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Wlty * be- Today H tt. Ouwct «T bit tfcu ***?• , 19,575 '•Mi Q**A*i mi OMfer to- •tafct *ai a to* to tk* tr«. Tomorrow (air wttk « Mi* ae«r Dial SH I-0010 84, NO. SSS! RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1962 7cPER COPY PAGE ONE Eichmann Is Executed TEL AVIV, Israel, (AP) — . the 14-year history of this Jew- the history of the Nazi pogrom At a command from an Israeli Defiant to the end, Adolf Eich- ish nation which counts among and mete out justice in the guard, Eichmann stepped to the man walked firmly to the gal- its citizens thousands of rela- name of all Jews. trap door and lunged to his lows last night and paid with his tives of Jews whom Eichmann A faint smile on his face, death almost in a single mo- life for his role in Nazi Ger- helped speed to death in Hitler's Eichmann spurned the tradition- tion. many's systematic extermination gas chambers. al black hood and even chided Death was instantaneous, pris- of 6 million European Jews. Body Cremated his jailers for making it dif- on officials said. The young state of Israel Elchmann's body was cre- ficult for him to stand on the Hitler Disciple hanged the 56-year-old former mated quickly and the ashes gallows' trap door. Eichmann was condemned to Gestapo colonel at two minutes scattered upon the waters of "My belief was correct," the death last December by a before midnight on an impro- the Mediterranean. former head of the Gestapo special three-judge tribunal vised scaffold in a third-story Eichmann was cool and un- Jewish Affairs Section declared. which found him guilty of acts storeroom of Ramleh Prison repentant as this Jewish nation ". . . I had to obey the rules of "unparalleled enormity" near Tel Aviv. carried to conclusion its an- of war and my flag. I am against humanity — the only It was the first execution in nounced determination to record ready." crime subject to capital pun- ishment in Israel. The balding, bespectacled Hit- ler disciple had insisted he was May Approve Medical Plan only a minor cog carrying out order? from above in the Nazi campaign for "the final solution TRENTON (AP) — A bill to of medicare. The Kennedy admin- ent to the cost not covered to the Jewish problem"—exter- implement the federal Kerr-Mills istration has referred to Kerr- >y the federal government and mination. THIS MANHATTAN brokerage house Is crowded as spectators watch changing prices program of medical care for the Mills as a stop gap measure pend- he counties 40 per cent. He said But the court declared he ac- •n quote board of stocks in left background. A buying wave poured overr the ieedy. aged may win state Senate ing passage of the King-Anderson Sandman agreed to work for pas- tually relished shipping Jews to approval Monday, Gov. Richard bill which ties medicare to the age of that amendment Monday. stock market, pushing pricei higher that more than erased the plunge early this their deaths by the hundreds of Adolf Eichmann . Hughes says. social security system. 60-40 Formula thousands, saying he was moti- week. (AP Wirephoto) The bill has been tied up in the The N. J. Assembly has al- Under the 60-40 formula the vated by "an ardent desire to And with unexpected speed. ienajte for over a year, mainly ready approved a bill to imple- itate would contribute $1,867,150 . . . blot out an entire people President Izhak Ben-Zvi sealed duetto squabbling over the share ment the Kerr-Mills program, o the $6.5 million program and from the face of the earth." Eichmann's doom about noon of the program's cost to be as- with the state and the counties he 21 counties together would The Israeli Supreme Court re- yesterday, rejecting appeals for Stock Trading Hectic sumed by the state and counties. approximately splitting the cost add $102,850, the federal govern- jected Eichmann's appeal executive clemency from Eich- Hughes met with Senate lead- not covered by the federal govern- ment would pay the other $4,530,- against the death sentence mann, members of his family ers yesterday and said they had ment. 000. Tuesday, declaring even death and others. , ,.„ agreed to work for passage'of At his conference yesterday The cost to the counties takes was an Inadequate penalty. (See EICHMANN, Paga 2) an amended bill which would Hughes said Senate Majority into account the fact that the shift more of the cost burden on Leader Charles W. Sandman Jr., rogram will cost some counties New Market Test: the state. " . • • R-Cape May, told him the .Re- less than the old age assistance The Kerr-Mills bill, as distin- publican senators would all vote irogram they now contribute to. Chronology of Events guished from the Kennedy admin- for a bill allocating to the state Here is what Kerr-Mills medi- istration medicare package, was 75 per cent of the Kerr-Mills cal care for the needy aged pro- By The Associated Press enacted by Congress in 1969 to cost not covered by the federal ;ram' would cost state, federal The chronology of events in the case of Adolf Eichmann: Probe by Congress apply to the needy aged and has government, arid Monmouth county govern- 1860 no ties with the social security But- Hughes said that would ments if approved. floor Saturday to dear the grpa May 11—Israeli agents following Eichmann's wife capture NEW YORK (AP) - The stock clining since mid-March, re- system. drive the state's cost up to over A net saving will result to some mained far below their 1962 highs. mass of- paper work. the .former Gestapo colonel in Argentina. ' losses suffered, in this week's se- Contribute to Cost $3 million. counties by switching cases from May 23—Premier David Ben-Gurion says Eichmann is In vere slump, meets a critical test Buy orders swelled to mam- Profit-taking cut: into earlj Under the Kerr-Mills bill, feder- He said Sandman favored an the old age assistance program gains and raised a threat to con- Israel and will face trial, setting off diplomatic row between of jts newfound strength today. moth proportions — a dramatic al, state and county governments amendment providing that the to the medical care program. Israel and: Argentina. The securities industry, rocked turnabout from the selling panic tinuation of the forward march. would all contribute to the cosl state would contribute 60 per Monmouth. total, $392:000; fed June 23-Unit€d Nations Security; Council rules Israel by sharp:falls and rises, (aces a that earlier had gripped the mar- The American, Pacific Coas : era), $290,500; state, $101,650, and seized Eichmann illegally, but Israelis refuse to give him up. possible investigation , by Con- ket; .••."•,'•. and Midwest Stock Exchanges county, $-150. recorded big gains oh heavy Three Named , Nov. 29 — Eichmann memoirs released. He said, ''I re- gresg. Trading continued at a hectic The old age assistance pro- gret nothing." . . : ' '' The market propelled its start- pace, totaling 10.71 billion shares, volume. • ram Is split 50-50 between the ling 'rally through a second con- the New York Stock Exchange's The congressional investigation 9 state and counties instead of the secutive session Thursday, and ticker tape was one hour, 46 rnirt- Feb. 22 - Indicted, on 15 counts; of Vcrimes against the was proposed by Rep. Wrigh prooosed 60-40 for medicare. In Jewish people and crimes against humanity.". - : mor#-4h*n-mad«,4ip-.the ritreat uiesJate.at.theicldse^of trading. Baron s[Nominees 1 Patman,: D«Texv. who asked Con: addition,- the federal government ••-- 'April-11 ^-Eichmanir goes ion trial-with-Robert-Servatius- of Monday and Tuesday morn- The exchange ordered brokers gress to appropriate $75p,000 foi has a' maximum' dollar payment Ing. However, stock prices, de- as his defense counsel.' Attorney Gen.'Gideon Hausner-heads to' have' representatives on the an inquiry by the Banking am for an Individual case under old .prosecution. Eichmann sits-impassively behind bulletproof Currency Committee, Still Unconfirmed age assistance, but a maximum glais in defense; box. > •, ' < "Congress ought.to know wha percentage contribution for medi- Loder Hearing NEW SHREWSBURY — Mayor The Republicans were not : : May 4 —. West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer says influences the stock market am ire. • ' ' trial is "not pleasant, but has'to be.'* He adds West Germany how these, influences affect th Karl K. Baron last night made swayed by this argument. three nominations to fill a coun- Republican for Republican Would Save Money has no obligation to Eichmann; ' •'•->,.• health of the business and credi If the medicare plan is ap- June 20 - Eichmann takes stand for first time, claims he systems," Patman said, cil vacancy, but none of them Councilman Cole said he fell Patrolman Denies gained the approval of the ma- he would b". remiss if he did nol proved under the 60-40 formula acted only under orders. The . Securities and Exchantji some counties would save money. jority of the governfflUhbody. try to see to it that j»: Republi- Aug. 14 — Judges begin deliberations on case. Commission is investigating th Hudson -County " for example, Dec. 12 — Eichmann convicted on all 15 counts. securities industry. and has. un He npminated Democratic can (ills the vacancy "caused, by council candidates. William T. the resignation of a Republican, would save $59,900. Dec. 15 — Death sentence handed down, Charge of Perjury covered some irregularities. Pal ; Wichmann and John Crowley, Lawrence A. Malone. . Hughes said Sandman alsi 1992 " •' man said the SEC probe (s.'.'gooc 1 KEANSBURQ - The hearing O'Brien and Joseph Weber as and Republican A. John Erlach- 'Whenever the Mayor has an agreed to work out a large May 29 - Israeli Supreme Court rejects Eichmann's ap- a3 far as it goes." He added thai agenda for the June 4 senate ses- peal of judgment. Into disciplinary charges lodged working that day. he wanted the congressional in er. appointment to be made withou •gainst Patrolman Frederick He also testified that the name Motions to confirm all three council confirmation, he names a sion which orginally was intended May 30—Clemency appeal sent to President Izhak Beri-Zvl. quiry to be considered and we to act only, on nominations. Ldder came to a temporary halt of Patrolman George Preston had designed. nominations were voted down in Democrat," Mr. Cole declared. May 31 — President Ben-Zvi rejects-appeal and orders exe^ lajr-when George E. Os- been crossed out and Patrol- turn by a vote of 3-2, with Re- "Now; the, Republicans have the The governor said three-fourth cution carried out. Eichmann hanged «t two minutes before ifovY borough attorney, charged man Weber's name inserted next Earlier William Cary, chair- publicans E Donald Cole, Herb- edge in the vote on this appoint- of the bills on Sandman's list ol midnight in Ramleh Prison. ' ' the patrolman with perjury and to it. man of the SEC, had denied ert L. Willett, 3d, and John E. ment. We /eel that Rober 14 bills were also on 'he Hughes' with altering police records dur- Mr.'Ostrov then asked Patrol- published report that his agen- Lemon, Jr., voting against, and Henck, (Republican candidate in proposed agenda of 19 bills. The ing the course of the,hearing. Utan . Loder if he had changed cy had ordered an investigate Democrats Robert Davidson and November's council election,) is qovernor said he expects the "to explore its suspicions thai The patrolman promptly denied the entries in the blotter since Francis Cooper voting for the the best man for this post." Senate to also'act on narcotics, stock market professionals set thf both charges. the hearings started. Mr. Loder motions. All three names also Mayor Bafon replied .that over air pollution, pension, commuter replied that he did not. stage" for the plunge. He said had been put up.and voted down the years lie has appointed more (See MEDICAL, Page 2) The new charge came during he saw no evidehce that profes The patrolman was given ac a week ago. Republicans than Democrats to Mr. Ostrov's cross examination sionals touched it off. of Mr. Loder. cess to the blotters to gather in- Majority Not Swayed borough posts. Mr. Loder's attorney, Benjamin formation for his defense. Sen. Hubert H. Humphry, D In seconding the nomination of "My philosophy has always Gruber, also denied the charges. He was granted access to the Minn., assistant Senate liemo a Democratic candidate for coun- been that the interests of the Man Dies, He said the very .records in ques- blotters after'Mr. Gruber charged cratic leader, today urged a eul cil in next November's election. borough come first, and now you tion were removed from police that his client's ... constitutional in individual and corporate in Councilman Davidson said he are saying that the party comes headquarters by Mr. Ostrov with- rights had been violated. He said come taxes "to strengthen th< agreed with Republican argu- first," he told Mr. Cole. 4Hurt out a court order. He said the Mr. Loder had not' been able to economy and the stock market. ments that it would be best to "Not at all," Mr. Cole replied (records were kept in Mr. Ostrov's see the records. Humphrey said in a statemen name a man to council who had "We believe the interests of the oflice for several weeks while Prior Testimony in Washington: shown interest in the post by borough wil! best be served by In Crash the attorney was preparing Irving J. Verisloff, hearing of- "It will take more than ex standing for election, and who, if haying Mr. Henck on the coim pressions of friendship and co cil for the remainder of this charges against Mr. Loder. ficer, granted He patrolman per- elected, could use the experience MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - operation from the White Hous< year." -.. , Mr. Ostrov said ' because the mission to see the records; gained in the remaining months One person -was killed and four and other areas of government t< perjury charge was of a criminal After the patrolman denied of this year. Ask New Residents persons injured- — three seri- strengthen the market. nature, he would refer it to the changing the records, Mr. Ostrov "The statistics of the last few The Republicans on the, coun- ously — last night in a two-car county prosecutor., read a transcript of testimony "What is needed is action. De years will show,'' he said, that cil objected not only tp . the collision at Rt. 36' and Butter- Mr. Ostrov charged that the given April 9 by Capt. Robert J. lay by Congress or, the admlnli there is an excellent chance a names submitted, but also to the milk Valley Rd., here. (See BARON, Page 2) patrolman changed several en- (See LODER, Page 2) . (See MARKET, Page 2) Democrat will be elected." According to police, George E. tries in one of the police blotters Chamberlin, 72; of 44 Blossom which dealt with the duty, roster Cove Rd., died early today in for Nov. 2, 1961. 1 Monmouth Medical Center with in- He, told reporters he became Plan CraekdQFn on Food Vendors juries received in the crash. Auspicious when Mr. Loder, un- Dr. Harry L. Harwood, assist- der questioning, gave data rela- KEANSBURG - The Board of issue summonses to those who noted, "the grill is completely set up a hearing of the charge! which came as a result of a ant county physician, said death tlve to blotter entries which dif- Health last night revealed some don't have the permits, for vio- open and sand blows onto food was due to internal bleeding. fered from information given by "deplorable" conditions in estab- lation of the health code. which is being cooked there." lengthy examination of testimony given in the last two months by Mr. Chamberlin suffered multi- other witnesses. lishments which handle food in Fines, on first offense, run up The owner will be ordered to ple internal injuries and fractures • Nov. 2, 1961 and around the beach front area enclose the grill. Mr. Morris and Joseph Bienkow- to $50—on the second offense, skl, heating contractor. in the crash. —and decided to do something from $50 to $100, it was noted. He cited another where there FINAL COURT SESSION — Magistrate John V. Crowell After the lunch break) Mr. The testimony revealed that a His wife, Mrs. Louise Cham- Ostrov began to question the pa abqut it. ' Inspection s no hot water, and food con- berlin, 62, driver of the Cham- held hit last session in Red Bank's Municipal Court yes- ainers and equipment "are heating permit was issued to Mr. trolman closely about the duty First, the board—this Saturday The board also will inspect all Morris, instead of a plumbing belin car, is in fair condition terday where he has presided for 26 years. This morning, roster entries for Nov. 2, 1901. —will post notices that all per- establishments in and around the1 ossed into the sink and washed with face cuts, rib fractures and with cold water." permit. William I. Klatslcy, local attorney, was sworn in as Red Mr. Loder admitted that the sons handling food must have per- beach front section and enforce a possible fracture of the right mits (a doctor's certificate stat- Practices such as these will Mr. Morris said it was a "mis- ankle. Bank's new magistrate by County Court Judge Elvin R. Dames of men working as shown rigid standards for food and cook- take" on his part, but that he had In the "rough," or working, blot- ing that the • person l« in good Itig equipment and jnetltods of be halted, the president declared. Driver of the second enr, Rob- Simmill. v ' • health is necessary to obtain such The board asked George E. Os- filled out the permit forMr. Bien- ter were entered by himself. handling food. kowski. ert Burns, 19, of Conner's Hotel, He acknowledged that the ros- a permit). President Frank Boden cited trov, borough attorney, to file a Highlands, is in critical condi- complaint'against W. P. Morris, George Sorby, plumbing inspect- ter listed Patrolman Eugene After 10 days, the board will one beach front stand where, he or, explained at the time that i tion; suffering from a skull frac- Red Bank's Magistrate master plumber, for alleged im- ture and head cuts. proper filing of a plumbing per- addition to a permit for the instal ation of fuel-burning equipment Jay Yurko, 1G, of Oneida Ave., mit, and failure to request In- Hilton Park, is listed in fair con- spection of completed work. a second permit must be Issuei Pity Those Poor Mixed- Up Fish to the master who hooks up th dition with cuts about the mouth The attorney was directed to and Tace and possible arm and Leaves the Bench water feeding line to the system jaw fractures. Pity these poor fish: scores leaped nt said fisherman William Broz. "Some oT them The "mistake" came to lighl baited hooks just to get a breath of "air;" swam In circles and they would bite any- when Anthony .1. Deslderato A third passenger in the Burns thousands of others had to be saved from a thing thrown at them." • owner of the Hiqhlander Hotel car, Willard Robertson, 17, of After 26 Years waterless grave. At Blackwood, N. J., man proved to be Highland Blvd., last March ad Shrewsbury Ave., HiRhlnnds, was At Carondelet Park in south St. Louis yes-, the fishes' best friend. vised the board of procedure treated for a cut right eyebrow RED BANK - John V. Crowell yesterday onded his 28. terday the scales weighed heavily against the On, Wednesday the old wooden floodgates, Page claiming it was a violation of th and released, year long career ns this borough's magistrate. finny denizens. Fishermen both young and which contained the water of Blackwood health code. According to police, the Cham He thanked the 18 police oflicers who attended yesterday's Adam & Eve .'.... 9 berlin car was going west on old, who are permitted to fish in the city Lake,. gave way. In other business, the boar* session for their co-operation andj understanding of * jurist's Amusements :..14-15 Rt. 36 and wns in the process of : parks, had a whale of a time. The fish were It was as though someone pulled the announced that it will conduct a role. They, In turn, wished him well for the future, '. Birth* 2 making a left turn across the biting like mad.' plitg: ' ! rabies clinic June IS, from KLATSKY SWORN IN }. Jim Dlshop fi highway onto Buttermilk Valley A boy bagged the biggest one—a 25-pound In a few hours the lake was a tremendous a.m. until noon, behind the bor- William I. Klatsky, local attorney, was sworn in this Hal Boyle ....• 6 Rd. when the Burns car crashed ough hall. morning as Red Bank's new magistrate by County Court buffalo. Other catches, including other buffa- pit of drying mud and dying fish, Bridge 7 into it. lo, catfish, perch and carp, ranged from three PAINED EXPRESSIONS Classified 18-21 Judge Elvin R, Simmill. The hew magistrate al»6 attended Th« Iniured were taken to the to IS pounds. Worm-baited hooks hauled them Determined volunteers, wearing hip boots Comics 22 yesterday's session. liosnital by the Highlands First In as fast an anglers could throw, a line. and pained expressions, braved unsavory Application Dies Mr. Crowell, who has been absent from the bench tha Crossword FUMIC 7, 23 Aid Squad. odors (o rescue about 5,000 lislv yesterday. Editorials 6 LITTLE SILVER — The sub past three months duo to Illness, -said his physician advised LAKE SPRAYED Patrolmen Arthur Stover and Using shovels, nets, buckets, scoops and Herblock 6 division application of Edward F. him to limit his activities: He plans to continue his law Michael Mahoney and Detective What happened? Draslal, 435 Prospect Ave., dici practice hero with his son, Whitney Crowell, who was acting tubs, the men carried them to the spillway on Movie Timetable 14 Sgt. Frank Gleason InvesllRnted. :' This week the park department sprayed the other side of the dam. Those rescued Obituaries 2 last night. The Planning Board, magistrate during his father's recent leave. the lake to get rid of a thick cover of moss. Included bass, pike, bltiegllls and carp Hadlo-Televlsion 14-15 having recorded no further actio Notice MOVES OFFICE The copper tulphate spray, a conservation stocked by the state. Religious Services 10-11 by the applicant In a require 1 will not he responsible for any The Crowell and Crowell partnership yesterday moved Id commission spokesman said, might have More volunteers pitched In to dam up the Social 8-9 00-day waiting period, declare debts other than those contracted offices from 54 Broad St. to 14 Mechanic St., in office* formerly caused » lack of oxygen In the water. ' break with 150 tons of rubble. George Sokolsky 6 Mr. Drastnl's file closed, The ap by myself. occupied by George A. Gray, former mayor and now a Mm- , i ,.. , Last night the water was back In the Sporlg 16-17 plication was for a housing de- Paul Hall mouth County District Court Judge. Pish In a frenzy. lake, but It was no longer a place to fish. Stock Market 3 velopment between Rumson Rd, 226 Mechanic St.. Red Bank Mr. Crowell will remain Fair Haven magistrate, .jvher* "The fish acted like they w«r* drunk," They were- gone, but presumably happy. Successful Investing 3 and Silverton Ave. •Adv. court is held onca « week.

*, • - • .4- Friday, Ioue-1, 3962 RED BANK REGISTER f Weather Ask . Ntw Jersey — Mostly nuury, V OBITUARIES Goldstein Subdivision •v,uh some 'variable ttoudiBtfi fflrfhs w*s tntxltrttA Township To t.r.d scs tiered ttomder- qlucfcly 1rum hit «U i» Jtruw- !«n, where bt ktd JXSMJ lodged 9 iJt-vtlojMtig la tfWn&Btt. Kttl ELIZABETH VAJUENTWE Gets Planners Okay iwJ humid, high S5 to SO, for tiit Suptrtm* Court tf, Close •'Street Red Bank. { to lUmlth Priam, thtit, Ms ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP — A RED BANK — J4JM Eili*I*tk Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Moore,; spiritual adviser, Rev. William do not outlaw longer ones. In this in immediate group of New St. mother* peti- of 12 Commodore Ave., died Valentine, 9J, of 34 ESm PI,.died LITTLE SILVER — Residents S First St., Keyport, daughter, Hull, visited him in his cell. case, Mrs. Huson said, Mr. Gold- shore area. tioned the Township Committee] y^sd,;, jn Rjverview Hospital. yesterday afternoon, at Shrews- i* the Sllmwhite Rd. srea of yesterday. Believed In God stein presented proof that access Clearing and last night to close their street Bora In Newark, he had lived bury Manor Nursing Home, fens! mild opposition last night 1 Mr. and Mri. Francis Murray,! The Canda-born Protestant to the new road from Its dead-end cooler tonight, 1 to through traffic for the sum- here 40 years. Miss Valentine was bora in to the application of Silvermint 4 Dale Ct., Hazlet, daughter, yes- clergyman reported later that was unobtainable. low 55 to 60. mer to ggive the 40 neighborhood He was the son of the late Red Bank and had lived here all Homei for an 11-lot subdivision .erday. ; Eichmann "was not gad" but hild l d called Spring Meadows. Shrubs Suggested Saturday sun children a place to {y Btrtholemo and Angela Maria her life. She was the daughter of ny, not so Mr, and Mrs. Homer Williams,' was "defiant." ElChmann, who Mrs. Jacqueline Levine, the late John and Mary Melissa The Planning Board, however, The new roiid, to be called Cir- 108 Third St.. Fair Haven, daugh- Papa, A veteran of World warm and less earlier had expressed a belief spokesman for the group, pre- Worthley Valentine. She was as- granted approyal following a cle La., follows a long curve and ter, yesterday. War I, Mr. Papa was a past h u m i dT with in God but belonged to no sented a petition signed by 17 sociated with the Fairbanks Com- closed "workshop" session., ends In a cul-de-sac. The Plan- Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Smyth, church, refused to reaffirm a commander of the local Veterans Silvermlnt president Norman high near 80. residents requesting the action. of Foreign Wars po§t; a member pany, New York, for 47 ye«rs. ning Board has called for a MARINE • 55 Normandy Ct., Middletown faith in Christ. Mrs. Levin* said IS uf the chil- Goldstein, together with Borough arge turn around at the cul-de- Township, son, yesterday, "I do not have time to read of tht National Association of Re- Miss Valentine was secretary of Engineer August F. Postel, al Cape May to dren were under 8 years of age, tired Civil Employees, Washing- the company for 15 years.. She sac, and suggested it surround Block Island — Southwesterly] Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slutter, the Bible," Eichmann told the and there I* no other place for layed anxiety over drainage a planter or shrubs. 115 Stone Rd., Union Beach,-«m, minister. "I have peace in my ton, D. C, chapter; the U. S. retired 10 year* ago, the most winds 10 to 15 knots this morn-' them to play. She said the clos- Cuitom« Employees Holy Name MIJS Valentine was • member which seemed to be Mr. Golstein said his homes will ng, increasing to 29 to 25 knots this morning. heart. I am ready to die." ing of the street really wouldn't disturbing factor to the nearby be in the $20,000 to $30,000 range Pattenoa Army Hospital Eichmann was told of the re- Society, New York, and St. Ann't of the Methodist Church, and th» property owners. his afternoon with higher gusts; put the traffic much out of the! WSCS of the church. and will be custom built. He said thunderstorms in afternoon Fort Monmouth jection of the clemency appeals Catholic Church. > Gets Additional Land way because they could use Surviving are a sister, Miss they will be serviced by two-tank and evening. Winds shifting to Capt. and Mrs. George M. — but not that he was to die Ha was B retired port patrol At the request of the Planning Heyer's Mill Rd., adjacent to Anna M. Valentine, Red Bank: septic systems. lorthwest 15 knots this evening, Maxwell, J r., 57th Artillery that night — about 8 p.m. He Colts Neck Inn, oaly one block: Officer, having served with the Board, the developer obtained an B.D.E., Highlands, daughter, asked for and received a bottle U. S. Customs Service 28 years. three nephews, and five- nlecss. additional six-foot easement for :ontinuing tonight and Saturday. away. Visibility 2 to 4 miles except lo- Wednesday. of red wine. He drank half Mr. Papa it survived by his Services will be held to- extra drainage facilities along Mayor Joseph L. Moreau, Jr., Gas Price cally near zero in fog. Improv- Pvt. and Mrs. John J. Osborn, of It. said it is something the commit- wife. Mm. Bridget Rattlgan Pa- morrow at 2 p.m. at the Adam* Silverwhite Rd. 49 Chelsea Ave., Long Branch, Outside a thick fog set in. pa; a daughter, Mrs. Jeannine Memorial Home, with Rev. W. Also disturbing to the resident ing to 5 miles this afternoon ex- tee would have to look Into, ept remaining low in Block Is son, Wednesday. Guards turned on flood lights Mrs. Levine alto said that cars Vaccarella of West Keansburg: Gordon Lowden, pastor of Meth- was the fact that the new homes Fltkia and police set up roadblocks to and four brothers, James V. and odist Church, officiating. would be serviced by a dead-end Goes Down land area, Visibility 5 miles or speed up New St., making it Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Denefield, divert traffic from the prison, a Anthony Papa, both of this Burial will be In Fair View street more than 800 feet long. better tonight and Friday. Scat- dangerous for children playing In 18 Fay St., Neptune, daughter, former British fort, .on the Tel place, Joseph Pelose of Red Bank Cemetery. According to Mrs. Eleanor Hu- ered thundershowers this after- the area. In State noon and offshore this evening. yesterday Aviv-Jerusalem road. and George Pelose of this place. son, board chairman, borough or- NEWARK (AP) — Gasoline Mr and Mrs George Kircher, Eichmann learned death was MRS. MAUDE ELY SERVICE dinances recommend dead-end Fair tonight and Saturday! The funeral will be tomorrow was selling cheaper a t many In eastern Pennsylvania, south 111 Plaza. Shark River Hills, at hand only when guards came from Ry»n Funeral Home to St, •treet* of 400 feet or shorter, but New Jersey service stations to- To Spend RED 3ANK —The funeral for jastern New York, New Jersey Neptune, son, yesterday. to his cell to take him the 50 Ann's Church where Rev. Stan- day — by two .cents a gallon. yards to the gallows. He walked Mrs. Maude W. Ely, who died and Connecticut, temperatures Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bland, 46 ley LevandosW will offer high re- Three major distributors — Bordsn Ave., Asbury Park, daugh- steadily to the execution room Wednesday in her home, 33 South during the five-day period Satur- ,000 On quiem mass at 0 o'clock. Burial Humble Oil Refining Co., Gulf ter, yesterday. handcuffed to two guards. He St., will be held this afternoon Loder day through Wednesday are ex- will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Oil, and Texaco, Inc. — an- Monmouth Medical Center made only one request — to 9 at 2 o'clock in her late residence. (Continued) pected to average 2 to 5 degrees Keyport. nounced reduced retail prices above normal. Warm weather ex- Dr. and Mrs. Francis McGuIre, stop and blow his nose. Core Site Rev. Stanley Mugridge, pastor of Kronenberger that the duty ros- yesterday. Borden PI., Long Branch, son, Dressed in brown slacks and a the Baptist Church, will offici- cept cooler at beginning and end ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP -The JOSEPH WANTUCK ter for Nov. 2, 1981, In the Other large companies said of period. this morning. brown shirt open at the neck, tie Township Committee last night ate. Burial wilt be in Fair View "rough" blotter did not show they were studying the situation. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kimber- mounted the scaffold by a single adopted an ordinance appropri- RUMSON — Joseph Wantuck, Cemetery, Middletown, under di- either Patrolman O'Brien or Pa- Spokesmen noted that price re- TIDES tin, 251 Hamlltonlan Dr., Mid- step and stood directly under rection of the Robert A. Braun (Sandy Hook) ating $30,000 for the improvement 79, of 69 West River Rd., died trolman Weber as working. visions by any one major distri- dletown, son, yesterday. the noose which was suspended of the "community core" site on Wednesday in Ivy House Nursing Home for Funerals, Eatontown. butor usually were imitated by Today — High 7:57 p.m. and Mr. and Mrs. Dominlck Vincel- over his head on a chain. His In yesterday's Register it was Mr. Ostrov then made a motion low l:.4O p.m. Cedar Dr. Home, Middletown. that Mr. Loder be cited for con he others. li, 410 Wall St., Eatontown, son, hands and ankles were bound incorrectly announced that the fu- Saturday — High 8:21 a.m. and Mayor Joseph L. Moreau, Jr., Until his retirement eight years tempt for perjury. Humble's Eastern Division an- yesterday. with white cloth. neral would be Monday afternoon. 8:42 p.m., and low 2:28 a.m. and said the money was provided for ago, Mr. Wantuck was employed Mr. Verisloff rejected the mo- nounced the price cuts during Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Dang- Last Words 2:30 p.m. in this year's budget for grading, by Helena Rubinstein, New York tion without prejudice. He said the morning and the two other ler, 1317 Maple Ave., Wanamas- As the noose was fitted over Sunday — High 9:09 a.m. and excavating, landscaping and road City, for many years. He lived in ARTHUR LEUCK Mr. Ostrov could make the mo- companies followed suit in the sa, daughter, yesterday. his head, Eichmann half closed building on the 30-acre tract. Yonkera, N. Y., until his retire- afternoon. 9:25 p.m., and low 3:16 a.m. and MIDDLETOWN — Services for tion again at the close of the his,eyes and looked downward at He added that the site will be ment when he came here to live Humble said new minimum fair 3:17 p.m. Arthur teuck, 59, who died yes- hearing. the floor. As the black hood was the eventual location of the town- with his son and daughter-in-law, trade prices for New Jersey (For Red Bank and Rumson terday In his home, 12 Willis PI., The hearing officer also ques preferred, Eichman said: "I ship hall and other municipal Mr. and Mrs. Adam A. Wantuck. would be: Esso, 27.9 cents a gal- bridge„ ,. add two hours; Sea Market |will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. tioned whether he could rule on don't need that. buildings, and possibly ths state lon; Esso Plus, 29.9, and Esso Bright, deduct 10 minutes; long (Continued) He was a charter member of In the Worden Funeral Home, the matter. He said it should be Eichmann spoke his last words police barracks. the Polish Society of New York. placed in the hands of the coun- Extra, 31.9. Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- tration will bring further eco- to a small group ,of officials, Red Bank, with Rev. Dr. Sar- This is the second step in the In addition to his son, Mr. Wan- ty prosecutor. Texaco set new prices for pre- lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) nomlc trouble." guards and newsmen gathered to geant Bush, associate pastor of township's plan. Last year ponds tuck is survived by three grand- Five Witnesses mium gasoline at 31.9 cents a gal- CHICAGO (AP) — More rain "Humphrey, who talked in ; witness the execution, He said the Red Bank Presbyterian 1 were constructed -and other Mr. Ostrov said he was pre-' lon and 27.0 cents for regular. and stormy weather hit broad York yesterday with stock ex- evenly: children. Church, officiating. Burial will Gulf announced, its No-Nox areas In the warm and humid change officials and other finan- grading work was completed. The funeral will be Saturday, be in Fair View Cemetery. pared to present five witnesses "My belief was correct. After a The committee took no action who would testify that the names would sell for 31.9 cents per air in the east and south central cial leaders, today proposed cuts short while, gentlemen, we shall under the direction of Uchinsky gallon and Good Gulf for 27.9, sections of the nation today. of 2 to 4 per cent In corporation on a letter from Freehold Town- Funeral Home, in Yonkers. Bur- -LEGAL NOTICE- Of Patrolmen O'Brien and Weber all meet again. So is the fate of ship that protested the county's The Gulftano price remains 26.9. Skies cleared and cooler air levies and 2 per cent in personal ial will be in St. John's Episco- NOTICE or DECISION were added to the Nov. 2 duty all men. I have lived believing in considering transferring certain A spokflsman for Humble said spread Into the north central re- taxes. God and I die believing In God. pal Church yard, Yonkers. TAKE NOTICE Thmt on tha 24th day roster in the rough blotter since facilities to the Eatontown area. of Miy, 11)62, th. Zoning Board of Ad- the Loder hearing started. the price cut was necessary to gion. Fairly pleasant weather United Shareholders of Amer- "Long live Germany. Long live justment ot Bolmdel. after % publlo At the last Freehold Township meet competition from com- continued In most far western ica announced yesterday It had Argentina. Long live Austria ROBERT RUSH hearmr granted- tha application 9f Mi- He said they were his two sec- Committee meeting, that body chael K. Nero, for a varlanca on 63 retaries, along with Vincent De panies marketing an ecomomy areas. urged President Kennedy to loolt The*se"" are"flTe wuntrieTwith Irreiular ghaped lota, property 1* lo- protested the county's plans for UNION BEACH — Robert cated on the northerly aids ot Tali- gasoline retailing between Torrential rains drenched some on the stock market break "as which I have been most closely Maio, assistant prosecutor for purchasing a 75-acre tract near Rush, 84, died Thursday in his graph Hill Road, Hazlet, Holradet Town* the case, himself and Capt. Kron and 26.9 cents a gallon. parts of the Southeast with show- reflecting a serious erosion of associated and I shall not forget ihlp, ani d that' determination of laid Eatontown for the future site of home on Rt. 38. He was the hus-Zoning Board of Adjustmen_ t haa bee. _n ers in most parched areas after confidence in your administra- them. I greet my wife, my family enberger. county library and educational band of Mary Rush who died filed In the Office of tha Secretary, Mr. Ostrov sought and got an Norma Changes a month-long drought, In War- tion's policies toward business." and my friends. I had to obey Red Hill Road, Middletown, New Jer. ner Robins, In mid-Georgia, 3.S The announcement was made facilities. Tuesday. ley, nnd la available for inipectloii. adjournment to June 11 so he the rules of war and my flag. I Born in Rhode Island, Mr. Rush WILLIAM POTTER, Secretary could compare- th« transcript of City's Landscape inches-of rain. fell, in a_oi>e-hQur at A. news: conference held by!am ready." Zoning; Board, qt ArtJUJtmtnt, period. During the height of the spokesmen for the group, which had lived here thu past 30 years. Jun» X J3.U yesterday's testimony with ear- PATERSON — Eichmann, the father of four He was a communicant of Holy lier transcripts. tons of headstrong teen-age downpour, 40 per cent of the describes itself as a "nonprofit, sons, lived in Austria for a time, Baron NOTICE community's streets were under nonpartlsan national organization Family Catholic Church. Take notice that Xjnoiaa'a Depot Bar. The other highlight of yester- elephant—treated herself to a served Germany and hid out after (Continued) Surviving are a son, Robert Inc., T/A Luclan'a Dapot Ear, haa ap- day's testimony came when the night out on the town last night. water. Nearly three Inches of representing IS million citizen in World War II in Argentina. plied to tha Mayor and Council nf 1 rain doused Lafayette, La,, while vestors." presentation of the names by the Rush, Morristown; two daugh- Red Bank, N. ]„ tor a FUnirj Re- patrolman testified that he had "And once an elephant decides Eichmann's wife, Vera, was mayor. tail Cwuumptlon Ueenae CMS, for 1.1 inch tell in Miami, Fla. The group lent a telegram to. ters, Mrs. Frederick Horn of premltea altuatad at 1DT-1M Oakland received two days off "with pay' to go somewhere, there's not the only member of bis family Councilman Willett moved that! Btreet; Red Bank. N. J. Tornadic winds, severe thun- the President and to Walter Hell- Morristown and Mrs. Albert Ca- f 2, and the minister to the Mayor and Council of Red Bank falsifying police records, failing dle Mississippi valley and the always hai money to buy bar- At the next meeting of council, of a heart ailment at St. Vincent's Borough for a Plenary Retail Con- to maintain neat and accurate stopped finally In a lumber of justice having certified that June 7, the majority of the gov- Hospital. He lived in Manhattan. aumptlon Llceme C-21, for premlsea east central Plains southward. gains," commented William E. the president has decided not to •Hunted at 391 Shrewsbury Avenue, , payroll records, accepting money yard. The keepers by now had erning body may, by law, ap- Hillman was able to write "Mr. Red Bank, N. J. Cooler air dropped tempera- Ferguson of the Chicago office of exercise his prerogative of clem- Objections, If any, should be made ; under false pretenses, and being brought up reinforcements—a point its chosen candidate to fill President" because Truman male elephant with whom Nor- tures into the low and middle 40s the Thomson & McKinnon brok- ency, the hanging was carried out, Immediately In writing to John Bry* • absent without leave for 31 days erage firm. the vacancy. The mayor, after granted him the unusual privi- an. Clerk of the Borough of Ked Bank, ma wag on friendly terms. She in North Dakota, northern Min "The body was examined by a lapse of 30 days from a resigns N. J. last year. A spokesman for Keystone Cus lege of special interviews and ac ' (Signed) followed him docilely back to nesota and upper Michigan. Thi government physician who pro- tion from the council, has no fur- PETAMOB INC., Mr. Loder denied under oath todian Funds, Inc., In Boston cess to his diary and memoranda the circus grounds, where' tha upper 40s and 50s prevailed in nounced life to be extinct at ther say in filling the post. Set Shrewsbury Avenue, ; yesterday that he ever took mon said: while he was still In the White Red Bank. N. 3. ! ey to which he was not entitled show went on. Except for Nor- other parts of the northern Mid- 2358 hours (11:58 p.m.) Officer* and Dlreetafa west. "Most mutual funds took ad- House. John Katea, President, f " or took time off from work to ma. She got tha rest ol the "The execution was witnessed 113 Sverrreen Avenue, Bradley night off. Some early morning tempera- vantage of the lower prices to by the superintendent of prisons, Beach, N. J. ' which he was not entitled. strengthen their portfolios. We Medical SOLENDER NAMED Frank Peteraon, Vice Preildent tures and conditions: New York a government physician, two 1 Kadlson Avenue, Bradley Beach, 70, partly cloudy;- Chicago 62, bought $10 million of very widely police officers who were present (Continued) NEW YORK (AP) - Sanford N. J. Toms River Bank selected stocks Tuesday." ChrU Batala, Secretary partly cloudy; Boston 67,'rain; in court when the death sentence tax and storm relief legislation Solender, of Mount Vernon, 507 Burlington' Avenue, Bradley Clerk Arrested Washington 69, partly cloudy; Richard W. Willar, senior part- was pronounced to identify Eich- Hughes also said Sandman has N, Y., executive vice president Boach, N. J, Atlanta 68, clear; Miami 75. ner of William R. Staats & Co.,mann as the person who was con- of the National Jewish Welfare Jamemes Stamoe, TreaaureTreaaurerr . TOMS RIVER (AP) - A 21 indicated to him that the Senate 11288 CoventrCt y RoadRd , CCheltenham. clear; Louisville 68, partly , said buying by in- demned to death, and a clergy- judiciary committee will act Board, today became president Juns 1, S tlO.SI year-old woman employed as a cloudy; Detroit 66, pardy cloudy; stitutions and big and small in- man of the Protestant faith, of the National Conference on file clerk at the First Nationa Monday on most of the pending NOTICE St. Louis 68, clear; Minneapolii vestors contributed to the rise. jTwo representatives of the local nominations it has before it. Social Welfare at the concluding TAKE NOTICE that on Friday the Bank here, has been arrested 48, cloudy; Kansas City 69, clear; As for the future, Henri De Lapress and two representatives of session of its 89th annual forum, 13th day of July. 1002. at 9:30 In the on a charge of embezzling aboui "I wouldn't be surprised to see forenoon, I. Donnell George Vaughn, Denver 52, partly cloudy; Dallai Chapelle of Paine, Webber, Jack- the foreign press also were pres- the judiciary committee go out At the same time, John W. shall apply to the Monmouth Cn-

