-5 D, Business sheer, colors 1-2-3 t five?" If he's single, he'll immediate- EXPERIENCE the performance B. Sheer plain, colors 2-3-5 E. Dress sheer, colors 1-2-3 ly say, "Sure." C. Over-the-knee, colors 1-4 You wouldn't really meet him of the Plymouth test track champ!!! like that, but it will tell you what you want to know, becaus Colors Proportioned Slies if he's married he'll immediate- ly say- 1. CtNNALARK, medium beige SHORT-8 to 10 ,• Hm. I guess that won't work. HEAR the ferocious Maybe you could look up the files WATCH the Valiant convertible in action!!! 2. PETER PAN, soft taupe MEDIUM - 8% to 11 in the courthouse. Plymouth engines roar!!! 3. CHAMPAGNE, rose beige TALL — 9V2.to.ny2 Confidential to Press Secretary George Reedy: How do I know 4. SUNGIO, sunny beige what Pierre Salinger would say? He probably doesn't even can 5. COCO POP, new brown about the speed limit In Texas.

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ADDRESS Confidential to The Beatles: I've told you once, I've told yo LOTS OF GOOD LATE-MODEL USED CARS TOO! a CHARGE n CHECK ENCLOSED D C.O.D. a thousand times—one has alco- hol In it and the other is the greasy kid stuff. MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS, INC. BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC; There's no Trick to Having Ex- 141 West Front St., Red Bank 153 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands CALF FLNinC SATURDAY. MAY 9th tra Cash. You Get it Fast When State House Scene: RED BANK REGISTER Thun&jr, April 30,1964-53 Comttes planning to boy wajer y JOHN XOLESAft drawn commission specific* trol, witter supply, pollution cm- «ad extend* almost to Vilfcw- The commii&xi Jua already *pe!l out the details of the pow> TRENTON (AP)-The Del*, tions, though it never conceded trot and recreation projects, It Barre, Pa, in tfce Wft*t, en laid down' generally in tfae ware River Buln Commission that the commission could make cm approve, change or veto a iwucd *pprw«l lor wmaJ New York City Urge projects within tU Juris- compact. is only a baby as interstate au- itdow. • • The commission powers can thorities go, but there are some The New Jersey Highway De- these powers may be wield extend beyond the basin,: witt people already worrying that ii partment was another agency ed by the commission through the consent of the state involved, might grow into a governmental which found out how broad the out Us jurisdictional area—the if necessary to carry out iti octopus. basin commission's powers are. Basin, which powers within the basin. Thus At a recent meeting of New It had a hearing scheduled to of, Binghamton, New York City, which gets much Jersey's Water Policy and Sup- discusd s the proposed alignmenl t N.Y., and runs south off Dover, of its water from the Delawan ply Council, one member, Aa of interstate Route 80 in the Del. It covers a fourth of New River, is affected. Municipalttie gust C, Shultes of Woodbury, Hackettstown area. in the East in Essex, Hudson and Berger said the basin commission Reservoir Site* - seems to have power to veto the The basin commission in- council's actions. formed the highway department The council, which has long- that the alignment appeared to established powers of life and go near or through the site of death over New Jersey watei a reservoir which is part of companies and diversion rights, long-range plans for the area. VACATION TIME ordered a check made to see It said the highway department how much power it has left. would have to get commission "Otherwise, we are liable U clearance. The highway depart- MEANS PHOTO TIME wake up some morning and fim ment postponed the hearing a out there is no council," sali year ago and it has not been re- THIS YEAR LET US former Assemblyman David scheduled yet. SHOW YOU HOW TO Stepacoff of Perth Amboy, The basin commission is an member of the council' also. agency created by the states of GET ALL THOSE The basin commission, now New Jersey, New York, Penn little more than two years old, sylvania and Delaware and the has already exercised Its pow- federal government. CAMERA SHOTS . . . IT ers over a few other unsuspeci ing outfits. George R. Shanklin, New Jer- PAYS TO KNOW HOW Halt Pipeline sey's acting water supply direc- CROWIN'UP For instance, it called a six tor, said the agency had to be . . . YOU SAVE IN week halt to construction of given broad power, in order to $367 million, 1,100-mile oil pipe be able to get something done. THE END AT ... IS MORE FUN line from Houston to Linde It was the ineffectiveness of early this year. The pipeline hai previous voluntary, cooperative to cross a few tributaries of thi action by the states which led —When Dad has a Delaware River, and these an to the commission's formation. growing savings part of the basin commission'] Compact jurisdiction. The interstate compact which1 account, too The Colonial Pipeline Co. ar created the commission says, CBitmriATt gued that'it was engaged in in- "no project having a substantial terstate commerce and the ba- effect on the water resources of Bed Bank sin commission had now powei the basin shall hereafter be un- RED BANK HARDWARE over it. The commission said II dertaken by any person, corpo- YOU DON'T Savings & MILL SUPPLY COMPANY did, too, have power over inter- ration or governmental authori- BILLION state commerce, also intrastate ty unless it shall have been first GAMBLE AT DORN'S KBONCt AND LOAN ASSOCIATION (FORMERLY THI BRIGHT STOMI commerce. Before the case was submitted to and approved by M BROAD ST. • BED BANK, N. 1 30 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK over, the company agreed to the commission..." 15 WALLACE ST., RED BANK — 747 747-2222 — FREE DELIVERY build its pipeline under the riv The compact says the com- mission is supposed to approve a project whenever it finds the project will not substantially • f impair or conflict with its com- prehensive plan! for flood con- Signal Unit YANKO'S Gets New Chief BROAD STREET RED BANK Lamp Sale

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1 FORT MONMOUTH — Capt. Edwin B. Leaf, 27 Midway Lr., Eatontown, has become chief of the Army Signal School's allied liaison and visitors' division here and has determined to make the Army his life's career. Only two weeks earlier, he was graduated from the signal of- ficer career course at the Signal School here. In his new post, he succeeds Mrs. Ruth Kurschman, the unit's deputy chief, who has been serv- ing as action head of the division since the transfer last December All 13.50 and 19.50 lamps on safe of Capt. Albert L. Smith to the Army Air Mobile Test Unit at AH 20.00 and 22.50 lamps on *ale Fort Benning, Ga. Since then, Capt. Smith has been promoted to the rank of major. AH 29.00 lamps on sala ...... Capt. Leaf, born at Pittsburgh, Pa., received both his bachelor's degree in political science and a distinguished military rating when he graduated tram the University of Pittsburgh in 1953. Since then, he is in the Army. He served three years, 1955-58, at the Central Europe land forces headquarters of the North At- lantic Treaty Organization NATO), and three years (1960- 63) with the Army Signal Com- munication Agency in Japan. It was while he was on his way to his assignment in Europe that he met Miss Patricia Llewellyn, daughter of Lt. Col. John M. Llewellyn of the U.S. Air Force. They were married in Paris a few months later. They now have three children, Christopher, Geoffrey and Olivia.

In Honor Guard For King Hussein WORLD'S FAIR, N. Y.—Ma- BOUDOIR, TABLE AND FLOOR LAMPS rine Sgt. Henry Hoffman, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. cool, easy-care summer favorites! HEIGHTS BASE FINISHES SHADES Hoffman, 92 Bingham Ave., Rumson, N. J., was a member of You'll live in and love these carefree Arnel* a special honor guard for King Decorated Bristol White Silk Hussein of Jordan here last week. triacetate prints... the jewel neckline style with 19" 20" 26" He was selected from a group permanent box-pleats, in petite sizes... smart Decorated China Beige SiJk of over 175 Marines stationed with Headquarters, 1st Marine blouson style with fully lined bodice and 5.8HMFS WHY • W» MM fa» cmf8c ontyl 29" 30" 31" Decorated Ivy Fabric on Parchment Corps District in Garden City, * TnW# Of* IWOTflltCN#D9tJ N. Y. permanent group-pleat skirt, in junior sizes. 32" 33" 34" Decorated Ceramic Whtt* Shantung AT IKMMT HAU • teo tm bttauu w «r*f A graduate of Rumson High Decorated Glaii Crepe on Vinyl School, he enlisted in the Marine 35" 37" 38" Corps in October, 1958. He serves Solid Colon Whit* Slcintex as an administrative assistant YOU CAN ALWAYS AFFORD TO LOOK YOUR BEST WHEN YOU SHOP AT ROBERT 43 inch Bran and Gold with the Personnel Procurement Branch. Bran and Wood Provincial Print KEANSBURG: ROUTE 36 on MAIN STREET Prehistoric men hunted elc- hands, rihinos and hippos in ASBURY PARK I PERTH AMBOY Shop Yortko'i Fridays and Wednesdays until 9 P. M. the green thickets along the Ofvfan River in the now-foarren Rf. 35 at Asbury Park Circle | 365 Smith St., West of RJt. Sta. «if te mtdt 1* — th« RoUfid A. Esbjoroioo Health Cofer Given to • Pbysol BJaeatJojrCeaUr jr ,;• Consultant on Travel tht coUege'i annual bonort.eotv A Scholarship voetfton j Shore Guild GUSSBOM) 1&W * * Appointed by NJEA f*r, *» <4 Mr. *sA Urt. Urie* TRENTON — Richard E, Rit-brook Rd., Shrewsbury. He ws Ccfer, 70 Jiekson St., Ftir V»- Communion ven, ii among IS *tud>ntt «t feeStout, son o( Mr. end Mra, teaberg, civics and history teach- selected as a travel consultant neth Stout, 19 Ivaahof •r at Asbury Park High School, Glassboro State College selected because of bis experience and in- to receive a scholarship torth eSertthmore, recently ce(«tj was appointed an educational terest in the field study method Breakfast Set his eighth birthday with a —„ travel consultant for the New coming academic year. It Jw» as an instrument of in-service ei RED BANK - The Catholic been announced by Dr. Jtmea ing party at Airport Plaza Ltnes, Jersey Education Association Communications Guild of Mon Harlet, with an aftepgime treat and the National Education As- ucation for teachers. He ha M. Lynch, Jr., dean of students. traveled independently in mosmouth and Ocean Counties wil Mr. Cofer, a Junior student wto at Dutdiie'i Pizzeria, Matawan. sociation. hold its sixth annual communlo; Attending were John Hollweg, of Europe and lived abroad U wants to become a teacher, will Announcement of Mr. Kitten- breakfast on Sunday at the Mol Mitchell Teres, Miohael Kaye and three years, with two years berg's appointment was made ly Pitcher Inn. The affair wil bo give $150 by the GUssboro's Norbert DoJin. The boys were England. He studied at the Un Jointly by NJEA and NEA. As a follow attendance at the 10:3( Alumni Memorial Association. escorted by John's maternal travel consultant, Mr. Rittenberg versify of Uppsala, Swedei a.m. mass at St. James Church Tha fund was set up in memory grandfather, Samuel Lieber, and w»'[ serve as an adviser to teach- Danish Ministry of Education, Rev. Ronald F. Gray, will ad of Miss Grace C. Wolf and Ahi. s uncle, Steven lieber, of Copenhagen, and Netherlands ers who are interested in joining Russell KnJght. Levittown, L. I, University for International Co- dress the guild, a unit of a na NJEA-NEA sponsored tours. He tional society of Catholic mer has full information about the operation in Utrecht. He ha; and women engaged in and re 1964 worldwide program of ed-lived in various parts of thi ucational travel experiences United States, including thi tired from the communications which ecompasses 112 countries East, Midwest and the Rockie; industry. Father Gray, a nativ* and may be taken for academic and 'traveled in some 38 states of Chicago, is national directo MAN WITH THE HORN is Chariot R, KnoH, second from right, lair year's R.d Bank Or in-service education credit. This year Mr. Rittenberg ii fire chief, who was honored at » dinner Saturday night in the First Aid Squad build- ROOF LEAK? of the Carmelite Fathers Guili NEA tour director for the Scan and director of the Eastern Shrine ing. Councilman Daniel J. O'Hern, chairman of the council fire committee, presented GET A LOW COST REPAIR LOAN Interested teachers are to con-dinaviai Highlights (NT) tour. tact Mr. Rittenberg at 47 Shadow- of the Little Flower, Englewood the trumpet, which is a re-plica of the ones used before the day« of the siren. At NOW AT THE FRIENDLY He is producer of the radi right, with a map of tha fires extinguished during Mr. Knoll's tenure, is 1964 Fire SHORE HILLS presentation. The Bridge, a pro Chief Robert L. Cadman. At left is Alex Davis, who made arrangement* for tha ;ram for alcoholics carried or [SJATIONAL 400 stations in the United. State! dinner which was hosted by the Relief Engine Company, Mr. Knoll's unit. Attending BEACH « CABANA CLUB and Canada, and director of thi were representatives of Red Bank's other companies and ex-chiefs from'Long Branch, 344 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT Conference-a-Month Club whicl Shrewsbury, Middle-town and Fair Haven. sends 4,000 recorded religious LOCKERS WITH conferences to convents through out the world. OCEAN & POOL BATHING Holy Cross The committee of arrangement: FRIDAY AND include Mrs. Edward Moran o SURPRISE $15Ooo FOUR PEOPLE Red Bank and the Misses Ann Club to Honor SATURDAY ONLY FOR INFORMATION Hines and Elizabeth Morris o PHONE 842-9810 Long Branch. Raymond J. Smit Msgr. Casey of "Sea Girt will be toastmastei MEN'S and BOYS'( of the breakfast. Most Rev. James NEWARK - The Holy Cross J. Hogan, auxiliary bishop of Club of New Jersey will honor 100% NYLON PARKAS WITH HOOD Trenton and pastor of St. Cath- Msgr. Joseph T. Casey at Its an- arine's Church, Spring Lake, nual alumni dinner May S at the Elastic Cuffilt Dww»fr/ng|(ittoml Pouch Pocktf! End dogging and overflow*! the spiritual director of the local Down Town Club here. MEN'S Van guild. The alumni group has awarded BOYS'Sliw 10t-ol8. of septic tanks and !he title of Man of the Year to S., M..L..XL cesspools with Monsignor Casey, veteran of 29 Gets Grant years' service as a Navy chap- © lain and now pastor of Sacred 3.88 488 Heart parish in Bay Head. Main CLOROBEN speaker of the evening will be Tlit IMW look in Parkas I Washablt. Wattr-rtptl- For Study the Very Rev. Raymond J. Itnr. Colors: white, black, red and blue. KILLS ODORS Swords, president of Holy Cross College. •Open* grant clogged Of French DACRON and COTTON PAIR HAVEN .— Sterling R Monsignor Casey graduated DACRON and COTTON drains, traps and drainfields. smith, teacher of seventh am rom the college in 1908 and was eighth grade French here, ha >rdained to the priesthood in MEN'S SUCKS • Ends clogging and overflow THE SANITATION CHEMICAL, Msgr. Joseph T. Casey,- •ecetved a grant covering tui' 1913. His first assignment was 65% DACRON — 35% COTTON MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE of teptic tanks and USED FOR OVER 25 YEARS tion and living expenses for a six- as curate at St. James parish carrier, U.S.S. Lexington. He was WASH AND WEAR cesspools by dissolving BY THE NATION'S LEADING week course in intensive oral in Red Bank. He joined the Na-discharged with the rank of cap- SPORT SHIRTS create and slime. PROFESSIONAL SANITARY French at the Foreign Language iry as a chaplain and served un- tain and returned to St. James til 1946. His naval career includ- parish as pastor. He served there ENGINEERS, NOW AVAILABLE Institute, Rutgers University, this PAIR • Kills obnoxious odors. summer. ed service in both World Wars as pastor until 1953, when he be- FOR YOU! 447 EACH and four years as chaplain of the came pastor of Sacred Heart. • Instantly kills roaches. Sponsor of the grant is the Na- • Conllnenfal Style • '^ 188 ional Defense Education Act. • Tapered Plain Front WASH 'N' WEAR — S-M-L (£) TiodemoiipfClorobenCfcemicolCefwiatiM A graduate of Bloomsburg State Luncheon Honors Col., Mrs. Ulan? • Bel»leu • CuHless . Solid Colon Teachers College, Pa., Mr. Smith • Sizes 20 to 38 • Sixes 30 to 42 SOLID COLORS has taught at Knollwood School FORT MONMOUTH — Col. and luncheon. Lt. John F. Sloman, lince January, 1963. He was se-ATS. Roman I. Wans, 26 Rusengineer- , was toastmaster for the ected, according to Charles How- el Ave., were guests of honor administrative officer,. was in siftool superintendent, on the it a luncheon Wednesday at Lin-charge of arrangements. ' J'-iS :roft Inn, Lincroft, attended by .J 'fy his qualjJBrt^tions, the A: > BOYS' SHIFT DRESSES program he is offering and the70 employees of the U. S. Army ProHftotetlr u 741-3333 MINER SUPPLY CO 741-&& wssibllities of his growing profes Agency. LINEN TEXTURED jionally. Col. Ulftns, who was command- To Major CHINO TWILL PANTS Teachers attending the insti- ing officer' of the agency from Feb. 15, 1963, until last Febru- FO^T MONMOUTH -iv'Tbe pro- ute will speak only French whlV SALE! EACH frets- v. ary, is now Army coordinator motlon^(V( Nfirst (^^//Jlyrdn $ for the Department of Defense SfiiiuCl of Lynn, Mass., was an 1.99* 1.99 AIMS program. nouncetf at the Signal School Easy care. Wrinkle-resistant. Pre- Col. Charles E. 