1 *•». temperate* «& fat* Distffbifttofl *>**. F«lr teafe*, tonenw Today- •ad today. High today, raw sad Sunday In the Ms, low 21,150 tonlgfct IM5. See Weather, Page DIAL 741-0010 VOL. 86, NO. 26 Iua*4 auiy' xo^v through rndir. gioma ciui P«UH __ **" ** Jl"1 Btor of the hospital, and his staff. for protection in other areas of Atomic Energy subcommittee officials and six senators—four man of the Senate-House Atomic Receive Petition the hospital's grounds. dealing with weapons. Democrats and two Republicans. Energy Committee; Hubert H Mr. Lanzaro claimed that the "I would say that the assur- He has been invited to remain Humphrey of Minnesota, chair- Mrs. White pointed out that hospital has removed some of its ances that can be given by the in the Soviet Union after the sign- man, of the Disarmament sub- about half of the patients at the guards, allows patients to indis- administration of a definite un- ing ceremony, and the Moscow committee; and John'J. Spark- hospital are there voluntarily and man of Alabama, head of the criminately wander about, and derground test program that conferences are expected to last A SYMBOLIC HELMET ti presented to Red Bank's new fir» surgeon, Dr. Allen B. plans to remove a fence s (See MARLBORO, Page 3) would be considered adequate by three or four days. (See MOSCOW, Page 3) rounding the grounds. Kendall, left. Dr. Kendall was appointed to ths post after tha Linden PI. fir* of May The Township Committee was 11 in which fireman Stanley Moort suffered a skull fracture,. Firemen said his helmet presented with a petition signed saved Mr. Moora's life. Presenting tho helmet are Fir* Chief Charles ft. Knoll, center, by 116 residents in- the area re- questing action be taken to stop Announce Manager Choice and Councilman Daniel J. O'Hern, chairman of council's fire committee. For the first Ui2 alleged trespassing. time the borough will have a doctor to jtancJ by the ambulances during major fires, The governing body ordered its It directed that none be accepted from persons not having and Dr. Kendall or a substitute will be available at all times for the emergency treat- attorney, Vincent P. Keuper, to By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON five years experience as manager in a city at least the size ment of injured firemen. present the objection to the state LONG BRANCH — James F. Roosevelt, administrator at of Long Branch, or from residents of Monmouth County. Department of Institutions and Edison Township, hai been offered the post of city manager Agencies. here, City Council announced after a caucus last night. Mayor Untermeyer lajd-the choice of Mr. Roosevelt was unanimous. No one on council contradicted him. Reached by phone after the An eighth cousin of the late President Theodore p. Roose- The mayor said council had decided the titles of adminis- meeting,, Dr. Nenno said there velt, and fond of the nickname "Teddy," Mr. Roosevelt told trator and manager ware similar and that Mr. Roosevelt was "serious confusion and half- reporters he would give council a decision over the weekend. would auMHyijs that pntat, . 21 Fort DixGIs Hurt After truths'* In reports that, .patients Mayor Milton F. Uq.ternteyex.jvbo voiced tha council'! de. ~-Axm rtjMftict, he s»ld,.It was dgr«ed summer resUfenc* at the hospital have caused prob- cision at a hurriedly called, disorganized press conference, would hot prolSbit fli# appointment. lems to the township. predicted Mr. Roosevelt will accept and will be on, the job < Whenever the new manager begins work, Mr. Bowen's o|. Mrs. White Comments by mld-Augtist: flcial connection with the dty will terminate. Being Hit by Soldier's Car Selection of Mr. Roosevelt, who has a summer home at "I would like to see in writing After last spring's elections, in which five of six antl-Bow- Oakhurst and who formerly worked as a civilian employee at' what their charges and concerns en candidates were defeated, the new council retained Mr. Fort Monmouth, apparently involved several compromises. FT..DIX (AP)—Twenty-one sol- are," the doctor said, "Until then, Bowen at $39 a day as a consultant until a new manager was a free-lance newsman who ar-| The 32,000 acre post, situated I can have no comment." When former Manager Rlohard J. Bowen was dismissed engaged. diets were mowed down by an rived shortly after the accident, In Burlington and Ocean Counties, He did point out, however, that by the old council, in March, by a 6 to 3 vote, council adopted said it appeared that the soldiers There has been no movement within the new council, how- automobile as they marched along Is an open reservation through over 60 families of personnel live a resolution to authorize advertisements for applications for were heading north when the ve- ever, to have Mr. Bowen returned to his old job and the for- which normal traffic may move. on the grounds in addition to nu- the vacancy. a road during a training exer- hicle plowed through them. Some mer manager has made no bid to get It back. Grand said he counted 20 am- cise on this military post late were thrown over a low wire Mayor Untermeyer told newsmen last weekend he believed bulances at the scene—18 milita- Thursday night. fence, the others lay groaning or ry and two from Browns Mills- a new manager would, be chosen this week, possibly at last dazed at roadside, he said. Tuesday's caucus session. Fifteen of the Injured were ad tending the Injured. Public Ban at Meeting Hit But Counciiwoman Lucy J. Wilson, of Hie Fifth Ward, pro- mitted to Walson Army Hospital About 10 civilians had gath- Among the 15 admitted to the tested that on site investigations had not been made in the most of them with bone fractures. ered at the scene before milita- hospital were two recruits from MARLBORO - The Marlboro The mayor informed residents visory Board and Citizens' Com- home communities of the two men held among. 47 applicants Six others were treated and re- ry police, aided by state troop- New Jersey, Pvts. Luis A. Santos- Township Citizens' Committee is- at last night's Township Commit- mittee, we protest the action 61 for final consideration. leased. ers and Pemberton Township po- Nieves, 22, of Trenton and Jo- lice, began turning back motor- sued a strongly worded statement tee meeting that they will not be Mayor Lanzaro In barring the (See ANNOUNCE, Page 2) All were basic trainees in Com- seph Stager, 18, of Nutley. Both allowed to attend. He did say, ists. last night criticizing Mayor Jo- public from this meeting, where pany D of the 3rd Training Regi- suffered fractured legs. however, in response lo several seph Lanzaro's decision to allow reporters will be allowed." ment and came from the north- questions from the audience, that press coverage at a closed, meet- "The very purpose of this meet- eastern states and Puerto Rico. ing of the Township Committee, anyone wishing to submit a sug- ing to discuss interim protection gestion would have it read at Red Hill Payments An Army spokesman said the Planning Board, Citizens' Advi- for Marlboro Township is of vi- Recreation Site Issue driver of the car, PFC Robert sory Board, and master planner the meeting. tal Importance to the public, ye C. Keyser, 23, of Toms River, al to discuss the feasibility of in- 'Vital Importance' they are, not even allowed to at- legedly failed to yield right of terim zoning protection. The Citizens' Committee state- tend as nonparticipating specta- way to the column of marching The meeting is scheduled for ment said: . . tors," the statement said. Revived By Planners Near Completion troops. . Monday. "As members of both the Ad- The communication concluded with the question, "Why are re- Company D, 144 men, wa3 re ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The parents do not show any desire porters asked to attend while WOODBRIDGE - The Red Hil the authority agreed to pay urning to barracks after a rou- Issue of additional recreation story is drawing to a close. $12,000 for 4i/, acres of a Middle- to participate in present recrea- Marlboro Township taxpayers are ine night training problem when facilities here was revived by tion programs, and that lack of The New Jersey Highway Au- town tract belonging to Mrs Earl Woolley Dies, locked out?" he accident occurred at about the Planning Board last night. supervision is a problem. thority yesterday made one of Anne M. Harmyk. Lanzaro Answers 10:30 p.m. Flashlights with red David Rodetsky, planning con- the final payments on the con James Casey, the authority's reflectors were carried by the Mr. Rodetsky also told the Anthony Eckel, Morganvllle, sultant with Brown and Anthony board that a projected increase struction contract for the new real estate supervisor, said it was marchers, the Army said. City Planners, New York, the told the governing body that he arden State Parkway inter- also necessary to spend (6,592 to in population of 2,000-to a total Was Ex-Freeholder did not belong to any group which Keyser, a reservist undergoing borough's master planners, asked of S.ODO-by 1970 would not cause change at Middletown, and closed dig a well to replace the prop- his two-weeks annual training at he board for its opinions re would be represented at the meet- another Red Hill land acquisition erty's water supply. This has school -overcrowding here. He the post, was being questioned to garding recreational areas. NEPTUNE - Earl L. Woolley, ing. "You are denying me the deal. been done, Mr. Casey said. said the estimate was made a member of the Monmouth Coun- right to voice by opinion," he determine the exact circumstan Planners are not in complete The payment was the last, with The Highway Authority has ope originally by county planners and ty Board of Freeholders for 15 said. ces of the accident, the Army agreement on the master, but one exception, on the contract more acquisition to make before was based on available land, years before retiring in Decem- said. He was driving his own car they unanimously uphold the Bor- Mr. Lanzaro answered by say- held by L. Zimmerman and Sons It clearly owns all the land on provided current zoning ordi- ough Council's rejection, last week ber, died yesterday at Fitkin Hos- ing that the meeting was only to of Hillside, general contractor. which it built the Interchange "Soldiers were lying all over nance remain in effect,- of a proposed municipal harbor pital, here. He was 63. hear suggestions and that no of- After recent revisions, the con- Negotiations are continuing for a the road." said Capt. Stewart Di- site for recreation purposes. Board Organize* A native of Neptune, and a ficial action could be taken until tract totaled (505,171.61. parcel nwned by Seymour Mus- as of the nearby Browns Mills Reorganizing following two re- former Neptune Township com- the Aug. 12 meeting of the Plan- chel of Holmdel. The Interchange emergency squad, which arrived The Recreation Commission The authority explained that cent resignations, the board mitteeman and Board of Edu- ning Board which is open to the is on the Mlddletown-Holmde on the scene about 10:45 p.m. had urged council to approve the small sum is being withheld elected Harold K. Merrill, 76 E. cation member, Mrt Woolley had public. ifne. idea, but it was strongly op- pending assurance of a healthy "Some had compound frac Washington Ave., chairman. A lived, in recent months, at 20 Fred Von Rodeck, Rt. 79, ques- posed by the Harbor Commis- crop of grass at the new facility. Other payments on contracts tures," Dias said. "Most of them 55-year borough resident, he has Club PI., Freehold. tioned why the press would be sion: Ratification of a contract re- other than the general contract wel-e In shock. The cuts were not served on the Board of Educa- allowed to attend and the public A majority of the board feels He was taken ill In the sum- vision was approved, They will and right of way remain to be too bad." tion and has been active In the mer of 1962 and was unable to barred. "The taxpayers have cost $3,322.17 and will eliminate made. The most recent estimate that present recreatio. facilities The accident occurred on Tex- volunteer fire department and resume his duties on the board. more right to appear than re- a "wash-out" condition. of the total cost of the inter- are adequate for the community's as Avenue, about a mile inside Little League. After he resjgned, and was re- porters," he stated. change was (682,832. size, and do not agree with the In Its land acquisition program, the southern boundary of the placed by Marcus Daly of Mid- Recreation Commission's con- Mr. Merritt is employed as Board Member sprawling 55-squnrc-miIe milita- dletown Township for the one- entloa that Fireman's Field is a construction co-ordinator by the Mayor Lanzaro told Citizens' ry reservation. The soldiers were year unexpired part of his term, being used to capacity. New Jersey Natural Gas Co. Committee Vice Chairman Frank marching with rifles and packs his health reportedly improved Plan for Future S. Graziano that the Planning Safety Regulations along the dark, two-lane paved Robert F. Earle, a member of somewhat. He had been a pa- Additional recreation areas will Board has requested master plan- road bordering woods and a he Henry Hudson Regional t: nt at the hospital in the recent be considered by planner for the ner Calvin Schneider of Smith mall, shallow lake. Board of Education, was elected seizure only a few days. future, however, and Mr. Rodet- Associates, West Trenton, to be vice chairman. Public Property Director After striking the men, the car sky will Investigate the east side Earl L. Woolley present at the meeting. Will Be Discussed 'eered across the road and if the borough for possible sites. Mrs. Helen Mason, 69 West Mr. Woolley had served as di- Mr. Graziano olfered to repre- formerly owned and operated the! 'topped with its windshield Additional beach facilities, ten- Highland Ave., is the board's rector of public property. He was Woolley Dairy and Woolley Dairy sent any resident at the meeting. TRENTON (AP) — The state Roscoe P. Kandle has said that new secretary a Republican. mashed. nis courts, a skating rink and Bar, Rt. 35. He Is a member of the Citizens' Health Department has scheduled the only really safe way to pro- His years as a freeholder were While emergency workers Itmd- a wooded area were among types A Borough Council appointment Advisory Board. public hearing for Aug. 28 to duce the air is with compressors f facilities discussed. marked by tremendous growth in Organizations Listed The group consists of represent- xmslder safety regulations for lubricated with a soapywater so- d the injured at roadside, other s required lo fill one remaining Several planners claimed that vacancy on the board. the county which saw construc- He was a member of the Ham- atives from the Citizens' Com- Scuba divers, lution instead of oil. 'ehicles played their lights over tion of the new Monmouth Coun- Jton Methodist Church, a charter the Farmers-Home the water of the adjoining en- mittee and The department proposed a se- He said this type is being used ty Court House, remodelling of member of the Hamilton Fire Owners' Association. ries of recommendations in July gineer's lake, which was two or the old Court House into the Hall Company, New Jersey Exempt by the Navy, which highly rec- three feet deep" inshore. River Plaza Firemen's Fair jut a public hearing is required Today's Index of Records, expansion of the Wel- Firemen's Association, the Asbury before they can take effect. ommends it. "We put two boats out," said fare Home, creation of the first W. Front St. Amusements, fire Park Lodge of Elks, Neptune Red The hearing will be held In part, the list of recomen- Dias. "We were afraid someone county park at Shark River, and i'.tn, Ocean Grove Lodge of Ma- truck rides. Tonight.—Adv. Page Page Icalth Department offices al 129 dations call for close examination might have been thrown into the Alleo-Scolt purchase and development of the sons, Trenton Valley of the Scot- | Herblock East Hanover St. at 10:30 a.m. of Scuba diving tanks to Insure lake by the accident." ._.. t former Karagheuslan property in tish Rite, Tall Cedars, Crescent Notice The department said it drew up they are clean before filling, pre- Nick Grand of Browns Mills, m M0V M Freehold as an annex of the coun- Temple, Wayside Rod and Gun Fair Haven residents — Tax col \ " ty offifps! ' '-'.• ; ' • ' -..-•..,. Club, Buck.Town Buck Club, and lectors office will be open 9 a.m. :he regulations after becoming cautions to prevent exhausts from aware of potential hazard! to internal combustion engines con 1 P.M. Closing I At Neptiine, Mr. Woolley also he Neptune Sportsmen's' Club. to 12 fidon Saturday, August 3, Bridge B Sylvlviaj Porter 1963 for the convenience of Scuba divers if contaminated taminating the air and equipping Lumber yards will close half John Chamberlain -.....„....:„.! I SpOtrHl 1 -M-1T: had been a fire commissioner He was an honorary director and a member of the Board of taxpayers. air, carbon monoxide or carbon of compressors with water-cooled day each Saturday during sum- Classlfl«l ...... 1M2 Stock Market I of the Asbury Park and Ocean Adjustment. Meivin P. Stoul dioxide gets Into compressedjafterchambers to keep tempera- mer. Red Bank Lumber, Blals- Comics 21 Successful Investing 1 He was a co-owner of the Wall Grove Bank and an honorary Tax Collector. units when they are recharged, .lures low and prevent production <3e!l Lumber, American Lumber. Crossword Puzzle . », 24 Television «.l«tvi Stadium for stock car racers and (See WOOLLEY, Page3) -Adv. State Health Commissioner Dr.'of carbon monoxide, ~Adv. Editorial* — • Womta'f Newt h 2—Friday, August 2, IW53 RED BANK REGISTER Commercial Six Hurt in Head-on Obituafm Zone Change Crash on Route 35 RT. REV. D. MaeADIE joaat) VENIA Apartment Application NEWARK (AP - The suffra- BELFORD *»•• Joseph Venia, Is Proposed HAZiLET — Six persons were lark Dr., Hulet, is In good eoa- ;an bishop of the Protestant 70, of 422 Manja Or., died yester- day in Riveriew Hospital, Red NEW SHREWSBURY - May. Injured yesterday in a hetd-on dition with a broken legg. Ipisoopai Diocese of Newark, or and Council introduced a ion- rash at Rt. 35 and Ave. Treated for cuts and bruises St. Rev. Donald MacAdie died Bank, after « short illness. ' ing code amendment last night luring s heavy rainstorm. and released were Mrs. Vera esterday of a heart ailment. He Born in Italy, he had lived in Cites Boro's Net Income which would upgrade the bor- Three persona were -admitted Ludwig, 28 Lehigh Ave., Avenel, as 63. this country 54 years. He was MEW SHREWSBURY - ments per acre on a 21-acre site. spaces per apartment. ,ough s highway commercial zones the son of the late Joseph and 1 i Riverview Hospital while three and her two children, Robert, 11 Ai suffragan bishop, a post he The total costs, he said, would Mr. Steinman presented these and keep the neighborhood com- Connie Sanfilippo Venia. A re- Borough council last night heard, itbers were treated for injuries months, and Raymond, 2. had held since Oct. 22, 1958, be about $2,400,000. These apart- figures: The total annual rental mercial zones as they are, tired barber, Mr. Venia operated Without tilting any action, a plea nd released. They also were passengers in ithop MacAdlt was the assist- to permit a garden apartment ments would be 75 per cent one- of the 298 apartments would be shops In Highlands and Atlantic Highway zones, now to be In good condition today in the the Petrone car. ant to Bishop Leland Stark, spir- development, described as t rat- bedroom unlti and 25 per cent $470,000; taxes paid to the bor- Highlands. He was a member of known as C2 ttnet, will have a hospitaHospital lIis Mrs. Connie Petrone, Driver ot the other car, lames itual bead of the diocese which able that would produce * $48,- two-bedroom units, built in a "co- ough would amount to 18 per cent required minimum frontage of « of 107 Oak St., Avenel, and - V. Bishop, 47, of 112 Bath Ave., St. Mary's Catholic Church, New lonial" style, i A package sewer of annual rentals, or $84,900 a has as estimated 100,000 Eplsco- BOO net annual income to the 200 feet under the amendment. n fair condition—Rocco Sorachi Long Branch, was not Injured. MonmouUi, and the Elks Lodge of plant would be installed, and the year. The apartments would pro- palianj in eight North Jersey borough, on a Riverdale Ave. These areas are on Rt. 33, Ham- 35, of the same address. State police said the Bishop ca Red Bank. builders would "attempt" to bring duce about one school child for counties. site, adjacent to the Garden State ilton Rd., Shrewsbury Ave. south Mrs. Petrone suffered face and|was traveling south on the high- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. in city water lines, he stated. each 10 units, or a total of some Bishop MacAdie's death came Parkway. of Apple St., the south side of knee injuries. Mr. Sorachi suf. way when it apparently skidded Anna L. Venia; a brother, Vin- Recreational facilities at the 30 students, whose education as a "profound shock," said Allan Steinman, Elberon Park, Apple St., and Asbury Ave. from 'ered cuts on the head and ajon the wet pavement and crashed cent Vejia of the Bronx, and a proposed development would in- would cost the borough, according Bishop Stark. builder of a garden apartment Shafto Rd. to the borough bound broken right hip. into the Petrone car, which wai sister, Mrs. Marguerite Seluri of clude pool, lockers and cabanas, to his estimates, $11,540 a year. "No one was more beloved in Long Island. complex in West End, told the for tenants only, Mr. Steinman Deducting school and other costs, •ry. Mrs. Petrone was the driver |going in the opposite direction 1 The injured were taken to the the diocese than he. He spent The funeral will be tomorrow council that he and his associates said, There would be l'/j parking the net gain to the borough in C2 sites will have setbacks ol of one of the cars. his entire ministry here and it at 8:30 a.m, from Scott Funeral proposed to put up 14 apart- taxes would be $48,900. i feet,. 25-foot side yards and A third passenger in the Pe-jhospital by the Keyport and Rar- 40-foot rear yards. rone car, Joseph A. Taylor, 10 Itan First Aid Squads. would be Impassible to enumer- Home to St. Mary's Church, The builder said he would con- Neighborhood commercia ate the many contributions he where High Requiem Mass will tribute an extension to Riverdale made to the life of the church," be ottered at 9:30. Burial will be Announce 1 reas, remaining under the C Ave. to the borough, and that designation, are the Pine Brook Bishop Stark said. in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. (Continued) the interior streets of the apart- ihopplng area, the Tinton Fall ment complex would be main- Neptune Man, 38 Bishop MacAdie was married After Tuesday's caucus, the mayor said such investigations ommertial area, a small ion previously to Ruth Comer Mac- MARSHALL N. JONES tained by the management there at Wayside and Shafto Rds. Shaf- would be made and that no decision would be made for a week He said he would be associated; Adie, who died in April, 1951. He FAIR HAVEN-Marshall Neal or two. Thus the agreement last night came suddenly. :o Rd. at Asbury Ave. and thi Jones, 70, of 32 Fisk St., died in the project with Arnold Gold remarried in 1953 and leaves his commercial areas north of Appli wife, Helen Meyer MacAdie. Wednesday in Veterans Adminis- It was learned that on site investigations were made only fine and Michael Reback 0! St. on Shrewsbury Ave, and New Killed in Air Crash They lived at 5J0 Park St., Up- tration Hospital, East Orange. in regard to Mr. Roosevelt. The other finalist, who resides Lawrenceville. man Springs Rd. Here the re-j per Montclair. Mr. Jones was born in Law- in the midwest, indicated be might not be available to make Mayor John E. Lemon, Jr., CLINTON (AP) - A construc- raded area 10 miles from the quired mlnimums, including renceville, Va., and had lived in a contract with the city for a few more weeks and council pointed out that the proposal is tion superintendent who com- rport while trying to tower his Also surviving is a son, John, 100-foot frontage, remain Fair Haven 30 years. He was a dropped him as an active aspirant. a Planning Board problem. muted to work daily by air was lane through a dense tog. Wreck- ot Norwich, Conn., two sisters Ihey are. veteran of World War I and was Th« mayor had advised newmen early last night that they Councilman Francis Cooper killed yesterday when his single- je was strewn for a hundred and two grandchildren. Councilman Francis Coopei a member ot James Smith Post, night expect an Important announcement at 10 p.m. said he thought it would be help- said he would like to have longei engine plane crashed on a farm ards from tht crash site on the Bishop MacAdie's body will lie ful to the Planning Board if it here. rm of Clare Tucker. in state from 11 a.m. to $ p.m. Veterans of Foreign Wars, here. At 25 minutes after 10, the mayor summoned waiting re- to consider this measure, havin, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. porters to the second floor o( the City Hail annex where Coun- knew where council stood on this 'irst seen it only the previoui The victim, George Robert Schultz leaves his wife, Jean, Friday at St. John's Church, Pas- and other garden apartment pro- Schultz, 38, of Asbury Ave., Nep- id teenage son, Robert; his saic. Gladys Jones; a foster daugh- cil was in caucus. The proceedings went something like this: night. Councilman Herbert L ter, Mrs. Marie WUituers of East posals. Willett, 3d, said he thinks it Im tune, was flying to his job at the other Mrs. Emil Schultz of Funeral services will be held The Mayor: "Will the fourth estate please come upstairs." Orange; a foster son, Joseph W. portant that the amendment Spruce Run Reservoir construc- adley Beach, and a sister, Mrs. there Saturday at 10 a.m., with The reporters scurried from their haunches on the brick Clark, at home; a sister, Mrs. steps. introduced as soon as possible. tion project. L. Irons of Neptune. burial to follow at Laurel Grove He took off from Asbury Air A native of Bradley Clara H. Garrett of New York Reaching the door, they were asked, "Hold it here a The council retired Into execu- Beach, Memorial - Park, Paterson. tive session to consider this mal Terminal, Neptune, and headed chultz flew B-29i during World City, and a brother, Ashley Jones moment, please." Deckert T of Philadelphia. for his dally deitination, the ar II. He was a racing car Then Mr. Untermeyer ducked his head inside the room, ter, and returned to vote intro- MRS. LOUIS S. VAN ZANBT duction of the amendment. Sky Manor Airport in Pittstown, ithusiast, too, and built and The funeral will be Monday at found the council apparently ready, and admitted the report- MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Grace 10 a.m. in the F. Leon Harris It was referred to the Plan- 59 miles away. rove his own races. ers. A. Van Zandt, 76, of 216 Rutledge Funeral Home, Red Bank. Burial ning Board for action at Its Au- Instead he slammed Into a Schultz was superintendent for "We have an announcement," the mayor began. "The Indicted Dr., died yesterday In Rivervlew will be in the U. S. National lie Bryan Construction Co. of council has offered the position of..." gust meeting. Council will hold Hospital, Red Bank, after a short FREEHOLD — The Monmouth a public hearing on the meas- forth Arlington on the Spruce Cemetery, Beverly. Then entered former Mayor Thomas L. McCllntock, a illness. She was the widow of County Grand Jury yesterday in- ure Sept. 5. Settlement .un Project. councUman-at-large. dicted former Sea Bright Coun- He had been flying to work for Louis S. Van Zandt, Sr. MRS. WILLIAM J. DINGWELL "Mayor, Mayor, Milt," he called, finally getting attention. cilman John Deckert for atroclou ie past five years, making it Mrs. Van Zandt was born In PORT MONMOOTH - Mrs. "Make sure to tell them the selection was unanimous." assault and battery in the March Is Approved point to fly to any joo'be-lNew Brunswick, daughter of the Elizabeth H. Dingwell, 68, of 70 "Yes," Mr. Untermeyer asserted. "This was a unanimous 24 shooting ot Mr. Deckert's son- Fare Increase tween 50 and 20—0 miles from 'late Daniel W. and Elizabeth Bralriard Aye., died yesterday in selection." in-law, Nelson Joline. FREEHOLD — A settlement lome. He did a nearly 400 mile Simpson Applegate. She had lived Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, In an aside to reporters, he recalled his prediction for an Mr. Deckert, 57, has been free Is Approved of $3,000 was approved yester- ound-trip air stint in 1959 for a In this area 10 years, and former- after a short Illness. appointment this week and stories he had been sidetracked in $2,500 bail pending Grand Jury day by county Judge Alton V. mstruction job In Dover, Del. ly resided in South Amboy. Born in Newark, she had lived Tuesday by Mrs. Wilson's criticism, "There was no setback, Evans In an auto accident suit action. The shooting, with Mr NEWARK (AP) - The State he Francionl Funeral Home, Surviving are a son, Louis S. here 32 years. She was the widow Just a delay." for injuries and medical ex- Deckert's revolver, took place al Public Utility Commission ap- isbury Park, is in charge of Van Zandt, Jr., with whom she ot William J. Dingwell. She was Reporters pressed for biographical background on Mr. the latter'i home, 3 East Churct proved Thursday a fare increase penses Involving a Keyport driv- irrangements. lived; a sister, Mn. George Mao a member of the Bayshore Com- Roosevelt and the salary he had been offered. St., Sea Bright, during a scuffli for a shore bus company and the er and his passenger. Donald of Trenton, and one munity Cnurch, "Coma back next Tuesday (when council will hold Its next between the two men. Both wen extension of a bus route in Samuel Halsey, the passenger, grandchild. Surviving are regular meeting) and we'll tell you more," the mayor said. a son, William wounded and required hospitali Wayne. and his mother, Mrs. Mary Nuss, The funeral will be Monday at As to salary. Councilman Samuel A. Marks didn't think it G. Dingwell; two daughters, Mn. zation at Monmouth Medical Cen< ol 26ft Beers St., Keyport, brought Senate on Fair 11 a.m. in the Damiano Funeral should be discussed. The PUC granted a 10 per cent Mary Sinilnikotf and Mrs. Mi- ter, Long Branch. luit against Thomas N. Perna Home, Long Branch, with Rev. "Actually we haven't talked salary," he said. across the board Increase for Con- chael Schmidt, all of this place; Police said at the time Mr, 134 Shore Rd., Keyport, the drlv W, Gordon Lowden, pastor ot the Mr. Untermeyer intervened. "The advertised range Is solidated Shore Lines, Inc. The Housing Bill three grandchildren; a brother, r, for injuries Mr. Halsey suf- First Methodist Church, Red $13,000 to $15,000. It will be somewhere in there." Joline, 21,. of 498 Second Ave. company runs a summer seasonal John Lockmyer, and a sister, [ered when the Perna car wa Bank, officiating. Burial will be Other sources said Mr. Roosevelt currently draws $13,000 Long Branch; his wife, and child, operation from northern points in TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rich- Mrs. Henrietta Scanlon, both of in a collision Dec. 3, 1961, at Rt. at Edison and will accept the same if he comes to Long had been living temporarily with the state to shore areas in Mon- rd J. Hughes prodded the state Bank, officiating. Burial will be Newark. 5 and Palmer Ave., Mlddletowi Branch. The figure is the salary paid Mr. Bo wen. Mr. and Mrs. Deckert. The shoot- mouth and Ocean Counties and Senate.again yesterday to meet in Hillside Cemetery, Plainfield. The funeral will be tomorrow About the caucus room, groups of councllmen, oblivious to Ing came at the height of an ar- Atlantic City and Garden State ownship. ' i special session to act on at 2 p.m. at Scott Funeral Home, the press conference, were chatting away. gument between the two men. itace Tracks. The Perna cat was struck in air Housing Bill. RICHARD A. SMITH Belford, with Rev. A. t>. Magaw, he rear at the intersection by a "We have more business," Mr. Untermeyer reminded In other indictments handed to However, riders will pay abotit He said the session could also EATONTOWN - Richard pastor of the Bayshore Commun- car driven by Marshall S. Ole- them. And to the reporters, he said, "If you will excuse us, Judge Edward J. Ascher, the •he same fares because of the| be used to consider ways aimed Smith, 82, ot 155 South St. died ity Church, officiating. Burial will en, and owned by his wife, Irene gentlemen." Grand Jury accused: liscontinuance of a 10 per cent it speeding' up automobile In- this morning .in Monmouth Medi- be in Fair View Cemetery. : Oleson, of 179 Middle Rd., Haz- As the mayor gently put a hand on the closest newsmen's Patrick J. De Faico, Park ederal transportation tax last ipeclions in Nw jersjey. ; cal Center, where he had been let. Litigation between Mr. Per- coat sleeve and moved toward the door, Councilman Edgar N. Ave., Keansburg, of petit larceny November. The company said the But Senate President William a patient the past three weeks. JOSEPH CESTARE jna and the Olesons was not part Dinkelsplel intoned: in the theft of cash, a TV set, increases would reduce but not . Ozazrd, R-Somerset, said an Mr. Smith was born in Jersey BROOKLYN-A High Re- "We can get moving If we can get rid of the fourth es- and a blanket, with a total value illmlnate an annual operating ot the settlement before Judge incomplete poll indicates the up- Evans, tate." And .to the fourth estate was disposed of and the coun- of $175, from the home ot Greg- loss, per house has "no desire or in- St. Dorothea's Catholic Church. cil' resumed Its closed door conversation which took all of five ory Diaz, 11. Rose La., Union The PUC gave Public Service1 William Burns; Keyport, wai tention of returning for a .special Church :Monday at 9 a.m. for. ; There are no known survivors'. minutes before members started drifting out. Beach, March 13. • ' Coordinated Transport permission ittorney for Mr. Halsey and Mrs, session. ' •" The funeral will be Monday! Joseph Cestare, 88, of 778: Union It was learned that Mr. Roosevelt was born In France, of Ira Wilson, Garfield Ct., Long to extend its Little Falls-to-New Nuts and Frank P. Zimmer, As Onird laid he sounded out five [at 8 a.m. from the Higgins Me- St., who died yesterday morning , American citizen parents; that he did most of his schooling in Branch, of unlawful possession York bus service in Wayne. bury Park, for Mr. Perna. Republican senators and got the morial Home, Freehold, to St. in his home. France; and that he attended Cornell University and New of narcotics April 20 in Asfeury same response from each—they Dorothea's Church, where a High Among the survivors Is a son, , York University for special business courses while serving as Park. ton't want to come back. Requiem Mass will be offered at Gerald Cestare of New Shrews- a soldier in the U. S. Army and as a civilian employee at Fort Russell C. Lutz, Pine St., Key- Weather He said he will confer with bury. 1 9 o'clock by Rev. James B. MonmouUi. port, Impairing the morals of NEW JERSEY: Sunny am :hs rest of the Senate but he jCoyle, pastor. Burial will be in Services will be from the Ad- His first position In municipal service was as administra- a 9-year old girl Dec. 27, 1962, warm but less humid today, higl doesn't see much sentiment for a St. Peter's Cemetery, Jersey deo Funeral Home, Seventh St. tor for Rahway, between 1957 and 1961. He moved from Rah- at Keyport. In the middle to upper 80s. Cleai special session. City. and Fourth Ave. way to Edison Township, and cool tonight, low in the mil Hughes told his regular Thurs- TIDES FLOWER FIFTH AVENUE DEATH NOTICE Both of the latter municipalities have Faulkner Act fypes HOSPITAL 50s in the northwest to the low day news cenference he would CHENEY, on Tlwridty, July 10, IMS. of government, like Long Branch. The other two, however, (Sandy Hook) 60s in the south and along the GEORGE H. KILBRIDE John W. of 51 Brtlnud in., Port New York City encourage Ozzard to talk with MonmouUi, «. 