a coat room, stage, two dressing Deal Parish rooms and a kitchen. Campaign organization has be gun with more than 100 men of Starts Drive the parish having attended the initial training meeting of the committee. Rev. Joseph Miele, For School parish assistant, is moderator o D5AL — Plans for a fund- the campaign committee. JUMBO raising campaign for a minimum -LEGAL NOTICE need of $300,000 to build a new NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT school and all-purpose room were OF ACCOUNT announced at Sunday's masses by ESTATE OP LOUIS J, EOURY, DK CEASED. Msgr. William J. Lannary, pastor Notlc» la hereby given that Mi* ac- counts o[ the subscriber. Surviving; JUNE of St, Mary's Church. Trustee of me estate of (iid Deceased will be audited and stated by the. Sur- Designed by James W. Man rogate of the County of Monmouth and reported for settlement to The Mon- cuso of Long Branch, the one- mouth County Court. Probate Division, story, colonial style building will on Friday, the Twentieth day *f July A. D, 1B8J, at 9:30 o'clock a.m., at be erected on the parish's 17 :*'« nounty Court Houne. Monument and Court Streets, Freehold, New Jer. SALE acre property on Wickapecko Dr., jey, at which time Application will be made' for the allowance of Commli Wanamassa, where the present, sfont end Counsel fees. temporary parochial school is Dated M»y 18th. A. D. X962. THE BANK OP NEW YOBK located. (formerly known aa Bank o New York and Trust Compan: The building housing the school and Bank of New York smi will be converted to a convent Fifty Avenue Bank), (By: ROBERT N. KAY. for the Dominican Sisters of New> Trust Officer), j. burgh, N. Y., who teach in the 48 Wall Street, ** New York City, N. Y. school. Sister Mary Paula is prifr Surviving Trustee. Roger Nutt, Esq., cipal. Counsellor at Law, The proposed building, ex- 241 Main Street, Hackensack, N. J. pected to be completed by Sep- May 29, June 1. 8. 15 S22.6! tember, 1963, will contain 10 NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS classrooms, a library, a teachers' SUPERIOR COtJKT OF NEW JERSEY room, an oratory room, a princi- CHANCERY DIVISION' 9 x 12 RUGS WILL YOUR CHILDREN MONMOUTH COUNTY pal's office and a nurse's room. DOCKET NO. r.2854-61 The all-purpose room, attached STATE OP NEW JERSEY TO to the building, will serve as a MARGARET S. USHAWA and FIBRES <™ 14.95 COTTONS 15.95 cafeteria, auditorium and gym- ALLEN USHAWA. her husband (10 colors) Foam Backed GO TO COLLEGE? You are hereby summoned and re nasium and will be equipped with qttlreH- 4o—aerve urw*- • REU8SII..T..E CORNWELL, MAUSNER & CARO TBNUTO, KSQS., plaintiffs' attorney Plan now . . . there is still time whose address Is 34 Broad Street Rayon Tweeds 24.95 DOMESTIC from 39.95 Red Bank, New Jersey, an answer to the complaint filed In a civil action in which HELEN PRICE and HILDA Florals, tweeds. Dlaln: wool, woolen ravons nvlons to save toward the future with BTONEHAM are plaintiffs and Anna Baker Smock, et ala,. are defendants, pending In the Superior Court of New a consistent saving habit at— Jersey within 35 dayi atter June 8, 1962 exclusive of auch date. If you JDOOR MATS Cocoa, Sisol and Rubber 20% OFF I fall to do no, jUflRment by default may be rendered against you for Ilia re lief demanded In the complaint. Yoi shnll file your answer and proof o lervlca In duplicate with the Clerk SUMMER RUGS Fibre, Rush, Sisal and Hemp the Superior Court. State House An- nex, Trenton, New Jeraey. In accord auica with the rules of Civil practice • ROOM ADDITIONS ,nd procedure. • ATTIC CONVERSIONS The action has been Instituted fo BATHROOM CARPET SETS .95 • DORMERS t OARAGES the purpose of foreclosing a tax sal MAINSTAY • HOOFING • PORCHES certificate dated March 11. 1957, mad Carper and Lid Cover to Match • ALUMINUM SIDINO by Ruth. B. Crawford. Collector o 9 Taxei or the Borough of New Shrews- bury, Couiity of Monmouth and State FEDERAL SAVINGS of New Jersey to C, A, S, Corpora- tion and covers real rstnte located In ADD-ON the Borough of New Bhrewabury, Coun ty of Momnoutli a^d Stntf of New Jer AND LOAN ASSOCIATION gey known as Lot 8, Block 113 *n CONSTRUCTION l,oi 10 Rlnck 1OD as shown on the K BROADLOOM CARPETS Tax Duplicate of the Borough of New Hwy. 35, Middlotown Shrewsbury. CALL DAY OR NIGHT You and each of you are mad< 50 FULL ROLLS - Tweeds, Plains, Figured and Sculptured 36 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK defendants In the above entitled action because you have or may claim ti have some right, title, lien or othe In Wool, Cotton or Nylon Face M Q% OS 1-1479 Interest affecting the real estate be Ing foreclosed, by virtue o( owner' ship, Inheritance, descent, intestacy, de- All from America's leading manufacturers ... &jL vise, dower, curtesy, mortgage, dee< or conveyance, entry of Judgment o MOHAWK, LEES, WUNDA-WEVE, GULISTAN from ™Tf sq yd. other logal or lawful right. The nnture of which and the reason that you an each of you ar*t Joined as defendants i net forth with particularity in the com RIDGE PIKE HOMES plaint, a copy of which will b» fur nlshod you on request addressed tn the Ends-of-RolIs & End Remnants • . 20% off THE BIGGEST AND BEST FOR THE MONEY attorney! of the plaintiffs at the &bo\ * THE SHERWOOD • 3 Bedrooms mentioned address. * 45 ft. wide, 28 ft. deep, 1265 tq. ft. Dated: May IS, 1062 MOTELS - HOTELS - RESTAURANTS - CHURCHES - etc. I. GRANT SCOTT, Clerk of th« Superior Court '.. Ask About Our Low, Special Contract Rates May 18. 25, June 1, 8 Ji8.8I

NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS SUPERIOR COURT OP NEW JERSK* CHANCEBY DIVISION VALUABLE COUPON MONMOliTH COUNTY Dorket No, F 3020-61 'STATE OP NEW JERSEY To EXPERT RUG CLEANING SAMUEL LEIBOWITZ. hli heirs devisee a and personal re.preaenta liven, and hi*, their or any o BY EXPERT RUG MEN lliflr miccessora In right, title ant interest; and MRS. SAMUEL LEI For the finest In rug cleaning and personalized lervice. Every rug Is BOWiTZ, her Christian name be Ing unknown; and IDA DVOSKIN thoroughly cleaned, several times If necessary, to be sure of coming up I.KIBOWITZ. Defendants. to our rigid high standards of cleanliness. M PAYMENTS FOR S MONTHS You are hereby summoned and re quire to serve upon Doremus, Russell F««nno A Ntrnila. Plnlnt|fi"« attorney whose address ti 73 3road Street. Rpd NOW SAVE 10% AND MORE Bunk, Monmouth County, New Jerse. 16 YEARS TO PAY an answer tn the (.'optpi™tut flWl Present this coupon to driver when he delivers your sparkling clean rug» s civil action In which THE EQU1T ABLE LIKK ASSURANCE SOCIF/IY and he will deduct 10% from our already low price on rug cleaning. II OF THE UNITED STATES Is Plain you have a SHEHADI Charge Account, deduct 10% from your rug cleaning ALL YOU NEED IS YOUR LOT tIff and AT.LEN OINHBKRG ami oth only and be sure to send this coupon with your remittance. ri ar« Defendants, pending In the Bu prior rourt of New Jriupy wllhl SAVE EVEN MORE. Bring your rugs to SHEHADI and save 10% with thtrty-riv« day» after June 1st, 196^ CASH and CARRY—THEN present this coupon and receive another 10%. exclusive of such • 25 MxJelt and 75 Fkwr Plaai e». Ymi nr.> mnde Oercnt'ni'ts >m Knehtri, Split Levels, line tiv peed dated March Cud. W>7 2 Storifi \t.p«m ntumen «n«l Mnllle niutnen. hi wife, conveyed or purported to con Yes! You Can Trade In Your Old Rugs & Carpets Sample Home Open Township, ftne-hnl'f Interest In the *».ove prtMirrtv. Trie ri"lntiff herein 4 Easy Ways to Buy * Layaway • Regular Charge Ridae Pike claim* that a a Id Interest, of Hsmili RIDGE PIKE CAN ERECT* *,*thnw)tK |

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HOURS.' Daily I f M to 5 PM, 7 PM to i;S0 P.M. Satuda d SumJiy 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. Msy It, II, », Jun. 1 NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- : fef HANK KETOUM RED BANK REGISTER Friday, June 1, 19 ike gftmp of Ckwtr HHI wee resi Mtl fire frciteU* tn tbslr ««HU.I>.1.JO of the lioMrsigsfsl, stiwjr REDJBANK - JU Final turtuigerntzitt for the Sole J5jMcatftg oi tfte .-eiiatt4 dent* were tevitod to Join iht o« U« »iid Paul 1. Namowlts, «e- ColU Neck Fire Department tt John Lind, East Larchmont Dr., tionally funoug concert organist benefit concert have eat bete aeasod, notice It hereby given to the spokesman for tiie group, asked of Syracuse, N.Y., has agreed to made, but the management of creditors of said deeeaHd to »»sent last nlghf g meeting of the Town- to> Uie tall Sole BiscutrU their claims the committee what Its plans return to the shore after a year's The Oaks, at McChilre's Otove, uader oats within ill months Irora this ship Committee following their in date. were for the Clover Hill area absence to lend a helping hand Mlddletown, has donated the UM .„ VACATWa TOE Dated: liajr 2KB. 1WJ. which is in the northwestern part to a fellow organist, Miss Mar- of that establishment. A tenta- IBS PUBUC IN A M*RY MAUOWITZ of the township and seven road garet Alford of Long Branch. tive date of June 24 his been J» Pine Tree Way, Settlement *^«lRjar, tt.. J, miles from the fire house. Both Mr. Rando and Miss Al- set. •" ' ••• • •. Vole Buecatrl* Henry W. (Ujrre, «JKJ., Mayor Joseph L. Moreau, Jr., ford are blind. The Red Bank Community jlyen b> WllUim •W Bang* An.. Mr. Rando has answered the Chamber of Commerce has of- . „, wl WisweU dated - Ajrtiury Pars, M. 3., ; Of $25,000 said the township's master plan v>. V, tM« and recorded Vut Atiomer calls for the construction of a request of Paul Alladin, Red fered to distribute announcements 18 the MonmouUi County Clark's Jiua i, I, ii, 21 gli.M QHlee la deed Boon F-6. pals MO firehouse somewhere in the Clo- Bank music instructor, who hasof the event. One of Mr. Alia- Bakes reference' to a road known For Injuries founded the Margaret Alford din's students, Mrs. Carol Clark, as Pewe Road, the canter line ol which ver Hill area. road, according to Hid deed, was altu- MOtiMOUTH CODNTV FREEHOLD - Two Howeil The committee, he added, is Fund for the acquisition of an has volunteered to drive to Syra- aled In Itie Township ol Mlddlstown In 8UBMK1AITB COUBT (he County at Uonmouth end gut* ol Townihip sisters received a set- considering the possibilities, but organ console for his prize pupil. cuse to transport Mr. Rando. j Mow Jerssy snifran ai follows: s *• CtetUm U Pr»« tlement totaling 125,000 here yes- it may be several years before Miss Alford has been visiting Hie concert will be free, Mr. BiaiNtflNO U a point In tha center Claina Agatael KMato Urn ol Harmony Avenue < formerly B»TATK OF NBLLUB 3.. MOXTON, terday for injuries they suffered anything can be accomplished. Red Bank once weekly for two Alladin said. Contributions to tee road from UUdletown to Waycakei DECBA8ED. years to practice in Mr. Alladin's distant 8.M chains In a nouthcssteriy Punuant to the order ol EDWARD lit an accident in which their The mayor concluded that the direction measured along the center C. BHOEOE, Surrogate ol the County father was killed. committee recognizes the heed studio and otherwise depends up- GREAT BOOKS SPEAKER line ol satd Harmony Avenue from the Of fcfoomouth, thle day mAde, on the Westerly corner of the tract ot land ai application of the underalfned, William The sisters, Linda Palscey, 15, eventually for the second fire on Braille notes and tape record' HAZLET — Miss Rachel Leop, described In the aforesaid died from I. Z^yman and The Honroouth County and Olveria Palcsey, 14, Georgia station. ings for her musical study. director of the Great Books Foun- William Mason, et ire, dated March is, National Bank, Red Bank, The Kiecu- IMS and thtnce running, as the needle on of the eetate of the eald Nallii Tavern Kd., received the settle- Stanley Herbert, a represents- AI Rando, remembered for his dation, will come to Hazlet to pointed In IMS North 41 deems 9 min-JT. Beiton. deceaaed. uMlcelj hereby utes But 2.48 el»tni to a saint; thence ment as a result of an accident ive of the fire company, told performances in shore supper lead a discussion based on "Tha (9) North M dttnea S minutes Slit tlven to the eredltore or eald deeeaeed on m. 9 Nov. 9, 1958. Their clubs, will appear in June with Death of IVan Ilych" by Tolstoy «.61 chain* to a, point; thence (3) o present to the Mid Xxecuton their the group that the logical way North 38 decrees 33 minutes But claims under oath, within elx months father, Joseph Palscey, was driv- to prepare for a second company another upstate New Yorker, Wednesday at the home of Lt. 1,31 chains to a point: thence (4) North Irani this date, Douglas Duke of Rochester. Ac- Col. and Mrs. Amos Worth, 18 . 3S decrees 83 mlnutei East its ehalni Sated: May J8lh, 1»8J ing the truck in which they were is to join the present organiza- lo a point; thence <») North « decrees WtuiAMB. LYMAJf, passengers, when it was side- cording to Mr. Alladin, the two Gerald Ter. Anyone Interested in », minutes Hist L82 chains to a point; *4 Fletcher Avenue, tion and learn what the job en- •hence (A North 36 Act reel 83 minutes Manaeauan, N. 3. swiped by a car driven by Peter tails. * DON'T eiAMg MB-B?THE R£ WE^RS oar HEREI* are among the top five organists attending should contact Mr. John < mtnutei last 8,13 dialiu to the lands . THE MONMOUTH COUNTY r Regan, 4 Waiter Dr. How or formerly Dorsett; , NATIONAL BANK, Red Bank. Patlermo, Brick Township, and Mr. Herbert invited the men .to i h i 'WJJB • WHmUBAg,, the dedication «t said 63 Broad Street, then hit a Lincoln Transit bus he fire department's meeting board of trustees, comprised of Pe;«r>« Road hai sot been aceepud or Bed Bank, N. 3. driven by Martin Heckman. West opwml by tna ^township ol .Mlddletown BY: THEODORE J. BTEUL, Tuesday night, saying, "We'll be the mayor, president of the Board • to thjOoonty ot Monmouth; and Tm»t Officer Atlantic City, head on. more than happy to have you, To Present WHEREAS. It appears to the Town- Xfrecutors of Education or the superintend- ihip Committee of the Township ol Burton T. Dorcmus, E»a., The settlement, which was ap-and there will be plenty of ap- ent of schools, and citizens who ltlddletown thst the public Interest If Mechanic Street, proved by Superior Court Judge plications available." would lie better served by re.les.elnr the Red Bank. N. J. Request For would direct the library activities . land| erlthtn the. area of said street as Attorney. Gene R. Mariano, awarded Ol- Mr. Herbert also said that it according to provisions of the deecrlbed above; June 1, 8, IS, 21 |25. m veria $21,500 for broken thighs, presently takes 10 minutes for law, Mrs. Lathrop said. . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OR- and Linda $3,500 for multiple In DAJNBD by the Township Committee NOTICE the fire trucks to get to the New Library Mrs. Lathrop also added that ot the Township of Mlddletowa In Uie Separate sealed btda for Classroom Juries. Clover Hill area. ot Uonmouth: Furniture tor the school year 1M2-1M3 MARLBORO — Flans to meet the report will also point up the AMD GARDEN CENTER ' i public right arising from the will be received by the Mlddletown The ward was against the Mayor Moreau also said that the need of a library in this ' Atlantic Hiahkmds a referred to in the preamble> Township Board of Education at the driver of the car and the bus Monmouth County Library sys- ier«o[ ei to the. lands included w.>lthl- 'n Administration Building, IW Tlndall Holmdel Fire Company would be community as established In a tem according to a professional ' ; Road, ttlddletown, N. 3. up to 8:00 company. closer to this section and either recent survey will be presented LATBR VABIETJ JACKSON * FEBKIN3 BOSKS ._ ... the laid preamble, be and P.U. prevailing time on Tuesday, June Harold G. Smith, Perth Am- survey made last year as they dame U hereby releases, exlln- 1J, M82, company would answer a call to the Township Committee at affect this community. .ied apd vicated, and that eneh Specifications and forme (or bidding boy, represented the sisters "as the two companies have co- the June 14 meeting, it was an- cation be and ttie same Is not may be secured' at the Board of Edu< Ttichard Porter, Asbury Park „. .jpted by the Township of Middle- cation Office, M Tlndall Road, Middle- operated wonderfully in the nounced by Mrs. Leonard s' This ordinance shall tike effect town, N. J, represented Mr. Patiermo., Peter past." .Lathrop,' chairman of the Library Firemen's Spring immediately upon Ite publication and ,Tb.ej Board of Education reserves the Shebell, Asbury Park, repre- Milage ai required by law. right to reject any or all bids and The mayor also said that the Committee, Event Tomorrow June I * f] to waive Immaterial informalities. sented the bus company. fire, department owns its own JAMES W. DAVlDHEIBErt. Mrs. Lathrop said all persons MIDDLETOWN — The Middle- Secretary. LEGAL NOTICE land and building in Colts Neck, interested in improving the li- ;.;:'• • WOTICB June> 1 • ' ,13.60 In the past, the township has town Fire Department will hold NOTICE OF HETTI.ES1ENT brary services are urged to at- AZALEAS 4 for $1.00 Talct notice that Cotta'e Oroctry * matched the fire company's funds its annual memorial service Sun- U«nqc more, T/A Conta/i (Jrcwery * NOTICE TO tONTKACTORS OF ACCOUNT tend the meeting.when the re- Llnuor Store, hae applied In the Mayor ESTATE! OF ELIZABETH M. NO for truck purchases. , and Council of the Borough ol Red Tha Township Committee of the BLtV DECEASED. sults of the survey will be made day, at 7:30 p.m. in the Red Bank Bank for a Plenary Retail Distribution Township ot Mtddletown will receive Notice l» hereby given th*t the ac known. License D-H for premleei eltuated at bide on June U, 1063 at 8:00 p.m. counts of the subscriber!, Administra- Baptist Church. «S Weet Bcrcen Place, Red Bank, prevailing time, at the Township Hall trices of the estate of said Deceased Fines of $25 Each A proposal will be made tha GERANIUMS 3 for $1.00 v -W.""-J^. ' • ' * Kings Highway, Htddletoirn, Now Jer- will be audited and stated hy the Sur- The service is being held there Objectione, If any, should t be made sey, for approximately l«)d square rogate of the County of Uonmouth and will assure residents of stabilized as this was the church of the late Immediately In writing to John Bryan, yards of sidewalk, with necessary work reported lor settlement to The Mon- For Street Fighters 1 Incident thereto on the South side of library services at considerable deputy chief, Russell L. Tetley. Clerk, Borough of Ked Bank. Leonardvtlle Road, between Greene mouth County Court, JProbato Division RED BANK — Magistrate John ROSEBUSHES 5 for $1.00 . , : .,.. (Blgned) Avenue and Orchard Avenue, Middle- on Friday, the Third .".... _"___. V. Crowell yesterday fined two savings and at the same time The River Plaza Hose Company COSTA'B GROCERY town Townihip, New .Jersey. A. D., 11162, at 11:30 o'clock am., at th , • t • A LIQUOR STORE County Court House, Monument and men $25 each for fighting one provide a cumulative stock of will be the host company. Oflieere, Dlrectore, Stockdtoldera. Specifications may he obtained from Court Streets, Freehold. New Jersey, community-owned reference and WATERMELON ON ICE . Philip U Costa, President and Director th< Township Clerk, Townihip Hall, at which time Application will he made another on a public street. The line of march will be River «3 Weat Bergen Place, Red Bank, Kings Highway, Mlddietawn, New Jer for the allowance of Commissions am Fined' were Roy L. Jackson, 27, research books that will be read- Plaza, Community Fire Co., QUARTERS and HALVES N. }. ley, upon proper notification and pay- Counsel fees, . ily accessible and at convenien Victor B. Cotti, Vice Pretldent, Dl ment of ten dollars (flD.OO), the cost Dated May ?""• « t>. i0«2. of 91 West Bergen PI. and Jef- Naveslnk Hook and Ladder Co., rector and BlocKliolder of the preparation. EMILY CONLEY, hours to students and research 61 Weit Berien Place, Bed Bank, Lucust Point Road. frey Vowols, 46, of 147 West Ber- Brevent Park and Leonardo Fire Large Variety of Nursery Stock •ST. J. Each bid must be accompanied hy . Locust. New Jersey. gen PI. Police testified the fighl readers as well as a supply of Co., Belford Engine, East Keans- Hlcholu O. Costa, Secretary, Treas- a certified chick for ten per cent ISABELLE CARLEON. urer. Director and stockholder (10%) of the amount of the bid,, made 212 Argyle Place, occurred Tuesday. recreational reading of popular- burg, Port Monmouth, Belford tt West Berten Place, Bed Bank, payable to the Township of Mlddletown. Arlington, New Jersey, demand best sellers in fiction and Independent, Middletown, Lin- N. 1. The Township Committee reserves the Administratrices, George E. Liggett, 79 Plane Full Line of... , Jo Ann C. Beaty, Assistant Secretary right to reject any or all bids. Messrs. Robert, Fillsbury * 9% West Bergen Place, Ked Bank( By Order of the Township Commit' & Carton, tes of the Township of Hlddletown. Counsellors at Law, . 10 days in jail after he pleaded Perennials • Annuals Dttate' ef Roiarla Costa, deceased, HOWABD W. ROBERTS, 05-97 First Avenue. Stockholder. Townihip Clerk. Atlantic Hlrhiande, N. J. June 1 • *1221 June 1 ; J6.30 Garden Supplies • Shrubs

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tm by iota H. €w* art tksry CU> THOMAS IRVING BttOWN, ittHSSt Writes About His Best Friends M. HAROLD KELLY. General Manager Some of my best friends are books. In tho tin* W. HARRY PENWNGTON, Production Manager that I was away, watching my father fight hii way Member of the Amclated ttm up to a brazen flirtation with his nurses, some pub- ticimiwiy w tbt OM toft ntwsactuoa M *u m» IOCU «»• lishers kindly sent new books to the house. These idled up, like gold coins in a miser's purse, and I must tell Member of American Newipaper Publishers Association Member Audit Bureau of Circulation you about some of them. 1M Bask lUgtfMr UIUBIM no Bnuteiu mpoBMMttttM Mr cypojcrapsicit trron to tdrtntfamwita. There is a new n6vel by John •rlUwu «tor«t. tbat put e( u WT«rU«tm»nt la wbleli lh» lypojiapWcal trror occurs. AS- HI « mvmulbiutlui tor gtttammu ef oi>tnlon» is itttun bom Its rudtn. —in many ways greater over the long Mtoo'ilttton PrMw Is Oa» r«*r tl&M BU matin. JS.00 •IsD* «mv tt sooBtai. T met* con by mm. > tuati career than Hemingway and Faulkner —and his subject this time is a man FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1962 who decides to become a motion pic- ture star because there is nothing bet- Acquiring Monmouth Battleground BISHOP ter to do.,0'Hara's portrait of Holly- wood in the 1930's is authentic and merciless. The Monmouth County Planning Church is under option of sale to Arllne Boucher and John Tehan are a marital team. Board is right in urging the state a housing developer. They have written a biography called "Prince of De- to take immediate action to acquire The state has been studying the mocracy: James Cardinal Gibbons," He was a mild, disarming man, archbishop of Baltimore at a time when land through the Green Acres pro- area with the aim of purchasing the Catholic Church was regarded with suspicion by gram to make a park at the site of property to commemorate the famous many Americans. Ironically, Gibbons, was one of the the Battle of Monmouth in Mana- battle which took place in 1778. first supporters of separation of church and state. In lapan Township. But, as Board Chairman E. Don- death, he grows bigger. It would be a shame if this his- ald Sterner says, unless the state Damning With Faint Praise torical site, which has meant so moves quickly it will lose a chunk "Tell Dublin I Miss Her" is an autobiography by much to county and state resi- of land in the middle of the pro- Dominic Behan, brother of the leaning Brendan. It is posed park. a well-written assortment of recollections. It opens on dents, fell victim to the developer's the Easter Rebellion of 1916, from which point all Irish bulldozer. Time, obviously, is an important history starts, moving forward or back. Dominic, 1 But that could happen. Stanley factor in this matter—and we urge think, is a better writer than his brother, although tills Orr of Freehold told the planners state officials to act with speed to "Tha Americans are arguing about WHICH medical can plan for tt» aged Hi«y is damning him with faint praise indeed. last week he has been reliably in- acquire the Monmouth battleground should hav« ... I wish we had just one ...!" One of the best documented of recent books Is formed that 190 acres in the im- land which has such important "Ploesti," an account of the great and disastrous air metfate vicinity of Old Tennent meanings to all of us. These Pays; raid on the Roumanian oil fields in August 1943. It was HAL written by James Dugan and Carroll Stewart and it deserves a broader audience than it is getting. Any A Job for Texans The Church and the Empire non-fiction book Is Improved by painstaking research, BOYLE and this one is researched into the ground. Billie Sol Estes appears to be had been shot five times with a bolt- By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY NEW YORK (AP) — Is Joe College getting spoiled? The most glamorous house in the world is the fouling up the atmosphere of the action .22 caliber gun, had suffered Two phases of the Marxian Revolution affect all Many personnel executives Executive Mansion at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, great state of Texas and its scent a severe head injury and had peoples today: think he is. Washington D. C. Nanette Kutner beat many other "University graduates today is being recognized clear across the breathed in enough carbon monoxide 1. The Church—that is, the Marxist ideological 'are7t"inter* writers to the literary draw by writing "The White land. to have caused his death. Investiga- concept and ritual which has been developed into a ested In start- House Saga," a colorful history of the place and a few crusading communism. This exists in all countries, Before the entangling vines of the tion is needed to produce all the ing at the hot- of the families who have lived there. Communist, neutral, or Western. torn—they want facts, but it is possible that what a job as near Ruth Montgomery a Favorite Billie Sol Estes crop are harvested The principal agency of this move he knew led to his death. the top as poj- One of my favorite writers, Ruth Montgomery, has and made subject of more or less ment is the Communist Party which in sible," grum- written a book called "Once There Was a Nun." It is complete examination, many persons Texas always has been a state a country such as Italy is still large in bled one execu- the story of Mary, the daughter of Senator Pat McCar- tive. In high position may well have ex- that has bragged about justice. Now membership although Italy is an anti- ran of Nevada. She is, I would guess, the only,woman cellent reason for regret in having is the time for the Texans to prove Communist country. In the United "Mostofthem in the world who can say that she was a nun for 32 States, this party is very small. don't ask what years, and returned to secular life to take care of her had a hand in their production. that they know how to bring justice BOYLE opportumti e s To all else now is added suspicion about. The Texas Rangers and all Its indirect influence is extensive lie ahead. They want to know chronically ill mother and sister. A dramatic story., because many of its ideas have been 'what's In it for me right now?' of murder. other of their "law men" had better More and more, publishers are having books writ- SOKOLSKY absorbed both by the intelligentsia and They inquire about pension pro- ten about topical events. Putnam has one, written by Nearly a year ago Henry H. concentrate more heavily upon the grams, medical care, bonuses, the populace. For instance, there is no longer a capi- and all kinds of fringe benefits. Beth Day, called "Passage Perilous." It's the story of Marshall, a civil servant, died in East Billie Sol Estes case and upon the talist country in the 19th Century sense. Everywhere "They don't want to live in the Santa Maria, the cruise ship which was hijacked Texas. He was a man reputedly close men' that aided and abetted his ad- there is some kind of mixed economy, the best exam- small towns. They don't want a by Portuguese rebels. Then there is Ballantine Books ple being the United States where there are not only job that requires them to travel to Billie Sol Estes and his associates. vance into national prominence, from home much. They are less ne,w paperback: "The Cuban Invasion," by Tad Szulc A justice of the peace decided that There is entirely too much at stake numerous controls over the means of production and interested in what they can do and Karl Meyer. right now to delay a complete distribution but also a large number of government for the corporation than in what Paperbacks are, of course, big business, and they Marshall was a suicide. That was owned and operated enterprises. they can get the corporation to before a recent autopsy showed he investigation. do for them. have been earning big profits on books about World There are many manifestations of Marxism but "Sometimes they're so choosy War II. Some of the best can be read only in soft cov- what concerns us might best be described as com- you get the feeling the corpora- ers. "The Battle of Leyte Gulf," by Stan Smith, and munism. And there are many types of communism. For tion isn't hiring them—they're hir- Your Money's Worth: ing the corporation." "The Divine Wind" are examples. "The Divine Wind" instance, in Soviet Russia, Marxism is a socialism There Is no doubt that ever is, of course, the story of the Japanese Kamikaze pilots which employs many of the devices of capitalism. The since the second Warld War life as told by a Japanese. has been getting rosier and rosier Trial Balloons on Tax Cut Flying High more industrialized Soviet Russia becomes, the less "The Night Hamburg Died," written by Martin "pure" are its Communist characteristics. What actual- for Joe College as he makes an almost effortless step from the Caldin, is the first detailed report of what fire raids By SYLVIA PORTER ly is happening there seems to be that an incentive campus Into business life. did to Germany's second largest city In one week. The The trial balloons on a major anyway. It'll not make much agree that the extent to which system is producing a new type capitalistic elite, simi- Up $20 In Year A recent survey by the Family holocaust killed about as many people—70,000—as the tax cut for.corporations across- difference to sophisticated foreign taxes drained money out of our lar to the American self-made men of the early 20th atom bomb did at Hiroshima, but it drew no attention the-board and for , individuals financiers how big the deficit economy during the recovery ol Century. Economics Bureau of the North- across-the-board too are flying if they understand why we're ere 1958 explains why that advance western National Life Insurance until Ballantine Books published the story. high all over Washington today ating it. Nor is inflation a dangei faltered in 1959 and the extent to The Condition in China Company Indicated 1962 gradu- Traveling Made Cheap —and these are In an economy which is slack. which taxes are draining money ates will get starting salaries $20 real trial bal- "The one great weapon in oui out of our economy today ex- On the other hand, in Jugoslavia, there seems to to $30 a month higher than those The American Biblo<5ociety has printed a large soft loons, not mir- economic arsenal which w plains today's sluggishness. be a wider division of the benefits of production, while of a year ago. cover book called "The New Testament (King James ages. These haven't used to spark our econ- Thus, the trial balloons—to pre- in Red China, an effort was made to turn an anarchistic, The survey showed beginning Version)." It isn't new. I have two copies of it under the balloons are omy is a no-fooling tax reductio pare the way. salaries ranging from $450 to $500 being sent up This most powerful of all weapon patristic society, vestigially feudal, by a great leap, into title: "The Good News," and I've had them for years. The chairman of the President's a month awaited liberal arts or by top policy- should be used now to get us on a primitive Communist society. business, school alumni. Gradu- It Is basically a book of photographs of Jerusalem and makers in the a strong, solid upturn. Let's no Council of Economic Advisers, Dr. Walter Heller, began launch- ates in engineering or science Nazareth and the areas between. Ada inistra- delay until we're in a thorougl Nowhere has Marxism succeeded in its major ef- could look forward to even more tion and the mess." Ing the balloons in public in early fort which is: by redistribution of the income from It can be heartily recommended to all Christian! May. The President himself sent —5565 to $580. i Federal R e- And a Ph. D. degree holder who subscribe to the King James version of the Bible. Today's Sluggishness one up at his press conference production and distribution to create a classless soci- serve System with some experience could ex- PORTER The reason the emphasis last week when as asked, "Does ety. In fact, it may be said without contradiction, that I have visited the Holy Land twice and I do not know for the most pect from $900 to $1,000 a month. shifting so much to tax reductio our tax system stimulate the of any other book which gives an insight to what the Important purpose of testing the idealistic economic and social aims of Marxism Ah, me! Those figures awaken is that the best economic minds economy or docs it serve as a your reaction so a judgment can are more manifest in such countries as the United a feeling of wry nostalgia in holy places look like. in our country are coming to th drag on the economy because of be made on whether a step of those of us who were graduated conclusion that our huge tax loai the way it hits the structure at States and Great Britain than in any Communist coun- "Crusade Against Crime" is a book of law-enforce- such boldness in 1963, or even be- just a generation—30 years—ago. accounts for our economy's fai a time when the eoonomy is ment stories edited by Jerry D. Lewis. It's a series of fore, would give our economy try where the standards, of life remain contemptibly low. It was a far crueler world that ure to grow to its full potential moving out of a recession into the forward, thrust it so badly p faced the graduates of 1932. No factual who-dunits written by such diverse men as J. i t M d a period of prosperity?" This is 2i The driving force of the Marxist Revolution has needs. in recent years. More and mor< a profound question which tells been an evangelical effort to convert the entire world personnel scouts from,big firms Edgar Hoover, Morris Ernst, Alan Hynd and Don White- It is not Just election year you a lot about what the Presi- stood in line to ask how they talk, as it has been so many not only to the economic and political forms of Marx- head. The last of the new books is "O'Neill," a biogra- dent is hearing and thinking. could make us happy. phy of playwright Eugene O'Neill, written by Arthur times in previous administrations. Treasury Secretary Dillon made ism-Leninism but also to its basic sociological concept That was still in the pit of the The cynics who hold it is are not his contribution in New York.! re- which is that man is a casual product of the struggle great depression, and no one and Barbara Gelb. The only item against it is the price- looking beyond their noses to see cently, too, when he stressed that seemed to want us—our alma $12.50. what ¥is happening in our econ- for biologic form and existence. budget deficits in a slack econ- mater, our parents, or the out- omy and why a decision to ask omy do not lead to inflation and, Out of this evangelical effort, which at first was Reading a book is still the cheapest way of visit for a large tax cut for everybody side world. A sheepskin was no If we can cure the recessions, propagandist^ then politically infiltrating, has de- automatic passport to employ- ing far off places and meeting interesting people . . . may be made by the administra- the budget deficits also will dis- tion startbV.gly soon. veloped an imperialism both political and military. meat. You couldn't even look for- appear. Federal Reserve Board ward to a corner on which to "Now, Yon Were Saying That Hey! Where For the fact is our economy governor George Mitchell hit the Soviet Russia has conquered a good part of Eu- today is only "sliding up" and sell apples: tho best corners point in a Minneapolis address rope, becoming the successor to the Hapsburg Empire were already taken. Are You?" an economy that is only sliding when he warned, "Increasingly up can, as one astute observer serious consideration will have as well as to the Romanoff Empire. It took a large Worked For Fare put it in a private talk the other be given to (tax) remedies1 part of Germany from the Nazi Revolution. As the A graduate with a job—any day, "simply fade away next kind of a Job—was the envy of year." Our economy Is grow- f the economy "continues to fall principal beneficiary of World War II, Soviet Russia his classmates. Many were will- ing, but not growing fast enough. •veil short of its potentials." conquered China and presented it to the Chinese Com- Ing to work for carfare, or even In Washington a few days ago munist Party. It also developed a political enclave in for nothing, just to get some Dents In Unemployment was smothered with "bal- kind of foothold in business. We are making dents in unem- oons;" in wpry conversation, the the Moslem countries of West Asia. Its rise was so You couldn't even afford to get ployment, but not making them Jfficial I Whs interviewing initi rapid and successful that a number of important Eu- on a sufficient scale. The 1961- tied talk about the wisdom of a married unless you met a girl 62 business advance is now enter- ax cut soon. ropean, Asiatic and African countries either became with a wealthy papa, and wealthy papas were in quite short supply ing its 16th month and. while Unless a miracle occurs—and satellites or declared themselves neutral between the there's still life in it, with each —and In any case, weren't look- he stock market hardly suggests United States and Soviet Russia. ing for a hungry son-in-law. month the threat increases that me is on the way—a tax cut is the advance will get tired. The :oming. Sooner than you may Red China, as I have already indicated in these To cite a personal example, it U, fear Is spreading among informed Iream. :olumns, is moving imperially throughout East Asia, was a full year after graduation sources that unless an economic that I landed my first job. It "miracle" occurs, we well may seeking to build an Empire as large as that of the Em- paid all of $62.50 a month, and Ever-incrensing auto vacation I was glad to get It I could be back in a recession next year ravel has Vompted luggage peror Chienlung. The technique of Red China is to —with all that implies. have cried in gratitude. anufacturers 1^ develop a new stimulate civil war within a country, to support one This prospect, It is argued by Two and a half years after oncept of packing ami trans- faction with arms, "volunteers" and money, and then leaving college I had worked up mounting numbers of men In po orting clothing, expressly suited altlon to make policy, must not to pacify the country by means of "advisers." The to $100 a month. I had been away motor travel. from the campus II full years be permitted to become reality. Consequently, tho traveling present wars in Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Indonesia Say they, in effect, "We must not berore I got up to $100 a week. ;arment bag has come Into Its are examples of Red Chinese techniques. When I reached that landmark, Just hope for a miracle, we must wn. It protects, is easy to create one, Cuba is another example of Soviet Imperialism. I looked back across more thsn andle, and allows the traveler a decade of belt-tightening times "Sure, tax cuts which leave bil- carry many garments on There never was a time when the Castro Revolution lions of additional dollars in the and recalled what a group of us angero, as well as to fold up was not Communistic. There never was a time that In the class of 1932 had agreed fefttds of employees and employ- ie entire bng (resulting in very ers will lend the deficit in next wr government was not accurately informed that Cas- we would have settled then for as !tle crushing of clothing) for a lifetime earnings guarantee. mft fcudftftt *kyrockellng-but arrylng like a sultcasa when tro, his brother Raul, Che Guevara and the principal Wrt fOfog to haw a big deficit 6—Friday, Juno 1, 1962 The figure had been $200 a ^referred. men in the Castro Revolution were Communists. month, A (Hibernians BED BANK BEGI5TEB Fri£*y, Juzw 1, 1962-7 Bridge Column To Convene ; By ALFRED SKEWVOUD Man * hand look* wry rifaplt| THE HANDS June 14-16 |f« Wkama to stop w4 thiak, ASBURY PAWC - The 7Mi.M-] ir» far aon convenient io pUy «b» hand lay intact tor a lew epnialstateooomitknofthsAa- trick*. Tfees you am stop «JKJ t Order of Hibernians and think—of n cxenM for having Ladies' Auxiliary will be held nusiacrtd a cold contract. Jane 14 to W in tha Berkeley With ray warning ringing In Carter* HoUL your etti you would probably play this hand carefully, But no- Registrations and a pre-conven- Indy ww wiggling a finger un- tton social ara scheduled for the der South'* now when ha played opening day. HEADQUARTERS the band. That came later. Rev. John T- Lawlor, state South won the first trick with chaplain, will celebrate a solemn the ace of diamonds and drew one mass June IS fa Holy Spirit round of trump* with the ace. In- Church at whleh Rev. Manrus atlnct told him to do thia, but la- Kennedy of Siena College, Buf- CYand ACT'S falo, will preach. A breakfast will follow In the hotel, after which business sessions will get BLENDED WHISKEY underway. ITS CLEAR, A mass for deceased members Fifth Vi gal. ttinet does a better Job with will be celebrated In Holy Spirit WEN animtla than with auch lord* of Church June 16 at 9 a.m. creation ai bridge playeri. The convention banquet will be South continued by raffing held mat evening with Rev. Lau- diamond In dummy, returned to rence J. McGinley, S.J., presi- hit hand with a trump, and dent of Fordham University, as speaker. CY and ARTS ruffed Ma but diamond with dum- STAR OF ROMFHt ROOM — Miss Barbara of the TV show Romper Room, left, auto, my's lair trump. All he had to do John F. Kelly and Mrs. Martha was find a way to get back to graphs a book for^'Jaekla" Selah, 6, of 50 Linden PI., Red Bank, while big brother Halbtag tra serving aa honorary his own hand to draw West's last Tommy, 7, stands by. A crowd of mothers with their children wera on hand at New- chairmen with Father Lawlor, trump. berry's last Friday whan Miss Barbara was at tha stora for three hours talking with Joseph A. Byrne of Deal and Impossible Task Mrs. Catharine M. -Glenim of It was an impossible; task. the children. Tha Una of mothers and children ate waiting their chance* to gat an Trenton, past state president of South tried to reach his hand autograph. tha auxiliary, ara convention co- with a club, but West ruffed. I chairmen. declarer had led a heart from dummy Instead, East would have DAILY CROSSWORD Buckley's Ordination BOTCH'S taken the trick and would have Weekly AOBOSS 8. Any led a club for his partner to ruff. I Small heathen As Jesuit Next Week Try Cy & Art $ Own Brand AUTOMATIC pi* ' deity • West could have defeated the «. Flash 8. Playing- SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Mi- « SCOTCH • VODKA • BOURBON contract by opening a heart an Food 11, Sensational cud chael J. Buckley, a graduate of • PORT • SHERRY • MUSCATEL CAR WASH ruffing a club return, but the 13. Broadcast. 