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OPEN WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS Your entire purchase price of a diamond pur* No Waiting I 717 Cookman Ave., Asbury Park Free Parking in Rear of Store Entrance on White Street chased from u> It allowed any time you wish to trade for a larger diamond. OfIN WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS NOTE—WE SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL bond* aaa otter MaultMt to ntr CULL? JJAIIIV daughter, Mirioo S. Hood, tad '. Creiihloo, tod the rest of the]— POOR MM PHILOSOPHER County Wills the rest of her ectatc to be equi- estate to be equally shared byua ty shared by her ton, David G. her ton, George Souders, and I FREEHOLD - Mirte T. KIM bow and Mary Cattuich, her Hood, and daugbWf, Marion. . daughten, Isabel F. Creighton,| of OCM» TowWhip, who died wine, her bouse and furniture EMILY STRYKER of Shrews- Emma L. Hagetnaa, 'AB©» R. 1964 SUMMER SCHEDULE The Ambitions A*rtt 12, Ktt3M» » h*f broto- to Mary Ctit*aaeh, and $1,«* bury Township, who died Dec. IS, Cootee and teab C. Waltmaa. each to Bo/i Town, Keb., The 1*63, beqpet&ed her estate Is BRIDGET O'REILLY of Keaas- «r-ln-W, Frw* H. Smith, Mocks New Yorlc Herald Tribune Fresh «quaj «b*m to Ann SlryWer burg, who died Dtc. «, Vm, be- Dr, Tlae tt tt*M of Retirement tad boadi to Mr». Strait Bir- Air Fund, the Society for Improv- Damlino, Jacob Stryker, Thorn** queathed her estate to her sister, Monday S:30 P.M. 2 Teenage League ing the Condition of the Poor, in Stryker and Richard Stryker. Margaret Carr. Monday 7:00 P.M. I Men's Single* (165-1*91 will filed for probate with Sur- JOSEPH PECORA of/'Lwg JOSEPH GIRARDIN of Little Monday 7:00 P.M. I Women's Sglei. (150 & up) BOYLE Good Citizen rogate Edward C. Broege. Branch, who died March 15, left Silver, who died Dec. 12, 1963, By HAL BOYLE AMELIA SMITH of Red Bank, one-third of his estate to his EDWARD A. ALLEN of Little Sil- Monday 9:00 P.M. 3 Women's Handicap NEW YORK (AP)-What do yean, that you should map who died March 28, bequeathed wife, Fannie, $25 to his son, ver, who died April 5. MICHAEL Monday 9:00 P.M. 4 Men's Handicap you plan to do if and when you your retirement program early. Tour Held her pearl and diamond ring to Dominick, $900 to his daughter, W. DEMPSEY of Leonardo, who retire? KEY?ORT - Jean Schanck, Marie T. Hemberger of Philadel- Antoinette, and the rest of the died Jan. 1, WALTER BEHRENS This teems to be about what Tuesday 10:00 A.M. 3 Women's Handicap That stems to be the most nine-tenths of America's em- Key port High School Good Citi- phia and the remainder of the estate to his son, Ralph. of Highlands, who died April 11, popular topic of conversation ployed class—from hired hand zen, recently spent a day as guest estate to her brother, Frank J FLORENCE STILWELL of EDWARD J. CULLEN of Raritan Tuatday 7:00 P.M. 4 Mixed Handicap in America now. to board presidents—are doing. of the State Society of the Daugh- Lesko, Philadelphia. Freehold, who died April 4, be- Township, who died April 3, JOHN Tuesday 7:00 P.M. 3 Women's Handicap ter* of the American Revolution. It isn't limited to older people. Most of them enjoy doing il JOSEPH SALATINO of Red queathed her clothing, jewelry H. NILSEN of Monmouth Beach, Tuesday 9:00 P.M. 5 Men's Handicap on company time, too. Nothin The program was held tor the Bank, who died April 4, left hi. and personal effects to her sis- who died April 10, IRENE ITE- The second question a college u benefit of all New Jtrsey't "Good graduate asks during job inter- makes the working day go fast house to his son, Victor Salatino, ters, Teresa C. Terhune and MAN of Ocean Township, who er than day - dreaming whal Citizen*" it the Stacy-Trent with the remainder of the estate Sarah C. English, and the re died April 2, HENRY U. TAN- Wednesday 8:00 P.M. Men's Singles (170-up) views now is, "How soon can Hotel, Trenton. I retire?" The first question Is, you're going to do when Uncl to be divided equally among hi mainder of the estate In equa GUAY of Long Branch, who died Wedneiday 9:00 P.M. Mixed League "When can I begin my four- Sam delivers that first Social The day began with a tour of sons, Leonard and Victor, and shares to her brother, G. Win- April 10, LOUIS B. SCHNEIDER week vacation?" Security check. the State House and the gover- daughter, Gejnma. field Conover, and her sisters, of Long Branch, who died April nor's chamber, led by the tt»te po- JULIA C. MOWRY of Red Teresa and Sarah. 17, and HARRY L. TEICHER of Thursday 1:00 P.M. Bantams Experts say you should have Here are a few of my retire lice. The representatives were «1- Bank, who died April 12, be- ANNA P. SOUDERS of Keyport, Long Brinch, who died April 10, Thursday 7:00 P.M. Men's Doubles (340-350) •unset goals for your twilight ment ambitions: left estates to their spouses. so shown slides of DAR schools queathed {495 to the Uniondal who died Feb. 27, left her realty Thursday 7:00 P.M. Men's Scratch (500-520) Settle a problem that ha At a noon luncheon in the grand Cemetery of Pittsburgh, Pa., ant een bothering science for ballroom, the delegates were $1,000 to the Christ Church ol Thursday 7:00 P.M. Women's Handicap 2 Drivers ong time: Whether it's mor« greeted by Mrs. John K. Ftnley, Shrewsbury to maintain famil Thursday 9:00 P.M. Women's Handicap un to rock north and south ir state regent. The guest speaker burial plots. The remainder ol rocking chair, or east anc was Mrs. Mary G. Roebling. the estate was left to her nephews, Mixed League Handicap Face Action* rest.. Dinner ended with the presenta- Sidney P. Kodama and Francis K •Friday 7:00 P.M. 4 Eat an eel in England, a snai tion of awards to tit participants Kodama. Friday 7:00 P.M. 2 Mixed Doubles (320-325) By Jury n France, a baby octopus li A tour of historical landmarks, LAURA H. LINZMAYER of Li Friday 9:00 P.M. 5 Men's Handicap Italy, and a suckling pig at the Barracks Museum and the tie Silver, who died April 10, be EATONTOWN - Arraigned •Sunday 7:00 P.M. 4 Mixed Theatre League uau in Honolulu. State House Museum in Trenton, queathed half her estate to her flues* wtwtt husband ramtmbtrad last night before Magistrate M Be the first man over 65 ir finished out the day- husband, J. Edmund Linzmayer 'Mixed Entertainment Lecgut. Additional Information available at the d«ik Raymond McGowan were Lloyd my neighborhood to leam tc Miss Schanck found most In- one-quarter of the estate and all to ull whili hi was away A. Wheeler, an airman stationed lay the ukelele. teresting "the discussion in the clothing, jewelry and persona •t McGuire Air Force Base, and Learn to pitch an hone state house on the need for more effects to her sister, Elsie H Dante Cera of Kenilworth, an ame of horseshoes. education and better facilities fo Fanjul, one-quarter of the estati HARMONY BOWL engineer for the Jersey Central Build two bird houses anc education," she said. to be shared equally by John W ROUTE 35 MIDDLETOWN. N. J. Railroad. Crowell and Whitney Crowell •ent them free—one to a wren There's nothing like a phone call to keep those and $100 per month in trust t Open Bowling Saturday and Sunday Mr. Wheeler was the driver of me to a bluebird. I'd like ON FAR EAST EXERCISE home fires burning brightly. Moral: call « car in which his four-year-old :oup!e of Baltimore oriole: TJSS KITTY HAWK — Richard her brother, Joseph J. Hayward. often when you're away, NEW JERSEV BUL daughter was killed April 9 In a iround the place, too, but the) F.. RieUke, airman, USN, son of MINNIE HOOD of Shrewsbury, 671-2100 train-car crash at the Hope Rd. refer to knit their own wind Mr; and Mrs. August Rietzke ol who died April 4, left stock crossing of the New York and lanced home high in the tre Englishtown, N.' J., participated Long Branch Railroad. Mr. Cera Figure out a way to beat m in the Seventh Fleet exercise was engineer of the train. wife at gin rummy. "Crazy Horse" aboard thi attack Mr. Wheeler, released in cus- Outlive my wife'* doctor — aircraft carrier USS Kitty Hawt tody of his superior officer, Is the one who keeps telling her in the Far East Prown's offers sensational, seasonal savings!! charged with causing death by how I ought to change m; The operation was designed hi auto. Mr. Cera, released on his ways if I expect to be long fo: test the capabilities of the attack own recognizance, is charged this world. carrier striking force in conduct- with causing death by train. Discover an Ingredient to pu ing operations in support of a Judge McGowan released both nto martinis that will make limited war' situation while de- PAINT defendants pending Grand Jury them bring out the best ir fending against air and tub- action. seople rather than the worst. marine attack. The April 9 crash stimulated Never go anywhere the re efforts of the Public Utilities of my life where I had to kee] Buying or selling? Use the DISCOUNTS! Commission, the borough of Ea- my shoes on more than fou Register Classified for quick re- tontown, and the borough of New hours at a stretch. sults.—Advertisement. Shrewsbury to have warning lights and gates Installed at the IARI FLOORS CRY FOR COOK & DUNN unprotected crossing. Specifica- tions and costs will be submitted BEAUTIFUL FLOOR COVERINGS by the Jersey Central Railroad BY STIRLING by June 30. Stop In for a. free consultation. You'll The itate will bear 70 per cent find it will make a wonderful world of PAMSALE of the cost; the railroad IS per difference in your decorating! cent, and each borough 7% per cent. ALUMINUM Courtney W. Rutherford of 237 Harvey Ave., Lincroft, was fined COMBINATION WINDOWS $25 for uttering a worthless check for $28 to Montgomery Ward, 1W Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. Monmouth Shopping Center, Jan. O»n II A.M.!» • P.M. MM. ttinu PH. Rubberized 30. * A.M. li « P.M. Saturdays VELVET FINISH THE FINEST WALL PAINT MADE_ Sola Priced At ^^F CAL. COMPARE WITH OTHERS SELLING FOR $6.95. Odorless ALKYD INSTALLATION OPTIONAL

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Henhoo »u mi • actually lived u he pretchal Eogtf, 4tugi*«r at to. *M Mn. lwt night «t CongregttVw We here are better off, htviflp Pttrtcl* K«my, jfaugfrer of WMKwn Wood* EM, »U JBMi Urtri, fttmuoo. Toe ty. rubbed shoulders with him. wieg tribute to the oneOiiw Mr. *pd Mrs. Daniel Keooy, Hoi- Always « gmfle, always to ex- celebrated *t a luncheon Apri •piritual leader of the congrega- lie Dr., celebrated her 15th birth- cuse for another's rudeness. Gueit who Jurt nude his day April 23. Attending were Mr. 23. Present were Stephen Regan- tion is submitted by Mrs. Alva and Mrs. Edward Roche, Wash- thai, Mark Loeser, Lori an B. Neison of Red Bank, a lifelong Our loss is great indeed. 8y phoning to let her know he'll ington, D. C; Mr. and MrsCharle. s "Chuck" Vachris, Pat friend of Rabbi Hershon and hisRecalled for greater things in „ be late for dinn«r, he's saved James Roche, New Mitford; Pat Gannon, Donna Winters, Susan family.) God's mysterious ways of rut her time and trouble. A Roche and Miss Mary Roche, thoughtful thing to do-and Parker, Lori Waiters, Gail En From a family of Rabbis he came ing the Universe, New York City, and Donna Kel- to this glorious land of ours, His spirit fives on. so easy, with public phones leher, Virginia Amorino and Tergel, Carol and Kathy Callahan. so handy everywhere. Came inspired with a will to help At rest now, only his memory ry Deutsch. NEW-JERSEY BELL mankind with Brotherhood. to help us who are here on A bus trip to the World's Fa It-was the code by which he earth Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moaahan Sunday, Aug. 2, is planned b> lived,; To do the finer things we are celebrated their 13th wedding an- the Rosary and Altar Society oi Loaned to us by God, he was niversary April 22 at Cedar Inn, St. Mary'a Catholic Church inspired1 Trom Heaven above capable of doing. w Highlands, guests o>f Mr. and Buses will Jeave the church al To show' us Brotherhood U pos-The Golden Rule written in the Mrs. Walter Monahan, Sr., and a.m: Mrs. George Trevet sible. BiWe is one thing. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Monahan, Blanche Ct., and Mrs. Nicholai lalled upon early and late to To see a man actually spend his Highlands. De Angela, East Rd., are give of himself,' life living it is another. charge of reservations. Memben Each of us personally know what May we all try to exemplify our Susan Marie Geiger, daughter will also attend a performance dear Rabbi Hershon. of Mr. and Mrs. John Geiger, of "My Fair Lady" May 14 ai Keansburg, was baptized Sunday the Papermill Playhouse. in St. Mary's Catholic Church, New Morvmouth. Miss Joyce Fisher, Colonia, and Thomas The sixth birthday of Scotl Weiler, Newark, were the spon- Atherton, son of Mr. and Mrs, sors. A buffet luncheon was held Frank Atherton, Melrose Ter,, at the home of Mr. and Mrswa. s celebrated in the kindergar- George Herpich, HolJie Dr. ten class of the Middletown vil- lage school April 22 and later ai Mrs. Richard Branch enter- home with friends. Scott will at- tained the Mrs. 8 Club April 22. tend the Barnum and Bailey Cir- Mrs. Henry Lissefeld, Railroad cus in New York this week with Ave., will be the next hostess. his parents. Present were Mrs. Ralph Panes- sa. Mrs. John Karamus, Mrs. Family parties were held Apri William Morrissey, Mrs. William 24 for the 14th birthday of Carol Lasky, Mrs. Dan Murdock, Mrs. Rickner, daughter of Mr. and Marion Evans, Mrs. Pat Keough Mrs, Robert Rickner, and fourth and Mrs. Robert Mark. birthday of Carol Hammond J. Kridel's 77th daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don- Derek Wendt, son of Mr. andald Hammond, Chanceville PI. Mrs. Herbert Wendt, celebrated Anniversary Sale his 11th birthday April 21. Prior to that, he was entertained at a Attending the Red Bank Chris- ends Saturday dinner in Wally's Restaurant, tian Women's meeting and lunch Scotch Plains. Mrs. Walter eon in the Molly Pitcher Inn Swartz of Cranford was present Red Bank, April 22, from the as well as his parents and sister Baptist Church were Mrs. Wil- Cheryl. liam Roberts, Mrs. Donald Bis- grove, Mrs. Arthur Williams, Lynn Rutherford, daughter of Mrs. Irvin Beaver, Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ruther- Hathcook, Mrs. William Barnard, ford, celebrated her 16th birth- Mrs. Richard Redner, Mrs* Mil- day April 24 at a pajama party, ton Ward, Mrs. John Bennett, Attending were Misses Jane Cos- Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mrs. Rob- tellano, Sue Reynolds, Nancy ert Franklin, Mrs. Waiter Junie, Maxson, Vicky Rowe, Caroline Mrs. Sterling Rauscher, Mrs Kastle and Heide Ronan. Tacey Morford and Miss Mil- dred Morris. Mrs. Herbert Vivian, Morris Ave., is visitjng her son-in-law A surprise party for the 19th and daughter and family, Mr. birthday of Miss Virginia Wehr- and Mrs. Arthur Kalberer of New len, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hyde Park, N. Y. Herbert Wehrlen, was given by her parents and sisters, June and Martin Brown, son of Mr. andLouise and brothers, Paul and Mrs. Samuel Brown, Garnsey PI., David, April 25 at her home. who is a student at Rutgers Uni- There were 40 guests including ereityandm^beraftheROTCOTC. membb rf f theh* ReRdd BanfBek Ci^i was one of the students chosen in the honor guard for Governor Hughes and the opening of the New Jersey Pavilion last Wednesday in the World's Fair. WHY PAY MORE? TO WHAT OUR TOUGHEST CRITICS HAVE TO SAY

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ON ALL tED BANK 27 Monmoufh St., Red Bank TYPES EASY I-I I Leonard St. Red Bank HOME STORE 747-0011 CREDIT Dally 9:00 to 9:00—Saturday till 4:00 TERMS 747-4440 IMPROVEMENTS ONLY EASIIST CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE Om •• acrr •! fumlMra at Dlwaaat Prlesi ARRANGED UMUKL Mr. Otaoodby reported that 7« Camp Opens cent of available retem- Invitation On Agency On June 29 Friday «t wtfcfc few* I* F- SEA BRIGHT- To Display Weaver, tjtfsttt* secretary id lab? tor &m*O0Ml attain. Cecnp at U00 Oceti £t, , ftopes June 28. TV Camera w«l speak, £. Robert Osgoodby, operator MIDDLETOWN - David Tay- Mrs. MftebeK to a member of of the amp, reports that three lor, local hit* school Junior, has the National Rehabilitation Asso- of the six structures on the camp- been invited to attend and ex- ciation and the National Rehabil- tke have been converted for hibit hit prize-winning television itation Counseling Association amp use and the beach club has camera at a meeting of the local She U included in the fourth edi- chapter of the American Society, tion of Who's Who Among been extended. He added that American Women." *the revamping of the area allows or Tool and Manufacturing En- II camping rooms, three more gineers May 12 in (JM Orchard ttian were available last year. Country Chib, Eatohtown. Promoted at Fort He said the site of the former Science Fair winners in the FORT MONMOUTH - The eamp building, which was deMonmout- h County area will dis- promotion of Maj. Henry L. Wai- stroyed by fire last Aug. 7, hasplay their exWbfti at the meet trich of Philadelphia was an- been leveled and will be used as ing. nounced at the U. S. Army Sig- an activities area. The winter The student built his television nal School here today. was spent, according to Mr. Os-camera for $40. goodby, making tables, chtira, He describes his creation as "a LOWOIN CMD — Airman Second Clau John D. Lowden, right, ion of Rev. and Mrs. He Is assigned to duty as an simplified and ultra compact sys- Instructor In the school's Depart benches and nursery equipment. William Gordon Lowden of 235 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J., receives certificate of ment of Command Communica- An Improved feature of the new tem for closed circuit or UHF training and special recognition as honor graduate of the mereorogicel rocket course. facility, he said, Is that it is alltransmission. The\ Hvesaunert, tions. located at ground level. The for- or slide-scanner image can beHis father Is pastor of the Red Bank Methodist Church. Airman Lowden was Mrs. G. J. Mitchell, Jr. Maj. Waltrich his wife Trudy fed over a mile of coaxial cables trained In the new systems of upper air sounding techniques now being used by the and their son Steven 4, live at ADVERTISEMENT MIDDLETOWN - At the invi- Robert to conventional television re- Air Force's Air Weather Service (AWS) to obtain weather data up to heights of Vaughn Ct., Eatontown. A ceivers, or over a 2J-mile open- tation of the White House, Mrs. 1947 graduate of U Salle High Glenwood J. Mitchell, Jr., 57 NEW SHREWSBURY - Rob- air range with a suitable an- 250,000 feet, He It assigned as a weather observer with the Sixth Mobile Weather School in Philadelphia, he reer- t Girling, 33. cf 32 HuMJei tenna." Twin Brooks Ave., will attend the ceived his bachelor of arts de- FAT OVERWEIGHT Squadron at Tinker AFB, Olda. The 23-year-old airman graduated from Pennington annual meeting of the President's St., Rive* Plaza, has Joined the AvaltabU It y«u without a doctor-, pn- An award winner in the high (N. J.