1.. forniirlr ol J«n/£, and Pan American World of New Jersey in narcotics ad- WASHINGTON (AP) - Some committee, said: "Ward is des- dership of the Conservative party 1962 ud 1963. I have always cotics as taking candy oft a dicts primarily because of its the county jail, where he is serv- Airways, up 1% at 40%. New Jersey Republicans are sim- perately ill—just about half alive. and "wilt do whatever I think Is considered this railroad to be ef- shelf." nearness to New York. I don't know how long anyone most likely for the party, to win ing a like sentence on a disorder- mering over the advance notice ly person charge, for the hearing. ficiently managed under able Good earnings reports helped Sen. Charles W, Sandman, R- Sandman told a news confer- can live under these conditions." the next election." president Tuohy. given Sen. Harrison A. Williams He was arrested July 13 after Pan American and United Air- Cape May, chairman of the com- ence Thursday that his commit- lines, which gained %. Ameri- leaving the scene of an accident. I have been disturbed, how- mittee, said New Jersey has vir- tee plans to issue an interim re- Jr., D-N.J., of federal contracts can and Delta Airlines each He was sentenced then for'failing ever, by the decline in earnings tually no highly organized traffic port of its investigations before and grants awarded in New Jer- added %. Called Ineligible For to give a good account of him- from $8.33 a share in 1957 to in illegal narcotics. the legislature reconvenes in No- sey,. $3.59 a share in 1961 and $4.31 a Declines among the motors But he said witness after wit- vember. self. But Williams, who is usually share last year. Since the divi- were Ford %, American Motors ness told the committee that the He indicated the report would Welfare Assistance Magistrate John Weir sen- dend was not earned in 1961 and and Studebaker '/,. source for most New Jersey nar- the first to announce a contract, recommend shorter jail terms for TRENTON (AP)—Two per cent average of ineligible recipients at tenced him last night when he there was a very slight coverage Gains of ltf by Union Carbide grant or loan to the state, says convicted narcotics users, with in- of New Jersey's 23,000 families 5.4 per cent. was unable to pay a pair pf $25 in 1962, the market prices the and m by Du Pont helped bol- he is doing nothing more than creased periods of carefully su- receiving aid for dependent chil- fines for fleeing the accident shares on a 6.5 per cent basis— ster the averages. the Republicans did when Dwight State Welfare Director Irving The Racial pervised probation aimed at get- dren are ineligible. This includes scene and driving while on the a yield high enough to indicate Jones & Laughlin dropped % D. Eisenhower was president. R. Engelman said he is "very ting the addict to break his habit. 1.2 per cent who deliberately con- revoked list. He was arrested general doubt a* to the mainten- and U.S. Steel and Republic each As a matter of courtesy, mem- content" with the results of the Sandman said sentences for il- ceal or misrepresent facts, a sur- by Sgt. Gerald Cranmer and Spe-ance of the $4 rate. dipped W- bers of Congress are notified In survey and said It verifies that Situation legal use of narcotics now aver- vey showed Thursday. cial Officer Harry Lake. International Business Ma- advance of such federal actions New Jersey's welfare program II I owned this stock, I would By The Associated Press age six months in the county jail. stacks up better than those In Police noted that Brown will chines, off V/t at one time, ended n their areas. The figures stem from a na- stay with it, but I would avoid 1 Los Angeles — President of He said he feels the sentence tional review by the Welfare De- neighboring states. again-be returned from the coun- new purchases at present. with a gain of 4 /£. might be cut to 2 to 3 months The political facts of life, how- partment In Washington. New Jersey's Aid to Dependent ty jail Aug. 6, when he will face (Mrs. Spear cannot answer all Yesterday's closing stocks: National Urban League calls for with an extended period of pro- ever, mean that Democrats, un- The report placed the national Children (ADC) program costs a charge in Long Branch of tak- mail personally but will answer 03 I-T-B Ckt Brk 14%improvement of the lot of the bation. der the Kennedy Administration, $45 million a year. The federal ing a car without the owner's all questions possible in his col- Adams Ex 2814 Johns Man Negro in all respects. Henry The biggest problem facing the get the word before it is given Air Prod 58* Jones A L government picks up about 45 per consent - umn.) Air ReduO 53% Joy Mfg addict, Sandman said, is proper to their Republican colleagues. Kaller Al Steeger says jobs must be pro- cent of the tab with the rest di- Alter Cp 10 rehabilitation. And he suggested Gets Pact Alleg Lud 38 Kennecott vided after crisis ends if it is During the Republican Eisen- vided between the state and coun- LEGAL NOTICE Alleg Pw Hoppers another method of helping cure hower Administration, It was the Allied Ch 5n Kreige, SS to serve a useful purpose. ties. Alll« Chal Krozer the addict might be to move him GOP members who got the first NOTICE Moscow Alcoa 18»i Leh Port C To Remove Engelman was asked at a news NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN tli«l Am Airlln 6214 Len Vsl Ind New York — More than 40 from the environment where he chance to announce the award of 27 conference Thursday if It would the following ordinance was Introduced Am Brk Sh LOF Glasi pickets arrested during continu- picked up the narcotics habit. He contract or grant. and paand first reading at a rejular- (Continued) Am Can 51J4 Ugl ft My be correct to conclude that {900,- fir adjourned muting of the Township Am Cyan 68 4 Lib McN*L ing drive by Negro groups to said a state agency might be use- Committee of the Township of Middle. European subcommittee. One GOP congressional aide Monterey 000 Is doled out to Ineligible re- Am MFdy 18S Litton Ind obtain more Jobs in public con- ful in relocating addicts. town; held Wednesday, July 31, 1963, The two Republicans are Lever- Am Mot 11V, Mack Trk said, however, that under Eisen- cipients each year In New Jer- And waa laid over lor aecond and fi> Am Smelt SO Lukens Stl struction. Seven sit-In demon- Other members of the investi- SHREWSBURY — Thomas Far- Ml passag* at a meeting of the Town- ett Saltonstall of Massachusetts, Am Std 17 Marsth oil hower, Republicans got only a sey. Two per cent of $45 million •hip Committee of tb.e Township of strators arrested at Gov. Rocke- gating committee include: Sen. rell Contracting, Inc., of 761 ranking Republican on the Armed Am Tel Tel 120% Martin M few minutes or a few hours jump equals $900,000. Vlddletown to be held Wednesday eve. 2«!t Merck feller's Manhattan office Anthony J. Grossi, D-Passaic, As- Shrewsbury Ave. has been nlnr, August 14. 1963. at the Township Services Committee; and George 67 That the average • period of sidering a variety of alternatives. PHONE 741-5061 usefulness of the purposes described The Englewood board submitted In Section 1 hereof, within the lim- itations and provision* of the Local LOCAL SECURITIES Its plan Tuesday. Bond Law Is in twenty-five <25) . years. The following Ud and asked quotations from ttw National Asso- Raublnger said he took the (c) That the supplemental debt ciation ot Secnrfiet Dealen, Inc., do not rtpriwsnt actual traruwo drastic action against Orange be- statement reniilrfl hy *Vrtlon 4ox:- An «M fotllaMd kltcfcm If your family M*di • MW S-42 of the Revised Statutes was, Uou. They are • guide to the range within which these securities cause the new school term starts j"Vor_ a limited time only! prior to the T'asga-f ol Wt resolu- could have been fold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (Indicated In little more than a month. •alw> mon work. Ul n bathroom air law prlea tion on first reading, duly made and filed In Ihp office o( the Town- by the "aiked") at the time of completion. Orange Mayor Nicholas H. save 40% on our famous ranedal your llrclwii Into a •akas If opporraM to add ship Clerk, and said supplemental debt statement shows that the BANKS Franco said he would call a bMutlful, wort-wvlng dr»om n, ROW. Old bartraoM gross debt of said Township as de- Div. Asked meeting of the school board and Utcht*. Call now. noatralnd mi anlaratd. I'ne-l In f-pi-ni- WA-.2-43 ot the Re- Asbury Park - Ocean Grove -50 31 Permanent Wave Tlsed Statutes Is Increased by this city council as soon as possible. ordinance h- $285 ow.fto and that Belmar - Wall National 2.50 If that didn't help, he said he the obligations authorized by this $15.00 Reg. JZ5.M ordinance will be within the debt Central Jersey Bank '*' would try to talk to Raubinger. • FIRST PAYMENT NOV. limitations prescribed by the Local Farmers A Merchants I'M Tht Englowood plan would (Cut Included) Bond Law. First Merchants National Bank M!oation thereof arter final passage. U. S. Homes at DerdopsMot Com. 2o<4-30 smalls (38 lbs. average) •40.U (x) Dividend lS-1%; peewees U^-lf^. i-ttiity, Augurt 2, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER Tie tttouat of water i cow of t? A > U ftttoral Dairy Cows link* dependt upon her size, water become»*ii»rt, taj» bp- ter yield of milk, the air tempera- mediate sdaps £t 'jsntfOfttd- ure and op ajnount of water Is ia water or avat.Mabti* water, Need W eed she eats, says tssodate agri- orges Edward f. Ofatff, *Ua- ston dairy specialist at Rutgers HOME and GARDEN FREEHOLD — Often produc- ultural agent Richard 0. Rice. A cow dirnks an average of 15 University. 4 tion of dairy cows decreases be- pilous or more every day with In thinking of the water require- ' cause they cannot readily get :ow* that produce up to 100 ments of the milking fctfd do plenty of clean drinking water. wunds mDk .actually consuming not underestimate, ftr,'water Knob Hill Golf needs of growtog cattk. Ke adds. Cut Vegetation This is a serious mistake in irouad 30 gallons a day. In hot Course Opens management because New Jer- weather the dairy cow has been As the summer comet on all sey feed and labor expenses are [sown to drink us much as 75 grazing grass becomes drier Md, FREEHOLD-Knob HilC Coun- At Intersections, ier cent more water than in young animals require more try Club, one of the County's high in comparison to the cost of water. Dairy cows in milk require noderate weather. water, sd the Water; problem newest 18-hole golf Bourses, should be considered early in opened here recently. The Rt, 33 Agent Advises a large amount of water in pro- Now that hot weather Is here, tion to their size because water very dairyman has the responsi- the year so that arrangements layout has Billy Dee as its pro. FREEHOLD - Many ordinary can tie made to meet shortages REBUILT Dee, known as "Son ol forms ..bout 87 per cent of their lility of making sure that his curves on highways and rural nilking herd has access to plenty before they occur. . Thunder" because of his boom- roads which are perfectly safe mill, yield. REFINISHED ing drives off the tee. trained during the winter become "blind" Prompt Service under the late Will Kline, form- when new growth appears in sum- er golf pro at Wheatley Hills mer. Gas Firm CARL Country Club in Westbury, L.I. Driveways are particularly ATTIC He served one year at the Carte dangerous to passing auto traffic, Moving To Mow dead a* tpfnnln Hi alt Country Club, Lebanon, N.H. reminds William J. Roberts, ex- tnm your attic mi tmi m la- WILMS and two years on the Short Hill Nriar of yeur araw. All stan 1st tension agricultural engineer at stock. 25 Pearl $1 Red Bank Golf Range. Rutgers University. If you have New Offices The new pro has alread; to drive your car onto the road- 747-1212 established the course recon FREEHOLD — The New Jer- way before you can see the on- sey Natural Gas Company will here a 70 over John Handwerj coming traffic, then it's time to Jr.'s beautifully-designed course move its offices here Monday, trim or transplant, he says. across the street from its present Knob Hill is open lo rhe public. Raymond A. Mulhern A good guide to follow is to location to the new, modern of- park the car with the bumper fice building at 1 Court House eiecTRTc SUPPIY cia WHOLE HOUSE INSTALLATIONS 10 feet from the pavement. Pace Square. 11 B. SpriaoJ M, IUd Ink • 741-MM WINDOW UNITS off 700 feet in each direction W. Daniel Williams, vice presi- along the highway and place a Home Mortgage dent of the company's sales and marker at the edge of the road. commercial operations, said the ELECT*/* Go back to the car and sit move to larger quarters "is ne- in the dirver's seat and try to cessitated by the growth of the see the marker. If you can, the Freehold area and the corre- sight distances are safe enough Post to Mulhern sponding growth of our com- for speeds up to 60 miles an WASHINGTON - Raymond A. man of the Eastern Appraisal pany." hour. Muthern of 127 Shelbern Dr., Lin- Conference of the Society of The utility's new business of- For slower traffic streets, a croft, N. J., has been named to Residential Appraisers at the fice and appliance showroom will shorter distance is needed, but the Region II Committee of the Walker & Walker Robert Treat Hotel, Newark, occupy 2,200 square feet of floor it's best to plan for the vworst Voluntary Home Mortgage Cred- REALTORS Oct. 18 and 19. space, nearly three times the * LAWES condition, says County Agent M. it Program as a. representative LOOKING FOR SHREWSBURY-SH Vice chairman of the Mortgage size of its present office. It is A. Clark. of the Home Mortgage Associa- MIDDLETOWN—6714111 SHREWSBURY SH1-4300 Bankers of America's veterans completely gas air conditioned. A LARGER HOME? For rural intersections, the tion. mortgage committee, he will be A former opening ceremony will Why net look Into our TRADE- Multiple Listing and growth should be cleared back The appointment was an- inducted Sept. 30 in San Fran- be held later this month. IN plan . . . Call today! Trade-Ins 300 feet in each direction along nounced here by Robert C. Weav- cisco on the national board of the intersecting streets. Even "This move to larger quar- er, administrator Of the Housing governors as governor at large though stop street signs control ters," Mr. Williams said, "is in Dont Move-Add A Room and Home Finance Agency. of MBA. He was president of traffic, it's much better If you line with the company's expan Mr. Mulhern and his wife, (he Mortgage Bankers Associ- "Lmft gmt a n»w Carrier, fool' can see an approaching car and sion program. We now have Grayce, have four children. One ation of New Jersey in 1960, and stop your own car if the other about 5,000 customers in the son, David, is married and has is serving as vice president of car is not able to stop. Freehold district, which is twice three children. They live at the association's Educational as many as we .had just five Harvey Ave., tincroft. Another Foundation. years ago. With this kind of son, Raymond A. 22, recently He also has held a varietyvof growth, and anticipating that it County Agent completed Navy service and will offices In the state and national will continue in the years ahead, enter Monmouth College in Society of Residential Apprais- it was deemed advisable to move September. He served on the s. to offices that are larger than Answers U.S.S. Enterprise and earned the Native of Newark our present needs, but should be Q — How can I get rid of the rank of junior petty officer. The adequate for at least 10 years." bugs that are mak'ing webs and third son, Ralph J., 20, Is a hos- Mr. Mulhern is a native of matting the leaves of my honey pital corpsman in (he Marine Newark. He attended public The company decided on offices locust trees? Corps at Camp Lejeune, N.C. Heschool there and later attended in the new building, Mr. Williams A — Your honey locust Is af- is married to the former Miss Newark Preparatory School and added, "because we firmly be- the American Institute of Bank- lieve in the future of downtown Whether or nor your flicted with mimosa webworms. Vita Bua of River Plaza. A They usually appear in mid-June, daughter, Nancy Grayce, 10, at- ing in New York City. Freehold and are eager to co- operate in the modernization and desire is to add a room but this year they have been de- tends St. Leo the Great Catholic VHMCP attempts to find will- Improvement program that has ... or simply a porch layed probably by the'cold win- School. ing private lenders to make mort- been started." enclosure your best bet ter. Spraying now with DDT, plus With Underwood gage loans to individuals who are malathlon or with lead arsenate unable to obtain FHA-lnsured or Mr, Mulhern is vice president would be to call Schloe- or with Sevin, always according VA-guaranteed mortgages to buy REALTY OFFICE OPENS of Underwood Mortgage and der Construction Co. to the manufacturer's directions or buiM homes because they, live HOLMDEL - Fred M. D. Zito Title Company of Irvington, a AIR CONDITIONING UNIT! on the label, should give good in small communities; or to announced recently that Shore firm which he has served/ 28 control. A repeat application may members of minority,-groups in Road Realty has moved to 2118 LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS! years. He was president of the LET US INSTALL A MODEL be needed in mid-August. any community, " V Rt. 35. It was formerly on Rt. North Jersey Chapter, Society of Q — There are bare spots in my 36, Union Beach. TO FIT YOUR HOME YEARS TO PAY! Residential Appraisers, In 1953, lawn and I can find no symptoms Also eligible; for assistance and will serve as honorary chair- Mr. Zito is the operator of the of insects or disease. What could through VHMCf «ife individuals, FREE ESTIMATES! tdfU and pro)«ct''sponsors agency. Staff members are Fran- plug • DORMERS be the cause? " • 1IO1IEKN KITCHENS whHse 'mortgages may be sold in cis O'Neil, manager, and Daniel installation • GARAGES • BATHROOMS A — Variations in soil texture for as little as 525 • FORCB ENCLOSURES • MASONRY the secondary market to Hie Hayes, Madeline Cece, Edwin are Inevitable even when the soil • BOOH ADDITIONS • HEATING Tests Detect Federal National Mortgag* Asso- Powers and Frederick Whittles. has. £een left in its. natural state. oia(ion wider special jqft&ance CALL US NOW FOR A FREE ESTIMATE With modern construction methods Soil Hunger contract**,' NO FUSS, NO MUSS CALL DAY or NIGHT 291-9065 the situation Is aggravated by ST. PETERSBURG, Ha. (AP) EASY BUDGET TERMS man. If yoii can find no other FREEHOLD — Areas on the —Instead of moving from house reasons for the bare spots, it is farm where forage crops show JOINS STATE MUTUAL to house, when Ralph Houston quite likely that upsetting the soil no hunger signs but where top WORCESTER, Mass. — An got ready to move he simply had *SCIIIX)I:DI:R* structure has caused drainage yields are seldom obtained need thony J, -Lev! of 207 Crestview his home transported to a new CONSTRUCTION CO. problems; or it may be soil com- a good soil testing program to Dr., Middletnwn, has Joined the location. The house is specially NOEL R. NILSON CO. paction, or perhaps some hidden locate and build up such areas, Thomas J. Sharp Newark agency arranged inside for the conveni- SH 1-3454 LITTLE SILVER YEARS TO PAY obstacle is buried beneath the suggests Dr. Merle Adams, ex- of the State Mutual Life Assur- ence of Mrs Houston, an invalid soil surface and this would inter- tension crops specialist at Rut- ance Company of America as a / / t i \ lhtfta fere with the normal movement of gers University. sales representative. soil moisture By following a regular program of soil testing, low yields and low profits caused by hidden Be modern with ' hunger can be avoided. - BUY Before soil testing reached its HURRY IN OF A LIFETIME present development many far- MOEN mers waited for deficiency symp- toms to tell them they were run- ning out of a plant nutrient. This NEW DIALCET still a good selection! • is inefficient, according to County . Finest in faucets Agent M. A. Clark, because when for new hom*s and eld the forage plants reach this stage, ALUMINUM profits have been declining for COMBINATION some time. WINDOWS Most farmer» who use soil tests today are not Interested in rec- ommendations for average pro- duction. They are interested in producing top yields of high quality forage crops. 92 bonus reasons For higher yields, have the soil tested regularly and use suf- George C. Koeppel •~V?*

MOIL POINTS CLAY SPADES for renting at Aberdeen East CHISELS JACK BITS ASPHALT CUTTERS JACK RODS Every summer day becomes a vacation because Aberdeen East is complete with its own private - VALUES from 9.95 to 15.00 EQUIPMENT RENTALS | swim club. Summertime, anytime, the living's great in these gracious air conditioned apartments. ODDS I ENDS ONLY 42 BIRCH AVE. SH 7-4152 LITTLE SILVER They look liko and live like charming colonial ASSORTED QUALITIES homes. Don't let the suburban setting (we're Many windows In sltti from 24" to 37" wld> next door !o Cheasequake Park) fool you. We're AND TYPES SUCH AS minutes from trains, shops... 30 minute* from and in various lengths. Not too many In any D Trlpl. Track, E-Z Tilt Newark, 50 minute! from New York City. one tii», but if we have the tiie you need, O bpaiMitd Side, Full . you'll have the bargain of the year. See them 3'/j rooms from $ t I8/4V4 roomi, 2 btdroomi from $145 ChoniMl THINKING OF outdoors at the rear of our store, but hurry for Furnished Apartmtnts Available D Welded Corner, Trlpl* Model apts. open noon till 6 P.M. daily & Sunday. site Miectlonl Inert A D Inttriecklag, Wrarher Stripped ON SALE OUTDOORS • (ring Your Ruin NEW LAWN... • Cash and Carry AT REAR OF STORE or lanchcaping your groundt this fall? Let ut help MATAWAN ' NIW JIMtlr you plan .hud. SEE US NOW! Gold Mtdailion A6aT«rr i». c MtNNOlO ea i?<-*« • TraatM a, N«r ian«y RIO BANK 741-7S0O Total EtKtrle AMrlmtnli Matf*l Qpm P*"r***(aO0LOMrtU. t>aOJO »r (*Oa} BTJCPOJtr 4^fM DIRECTIONS) Garden State Parkway to exit 120. Right turn to corner of Ravine Drive and 32 BROAD STREET Aberdeen Roa« Aberdeen RMd, to Matawan Aviltue. Left turn on Matawsn Avenue—200 Middletown Garden Center yards on left. • Route a into Route 34 to Main Street In Matawin. Left turn on Main Street to ABERDEEN RO. (Dutchles Restaurant) left on Aberdeen Rd. to Matawan Avenue. Right HIGHWAY #35, turn to property. 200 yards on left. • Riot! 15 to Main Street In Matawan. Turn right it DAILY t SAT. • AM. »• I P.M.; WID. and FRI. Til » P,M. • lUOftET TERMS • FMI DIIIV. MIDDLITOWN 671-1050 Rollos to Aberdeen Road (Dulchle's Restaurant), than right turn to Matawan Avenue. Right i turn to property. 200 yds. on left Bifh School, Herbert A. Korey, nings per week for the duntkm RED BANK REGISTER Friday, August 2, 1963-S Honors principal* has announced. of the Long Branch Summer Older the direction ot Harold High-School session of six weeks. >f the eoUegtfi aramol the LtwnaceviUe School and Oyan, chairman of the Long Mr. Oyan, who is a graduate too. Merchantville High School, Practices Sranch High School vocal mualc of Jamestown (N. Dak.) College Prior to his Long Branch ap- He has directed many choir J, LQNG BRANCH - There ire tepartment, the Youth Honors received his master's degree pointment, he served with the and has appeared as soloist with 45 advanced voice students rep- ;horos wai organlied this year from Westminster Choir College Pingree (N. Dak.) High School, many local church choirs. resenting nine high schools and provide talented students an in Princeton. colleges at the first annual ses- ipportunity to study and sing Having appeared as a baritone sion' of the Youth Honors Chorus ine choral music literature. soloist with the Westmlnste at the Long Branch Summer The students in the chorus were Choir College Symphonic Choi each screened by auditions, andand the school's Graduate Choli ich has been recommended by in many cantatas and oratorios is high school music director Mr. Oyan also served as pres to Aid he students rehearse two eveden- t of the New Jersey Chapte: Goldwater NEPTOTffi — Appointed this week on the steering committee PRICE BUSTERS of tiis. Draft Goktwater Commit• tee of: Mortmouth County were Ed Sharp, chairman, Neptune; FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY Ha«>ld Weeks. WaM Township; George Paterson, Jr., Neptune, and Foands Kelly, Ocean Grove INC. LARGE THIRSTY The committee will direct Hie TRAVEL AGENCY campaign to nominate Sen. Barry Serving Monmouth County for 18 Yean Goldwater as the Presidential 0 nominee in 1964, to circulate pe- titions, to distribute bumper NOW LOCATED IN OUR BATH TOWELS PROUD MOMENT—Brig. Gen. Chatter B. DaGavra, formerly of Red Bank, receives stickers and buttons, and to work NEW OFFICE the Legion of Merit (Second Oak Leaf Clutter) from Gen. John K, Waters, com- with the state and national or- manding general, U. S. Continental Army Command, in ceremony marking Gen. De- ganizations. 144 BROAD ST., RED BAMK Gavre'i retirement at Fort Monroe, Va. Looking on is Mrt. DeGavre, who received Juit around the corner from our former office at 1 FINES 2 DRIVERS a certificate fpr outstanding community service. The Legion of Merit is the natioi* * SEA BRIGHT-Maglstrate John 10 RECKLESS PLACE second highest decoration for peacetime service. The decoration climaxed 30 years Weir last night fined John Kurta- Telephone SH 1-5080 of commissioned servjce for the general, who helped pioneer Army airborne tech- nick, Jr., of II Miller St., High- lands, $10 for operating a car You can reierve and pick up airline, steamship, but each niques. with fictitious registration plate: and tour tickets, hotel and resort area reservations on July 20. The judge also fined Paul' Thomson, of 67 Leonard at our officer Gets 11-Day Ave., Atlantic Highlands, $10 (o REG. 1.49 ea. a careless driving offense on July It Costs No More to Book Through 21. Both. men were assessed $5 YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT Jail Sentence court costs. EAT0OTOWN - Henry Mor- gan, 94 Bergen PI., Red Bank, was sentenced in municipal court Wednesday to 11 days in the county jail for failure to give a good account of himself. Since he had spent 11 days in 1 jail awaiting trial, he was free It ! easy to get on J. Kridel's mailing list. to leave last night, with the admonition by Magistrate M. Raymond McGowan to stay out ONE DAY ONLY if Eatontown. William Elliott, Fort Mon- THIS PRICE AGAIN MONDAY mouth, was fined $25 for having no registration in his possession, and S2S for contempt of court in •fri that he did not appear at the same time set in his summons. Fines for speeding were im- posed on 15 people, as follows: AT THE William S. Vaughn, Oceanport, sfe.; $20; Frank Timko, New Bruns- EATONTOWN wick, $15; John Piuri, Parlin $15; CIRCLE Henry Greene, Princeton, $20; Elmer Blumel, Rumson, $15; A DIVISION Or R. H. MACV J, CO., INC. Ronald Houghton, Newton Square, Pa., J15; Frederico Graulau, Eatontown, $15; Alfred Torchia, Eatontown, $15; Thom- as Clyde, Eatontown, $15; Peter Nador, Eatontown, $15; Willie Jefferson, westchester, Pa., $20; Jack Marks, Highland Park, $15; Robert Nichols, Downey, Calif., $20; Kenneth Worthington, James- burg, $15, and Ray Parker, Eatontown, $30. The magistrate also fined ttie following for other motor vehicle violations: Paul Covert, Sea Bright, having no stop light, $10 Susan Valentine, Red Bank, no registration in possession, $10; Lula Hollis, Red Bank, delin- quent inspection, $10, and Ste- phen Gait, Mays Landing, pass- ng on the shoulder, $10. Study Railings On Overpasses WOODBRIDE - The New Jer- sey Highway Authority hopes to CLOSEOUT have a solution by next month on the problem of low railings YOUR CHOICE «P 18 IXOUISITE COLORS on Garden State Parkway over- passes in New Shrewsbury, James Casey, real estate super- MM MOHAWK, CABIN CRAFTS, SWWWAffR. visor, said yesterday. ... in our new home The borough has complained of the danger to school children walking over the bridges oa their way to school. Mr. C&sey said Installed wall-to-wall authority officials have conferred with borough officials twice on the railing problem. The authority also announced yesterday that the title closing with no extra charges' on,-the Roberts Estate, formerly Parkway headquarters, should take place by next month. New Shrewsbury Is purchasing the building for municipal offices. St. Benedict's Carnival Set HAZLET — The annual car nival of St. Benedict's Catholic Church will be held Aug. 19-24 In the parking area of J. M. Fields Department Store, Rt. 35. MVAMTi In charge of preparations are Orlando Pagano and Michael Gleason, parish co-chairmen; Don ORHMNAUY 9.99 TO 12.99 SQUARE YARD Bradley, president of the Holy Name Society; Mrs. Donald Fer guson, president of the Rosary Society; Jack McCabe, and Rob- MOHAWK CONTINUOUS NYLON thanks to MAINSTAY ert J. Hart. Two-tone scroll texture. 12' and 15' widths. Sand beige, caramel, cruise blue, Parishioners wishing to volun honey beige, sea green or caravan. teer their services may contact Mr. Gleason, 9 Courtland Dr. If your growing youngsters need CABIN CttAFTS BUND Off WOOL AND room to grow and the answer is Set Playground Attractive hi-low texture. If width only. Lovely mist green or copperkme. a larger home . . . see us first Champion Play SWEffTWATM DUPONT NYLON PHI NINMY TWIST for a mortgage plan suited to MIDDLETQWN — The play- 12' and IS' width*. Champagne, sage green, ruin, blue, antique gold, ground champions of this area •hell beige, avocado, teakwood, topaz or forest green. will be chosen Wednesday, the your individual need. announced yesterday. Recreation Commission •Sala arlca laclado Wavy waffl* padding and d*lam Hwhlati laitallattoa, wall-ta-wall, wltk aa ailr. ckaraM. Stairway* announced yesterday. nrra. OaairlHai HmlladJ mi Mbi«et f prltr sala. Nat all talon avallabla la all wMtks. About 350 children, all cham- pions of their own playgrounds, Mainstay Federal Savings will compete. Events will include foul-shoot- ing, 50-yard dashes, 75-yard dashes, tetherball, Softball dis- •UY WITH NO DOWN PAYMINT. TAKI UP TO II MONTHS TO PAY WITH A lAMIIROm HOMIMAKH'S CMOIT ACCOUNT. and loan Association tance throw, clrcle-the-bases, checker tournament, tug-of-war, SORRY, NO TtUSmiei OR MAIL, h— d*llv»ry wlllila aar dallvary araa. Iraadlaaai (Oapt. 41). Lew.r Uvtl, •anbarg.r'i Maamaatk. 36 MonmouHi Street Rid Bank three-legged races, sack races, Aad ai Parana*, Mania Part, Nawarii, Manhtowa, PlahrflaM, Priacata* and Ckarry Hill. horseshoe contests, anndd hulahoop |a»»»iBjpa»«aaMa»B»Ba»»B»aB«BMa«a»a«a»«a«aa«a»»)»BaaBBB«aiB»aaB«B«aBai^^