10. Pitch Red Bank (NJ) Catholic High contract was unbeatable with the lngmedlunt about OPEN DAILY TIL 10 P. M. 1» E.' NEWMAN SPRINGS KD. School in 1949, wUl be ordained actual diamond opening lead. 1& Biblical 14. IMs- a Jesuit priest next Friday by RED BANK, N. J. South should, win the ace of dia- Review character dose ca 14. Buffaloes 18. Hello Archbishop Joseph T. McGucken monds, ruff a diamond high, get • By The Associated Press 80. Covers of San Francisco. to his hand with a trump, ruff W. light brown 18. Great 3a Music 10. Squabbles - warmth Ha is the son of Col. and Mrs. CY* AUTO'S? another diamond high, and lead Chicken and steak ara the head' note line items at many of the US' (slang) 19. Slight 3*. To gossip Michael J, Buckley, who now live dummy's last trump to his own ltUnder. taste 40. English in San Jose, Calif. His first sol- 1059 OCEAN AVE. 8424088 SEA BRIGHT hand, Declarer Is then In his own (ton's supermarkets end neighbor- 85. Appraise ALSO AVAILABLE AT OUR NEPTUNE STORE garment 20. Fuss 38.014 Greek river emn mass will ba celebrated here hand to draw the last trump and hood groceries this weekend as 10. Secure 22. Scotland 42. Me*. JUMPING BROOK SHOPPING CENTER, HWY » food marketers plunge vigorous- coin Sunday, June, 17, In St. Clare's claim his slam contract. 21. Arms'Joints county 37. Prison com. !em Chnrrh «f 1?*14 nm 1/ into the cookout and picnic 26. Perfect 23,Ryukyu partmenp t titlle DAILY QUESTION season. 28. Alaskan Islander 39. Partly fused 44. Paid Partner opens 'with one spade, Chains In every section offer river 24. Gained glass notlca and the next player passes. Yon bargain prices on broiling or fry- 29. A doorway hold; Spades-K 10 S 3. Hearts Ing chickens, which are readily 3LWee 1 a 3 4- S to. 7 8 9 —K J 10 S 3. Diamonds-J. Clubs convertible Into a cookout item 32. Ambulance born II n. -AKJ. What do you say? with the addition of a little bar- 84. A rich cloth becue sauce. ^A Answer: Bid two hearts. You 38. Astern n 14 plan to bid clubs next and then Steaks are a counter attraction 41.Tags raise spades' to game. The Idea In the Northeast, Southeast and 42. Amiss IS tb Is to show the shortness In dia Midwest with round and sirloin 43. Coral island monds by bidding the other thre the most frequently featured. 44. Once more n 45. Reigning % % THEflOLlBEfifiADWHOHWS suits. Eggs continue to be outstand- beauty 19 10 21 33 24- UNMASW8KAUSEWEREWS For Shelnwold's 38-page book- ing bargains almost everywhere, 4«.JtaUan NO MBTrOM|BSS»ffiEPStt|M - let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge, while dairy products also are poet 37 28 send 50c to Bridge Brook, Red prominently advert! »ed in connec- ^A Graduate ott of the rent- Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand tion with the labelling of June as DOWN 3O 31 paying claw and become a Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. Dairy Month. Milk is seasonally 1. Braid 3a 33 V home owner. No matter where plentiful, leading to related bar- 2.DlatincUve PACK HAS OUTING gains in various cheeses, Ice air % % A % you want to live In the com- 3.M0V19 54- 35 3b 37 SB 39 •0 munity, we can show you cream, butter and the like. FAIR HAVEN — Cub Seoul 1 home* that wUI fit both your Pack 34 recently held an outing Ham also is a bargain item in RYart •H some sections, while other re- (abbr.) need* and budget, See our in Cheesequake State Park. 43 •4- listings this week., • Awards were presented to Doug gional favorites Include boneless 6. Tough, as Hodgeman chuck and round roast In the some ^A Jerolamon, Bob Coddington, Wll •6" 4t» II Ham Cosier, Floyd Sidwell, Tom Northeast. meat - 7. Girl Tlerny, William Jakubecy, Tomi Produce' counters offer a v* WATER FLOTE Field, Richard Stout, Michae riety of vegetables and fruits as iGlblin, Bob Vetterl, Robert Lay nearby orchards and fields aug- AGENCY burn, Tom Tierny and Davi ment supplies from more distant Services Organization has an- • Siie 28x48 Istrack and Lloyd Sidwell. growing areas. USO Beach nounced that family passes will Asparagus, corn, cucumbi be issued at the USO Beach Club • Style #4770 It adds up! More and mor assorted cooking greens, lettuce, starting today. They also will onions, spinach, squash, tomatoes be Issued on weekends until regu- . 7575 people-use The Register ads each Passes Ready • First quality l'7S76 and potatoes axe plentiful in lar daily operations start in mid- k'ttlHiink. IV, Issue because results come fast- most areas. Regional items also LONG BRANCH — The United June. m* -~Advtortfaftment The beach Is open to all mili- • Fully guaranteed radishes, rhubarb, beets, broccoli, tary personnel on active duty and I cabbage, eggplant, peas, okra, their duly authorized dependents. s j artichokes and cauliflower. Passes must be shown t th Reg. W Stock up here ca al Top buys among fruits are club. those oranges, banana!, avocados and At the beach are a snack bar, —just in time for shortcakes and supplies, showers, dressing OTHER SIZES ALSO AVAILABLE to your sunnneiwno church festivals —• strawberries. rooms and other facilities. Vol- AT DISCOUNT PRICES! IteoJth and pleasurel Also on tap are limes, lemons, unteers operate a snack [blackberries and a few peaches. Buses from Fort Monmouth de- BEACHCIUB Melons, especially cantaloupes part regularly on the hour. land watermelons, ara moving in- to the bargain class in some sec- It pays to advertise NORTH BEACH SEA BRIGHT, N. J. tions as shipments Increase. 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Avoliable On Any Don CLASSIC RECORDS • . • a a • • Six Records Save Regularly • Save Automatically with over TOO Do you like to cook our own hot dogs and hamburgers on songs. the beach? Ask About Our Regular $3.00 • • • a • • SAVE-O-MATIC PLAN These are a very few of the many advantages you will en- joy by joining with the nicest people we know (our mem- bers) for your summer in the sun at SURFRIDER. Miniature Department If you are interested, drive down and give us the once over. Store Our storm repairs are practically completed and we're just CY & ART'S abouf ready to go. 1050-1052 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT See you over the weekend, , ' DOU0LAS W. BURKHARDT, (Open Daily and Sat. 9 A. M. to 10 P. M.; Sun. to 6) Manager ' , "" June 1, 1562 RED BANK REGISTER Mrs. Virginia Stars Nwftfial Mass Follows Wed to William Edhart Marries Chris Wood KEO BARK ..— Un. Vugim* • Mr»."H. Vlaewt Eiy of Avw'iMiss De Mio Wed in St. Ann s KE/LNSBUR.0 - Miff M*rle P. Stint of ft Spring Ter., daugh- &M O Of Miss Allocco Becomes Bride Veiouita De&Mo, dfeughitr of Mr. ter of -Mr*. EMridge To,* Theresa A reception followed the wed- ted Mrs. Angela De'flto, V Ate Allocco, daughter of Mr, and Grantwood and the late Gustave Myrtle Ave,, Keansburg, was lHbricb,,.w»s married W«dnesdayj ding in Paul's Edgewater, Waiut- Hrt, Deminick Aliaco, 21 massa. married to Rtfbert Mlch&el Coate, night in the Presbyterian Church S^rthtny Rd., Hazier, became the Mr. Wood is director of hurdle In St. Ann's Catholic Church May brU* of William Robert Neinart. to Christopher R. Wood, Jr., son racing at Monmouth Park Jockey I?. «OO of Mr. and Mrs. William of Mrs. Elizabeth Wood of Mar- Club and field director of the The bridegroom is the son of Gtea Neihart, 220 Dock St., Un- gate and Christopher R. Wood of United Hunt Meets. Mr. and Mm, Pasquals Conte, ion Beach, on May 19. Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Wood will reside 26 Franklin Ter., Long Branch. Rev. Peter Mooney of St. Bene- Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster, in Red Bank and Margate after Rev. Anthony Luisini performed dict's Catholic Church, Hazlet, pastor, officiated. their return from a wedding trip. the double ring ceremony and performed the double ring cere- celebrated the nuptial mass which mony here in St. Joseph's Cath- followed. olic Church. The bride was given in mar- The bride was given in mar- Robert Lucas Marries rlags by her father. She wore » riage by her father. Her im- full-length gown designed with a ported silk organza and Alencon JERSEY CITY — Miss Adrl bouquets of white lilacs centered lace gown was designed with a anne Loretta Bunio, daughter of with carnations which matched lace bodice, scoop neckline and fitted bodice, batteau neckline Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Bunio their gowns. long tapered sleeves. Matching and cap sleeves. The bouffant of this city, was married here William Hodge of Highlands lace appliques trimmed the full bell-shaped skirt was appllqued May 20 in Our Lady of Chesto- was best man. Ushers were John organza skirt which flowed into with lace medallions and termi- chowa Catholic Church to Robert Szymanski, East Rutherford; Ml a chapel-length train. Her finger- nated in a catherdral train. Her Earl Lucas, son of Mr. and Mrs. chael Gross and Peter DeDella, tip-length veil of French Illusion butterfly three-tier veil of im- Richard Lucas, 127 Navesink both of Jersey City, and Douglas was held by a crown of aurora ported silk English illusion was Ave., Highlands. Finlay, Highlands. borealis crystals. She carried a held In place by a eloche cap of Rev. Edward Gubernat offici- The bride, a medical doctor's lace-covered prayer book orange blossoms and pearls and ated. A reception followed In So- assistant, is a graduate of Essex adorned with white orchids. she carried a cascade bouquet of phie's Greenville Gardens. College and American Telephone Mali of Honor & Telegraph Company Business white carnations and babies' ' The bride was given In mar- Miss Barbara Jean DeMlo, breath. riage by her father. She wore a School. In Service Keansburg, was maid of honor Attendants in Blue gown of embroidered nylon fash- for her sister. Her Nile green silk The bridegroom is an alumnus Mrs. Robert M. Conte Miss Catherine Nespoli, Para- ioned with a four-tier full-length of Atlantic Highlands High School organza gown was bell-shaped in jnus, cousin of the bride, was skirt. Her three-tier veil was held and Renssalaer Polytechnical In- the front and terminated in a maid of honor. Bridesmaids were in place by a crystal crown and stitute.- He also attended City Col- chapel sweep. She wore a petal Miss Theresa Meglio, cousin of she carried white lilacs centered lege of New York where he was headpiece and carried a spiral the bride, and Miss Sandra Me- with a white orchid. 700 Pupils Take Part working toward a master's de- bouquet of yellow daisies. denback, both of Keyport, and Mrs. William It. Neihart Miss Gloria Orlowski, Jersey gree. He Is completing his first Bridesmaids were Miss Maria Miss Maria Orlando, Holmdel City, was maid of honor. Brides- year of service in the U. S. Army, Sanatore, Woodhaven, L.I., and Their dance blue full length maids were the Misses Veronica stationed at Fort Bragg, N. C. In PTA Flower Show Miss Janet Skhauzick, Miami, gowns of silk organza were styled DeDella andMaryann Gross, both He Is on leave of absence from with scoop necklines, cap sleeves Flower Show Winners of this city. Fla., cousins of the bride, and Chevrolet Division of General Mo- HIGHLANDS - Approximate; .land, John Sciortino, Danny May and bell-shaped skirts. They wore Miss Eileen Giordano, Long Attendants' Gowns tors Corporation, Tarrytown, 700 entries were submitted in thi enschein, Maryellen O'Brien, San- matching circle hats and carried Branch. Their gmma and head- The honor attendant's sheath N. Y., where he Is employed as 10th annual flower show presentee dra Layton, Donald Gould, How- cascade bouquets of blue carna- by pupils of Highlands Publii ard Paronto, Patricia Dempsey, pieces were similarly styled in In Shrewsbury Event gown was of canary yellow silk a production engineer. tions. School recently In the school aud- Harold Sutton, Maureen Black apple green and they carried organza with an eight-point hand- The couple are residing at Fort spiral bouquets of Nile green Three-year-old Catherine Alloc- SHREWSBURY — Mrs. Wil- Reed, Richard Pratt, Vicki Steck, itorium. The event was sponsored and Diane Smithson, honorable liam Rehm, chairman of a PTA- Debbie Fitzgerald, William Carle, kerchief oversklrt, and the Identi- Bragg following a wedding trip by the Parent-Teacher Associa- mention. daisies. co, Hazlet, sister of the bride, cally styled bridesmaids' gowns to Fayetteville, N. C. They will : sponsored flower show held here Elizabeth Pratt, Jennifer Otis, tion. Joseph Conte, Oceanport, was was the flower gh. She wore a were in peacock blue. They wore live in Tarrytown on completion Class 2 — Diane Niscosia and recently has announced names of Robert Siedlecki; Carlene Bar- Patricia Niscosia, first; Louise' best man. Ushers were Joseph short' frock of dance blue organ- petal headpieces to match their of the bridegroom's Army serv- Mrs. Vincent J. Mendes, chali pupils who received awards and mann and Kathy Rice. Mierzwa, Halk Mendes, Clifford Conte and Patrick Conte, Long za and a matching bow-clip hat. gowns and carried old fashioned ice. man, was assisted by Mrs. Thorn She carried a princess basket of ribbons. Second Frizes P. Masse, Mrs. James L. Rich Godley, Georginna Schmidt, Ste- Branch, brothers of the bride- phen Lynn, Shirley Rugg and groom, and Louis Conte, Ocean- light blue carnations. First prize winners in eight Second prize winners were ard, Mra. Gilbert B. Parker, Mrs John Bosnians, second, and Wade port. . / John Seber, Union Beach, Were Robert Luehman, Nancy Collins, Loretta Rodack, Theodore Mieizwa and, Mrs. WI" classes Welczoreck, third. terved as best man. Ushers were: Carrie Blair, Douglass Keiper, Nancy Pries, Karen Halverson, liam Hodge. Brother Carries Ring Class 3— Susan Trinburg and John Pinto, Keyport; Charles Al- Walter Wilcoxen, Christine Mes- Carrie Blair, David Bentley, Car- Closing Events Judges were Mrs. Orris D John DeMlo, Keansburg, broth- Mary Coolick, first; Haik Mendes' locco, Holmdel, cousin of the sina, Elizabeth Pratt, Linda Bar- oline Doi, Patricia Rice, Nina Steelman, Mrs. Charles P. John er of the bride, was the ring Eugene. Helnsius, Blue Jay and Kim Masse, second, and bride; and Richard Jouaneau, berio, Linda Vigrieault, Cathy Davis, Ellen Feussner, Henry Mrs. J. Frank Reaves was son, Mrs. George Kelly, and Mrs. bearer, Matawan. Forson, Judy Siderman, Carol elected president of. the Wome: Court, Oak Hill. Stanley Journeay, members Carles Walstrom and Linda Se- A. reception followed ta TJia McEver, Henry Forson, Steven bester, third. Five-year-old Richard Jouan-, Warwick, Richard Pratt, Carol Ely, Meredith Newbon, Linda of Christ Church, Middletown, al the Atlantic Highlands Garde; Oaks, Middletown. the group's closing meeting la JUNE MEETING of the Wom- Class 4 — Karen Mount and eau, Jr., Matawan, was ring Mass, David Crome, George Ivins Daggett, Patty Jo tinstone, Jay Club. , They will reside on Washington bearer. Halverson, Jean Siediecki, Billy week In Leeds Hall. en's Society of Christian Serv- Robby Mount, first; Debbie Her- and Pam Koenig. ice, Red Bank Methodist Church, William Mercier"s exhibit tool Ave., Keansburg on their return Perth Amboy Reception Clark, Phillip Harrison, Laura Elected to serve with Mri old, Linda Anasloff and Charles will be h e 1 d Wednesday at the best in show award, com from Florida. Also, Gregory Hensler, Valley Zeisel, Holly Martin, Elizabeth Reaves are Mrs. H.G. Heitz, vie Rugg, second, and Teddy Dzurin- A reception followed in Bel- p.m. in Fellowship Hall. peting in class 6 for a compos The couple were graduated Aire Manor, Perth Amboy. DeFazio, Ruth Van Brunt, Marian Pratt, Joan Gray, Mary Beth'' president; Mrs. iGeorge Faust, ko, John Hyatt, Martin Fehlhab- Program topic is "The Great tion, "I Pledge Allegiance," from Red Bank Catholic High Dolan, Linda Daggett, Ernest Keale, Wayne Sergewich, Mi- treasurer; Mrs. Lloyd Wittei er and Robby Johnson, third. Following a wedding trip to Physician Is Still Healing." Each which he depicted a memoria School, class of 1960. The bride Whalen, Russell Arnone, Chris- berg, recording secretary, an< Class 5— Robby Johnson, first; Canada, the couple will reside chael Michaels, Michael Seuffert, circle will provide a dessert from service, with an American flai Is employed by the American temporarily with the bride's par- tine Varrelmann, Bambi Cata- Tommy Forson, Vicki Steck, Mrs. John Socolchik, correspond- and a cross. Charles Rugg, Linda Anastoff and lano, Kathy Dorn, Dennis Halsey, ing secretary. a different country. Mrs. Rob- Tobacco Co,, New York City. Mr. ents until their new home on Wendy Greene, Crista Warwick, ert Glaser is chairman of the Section I winners were Thomai Debbie Herald, second, and Ted- Conte Is employed by Joseph Telegraph Hill, Holmdel, Is com- Elaine Zomro, Paul Muller, Bob Luehman, Mary White, Char- Mrs. A d r i a a n Roggeveen, dy DiDzurinkk o and JohJh n HyattH , chairman of the Evergreens' Co program "Women Around the Mendes and Peter Hobby, tto Martin's^ Clothing .Store, Long pleted. Carol Kessler, Arthur Snow, Janet lene Nil!. Donna Becker, Wayne third. operative Society, spoke on th World," based on the status of for first place; Stephen Andrews, Branch. He la a member of tho Thompson, Susan Patterson, Ran* Sergewich, Carl Booth, Walter Class 6 - William Mercier, The bride was graduated from Episcopal Home for the Aged I: women In United Nations coun- Mary Ann Ptak, Harold Hull National Guard, Red Bank. Keyport High School, class of dy Walton, Bob Arnone, Karen Wilcoxen, Marsha Zeisel, Joan first; Elsie Quast and Joyce Collins, Nancy Koenig, Mardee Moorestown. Mrs. Edward Mi tries. Dorothy Buonacquista and Rich- 1980, and Is employed by the Grey, Mark Schissler, Patty Dean, ard Johnson, second place, an Depher, second, and Betty Lou Dowell, vice president of the cen Asselborn, third. Peoples National Bank, Keyport. Kathleen Walker and Linda Cyer- tral area of the Evergreens Sc Haik Mendes, Linda Grasso, Ter winskl. A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, Class 7 — Joseph Buonacquis- Bridal Shower Also a graduate of Keyport ciety, was a guest. sponsored by the Guild of St. ry Harrison, Ralph Hopkins, Pa Young Pianists ta and Sivert Walstrom, tied for MATAWAN — Miss Susanne High School, the bridegroom is Third prize winners were Joan Mark's Episcopal Church, Keans- mela Exey and Pamela Zollinger, *irst, and Julia McManus, second. Donnell, 154 Main St., was guest employed by the Jersey Central Cooney, Wayne Sergewick, Joan- burg, will be held June 12. third place. Power and Light Co., Old Bridge. To Perform ner Luehman, •Oeidre Michaels, ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY < Other winners were: Class 8 — Michael Buonacquis of honor at a surprise shower giv- Holy Family Catholic Churc: Hostesses at the guild's recent ta, first, and Peter Hobby and He Is a member of the National EATONTOWN - Eleven young Nancy Hill, Deborah Morgan, Section 2, Class 1 — Thomai en recently by Mrs. George Spoor Union Beach, will attend a pei meeting \»ere Mrs. Harry Albert Sandra Komek, second. Guard. keyboard artists frcp Monmouth' Debbie Fitzgerald; Wendy Childe, Masse, Ralph Hopkins, and Mary in her home, 44 Edgeview Rd., formance of "Maggie" at th and Mrs. Harry Albert, 3d. County will be presented in a con- Ann Fabry, John Johnstone, Rich- Ann Pouse, first; Mary Kathleei Class 9 — Robin Parker and Cliffwood. Assisting were Mrs, Paper Mill Playhouse, Millburn cert in Bamberger's Monmouth ard Rehm, Gail Jarvis, Michael Smith, John Mohrbeck, Michael Diane Cass, first; Annette Finlay Lawrence Bartholomew, Miss Pa- Tuesday. Buses will leave th WOMEN MEMBERS of King Community Room tonight at 7:30. Lazar, Sharon Anderson, John Jackson and Michael Zlata, sec- and Peter Hobby, second, and tricia MacCormlck, and Mrs. church parking area at 6:30 p.m of Kings Lutheran Church, New Nancy Kennebeck and Gail Sor- John Bradley, Matawan; Miss Connors, Walter Wilcoxen, Laurie Monmouth, visited Marlboro Hos- ond; Lu Ann Worth and Kath' SHERMAN'S The program will be presented McNitt, Roy Snow, Melanie Riz- Mrs. Robert Schmidt and Mr Horan, third, and Phillip Rich enson, third. Ruth Pizzi, Cliffwood, and Mrs. by piano students of Jacqueline Joseph Menville are In charge o Dital and Bayview Nursing Class 10 — Thomas Mendes Frederick Haseman, Keyport. zuto, Deborah Morgan, Stephen Home, last week and brought Karin Thomas, Emilie Johnson, Bixler of Wanamassa. A vocal Symmes, Gary Conover, James arrangements. Suzette Hrin, Teresa Carlstrom, and Peter Hobby, first, and Ann- Misg Donnell will become the artist, Miss Helen Curtin of El- Committee for the Holy Fam books to patients. ette Finlay, second. Wilcoxen, Pat Brooks, Mike Churchwomen plan a meeting Stephen King, Deborah Kings- bride of J. Donald Miller, Broad beron, will also be heard. Clark, Bill Gregg, Nancy Reeves, ily fair will meet Wednesday a Honorable mentions went to St., Matawan, June 9. p.m. in the church. on June 21 and a luncheon on James Dortage, Anna Rosset- Student performers will be Jo Robert Lees, Nancy White, Shar- June 27 at 12:30 p.m. in the par- Also attending were Mrs. War- Ann Golden of West Long Branch, on Anderson, Margaret Schissler, Mrs. Frank Spencer has bee ;i, Edna Nan Woods, John Hyatt, ren Donnell, Mrs. Mae Dell, Mrs. ® Draperies named chairman of the annua ish house. Plan Tea Karen Kostaka, Deborah Ann Al- Patrick McCauslin of Loch Ar- Jack Skakandy Jr., Ann Fabry, Charles Zumbane, Mrs. James • Slipcovers communion breakfast planned fo brecht, Theresa, DesBiens, Ted- I bour, Linda Cohen of Wanamassa, Douglas Bentley, Noel Christen- PILGRIM GROUP of Pioneer MacCormlck, Mrs. Joseph Tighe, Ronald Weintraub of Loch Ar- Oct. 7 in Buck Smith's Restau die Dzurinko, Ruth Card, Terry Miss Mary Drago, and Mrs. Ron- • Upholstering sen, Robin Skadandy, Sharon rant. East Keansburg. Mrs. Ei Girls sponsored by the Emmanu For AAUW Carlstrom, Diane Duncan, James bour, Missie Rowan of Wana- Curley, Mardee Reed, Donna el Baptist Church of Atlantic ald Sheldon, Matawan; Mrs. An- mond Grant, Mrs. William Craw LITTLE SILVER - An after Richard, Mary Ann Pouse, Gail • Bedspreads massa, Debbie Kirk of Loch Ar- Becker and Robert Cyerwinski. Highlands held an encompment drew Grzelak, Matawan Town- bour, Ellen Fister of Long ford and Mrs. Robert Peres wi noon tea for current and prospec- Siverson, Linda Gay, Janet Gras- ship; Mrs. George Ruth, and • Curtains ... . Honorable Mention be chairmen of the annual Chris) at the church last week. Bar- so, Robin Parker, Christine Buon- Branch, Effie Nicas of Long bara Maxson was awarded a gold tive members of the Northern Miss Nancy Youngg, Keyportyp; Shop-at-Home Service The following received honor- mas bazar. Monmouth County Branch of th< acquista, Thomas Gaumer, Rob- Bid Phone SH 1-2648 Branch, George Manuel of West able mention: Richard Pratt, stripe for attendance at 40 con- Mrs. Barrie Fearon, Old Bridge, Long Branch, Patricia Sniff en of American Association of Univer- ert Johnson and Anna Mary Gar- Miss Judith Spoor and Miss Kar- Mary Jean Laboissonniere, Linda secutive meetings. rahan. Sherman's Oceanport and Christine Manuel EPISCOPAL CHURCHWOME1 Red attendance stripes, pre- sity Women will be held hen en Spoor, Cliffwood. Decorators of West Long Branch. Vigneault, Karen Collins, Susan of St. James Church, Eatontown Monday at 1:30 p.m. In the homi 488 Broad St., Shrewsbury White, Robert Longo, Sandra sented for attendance at 36 out of Mrs. Bixler is organist and will hold a card party toraorrOT 40 meetings, were awarded to of Mrs. George C. Bray, 62 Rivei Clip* Wings Sorority FREE PARKING Aiken, Richard Hill, Carlene Bar- at 8 p.m. in the parish house. Edge Dr. choir director of St. Mark's Cath- mann, Carol Kessler, Patty John- Candy Burhans, Margaret Davis, olic Church, Sea Girt. Mrs. Russell Silkworth is'chal: Sally Davis, Debbie Ervin, Judy The tea is being held in plac stone, Bruce Sebastian, Robbie man of the sixth annual even) of the regular monthly meeting, Kimble, Linda Ely, Laura Zeisel, Ervln, Pamela Lingo, Betsy Committee members are Mrs. Northrup and Patricia Todd. The French conversation grou; Ex-Airlines Hostesses HOME MADE Rita Hurault, Kathy Radics, Rob- Charles Morris and Mrs. Jame: will meet June 14 at 8:30 p.m ert Luehman, Shirley Rubens, ICE CREAM Rice, prizes; Mrs. William Ware in the home of Mrs. Authur D Loretta Rocak, Susan Patterson, man, Mrs. Louis Bernet an Diabetics Hold De Wald, 38 Standish Rd., Littli Elect Slate of Officers Elizabeth Pratt, Joann Bruscella, Mrs. Theodore Marriott, refresl Silver. Sue Mcrum, Elizabeth Broburg, ments, and Mrs. Elmer Shar] Final Meeting The international relation: LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. Wil- BIRNN CANDY Rudy Ferragine, Suzanne Waler, tickets. : ilver; Mrs. Cahill and Mrs. OLD BRIDGE — The Jersey group will have a covered disl liam A. Weber, Middletown, Herbert C. Eiss, Hazlet. The Barbara Hensler, William Bouf- founder of the recently organized fard, Megan Kimball, Peter Wil- Shore Diabetics Club, which held supper on Thursday at 7 p.m. ii ewiy formed group has doubled SEASON'S LAST meeting < its final meeting, of the season Clipt Wings, was elected presi- coxen, Ann Fabry, Kenny Ko the home of Mrs. R. Dean Cod n membership since its first the Woman's Association of Wes here recently, will resume Its dlngton, 45 Laurel Dr., Fal dent of the group of former air- necting last month. dama, Carol White,,John Skitne- minster Presbyterian Church wi programs Sept, 29. lines stewardesses at a meeting lls, Bill VanBrunlu, Ellen Feuss- Haven. At 9:30 a,m. of that day The next regular meeting will be held Monday at 8:15 p.m. Tli Membership committee, which last week in the home of Mrs. ner, Nancy Flood, Linda Barber- the morning literature group will e held June 21 at 8:45 p.m. at session will open with the serv will continue to accept new mem- Richard R. Branson, Judith Rd. he home of Mrs. James Cahill, io. Kathy McGuiness, Carol meet in the home of Mrs. Charle: Ing of dessert. bers during the summer, includes Other officers are Mrs. William .afayette Dr., Hazlet. Mass, Helen Bell, Linda Jeffrey, Nickerson, 80 Battin Rd., Fall Agenda for the evening li Mrs. Russell Fike, 478 Leonard- Haven. Books to be discussed an Ranch, 3d, Middletown, vice pres- Chris Ann Slater, Carol Nill eludes a discussion of a Villag villo Rd., Belford; Miss Alvina "Devils Water" by Anya Setoi ident; Mrs. James F. Cahill, Patricica Rice, Nancy Catalano, Fair lo be held in Novembei McDonald, 145 Ravine Dr., Mat- Hazlet, second vice president; Betsy Phifer, Arthur Snow and Mrs. John Krieg will lead th and "The Movie Goer" by Waltei awan; Mrs. William Bowne, Percy. Mrs. Charles D. Morgan, Middle- Doris Ivins. devotions and Mrs. William E: Third Ave., Atlantic Highlands; own, secretary; Mrs. William L. Ribbons were also given for gel and Mrs. Robert Skinner ari Mrs. Russell Bedle, 11 James The afternoon literature grou] Corley, Atlantic Highlands, treas- the special decorations prepared in charge of refreshments. Ave., Old Bridge, and Mrs. Her- will meet on June 18 at 1 p.m urer; Mrs. Robert W. Qulnn, by the eighth grades of Mrs. Lela A luncheon candle decoratln bert Meinert, 14 North Washing- in the homo of Mrs. Leland W Middletown, corresponding sec- *Standar() tatft House Bracken and John Eles and Miss workshop will be held Tuesda; ton Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Crafts, 170 Hudson Ave., Rei retary, and Mrs. Gerald Q. Unit (4 ft. x 4 fe.) , Joan Roonoy's fifth grade. at 1 p.m. In the home of Mr Bank, and the oil painting grouf O'Neill, Red Bank, historian. 1 will meetj on June 13 and June 27 Serving as committee chairmen SEASON STARTS MAY 30 Democratettes at 1 p.m, in the home of Mrs, will be Mrs. M. Kenneth Base- 0 Luxurious facilities RUGS Leon A. Abel, 107 Queens Dr, liore, Lincroft, membership; Mrs. Dance Toniqht !outh. "erry Massell, Red Bank, tele- ® Reasonable rates WHAT IS A BARGAIN? MIDDLETOWN — The Demo- The membership chairman phone; Mrs. Branson, publicity; for tho ultimate In fun Cleaned cratettes of Middletown will hold Mrs. B. S. Sanderson, 3d, has an and Mrs. Rauch, parliamentari- CAVEAT EMPTOEI! their first annual dance tonight nounced the foiling new mem- an. at 9 o'clock in Buck Smith's, bers: Mrs. Peter Duma, Jr., Mrs. Mrs. Perry Arthur, Houston, DOWN SEA Free Translation: "Sucker Beware" East Keansburg. Robert Keevers, Mrs. Harry R. 'ex., founder of the Clipt Wings Mrs. Monroe Stambaugh, pros Latowsky, and Mrs. Glenn Rod- atlonal sorority, was made an swgy cum ident, announced honored guests mon, all-^of New Shrewsbury honorary member. Introduced as CALL NOW-8424088 Some More "Gimmick" Advertising Mrs. Charles A. Burrus and Mrs ew members were Mrs. Ray G. expected to attend ar^> Mrs. Kath- ISO Ocean Ave. North Beach Wolf, New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Jo- Special service FROM THE SLIPCOVER DEPARTMENT arine Elkus White, Paul Kiernan, Thomas Stevens, of Fair Haven at foot of Peter J. Gannon, David T. Buck, Mrs. Allan Sharrctt of Littli eph F. Mahoney, Matawan; Highlands-Sea Bright Bridge rugs picked Tho A. B. C. Mercantile Company Is now advertising slip- Victor Gcrdes, Edward J. Roth iilver, and Mrs. Vincent J, Mrs. John C. McGechan, Little off floor at covers for a sofa and one arm chair for .... $35.00. and Martin V. Lawlor. Renzo of Long Branch. o extra cost. HOW COME? Call Now A sofa and one arm chair take approximately 23 yards of SANDY'S material. Tho labor, Including findings, Is about $30,00, CA 2-S042 leaving $5.00 for material. Can ft be dons or Is It just sucker bait? Italian-American WHAT DO YOU THINK? MARKET HUFFMAN**? BOYLE §4 Can Av@nu@ M. SILBERSTEIN KEANSBUR© FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM RUG CLEANERS Interior Designs • Furniture • Draperies - Slipcovers 787-1589 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK lit. 35 Circle, Eatontoum—Llborly 2-1010 OPEN EVERY DAY Average TV Housewife Adam and Eve RED BAMS IlEGISTER Frtity. June 1, 1962—9 Is Ill-Tempered DrudgeBeau Family Service Sets *>f CYMEHIA UOWBY *r» Hit worst vl all. There's the kr Ttlevl*toiHtiLilio • Writer irritable womtn who a aaii* cruel- August Date for Benefit . NEW YORK (AP)-What does ly "at her family — until §he Snatcher LONG BRANCH — The Fami-j Committees are headed by television have against house- finds the right headache remedy. wives? .;' . ' • ••• • - DEAR ADAM: ly and Children's Service willjMra.J. William Procter of Little There are the helpless, harried My girl friend, who in II years Thls,4i a plaintive quertion, hold its annual summer party Silver, invitations; Mrs. E Mel- women who wring their hands old, keep* taking away my boy Aug. 15 in Val Ernie's Sea Girtjvin Goddard of Wanamassa, res- •iked after aeveral disenchanted because they can't get their kids friends. Just because she's two evenings' Wore the illuminated Inn, [ervations; Mrs. Sibley and Mrs. to brush their teeth after every years older than I am she thinks The luncheon-fashion show is ajSchock, awards; Mrs. X. S, •creen, watching a dreary pro- meal. the can get away with anything. cession . of ill-tempered, Ill- benefit for the agency's numerous I Smith of Rumson. gifts; Mrs. Kitcbea Koek I've tort three boys to her so services. Fashions will be pre-Stanley Tracy of Allenhurst, mu- groomed, nasal-voiced females There 's the housewife who is far. What can I. do? using poor grammar, TODAY sented again this year by Doop's'sic and table favors; Mrs. Alton so incompetent she kicks the Brokenhearted of East Orange. : V. Evans of Long Branch, aides; There are a handful of bright, furniture because the corners of DANCE, Democrat-ettes, 9 Dear Brokenhearted: Mrs. Francis P. Drucker, of Mrs. Sibley, fashions; Mrs. pretty, intelligent married wom- her kitchen are to dirty. There p.m., Buck Smith's Restaurant, She isn't a girl friend, she's [Shrewsbury, will serve as general!Charles F. H. Johnson, Jr., Tin- en in the situation comedies — are the women whose most Im East Keansburg. a pirate. > Make her walk the ico-ordinating chairman, assisted;ton Falls, flowers and decora- Danny Thomas' television wife, portant achievement Is finding a plank and look for a real Donna Reed, Harriet Kelson, TOMORROW by Mrs. Vincent Keuper, Asbury'tions; Mrs. Joseph C. Irwin of dtsh-wash!ng liquid that makes It friend (your agel). ! Mary Tyler • Moore. Cara Wil- FOOD SALE, WSCS of Fair Park, and Mrs. Frank M. Sibley, Red Bank, hostesses, and Mrs. impossible to tell their hands ADAM liams of "Pete and Gladys" is fronj,-4J«ir daughters'. And Haven Methodist Church, 10 Red Bank. 0. Wolcott Morris of Long pretty but % kook fashioned in a.m. to 1 p.m., church hall. Branch, publicity, there's the housewife —. current- DEAR EVE: the "I Love Lucy" mold. But ly the one who annoys me the LUNCHEON AND FASHION j At a recent meeting of the they are a decided minority. I guess I shouldn't criticize SHOW, Raritan Township Wom- ! board, Mrs. Evans announced the most — who, in a high, unpleas- your husband, but it seems to ! Pleoty of Problems ant voice, compares space discov an's Club, 12:30 p.m.. Shadow- addition to the staff of a new The ladles of daytime serials, me that his replies too often are brook, Shrewsbury. case worker, Mrs. Janet Arm- eries with the development of a biased in favor of men, or let HELPING HAND is extended by Mrt. Emma Kanaly in of course, have their problems— new wash-day product. FLOWER SHOW, Woodland Plans Show strong, formerly with the Pollak us say a man's point of view. her second grade classroom in Holmdel Village School. clinic of "other women," ailments, and There's a dopey dame who Park Garden Club, 2 to 5 p.m., HAZLET - Final plans for tfiei Monmouth Medical Cen- You may say that this Is only ter Miss accidents. It is only on rare oc- back-seat-drives her husband to The vetaran teacher retires this month after 40 years. Harris Gardens Fire House, "Symphony' of Roses" flowerj - Barbara Wallwork, Sea casions that one finds a happy, natural, but I believe an advice Union Beach. show to be held by the Woodland Girt' and Miss Judith Evans, distraction; rude "neighbors" columnist should be strictly neu- Young pupils art Laurie Griffo and Ban Tonti. well-organiied, serene housewife who pop in without knocking, and OPENING PARTY, 5 p.m., Park Garden Club tomorrow aft- Rumson, will be employed for the In the soap operas, tral, whether male or female. Driftwood Beach Club, Sea ernoon at Harris Gardens Fire summer as case aides. helpless females who can't get Can you honestly say that Adam NBC has been running a series stains out of their sink or mud Classroom Veteran Bright. House, Union Beach, were an- James M. Long, executive di- of "specials for women" during has an open mind when it comes INSTALLATION DINNER nounced at the monthly meeting rector of the service, reported off the floor, and more — all to women? the season and has inspected the harpies or idiots. Highlands VFW Auxiliary, 6 of the club last week. that 17 babies have been placed *• Dubious Dora problems of the housewife of all Who are the glamor-girls of p.m., Old Village Fire House, Honorary chairman Is Mrs. »r adoption so far this year, a Dear Dubious Dora: ages,' and they've been pretty television? Well, there are the Middletown. James Keohane. Show chairman ubstantial increase over the Certainly not. He favors Retiring Teacher to Drive sad and sordid- hostesses of the dance halls and COCKTAIL PARTY, Red Mrs. Leon Gerl. Specimen flay figure for 1961. them, like most men!