| Preparatory School and attended Union College in Barbourville, Ky., prior to gree in military science from staff of the Bob Witt* Bnk* jcrlptiw, «r product calM odrUwx. Committee on Employment of theUniversity of Maryland. V»TOUu muiimnil MInM* iwu«ly tatttt o«r your monoimMy school science fair, and top win- entering the Air Force In November, 1961 • He is e member of the American Guild of Handicapped in Washington Company here, tack.tack OdrMOdrlMmX toto a llini y toblttblf aid tally ner at the Central New Jersey, D.C., today and Friday. Mr. Girling, who has serwd Mrailowod. Ott rM of txcm fat an* llvi Science Fair, the student has Organists. Joseph J. Sams, course Instructor, makes the presentation. tamr. OdrlMX eoitt 11.00 mid It Mid on President Johnson will deliver First Aid Men Of fer three years In the U.8. Army, Kill swrwttM: if not totltdtd for any been invited to enter his TV ex- (U.S. Air Force Photo) hu lived in the Red Bank we* noun, |uit roturn fho pockogo fo your hibit at the Rutgers Field Day the keynote address. Former ^/ - ^m ' — r"* TWUL gv,• llim«l OTWU«^t To Work at Riverview or 12 years. Ko quMHMi aikod. OUrlMK u told wim Program, the National Science resident Harry S. Truman will Rill tmrantN fey: give the opening speech. The RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The He has been in the autoraoWM Fair at Baltimore, M. D., and at Robt. Sears First Aid and Rescue Squad hai FAMILY PHARMACY the Morris' County Science Fair Catholic YAC Bell Labs session will end with a luncheon business nine yean. He resides next summer. been asked by Riverview Hospl< with his mother at the Rhtf tal, Red Bank, to assist the nurs- Plaza address. Events Lisited Promotes h Student ing staff Friday and Saturday before you buy or build, fee ... RED BANK — The Northern Weekly evenings. In Rhodesia 4 II Monmouth County Catholic Staechler Of Month Squad members say this priv- RED BANK - Mr. and Ml* Young Adult Club has announced KEYPORT—Robert Sean ha ilege will afford them an opJosep- h Brito, Sr., of 180 9tm MARINE VIEW portunity to learn more about St. have received word of tit? the following schedule for the been named Studeat-of-the Month Food SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION for April in the Keyport High the hospital routines and how they arrival of their daughter, Mr* || week beginning Friday. School. can better care for patients they James R. Todd, In Lusaka, Nortfr "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" serve. The first Friday Max will be He is being honored for his ern Rhodesia. Mr. and Mrs, Teejl II held at St. Anthony'* Church, accomplishments in science, Review Fourteen men have signed up and their daughters, Cynthia MB Red Bank. Adoration will be from especially for his certificate of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for duty. The program started Coralie, sailed eanier tUs n»# MAIN OFFICI Braneh Office III to 2 a.m. at St. James Church, achievement from the United A juicy sirloin or a family- last weekend, with two men aton the SS United States Mil MIDDLETOWN ||tWa Place- States Air Force for the most sized roast beef may prove to the hospital Friday and Saturday. visited England and SwtaerlqnB Pint Ave. aid be a bargain this week as well before flying to Lusaka wfcM* •74 Highway 3S Highway li The club will bowl at Mem- outstanding exhibit in electronics (Hve Corners) II mouth Lanes, Long Branch, Sun- at Rutgers University, New as a treat. PICTURES TELL Mr. Todd begins a new assign* Ariatrie Hlgfcta* Bruncwlck. Winners from all Protein foods, particularly ment with the American OQcV 671-2400 Ml .0100 || day at 7 p.m. MIAMI, Fla. (AP)-Some time The general meeting and bene- high schools in Central New Jer- red meat and eggs, continue to ago, pedestrian signs In down- sulate. diction will be held Wednesday, sey exhibited prize projects. share the spotlight at many su- town Miami were erected in May 6, at 8 p.m. in St. Ann's Two other students from Key- permarket counters. Increasing- Spanish and English, for the LIMB ON THE LINE I Church, Keansburg. port also won recognition at thely abundant supplies of fresh benefit of the Cuban refugees. TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Bpott fruit and vegetables play > col fisherman Charles (CMp) B*liey Rutgers exhibit. Mark Woolley, As a further safety precau- Quest who saved fierseif HURT IN CRASH whose project was titled "Hydro- orful supporting role. didn't have much tack on t mis* One national supermarket tion, railroad crossings an nowborough River outing, but at least pother trip downtown FARMINGDALE - Mrs. Paul- phonics," and Burt Neumeler, being marked with rectangular ine Studer, 19, of 9B Inlet Dr., whose project was "Quartz Bal- chain Is offering sirloin at 85 his catches were consistent. (by phoning)? cents a pound at Its New York signs showing a set of railroad A cast went wild aid Bailey's Point Pleasant, was treated and ance," both won honorable men- tracks. Errands te be run? Chores to released at Fitkin Hospital, Nep- tion. Robert's project was "How City area outlets, down 10 cents lure snagged on an overhanging an Electric Field Can Modulat a pound from last week. Oven- tree branch. He yanked the wi be done? Make a list. You'd be. tune, for minor injuries received ready rib roast has been can cut their food bill perhaps •mazed at how much you can when her car jumped a curb on light by Changing the Refractiv and the limb broke off. marked down to 63 cents by 6 per cent by taking advan- After more than an boor with- do In minutes... by phone, Rt. 524 Tuesday. ity of a Crystal." tage of them. MEW JERSEY BEU Robert E. StaeUer pound at the same markets, out a. nibble, Bailey felt not- Trooper Ralph Niles of the A total of six from Keyport 18-cent reduction from the weel If you're in the mood for a hing and reeled in eagerly, Us Howell Township State Police HOLMDEL - Robert E. StaeJi- High School had displays at thebefore. spring fruit salad, ' look for od ben; nearly double. When sht barracks U investigating. ler, 8 Sheraton La., Rumson, exhibit. Poultry buyers should find bananas and strawberries •catch" broke the surface *M ha« been appointed director of both turkeys and chicken plen- possible good fruit buys. proved to be a water-logged ' Headquarters of the American the military Switching Laboratory The first World Series game tiful this weekend. At the produce counter, cab- limb from the riverbed. League Is Boston; National of the Bell Telephone Laborator- was played In Boston on Oct. 1, As for weekend specials, bage, carrots, celery, lettuce, League home offices are in Cin- Pittsburgh beat the Re

DAILY CROSSWORD YOU UNI IS 3 SO. Free HMH AMP XOwffl •.Pro ymacf - 4.Opttft lUca «. City In btakntpt 6. Point tribu- T.Mta- tary Ml OMB ehlarou ^Chal- tnttM " ones dean 13. Trait of S-Flawor- city: thtoak «n« posa. •nlarvf 25. Vex YeiUnUy'i Aaiwtr forward ylnm 28. Blue grass 14. Number O.Aattin c 28. A flaw 37. Hillside l&Foweu Invader 30. "Great dugout 17.FtrmameBt 11. Cunning Emanci- 38. Commnnd 18. Subside 18. Route pator" to a dog By KEG SMYTBE 80. Actually lasur 82. Eskimo 39. Public ANDY CAPP tt. Witty in house notices saytag1 Penseua S3. Gun: sL, 4L Breakfast I'M WABMIN1 YER, I'M LOOK, MATE, IVE JUST SORRY, LAD>, FLO'S GOT A ar.ScmUaaoa IS. Evenly 84. Parrots delicacy BAILIFFS ROUND NEXT WEEK// &CTOUTOFA FORGET WHAT TOUCH O' FLU S8.I*ck 35. A deposit 43. Extinct animal tioned of coal bird: N5S. ». Spanish coin I i. 5" 6 7 8 DOUBLE HONORS — Cadot William V. Parkell, right, 80. June an to % 'A ion of Mr. and Mr$. C. Herbert Parkell, Sr., 52 Reckless the capital •i 10 I tL Defamatory *'A PI., Red Bank, receives double honors at annual dining- statement n- M \n ceremony for the Air Force Reserve Officer Training ». Herd of % whales \i it Corpt unit at Gettysburg (Pa.) College. Cadet Parkell «. A Jewel % was given special recognition as graduate of the AF- t7. Exclama- 19 tion '//< ROTC collegiate flying program which earned him a 40. Sprite! 2U 21 25 zs private pilot license, and was recipient of the Drill Team 8hk % roeare ti Commander's Award for distinguished service. He is a 3*lUQ % graduate of Red Bank High School. Presenting the In abed award is Capt. Arnold L. Paparazo, assistant professor MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY 41A Spanish 3Z dance 3/ V/f of air science at Gettysburg. 48. Inflamed 43 is1 37 39 id •pots OKAY- 4S.SUU symbol of the community's 300'J FOU-CW 40 41 *! 43 anniversary celebration. I'VE SOT A flower! TTtah % To Rededicate THAT CAN ME! ll?\ 47.Gr*«t 44 45 The Township Committee voted TOP THAT! DOWN % to rent the building for a year Middletown from the Jersey Central Rail txotn 47 Broods % % road, in order to undertake the 4-30 restoration. The railroad co- Rail Station operated by doing the physical MIDDLETOWN — This town- reconstruction on a cost basis, ship's 87-year-oJd railroad sta- and a civic committee, headei Rutgers and Douglasstion, restored by community ef- by Fred Stockham, commission fort to its gas-lit, ginger-bread member, supervised the work. Victorian splendor, will be re- \ \ \ dedicated Saturday as part of th« Sketches for the restoration UnitsSetRumsonEventtownship's tercentenary celebra- were made by S. Travers Neid- tion. linger, Leonardo artist, wh By SAWDERS and OVERGARD worked from old photos an< STEVE ROPER The station has been repainted drawings. JUST HAD TO RUN REMEMSER THAT HAWP-MADE its original cream and brown OVER AND SHOW YOU IRISH LACE TABLECLOTH VOU colors, ginger-breading has been Replicas of the original gas MRS. UNDERWOOD/ lamps were donated and in- 1 DIDN'T RECOGNIZE MY BARGAIN, MISS PRICED TO ME AT $20O restored to its roof and eaves, KOLE/ LAST WEEK ? window boxes placed and planted stalled by the New Jersey Natur- in its windows, and gas lamps al Gas Company. re-instaMed along the train plat- The Village Civic Associatio form, all under the direction ot donated evergreens for eithe: the Tercentenary Commission, to side of the walk leading from th< make it look, as nearly as pos-station to the platform area, an sible, as it appeared when it the Garden Clubs provided an will maintain flowers in the win WELL/— 1 was built in 1877, shortly after BOUGHT THIS ONE railroad service was inaugurated dow boxes. TODAY FOR to New York City. The building will be retained Officials headed by Mayor Earl in its Victorian style through th( Moody, Tercentenary Commis- tercentenary year. While th> sion members lead by Andrew station building itself is old, th< Van Dyke, chairman, and repre- township has one of the larges sentatives of the Jersey Central free station parking facilities o Railroad, the New Jersey Natur- any New Jersey community By JIM BVRNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW al Gas Company, the township's with paved accommodations foi several Garden Clubs, and themore than 500 cars. Village Civic Association, will take part in brief ceremonies at 11 a.m. at the station, when the Lincroft SHOW U5THE FINER Karl Bergman Mrs. M. L. Vanlderstine gas lamps will be lit by a lamp- James Hurst, Lincroft pos lighter in Victorian garb, and a SMOKS RUMSON — Rutgers and Doug- my Judge, club president-elect, ribbon will be cut to permit a master announces that monej "5ISNAA*... lass alumni from Monmouth Conn Middletown; Mrs. Donald Coffey, costumed station agent to enter orders service no longer will b< ty will gather at Reidy's Inn Deal; Mrs. Donald, BJe^se, Rum- the building. available on Saturdays, effective 42 Avenue of Two Rivers, Sunday, son, and Mrs. Laurence Hender- May 2. May 17 for a buffet-dinner and son, Hazlet. The project was originated by dancing. Representing the Rutgers club the commission to make the Refbeoca Rosen, daughter of M long-neglected station, structure a Thl« marks the final major so- on the committee are Arthur Z. and Mrs. Carl Rosen, Parkvie' Kamin, club president, and Max- cial event of the season for the Ter. celebrated her 16th birthda; well Smith, Jr., both Fair Haven 1,000-Hour Leave with a dinner; at the. Shadowbrooli Rutgers Monmouth County Alum- Donald V. G. Cprwin,. Herman Shrewsbury, and theater, Apr Hi, Club and Douglass of Mon- Crystal, and Geor^ff^nV/ickle, Club Adds four 22. mouth, the county alumnae Interlaken; Ridgway V. C. Moon FORT MONMOyTH - The MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST and Whitney Crowell, both Mid- 1000-Hour Sick Leave Club, in organization. Both groups, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rosen en dletown; Thomas Price, Eaton- augurated by the Fort Monmouth tertained last Thursday in honoi BUT I DO LOVE,] AIL THE NICE PHRA5E5 IN LIFE ARE' their guest*, join forces for this town, Herbert Rothenberg, Key- Civilian Welfare Fund Counci of their 20th wedding annivers- ^m, DEEDEE^ THREADBARE AND TRITE, DANE!-LIKE port, and Donald C. Hembling two years ago, added four new ISN'T IT CRAZY, DARLING, *JJJ~=\ CRA1Y. TOO, "WELCOME HOME.!"-AND "WELL DONE!g~.j social event. Douglass Is the wom- ary. Guests were Mrs. Jenn 7*1 WISH SOMEBODY Rumson. members at its April meeting. WHEN YOU'RE IN L0V£"H0W CORNYX now I CAM PUT AND "I LOVE YOU!" C= en's division of Rutgers Univer- DeBevedetto of Newark, Mr. anc (HAD INVENTED AWAY i SONG LYRICS-AND GREETING CARD MUCH INTO a Awarded tie clasps and cerMrs- . Gus Tarantino and daugh 50 \ TO 5AY IT THAT BUT WHEN THE RI6HT PERSON. sity. I VER5E5-AND EVEN THE DIAWfiUE/ "I (.OVE YOU" ' tificates of achievement as . ter, Susan, of West Orange, and \ WASN'T 50-50 5AYS THEM AT .THE RIGHT TIME- Karl Bergman, Middletown, and Gingham Charm IN A TV "TURKEY"-ALL SEEM^J , members were Stuart Shapiro of Mrs. John Allaire and daughte mtH r5 A Lm \WARMED-OVER! SUDDENLY THEY'RE AS BRIGHT AND Mrs. Mary Lou Van Iderstlne, Red Bank, John F. Faughnan and Joni of Clark. FRESH AND-TRUE.^T^J |N A PLAY-AND NEW AS TODAY'S 5UNRI5E! Rumion, are serving as co-chair- Frank E. Clark, both of Nep- . SOMEHOW! ^rJatf &\ FREEZE UP WHEN men of the function. tune, all employed with the Ar The Women's Association of thi I SAY IT TO The event will begin at 5 p.m my Electronics R&D Laboratories Lincroft First Aid Squad wil and will end four hours later. The here, and Seymour Maisel, Newmeet Wednesday, May 6, at th Walter Penny Trio will play for York City, of the Army Elec- First Aid Building. dancing. tronics Command. Representing the Douglass club The council to date has induct The Lincroft-Holmdel Kiwan on the committee are Mrs. Fran- ed 1,622 members into the 1000-Club held Past President's Nigh' cis Little and Mrs. Joseph Bar Hour Sick Leave Club. It started last week at Lincroft Inn narr, both West Long Branch with 1.261 Fort Monmouth civil Past presidents honored wert Mrs. Arthur Z. Kamin, club pres ian employees as charter mem- Henry Handleman, first presi- rHE PHANTOM By LEE WALK Went, and Mrs. C. Harold Lar bers at the cutoff date in Janu dent; Joseph Mendres, Gabriel »on, both Fair Haven; Mrs. Jere ary, 1962. Molnar, John Brockwell and Chris YOU MUST BE- YOU ARE With the present membership, Pellegrinelli. Winners of prize; DEVIL.' WHAT--ARE YOU for candy sales were: first, Kath WHY DIP I LET HER DOING— HERE? IF yOU'R the accumulated unused sick COME OUT BY HERE-THAT MEANS-- Set Soapbox leave represents 1,865,000 hours. ie Haupt, a portable stereo; sec- HERSELF?--OH- The Fort Monmouth Club is be ond, Dawn Nolan, tape recorder; DIANA-- lieved to be the largest in the Debby Kay and Don Eckleberry Awards Dinner country. transistor radios. RED BANK - The Rotary Club has announced it will hold an •wards buffet dinner May 31 a "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean 2 p.m. in the Molly Pitcher Inn For Friday, May t for the presentation of prizes and trophies won in the Soapbox Der Present—For You and by May 30. Yours ... A good memory is The Memorial Day coasting accented. Work continues to go race will be run on Tower Hil under the sponsorship of the Ro well and even though people tary Club, Circle Chevrolet and make little effort, things just RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA The Register. Among the prizes seem to turn out right. Aspects are fortunate for marriage, sug- ( HOW TIME ,. __w,n= *. • TODAV will be a $500 savings bond, FLIES/ SETTER START) COLLEGES ARE trophies, and a trip for the win gesting that any misunderstand- STUPV1 N<3 OR ( PeETTY CHOOSV1. S/ I HOPE ner to the National Soapbox Der ings will clear up of their own rwey TAKE cwty HE CAKfT by in Akron, .Ohio. accord. People aren't so head- .4 PBRCBNTA6S GET IN. The awards dinner is being held strong right now. the day after the race because of a conflict with a Boy Scou event and the possibility that the Whip up this pair — look love- Past • • • The Battle of Manila Future • - • Solar flares are races might end quite late in thely. Size of check determines size Bay took place on May 1.1898, undergoing Mtensive research. afternoon. of cross-stitch. Admiral Deweys command, No transfer! Embroider cross "You may fire when you are 1970 it will *be possible to stitch roses — 8x8% inches eac ready, Gridley," started the great provide five-day forecasts of on 7-cliecks-to-inch gingham. Pat naval battle which resulted in erl0ds Wlth solar SPRING... tern 600: chart, color key, direc the complete destruction of (he P A FEW YBt&SBooHOO tions. Spanish fleet. showers. ereve WILL BE GOINSTO COIXEQ E 4-30 IS ETERNAL! Thirty-five cents in coins foi MO HE'LL Be AWAY F.TOM US." this pattern — add 15 cents foi each pattern for lst-class mailin The Day Under Your Sign MARK TRAIL tty ED DOim **•••• and special handling. Send t ARIES (Born March 21 to April 1?) LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Laura Wheeler, Red Bank Reg- A temporary impute MgenvMtes you, but While under emotional stresi, DC careful / • MARK, ALL I CAN '•, YES. I'VE FLOATED THE BK9 6TONE* OUR CLOTHES WEAR ister, Needlecraft Dcpt., P.O. Bo juit try to rememter it is only temponry. of the letter you write. Don't mail it! I SAV IS 7HAT I HOPE YOUR STOtT/ MR. WILSON, A LONG TIME AGO... * TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 2IJ \ Or- SATAN'S WALLOW IMPRE5SES ITS A GREAT TROUT RIVER/ WELL AL5OI 161, Old Chelsea Station, New An unusuiliy busy day liei ahead, BO Good new* U developing concerning your YOUR EDITOR, AND I'M DELI6HTE2 York 11, N. Y. Print plainly pat- •tart it right with a nutritious tireakUBt. heart interests, co be patient. TO HAVE YOU ANNOUNCE **•••* tern number, name, address an GEMINI (M.y 21 lo Jun. 