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Published by The Red Bank Reglater Incorperated Over Late C LAS VEGAS, Nev.—The hour was kte, Tne Cactus W. HARRY PENNINGTON. President JAMES J. HOGAN. Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager loom was almost empty- White etbtoctota* ttavd blindly.at the ceiling. Two.men tipped coffee and Thomas I. Ely William F. gaodford ud Arthur Z. Kamb Frank W. Harbour BMOUUV* fldltoff Auostu* CdlU>r> talked, as men will, when they do not want to j|6 to . liidditttm Bartui tt|i. bed. Jack Butler^ the Brooklyn boy,y^iw tetftog Ben Member of the Auodated PTCH Blqe about the gambler •who W»t every- n» Anoelatt* tnu li «M1M neiuitnlT I* ttu a» Mr i tnsui 1» u ng u ill AT nm tfuatek thing, rented a car, and tried to telt it Member ot American Ntmpapar Pablbhen Atuclatton to get fresh money. ' Member Audit Bureau ot Circulation Butler has a happy full-moon face Th» 1U4 Bull Rtiuur uiumei DO finudu naponilkUitlM Igc qrpotnvlilMI •rnn 1» tlmtlMmanu, tat •nil uprini wtnout chine, tint tiirt ot u «dv«rtli«m«iii u. »hle» th» lypofntpblMJ •rror Mom Ad»rtlMt» will and a voice like the bottom string on |Uu> notltj Uil manvtmint tmmMMttlf ol injt *rror Milu mir «w. a cello. Ben Blue has a pointed face and Thu IIIIHIU unimn no rusonilblllttu tor •tUimrati si ojitnloM Is Ulun ftom tu a head that looks as though it should aubairiptioo Prtoif IB AAnBn Ltat thu I moi. P»r monta I1.B0 U atMtu-fU.00 be standing in an egg cup. He ii 62, a oow M eonaur, 1 unti • wpj or mill, to can * tuatkt-fU.M lnuotb*-«Leo an old-time comic who is gifted with AUGUST 2, 1963 BISHOP 20-20 vision when it comes to looking a dollar. He works the loud lounge at Wilbur Jlark's Desert Inn, a slender man talking and singing For Better Health against the clink of slot machines and the cry of, the stick men at the craps table. The county Board of Freeholders Five towns have completely ig- Ben Blue has two million dollars. He was never should accept the offer of the state nored the law and have no qualified star, and isn't one now. The star at the- Desert Inn Health Department ^o consult on the health officer or sanitarian. The oth- Is Eddie Fisher, the deserted deserter. Fisher get* $25,- feasibility of co-ordinating health or towns are served by part-time 300 a week. Blue gets $14,000 and has to pay every- -. services in the county through crea- officers whose salaries range from ixxly in his act "The money I made in clubs I never tion of a County Health Department. nothing to $2,000 a year. tept," he said. "Still, I guess I'm one of the richest ictors in the business. Know how?" Butler shrugged, Dr. Jesse E. Aronson, director of Dr. Aronson says, at these sal- 'I met men like Paul Getty and Senator Kerr and local health services for the state aries, the officers cannot put in the )onald Douglas. ' Health Department, says he and his time needed to properly service the When they said 'Buy this' or 'Sell that,' I d*4 it. staff are immediately available to community. The result is that only That's how" Butler told about two jockeys he knew. confer on the need, advantages and limited amount of w6rk is done "They're coming into the stretch and Ted and Johnny procedures. Freeholder Marcus Daly, In other words, towns are paying are neck and neck, you know? Johnny yells: 'I lost the freeholders' welfare director, has to be in accord with the law, but, my whip.' Teddy hands his over and yells: 'Be my indicated he is concerned and will in fact, are not buying service. guest' Johnny flogs his nag and wins going away. In he tack room, he thanked Teddy. . urge the freeholders to take the All guaranties of local home rule "Tm glad you gave me that bat,1 he said. %h»A, offer under advisement. are preserved under the co-ordinated big bet on that horse.' Ted said, 'Think, nothing of it, Under state laws, the county may plan. The only change is that These Dmymt pal. I had a lot on him too.'" They talked gainbfcng create a Health Department which sizable fiscal and population base is ALLEN - and show business. Blue has a long memory, but h« would appoint a public health co- put together so that the maximum can't remember names. Sometimes, when he is dropping ordinator. The department would thousand or two at the. craps table, he can't remem- in professional guidance and assist- Agenda for a Real Peace ber his. then contract—there are many dif- SCOTT ance can be purchased. Local con By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN Sips and Reflects ' ,r ; ferent basis for contracts—with as trol still remains in local hands. He was sipping the, coffee, now cold and ahidgy, many municipalities as were agree- A Canadian doctor checked the records of the REPORT Mr. Daly was quick to point out and remembering famous people with whom he iu able, to perform local health services. number of babies born in the province of Alberta in By ROBERT S. ALLEN worked, or who worked with him. They include Martha that local boundaries are hardly 1961, a year of nuclear testing, and discovered a The county co-ordinator would be and PAUL SCOTT Raye, Birmie Barnes, Eve,Arden, Joan Davis, Jackie recognizable anymore in this fasl marked correlation between a presumably radio-active WASHINGTON - The White appointed local health officer in each Ieason and Ginger Rogers. For a long while, he wore growing county. rainfall and a rise in the number of birth defects. And House is in a big sweat over that a flowing turban and did a harem act. participating municipality, thus ac- a technician with a milk company, a little-noticed House Rules Com- The overflowing septic tanks of mittee iproposal for a sweeplnf "In cojaedy," Bufler said naively, "what do you quiring full jurisdiction for (enforce- personal friend idiose investigation of. the. government'! one town are as much a headache look 4otf;Mp«ughSi'< Blue said. "The main idea ta to ment of state and local laws within respect, tells nie tha^j ' nul« - billion keep Tndvlng; •You gotta be louder than the audleJice.; in adjacent municipalities as they was extremely jnropy overeat got in illfir research the particular town. It is obvious that develop- or yau}i*;defld." Butler said he remembered the one man, could not do the entire job are to next door neighbors. Air pol- to the stomacfy of cows from radio- opera- whenjJwgw»y,.Durante arrived and began to gamble fof ; active grass one particularly ac- and would need a staff of health of- lution, noxious manufacturing, food high stages- A crowd collected and some old ladies tive period iclear experiment. I ficers, sanitarians, nurses, attendants control, waterway contamination Interrupted his play to ask for his autograph. ' - doti't liketo it k of the radioactivity V ^oM the.dice," he woold yell. "I found another. j and others. and beach littering are no different. that has, at tlr ^'surely found its way an." He'signed his name wiih good humor, bearnedjat' Only six municipalities consider Furtherrioif thes"e~ problems are Chamberlain into our child s milk. r the odd lady land murn^reW ''Oh,;howi ficldf you a»."«;' themselves to have full-time health going to increase and strike closei Because these things bother me, I hope that the l»e One of Durante's entoi$(|tadged in with;a telegram. officers and five of these also dou- to every home in the county witr U.S. Senate will act favorably on the proposed test ban making atren "Please," said Jimmy, breaming hard on the dice, "I'm ous undercover efforts to bloc] ble as part-timers in two or more each succeeding year. The time tc treaty which Averell Harriman brought back from Mos- busy."._,;-<•• '«• . ' ' •' ••'.." > - cow. But the test ban should be iceepted with open the TNT-loaded probe. additional towns. study, plan, prepare and act is now More than f 14 billion a year ol The-man said that the wire was important; a net- eyes, as something that stands quite* by itself, and al taxpayers' money is now betn( work was offering him $5,000,000 for five years work. talk that it constitutes a "hopeful" first step toward spent? for research and develop-' Durante paused, studied the dice, and the money on the Your Money's Worth: significant disarmament should be discounted at once ment; approximately two-thirds in contracts to table. "Tell them no," he said. "I can't afford it." Blue. Indeed, the prospects are that ratification of the private indus- Hstened with a tired smile. ,'• • ' Dropouts Are NOT Coins Back to School test ban treaty will serve, ironically, as a prelude to try; some "You remember Slapsie Maxie's in Hollywood?" an acceleration of the Cold War. The Communists, per cent he said. "Well, me and Jackie Gleason and Ben Less?: By SYLVIA PORTER knowing what the heady catnip of "peace" propaganda grants and con- used to work there. The joint was owned.by Satomy does to produce jndecisiveness in American and British tracts to uni-! Our teenage dropouts are not Item: There are more school babies were born in the bumpe versities and Lewis, one of the nicest guys in the business,, But he year 1947 than were born in 1946 heading back to school. Despite dropouts, in total numbers, than councils, will certainly feel more confident that the! other non-prof- scared easy. If business was off, he used to run out in urgent warnings exploding across ever before .in history, even This year there are 800,000 mor in the 14-through-19 age gro localized subversion in underdeveloped countries will it organiza- the kitchen and reset the butter cutter iv that the the nation's Iront pages, despite though the rate of dropouts in be allowed to proceed without protest from eithe tions; and thej the obvious fact that school Is New York City is down. than there were last year. A squares were smaller. He'd see a bus boy who' got $6 this Is only the beginning: i. remainder by their only es- National Picture Washington or London. While waiting for a summit million boys and girls turn 16 thl g o v ernment Settt a night and he'd say, 'Kid, how'd you like to take the cape route The story is the same through- conference, the Communists will be in a position to agencies and scientists: night off—and three bucks?' ,. • , . from the swell- year — including 1947's. bumpi out the country & says Ell Cohen, crop — the "dropout^ age." make hay. Busily aiding the White House dead-end executive secretary of the Na- No One Showed ' . ranks of unem deepen the problem, the era The first thing to do when Khrushchev opens hi scuttling maneuvers are. a hal tional Committee on Employment automation is drying up unskilli dozen powerful c'oitrinlttee chair- "Well, the war came along and everything ployment, drop- ot Youth. "There has been no mouth to suggest that a test ban treaty should be fol- outs are not job positions at a record rate. men, spearheaded by Representa- blackekdd out, andd b business got so bad, we were playing ' graundswell of dropouts going tive Carl Vlnson,' £>-Ga., long- going back to The need for.a crash progran lowed up by some sort of non-aggression pact is t<< to each other. One night there was a cloudburst I mean <' back to school. Instead,"they time head di the Armed Services to meet the crisis has never beei state the conditions that we of the West demand a school. continue to crowd Into an over- Committee. • ' a real cloudburst, The doorman could nave used *;[ There have crowded Job market where they more obvious. Now is the time prelude to a comprehensive "peace." Here are some scuba outfit The joint was empty. Not one customer been a few have nothing to sell." more than ever before In our hi, items that should be placed high on the agenda as ab- Reason for this temtrkabl optimistic ru- tory, for dropouts and unei backstage alliance Is the feeling showed. So we all got drunk and Sammy got so scared: Teenage unemployment today is ployed teenagers to prepare them- solutely necessary preliminary Communist concessions: of these Influential chairmen1 thai Porter mors, particu- running at the highest rate since he offered to make me a partner. larly in New York City, that des- selves for skilled jobs. Further 1. Free elections, under a combined West-East su- the proposed investigation by 1 the government has kept records. education is their only escape special "blue chip" . committee "A drunk walks in. He's half drowned bat he * a perate dropouts were "escaping" Officially, the rate is 18 per cent, pervision, shall be held in East Berlin, East Germany, back to school. But even in the today. would cut across their own Jeal- customer. A waiter pours him into a ringside table and nearly three times the nation's Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Rumania. As a ously-prized jurisdictions and 'dl nation's biggest city, where a con- over-all jobless rate of 5.7 per he yells, 'Champagne for everybody!' Sammy Lewis centrated "stay-in-school" pro- into matters they consider r< cent and up from 10.9 per cent condition of the elections, free party organization must served wholly for Utem. hollers 'Show time' and now we're all playing to on* ••'• gram is under way, the reports in just one year. Fully 24 per CARMICHAEL be permitted on a continuing basis. are definitely not true. cent of the nation's 4.1 million Other opposing committeemjei drunken customer. We drank his champagne until we— Item: Summer school enroll- unemployed, the Labor Depart- 2. Khrushchev must withdraw both his armed sol- are Representatives Harold Coo floated onstage. Gleason went into a fat man's strip' ment in New York City's high ment reports, are teenagers. diers and his civilian "technicians" from Castro's Cuba, ley, D-N. C, Agriculture Corn aot Then Ben Lessy started to disrobe. Then I kicked ichools increased only a disap- TO Bl with on-site inspection, possibly under neutral UN mlttee; Thomas Morgan, '*" "Two million teenagers now SW up Foreign Affairs Committee; off my clothes and got onstage in a straw hat and a pointing 5,900, compared to more looking for jobs across the coun- teams, guaranteeing that the embarkations of men, than 7,000 in 1962 and nearly 7,000 • million ttoi» 6-Fnday, Augiut 2, 1963 V • ' Victim EUott, Ala., rated as a moderate REP, BANK REGISTER Friday, Aognat 2, 1963-7 on good terns with both side* of the issue. Allen-Scott submit their finding and legls-ll, 19M-]uat two fjOostfouatt) tack ywtaittiy afttr tie «gbta Th* resolution is certain of ap- ive recommendations by Sept. | the presidential tact at the Moammk S>rk Kin «f the atomic or the conventional vtriety. The habilitation proval by the Rules Committee. Track. Or. H»rry L. jiai Mkm of "overkill," even if it is matched by the one-time campaign mtnagi Its fat* in the full House is an- u Russians, win hardly Idll Us, for deterrents are whatConference tha UU Senator Kobert Talt other matter. With the White s&aa, tatt Mi. DtfoU fe Glrdiag ler Baflk House, Vinson and other import- t heart sttatk. IBs body wu re-keep the peace fat a nationalistic world. We must keep ant committee chairmen against Speaker John McCormack, the "blue chip" probe, its pros- mov*4 to thi Flock Funeral our stock of bombs at current levels, and we must Mass,, sought out Boiling and Hop*. U*« BrsMcfc pects are highly conjectural. continue to improve delivery systems. If the Kremlin told him: House insiders give it only a -t&GAL NOTICE should ever suspect us of having fallen into a condition "Your resolution has touched SO-SO chance. However, Repub- making for "underdelivery," iihen it would be ft a revolution. A haH-doitn licans are expected to give it goodnight. I committee chairmen, whose com- solid support. mittees have jurisdiction over WHY WHtTE HOUSE WOR «*SH On* final observation: as long as there arc any agencies with huge research pro- RIES — Two top White House j» *. t^ •BgSaj doubts that Polaris and Minuteman missiles ar* capable grams, are up-in-armi. They ara assistants are in charge of dish- girding to do battle against you. ing out research grants and con' "knocking Russia out to case of war, I would feel What's it all about?" tracts running into millions. .-.JltB TiCaaS Dotukf HT IWdler. Sunrlittg Jtieotttors el tat aatata tf tore comfortable if the current move to "phase out" 'You'll have to ask Judge They ar* Ralph Dungan, mem- the till Emily H. Pieaier. deetattd, aoUel Is littlbj jinn to tat atdltari ur manned bombers were reversed. Smith," replied Boiling. "It's hisber of th* President's staff for tC*'*ttAS'"*tttstM' -tt>' artsatt' 46 us resolution, not mine. I signed it raid Sorrtvtnf •xtcotsra Uuir cliimi Real peace is still a long way off. Non-aggression many years, > and Dr. Jerome under ealb wtthln all months torn to find out what's going on. I'veWeisner, science adviser to the lhl» lati. agreements between Russia and the West are desirable, already heard from Carl Vlnton President. Dungan usually has but not' at the expense of any part of the world that He told me he's going to fight us the final sty on who gets what 11 HJUsUe R»M, all the way." Psnfltld, New York was outside the borders of the Kremlin's domain as it and how much. DONALD ft FIIDU)B. Smith explained to his commit- An illustration is the Institute existed to 1938, before Poland was partitioned by the teemen that he decided a sweep- of Defense'Analysis, headed by Surviving Xieeutors Danlal 8. Wtlgand, Xn- two monsters, HWer and Stalin. . Ing investigation was necessary Richard Blssell, one-time offlcia DEPENDABLE Is the word n «r«u atritt. after making a private study o •id Bank. New Jirstr. ot the Central Intelligence Agency his own ot a few research proj- who had a major hand in the ill- for Dad in this familyl July X * W>.M Mrt. G. J. MtcfaeO. Jr. ects and being "shocked" by fated Bay ot -Pigs invasion. Since nonce Jim Bishop what ha bad uncovered. In a 24-Blisell became connected with That's because he looks HOIKS II HKIUCBT OIVjW that RED BANK—Mr*. C. S. Mitch- page speech he will deliver when this institute, it has received $8 th* fallowing erdlnanee wu Introduced (Continued) awl t*Mt4 flirt nut! si » "Ti- eH, Jr., 57 Twin Brooks Ave. Ms resolution is taken up In themillion In Defense contracts. ahead, plant ahead and larlr adjourned m«itln( ot the Town- each other up. Completely nutty. When it was all over, House, Smith will particularly as- $41,100 a Year Middtttown, eaecuUve director ot we were exhausted- The drunk didn't have a dime. Sad. sail the Defense Department, Na- Blssell draws a salary of $45,- savts ahead to always th« Momnouth Workshop, Inc., 3 We had to roll him back out into the rain." tional Aeronautics and Space Ad 000 a year. n>$gv5BS& 1 South Bridge Am., addressed the ministration, U.S. Information Three main guidelines are spe- have "what it talc*i" in uaVt M. ISM, at tm TMm- "You like Vegas? Butler said. "Love it," Blue said, Regkm 1 National Rehabilitation Agency and the Disarmamen cified in the Rules Committee res- Sl aOM »•-. at whits tUu i for "wasting million* of blaring will be hlld upon ths getting up from the table. "I'Ve been working here 13 Association annual conference olution for the proposed sweeping tha way of money to pro- ul alt vetsoie will bi ftv«n an ' on useless research. investigation, as follows: years. But the people here are top suspicious. Every- the University of Kentucky Medi- A i«-M Chance —1. What departments i vid* (or a happy, satisfy- Townihle Clerk ORDIKMICB AUTHOMZINO body watches everybody else. When I lose a couple ofcal Center, Lexington, Ky., last agencies of the government are or VARI Under the Rules Committee bucks, the stick man rakes it in. He's being watched Tuesday, proposal, the investigation would conducting research, at what cost ing way of life. by the box man. the box man is watched by the pit Mn. Mitchell spoke on "De- be made by a special five-mem- and with what results. valopnMt and Use of Resources ber committee selected by Speak- —2. What amounts are being boss,' ' ' . , .'' ••'•• . •':'''•'' :], ' •, expended by the various agencies the Disabled." er McCormack. Open a Savings Account Now and Keep It Growing "The pit boss is watched by, the floor boss. It's and departments In grants for re- She It serving her third year Smith's personal choice for like the hip bone connected with the thigh bone. Up probe chairman is Representative search to colleges, private indus- i a member of the professional try and every form of studen KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN in the wall, there's k guy watching the floor boss withstandard* committee of the re-' scholarships. gionat group. ' ON THEIR HONOR spy glass. Nobody but me knows he's a cousin of LOUISVHXE (AP) - Jefferson -3. What faculties, If any, NATIONAL BANK the stick man . ,'." < - : Mn, Mitchell has been execu- County Sheriff William Cranfill exist for coordinating the various tive director of the Momnouth KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN LINCROFT has a purpose when he appointed research programs, including Workshop, which provides work Church ft Carr Av*. Kings Hwy. Uncroft Shopping two honorary deputies. grants to colleges and universities DENTIST DMIXS two aihaU epealnft imida tha axjperience and rehabilitation is well as scholarship grants. 787-0100 OS 1-2800 Center IH 1-MM „ .__. BM/jiaaD- at th« Power Circuit Brnlwr Di He gave the appointments to AWJB OT^BOND* AMD NCttM neck of the electrode, but™? guidance tor handicapped adult* Thai prohfti*! would be reauirec nHAMO Tlffl COST Of: 1 vl»ion oT WeitinghouM Electric eouMa't reach th» rpot with their 13-year-old and 7-yearold Valley ff 4w^ HKfT XXCBKOSnO W I MoumouUi and Ocean Coun- Corp. !a nearby Trilford had toprecUkm tools. ties, since September 1M2. Station boys who had run away . §2 JT$8D*WII>< ir on Tewukif make • dentist appointment to from home. Cranfill told them Committee tf the ltownshlv of Middle- So they took it to the office town in till County el Monaunith and fill a apace contract. of Dr. W. H. Milligan Jr. in sub- "you are being deputized- to State of New Jersir: The +-H Club'emblem Is i Th* "patient" wai an electrode urban Wllkinsburg. Dr. MiUigan that it does not happen again." J SICTION l. Tint the Town*i» green four lead clover with i Kldilleuwn unlirtalce a program 'or a 10,000-kilowatt arc ge»ted- did the Job with a dental drill. toad Improvement ail riuastructkm whit* H in each leaf. The 4-H'i SHOP IN of tulous streeta and roads In the he device used to timulat en The dentist slid Be tued an Buying or selling? Us* thi mtraaklt ia aeeordmee wll* the plans represent Head; Heart, Hand Register Classified for quick rt> AM-OOKrtTIMNED tfieV tBtnflnUens areparsd OT Btnnr t-ramc coaditloni encountered by old-type low-speed drill to bora r. iMltetne, Township In|1nU streets about his patient's- discomfort. ana? rotdt wlla bkumlnous cmtrm. Engineer! needed to enlarge atTt atet net t» asettd the turn It That tne ttua ef tW.- WO. e» so auiea tturaof u may be auBMtst to attf oat the twuleat TOYS •GREETINGCARDS•6IFTS aT tit* tHBUML It htraar tfproprt- ,attd Mr tSsttla/ purpoii ana a down AIMMNHTIOKD pamant ftat atta pnr»We«ttr ta tht PARTY GOODS • FU6S • HOME SAFES eurrert JSudlit at Ota Townihlp of ©OUTWIT Mlddlatown for the Tear 1SSS nadir the ,nount of inoney to .bi nlstd froi SH1 0W1 tff «ourc«i lor the salt purpose 1M4 * atfi.ooo. SICTIOJr J. Jt l< h«r«» 17Bre«4St. WO IANK an<1, d«clartd ai follow.: (at.iHat all boMt or bond tntlot- pttlon nott. Itinid punuant to ihl. srgkune. aatll bear IMarut at a riw not aiuNlln( >lx pireintum aa••••••••••••••••(••••••a***»**t***t•••«••••• »Wt annum and tha maturities, form ahrf itll otllir matters not deter- mined by rlialutlon or reiolutlom •f thi >ftv.rnln|r body of th«- Town- •Wp. of Hlddlatom adopted pur- mint to' law. (b) Thit ih. pirlod of usifolnus >i defined ty thi Statute, of Naw . Jtrtty u hereby 4eteraln*d to be Ail'MIDfTltND ten (10) jun, (c) Thu the ra»»I«minU] tm tMKTORT autamant muttMTbT R. a 40A:- •• 41 ni, prlot «• DM puma of thl» oMinuoe, an Unit radTnfc 4uly ' intda ant mad In tta offloa at ika T»wn«ilp aerk of Ui. Towiuhlp at MlddiKawn and tall maplamantal <5ibt Hatemlnt ihow that tbajmat tawn aa deflntd in iettlon W:U1 *f Oil ItarlMd SUtuU. I. jn«.a»d *r Uile Ordinance by tlMOM md thit lha oblltatltna antlwrlad by StVEM% this ordinance will be within th. debt limitation! priterlbed by tbi Ijaaal Band IMM* (d) nut the amount M th. pro- aiafa of th. bon*i or not* au- I thefMd'br thla Ordlnanea ahlll In- Ml-WIATHW «ai$ iMiiurr ei»*nliraru for M- tlraat an ou oNliatloni to flnuaa. Oe «»ld Improrenunt and I.tal ex- TeiUis and th. colt ot thi uiu- •nea ar inch ollllcatlons and lezal tut, ud the «thtr maUtrs apTel- Hid In laetlu lOA.MO of the Ke- d BUtutM of Hiw Jeriir, OCnON 4. Pandlnr th. muanta i amid kondi, the colt of faid anrk nay »atan»Maroy flnaaeMDy th. Itm- anc./ol bond antlclaatlen noiei, aach ef aald aotca atlaU contain a ta- «ltal Mt It I. liratd In aMIelpatlon ef fha laroaMt ot bondi. and ahill daHrflii In xeneral terms the purpoai wr purpoaas for th. flnanelnr of which tha note li lanrf. AH neb notes mn h* tnuet Jbr a wrioj of not axeaM< SALE ln» one (1) nar an* such nmis tn ehidlni rantnla shaJI natura and Mid not mer* Oan tw» (Jl years rrem rh. dat. at •• arlMal Mtti ncltl as ipaoltteaUr jrorfltd In M«!on ft- THAT WONT MP, WONT IULII, TOP MAKER'S 6.99 ilCHOS I. Pendinf the nc.lpt ot th. tl(K>.OM ilr«idr approved under th. aetilerattd PuMIe Works Proti WONT Mil HP *t the H«uslnf and Rome Tlnanelni Ateney, Community Facilities Admin- V*h» DARK TRANS-SEASON tatVatlM, tt that portion or th. work earafM by Die faoSooo. to b* received it.** from ttlsl Adminlttratlon, funds m» fta ttai xndinr tha raelpt Of the > COOL COTTONS toll KW.M from the Hooilnr an INTJtOOUCINO THf NEW Horn. IHMnclnr Adncy. Community -Hom e nqsncinr latratlonA! . thla ordlnanea shal IMoUttMk 'Aantinlatrj dayi * altar thi first paNlotlon thereat alter final »**>M takAM*. «Ifeci t tirenty d NOTICC PLAYTEX LIVING KOTics w IMIUUT orrati out Ih* Wlowlnf ordlaane* *a> Intnducad aad MsMd fir" twdlni at a ratuiir- ly tdimraed naatmt of ma Tawnihlp Commntaa at tht Twmiihip ef Uiddia. 3.99 tam M4 Wldnlldnr. July II. IMS. SHEER ELASTIC and #u laid orir fcr sieond and fi- nal paauie at a i»a aN^O»Dm*NC«_2p. MPBAL AN OftNNANCC BNTOTJCD "AK ORDI NANffE AtlTHOItlZINO TH» CON JrmucrioM AND nanuAKnoti o» vAnioiw itmewAUc rusn. A. Ballon jewel neeUlnti set-la THB* IN TH* TOrWIHlP OF »ftD- cuffrd slcevrs, flowing flared nysrawR COUNTY or MOW MOUTH AND APWMATlAPWOPMA N 7.95 skirl, self belt. Green or krowau T*|caTcoaTaa TTHBiiiepr ANTJ AU naNO Tfrai taavAKCx o UTMTMAMAttM* CLAIttCI ND NpTlla TO FtNAItC MAMCAUY B. Sweetheart nwkUnet box T ft>R THI IASUB NO POR MHwM AND WOMM pletli, back sippcr, calf frame* THS 009.. mhi or m» IIAU.Y swoorm YOUR MIWJIM self-lie bell. Blue or brown. *B IT OKDAINtt) .by th. Tawnlhl eoramllta. it tht Ttttnlhlp of Mldill raahlM f*4H*i tha tan-Mlla«at1 feat It "IT mi 1 Naw aWatth-Kvar* that* tlaatic It attmialrr tawn In the County of Uenlhouth s •Ult of'New J.rsir: —r dwtttrfUMs ittitr to. Yo*'U !*•• it «*w, **«<• withnu rabaw C. Sroopcil nrrklinri extended CnON I TTlt U ' Imft in atraaeh auwiJi afltr Math— lav MntttM, fair fall asui sp»i«<—^••'H »•»• •> shoulder, eap sleenet, unpresiesl wtasS v*tVm «r ttrach ml pleated akin, ralfikln eaunber. Mia ar.thfaM. ffauty >aa4* #tik •tltai oadM, tiMl uttsti «fa llawa whh toft trnnd. Green or bine. y^rtuTHI«M. aw ItJtU-W AMI t* l*t. aw*. • WWa. *«ly. f ctf U4O, C «•> 14-44

nuuwiei OUIM HUID WHIU «uAHiirr CAM nUMRVICl O« WWTI. Prt* Mhrarv wltWa CAU TIUSHVICI OR Wtm urn. •w aVHfttr «r*tj <«**> CO.B.'t «M W.1 tw eWlver* anra IntaptC.O.D.i *U |0«) TUt a MfaMtuafltt. •apt. IM. I—tirtir-s Meat lt*r* Mt«»tiHi Datl. 171. hunbsjrftr-s be HIM In tt» tiS Xmil aotefdm on in the nit de SHOf lAMNRMI't Am^OMdlTIOWD WftT STOU MONMOUTH MONDAY, TUUDAY, WMNIfPAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TlU «:30#.M., SATURDAY TILL 4 CM i*i^..*iii«^j.*^ "V-" ''' ' : o. coo., ^* is* i ilty. New Bnmiwlck, N. /., to 8-Friday. Augurt 2, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER atuisor ANGELS ,ot the hill and the club. In turn, OY8TEB STUDY hat held three tnjnial car washes MILWAUKEE (AP)) ~ One of DAILY CROSSWORD 1 on the church,tot, wits .the nro- by Wilt Kelly. Then you'll real- DOWM Milwaukee ! inott active hot rod HanUon A. WOllams, Jr ly have problems.) <^^«&^r^»«**m*® **«* • »<•• ILackef h 711 contract to Rutgen Univer- father Rev. James Groppi Dear George: S. Yard or 3. Godot torn pastor of St. Veronica's Catholic Name of the club: The Cruiain' What can you say to a woman maat 3. Noah'i 40- Church, offered the rodders use of 30 who acts like a teenager 9. Victor at day bome before you buy or:build,, ae* • •;• and wants to park on Lovers' Battle of 4. Liquor Lake Erie 8.Toerarry (If you think you've got prob- Lane in the moonlight? 10. Approach** off J. J. MARINE VIEW lems now, ask your bookseller JJ. Summon &RegMer Dear J. J.: 13. Popeye'i of voters- for "Dear Georgfc;" illustrated 7. Among WEST SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Very little—my' wife watches girlfriend L me like a hawk. a*, it is S.Wrnlge reetlnf FURNITURE CO. "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOW (can- 8. Part of* perch 38. Palm 100% Re-Built flower KEYPORT, N. J. Dear George: tnctsd) 27. Young leavei: lLYugodam ater MAIN OFFICE Riverside What is the name of that big l&Poeaeuor vax. CO 4-0111 16, Close to 15. Evergreen 28. The 37.Vi«age bird called an albatross? The one SM Highway B Finf Av«. Engines g tree average 38.Glrl'E (Five Corner!) sailors are so superstitious 19.Jewi*h 17. Quill* 80. Browned Highway 3* about? month 18. Retired bread MIDDIETOWH AHanHe Hlghltndi Student 20. Grove 2L Metal 32. Perfume OS 1-24O0 291-0100 Dear Student: where M. Tardy Open Mendajt and Friday Evenings UhtU? P. M. The bird to which you refer, Aristotle. 1 X » 4- 5 to 7 a long a figure in seagoing legends taught % % and superstition and mentioned JlGIrla: at. 9 o i in Coleridge's "The Ancient Ma,r- 24. Deer's horns \1 i liversld* Engln iner" as a symbol of evil luck, 28. Flow* Guarantee. If re-man- is called an alba- Y/< ufactured assembly 28. The Bart 1+ 15 fails because a part Is called Sam. of the assembly Is de- SL Gold: Her. % ^' fective within 80 days 32. Be off! IV n '» 9 from date ol Installa- 1944-54 tion or 4.000 mllel of S3. Hawaiian f^ use (whichever comes Dodgt 4 bird 20 31 flr«t), the part will b« replaced free. • •?•• j, $100,000 Left 34. *It'« three % Nominal labor eharj*. r in the 24 IS morning" % % % % *Wllli hMd **Wlrtiout head To Hospital 37. Mart u> 27 2» SO Wild eld iRfliw In trad* title ktitom your old ear's pop NEW YORK—The late William 38. Kind of 31 51 » power, ptrlormanc I. Rosenfeld of 1160 Elberon Ave., rock % % % Price iKlidti Intallatlon. Elberon, and this place, a retired 89. John 3+ 85 17 diamond dealer, left gross assets Qulncy— % of $2,024,959 and a net estate of tL Person of 38 3» 4a Montgomery Ward $1,864,247. great die '^ M 41 This was learned here when the 4ZAdmUiion MoMieutfc Shopping Center ticket: at 7A New York State Transfer Tax 43 44 LI 2-2150 43. Bird's home Department filed an inventory of 44.Cata'» '^i his estate. brother 8-2 Under provisions of a will, a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Ben- jamin of 55 Pullman Ave., Elber- WHY PAY on, inherits securities valued at $47,828, $29,649 in life insurance and the income for lite from a idge Column MORE? trust fund comprised of one- third of the estate remaining fol- By AUREDjSHEINWOLD lowing distribution of a total of "Friday night at Culver City," BOB WHITE $291,400 in specific bequests. Two THE HANDS sons receive the income from writes a fan, "the six of hearts Identical trust funds. was opened against this three no South deder . Among the bequests is $100]000 trump contract, East played the North-South vulnerable to Monmouth Memorial Hospital ten. What should South do and NORTH • AK104 Association of Long Branch to be why?'1 used by its pediatrics department The answer depends on the bl* BUICK inc for the care of infants two years kind of jump overcalls that the 4>Q J 9 S 5 2 and under. The fund is to be EAST opponents are using, ^lost pres- WEST known as the Julia C. Rosenfeld 4.Q9S7 Memorial. ent-day experts use weak jump VAK« VMS overcalls; some still.cling to the 0 752 OQ1093 A $10,000 bequest was also pro- strong jump overcalls that were • 7 3 * A 10 4 vided to son-in-law Barets Ben- so popular 10 and 20 years ago. 8OUTH ON THE jamin of the Pullman Ave. ad- 4k I 6 J MIDDLETOWN V Q I 7 4 •< dress. If West shows a powerful hand Route 35 and by his jump overcall, he must O AKI 6 Mr. Rosenfeld was 90 years old *>K« New Monniouth Rd. have the ace of clubs. It is then at his death Sept. 7, 1957. South W«t North safe for South to win the first 1 O 2<9 3 *> Vm New Shrewsbury trick and lead the king of clubs. 3 NT All Pus at Route 35 The continental Congress de- West will have to win the trick, Opening lead — C 6 liberated a dozen years before and South still has a second stop- Shrewsbury Ave. deciding on the bald eagle as per in hearts. the national symbol. DAILY QUESTION Not With Weak Overcall Partner opens with one dia- ' ELEVENTH ANNUAL This play is not correct if West mond, and the next player pass- has made a weak jump overcall. es. You hold: S-Q 9 8 7, H-10 ANTIQUE SHOW and SALE In that case East surely has D-Q 10 9 3, C-A 10 4. Wh|t the ace of clubs. to you say? )! ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH If South wins the first trick CORNER of BRIDGE'S WEST LAKE AVE. Answer: Bid one spade. Show II and knocks out the ace of clubs, Bay Head, New Jersey major suit rather thin raise I back will 'come. another heart. minor. 1963 This will put West in position to For Shelnwold's 36-page book- Tuudiy, Aug. 13 — 11 A.M. to 10 P.M. take the rest of the hearts, and let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,' W.dmidsy, Aug. 14—11 A.M. to 10 P.M. || South'Is down two. send 50c to Bridge Book, Red Thursday, Aug. 15—11 A.M. to ft P.M. Bank Register, Box 33(8, Grand ART and NEEDLEWORK SALES en LAWN South can make the contract Central Station, New York 17, LUNCHEON SERVEp — AFTERNOON TEA by refusing the first trick. East N. Y. DONATION 8.5c continues with another heart, and this time South plays the jack. The hearts are now dead, and Add to the Value the defenders can get only three To Size 50 of your bom witk heart tricks and the ace of clubs. a low-cort Horn* In a rubber bridge game you Printed Pattern OF THEIR NEW SHOWROOM tat Xoaa usually know what kind of over- calls your opponents use. If they YOU P HY MONTHLY have an understanding on th HOUSE m « ma. at mo. N mo. subject, they should certainly AND SERVICE FACILITIES - U.M 1i.se ' 12.71 tell you. In a tournament, the 52.64 opponents list their convention 70.11 n*» H.«7 M4* on a special card so that you MONEY H «•» can tell which kind of jump over- Asborj rstt • «<* calls they favor. Ink e aUMNUB • M.rtb Altinr ruukk • rsir H»te» • BttUittmUi You can go/wrong only in SHREWSBURY AVE., SHREWSBURY # Vlll' certain kind of rubbef bridge u Xaan game In which the opponents (ADJACENT TO R. B. AIRPORT) aren't very clear about what twanK they are doing. It then boil: WE ARI PROUD OP OUR PART IN BRINGING TO THE CUSTOMERS OP hwrosi Corp. down to a guess, and a knowl edge of bridge theory.- 101 WHITS WICK THISB NEW, MODERN FACILITIES.