— In the dramas, the housewives bars of the Old West, the secre Bank Elks Lodge Auxiliary, classes include roses, iris, peren- EVE are a pretty sad lot — selfish, taries of the private eyes, and— Her Trailer to Florida 7 p.m., Elks Home, Rid Bank. nials, bi-annuals, annuals, flower- drunken, Irresponsible, spoiled, above all — the slim profession' DANCE, New Shrewsbury Ing shrubs, house plants and Yacht Club Jealous, suspicious, complaining. al models who use the right DEAR ADAM AND EVE: HOLMDEL-When Mrs. Emma Mrs. Kanaly has been president First Aid Squad Auxiliary, 9 geraniums. The event is open to But perhaps the "average shampoos and hair colorings. Is there anything I can do B, Kanaly of the Holmdel Town- of the Bridgton Chamber of Com p.m., Georgian House, West the public from 2 to 5 p.m. All Slates Dance housewives" of the commercials Career girls, every one. about a grocery delivery boy who Deal. * exhibits must be entered between ship school system retires from merce, one of the directors of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Jo- tries to get fresh' with me every teaching this month after 40 years DANCE, Sea Bright Republi- 9 and II a.m. the Sebago Long Lake Regional seph Shields was named chair- time he delivers the groceries? she will not settle back in a rock- Association, and a member of can Club, 9 p.m., Peninsula Members made corsages at Foundation Awards man of a yacht club dance to be He knows I am married and ing chair. the New England Council adver- House, Sea Bright. last week's meeting under the in- held June 9, at 9 p.m. in the club. have three kids, but that seems She will pack up her trailer tising committee. She was almost struction of Mrs. Joseph Cor- to make no difference to him. and her German Shepherd dog, named to the state Development SUNDAY rado, Mrs. Edward Uptegrove, Assisting with arrangements Two Win Scholarships Besides, he's about 45 years old Lady Linda, and be on her way Commission' because of her de COMMUNION BREAKFAST, Mrs. Keohane and Mrs. Frank Pa- tre Edward Shelly, Ted Murphy, and I'm only 24. to Florida's shores to make a velopment of winter sports at Court St. James Catholic vona. First prize went to Mrs. Richard Gallagher, Vincent Da- Not Interested new home. the hotel, but the governor "did Daughters of America, follow- Richard Concati, and second ola, Frank Wode, Thomas Kel- Dear Not Interested: Mrs. Kanaly was born in Bridg- not want to work with a woman." ing 8 a,m, mass, Crystal Brook prize to Mrs, Pavona. >o, Robert Letts and George Jew- From Monmouth Arts Are you Indignant because of ton, Malne^ daughter of a doctor. Hobby is Photography Inn, Eatontown. A demonstration at Crown ill. the age of this "boy" or be- . RED BANK — Two honorary and he is presently studying or She was graduated from Smith DINNER-DANCE, Graduating Kitchens. Middletown, will be Paul and Marion Betz, profes- cause he's trying to make time For hobbies, Mrs. Kanaly loves music scholarships have been gan with Harold Weber, Keyport. College in 1919, ' taught rural Class of Monmouth College, 7 held Tuesday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Dan- sional dance team, will entertain. with you? Make up your mind. to take pictures, mainly color awarded by Monmouth Arts Susan, daughter of Mr. and school in Maine for a year, did p.m., Joseph's Restaurant, iel Santopletro is in charge of Highlight of the evening's enter, ADAM slides. She has photographed Foundation, Following auditions Mrs. Charles G. Spezzano, Bird- social case work and YWCA work every state she has visited, and West Long Branch. the collections of clothing and tainment will be a dance contest. What you can do Is simoly held Sunday in Gilman Collier's sail Rd., Farmingdale, studied in Steubenville, Ohio, and Ban- many European countries as well, magazines to be donated to Marl- change grocery stores. The studio in Oakhurstj Frank P. Fet voice with Miss Marguerite Pot- gor, Maine, and taught social and has used the slides in teach- MONDAY boro State Hospital. next one might send a young ta, a senitir at Keyport High ter, Asbiiry Park, and studied studies in Long Branch. ing social studies. TOUR OF HISTORIC NEW Four new members were wel- INTERIORS FOR ' School, and Susan Jean Spez&no, viola in high school with Thad- delivery man. And DON'T JERSEY, Monmouth County comed. Thev are Mrs. John Sul- complain if he doesn't try to Mrs. Kanaly's husband was Her daughter is Sister Marita ANY BUDGET a senior, at Freehold Regional deus Lubaczewski, She has been track coach at Lehlgh University. Joseph, who teaches music ther- Historical Association, 8:45 livan, Mrs. Clara Smith, Mrs. Jo- High School, were judged most a member of the Shore Chorale tlirtl a.m. from Boro Bus Terminal, sephine King and Mrs. Edward EVE Her two children were born in apy and music in Alverno Col outstanding among the finalists. and has been with the All-State Bethlehem, Pa. After 10 years of lege, Milwaukee. Sister Maria is Red Bank, and 9:15 a.m. from Morrie. Hostesses for the eve- Draperies Frank, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chorus In 1960 and the All-State living in Pennsylvania, the Kan- secretary of the seven-state re Freehold Terminal. ning were Mrs. Thomas Kitrick, . Frank P. Fetta, 2 Snyder La., Orchestra In 1961, She is the DEAR ADAM AND EVE: FLOWER SHOW, Rumson Mrs. Paul Lo Mauro. Mrs. Thom- Slipcovers I've never written a letter like aly family came back to Brldgton gional board of music therapy. Keyport, studied piano with Mrs. soloist at Pierce Memorial to become owners and managers Her son, David, lives in Winter Woman's Show, 10 a.m. to 2:30 as Markey, Mrs. Robert Miller Constance Jackson, Keyport. He Church, Farmingdale, She will this before, but I must encourage p.m., Bingham Hall, Rumson. and Mrs. John Morris. Wallpapers Born Too Soon. I am 11 years of the Christmas Tree Inn. Park, Fla. with his wife and two also plays the trumpet and the study music education at Glass Good Old Days children, Alan, 6, and Susan, 5. baritone horn. He has been a boro State College. older than my husband. We've Reupholstery been married nearly 13 years. "If I were younger, I'd go back He is a Tufts University grad- member of the Shore Conference Mrs. Eric Holmgren, New to hoteling," sighed Mrs. Kanaly. uate in electrical engineering and Band for three years and the Shrewsbury, was chairman of ar- The difference in our ages has never once been a.detriment to She had 150 acres to care for, is a manufacturer of electronic List Award Winners UegloirTwo^AH-State Band "for rangements for the music audi- two main buildings and 14 bunga- orange "counters. Ernest C JL our happiness. I might add that RED BANK — The Evening stallation dinner will take place two years. He will attend Ithaca tions. Mrs. William D. Warters lows. For the past 10 years, Mrs. College to study music education is scholarship chairman for MAF. I will be 51 and he will be 40 Department of the Woman's Club Monday in the Willowbrook Inn, this year. So good luck and God Gilbert Marcellus, of the Kanaly has taught first, second, held its annual flower show and Voigtlander fourth, fifth and sixth grades in Fair Haven. Fashions will be by bless you, Born Too Soon. Real Manasquan family, was one of closed its club season last week. the Suburban Shop, Fair Haven. love overcomes a lot of differ- her clientele. Staying at the hotel Holmdel. At,present she teaches Mrs. Charles Jahnig received 428 Broad St. were people from the State De- second grade in the Holmdel Vil- Hostesses at the meeting were Club Backs Medicare ences, age included. best in show for a breakfast Shrewsbury One Who Knows partment, and the Cuban am- lage School. floral arrangement in keeping Mrs. A. J. Vincenzi, Mrs. Louis ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Th Monahan, Mrs. Walter Halleran, Dear One Who Knows: bassador, but Mrs. Kanaly most- She recently was honored with with the theme "Invitation to Despreaux, Mrs. Donald White SH 7-0567 Women's Democratic Club Mrs. Harry Keen, Mrs. Charles Those are my sentiments ex- ly remembers the servicemen. a citation from the National Ed Spring." and Mrs. A. J, Hofer. Monmouth County,is sending tele Schmidt, Mrs. Richard McGov actly. "Believe me, we fought the war ucation Association at a dinner Mrs. Clifton Lewis, chairman grams In. support of the King ern, Mrs. Patrick Mason, Mrs ADAM there each time a soldier would held in her honor In The Oaks of the garden department, was in Anderson Medicare Bill to Presi George Riich, Sr., Mrs. William ^Fiddlesticks! They haven't reminisce," she recalls. Middletown. charge with Mrs. Lawrence Schil- dent Kennedy, Rep. James Auch Spille, Mrs. Edward Winters and always been your sentiments. Richard M. Ford, administra- Mrs. Kanaly says with a ling as vice chairman. Incloss, Sen. Harrison A. Wi Mrs. John Matthews, all of "At- J EVE tive principal of the local school twinkle In her blue eyes, "I think Hams, Gov, Rlchcrd J. Hughes lantic Highlands. First place winners were Mrs. They have ever since we've system, was a gue*t at the Maine 65 is pretty young to retire, don't Schilling, who won two, and Mrs. and Thorne Lord, state Demo ben deluged with letters from hotel about 15 years ago. you?" cratlc chairman. Charles Moeller, Mrs. Lewis E. happy couples who are miles Connor, Mrs. Jahnig and Mrs. Club members voted to take th Miss Busch apart in age. Rev. Jeanes. to Speak Harold Lartaud. action at a luncheon meetin, ADAM Mrs. Lartaud, president, re- here last week. They were guesti ported on the state convention of the Atlantic Highlands Regulai Is Awarded Send your personal questions she attended with Mrs. D. J. Democratic, Club in party head and problems to Adam and Eve Church Council DinnerRowland. She stated $30,000 was quarters. Lowell or both, as you pre- donated to Babies . Hospital of Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, Fellowship fer. For a personal, unpub- Newark, by the evening member- •tate cbmmltteewoman and chair- NEW BRUNSWICK — One of lished reply, enclose a stamped, In Red Bank TonightTonighi ships throughout the state who man of the New Jersey Highwa every 10 graduating seniors at addressed envelope. Mail to adopted it as a state service Authority, said the controversial Douglass College has already ADAM & EVE, In care of this RED BANK — Annual dinner the Garden Baptist Association project. bill is "the most advisable mea- been awarded a fellowship or as- newspaper. meeting of the Greater Red Bank for three terms, is a member of Mrs. William Verner, chair- sure, and best legislation to tak< sistantship for graduate study. Area Council of Churcb.es wil' he social action committee of man, announced the annual in- care of our older citizens," Thirty-one awards, of about be held tonight at 7 o'clock in he New Jersey Baptist Conven- Kenneth Creveling of Neptune, $50,000 in value, (plus two en- Mark 50th Holy Trinity Lutheran Church tion and presently serves as gen- who was1 guest speaker, said New rollments In the Peace Corps) Rev. Samuel Jeanes, pastor of eral secretary of the Lord's Day Married Jersey's 125 miles of oceanfront were disclosed in a poll of the the Merchantville Baptist Church Alliance of New Jersey, executive is "the state's most precious pos- 325-member senior class of the Anniversary will speak on "Problems, Proj- secretary of the Council of •ession in terms of its economy women's college of the state unl ects and Opportunities Confront- Churches of Greater Cam den, 30 Years and continued growth." versity, , HIGHLANDS — Mr. and Mrs. ing Christians in New Jersey." chairman of the legislative com LEONARDO — Mr., and Mrs. Mrs. White appointed Mrs. James P. McGrall, Sr., 42 Second His talk Is scheduled to begin at mittee of the New Jersey Council Joseph Palau, 47 Leonardville Dr. Ruth M. Adams, Douglass St., marked their golden wedding 8 p.m. of Churches and secretary of the Monroe Stambaugh of Middletown dean, said In announcing the Rd., celebrated their 30th wed- coordinator of the "Schools for with a buffet supper and open Rev. James I. Ewalt, council New Jersey Christian Council ding anniversary May 21 with a awards that this is the largest house recently in their home. Conference on Legislation. Democrats" for the forthcominj number of fellowships and in- president, will conduct a business garden party in their home. season. Mr. and Mrs. McGrail were meeting and Rev. W. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Palau, married ternships ever received by a married May 7, 1912, in St. Mrs. John Kellt of Atlantic Douglass graduating class. Lowden will lead group singing. in St. Mary's Catholic Church, CLEAN Highlands was luncheon chair- Mary's Chapel, Fort Hancock, by Rev. Jeanes, received a B.A Guild to Hold Perth Amboy, have been resi- man. She was assisted by Mrs. Among those listed is Miss Bar- the late Rev. Thomas Sullivan. degree from Eastern Baptist Col dents of Leonardo for 16 years, Gerald O'Reilly, Mrs. Jame bara Bush of 122 North River- Mrs, McGrall's sister:in-law, Mrs. lege, and bachelor, master's and -ashion Show Mr. Palau is greens keeper at side Ave., Red Bank, who has John Worth was maid of honor doctor's degrees from Eastern the Beacon Hill Country Club.. been awarded an nssistantship and Lt, John McMann, best man. Baptist Theological Seminary. He RED BANK ~* Nine members Among guests were their two RUGS LAST LONGER DOROTHY TOLAND in personnel and guidance at Mr. McGrail is a former Civil was ordained in 1938 by the Phil- of St. Margaret's Guild of the sons, Vincent Palau, at home, Service employee at £ort Mon- Indiana University. Miss Busch adelphia Baptist Association. Holy Communion Episcopal and Joseph Palau of Falls Is a history major at Douglass. mouth. He is a past commander ....Look Lovelier! DANCE STUDIO During his 20 years as pastor '.hurch will model at the guild's Church, Va., and daughter-in-law, of the Highlands Twinlight Post, of the Merchantville church mem- Mrs. Joseph Palau. Others from Monmouth County American Legion, and a past pres- buffet luncheon and fashion show are Miss Marcia Zeisel of Brad- bership has grown from 350 to Also, Mr. and Mrs. Aloys Isel- ident of the Holy Name Society 940 and income of the suburban Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. on the born and daughter Cynthia, Mr. Grease, grime, mud, soot, moths — these and ley Beach, who received a Wood- of Our Lady of Perpetual Help 1 row Wilson Fellowship and a church has increased from $7,000 terrace of the Molly Pitcher and Mrs. Peter Budich and Church. to $64,000. Hotel. daughters, Martha and Rebecca, other substances are constantly at war with teaching fellowship in music at Mrs. McGrail Is the former Columbia University, and Miss He has served as moderator of Metuchen; Mrs. Stella Skow, Miss Anna Worth and is a past They are Mrs. Donald Win- Perth Amboy; Mr. and Mrs. Mi- your rugs and carpeti. Most do-it-yourself Elaine Glickman, also of Bradley president of the Highlands Ladies penny, Mrs. Louis Ghiosay, Mrs. Beach, a National Defense Fel- chael Zudonyi and daughter, rug cleaning products remove only surface dirt Auxiliary of Twinlight Post, past Seniors Attend Frank Jose, Mrs. William Borner, Rose Marie, Hopelawn; Mr. and lowship to study mathematics at president of the Past Presidents Mrs. Howard Poduska, Mrs. Brown University. Mrs. Anthony Galario, Princeton; and leava a. great portion of the toil down in Club of the auxiliary, past presi- Vas'sar" Tea Charles Morgan, Mrs. Douglas Mr. anij Mrs. Joseph Kirschman, dent of the Ladies Auxiliary of MacConnell, Mrs. Francis Handy and Miss Nan Wallace, East the "roots" of your carpet. But here at LEON'S the Veterans of Foreign Wars PRINCETON — The Misses and Mrs. Harry Wapshare. Keansburg. Two Shore Stucfeiils Pam Brewster, Rose Uhorchak, and a member of the Rosary Mrs. Otis Thorndike i chair- Also, Mr. and Mrs. Donald your rugt are thoroughly cleaned with our new Dickinson Graduates Altar Society of Our Lady of Evryklia Barrett, Dona Brogle s and Linda Gray, all of Rumson, man of the event. Mrs. Warren Bosserman, Atlantic Highlands; automated "Jet Cleaning Process" that removes Perpetual Help Catholic Church. Huguley is in charge of tickets. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bosserman, CARLISLE, Pa.-Two Shore The couple have eight children, were among the students from students will be among 215 sen- the shore area attending the an- Chairmen of the style show are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pasclock the deep down dirt particles at the bais of 29 grandchildren and two great- Mrs. Barbara Morgan and Mrs. and children, Don and Michael iors receiving deRrees at Dickin- grandsnns. nual tea for prospective students son College Sunday. of Vassar College Tuesday, here Crawford Venn. Leonardo. the pile. Make your rugs last longer . . , look Shirley M. Bahrs, 79 Portland n the home of Mrs. Robert Go lovelier! CALL SH 7-2800 TODAY! Classical Bailer Technique Rd., Highlands, will accept a HEADS CLUB leen. Contemporary Jazz bachelor of arts degree with a SHREWSBURY - David Ken- Students from Neptune High Beachwoy mnjrtr in psychology and John nedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. 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8T. ANTHONY* CATHOLIC #*. JAMES CATHOLIC PKESBYTEKZAN News of Religion HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN VtfcST METHODIST Red Back Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Masse* trt celebrated Sunday ^oaday masses «n at *, 7, _, "Four Roles for Successful U' The annual report meeting and The Sacrament of Holy Com- I. 10 11 aad U (high inws) tt ing*' will lie the sermon topic < election of the Greater Red Bank at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 aad U o'clock. munion will be administered Sun- Confessions are heard Saturdays to dutch and ft. 10 and 11 Rev. Or. Charles S. Webster ai Area Council of Churches in this day at 9:30 and 11 a.m. by the the 8: IS and 11 a.m. services Sua Designs* Second Holy Grail' from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from o'clock fa tha high school audi- church tonight, Dinner will be ministers. There will be no 8:30 torium. day. Rev. Dr. Sargent Bush, min served at 7 p.m. by the Esther 7:30 to 8 p.m. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Vs. (AP) he plans to give to the world to light and reflects it through the Communion service. The Com- Baptims are at 12:30 p.m. Confessions axe heard Satur- ister of visitation, will assist —Sculptor Oskar J. W. Hansen promote peace. face of the Deity. Circle of the United Lutheran munion meditation will be on th days ftbm 4 to t p.m. and from the 9:15 service and the Revis fashioning what he hopes will Hansen, a native of Norway, Jewel Is Node Church Women. Sundays. , James L. Ewalt, Associate Min- subject, "Gratitude and Commun 7:30 and 9 pjn., weekdays dur- become a second Holy Grail. He has completed the focal heart of The jewel will be the node o Tomorrow at 9 a.m. the second ion." The Miraculous Medal Novena lag the S o'clock mass and after ister, will assist at the latter serv- wants nations "to compete for thethe chalice, an image of" God the chalice, he said, placed low year confirmation class will meet is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and ice. William C. Wood, minister o Herbert Burtis, . minister of Novena cervices Monday. prize in the name of peace. carved in a 507'4-earat piece of on the stem just above the base. with'Rev. Harold Hornberger in music, will direct the music, in the Perpetual Novena to St. An- Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30music, will play "Interlude" am rose-colored beryl—a stone as bigWhen a communicant bows his the parish house,- thony Is held Tuesday at 7:30. "Fugue in A." It is to be a communion chalice which the Youth and Chance] p.m. in the church. A baptism of gold and precious jewels which as a golf ball. head to take the sacrament, hi The Luther League will meet blank must be obtained from the choirs will be heard. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES At the 9:15 service Mrs. John A New York mineralogist and eyes will meet the image. in the church tomorrow at Church school will meet at 9:3C rectory and Tilled out before thi Maddus, soprano, will be the solo gem broker has appraised the 10 a.m. to leave for a day's out- RED BANK CONGREGATION PRESBYTERIAN Since 1942, Hansen, now 69, has and 11 a.m. An adult Bible class Fair Haven Baptism takes place. ist. Her selections will be "Agnut carved gem at $100,000, Hansen worked in a studio in his home ing and picnic In Hacklebarney Novena devotions In honor o Dei" and "The Living God. Shrewsbury reported. State Park. They will return will be held at 9.30 a.m. end a Tonight, at 7:30, the dedication on Pantops Mountain east of here. preparatory class for senior high, the church. Ushers will be Harry W. Douty, Morning services will be con- The Smithsonian Institution has home by 9 p.m. program will begin with the The best known of his works young people will be held at 1 Theocratic Ministry School. R. H. Warren Hubbard, Paul R. Regan, ducted at 9:30 and 11 o'clock written Hansen that it would be Include the massive winged fig •Rev. Mr. Hornberger will preach REFORMED Walter W. Voss and Paul D, Sunday. Rev. John R. Collins, Interested in acquiring the Jewel Sunday at the 9:20 and 11 a.ma.m. . This group will be received Pankenler will give the instruc- ures of the Republic at Boulde into full church membership with tion talk on the Bible book New Shrewsbury White. W. Albert Doremus an pastor, will deliver the sermon through a donor. The Smith- Dam and the 13-foot figure o services. "On Call" will be his The sermon to be delivered Ross E. King comprise the we "Positive Steps For Peace." sonian has others of his carved sermon subject. other adults on June 10. The IYF "Ruth." Eddie Aljlan will nave Ubery atop the Yorktown Victory the child student Bible reading Sunday at the 9:30 and 11 a.mcoming committee. The sacred music will be jewels. Monument. On Tuesday, Priscilla Circle will meet Sunday from 7 to 8:31 services by Rev. Isaac C. Rotten Hansen said that to his know- p.m.; the MYF will meet Sunday assignment from Isaiah Chap- Ushers at the 11 o'clock servio played by Miss Gaylord Mount, Hansen estimates that the will meet at 11 a.m., and Ruth ters 40 and 41. The theme of the berg will be entitled "The Chris will be Fred R. Daniels, Hami organist and choir master. At the ledge no one else has ever por-chalice will take two or three Circle at 8:15 p.m., in the par-at 7 p.m.; and the Wesley Fel- tlan Faith and the Facing o trayed the Deity in a jewel. He lowship at 8:30 p.m. The Wesley service meeting that follows at on Browne, Arthur T. Holey 9:39 service the Choristers will years to complete. He will no ish house. 8:30 p.m. is "Joy in New World Facts." Raymond W. Haviland and Sila sing and at the later service, the added that he did not think the bind himself to a date because l\ The United Lutheran Church- group will spend the weekend of Music will Include '"Hie Gar- Deity had been portrayed directly June 8-10 at Camp Spears in th Associations." Following, "God's O. Wiltshire. Udon R. Blackburn senior choir, and Robert Blake, must be done between othe women will hold a general meet- Word, an Inspired Culde"-a new den of the Heart," Landon and Herbert E. Werner compris enor, will sing the solo. since Michelangelo painted his sculpturing work. ing Thursday at 8 "p.m. There Poconos. creation scenes in the ceiling of The altar flowers for Sunday house-to-house sermon-will be "Quiet Meditation," Loucks. "Fa the welcoming committee. Ushers at the early service will Over the years he has collected will be election of officers. Rev. ther, Thy Children Bow in Adora- Rome's Slstine Chapel. will be the gift of William Ben- demonstrated by G. A. Blanton At 12:15 p.m., the Geneva Fel include Alfred Clark, Thomas B. all of the rare stones for it. Mr. Hornberger will speak on and assistants. tion" will be sung by the choir. The carved beryl has some 100 "I'm continually using my spare The Common Prayer Book. nett and children, and of Misse lowship will sponsor a "coffee Eldershaw, Winthrop Macomber, Saturday at 9 a.m. "The Daily The postlude will be "The Soul hour" in the church parlor for al John Rodenburg and. William J. facets, any of which picks up time to reduct the size of the Dorcas Circle will be hostesses. Meta, Irma and Lillian von Triumphant." jewels," he said. He has Glahn. Text and Program for Magazine single young adults and service- MacNutt. Those serving at 11:00 Day" by R. H. Mitchell, At 6 Ushers will be Elwood Hend- men. o'clock will be George Culbert, MONMOUTH REFORM rose gold and will cast it himself ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Ushers for the month of Jun TEMPLE in an electronic furnace. will be Albert Youmans, heai p.m. the Watchtower weekly Bi- ricks, Harold Giblin, Donald Gan Tuesday: 1 p.m., executiv Forrest Gray, Sylvester Neville, Little Silver ble study "Christendom has son and Clarence Jones at 9:30committee of the Women's Asso John P. Steel and Robert Wilson, Shrewsbury The chalice, to be about a foot The June meeting of St. John's usher; Elwood Meyers, Paul Fab- high, will have an outer shell o ry, Arthur Hotaling, Elliot Ja- Failed God-After her End, and John Ciuchta, Clyde Sabold. ciation will meet in the church During both services, nursery Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink Couples Club, scheduled for to- What?" presided over, by Ray- tester Shibla and Russell Mc- parlor; 7.15, Boy Scout Troop care for pre-school children will will officiate at services tonighi gold open work, an inner pure night, has been postponed. The quith, Percy Brooks, Robert Kirk- gold shell or liner, and space be- land, Irvin Schultze, John Riley mond Bosworth. At 7:30 p.m. tha Queen at 11. 7 will hold a Parents' Nigh be provided in the church house at 8:30. date will be announced. showing of the colored film, "The The elders Will meet in the dinner and program in Westmin under the direction of Mrs. Rich Mrs. Joseph Slaughter will kin tween containing carved jewels, Services for the Sunday after and John Metzler at 9:30 service; Hansen said. Happiness of the New World So- pastor's study Monday at 7.30 ter Hall, and 8, weekly Adul ard W. Child. die the Sabbath candles. The pul the Ascension will be: 8 a.m., Charles Jacelon, Kenneth Brand- ciety." p.m. to examine the young peo- Bible class taught by Dr. Bush The Sunday church school pit flowers will be donated by Image In Cup Holy Communion; 10 a.m., chil- enburg, Stanley Scott, John Jeff- The image of Christ will appear Sunday at 9 a.m. "The dally ple who have concluded their two in the church parlor. classes are as follows: Kinder- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slaughter. dren's church in the parish house rey, Charles Kababick, Arthur text and "God's Word, an In- years of catechetical instructions. ;arten, primary and junior de- An Oneg Shabbat will follow in the cup itself, he said, and for grades 1-3; 10 a.m., morning Poyner, Orville Warman, John Wednesday: 10 a.m., prayer the cup will be carved with spired Gulde"-a new sermon, re- At 8:10 they will meet with adults and study group will meet in partments at 9:30 a.m. only; jun-the services. Hostesses will be prayer and Sunday school gradu- Bell, Sr., and James Flohr at viewed. scenes from the life of Christ. ation. who have applied for membership the chapel; 12:30, luncheon meet- ior-highs at 9:30 and 11 a.m. andMrs. Donald Litman, Mrs. Pau 11 o'clock. At 3 p.m. "Dedication Dis- in the church. senior-highs, 11:00 o'clock only. Sarason, and Mrs. Martin Wach Beryl, a stone of the same fam- Promotion certificates and The Fourth Quarterly Confer- ng of Women's Association in ily as emerald and aqumarine, course" by N. H. Knorr, presi- New members will be received Westminster Hall, Helen The Junior-High Fellowship, tel. Mrs. Monroe Edelstein will awards for perfect attendance ence will convene on Thursday al dent of the Watchtower Society, at the 9:30 service Sunday, June led by Charles E. Steen, Jr., will ;ive an illustrated lecture with Is so hard only a diamond will will be distributed. John V. Knick- 7 p.m. with a covered dish sup- traughan Conover, guest speak cut it. Chairman of the program is R. 10. r, and 8, spiritual therapy group meet at 6 p.m. Sunday in the slides on the life and work of the, erbocker, superintendent, will per, followed by the Quarterly Bosworth, presiding minister. church house. The Senior-West- artist and sculptor, Marc Cha- He carved the gem with, a speak on the needs of the Sun-Conference with officials report- The Golden Fellowship will will be in the church parlor diamond power drill under a 20- meet June 7 at 11:30 a.m. uader the leadership of Mr. minster Fellowship will meet at gall, with special emphasis on the day school and the plans being ing. FAITH REFORMED i:30 p.m. Sunday with Rev. Mr. windows of the Hadassah Medi power microscope in a task he made for the opening of the school Ewalt. called very blinding. He said he The Wesley Fellowship wil Raritan Township ST. GEORGE'S BY-THE-RIVER Collins presiding. cal Center in Israel. ^ in September. The rector, Rev. meet Sunday at 8:30 p.m. Maj. had to stop and rest his eyes A. Allen Attenborough, will The Men's Brotherhood will EPISCOPAL CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL The deaconesses will meet The final session,and closing Willem Jung, of the Netherlands, meet tonight at 8. assembly of the religious school every half hour. preach. Rumson OF GREATER RED BANK Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the church Each facet had to be true with an officer at Fort Monmouth, Sunday School classes will be There will be a service of the lounge. will take place Sunday at 11:15 During June, and July, Sunday will speak on "The Effect of th (CONSERVATIVE) in l/50,000th of an inch, Hansen services will be at 8 and 10 a.m. at 9:30 and 11,a.m. Holy Communion Sunday at 8 Mr. Collins will conduct a staff a.m. Certificates of honor for Cold War on the Protestant Morning worship services will Rumson scholarship and certificates of explained. "The least slip — or and Holy Communion will be cele- a.m. In the chantry. meeting in his study at 11 a.m. ever wrong form of breath con Church in My Nation." be held Sunday at 9:30 and 11. Late Sabbath Services will be- Tuesday. merit for excellent attendance brated on Holy Days at 10 a.m. The annual meeting of the local At 9:30 a.m. there will be a ;in at 8:30. Rabbi Gilbert S. trol—could have been disaster." There will be no Sunday school A baccalaureate service will be celebration of the Holy Commun- The long range planning com- will be awarded to all qualify- Council of Churches will be hel conducted by Rev. Theodore C. Rosenthal will preach on the ser ing students. Each class will pre- He shaped the stone some two duing the summer. ion with an address by the rec- mittee will meet in the confer- inches across on its circular tonight at Holy Trinity Lutheran Muller. His sermon topic will be, mon topic: "Standards to Live ence room of the church house sent its Uedakah fund donations The executive committee of tor, Rev. Canon George A. Rob- By." Cantor Sidney Scharff will face, tapering in a curve to Church, Red Bank. Dinner reser- Faith and Opinion." Tuesday at 8 p.m. to the temple or to the desig- St. John's Guild will meet In thevations must be made in ad- ertshaw. The girls' choir will :hant the liturgy. Estelle Katz, nated charity at this time. point behind. parish house Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. The board of Christian educa- ting and there will be organ The Mission Belles meet The image is carved in relief on vance through the church office tion will sponsor a "Cap V laughter of Mr. and Mrs. MaxWednesday at 9:30 a.m. in the Wednesday, the board of trus- The final meeting for this sea- prelude and postlude. Xatz, will celebrate her bat mitz- an inverted triangular surface. son of St. John's Guild will be Rev. Samuel E. Jeahes will Gown Salute" Sunday at 7:30 church house to complete plans tees of the temple will meet in speak on "Problems, Projects p.m. in honor of the graduating vah and will chant -the propheti the school-building nt-8:30 -p;nt7 TJie letters alpha and omega are *eld Wednesday.-The meeting-will ' will play a recital on the Mary for the strawberry festival." — at either side—the first and last and" Opiportunities~ Confronting class of 19627 Wflllam Madden, portion of the week. Candlelight- Rev. Mr. Collins will attend the The confirmation class will be begin with a salad luncheon at Owen Borden memorial carillon. ing time is at 8 p.m. Mrs. Katz letters of the Greek alphabet, 12:30 -p.m. in the parish house. Christians in New Jersey." principal of Raritan Township general council meeting in the guests of Rabbi and Mrssymbolizing. , God as the beginning High School, will be the speak- There will be a celebration of will recite the candle blessing. Richard F, Steinbrink for dinner The commission on mission Holy Communion at 11 a.m. The Hightstown Wednesday. and end. will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in er. The floral arrangement for th< The board of trustees will con-at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at their ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL men and boys' choir under the di- pulpit and the refreshments foi The eyes of the face or open Keansburg conference room. On Monday there will be an vene Thursday at 8 p.m. in thehome in Lincroft. or closed, according to how the adult orientation communicants rection »l Marshall C. Bush, or the oneg shabbat will be donatet conference room of the church Monmouth Reform Temple uses Sunday services will begin with The library committee will meel ganlst and choirmaster, will sing by Mr. and Mrs. Katz. stone is turned. There is a a celebration of the Holy Euchar- Monday at 7 p.m. class and elders meeting at 8 house. the facilities of the Shrewsbury beard, but it disappears at an- p.m. .. with organ prelude and postlude. Sabbath morning services an The committee for the straw- Presbyterian Church. ist at 8 a.m. A round table discussion wil: at 9:15 for the junior congrega other angle. The sacrament of penance will be held by Scout leaders Monday The Guild for Christian Serv- berry festival set-up will work at At each turn of the stone ice wilPmeet Wednesday at 8 UNITARIAN tion. Senior services are at 10 the church house all day Thurs- CHRIST EPISCOPAL be administered upon request aft- at 8 p.m. Red Bank Bruce Naidoff, son of Mr. an different expression or mood ap- er all services, and at other times A training and enlistment ses p.m. day and Friday. The annual Shrewsbury pears on the face. It may appear , "The Affirmations of Unitar- Mrs. Samuel Naidoff, will b strawberry festival will be held upon notification of the rector. slon will be held Monday at lanlsm" will be the sermon topic called to the Torah as a ba Beginning Sunday, the summer somber, sorrowful, understand- Holy Unction of the sick will p.m. in the DCE room. ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC Saturday, June 9, from 1 to schedule of services will go into ing, thoughtful or compassionate. Keansburg of Rev. Harold R. Dean, minis- mitzvah and will be accepted in 7 p.m., with square and round be administered Saturday from The closing session of the sew- ter, at services Sunday at 10:30to the fold of Israel by Rabb effect. Until September, there 4 to 4:30 p.m. ing group will be held Tuesday Sunday maj.es will be at 7, 8, dancing from 8 to II p.m, spon-will be no worship hour at 11 9, 10, 11 and noon. a.m. In the Community Y.M.C.A. Rosenthal. Cantor Scharff wil sored by the Junior Fellowship. ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL The family Eucharist and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The pray- A fellowship hour will follow. chant the liturgy. Mr. and Mrs a.m. The services at 8 and 9 a.m Red Bank church school will begin at 9:30er and study group will meet in Daily masses will be celebrated Church school classes will meet Samuel Naidoff will be hosts a will be Eucharists In character, at 7 and 8 a.m., except on first BAPTIST but only at the 9 a.m. Parish The schedule for Sunday wil a.m. A nursery will be provided Roger Squire Memorial Chapel at 10:30. the kiddush. be: Holy Eucharist, 8 a.m.; Sun-during this service. Tuesday at 10 a.m. Fridays when the hours will be Leonardo Eucharist will a sermon be 6:30 and 8 a.m. Rev. Mr. Dean and Mr .and Sunday morning services are preached. day school, 9:30 a.m., and Choral At 11 a.tn. there will be a cele- The Young Adult discussion Mrs. Warren Sawyer, Little Sil- it 9:15, followed by a class in "Christ or Caesar" will be Rev. Eucharist and sermon at 9:30. bration of the Eucharist and ser- On Holy Days, masses will be Though-church school termin- group will meet at the home of offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 ver, recently returned from the lewish Law with Rabbi Rosen- William Carr's sermon subject The church committee wil mon by the rector, Rev. John M. the.Jaquiths Tuesday at 8 p.m. General Assembly of the Unitar- thal. Daily services are held each Sunday at the 11 a.m. service. ated last Sunday, families of themeet Monday at 7:30 p.m. Crum. a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. parish, should continue to bring The minister will conduct a Confessions will be heard Sat- ian Universalist Association svening at 7:30. Church school will meet at 9:45 The Eucharist will be cele- Every weekday except Tues- study of the Book of Philippian held in Washington, D. C. Affirm- The Men's Club will sponsor a a.m. and the senior Baptist Youth children to church at 9 a.m brated Wednesday and Thursdayday, daily Morning Prayer will urdays, first Thursdays, and on Fellowship, at 6 p.m. ivery Sunday throughout the each Tuesday at 8 p.m, in room the eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 ative resolutions adopted by theFather and child luncheon at 1 at 7 a.m. be read at 9 a.m. and daily Eve- 112. assembly were on the subjects p.m. Sunday. The sermon subject at the 7:30summer. Nursery care of infants The Young Adults will meet ning Prayer at 7 p.m. to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 i.m. service will be "When the during the 9 a.m. period will con- The Woman's Society of Chris p.m. of population control, support of The Sisterhood installation o Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Eucharist will be cele- tain Service June meeting wil the United Nations, civil rights, >ff!cers will take place Tuesday iun Stood Still." tinue throughout the summer. Tomorrow • the acolytes wil Baptisms will be administered brated Monday at 8 a.m., andbe held Wednesday at S p.m. Th< every Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar- academic freedom, self govern- >vening at 8:30. Chairman of the Junior BYF will have a cook- The celebration of Holy Com meet at 5 p.m. and the junior Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ment for the District of Colum- iut tonight. munion at 8 a.m. this "Sunday topic, "Women Around thi rangements should be made a jvenine is Mrs. Kenneth Scher. Young Churchmen at 6 p.m. and Saturday at 9:30 a.m. World," will deal with the statu bia and the new model penal vlrs. Gilbert S. Rosenthal will be On Monday the Mary Martha after Ascension" will be con week in advance of the baptism. code. Circle will have a Dutch Treat ducted by Rev. Anselm Broburg of women. This will be an inter- Rev. Edward A. Corrlgan Is :he installing officer. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ASSEMBLY OF GOD national dessert party. . An auction for the benefit of There will be no school on luncheon at 1:30 p.m. and theAttending him will be acolyte pastor and Rev. Stanley Eevan- Wayne Edmunds. Red Bank Shrewsbury" Young Adults will sponsor dowski and Rev. Anthony Lulslnl the church building fund will be Thursday due to the Shavuot Fes unior PYF will meet at 7 p.m. Sunday service will be held at held tomorrow from 10:30 a.m., Prayer and Bible study will be With the closing of chifrch Spiritual alertness is needed to strawberry festival, Saturday, are assistants. tival. Shavuot services will begin meet the challenge of today. This 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday June 9, from 3 to 8 p.m. Ther at Gould's Farm on the Middle- Thursday night at 8:30. Friday held Wednesday at 8 p.m. school classes the rector asks school will meet at 10 a.m. town-Llncroft Rd. Leonard Berg- that parish parents and children Is a theme of the lesson-sermon will be booths for fancy articles, morning services for Shavuot wil Sunday entitled "Ancient and Bible study will be held Wed- mann is chairman. Lunch will be be at 9:15 for Junior Congrega CENTRAL BAPTIST be present at the 9 a.m. Parish food stuffs, and surprise pack- Eucharist Sunday for the presen- Modern Necromancy, Alias Mes nesday at 8 p.m. ages. served by the Women's Club of tion and at 10 o'clock for the Atlantic Highlands There will be a ladies' prayer the church. tation of attendance awards and merism and Hypnotism, De- The acolytes for June are John adults. Rabbi Rosenthal wil Rev. Harry W. Kraft will nounced." meeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. >reach on the topic, "From the closing exercises. The St. Metzler, 3d, at 9:30 a.m. service, preach Sunday at the Communion Gregory's Choir, crudfer, torch- One of the citations to be read Christ's Ambassadors will meet .owem BAPTIST lanai's Heights." tonight at 8 p.m. There will be and Michael Whelan at the 1 H service at 11 a.m. New Monmouth bearers, servers and -attending from "Science and Health with o'clock service. Sunday school will meet at 9:45 acolytes of Father Broburg wil1 Key to the Scriptures" by Mary a prayer service tomorrow at The Bible school will meet Sun- TRINITY EPISCOPAL -.30 p.m. a.m. begin the service with a forma Baker Eddy states: "Be watch- PILGRIM BAPTIST day at 9:30 a.m. Red Bank The Pilgrims, Pioneers, Am- I regain At the morning worship serv- procession through the aisles of ful, sober, and vigilant. The way Red Bank On Sunday the Holy Eucharis bassadors, and Baptist Youth Fel- the church. Appointed as acolytes is straight and narrow, which FRIENDS MEETING ice at 10:45. Pastor William E. will be celebrated at 8 a.m owship will meet Sunday at 6:30 Shrewsbury Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, wil Bisgrove will preach. Holy Com DeAdder, Melvln leads to the understanding that conduct services Sunday at 11:3( Jhurch school and the famil. p.m. The evening service will fol God is the only Life." The Religious Society of my strength? munlon will be observed. Ford, Julian Hurault, Robert Friends, (Quakers,) meets every a.m. service will begin at 9:15. "Can )W. Thomas and John Yorg. The evening service will be atWe Be The Men God Wants U The mother and daughter din Flrstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. , Sunday school will meet at 1 7:45. The sermon topic will be The Friday 9 a.m. Holy Eu CHRIST CHURCH Firstday school for religious ed-a.m. To Be?" will be the subject of a ner of the Guild Girls' Fellow- charist will continue throughout "The Holy Temple of God." :alk at the family service by Sam- ship will be held Tuesday at 6:30 Middletown ucation of children meets at 10:30 A prayer meeting will be heli THE TRUTH A prayer service will be held he summer, except for. the pe- a.m. AH are welcome. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m, jel Matson, 3d. Holy Eucharisi p.m. at the church. riod of the rector's vacation, The sunjmer schedule of serv- Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. ,nd address by the rector, Rev There will be a prayer meet- ices will begin Sunday. There will IN THIS Tonight the Couples Club will which will be announced. , :anon Charles H. Best, will b £ Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. be a celebration of Holy Com hold a fellowship supper at the it 11 a.m. Next Saturday, the diocesan GREAT BOOK The Women's Missionary So- home for the aged—"The Ever munion at 8 a.m. At 10 a.m. the church at 6:30 p.m. Rev. John On Wednesday the Holy Eu ciety will meet Thursday at the rector will celebrate Holy Com CAN REFRESH YOU Ludlam of the First Baptist greens" at Moorestown — wil :harist will be celebrated at f home of Mrs. William Fj. Maxson, have "open house." Bishop Al munion and preach. There will Church of Asbury Party will be ind 10, a.m., with the service o Chapel Hill. Your strength can be re- the speaker. fred Banyard will begin the daybe child care in Leeds Hall dur- baling at 8:30 and 10:30. with a celebration of the- Holy ing this service.' newed-your %veariness ex- The missionary committee will Alcliolics Anonymous and thi meet at the church Monday at 8 METHODIST Eucharist at 10 a.m. Details may On Thursday there will be a changed for rest and joyous il-Anon Group will meet at 9 Atlantic Highlands be obtained from Mrs. Robert A. celebration of Holy Communion p.m. i.m. Monday. activity—if you will seek pray- The Sky Pilots will meet at the "Christ Gave His All" will be Disbrow. with prayers for the sick at 10 erfully the truth contained in The Woman's Guild Luncheon Rev. George E. Taylor's ser- a.m. church Thursday at 7:15 p.m. nil be held at Shadowbrool this great book, Science and mon subject Sunday at the 11 BAPTIST ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC 'uesday at 12:30 p.m. Health with Key to tho Scrip- a.m. service. Middletown ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL New Monmouth On Wednesday the sewing There will be a nursery dur Keyport at our tures by Mary Baker Eddy. Masses will be celebrated in [jroup will meet at 11 a.m., anding worship. Sunday school wil Communion will be observed at [he vestry will meet at 8:15 p.m the 10:50 a.m. service Sunday. Sunday services begin with You may read or borrow the church Sunday at 6. 7, 8:15, noct at 9:30 n.m. morning prayer at 7:45, followed Coin- and 9:30 a.m. Rev. John E. Bates will preach Science and Health free of ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL The union vacation Bible school on the topic, "The Questing by a celebration of Holy Com- Masses will be celebrated In eld by the Methodist and Pros- munion at 8 o'clock. Operated charge at any Christian Sci- Highlands Mind." ence Reading Room. The the school building, Memorial Holy Communion will be cele- >yterinn Churches will, meet June Ushers will be George Hart- The family service is conducted Hall, at 8:15, 9:30, and 10:45rated on the 2d, 4th and 5th5 through July 6 from 9 to 11:30 mann, John C. Poyner, Thomas at 9:30 a.m., at which time the Laundry book can be purchased in red, "INFORMED" iunday of each month at 8 a.m., :ach weekday. There will be a Morford, Sr. and Norman Wag- Church school meets. Morning green, or bjue binding at 53 Middletown » ind there will bo a service of /orship service each morning In ner. Flowers will be placed by prayer will be conducted at 11 and will be sent postpaid on he Presbyterian Church and Want to enjoy waih day? Jutt "Can Pentecost Be Repeated?" doming Prayer and sermon at Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hcrter. o'clock. receipt of check or money :lasscs will be held in both There will be a celebration of bring your laundry hers and let will bo Rev. Harry A. Olson's i a.m. Church school will meet at 9:30 order. sermon s'bbject Sunday at the On the 1st and 3d Sundays there hurchos. 'lite school is for chll- a.m. In the sanctuary under the Holy Communion Wednesday at our wathert and dryers do the dirty work, while you Iren from three years of age 10:50 a.m. service, /ill be but one service, a cele- leadership of John C. Poyner, su- 9 a.m. and Friday at 6:30 a.m. thop or run errands, or [utt relax. There are alwayt ration of Holy Communion nl irough eighth (jrade students. ioly Communion is celebrated at There will be a nursery dur- perintendent. plenty of machines available; never any waiting. ing worship. Sunday school will a.m. Sunday.at 4 p.m. the Junior 9 a.m. on Holy Days. Christian Science NEW APOSTOLIC meet at 9:30 a.m. Tho vicar Is Rev. RonnM Mac- choir will present a program und- Alcoholic Anonymous will And the price it to low, you can do a family wash READING The Ross MacNeill Circle will eod. Red Dank er the direction of Mrs. Erwing meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. for only pennietl Rev. Udo Rnchner of Plninficlc! ROOM meet Monday at 8 p.m. HOLINESS Kehrer. Miss Judith PIstor will ill conduct services Sunday at serve as accompanist. Refresh- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY METiiolmir Long Branch 0 a.m. He will preach on the ments will be served in Fellow- Atlantic- Highlands Highlands Sunday school nnd junior cxt from I Corinthians 16:13-14. ship Hall. Church service and Sunday Rev. Richard N. Ryley, pastor, hurch will meet at 10 a.m. Sunday school will meet at 8:45 Children's Day will be ob- school are held at 11 n.m DONALD'S COIN-0-MATIC •111 conduct services Sunday at Scripture lesson and prnyer .in. served Sunday, June 10, with a Wednesday testimony meeting is 209 BROAD ST. 54 N. Bridge Ave. lla.ro. ervice for tha ilck will be con- Rev. Wcrnor Schneider, rec- special service and an "open at 8:15 p.m Reading room hours Newman Sprbtgi Rd. Mon. thru Sat 12-4:30 Chun* aobool will meet it lucted by Rtv. E. H. Lawrence, r, will conduct services Wednes- house" Awards will be made by are 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and RED 1ANK -">• D «* church. entitled "For me Glory of Ctod." Holy Communion. The musical se- 7:3«. Suttoa will be welcomed at a Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. Ralph Allan Speck, .adviser, will lead At this time, Mrs. Frederick Your neighbors new member. Ushers will be L. Barrett, pastor, will conduct the discussion. Diane Burr will be Bopp, Jr., will render a splo, Charie$ Stephens. Fred Warwick, the service. in charge of devotions. 'Hymn of the Last Supper" by are "trading." Wellington Kennedy, and William Mrs, L. C. Tateni, organist and The Session will meet Tuesday Demarest. Holy Communion will Stracener. Greeting committee choir director, will direct the the church. be observed. Are You? youth and senior choirs, "Let Us Members of the church will ua- At 3:30 p.m. the service of d will he William Stracener, John dertake a visitation of the mem- Uit ypur horn* in our Dine. Mrs. Victor Wolff and Mrs. Break Bread Together," t negro cation will be observed with bership of the church during the guest ministers and elders par trade-in" program and Ralph Teed. spiritual. IN OUR PATIO CENTER Mrs. James Braney will place next two weeks. ticipating. A hymn of dedication bacome on* of our many Flowers last Sunday were given the flowers in the sanctuary In Bibles tnd attendance awards written especially for the church FULL LINE OF by Mrs, Rollln Delatush and Mrs. will be presented to members of will be sung at both services. tatiifiad "Horn* Trtdtri." William Graves in memory of memory of her aunt. the Sunday school June 10, dur- Sunday school will meet it 9:45 Mrs. James Mitchell will sing REDWOOD their mother, Mrs. James Bunell, ing the Sunday school service. "Great Peace Have They Which and by Mrs. Emily Stryker and .tn. On June U, Church service and Love Thy Law." FURNITURE The evening ..Methodist Youth Sunday school will be held at 5 ft. Table family tn memory of Jacob Stry- Fellowship program will be held Women's Association will meet WALKER & WALKER ker. " '•••• « . 9:30 a.m. and will continue Monday at 8:15 p.m. 2 Benches SHREWSBURY . SH I-Hlt +IAZLET - CO 4-5212 in the Wesley Room from 7:39 throughout the summer. -•* Church school will meet at 9.45 until 8:30 p.m. a.m. The mlddler and junior de- The closing program of the REFORMED WESTERN - RED - CEDAR partment! will have Emll Hirsch Woman's Society of Christian EMMANUEL BAPTIST Colts Neck off, from the Newark Christian Service will be held Tuesday at Atlantic Highlands Instead of the usual Sunday Center, as guest speaker in Fel 1 p.m. A covered dish luncheon The pastor. Rev. Howard M. schoo! and church «ervices, the BASKET WEAVE Rumson Reading Institute lowihipHall. will preceeded the business meet- Ervin, will preach Sunday at 11 Sunday school will hold a Chil- a.m., and also at the evening • 8FT. Long • Includes 1 8-fr. pest RUMSON, SOUTH ORANGE, POINT PLEASANT The pre-s«rvjce prayer circle Ing. Rev. Mr. Barrett will Install dren's Day Service Sunday at will meet in the Clayton room the officers for the 1962-1963 year. service at 7:30. There will be a 10:30 a.m. Mrs. Martha Woodruff 95 prayer meeting at 7 p.m. • 5 Ft. High • Unassembled Announces at 9:30 a.m. BYF groups will Mrs. Richard Brownley will be Sunday school will meet at 9:45 is in charge of the program. meet at 6 p.m. The Sunday eve- in charge of the luncheon. Mrs. On Wednesday Ihe Helping 14 a.m. Supplementary Courses in basic skills lor ning praise service will be held Wallace Caldwell will preside. Tonight is the night of prayer, Circle will meet in the Sunday WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF greater success in icbool and college. in conjunction with the Middle- The Commission on Education beginning at 10 o'clock. Hie dea- school rooms of the church at 2 town Township Fire Department has set June 10 as the closing cons' prayer meeting will be to- p.m. Mrs. Charles Ellis and Mrs. ALL TYPES OF FENCING memorial service. Rev. Mr. Mug-day for Sunday school classes, morrow at 7:30 p.m. Laura Mitchell will be co-host- Canadian « White - Cedor SUMMER SESSION JULY 9 • AUG, 28 ridge will • bring the message. Parents will be invited to a spe- Boys' Stockade will meet Mon- esses. Mrs. Francis Swart* will be or- cial program on that day at 9:45 day at 6:15 p.m., and the Bat The adult Bible class will meet I. READING, WRITING, STUDY SKILLS ganist a.m., at which time promotion talion Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in the church Thursday at 8 p.m. Extra Thick Rails 3.95 The senior high variety show, certificates will be given. Those Prayer' service will be held • 1 POST 0 2 RAILS Two 3-hour sessions each week, day or evening. "The Fujlama Follies," will be graduating from the primary de- Wednesday at 8 p.m. OCEANVIEW Section held in Fellowship Hall tonight partment will receive a copy of The Pioneer Girls will meet in Leonardo Cypress Half Round 2.80 This is the basic course of Rumson Reading Institute the Revised Standard Version of at 7:30. the church Thursday—the Pil- "The Good Seed and the Tares" • PENTA TREATED and is offered at all levels from seventh grade through the, Bible. grims at 3:30 p.m. and the Col will be Pastor Kenneth N. The executive board will meet BE SURE TOICHECK ON ALL OUR FENCING college. This course helps students ... Monday at 7:30 p.m. In the onists at 7 p.m. The Colonist amble's sermon subject Sunday n«t. The girls' fellowship guild HOLY COMMUNION will leave the church tomorrow at the 11 a.m. service. PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY • to read with ipeed and comprehension will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m EPISCOPAL' at 3:45 p.m. for an over-night Communion will be observed • to write grammatically and logically Fair Haven camping trip to Camp Zhender mmedlately after the morning • to increase their knowledge of vocabulary All vacation church schoo in Wall Township. service. teachers, staff, and planning Holy Communion will be cele- The course is very popular with serious students who brated Sunday at 8 and 11 a.m. Sunday school, including an FIORETTI committee will meet Wednesday TRINITY EPISCOPAL adult class, will meet at 9:45 are anxious to improve their school grades and to at 1:30 p.m., following the mid- Morning Prayer will be at the 9:15 family service. The rector, Matawan a.m. FARM MARKET and GARDEN CENTER obtain maximum preparation for college board and week service at 7:30. Sewing Day The schedule for the Sunda Pastor Gamble will preach at will be held Thursday from 10 Rev. Charles R. Lawrence, will Rr. 36 & Ave. D, 291-0321 Atl. Highlands prep school exams. • address the 0:15 and 11 o'clock will be: Matins, 7:45 a.m.; Hoi: the 7:30 p.m. service. a.m. to 3 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Communion, 8 a.m.; family serv- The annual Children's Day pro- services. li MATHEMATICS A reception for Prof. Felix Mol ice of morning prayer, 9:30 a.m. gram will be held Sunday, June church schnol, 9:30 a.m.; Holj 10, at It a.m. zer, organist and choir director, Eucharist, 11 a.m., and evensong Jr. High Arithmetic—two 2-hour sessions weekly who is leaving for a new assign' ment, will be held In the parish 7:30 p.m. , Math Survey I, II, HI—two 3-hour sessions weekly FEDERATED "Holy Communion will be cele- Holmdel house Sunday, at 10:15 a.m. The survey courses include various levels of algebra Holy Communion will be cele- brated Tuesday at 8 a.m., and analytic geometry. All courses are planned to Rev. Andrew A. Burkhardt, pas- Wednesday at 10 a.m., and Frt brated Wednesday at 9:30 a.m day at 6:30 a.m. develop ... tor will give the sermon, "With- St. Margaret's Guild will hold a out a Cross," at the 11 a.m. The sacrament of penance will FREE buffet luncheon and fashion show service Sunday. A coffee •hour be administered Saturday be- • a logical approach to problem solving Wednesday at 12:30 on the ter tween 4:30 and 5 p.m. will be held after the service. race of the Molly Pitcher Hotel. • facility in applying mathematical processes accurately The Sunday school will be in The Episcopal Young Church' men will meet Sunday after even' INSTALLATION charge. 3. ELEMENTARY COURSES (Grade 1-6) PRESBYTERIAN The Ladies' Aid Society will son?. • , • ON Reading—three 2-hour sessions weekly hold a luncheon in Colts Neck Rumson The past presidents' dinner ol Inn Tuesday, at 12:30 p.m. Rev. Harvey C. Douie, Jr., Trinity Guild will be- held Tues- Arithmetic—three 1-hour sessions weekly will preach Sunday at 9:30 and day evening in the Poet's Inn, Aluminum Combination A "Work Night" will be held Matawan. .. I on Tuesday. 11 a.m. services. 4.-LANGUAGES—— - - - —- -The- Women's -Associatioir will Alcholics ....Anonymous.-...will The Rifle Club will meet Tues- meet Tuesday at 9 p.m. three 2-hour sessions weekly day at 7 p.m. hold its annual picnic in the The Young People's Society ditorium Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., to be followed by a business meet ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL STORM All Courses under the supervision of will meet in Fellowship Hall.Fri . Eatontown day at 7:45 p.m. ing and election of officers. RUSSELL G. RANNEY The Missionary Society wll! There will be a celebration ol formerly Assoc. Director. NYU Reading Institute mark the closing of the season'! CHURCH OF CHRIST Holy Communion Sunday at WINDOWS a.m. The family service, Holj Send for Bulletin work with a picnic at the horn Red Bank of Mrs. John Zwelg, Monday Eucharist and sermon by Rev, RUMSON READING INSTITUTE June 11, at 1:30 p.m. Bible classes will begin at 10 Philip Broburg, will be at 9.31 a.m. Sunday. a.m. Church school will meet al 111 Avt. of Two Rlvtrs, Runnon, N. J. Children's Day will be observed at the June 10 service. The Sun Morning worship will start at 9:30. Rumson 842.1650 So. O. 762<7828 day school will have charge oi 11 o'clock. Jim Elliott will de- Tomorrow the E p I s c o p a the program. liver the message. Ralph Geron churchwomen will - hold the! will read Scripture and lead in sixth annual card party at 8 p.m: prayer. Communion will be in the parish house. YOU GET served by John Shoun, George The Vestry will meet Wednes- Sherman, Roger Kondrup and day at 8 p.m; NO DOWN PAYMENT! Mike Muccino. FURNITURE Plaid Stamps Evening worship will be at 6:30 BIBLE BAPTIST FIRST PAYMENT IN OCTOBER with every purchase at which time Ken Nolartd will Hazlet be the speaker. Pastor Gilbert Watt will preach Triple Insert • Waarherstripped On Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. Qualify Furniture - Bedding - Carpets at the Communion service at 1 Can be cleaned easily from inside. Made of all ALCOA there is a study from the New a.m. Sunday. aluminum. Free installation by our own skilled crafts- OS M300 EASY TERMS SHERWOOD Testament book of Revelation for Children's Day will be observe! men. (WE SELL AT ADVERTISED PRICES.) BUY adults. June 10 with the children taking DIRECT — SHOWROOM ONLY! NO SALESMEN! NO part in the morning service. Rev. COMMISSIONS! These are quality windows at lowest Dear Friends: ' SALVATION ARMY Noel W. Hirons of the Bible prices anywhere ... Shop! Compare! Save! -Red Bank Christian Union will be the speak- If you are interested In purchasing new furniture, bedding, carpeting, or any The Sunday schedule will be: er. 32 BROAD ST. Item, large or small, for your home now or in the near future, may we suggest Holiness meeting at 11 a.m., Sun Evening service will be at day school at 9:45 a.m., Senior o'clock, with Pastor Watt preach- you itop jn and browie around our beautiful store . .. Thirty years experience ing on "This We Believe." PROWN'S RED BANK Soldiers class, 10 a.m; Junior assures you of courteous, prompt and efficient service and eur low overhead Bible study and prayer hou Soldiers, 11 am; young people's SH 1-75O0 • Open Daily & Sat. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M., Wed. & Fri. 'til 9. service, 6:15 p.m., and Salvation will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. enables ui to offer you really fine quality merchandiie at prices far below the Youth Fellowship Night is normal run . . . We are open every day from 9:30 A. M. until 9 P. M., except meeting, 7:30 p.m. Capt. and Mrs. Hardld Burg- Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. , Saturday, 5:30 P. M. Pleaie come In and allow us te make your acquaintance. mayer, Mr. and Mrs. William Fluhr, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thanlc you, H. Conway will attend the Sal- vation Army State Plan dinner SHERWOOD FURNITURE Monday Tuesday there will be a pray- er service at 7 p.m., and the La- dies' Home League will meet at 8 p\m. 4-PIECE MODERN BEDROOM The Thursday schedule In- cludes: meetings of the Sun- beams, Junior Legion and Cru- ... In golden bisque. Six- saders at 4 p.m., Youth Fellow- ship family supper, at 5:30 p.m., drawer double dresser, and Corps Cadets meeting, 6:45. The Girl Guards will meet to- picture frame mirror, four- night at 6:30. drawer chest, bookcase ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL Belford bed, curved fronts, plastic On Sunday the vicar, Rev. Ralph Edwards, will read matins" coated lops, farnlsh-proof Regular at 7:40 a.m. This will be followed by Holy Eucharist and sermon brass pulls. val. 149.50 at 8 a.m. Acolytes will be Rob- ert Kruger and Norman Severs. At 9:30 a.m. there will be the usual Sung Eucharist and ser- PLUS 150 mon. Acolytes will be Roberjt EXTRA PLAID STAMPS ONLY! oo Kaiser, James Marvin and Gary Motsek. Following the Eucharist Asbury Park's Newest 109 the Church school will meet for classes. 15-Story—Ultra Modern—FIroproof At 7 p.m., the E.Y.C. will meet Large Dinettes SOLID MAPLE for evening prayer. This will be COOPERATIVE APARTMENT followed by a business meeting 259 UNITS GARAGE FACILITIES and a discussion of the Juna fete For Large Families BUNK BEDS to be held by the parish June 23, HIGH SPEED ELEVATORS The sanctuary lamp candle will 36x60 plastic top table and six chairs Standard twin dze. 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ST FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1962 7c PER Rusk to Meet With Allied Leaders WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre- Rusk reasserted at his news supplying nuclear weapons to the administration Is following Rusk rejected the charge but tary of Stale Dean Rusk is plan- conference that the United States France. "no win" course. said "there is one point on which ning a trip to Europe late thia is completely opposed to the De Rusk also challenged critics of •No Win' Policy we do have to show some cau- month to confer with allied lead- Gaulle plan for a French nu- administration foreign policy to Sen. Barry GoMwater, R-Ariz., tion and that is the notion that erg about clearing up some o( clear force. In response to a spe- come up with proposals for al- has accused the government of victory in its usual sense is to the policy splits in the Atlantic cific question be said the United ternative lines of policy develop- having a "no win" policy in the be achieved by sudden military alliance. • States would not favor-Britain's mient if the> really believe that cold war. means." He is expected definitely to He declared that the United meet with West German Chan- States is promoting development cellor Konrau AdeiiaSer. He may of the Atlantic community, build- see French President Charles de New Jersey ing up its alliances, trying to Saulle and British Prime Min- expand trade, assisting countries ister Harold Macmillan. in need and strengthening the Rusk confirmed to a news con- News Briefs "solidarity of the free world." ference yesterday that arrange- By The Associated Press "If there are those who do not ments for* trip are being worked LINDEN—A laundry mark has see in such things . . . enough out. From other sources it was helped police round up a teen-age of a win policy," he said, "then learned that he wants to talk to gang believed responsible for a I think that }hey are called upon Adenauer: about U.S.-Soviet dis- dozen recent burglaries that to state their own alternatives." cussions on a Berlin settlement totaled more than $2,000. Police Foreign Policy and about future moves for great- said a member of the gang On other foreign policy ques- er Western European political dropped a jacket Sunday at the tions, Rusk: unity, which the United States Sorrentlno Warehouse on Eas 1. Rejected Soviet Premier strongly supports. Linden Ave. A laundry mark in Khrushchev's call for a world- Conference Progress the jacket led police to a 15-year- wide conference to form some Whether Rusk sees De Gaulle old Linden boy who implicated new trade organization as an probably will be determined by five Roselle youths and Alfred alternative to the development of progress in his conferences here Johnson, - 32, of Newark. Police the European common market. with French Ambassador Herve linked the gang to 12 burglaries Rusk said Khrushchev was mere- RISCUI WORKERS us* ladders as they searefi wreckage of two train« involved in Alphand. Rusk and Alphand met of Linden and Roselle offices, ly trying to create a diversion for two hours Monday and for factories and junkyards in the a colliiion near Milan, Italy. A freight train hit a standing, express train jammed to the confmon -market though 90 minutes yesterday on Paris- past two weeks. he could understand that Khru- with vacatloneri. At leait 60 panons were killed with; death total expected to go Washington policy differences. shchev was concerned "about the higher* , (AP Wirephoto by radio from MiUn) They apparently have no hope at TRENTON — Ned J. Parse- evident growing economic vital- present of ending major difter Man, director of motor vehicles, ity of the free world." ences over De Gaulle's determi- said today that automatic turn nation to give France an inde- 2. Expressed sharp disappoint- Fair Haven Youth Center Proposal signals are fine, but driven ment at Russia's refusal to join pendent nuclear weapons force shouldn't forget to use their and his desire to promote a Eu with the United State* and other hand slgnal«r A recent accident nations In developing what Rusk ropean grouping of national states survey Indicated that drivers with looser U.S. ties. calls a "United Nations" disarm- Explain Kindergarten Plan are failing to give proper sig- ament program. He said the nals before manuevering their United States could never accept FAIR HAVEN — A plan to cation of the kindergarten classes school in overcrowded class- cars, Parsekian said. Driven "Leninist" disarmament plan house 'next. September's kinder- will In no way affect the' educa- rooms, he ' said. The Youth The Refused should begin to signal at least which would merely be a means garten pupils in the Fisk Street tional program of the initiates to. Center plan • will cut the figure 109 feet before turning or stop- of exposing countries to Com- ping their cars, he added. P Youth Center will not upset pre- scholastic life. in half. An overpopulated class ALL SET—Robert Skinner, center, assistant district com- munist lubversion and infiltra- Appointment sekian said that proper signals tion. viously established teacher-stu- The board plans to spend from is considered by the board to missioner of Monmouth Council of Bo/ Scouts, watches $2,500 to $4,000 for improvements have more than 25 students,' Indicating Intent to turn, dent apportionment. change lanes, slow down, start, 3. Reported that his series of to the Youth Center and to pay scouts Robert Kasten, left, of 126 CresMew Dr. and Superintendent of schooIs Peter deK. Dusinberre, presi- Is Explained or pull out Into the roadway Berlin talks wjth Soviet Ambas- Charles E. Howard said last night for needed custodial services. The dent, said the change was needed NEW SHREWSBURY — Mayor from a parked position help cut Keith Luclcenbach of 45 David Ter., both of Middletown, sador Anatoly bobrynln — the at a special meeting of the improvements will include the to meet the problem of "accum- Karl K. Baron said at last night's accidents. stake their claims at Deepdale Farm, Red Hill Rd., Mid- latest of which was on Wednes- Board . of Education that every painting of the two classrooms, ulative" increase in school en- day—have failed to make any council meeting that he appointed dletown, for the week-end camporee which starts'to- 15 'pupils in the classes will have lighting facilities, new flooring, rollments which have amounted Edward A. Carroll, 29 Meredith significant progress toward a the attention and guidance of one radiator covers, and a large fold- to 17" per cent in' the last five Dr., to the Board of Health at TRENTON — The eerie waii night. These boys, from Troop 140, Fairview, are among Berlin settlement. He said the of this capital city's 31 air rail teacher. The ratio is similar to ing partition. years. the suggestion of Roland Brown the 2,000 expected to participate. Western powers are fully united that used in the school system Blames Overpopulation "The critical factor is disper- president of the board, sirens shattered the hot, tmmit on the central issues) involving silence yesterday for five min during the current academic Philip H. Roy, vice: president sion"' of students into classes His comment followed the read- their vital Interests in Berlin and year, he declared. of the board, said the plan to use small enough to continue the cur* utes without warning. Few that their differences are over- ing of a letter from Mr. Carroll seemed to take more than pass The board meeting was held to the Youth Center, building could rent high level of the educational declining the nomination on the shadowed by their basic disagree- J ing notice in Jhis. industrial -city e^i8iirlhe.8witchin7fcmderijtd r be blamed tnrthe'" 'overpopala- systemrhedeclaredr grouhdiTthat Ws post as secretary ments 'with: Russia over "those of 114,000 when the sirens central issues. ten classroom location, which the tlon" of other classes in schools. The board 'has exhausted all of the New Shrewsbury Taxpay- sounded at 11:45 a.m. Asked wh board claims will make possible- Without the diange, 600 stu- other possible solutions to this ers Association takes all the time the sirens were wailing, a bank Relief Supplies • more efficient dispersion of dents next fall, would' attend problem he said. he is able to devote to extra clerk told a customer "I think On Regional Plaque 4. Declared that if Communist school children in all grades of civic duties. China requested relief supplies its an air raid,." "Oh," the cus HIGHLANDS — The names of Mr. Bahrs, who did not run the system. Mr. Carroll said the first he tomer replied, and finished fil of food from the United States had known of last Thursday's past and present members of the again this year, was replaced by the request would, receive serious • W Parents Present ing out a. deposit slip. No one Henry Hudson Regional Board of Condition of Streets appointment was when he read seemed., taj bailie,; allh^ugh news- Mr. Dempsey. consideration. But he said that . Nearly 60 parents attended last Education will appear on a it in Friday's Register, * papers, pope, and fire .officials Since Mr. Reed's resignation no such request Juts been made. night's V/t hour-long, session. Mayor Baron said he regretted plaque to be hung in the lobby Whil* Rusk played down allied were swamped with calls. Traffi of the new junior-senior regional Mr. Brown has been president Mr. Howard said that two Blamed on Stavola any misunderstanding, and that didn't stop, the sidewalks were Mr. Lahey has served as vice policy differences over Berlin classes will be held concurrently he felt it is often advisable to fol- high - school sometime after it they remain as a source of irri- not emptied, and perhaps reas- opens in September. president since the. board was during the morning and afternoon NEW SHREWSBURY - Bor- Ave.is a matter of special con- low the advice of the chairman suringly,'the radios 'didn't go ofl formed. tation in relations among the hours at the Youth Center. Four or president of a body to which Since its inception In Septem- United States, West Germany and ough Council last night heard pro- cern- to residents of the area, the air. Civil Defense Directoi Other names to be Included on teachers will comprise the kin- tests from Harold Haynes,. Drift Mr. Hubbard said. an appointment is to be made. John V. Fue, said the telephoni ber, 1959, the regional board has France. One major reason for dergarten teaching staff, two su- consisted of 14 members. the plaque are Mrs. Theresa E. this appears to be that Adenauer Rd., about the condition of Drift Councilman E. Donald Cole lines that link the 31 air rai Horan, board secretary; Harold pervising between 25 and 30 stu- Rd. and Hampton Rd., both of said that Plum St. is still in the sirens for simultaneous signal; The original board, appointed is unsure how far the United dents in each class. C. Schiable, supervisory princi States would be willing to go which, he said, should have been hands of a builder, whose bond Man Injured apparently short-circuited. by Earl B. Garrfson, county pal, and Micklewright and Mount- Mr*. Howard announced that the rebuilt by Michael J. Stavola of requires that this street be com- school superintendent, included toward some form of recognition ford, architects. for Communist East Germany if administration plans to assign Middletown as a condition of the pleted by March, 1963. NUTLEY — A lS-year-old boy Dr. Thomas B. Ahern, Samuel P. the Soviet Union ever began to pupils from one particular geo- site plan he submitted for the To Complete Survey- In Cave-in Is In serious condition today Brown, D. A. Busch, C. Allen Mr. Sensible was named super- negotiate seriously for a Berlin graphical section in the borough concrete plant Mr. Stavola re- As for the rest of the streets, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Ern after,a home chemistry experi- Reed, and Mrs. Anna Van Note visory principal in February settlement by offering conces- to either the morning or after- cently erected on Hamilton Rd. he said, the road committee sur- est Svendsen, Princeton, a fore ment, shattering his left.band (now Mrs. Van Brunt), all of The Board of Education gave him sions in Its own position. noon sessions. The children will Several councilman said this vey; soon to be completed, will man for the E. O. Wickberg Co., and ln|uring Ms face and chest. Atlantic Highlands; Alexander a 254-year contract. be grouped according to age in matter is under the jurisdiction determine jvhich streets need- re- Perth Amboy, is in Princeton Police said Edward Buonopane, F. Bahrs, William A. Feste, Mrs. each of the two morning or aft- of the Planning Board. pair, and finances will determine Hospital today with injuries suf- of 689 Lake St., bad packed a Dorothy Firilay and George J. ernoon classes, he said. Borough Attorney Milton A. how many of-those-will actually fered when an excavation caved glass tube with powder scrap- Lahey, allot this borough. Mausner, however, stated that if be repaired. . In at the Levitt housing project ings from a roll of caps such as The number of board members Insurance Study Hours Altered the delay in rebuilding these Councilman Herbert L. Willett. here yesterday. those used In toy pistols. Ac- named front each borough is de- In addition, kindergarten class roads is a violation of site plan 3d, said that each year the road Mr. Svendsen reportedly suf- cording to his parents, the boy termined by the population-at the Would Cope With Flood Disasters hours will be altered by 15 min- requirements,. then the council committee finds that needed work fered a pelvis fracture and leg who. is deeply Interested in time of the last federaL.census. utes from previous years, he said. might well communicate with Mr. would take four to five times the injuries. chemistry, went to his room last Other Names WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- carry out the study asked for in The plan is expected to allow Stavola to this effect. amount of money available. Mr. Svendsen was in an 18- night. Shortly afterward, they Other members whose names dent Kennedy has endorsed a bill Williams' bill. parents who have older children Hance Park Streets "We have to decide where the foot deep excavation when ap- heard an explosion and found will appear on the plaque are calling for a study of a new more time between starting hours him bleeding In the hallway. He Mrs. Jacqueline Alban, Everett "It is our belief that thereport Another complaint on roads most dire need'is,' and repair proximately V/2 tons of clay and federal flood insurance program. would be made within nine at other borough schools in was heard from Charles Hub- those roads," he stated. stone slid into the hole. was taken to Martland Medical C. Curry, F. Earl Dempsey, Mrs. Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., months after funds are availa- which they may accompany their bard, speaking in behalf oKthe He told Mr. Hubbafd, however, Workmen lowered a platform Center. Kathleen Mendes and John R. D-N.J., said the President's ble," the President said in a children to the school buildings. Hance Park Civic Association. He that' borough' facilities can be Into the excavation and brought Sundin. • stamp of approval may lead to statement. The morning session will run asked council what it intends to used to scrape roads where that Mr. Svendsen to the surface. A SOUTH PLAINFIELD - Joh Mrs. Alban and Mrs. Mendes fast, favorable action by Con- from 8:45 to 11:15 a.m. and the do about-repairing Peach, Cher- is desirable, and that this pos crane was used to lower and joined the board In 1960 after de- Williams said it became ob- D. Blose, 33, Martinsville. was gress. Williams proposed the bill. vious after the March floods afternoon session from 12:15 to ry, Plum, Blossom and Clover sibility will he looked into for raise the platform. ,, killed yesterday when the tractor- feating Mr. Busch and Mrs. Fin- 2:45 p.m., he said. Sts., in the Hance Park area. . the Hance Park streets in ques- He was taken to the hospital lay at the first annual regional "This is, of course, the best along the Atlantic Coast in March trailer he was driving crashei that the federal flood insurance Mr. Howard said the new lo- Plum St. east of Sprlngdale tion. by the Matawan First Aid Squad. into a conveyor being towed by board election. possible kind of news for those Mr. Reed, who was the first of us who had hoped that the program enacted by Congress in truck. Police said the truck-con- 1956 needed restudy and possible president of the board, served in March floods would at least put veyor slowed down and Blose's revamping. vehicle slammed into the rear ol that capacity until his resignation us on the road toward a construc- Mayor Says School Plan Merits Support the conveyor. The driver of th in May, 1960, when he moved to tive program to cope with future He said funds were never ap- truck-conveyor was Harry G. Red Bank. Mr. Curry was ap- flood disasters," Williams said propriated for the 1956 program. EATONTOWN — Mayor Herb- and the reduction of the proposed ect will be less," the mayor's and adequate for the present and Frank, 21, of Far Hills, Somer- pointed to replace him. after learning of the President's Williams said his bill would ask ert E. Werner has Issued a state cost of construction from $825,000 statement continued. for some years to come." set County. He was not injured. Last year, Mr. Sundin was support yesterday, the Housing and Home Finance ment giving "wholehearted en to $595,000. "The school board and its At present there are students elected to the board after Mr. Kennedy announced his inten- Agency to report to Congress in dbrsement and support" to the These, together with other sav- superintendent have taken the in 10 temporary classrooms in PRINCETON—Three Prince- Curry decided not to seek re- tion to ask Congress for a $500,000 January on the present program Board of Education proposal to ings, reduce the total cost by public into their confidence Fort Monmouth, and there are ton University students were election. supplemental appropriation to and possible alternatives. build a new school at Wyckoff $376,000, "without impairing our through the establishment of a nine classes on double sessions. expelled during the school year Rd. and Broad St, children's opportunity for a good citizens' committee, which has Next September, the board has for shoplifting at the campus The building plan will come education," Mayor Werner said. been most helpful. It is now announced, it is expected that store, the university reported before voters In a June 12 refer- "A further advantage is that more generally realized that the there will be 18 classes on double today. Dear, of Students William endum. '>» . . . the operating costs for this proj- new proposal is both functional sessions. D'O. Llppincott confirmed the Mayor Werner urged all who expulsions but the university possibly can to attend the public withheld the students' names* hearing on the matter to be held The action came after short- June 8 at 8 p.m. in the Margaret ages or nearly $200,000 in the L. Vetter School. past four years forced the 'Realistic, Practical* store to use uniformed police- The school board proposal calls men as guards for the first for 18 classrooms, (Includin week of school last September. two kindergartens and a special Store employees now guard education room for educable chll both entrances and manager F. dren.) an all-purpose room, li- Jack Worthlngton feels the brary and art room, at a total thieving spree Is under control. cost of $797,000. A federal en He will continue security meas- tltlement will pay for $300,000 of ures, however, including en- this sum if tlio school is built, trance guards, wide angle mir- leaving a cost to Eatontown tax rors and package checking for payers of $497,000 for land, build incoming customers. ing and equipment. This proposal Is a revision of a KINGSTON, N. Y. — A New previously defeated plan for a Jersey woman was thrown from somewhat more elaborate build a car spinning out of control on Ing on a larger portion of the the New York Thruway last night same plot of land. and killed. The victim was Mrs. The mayor said the new pro- Mildred Tucker, 50, of 841 Lan- posal is, in his opinion, "realis berton St., Trenton, whose hus tic and practical." band, Steve, 56, was the driver, Cost Cut By S376.00O j Thruway police said Tucker lost He praised the elimination of * control of the vehicle and It spun "the excess acreage" in the orig- around twice, ejecting Mrs. Tuck- inal proposal, which reduced the er on the second spin. The ca SAFE WHEELS — Deputy Police Chief Roy McKnight and Miss Beulah Breckenridg*. ntte cost from $87,000 "i $57,000, did not overturn, but It trapped principal, conducted bicycle inspection* and performance tests last week In Mechanic Free)' Steamed Clams Mrs. Tucker benenth It am Week of June 1. Grand open- HREMIN BRING DOWN MAN — Edward F. Mullen, 29, it brought down by firemen dragged her over an embank Street School with the aid of the Mechanic Street Parent Teacher Association. Paul Ing Captain's Cabin Sea Food after he threatened to |ump from « crane 75 feat up ai a construction sits in the ment. Neither the husband, noi Albrecht and Mlchele Richards ar« shown with their bikes after having demonstrated a passenger, Charles Scott ol Restaurant, 400 Broadway, Point South Boston areai Mullen w«i mbdued by police and then lowered to ground by their riding skill. Conducting safety tests for the PTA were Mrs. Edward Keefer, Pleasant Beach. Open 4 p.m. New York City, was injured, po- Jaily.-Adv.. . firemen. Ha was Mir booked on * drunkenness charge. (AP Wirephoto) lice said. Mrs. Kevin Lang, Mrs. Arnold Grayxil, Mrs, Gerry Germain and Mrs. Ruiiell Coyne.