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 *o Dae. 21) RNDINOS/ rone. Your ego is boUtered by a eompUmtnt. lie sure the relative wilh wlinm you ilo IT WAS f.et's hope you ire rlfierfing of it tnisintM dives ymt • «nuan* deal. A GUEAT Bargain! Big, new 1961 Needle- CANCER (Jun* 22 to July 21) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) TBOUT craft Catalog — over 200 de- Your cffnrd to forge ahead K»m mo- You'll nchully enjoy working aiiit things RIVEB, mrnlum •nrl g»!nt will be ptrmantnt. will jiroKms just as you want tlirm to, signs, only 25cl A must If you MARK, BUT LEO (July 22 fo Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. !9j POLLUTION'S Village knit, crochet, quilt, sew,. em- You'll benefit llirouih a chinge of en- Circumittncet will turn in your favor RUINEP IT/ broider. Send 25c. vironment, even thoiifth k it temponry, lit« Ux\iy, but you will act impatient. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to 5»pt. 21) PISCES fF.b. 30 la March 20) PREP & COLLEGE SHOP Special value! 16 complete You hive an incrcaied ie,f)M of free- He aclfmfflclent If you warn ID reach quilt patterns in deluxe, new dom, but thw't no reaaoa lo tbuu it. your ultimate rotl. Vou can do to. 41 Broad St., Rad Bank Quilt Book. For beginners, ex- tubllihtn NOHHIXS- Sriullot* perts. Send 50c now! ; HELP WANTED-FEMALE W5 BANK REGISTER AUTOS ft TRUCKS AUTtKftTSUCXS MOBILE HOMES BOATS AMD ACCESSOWES April 30, JET M — Wewly *OU »arel«h*4, SALESMAN 90 loo tertUrat trailer. UiUrnuyjiM (/out UM4 1'/* Aoma di"fi extra*, ready to SEWING MACHINE •at tealer ud btcKtxK. jfockaft 4«*L tr»ll« ow* not teavTC* ntrm * OPERATORS van * FOUND IK* OUMUa&UJZ four-door rtudU*. EIlErUGHT OOKT — BiteeUt* AUTO FINANCING Rtruu l» HobbUurOlt. H. 1. ti —X* to. \mX. Oil ruU-tlm.», tot Full power, tWC. Kusci Bros. Fonttic, W2iaS txbfrteBCtel i elctft t«*Gie. u&»r*wrs. wt boar — Pontui ctt, tortoiu odor, 896 STOMI St., Red Bank. 7< 1-51*0. AUTO WeURAHCK JU 1-1S2O vicinity .BndiM.A»«., Port Monmouth. Loartst Cost Package Deal offer ntaltx itlui. p«io rtciUoni, 18' OLD TOWN — 50 b.p. Jobnton iz4 paid holldaya, M.14 me41«l plea, wd 1 K*m*x4 nr4302 1955 MERCURY — »110. Call after Detlfned to save you time and money SPRING BPECLAb — Mutt malM room extras. Good condition. Very reason- operator ! Uceoie ,only. 5 p.m. SAME DA? APPROVAL for new Inventory. Low down payment- ably priced. Pohne 671-130. Diner excellent benefits. LOST — Ladies cold earring. Bow 787-3491. seven year financing. New 10x50 aml tlan design. Friday night, Humson Mich FINLAY-BREUNINGER INC. Coachei priced aa low aa R8M. New 14' BARBOUR — 35 h.p. Johnson, • • Salary pliu ? ,n, School. RewMU. Jtt-ssw; 1958 OPEL SEDAN — Radio, heater. 12 wide {6,300. Get ready lor vacation used less than 75 hour*, complete with MATTEL INC. • • Liberal company >>eneltt« SITUATIONS WANTED, Mito Top condition. $375. Call JCvenJnff 87M765 LOOT — SUXIl. Finder pleue return 972-O100 time with one of our Travel or Ten boat cover, trailer, car hitch, coxhionj, Aero Marine Bid!., Locmt Bt, Keyporv • e Training lor advancement 671-2083 Trailers. GREEN ACRES MOBILE etc. Heady for water. Ideal tor water to MonmouU* County National Bank. WOMEN-To mtka tetephw* appoint- INTERVIEWS DAILY Broad St., Red Bank. 1060 VALIANT STATION WAOON — HOME SALES. Halt mile weet of Rt. skiing. After 5:15 p.m. call 531-2252. transportation: •«"'??.?!le lrlc? or"? Radio and heater, floor shift. Call after 9 on West Farms Rd., Freenold. ment* tor «»Iei depirtment Interview pair, electronic., » f *LX J: MALE BASSET HOUND — Linorcrt, 6 p.m. 741-2147^ ^^^ <622:j3 5(2-1700 WOOD PUSSY T- Flbergia«ed. daor< 10-12 «.m. 118 Uonmoutb Bt., Red COCA-COLA BOTTLING Tr!-tx>lor, mostly black. Collar Middle. 1951 DODGE — In good running con and cotton lalls. 2B1-O142, or Bank. 747-1280. km" of work.' Available Immedl.t town license and rabies tags, umi 1961 VOLKSWAGEN v- Leather Inte- dltion. Best offer over $50. Call a/tel 1883 55x10 PRINCESS THAJLEH —Car M24286 "or ^week.n d *an "JKSSd full timB e atteMt 1> YOU CAN HELP the family budget COMPANY OF NEW YORK ••Wellto". Ml-6038. rior, very good condition. Low mileage. 3 p.m. 7471831. pet, fullt-ln air conditioner, automatic 17' DIXIE FIBERfjLAB — Recllntni in Call 747-3497 alt" 4 p.m. Call 264-5155 after 5 p.m. "urnace, washer. A-l condition. 787-2116 Tbree or lour houri a day will bring A»bury Ave. A Rt » 1957 CHEVROLET — In excellent con lounges, trailer, automatic starter, 12 you a profitable Income. Write Avon 1961 KA11BLER American tour-door dltion. Owner leaving for France. $500 11)56 AMERICAN — 8x35. Air condl volt battery, 7S h.p. JSvlnrude motor. Products Inc.. Manager. Mrs. Margaret ASBURY PARK, N.J. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ANNOUNCEMENTS sedan. Automatic transmission. A real Call 222-1699. tlon, 30' aluminum nwnlng. Other tx- Complete with preservers, tow line, Qulotla, P. O Box ISO. Red Bank or An Equal Opportunity Employer economy car, $705. Hassas Bros. Ponti- tras. Sacrifice. 787 7412. water skis, five hours use. tl.BOO. 741- call 741-4343. PUBUC NOTICES ac. 395 Broad St., Red Bank. 741-5180. 1953 PONTIAC — Four-door s FOR RENT OR SALE — Furniahed 7623. Automatic and power. $895. l TYPIST-GENERAL SECRETARY RUMMAGE BAUD — Sponsored by SI 1955 CHEVROLET WAGON — New mobile borne. Call after C p.m. 18' ANA SKIFF — Norberg tnguw, Experienced on IBM executive type- tires new battery. Good condition; orlg Bros. Pontiac, 395 Broad St., He 542-0949 A-l condition. H.200. May be seen AMERICAN OIL COMPANY Ann'* FTA. American Legion Hall. Bank. 741-5160. writer. Alto experienced or willing to AUTO MECHANIC Carr Ave., K«ansbuxg. Saturday May lnal owner. Beat offer. Call 747-5063. I960 VISCOUNT — size 10x53. Two at CHRIS' LANDING, Sea Bright, N.J, learn vaii-typlng. OrapbJc arts back- 3 and Monday through Friday, Hay 1958 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE — Nine 1921 ANTIQUE DODGE — Touring bedrooms, furnished. 13,400. Terms. 106 12 H.P. ELGIN — Outboard moloi ground desirable. Apply or phone Til- Experienced on General Motors pro 4-8. passenger wagon, automatic, V-8. $250. ar fine condition. 1.850 actual miles. Viscount. 10x60 with extended living $50. Call 27<3. GRAPHIC ARTS CENTER, 62 ducts preferred. Excellent working con f«r« new »»rvle« statiostation tor lean In original purchase papers. Asking $1,600 room, two bedrooms, rumlshed, 10x25 741-3399. White St., Red Bant dlUons, paid vacations and other com Bankk vicinityiiity . Financing can be Call 264-6271. sliver top awning. J44OO. Terms. Both Re I 946-4915. SOUTH WIND — Auxiliary sloop, 30xStt: ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPEIt-AiKl clerk. pany benefits. Apply In person at Rus arrLlngednged. Contact Mr. Clolden be- H1LLMAN CONVERTIBLE — 1954. In units In excellent condition. Completely Jell Oldsmoblle-Cadlllac Co., 10O New ivien 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. 77Mi« AUTOMOTIVE good running condition. Body shows 1960 PONTIAC — Two-door hardtop set up. Call <62-9O6< after 6 p.m. and Roades Design. Jeroleman built 193C Steady work. Full benellu. Call 232- Automatic, and full powfcr, $1,195. Ras- all day Saturday and Sunday. main. Jib, genoa. four cylinder 25 h.p. 8000 for &ppolntmtnt, ask for HUi roan Springs Rd.. Red Bank. Ask toi AVMLABLB FOB LEASE - Gulf hUh AUTOS & TRUCKS some signs of oxidation. Ideal car for sas Bro*. Pontlac, 305 Broad St. Red Mr .William Grieg. Bummer fun at a price anyone can af- Universal. Listed In Lloyd's Register. Moser. volume, modern, two u»y itrvlce eta- Bank. Ml-5180. Price $2,600. Firm. CaJl 747-2765 or rk 1962 AUSTIN HEALEV SPRITE - ford. Best offer around $125. 842-2819. CARPENTERS - Steady '™ ' «2°' tlon. 1962 PONTIAC — Bonneville convert Inspect at Belford Marine Railway, BEAMTRES8 WANTED — Experienced Hard and soft top, 22,000 miles, ex- 1961 ENGLISH FORD ANGLIA — BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Main SL on sllpvocers and draperies. Call 741 pay, apply Temple Lumber, Carton St. Rt 35, Hazlet. cellent ruiwlQK condition. Asking $1200. ONE OWNER. Ible. Full power, excellent condition. 4927. Kiimson. Paid training. Call alter S, 6(6-8371. 747-1218 Call after 4:30 p.m. 671-0979. 100 CORK LIFEJACKETS — New, »3 14' RUNABOUT — IB h.p. Bvlnrude, HB u-GStjO u-.'i. each. Bold single or bulk. 1200' new does 30 m.p.h. good for skiing, ful HOUSEKEEPER - Sleep In. Fond ol MANAGEMENT •64-3161. nlghU, weekena'. NOW THAT YOU have studied the 1955 CADILLAC. 1955 PONTIAC, 1959 1955 PONTIAC — station wagon. Hln controls, In water, ready to go. Ca children. Call ADS. "Hustle to Russell" to inspect passenger. A bargain at $150. Rassas Mainla rope. li". W and K". Reason, N1NB UNIT APARTMENT - Good RAMBLER — All four-door. A-l condi- able. Fishing rods. }3 up. Bills 103 741-7578 alter 6 p.m. 948-8138 location. Fully rented. K5:W0. U2.m and buy a top reconditioned Cadillac. tion. Reasonable. 842-2086. Bros. Pontlac, 395 Broad St., Rei TRAINEES 12) Oldsmoblle or other make car! Bank. 741-5180. Port Monmouth Rd., Port Monmouth, 14' RUNABOUT speed hull, 25 h.p OIRL WANTED - Bleep In. genera down 264-3450 and 261-1678 tttti r 8. TR-3 — 195S, 23.000 miles, white - black N.J. housework. Fond of children. Recfcnl For national «ale« company. 21-27 yean 1U63 PONTIAC GKAND PRIX — Stand- Evlnrude outboard, controls, with trail olit Muit be neat, willing worker, nave LARGE ROAD STAND ~—~ TradftH «• 19S8 V0UC8WAGEN — A real clean top and tonneau cover, excellent condl ENOUIN SAILBOAT — J250. BILL'S 5225. 842-2241. references. Own room and TV. Cal car, $T95. Rassas Bros. Pontlac, 305 tlon, $950. Call after 5, 741-5091. ard transmission, power steering, white 531-4363. car and phono. $10,000 per year oppor- family farm market. Located on 1U. Broad SL, Red Bank. 741-5180. walls, radio, heater, black finish, white LANDING, 13S2 Ocean Ave.. Sea SAILBOAT — Woodpussy. Fibergli tunity. Call 442-5<89 between 8 via 3< Colts Neck. Reasonable rent. »«• 1958 MERCURY — Nine passenger sta- Interior, many extras. 671-1384. Brlghl. wooden hull. Two sets of sails, 01 SECRETARY — Full-time. Busy real p.m. 4t«5 1M2 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL —Many tion wagon. One owner, excellent con- 15' FJBEROLAS RUNABOUT — 35 h.p. dacron. Trimmed for racing, reason estate oftlce. Pleai&nt working condi- extra* including air conditioning. Priced I960 PLYMOUTH - Two-Hmr -M" tions. JSxperleoced preferred. 671-100O. STEADY AND PART-TIME HELP - SJ5CHETARIAL SERVICES - E.tab- dition, $300. 842-3708; ^^^ Automatic transmission, $650, Rassc Johnson electric start. $375. BILL S ably priced. 471-4160. lWiea. Typing, mlmeo, e.p.rlcnced to sell. Call after 7 p.m. or weekends. LANDING, 1382 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. Over 18. Apply In perBon MIDDLE 842-13M. 1957 DODGE — Two-door. New bat- Bros. Pontlac, 395 iiiOa.. Jt., .. SACRIFICE — 1958 Cri» Craft, trun TEACHERS TOWN CAB WASH, Hwy It, Middle ilerk-typlut can handle. 220-3KI0. tery, good tires, automatic, safety belts. Bank. 741-5180. 280 HY/DRO FORMER NATIONAL — cabin, two bunks, head, link, 60 h.p. town. T—BIRD 1961 — Excellent condition, $250. Call 741-7786. Inboard, navy top, preservers. Firm PAHTLY — Built home delivery route, full power, very low mileage, new tires. 1963 R8 RENAULT — Excellent con- High-point champ In 225 class. Top AND SUBSTITUTE no competition. Will arrange terms. 1959 CHEVROLET station wagon with dition, must sacrifice. Call condition. Complete with trailer. Rea- $1,105. 671-0980. Call 222-5335 alter 6 p.m. and weekend, icmable. Must sell. Bob Moore. 542-3508. DISTRICT MANAGER Potential sales unlimited. Grossing *10- call 322-0289. overdrive, excellent as second car, 787-9517. TEACHERS OOfl. Write "B.H." Hox ill, Ked Bank. S600. Call 542-0851. For Circulation Department of growing 1660 FOBD — Jour-door hardtop. Power, 1960 CHEVROLET — Four-door «edan, 1959 21' NAU BKIFF - 108 Gray, 169 BUSINESS NOTICES We are Interviewing applicants now newspaper concern. Oood »tarting »aJa- BB YOUll OWN BOSS — Lease an J8&5. Ra&sas Bruis i ..:.. 1364 PONTIAC OATALINA four-door Automatic and power, $1,095. Rassas ours. Navy top, V bunks head, fully (during summer) for «-« week summer ry vritii opportunity for advancement, let cream vending truck. Pick your St., Bed Bank, 711-5™ sedan. Recently won In raffle. Never Bros. Pontlac, 395 Broad St., Red Bank. equipped. Excellent condition. $1,500. assignment. Must have New Jersey Deliver to boys and stores on estab- own territory. Excellent earnings. J200 uned. Call days 512-2463 and evenings 741-5180. 741-4637. RITE WAY CONSTRUCTION CO. - lished route, and work with boy a on required. O'Brlen'i, 831 Arnold Ave., 1959 FOKD RANCH W>\UUlv Bulldozer and operator for hire. Ex- teaching credentials. Come to the 747-5457. 1981 TEMPEST — four-door sedan IOMET — 3225. Completely equipped, cellent top soil for sale. Call 671-2492. YMGA. 40 Riverside Ave., Red Bank, efficiency. No experience necessary — Pcilnl Pleasant. xnatlc. Oood condition. Reasonable. Call Automatic and power steering, $995. with trailer. Ready lor water. {800. Saturday, May 2 at 2:30 p.m. for per- will train. Ability, to associate with 1959 CHRYSLER WINDSOR — Full TIRED OF WAITING? people essential. OPPORTUNITY — For financially re- 741-8324. jower. Good condition. Sacrifice. Own- Rassas Bros. Poratjac, 395 Broad St. Call 747-0003. sonal Interview. No phone calls ac sponsible man to obtain franchlsei 1961 SPORTSTER XLH — Perfect con. r. 741-G114. Red Bartt. 741-5180. For a painter cepted. Ask for Mr. DIBella. APPLY IN PERSON dltlon, fully equipped. Many extras •'OR A LIMITED TIME - Special Dial 787-73U route Belllne soft Ice cream. Earn as ISS5 Firm. Call days 201-0520. -954 CMC tractor and 1954 FRUEHAUF Flat Saies Service sale plastic boat resin and flberglas H. Vic Fox — Port Monmouth EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Apply RED BANK REGISTER much as $5,000 In the coming five dump trailer. Call LEVINBWiiBB at !i oft. aizeabie discount on Marine In perBon. Harmony Bowl Coffee Shop months with unique new arrangement. 1957 BUICK convertible, blue body and Hwy, 30 542-1020 Batuntown >ainta. DeLorme Industries Hwy. 3d, ENCLOSED PORCHES — Oarages - Rt. 35, Mlddletown. <0 Broad St. Red Bank Option to buy. M&M Ice Cream Co, 681-0206 room additions. Odd Jobs, no Job too top, all power, electric windows, good Leonardo. 291-0976. PRESSMAN WANTED - Reliable ex- For appointment phone 741-7873 Hill tires, recent tune-up, WOO. Call 747- ,957 BUICK CENTURY — Four-door RENAULT PEUGEOT small. CHARLES HOWER CONTRAC- SHIRT PRESSERS — Explrlenced, a.m. only. 0522 after 6:30 p.m. lardtop. Full power. Excellent condl- MONMOUTH MOTORS IKYLINE — 10x51. Washer, dryer, TOR, 747-4273. Qood pay, benefits. perienced. Familiar wllh Heidelberg, Hwy. 35 542-2414 Ealonlown awning, carpeting, air conditioner. 5420173. Little. Qlant, open preasti. Steady em- 1860 PONTIAC — four-door nanllop. :lon. 842-3207. $2,090. Must sell. 234-0451. GROWING PAINS? Call Ever Oreen ployment. Apply In person to Com- Stick shlit. $1,095. Rassas Bros, PonHac, 1963 CORVAIR MONZA COUPE — 1961 PONTIAC — station wagon. Full Landscaping. All phases of landicaplnt, WOMAN — To clean Saturdays must mercial Presa, IB Mechanic St.. Red FINANCIAL 395 Broad St., Red Bank. 741-5130. Radio, heater, bucket seats, wire power, a locally driven one owner car. ARRY CRAFT AND SAVAGE BOAT including maintenance. Weekly, month- have own transportation, 671-8804 or Bank. wheels, stick shift 842-1276. $1,51)5. Rassas Bros. Pontiac, 395 Broad •RAILERS _ 156 West Front St.. ly or season. F. Intermesoll. 787-0818 871-1682. MORTGAGES SACRIFICE — 1961 Tempest four-door Bt., Red Bank. 741-5180. Keyport. 204-0430. or 787-3240. SUPERVISOR — For landscape con- •edan, four cylinder, clean, good con- 1911 CHEVROLET — Ohib coupe, mint COOK — Part-time 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. struction. Frederick's Landscaping. Call 1958 DESOTO CHRIS CRAFT SEA SKIFF, fully ODD JOBS — Cleaning cellars, attlci, to prepare and serve family dinner. BANK RATH dition, $795. 741-5314. condition, $250 or best offer. Call 264- r 8 a.m. weekdays 787-0022. IMMEDIATE CASH 2168. $300 :ommlisloned, ready to go. Call T4T- ards, etc. Hauling and trucking, Five-day week. Including weekend!. Car 1958 FORD WAQON — Automatic, .781. Reasonable BAD Trucking. Call 264- necessary. 747-5M8 after < p.m. YOUNG MAN — Over 21 to work In lit, 2nd. 3rd Mortgages good motor and tires. $175. .955 DESOTO — Four-door, power 7064 or 264-7635. tackle shop. Weekends. Bandy Hook Borne Improvement Loans 585-5383. tgtit V-8, automatic transmission, 1958 PLYMOUTH — Station wagon. SAILBOATS HOUSEKEEPER — To live in. Good Bay Marina. 872-1450. Debt Consolidation — fcowett JUtej adlo. heater, power steering and Radio and heater. New paint. $99. NEW CLEAN CELLAR. YARDS. OARAGES with children. Permanent position. Ret- i? ooo month J14.05 196J CHEVROLET IMPALA CON- brakes. Scat belts, whltewalls. 49,000 RED AUTO IMPORTS, 7U-5886. 4' Bock Bumblo Bee, RaKea Mast. — Have truck. Call after 3 p.m. erencea. Oakhurot. 222-4148, tj.ooo month {jfl.07 VERTIBLE — miles. Runs well. J190. 842-3570. A' Bock Honey Bee. 741-2U9 THERE'S BIO MONEY SELLING u ooo month {28.09 747-D583. 