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I '• I .'! , .! , Shrewsbury Avenue, Shrewsbury, N. J. : *H S .,•,'. the price of success is expansion. The fact speedy, efficient and economical. So what, is that we just had more new car, used car ever your automotive requirements, fcnci service business than we could handle you'll discover, more than ev^er, the place in our Red Bank location so we've moved to bring them is Bob White Buick. to ShrewsburShyy into bigg new facilities that includde a 5-carnew car ^d opportunityto thank each and every one of you who made lot. We think you'll find our new facilities organization possible. We 11 try to repay . r ' will not only be a more pleasant place for your confidence with the finest cars, the 1 1 l 1 '*"' •> -" /^,7 '«'

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ll" • :N AN: 10-Friday, Aagagt 2, 1963 RED BANK WagSTER •j Red Bank Navy Man 3ft Marries in Woodbury Urge for Medica I Training Runs in Family By MARJORIE CROURKE - Mrs. Reed was already •» «©• But the was looking for'some- the School of Nursing library, Reed wUl begin duties, u a staff WOODBURY -v Miss Marga- maize and earned cascades of SHREWSBURY - It was p»n- eorriplished woman. something "special. Margretts Halloween iparty, stodapt-facul- nurse on Ae night shift, 11 p.m. ret Mary Jenkins, daughter of white carnationis. and margue' tagiousu Vhen the two oldest was leaving for Yale University ty teas or.ijraduafloa (rVGi Reed to 1 a.te., it Riverview Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Howard Henry rites. . . daughters/ of Mrs. Robert Reed School, of Mmie 'and %W been School of Medicine, Beiior Belle- served on all of them) she would She has a special Interest in were pouring over medical and Jenkins of Giassboro, and Sea- , Tour Brothers teaching piano locally for many vue Hospital School of .Nursing. have jJiaoo students wajiing for maternal and child health and Stanley A. KavHand, Jr., nursing school catalogues several Although the youngest, Marianne her. She also taught. Saturday hopes eventually to earn her man Mart Lon Haviland, U. S. years. In addition, she had begun home, was best • man for yean ago, one of them laughingly: taking courses part-time toward (Mardee), was still in Shrew* mornings. This enaage in the bachelor of arts degree in nurs- Navy,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- brother. Ushers were Neal B. remarked, "They tak( bury Elementary School, she too routine of her life meant an ad- 1 ley Augustus Haviland, Sr., 2Q Haviland, Red Bankr Dem P, older than you, Mom.' has an ambition—to be a lady justment for her family, top.. But for the time being she wil TODAY Alston Ct., Red Bank, were mar- Haviland, CranfcmJ, and Karl D. doctor. There is no indication,. that settle for a course in the Rise SIDEWALK SALES, Red Bank Haviland, Leyittown, all broth- there will be any return to of Western Civilization this fall ried here July 20. So. MM. Reed decided, to en- Community Chamber of Com- ers of lire bridegroom; Charles roll ii Monmouth Medical School normalcy,' In September, Mr». at Monmouth College. Rev. Harry J. Knisell officiated W. Jenkins and Howard J. S. merce Retail Trade Board, 9 at the double ring ceremony in of 'Nursing.. Tomorrow the will a.m., Red Bank. Jenkins, at home, brothers of die be graduated and the,re are Woodbury Assembly of God FAIR, Methodist Home, 9:30 bride, and Williams Stoye, Rum- strong indications she will be al Church. Miss Carol L. Knisell a.m. to 4 p.m., Stockton Ave., son. or near the top of her dais. Leather, Velvet, Furs was organist, and Mrs. Knisell, FIREMEN'S FAIR, Hazlet Fire The bride Is an aJumna of soloist. A reception followed in Last year Mrs. Reed received Company, ft:30 to 11 p.m., Rt. 35 Glassboro High School and will the Pitman Hotel, Pitman. the Annie C. Wimpfheimer Prize Hazlet. be graduated from Chestnut' Hill Mr. Jenkins escorted his daugh- given to the .freshman nursing In St. Elisabeth Show Hospital School of Nursing, Phila- CHURCH FAIR, Holy Rosa.y ter, who dhose a gown of silk or- student with the highest scholas- DEAL —, Franklin, Simon for fashions and -Mrs. Dorothy delphia, this September. Catholic .Church, 7 to 11 p.m., ganza' with Chantttly lace trim at tic average who. is an active par- showed its faU collection with E; Peter, tor the fur show. Ha'r River Rd., Rumson. The bridegroom is a graduate the neckline, embellished with ticipant in student affairs. emphasis on three trends, at the styles were by Andre of Mon- FLOWER SHOW, New Jersey of Red Bank High SdhooJ and Iridescent sequins and seed annual luncheon Wednesday of mouth Shopping Center. Gladiolus Society, 2:30 to 9:30 Electronics Technician School, In every woman's success pearls. The bodice featured Monmouth Chapter, College of Chapter members who mod- .m.. Civic Auditorium, Mon- U. S. Naval Training Center, I'ory, there art special ingredi- •long pointed sleeves and the bouf- ents of. understanding and en- St. Elizabeth, in the Deal Golf eled for the afternoon were Mrs. mouth Shopping Center, Eaton- fant skirt had lace- tiers. In the Great Lakes, .ill'. He attended and Country Club. Theodore E. Brenner* Mr». Wil- couragement. Mrs. Reed cites the town. front and lace trimming around Glassboro State College. liam Campbell, Mrs, Michael J. support of her husband, who ia Members.modeled leather and "LA TRAVIATA," Monmouth the full chapefl train. Following a wedding trip to a salesman, for J. H. Kelly Com- fur accented • coats.. and suits, Doyle, Mrs. Anthony M. Gue- Opera Festival 8:30 p.m., Con- Cascade Bouquet Canada, the.couple will reside in piny in Red Bank, and her complete ensembles and, full- rioo Mr* Herbert Jordan, Mrs. vention Hall, Asbury Park. A pearl crown held her bouf- North Kingstown, R.I. Seaman children. , > length cocktail .and .hostess Edward A. Kerbs, Mrs. Aloysius fant fingertip veil and sfte car- Haviland is an electronics, com- gowns in elegant velvet; Also Ring, Jr., Mrs. William J. Ste- munication, technician stationed After a'long day of classes phens, Mrs. William F. O'Brien TOMORROW ried a cascade of fujimums en- Mrs. Reed would, come home to shown were furs by Peter Duffy BARBECUE, Red Bank Demo- circling an orchid corsage. aboard the .U9S Vigil out of of New York. and Mrs. Frank P. Zimmer, Jr. Davisville, R. I. 22 Borden St., prepare dinner cratic Club, 6 p.m., home of Mr. Miss Sherry Lynne Haviland, and often study until midnight • Suit , colors ranged from and Mrs. Arthur White, Harding sister of the bridegroom, at On afternoons when there were neutral camel to Mack and white Rd., Red Bank. home, was maid of honor. Drexel Students no meetings of committees for tweed while Made velvet was t CAKE AND WHITE W& .Bridesmaids were Mrs. James favorite for. evening wear Governor PHANT SALE, Navesh* Library 'w. Gortich, Philadelphia; Miss On Dean's list Family Returns whether soloing or teamed with Association, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., at Kathryn C. Hughes, Grenlooh; PHILADELPHIA -» James T. a full-length lilac and green library. Monmouth Ave,. •Miss Susan K. Robinson, Wynd- Ross, ;12 Church St., Little Sli- From Camping Trip tapestry skirt. To Attend SPORT1 SHIRT DANCE, Marl- moor,' Pa., and Miss Phyllis , N.J., and Miss Ella A. Chairmen were Mrs. Christo- boro Township Democratic Club, Heinemann, Philadelphia. MATAWAN - Mr. and Mrs. Oppenlander, Ml Liberty St., pher J. Ryan, chapter president, 8:30 p.m., Robettsvtlto Volunteer Attendants were gowned iden- Michael Kidzui and children, Long Branch, N.J., were among and Mrs. Howard C. Gaffney, Fire House, Rt. 520. tically in street-length dresses of Mark, Maureen and Marcia, Ra- Barbecue undergraduate students at Drex- Jr. The party was-, dedicated to FIREMEN'S HAIR, Hadet Fire silk organza over taffeta fash- vine Dr., have returned to their RED BANK - Gov. Richard el Institute of Technology named Mother Elizabeth Setoa, who was Company, 7:30 to'B p-im, Rt. 35, ioned with cowl necklines, cap hone after a two-week camping J. Hughes will be guest of honor to the dean's list for the aca- recently beautified by the Catho- Hadet. with front overpanels. They trip. at the annual barbecue given by lic church. . Three hundred CHURCH FAIR, Hofy Rosary wore Shoulder-iengUi veils of silk demic year, 1962-63. They at the Red;Bank Democratic Club During the 2,000 mile trip to twenty-five members and friends CathoHc Chorch, 1 to W p.m.. Illusion attached to' faatdhlrig rose talned second honors. tomorrow at 8 p.m. the northern tip of Maine, Mr. attended. • . • River Rd., Rumson. headpieces. Kldzus searched for specimens The event will be held at the ' Mrs. Eugene Van Cleve, chap- SUNDAY The honor attendant wore Nile The world's greatest rainfall FAMILY PORTRAIT — Mardee, left,'and Be* give torn* for his mineralogical collection. home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ter member, was. commentator CONCERT, Vivian Florfafl, green and carried a cascade of recorded in one month was 366 White, Harding Rd. Mrs. White VVIJ.^ _ medical pointers to their mother, Mrs. Robert Rod of is Democratic^state committee- £•£• *5 $?2z. white carnations and shasta dais- inches, in Cherrapunji, India, CARIBBEAN TRIP Sussex Hotel, Spring lake. ies; and the bridesmaids wore during July 1861. Shrewsbury, who will be, graduated tomorrow from Mon- woman and .chairman of the New mouth Medical Center School of Nursing. Be*, 20, will RED BANK-Miss Use Mauer, Jersey Highway Authority. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Registration be a senior at Bellevue Hospital School of Nursing this County «nd local Democratic Joseph Mauer, 169 River Rd., Is candidates for office will also SHERMAN'S FIELDCREST SHOP fall, while Mardee, only 11, dreams of. being a lady /doc- visiting friends in San Juan, Open For attend. tor. •.. Another daughter, Margretta, 24, is one of five Puerto Rico, and St. Thomas, Chairman are John J. Corri- Virgin' Islands. She will return AUGUST WHITE SALE girls enrolled at Yale University School of Medicine. Retarded gan and Mrs. John A. Petillo, home after a stopover in Miami. wife of Monmouth County assist- RED BANK — Applications for ant prosecutor Petillo. enrollment, are,-being accepted for the September pre-school Serving on the committee are classes conducted in Red Bank Mrs. Fred Jones, Mrs. Frank Recipe for A Last Round-Up and Asbury P«/k by the, MOD- Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Carmen mouth County Unit,: New Jersey - • " -• - • Mrg. By ViyiAN BROWN around hi a circle on the> yelfoi Ribs are cut Into 2-thch wide Association for Retarded Chil- Waltet J^faurer, Mrs. Joseph AP Mewsfeatures Writer and white sailcloth that we'd pii strips, then into takLMdt** ribs dren. -- _.... EscheKwch, Mrs.'Ann Andrews, on the sand, and ate on laYg placed in * 'shallow baking pan Daniel -.O'Hern, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- The last round-up of the season The.prerfphogbelasses »re de- orange paper plates which wter and brushed with a sauce of Vt ert Lambertson, Mrs. William with your crowd should be a igned for- mentally retarded put on green' mats. The whol cup prepared mustard, .2 table- Worm)y,-Louis Scotti, Mrs. R'ta real event, says 16-year-old Anita children- between .*. and 7 years thing' was BO colorful, spoons o/ lemon juice and % table- Douglas,-Mrs. Donald Mathews Tiburzi. • of 4ge»wB9 *r» not eligible.for was' easy 16 imagine we w*r spoons ,pl Worswter^hire, sat)ce, and Mrs, Catherine Starr. specialv, cusses- in -.the . public It will be nice to remember, really on a Japanese IslandVjft 1 teaspoon ,of tabasco sauce and schools The program, which in- particularly if the group is it was just a few minutes fror cooked for m hours, basting cludes self-care, .development of breaking up to go off to colleges our homes." • • occasionally. Refrigerate after social skills .find .motor, skills, Laytonians away from >hpme.'Pretty, blue- cooking,, fake to picgic in, the pan Anita lives In RldgetieM, C*lr group participation,, arts , and eyed Anita • doesn't know what and'reheat with a little water at outdoor parties will be, like .In An Eye To Fan crafts and music, and rhythm, France where she'll be attending She wilr attend the Centrt Un the picnic. emphasizes preparation '61 the Hold Picnic school next fall; but if boys run versitaire Mediterranean Scha Broiler-fryer chickens were children for entrance into public MATAWAN — Twenty-four true to form, the girls will bring at Mice this fall. She chose marinateid d overnight in % cup of school classes; ' members and guests of the the lunch as they do here', she because it was less, expensivi salad oil, Y* cup of soy sauce, 1 Enrollment in each, class is Laytorian Club of the Matawan Methodist Church attended a pic- says. even .with transportation tha tablespoon of sugar, brought to limited to 10 youngsters. The nic recently at Johnson's Park, .'. . «nJ what Imuiwtlve, bate- Boys don't like to be bothered going to school here, she say! the picnic in the marinade and Red Bank class 'operates five fal, hoaless BCCtaaorlea, fifta And with food details, but they are "I want to study politic! cooked on a hibachi, turning fre- mornings a week" during the New Brunswick. Kcenl pleeea they •»! You're ao wlae to atlect ft fine' (unaaa grateful for something besides science and prepare myself con quently slowly for 45 minutes school year and the Asbury Park The group included Rev. Frank dMlgner gift from oar VMt col- pletely before I go to work fo and basting. * class operates three mornings a Sweeten and Mrs. Sweeten, Mrs. lection of 'aefeoted' Mcoada . . . soggy old sandwiches/' she mttcb nicer thAn mur nndls- points out. "A picnic should be a the government. That should b Cooked rice with vegetables week. ' ' Jane Semoneit.and daughter, Su- Uatnlibed nrat auUbr Item* Uul nn; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mul- mliht cost a* much or morel really imaginative occasion.'" the duty of any young perso scallions, celery and diced pep- Further Information may be Oomo brome tmbothsred . , . aee ler arid son, Charles; Ro- One picnic Anita and a group going Into American foreign sen per was heated with soy sauce to obtained from the unit office 23 lUsawBra, flatware, dlaoenmre, bert Schneider; Mr. and Mrs. ftccent* (ran here and abroad, aU conducted was real safari, Ori- Ice. Next summer 1*41 vacatto keep It moist. Riverside:Ay*., Red Bank. price! to tare you * lortsne. ental style. In Europe by bike or moto Rhea Eongstreet and ' children, Nancy, Ann and Alan; Mr. and Wardrobe Important' scooter and , liv« with famllie ON HONORS LIST Mrs. Leonard Stokes and son, "We wore Bermuda shorts, In different countries, and tr Leonard, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Otto middy-style Japanese Jackets, to get to know them better. SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Rich- PartingGifts coolie hats, attached 2-foot paper She hopes to live with ard D. Miles, son of Mr. and Dietrich, Jr., and sons, Richard fish to bamboo poles' on ouf out French-speaking family, while al Mrs. Donald S. Miles, 60 High- MIDDLETOWN- Six-year- and Robert; Mrs. Ada Hamilton ward boats, and went to a little tending the university. land Ave., Leonardo, i N.J., has old .Kevin McCaffrey, a Fresh and children, Muriel and Glenn, sland -off shore tor ' the1 • day," ' "Arid maybe someday I'll tak been placed on the dean's honor Air Fund visitor in. the home all of Matawan, and Samuel she says. them on an Oriental plchlc," sh list for the''academic year 1963- of Mr. and Mrs. jean J. Gu- Meyers, Keansburg. 812 Main Sf. Toms River 64 by the faculty of the College They took along two cooking says dreamily, "anyway I'm ta! mone, returned U> New York The next meeting of the club Opt* Siaday 11 to S ing the recipes with me." of Business Administration at yesterday with a suitcaseful of will tie held in September. Friday 'HI T—Dally 'HI e items, a two-burner gas,-stove the University of Notre Dame and a hibachi, so. that every- One of Anita Tiburri's favorl new school clothes and toys. New members are invited to Bill St Oarlna SUM Faikirar recipes for a beach safari is here.. join. Information may be ob- Eaat oa Rt. 31 to Una tramo thing could be heated up and The fall -wardrobe .was a Ugh), tan ritU aad tw TKla cooked at the same time. chicken, spare ribs and rice disl At present he Is a midshipman parting gift from, bis' hosts' tained from the president, Mrs. lo rotlenr Bam. "We placed Targe flat rocks Here is the recipe:- in the,NROTC stationed atoard neighbors.- The- Normandy Semoneit, 2 Little St., Matawan. YOUR FRIENDS WILL ASK— the OSS' BayfiekJ out of 'long Court Civic Association called Beacn, CaUf.. a special meeting to approve a CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS (IS' contribution for Kevin's RED BANK MANOR . Your Sofa and Chair• $75 NOT \ y| school, clothes asd Mr.. and ARE YOUR RUGS NEW? RED BANK — Spokesmen'for Mrs. Lyden Kibler, also resi- Our Color Consultant will help you aelect just tha rlsht fabric. Alt our NURSERY SCHOOL aiipcoveia have extra titled arm-placea; aelt muinf, ov.rlocldni Mini AME Zlon ehiirch here said' yes- dents of the street, prgspited Hitched hema, heavy gauta zlppets, and choice ol aim ftylaa. MOB terday that. due to an "error In toys and a check for $10. Established 1943 at Home Only. ... Hi* colon In your old rugs and carpets information , given The Register The money was used to buy by church sources, Milton' D. a winter jacket and leggings, Enrolling for Fall Term Now Jonas Was listed as churth school polo shirts, -and shirt and short Filly eqilppee*. prof»ulo»al itoff to offer Hit Majmi steatienii will look bright and sparkling — when they acting superintendent in a sets. . la .arly eklldhaod «Aie.tl»«. story ..printed yesterday. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Gumone, who fHONE: 747-2538 art cleaned at Leon's. Leon's "Jet Clean- !OTLXE Jones is a former superintendent plan to have Kevin back' again of the church school, and Rev. next summer, reside at 45 Nor- OR 842 • 0087 ing" proctti removes Hit deep down dirt RT. 35 CIRCLI, IATONTOWN, LI 2-1010 Charles E. Bourne, .pastor; is the mandy Ct. with their .sons FOR APPLICATION BROCHURE current acting superintendent. Jeffrey and Christopher. and grlmt and actually brings your rugs and carpets back to life! You and your CROSS THE THRESHOLD friends will be literally amazed .. . many YOUR MEW CROWN WANNERS will OVM ask, are your nigs, new? Call OF BEAUTY SALON Leon's today! KITCHEN! .

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T»«i«v md WxlMie 44-76 White St. Red Bank SH 7-2800 STYLE HAIRCUTS $2.00 inHtfar Designs -FurNfur,* 'Draperies • Slipcoven O0n m hst*etlt« *A. M, r. Si» P. M. Mly. «**•» Iwriey .TRACE-A-WAVE CUT ,._^ tt.50 ITININSf lV APPOIHTMINT 25 MECHANIC ST. .741-1762 RED BA* V Oa«i All WMk-Tkirxtoy mi Friary Lot* Nlflkn RED BANK REGISTER Frfdty, August 2, 1963-11 Schedule of Religious Services METHODIST BAPTIST ST. JAKES Red Bank BIBLE BAPTIST Red Bank The sacrament of Holy' Com- Red Rank Haxtot Rev. Dr. Harold R. Husted, for- munion will be administered tt When Sun Blinks, Rav, D. ROM Brittaia will Tht ninth Sunday after F*flW- mer president of the atat* Bap- the 1:30 and 10 ».m. services preach at th* 11 a.m. Communion cost will b» cel*brat*d with tist Convention, will b*,th» guest service Sunday on "On* Man's Sunday. Rev. Gordon W. Lowden Mass** tt 8, 7, 8, t, 10, 11 and preacher during August while Act." Th* Scrlptur* Text will b* will preach on "The Person In the pastor, Rev. Stanley E. Mug- for Cobap Romans i: 1-21. noon In th* church and I, tt and the Situation." He will be as- Scientists Work ridge, is oa vacation. He will Bibl* school m**U at *:« a.m. 11 in tht auditorium. sisted by Mr. A. Alvin Whiting, By ALTON BLAKESLEE I hav* learned becaun th* sun or-preach at th* II a.m. Communion Tht Merement of baptism wiH by leader. Church school will Pastor Brittaia will preach at Aaeodated PTCM SdaMe Writer dinarUy is such a Minding light. service Sunday on "Th* Uplifted tht 7 p.m. Mrvic* oa "Wolves ia b* admmistend Sunday after- meet »t W i.m. NEW YORK (AP)-O!tce la a The eclipse of July 20-partlalry Christ." I KDtOB lMl-U-skt Mw UH mm art hi the Sheep's Clothing." noon it 1:30 p.m. while the moon sans through vUibie to millions of Americans The Intermediate Youth Fel- Rev. Dr. Husted,. now retired, afrtla»jsafa...th« WM...UM Rr*; and after the During th* summer th* cherub space fii just the right path to -is expected to add significantly Cottage prayer meeting will b* lowship will conclude its study was president of the New Jersey Rr* a aUll saull v^«e. fRSV) chapel will remain in operation make the sun blink. to the tare. Wednesday at 8 p.m. ia the ham* on "M.Y.F., Whst, Who and Baptist State Convention in 1K2- • • » ia the parish room. Infants and When it momentarily blots out of Pastor and Mrs. Brittain, How" Sunday evening. The Meth- From past eclipses, Dr. Thomas 54, and a member of the General pre-schooi children wiH bt the sun in a total eclipse, astron- I H* a miracle thla morninf. I looked lit* the Cruslu* PI., Colts Neck. odist Youth Fellowship will meet D. Nicholson of the Hayden Plan- Council of the American Baptist minded by tht Junior CDA and T omers will travel to th* ends of Dally Vaeatira Bibl* Schoo at p.m. to study Chapters 7 etarium in N«w York points out, convention from 1936-60. H* is face »f a MM-hora b*kf and saw th* mlraele of an adult advlstr so that num- the earth to watch. will begin on Monday, and con and 8 of "Our Mission Today." scientists learned the sun has an chairman of the local committee III*. I atnr a r**)*, twrtly la UM sMrninc light, bers of th* congregation may at- Eclipses have revealed many Unut through Fridty, Aug. The outreach committee will be atmosphere or corona millions of of. arrangements and a member flllipg'tb* air «Mh fr*cr*«e* mi k*Mty. I aaw tend and take part in th* Mass facts they might never otherwise with classes for all ages from In charge. At 8:30 p.m., the degrees hot, reaching millions of of th* program committee for the without distraction. i Mr* sMrisst Hifwajh Nt* air s«M»k»g to thrill pr*-school through young people. Geneva-Wesley Fellowship will miles into space. MM American Baptist Conven- HOLY TRINITY EV. a* HM )*7 «f k«4*c alt**. I took**"tat * NM amil* of Classes will start each day ai Dally Mass U off*r*d at 8:28, meet in room B-4. tion. LUTHERAN Eclipse studies showed then 7 tnd 8 o'clock. Monday, Aug. S through Fri- • SMMIHM aM store I saw tfc* fae* M God. and do** at 11:30 a.m. Red Bank was helium: on the sun, before The pre-service prayer circle The sacrament of panane* will day, Aug. 9, Christian Adventure that chemical element was identi' The** «w* BirMle*. Tiwy teld SM th«rt Oed Holy Communion will be ad- will meet in the Clayton Room A.M.E. ZION bt administered Saturday from Week for all the Intermediate fied on the ear*. Now It is known i ministered at the family service at 9:30 a.m. Church school will Red Bank 4 to 8 in th* afternoon and 7:30 Youth will be held. The week that the sun burns by fusing hy- Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Thl Vaca- meet at 9:45 a.m. There will be So Sntavt w*t wait for s)oa%#tht&g *ssaa*af*al ™- a Rtv. Dr Charies E. Bourn to I in the ev«ning. Confessions wil. consist of afternoon and eve- drogen atoms Into helium. tion Church School leaders will no Sunday evening service during aafck eataaaitf, a awMm s**ling, ar aoa»*tW*g wHl pnach at the 11 a.m. serv art also heard daily during tht ning activities; dally from 4 to be installed. Sunday school also When the moon was cantered August •IM that la eat af st« artaaary. Tham, with bated ice Sunday. Holy Communloi 8 o'clock MIM and after tht 9:30 p.m. At 8 p.m. Monday, meets at »: 30 a.m. on the sun, scientists for th* tint will b* celebrated. Sundaj novena Mrvlct Monday evening. the Senior High teachers will The midweek service, under •Math, m whlaswr, "That was Gad." Teo »fHm. The Vacation Church School Urn* saw solar prominence*, the the direction of the board ef school wall meet at 1:10 a.m Th* novena devotion in honor meet In the conference room. great licking tongues" of gases wa'.'tall to aaa Goei ia the iut«ral, *r*ry«J*y thing*. wil lbegin Monday and continue deacons, will meet Wednesday Tht church school tuff wH of Mary's Miraculous Medal tnd loosed from explosive reactions on God ia aot atanply a Being that la apart from as The Interdenominational Prayer through Aug. U. Classes will evening at 7:30 in th* chapel. sponsor a country fair and ba tht service of Benediction of th* and Study Group will meet in meet from 9 to 1:30 a.m. the sun. r* tha aopenutajral inter-church soflbtU game with Ivory towar," tht'Rav. Mr. La* a.m., Morning Prayer, and 10 Th* closing program for va- "Spirits-Human and Holy." Sunday morning servle** are baud at 8 and 10 a.m. Suads; Hie team from St Luke's Method- said. a.m., Morning Prty*r and ser- cation Bible School will be held A workshop will b* conducted st 1:15. Daily evening services ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL tonight at 7:30. in th* horn* of Mrs. G, Lawton let Church, Long Branch; i p.m., H* explained when religious TRINnY EPISCOPAL mon by Rtv. S. M. Woolly, Jr. are at 7:30. volleyball for members of the Highlands Cox, 82 Ctoverdale dr., New workers do th* same camp chores Red Bank During th* thre* month* that G*n*va-W*sl*y Fellowship at Red Holy Communion wilt be cele- KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN Shrewsbury, on Wednesday from as tourists, it Is easier to remain Oa Sunday Holy Eucharist wi remain prior to th* vicar's ordi- Bank, Methodist Church. brated every Sunday at 8 a.m. Middletown 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Add-a-Squ«r« on an *qual footing with the mo- b* celebrated at 8 a.m. Hoi nation to th* priMthood, R*v. There will be a family service bile congregations. Eucharist and sermon by th* rec Sunday school meets at The board of trustees will meet Wednesday: »:J0 aim., Christ- Canon Edwin Tucktr wlU e*l*- each Sunday at 10 a.m. Church mas batar workshop for high tor, Rtv. Canon Charlts H. B*sl brat* the Eucharist at tha 1 and 9:30 a.m. Rev. William E. Cox, Thursday at.8 p.m. In the con- school children will come to this secretary for South America of school students In th* youth par- will b* at 10 a.m. There w 10 a.m. service* on ma tMfd ference room. STRATHMORE JEWISH service with parents and leave the Board of World Missions of lor; 7 p.m.. -.Softball for members CENTER be no t. II family Mrvic* durlai lundty of tach montti for their classes after the Creed, the Lutheran Church in America, of th* Geneva-Wesley Fellowship August. BAPTIST Matawan Township • except on the first Sunday of the wiH be guest preacher at the 8:15 at th* Red Bank Athletic field. Alcoholics Anonymous and th* New Monmouth Regular Friday Sabbath serv- month, when there will be a Holy and 10:46 a.m. services. Rev. Al-Anon Group will m**t tt Bible school meets Sunday Eucharist. All other family serv- Mr. Cox is a member of the MT. ZMN CHURCH OF ic*s eommenc* at 8:10 p.m. at p.m. Monday. ices will be services of morning congregation. morning at 1:34 Rev. William E. PRAYER th* Matawaa Township First Aid Bisgrove will preach at th* 10:45 prayer. Red Bank and RMOU* Squad buljding, Am- METHODIST a.m. Communion service on There will be a celebration of FEDERATED Rtv. William Watkins will atari Btlford "That They Might Know. boy Rd. and Prospect Av*., Cliff- LLow can the Holy Communion every Hofandel • oaa-wMk; revival Sunday at 8 Rtv; Kerry Robb, tltoclsti Th*- next evening service will wood. S*nrie«* will b* conducted Wednesday it 7 a.m. Celebra- Services at 10 a.m. Sunday wHl a.m. la th* First Trua, Vln* Pea- putor of iht Rsd Bank Mtthed- b* on Sept. 8. . tions of the Holy Communion on be onductod by Rev. J. H. Goe- taeostel Church, Btlmont A,v*., by Harvey and Ivan Kairaan, dist Church, will ba th* guest The midweek prayer service Is holy days will take place as an- way, retired Army chaplain of Long Branch, SMvie** will bt je4*d by th* Teenage Choir. An prtachtr it tht 11 a.m. Mrvlct I overcome at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays. George nounced. Rev. Donald G. A. Mac-Haddonfield, N.J. held nightly. ontf trabbet will follow th* sirv- Sunday. Ht will preach M "Our Whltttmor* will be la charge Leod is the vicar. Knowledge, of God." Aug. 7. CHURCH OF CHRIST 1CM.' ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE- Church school will m«*t Su; false FRIENDS MEETING RIVER EPISCOPAL Red Bank Shrewsbury CHRISTIAN SCIENCE day at 1:10 a.m. Rumson MONMOUTH REFORM C. J. Kirkpatrlck, avanstllst, The Religious Society ol SOCIETY Tha sawing group will meet There will be a celebration of TEMPLE will preach at the II a.m. serv- Friends, (Quakers,) meets every Shrewsbury ice Suaday - using the subject Atlantic Highlands Tuttday at 1:10 p.m. appetites? the Holy Communion Sunday at Firstday, (Sunday.) at 11 a.m. "Buildlitg Up tht Church," and 8 a.m. in the chantry. There will Sabbath eve service* will be Church Mrvic* and Sunday HOLY COMMUNION Firstday school for religious ed- held tonight; at I:M. Rabbi Rich- at i:M p.m., "Review of L*vitl< be a celebration of th* Hoi] school ar* at 11 a.m. Wtdnts- EPISCOPAL ncatlon of children meets at 10: M ard F. Stelnbrlnk wl» read part eat." Communion at 10 a.m. with a day1* testimony mtetiiig tt tt Fair Haven four of a six-part sermon by Rab- THETaiTH I sermon by Rav. John P. Cuy- James Elliott will"direct the In August, Holy Communion bi W. Gunther Plaut, "Germany till p,m. Rttdlng room hours ler. singing of the eongrtgi'tioa. Prty- will be c*l*brtted every Sunday St. George's by the River Today, A Rabbi Revisits The ar* Tu«sd*y from noon to 1 p.m. IN THIS •rt tnd Seripturt readings will morning at t o'clock. At tha 1:30 Land Of Hta Birth." Waterman Ave., Rumson TRINITY EPISCOPAL be by Robert Mutton Gtorg* aad Saturday from 1:10 to 4 p.m. Mrvlct Holy Communion will b* GllEATBOOK "During the servide, th* new- Mitawan Sb*rmaa and Jerry Picktrlngj except on holidays. e*l«brated on th* first tad third born daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BCAN RELEASE YOU The schedule for Sunday- 8:15 Wayne Sliftr will pratid* at th* Sunday. Morning prayer will b. Jo*l Kampf will b* named; Communion .services, assisted by Follow sign «t III a.m., matins, James ' Mershon, BAPTIST Iht tecond tnd fourth Sundays Information • regarding, mem Jo* Lindner, Wiliard Emmons, You can be freed front any i*» Bright Iridg. ||l lay reader; 8:30 a.m., Holy Com- ,. ..., . Uonaido There Is n» mldwtik Mrvict of bcrship or religious 'school may Jr., Jo* Lindner, Jr., and Ron false appetite if you will turn munion, Rev. Charles Walling, Church school will m**t Sun- Holy Communion ia August. On be obtained from the temple of- fttary. Ralph Gironi will servt vicar of the Church of Our day at 8:4* a.m. R*v. William Tutsdty, TransflguriUon of Our with a receptive, unpreju- fie* from » a.m. to 1 p.m. dally. as co-ordlnator la August. Canon Ceo. A. Robertshaw | Saviour, Cheesequake, celebrant, Carr will pr«aeh at the 11 a.m. Lord, and an Saturday, Aug. 24, diced thought to the truth and 10 a.m., morning prayer, Iid4M*k Mrvlce* m«*t Thurs- Communion servic* on "Th* Lost St. Bartholomew, Holy Commun- contained in this gritt book, I Robert Taylor, lay reader. CHRIST EPISCOPAL days at 7:30 p.m. Th* adult class Sh**p." Th* fellowship olferlng ion will ba celebrated at 1:30 Science and Health with by Shrewsbury Alcoholic* Anonymous will Beautiful and useful! The fam-will btfia a striM of film strip wlir b* r*e*iv*d. Rtv. Mr. Carr a.m, Until Aug. 16, when the rec- p to the Scriptures by Mart 8 A.M.—Holy Communion | [I meet Tuesday at » p.m. \ ily will treasure this afghan mad* lessons on will prtaeh at the 7:30 p.m. sirv- tor, Rev. Anstlm Broburg, re- th* subject "Know Baker Eddy. of squarei. ' Your Child. Th* first Ittsoa will Ic* on "D*f*As* tnd Confirma- HOIINESS 10 A.M.—Morning Service REFORMED turns ' from vacation, services tion." ; Colorful touch for a room — b* "Sources of Truth." Long Branch You may read or borrow MfudltHOWA will be conducted by Rev. An cosy throw on chilly nights. Us* Th* regular monthly business Vacation school wiH m»*t from Sunday aehool and tale* Rev. John P. Cuyler During August the Reformed draw M. Van Dyke. Sdenee and Health free of knitting worsted scrap* or samt matting of m*n of th* congr*- I:M a,m. until noon Monday church wUI t***t at It a-a. Pratchtr I and Baptist Churches are holding Holy Communion will bt cele- charge at any Christian id- color throughout. Pattern tU: fation will bt Monday at S p.m. through Friday. Scrlptur* lettoa aad prayi union services in the Reformed brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Family crochet directions. MidwMk praytr and BIW* eemee tot the tic* will ba eea> tact Reading Room. Tht Church. Rev. John E. Bates is Eucharist and sermon will ba at LUTHER MEMORIAL dBctttl by Rtv. E. R Lawnee*, sook can be purchased in red, You Are Invited conducting the service* which b*» •a.m. " • ' Thlrty-fiv* e**U In coins for EV. LUTHERAN study wMl be Wednesday it eaater. Monday at I p.sa. tjcten, or blue binding tt IS I'ata at U Th*r* will b« no Friday morn- this pitUrn-add If cants for New Shrewsbury p.m. to Westminster HalL ing Eucharist until Aug. ». tach patura for first-lass mail- During August, Mrvic** will b* tnd will be tent postpaid on ing and special handling. Send to held in th* all-purpose room1 of receipt of check or money Laura Wheeler, The Red Bank METHODIST th* Sycamore Ave. school. Matins THE EUERON MEMORIAL CHURCH M MOB. thru Sat tt*» l AJ* Fridays*. MM:* 12—Friday, Augu* 2, 1*53 "ptttMf wici ,j recent aUte miuSoun prior aUocttios u4 Tat THE UGHT MUST the Mtjtslic TttesUf, tiA, u ht Highway Depurtrnwit decisioa to as the RED BANK RJftlSTER,;, State Road for the decision.- not)« aflected." port of Monmouth KEEP BURNING puts it, "«very day* bute burrii itart'ao tqrteDsive highway NEW YORK (AP> - As the provtment program jn Mo; iiUU& ,py4 ^# out"' Plans ite Cotinty. ' ; * ty Board rf Freeholders,and'lo- Oldest theater \ electrician on llzation o! ateful analysis'bf a shute cam- The chore during summer he Hams Plan Broadway, William Miller has Mr. Beadleston pointed out if Rt. 9, and improvemems on Rt. paign for a proposed East-West cal officials. notes "is nice, but the pigeons learned to be philosophical Beadleston was "something every Monmbuth 35 should not affect construction toll road. The new superhighway Mr. Beadleston said he is hap- annoy you. In the winter it geti For National County official has been pressing about-outdoor work the -year FREHOLD-rMonmouth County of a Rt. 35 reltef road, the ti-wouid provide a direct route py to see; that "at long last our so cold, your hands freeze on the for over th* past several vear/i." semtyyman «aid. across the state as well as new round. . ' , ' ' " 1 pliers." Miller has no intention of Radio Week Assemblyman Alfred N. Beadlcs- The assemttyman credits con- "Thii, Rt. 35, work/I.-' .Mr. parkway and turnpike extensions efforts *ill bring about the things Miller, who' is 77, has to keep on said yesterday he is stant prodding of highway com- Beadleston stated, "Wai ;»ttthorvand interchanges. we have sought for so long." tabs on all the big signs outside 'retiring, however. SHREWSBURY - Members of the local chapter of the Garden State Amateur Radio Association Inc. left this morning for Newington, Conn, where they will preview films and collect bro- chures regarding the forthcoming National Radio Week. Last 2 days of Simmons Week Arthur Eschelbach, WA2GQI, Red Bank, vice president of the unit, was accompanied by John Banke, K2ZF1, Perth Araboy, TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY —THESE SIMMONS MATTRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS ARE emergency sections co-ordinator, A D4VWIOM OI> K.H.MACV and Ed. Erickson, W2CBW, South Amboy, section communi- ALL SALE PRICED. D0N7 MISS THESE OUTSANDING VALUES IN NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST cations manager for northern New Jersey. SELECTION OF SIMMONS BEDDING —JUST TWO MORE DAYS TO SHOP THIS GREAT EVENT The delegates will attend a MID-SUMMER two-day conclave at the $250,000 American Relay Radio League headquarters which was built through fund drives and contri- butions of radio amateurs. During the week commemo- rating "hams," it was said, members will distribute informa- SALE tive literature at stands on Broad St.. Red Bank, and at the Mon- mouth Shopping Center, Eaton- THI TIME TO SAVI town. The league, of which Herbert 10% TO 40% Hoover, Jr., is president, boasts •bout 250,000 members in its nationwide chapters. There are about 2,000 members in the North Jersey district and 600 members in Monmouth County. Members, according to the league, are dedicated to public 1 service "when and if needed. .»#'•?* •<,-%«£ 'J They participate in activities of Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service, a civil defense effort,as well as other needed services. National Radio Week will start Aug. IS.