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RENT A CAR or Post 2:30 Daily Double 2:20 TRUCK from HERTZ thru AUGUST 4 KUMrttr.N.l.- X BlHi ft.* tvtfi* It Href, Bait ttt U DRIVE ....Call MIKINfi FOR 20,000 CARS PR 5-1515, OA 2-3299, SH 7-2121; Come to Monmouth's Gala Opening Weekend LOOKING THE OTHER WAY — Racing fan« at Monmouth Park certainly do not tea tha abov« view vory often. HINT A LUGGAGE TRAILER $ Thrilling Races daily Tha clubhouse and granditand aroa aro viewed from the back itretch by Turfphoiv., Wunmouth Park1! own photo $2 • CluiihdH |4 • i» Intl. CHILBH1H UNO!* II MOf AOMITTf t> ttaff. The small long building blocking part of the clubhous* Is th» back of the tot* board whor« the oddi are 16—Friday, Jun« 1, 1962 HED BANK REGISTER flashed to the fans facing it from th» itandl. Monmouth Park's fir«t rae« It scheduled for 2:30 this «ft«rnoon. MONMOUTH PARK The Resort of Racing Interborough Baseball Scramble RED BANK REGISTER FrUaf, Jttne h Associated Press $word DancerPurse Feature® Softball Loop mum «r* Eatttra Staffers*) Continues At 9VH0AYH RESULTS AMEKJCAW LEAGUE Monmouth Park's OpeningDay Ikmntomr tmp, it, mm Bw- W, h. Pet G.B.Fleraington Oval ndit MA n n OCEANPORT — Monnwoth rough wu runner-up to the Sitter's Misty t»y uA B*r J, JMtt FLEMINGT0W ~ The torrid y , SpwUmt* 1 .x it Park open« its 5May season to- mighty Sir Gtylord in last year's I. V. MWtisoa's Will Ye. Vi T Mlnnesou XI « Mi crambles In the 12,500 champion- 0<*BI View Tavern », Belmont day with the Sword Dancer Purse renewal of the Tyro Stakes here. Detroit „_.....____?l II •SIS ship stock car sweepstakes con Post time for the meeting will its principal attraction and Wauys (Bye) Los Angeles ...... :M 29 .545 tinue tomorrow night at the Rounding out the field are be 2:30 p.m. daily with the daily his six furlong dash for 3-year- Baltimore .22 23 .•»» Flemlngton Fairgrounds, with Brookfield Farms' In Unison, double on the first and second STANDINGS s )lds has drawn a field of six, Chles|o 1962 victors seeking follow-up Forest Lane Farm's Final Award races. Eight races will make up W L Pet. ive of them named for the Select KansaK s City H 2t .«» f wins in the pro and novice card, and Eric Frank's Cinder Man. the cards except during the Jertyi Bar .: ^..2 i i.tot handicap which is to be run June Ocean View TmnuJ • l.w» Bestom __tt 8 .«» 8J4 starting at 7 p.m. Cinder Man is the only one in hurdle season when nine will be ffoaftsnmi ... l 1 U SI &SU% Augie Lieber, Spud Murphy and this field not nominated for the in. Heading the group entered in Shrewsbury Twp. 1 111 1 JOO Tbnnday's Results Bob Kolans are all reported ready Select. oday's feature Is Green Ticket, Nineteen stakes will be decided Wany's ,„ e i Detroit It, Chicago S for the racing: wars' resumption Saturday's $15,000 Oceanport owned by Mrs. Adeie t. Rand during the meeting, 16 on the Betoiont Inn ... • 1 .tM Cleveland 4, Baltimore S (night) after crashing the guard rail last Handicap is ihapisg up as a keen and who wiH be ridden by Eric main course, one on the turf oval Win* Baroh 0 I ,Mt Kansas City 1, Washington 0 Saturday, Jack Hamilton, serious- speed duel over the six-furlong (night) Guerin. Green Ticket was the and two over hurdles. Box Scores ly Injured in the 18-car sweep- distance, with indications that the Only Games Scheduled winner of the World's Playground Jerrj'a Sor (1) stakes then, is still in Hunterdon field will number eight to 10. ABRH ABR. n Today's Games and Medical Center with spine and Stakes at Atlantic City last fall Joe Weatherly tf Andmti.lt J 0 ijBHBh.Jl> 7 I Probable Pitchers and so far thif season has ac- Brookfield Farms will be rep- 8 0 head injuries. Regains Point Lead O«n«rllli.i» J ft l|MM«%" 4 A Chicago (Pliarro 24) at Balti- counted for the Swift Stakes at resented by an entry of I've Got Budd Olsen, ex-national cham- Rhythm and In Thee with Art "i»ri>r.e~ 2 0 ftlMarih.ef more (Pappas 5-3), 7 p.m. pion who captured the big event, Aqueduct and the Suffolk Downs DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) F-'ktiw'i.p 1 1 0 Kan&cho,5b Cleveland (Perry 3-2) at Detroit Stakes. Chambers and Steve Brooks — Joe Weatherly of Norfolk. Va., I) M'hin.2t> 3 0 0 narber.K will battle past winners Jackie scheduled to ride. Other riding Ketntn.rf 0 1 OlZimUr.rl 1 9 (Lary 1-2), 8 p.m. McLaughlin, Al Tasnady and Bob- While Green Ticket shapes up has regained the lead in Murttna.rf I 0 RlOlrnldl.U 3 4 Washington (Daniels 14) at Min- assignments include Waiter Blum (We.lb I"I 0"" -•"OlAbbei.• p 3 9 by Malzabn for supremacy in the i a short-priced favorite in the NASCAR's grand national stock Honahtn.lb lit) nesota (Ksat 84), 8 pro. iword Dancer, his opposition in- on Beau Admiral, owned by F.B. 25-lap finale that follows four car racing point standings. II 3 5 25 1 Boston (Schwall 14) at Kansas qualifying heats and two wild iludes Lucas Combs' Tom TurFraser- , Sam Boulmetis on Bon- Sportsman ...... -..-. 000 0— City (Wlckershsm 5-1), I p.m. crist Farm's Jets Pat, end Ray . _ Bar .08) 10O «- . novice skirmishes. Fourteen other key, winner of the 1961 Cherry Weatherly's second place finish 5B-W. Monihan, B. AWin. Hlta off— New York (Terry 54) at Los daredevils will match speed with Hill Stakes and this season Broussard on Ada L, Rice's Rare in the World 600 at Charlotte, Pruaklcwlus T in a. so—Pruaklewlet l; Angeles (Belinsky 6-1), 19 p.m. AbbM 1. Walks—Pruiklowld 9; Akbel this, successful quartet. victor la the Biscayne Bay. Also Rice. N.C., last weekend- pulled him Saturday's Schedule Record attendance in the five entered is Play Rough, from Other expected entries include ahead of the previous leader, Washington at Minnesota, 1:19 Sirtnbanr (IS) Wla« Bumta . title meets staged in recent weeks the stable of J. F. Keelor. Play Howell E. Jackson's Piper's Son, Jack Smith of Spartanburg, S.C. • ABHH ABB H p.m. Imblmbo,tfiuuiiuuvjii Af v 1*j raiuuiiiViJO ftlPalumbe.iri 4 t at the oval promise an all-time HM>liuon,rt 4 0 1 DowlnUb I) Cleveland at Detroit, 1:M p.m.mark topping the 100,000 admis- tj.Aum'Mb S S S Minntnr.rf a Chicago at Baltimore (2-day- JAl» " « -Uorin." n t 0 sions of 1961. Cash prizes for 1 Karrifu.e 2 0 night), 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. 2 Rlordan.Sb 1 A contending chauffeurs already 1 Kcenan.zb 3 0 New York at Los Angeles, 19 lead the nation's speedways In Monmouth Entries 1 Muitlllo,c p.m. Boden.of _ 1 Ktttiy.il total rewards. 'Irst Race — Purse $S,090 S y.o. CIg 8 furlongs S. Old Daddy 120 J. Culmone 1W Sheam 4 12 MttlkllUb w Boston at Kansas City, 8 p.m. 9. (a) Rocklty 120 E. Monacelll 6-1 The driver roster is expected 1. Golf Painter IK S. Boulmetis 4-1 3 1 to hit a peak 75 entries tomorrow, 5-2 10. Stahlstown 120 T. Barrow 20-1 Thornton.p 3 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE 2. (a) Runnln' Ak 117 E. Addessa 121 33 13 14Halpln.lb.rt 32< 6 1 surpassing the 70-car average of 3. Vermouth Cassis 116 W. Blum 3-1 11. Martial Time 120 NB Shrewabury Twp. -.308 Oil 0—13 W. L. Pet. G.B, 116 12. On Sight 120 S. Brooks 8-1 Wine Barreli .020 003 1— « San Francisco .35 IS .700 the early-season programs. In 4. Roman Market NB 8-1 20-1 Hit—K, Aumack. 3B—Roien. 2B—F. addition to Malzahn, currently 111 NB 5-2 IS. Hands All Around 115 R. Perna Aumack. Hlti off—P. Aumack B In 7Lo| s Angeles 34 IS .894 \ 5. (a) Ice Worm 1*. Chic Chla 120 W. Blum 10-1 leading for the modified division 111 E Addessa 12-1 Thornton 14 In T. BO—V. Aumack 5 Cincinnati _ -_27 17 .«14 S 6. Mulr Woods IS. (x) In Chip* 120 A. Chambers 5-1 Thornton 8. C crown, sportsman class pace- 7. Sgt Hedrlck 119 S.' Brooks 8-1 ...28 » .991 9 106 (a)R. O. GraffTus entry (x)Brookfleld Farm entry Pittsburgh maker Sammy Beavers, and nov 8. Spartan Honey NB 15-1 ..IK 21 .53! 8{ 10C St. Louis ice group leader Al Becker will 9. Prlscl M. R. Peru 20-1 Fifth Race-Purse $3,500 4 y.o up CIg 6 furlongs .31 27 .«38 IS 111 20-1 Detroit Clubs Milwaukee ... participate in the exciting motor 10. Take The Field NB 115 NB 10-1 ...IB 27 .413 14 US J. Block 20-1 1. Houston action. 11. Nimble RIet 1. 108 NB 12-1 Philadelphia . ...17 28 .378 15? 12. Eddlcjera 11« NB 20-1 116 Guerin 12-1 NB 12-1 White Sox, 13-5 Chicago .—...... 15 32 .319 181 SWINGS FOR HAWKS IN TOURNEY — Bob McAllister. IS. (z) Suit Me Fine 114 A. White Label 112 NB 4-1 14. Red O' Hare 116 3. Culmone 5-1 Associated Press New York . ...12 39 .288 19 Monmouth College golf star from Rumtpn, finished sec- 5, Lou Pelton 118 Blum 12-1 Thursday's Results 15. Peggy Keen 111 M, Sorrendn IIS 6-1 A trio of Detroit Tigers com Ocean Twp. 1st 10-1 I. Fast Gun NB Cincinnati 7, Milwaukee 4 ond in th« Eastern Regional collage golf tournament latt is. (s) Go Zip HI E. Monacelll 112 Brooks 15-1 blned yesterday to give the team (x) Bonuomo entry 7. Lonesona Joe Houston 10, Chicago 8 (a) J. T. Gibson entry 8. Odds On 115 NB 15-1 a 13-5 victory over the Chicago Friday at. Pitman Country Club, Glassboro. McAllister, 118 Philadelphia 2, San Francisco In Track Meet Second Race — Purse $3,500 S y.o. Mdn fillies 9. Sharp Thinker Grant 15-1 White Sox. a lophomore, had a 39-34—73. .Th.« Hawk ace will rep- 10. The Drager 121 Chambers 4-1 fntsht) OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Ocean 6 furlongs 115 Pitcher Paul Foytack ran his resent Monmouth and the Eastern Region in the National NB 6-1 11. Coast To Coast NB 15-1 record to 4-1 since being restored Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 4 (night) Township rolled up 52 points t 1. Artie Charmer 117 121 NB 5-2 2. Kunjas 117 NB 20-1 12. Outline IIS to the starting rotation when Los Anseles 5, New York 3 win the team title easily in the NAIA golf championship tourney Monday through Satur- IS. Fog Bank NB 15-1 (night) Ocean Township Gramma S. Garde Avant 117 3, Culmone 5-1 Frank Lary was injured. day at St. Ambroio College, Davenport, Iowa. 14. Equlmlss no Peake frl Today's Games and School Invitation Track Mee 4. (a) Peewee Valley 117 S. Brooks 3-1 Cleveland tipped Its first-place 5. Mawee H2 D. French 20-1 Sixth Race—Purse $4,500 4 y.o. up F&M 6 furlongs Probable Pitchers here Saturday. W. Peake 20-1 edge over the Idle New York Cincinnati Way 7-4) at Chicago Neptune City gathered 40 points 6. Misty May 117 1. Decline And Fall 118 Boulmetis 4-1 Yankees to a full game by beat 7. Brae Capitol 117 W. Blum 4-1 8-1 (Cardwell 1-5), 1:30 p.m. to place second, with Tinton Hy Spotting Sports 3-1 2. Royal Blosson 109 Shaw 1 8. (a) Sunny Chile 117 S. Brooks 10-1 Ing Baltimore. 4-3. In the only S»i Francfaco (Pierce 7-0) at Falls third' 'with 30>4 points. 8-1 3. Vanairess 112 NB other game scheduled, Kansas 9. Devlne Devil 117 G. Glassner •12-1 New York (Cral? 24). 7 p.m Little Silver was a strong fourth — Continued — E. Monacelll 20-1 4. Mango News 109 . Blum City blanked Washington 1-0 be- 10. Fresh Jane 117 5. Flflnella Miss 112 Grant 5-2 ]>•< Angeles fDrysdale 7-3 am with 27 1/3 points. Bradley .11. Lady Blanchard 117 NB 12-1 hind Jerry Walker's six-hitter. 8. Highland Lassie 109 NB 5-1 Williamili s 414.]) a)t PflldiM Beach placed fifth with 12 whil Freehold. Neptune was the only lame duck with 12. Fort Flower 112 R. Perna 7-2 2-1 Backed by the slugging of Jak 7. Radio Gem 109 NB (Brown 0-2 and Owens West Long Branch was last and a 2-8 record. (a) Calumet Farm entry Wood who drove In five runs, and (2-twl-nfohrt. 5:0s o.m. scoreless. Seventh Race — Purse $15,000 3 y.o. 6 furlongs Billy Bruton who drove In four, In the Shore Conference B Division, one couldn' Third Race — Purse $3,500 4 & up CIg 11/6 miles Houston (Golden *-l) at Pitts- 60 yard daih: 1. Hertiog (OT); !. W. Peake 12-1 1. Tom Turkey 116 Brooks 5-2 the Tigers had little difficulty burgh (Gibbon 0-0), 7:15 p.mOrlll. i (L8>; a. Stickles (NO; 4. Wlckl tab it as being in the same category as the A. This 1. Dixie Lino 11* < 2. Final Award 110 NB 10-1 (TF));; 6. Br&nwell ()(L8): 8 . (tie)) Gor G- 2. Rope Halter 1W R. Stevenson 4-1 with the White Sox, although St. Louis (Jackson 441 at Mil'man (O() )) and BlBalba ba w ((BB(BB>> . Time—Ti66.96.9 3. Play Rough 110 Monacelli 44 75 jardd da»hdh ; X OlllOrllli lUlUDD J , ««l«l ) blame can go Jo Coach George Deitz of MataAyan S. (a) The Axe 107 E. Mascarreli 3-1 Foytack had-to1iaverrelief help Waulw*~(SlMnrMV,"8' o.m. Hulie and Cornfield (NO. Weldo 3-1 4. Green Ticket 128 Weldon Coach George sent his Huskies through an undefeated 4. Plenllunlo 2nd IH 113 Chambers -•-"--5J- in the seventh. Foytack gave up Saturday's Schedule (BB), lnatKy (O); 3. Lockwood ,3b 3 0 Countryside „ Fifinella Miss Fifinella Miss Drtucoll.Tf 3 1 •NPIatner.lb 3 (I Lone Oak .! ..._..2 FIRE DEPT. ROLLOFF n. Cmn.ef 4 » SIBoyle.or.p J 0 in the mile relay. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Geof- 6 Mango News Decline and Fall *7ai!ri niLalrur«,c S 0 Monterey Manor 2 The Red Bank Fire Department Luc'kelll,2b 4 O O Waillh'a'l.et 3 0 frey V. Azoy, 25 Buena Vista Ave. Green Ticket Green Ticket Mango,,* 3 11 trransleo.p 1 n Country Tavern .... „ 1 In Unison Tom Turkey will battle it out tonight on theThorne.p 4 0 1 Srrxowlcx.rf 3 0 Wilson Park „. 1 In Unison Red Bank Recreation alleys for 8lmpion,3b 3 0 1 Tncorvla.c 1 fl with its annual spring banque 7 Tom Turkey Porter.c O olVUan.M 3 0 the bowling champs of the depart- 1 Clear Call Troubled Times a-Carey O 00'>vn«r«VI.2b" ' 2 0 EAGLES SIGN HILL Honor Rumson at the Willowbrook Inn here Tue ment. Thirteen teams are expect- W 0 OIL day. Route Sixty-Six Fair Admiral PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Kin 8 Coup De Canon Clear Call ed to vie for the rolloff title. 29 3 8 20 0 Letter winners of all sports wi COMBINATION There also will be lndivldua fn- Porter In flth. Hill, punter and reserve quarter Monraouth Reg. _ "n back for the Philadelphia Eagles Athletes Tuesday be honored except the footballer! Late Scratches prizes. ' , m o—o FAIR HAVEN — The Bulldog who have their own dinner in th Runnin 'Ak, Sgt. Hendrick, Vermouth Cassis, Peggy Keen, 3B—Manfo. SB—Drlico'li. of the National Football League, fall. Franalcn 6 In 4; Boyl« * ' no— has signed his 1962 contract, gen. Boosters of Rumson-Fair Haven Go Zip STOCK It pays to advertise In The Thorn* S; Franitco 3: Bovle 5. Walk*— Thorns 2; Frarnlco 1; Boyle 4, eral manager Vlnce McNally dis Regional High will honor all The event will get under wa; 2. Kunjas, Peewee Valley Register.—Advertisement Umplrci—Bolvanshl and Zebro. closed yesterday. senior boy and girl letter winners at 6:30 p.m. 3; Greatlea and 4. White On White, Florida Sunshine, In Chips 5. Fiddling Star. Lonesome Poe. Odds On TRACK—Fast WEATHER-Clear SPORTS WE HAVE IT! Car Races Hw nly pnrim qwSry ft» b H» Itv pin Ml ELECTRONICS IMSTiTUTB GENERAL«/E7H/J? or SAT. 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11 AUTOS AND TSUCKS , IUJMI 1, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUHW AND TRUCKS AHHOUNCiMENTS vm AND FOUND f" AUTOS ANP TRUCKS LOST AND FOUND l-UJttf — Wits* toy -poo*}*. CAR BUYERS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUK» AND imcxs !«»*• Ann. «*_.i4« UpA r » jus. U3IT — K-MM u ____ ** mam VIM*. M4 Z&li* 4<*. MM, nt, ti.t wi.-u ir.«.u.r.y TOBUC NOTICE euouuwa, Russell iiltAtf Kivi» i»l»ja_. SPECIAL SAVINGS HAS A C&U M2.UH _Bt» iw AUTOS AND TRUCKS enrrajs - AUTOMOTIVE WAT r-.Vtm «oor aedai, » tcc-i-orlM. •«ri_i, radio and beater, excellencellentt <»<>< * 1663 MERCURY _ •62 OLDS AUTOS AND fHUCKS ditton. W1U betMi aor d«laf« »rl» offer. Me CAR thy or eojnwirabU ralue. BH MMI.130 Priced To Fit Your Budget p,m. to 9 p.ro* WE^ARE OUT TO SET A UMT DODOE — ..m}*t*ti • i * (Rom * piclcup to a dluaU. Bat ]M0 CHISVROIJ-T HX - JS Uni, original mmer. Si Fnak at PfcH 11OTORB. loc, Root* lion. 169-7 »H T-WM. 35. oppotlu B«n4W. Ittontown. AutUor- dlo. baatar, wtiluwniln, B.T0O. Cajl S»- Hardtopt • Convertible* uM Oedf* DwUM. 14 MB. IMMACUUITB — M« Vo_nra«a« i_. STOCK CUURAWC* UiS. root tnw jrar palm, rttraHt •—— ALL COLORS THUNDERBIRD — LJfU M Ml lH* FOHO RANCH WAOON - *•««• OH l-SXM. • FALCON '5» PONTIAC MIR. HT HinJMp. Drtvan ool/ %M0 nfliiinutn.. LUkI t 0-MHic, pmtt attirluc wi tirtku. •«> CREVT 2-DR. HT (2) new condition. S*a MoFaddln Uoton, WU CL-HMAN BCOOTBR - Com- • FAIRLANE •» FORD - '_»CHSVYB (« 251 Broadirar. iocs Btaccli, and J SUM. eta m-om pleiely ovarbaulad, IU6. •8T FORD - 'SI BUICK H U» DODOB tour-oor aedan. aatMStS SH 7'458_ • GALAXIE •« CHKVY-'M CHEWS «) lo tranunlHlon, taillo, htaltr. Km. 1 "US OU» S-DR. HARDTOP FIAT t00 CONVIRnBL-B ISM — Ba_Jo Call tnWft i»rpM_iV-.OIJPT - "ff , ftmr doi7 Top Trades For Your Old Car •» CHIVY — '59 FORD and teatur. 1.B00 mUet, « mllaa per •tick «hlft with overdrlTe, whlle-walli, "M CHEVY fillon ot £U. Q«d tummi -onattltti. TRIUMPH — 1MH WMwwn«IJ radio, baaUr. MM I MfroMijr «L, Prlvate. Ratwoablt, Call TW-WW, radio, 6eat«, axwHaisI eooSMoo. C* K Moomouth or OS Wit 2-JMIS Mtirnn »•» p.m. STATION WAQ0NB 1SS0 COMET—WHITa, TwiMoor auto- Immediate Delivery! 'W FORD •« PMTOOUTH m.tlc ahltt. Orlftnul own«r drov« only MM CHEVROLET Sal Air eoitjerUWjj, THUNDERBIRD T.S0O mllM. CA t-iSH. pow«r-|>«, M,000 mM«, WM. Call 08 CO 4-48W. •» tamrt *ss PONTIAO Quality Dealer • Quality Salesmen • Quality Service •»t CHIVY •» cravr ISM PONTIAC — In COOd condition. gTATIOt. WAGON - _. Call 18.1 rAU-ON twiMloor, dalUJl*. Radio, 18M Mercury. E»c«ll«nt coodll , 'S« PLYMOUTH BH 1-KU beaur, whltewalla. Xte.llcnt. U *-U83 Call 8»U70t. TrasiportmtlOTi Can From 150 after »«»«n. 1858 CHRYSLER — Two-door hardtop, MOTORBIKE 1-60 — Beara Mo-P.rt. Automatic and power. All in tlru. J057 FORD TWO-DOOR — Standard, excellent condition, only TOO mllei, 1100. MERCURY!; Bio.llent con-Won. KM. 8H 1-81M. 1373. aood condition. Call after 0 p.n>. U M«23 7S7-6J3.. 1853 PLYMOUTH — Station wtjon, OS IBM BUICK — Four-docMtbaWtoP, ra- 1-0229. Oil tvanlnii ««, all day Satur- 1M3 CHBVROUBT — Twodoor. B«W dio, heater, full power, new condition. day. turn, runa (ood. H90. CA 1-B81T CO4-U39. IBM FORD FA&CON — irffli»4-Wr Ma- AUTOS AND TRUCKS ISM FORD STATION WAOON—Wand- tlon waton, radio, heater, atasdard ard tnaaralaalon, tood condition. »3m trananUuloa, low mileage. Can be LINCOLN CONTINENTAL I«B Ford, two door, |Ui 1MJ PacHard, wen evenlan at 10 Davia Lane, or all OS. Applente'a Oiraie. Corner Ave- SH MOW. A-Mng »1,MO. \LMx:lii'&f A URGE SELECTION OF nue pTnd Leonardvllle Rd., Leooarflo, Call Mlim Aotlonl THai-a wnat The RttWw 100 Newman Springs Rd. SH 1-0910 Red Bank IMS CimysUDR — »-_r-door. ill- Cmlfled ad* tiava ban •aUlni lor GUARANTEED oylliwler. f«l, 1M« DODOB — ro«f-*»; th«lr advertUera lor trntt threa^uii- USED CARS AT YOUR AUTHORIZED 16. Both tood running condition. Call tan ol • centunr.—Adwertltemeot, DODGE, DART, AND AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKI ENGLISH UP TO SH 1-6000 AGENCIES SH 7-4545 COMPACT LANCER DEALER SINCE 1904 FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. MAY MONMOUTH and MAPLE, RED BANK 40 M.P.G. Over SO Year* Sailing Automobilei STANDARD 149 W. Front St. Red Bank SH 1-1296 USED CLEARANCE I CARS 1395 DON'T P.O.E. MISS SALE BUY WITH CONFIDENCE RENAULT: Big Car, Small Price THE On All Quality Imported Automobiles

'58 FORD Custom "300" Tudor Sedan, R/H 695. —ECONOMY PLUS- BOAT! "*—' THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL ——— '55 PLYMOUTH 4-Dr., Rebuilt Engine 395. BIG WARRANTY, 12 MONTHS, 12,000 MILES . .. Hurry down to •56 FORD 6 Pan. Station Wagon, FOM 550. TWIN-BORO RAMBLER and join the Rambler •57 FORD Country Squire, FOM, P.Steor. 750. '60 PONTIAC Bonnaville Conv., white, one owner, Trade Parade of 61 FORD'1B95 bucket seats, low mileage, power $2395 4-Door Sedan—Black '58 FORD Country Sedan Sta. Wag., FOM, PS 895. '60 RAMBLER Super 4-dr., 6 cyl., R/H Radio and Heater, White Walls •59 TOP CHEVROLET '/_ Ton Pick-up 895. Air Conditioner $1395 •59 FORD Cuitom "300" Fordor, R/H 895. '60 VOLVO 2-dr. Del. 4 speed, one owner $1295 Values '60 RENAULT Caravelle Roadster Ine. HT ....$1195 JfSL 950.. .'60 AUSTIN .HEALELSPRIIE_J.dster^JJii8._™,$JJ95 '59 FORD Cuitom 300 Fordor, Fordomatic 1095. '59 PEUGEOT Lim. wgn. $1095 "60 MSA Rdster, black : -. $1295 '59 GOLIATH 2-dr. sod., R/H, A-1 $495 "59 HILMAN Con., I owner, green $895 '59 FORD Galaxie Fordor, FOM, P.Stoor. 1350. '58 FORD Conv., white, power, beauty $1050 •59 MSA 121 $1295 '59 FORD Country Sedan Sta. Wag., FOM, PS 1395. "58 MSA Roadster, black ,. $1095 '57 VOLVO 2-dr. deluxe, R/H . $750 "59 MERCURY Colony Park Sta. Wag., MOM 1395. BIG.SEST TRADE-INS ON ALL 1962 RAMBLERS! •56 PORSCHE Coupe, black/red ...._ $1295 '55 FORD 2-dr. Club Sedan, auto., R/H $250 '55 OPEL Convertible, black $ 395 •61 FALCON Deluxe Tudor, FOM, R/H 1595. '54 PONTIAC 2-dr. HT $250 Special Savings on '62 Ramblers '55 JAGUAR XKI40 Roadster $1250 '61 FORD Galaxie Fordor, FOM, P.Stear. 1995. '54 MS TF Roadster .' $1195 '61 COMET Deluxe 4-Dr. Sia. Wag., Full Equip. 2050. '61 RAMBLER 2-Dr. auto., R/H, one owner 1575. '54 CHEVROLET 4-dr. Sedan, stick shift $ 200 '53 MS TD: $ 700 '61 MERCURY 4-Dr. HT, Fully Equipped 2250. RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS '60 VALIANT 4-Dr., radio and heater 1095. '60 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4-Pr., auto., R/H 1295. '53 AUSTIN-HEALEY 4 cyl. Roadster $795 '59 CONTINENTAL Mark IV, Beautiful 2295. DICK and BOB MATTHEWS •59 STUDEBAKER 2-Dr., R/H, one owner (2J 850. •52 MS TD, blue $ 700 "58 CHEVROLET 4-Dr. Bel Air, auto., R/H 1150. '60 Renault • Volvo • Peugeot * Triumph '59 THUNDERBIRD H. T. Coupe blue, R/H ....$2395 CONTINENTAL Mark V, Air Conditioned 3395. '58 MERCEDES-BENZ 190 ' 1475. f 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK •62 MERCURY Monterey Executive Cart "58 FORD 4-Dr. Fairlane, au.o., R/H, PS 950. ' OPEN EVES 'TIL 9 SH 1-5886 '58 DODGE 4-Dr. H.T.. auto., R/H, PS 875. i '57 OLDSMOBILE 98, 4-Dr., Full Pow., R/H (2) 950. '57 BUICK 4-Dr. Sedan Special, R/H, PS 675. '57 PONTIAC 2-Dr., auto., R/H, one owner N 750. '56 CHRYSLER 2-Dr. HT, Full Power, auto., R/H 575. CONTINENTAL '55 DESOTO, R/H, PS, PB 495. '55 CHEVROLET 2-Dr., auto., R/H 395. FREE FREE FREE Transportation Cars - 1954-1956 $50 to $175 Sunglasses equipped with sun visor case with every Hillman demonstration ... . CARS, INC. Free radio, free installation with every purchase of a Hillman or Sunbeam .... ONLY pUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES TWIN-BORO RAMBLER Newman Springs Rd. Red Banlc 131 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK UNDER OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 SH 7-0040 SH 7-4500—Open Evenings THE «SSS*»_M_P»--<,JJ|«1» HOOD !»!*»««S_S^«»Si?IiM^iJi»ife>»«»fSlfe»s:

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LOW DOWN SUNBEAM ALPINE FROM $10.00 PAYMENT A WEEK CONTINENTAL CARS, INC CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. SH 7-4500 RED BANK OPEN EVES. GMAC-Terms SH 1-3130 OPEN EVES. wmmmms IOATS & ACCiSSOtllS IUSINI5S H0TJC1S HELP WANTED-FEMALE HEU» «AKm>-MALE FOftSAXE BED BANK REGISTER Wtttsf, Mtf, nta uxz <« iv wa«.tii, AM BaUStcc a( al HAWUTKAW lass LD FUKNITUItE — AnUams. cblna, .. J — In protected buln. For boats fully f tven. Call OS 1-1713 at 787-4800. penenced. Anxious to work. Good mon- Mr. Rossnthal, N. I. State Employ- solicit < subscriptions. BIG DISCOUNTS glassware, art object* an4 brlc^a-brac. „ or largor. tsjier It, tin nuon ey. Call 642-8807 after 4 p.m. 8ea Bright ment Bsrvlce, 4! X, Front 8t, Red $12.95 immediate cash for anythloi and ev- Bank. STKAWBBRRY PICKERS wanted. Ap- 'RAINBOW" TV & Hardware Installation optional erything Ruscli's, 23 Suit Front Bt., MM Ocean Ava., flta Bright. Sii-MU. ODD JOBS EXPSRI£NCS1D BAIJElSliAXXKB ply ashler Bros. Farm and Nursery, IH 1-1693. Wanted for woraen'e ready-to-wear Soulh St., Holmdel, opposite Bendlxili.. (Acros'Across Acme Lot) groaBroada iteRead jasnBanKk ROWBOAT - Like new, suitable tot IBMBI lluit haye referenoti. Permanent po« OPERATORS —i— WALNUT step-tables arS collee PROWN'S DutboaM. Completely equipped, SH 1-mccAVAxwa, WIUPCKWO, ORADIMO 32 Broad Bt. Red Bank BH 1-7IOO mt attar 8:30 p.m. tlon. Apply In perion, 3. Tanko, NEW PLANT OPBNDia" REAL ESTATE OFFICE — Old eilabr - table, Two large lamps. IJke new. LO Till dirt, roll Imurance coverage. TtT- Braad St., lied Bask. HELP WANTED OH Usbed agency requires services ot 6-2241 atter 6 p.m. BILK ORGANZA wedding dress, sin PETS AND LIVESTOCK JUROAIN r- Any boat you warn to BBWINO MACHINDS qualltied sales person. Oood opportuairtnn.- •—^—. _ •.. : _j—^r-—-:—~ 11, cap sleeves, sweetheart xuckllne WOMAN wuted for general houie- FRESH COW MANURE—Direct Irom sn, Cw bank rates, nuuteui u- PAIHT coNTRAcrnno — Intenor ud work, two half day* week, mutt have Ity tor aggressive, lnteUlEent, ambi- and chapel train, lace bodice and lae« TWO BACDLB BOUSES — And pony, BUND arrrcH tious man or woman. Consult our feed yards. |5 per ton. Free deliv- Inserts, trimmed In Mother ot Pearl mlscelUmeous tack. exterior decorating:. Top^iuallty palnu reference!, own traupsrtaUon prefe: OVER LOCK ery within 25 miles on five-ton loads. and workmantitl». Call Co* CA S-5»8. BUTTON HOLB AND BtTITON SEW and lace applique, matching gloves. SH 1-Z3S3 able. Call between 7-», 8117-3350. Also pulverized, dry, composted ma- Matching crown and elbow length triple MAHOH-^flttaU pauof, eldewallu. Rein, DIJOP SPORTSWEAR RAY STILLMAN nure, U per to 1b. bag. Wrangle Brook veil. Call 872-1325. 'BKD1ENCE CLASSES —Outdoors. maionry. palntlBf. All maeoorjr and , LINING MAKERS ut SECOND ex. KBYPORT Farms. R.D. 1, Jackson. N. J. OL 7- aneaaa* School for Dogs. Borne lixptrlenced lining makers for eh 2M-D8U Realtor 5251. WB UUY AND SELL anyihtnc and ranted for small type puppy. OS 1-2679. oxeu'e and ladles' coata and car coat State Hwy 25 Shrewsbury everything. Give the highest prices. KC MINIATURE POODLES — Excel- w Pronl 8t 10-PIECE WAI-NUT dining rogia suite, Call William Left Furniture. Inc., Hny, " LA»P Piece work. Shore Coat Co., SI Brld Italian cut.velvrt coveted chain; one lent reputation. Av«., Red Bank. SH 1-8600 38, Mlddletown- fill 1-3218. Open eve- CA D-1720 ir yjBBRaLAS CAPB COD DORY. plow._ 'ede . Luis lots and fields cut with HELP WANTED-MALE hand-carved high-back chair; Chinese nings till 9 P.m. Stsel inning or ski bosL $326. Call largTargee unary, BH 1-4733, HH 1-OnM. AVON SELLS ITBBLF—lull or par Member Miiltfpl« T,t« hand-carved lovesttst: hand made im- PONIES — All tywe. »«nUe with PR 4-3700. WHEEL CHAUl-Evrett-Jennlngi, lilt- SCHLOBDSR CONSTRUCTION CO —time, lereral territories open foi SHORT ORDER COOK — Experienced, ported vail tapestry; otner pieces ot children. JsAILFMH — Two years old. New Room additions, raragei, poroh ~ women Interested In Having a good art. OS 1-3330. hand drive, used one year, perfect con- •4H409 ARE YOU AN EDUCATOR steady work. Also waitresses. Apply dition. *1W. BH 1-8140 alter 6. paint. Call anytime. closures. Dial 261-60W. steady Income. Experience unneces- Mark's Diner, Hwy 35, Mlddletown. 6IAME8B KTTTErlS — Seal Point. 84M7M M1-BO37 sary. SH 1-4343 or write: lfn. Marga- OR INTERESTED IN ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE DRVER —Weitlnghouse electric. 110 Papers, ret Oulotta, P. O. Bos M0, Red Beak SEWINO MACHINE OPERATORS — or 220 volts, good condition. SSS, BH 1-15*3 BXOILUBNT 00NDITI0N-11' Thorop. JOHN DRURT EDUCATION? At Bridge Sportswear, 247 Bridie Ate., phone SII 1-iStd. 'MB runabout, 40 f>.». Elgin, tllt-bed Remodeling Contrattor raSRKOTPOTBooaMmmieiJijrt Red Bank. Rent A Piano $12 per Month TWO KITTENS — Four month* old. traa«r plui accissorles, i«kf »k« If enca desJrable. Modem oHloe, five day II so, we would like to pay you U M at least, CLOOO (or some of your FJETOESHMENT STAND and theater KNABE, MASON-BAMUK, SOimsTR MAPLE) DROPLBAP TABLH - • Excel r&ady tot adoption. Call HE 7-1144, after iSS®S36 S7-hour wsek. Apply Bora Basse* Co., Urns. . war personal tntarvtew, se« lest condition. Call " pom. All Work Ouaranted attendants. Apply in person In evening CABLK-NELSON. BVXRBTX, BTBCK SB 1-4M5 UARINX SUPPLIES Dr. mine. Mooaay, June 4, Y&CA, at refreshment stand, Satcntovn Drive- COLLIB PUPS ~ Sail* Md Ul-color. ACCOUNTINO — Bookkeeping Service. Red Bank. N. J. 4:39 p.m. and t Cookmaa Ava. A MUn St. Asbnry Pk. For The Boatman. New Herman P.m. in. Bee Mr. Dean. Raised- wlUt chtUren, Herman Birschlnger, 100 Orant pl.r Tupparwar* Horn* P«rti«t Open daily UU » Bat. til) s:W BIS PAINT DISCOUNTS SH 1-7710 - marine supply house, jiti ' Kas openings tor demonstrators. (Two' PART-TIME SCHOOL BOARD SECRE- Inilde, ostslds mint. IBM colors. ud Servlcs TARY — Interviews wlU he held Mon- in 64301 8PIUNOER SPANBEL — Foui years HANDYMAN — With trook. Tarof, ctl- part-time fso. (Two) runtime 1100. ~- BUTCBSIt •» Steady, food pay* live DESKS — 115 tip, mes *15 up, chairs, Wallpaper discounts. Special white old, good watcb dog, naeds borne. 1 days, closed Sundays. Sabatca, 606 day, Jane 4, 7:30 p.m. Memorial CDS gal. Latex (3.4* gal B * H TBX BOATMAN • SHOP late, attlpi deaiied. Uibt hauling. Rea- Deceisarr. BH 1-49H. __^__^ School. Homtngsido Ave., Union Beach. adding machines, typewriters manual Phona, 787-2313. sonable. BII 1-2695. Main St., Belford. 78T-NU. and electric, olQce equipment etc Stampi, too. BXPBIUBNCBD waitresses and "L BOXER PUPPY — Male, beautiful NXW AND USBD BICTCUDS — Parti, cashier. Call In ptnon Blue Jay Cine: WAITERS for saaahon nlxnt club, ACB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY bargain prices. New or used. AAO Desk most bo experienced. Weekends. No Every order * applicant our specialty. Co. RL 35, OaUlurst, KE 1-3990. 'RAINBOW" TV & Hardware fawn with white markings. AKC res- Open Sundays sad Ho repaln, •Leoeieorlee.' Pickup anA da*XatCBtown* istend, 11 weeks old. Reasonable from Uvsrjr. W13W4 food. Commlsilon. Age 25-35. Call Club U Broad St., Red Bank BH T-34M ELECTRIC FENDER BASS — And (Across Acme Lot) Broad Red Bank lU'l p.m. 8TUDBNT-1IOUSBKBEPKR — Un 11 Miami, Keansburv, 7S7.B8S3. private breeder. Visit puppy and par- take lull charge three days per wee pluih blond hardihell case, JIM. PA 1-NOROE DUAL CYCLE waihlnf tnrt- ents. OI 8-4(23. UN BARBOUR U* LIGHT TRUCKINO — Ortll CUtUnf. 3436. chlne, $90. Lounge and chair, Danish Call after 6 p.m Experienced or foreign only, 3M-37I7, BALBBMAN — JJeat. amblUous, 20-30 WlnmaHKI amtrola, |3W. modern, {50. Norge refrigerator, 10 eu.GERMAN SHEPHERD—Burnt months, 281-1061 8» p.m. years of age for auto supply store. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female AIR CONDITIONER — 15-ton, package ft., tTO Odd tables, modem blond male, AKC registered, champion stock, 8«-170« Salary, commission and other benefits. unit, excellent buy, rnuat sell. RBABONABLB — Tardi cleaned, moV TELETYPB OPERATOR — Borne - CHILD CARH — Private home, weekly wood, sf each. Two-piecopcee sectiosectionall wlUUi stiver gray and white, sappy disposi- «' BA1UNO PRAM (OUen)—Dacron Apply In person only. Pep Boys, SH 1-3233 lIpeoTen <10 Rcu hi (25 Dl tion. Call S91-S4M. M1U, Malnlsu (teal «tayi, Kaulite tng, wreoklnr, painting, carpentry, ma- perience required. New modern faclli 42 West Front St., Red Bank, N. J. rates preferred. Licensed practical p, <10. Recuner chair, (25. Dlo •onry, tiling;, electrlctl, etc. 291-U63. Perth Amboy area. Hours t-S. Pleasani nurse on preralsu. Call for appoint- BLOND CEDAR CHEST. 123. etlo set, six c&alr* and two-piece Hutcn, flttli Call liter 6 p.m. BH 7-0706. working conditions. For appolntmen TRUCK MECHANIC — Sober and re-ment. OS 1-0806. Call modern. 1125. CO 4-1AH. MIXED BREED FUFPHIB-SH weeks SUDDEN BBRVICB — Cellare, attlo, call Mlu Wood, milcrert MW0. old, price is a. good home ant sort of JBLBOTRIO START — 18 h.p. Johmon Uabis roan for steady employment 6H 1-7656 ad. OS 1-1719. or It' boat, complete with trailer. Beit yarde. Alao light trucking. Reaionable. Must have own tools. International TOUNO MOTHER — Wishes to care COMBINATION — Refrigerator-freeier. 787-1B8S or LO frSSSS. EXPBRIENCBD 8AUC8WOUAN ovi trucks. Mary Carter Paint Co., High- (or child of working mother. aood conlitloa, »75. Also rerrlgentor. •fter. FbOM BII 1-M73. 21, to aeiume position of responelblni 7*1-8395 FREE INSTALLATION »15. 7BT-1671. TWO TEAR OLD-Mal* Beagle. Hseds NBW AND USBD BICYCLES — Pane, way M, Matawan. iew home, owner moving. AKC reg- U- CHRB ORAST — 10 h.p. Icott In part-tune Job at Junior apparel ano] JKered. Friendly and loving pet, ac- motor. *turUi« wheel and control*, repaln, aecenorlee, Pickup and de- Call SH T-S2S2. BRIGHT young lady, college student, LARGE COLONIAL wing chair with livery. 291-260*. , , EXPERT CHEF seeks summer lull or part-time em' 6 for $77 slipcover, all foam rubber, |20. Heavy customed to outdoors. (2O» Includmi* ex- UW, Call Ml-0852. WOMAN WANTED — For work ployment, cooperative, industrious, good (No *xtr% charg* for upper floor In- duty 33' reel tractor-typa power lawn cellent bouse. SH 7-3533. 1 H BOAT — Ntodi paint, trailer, TU FOR ADDITION* AND ALTERATIONS pharmacy, coimetle experience pr MUST BE EXPERIENCED IN typist, 40 words or bettor a minute. etallatlon). First payment in October. mower, (20. 741-0614. FREE FOR MCB BOMB — Pick ot h.p. Evlnrude, coinpielely reeoodllloned. Call CURLKY HOMES ierred, evening work. Write "A.N, Phone Ann Jennings, 8H 7-1631. Triple Insert, weather stripped. Box 611, Red lank. SEA FOOD AND STEAK. Ive kittens, ssven weak* old. U 3- BOO takea «1L 129-1J69. 8H 1-B100 WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners, SALE liW TOP SALARY or other occasions. Call PROWN'S SH 1-8831. 32 Broad St. SH 1-7(00 Red Bank BATH TUB ENCLOSURES HEALTHY YOima PARAKEETS — AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS CALL 872-1773 Anodlzed. Regular (49.90. For • Cages, stands and supplies. HBYPOJVT BABYSTTBER or mother's helper, IS OVERHEAD DOOR — Sacrifice. S'S' limited time S39.85. Phone todiy. PET BUPPUKS, Bt. KS. CJUfwood. LO WANTBD — Experienced Industrial yea. _ r old girl, experienced, desires sum- by 10'. 6-5569. milntonaacs man. . Call- Hydrocarbon mmeri - fimpT^ym*"*! -ICnjoys- being—-.wltt SH 7-2104 PROVVN'S Chemicals, Plastics Division, Locust children. SB 7-9543. BEAUTIFUI*- at, Keyport. CO 4-eoW. TEACHER LEAVTNQ FOR EUKOPE— W"Broad St. Red* Bank 6H'i- for good bom*. Free. Call WILL DO BOOKKEEPING _ In lny Castro sofa bed, S80; two essy chairs,BUILT 1UTE CARRIAGE (like new) SH 1-21S7. BY STUDEBAKER MECHANIC WANTED — Apply In per- home. For Inform&tlch call |3fi each; glass top coffee table, SIS; crib, chest, oven, upright piano, table BOSTON TSRBIBK PUPPH8 — Kiglit THE son, BtlllweM'a Oarage, 1T2 Jackson 291-9423 nlne-sectlonal bookcases, |7 each; four and chair set, cash register. Make of- weeks old. Wormed and Inoculated. L A n K St., Matawan. pair table lamps, (10 pair: two floor fer. 741-1038. Little, beauties. TW &.2069. RELIABLE WOMEN wishes to take DRIVER — Delivery and help In green* care ol children in her ncane, UT lamps, |10 each; RGA-TV, blonde cabi- BABY CARRIAGE _ Full size, doubl houses. Someone acquainted with Rum- net, f60; 1061 Frlgldatre, medium size, Maple Ave. SH 7-2809. Will board USD; 1961 RCA dlshwaarier, (110; 1061brake, fully iniulated, excellent cosd! son, Fair Haven. Red Bank area. tlon. (29. Playpen, (8, 221-U65. Steady, all year employmint Please WOMAN — Desire* baby sitting posl- Filter-Flo washer, (110; Roto-Broll 400 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ECONOMY CAR • BIG CAR LUXURY apply In person, fiplwak Florist, 99 tloo. Personal references. Call BH 1- Caprt. *120; Mower, Brlsgs &• Stratton, SMALL CAR Ave. of Two Rtvsrs, Rumion HO; Italian bike, racing model, (IB; ALUMINUM GUTTERS APARTMENTS Simmons Beauty Rest, box spring, mat- Qenulne Alcoa Lifetime. Aluminum MAN FOR UQBT DELIVERY — Uttl. COMPANION — And light bousekeeptng tress, metal frame, $70: three Quarter UNFURNISHED — One-room apart- to elderly person. Knowledge of nun color or wnlte. Simple Installation (tit- ment Call AS Silver. Phone betwsen 4-0:30 p.m. SH antique bed, mw mattress, (50; 1850ters and down spouts. W* lzutall on SH 1-10S3 T-34S4. Ing. PR 4-3163. marble top mahogany cheat. Coll LO 6- 3687. abort notice. LOW AS Per Month for 36 month* SALTS — Mutual funds, lecurltlea, Ufi BABY STTTINO OR COMPANION tor PltOWITS 32 Broad St. SB 1-TSOO SUMMER RENTAL — Stour rooms ana insurance, general Insurance. Outatand' young girl. College fireshmen, wuT bath, furnished apartment, private ing opportunity, Tree training tn all travel. Available after Juno IT, whole S1VB-P1ECE DINETTE SET — Wood, PEONIES—Best named varieties, large beach, Nortb. Long Branch en the 48." of the above. No experience necessary. or part of summer. Call 946-8401 after (40, excellent condition. Call after 7 clumps, pink, white, (LOO each; ted~,, ocean front. CA S-1553. 