1S56 kuiCK RIVIERA KOADMASTER, USED WOMEN (SIX) — Part-time telephone f',000 menth 138.11 /OLKSWAGEN 1963 CONVERTIBLE— new tlrea, new paint; very good con- 7' Sallstar Explorer, fully equipped, MASON-CONTRACTOR — Steps, patio, work, $1.25 an hour to start plus bonus. BETTER KNOWN 1953 CHRYSLER — Windsor. In good 1000 miles. AM FM radio. Gas dition. $298 or best offer, call 787-3507. lth S1^ Johnson, top condition, sidewalks, garages and waterproofing. Interviewing, 12 Broad St., Room 606 PARKEB UORTOAQB running condition, rebuilt motor ami Red Bank. leater Light green. Must sell. Best 1057 OLDSMOBILE 88— Two-door hard rt' I9S0 Owens. Additions. Cal! 787-51B9 or 442-324O. 1U-434S tO l-W)l transmission one year affo. $150. 787- These boats at pre-aeason discount, GOOD HUMOR Our Bonded Personal Rrepreseoutlv* 2534. iffer. Call 542-1304. top. J/2 engine. Standard transmission. Mualc For All Occasions CHAMBERMAID — Apply In person, Needs body work. Must sell. Best offer. on't miss the opportunity. HOLLY HILL MOTEIZ Rt 38, West W 111 Call At Your Home At lour 1957 DODGE — station wagon. A nice JIONMOUTH MARINA THE SCEPTREB ICE CREAM Convenience. No Obligation, 1958 FORD — station waBon. Needs •lean transmission car. $395. Rassas 291-1866. Four piece band Keansburg. minor body work. A bargain at tltso. rt. of West St. Honmouth Beach Call Bob Watson 842-2841 hllST AND SECOND MORTOA0B8 RUMS Bros. Pontlac, 305 Broad St., iros. Pontlac, 395. Broad St. Red 1957 FORD — Standard transmission 222-8198 WAITRESS — Murt be 21 years, Ex lank. 741-5180. AVAILABLE — Edwin a Btark, Reil Red Bank. 741-5180. and overdrive. $175. 1957 PLYMOUTH— WOULD YOU LIKE to have a modern perlence or In-experienced. Apply In • No Investment Two-door, radio and heater, automatic. ceramic tile bathroom at low cost? person 222-0630, 228 Morris Ave. Long fatato and Mortgage Consultant. 2H- U25. 1957 MERCURY STATION HIP-TO-SHORE CURTAINS Free estimating. Call 264-7912. Branch. • Established routes. 0420. AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS WAOON — Four-door, automatic. $150. Made to order • Advancement opportunities 264-4292. &D ROOFINO — Gutters and lead- MAID WANTED — Live In. 1200 per • New (rlnca benefits Curtains — Drapes :rs. Free estimates, 10-year guarantee, month. Call , MERCHANDISE 1959 FORD — Ranch wagon. Six cylin- Bedspreads — Accessories •47-9742. Fair Haven. 842-0896. der overdrive. Radio and heater, excel- for boats and home OPENINGS LIMITED—APPLY NOW FOR SALE lent condition. $700. One owner. 842-1088 Mrs. Haubrouck * 872-1632 LANDSCAPING — Grading and seed' PART-TIME TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR . YACHT INSURANCE Ing lawns; gardens, acreage plowed; Monday through Saturday, f> to 1957 PONTIAC — Best offer. Color, >ts cleaned: grass cutting: dry wells, pink. V-8. Floor Bhlft, redone Interior. larold Kofoed, 1511 West Front St., OR FULL-TIME 584 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewstmi. HAMMOND Icyport. 264-0430. ralfis Installed. 14 years" experience. (Across from Red Bank Airport. 787-3358. Estimate given. HUNT BROS. 741-4732. TWO WOMEN — Part of full-time. Earn OUT OF STOCK BONUS SALES! 1902 CHEVROLET Monzi Sport Coupe. 962 BOSTON WHALER — 741-9082. $39.50, 15 hours work, evenings. Must ORGAN STUDIO Automatic transmission, nice car, Center steering, $550. have car, neat appearance. Come to PKOORESSIVE FINANCIAL Institution OP ABBURV PARK 741-8500 AWN MOWERS — And saws sharp- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY JM95. Rassas Bros. Pontlac, 395 Broad :ned and repaired. Free pickup. 291 the YMCA, (0 Riverside Ave., Red has vai-ancles to fill In Monmouth USED INSTRUMENTS St., Red Bank. 741.5180. Bank. Saturday, May 2 at 3:30 p.m. County office. Above average earnings, At ih» present time we have a beautiful selection of NEW VANTED - Used ,boat trailer sult- ;437. Promptness Imperative, Do not phone. chance 'or advancement. Age 25-4 Hammond Extra-Voice Organ ...... 4 385 1957 CHEVROLET — 210 aeries. Four- ble for 16' sea skifr. Call COMPLETE LAWN CARE — Call 747' Ask for Mr. Gattuso. Superior Intelligence. Bales experlenc llallet 4 Davis Piano . ..4 51» PONTIAC GRAND PRIXES, BONNEVfLLES, CATALINAS, STAR door, six cylinder hydromatlc. $150. 671-0582. 2506 not necessary, but determination am Lowrey Holiday Organ ».-.»..—.—t 545 CHIEFS and the exciting TEMPEST. Why don't you come in Call 787-4506. HOUSEKEEPBR — Permanent posl Initiative are. Send resume of expert* Hammond A-100 ebony ...... 42095 LCORT — Fiberglas super sallflsh. after 6 p.m. tlon. With Doctor's family. Red Bank today for a raal fine deal on one of Arrwrica's finest «utos. 1960 OLDSMOBILE —9(t - Iwo-rtnor 'urchased late last year for $416. ence to "A.P." Box 511, Red Bank Open Dally Till 0—Saturday Till » p.m. like new. Bargain $250. Call 842-3247. 3ELLARS CLEANED — Odd Area. Close to all buses. Oood salary. OOOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. Thank you! hardtop. Full pov-er *i.^«5 Rn • -~ Ight hauling, grass cutting. Ray : Own room and bath, T.V. Love children. INBOARD OUTBOARD MECHANIC — Bros. Pontlac, 395 Broad St., Re4 PACEMAKER — Convertible se- rson. 747-0071. Recent references. 747-9021. Experienced. For Sanily Hook Ba 775-9300 Bank. 741-5180. Marina. Hlihlands. 872-1450. 772361' FU"y e'1U'DP6d tOr crulsInK- )LD PAINTER — NEW DEAL. One- SALESGIRL — Permanent position. WOOD SHUTTERS >edroom free with each exterior Job. Full-time. For general selling, experi- CABINET MAKERS HELPER - RASSAS BROTHERS MOBILE HOMES ,960 TERRY SKIFF — 16', has in- :29.4352 for quick low estimate. enced preferred but not neseasary. If Call American made-Add charm and graci- loard, outboad well, solid cedar, cop- you are a settled mature individual ous living to that special room for 741 -5180 RED BANK STEPS. PORCHES. PATIOS — Free *o little. Also geniuno Vudor Basiwood 395 BROAD ST. FULLY ENCLOSED aluminum travel ier riveted, steering wheel Included, apply In person to Mr. Plns'»y at 150. Call any evening 741-932S. istlmatos. Work guaranteed. Mike Klsi Klalln's Front Rt.. Reri "•>-' TWO EXPERIENCED CAK ENTERS linades now In white at much lower traitor, sleeps three comfortably, ex- S29-0915 after 5 p.m. WANTED — Apply In per/ut wrlggers, nylon line, monel tanfcs, 1 Brunswick N.J. ihatta, and fish wells. A-l condition, Jea for good typist. Salary commen- khaki's, no experience "OK, 'we train. CARPET - Uciwe^ntatlve of N. Y. C. $ mrate with experience. Call «2-«600, COMMUNITY CLEANERS. 741-0677. Showroom. New IJU;",;; carrel. Excel- New Yorker.',, ,4-dnof lave over S6.000. Must sell, call'741- SALESMAN"^- Excellent opportunity ^tension 201, for interview, TELEPHONE SECRETARY — At Tele- for aggressive man to become uq- lent prices. Arlene Rosa, g4M8TO. sedon. Full 1598 INSPECTOR — Opening In quality con phone Answering Bervice. Experience sociated With large retail company. BAIT — Nlitnt crawlers, salmon «ggs, '60 CHRYSLER g CANADIAN BUILD - Speed boat. T prefered. Year round only. Available Company benefits, paid vacation, five- Valk around cocKplt. 135 gray, all ma- trol laboratory of manufacturing plant etc. Complete line ot treah and jalt In Freehold area. Must be high school weekend and flll-ln during the day week. Company car furnished. water bait and (tailing tackle. Open iQgany, »acrlllce, J575. CsJl 842-1821 week. 741-4343. Apply SINGER CO., 69 Broad St., 2-door. One owner. graduate and willing to work rotating 24 hours every day. MANNY'S 8PORT 8' TERRY SKIFF — 45h.p. Mercury shifts. Steady, Interesting work with Red Bflnk. SHOP. lit. 3S. Eaat Kr ana burg. 797-0608. lectrlo starter. Navy top. hilly SECRETARY — Lesal experience. Per- Full power. '1998 good salary and benefits. For inter- manent position, Paid vacation this EXPERIENCED PAINTER AND RE- MtSK8 (15 up. FILES ill SO up, tables, '60 IMPERIAL ""I'nimrl. 787-2355. . view call 462-6600, extension 201. summer. 747-2(00. FINISHER — For boatyard. SANDY chairs, adding machines, typewriter!. HOOK BAY MARINA, Highlands. 872 office equipment, etc. at bargain prices. Wagon. 6-cyU body WOMAN — Sleep In. experienced 1450. AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS caring for older person. Light cooking. New or used. AAC DESK OUTLBT. rough. mechanically 747-2237. ARCHITECTURAL MODEL-MAKER Rie. 35. Oakhurnt XU-OlDn good. '298 WANTED — Part-time. Phone '59 PLYMOUTH A********************- DENTAL ASSISTANT - Personable GEORGE C. COTTRELL young \aiy, must type, own transpoii 747-1500. RENT A TV tlon. Write "A.Z." Box 511, Red Barti. PART-TIME — Truck drivers and ex- Portables, day, week. IIAY8HOKE TV, yours for only perienced construction laborer? fu 38 Church St., Keansburg. 787-MOO. ALL FACTORY FRESH DOCTOR'S UECEPTIONI8TS time. Call 7871436 after 7 p.m. •198 Medical and Dental. Must type well. KBLVINATOH REKRIGERATOB — '57 RENAULT I'd Rather Fight Experience helpful but not necessary. ALL AROUND EXPERIENCED "— Krohler Uid-a-bed; matcnlng club chair. 1 v NEW 1964's Red Bank and Asbury areas. Im- Kitchen man. Must have car. "A.B. Maple riropleni table, four chain. Sun- ALL CARS PRICED ON WINDOW TAG molate openings, call Marlon Cor- Box Sll Red Bank. beam Iron. Bet ot silverware. Odd, - Than Lose A Sale! coran. EXPERIENCED DAIRY WORKER - ends, dishes, pans. 741-0497. come to Bayshore and save • lONPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES Permanent, paid vacation, no houslnjr 77 Broad St. 747-3355 Red Bank UELAND FARM, 741-8000. CONCORD PART-TIME — Waitress. 11 to 3 Mon- TRAILER DRIVER White aluminum storm window re- Payment Per Month daythrou^h Friday, Apply PLEASANT Local deliveries Fort Monmouth area duced In price. Triple track B. Z. to Coma sea me at McFaddin VACLEY INN, Hwy 34, Holmdel. Six-day week. $125. 741-1700. clean, now only four for $64 Installed. SCHWARTZ & SONS REGISTERED NURSE — Atlantic VALIANTS $41.91 YOUNG MAN — Upholstery shop. Cadillac - Oldsmobile, 251 Highlands Nursing Home. Permanent. "Experience not necessary, PROWN'S NO 201-06OO. Must have drivers license. M. SILBEIt- 32 Broad Bt. Rcil Hank 7(1-7600 CHRYSLER - IMPERIAL • PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTHS $44.24 STEIN, 74M7G2. Broadway at 4th Av»., Long COUNTER OIRL — Experienced. Full- TWO CALIFORNIA SINGLE BEDS— DOWN tllne and pan-time. Atomic Cleaners, MACHINISTS — Capable ot maklnc Complete with pails and spreads, re&> VALIANT • SCOUT • INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS CHRYSLERS $60.54 150 Monmouth St., Red Bank. machine parts, maintaining and adjust- mnblc. Cull 671-0:138. 5-8 p.m. Branch. PAYMENT Ing machines. Monmouth Silversmiths, WAGONS 747-3084. GAS STOVE — Clean, *15. Glider need! 141 W. FRONT ST. 747-0787 RED BANK $53.55 HELP WANTED-MALE new cover, $8. Small metal kitchen MEN — Earn up to SS% selling sort uble, $2. Ptlone 6J1-22J4. ice cream. See our ad under buslnosn 1961 FIAT vragon opportunities. M&M Ice Cream Co, BEDSIDE TA1ILE3 - Lamps, end $1095 Hiring Immediately table, and coffee t'Me. Call 1961 CHEVROLET convertible $1895 EXPERIENCED MACHINIST — Apply 747-0533 RETAIL-AT-WH0LESALE-PR1CES • SHOP AND SAVE HUNDREDS OF $ $ $ 1961 PLYMOUTH 4-door Hardtop _ in person Electro Impulse Lab. 1?S? T-BIRD New technical maintenance service Klver St.. Red Bank. HAMMOND ORGAN — A-100. One year 1961 FORD HarcMop branch has seven openings. Young men old. Cost 52,500 Will accept any rea- PAYMENT between 20 and 38, no experience sonable oiler. 449-5639. 1960 LINCOLN 4-door Hardtop ...... -$1495 necessary. Permanent positions. Bene 1958 CHEVROLET Nomad wagon . $ »5 fits. Salary }S5 per week. HELP WANTED—Male - Female WALL OVEN — Ami slip In range with MONEY C|DCT MA CREDIT cabinets, and one fireplace. Best offer. 35 OTHER USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM OPERATORS WANTED — Experi- Call 741-?707 after 4. DOWN ~ tilfdl IN JUNE REJECTS NO MONEY DOWN • UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAV CALL 741-4014 enced collar maker and operatori NO NO weekly or piece work. 741-9025. TOUCELAIN KITCHEN TABLE — ON ALL USED CARS IN STOCK 40x45" open. Four chain. J18, kitchen L OIL BURNER MECHANIC - Bay BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY cabinet combination tub and sink, J18; '63 FORD pRic E $2495 '60 FORD PRICE $895 shore area, for major oil company. Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders drop leaf dining room table, 40x52'* Contractoi bails. Call 291-0051. 210 Broad Long Branch 222-4747 open, $20. Omen living room chair, $15. Country Squire Station Wooon, Full FLASH! Country sedan, station wagon auto tronsmlulon REAL ESTATE SALESUfAN — Qoou With kllchtn table, $7. Electric mixer, Power. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY UP TO 5 YRS. TO PAY opportunity to mnke money. Plenty Every order A applicant our specially all attachments Coffee perculator, 10 FULL of floor time. Good walk-In location. 12 Broad St. Red Bank 747-3(94 CUPB; antliiue milk bucket, clocks and '60 CHEVY P , Casey's Agency Broker. Hwy 33, ilazlet. scales. Oddi nml ends of kitchen utsn- '62 CHEVY S S CALL NOW R CE $1095 BAYSHORE llls. 071-0585. 264-8442. After 5. 787-2187. REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON-Af- Sedan, folly equipped Bel Alre, full power CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH tlve office needs more personnel for FULL MEN — For part-time. Days only. vast amount tA clients to service. Ex- GIBSON UPRKiHT — Freezer. Kelvina- Apply In person, BONGARZONE NUR8- perience not essential, but preferable. lor refrigerator. Easy Ironer, very '62 OLDS ™« S1895 741-5255 '60 MERCURY PRICE $895 1st Ave. 291-9200 Atlantic Highland! gootl. 542-2373. Full power ERY, Wayside Rd., New Shrewsbury. Excellent opportunity. Write "Really "88" Hardtop, full power FOR 15 MIN. CREDIT OK Ji power Opportunity," "A.T.," Box 511, {ltd 6' C. V. illLL MEAT CASE — He&v/ conditioned modern shop. Good working Bank. . duty. Cnn be Been at lfl!) Port Mon- conditions. Full Information In first let mouth Rd., Port Monmouth. '62 DODGE PRICE S995 ALL PRICES LISTED '60 DODGE ^ $795 COOK WANTED — No fancy or splcj Lancer sedan, fully equipped Fully equipped ter, all replies held In the strictest con cooking. Five day« a week. Porter. ARE THE FULL PRICES!! fldcnce. "A.U.," Box 511. Red Bank BAYV1EW NURSING HOME, 201-041D. OLD NO UPS AND NO EXTRAS '60. PONTIAC p^fci $1495 WINDOW TRIMMER WANTED — TWO FULL-TIME BEAUTICIANS — RELIAnLE )5 th» name of our full '61 CHEVY Zk $1195 Wonderful opportunity for young man. Wanted. Must have some experior one inch thick aluminum combination Sedan, automatic transmission equip. Convertible, full power Apply In per»on Wllmars, Mlddletown Call 741-0760. storm and semen door. Plnno tynga ASK ABOUT OUR 30-DAY Shopping Center. wnntir. .:]o.icr nlnrm Clialn, IWO TELEPHONE SALER PEOPLE - S7, PS. two flcrcens. Only J29.M. • '61 OLDS PRICE $1695 FREE EXCHANGE '60 FORD ;%k S895 PROGRESSIVE. FINANCIAL Instltulloi nge limit If over 18. If you can work at Convertible* full power Galaxle hordlop, full power has vacancies to fill In Monmouth least three hours a ilay, of vour onn GUARANTEE County office. Above average earnings, choosing, between I) a.m. anil fl:;MI PROWN'S L chance for advancement. Age 25-15. p.m., here is an opportunity for yn , , Broad SI. lied Hank 741-4500 PRICE '60 PLY. ^c $495 Superior Intelligence. Sales experience '61 OLDS $1395 E narn a substantial amount e/ich vvi?ek *uat>£. t.\ ya-^t old turnnura WICJI no F-85 Sed, hydro, equipped SPECIAL! Servicemonl Rogard- Belvedere sedon, auto, trans, not necessary, but determination and No experience necessary, we tpach you' Initiative are. Send resume of expert •town p.iymem and lot a new parlor lesi of rank, can buy a car Full-time or part-time employment If or dining room soi at tale Drlcei. Wll- L F L encn to "A.P." Box 511. Red Bank. ll mo > >ve without putting ono dollar down! '59 FORD P ^c $995 «5'«.-i.*/ > !"" '' ""SB"' you cull IMM , Purnllure Inc.. Hwy 3S. '61 CHEVY PR1C E $1495 e EXPERIENCED—Automobile mechanic 747-5754 tor details. Mlddletown. 741-3213, op.n •v.nlnn till Impala, hardtop, full power 9-passenger Country Squirt waoon for local car dealer. Good pay, all If you have had credit problems fail power benefits. Permanent Job for tne right PART-TIME man. Ask for Dick Matthews, Bed Bank JtRFRIatllATOH - Phllco. 1J cu. ft. '61 FORD ^ $1395 boforo, or you need cash as F U L Auto Imports. 741-5R86. Galaxie, hardtop, full power well as a car, explain everything '59 OLDS P ^ E $995 OR FULL-TIME L to our credit manager. In moit Convertible* lull power ROUTE MEN EN,.~ Part or "Hl-llme. Eirn '61 PONTIAC p^c $1695 cases he can work everything VINTAGE CONTINENTALS FOR SALE J, 15 hours work, evenings. Must TWO DOUBLE SCREEN DOORS - E '59 BUICK ^ $1095 Fta,L AND PART-TIME BTEADY nave car, neat appearance. Come to l-»«l only twu mcmthi. 08" x 1T\ In Convertible, full power out for you. YEAR ROUND WORK, NO LAYOFF8 the YMCA. 40 Illventlilt Ave., HM perfect coidltlon. 741-(082. 