NOT RUNNING UNION-BEACH - Police said yesterday that Brian Daly, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Daly, 17 Donnelly St., was standing on the center line of Rt. 36, not run ning across the highway as pre- viously reported, when he was •truck by a car July 24. The child suffered a concussion. He 11 was treated at Riverview Hos- SIMMONS pUILTED FLORAL SIMMONS EXTRA-rMRM "DURA-BILT SiMMONS SUPER-HRM "GUARDIAN" pital, Red Bank, and recently was released. "DREAMSLEEP" MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING MATTRtSS OR BOX SPRING

THEY'RE ALWAYS READY VATICAN CITY (AP) - This Sale 39.95 «aeh •ach city-state's fire department of 20 0 men can often be seen rushing This mrflii-laeerttrfBed stfper-firni 312 coil innenpnng; full speed along ancient roadways ; Liurariniuly ciiamonpring. Twjriwfull si?e. in mpre than a century. -LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE NOTICE U HEREBY GIVEN that th« following ordinance wai introduced and puaed flrtt reading at a rtffulariy adjourned imening of tti« Township Commute B of the Township or Midd It- town held WediMBdny. July 51, 1W3, antl w*a iijd over for leconri and fi- nal pimage at a meeting of the Town •hip. Committee of the Towmhlp MlddMown to be held Wedneattiy t< tiitic, August 14, 1903, at the Towmhlp Hall at 8:00 p.m., at which time i public hearing will be held upon th came and all peraoni will be given an opportunity to tie heard. HOWARD W. ROBERTS Towmhlp Carle •AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLA TION OF'VARIOUS DRAINAOB PA CIUTIBS AT COUNTRY CLUB E8 TATE8 IN THE TOWNSHIP OF HID. DLKTOWN, COUNTY OF MON. MOUTH AT A COST NOT EXCEED- ING HO.OOO.OO AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF BONDB AND NOTES IN THE BUM OF J38.000.OO . TO FINANCE PART OP THE COST SIMMONS "FIRMREST" MULTI-COIL SIMMONS "HOTEL 400" HEAVY DUTY TWO FIRM SIMMONS MATTRESSES THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED by the Townihl MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING WITH TWO MATCHING BOX SPRINGS Committee or the Towmhlp of Middle- town In the County of Monmouth am Btate of New Jersey: SECTION l. That the Towmhlp o: Middle town undertake a program foi $ the construction and lmtallatlon of •torm aewen of reinforced concrete stt pctct 4pe». pipe In the Township of Mlridletow Bale 59.95 ,P« Sale 69.95 > Sale 100*» according to plant and apeclflcttlon made by Henry F. Labrecque, known aa "Plan of Uxlatfnr and Proposed : Heavy gauge multi-coil inncrspring unit with cotton felt This strong, high specification built bedding is used in Firm innersprihg construction, button tufted style. Drainage, Country Club Estates,, Mid- die town Townnhlp, Monmouth County, upholstery plus• finning insulating pads, smbotli lace hotels and motels hecaute of its durability. Famous - Cotton felt phis firm sisal insulation insures long lasting N. J. June 12. 1963," at a coat no to exceed $(0,000.00. tufted surface. Choose 30" divan; 33" studio, 36" single auto-lock innenpring construction, no sag borders^ . *upport. Sturdy striped ticking gives long wear. Twin fiECTJQN 2.< That the mm of Itn size only. One set, Sale $55 , . . ooo.OO or ao much thertot ai may be or 39" twin siie at the same price. handles and metal air TenU. Twin or foil (ice. , . • .. sufficient to carry out the provisions ef this ordinance (• hereby apioprl atert for said nurpoie and a dowr payment haa been provided for In tht current budget for the year 1863 and prior yeara In the Capita] Improvement Fund In the sum of f2.Oon.00 and bond for the balance thereof In the sum OL $38,000.00 are hereby authorized to be l*sueri for the purpose of financing the cost of the aforesaid project: the total amount of bonds taaued no| to tx eeed the aum of g38,OOO.0O which li America's favorite- the estimated amount of bonds or notes to be Issued. The maximum amount of money to be railed from all sources for the laid purpoit la the aum of $10,000.00. : SECTION 3, It in hereby determined "Beautyrest And declared as follows: (») That all bonds or bond an- ticipation notes Issued pursuant to this Ordinance ihall bear lntereat at a rale not exceeding six per centum per annum and the ma* turlttrs. form and xll other mnt* tcra not determined herein ahall b« determined by resolution or resolu- tion! of th» governing body of the Township of Mlddletown adopted pursuant to law. (b) That the oerlo<| of UBefulnesn •s defined by the Statutes of New Jersey (a hereby determined to be forty «.critit In nneraj urns tin purpose NO DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY WITH A BAMBERGER'S HOMEMAKER'S CREDIT ACCOUNT or purposes lor Ihej financing of which Hie note Is Ksued. All such nous msy be Issued for • period ol not ei- reedlnt ona TO year, and may he BAMBERGER"S MONMOUTH AIR-CONDITIONED AS WELL AS ALL OTHER BAMBERGER STORES renewed {from- tlm« to time for pe- l-tod fit not ecceedlnc one fit yesr. hut such notes Including renewals, shall maturs and paid ant more than two I2i yesrs from the dale of Ihe original n»n-(i. except ** specifically provided In Bertlnn 4OA:!J. (Saturday " "ACTION J Tint tills Ordinance Banibergers Monmouth open Monday through Friday till 9:30 P.M. ahsll take efisrrt twanly (201 days aft- fill 6 t>.M) er th« flnt publlc«lton thereof after final paiisc*. Aug. a UI.IH for Quick 40* '" Vse Our Want Ads MDBANK i .'*>• 741-0011) DAY Home Delivery Dial 741-1110 NIGHT SECTION TWO FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1963 7c PER COPY New Jersey News Briefs Convict Third Captain for Water Littering TRENTON — Applications for BELMAR — Magistrate Ste- According to Thomas F, summons to either the cook or therefore, plead guilty. Beach Magistrate Harry Lane, current crackdown on "water Leroy Wyckoff on similar lit* permits to establish trotting phen D. Maguire last night Kelav- state deputy attorney captain. Shouldn't Happen Jr., fined Capt. Bronislaus Ja- litterbugs," three of the six tering charges. Capt. DeRose tracks have been filed with the fined Capt. C. S. Consa, Jr., ger ? state marine patrol Capt. Consa, who operates Monday night, Monmouth kupicionis, Brooklyn, $150 and initial summonses remain to be also faces a water pollution state Racing Commission by two Port Monmouth menhaden boat hel was hovering over his boat for Smith Meal Co., After Mr. Kelaher presented costs for water littering. tried. charge Aug. 13, being brought groups that in previous years captain, $100 and costs for al- Capt. _jnsa's boat Jtily 18 at accepted the summons on be- the state's version of the lit- Wednesday night, Brielle Long Branch Magistrate by the Brielle Marine Patrol. had been turned down. Filing in lowing his cook to throw gar- Shark River Inlet when the of- half of his cook after the cook tering Incident, Magistrate Ma- Magistrate W. Douglas Blair Thomas J. BaMino will hear a State marine police are con- time to beat this year's deadline bage overboard. 2:45 p.m. one-half mile off admitted the offense. guire commented, "Everyone's gave Capt Larry Robbins, water littering charge against tinuing their investigation of that passed Wednesday were the But since Capt. Consa fense occurred. In his letter to Magistrate anxious that this shouldn't hap- Norristown, Pa., a suspended Capt. James Bogan, Point a complaint of water littering Hamilton Trotting Association for pleaded guilty to the charge by' Helicopter observers radioed Maguire, Capt. Consa .said that pen" and set the fine. {100 fine for allowing a pas- Pleasant, next Thursday. by Long Branch's Takanassee t track at the State Fair Grounds letter, he'll be notified of the William C. Scott, senior marine since he worked from dawn to This is the third straight con- senger to throw a beer can in On Aug. 14, Capt. John De- Beach Club members against here and the Metropolitan Rao fine and given 10 days to Ap- boat patrolman, to board the late night hours he could not viction of a boat captain for the Manasquan River. Ross is slated to appear be- an unidentified party boat cap- ing Association for a track in Se- peal this decision. menhaden boat and issue the appear last night and would, water littering. In the state Marine Patrol's fore Manasquan Magistrate tain. caucus. Freehold Raceway is the only parimutuel trotting track now licensed In the state. Beer Party If the Racing Commission Family Displays Popular at the Gladiolus Show fhould approve either applica- tion, voters in the county and Participants community where the track EATONTOWN — Members of arrangements. Another son. An- Peter's was in Ihe junior class fairy tale "The Golden Goose." Hildegarde Ott, received top Hie grand champion prize lor would be located also could ac- several families yesterday be- thbny, 3, drew a third prize and called "Cartoon," and the flow- Family ties were pronounced prizes for the best collection of specimen classes went to War- cept or reject the proposal in a came winners in the 13th annual another, R. Christopher, 8, an ers were in an elephant-shaped from the top of the show on three spikes of gladiolus, small; ren S. Golde of Greenwich Fined $25 referendum. New Jersey Gladiolus Show here. honorable mention. The big container. He named the display down. Chairmen of the event are the best miniature* basket oollec- Conn., who also won the 500 Sec- MIDDLETOWN - Twelve The show, in the civic audi- brother of the boys, Michael, 13, 'Dumbo." father and son—Arthur Gerlich tion in the. stow, and the best tion championship prize. Section youths arrested Tuesday night in torium of Monmouth Shopping is aWay at Boy Scout camp and Chris was so proud of An- and Ferdinand E. Gerlioti — both basket collection of large gladio- championships also went to H TRENTON — Federal con- a raid on a beer party In Lin- Center, opened yesterday and will had no entry but plans to com- thony's arrangement—done in a of SomerviUe. Mrs. Ferdinand lus. C. Moffett, Woodbury, Section tracts awarded to New Jersey croft were fined $25 each yester- pete at Asbury Park in Septem- beach pail—that he was quick Gerlich made her presence Felt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Al 300; Meyer Kaplan, Smithtown, flrmj totaled $».» million last close at 8 o'clock tonight. On day In Municipal Court. ber, Mr. Lione is employed at to tell onlookers that the little by winning the top prize for the len of Mineola, N. Y., received month, the state Conservation display are more than 600 entries. N. Y., Section 200, and Don and The fines were imposed by Fort Monmotlth. boy "did it »H by himself." best patina. a prize for' the best seedling m Department said today. Among Mrs. Ralph J. Lione, 34 Parm- Audrey Walker, New Hope, Pa,, Magistrate Richard E, Burke Judges called it "a happy ar- Hie Ott family of Livingston the show, and their son, Bruce the items contracted for were ley Rd., New Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Lione's purple and white Section 400. along with a stern warning that rangement." Chris's own ar- scored well. Mrs. Hilda Ott and received the junior prize for the radios, .meteorological balloons, her son, Peter, 10, each captured arrangement was in a class ti- Exhibitors In the Invitation ar- "beer parties" will not be toler- • movie entitled "The John tri-cofor victory ribbons for their tied "Danoing in the Moonlight." rangement was based on the her daughters, Misses Olga and best seedling. rangement class, which was ated In the township. Glenn Story" and some cran- non-competitive were Mrs. Ar- Magistrate Burke said beer, berry sauce. The department thur B. Huson, Little Silver Gar- parties lead to a potentially dan- said 1M firms In It counties den Club; Mrs. Saul J, Shapiro, gerous situation "giving rise to Were awarded 228 contracts. W.LongBmnch 'Navesins k Garden Club; Mrs. "fighting, riot, assaults and vi- Six contracts, totaling *l»,387,- Frederick Smith, Grow and cious resistance to police author!- MS were awarded to the De- Show Garden Club, Ailenhurst; iy." fense Electronic Products VM> Mrs, Clifford O'DeW, Vineyard He said he would not be la- •Ion of the- Radio Corporation Village Garden Club, Metuchen fluenced by (he "behavior pat- of America, Camden. Firm* Pre-Master Plan and Mrs. Henry J. Indorf, Nixon tern o< teenagers common in this In Essex county got M con- Park Garden Club. metropolitan area." tracts, Including 11 to the Fed- Artistic arrangement and Jim- Fined lor Illegal possession of eral Laboratories of Interna- lor arrangement class Judges alcohol were: tional Telephone and Telegraph ReportSubmitted were Mrs. Willard T. Somerville, Tyrene Hsllam, IS, of 130 Corp. totaling $l,SM,170. Ber- Fair Haven; Mrs, David P. Bar- Branch Ave., Red Bank; John gen County firms received 18 ry, Summit; Mrs. Douglas Val WEST LONG BRANCH — This borough will have a popu- W. Ruth, 19, of 185 Newman contracts and Hudson and entine, MartbwvHte:'Mrs. Albert lation of 9,407. before 1980 if it continues to grow as it has in Springs Rd., New Shrewsbury; Morris County firms each re- Stillman, PlainfieJd; Mrs. John the past decade, Herbert H, Smith Associates, West Trenton, Bruce E. Elmore, 18, of 407 Rt. ceived 17. \: C. Bayles, South Orange, and the borough's planning constants, declare in Die second of 35, Middletown; J e a n L. Born- Mrs. Paul W. Clawson, Clifton. two preliminary reports on the Master Plan. kamp, 18, of 17 Appjegate St., ATLANTIC CITY, CAP) >- ,h The borough's population' was 5,337 according to the 1960 Arrangement class winners River Plaza; Marie E. Drowns, ipecial study committee has' rec- census. ., were as follows: "Magician's 18. of 47 Waverly PI., Red Bank; ommended that a two-year com- An additional 500 acres of land here can be expected to be Holiday," Mrs. Austin B. Sayre, Catherine Hurt, IB, of 60 Francis munity college, capable of haa- developed for residential use on the 37 per cent of the bor- Essex Fells Garden Club, first; PI., Shrewsbury; Albert Donate, dling an enrollment of 1,000 stu- ough's land still undeveloped, the report says. Taking into Mrs. Samuel KuShman, Colonia, IB of 190 Willis Pi., Red Bank, and dents, be constructed in Atlantic consideration the trend toward larger lots and larger families, second; Mrs. Frederick Maguire, Phyllis Chevalier, 18, of 19 Strat- County as soon as possible. The approximately 2,2 housing units per acre, and 3.7 persons per Holly Club, Sea Girt, third, and ford PI., Shrewsbury. committee recommended' that housing unit can be expected, according to the report. Mrs. A. B. Lawrence, Garden Fined on disorderly conduct Club of New Shrewsbury, honor- steps be taken immediately to The people of West Long Branch must decide if the popu- charges were: able mention. construct a building to accom- lation growth is to be limited or if it will be permitted to ex- Francis I. Benjamin, Jl, of M modate an estimated enrollmen pand. And if there is to be greater expansion, decisions con- "Illusion," Mrs. Herbert Swan- East Front St., Red Bank; John of 500 students in the next two cerning the development of high density residential areas son, Garden Club of New Shrews- Kurtanick, 21, of 11 Miller St., yearB. The school would be ex- must be made, the report says. Chief among these, It lists bury, first; Mrs. Charles Lay- Highlands; Thomas R. Lloyd, It panded to handle the 1,000 stu- the need for both water and sewer utility systems. cock, garden department, Asbury Martin PI., Red Bank, and Wll- dents within five years. - SIGNS OF NEGLECT Park Woman's Club, second; and Ham Mazile, 21, of 7« Broad St., Several sections of the borough are beginning to show Mrs. R. C. Applegate, Toms Rlv- Eaiontown. NEWARK - A bank mes- GLAD ARRANGERS — The family, of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. J. Lione, 34 Parmley Rd., signs of neglect and deterioration, the report said. It warned er Garden Club, honorable men- Also fined $25 at a result of senger protested' yesterday that rooming houses, conversions of ooe-fam'tty tomes to rnuiti- tion. a raid on a beer patty Wednes- when three youth* demanded New Shrewsbury, h»vo-proof that it pays t« vrark together. Tb*ir #rr«.njjenienr» family use and lack of property maintenance ar* oootagtoui "fly the Set,"1 Mr*. Joseph day night In Hartshorne Woods. the black leather "pouch lie was vnft&a"Bi^iiffwftOhV-Wil^pV 13 Hi innuaf NawJarrty eieitiiW Staw in practices which if allowed togo unchecked tan #pre»d to other- Bruit, long Branch) Garden Club, Locust, were Paul Sdliano, 18, of carrying. But,tin.messeilier, the civic auditorium at Wonmourh,Shopping Center, Left to rtghrbre Anthony Lionel wise good areas of the borough, ft advocate* adaption and » first; Mrs. Kuthnma, second; 28 Center Ave., Red Bank, and U«rif McMffion, SS; of 52 Ou- fatecement of the model housing code prepared by the state Mrs. Sayre, third', and Mr*. P. David I. Coleman, 20, of (3 ter Ave., said one of the youths 3, with the third prize he won with -a beach pail of flowers.; "his, brother, Peter, 10. Department of. Health, and suggests amendments to tighten the W. Davis, Holly dub of Sea Stephenvllle Blvd., this place. was armed with a, B-c*Uber -Mrs. Lione, and Mrs. Lione's mother, Mrs. Hilda Scharf, who arrived recently from subdivision ordinance. ' '. Girt, and Mrs, Indorf, fconorable Edward Dubesky, 21, Marlboro pistol and another with a lead Germany to make her. home in the area. Tri-color ribbons of .'victory were given for Mixed residential-commercial us«, and the development mention's, State Hospital, Marlboro, wa* pipe so he gave them the pouch of continuous strips of commercial uses along the borough's fined $25 for disorderly conduct and they jan. It contained only arrangements by Mrs. Lione and Peter. Another of the Lione boys, Christopher,, won "Sorcery," Mr*. Swanson, ,flr«t; streets are undesirable since, they produce blighting influences He was arrested at the party In V. S. Savings Bonds that had Mrs. Lione, second; Mr*, Arnold an honorable mention. on .surrounding areas, create traffic hazards, and generally Schwartz, Garden Club (* New Hartshorne Woods. been canceled and were worth- detract from the appearance of the community, the planning Shrewsbury, honorable mention. Jose Garnler, 26 South Orange less. The robbery' occurred la firm said. "Day and Night," MM. Benja- Ave., Newark, wa* fined $50 for a parking lot at the Dawsott St. CITE PRESSURES min Dube, Grow and Show Gar- larceny of an outboard engine Branch of the National State "niey warned that increased pressure* for land develop- den Club, Allenhurst, first; Mrs, on July 20 In Port Monmouth. Bank. Borough Adopts Fire Code, ment, including construction of apartment dwellings, can be Michaei Hughes, Colonia, sec- He pleaded guilty to the charge. expected in the future, and declared that strong controls must ond; Mrs. William O, Llppman, Ronald E. Maair, W Elm PI.. OCEAN CITY - If five ferry be enforced if the natural landscape of the borough is to be Holly Club, Sea Girt, and Mrs. Caldwell, was fined $23 for falling boats are purchased to operate preserved. W. T. Campbell, Trowel Club, to obey the Instruction* of George across the mouth of Delaware Ending Three-Year Study "The historic features of the Borough, such as old homes New Brunswick, honorable men- Ulsaewich, a lifeguard it Ideal Bay, the flagship of the fleet and school buildings should be integrated Into the over-all tions, Beach, East Keansburg. should be named the SS Charles NEW SHREWSBURY - marshal and his assistant, how- Borough Council. Each has its municipal pride campaign," the report states. W. Sandman, a Cape May Coun- Borough Council last night adopt- ever, are to serve in those posts own oflicers and a completely Since the time when this community, was the first hi the "Dancing In the Moonlight," ty, freeholder says. The Delaware ed a fire prevention code, the "at the pleasure of the council." autonomous setup. Each was re- area to have a church (Old First Church, 1809) and the first Mrs. Uone, first and tri-color rib- River and Bay Authority took an result of at least three years The remainder of the code, with luctant to sacrifice any portion schoolhouse (1810), it has shown social and cultural leader- bon; Mrs. William H. Crawford, Says Borough option Tuesday to purchase five of study and long negotiations minor exceptions, is essentially of its autonomy. ship, the planners said. trow and Show Club of Allen- used ferries to serve between among the borough's four fire that recommended by the Na- The newly created fire mar- "West Long Branch has the potential to regain much of hurst, second, and Mrs. Brust, Lewes, Del., and Cape May. I companies and the governing tional Board of Fire Un- shal and his assistant will have this social and cultural leadership by helping and co-operat- third. Records Are •aid the service could be inaug- body. derwriters. Penalty for violation greater powers than any fire ing with the leaders of Monmouth College. When property de- "Mirror Mirror,'' Mrs. Joseph urated by next July. Sandman, The new measure creates a of any of the provisions of the chief or fire company president, veloped and assimilated into the community, institutions of this Richards, Grow and Show Gar- Always Open Republican majority leader of the Bureau of Fire Prevention, to code was set at $200 fine or a and will in effect be "super- type can be a great asset. Another potential for social lead- den Club of AMenhurst, first; Per- state Senate, should be honored consist of a fire marshal, as- 90-day jail sentence. chiefs". It took a long while be- ership lies wltWn the community itself, by continuing to en- cy Clark, Monmouth-Elberon WEST LONG BRANCH — Tmt for his work to obtain the ferry sistant marshal and six other The council's attempt to create fore the autonomous companies hance the residential character of the borough," the report Horticultural Society, second; borough will continue it* pretlnt service, said Freeholder Leon members, all to be appointed by and adopt a fire code has been of Tinton Falls.Pine Brook, Way- says. Mrs. Barney Diebold, Point policy of making all public rec- H. Schuck, also a Republican side, and Northside could alt ac- ord* available to the public, the Borough Council after seek- impeded by the unique fire com- FURTHER REASONS Pleasant, FJoraJla Club, third, Schuck suggested that Delaware the Borough Council uid l*»t ing recommendations from the pany setup here. Four "separate" knowledge themselves content Further reports dealing with community facilities, traffic, and Mrs. should name two of the remain- Laycock, honorable night. Fire Executive Council, a group communities within the borough, with this setup. and economy, will be presented to the Planning Board and mention. Ing ferries and New Jersey the made up of representatives of three of which existed long be- Adoption of the code, council Borough Council in October. A preliminary master plan Is Wtih the exception of a few, other two, on a nonpartisan basis. "Win, Place, Show," Mrs. Law- all fire companies here. > fore New Shrewsbury became a has previously explained, is ex- scheduled for November, and the master plan Itself is due to such as relief roll*, policy here But he said he wouldn't object rence, first; Mrs. Schwartz, sec- A two-year term is set for borough, each has its own fire pected to pave the way for pos- be completed by January. A final report, setting forth a cam- has been to make alt records If one would be named after ond; Mrs. George Kuhne, New members of the newly created]company. All four compete for sible reductions In some insur- paign to implement the master plan recommendations will be available to the public, J. Rus- Gov. Richard J. Hughes, a Dem Shrewsbury Garden Club, third, bureau of Fire Prevention. Thefurids allocated annually by the ance rates here. issued in March. sell Woolley, municipal clerk, ocrat. and Mrs. Emil Gardril, Grow said. The federal government is paying 75 per cent of the $13,- and Show Garden Club, Allen- 800 cost for the master plan study and development of a new hurst, honorable mention. "And as far as I'm concerned, zoning code. The borough's ehare is $3,400. The state is con- the press can examine all the NEWARK — Magistrates In Junior arrangement winners: the Newark Municipal Court tributing the rest. records they want to In West "Fun Time," Susan Howard, 7, Long Branch, "Mr. Woo!!ey de- say they will impose Jail sen- Little Silver, first; Karen Kuhne, tences from now on for serious clared. t, Lincroft, second, and Anthony The council's statement f-ji- motor vehicle violations In the Lione, 3, New Shrewsbury, third. city. In a joint statement, the Sandy Hook Police by a day Gov. Richard "Fairy Tale," Janice Kennedy, Hughes' suspension of the Judges said: "It Is obvious from 11, Uttle Silver, first; Kafltryn past events thai many violator* state's new Freedom ol Infor- Ellis, 9, BemardsviUe, second; mation law, originally scheduled are persons lo whom payment and Rosemary Power, 8, New of a fine means no real penalty. Transfer Expected to become effective yeg'erday. Shrewsbury, and Ralph Christo- The law has been a cjnter of The court therefore will Impose pher Lione, 8, New Shrewsbury, RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP - The Sandy Hook without police pro- controversy since last month Jail sentences' In the future for honorable mentions. many offenses. The court will Keyport State Police barracks, tection In any event." when, acting under an executive be fall1, but resolves to be firm on Rt. 35 here, expects to take The entire question of Jurisdic- "Cartoon," Peter Lione, 10, order Issued by the governor and fearless hi penalizing such over civil Jurisdiction of Sandy tion was brought into the open New Shrewsbury, lirst and tri- asking them to list a limited violators," Issuing the state- Hook State Park within a few a month ago when a dispute arose color ribbon; Janice Kennedy, number of records they wanted ment were Chief Magistrate days. as to whether military or State third, and Kathleen Power, 10, to keep closed, some municipal- Nicholas Castallano and Mag- MaJ. J. J. Harris, State Police Police were required to investi- New Shrewsbury, honorable men- ities—notably Point Pleasant — istrates Aaron Narol, Samuel executive officer, said last month gate a break-in at a park con- tion. "Treasure Hunt," Gregory ordered a shutdown ot many rec- H. Lohmaa and Harry Hazle- that the takeover would come cession trailer. Kushman, 13, Colonia, first, and ords previously open to the pub- wood Jr. Thty cited speeding, yesterday. Keyport barracks of- A few days after the incident, Nancy Meljer, Little Silver, sec- circles* and reckless driving, ficials said the documents which Joseph J. Truncer, assistant chief ond. drag racing, driving while on would make the change legal of the state Bureau ot Parks and Supervisory Judges for the the revoked or suspended list, have not arrived from Trenton, Recreation, ruled that even be- specimen classes were Dr. John Fire Damages and unlicensed driving as viola- but are expected In a day or two. fore the jurisdiction transfer, Eppig, Port Washington, N. Y.; tions seftow enough to merit Middletown Township techni- State Police must be considered Work Building Edward Howell, Neshanlc, and a Jail sentence. < • cally has civil jurisdiction over in charge ot the park area, and NEW SHREWSBURY - A the entire seven-mile-long Sandy responsible for it», Nick Moffett, Woodbury. Speci- small building used by workmen men class judges were Dr. Rog- NEW BRUNSWICK - Three Hook peninsula, but military Under a 25-year lease, signed at Monmouth Memorial Ceme- Douglass College faculty mem- police, for the most part, have in January, 1962, the federal er Ryan, Dover; Arthur Hess, tery, Rt. 13, was left with only bers were appointed to five year been handling police cases at government ceded 467 acres at Vaux Hall; Arthur Gerilcb, Som- Its walls standing after a fire the Hook. the Hook for the slate park. yesterday. terms as chairmen of Academic erville; Stanley Johnson and departments today. Dr. Thomas Legislation Richard Hartshorne bought According to police, the fire Weber was nimed chairman of The U.S. Congress and the state much of the land on Sandy Hook Walter Strobe). Philadelphia; broke out about 9 a.m. In the the History Department at the SEMINAR SPEAKERS — Students of the Long Branch Summer High School Brother- Legislature have passed enabling In 1670 from the original holders Meyer Kaplan, Smithtown, N. Y., vicinity of a stove used to burn of the Monmouth Patint. college, which Is the women's hood Seminar lest night heard a discussion on "Approaches in Solving Problems legislation for the U.S. Defense and Don Walker, New Hope. Pa. scrap paper. A worker had tend- Part of Mlddldown branch of Rutgers University.' Raised by the Impact of Prejudice." The speakers, left to right, were Frank L, Department to place civil Juris- ed the stove and watted across Miss Dorothy Simpson was chos- diction of the stale park in the His property was part of Mid- the cemetery, police said, when en to head the Health and Phys- Weinheimer, Superintendent of Monmouth Regional High School; Rev. W. Robert hands of the state. dletown Township until 1818 when Adjourn Meeting he turned and saw smoke pouring ical Education Department and Oswald of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Reformation, West Long Branch, MaJ. Harris has said that the his descendants ceded the own- RA1R HAVEN - The Zoning from the one-room structure. ership to New Jersey. Civil juris- Dr. Fidlou Sftehadl to be chair- and Elliot L. Katx, an attorney and holder of the John Bates Clark Prize in econom- State Police will aislst In police Board of Adjustment, having no Firemen from Pine Brook a*d awn of the Department of Philos- cases at the park, before the diction remained with Middletown business to entertain, adjourned Wayside Companies dttuM *• ophy. ' ' ' ' ' ' "'"'• ics front Rutgers University. changeover, and "will not leave Township. It* meeting last night to Sept. S.blaze. , 'Aurtut 2, 1963 BANK RJ2CIS7CT. y "AfciBg Ctm« a Spider." Tf CAKLTON- many times before, the show is The Greatest Story by Spencer'i Mountain, 2:00, 7:00. 