2 p.m. p.ra. SH 7-3802. $2.50. You die and take, bring shovel. Full or part-Ume. LI 2-1700. A. Her Dairy Farm, ^ mile aoutn ATTRACTIVE — One-room •fttclsncy. WOMAN — Wishes Ironing In ownI960 HOTPOINT automatic washing mi_ Mlddletown railroad station, road to private cooking, convenient location, horns. No white shirts. chine, (US original cost (27& Call BH 1-8304 alter & 741-7902. Llncroft OS 1-0073. PART TIME SH 1-5694 BEAUTIFULLY BURNISHED — LIv- . NO MONEY DOWN... THREE-PIECE BLOND bedroom set, FOAM SOFA CUSHIONS — 21132x4 John Bt., Rel Bank or call down payment and get a new parlor 110,000. Can be financed. SH 1-1081. vate, couple or two girl*. $25 a, week, ability. If you are willing to accept or dining room set at sale prices. Wil- "lall 787-4378. our basic training program, we will be WASHING MACHINE — Top loading, liam lailt Furniture Inc.. Hwy 39, - glad to discuss our contact with you. MEYER MORRILL ABCO-Matlc. New pump, belt driva, Mlddletown. SH 1-3213, open avenlnci RUMSON — UnluraubuL ltv« roorm. BAILLY BROTHERS INC. Salary and commission which, should dual temp, partial load. Presently In till 8 p. m. second —floor, near bus, stores. Utilities make your future Interesting and fi- Broker operation. $16. LI 2-1369. supplied. $100 month. 843-8384. nancially rewarding. For Interview, ap- HOpklns 2-5817 91 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK ply 9-10 a.m. or 4-8 pirn. Apply to Mr. KITCHEN BETS RECOVERED — (4.95 BRING YOUR ROLLERS WICKATUNK — Two Jour-room tin- Nlckas, Manager Singer Sewing Ma- up. Dinette seta at lowest prices. Use NBW WINDOW SHADES furnished apartments, {SO Includes all chine Co., 69 Broad St. Red Bank. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY your Easy Charge. Monznouth Dinette, Put on while you wait. Any ilze up utilities. WH 6-43M. to largeit picture windows. Free rust- SH 7-0596 20 ACRES - LAKH —FOOL GO Monmouth SI, Red Bank. SH 1-8833. THREE-ROOM apartments. Ideal for XNSPECTORfl — Experienced on aeavy less eyelet, ireo crochet shade pulL newlywed, retired couples. (120 month, construction. Call 4'.i-icr* deep water lake swimming ELECTRIC RANGE — 36", (20. Phone Custom made shades, scallop or fringe, all utilities except electricity. WEST- ^S^^ 66«-S844 pool 34x64 three 3-room bungalows with after 7. any type. Prompt delivery. Fre« WOOD OARDENB. Batb and Westwooa 2D1-2857 • measuring service. Convenient terms, BAKER and baker's nelper. Experi- lake view, store building equipped for Ives., Long Branch. CA 9-0898. CA enced. Good salary. refreshment business, gas, water, elec- FIVE-PIECE maple dinette set, sofa PROWN'S 2-2305. 7BT-9678 tric. Property fully equipped for busi- and three chairs. Reasonable. 03 1- PLEASANT, third floor, three-room neas with deep wells, speaker system, I1S3. 32 Broad St. SH 1-7500 Red Bani SALESMAN BOB RAGO SAYS: three-phase electric, ideal for private apartment, unfurnished. One business r. J. FENCINO — Cnatn and link PIAN03 — Save (200 or more off list woman. Good location. McLaren St. parties, clubs, camps or Investment. 7 price on brand new 88-noto coniols pi- $55. PrlvatB entrance. SH 1-0761. MEN NEEDED miles south, ot Freehold, short drlva fence and gates. For free estimate anos. 10-year guarantee. Como see and from Highway 9. THE PRICE) IS call B68-4774. save. Rent wltht>ption to buy. Tenzer'a ATTRACTIVE — Three-room pin* pan- "OUR PRICES ARE SO LOW To fill various Jobs and positions. We RIGHT. Quick sal* wanted. UPRIGHT FREEZER — 12% cu. ft, Miulo Slore, 309 Main St., Lakewood, eled apartment. Front terrac* with are an old, established company, we Seven months old. Good condition. FO 3-2190. yard and bock patio, bam, utilities in- ate proud ot our stability and aucceta. MERRITT R. LAMSON INC. cluded. Summer rental. 842-2427. Wo need men of high character who Brokers iheap. 204 Hwy. 36, East Keansburg. REDUCING EQUIPMENT—lur rant or YOU'LL HAVE TO REACH have had hardships and have the de- sale. Free delivery. South Jersey Sum- THREE ROOM — Furnished apart- sire to settle down to a secure position 5« Weit Main St. Freehold cm, SHadyaldo 7-2914. ment (75 month. Heat, water supplied. In an established company. HO 2-OUO WINDOW SCREENS Adults, no pets. T41-M21 or LI 2-2277. Keep bugi and files out W> m&k« UP TO GET IN THE CAR" UNFURNISHED — Highlands, 81 Lin- SALARY (IS most any typs window screen. Full MORTGAGES length, cellar windows, roll up, SALE den Ave, Fnur-room apartment, mod* COMPANY BENEFITS Luclte home paint by Dupont, IUCU- Qrn Improvements, heat, hot water sup- , AOES 19-3S HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEY? PROWN'S lar 13.50 per eal. Sale price M.l». plied. Reasonable. 872-0571. .SEDANS Your credit Is good. First and second 32 Broad St. Red Bank SII 1-7500 Preo delivery. PROWN'3, 33 Btoad HiaHLANDS — Furnished three rooms, HARDTOPS Apply for scientific unbiased aptitude mortgages. BH 1-4344 or FO 3-2601. St., Red Bank. SH 1-7500. bath, second floor, adults only, 175 test. CUSTOM RATTAN DINING SET — month. HO 2-2ttll. Call OS 1-1370 Table, eight chairs, sideboard. Excel- 24" EXHAUST FAN with louvers, per- '61 Chevy $1795 lent condition. 8(2-1478, Itumson. fect order, S3S. Two Hassock fans, (10 THREE ROOMS — Furnished. Couple '61 Chevy Impala $2296 CAR POLISHER — For new car deal INSTRUCTION escb, 229 Cambridge Ave., Fair Haven. preferred. S7S month Includes every- ershlp. Steady position, good wages and WESTINOHOUSB BEFRIQERATOK — SH 1-2869 after 7 p.m. or Sunday be- thing. LI 2-2933 Batontowa Power '60 Ford $1160 benefits for the right man. Apply in ORGAN LESSONS—Eight weeks' sum. Meat keeper, small freeze chest and tween 0-12 a-rn. person, Bob Wnlte liujo*, 163 Monme- r courses starting In June. Small hiimldraw. (75. Also .10-30 lever action (More Classified Ads '60 Olds, power $2095 mouth St., Red Bank. morning classes for children and Marlin carbine, good condition, (35. It pays to advertise In The Red '55 Cadillac, 4-dr. $795 adults, all makes of organs. Rentals OS 1-UJ30. Bank Register I On The Next Page) SUPERINTENDENT for garden apart- available. For further Information, '57 Pontlac, 4-dr. $695 Power ment, 40 apartments, salary open. Call FLORENCE: HARBAUOH^JM 7-5149. Power PR 5-3000. CAMERA BALE8MAN — Camera De- RENT~A "PIANO •58 Borgward $395 partment, Atlantic Buperama, New Shrewsbury. Apply In person after Q p.m. WITH ONB MONTHS FREE LESSONS '51 Chevy $195 DRIVER — For soliciting and deliver- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY WAGONS ing soda Call after 6:30. For mor« Information call '49 Chevy $195 787-8264 MUSIC TOWN A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! MBN FOR NIOHT office cleaning, 600 Hny 33 •59 Oldi, 4-dr. $1895 Mond&y-Frldsy, eight hours per night. Mlddletown Open 'til 9 P. M. Red Bank area, steady work, good 071-1160 Air conditioned pay, paid holiday* and vacation. Must READING INSTRUCTION — Develop- be dependable, u. B. clUzen and have mental, functional, remedial. All Adding Machines—Typewriters Building Contractor Painting and Decorating own transportation to and from work. grades. At your home during July and '58 Chevy, 4-dr. $1095 ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters BUIIJ3EI! — New homes, room ad- Apply Saturday, 10-1:30 p.m. VFlV post. August. Cull LO 0-5120. sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's 101 LOUIS CA3SAN — Pabitsr, decorator, COMPACTS Cllftwood Ave.. Cllttwood. ditions, basement and attlo rooms, baperhangor, 25 years experience. 41 WATER 8KI — Export instructions. Monmouth St., Red Sank, SH 7-0185. kitchens, garage, repairs and alter- Chaplo Ava. BII 1-170S attar I p.m. '60 Plyrn., 4-dr. $1295 '61 Convertible , $3395 Everyone learns easily. AH equipment ations. Herbert Elgenrauch. BU 1-6201 furnished. Water temperature 70 de- CARL 11. JONES-Palntlnit and dec- Power Power LABORATORY TECHNICIAN grees. Family SKI School, foot of Maple Antiques Wanted RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS orating. General contracting. JTrs* '62 Falcon Sedan $1795 8tor.i windows siding, awnings. eitlmates. Call 81! 1-4343. 34 hours. (DEVELOPMENT) Ave., Red Bank. Phone 711-1121 lor ap Old Colls, gun*, Jewelry, cut gl&st, 811 7-2S33 r- 8ll 1-4B2A. "60 Convertible $2495 poltument. furniture. Civil War hook*. Appraisal! 8LATE & NEUJON — Fainting and '61 Falcon Sedan $1495 Diversified position available for a made. Oilman. KB 1-H97. Decorating. General Contracting, person with laboratory experience. De> Cesspool Cleaning paperhiuiglng. Twenty years ex. TRUCKS velopment axpsrlence helpful, but not perience. free estimates. 811 1-Mtl '60 Rambler $1495 'equlred. Complete Company-paid bnn- MERCHANDISE Appliance Repairs SEPna TANKS, dry well) serviced, or 787-4335 after fl p.m. tflt proxrsm. Apply In person or call leeching field added, ftackhoa work. CONVERTIBLES FOR SALE O. IL Wilson. SH 1-1810. '59 Ford $950 4-dr. Sed.. V-8, auto. :o <-tOOO for additional Information. APPLIANCE! REPAIR and Installa- tion. Residential and commercial wtr- Plumbing and Heating '60 Valiant Sedan $1295 INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS Ing^lon Electric. HU 7-0812. Fuel Oil—Heating Vi ton pick-up & PRAORANCKB, INC. HAMMOND H0liFKM0Arrnpnrrn¥JnFli5 '59 Old. $1895 SOD Rose Lane Union Heart! 'int. FixiT KBpiuaKnATioN ^ heating. Oil burner- service. 34-hour ORGAN STUDIO Waaherti, dryers, air conditionera, any l'UBL OIL & HEATINO—Call BH I- *srvlca. 811 7-1827. '57 Ford $695 Air conditioned '60 Falcon Sedan $1195 OHIO. Oil Uellvory. Inn.. Bnrvlca & OF AflBUKY PAJtK household or commercial appliance. Balej. 3 Horhert HI., Red Hank. Automatic YOUNCJ MAN — To work with water- itammond Chord Organ- „ 1450. Service charge only $3.60. Call 201- % ton pick-up proofing contractor, sollcitlni new bum- 6710. 1110 High Ava., Union Beach. Roofing, Siding and Insulation '61 Cadillac $4895 Mis In Monmoulh and Middlesex Coun- Hammond Kxtravoice Organ . , 595. Wuriluer Bplnet Organ . „ . CIO. Home Improvements SMC Dump Truck $450 Power '69 Lark Sedan $946 His. Wonderful opportunity to Irani Insulation a Biding Corp. CsrtiOed sales and estimating. CO 4-0503. Conn 8ptn«t Organ 715. WOltKlNd MAN'S contractor—Alter. Jouns-Manvllle contractor. Pit 64401 Hammond Bplnet Organ Ma . 790. Auctioneer or Adam Llnzmayer Z01-030X nXTKRIENOim s.rvlc •tutlon hnlp, stloQn, additions, palntlnK, misonry, BAl.Ka AND BBRV1CH 11. o, C0AT3 — An essential Auction nnct eJl those little Jobs. Kvenlngs LO OLHON co., INC.—Kooang, fildinit m full-time. Apply In person HirbU's city M714. Service, Linoroft. RENTAL AND INBTRU0T10N Appraisal Henries "anywhere." 389 Insulation. Inilallid and guaraBUei Open Dally Till > — Saturday Till 0:30 Norwood Ava,, Deal. Phone KSUofg lor 10 years. PK B-O-JOS-Jsr-ooio. CARPXNTBK WANTJlll COOKMAN AVK. AND MAIN 8T. 1-3461. Imniranco FAST riione after a p.m. MOTORS 787-1601 PR 5-9300 lUTV SRvfcn - DepencTaWtTy Tct Amwerlng Strvlca FAST AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC-Iflrit cla» 'VWfwfUTJtilm^ AlTmNCl ma*nlTln».. Auto and Truck Rental when you Insure your HOME. AUTO, l.BT l'« BO your secretary- Ho »es(! hanlc only lined apply, flood waRe yacht, outboard. inBtir&ttcn through to mlaa call!, U hour answering 11 makes new or used. Quaranteed, AVID—Rent a new tnt or truck. Low AIlMHTRONOAOKNCy811l«}IM) service, (ill 14700. FAST INC. •Ins Incenllvi;. VrtnKe benefits. Itofar- Low as |29. Berplco'i. 101 Monmouth rntns Mn.)>lr> Ave.., Heti Hank. SII 7- nn«i required. Apply between 44:30 S._ !?"L" 'beater. SII tom 0M8. Pit 4-821*. Dally 7 a.m.—10 |i,m. ilenl I CREDIT i,m. Monilay Uirough rrlilay, l'*!I sneer Want a better desIT Call Dunn lotnti. Hr/y M. (opDoilt* Bendtx) Ka- Sufis" — Never used, ir~i~"il(~and Vacuum Cleaner Reptlf nr sixes, from Vih. Private. • Insuranc* Aftency RH 10933 APPROVAL KROLL totitown. No phone calls pUasi. Building Contractor m-nita Odd Jobs Saias . CA 2-3600 671 Broadway Long Branch UDlTOn-PAVMMiTBlt — Must be ^UWTON — For *»lhms, »20; liraun A. J. PICOND — Batbs, kitchens r«< M( I'rosptct «>•., •«»•• ="• familiar with graeril auditing work, photo flash gun, 935; Weatlnxhouse modeled. Geramlo tila. Bates. Instill* ODD JOBS — Painting at Its fln.«t. prompt home tetvlaa or Ires i Shore'* Fattest Growing FORD Dealer mtel expeilano* prsferisd. Hilary open, Laundromat, V80; three custom-built lotion. M I^eoiiardvllle Rd,, Leonardo. nesldsnllal and commercial. Lowest on your Kleotroluj. salt n * Uady alfywr posUloo. Keplr P.O. chairs, 110 iiaoh, Hollywood beds, ISA lil-XTJ ot 3»i-212O. rate*. Kvana. All 14S17. SU 1-3070, BM in. Red Bank. each. tH T-D7IT.

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HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALB FLORIDA OWKER QFFERf HIS PERFECT RANCH JOSEPH G. McCUE, REALTOR MATTHEW J, GILL AT A SACRIFICE ERXCE OFFICE OFFERINGS: ]30 RIOSE ROAD, RUMSON; H? J. "The Broker Who Know* MiddMown" OLD SHREWSBURY-OMTier lot, bettrtiMty ffaatel tad imM BRICK CGLOHJAL Center h*tl,"liyiag room with fifepk**; dining mm, memm kitehe». Thrw iMtot/mt, bub. J&$» pwch eoetaied tor «MU>- Ptsest ares, tree-lined Jot with river rights. Four huge bedjoom 842-0444 HIGHWAY a umoimmti round living. Hew avmiap. Wall to wtii mtp&lw, curUlw, l}Sj baths, living room 12x24, formal dining room, kitchen witr THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER OS 1-3200 OS 1-2917 breakfaat area, den, foyer and screened porch. Two car attache* 37 YEARS EXPERIENCE drapes. Now reduced to $20,500. . garage. Immediate occupancy. $32,800. EASY LIVING HORRIBLE WORD! Trsniferred FAIR HAVEN — RARELY BUT VERY RARELY! WATER- Ranch in top condition on nicely landscaped lot. Large attractive FAIR HAVEN - Pleasant, sunny rent*. Center hall, Uvtag worn RARE COMBINATION FRONT PROPERTY. 300-foot stone and brand new wooden bulk- head on magnificent Shrewsbury river. Sandy beach. Ideal family living room, family sized kitchen, three bedrooms, tile bath; full, with fireplace; dining room, kitchen. Three bedrooms, two b*thi. wooded acres PLUS a beautiful home and better than nev dry basement. Combination aluminum storms and screen) Ve- Screens, storm sash, shrubbery, trees, ttove, washer, dryer, foil S 8tory boasting 24' living room with fireplace, formal dininj home! Fine condition. Six bedrooms, 2'/$ tiled baths, servant's room and bath. Center hall, living and dining rooms, TV room, netian blinds. basement Now reduced to $26,500. room, ultra modern kitchen (two ovens) dishwasher, generou; REALISTICALLY PRICED $14,800 breakfast area, den, covered porch, downstairs bedroom 18xli huge all weather poroh. Guest cottage, three-car garage and tool house. Unusual value—only $49,500. CHILDREN! CHILDREN! CHILDREN! with bath; UP—Two bedrooms (room for third and bath). Tw FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY rone hot water heat. Quality construction. Superb value. $35,900. RUMSON — A lot of space. A lot of house. Good condition too. FAIR HAVEN CAPE COD — MODEL HOME MORE WAYS THAN Attracts four-bedroom split level, all bedrooms upper level. Iiv- First floor has a center hall, living room, family dining room, ing room, large kitchen, dinette, recreation room, utility, laundry PLEASE DONT HESITATE ONE! Use all the adjectives like spotless, spic and- span, etc. nice large kitchen, bathroom. Three bedrooms and bath o» MC- x They all fit. Four bedrooms, two-bath, living room, kitchen, breeze- V/2 baths. GI mortgage may be assumed. Approximately $114 ond. Four bedrooms on third—one of which could be made into It won't last long. This beautiful four bedrooms, 1 h baths-ranc way, attached garage. Nice yard. $19,900. per month pays all or FHA 10% down arranged, Owner moved, -has ALL the extras. ^0x15 recreation room with built-in ba another bathroom. Walk to everything—churches, schools, bus, anxious to sell. river and ocean. $31,000. and a 20x40 swimming pool. Need we say more. $43,500. RUMSON - BRAND NEW! BRICK AND FRAME! All SCHOOLS JUST REDUCED-$17,500 AREAI Beautifully located. Very accessible everything: Lot of ITS TODAY'S BARGAIN - house. Large rooms all. Four bedrooms, 2'/£ baths, family room, WE COULD WRITE A SONNET HAZLET OFFICE OFFERING: FAIR HAVEN — Four bedroom, two-bath Cape Cod. Roomy liv- kitchen with breakfast space, dining room, basement, pulldown On spotless condition and charming decor this Midctletown split DUTCH COLONIAL BUY OF THE YEAR ing room with fireplace; big modern kitchen. Two bedrooms, stairs to attic, two-car garage. Trees and flowering shrubs. $47,000. level with entry hall, spacious living room, full dining area, eat- bath on first floor. Two bedrooms, bath on second. Breezeway, Picturesque country home built for happy and comfortable living. in kitchen with dishwasher, three bedrooms, space for fourth, tile Living room with fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen, Iargr RUMSON - THE UNUSUAL WITH SUCH ACCESSIBILITY - Closets? Yes indeed. $19,800. FOUR WOODED ACRES. Complete privacy. Large frontage on bath. Recreation room, lavatory, laundry, aluminum screens and heated sun room, three bedrooms, bath. Full basement. Fou. storms. Louvred storm doors. Wall to wall broadloom included. inlet of Shrewsbury river. Custom lo_-.-,.g cabin typ- e dwelling„. Pan car detached garage. All this on lovely landscaped % acre lot Lovely grounds, fenced yard, patio secluded by ro*& arbor. Many expensive trees. Priced right at $30,000. eled cathedral living room with huge stone fireplace, dining room, THE DOWSTRA AGENCY modern kitchen, den, two bedrooms, two baths, large glass and ASKING $19,350 TRADE YOUR HOUSE FOR CJJE OF THESE LOVELY HOMES screen porch. A rare property and opportunity. $35,000. REALTORS FAIR HAVEN — RIVER OAKS, BEAUTIFUL HOME. IN EX- WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing WALKER & WALKER CELENT CONDITION. Transferred owner hates to leave. Three bedrooms, two tiled baths, living room, dining room, kitchen, full PHONE FOR BROCHURE REALTORS Raaltors of Rumson Sines 1905 basement, laundry, attached garage. 526,500. 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J, 661 Broad Street Route 35 RIDGE ROAD RUMSON SH 1-8700 Shrewsbury, N. J. ' Hazlet, N. J. RUMSON - SIX BEDROOMS, THREE BATHS, STEP AWAY FROM BUSES — All schools area. Center hall, livjng and din- 842-0600 SHadyside 1-5212 ,. , COlfax 4-5212 ing rooms, den, porch, basement, two-car garage. Asking $25,900. Member Multiple Listing Service OSborne 1-2126 GOT A BOAT? - We've just the spot for if. Right out front of ANNOUNCING 24-HOUR SERVICE MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE this fine Navesink riverfront home. If your crew is large, there's ample space for them: 22' TV room, 21' dining room, five second NEW MODELS! SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP floor bedrooms, three baths, two fireplaces, big porch, summer guest cottage. Wide open, navigable water. $49,500. M THE FAIRWAYS — where your horns FACES Per Month advertising. One is the 2O'x22' (thia is BIG) paneled family room garages, lease, no pets, couples, $76 to off the kitchen, and the other is the elegant master bedroom suite floor lavatory, tour large bedrooms, two lull baths, attached garage, full *110 per month. DENNIS K. BYENB THE EERO AQENCY TflREE-BEDROOM RANCH — VA baths, living room, dining room, basement: Realtor, 8 West Klver Kd., Ruroson. tu. So MldJletown (dressing room and bath). In addition, the house Includes full din- 11(2-1150. OS 1-1000 kitchen, utility area, screened flagstone sunroom. Large, hand- ing room, two fireplaces, three other bedrooms and VA more baths. VLUK SJJLDCWON OF KliNTALS - somely shrubbed lot. $21,000. rumlaned and unfurnished. Iramed If you'll let us show you this one, you'll agree it's well kept and an ato occupano. Samuel Telenet Agency asset to the neighborhood. $37,500. COMMERCIAL RENTALS Oceanport Ave.. Oceanporl Call or dial Members of the Red Bank Multiple Listing Service $25,000 LODGE ROOM lor rent. Center o! LI 2-3500 or U Z-3801. JUST RIGHT — The 40' "swim pool takes up most of the yard town. Could bs used also for office MANX FURNISHED AND UNFUR- 10% DOWN FOR ALL! space. Approximately 2,400 so. ft Write around this four-bedroom Rumson colonial. Gardening is easy and i! NISIIED RENTALS - In all prices "i.ODGE Bor SllKed Bank and sizes. Ella Wiltshire Agency, HBO HOUSES FOR RENT WANTED TO RENT quick, yet the terrace is Beautifully planted, provides privacy. OFFICE FOR RENT — Center Of Ocean Ave., Sea Brir.hu 812-OOOt LTNCROFT — Excellent location, three HOLY CROSS. RUMSON or St. Leo's House features den, fireplace, powder room. Attached two-car ga- town. Heat furnlsbed. Call Open seven days. bedroom, l:,i batns, ranch, air con- Llncroft, three or tour-bedroom unfur THE FAIRWAYS 8H T-U00 M1DDLETOWN — Four-bedroom fur- Itloned. one year lease. Available uished house, yearly basis. |160 month rage. Young neighborhood. Center of town. Only $33,500. nlihed home, two baths, Juna 23 uly l. BH 7-3141 maximum. July X or earlier. Call col- DEAL ROAD, OCEAN TWP., N. J. WOODWORKING MILL — Completely through Labor Day. References. 03 1 lect. EL 2-3398. •quipped, center of Red Sank, going 478. IEAUTJFUL MIODLETOWN ESTATE DIRECTIONS: Rt. !>3(aouUi) to Deal Rd, (at Johnny Reb'a); turn left 1 Tails business. References required. Write - Three bedrooms, spacious living COUPLE desires clean, nicely furnished WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) to THE FAIRWAYS Model Homes. Box 29, Little Silver. BRAND NEW — Three bedroom ranch. ootri, furnished, $20O per month lnclud- three-room apartment, vicinity Atlantic City water and sewer. $125 per month. ng caretaker's service. Available July Highlands-Keyport. Reasonable rent. STORE on State Hwy 3fl, Atlantic High- Alio cottages and othor small homes. . Summer rental, J$360 per month. Call 201-0039 after 6 p.m. Member Multiple Listing Service JOHN LAZARUS PR S-C4M EK 1-0(23 lands. Excellent location. For details •". A. Gehlhaus Real Estate, Keana- NYDER REALTORS, Flvo Corners, contact J. Clark, Bell Finanae Co., aurg. 78T-5O55, Evenings 787-3328. [Iddletown. OS 1-2590. WANTED—Pour-flvo room unfurnished date Hwy. 38. Atlantic Hleblanda. apartment. Red Bank or nearby area. OCEANPORT — Four bedrooms, two HIGHLANDS — Furnished cottage, Phone H. Llnton, (NYC) CH 3-1000, RED BANK AREA — Adjacent to baths, stove, refrigerator, extras. Cen- leasonal rental newly decorated, beau- ext. 2535 weekdays 9-5 p.m. Shopping Center, commercial or retail trally located. Year's lease. 1150 month. ful location near bus. beach, sult- WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS space available, 2,140 so., ft. Including Available June 15. Call 291-2207 morn- ble for one or two. 872-1866. FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE — With two offices and wasbrooms. Up to rive Ings. baths, preferably furnished In Red Tsar lease. Heat and water furnished. Bank area. For Immediate occupancy. REALTORS Call 212-BU 7-8728. 600 River Road, Fair Haven, N. J. Bliown by appointment only. WBART ta vln roora WANTED TO RENT NEMETH AOENCy, Realtor, KB W. baths, ¥" r " » * ' Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr. Front St., Red Bank. BH 1-2240. m family room, three bed* 'OUL.D LIKE to llnd a private home " r lea 22IS SHadyside 7-4532 WAREHOUSE FOR RENT — L., "' * - BCHANCK a aeml-lnvalld, elderly lady. Needs FURNISHED ROOMS SH 1-0804-77 BROAD STREET, RED BANK for storage purposes, fireproof. SH 7-039T. ' Llnflen PI., Red Bank. une care. Write "A. E.," Box fill, Member Multiple Listing Service) BH 1-8180 id Bank. TWO SINGLE and one double room. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE IUOHT" ON' THE TOTER — 'Spacious •WO OR THREE BEDROOM HOUSE- SR and f 15.- Kitchen-privileges K -de- Tin Register's classifies at section modern ranoh; three bedrooms, two JIM month. Call sired. 291-9(37. TWO ACRES OF CHARM -Custom built splitr level. One of the Is Monmoulh county's peat market baths, dining room, Including row boat' 7B7-G358 SEVEN-YEAR-OLD RANCH orf 1'4 acres. Beautiful countryside. prettiest properties we've seen with its gently rolling lawn In a references required. H75 per month TWO OR THREE BEDROOM — Home. place when buyers and seller's meet ££P,a?0. ""mediately. HAROLD UW- ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD Fruit trees. House practically maintenance free. Three bedrooms, picturesque rural area Within walking distance of Christian Broth- Unfurnished. July 1. One child, ten WAYSIDE RESIDENCE. West Park fvery Issue Advertisement. KEMANN Broker, HlBhway 35. Eaton- own. U 2-1103, Evenings LI 2-04B5. 'ears. References. Call alter 7:30 p.m. Ave., Wayside. Brand new ranch build- basement has radio lab, dark room, playroom. ' Owner transferred. ers Academy. Four large bedrooms, two ultra baths, 23-ft. living " inn. ing. All meals, laundry and care. Call $20,900. room with fireplace, family size dining room, modern eat-in kitch- HOUSES FOR SALE KB 1-98M. en, recreation room. Many extras. Believe us, this is an excep- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ROOM next to bath for business man. RUMSON FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL — Lovely grounds', 20x40 Garage. 20 Waverly Place ttlrst house tionally beautiful home and very reasonably priced at $37,900. from Broad). SH 1-2677. swimming pool with filter system, paneled den and family room, It will be a pleasure to show it to you at your convenience. LARGE ROOM — Nicely furnished, two-car garage. Asking $33,500. conveniently located. 79 Rector PI., PERFECTION PLUS — Lock the door against high rents by pur- Red Bank. BH 1-5183. RUMSON — GOOD HOME FOR A FAMILY — Four bedrooms, chasing this immaculate three-bedroom ranch in Little Silver. LOOKING FOR A QUICK SINGLE K0UM3 — dean and com two baths, charming living room with fireplace, large dining room, ortable. Reasonable rates, oarage. Enjoy the convenience of being close to transportation. No re- Gentleman preferred. &2 Wallace St den. Convenient all schools, $22,500. pairs'necessary. Anyone can assume the large mortgage of $15,- SH 1-5392. 700. Full price $18,500. Early occupancy tool LARGE BIUGHT ROOM — In private PROFITABLE SALE home. Centrally located. Call alter 3 i.m. 71 East front St., Red Bank. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ALL BRICK WATERFRONT — Chestnut beamed ceilings and OCEAN VIEW- single rooms woodwork. Welsh tiled floors in great hall, dining and sun rooms. OF YOUR PROPERTY? bath, near marina, $10 each. 291- EXECUTIVE HOME - In ex VETS NO $ DOWN Seven bedrooms, 4M baths makes this ideal for large family home. elusive section of Little Silver. NON-VET MOO DOWN Gardener's three-bedroom cottage pays all taxes. Porch overlooks spacious four acres of lawn plus deep water dock. Excellent con- FIND IT PROMPTLY THROUGH Beautiful '/2 acre, well-shrubbed Rumson. Young five-room home, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE and fully landscaped corner lot. modern kitchen, tile bath, full dition. Call us to see the best of ail riverfront homes at $90,000. Colonial style home consisting of HOUSES FOR SALE dry basement, excellent location. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE four bedrooms, two full, tiled Approximately $94 per month MARLBORO TOWNSHIP baths, living room with real pays all. $ 13,900. wood-burning" fireplace, dining APPLEBROOK AGENCY. INC. COMPLETELY FURNISHED Is this charming ranch.. Interior carefully room, kitchen, den, enclosed flag- VETS NO $ DOWN 950 Hwy. 35 Middlotown selected with choice Early American stone porch and large patio. Full NON-VET $450 DOWN • Over 150 Salespeople Working for You furniture. Three bedroom*, living room, basement with attached garage dining area, kitchen, refrigerator with Fair Haven. Three-bedroom home OS 1-2300 f: -_.jge, and sundeck. Must be seen to be dishesdishe,, linens,, rugs. _p_, drapesr._,, lamp—r_s appreciated. Many extras. Call with room for the fourth. Living • Pictures of Your House etct . ImmaculatI e and complete. Collar, APPLEBROOK OFFERS THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES oil heat. Landscaped. Nice area. Im- us. We are proud to show you room with fireplace, eat-in kitch- mediate possession. $18,000. this fine home. Exclusive. Full en, enclosed porch, oversized ga- LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL OAK HILL SECTION of MIddletown. • Free Appraisal by Qualified Realtors price, $29,900. rage, 'blacktop drive, corner lot. Charming entrance foyer leads into attractive living room with MEYER MORRILL Near school, transportation. Ap- fireplace. You will love the decorator colors used In this four- • Preferred Advertising • Preferred Service Broker proximately $119 pays all. Price bedroom ranch of brick with contrasting trim. Large, full base- 3SA Mqmnoiith Ave. Freehold SAMUEL $15,000. ment gives additional space. $29,500. HOpklns 2-5627 TEICHER AGENCY LITTLE SILVER COME LOOK AT THIS BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED RANCH EDNA M. NETTER Specialists since 1948 in: VETS NO $ DOWN IN APPLEBROOK. You will enjoy the spacious half acre of land. Living room with fireplace. Dining area. Two bedrooms RED BANK AREA LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER Real Estate Ideal for the large family, this FARMS— HOMES— 1N1JUSTR1AL. BITES and bath. All in excellent condition. Make a truly wonderful buy Property Management - Insurance four-bedroom colonial. Living at $18,500. HOLMDEL—COLTS NECK room, eat-in kitchen, den, base- MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AREAS Dutch Lan« Rd., RD 1, Marlboro 287 Oceanport Ave. Oceanport ment, deep wooded lot. Con- ANOTHER APPLEBROOK HOME NOW AVAILABLE — If you P.O. Box 325 venient location; $15,500. need five bedrooms and like plenty of space, you will appreciate HO M151 LI 2-3500 this lovely ranch set at the end of a turn around street. Two of PAIR HAVEN — Three-bedroom ranch SHREWBBURY — Split level, three EXCLUSIVE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE two-car Karago. full tiled basement. 1W bedrooms,, ?i baths,, larglago livingg roomroo, the bedrooms and one bath are situated at one end of the house. baths, all cloctrlc kitchen with double dinindii g room, kitchenkith , recreatioti n room OLDE SHREWSBURY If you are looking for quiet quarters for in-laws to share your I wall oven, built-in dishwasher and laundry room and two-car garage Lot many other extras. 811 1-3342., 150x150. $29,000. Call owner BH 1-7M0 Sycamore Ave. section. Immacu- home, this is for you. Owner transferred. $33,000. "REALTORS ALL" late three-bedroom home. Liv- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ing room, full dining room, at- tached garage. Almost half acre HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE plot. Beautifully landscaped. FOR THE JUNE BRIDE Many extras. Seen by appoint- RUMSON — Eleven-year-old riv- CHOICE SELECTION OF ment only. $19,900. Cozy living room with fireplace in this Fair Haven Cape erfront Capo Cod. Four bed- CUSTOM HOMES Cod. Also dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms V/2 baths, rooms, bath, fireplace in living MOST BEAUTIFUL Portaupeck — All brick spacious breezeway and garage. Wall to wall carpet. Low taxes. room, screened porch, encloset $15,900 FIRM. GROUNDS IN AREA seven-room split level, fireplace, breezeway, hot water baseboarc 2% tiled baths, cellar, two-car at- Transferred owner must sell four- heat. Two-car garage. Dock tc YE OLDE SHREWSBURY - Trim ranch tached garage. Quality through- SHREWSBURY SPLIT LEVEL - Excel- bedroom, three full bath home. deep water. Divisible lot. $25, out. Price $28,000. Living room, science kitchen, 000. home on corner lot. Living room with lent condition. Living room with cathej dining room, recreation room, Portaupeck — Waterfront ranch. RUMSON — Estate area rancl fireplace, dining ell, neat kitchen, three dral ceiling, modern kitchen, dining area, LLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY hot water heat, full basement, Five rooms, two baths, solarium, two-car attached garage. $19,000 on tree-lined avenue. Livin heated garage and workshop, airy bedrooms, tiled bath, large enclosed paneled den, three bedrooms, l'/ baths, 4!4% mortgage may be assumed. room, fireplace, dining area bulkhead, boat house with fire* 2 kitchen with dishwasher, three porch. Wall to wall carpeting included. Realtor and Insurer Many extras. Must really be place, water and electric, dock, Vi acre lot. attached two-car, garage. seen, Please call for appoint- bedrooms, two tiled baths, two many extras. Asking $22,500, Offered at $20,500. 1480 Ocean Avo. 842-0004 Soa Bright ment. $27,900. car garage. acre plot. $36,- $22,900. •;.;••' 000. Open 7 Days - Member Multiple Listing Portaupeck — New spacious sly- room ranch with view of river. McGOWAN FAIR HAVEN — Harrison Ave Large laundry room, family slie nue. Home in good repair. kitchen, l'/j tiled baths, attached AGENCY Large plot, shade trees. Living r 0m garage, choice of colors. $19,800. ' BANK SH 7-3000 9 . fireplace, dining room, SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER kitchen, laundry, two bedroom OLDER LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL In Portaupeck —• New colonial style 24-Hour Service and sleeping porch, bath, full eel ranch. Six rooms, l'/S batns, good condition. Three bedrooms, l"/j VALUE and ROOM CONSCIOUS? Perfect lar, open porch, two-car garage, aundry room, hot water heat, $12,900. answer in this colonial. Four bedrooms, RAY STILLMAN oversized attached garage. $17,- baths, large formal dining room, roomy SlLVERBROOK PARK 500. two baths. Best residential section of ESTABLISHED 44 YEARS RUMSON — Corner home on bus kitchen, cozy den. enclosed porch, three- route suitable for residential or AT WEST LONG BRANCH, N. J. Everything in Real Eitato Call now to see these fine Little Silver. Landscaped lot. $22,900. professional use. Double living homes — plus many others. car garage. Lot 90x175. $25,900. "LUXURY HOMES FOR LUXURY LIVING" II MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING room, dining room, fireplace, I STATE I1WK. 3J Biinuwsuunj pantry, kitchen, four bedrooms MARIE COX AGENCY 4 or S Bedrooms ... ,..-.» two balhs. Hot water oil heat TEN ROOM SH I -8600 combination storm sash. $22,000 Realtor — Insurer 1 Balcony Living Room ., KAIR HAVEN 98 Comanche Dr. Oceanport BI-LEVEL Desirable niverOaka flection — 7U Full Size Dining Room It room Colftnlsl homo on over a !; acre. JOHN L MINUGH CA 2-1602 I Near school, transportation. Eney coni- REALTORS-INSURORS EMtiEn Dual Bath and a Half I routine by bus or train to Newark and mrortE RANCH MUI/rlPLE I New York. First flvor: center hall, 2i- Member of Red Bank LUTl Patio Room I ft. living room with tlrepla.ee. dlnlnt I ro*im, Kitchen, powder room, pine-pan- Multiple Listing Service LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL Tiled Kitchen elfd iutn«d. Full prlo* tiodutioduoo. inn SH 1-8600 SHREWSBURY mi Wall Hi. in Onkwiinri Ave., mm |«N. ihen ono block I u". • entnuic" foyer. Overslwt lot, 4H rooms, ?&' garage, i«ctuded patio, sew- parr . M.<:M wt K.iSinib.ri In West Csmnbrll Av«.. lurn led to Wocltlt. r cent ill Available July. Hatltt eri, 4« p«r cenl VA mortgan atnll- ltney R Kt J l" 83 LeoiMrdvUl* Kd.. JUonuda. I area.^O 44WI abl*. Asking 111,000. CO iW SlLVERBROOK — SH M200 HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES TO*SAL E HOUKi FOt SALE nouns *os tux nouses TO* SALE RED BASK REGISTER OOLT* KICK -, H-SVCIS Urm. friiiy, June 1, 1962—21 ' ' Birt-Menoa beast u aaDma - tow- atoltns teuton, tiiusblac m BANK mxm mssm RAHS THE LOW AGENCY LAWLEY AGENCY *»4 twnrttr. . fm btmmnt. T" „.* : ff . OcUt* NOTICE - » Diyg REALTORS ntlis Isra. Ssrns to* 131* Urn REALTORS UlBjn 636 tUvtr Rs«d F«ir H**«« 100 Sfata Hwy. 35, JUd l*nk HWM froouts. *li lor tM* ft I THyt CwiaKsiHi'i ^ i^. 2Je tin* SH (-4477 Op»n Evtry Day M Dtyi CenMeathrt - - 2*e UM u »f*4iiofi I., SHadyttcU 1-6262 KECK ~ Tbr.voulloom bausa Is tood eoedtttm 0' by Tin Begwur. application of the undersigned, ld& HI5- ded lot. t2l,800. . W« will not t>» rsiponilbls tor irrors, unless they ti» datscted debrand, AHrnir.istratrix of the estate mm home. Beiutiful appointment*, moat charming landscaping. ment with a den, bar and summer kitchen. Hot water heat with bsto^A lti« pteand tnser'lan, of the said Marion Marshall, deceased, Large living room with fireplace, finished dry basement. Inter- new oil burner, covered patio, fenced-in yard, garage with a sun tio casctllsUona will bs acc«pt«1 oi ensnges mad* In idvirttss- notice Is hereby given to the credl. com tystem. Lovely rural setting only a few minutes away from George V. Illmensee suents one hour after receipt at office. tors of said deceased to present to the deck. $15,500. said Administratrix their claims under schools, transportation, shopping, churches. $35,000. Real Estate—Mortgages oa-th witnln six months from this date. NEED FOUR BEDROOMS? i colts n>m DEADLINE 5:00 P.M. Day Before Publication DATED: May 25:h, 1662. CI-A5S1F1KD DISCI AV EXCELLENT INCOME PROPERTY Here's a buy in a lovely settled neighborhood. Modem kitchen with HOpklus 23172 IDA MLDEBRAND, built-in oven, range and breakfast bar. 24" playroom, l',4 baths. BUMSON RANCH — BwuitTul lot. »:t>0 A.U. Day Belorc Publicalloti with proof two days bt(o:s "Jt> Conover Place, For large returns, invest your money in this low priced three- I'Wi p.d., estate *rta. an rooms, publication. llliiiiietown. N. j,. rental unit. Walking distance to all conveniences. Total income Perfect condition. Price is right at $18,900. creened porch, full dry cellar, two- Administratrix. :ar garaft Mi1Ma Brightl and BHadysMe 1 Mri>MOtril ' your own dock. Three extra large bedrooms, dining room, center shopping. All for $19,800. 