2-door hardtop, lull power How much will it cost you to become S«! MUST HAVE OAR AND PHONE Bank, Saturday, May 2. at 3:30 pin F L FOR INTERVIEW CALL 462-1074. Promptness Imjwnillve-. Do not phor.e' WALNUT II1NINO HOOM BET - SIX '61 OLDS r^c E $1595 We handle only the finest used cars '59 CHRYSLER P^E $995 tho owner of a Lincoln Continental? Ask for Mr. OATTrBO. S1,!1 "•Excellent condition. A.klng »50. Station wagon, full power lhat money can buy, and sell them at For a usod Continental, ptobably loss IJ-UBS can be sten after 5 p.m. or the lowest possible price. If you Imperial hardtop, full power OPENING NEW TERRITORY EXPERIENCED tractor operators for F U L would like to have your own mechan- L than you would oxpoct for so fine a I962's - 1963's Bales counsellor with opportunity lor landscaping work. FrederMi's Lanil- '61 OLDS P RIC E $1595 ic check fhe cor out before you buy, '59 CHEVY P^C E $995 luxury automobile. mnnaRement In sixth largest ci>rporrt ar.iplng. call 3 a.m. weekdays 787-00312. tlon. A|je 30-«, marrleri, college pre »e»t <|l.allly, ,i|,,. n(,w;-LlftVouV "bedl Hardtop, (ul) power it Is perfectly alright with us, always Impala hardtop, lull power collajMhlt^Jin. JC6-1469. over 50 A-l guaranteed used cars to You can scarcely toll that it is not SEDANS forrcd, should ho currently employed TEACHERS chooso from. salaried controct. We will pny $750 a '60 CHEVY 'Eik $1295 '58 OLDS SSCE $495 brand-now. Tha classic look has not month If you qualify. Cftll daytime 7*7- AND SUBSTITUTE SALE Impala convertible, full power Convertible, full power changed. Tho car has been rostorod AND- iG\Q. Evenings 7*7-0131 or Kl MO24. I-Yr. Guaranfoo Given L to primo condition in both nppoar- ('ART-TIME - Gardener, lo tiAtm care TEACHERS LUCITE '60 VOLKS P^ $895 '58 CHEVY ^C H $695 of lawns, b*ds, •hrubbery. Cull 717- We are Interviewing applicant! myw On All Used Cars! anca and performance. Why not 4f>55 Wall Pnint — By Dupont 2-door, radio and healer Hardtop, full power CONVERTIBLES (during .ummer) (or 6-8 week lummVr DRIBS ln T?nNNfiin M mlnutel. NO make this your year to movo up to a UTTERS — Experienced on Isdle alignment. Mu»t have N«w JsrSry coau. Apply LaSport Inc.. Ml Flnt Teaching credentl.ls. Come to the R^uff i Ave.. Ashury Park. YMCA. 40 Riverside Ave,, Red B. k LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Saturday. M.y 3 i>t 2.30 p.m. "or Sir WANTED — Two young men for ship- •onal Interview. No plmnn calls ar $6.79 ping department. Local warehouse. Ap- cepted. Ask for Mr. Dlllflla. ply 35 South Seventh Ave.. Long PROWN Hrnnch. Between 1 and 3. SALESMAN -- will train, some ,nks Mnroa,lflL n,rt tl.nk 741-4500 JANITOR -- Four hours mornings. Ap- WALLl-AI-KIl ply In writing stating age, former em- ployment and references to "A.Y." Bnx MAINTENANCE llELrKIt ~. ~sShie wnllpftpprn. Over I OOO pat- Ml Re.I Dank. painting, general cleanup work Mini clwmse (rum. KI.ArtIN'8 M ENGLISH MOTORS have lr«n,| llanil! LINCOLN AND CONTINENTAL FOR 42 YEARS ichool tHp''»r>- '-iduitrlll Accessorlrl nlile. - ciiul'cej plants now evall- .tnf Rd.. Matawao, HEAL ESTATE salr* (ifison lw~0M "I •elrrllnn. Wm. MscIntoStl, Established Firm. Memb.r of llult$, m N, nan 8prlii«s ltd, 747-0941. YOUNG MAN1— To InvltH Urea, muf IJ'Ung. Full Time. Liberal comrals 34 MAPLE AVE. 747-4545 RED BANK jf, ana >e*tooy*r*. Apply In p«r*on stem.. Mat. qualification.. All answtri only. THE PEP BOYB. We* Front 1111Wll (Mora CUuinod Aib tt., Re4 Bank. K£ aTMTSSE '••* On Tha Nert Pan) rum. MLX. vuunzs UiUJ CATHIV K1RSCH CURTAIN RODS BOOKI. MJUJAZIKIS, VIEW CAiUM. ITTRACTIVE THRBEROOM APART- COMFORTABLE ROOM — PAIR HAVBM RANCH — Ovtrk^t-f 'fiursday, April 30,. 1964—33 Trmne «r IH «wr aU4 catalogue*, lemitltlsg, comic miga- IXifT «riU> bub, for business CotitO. yva* Outtt EOUM. Qtptltmtn fit- B B 6 B Ukt. Uriel n»m 11*23, full disici Luft •sfaotmi tux*. iratt-lMO. Attic Uaats. 787-CU'J. 'eraxnlc Ule kllchen, teat iuC4Mli««L Ctrred. t» Elv.rT.d. Avc. B*d Bulk. u go,» Tbu i room, firee^ace, llxU den. t&r<* !uU located In cesur of Urnon. tH per om tutntt offtr. Witi btiivmt, ut b«draoffij, two feA&c, brctu, MTD MUSICAL IN8TRU month. Call mjur ( v,m,, 7874M0. r.i1, dootiu carafe. Ut,«n. REAL ESTATE WANTED txxTB wurrtD — B. Tt UAL ES7ATI FOX SAU tiro bath*, den. twthttx ta^act. Cos- Mtkn io-i K4 Utit au lAturmoai. 30-21M. Tenftntlir locaUd and trtrti Iwlow PROWN'S tUOTK wnHlASt* — Six ram* ntarkct at 121,t«i. l i &m, flfpfaM&ta . V*vV* iwm Kit/Muz tmm tmt*i,mtt.t $t»» ntU UIU tt HOUSES FOR SALE mil tartan, ilnai ir* Are., 2W-0WC. PHILIP J. BOWERS « CO. UJltrsl. Ayyr A V |77 6 vzn * UTOTOCK • ilf.11 buyer. •HFJCK HOQUM AKD BATH — Putlsl- LARGE FAMILY? Hoti ZtHU lot 70 !*«/« rurolsh*!). 33 MTaverir ft., B*t Bto*. > Wfall* 8L Knl Busk % OUPVUU AH£> HATHJ'H.1 rwJ brtck fioot CoionUJ Cut* Cod. it m. UOroonn, Ux2G Itvinj room TOAMgrEKRJSD OWNER ANXIOUS- CHANCJC AGENCY to tin* vteWlr. JWJU.T AUTOKMIO Wuhir,., MM- 10*4. ««t, polnunent. 7B7-5S&S. hlldren. CaJI 7«-4*lT. with (SrepUce, full dining room, ett-.n xceUtra four-kednwm, 2H bath home. Un needa repair*, fa*. Cell kitchen, two full bfcttu, tlt«3 btuemant, Game room and paneled den. Houw Linden PI. Red Buk wWt GENTLE BOKKEL aELDINO — 10.2 11KEE ROOM — FurnMMd apartment. 7IT-O3i9t POLDINQ DOOR* 8.M. BtthUb «n- hands, nine years old, good juraperj 'early or for the race track. Near attached (ara*e, Lar|« plot. ConrvnleDt surrounded by many trees and has an majittc Highland*. Mt17 ANTlaUM — Ice cream pttlor i»t, cloeurei JJS.H6. VeneHan bunds two also Onrush saddle, like new. 7<7-»9S. locution. Excellent value. V2LS00. excellent rustic view overlooking the ST. LXO'B PARISH (or 1310. Cloth window shades tie. 'ansport&tlon. 222-02M. BUILDER DESIRES PROPIiRTT IS5, Victorian chair d, lamps, china, AWUS7 AGENCY, Realtor, 100 Hwyriver. . 20x40' swimming pod was recent- l7 Uiree-bedroom rancher, cellar. CAIO. glass. Me. M«43«9. Uany other terrific values at ADORABLE DACHSHUND PUPP1EB- IIIL WrsHKS TO SHARE five-room 35, Red Bank. 741-6262. y added to all the other extraj. :ame room, spacious rancher, quick AKC reglilerrd. Call after 5, >wner leaving for California Saturday. iccupancjf, immaculate, owner anxious 73 McCABKEY Service station muter PROWN'S days, 7<7-5l)a5. rtmrnl In Sea Bright. Call after PAIR HAVEN — To settle estate. •ell. Ajklng $22,000. Outstanding buy DEVELOPMENT BOMB-OWMBIOf— ,m. (112-3473. Seven rooini, two baths. May b« teen ' Interested, please do not dealy. Oprn Coca cola seven flavor vending ma' 33 Broal St. Red Bank 711-7500 CIUPI'ER~Pt"'PIMES reasonable often. Asking $33,000. eing transterreill Hou»» too »™*°,J chine, automatic coin changgr. 787-1&SS. jy appointment. Call HU 6-5040, except ADAMS AGENCY Mortgase payment! too hlgnT DOT» CHEAP, (i rFHACTlVE TWO-BBPiiOOM apart- iunday. .11 741-0644. TELESCOPE — Unltron, l.t" lent. Second floor. Large yard. Heat wait, call us now we'll bur root Men* DRIVB JN AND BROWSE — Ruicll tor. Triood, etc. Call EW SHREWSBURY — Ranch. Kite. MANELK ASSOCIATES. WlMM Sycamore Owns Special.. Maliogany 291-0142 or 842-02S8 nl hfrt water HUpplird. $125 month. A PKBTTY ONE — We'd like to aend •n with dishwasher, separate laundry ••'Realtor - Open 7 Days" SAFE WAMTEI) in ha tK>t>n all day 8a turd ay and y B. picture of this most appealing kneehol* *aeBk 129. inafcle chew* %fi.Uj OFl'ICE TYPE wm; dining room and living room Aarri Ave. New Hhrew»bury. Oovemor Wimhrop desk Us, apartmeru REO REEL TYPE MOWER — Motor lunday M William Bt., Hetl Bank. Kumaon home. Tall columns. Ml, Vem-with wall-to-wall carpeting. Three btd- -LEGAL NOTICE — range 138, five-piece dinette set 134perfect, . $40. Phone 747-151111 styling; eight roomi, three full ooma, two batha, jams room and ij. A 21' paneled recreation room, COOLED BY TREES oarved oak buffet S1B.5O, six carved 866-1714. (JEftMAN SHEPHERD PUI'PIEB — len. $20,500. 7*1-60*8. .NOTICE oaSi chalre at 16. ALSO anUiiue», rare AKC rcBistt-red. Champion blood lUH-fl. COMMERCIAL RENTALS full dining room, two fireplace*, a 'AIR HAVEN — THREE DCDKOOMS, Otiina, glassware and brlc-a-bric. Syca- Blrc blue ribbon winner. Reasonable. shady screened porch. Owner trans- GARDENER'S PARADISE IVING ROOM, nREPLACE, LAHOE MOT1CB IS HEREBV OIVEK UOt more Ave. between Br&nch Av«., Lltti 671-0375. ferred, leaving July lit. Why not call IININO ROOM. BREAKFAST ARBA, •ealed bids for Route 71 (1963), My Silver and Broad Bt.. Eatontown. MILLHURST MILLS STORE a picture, or better atlll, come Spacloua, aunny, three-bed room ranch IDN, TWO-CAIl ATTACHED OARAGE. Uoo 2A, from Bradley Boulevard jo FREE — Lovely angora kittens to a for youraelf. Asking K9.000. WIL- Built by owner. Nine yearn old. \ PATIO, liEAiriTFUl, TREB3 BASE. lltli Atenue, Resuriacing. Boroum « QUALITY FURNITURE AND LOW - Since 1925 — gooil hmt. Cull \rhite St. — Best location. Redcc LIAM H. H1NTLEMANN (FIRM) 23 acre* magnificently landscaped witt MBNT. PLAYROOM A.RKA, APPLI- Bradley Beach ft TowrnnlP ot BfP" PRICES — Solid WhKney raiple lied I87-K218. ir&tlon completed, umall spacs to Ridge ltd., Rumson. 842-0600. Member abulous ghruha, easy-care lawns anc une, Monmouth County, 0.875 mU, 1 ult your rpqiilremfnts. 747-1100. NCES. W3.50O. OWNER. T4T-5126. $22.50; aolld maple dresser |?j.M; 'SERVING FREEHOLD AREA BASSETS — One ffnule, four years of Multiple Lfatlng Bervlcp. [ardena. Breezy acreenet] porch. At rtll be received by the 8tat« K«a- thru-piece, mahogany bedroom »uKe J ractlve playroom, laundry room and ray Comrnlttsloner In the CaXetan*. •06; Period couch, fine condition, »89 ALL TYPES OF AKC registered; alfio pupa alx 'KOFE8SIOWAL. OFFICE IN REDRED BANK — RUMSOJJ and miles workshop in finished basement. Prime HELP itale Highway Olflce Bulldln*. low kidney shape dressing tabla 116 5f) ks old, females. Kcitsonattle. 542 lank Just off IJroii'i St. Ample park' round. Large, free catalog on re-•ural area near commuting. Perfect far HAVE MOVED -MUST BELL LOVELY •arkway Avonue. Trenton, New J«r- Crib complete HO; porch rockers 13.75 LUMBER & IIS85. )g 17 Leroy Pi. 741-1063. 812-2110. uest. Multiple and open listing*. Park •elaxed living. $28,000. Call owner 7U rOUR-BEDROOM. THREE BATH iey, on THURSDAY, MAY M, Iff, Me. RUBClL'a. ft K. front si HASSET PUPPIES ... Adorable lone n comfort at our modern office. 1036- HOME. n 10:30 A.M. EASTERN DAVLtOHT BUILDING MATERIAL eared clowns, Champion blood lines. OFFICE SPACE lecreatlon room, two-car garage, IAVINC3 TIME. The reading of a«e*Pt- SPINET CONSOLE PIANO — H50. Ing |)(:ts. ^M-SMI. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor ENJOY THE PERFECTION luge porch, ^i acre, near ichools. ible blil> will take place ImmedUM y 41" high. Ka(r condition. Call 787 PLUMBING & [eat furnished, 111 rftdecorate to suit "Our 40th year" tils beautifully kept raised ranch, four .ppraispil S25.200. Best otter uke Lhereafttr. Bids wilt be accepted only 0815. AKC POODLF.S - Mlniaturi's"iind toys, our requirements. Best locution, will i(8 Kwy 35. Shrewsbury 741-8000 ledrooms, three full bathj. Many dec- :. Call 731-6007. trom bidders prequallried In accordanc* shedding, no body odor. Perfect Ij-dlvldu If necessary. See and com' >rator details, Including walMo-wal with R. s. 52:35. The right U reierved HEATING SUPPLIES dlspoations, 531-IH56. .re. T47-11OO. ATLANTIC lIiailUANDS — Three bed RITZY LAMP SHADES rooms, dining area, and living room, .'(•tiiiK. Choice location. Asking 3 reject any or all bMB. full basement, [enced-ln yard. 113,&00. $34,000. THOMPSON A BAKTKLL INC. 5HREWSBURY — Three-bedroom Profmsal guarantee and other Dlo- from Maine to Florida and from Nt, I'FICB — Btme Hwy. 35. Mlddletown. lng requirements iire stated In ln« York to California, hardly a place you Dial 462-2000 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT :eit to Bell Finance. " " 291-9343. LITTLE SILVER — Landscaped can rancher, fireplace in living room, Will tea the line selection of lamp 671-0277 ventlonal split level. Four bedrooms standard and supplementary specmca- Mailing Addreii Box &51 Freehold FAIR IIAVEN HPECIAl* ',4, baths, storage room, utility room separate dining room, enclosed tlona (or the- project. Bid, contract «no ghadcl that Prawn's now feature, NOV APARTMENTS n [deal two-bedroom rctlrflment or begirt' bond lorms, plana and •peclllcatlon* a big sale going on. Spruce your hom (3 Miles West of Freehold Circle) Olt KENT — For llgtil m&nulaclurlng, amlJy room, etc, % acre nc&r wooded patio. Many extras. Price $19,900. up now at theie tale prices. .pproxlrnalely 6.000 sq. It. nera ranch. Low taxes. Low price. rea. J23.B00. Call 741-7058. may be Inspected or obtained at Room Mllltiurst Rd. oil State Hwy. No. 33 WATERFRONT APARTMENTS — Ne» 747-UOO. Won't last at $11,900. Call Adams to- 128, Btato Highway Ofllce BuIMlnj, three-ioora furnished garden apart- MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom, 1034 Pa»kway Avenue, Trenton, New PROWN'S MlLLHlJRST, N. J. ments. Private terraces and TV. Week. iFFICB FOR RENT. BHnEWSiiURY— AUL R. STRIKE!!. Keillor. Parmi '/ bath split with 20x12 game eraey. during office hours. Cople» Jl Broad St. Red Bank 741-7SO0 ly and monthly rates. NAUTILUS hrewBbury Ave.. corner Patterson Ave. ADAMS AGENCY 2 thereof will be furnished upon appli- APARTMENTS. Dial 842-0605. Ir conditioned, lumlahed or untur- and larm eitatea BtaU Highway M. room, two-car garage. Approxi- cation and payment of standard Me*. NOROB AUTOMATIC WASHER with MR. HOWELL lahed. 747-0848. "Realtor* . Open 7 Days" mately one acre plot. Price $23,- The work Is to be completed In IS new motor and transmission, In perfect NEW LUXURY LEHOY APARTMENTS Holmdel. Fuont B15-4144. 'Oitdng days. working order. 130. Call 264-4407. 1U (Iid)y meet with you to dUcuss h rooms, air conditioned, rear all lELJ^H — Store or apartment lor Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury 741-5098 900. converting your porch to an all year ransportatlon, SI LeroLe y PI., Red Bank. ent. Call after 0. Estimated quantities of principal CQLDBPOT REFRIGERATOR — Qood round room. Free estimate. 141100141-1003 or 747-MGO747MGO. 741-11S3. " EXCELLENT EIOHT-ROOM HOUSE — work Items are: 3,200 tona Pavement. working condition. Call after 6 p.m. Perfect condition. Five bedroom*. 1^,4 AI'PLEBROOK — three-bedroom Type FABC, Top Course. 1V4" * V«rl- PROWN'S ATTRACTIVE NICELY FURNISHED baiits. One acre. Large shade trees. ranch. Large paneled family room, WEART-NEMETH ible Thlckneis; 20 Keaet Manhole one-room efficiency. Suitable for one. HOUSES FOR RENT Steam heat. Full cellar. Terrific buy attwo full baths, central air conditioning A QUICK SALE — 8' dell thowcaae. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7600 741-8394. [20,500. Call 671-1842. 1 J20.000. AGENCY 6TATK HIGHWAY DBPARTMENT I' countertop Ircezer, l% ton air con-100 NORWAY SPRUCE — 3 to 5 dug 'AIK HAVEN — Four bedrooms, two April 23. 30. May 1 t28.B8 flltloner, 6' store counter, electric plrza KATO.NTOWN •HIVATE UNOHOI'T RANCH — On and balled. $3. Call apartments furnished and unfurnished, alf-acre of ground. Three »edroom», IRVING WEISGOLD laths, living room with fireplace, large oven, 16 lbs. Hobsrt scale. HU 65897 REALTOR NOnCE 741-8109. 4!4 rooms, two bedrooms. Three rooms, nodern kitchen, bnth and half, Broker iat-in Kitchen, aluminum screened ono bedroom. Wllli all electric Kitchens. crcenort-ln porch. Near schools and porch, garage, fenced In yard, we], AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING CER- ABC Electric Mangle. Used very little, BOHHER — Plmo. Tables, lamps, 2215 Hwy. & LaUewood 102 WEST FRONT ST. TAIN STREETS KNOWN AND DES- 135. Nine-piece mahogany dining room large mirror and drapes. Reasonable. Off street lighted larking areas. Sun- IUH. (185 per month plus utilities, (Between Freehold and Lakowood) landscaped. Walk to school, church nybrook Apartments. 12< Wyckoft Rd 'early lease. 747-tl61. ind synagogue, $17,000. 741-8694. IGNATED AS MARKWOOD PLACE, Jet 170. 741-6234 . 264-67I9. 3633080 Evenings 462-6(65 741-2240 RIVERSIDE DRIVE AND IVJNS East of Rt. 35, MIDDLBTOWN — Applebrook. Three FURNISH WITH THESE VALUES — ANTIQUE — Mahogany bureau. 747-01DO -' -' 512-3823 U>E SELECTION OP RENTALS - HAZLET — Tliree-bedroom Bplit, IVt 24-HOUR SERVICE PLACE IN THE BOROUGH OF Walnut gateleg table $16.50, hamper *30. ftiralsned and unfurnished. Immedl* batlu, new wall-to-wall carpeting, bedroom ranch, 1^ oaths, fireplace, RUMSON, NEW JERSEY Its occupancy. SAMUEL TBICHBR lardwood floon, larg« landscaped lot. $1.25. five-Piece kitchen set 122.50, re- 747-057Z. EATOHTOWN drapes, dryer, many extras, A-l condi- WHEREAS, a certain street known frigerator $59, mahogany chest of IGENCY. Ocaanport Ave.. Occonpoa tion. J18.5OO. 261-1521. 171-0739. Member of Red Bank •nd designated as Marltwood Plactf la drawers $12.50, bar and two stools $20, WJD BUY AND BELL ANXTHINQ - COUNTRY CLUB 42-3500. Multiple Listing Service the Borough of Rurnsoa has been duly •olid oak bookcase $29, painted' round Contents of bomea, itona estates, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Scen.v APPLEBROOK THKEB — Ranch dedicated lo the public use In the roan* cellar! attics, China, glassware, an. APARTMENTS i 8WIM CLUB iUMMER, RACING SEASON and beautiful landscaped acre, Large living table $12.50, table lamps $1.15, $2.75, Road area. Beautiful new ranch. Seven room, has raised hearth fireplace, ner and to the extent shown upon a bookshelf $7.50, etc. RUBCIL'B, 25 X,tlquei, art objects and all brlc-a-braa TINTON AVE. EAR ROUND RENTALS. Ella Wilt- huge rooms. 2% baths, recreation room FAIR HAVEN — Pour bedrooms, twi certain map eotW«d: "Map of Proper- Front St. liuscll's. 33 E«st Front St 741-1883, dire Agency, Realtors. Open seven large wooded plot. *23,500. 842-1806 o dining room, eat-In kitchen, cherry baths, (23,&00. Tola Is a beautiful homi ty ot Harold Erdrlck, Black Krtnt lays. 1460 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. paneled den, slate floor, thermopane PRIOIDAIRE REETUOKRATOR —Old. large wooded plot, 129.600. 842-186 o; In fine condition. Living room, largi Road, Borough of Rutnson, County o( WOMEN'S DRESSES — Sizes 7-8, $3 Swimming In your own prlvalo »w1m M2-O004. 842-3365. glass wall opening on pleasant pttlo dining room with fireplace. Moderi Monmouth, New Jersey" made by the to $15; skirts size 10, $S each. Qood er model, good working condition. $20, club rlglit on the site , . . only minuter Full daylight basement, baseboard hoi kitchen, full basement, detached over t» to *175 Per Month ENGLISH TUDOR — Custom built water heat. Priced In the middle 20's. Lancaster Engineering Associates and condition, three dresses never worn. away from ocean bathing, wh'id Bandi THE BERG AGENCY sized garage. Patio, large porch. Man) tiled In the Monmouth County Clerk's (Sown slse 7, worn once, $25. 566-7705 TAd A LONG TRAILER — Electric beaches, boating, fishing and Monmouth home. Foyer. Large living room with Call owner. 671-2341. extras. CIOSB to fine schools and shop Oftlce on May 1, 1961, approved by Shopping Center ... one block from It. 35 lllddletown massive fireplace. TV, music room. ping. RUSSELL M. BORU8, Realtor _ -1QUJC GLASS CHJNA SMALL brakei. Passed last inspection. WIU 671-1000 Formal dining room. TUe kitchen, new MIDDLETOWM — In attractive am the Planning Board of Hie Borough Of carry Oliver OC 4. 