0:10 _wNEw-rv Chia»»i • . _WO»-TV TONIGHT erage, should be continued well don*, and manages to sus- SAT.-P.T. 109, 2:00, <:3O. J:00, 8:80 CBS. 10:30 p.m. CBS. tain interest. When the father of BUN.-P.T. 108, 2:00. ) :30, 7:00, t:» _wcBs-rv auitati a Today's top television shows a nine-year-old is murdered, the EATONTOWN reviewed and selected by TV Finally Being Told FRIDAY AFTERNOON 0:20 young lady steps forward as the DRIVE-IN- :2t 11:23 4—News—Huntley, Brtnklejr It's possible that "The Great- The actor descended for a chat. A Kind of Loving 3:50: 7:30. son. Corbett's rugged appeal anc 7—News—Ron Cochran (See PREVIEWS, Page 15) est Story Ever Told" was the "Yes, it is hard to believe that ASBURY PARK 2—News—H. Reasoner quiet intensity as the trouble LUCY-DESI SHOW. "Lucy 7:M most expensive film made entire- it is coming to an end," he sighed, LYRIC- 9—Almansc Newsreel war hero recently returned from Goes to Alaska." (Repeat) This 4—Bachelor Father ly In this country. The cost was "for a long time there was no Come Blow Your Horn 2:43; 7:25 12; M South Vietnam, contrasted nicel 1959 show is quite entertaining'. 9:55. S—Assignment: Underwater estimated at $19 million by a ending in sight, so I didn't even S.AT.—Conn Blow Your Horn J:oo 2—Search for Tomorrow with Milner's personality an Desi, Lucy, the Mertzes (Vivian TOO HOT TO COOK! 7—Death Valley Days trade paper. Producer-director think about it. I was amazed 4:16; 11:30; (:«; 11:00 4—Truth or Consequences—Quii proved a definite asset to the Vance and William Frawley) and BUN.—-Come Blow Your Horn 2:35 9—Merrytooa Circus Take homt Hi» family George Stevens shuns talk of costs when I was told there was just B:0O: 7:30; t.-SO. 5—Cartoons—Tom Gregory eries. 8:30 p.m. CBS. Red Skelton are up n Alaska, all 11—News—Kevin Kennedy ts "commerce." a few days remaining. MAYFAIR- 7—Father Knows Best—Serial forced to share a hotel suite to- special from tfi* 9—Memory Lane—Joe Franklin 7:10 When I paid a final visit to the "Then the countdown began— Tq»» In Tin Attic Pltyl With jrir SING ALONG WITH MITCH gether. A number of chuckles as 2:55; 7:35; 9:90. 11—Rocky and his Friends 2—Weather eompany, I found the three wise 10 days, 9 days, etc. «AT.—Toyi In Tin Attic Playi Wit] (Repeat) Mitch and his gang ru Lucy tries to sleep in a hammock, Fire 2:00; 3:80; 8:38; 7:25; »:20 12:45 11—Local New, and Fred Mertz (Frawley) hogs Chefs Bucket men plodding their camels across 'I am somewhat exhausted at 11:10. 7:1! he gamut in song during this ou the gttgt 16 desert. On stage 14, this point, and I will be glad to SUN.—Toyg In tht Attle Playi Wlti 2-Guiding Light-Serial ,ng. Leslie Uggams offers "Ebb a bed. Also, a pantomime sketch Fire 2:00: <:00; «:00; 1:00: 10:0C 2-News • 102 Shrewsbury Avt. Mix Von Sydow, as Jesus, wis have it over. But it is sad, too. 11—Komedy Capers with Red Skelton and Lucy, plus ST. JAMES- 7:25 'ide" in a Hawaiian setting; nuking his way thcough 40 days I have made many friends on this 12: a Clementine," "Dark as a Dun flying sequence with the two, RED BANK Fftl. (AT. * SUN.—Uwrenct U-Weather In the wilderness. film." 4-News geon," and "Men of Harlech" ar add to the fun. 7:30 p.m. CBS. Arabia 2:00: 1:00. 1:00 7:30 842-12*0 "The camera will move with Soon all will be gone but COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE heard during a mining segment; 2—Burns & Allen 2—Rawhide 12 PIICH OF CHICKIN you this time," said * technician. Stevens and his permanent com- SHORE DRIVE-1N- 4—International Showtime and Gilbert and Sullivan tans wil SAM BENEDICT. "Accom- "Okay," replied Von Sydow pany. He will b« faced with the Sportaararaa 8:40; Donovan"! Reef 4—Afternoon Drama, "Quick not want to miss "In Enterprisf plice." (Repeat) A complex legal OR 8:50; 1:10; Police Nurie 12:00. Millions" 5—Roaring 20's—Drama Jauntily. six-month chare of cutting and SAT. * SUN. — Donovin'i Reef l:<0 7—Readings and Reflections f Martial Kind," und "A Wan situation beautifully played by I IUCKITS «mSH aid 11:00; Police Nuns 10:90. 5—Cartoons scoring the finished film. Then It 9—Film—As Long As You're dering Minstrel I." (Color) 8:51 O'Brien and guest "lawyer" Ed- 1 ORDMS el FM NCH NEPTUNE CITY 7—General Hospital die Albert. Sam Is defending MONMQUTH will lace the public, probably at Near Me-1956—85 Min. p.m. NBC. FRIES 11—Bold Journey Negro ex-con who was arrested Easter, 1964, and Stevens will NEPTUNE CITY- 11—Sportsman's Club OPERA FESTIVAL Ifutlny on the Bounty 2:0O; g:30. 13-Calculus along with a millionaire's son, ONLY $3.00 learn if it has been worth the pas- SAT.-JMullny on tha Bountjr 2:00 ALFRED HITCHCOCK . "Th 7:40 1 CtnV.nH.n Hell, Atbvry Park sion and sweat he hat put into 8:00. 1:23, Long Sifence ' (Repeat) Quite when both were supposedly hold BUN.—Mutiny on th« Bounty 2:30 11—Sports it. suspenseful tale which builds l ing up a warehouse. Since the Scott Drug Luncheonette Ivtry Fri. NljM at 1.10 P.M. • :30. 1:80 7:55 Stevens was asked about his BELMAR ntensity, particularly in the lasi watchman was killed, each man 1—As The World Turin 11—Baseball, Yankees Broad & Monmourh Sti., AUG. 2 future plans. FLY-IN DRIVE-IN- half hour. Michael Rennie playi Is liable to go to the gas chamber. He replied: "I can only quote FRI. A SAT.—Tht Raven 8:10: Diary 5—Film—Operation Manhunt, 8:00 a husband who tries to murde; The lawyer Albert plays is a man Red Bank of a Mailman 10:19; Vampire A 1954, 65 min. 13—American Nation TRAVIATA a little-known remark by Jesus: Ballerina 12:00. his rich wife (Phyllis Thaxter who has sacrificed his political BITN.-B5 Day« at Pekinl «:<0: 10:30 7—Girl Talk 8:30 career because of his personal Breakfast Special IOX OMICI OP1N 'let tomorrows troubles take care Young and the Brave 11:37. while she's recovering from of themselves, for today's trou 9—Star And Story 2—Route 66 fall. Obviously it isn't a ver> crusade against capital punish PR l-0»00 — Tickets Also 11—Film—Cash on Delivery, 4-Sing Along With Mitch ment. Interesting throughout but blei are enough.' " NORTH OF RED BANK cheerful story, but fans won't Ml A.M. Caffoa At tttlabaeli'i k Ana"«r»on'i 1956, 90 min. 5—Texan—Western able to turn the drama off. Coo the last courtroom scene is par HIGHLANDS 1:55 7—Dickens—Fenster tlculary good. 7:30 p.m. NBC. Optr. by R.O.I. Asse& All Scats RtMrml Al 1:00 It pays to t dvertise In the Red acting by all Its stars, Rennie, MARINE- 4-News Bank Register.—Advertisement. CanlAln Sindhad 7:00; 10:00; Drum! 0:00 Miss Thaxter, and Natalie Trun- Over Africa 8:30. 2:00 5—Bronco—Western dy. 9:30p.m. CBS. BAT.—Captain Slndbart 3:JO; 7:00; AIR CONDITIONED 10:00; Druma over Africa 2:00; R:& 2—Password—Allen Luddea 7—77 Sunset Strip—Mystery WHUIWt SUN.-The Bird! 2:00; 7;M; t:00. 4—People Will Talk 9—Friendship 7—Documentary JACK PAAR SHOW. (Repeat] ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 7—Day In Court—Drama OUIMI SANDY HOOK BAY MARINA 1:30 Paar show old-timers Sam Leven ATLANTIC- 9—Understanding Our World- 2-Alfred Hitchcock son and Allen Funt turn up hert Bye Bye BlrdU 7:00! 0:10. Education 4—Price Is Right tonight. Levinson, sttU workin Hide-Away Cocktail Lounge 1 BAT.-Bye Bye Birdie 2:00: T:00 2:23 10:00 On the family routine, compares MATINEE AT 2 • EVENINGS 7 * »tl5 SUN.-Bye Bye Birdie liW! 4;00 4-News Enjoy our delicious cocktails 7:00; «:10. 4—Jack Paar the kids of his day to the ones 7-News DRIVE-IN THEATRES • SHOWS NIGHTLY AT DUSK -, in our Panoramic View Lounge HAZLET 5—Detectives around today. As for Funt, 2:30 overlooking Sandy Hook Bay. LOEWS DRlVE-IN- 7—Football-Packers, vs. All says he was an unsaleable prop- Ca.rtoon 8:38; P. T. 109 8*2; 12:30 2—House Party—Art Linkletter COCKTAIL HOUR: Fri. 9 to 11 - Sot. .4 to 6 ffl Bhoot out at Blr Blf U!2S. Stars erty until he got those 20 weeks BA.T.—Cartoon-D-Rama t:3S; P.T. 101 4—Doctors of late night Paar exposures, am Hot* d'Owvrn 1:1X1: H:*o; Bhoot out it Bli Bai 7—Jane Wyman 13-World at Thirteen i LAST DAY 10:15 shows a few successful Candi BUN.^-Cartomj*0-llams 8:30: Call MI 9-Fllm-Moulin Rouge. 19J2 Camera bits for all his fans. Th 1 WILLOW ST., HIGHLANDS Bwana 1:11; 12:10; Beauty * thi 11—Sports—Red Barber HINRY FONDA i» Bent 10:15. 2:55 ones about the girl in a featheret al th* watarfraM KEANSBURG 5—New* 10:30 hat, and the talking mailbox an CARLTON "SPENCER'S MOUNTAIN" CASINO- 1:00 2—Eyewitness very amusing. Also, Helen O'Coi PRI. * BAT.—Savan Sam 3:00 2—To Tell the Truth—Panel 6—Mr. Lucky—Adventure nell sings a song or two. (Color] RID lANK 4—Loretta Young—Drama 11—Steve Allen PERTH AMBOY 10 p.m. NBC. S—Doorway to Destiny 13—Jazz Scene MAJESTIC- 7—Queen for a Day STARTS TOMORROW • More Than You Expect FRI., BAT. * BUN.-Come BIL 11:00 FOOTBALL, (Special) NFL Your Horn 1:30; 3:3B; S:(0; 1:60 11—Film—A Gentleman After 2—News—Douglas Edwards Champions, Green Bay Packer; 10:00. Dark, 1942, Miriam Hopkins, • • • • " Of eouna, whan you go out to dinner you 4-News-Merrill Mueller vs. College All-Stars, from Chi WOODBRIDGE SO min. — N.Y. NEWS 5-News ago's Soldier Field in the 30th expect the food to be good ... the serv- DRIVE-IN- 13—American Nation 11-News-John K. M. McCarfery Annual All-Star Football Gam TOI * BAT.-Cartoom 8:40: Bpenwr 3:25 ice to please you ... but here at the Mountain 8:3J; 1:20: Black OM Hill Curt Gowdy'; Paul Chrisrman an< 11:40 J—News—Douglas Edwards 4—Weather—Tex Antolne Johnny Lujack* handle the com Peninsula House wo make it i point al- BUN.—The Stripper 8:40; 12:19: Th' 3:10 Yellow Canary 10:30. 5—Film-Cry of the City—1948 mentary. .10 p.m.,ABC. wayi to giva more than you expect. Our r. O. Genlrun * M. SeptM preifnt 2—Edge of Night Victor Mature-1 Hr., 50 Min. 4-You Don't Say food it delicious, our serviee it in keeping 7—Local News EYEWITNESS. Once agal CONVENTION HALL 5—Texan 11—Steve Allen 7—Who Do You Trust? this consistently dlstinguishec with the graciout atmosphere and our ANBURY PARK 11:15 series, which ends a long run to iAT. EVE AOO. 3 - »:ll TM. 4:00 prieet are moderate. All in all, it add* 2—Weather-Carol Reed night, offers a remarkably timely I—Secret Storm—Serial 4—Local News on-the-spot report—South Korea, up to more than you expect ... to the DAVE BRUBECK 4—Match Game—Gene Rayburn Its problems, perils and the fa aad *•«!« 2i00 . 4i» • 7:10 . 1:40 5-Fellx And'Ths Wliard 11:20 next time you dine, try tha Peninsula SAT. EVE AUG. 19 - 1119 P.M. 2-Film-Parls Hollday-1958- ture of this troubled land. Fo 7—American Bandstand—D.' cuses on U.S. troops stationed Clark Bob Hope - Anita Ekberg - Heuie. JOAN BAEZ 1 Hr., 55. Min. there and you'll see scenes 9—Playhouse 30—Drama American patrols and our so > LAST 2 DAYS ' SAT. EVE AUG. 14 — »!« P.M. 11:30 4:25 diers training Korean troops, plus Htmy Fonda "Jptnctr'i Mountain" 4—Tonight-Johnny Carson "A blend of the old with the new" 4—News—Sander Vanocur coverage of a recent truce meet aba "llaek «aM" 12:00 Peter, Paul & Mary 4:30 ing at Panmun]om. "Eyewitness' 9—Film—As Long As You're AM. SKATS M.IKI. 3.50, 4.00, 4.S0 2—Millionaire will be sorely missed by its fan: STARTS SUNDAY At Boi Office, PR 14900, Btelnhach'e Near Me—See 7:30 p.m. EATONTOWN PR 44000. Bwnbtrier'a, Huww 4—Make Room For Daddy and this kind of continuing new; Houiie, Efctontown; Andrram'M, Hftd 7—Discovery '63—Children 12:15 show, allowing for in depth cov DRIVI-IN The PENINSULA HOUSE Bankt Nlmrn'ii, A.r.; looted'! 9—High Road To Danger Jl-Charlie Farrell Ticket!, rakewood. Mall order! to Rout* 31 Convention Hall, Aibtiry Park, N.J. 11-iPopeye ^ Sea Bright, N. J. 842-2100 Endow abunped, ult-addmied 5—News envelope. Phone rMPrvatloaa: 4:5! 1:00 at tka Orel* 7—American Newsstand 4—News 11-Fairy Tales 5—News DRIVE-IN 5:00 7-News THEATUC 2—Love That Bob—Comedy 9—Almanlc Newsreel 0*111 OHN 7:00 r.M.-MOVII! AT DUSK 4-Film-West of Zanzibar, curoo*ARAiu-[vm ur. «4 um.-rutu mow war 1:05 Why Settle For Less? 1955, 75 min. 4—13th Hour 7—Rescue Eight 1:10 9—Looney Tunes 5—Film—Inner Sanctum—1948— 11—Dick Tracy—Cartoons Charles Russell SHORE •Isa 13—Discovery II The Finest Custom Built-in 7—Local News DXIVI-IN 9:2$ TOLICI 1:15 Rt. 11 ana' 34 9—News NURSt" 2—News Clrcla 11—Rocky and His Friends 1CDCC CkNDY C»NEi MIDGET 1:20 5: SO IrKfct PUYCHOUNOIRAIIROAOI 2-Fllm-London By Night—1937 2—Film—Greenwich Village, George Murphy—85 Min SWIMMING POOLS 1944, Don Ameche, 75 min. —AIR CONDITIONED— 7—Film—Ride Out For Revenge J—Sandy's Hour 1957-1 Hr., 35 Min. 7—Highway Patrol Air CoidlrloMd — NX NEWS 9—Film—Yukon Vengeance, 1:30 Dtan Martin are now at 1954, Kirby Grant, 90 min. 9—Almanac Newsreel MAYFAIR 1:35 11—Superman ASIURV PARK "TOYS IN THE 13—What's New—Children 9—News and Weather NEW LOW Record 2:45 ATTIC" FRIDAY EVENING 2-Film-The Gay Sisters—1942 Mid-Summer Prices 1:01 2 Hrs., 5 Min. 7—News 2:05 11—Three Stooges 4—Sermonette 13—Calculus 4:50 Air CoMUrlnaa' 1:1! 2—Film—The Kid From Kohomo Prices! — ^-~.>—— 4—Local News 1939-Pat O'Brlen-1 Hr., 55 PARAMOUNT 16'x32' BUILT-IN 7—Weather Min. 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' YOU HAH MIMR SflN ANYTHINft CYPRESS POOLS ** MARINE IM THI WORLD LIKIITI : BARONET ... is yours at the THlATUr. "WOMEN OF kf SHOP Hir|hltf Anthony Caruso, in a sym- Hi 00 4—Say When—Art James at least 12 puppeteers to manipu- hour tour of duty by a young in 9—Congressional Conference 4-Mr. Wizard CM pathetic role for a change, and 2—News, Reasoner 5-Film-I Wonder Who1* late tha intricate methods by tern (26) at New York City's 11:11 7—Bugs Bunny—Cartoons 2-News Wayne Rogers. 10 p.m. CBS. 4-News Kissing Her Now, Ml, June which the mouse moves. Ed and Bellevue Hospital. During the 2—American Musical Theater i—Kingdom of the Sea 7—Five Fingers—Adventure 5-Opinion In the Capital Haver, 85 min. many fans have grown fond of show he loses a patient, saves 4—A Moment with— 11-William Tell 11—Jeffs Collie—Drama 7-News, Bill Beutel 7-Susle the tiny Italian mouse, making SUNDAY another, and is turned down 7—Little Rascals 12:M 1:55 9—Medical Inventory him a popular rodent in the en- LAMP UNTO MY FEET. "A when he offers life to a third. »-Point of View 11:8 2—Space: New Ocean J-Weather—Jeanne Parr 11-Word Of Life-Religion tertainment world. > Woman's Place" Dr. George The producer made an excellent 4-New* •-Trouble With Father 7:00 SUNDAY AFTERNOON Crothers, the program's host, to- choice in selecting Dr. Martir 11:10 UM 5-Circus Boy 2-Sea Hunt 12:00 Question—Who was the attrac- day welcomes a panel of four Mulder who looks like KMdan 4—Weather 2—1 Love Lucy-Comedy 7—Allakazam—Children 4—Local News 2—Newsmakers tive folk singer who appeared on prominent women for a discusan- d is as dedicated as Casey 11:15 4-Play Your Hunch 9—Treasure S—Jungle Jim—Adventure 4—International Zone a recent "Hootenanny" show :ion of the fair sex's place in Even the occasional humorous 2-News 7—Gale Storm 11—Roller Derby 9—Maverick—Western 7—Intertel with the "Limelighters?" She contemporary society. Naturally, sidelights are well done, but It! 4—Desilu Playhouse 11:00 11—Superman—Adventure 9—Buccaneers, Adventure 1:W sang a solo with one of the Lime- the ladies will also tell how a ca- Mulder's actions and his ofl 7—Film—Diplomatic Courier, 2—McCoys—Comedy 12:11 2-News^-Mike Wallace 7:10 lighters. Will she be on the shew reer woman can be a wife and camera comments that make 1952, Tyrone Power, Patricia 4-Prlce Is Right 2—Washington Report 4—TV Hour Of Stars 4-Weather again?—D.L., Mansfield, Ohio. mother. 10 a.m. CBS. this a fine tribute to doctors Neal, 1 hr. 55 min. 7—December Brld* , 4—Youth Forum 7:11 everywhere. Even the squeam- 11:25 11—Jack La Lanns • Answer-Jo Mapes, who recent- 9-Wonders of the World 4—Financial News ly came out of retirement, is fa LOOK UP AND LIVE. "One ish can watch it —it tells th( 2—Film—Love Letters, 1945, 13—American Nation 7:20 attractive and talented folk sing- Dance, Many Turns." The fourth story without using surgical li 1:M Jennifer Jones, 1 hr. 55 min 2—Film—Her Jungle Love, 4-Sports er. She will most likely mak in the seven part series on sicislonn s for effect. 10 p.m. NBC. 11:30 S-News 1938, Dorothy Lamour, Enjoy YourseW 7iM multiple guest appearances on concerns itself with . . . lust. 5—Congressional Report 11:31 90 min. 2-Lucl Deal "Hootenanny" when It starts air- There are three vignetttes which PHOTOGENIC INMATES 9-VIP"s 2—Pete and Gladys—Come4(j 4—Sam Benedict ing the new hour-long sessions manage to cover three rather ^ELIZABETH - Inmates a 4—Science Age 11—Encounter 4—Concentration HEAR 5—Film—South of Pago Pago, 5—Bat Masterson—Western this September. common areas where the sithn e Union County jail will have 11:31 7—Seven Key* 1940, Victor MoLaglen, Jon 7—Gallant Men—War Drama takes seed; teenagers whose lust to match up their photographs 5—Senate Report U-Oper&tion Alphabet Hall, 2 hrs. Edgar Downs ll-Film-Attack of the SO Foot Question—Who was Rita Hay- is self-love, a married woman before they will be released, 11:40 Woman, 1958, 90 min. seeking compensation for her own 7-Youth Wants To Know AT THE WANO worth's male co-star in Hie movie says Sheriff Ralph Orlscello. 5—Film—Laughter In Paradise EASY WAY UP COO "Down to Earth," and is he still inadequacy, and the unhappy man Orlscello has put a new system 9—Film—As Long as You're 1951 trying to escape through the paid Near Me, 1956, 85 min. AOSTA, Italy (AP) — They're 5—Dragnet—Police around? Also, is Rita Haywortii In force whereby photographs making it easy now to get to the going to star in any TV sJiowsaffection of a party girl. 10:30 11—Sergeant Preston |Every Friday and] 9-Keyhole of all prisoners sent to the pail 9—Almanac Newsreel top of 15,781-foot Mont Blanc, next season?—S.N., Ithaca, N. Y. .m. CBS. 1:30 1:10 will be on file with Warden 11—Big Picture—Army highest peak in the Alps. There Saturday Nita Answer — Larry Parks, best Thomas A. Savage so that "we 4-Catholic Hour 1r-Defenders 12: OS Is a landing field for helicopters known for his portrayal of AlISSUES AND ANSWERS. Com- can be sure the right person Is 7-Guestward Ho! 4—Joey Bishop 9—News and Weather 1,300 feet from the top. From Jolson in the Al Jdson biographi- mentators Edward P. Morgan and discharged." He said he took it—Sportsman Club S—Peter Gunn—Mystery 12:15 there guides lead tourists up rel- cal pictures, was Mis.s Hay- John Scald interview US Informa- the action In view of a recent 1:40 ALSO EVERY 7—Hootenanny 4—Film—The Moment of Truth atively easy, snow covered slopes worth's co-star in this musical, ion Agency Director, Edward R. case In Paterson where one 9-Film—The Life and Music of 1—Sports 1952, Jean Gabin, I hr. 50 His most recent film perform- burrow on the meaning of theprisoner Impersonated another to reach the summit in a two- I Sunday 4-5 P.M. Guiseppe Verdi, 1953, 90 min. 1:55 min hour walk. ance was in "Freud." Miss Hay- test ban and the current thaw In who was being discharged from 1—Baseball-Yankees 0:00 worth Is not scheduled to makeUS-Russian relations. Mr. Mur-Passalc County jail and walked 2:00 During Our 4—Film—Kangaroo, Maureen any TV guest performances next row will also comment on how his out. The escapee, John A. Gar- O'Hara, Peter Lawfbrd, 1-Baseball, Yankees season but she has two movies J.S.I.A. is explaining our current cia, 33, of 131 Grand St., Pater- 2 hrs. 4-Ex Iibris THE Cocktail Hour lined up. :ivil rights demonstrations to the son, was awaiting sentence on 7—America Wants to Know 5-Wrestling •orld. 2:30 p.m. ABC. a grand larceny charge, is still 7-Lawrence Welk 2:25 Question-^Are Ray Milland and at large. "We don't have that COBBLESTONES 11-Clay Cole 9—Baseball, Mets John Payne related? I naye TWENTIETH CENTURY. problem now," Orlscello said, 2:J0 CIO seen many of their old movies 'From Jet to Dyna-Soar" (Re- "but we could have it In the RESTAURANT 1-Have Gun, Will Travel on TV and I think there is anseat) A report on the newest future." Orlscello said about 2—Film—Green Dolphin Street, 10:00 uncanny resemblance. — Mrs rinkles in aircraft development, 2,200 prisoners pass through 1947, Lana Turner, 2% hrs, MAR-MAT 4—Direct Line Dinners • Banquets 2—Gunsmoke H.A., Calumet City, III. >rimarily ol interest to aviation the Union County jail each 328 BAY AVE. 7—Boxing Answer-rThe two actors aw buffs. There are several effective year, sometimes ai many as 7—Issues and Answers Famous for Sleakt 9—Pan American Newsreel not related. scenes showing the changing 20 to 25 In a day. It's impos- 1:01 HIGHLANDS ,1-Harness Racing, Yonkers (For an answer to your ques- planes of the last two decades, sible for guards to recognize 4—Open Mind Telephone Route 35, Middletown, N. J. tion about any TV program or nd the elaborate testing tech- all the faces, he said. 5-Ftlm-Dodge City, 1939, Er. 741-8344 1 Mile north of Red Bank OMN AIL Y1AI, H:S0 rol Flynn, 2 hrs. 9-Editorial Page actor, write to Steven H. liques used to improve mechan- WILL THEY SELL? 10:45 Scheuer, TV Key Mailbag, c/o ical and safety factors. 6 p.m. 7-Make That Spare The Register.) CBS. CAGLIARI, Sardinia )ap) - 11:00 Canning experts on this Islam 2—News MEET THE PRESS. W. Averell which gave its name to sardine: MIDDLETOWH 4-News CYAC Plans Harriman, who recently returned are trying to find a way to pui the little fish on the market ii BENNETTS HELD S—Senate Report from Moscow where he was chief ^Donald's 7-News August Events JS negotiator of the partial nu- bottles instead of tins. They fig- Hwy. 34, Tutf., Aug. clear test ban treaty is interro- ure it might boost sales. RED BANK - The Catholic East Rd., gated by tha newsmen who will Young Adult Club of Northern undoubtedly toss him the same AU. AMERICAN B.rford CLUB 16 Monmouth County will attend the questions you might like to ask. DANCES MMdktow* Twpi. Polleo 8 p.m. First Friday Mass in St(Color. ) 6 p.m. NBC. FRI. • SAT. • WID. COCKTAIL UkDNGB James Catholic Church here to- •outfit Alri AIR-CONDITIONED RESTAOTUNT night, and: the Nocturnal Adora- M S. •»•«• A««. **4 Utk ENSIGN OTOOLE. "Operation HIGHTSTOWN CA1L 747-047* tion from 1 to 2 a.m. Members Casanova" (Repeat) Pleasant will attend the First Saturday episode. Jack Muilaney does COUNTRY CLUB Mass tomorrow In their own quite well with the girls tonight, FRI. HAHRY UIIR BAND—1.50 ITALIAN parishes. Ivtry Sat. — Tw» lands nit not until Dean Jones con- Conthwui AMERICAN FOOD Also scheduled are attendance vinces him he's a great lover. at a band concert Sunday in As- lv»ry W«d. For Folk SEAFOOD Mo belly laughs, but lots of 25 i> Over 100% PURI BIEF HAMBURGIRS-not mad* from frozen bury Park at 8 p.m. and a gener- rhuckles and the half-hour, doesn't Fslki Cam* Far Miles Around al meeting Aug. 7, preceeded by Irag for a change. 7 p.m. NBC. For Ttw Fi» H«iw (Mat-but lop quality beef ground fresh dolly. McDonald's • LUNCHEON • Rosary and benediction at 8:19 Com* Alono Or Couptoi It's TIM Nlct Flaco To Dane* Hamburger! or* served hot off the grill en toaitsd buns - p.m., in St. Mary's Catholic ED SULLIVAN. Kate Smith < and dinners served dally Church, New Monmouth. »he way you Ilk* 'em best! KITCHIN ONN The group will hold a roller Mm.-Tkmn. 11 ».m. tit a p.m. Fit (Ml Ml. II am. I* 1 ».m. skating party Aug. 8 in the Air CRISP OOIDIN BROWN IRINCH fRIM-links. Our menu often a selection of choice 0IT1M TIEIEIMLTI luriiaovMtaici meats and wonderful seafood . . . and w* SUMMER CLOSING HOURS Sfc'JMIIttl UEHUTItll know you'll bo pleased with our hom»-iii« Sunday Him Thursday—12:00 Midnight lit l«C««rilAIU» W8«IB-I*«O«I cocktails. SCINIC DMVI. ATLANTIC HlfiHLANDS Friday and Saturday—1;00 A. M. •oumunminiuaCIIITIII) IIHIi IOMt'I 1 TMIFEDOCilfEt TIE FLTIII tiiMrmzEEi OPEN 7 DAYS A WIIK look lor •» gokten wohoa llLM DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NITE IKCTACUUI riCUITKU«llmum« mu CaiTVIU mu, TUIHD WILD jmiMUirUKIKG 1CI0SATI • COCKTAILS * LUNCHEONS mrMMM noes a lopim uo»» IWITIII LINCROFT INN f ruins mat n« tmmuummm • DINNERS IITUE Hilt IU UIIUIULE1I lunaan «u nsvst NIWMAN SPRINGS ROAD . McDonald's mm mu 1 IAN9UET ROOMS 4 IARS SH M75I HIGHWAY 35 f Just North of Hvt Comtrs) MIDDLETOWN Sapling Tops Undefeated Raise A Native, Big Pete To Battle in $100,000 Sapling Stakes OCEANPORT — Sometimes ;reat American, with Manuel Judge who came on to win theNative in May and two lengths V. Muffin, Lincroft, associate horse radng can get into the Ycaza in the irons, he ran 514race. In fact, last year1* Sap- by the same horse July 17 In thesteward, goes to Atlantic City, tuna rut as baseball. The oldfurlongs in 1:02.3 to set a newling race was the only time Ahoy Great American. along with James Stout and John gaying of "Break up the Yank- record at Aqueduct and come ran out of the money. Mr. Brick was beaten by three- Covalll, associate stewards. Pad- ees is applied in another way within a fifth of a second of the T. Alie Grissom's Ash Blue, a quarters of a length by Big Pete dock judge Vince Mar« and pUc- with a top horse. "Don't enter world mark. A horse with that Nashua colt who won two ol In Delaware's Christiana and al-ing Judges Charles W. Camac the Sapling il Harbor View kind of speed, is just like the seven starts, and Roy Sturgis' most four lengths by Big Pete in and Charles P. Sullivan, along Farm's Raise a Native is going Yankees. Because of his speed, Mr. Brick, who has won two othf e Dover. • with state steward Earl S. Pot- to run," can be the words of most owners and trainers shy nine starts, and a $5,000 supple- ter, wild be Atlantic City bound. trainers. away from the race. Howard Grant is setting a .tor-Starter Eddie Blind and John mentary nominee, round out Brennan wiM head for Maryland. Tomorrow Monmouth Park's Still, there is another unde- field. rid pace for his fellow riders und closing day feature race i» the feated one going and that is Big Riding Assignments by virtue of a triple on Wednes- $100,000 Sapling Stakes. It will Pete, owned by Mrs. Harriett N. Riding assignments include day, Is eight up on Steve Brooks, Wednesday's mutuel handle of be the 18th running of the six-Ball. Big Pete \s five for five. Robert L. Baird on Ash Blue, 46 to 38, (not including Thurs- $2,829,569 was not only the high- furlong race. Big Pete has not been as imLarry Adams riding Mr. Brick. day's card). Grant rides in CW-est of the current meeting, but A small field of four horses pressive, but he has been consis- Roty, as usual, is up on Raise acago. tomorrow which gives also set an all-time weekday were entered with Monmouth tent and he gets his work done Native, and Steve Brooks rides Brooks a Grant-free day in Which mark for Monmouth Park. Park officials waiting hopefully in the right way. Big Pete also Big Pete. to try to narrow the gap. for others before the deadline. started with a pair of victories $16,500 Yearling Raise a Native has won four- In a big money race as this Ash Blue, a $16,500 yearling, Budd Lepman, pacing the fcra!ivScotland light for-fcror. After victories In twoone, the opposition cannot be equaled a track record for three ers, Is Just three victories away overnight races. Raise a Native taken too lightly. Last year |i furlongs at the Fair Grounds in from the all-time record at Mon-Race Tomorrow clicked in the Juvenile Stakes at was two big name horses, Never New Orleans last winter, and hadmouth Park. Going into yester- five furlongs, running the disBen- d and Ahoy, as the ones ex- a second by a nose in the Dun-day's races, Lepman had sad- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The tance in 57.4 seconds. Jockey pected to carry out a battle lor can Kenner Stakes at the same dled 19 winners. In 1951, TomAtlantic Highlands Yacht Club John Ron was up, Then In the the pot of gold. But it was Delta track. Barry put the record on th« books will sponsor the first annual Scot- Mr. Brick may be the Delta when he tightened the girth on land Light Trophy race for cruis- Judge of this year's Sapling. 