'l liealrd J>5«'n5P5_O8_ and I. SIRROOATE'S COtBT Notlrp to Creditors In Preseiftl hall, modern kitchen, blacktop circular driveway, $32,000. NEW llSTliiG — Dellgliitui Colonial Cauj on privalq teieplione ire toti-Iree lo SH 1-OOlD from ttia AMONGST BEAUTIFUL TREES snch on ime acr« wooded lot. In uesl following stations: 29\ (AtiaiU.0 Hiehianrli), CApItal 2 and S, Ubflrty Z Claims Against Estate is nestled this beautiful stone trimmed ranch. Large living room r«a. X,argft trees dogwood, elc. Seven ESTATE OF ANNIE JI. VARONA, RUMSON ooma, [>)us nearly completed runijpui DflCEASED with raised hearth, fieldstnne fireplace, full dining room, light and oom, ls.i batlis, (uli b&iement. Trtia . New colonial split on a beautiful dry lot profuse In blooming dog- :narmlnB houitK UuiU b^ a builder tor •urauanl lo 'he order of EDWARD ilry kitchen, best location, hot water gas heat, full basement and LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICI ". imoECIE, t3urrog^.te of tho County wood. This home has four large bedrooms, two baths, living room llmself, m.OOO. VAN VUET y f Morimouth, Ihis day made, on the with fireplace, full dining room, modern kitchen, huge game room garage. Must see to appreciate. $22,900. l.:n« IU.. Holtndel. SM6HSI. ! .-ini'lication of the undersigned, Marian and two-car garage. Ideal community, best schools and low taxes. XCKt NEIGHBORHOOD — Ex- HONMOl'TII COUNTY NOTICE OF DECISION | Oathercole and Benlamln V. Veron lal- ellent price. Thii four-bedroom, i KUimO(.,*TK'R ( (HUT TAKK NOTICE That on the 24lli dfiyjso known as Benjamin F. Varona, Jr.)' Asking $47,000. h iplit has recreation room with >otlce lo Crrdllors to Iri-itnt of Mas- JM2. Ute,Zoning.Board of Ad-1 Administrators., with Will annexed of HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SA1E •tiding Uoors to pat to. an ached saraKe Clsima Aga'sist Kstatfl justmen't ot Holrtf'iel, afler\a public itio estate of the saw Annie M. Va- and ovar half an acre. $23,&90. THOJIP- ESTATE OF OAyNOR C. CONI^ON, ht-aririK ri-comendeii to lhe^(li»verri- • rona, dpceaseti, notice Is hereby given ON AND BAKTKLL, K1CAL.TOKB. SH DECEASED. ing Boiiy of llolnulrl. tn.it UuAappll-jto tti* creditors ot said deceased to HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE APPLEBROOK — Three-bed- '-560O. cation ot West Keansburg Watci\ Co., j present to tlin Baid Administrators with WATERFRONT rursuant to the order nl EDWAIin, ' ot Telegraph Hill Road. iWill anuc-xe't'their claims under oatu WITH AN UNUSUAL TWIST! room rancher. Large corner lot. .INCHOFT — Muit cell three-bedroom : BliOEGE, Surrogate of the County northerly »r. .within six montii.H from this date. jewly decorated split. GI aisumption if Monmouth, this day made, on the Hazlet, Holmdel T This unique home in a residential 22x13 living room, separate din permit the ercttton oV a Dated: M»y 23rd, 1962. available. No reasonable offer refuted. ipplication of the und#rflignedg, , Kath- variiiticf to • REAL ESTATE STANLEY K. DOWNS ng room, attached garage. A 17,600. SH 1-1879. C Cl Adif two million , a lion gravity ft'Ti, cone MARIAN GATHERCOLE, section of Mon'mouth County, 120' C. Conlon, Adminfstratrlit vith roof reservoir providing that said ;ood value at (21,500. Will annexed of the estate of the said, 525 56th Street, REALTOR on the Shrewsbury River with BAIJ — Completely air conditioned ervtnr is properly scrcKi'fd atid pro- Brooklyn. New York ASSOCIATES plit-level, Living room, separate din Gaynor 0. Conlon, deceased, nutic« i8| new bulkhead, ha$ three apart hereby given to the creditors of aald l>y CencinR on all Hides, be BENJAMIN F VBRON "Homes of Charm and Value" FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT —1<4 Ins room, science kitchen, Oiree bed and triiit lioterrnlnation 'it »fiirt 3H3 Bast 7th Street REALTORS ooim, 2H bathi. Paneled recreation deceased to present to the said Ad- ments plus guest collage. In- baths, large attractive recreation mlnlstralrlx with Will unnextd -thek Zoning Board ol Adjustment lias been Plaintield New Jersey SHadyside 1-1017 room, utility room, garage. Screens, filed in thfi Office of the Secretary, Administrators with Will annexed 127 Oakland Street Red Bank come more than covers carrying room. Move-in condition through- storm wlndowi, etc. 100x185 landscaped claims under oath within six months ,ut. S39.&O0. call ownfr. KE l-3Mfl. from this date. Rert iiiij Roaif, Mi(!riletown, New Jer-Cecil S. Ackerson, Esq. SHadyside 7-3445 Member Multiple Listing Service charges and taxes. Many good out. $18,900. Dated: May 18th, 1062. ey, mid fa available (or inspprtlon. 11 West Front Street, features incorporated in this WILLIAM POTTER.' Sfcrflary Koyport, New Jeraey Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury LOOK KATHLEEN C. CONLON, property. Will consider reason- fit Michigan Ave., Zoning Board oE Adjustment. Att'irrr. ' Small eight-year-old, three-bed- LITTLE SILVER IIANCH wllh nuny Junp 1 H32Uune 1, 8. 15, 22 123.94 able offer. Asking $39,500. WEART-NEMETH attractive Features Including large den Port Monmouth, N. J. room ranch, full basement, at- RUMSON — Impressive Colonial big acreened porch, two ualhs, treeit A'lnilnlstratrU with Will annened. tached garage, lot 66'xlSO' well Center hall. 29-foot living room iind shrubs. Excellent neighborhood Messrs. Parsons, Canzona, M:MM4RY on svNnrsis <»F ism AUDIT KEI'ORT OF THE AGENCY itnyttme, HI SUversldt Ave. Asking Blair & Warren, BOKOKill OK MTTLK SILVKB AS BEIlliinEl) BV K.S. 40:»-9 landscaped. with fireplace. Formal dining 126,900, attractive financing. 10 Broad Street, COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANTK SHEET GLAZEBROOK REALTOR ASSETS Hec. 31, 1M1 Dec. 31. I960 $13,800 room. Electric kitchen, break- THREE-BEDROOM Split level, garape, Red Bark, K J., Attorneys. asli and Investments _.._. _ » 430,400.71 S 422.W3.7J Down Payment $450 fast alcove. Four large bed- AGENCY 102 WEST FRONT ST. large plot, fenced. N«tr school. Asking -lTes, assessments and liens receivable rooms, V/i baths. Glass porch 517,MM), See Bonnema, LO 6*4200. May 25, Jim* j. ». 15 . |:o.79 Property Acquirer! for Tsiea-Assessed Value 7,«50.00 7,650.00 Two-car garage. Choice location REALTOR SHadyside 1-2240 1JOLXDA.Y SPECIAL! I ISeven. coun Accounts Receivable - — 21,821.69 19.456.2D Four-bedroom older home lo- 'em, icven bedroomi, 1^ bat hi. Bijt NOTICE TO CONTBACTORS Deferred Charge*s to Future Taxation-GeneraTaxa l -. IB.526.00 27,750.00 The utmost 1 $33,000. AVENUE OF TWO RIVERS 31.3S6.56 . cated in Little Silver. Full base- 24-HOUR SERVICE hous« for big family lit sacrifice price Tho Towmhlp Committee of the Deferred Charges to Succeeding Year'a Revenue — 8,600.00 - ment, large dining room, good RUMSON I low tax Rumion. Want $21,000. Township ol Middle town will receive RIVERFRONT — Magnificent Member Red Bank Area THOMPSON AND BARTELL, REAL- bids on JUD* 13, \9Q2 at 8;0O p.m., TOTAL ASSETS . _.S 560,539.52 S S30.6S6.03 sized plot with large barn. A TORS, SH 7-5600. view I Nearly an acre of seclu- 842-1700 Multiple Listing Service prevailing time, at the Townahip 'Hall, bargain. JOVEIIY TWO-BEDROOM Brick and Kings Highway, Middletown, New Jer- sion and privacy. Center hal' sey, for approximately 25,000 gals, or LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS $15,500 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING cedar ih Irt led ranch. 110 x 200 plot. Bonds and Notes Payable _...: — —* S 1.SOO.0O » 3,000,00 residence of ten rooms. Six bed PIRCHWOOD VILLAGE Picturesque APPl«ni"ook. Convenient t asphallic oil, type MC-1, 2 or n andAppropriation Reierves and Other Liabilities 380,575,39 3SO.285.S6 rooms, 3'/2 baths. Spectacular Bell Ub, Lily Tulip. 08 1-3567. approximately 25,000 e*l« o! a»phftHlc Improvement Authorisations . — . , . 0.007.38 ,, 6,989, M Two-bedroom cottage located In Visit The Model Of" The« oil type RC'l. 2 or 3, F.O.B., conlrac- 11.WS.75 6.S28.S5 85-foot circular veranda. 300-foot BELFORD — Nice three-bedroom RICED RIGHT — Thia four-bedroom Special Tunas Accumulated - ...- ~ 1 Atlantic Highlands. Fireplace, bath anrt a half split, with large grame- tor's plant, located at •——road milc» Reserve lor Certain Assets Receivable - e?,!^,! ! 11.543.11 on the river. Bulkhead—sandy ranch. Eat-in kitchen, patio, •OLD WORLD CHARM HOMES WITH room Is nicely shrubbed and Include from the Township garage, Middletown, 83,1)19.12 62,028 56 newly decorated, convenient loca- shrubbed and fenced. No down SPACE AGE CONVENIENCE" hullt-lns. Screens and storm lash. Aak- K J. beach. Summer guest cottage Specification! may be obtained from tion. Owner sacrifice. to qualified buyer. Reduced to Featuring three bedrooms, sized to intr J18.000. THOMPSON AND BAR- TOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES £ SURPLUS ..J 560,589.32 t 530.688.08 Three-car garage. Exceptiona' »ult, two full haths, ultra-modern TELIJ, REALTORS. SH 7-560O, the Township Clerk, Township Hall, $6,000 $14,300. Klnga Highway, Middletown, N. J.. value I $49,500. kitchen, large living room, dining area, upon proper notification and payment len or fourth bedroom, recreation WEST LONG BRANCH of five dollars ($5,0O>, the cont n[ COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATION ANO SURPM7S Interracial three-bedroom home HAZLET — Three-bedroom ranch -•oom, laundry room, powderetie, two- CCBR^NT FVSO "OVER 300 CHOICE HOMES car garage, barbecue pit. MODERN RANCH preparation. Revenue (Cash Basis) '•• Year 1961 Year 1M0 located in Red Bank, completely on corner half acre. Full base- Each bid mnnt be accompanied by Surplus Revenue Balance January 1 — — —9 62,028.58 S 60,192-01 FOR VOUR SELECTION" Fully landscaped.. Three bedrooms, , certified check for ten ppr cent redecorated. ment, attached garage, many ex OPEN' DAILY FOR INSPECTION riellnquent Taxes 41,110.78 36,300.73 Frpm 1 to 5, Saturdays and bath, living room, dining area, mod' (10%) ot the amount of the bid, made Collections of current Tax Levy . 036,717.16 R51,06i.CS $11,600 SHadyside 1-1017 tras. Full price $16,500. Sunday* from 11 to 7. ern kitchen. 11x14 enclosed knotty pin payable to the Township of Middle- breezeway, - Large two-car attached ga town, Miscelianeous-Krom Other than. Local FOU DIRECTIONS TO HODEI* CALL rage. Full dry basement. Washer am Property Taxes ~ 79.14fl.33 84.906.S5 The Township Committee reaarves the lnterhind Loans Returned — — 6.72J.0O 3.117.9B ' Qualified Vets STANLEY K. DOWNS MARLBORO GARDENS — Coun- dryer. Plaster wills, n«w combination right to reject any or all blda. windows. Lot lSQxISO, Twenty minute try living on six acres. Three- By Order of Uie Townahlp Commit- Total Fundi — 51,025,531,05 No Down Payment FINLAY to Bell Laboratories, five minutes t tee ot the- Township ol Middletown. year old, three-bedroom ranch beach, railroad. Walking dlstanc 7 Days Service home. Two extra building lots on REAL ESTATE AGENCY shopplnr, schools, churches. Quid May 23, 1962 Kxpendlturei (Accrual Bull) BERG street. Leaving area, must iacrlflce, HOWARD W. ROBERTS, Budget Expenditures: road, about three acres wooded. Exctuiive Bales Representative! Aaking 822.000. By appointment only, Township Cl°rk. Municipal Purposes -S 284,537.24 264.283.25 RUMSON — EXCEUJ6NT CONDITION QUALIFIED BUYERS Asking $21,000. 270 Bay Ave. Highland call CA 9-0951 after 5:30 p.m. Jtmt X $6.48 Local School Taxes ...... 59a.0T8.82 622,201.10 — four.bedroom, two-btth oldir horns 872-0100- County Taxes „ — 179,526.83 168,338.44 en wooded lot near river. Naw c»r- Short of Cash? UseX)ur IMMEDIATE P0S3E5BION — On thl NOTICE Interfund Loans Mads , 10,750.00 RANCH HOME in New Shrewsbury ideal (amity starter Capn Cod, Thre rftlnt, newly decorated. Ur|t llvlni Layaway Plan Take notice that Kay-Ton Inc., has room, itparato dining room, spacious SHOREWAY on % acre lot. Three Uedroomo, two bedrootnp, full basement — economy 1 Total Expenditures ~$tO62,13S.8!> $ 963,653,39 brlsht kitchen, icreened porch, fu" baths, large recreation room, exccllen special. 'Just 813,000. THOMPSON AND applied to Mayor and Council or Red All Down and Monthly BARTELL, REALTORS, BH 7-55O0. Bank Boroufh for & Retail consumption basement, two-car ia.rat«. Trsnslsrre REALTY CO. view from 28* living room. 4VJ per con C-21 license with Broad Package privi- Less; Expenditure to be Raised by ewner wants otters. Aiklns »J2.9O0. Payments are Approximate mortgage available. S22.3OO. LI 2-3205. MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom spilt, lege for premises situated at 172-I72-A Future Taxes .- • ~—,.~~~ 20,000.00 VETERANS Hwy. 35 Holmde! NEW BI-LEVEL — I^lce street, clgh 1H baths. Close to transportation, and Monmnuth Street, Red Bank, K. J. and PAIR- HAVEN Spao» on » budHt T/A' Shlmrock~ Bar &" Liquor Store. Total - Adjusted -Expenditures Four bedrooms, fireplace, moder: No Down Payment (Off Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 rooms, naneled ank» ot the Have- lama by picking up where they left off A. ARMSTRONG AOKNCTf, Realtor, Avenue, East Keaniburg, N. J. the Borough ot Little Silver. County ol Monmouth (or the calendar year 1961. s' ' Now bulkhead, tunny inach. In this lovely Cane 'Cod horns with 735 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. SH REDUCED DUTCH COLONIAL — I Thomas Btown, Vice President i This report of audit submitted by Joseph X. Seaman, Registered Municipal Center hall colonial. (Ive b«droom», four overtired bedroon^i, completely 4500. b u tinea a cone. Six spacious rooms, Treasurer, 2S8 Bray Avenue. East Accountant. Is on tile at the Borough Clerk's olflce and may bs Inspected by »--Kneel nunporcb with iweeplnr view, equipped science kltchtn, expamlon at- SHadyside 1-9333 three bedrooms, living room with lire- Kennsburic. N. 3. W "<-t callage Very levw niatntftnancft LITTLE SILVER — Older colonial on any interested person. 1 tic, full haietnent, combination jtorrr place, dining room, kitchen with dining Elizabeth William*, Secretary, Union FRED L. AYERS • i ' ctn't last W.SQO. saih, and an bverifxed, fully land wide, deep, tree-shaded plot. Eight nook, enclosed porch, full cellar, ba«. Member Multiple Listing Service apaclous rooms, four bedrooms, sun Beach, N J. Clerk ' )• : LIKE BETTINO — Top little icaped lot. Immediate posies lion a boarrl h<*•>!, two-car garage. Lot 75x325. May 25, June 1 3 room, sfparnte dining room, hanement SH 14423. May 28, June 1 $7.82 * are*. Nearly new four-bedroom closing. RED BANK COLONIAL two-car garage. Priced at a low $17,500, . '.lo'.onlal. Ideally locMJd (or children. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, A '.aclied KaragR, full bailment. 1S02 Non-Vet $39Q Down A-l Location, A-l -ot. A-l R^ilt-" iff- Prospect Ave., Little Sil- K'tchen with bullt-lns and dishwasher. Home. Four bedrooms, 254 ver. SH 1-45JO. LOTS ANP ACREAGE Transferred owner wants action, A»k- Monmouth County Office ' Ing $27,000. Early occupancy. baths, center hall. Charming RUMSON —.. Remodeled century old (Garden State Parkway Exit 117) living room with colonial fire- Colonial on larfiR tree-nhaded plot In estate area. River rights. Six rooms EMERGENCY SALE — Beauti- place, spacious dining room, den, HALL BROS. ^rpen porch, modern kitchen, fire ful 3(4 acres, building lot, lo- \ large bright kitchen, flagstone ilace. two-car garaRe. Price reduced, THE BERG AGENCY :or fnipectlon ard price call, ELWOOD cated on Hope Rd. (New Shrews- "t REALTORS patio. Full basement, attic, two- A. ARMSTRONG AOENCY i Realtor. bury). Desperate owner sacri Real Estate 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. SH 1 •' MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING car garage. A rarity at $28,000. fice at-$5,200. ) "Personalized Service" 4500. 813 River Road Fair Haven FAIR HAVEN —Colonial, threo bed' OSborne MUOO PLEASANT COLONIAL Naveaink River view. Wonderful trees roomn. 2!£ baths, screened encloaftc REAL ESTATE SHadyside 1-7686 all around. Dead-end street. Beamed porch. JJpaiiti fully landscaped yard, Rt. #35 Middletown, N. J living room artd dining-room, fine kitch Double Rarage. By owner and appoint DaMing inent. $31,500/" SH 1-2350. ASSOCIATES Dally 9-9 Sat.-Sun. 10-7 en with view ot Naveslnk, three bed rooms, V,i baths, basement, lovely ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 5H room 127 Oakland Street SNYDER REALTORS yard. Two-car garage. Five minutes butigatow. Gas neat, aluminum •irilm Red Bank, New Jersey ..M*$ so to Refl Bank. -Taxes $136. Not a de large new kitchen. |11,000 firm; 10 Hu. Established 1873 RUMSON— Waterfront. Bulk' velopmont. $19,500. son Ave. . * headed with small dock, Cape SHadyside 7-3445 Member Multiple Listing NEW SPLIT LEVEL — Nice neighbor Cod, four bedrooms, one-bath CROWELL REALTORS 41 E. Front St. Keii Bank hood, plenty of trees, seven rooms, 1V6 7 Days Service hatha. Bolford. $17,500. OS 1-2751. Private at hot water oil heat, two-car'ga- MIDDLETOWN — Three-bed SH 1-1030 rage, double lot. Reduced to MEMBER MULTil'LE LISTING RIVERFRONT HOMESITE! 2W sxrei room ranch, attached garage, ON RIVER' — AmldBt 100 year""oid $25,000. ;• A HOME WITH LOVING CARES—Good stately trees. Four bedrooms, three with sinrty beach, riparian rights, tab Immaculate throughout. Assume location. Three bedrooms, 1% batha bntliB. split tevfl. OUered by owner; ulous vfevr, trees and situated hlgli an! dry awaiting your dream home. GI mortgage with monthly pay- RUMSON - Vicinity of schools rncrrcatinn room, attached garage. Nice $29,500. SH 7-0.119. EATON C ly landscaped. Owner heartbroken to Call row for this once In a llfetlm« ments of $90. FHA financing ar Frame ranch. Three bedrooms leave, thu.... inovuu: neccasitaien owner ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — New houae, opportunity S22.0O0. HUSSELL M. BOIt hot air oil, one-car garage, ful three bedrooms, garaRC, clioice location, US REALTORS, 800 River Rd., Fall ranged, or 10% down. $15,000. to sell. Full prlca $19,300. WALKER & SK900, Interracial. 291-9065. basement. Extras. Reduced to WALKER, KcaUori. Hwy 35. Hazlet. Haven. SH 7-I532. Member Multlpli CO 4-5212, OS 1-2126. LUXURY RANCH HOUSE Listing Service. Swim MIDDLETOWN"— Four-bedroom $24,500. MIDDLETOWN — Seven-room p Llncroft. Quallly-bullt home. Living NEW MONMOUTH — Lot 120x200. N«a split level. 24' recreation room, RUMSON — Frame two-story with attached garage (15,000. Can asroom- , formal dining room, four bed- school and bus line. OS 1-0628 »Cte knotty pine kitchen, large lot sume 4V£ per cent GI mortgage, nearrooms .iiid two baths, maid's room, 6 p.m, dwelling. Four bedrooms, one everything. CA 2-8014. and bath. Many other custom features. with old trees. Dead-end street. Seen by appointment only. Executive DESIRABLE LAND In Atlantic High bath, large glassed-in porch type Home, principals only. BH 1-5941. Club! Convenient to public and paro- RIVER PLAZA — Six-room ranch, Con lands near beach and all transports' ipeless oil heat, double lot. $12,- tractor built for Belt. On *i acre. Three tlon. Large enough to build sultabll chial schools and transportation. Price In $40's. ucilrooms, oil hot water heat, fireplace THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE—With 1^ size house. Owner must sacrifice. Foi , $18,500. brtdRewnv, gariiRe. Near Navpslnk rlv detailed Information call Lorraine er. (23,500, Extra garages and/or boa bnths, living room, dining room, kitch- 2110 collect If deslreit. house optional. HH ?-*3l8. en and cooking room. Garage. Newly MIDDLETOWN — Three-bed- DENNIS K. BYRNE pnlntod inside and out. Lot 75xlBO. WANTED — One acre wooded lot li MARLBORO — Now six-room ranch, Cnl 7fi7-f)648. room ranch. Full, dry basement, REALTOR -INSUROR Holmdel. Call Fireplace, garage. Large lot with brook, OS 1-24OJ attached garage. A-l condition, See at School iload and Dutch Lane, FOUR BEDROOMS — Two hatha. Sev- 8 West River Road Rumson James A. Curley, owner. SH 1-51O0. en-year obi bl-lcvel. 23 Colonial Court, CHOICE SELECTION ol two-to-thr«! ft-acre lot. $18,500. ; Fair JifavAn. SH 1-0P.U acre wooded plots. Oalt, beech and Phone 842-1150 WATERFRONT — 300' on tha beftiitlfu dogwood, aome with view and brook, OS 1-2590 NavesinK River. Ten-room stucco dome others high and rolling, deed reitrlc MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING In Rood condition. Porches on three i, > dattis. baaement, two-ca tlon to protect purchaser. &9.WO and sides. Three-room guest cottage on many extrafl. LI 2-2&fl7. 5 CORNERS MIDDLETOWN up,' "Holmwood." Atlantic Townihln. DELIGHTFUL premises. $49,500. REDDEN AGENCY TWO-STORY — Six large rooms, new Paul R. Stryker, Realtor, Holmdel, CHARMING FIVB-BEPROOM HOME- .101 Mapla Ave,, corner Bergen PI. lipntinR system, extra largo two-car N. J. 94IMH4. In convenient location. Llvlni room, FAIR HAVEN HOME Red Banh, fill 1-5660. Member Multiple snrage. Nlen slzo lot. Down payment ol paneled dining room, large mnrtern Four bed roomi, two batln, living room, [-.In ting. 5500 Inrjuries lawyer tean and ($\ct dining room tcrtenecl porch, lull base- nxpensea, House located at 24 Cherry kitchen, paneled den, two bathi, sleep- SACRIFICE ^Tsorrcarm co, notflTON CROWELL REALTORS J52D. RIVER — Oiifllom built ranch houte not house. Many more new [enures. • 8 WATBRBUHY REALTOR, 16 W. Fronl a E, Front Stt. n«d Bank In (lovr'nninen!. On \^ neve lot with 1-111 90, «t.. Red Bank. BH 7-350O. Member Red SK RUMSON — RliiBe II'!. Estate ores many shade trees. Quiet dead-en Bank Multiple Listing Service. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Six-room ranch. Two baths, flntpiace, JUITLM, v>-. few mlnutm (rnm Red two-car garage, porch, cellar. B12-2HGO, nnnk. Blx rcminit. full crllnr with fam- FOUR-ROOM cooperative, nil lieat, Im OOLT8 NKCK ARKA •- Elfjht large ily room, combination ntorm window REAL ESTATE provementa made, utilities Included, rooms and rumpus room, 2',i baths, BUNOALOW—Four rooms, bath, fin- hi-nutllul hu-pe firepiacr. Many cxiran. 138. SO. LI 2-2675. •no x trim lnsiu> anit out, Two-cur at- ished attic. 1<£ norea eround. garage All In p?rlect contlltlon. Just move i VOUK IIOMB WANTED, - Why us tached garage. Lot 2*0«31(h_HO 2-3*33. Colls Neck lift, near Freehold. HO 2^nnd relax, You must m»e thl» beauty, with us? We advertise sztsnslvely KANCH HOME — Living room 11x20. H O LY ~ C IK) SS~P ATlis H~*^-~~At 11 act I ve &'J70 niter 5 p.m, price J2l,0fi0. SH 1-11B*. th« newspapers, radio and pubiuh Three bedrooms, modern kitchen. Lot older liome In itumno'ii, Smartly dec- MIDDLP;TOVVN — Bcvffn room ^nT catalog for horns seeksra. Ws are mem MxlWl. S15.HO0. 10 per cent down quail orated, Bpactous family home Six bod MIDDLETOWN — Six room colonial bera ol ths TWR. a national real e»tot( nnn ncre, brick nnd pansleil flreplnce, 1 fled buyer. BCHANCK REALTOR, I roonnf. Near church and be sell won .mill , mi iwln-nlzf tipdmoms, lting referral service. Wa are "Home Trad Linden PI., Red Bank. BH T03PT. carpeting two-car parage, 520,000. Call derfui value! $21,000, Stanley K. Downs, any tlmi-. SH 7-54fi5. room, dining roim. Large eat-In kitch- ers" • two offices, 11 full time ssl'J IIUMSON RANCH—For retired couple. Realtor. Shrewsbury. BH 1-1017. Jlsm i»n, :ui!ip|(»(t don ['"nil iinapinrnt with penple. Cnll WALKER * WALKKrt Living room 12x17, fireplace, dsn 11*11, her Multiple Liming aervlce. workshop and laundry room. 27x30' Realtor*. Members Red Bank Arei two bedrooms, nicely landscaped pint. in ranch In finest BCCIIOII of Lit)' patio. Oil hoi water heat. Liirgf plot, Multiple Listing 8ervlce. Shrewsbury 133.600. BCHANCK REALTOR, R Lin-FouTrBKmuroM CAPE COD m «x crnlt. Half mile from Parkway, One Many extra features. Call 201-I6B3 fo Sll 1-5213 and Hazlet, OS 1-212* den PI.. ROH Bank. 811 7-0307. cclleiu condition. ' Extras: fireplace, acre lot. Large* living room, fireplace, l br PP £6 way, carpetlnE, rnnie, washfn three larRe hpiiroom*. twn tiled hatli*. UOLMDBL — 8even-rwm~o]d farm • LEGAL NOTICE- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Four year machine. $19,000. IlKDDKIN AflWNCY ten, dlnliiK rnrun, kitchen, patio. $27,500 1 01(1 ranch with a mannltlc*rit me ;iftl Maple Ave., corner Bel gen VI or $200 monthly. SH 7-2HX iKHidc on nbout 8!i acrom, beautiful NOIICB Or SKTI.KMBNT View; large llvlnt room wllh Mre- fieri Bank. RH 1-MCn. Member Multiple M-pfR, brook. Fine convenient Hrea placr, dining rotrni, modsrn kitchen, !ll HiX\wrfl.^Tn7tw I^ima n\t\ unapoilPd fftaturet Incltirt OP ACCOUNT three bedrooms, 1»,j baths, breemway bnthfi, l^J-slory. Fireplace, screens lietiuifd crtlinKi, old fireplace, Dutc K8TATE OF DENNIS W. WETHER nnd two car enrngp. nn a lot 110x200. MI DDtJETOWN—Three-bedroom ranch, porch. lret«n. Sl!),20O or iiritt offer. Pil Inor with aiiclnit hlngen Largp roorni AI,, MINOR ft1 extras. Ajsume 4H per c«nl Ol mort VRtc RH l-2;infi.' ./' NofiH moiiprnlKlng. S1R,!»00. VAN ...That's what mommy says! she says that for a ? .?ij27 after 5 p.m. 8n|t er Nntlce Is hereby liven that lho *' *^> P month. S.S.IXX). ^T-G-'lSfl EATONTOWN" —~Four-br(lroom ~roncti VLHCT AQBNrV. Rpfiltor, Molmd«l. rnnnts of the subscriber, Ouardlan ol r>p. THB - tjTl'LH B1LVKH — ~Tolnt Kit. luTic !'•• b»tli«, 1-irRo rpcrcj'ttcn room. Many th- putntB of sild Minor will I>P aU' limited time only, you can get in on Eaton Crest's Special Family w^ntu r.nuntry privacy; cluster* of t»l)fully air conditioned. Bevr>n Iftr •xtms. $17,300. U J.twfifl. niJNOAI.OW — HpncMmi.t Int. itird bath, .Illert and •later) by the Surrogate 01 "murmuring pint* nnrt hemlock*'.'i II- rooms, ',i ntrp lot. Clu«« to cinve 1li« County of Monmouth and reported Membership plan, entitling everyone to the healthful benefits of the 11 kitchen and breakfaat nook. Fireplace, I"- , hftMv, dogwood «, elo.: on* of enc*t. Exrollont n^lfirhborlmrxi, BH ppry excH'<"'t roiilUI'i" Inim-'llat-J ocruiinn- for settlement lo The Monmouth Crtuiv thojis plncf« vnu dream about; »p* 2m hfirnmn ranch r>ri h.-nutlfully Jnnd cy. Kea.ionitMe. CA O-Olfld, or 355 Mact-v Court. Prnhste Division, on Krlday. exclusive club. She says it includes a private swimming pool, sun rl'ttm whitr CnlDnltl on knntl; wid« pptl H acrr. Excellent ronillllnn Aittuii Ave, l/uifc illtincli tin 31nd dsy of June AD, 1M3. at tnjirrl floors; thr#i but hi, thre* (lr«- _. . -Bflvpn iiicrd t'o HIB.20ft. Principal* only 'i:!ii o'cl'wli a.m.. at (he Cniinly Court deck, championship tennis courts, shuffleboards, snack bar and r'Te*: toori larRA ham: thn*a «cr«i; year old ranch. Living ronm with flro 03 I-.1372. HPIC ANlPflPANCArECOn"— Foui House, Monument and Court Btreeli vnu couldn't huJM it ami Isnrlieupe ti place. Dining room, Esay In work-In rdrr.omn, two )mt\\u. KlrfplflHR In 111Freehold, New Jersly, st which ttm< separated children's wading pool and playground. She says it's kitchen, rilntng ar«a, litres bedrooms, OMKKWOOP HKACH — ThMB lied Application, will be made tor the a|. fif S7s.non. but l)i» «r|r» '• only , rtlnrite, litrgft [living room' niv iving room. Brondloom. Science kltch *1T,rK>0. HAROr.I) TilNOKMANN, Brnk- 1H baths. Screened porch plus Jar en, rjingn and win her. Rr were way, lownncs ot Commlsalons and Counse: nimted porch. Laundry- nullt-ln nlr coiv kitchen. N^ar rtmrcb nnii nrhool exciting. She says it's relaxing, She says it's private. And my mommy Hlnhwrtv 35. Kitontown. I,I 3-1103. TWO nrcnnOOMfl, living room Attncheil Kara go, Tre«,'8. A very pretty lA 2-01 ftfl. __ dltloner. Two-car attitctied garage. Besu homr! Only $19,000. Stanley IC. I>nwna, tlfully landscaped grounds. Exlrns tr curate. S0.2O0, Hue nontiema *l)"at(d: M«» isth. A. n, 1M2. knows everything! LO 8-1S00. Hltf.r, Ahrewit-uiry. fill 1-1017. Mem- PRI8CILLA ». WEEDBN, STATES STBKIJ 1I0MWB I.AVVUKNCBT J. BCIIII.MN(; tier MuUlplf LhtiiiR Hervice. 4^1 llrtmfnrd Circle. Cholc* of over (SO flonr plans In & wide H, itl '•"rl'ig Street. rt«*0 — Thr#n tatcjrrtum*, den, liv"er- . Not much left for a buysr In t-ftter oil h«at, one enr gsrag*. Corn* iEIK room, 2V> bathe, lluta Acres, fill Intah til* Job. I y eoloniftl. t2T.!W<). M p»nl OI aitmimptinn. JI7.WO. OH 1-ilfti ('••n nfter H p.m. RH 1-W70, for premises situated at ID-IK W* VrKUBT - Provlnclsl deslin. en- ANPjBAnTJRU.. RRALTOni. ril '"Oiirt TtOf'^T ]ltINf)AI,()W -OSS rllic. Avenue. Red Bank. N. .1. trance foyer. Living room, fireplace. TR«S AND PRIVACY lifnt. nlumlnitm fllormn snil scrppn' nhjrrtlfin*. If any, Mhnnlil ns mad Trench ilnors to patio, Formal dining NEW lifihBWliliunY"*^ intarrVcliit? Immediately In writing 10 John Ilyran •-mom. Kitchen with alcove. Den, book- lj.rg» ranch with g»cai«. Thr»*i h\ T Tbrrcbo'lroom ninth Clerk of the Borough of R*d Tlsnli 1 •of»m». Ueady to rnova irt, Hf( 7-4SA3 or fenr»\ (wo brick pati')^. «tinlio, ,MH| I)UK,«, f5((? (Mlnton Ave,, Helforrt, . uaei. Four bedrooms, 3 , luthi, IH t aiO N. J, I4its of closets. Expandable attic. Kuil broflk, fltilnlioti bispmf nt, III or mi Ari'CKTmonK nt —- Bis rooms |*i11 PINE BROOK ROAD, off Hope Roait. EATONTOWN .basemTil. laundry tuhs. Two-cur ga< ncrcnii lop rondltlnri. M«ny fxt MinbLKSTOWN V2£LAO> HiW hrtlnl.hr.i mom, 1% baths. LIV Jtilln OeLucs, 'i^hlcan PUf!#, I, MAlLi P. 0. Box 374, Eatonlown, N, I. 'age. . Well landanapait deep plot *5M(00 Hwy. irotir.bfflroom hntia* nn U ncr« Asking in.TW- RH 1-I38S. Ing room hss raised hearth rireitl n ranch, K J. LAWRBHCE J, irtM.LtNO. RLn FHA UpprovH inorlfifu. Immtdltl* X two and bnv window. KulJ walkout In ivter Oalatro, 20 Plnckniy Road, Phinn LI 2 3570 mtaanlon «mMl 4o« W bfttKa, e«H*r »B g*rtg*. Spilt m«nt. OaraKe, rnrner lot. strnall AI«T7K!S SHUT >i UT£ 10 BE Tftg tmJMUA WTS JM IT/

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% DAILY CROSSWORD able UiepfaOM. Then, be ool- Two rescuers found the body H£D BANK REGISTER Friday, June 1, 1962—11 n. dot. Joy's Body Itspsed In (be arms of his brotherr at 19:23 p.m. htH-way down a teriaw, sobbing; staircase, caught between the FCDESTOIAN INTUkXD .tarfrKleue£. PttttimM Cktriti u* "My 0*1, ICa awful!" steps. The head was covered with •»*• found In the two miners who found tfcej «rth. It appealed fi» boy had H1GHLAKDS - tot, CAT * tummorij for ctrelett driv. athmi. body were Jtfoa Varano of SK*m- wffocated. Ana Jobnson. HI First Ave., SfcYoWBt t*. w«« iajared WedAtadty on goutfi agate C*1B tad lm Gtrdi of Kulp- Hine Shaft mont. Both were lowered Into the E»y Ave. when Am stepped Into MOCK UN SESSION the stre«t «t tfae close of the WONDER If IT WAS UOADED -m •.;••. Si. Hail! SHAMOKIN Pa, (AP) - The 8-foot wide shaft at 3; 50 a.m. r 'a feU bwsd, I like th» mm. LONG BRANCH - Students of Memorial Day parade and was •y t mrt» jAiytag but Vm not >•' troop* ' I5.8p«c- 'elesi body of an »dventure-lov- EDT".. After aeveral hours of prob- LOUiSVTU,E,Ky.» (AJ») ^Add lB.Baiutott tBttttr trura. ing Insidejthe shaft, they found Star of the Sea Academy here struck by a car driven by John Mrticulwly snood of playing rock color g' schoolboy was recovered the garbage can to the list of 'n mil. What should I do? Ktep drug am a 550-foot, mine shaft the youngster. recently held a mock session of R, Sherman, New Yori, police H.Bhrlric •.Vettvtr 7ft. of reported. dangerous weapons. on pitying and h*ve money or ednesday, ending an all night As the battered body was hoist- the UnitedvNations General As- lT.Mwr Ctatuac She was treated lo Monmouth Clint Smith paid a $25 tine for stop playing thii Huff »nd play ftan 33. Uke a arch by weary rescue workers. ed to the top, tears filled the sembly. with the Salvation Army or tome- », French eyes of many rescue workers. Medical Center for leg Injuries using one on lit father-in-law. 20. Amount of trtfcflo wing- The youngster, Kenneth Schick- body like that? money (Pt) 34. Terrible y Jr., 12, of Shamokin, plunged Skin Head aptnt Alaac* Sl.Put, aaa 3*. Stockinet >wn the abandoned shaft Tues GHOST PINE CREEK, Alta., S3. Armadillo It. 37. Fragment* Dear, Skin Head: fan, in > 3». Hawthorn ly night while chasing a squir- (AP) — Four-year-old Kenny Ko-|| If you take so pridt in what- 28. Top of "Ktag" Col* walchuk was found dead Wednes- twin 30. So. Am. n»wg ring berry ever job you're doing lt'» u«ual- iT.TVa-— tuber 40.EW* His battered body was found day, 34 hours after he fell intojl ly a good Idea to look arouad aniaal f two coal miners on top of an an abandoned coal mine shaft for something you fed good about I % a 4-

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FOR INFORMATION B«t iii'r 4-Poor 9'Patttnger Station Wagon Chevy II Nom i-t)onr Sedan. Corwrir Mmta l-Door Sedan Chevy II Norn l-tkm Station Wat/on OS 1-2100 or CO 4-2222 See the new Chevrolet, Chevy II and Cwvair at your local ASBURY PARK - N. Y. TRANSIT GO. 401 LAKI AVI.. ASIURr PARK CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY 325 MAPLJ AVE. RED BANK SHodyit* 14130 ' mi fhe taid it.m&y be too ex-'June. He attended LjUie Silver, With History mobile to itave ihe pup.befclnd.jSchool, has been active in ih*| According to theilatest report she'fi'jy twj's HTA * choir nj«mber: is ail! .lo&klfig 'for s «b>g-silttr. '>J (kt hrr.b'jr/ M^'hoJIM Church! in I-'iile 'liiv^r. He hs* been oo^ Jerseyans to Take iKt J*t»it three yesrs and served Wagon Train West Annftlll*****1*** «s *« captaiaptn of the footbala l tewmn tment in 1961. He received * trophy TEENfON (Af») — More thaniplaces on the trip out. The trip LITTLE SILVER- Harry E.l","**051 Vtluible Player"' h 30 fomiliM Have written for ap-'back will be left up to the indi- GuetiUI. son of Mr. and Mrs Hc d d N j COMPANY gtlicaUitali io 'joia the New Jersey vidual families. Harry T. Guetzlaff, 122 North • Tercentenary Historymobile iii'a state complete scholarship to All Ages Welcome Sunnycrest Dr., has been ap- University of Pennsylvania. SK& etntary wagon train west to Pioneers of all ages are ex- pointed to the Air Force Acad- jthe Seattle World's Fair. He was appointed by Rep. pected to make the trip, designed emy, Colorado Spring, Colo. James C. Auchincloss. He "will *. The Tercentenary Commission to tell the story of New Jersey Heave for the Air Force Academy Hid today that motorists with a to people across the nation. from Red Bank High School 25. trailer, tent* or spare space in Most people have asked wheth- the bade seat of a station wagon, er children can come along and can Join the state's 16-ton muse- Davies says they are more than Free Copy of. um On wheels for the trip, but welcome. they must register by Monday. He told one lady in answer to Herald Tribune 14-Day Trek another question "You can bring CLINTON (AP) — Wesley L, dogs, cats, monkeys and anything Lance, chairman Of the Legisla- The 14-day trek to the fair will else you can control." retrace the steps of a 19th cen- tive Committee of the. New Jer- tury New Jersey family which Others, on learning that the sey Republican State Committee left Salem, N. J., in 1805 and Cities Service Oil Company plans sent this telegram to President to pay for the historymobile's founded towns of Salem in Ohio, Kennedy yesterday: ( Illinois, Iowa, and Oregon. gas, have asked if the offer in- cludes the. rest of the party. It "I am ordering for you with The historymobile, commem- doesn't. my compliments a year's sub- orating New Jersey's 300th an scription to the New York Herald) niversary, in 1964, will leave Sa- Needed: Dog Sitter Tribune. Respectfully submit! lem, R J., July 5 and arrive at Davies has also been asked if that a President of the United; the fair July 18. motorists leaving earlier for the States should expose himself to David S. Davies, executive di- fair can join the wagon train in all shades of pubHg^>pinion and rector of the Tercentenary Com- route. They can. should not exfgpjpw'newspapers mission, has estimated that a 30- Other potential barriers to join- which sometirrres fail to agree day trip for a family of four ing the trip are not so easily with his own views, projects and would cost $500. eliminated. programs." The commission has made ar- Mrs. E. Althoff of Kenilworth The White House canceled its rangements for ceremonies en wrote that she has a female box- subscription to the Herald Tri- route nnd' overnight camping er puppy too big to take along Harry E. Guetzlaff bune.

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