787-0256. within walking distance of exp convenient Apple Valley near achool- 600 River lid., Fair Haven. 747-153: Rumson, February 21, 1061 and ap- JTEMS - I«51 W. Front Bt, at Navy the West Gate of Port Monmoutn . . . INFURNI5HED — Immediate occu- range and dlslwaaher. Powder room Member Multiple Listing Service. ltd.. Llncroft. 741-2573. AQUA LUNG — Volt diving outfit, Three twin bedrooms, two tiled baths churcheB, shopping centen. 70' custoi proved for filing by the Mayor and buseB to Newark and New /ork City, ancy. Immaculate five-room home in built three-year old ranch. Three twli Council of the Borough of, Rumioo,. Jet water pump with tank; shotgun dee area. Three bedrooms, 1^ baths, Basement playroom, hobby shop. Two LITTLE SILVER — THREE BED electric organ, etc. Will trade. 787-3888, car garage. Taxes 5447. City aewcr sized bedrooms, dressing room o ROOMS, TWO BATHS, FIREPLACE February 23, 1961, and BIG SAVINGS e ALL—Electric kitchens With GE $145 a month. ELWOOD A. ARM- fourth bedroom; two full tile baths WHEREAS, a certain street known Buy Super Kem Tone, regular Jt._. STRONG AGENCY Realtor, 555 Pros- Very convenient location. CALL TO RECREATION ROOM. WORKSHOP, THOMAS OllGAN range with hood. QH refrigerator. GE DAY! Reduced to »28,250. STANLEY entry hsJl; full size dining room, 2 SWIMHINO POOL, QUEST HOUSE d designated ai Riverside Drlv* In our price KM; Luclto regular $7.45 Musical mtHlel. Never used AIR CONDITIONING. Amnlo otf-stree pect Avc., Little Sliver. 741-4500. living room. Beautiful grounds ar the Borough of Rumson has been 4uly our price W.7D; Cook ft Dunn paints al K. DOWNS, Realtor, Shrewsbury. 741 WITH BARBECUE AND MATH. NEA Call 741-1230 lighted parking areas. I1REWSUURY — Fivo rooms, unfur- 1017. shade trees. Ideal location lor famll SCHOOL. CALL OWNER, 741-334 dedicated to the public use In the 3J4-ROOM APARTMENTS d, fliin room, two baths. Land- and commuters. t23.7OO. Call 787-525! manner and to the extent shown upon PROWN'S SHREWSBURY — Three-liedrooi L certain map entitled; "Map of Sec- For The best buys (ONE-BEDROOM) capeil. 741-1229. 741-1575. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four-bed- HAZLET — Ono year old 1% bat l! Broad St. Red Bank 711-750:: »122 MONTH room older home In very fine location. ranch, attractively decorated, new ca: tion One Runuon short Estates sit- .lTTLE SILVER — Unfurnished, i% four-bedro&ra Colonial. Dining room eliDjr, convenient location. Must t uate Borough of Rumson Moninoutb CHINESE OVAL 6x7 — Scatters, Living room, dining room, kitchen, garage, den, storm Bcreena, aewera, in used furniture . . . oom ranch with two bedrooms, bath rage. Lrfit 150x105. Asking 512,500. seen to be appreciated. 717-1680. County, New Jersey, February 14, 1062" French Mirror, Cherry Hutch. Musi «li-ROOM APARTMENT torage attic, screened porch, large treed lot. Near new school, $20,70' which said map la filed in the office eabln. Maple chest and dreBsers, an. • Three Room Outfits from $lfi7 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Thrcc-bed Call 264-8598. ONE ACRE OP .TOWERING OAKS— • Living Itooms, Bedrooms from $50 (TWO BEDROOMS) iml, $125 a month, lease required room home, large basement, screens of the Monmouth County Olerk In Case tlque chairs, rugs used 12x12. 8x12. as- _LWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY Frame this immaculate Little Sliver 15-34, apt»rovcd by the Planning Board eortmcnt Mid sizes. SHORE KURNI- • Convertibles from $25 |1SO MONTH and storm windows, fenced-ln yard IDEAL LOCATION for the boalaman ranch home. Close by Shrewsbury Rive BUDGET TERUiB lealtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. very convenient location. $14,700. Perfect Fair Haven ranch with magnlf of the Borough of Rumson March 6> TUKE, Hwy 35, Laurence Harbour. •41-4600. lor boating enthusiasts. Three exceUftn 19Q2 and approved tar tiling by tlie FREE HEAT & HOT WATER MIDDLETOWN - Three-bedroom ranch, Icent view of the Naveslnk. Dock youi bedrooms, two lull baths, well localei OIL PAINTINOS — Marble top Victor" MIDDLETOWN AREA - Completely dead end street. Knotty pine paneled boat Just 50' away. Three bedrooma, Mayor and Council of the Borough OC Ian dresser, chest and lamp table. Field Furniture two baths, living room with (Ireplact wood paneled den, separate laundr; Rumson, March 22, 1962. and Renting Olflce. on Premises. modern, four bedrooms, Wi batliH basement, screens and storms. Lot room, wood burning fireplace In llvln, Call 291-0228. Warehouse Department recreation room, ono car garage, con 80x135. 518,000. and built-in bookcases. Dining room room, formal dining room. Moaei WHEREAS, a otrttln Street known DIRECTIONS: From Red Bank, Route fenlent to schools. attached garage, large brick patio kitchen with built-in range and ills and designated as Ivlns Place In the CHINA — Crystal, and solid merlin 7-11 E, Front Slreel Keyport 3o to Tlnton Axe., turn right on Tin- THE House in perfect condition. $28,600 Borough of Rumson has been duly dedi- at factory prices. By appointment only. ton Ave., approximately 1.000 (t. to RUBSKLL M. BORUS, Realtors, 601 washer. Immediate occupancy. Ver; Bonus awards offered. 741-7338. 264-3020 PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. priced at J30.500. HALL BROS. cated tp the public use (a Uie manner Country Club Apartments and Swim River Rd., Fair Haven. 747-4532. Mem Realtors, 813 River Rd., Fair Havei and to the extent thown upon the HAY, STRAW, MULCH HAY AND Open daily 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Club. Real Estate for 70 year3 BROOK AGENCY ber Multiple Listing Service. aforesaid Map of Section One Hum* ATLANTIC HI0.HLAND8 - Furnished •0 White Bt. Red Bank 741-7200 -41-7086. son SUdre Estates, approved by the MANURE. Also used fence posts an OLDS SHREWSBURY — Custom-bui: nils. Call 264-0924. Thursday and Friday "til 9 P.M,1%, 3'A-room modern apartments, fine IANCH TYPE HOME - On Shrews- Realtor FOUR-ROOM HOME — On 176' Ian Planning Boarl of the Borough of Rum- ranch .home. Plaster walls. Colonial icapej corner plot. Jaloualed pore! son March 6, 1M2 and approved for WREE-PIBCE LIVING ROOM set, section. 6 Third Ave. 291-0237. wry River. Larpe living room, twe Bank Building Atiantlo Highland fireplace In the living room. WalMo- YOU SAVE ledrooma, and bath, oil heat. SO 3-3618. ow taxes, offered at 111,000, TH1 filing by the Mayor and Council of rug, 4'x6" mattress. Very reasonable. RED BANK — Residential area, Two 291-1717 wall broedloom in the living and din-CURTIN AGENCY. Realtors. Trade-Ins the Borough of Rumton March 22, Oall 872-0213. No ifLlesmen. No commlsalons. The; room apartment, all utilities. Call after IBD BANK — Six-room house, Ing rooms. Kitchen has dishwasher, Thompson Ave. and Hwy 30, MlidU 1962. tell us we sell our aluminum window 4, 747-5320. urnished. Located near bus line and electric range, refrigerator. Panelct town Township. 291-1600. BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor WHO NEEDS A CHICKEN COOP and doors at wholesale prices. WHJ ichools. Coll after 5:30 711-6234. Avail BELFORD — Three-bedroom custom- den. Three twin bedrooms, two tiled (Or the lumber') 1 don't and I'll lei TWIN QABLB8 — 30 Riverside Ave. built ranch. Corner lot. Dining room, baths. Full basement. Attached garage. .INCROFT —9 acre, shade trees, fou and Council of the Borough of Rum- BUY IUOHT. and aeli right, that's th Red Bank on river. 3'A and loot ible May 1. son, In the County of Monmouth and have ft FREE If you Just mov reason. Get free entlmate today, fireplace paneled basement. Many ex- WelJ landscaped. Only $26,500. STAN. beflroom split level, extra-closets, 13x2 roff my property I Approxlmatel rooms unfurnished. five-room office 'I1REB BEDROOMS — 100 HlKhwood tras. Asking $10,500. Call 787-5400 afte LEY K. DOWN'S, Realtor, Shrewsbury. paneled recreation, .full dining, full' State of New Jersey: Mx30'. Come and get It. Call S4S-327: PROWN'S 741-2399. ive., Oakhurst. EZRA W. KARKUS ' p.m. 74M017. equipped kitchen, 2 ^ibaths, rloub! 1. That said Mirkwood Place, here- after 6 p.m. GM215. garage, basement. Owner 741-3348. inafter more particularly described and 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-750C FOR A LAROE FAMILY — a fin LITTLE SILVER. — Modern seven conveyed to the Borough of Runuon DUMONT TV and radio, Club mode SPRINSVIEW GARDENS 'URNISHED—Three-room cottage, con two year old nine room home feaitur room home! ,Tiyree -..bedrooms,, ,2%BEST BUY — Very attractive bl-levi Harold Erdrlch and Ellen Bn original cost 11,200. Will sell For $39.EVEHGRBBN TREES — Dig your own, enlently healed, all utilities supplied. It; five bedrooms, three tile baths, batha. 3V \Mr\g roopviRcQMaUop Toom. on Beautiful lot on quiet cul«de-sa< his wife by Deed dated the " Mum be taken out. Call after 6 p.m.75c to $3, I to 6 ft. 30J Oakhlll Rd., LARGE TWO-BEDROOM !all 650-HOO after 5 p.m. convenient to river. No other com- Bclenca kitchen,--wall oven, .dUfhwaah*^ nle« area., 21/ atudlo Jiving room, spE of July, 1963, wWch «a!4 7B7-M0O. Mlddletown. 747-0369. parable Rumson home available I Many extras. Two-car garage. PHA ap-clous kltchen-dlnlng area ' three twi about to be recorded In the/g APARTMENTS 1UMMER OR YEARLY — Ocean Ave. such fine condition for Bo little a A QUICK SALE — 8' dell showcase MAONOLIAS — Up to 8'. Docwood, kllcnhurst. Six rooms, bath, powder proved to qualified buyer. Only 10 pe:size bedrooms, tile bath. 24' i mouth County Clerk's Office, 1 $47,000. See It soon! WILLIAM H, cent. down. Now only $23,500. STAN oom with built-in borttshelves, wall the same Is hereby accepted as am 8' countertop freezer, I !* ton air con azalnas, Bhrubs, Saturday and Sunday, Spacious, cloaca, full dining room, oom, sumleck and terrace. From Jum HINTL.EMANN (FIKM) 23 Rltlgc Rd., dltloner, 0' store counter, electrlt 560 W. Front St., River Plata. heat, hot water, park In JJ. October, $2,200. 531-2758. LEY K. DOWNS, Realtor, Shrewsbury to-wall carpet Included. Owner anxlo for a public street or highway to be ..pizza oven, 15 lbs. Hobart scale. HU 6' 283 Spring St. 741-5611! Red Bank Itumson. 842-OCOO. Member of Multlpl 741-2017. to sell. Asking $18,500. ELWOOD A known and designated as such. Bald BUNGALOW — Three rooms, bath, Listing Service. ARMSTRONO AGENCY. Realtor. 65: Markwood Place Is more particularly ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE MONMOUTH COUNTY'S best located jarage. Near Bambergerfl. Moderate NEW THREE BEDROOM RANCH—A1 Prospect Ave.. Little Silver. 741-4500 described at follows! apartment house. 3',i room apartment ent. 24 Eaton Rd. Call 542-4421. TWO - BEDROOM CO - OPERATIVE tached garage, scenic view; In Leonn AU that tract or parcel o( land GUTTER TALK Rent A Piano $12 per Month available. Beautiful river, view, fi APARTMENT — Reasonable. Oil heat. do. Near school and transportation. N< SPAOi'OUS SE.i.V-ROOM RANCH wl and premises, hereinafter pftr- THertr ij nothing like WHITB ALCOA place. parHftJf. amTftr/ffiHlUsT^ •fiW—ftHRBWBMWY—=-• "Fumuhei Cull 542-3735. money down tn n.yR]iflpfi , huytr O»l 'Ull % rjjgceatlon basement. Entran* tlcularly described, situate, lying ALUMINUM GUTTERS. Alooa Outter KNABE 1IASON-HAMLIN, ' SOHMER, or Mr. Carlln, MA 2-7890 — Newark. •anch, summer months, three bedroom NEW SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom, after 8 p.m. "for appointment, 741-319' foyer center hall, three twin size be and being In the Borough of Rum- System ts the strongest ever offered. CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT STECK, wo baths, recreation room, $50 week two-bath ranch. Oarage, na«emem, fire- ASSUME QI 4% per cent MORTGAG rooms, tw-: t««d ba.th», seoarato dlnln son, l.i th» County of MonmouUi Cookman Ave. it Main St. Asbury Pk, BUTTON PARK APARTMENTS - plus utilities. Days, 949-2828, evenings, — On three-bedroom ranch In Mlddl room, 22' living room with fireplace, Let us explain the difference. Remem- 542-190B. place. Large fenced lot. Good location. and State <•< V««r Jersey. ber Alcoa .032 gauge metal !• It! Any Open dally till 9 Sat. till 6:30 Branch Avc, Red Bank. New 3% Appraised S20.500. Owner 222-2827, town area. $2,500 down, monthly pay large kitchen, 13x15 paneled den. ga- 775-8301 room apartments newly decorated. Ren moms $104. Occupancy June 15. Dtrei rage. Nice trees. Refrigerator and wall- BSIGINN '.u i4 the Intersection o( other lighter aluminum In Just throw. Includes air conditioning heat and gas, iIOTHER — And two children wish — lo-wull carpets Included plus hoi water the northerly lint ot Black Point toe", your JnDney away. Call now. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING macnlnes, o Bhare her home and expenses with THREE BEDROOMS — 100 Highwooil sole only, call 671-34C0 after 6 p.m. Road and the westerly line of Mam- Inquire Superintendent. 747-2685. notlier motlwr.-'Cali C71-S«(. Avc, Oakhurst. EZRA W. KARKUS, oil heat. All (or the low asking price All makes new or used. ' duaranteea 264-1215. PAIR HAVEN —Four bedrooms, tw( of S26.50O. ELWOOP A, ARMSTRONG wood Place, said beginning point PROWN'S Low as J25. Barplco's, 101 Monmouto THREE Rpp^ .ANP^BATH ,r-. baths, living room ivith (jreplaee. dip ACMNCY, RealW. 555 Prospect Ave., being also the southeast corner of nlshpd. Single'PiifAOii or raarripd «oup THISBE ' BEnnpOMB•'— Large llvlnR Lot 3-C as shown on a map entitled: •a. Broad 8L Red Bank 7H-7500 gt. Next to tneator. J474i(«" ! room, dliHifg' room,"kitchen. Sct-e'ehed LITTLE SILVER — Five rooms, bath Ing room, eat-In' klt(iheo( {ull baiemeiit Little Silver. 741-45Q(W- te. No pet? •0J.rHii^Mrf Sl:,\fte.. "iBank, one car garage. Nice yard. Moderi Two-car garage. TV room, good lo "Map of Property of Hwrtd Erd- SPECIAL. WORK In advertising actual. porchr Hul)bard Park. S150 per month. kitchen. Call 741-7000. Mrs. Gall. LITTLE SILVER — colonial ranch on rlch. Black Point Road, Boroufh ly makes it possible for' you to hav THREE ROOMSROOMS,-uhfuiniRlicii, • . all util Red Bank. 74T-3429. APARmENTS Itlea. $60. Available by May l. Cal over half acre plot, close to schools, of Rumson, County of Monmouth, Encyclopaedia Britannfra Mtn. a vor; > BANK — Completely renovate* APPLEBROOK—Three-bedroom rancl PERFECT HOME — For n your shopping, transportation. 30' living New Jersey" made b» the Lancas- unusutu basis. Call 222-1267 for frei 7fl7-rj6S9. 10-room house. 2',£ baths, $235 pe Large paneled family room, two full growing family, four years old, excel room with picture window overlooking ter Engineering Associates and llled booklet and Information. APARTMENT — For two persona. 16 month, own utilities. One month's se baths, central air conditioning. *26,5QO, lent condition. Seven spacious room spacious green lawns. Large, modern In the Monmouth County Clerk's PORBVTTHIA — Large, $1,00. Small Shrewsbury Avc., Red Bank. Time aurlty. Two-year lease. 787-0511). Call 871-1842.' three beds pius partially finished be< kitchen with breakfast area. 14x13 sun- Oftlce on May 1, 1M1, in Case No. three for 50c. PEONIES, $1.35 re Everyday except Thursday anytime. SHREWSBURY BOROUOK room. Den, patio, large garage, Ian ny (len, three twin size bedrooma, 2H 1, Sheet 35; running thence (1) MOLLY Clump, .French LILACS. J2 each Ym IVAILABLE MAY 1 — Eight-room Three-bedroom ranch, quiet dead-en scaped corner lot with trees, nea baths, separate laundry room, wall- North 2D-38' east for a distance of ''lg, bring shovel. COW MANURE, 50c 3'/j rooms, unfurnished. Near railroad nfurnlshert house. 525 Sycamore Ave., street, full basement, attractive lot wit! good gchooJa, public sewers, curbs to-wall carpet and draps, twecar at- 481.84 feet; thence (2) north 87*93* your bushel basket, A. Her Dairy Farm, Couple; adults. Apply Blue Dlamon> Ihrewsbury, Adults only. Apply Roojc fenced backyard. Small down payment, paved streets. Qua-lifled purchaser ma; tached garage. Priced below replace- west for a distance of 25 feet; PITCHER tt mile South from Mlddlctown Railroad Inn, 129 Monmouth St. elt Tea Room, Little Silver. take over 4'^% mortgage. 741-8451 buy with $700 down, total monthly pay ment cost at $24,500. Call ELWOOD A. ' thenco (3) north 2*38' east for a Station on road to Llncroft. FURNISHED APARTMENTS — Three- OPTION TO BUY — Three bedrooms, menta approximately $161, THOMPBO: ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 555 distance of 100 feet: thence (4) room efficiency $C0, 314 rooms, TV LV; baths, family room, attached ga MIDDLETOWN - NEW MONMOUTH— A BARTELL INC., 747-5600. Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. south 87*-22' east tor a distance of NU-OBID — Hanging celling! lor aand hot water $80. 3!i rooms, heat ragp. 5155 per month. Available now, Ranch type split, three bedrooms, large 100 feet; thence (5) south 2*38' VILLAGE 10x12 room only $32.40. Figure your hot water, cooking gaa $100. 787-5628. 2O4-O5W. recreation room, ',4 acre, sidewalks, FOR THE PERFECTIONIST HOLMDEL — Three-bedroom split west for a distance 100 feet; thence own • multiply square footage by 27c light traffic street. Owner. J18.900. 671- Imrrlaculate! Plus — Perfcrt nnd spot level, 1'^, baths, reorcatton room, for- (6l north 87"22' west for a dis- each sq. ft. Save at RED- BANK HIGHLAN D3 -~ Large Iwo-bcd room ftED BANK — Responsible family 2788. leas is this three-bedroom elde-to-sli mal dining room, laundry room, patlg; tance of 25 feet; thence (7) south BRANCH AND attached garage. On U o[ an acre LUMBER, cash and carry. Come apartment, $B5 plus utilities, 872-112 'anted to rent alx-room houso on ElmNEW SHREWSBURY — Colonial. Foul ipllt level nume. 12x23 casement wl 2*38' west for a distance of 471.58 Pearl and Wall Sts., Red Bank. after 5:30 or weekends. 'lace. Available May 15-June ]. $145 dowed Florida room overlooking lak LandBcaped, low taxes, excellent school feet to the northerly line of Black MADISON AVE. bedrooms, three baths. Excellent en Beautiful shr-^ibery. All this nnd moi Bys;em, Asking $21,500. 264-0961. W1C BU V AMI) ti&LL anything and IN BEAUTIFUL WEST LONG BRANCH ncltldes water. Lease by year. Ca ditlon. larBo rooms. J27.500. 