24 winners. ing auxiliaries and one design This colt has finished behind both single hull racing sailboats on Raise a Native and Mr. Pete. Monmouth Park's official fa- Sandy Hook Bay tomorrow. ARE YOU GOIN© TO WIN? — Janica Kerr. 159 Cloverdal. Ave., New Shrewibury, The consistent son of John's Joy mily heads out tomorrow night. The starting gun will set oft "Shore Vacation Queon" it pumping Big Pete, unbeaten contender in the $100,000 who has never been worse than Popular Kenneth H. Lennox, rac- the fleet at 10 a.m. There will Sapling Stake* at Monmouth Park tomorrow. The ipeedy thoroughbred will m»»f third in nine start*, was beaten ing secretary, fills the same post be no time limit for finishes. Wilfred Winners are determined by another unbeaten runner, Raiie a Native, in the final day of racing at the Ocean- various rating systems. The off- port plant. .. soundings ratings will be utilized for the cruising auxiliaries, while the Yachting Magazine rating! will determine the, one-design Monmouth Entries winners. The course will be from the First Race-Purse $3,500 2 y.o. Mdn ( furlongs S. Darby Scope 114 NB Atlantic Highlands Breakwater 1. Buihers Court 118 Brooks (-1 (. Donna Mite 109 Zakoor 3 2. Duke Deior 118 French 20-1 7. College Date 114 Grimm 4-1 buoy to the Scotland Light mark' 10S Aristone 8-1 er and return. S. Dls-Must 118 Bove 20-1 8. Touch and Gold All boats must weigh 300 pounds 4. Kamekameka 118 NB 12-1 Fifth Race-Purse $3,50D, 2 y.o., clg., 6 furlongi 5. aPeter Ruby 118 Boulmetls 3-1 4-1 minimum—a stipulation that re- S. WhatadevU - 118 Korle 15-1 1. Canto Ice 112 Boulmetli stricts smaller type classes like 2. Draw-T. 120 NB M Another big, competitive boating weekend is at 7. Iappoint 118 NB 4-1 113 DeSplrllo 8-1 the Penguins, Blue Jays, etc. 8. xBirdWalk 118 Grant 5-1 3. Royal Rascal hand. Local Comet, Jet and Lightning sailors have 4. Bally John 111 Block (-1 for safety reasons. ». Polo Palm 118 Brooks 8-1 5. Ye Old Slave 114 NB 10-1 trict eliminations, while sailors of practically any type Patrol boats will be provided 10. River Rouge 118 Monacelll 12-1 113 Kallal 4-1 11. May Time 118 Zakoor 15-1 (. Dlnka of sailboat may try the One-of-a-Kind event on Sandy and all class rules must be ob- served. 12. Fleet Trick 118 Block 20-1 Sixth Race-Purse $3,500, 4 year old & up, clg, 6 I k Bay. Prizes will be awarded at the13. Vouloir »8 DeSpirlto 8-1 1. Krowbar 111 Korte 3-1 14. ERough Boy 118 Kallal 5-1 2. Wild Duck 115 Brooks 5-1 The Shrewsbury River Yacht Club of Fair Haven Atlantic Highlands Y.C. Sunday 15. aWay Back When 118 Boulmetls W 3. Vert Galant 115 HarmaU 8-1 13th annual National Express Cruiser at 4:30 p.m. a Me Grath-Wlckham entry 4. Wise Guy 122 Zakoor 2-1 x Goodwin-Idle Hour Farm entry Trophy race for predicted log enthusiasts tomorrow 5. Elgar lit Grimm 10-1 Second Race-Purse $J,5M, J&4 yo Mdn Cl lrV m ). Mr. Auwah 119 French 5-2 Race chairman Charles L. Schmidt, Rumson, expects Monmouth Korte 8-1 7. Scotched, Earth 113 NB 8-1 1. Wlmms 111 8. Cahuilta 115 Korte 10-1 a fleet of 25 cruising motorboats for the run through 2. Chariot Star 111 Pulldo 20-1 105 Aristone 20-1 Seventh Race—Purse $4,000, 3 y.o., clg. 6 furlongs Sandy Hook and Lower New York bays. Results 3. Straight Jane 20-1 4. Despoil 111 Stevenson 1. Salute Ken 108 Cobb S-l The One-of-a-Kind venture, billed as the Scotland IST-Clmi.: S-4 jrn.; J t! off 2:08. 110 Brooks 4-1 Bekala (Brooki) 8.60 160 2.80 5. Braetime 6-1 2. Irepeat 115 Brooks , 8-1 Sure Pries lHarirmtr.) 3.60 3.00 6. Nashua's Son 115 NB 3. Rosy Moon 106 Bove 10-1 Light Trophy Race, Is sponsored by the Atlantic High- Arc Lamp (drlmm) ' 1,00 115 HarmaU 5-2 . T.-l:13%. -Also—Patrick! Ladj 7. Rapscallion 2nd 4-1 4. Pitch Black 115 Baird 31 lands Yacht Club. A large list of one-design sailboat Cloverdale, Wynmor, Faahlon Ferry. 8. Albergo 117 Brooks 5. Rajam 11» Grant 3-1 Mies Jana Worton Belle, Wln-Jto 9. Surcease 108 Bove 15-1 types are entered for tomorrow's racing. This is some- Sal, Mlfi CalUrt, East Plash. 15-1 6. Irish Relic 111 NB 8-1 SD-Clm».i S yn.; < I.; off. 2:38. 10. Propontls 115 French 7. Fleeting Fantasy lit NB 10-1 thing new for the area and should prove interesting. Tower Sun (K'lal) M.M «.80 4. 11. Observation 115 NB 10-1 Blue Bachelor (Korte) «.«0 5 20-1 Comet class sailors have the North and South Jer- Hotavin. (Peraa) !.„ 12. Secman 117 Carpenelli Eighth Race—Purse $4,000,4 y.o. & up, clg., 6 fur. T.-l:12,',. Also—Milter Chaddon, Hot IS. Admlrlas Home 105 Hole 8-1 3-1 sey Territorials to occupy their minds. The winners will Llelu, Chestnut Tree, Solar Spy. Tread, 10-1 1. aSadowo 11! NB deilo,. Ruhrlhan, Sharbed, TonlltM the 14. Mr. Adase 115 Korte 2. Vitality 112 Monacelll 5-1 CROWNED BY THE JOCKEYS — Songitre.i Connie Nile. Noble News. Barry 12-1 qualify for the Comet Internationals to be held at Beach (Dally Doubis f-l Paid KH.00) Third Race-Purse $3,500 2 y.o. Mdn III, CI 5J4 •{ 3. Blue Fox 2nd. 10$ Francis il crowned by Jockey Wayne Chambers as the Haven, Sept. 5-7. 3r>—Clmg.; 1 yrr; 8 t.; ol! 3:01. 1. In The Spirit 117 Monacelll 8-1 4. Poppy Jay 117 French 5-1 Bhlllln A Day (O't) 7.80 5.10 4.20 117 Brooks 4-1 5. King Stage 115 Zakoor 10-1 vl;ai fttad at th» track with a race named in her honor. Penclre Pet (Borensen) 33.10 13.602. Norman a 111 The North Jersey Territorials at Lake Hopat- I Defend (Grimm) 9.20 3. aMacassar 117 Boulmetls 2-1 6. Hustle Bubble N3 20-1 Other jockayi in th» photo are Bob Baird, Uft front; T.-l:18. Al»o— Jolly Admiral, Black 117 HarmaU 2-1 7. County Chairman 115 Kallal 4-1 cong will have 35-40 boats with possibly seven Tie, Infornothlng, Viola Star, Allergic, 4. aPrlme Number 117 Harmatz 31 Largo Lad, Flatniman, Briars, Match 5. Fiddle Away 113 French 10-1 8. Bombastic Howard Grant, right, and John Block, left rear. qualifying. Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club's Slmmo. 117 Zakoor 4-1 9. aBlg Patton 11) Baird S-l tTH-Clml.; 4-up: « I.; oH J:31. 6. Air Freight a Cross Bell Ranch-G. French entry strong fleet 35 has 16 entrants and should place Hampton Bay (B'ka) 12.20 6.« 3.80 7. Street Bounce 117 Grant 6-1 Greek John (Orant) 5.40 3,40 115 NB 15-1 at least half of them in the first 10. Rope Halter (Zakoor) 3.00 g. Lucy Miss 117 Ninth Race—Purse $3,500 i yo&up F&M cl, m-7b y T.-1:U». AHo—Mollue, Martial 9. Hasty Block 10-1 1. Fllatonga 108 MB 15-1 Nan, Dancing Dan. Windy Weather, 113 NB 20-1 Monmouth Park The South Jersey Territorials will be sailed Why LlBten. 10. Glola P. 2. Avalon Sissy 111 Bove 11-1 JTH-cimi.; 4-up; li, ra,: oft ^:0^ a Nicholas-Barry entry 3. Dance And Play 118 Kallal 81 at Beach Haven over the same approximate course Third Stan (Z'k'rl 8.00 S.OO 3.60 IN-THE-MONEY TODAY'S PICKS Beaua Hostess (Korte) 8.20 6.20 Fourth Race-Purse $3,500 3 y.o. Clg 6 furlongs 4. Duple Pupil 114 leFebrve (-1 SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT as the Internationals next month. The Little Egg D'vlne Sara (Boulmetls) 5.20 1. Lightning Fast 114 Choquette 6-1 5. Royal Idol 117 Kallal S-l T.-l:17*i. Also—acid Rhythm, Sa- (. Wind Spread 112 Monacelll 8-1 By DOTTTE GORMAN By SAM Harbor Yacht Club is the host' lacla, Brarwood, Bnow Flyer. 2. Yankee Relic 112 Sorensen 10-1 oTH—Clmf.; 4-up; 1* m.; oM 4:33. 3. Full Bloom 114 Kallal 4- 7. Lovely Shayne IM Perna 11-1 Lightning sailors have the Metropolitan Dis- Latin Rebel (H'm'z) 7.00 4.(0 3.80 Perplfnan (Torres) 7.40 4.80 4. War Knowledge 112 Harmatz 2-1 8. Just Nettle 112 Harmatz 5-1 Iappoint Bushers Court tricts on the Hudson River, sponsored by the HI Beebeh (Aristone) 7.60 Polo Palm Kamekameka T.*l;5fi. Also—Teacher. Iron Matter, Freehold 8 8 1 1 Nltoa Son. Clever Dutcheis. Pigeon Bushers Court Bird Walk Minisceongo Yacht Club. Monmouth Boat Club's Crrr-k Jllltrlm. Sautllla. Carletton League Eatontown _7 7 Z TTH-Alw.; 3 yra.; « (.; off 6:05. Braetime Rapscallion II fleet 70 will have several entrants. Qualifiers will First Orbit (Bo'tH) 4.00 3.20 3.20 L.B. Fire Dept. 8 8 2 Rapscallion II Albergo Really Trying (Ch'b'a) 4.60 4.20 Rumson-F.H. 6 11 0 2 Braetime go to the North American Lightnings champion- Volant Glgi (Shaw) 7.60 Albergo T.-H12H. Also—a-Cadahra, Namons Ocean Twp. Whips Fire '••*. IAMA _ 2 IS t ships at Tawas Bay, Mich., Sept 1-7. Bis, Civic Arean, Eager Sis, a-Waggln Normanda Prime Number Tongue. Perfect Tune, Freedam, Re Neptune „_.- 2 14 0 Fiddle Away Hasty The District One Jet 14 championship will be search, Sabenrar, a-Ooodnaster-Good TONIGHT'S GAMES. 3 Prime Number Air Freight man entry. held on Rarltan Bay, sponsored by the Raritan ITH—Alw.: 3 yrs.: 1A. m.: OH 5:3(.Dept., 14-2; Clinches Third L.B. Fire Dept. at Sum Touch and Gold College Date Rahe K (Grantl 4.00 3.00 2«1 Eatontown at Neptune Donna Mite Full Bloom Yacht Club. Again local sailors, particularly Mon- Bonnie Rullah (Bave) 0.80 4.00 safeties off two Fire Department 4 Refresco (Brooks) -.80 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - An ex- Ocean Twp. 1 1 0 Adami,3b 2 12 Royal Rascal Ye Old Slave should be a strong favorite. Will to I.lvl (Korte) 3.10 3.20 The victory. Ocean's 12 in 18 Unjer.p 3 1 1 D'E'jlto.lb 2 0 0 Score Board (Kallal) 4.60 Carleton Baseball League last stars, gave them third place with Vine.II> 2 I) ! Warl'k.cl 10 1 T.-l:53tt. Also—Sstacada. Ca'gna.lf 2 O 0 Hog'lln.p 3 0 1 Vert Galant (BEST BET) Mr. Auwah Ocean racing enthusiasts have the Ocean City- (Alt. 13,509. Kindle lt,147,3U) night with a 14-2 route of the 24 points. Fourth place Shrews- ~" I'll,as 2 0 OiEps'n.c 3 10 Mr. Auwah Wise Guy bury has 21 points, but cannot ak.rt 2 I) 0! Ab'b'l.rf 3 11 •Wise Guy Krowbar Cape May "blue-water" race tomorrow. The winner Long Branch Fire Dept. lo.c 2 O 0|MUr'J,lt III Giants-Eagles Tickets make up the difference with one Vlola,3b 2 0 0Tra'a,cI 4 11 Salute Ken Rajam will get the famed Challenge Cup. Two other contests, Freehold Are Still Available at Shrewsbury and Eatontown at game left. 19 2 3 M 14 11 Irish Relic Salute Ken The North Jersey Yacht Racing Association will L. B. Plre Dept. 000 2C0- 2 Irepeat Irepeat MIDDLETOWN - Tickets are the Long Branch IAMA, YESTERDAY'S RESULTS OoPin Twp - .114 Ota—II award its Flying Scot and Moth class pennants to win- SB—Abarbene!. Hits ott—Horelln 3 Poppy Jay Big Patton still available for the Jaycee postponed because of w e t Ocean Twp. 14, L.B. Fire Dept. 2 In 6: linger 5 In 3: Slmonell! 6 In 2. Bombastic Bombastic ners in an open regatta at Spray Beach this weekend. grounds. The Freehold-Shrews- STANDINGS fin—HriEeHr, 6; Unser 2; fllmonelll 2. 8 Football Classic to be held Sept. BB—Hoj-eMn 3: TJnfer 6: Slmonelll I. Sadowa County Chairman Skipping into next week brings up the Adams Cup 7 at Palmer Stadium, Princeton. bury game will be played to- W L T Pts. Avalon Sissy morrow. Rams 15 2 0 30 Jockey Willie Shoemaker has Royal Idol semi-finals on the Shrewsbury River Wednesday. This Mall orders should be ad- Lovely Shayne Dance and Play dressed to Jaycee Football Tonight's schedule has the Fire W.L.B ._ IS 2t ridden five or more winners on a Royal Idol Duple Pupil important series will be sponsored by the Rumson Club Classic, 186 Marsha Dr. Department at the Rams and Ocean Twp. 12 n single New York racing program Yacht Squadron in Arrows. Proceeds of the game, which Eatontown at Neptune. This Is Shrewsbury 10 on five occasions. Late Scratches will be played by the New York the final night of the regular u 1. Vouloir, Rough Boy, Way Back When Championship women's crews from five Yacht Giants and the Philadelphia eason. 2. Wimms, Straight Jane Racing Associations will be competing for a berth in Eagles, will be distributed to A double elimination round- robin play-off series among 'he WEATHER-Clear TRACK-Good POST TIME 2 P.M. the North American Adams Cup finals to be sailed at worthwhile charitable agencies throughout the state. Last year's top four finishers, Rams, West Manchester, Mass., starting Aug. 26 in International game realized H5D.O0O. Long Branch, Ocean Township 210's. and Shrewsbury, commences The game Is sponsored by theMonday evening. The regular NJYRA's women's champion Miss June Methot, New Jersey Jaycees. The stadium season champion Rams will LAST 2 DAYS of the Monmouth Boat Club, will carry the local colors. Is provided by Princeton Uni- versity, and P. BalUntlne & tackle third place finisher Ocean MILTENBERGER RUNNER-UP — Hank Mil- Township In the playoff opener. Sons Brewing Co. are assisting On Tuesday, West Long Branch, thru Tomorrow tenberger of the Shrewsbury S. & Y. C. turned in in promotion. runner-up in the 10-team loop, an impressive performance last weekend, finishing VERSATILE plays fourth-place Shrewsbury. second In the Jersey Coast Comet championship at Of the upperclassmen on the Ocean's Bill Hogelin tossed e Seaside Park. Island Height's Len Egee won the 1963 Rutgers footbaM roster, 13 three-hitter at the Fire Depart- have lettered In other sports. ment, but the way his mates were title. Most popular are baseball and hitting It didn't matter much. The Jersey Coast Star title event, sailed dur- I lacrosse, with five each. The Ocean swatters collected 11 ing the same regatta, went to one of Riverton's famed brothers, Howard Lipplncott. Blair Fletcher, another well known sailing name, was second. FOREIGN CAR SERVICING LOW COST REPAIRS RESORT OF RACING COMPLETE SERVICE OGUNFORT, N.J. RENT A CAR or TUNE-UP, MAIN JOBS 2«ll«lfn«einl.iStnwt,UlM05 • VOLKSWAOIM Tomorrow • RENAULT TRUCK from HERTZ IUKOMAN TRAINID 9 PORSCHE SMCIALISTS $100,000 BUTCH'S CAR WASH UDRIVE . . . Call.. ..., • OPil W* Alia Sank* All SAPLING > VOLVO—«tc. Make Anwrlca* Can. 170 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK PR 5-1515. CA 2-3299. 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FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1963 Trail By 4%; Yankees Idle What's with Joey Jay, Cincin- with San Francisco, 4.1/J games Witt, Jay admitted, "I have ati'f two-time 2^-game winner back of the Dodgers. asked him to sell me my con- who last year couldn't buy him- Only one other NL game was tract. I am willing to pay him elf, and this year can't find scheduled. The fourth-place Chi- my next five years' salary based SURF, FIELD AND STREAM limwlf? cago Cubs clobbered Milwaukee on what he's offering so that \ Timely Note* on the Great Outdoor* That's the problem plaguing 10-2 as Ellis Burton became the can become a free agent." teds' o f f i c i al s, who were fifth player in NL history to hit The offer, amounting to about By NELSON BENEDICT stounded last year when Jay home runs batting right and left- $125,000, was turned down. So made an unprecedented move to handed in the same game. was Jay's subsequent bid as he buy his own contract, and are The only American League raised the ante to $200,000. He A New York party boat captain paid a fine of $15( confounded this yiear by Jay's In game scheduled—Boston at Bait! finally settled the salary squab- and $10 costs in Monmouth • Beach Municipal Court bility to produce for Cincinnati's more—was rained out. ble, went to work and compiled Monday night after being found guilty of depositing National League pennant hope Jay became a 20-game winner a 21-14 record. Ms. for the first time In 1961, posting Jay wasn't tagged hard by the litter a mile offshore of Monmouth Beach on July 13. 9UIET NOW. BUT NOT TOMORROW — Fr.ehold Raceway'i oval and grandstand The right-hander, 27, absorbed a 21-10 record as the Reds Cardinals, but George Altman The skipper of the boat, the Mary II, had been appre- area are in a quiet state in th» photo, with not a person in sight. Tomorrow the another setback Thursday, log- stunned the baseball world by connected for a fifth-inning honw plant will be a buty establishment whan the Raceway open* its bO-day iesiion. ging k»j No. 15 to go with only grabbing the NL pennant. Jay run that snapped a 1-1 tie and St. hended by a state helicopter, and the actual arrest hai turned around and stunned the Louis pushed across the clincher Monmouth Park clous, tomorrow. our victories as the fifth-place been made by a member of the Marine Police wh< tab dropped a 3-2 decision to baseball world by himself in in the eighth after Jay left on a boarded the vessel. it. Louis and fell 8% games be- spring training the next season. walk, a pinch single by Charlie ind first-place Los Angeles. Locked in a salary dispute with James and Tim McCarver's sac- Similar cases are pending dn the courts. A spokes- The victory moved the Cardi- Reds' General Manager Bill De- rifice fly. man for the Bureau of Navigation said fines levied Raceway Opens Tomorrow tals into a tie for second place against party and charter boats brought up on litter charges would approximate a day's earnings for each FREEHOLD — Standardised Dancer, Jr., Mannon Robinson, again. Last season 380,341 fans patrons will be offered an oppor- whose 40 firsts was tops at Free- wagered $25,152,981. The single Mrs. Robinson Mrs. Springer Wins offending vessel. tunity to move out of the dark- hold last year, Lou Rapone, Dave day attendance high was 13,206. More fuel was added to die fires of controversy ness and into the daylight start- Howard, Eddie Cobb, Elmer After tomorrow Freehold will ing tomorrow afternoon when Conrad and Jimmy Cruise, will Wins Honors now raging In boating circles by publication of a letter be the only track for the local Freehold Raceway,, only pari- have stables that will put rac-betting gentry to seek their en Women's Tourney addressed to Brielle charter boat captain Gus Mazzuki mutuel track ' operating an ex- ing on a high plane and add totertainment. The thoroughbreds n Rumson Golf DEAL — Mrs. Kenneth Spring- Mrs. Robert Parcells, Srwaboy, by Rep. James C. Auchincloss (R-NJ). Mazzuki ha tended daytime session this side the interest in the battle for this in New Jersey move to Atlantic er, Cedar Brook, L. I., shot a 76J0-78-79-237 of the Rockies, opens a 60-day eyar's track driving champion- Cjty after tomorrow and New LEONARDO - Mrs. Richard complained about over-zealous enforcement of littei Mrs. Anthony Dreyspool, Falr- campaign. ship. Other top reinsmen pen- York's runners already have toblnson, Little Silver, won theyesterday to wrap up the 30th iew, 81-82-87—250 statutes to the congressman. Since late February metro- cilled in for appearances are moved to distant Saratoga. women's "kicker's" tournament annual Women's Metropoli- Replied Mr. Auchincloss: politan sulky enthusiasts have John Chapman and Jimmy it Beacon Hill Country Club this tan Golf Association 54-hole tour- Mrs. Murray Gordon, Elmwood, been forced to whet their betting Shafer. Mony more will appear Freehold expects close to 10,000 week. Runner-up was Mrs. Lynamen- t at the Hollywood Goll 82-84-84-250 "While I recognize the fact that enforcement appetites at the New York tracks as the weekly invitationals at- for the 10-race program on open- man Johnson, Fair Haven, with Club. Mrs. Jos. B. Crallo, HI, Mont- of laws governing such protection may interfere which operate under the lights. tract the best in the sport to ing day and that one-day at- Mrs. Walter Gillette, Fair Haven, During the first two days Mrs. lair, 86-81-84-251 Now the harness improvers will the historic oval, tendance figurs could be broken third. Springer, defending champion, Mrs. OeWitt Alexandre, Somer- with your business, at the same time the pollution on the following Saturday. Ex- have a chance to acquire a tan Mrs. Gillette posted low putts fired rounds of 83-75 and her 78:et Hills, S7-84-84-25J Highlight of opening day will tra betting windows at the top of the beaches which comes from fishing boats too while watching their favorite >f 30. yesterday gave her a total ol 234 Mrs. Bernard Freeman, In- be the $5,000 Inaugural Pace. of the homestretch and at the close to shore Interferes with a very important trotters and pacers around the The member-member women's strokes. rood, 83*2-91-256 This Is the first year that Free- first turn will help loosen the trim Monmouth County half-mile /ourney has reached the finals, This year's winning total was Mrs. Thomas MeDarby, Deal, business including the health and happiness of the hold has offered such an at- flow of the crowd and spetd up ourse. ilrs. Cordon Van Home and part- the lowest since Miss Judy Frank 86-8-83—257 tractive event on opening day betting to possibly bring the track citizens. I think that fishing boats should not be ner, Mrs. Justine Lincoln, will Mrs. Nancy Albert, Greenacres, The raceway is 112 years old and it has drawn some of the its first handle of a million dol- won with 232 In 1956. permitted within at least one mile of beaches, compete against Mrs. Charles 84-89-85-258 but the many improvements in fastest sidewheelers in the game. lars in a single afternoon. The Mrs. Springer used a total ol Paterno and partner, Miss (jinny Mrs. Alfred King, Rumson, U- especially when th'e wind is blowing from the east. recent years have so modernized Last year all handle and bett- mark for one day is (758,719. 26 putts in her last round which 86-85^-259 "I hope you men in the fishing business will the establishment that it now be- ing records at the track were McCabe, In the final round. was highlighted by her holing out lles its age. This year, besides shattered. With the Increased Freehold has parking for 6.000 A one-day hutband-wife tourna a 40-foot wedge shot from the Mm. Irving Kaufmann, Con- co-operate in this matter so that the vast number a full-sized totalizator board andparking and betting facilities cars and Is lituated at the junc- ment will be played herd Sun- sand trap alongside the second ury, 91*6-81-260 Holly- of people who- come to New Jersey to enjoy the 42 more betting booths, the bigthose marks will probably fall tion of Rts. 9 and 33. day. green. Mrs. Henry Doubilet, recreation offered by the beaches may not be changes in the shore oval are a The ch a m p I o n was three vood, 86-88-87-261 film patrol of each race, higher strokes down to Mrs. Parcells Mrs. Karl Clement, Nassau, U- molested." quality race horses and additional Brown Defeated with three holes to play, but she 14-89-261 Reaction to Mr. Auchincloss' suggestion that parking. The film can be re- 13th SRYC Predicted Log finished strong with birdies on Mrs. Alan Sagner, Mt. Ridge, viewed by the judges 30 seconds he 16th and 18th holes. On the85-88-89-262. fishing boats be kept a mile offshore was immedi- after completion of a race and n Net Tourney 16th she dropped a 38-footer and ate and violent in waterfront circles. Probably most also will permit them to study Race Set for Tomorrow in the 18th rolled in with a 12- the race again the morning after KALAMAZOO, Mich. - Jerry charitable of the caustic criticisms leveled against irown, Spring Lake, bowed ou oot putt. SEE THE STARS in cases where fines of suspen- FAIR HAVEN - The 13th an the National Association of En- the fourth round of the Nation Mrsi Thomas MeDarby, Deal the congressman by boating folk was that he was sions are Involved. nual Shrewsbury River Yacht gine and Boat Manufacturers. AT il Junior and Boys' Tennis Tour- ihot 88-88-83-257; Mrs. Alfred Club predicted log cruiser con- The contest Is open to cruising "out of touch with reality." The increase in purses and the lament here yesterday, losing t< King, Rumson, 88-88-85—259, and test will be held tomorrow. The motor boats, 24 feet in length STADIUM, R) 34 lecond seeded, Lamar Rwmer, Mrs. Henry Doubilet, Hollywood, Among more outspoken boatmen was Capt How- appearance of some of the na-35-nautlcal mile contest Is spon- and over. The course will take IIIMAR, N. J. ard Bogan of the M/V Jamaica, Brielle. In a letter tc tion's top reinsmen have in- •louston, Tex., 6-1, 6-2. 86-887-261 to keep the area WALL sored by the Eastern Cruiser As- the fleet through oheck points off golfers in, the competition. Mr. Auchincloss, he charged: creased the quality of horses sociation and sanctioned and con Sandy Hook, Ambrose and Scot- Brown, Christian Brother; • WAILY DALLEHBACH that will race here this season. ducted under the rules of the land Lightships, Sandy Hook Academy's net standout, was un- Final Standings: "There is absolutely no conclusive evidence prov- National driving champion Bob American Power Boat Associa- Channel and return to Buoy 2 atseeded In the junior division of Mrs. Kenneth Springer, Ceda • TOMMIE ELLIOT ing that the fishing boats are polluting beaches ... It Farrington, is bringing 30 head, tion. the entrance to the Shrewsbury the week-long tourney. Brook, L.I., 83-75-76-234 Merrie The top-seeded junior player, • PETE FRAME including ace trotter The winner wiH be awarded River. is strictly hearsay and invalid assumptions on the part Honest •aty Rose, Orinda, Calif., Clem and fast pacers the National Express Cruiser Race chairman Charles L. • BILL CHEVALIER of a few local politicians. ipset in the third round, 6-3, Choice and Mike's Lady. Trophy, a prize that has been in Schmidt, Rumson, expects 35 to Don't Miss.lt! 4-6, 6-1, by Dick Carter, Baton • BILL MCCARTHY "Some of the very beaches which are in questioi Top Drivers competition since 1906. This 40 boats. There will be a meet- Rouge, La. • JACK HART and are crying pollution have sewage drains emptyin, Also, Tony Abbatiello, Harold trophy is presented annually by ing of contestants and observers JAYCEE Speed Derby in the olubhouse oft River Rd AH. BUSINESSMEN'S put right in front of them. The stench that comes from (Swmniprt • DAVE HULSE months and produce tons of fish, exciting enter- tonight at 7 o'clock. The race A. H. B. O. these drains is unbearable at times. Chemicals or not, starts tomorrow morning and W • JIM HOFFMAN ; tainment and recreation for people who come to Oarulo'a Eiio ...31 Aug. 17th this matter is still draining into the ocean where peopl concludes about S p.m. A vic-waziy'a Tavern IT APPIARINS ONLY AT New Jersey for its fine fishing." tory buffet dinner-dance starts ai ifiry'a Taam u WALL STADIUM are swimming only a few hundred feet away. yalt'a Team „..: 19 Spte. Jaytse PresMtats Roce A spokesman for the complex of commercial fish 8 p.m. All awards will be made {c Kenzle'a Team 14 IN CINTRAL NIW JIRilY "Secondly, the main brunt of garbage, trash, at the dinner. L« Rue'a Team 4 Stadium, Rt. 34, ing operations centered on Compton's Creek in Belford dunnage, dirty water, etc., comes down along the WALL ••Imar, N. J. STOCK CAR RACES said hds people were narrowly watching the debate COMPLETE • 30-LAP KATURI beach with the northerly current out of Raritan Full Program el He added the professionals would fight tooth and nail New York Jets BATTERY SERVICE and New York Bays. A good amount of this debris Stack Car RacM any effort to drive fishing vessels a mile offshore. New—Raatati—Rtchsro* NIGHT also comes from steamers heading to and from Add 2 Players Help roar leal ttr'f Oi»pler hr And in Highlands, where Mr. Auchincloss has been DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. barter Uekria la tlvuca Iran an> 8:30 P.M. New York and who are constantly dumping trash accused of being something less than energetic in press- PEEKSKILL, N. Y. (AP)-The 31 IAST MONT STMIT IAVOEE membw. SAT. overboard. These steamers are fairly close inshore New York Jets of the American ing for establishment of an inlet at Spermaceti Cove RID IANK T«l. SH 7-0121 when passing this stretch of land, and their dump- Football League added two play- fishing boat operators denounced a one-mile limit in ers to their roster yesterday, ings are washed ashore by the very east wind that terms which ranged from "unrealistic" to "outrageous.1 signing rookie Bill Wood as a you mentioned in your letter. free agent and purchasing line- From a dispassionate viewpoint, it is evident the "As for keeping fishing boats at least one backer Charlie Tehokas from the hue and cry over litter and pollution has made some Boston Patriots. CARLOAD mile offshore, this would mean eventual destruc- strange political bedfellows. The big marine enforce- Wood, a S-foot-11, 185-pounder tion of the sport fishing industry. You fail to from West Virginia Wesleyan, will ment program was initiated on a state level under a realize this wouki wipe out 90 per cent of the fish- be given trials as defensive half- Democratic administration largely at the request of back and flanker back. He was ing boats operating today. The richest fish-produc- Republican county and municipal officials. recently cut by Baltimore of the ing grounds for anglers are located within one National Football League. Now Washington Is in on the act Prior to mile of shore. Mr. Auchincloss' statement, Sen. Clifford Case "... These areas are fished day after day BASEBALL (R-NJ) had publicly taken a dim view of the posi- by thousands of people throughout the summer American League tion of fishing boats insofar as inshore litter was W. L. Pc(. G.B. FAMOUS GENERAL concerned. New York 66 37 .641 - Chicago ... 