747-538r Point Road; thence (8) along the X landlord 741-4543 after 5. for the budget minded home seeke EIGHT - ROOM COLONIAL — Close northerly line of Black Point Road RED BANK everything. Olve me highest prices. New Z A room apartment3. J115 pe HAZLET — Airy 714 room spill Only aalUng 51B.500. THOMPSON Oall William Leff Furniture, Inc., Hwy month. Free air conditioner, cook in BARTELL INC., 747-5600. lo school and on sewer line. Pour . in a. general westerly direction bt 35, Mlddletown. 741-3213. Open «vt- gas, hot water heat, TV antenna. Anv Ideal location. Must sell. Aiklng 116,500 good size bedrooms, two tiled baths, the distance what U may to the ONE AND TWO lings till 9 p.m. pie parking. Town & County Apart' WANTED TO RBNT Owner, 204-3897. IT'S YOUNG - It's Lovely, and II separate dining room, spacious deluxe point or place of beginning. modern kitchen with hullt-lns. 20' living mcnLa. 'HREE-BEDROOM HOUSE - Or firs' not engaged. Beacause of a little watt 2. That said Riverside Drive, here- COZY COTTAGE In the basement which cun bo eaall room, 20' paneled den, 12' summer inafter more particularly desoribed and BEDROOMS HE'D BANK — Two rooms and bath floor flat. Near shopping. Prom Re porch, basement, built-in garage. All conveyed to the Borough of Runuon MACHINERY FOR SALE partially furnished; older home. Goo< Bank to Matawan. 741-2787. Wonderful quiet location almost on th rectified. This attractive Rumson Coli banks of beautiful Shadow Lake whlc! nlal with six large rooms, fireplace lor only $19,500. ELWOOD A. ARMb-y Rumson Shore Estates, Inc. by FROM $105 UP location. $70, utilities Included. 291-1883 HOUSE OR APARTMENT — Furnlshe STRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Pros' Deed dated the nth day ot September, ONE OLARK PORK LIFT - 2000 lbs Is stocked yearly for your fishlm living room, garage, has a beautlFi THREE ROOSTS — Heat and hot wate: two bedrooms, ground floor or elevator, pleasure. Perfect for newlyweds or r setting among large shade trees. : poet Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. 1963, which said Deed Is about t» b» Liberal rent concessions $995. One tow motor, 2000 lbs., $995, 'or June and July occupancy. 741-5789, recorded In the Monmouth County One tnw molor. pneumatic tires, re- supplied, Cllffwood Beach, Avallabl tired people. Large living room ani this the way to write an AD, you hi HOLMDEL — Like new four bedroom May i: Call 5G6-1952. dining room. eat-In kitchen, three largi It ts. $21,000 THOMPSON A BAHTEL! Clerk's Office, be and the same ts Apply Apartment 31 built, $2,000. ME 1-M27. WANTED — Two or three bedrooms, INC., 747-5600. 2'i bnth3. Spacious living room, formal hereby accepted as and tor a pisbllo FURNISHED—Two-bedroom apartment, full dining room, kitchen, basement, bedrooma, basement and detached ga dining room, modern kitchen, paneled street or highway to b» known and Newly decorated. Tiled bath. Near garage, near bus. Red Bank area, rage. Low taxes. Only $14,050. Hurry SUBURBAN SPLENDOR family room. Air conditioner, laundry designated as such. Said Rlveralde MOLLY PITCHER MERCHANDISE ,• WANTED beaches, school, and transportation, "Tione after 5 p.m. 775-5045. LAWLEY AGENCY, Realtors, 100 HwyAtll brick Colonial. Ideally located room, attached two-car garage. Many Dri I ll ibd 35, Ret! Hank. 741-8262. extras. $28,500. GEORGE V. 1LLMEN- Drive is more particularly described Yearly. West End section In Lon tree shaded strflpt. Cirstom-built. Fi as foil own: VILLAGE COURT Branch. Call between 8 to 10 a.m. am spacious bedrooms. 2& tile baths, pai 3EE, Realtor, Rt 34, Colts Neck. 462 CASH — Fot old electric trains, madi FIVE-ROOM CO-OPERATIVE — J74.7 3172. ALL that tract or parcel of land before 19(0. Call after 5 p.m. from 6 (o 9 l>.m. 222-7440. FURNISHED ROOMS includes all utilities. Tiled bath and eled den, aunketi living room wit and premises, hereinafter particu- 741-1999 kitchen, after 6 and weekends. 542-3222. large fireplace, pegged plank floors, tw LINCROFT — Owner transferred larly described, situate, lying and RUMSON — Four modern rooms, tw ROOM — Nice quiet home. Car ac car garage, brick barbpeue endow entrances, also IVi. All utilities. Both Three-bedroom ranch with fireplace and being In the Borough of Rum&on, MR. SYNO 741-9115 J comodatlnns. Reasonable. 57 Shrews FOR THE YOUNG EXECUTIVE by covered screened patio, large tre full basement. Quiet street. $22,900. In the County of Monmouth and furniahed. ,i block from bun and shop- bury Ave, Red Bank. 741-&114. Entertain and live graciously In tn on beautiful lawn. Shrewsbury Rlv 747-4370. State of New Jersey. APARTMENTS ping center. Rpnaonnblc. 8*2-2086. four bedroom, 214 bath home, two car GENTLEMAN — Beautllul air coniil rfphts. Reasonable taxes. $39,00* BEGINNING at a point in the RIVE7R PLAZA — Four rooms, Iwi garage. Walk-In closets. Cedar closet THOMPSON 4 BARTELL INC., 747-56C MIDDLETOWN — BI-LEVEL $ie,900 Southerly line of Rumson Road. tloned comfortable private room an In basement, large raised patio am Four large bedrooms, 1'^ baths, pan baths, private entrance, quiet iur- jath. Reasnable. Call 671-9293. HILLTOP — Tower Hill ranch. Thr said point being distant 350.10 f«4t roundlngs. Call 741-3364. many other thoughtful extras matte eled recreation and utility rooms, dryer, on a courso of South 78 Income — Investor's Special — Three Apartments ROOM FOR RENT — Man or woman; this home one of the most attractlvt bedrooma, two baths, suniien 11 Wn sewers, school and bus nearby. Look degrees 37 minutes West from KEANSBURO — Very nice furnlshe wllii kitchen privileges. Half mile from homes In this area. OH, YES! TALL, room, dining room, double size fin at 107 STATESIR PL., then call for the Intersection of said South- SEA BRIGHT — A four-room apartment on first floor and apartment. Five large rooms, tile bath, Ft. Monmouth. Call anytime, 542-1001. STATELY SHADE TOEES give thil place, paneled den, eat-ln k! tenet appointment. Builder VA 6-2324 eve- erly line of Itumson Road with Ui« $125 plus electric. CHATEAU REALTY, home that adiletl grandeur. Askini screened porch, full basement, beau rdnRS, PL 7-8484. Westerly line of Wardcll Avenue, four-room apartment on second floor plus three-room apart- Rea4 Estate, 21ft Carr Ave., Keansburg. FURNISHED ROOM 534.500. THOMPSON & BARTELL INC, fully landscaped. Extras. 747-9267. and running thence (1) South 11 de- 787-3884. Call 741-1923 747-5600. EIGHT ROOMS — Three-bedroom split ment on third floor. Oil hot-water heat plus city sewer. NEW THltEE-BEDROOM ranch hom l',{i haths, recreation room, utllltv room frees 23 minutes Ea£t a distance After 6 p.m. or all day Sunday. 137.fl feet to a point of curvatur*; Owner wants this sold within two weeks so price is right. WE HAVE an overflow of bona (ldi SNYDER REALTORS on 100x100 plot. Quiet street nei attached garage, '/, acre, aluminum Selling under assessed value. Be quick! $9,000 full price. prospects looking for two to four bed NICE CLEAN ROOMS — Single an schools and transportation. No mom combination.! Appraised. Asking 518,300 thence (2) Southerly on a curve to rooms. Call us for fast action to nave double. Highlands, Hwy 30. (since 1S73) down to qualified buyer. Call after Owner 671-2244. the left having a radiua of 473 fc«t, rour horns rented. THE HERO AGEN S72-OMU. HAZLET — Close to Bell LabB, spl p.m. for appointment. 741-3197. an arc distance of 316.24 feet to a CY, Rt 35 Mlddletown. 071-1000. AVAILABLE NOW — Attractive thrpf point of reverse curvature; thence SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY TWO SINGLE ROOMS — Ono witlevel. Bath and a half, recrcatlo LINCROFT — St. Leo's Parish, charm bedrooms, V.', bath, attached garage (3) Bouthorly on a curve to the 3*/i ROOMS — Completely furnished, Private bath, Ideal for elderly coupli room. Excellent condition, most 1m ing split, enclosed porch, nttachM ga recreation room, on lovely corner lot, right having radius of 625 feet, an Independent Listing Brokers dlflhwaaher, washer, dryer, all utilities, ir professional. References needed. Ca portant item Is Its landscaping. Prop rage, 100x150 plot. Mfiny extras. Own flptlt rail fence, near schools, stores arc dlstanco of 183.83 feet to a J150 a month. G71-2832. i/iiT C p.m. 231-1101. erty Is lined with rose bushes. Belnj selling. 747-5257. Bold below appraisal price. Low (low eicellent commuting to Newark an< point of tangency: thence (4) Soulft Specialists since 1948 in: Real Estate ROOM-BOARD optional. Off si RANCH — Near Red Bank, riva yea New York, nenr parkway. $17,500. Fl- 29 degrees i-S minutes Zeust a dli- BELFORI) — Four rooms and batr for qualified buyer. Only $16,90 nanclng by owner. 264-0591. tance ol 42.05 feet to a point. • Property Management — Mortgages Adults only. No ppts. D8 Railroad Avc, larking. Call 071-359S. FIVE CORNERS, Mlddletown 071-25! old, three bedrooms, garage, l&rg after !i p.m. 787-6M2. Before 6 p.m. yard. Shade. Owner. 747-4792. BHREWSUURY CAPE COD — Knur 3. That said Ivlns Place, herelnalte* iTTRACTIVE - Single, double rooms, RIVER PLAZA — Three bedroom Capi bedrooms, two bnths, full cellnr, mod more particularly described and Cotv 287 Oceanport Ave.,Oceanport THREE-ROOM — Furnished upartmen lillchcn privileges. Hoi and cold run- Cod, fireplace in living room, lak' LINCROFT — Kight-yrnr old. throi veyed to the Borough of Rumflon by 1 bedroom split on 100x150' well lam orn kitchen, perfect lawn, low taxes, complete privacy, across from For ning water. Free TV. Hudson Houio. privileges. Mnny extras. S14.660. Ca: Ownn 74infiC7. Rumsor. Shoro Estates. Inc. by Deed, 542 - 3500 Monmouth Hospital, 138 Main St 131 Hudson Avo., 741-9862. owner. 741-7726. aciped lot. ideally located. Large pt dated the 12th day of September, 11M3, vate back yard, full recreation rooi TrtiTuiLETOWN — Split, elfiht rooms, which said Deed Is about to be re- and Wfill-to-wall carpeting Ankln two bntlis, hot water oil hent, sewers corded In the Monmouth County Clerk'g HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ItS.fifK). 140 Manor Parkway, 741-02GI l,.r)2.1 sq. ft. plus collar and attache< Office, bo and the aomo la hereby ADJOINING LARGE ESTATE -- K.'iriiKc I/il 1110x125, 22-yenr 4'-'f tipaccepted ns and for a public street fine MR eitfit room Colonial totnlln cent G.I. mortgage, pnvmpnt Including or highway to be known and de«lg- 2,5(10 aq. ft. living area, (-enter ha tiix.-s .5121 monthly. Nn closing cost; nnted as such. Baltl Ivina Place li plan fiMiturrs a flrrplacp in 11 vl with assumption. $18,500. Owner, 741 more particularly described, as followi; CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY room, full (lining room, a 2t' panel 8415. ALL that tract or parcel of land FAIR HAVEN fjirnily room, four bedrooms, 2'i hat I HIUCEST HOL1.Y TREE IN TOWN— and premtnea, hereinafter particu- A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Numerous rxtr;i Inrfic clfwt.i. Full d IEl£fit In the KUI? yard of this rwn larly described, situate, lying and. cellnr. Excellent neighborhood. $11 DO rlRht room rtumdon home. Featurei being in the itorough of Rumion, flee for yniirsrir. WILLIAM H. HINTL ilen nnd full dlnliiK room. !wn ful In the County of Monmouth awl MANN (PIUM) 23 KIIIRP Rd , Rumic hnths. A InrKe coal porch. Extra H Stato of New Jersey. R.2-0W0. Member of Multiple Llstl lot Included. Tuxes SI 10. Owner movinK HEOINNINO at a point In thft Hervlcp. lo Maine. Why not make a date to Easterly line or Onkes noad, laid, Adding Machines — Typewriters Entertainment Odd Jobs ice It tomorrow, ^sklo* $27,000. Wn point bein* distant &3U3 feet on s, KIVKIt VIEW — K1VH.R RIGHTS course of South 23 degrees 20 min- Miipnlflcirnt wooded Betting for th I.IAM II. HINTLKMANN (FIRM) 23 ADDINO MACHINBa — Typewriters Tickets available 'or latest Broad, MARONRY stciv.i and sidewalks, Illclci' ltd., Rumson. 8IJ.0«00. Member utcH East from the Intersection Ot way Shows and Major Bporti Events. contemporary home. KlrRRtrino foj of Multiple Listing Service. snld Easterly line of Oaken Hoed sold, rented, repaired. Berplco's 101 17o Itonmmith St., Ited Bank. palnllnK, R^rdeninK, carpentry nnd larce kitchen with hronlcffiRt nrea i with the Southerly lino ot lium- laonmoutli St., Red Bank 747-0483. clean-up. Uonsonablo rates 747-15H2. all Intent POiUpmont. Flrer-lnec in liv «on Road, find running; thence (1) room ns we)j nn In jfround JevpJ tnn LOTS & ACREAGE North m degree* 40 mlnutrj Salt Appliance Repair Furniture Repaired, Reflnlshed Painting and Decorating ronm. Five hcdrrioma, thrcp bnth a distance ol 7& feet to a point Of porch, bnst'mcnt pfime room, two-t curvature; thenc# (2) Eaiterly on a fCnniKe, pntlo.i, Mnny uniiRunt fftfttur FOUR ACItKR — Waterfront Property, MR. "I'"1X-1T" - lurrljcratlon. Re- Call 747-1212 or 8)2-3293. 23 Pearl St.. I* H. HILI. — Palmer Interior anil curve to tho right having ft radius, pair of all appliances regardless of Red Bank. Prompt service. Burly poflflrnnlon, if desired, for yr 'drnl tor tioiit bimln. Ki'ypoit nrea. of 223 feet, an aro dUtance of U0.il exterior. No Jnhs too laruo nr too Hiimmrr enjoy men t. fTnll iia now I >17 OIK). Call 2IH-3I5C after 6. 284-167(1. condition. We sell used appliances. Carl Wllms. smflJl. Very reasbnnble. Call 747-0630. r feet to a point of Ungeney; thenc* Service charge 5150. 201-9710. nppolntmrnt. J5fJ.1,.>nf). WALKEi; i7>r:fJ8f ^H»rt«ho™i Woods. l •••,i; Boulh dl deuttt* 23 mlnulu WALKKlt, Itriiltom. Hwy 311, Bhrn Homo Improvements CARL H. JONP^S - rnlntlng and arroi hlllslile. Bwfrplng river view. 31 seconds East a distance of 206.- Auto Body Repair decorating. Kully Inflliretl. For free bury. 711-5212. 24-Hour BlK treps. Asking 514.000. Owner 747 DO feet to n point at curvature; tatlmato call 747-3041. 42IKS evenings. thence (4) Kant»rly on a curve to WOttKJNO MAN'S contractor. Alter- IMAGINE THwiiKAUTY!! 27 varletl lha left having radlttn of 22S fe*t, BXPEIIT I'AINTINO and body ro- ations, additions, painting, rossonry. TOM SLATE — PalntlriR and Uccor- "". mature Irefa; many flowering typ IlIVVJR RD., RED BANK — Suitable an fl.ro distance of 262.73 feet to ft alr. Moderate prices. McCarthy small Jobs too. Phone evenings 569- atlnR. General Contrncting, fully In- \'< JKiren. Itcil Bank flornmiitlnu; n lor professional nfflce and home. Sew- point of tangency; (hence (5) North Shevrolfl. Atlantic Hljhlandl, 291-0303 1714. sured. 2f> years experience, Free esti- Near three-bedroom colonial with living room, dining room, tlim.tlc Karly American; four be i»r« and river rights. 747-Of«}(), iH dnsreea 15 minuted Blast a df»- mates. 741-433(1 utter 0 p.m. roomn; now dm; thrcp flrcplnnps: wld CHARLES HOWKK CONTRACTOR kitchen, den and iun room on fint floor. Hardwood floors, full hmird floorn; wlmt a place for nntique OOI.TS NECK ~ Hli one-acre building tance of 71.11 tnci to A point In Ui* Auto and Truck Rental Additions, Improvements, Remodel. Five mlnulPB lo ocean; take over Jul lots, township approved and ready to southerly line of Iltver«1de Drlva, Ing. All tvpes mason work. 747-4473, Roofing, Siding and Insulation attic with stairway; full baiemont. Ono-car garago and tool 1. HAlinLD UNDKMANN. Broker hill Id. Priced reasonable. Terms avail, 4. Tlmt this Ordlnnnca iha), take >rf. AVIS Kont a now car or truck. Low (Van VVInklo Mnrlne Bldg), ISatontrmn able. Very nfco location. OEOflGE V. feet upon Its paaaftge ind purbllofttion shod. Low faxes, assumabfe mortgage. Excellent condition. ILt.MBNHKK. Ri-allor, Rt, 3*. Colti acoordlnf to tow. rales. Manlo Avt., Hcil Bank. T4T- Moving and Storage ALUMINUM HIDING — Installed l)jf 5.2-1103. * ' 0308. 77<-52u. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p.m. aluminum mechanics. oUAItANTEEO Asking $17,900. Heck. 45MIJJ. PUBLIC NOTICW for 20 years. Frco estimates. Al*PI,KimoOK — 'Piroc-'hrrlroom" twi The foregoing ordinane* waa tndo- IDKAL WAY WILL, MOVE - Three ritOWNB's. 32 Broad at.. Itcd Bank. bnth home; with Mnlnhed playroom duce<| and paused tint reading ai t Diamonds Bought (•Jtposptl wiilk-oiit bniiMiiPiit. Over reguinr mee4lng of the Miywr and rwnns WO. four rooms s(2, five rooms Our 3Sth year In business. 741-7SOO. SEE ANY MEMBER OF THE REAL ESTATE WANTED ( (.11. ill tnoms %M. Also IVurl.l Wine ncrr, many trerw. Occupancy avniiarj Council nf Itumson held on ITiuri48y, Lol us buy the diamond* yoti don't OLSKN f3O. INC. ItnofniK. Btdtng A K'Min. $'15.fKiO. f'nn 071 -2<>r»7. Aprti 23, tWi and wfH come up tor wear or let us restyle them (fir you Bflrvlc**. I-'^r freo eatlmnto call 482- WE NEIDD YOUR HOME !H2I or 388MI1. Insulntlnn Inslalleil nn.i timrnnteerl Our 13 aaln.ippoplo tinv« ctl«nt» waiting flnil ron»ldrr*tlon and iNMatg* at a personnllv. HfUflflllles, 30, nronil St., tor 10 years 7751)7115. 291-O5I0. RED BANK AREA MIIMfLETOWN - -'Cn Pe~Tn7r~Koojf regular mtPtlng of the governing body Red Hunk. (llMim. lot 100x300. 113,000 ("all 07far your Mat Ing. They need rtnehoa, fXCI. unlit levoifl, two stories; alio Invostment to be held on Ttiurirtay, May U, IMt Nursing Home Tel. Answering Service property. Call tin fot » i''lck ia!«. Twoat S:30 R M. at the Borough Hall. Electrical Contractor 'fimRR HKTmoTjTTlVANr'ii~~ciuik office* acrvinft you. Uniimon. N\ J. at which Umt AM Holmilt'l NurilnR Hoini.1. For the con- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE MMdlrtown lorntltm. Onler hatl, ful place all ponopa cjeifHilff to b* h#Ar7 RKaiDENTlAL and commercial wlr- valescent, chronically 111 and difficult LBT US BE your secretary. No need illnfnR room, fireplace 1 nn<] dry baje WALKER * WALKER Itlf. New Installation or rtpalr nursing care patients. BtaU Hwy. 34.to miss calls. 34 hour answering Lilted on page 194 of the Yellow Page Directory mrnt with Rame room? den, wotkulwp Reaitori Hrrtea. Allen Electric 747-0612. Holmdel. S4812OO. •arvlca. 741-4700. nnd imi miry nrefi. Price With) nil Shrewibury 0Mc« Mlddletown Office and drupes 123,000. Phonn T41.544 741-fiil3 671-8311 COMPANY AdUlt MIK ••• lANt J COMPANY

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