59 46 .562 8 Out of all the charges and counter-charges, Baltimore 60 49 .350 9 though, some good may result In fighting back as Minnesota 57 49 .538 10|4 S.T.M. NYLON JUST ARRIVED! they are presently doing, fishing boat folk are Boston 53 51 .510 13V Cleveland ... 53 55 .491 151, bringing into the open the serious pollution prob- Los Angeles 53 58 .477 17 lem that exists wherever semi-treated sewage is Kansas City 48 57 .457 19 being spewed into the Atlantic a short distance Detroit 43 59 Large Shipment of Washington 37 68 .352 30 from shore. Thursday'Th s Results Moreover, there Is excellent reason to believe Boston at Baltimore, rain the supervisor of the Port of New York and other Only game scheduled harbor agencies will become somewhat more mili- Today's Games Chicago at Los Angeles (N) FORD, CHEVY, tant In abating the noxious practices of garbage Minnesota at Kansas City (N) PLYMOUTH, disposal and bilge pumping in areas where such Cleveland at Detroit (N) STU0EBAKER BRAND NEW Baltimore at New York (N) No natter must ultimately end up on the beaches. Boston at Washington (2 twi- SECONDS Pre-assembled cedar night) Saturday's Games OdOOE, PONTIAC, RAMBLER, AMBASSADOR, MERCURY, TREAD PATTERNS Cleveland at Detroit OLDS, OE SOTO, BUICK (EXCEPT ROAOMASTER, ELECTRA) Baltimore at New York Chicago at Los Angeles (N) PICKET FENCE TOMORROW AUG Minnesota at Kansas City (N) 7.10-15 _»1499* 8.00-14 Boston at Washington National League Specially priced at W. L. Pet. G.B. BIG CAR SPECIAL COMPACT CAR Los Angeles .64 42 .602 — GENERAL NYLON WHITEWALLS San Francisco 60 47 .561 V/, SPECIAL SL St. Louis 60 47 .561 4'^ 'fiHTLY MORE Chicago 57 48 .543 »/, *• Cincinnati 57 52 .523 »/, Philadelphia _ 56 51 .523 8% per 8 ft. Milwaukee 54 54 .500 11 '6.00-19 Pittsburgh ..... 52 53 .495 11<4 CADILLAC, CHRYSLER, section CONTINENTAL, BUICK Houston 41 87 .380 24 GENERAL TUBELESS New York ..... 33 73 .311 31 Thursday's Results St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 2 DOUBLE GUARANTEE ftlNT KOTE CEILING TILE Chicago 10, Milwaukee 2 You are protected against defects in workmanship and Only games scheduled materials for tread life, and against normal road hazards lor Ml ptlcai nnar tiaik«all$, plui ! Only games scheduled a full IS on the 3.T.M. and 21 months on the General. AM ad- in, ric«o«(in catinf. • 12x12 WHITE Today** Games justments profited on current prices at time of adjustment •taba-Typ* TuMWu 10 RACES DAILY AUG. 3 - OCT. 12 San Francisco at Chicago • WASHABLE SQ. FT. 9 A POST TIME It P.M. • DAILY DOUBLE 1:45 New York at Milwaukee (2 twi- Amtrlci'i Oldtit Hiftieu Dm Trick ... Air Comjltlomd OnMlUnd and nlght) Itttiuunt Ficillllii . . . Plinly of Parking Jpact . . , faihlon Jhow lury Philadelphia at St. Louis (N BOB KUNZE — ED GOLDEN HiuridH (Ladiei1 Day) at 12)30 J.M.. Udlai MmllUd hai. Mmliilm SI.M. Los,Angeles.at Houston (N) MARINE LUMBER CO. Freehold, H. J. When Route 1 m««fHtou(a 33 Pittsburgh at aaclnnatl (N) Saturday's Games HM el do-lt-yourwlf moMrisli for kern* and beat New York at Milwaukee MIDDLETOWN GENERAL TIRE CO. MAHOttANV, TIAK. OAK «d MARINE M.YWOODS _„.-. Olrwt W Tr«al! Philadelphia at St. Louis (N) I.v. H.rt Bank N. Y. Rita Tarmlnal 11 Noo/ 1139 OCEAN AVI., SIA MIGHT Mien* 842-33S5 I,v. Entontown, M«ln It.. 1J;18 P.M. San Francisco at Chicago Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (T. 34 ft AVE. D. UONAROO-OPEN DAILY (4, M1-W1 O|ea Drily • A.M. le »:30 P.M., Sal. • A.M. 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Red Bank 74TrO787 1982 ISIPALA CHEVROLET-Hardlop Mamie* Schwartz A Sons JIM OLDSMOBILI _— Four-dooi r sedan, cellent condition. MIS. imOOS. mutrier. J875. Call after 6 p.m. 671-1OSJ, M4 CAtlllXAC —* Runnlm MO, Call after 8 p Six cylinder, automatic, power steering 141 W. Front St.. Rid Bank 747-OTH I960 RAMBLER —Four-door it.tlo! 961 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Con195- 6 FORD VICTORIA V-8 — Btlck S1.B77 Mm«i after 5. B5S PLYMOUTH — N!i>e-passen|er Good tlr«s. Betl ott*r. wagon. Deluxe trim. Automatic tram ertlble. Pull power, radio and beater, ihifl, radio, heater, whitewalll, one tatlon wacon, 9H5O Call 1961 CORVA1P- MONZA— Fully equipped IMS FORD CONVERTIBLE — Custom, now tires, excellent condition. One owner. 1325- H1-7I54 lBffl OHBVROLET STATION WAOON 747-0643 burktt aeatn. Leavini for college, must miailon, radio, beater. Foam rubber re vner. I1.7B5. 84M278. V-8, radio. Heater, air ™nrlitlonlng. Sei •ell. Beat offer takes It. Call S42-1M7. 1H1 ENOU8H FORD — An(II>. haw Packard tatt llirhta. Me Modified au dining seats. New oolnts Job. Under 1961 BONNEVILLE CONVERTIBLE - at 120 Wilson Ave.. Fort Monmouth mileage. Excellent ccmrlltton. Ra41o, iBuick powered overdrive tr.mmlMlon, coating. Excellent condition. Low mile M» PLYMOUTH CU8T0M SUBURBAN All white, silver-blue Interior, full pow- 851 CHEVROLET — Rack truck, IMS 1M0 LAMBRETTA U - lllir ReuonabK. 747-3444. consider but oiler. Call at«r 6 p.m.ag«. *U0O or beat oiler. Call 7(10311 Power steering. Automatic transmls- er. A-l condition. Call after 5 p.m. MOTORCYCLE - J963- B8A, 250 notor. Good buy. Call after S p.m.mako offer. Call WtW72 altar • p.m. Ion, radio, heater. Original owner. 711-5407, Metallic red. 1625. Call after 6 p.m 91-9J31. H71-23O0 1UM OWBHOB1LE — ContHUtU. One Ma 741-9311. K6-46S3. owner, Bujlqc new one. $690. MQA 1600 — 1960, black, eicellent 959 OODOE — Hardtop, V-8 custom TR 3 — 19U, white, radio, heater, M2.32M AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS fc TRUCKS JNCOLN — 1953, two-door, hardtop, condition, new rubber, one owner. See 1>55 DODGE CORONET — Four-door led. New paint and seat covets. Must rhllewall tires, excellent condition. CaL good condition. 1279. at TOMAINO'S SHELL STATION, X. Oood condition all around. $250. 264 ell this week. 222-3137. I42-14H. TOR SALE — IBM ".ton FOM Pickup 747-3818 Front St.. Red Bank. truck. Like sew. Heater. 3433. 1K5O aTUOEBAKEH CHAMPION—Ex W8 CHXVHOLET IMPALJl — Twocellen. t runntnc condition. Low mileage AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS oor, excellent condition. Call after B 19H VOLKSWAGEN — Ooo4 UaWpor M-0674. Best Offer takes it. Call S71-18S5. Utton. minor repairs needed, $3SO. CaJt 19M CHRYSLER CON\fERTIBLE 7<1VHI) Ml PLYMOUTH — Station waton New top and tires. AJklns 9350. Maki Hean. New seat coven, battery, and offer. 747-4034. CHIVKOUT -- ISM. Two-door, atl Ires. Oood motor. Standard trans- cylinder, radio, heater. Automatic trans, lislon. I22S. APPLKOATK'B OARAGE 1982 HONDA MOTORCTCLB — «p mission. Origins! owner. fMO. BW-H aXOBOX HO1II lAIja. INC. '59 FORD Panel Delivery 650. SMASH Route uo ItobbbaTllIa, M. I. '58 MERCURY 9 Pa«i. Sta. Wagon, MOM. P.St. 695. '59 FORD Cuitom "300" 4D., FOM 795. MID - SUMMER TRACTORS '60 FORD Fairlana 6 Cyl. 4D., FOM 850. BARGAIN — Fsrrnall Tractor Model A. Allls-Chalinars, Model B. Boti with '59 MERCURY Monterey 4D, MOM, P.St. 895. all equipment. Cll tnUO '60 FORD Fairlan* "500" 2D., FOM 950. CLEARANCE '60 WANTED-ALrrOMOITVE COMET 2D, M'Omatic 950. '59 1962 FORD $1795 FORD 6P. Country Sedan SW, FOM 995. TOM'S FORD INC. '61 Country Sedan Station Wagon, V-8, Automatic. in PAX OASB roR uno CAM '60 FALCON 2D Sedan, R&H 995. •0 Main at. Mt-UOO tfatawas '59 DODGE "Polara" Hd.Tp., P-Fli., P.St. 1150. 1962 STUDEBAKER . . $1895 (lit mi Iran: Katawan Mil •Ullea) '59 MERCURY Parklane 4D H.T., MOM, P.St. 1195. Station Wagon. Many axtraf. V-8 •OATS AND ACdSSORIB '60 FORD Convertible, FOM, P.St. 1145. New 1963 English Ford Anglia '60 FORD 4D Hd.Tp., FOM, P.St. 1195. 1962 STUDEBAKER . . $1595 Rumion Yacht Baiin '60 FORD 2D Hd.Tp. Starliner, FOM 1295. up to 40 M.P.G. V-8, Standard Trammttiion PRESENTS '60 FORD 9P Country Squire SW, FOM, P.St. 1295. HEATER • DEFROSTER • WHITE WALLS 1962 STUDEBAKER . . $1895 '62 MERCURY Monterey 4D, MOM, P.St. 1295. BUCKET SEATS • 4-SPEED TRANSMISSION Convertible, V-8. Very clean, many extrai VIKING "36" •60 FALCON 4D Sedan, R&H 1395. I YR. 12,000 MILE GUARANTEE ON DISPLAY '61 CHEVROLET Kingwood 9P Sta. Wgri., P-GI. 1395. '62 1961 VALIANT . . . . $1695 Also Uud Beati for S«U COMET S-22 Sport 2D, MOM 1395. Two-Door Hardtop. Automatic '61 COMET 2-D Sedan 1595. • W$M& per day Among Many Oihtn '60 • Includes Iniuranc* F&H MOTORS MERCURY Convertible, MOM, P.St. 1595. 1M0 Motor taller end Inlerait for 34 (A Nice Place To Do Business) '63 THUNDERBIRD, Full Power 1850. Diesel Power _~_ ,1,500 Months AUTHORIZED ENGLISH FORD DEALER 25' Chris Craft . 1.150 '63 FALCON 4D Sedan, F'Ontatie I860. # Poitinly No Extras BAILLY BROS. INC 33' Pacemaker __...«, •,500 31' Chrle Oralt Moo '63 COMET 4D, M'Omatic Low Mileage 1995. # Low Low Bank Ttrml HWY. 35 B4£.IHI EATONTOWN 91 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK 23' 1M1 Chris Craft 1M li.p. MM '63 FALCON Futura 2D. Hd.Tp., FOM, P.St. 2050. LIMITED OFFER TO AUGUST 31, IHl 747-0596 FINANCING ARRANGED '61 FALCON ECONOLINE Club Wagon 2150. THUNDERBIRD, Full Power 2395. FIRST IT. RU1M0N '62 (301) MI-SOD LINCOLN-CONTINENTAL 4D, Air Cond. 4395. MAJUNX HUFPUBa) Iverjthlng (or the Boatman. Ifiw Jet- str's largest marine supply bouse. SHOP THE SIGN OF Bvloruda >alaa and urvle* THJ1 BOATMArCB iHOP 14 Whut Are. TtHTM Ran Bank. '63 TRIUMPH SALE Open lundays and Holldaia I aan pm CXNTUKT VHONO — IV UM in- «3 board. 15 Oray marina, new eoitna FULL TRIUMPH 1M0, nivy top, many aitras. Cost DEPENDABILITY! SEDAN 1300 3-DR. PRICE Includes: SSJfr .?*«£ $&*?&& HelUr, Sea Brlihl MJUKeU CHECK THESE MONEY SAVERS . . . Defroster, Uta' ALUMINUM RUNABOUT with IV, ENGLISH DELIVERED While Wills, h,p. Ivlnruite motor, forward eontnu 747-4S45 Windshield and ataarlnc. windshield, taa taut and 74I-&O00 AGENCIES WMher, motor cover, int. CaU ift-JMJ. NOTHING EXTRA TO PAYI Directional •IJnils. Jf CHRM ORAIT «ea Itltf. BJMUMI Sine 1904 — MONMOUTH & MAPLE, RED BANK 1951 DODGE eondlUon. i ' 108 NEW CARS IN STOCK car ... fair price . . . mi . . . excellent lervice McCARriiy ... SEE US TODAYI • HIGHER TRADE-INS • FAIRLANE *FALC0N • HUGE stwm FORD THUNDERBIRD '61 VOLKSWAGEN $1395 Radio, hsater. White convertible. # WE MUST SELL • COMET •60 HILLMAN $795 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY METE0R OUR ENTIRE MERCURY • Black convtrtibti. STOCK OF IVILIV^IV • • MONTEREY •54 KAISER DARRIN ROADSTER $1595 31 USED CARS Red and black. Radio, heater, one owner, NOWI . low /mlago, LINCOLN - CONTINENTAL '58 HUSKY WAGON $495 '59 BUICK Elactra, •62 RENAULT DAUPHINE $895 lull powsr, silver gray $1199 Ssdtn. IF YOU NEED A CAR "60 CHEVY '61 SIMCA ELYSEE $650 Hardtop, Impala powered Sedan. $M45 '60 MORRIS MINOR $550 09.10 BE SURE Two-door ledan. Law mileage, YOU CAN SAVE HUNDREDS TO COME IN THIS WEEK-END IF YOU ACT NOWI

MONMOUTH ST, and MAPLE AVE. All OH.ii Will CONTINENTAL CARS, Inc. Raealva CamldtraHtii "ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOIILES" RED BANK NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED IANK 747-4500 OPEN EVENINGS Augu* % \%Z RED BANK REGISTER HELP WANTED-MALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE WANTED—TEN MENI Introducing ... FREE INSTALLATION! FIELD'S . . . ALUJUWM COMBINATION BEST BUY OF THE YEAR 1 To'be trained for permanent poaltJon, Jo lay of(j, no strikes, no seasona 1 STORM WINDOWS lor our recently opened factory branch FANTABULOUS 'BUDGETEER work. These are Jobs with a futun Opening! now available in three Not U«ed . . . Not Dimmed ... But a Cualom Deilaned CHAPEL HILL HOMES ASSEMBLERS-SOLDERERS partraenti. Ace 20-40. 6 for $77 Thre» Room Grouping ' ANY SIZE TO MANT 3»l66 Styled . . . Priced . . . Budgeted TRIPLE IKSERT—WEATHER FILLED WITH CUSTOM BUILT FEATURES CALL 741-4326 BETWEEN STRIPPED WIRERS For Beginners! GENUINE ALCOA I AND 5 P.M. ONLY 3 Complete Rooms of PROWN'S RANCHES • SPLIT LEVELS • TWO-STORY BRAND NEW FURNITURE 32 Broti St., Red Bank M1-7SW $320 TO START COMPLETE MAHOGANY bedroom let. for only $295. Including mattresi and box iprlng. PRICED FROM $20,900 Call H1-31D3 after « p.m. Apply in person KKAL iSBTATE BALE8MEN WANTE] Pay only $3 weekly — New Jersey's largest real eats • 10 Piece Living Room Group FEATURES INCLUDE broker baa openings for real eat* • 9 Piece Bedroom. Modem MERCHANDISE WANTED ia-lesmen. Why settle (or Just a jot • 5 Piece Dinette my job? Enter the profession that i plus Top Middletown location. Convenient to school, shopping 8:30 to 4:30 p.m. daily he basis -of all wealth — real estab WANTED — Small (arm tractor, not N'o experience necessary; we will trail A Guaranteed Family Size In working order and cheap. Call afti and transportation. All wood windows and doors, all cop- rou a nrt offer excellent commUsloni EEFR1CERAT0R S p.m. 718-7283. md opportunity with ui in real estate per plumbing, 100 ampere electric service, Norge ga« Full-time men. Call now for appoln Only at WANTED merit. Aek for Harry Wenzer. TH; UdlSU ORIENTAL RUGS dryer, modern science kitchen, plenty of closets, bathroom BEHG AGENCY, Mlddletown. 8T CHINES! AND PERSIAN vanity plus other extras, 1OO0. FIELD'S FRIEDMAN GALLKEIEf AEROLOGICAL RESEARCH 174-3113 Evening! 222-7U2 CCOU.YTANT—Good opportunity fc 7-11 East Front Street. Keyport rcllpge graduate with three to (U Open Dally 94 USED WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA PIELAET. INC. — 741-3306 gears' experience In public accounttn 2M-3020 — Published wihln tie lait live yean 35 Third Ave. or local CI'A firm. Bend detailed n Thursday! and Fridayi 'UI 9 or BO. Call 871-2853. Danemtr Drive, Middletown Long Branch lume and salary reaulred to "A.H. 511, Red Bank. ANTIQUES ~ Paintings. N. J.AUas*. DIRECTIONS: Route 39 to Chapel H1U IW. (at Oaals Restaurant). HELP FOR SALE Estates purchased and appraised. 747' LEARN THE "BRASS TACKfl"-* 2003. Tbe Hudson Shop Inc., SI] Chapel Hill Road one Week to Danemar Drive and model bom*. :al estate telling. It you are Interei broad 6u. Shrewsbury. d in 1 life career in real entaAe, w EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY NOON TO DUSK OPERATORS WANTED — BRIDGE SWIMMING POOLS BOATS AND ACCESSORIES HELP WANTED-FEMALE n tell you your potential! We ne SPORTSWEAR, 247 Bridge Ave., Re OLD FIJRNITUHB - AnllQUe* catna. iwo people now. Call FIRESIDE REA Bank. AND SUPPLIES glassware, art oblects and bric-a-brao, 1S63 ttl' FIBERGLAS — viking Crest- TY, for appointment, 671-2531. Immediate cash lor anything and every* HOUSES FOR SALE liner. Two months old. loo h.D. tnter- SECRETARY WANTED — Telephone solicitor*. Part thing. Rusdl's, 25 ICut Front St., COMMERCIAL RENTALS cepter. Inboard-outboard. Colt new time evenings. Start 6 p.m. Should DOUOBBOY AND BUSTER CRABBE 741-1683. Permanent position as secretary to have good telephone voice. No expert' STOKE FOR RENT - Next to Mnyfalr M.700. Call 7M-3878. editor and publisher of trade magazine POOLS. Ztay charge on above ground ence needed. Call 741-2137 between pools. Chemicals, pool service and sup- Super Market, Newman Springs Rd., RUMSON — Spacious four-bed- 18l7p TKOJAN CABIN — 60 h.p. Evln- for fully qualified woman. Salary and ft p.m. Red Bank. Call days SH iesll». «ve- level good. Use IBM electric type- tlles. All your pool needs In stock. PETS & LIVESTOCK room, two-bath ranch in Holy rutle electric, fully equipped, with boat EXECUTIVE TRAINEE 'ree delivery. SWIMMINO RIVER nlngs 741-8013. Blip at Highland!. Aiklng (900. 747.3398 writer and dictation equipment. We 'UNO INSTRUCTOR — Full or part- prefer tame experience In fields o( POOLS SALli. Hwy. 3J, EaUmtown. 1.400 SQ. FT. of ground level apace, Cross parish with vestibule, large aller 5 p.m. llmft. 787-6OD0. BERTOLO MUSIC. Hwy. ADORABLE STANDARD POODLE trade Journal publishing or advertis- Age 21-33, should have some sail 38, Port Monmouth. Vi mll« south of Uonmoutb Shoppln Ideal for warehouse, reupholstering busi- living room with fireplace, separ- BEAUTIFUL U' BKIFP — Like new. ing but will consider all applicants. experience. High school graduate, cc Center. 542-1777. PUPPIES — Champion lineage. line ness, etc. Very reasonable. Inquire at COUPLE — Cook-housewftrker; butler children's pets. HO. 671-1386. ate dining room, roomy kitchen, 35 h.p. Evlnrude. Fully equipped, Navy Write fully in first letter or contact lege preferred. Topp salary to thoi ACCORDIONS — New and used. 1 Mlddletown Car Wash, Hwy. 38, Mid. top. In water, ready to go. t68i, 812-1866 Mrs. Esther Hall for application form. selected plus profirofit sharin' g and pe houseman-chauffeur. Recent reference dletown. pine panedel den, laundry, two- and experience required. Top salary. Baas. Reasonable, two year guarantee. MALE BASSETT HOUND — AKC reg- Phone 222-2SQ7. MATTINGLETf Blon plan, lntcreiestin" g work, ad vane Freehold Muslo Center, 88 South St. car garage on treed plot over l'/4 PENN YAN — 3fi h.p. Johnson motor, ment assured. &See John Clark, Ma "17-4 MS. istered, PUBLISHING CO., 61 Monmouth Rd., 492-4730. ' 291-IOM OFFICE SPACE canvaa cover, anchor, cushions. In wa- Oakhurst. a&er, BELL FINANCNANCE CO.CO , HlHtghwah : acres. Extras include dishwasher, ter. Slip Included. tSOO. 747-1HB. 36, Atlantic Highlands. Call 291-230Q COMBINATION WOODWORKING MA- TOY POODLES — Male silver gray Beat furnished, will redecorate to suit combination, wall-to-wall, carpet- 28' BEA SKIFF — Perrect [or OK «hore IDOW MOTHER AND CHILI>—WouM SITUATIONS WANTED, Female CHINE — Hollow chisel mortlser, auto- AKC registered. Six weeks old. To your requlrments. Beat location, wll tuhlng. Pkor.e like mature healthy woman for com- matic washing machine, chest type 1128 747-3328 sub-dlvlde If necessary, fie* and com ing, air-conditioner, river rights 8«-202B panion to ahare lovely home. Free ac. WILL CARE for seml-invBlid or elderl; freezer, filing cabinet, nails. 102 Hanci pare. 741-1100. and many evergreen shrubs. Tax- commodaMona. Call 623-1223 In Newark person. Days. Ave., New Shrewsbury. Wednesday and BEAGLE PUP — Male, 10 months old, 30' CABIN CRUISER — Twin »crew, between 6 ami 10 p.m. Friday, Aug. 2. 7170035 Saturday 2-4 p.m. AKC registered chunky,'black, and taj es $898. Asking $47,500. Standing head. stalnlesB steel galley, U8ED CAR CLEANUP MAN - good disposition. 291-1568. HOUSES FOR RENT REGISTERED NUHSE8 — 3 p.m.-U EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER— Wit ELECTRIC RANGE - QE 4.0". top sleeps six. Readv for water. Call aftsi have electric buffer experience. Appl STANDARD POODLES — AKC Colo HERE IS A MOST UNUSUAL 6 p.m. 21! al 7-7716, p.m., 11 p.m to 7 a.m. Good wages, own transportation. Call 741-888: controls. A-l condition, J5C. BOWTELU travel expense!. Write "A.V." Box 611,In person. MAURICE SCHWARTZ cream, apricot and black. S50 to I10O, SONS, lit W, Front St., Red Hani .r 741-8339. 291-2100 or 291-1B87. OPPORTUNITY - This restored 16' ROWBOAT — IB h.p. outboard Red Bank. 747-9212. RELIABLE WOMAN - Wishes to tak MICROFILM VIEWER, 175; gatelB RENTALS and modernized Colonial was motor, seat pads and life preservers, YOUNG LADY - To work part-time TRACTOIt TRAILER DRIVERS—APL care of children in her home. Will ENTIRE DAIRI HERD WANTED »125. Call 281-0865. In person, Nappl Trucking Corp., Mo; table, 116 .'HI: knecholc di'«k. 119.511 PHONE 291-0488 built in 1740 and is in tip-topcon - In dry cleaning department of coln-o. also board If desired. Call 7i7-2609. bookcaae, 5,8.50: five-piece kitchen spt Holstelns, Guernseys or any breed., matic laundry. Apply Donald's Coln-o- rlfllown ltd,, Matawan. have a good nuuket, out of mate, To see It we have a rental for your dition. There i5 a hospitable cen- ALMOST NEW — Boat trailer, for 18' BEAUTIFUL CEDAR DOG HOUBE8- 116.50: shelf. $3.75; bird cage, $1.75; hoat. Used once. Capacity 1.B00 pounds. matlc Laundry, Newman Springs Rd,, PHESSER ~ For one-hour cleanln secretary desk, 149; books 5-10-25C. with young farmers starting up. Call else family • Too many to list, ter hall with powder room, living Complete with hitch. Cost $270. Asking Red Bank. plant. Steady work. Apply In persor Slzes for all dogs. KING'S KENNELS. More and more. rtUSCIL'8, 25 E. Front collect. Reuben Greenberg, Inc., Co J2Z5. Call after 8:3a. 787-67)!). bn p.m. 121 Main 81., Malawan. Rt. 35, Oaktiurst. 531-1637. St.. Red Bank. 7411693. lumbus. New Jersey. Phoo» 298-102: room with fireplace, dining room LADY NEEDED — For light clearing or :SS-1664. F, A. Gehlhaus in school. Mondays through Fridays, CHERIBOB KENNELS — Golden COllf with fireplace, country kitchen ONE OF A KIND—W custom cabin and cream Chihuahua puppies. Bre cruiser. Entire hull flberglaied. 27B starting in August. Please write dating TV BENCHMAN BATH TUB ENCLOSURE AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD — Cham Real Estate with fireplace and barbecue, fam- lor conformation and children, Stu< plon blood line, six weeks old. h p Mercury conversion. Two bunks, aue, qualifications, experience, trans- Eveningo, weekends, per net basl Hwy 38 ' Leonardo portation etc.. lo "A.K." Box 5U service. 071-1802. 741-1169 ily room, four bedrooms, lVi head, all accessories. Excellent. 8*2- Reply to "B. R.", Box 511, Red Ban! $29.95 (Near Blue A White Bus Terminal. 3429. lied Bank. WILL HELP OUT with private parties SHETLAND SHEEP DOO PUPPIES— baths, steam oil heat. Features MEN TO DRIVE PAPER . ... dlnnerf or other occasions. Call 8H 1< Corns In and see this exceptional v&lui THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW—For fur- HYDROPLANE — !' Minima*. Bin today, Itutailatloa optional. miniature collies). Wormed and Inocu- ther Information phone 711.1053. Eve- include brick lined walls, exposed WIRERS, SOLDERERS Must have own transportation. Stead] 8881. lated. LITTLE CREST KENNEIA 868- nings 812-2110. lent condition. Ready to use. t7o. Call employment. Must be dependable. Dall; hand-hewn beams and studs and AD 2-6780. EXPERIENCE NOT REQUIRED. NURSB — Experienced. Experienced PROWN'S 7520. . or weekends. .264-3288. OCEAN GROVE — Beven-room house, wide pine flooring. Two-car ga- OPPORTUNITY FOH THOSE WITH Excellent references. Will care (or one 33 Broad Bt. Red Bank 711-7500 DOGS — Boarded by the day, month, APTITUDE AND DESIRE TO LEARN. TAXI CAB DRIVER — Full-time. E; or two children, by day or week. (four bedrooms), two baths'. Also three- rage, three acre plot. Antique FIREMAN'S UNIFORM — Pants 31 year. Reasonable rates. Call room apartment. Yearly. Uolurcialied. BUSINESS NOTICES GOOD STARTlNa RATE. INCREASES perlence not necessary. Call 222-1352. 462-5571 BABED ON MERIT. • 872-1389 walsl 29U length. Coat, 52. 77W7SO. furniture included in price of $45,- 2ttl-10g(t TOY POODLE PUPPIES — AKC reg. 195 to 1125 Per Month 000. BERT AND HARRY ar» really neat EXPERIENCED KLECTRICIAN-Mm SITUATIONS WANTED. Male Istered. Male and female. Black beau have experience In general house- w REFRIGERATOR — Coldspot. 10 cu, THE BERG AGENCY but to HV6 money UtU* ole Aca -can't DANELECTRO CORP. ties. Reasonable. 671-0582. RX. 3t ' Ulddletown fca beiL ACE TV, t> Hwy. &. Niptune ing. Call after 6. 787-0168. ft. Used two years. Like new. SS5. RUMSON — You'd be proud to 207 W. Sylvanla Ave. Neptune Cily RELIABLE HIGH SCHOOL Boy d< 586-1187. GENTLE PUREBRED JERSEY FAMI- 671-1000 City. fllrea summer work; also available own this coddled modern ranch LINING MAKER WANTED — On ft. LY COW — Reasonable offer accepta- WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Muslo For All Occasions SALESMAN part-time for winter month*. Ct.ll 747- FOUR-PIECE SECTIONAL — Aqui ble for good home. 671-1358. dies' garments. Call 1869 after 5:30 p.m. good condition, 1125. Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- on a large plot overlooking the THE BCEPTRES Part-time, or fleml-retlrcd. Exp Four piece bud 747-1701 590-7818 OOLUEN RETRIEVER - Male, elghl ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency Navesink River and with frontage lenced, To aell TV'a and appliance DEPENDABLE COLLEGE STUDEN Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. Call or dial Call Bob Watson 812-2818 WA1TREB8EB — Experienced. For Big A BIO BARGAIN - Color TV 196: months, good disposition. Call Apply 8CIAFA TV, 707 Broadwa: wishes lummtr employment. IIao ca: 842-3209 U 2-3500 or U 2-3501. on three streets. Large living- LAWN MAINTENANCE — Harry J Town Tilner. Appear In person, fil Vi, Long Branch. and driver's license Phone 291-0001. model £398 complete. Como In for Beachway, Keansburg, N. J. free demonstration. ACE TV Hwy. 35.POODLES — Small miniature puppies, IMMACULATE PAIR HAVEN BUNGA- dining room with fireplace, com- Smith, Reasonable rates. Reliable. POSITION WANTED — Evening! thrr BmlUi'i Farm, Hwy. 36, Keyport. 264* MAN — Experienced in mlfceilarteai Xpfiui. City. 775-8062. black, AKC registered, imported Ger- LOW — Four excellent rooms. Two bed- pact kitchen, two large bed- CLEANINO WOMAN—Monday, Wednes. Iron fabricating. Apply K AMD or tour day« per week. Male coll«g< rooms, modern kitchen, and bath. Per- 1OM at ter 6 p .m. * day, Friday, Reference, interview nee PUWKlTEHa. ADD1NU machines. man bloodline, wormed, housebroken. rooms, powder room, tiled bath, PRODUCTS, 761 Bhrew&bury Av graduate. Have car if necessary. Cal 512-1573. fect condition. Yearly lease to couple CHARLES HOWJSE — auon con- ensary. Call atter G. 747-0878. Shrewsbury. after 6:30 p.m. 671-3986. All makes new or used. Guaranteed. with grown children. $125 < per month, over-sized garage. Outdoor bar- tractor. No lob too small. BH 7-4179 or l,ow as 125. Serplco's I'll Monmoutr PET PROBLEMS?—Personalized serv. plus utilities. August occupancy. HALL 7U-O172. OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED BOAT YARD HELPER — Willing St. Next to theater. 747-0485. Ice. We are never too busy to assist BROS.. Realtors. 711-7686. . beque, awnings, screens and work and learn. Local boat yard. Wr! you with your problems at KEYPORT PAINTERS COOPERATIVE - Bnven 'B.A." Box 511, Red Bank. FINANCIAL ELBER8ON — Two-bedroom ranch, storm sashes. Taxes only $496. Part time or full time. Car required, ALTENBUR6 PIANO HOUSE PET SUPPLIES, Rt. 35 and River- full-time painters worklnc evenings and BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES dale Dr., Cllflwood. 566-5569. newly decorated, nicely furnished, Sep- Price $25,900. weekends. Five exterior, two Interior For Interview call Q. Amodeo. MARINE ENGINE MECHANIC—M Rent A Piano $12 per Month tember 3, ten months. 229-4327. »peclallst». Call us and sive. 7 8U. UU 8:30 APARTMENTS S135 month. 741-2233. and ocean bathing. Furnished PLEASANT VALLEY INN, Hwy. 31 and Leading home furnishings store h 611, Red Bank. ______775-9301 two-story summer home with five WINDOW AIR CONDITIONERS in. Pleunnt Valley Rd., Holmdel, several openings for lull time sale KBANSBURQ — Four rooms, available (tailed. Call ajiyllme. GULF MODERN TWO BAY neighbor- FRESH 8WEET CORN picked dally, NEW LUXURY September 1. Call after 5 p.m. bedrooms, two bath's, living-din- SEAMSTRESS — Year-round, good sal- men with decorating background I wholesale and retail, available all sea 291-DMS new branch store in Freehold. Inte hood station for leune. Holm del and 787-4978 iry. five days a week. Bethany Rdi., Hazlet. Paid training. ion. Call 264-0B24. 2'A ROOMS LEROY APTS. ing room with fireplace, lovely UA80N CONTRACTOR — Brick ateps, 222-1676 •Iowa at Rats way store by appoint me; FULLY AIR CONDITIONED mly. Phone FUlton B-3700. 0-5. KK 6-6068. Xlfhti and weekend*. PRINTING PRESS - 818. type.casei SUMMER RENTAL kitchen with breakfast area all In garages, patios, sidewalks. Evenings. 204 -3161. Close to all transportation. 787-5169. TYPISTS — (Two), general office work. Mrs. 8. Ladeau etc. *125. 21 Leroy PI. Red Ban'lk LONG BRANCH — On the ocean front. excellent condition. .Garage. Tax- Apply In person Industrial Accessories, GOOD MONEY MAKER—All slalnlr 291.0371 711-1063 Days 747-5366 Evenlngi SPECIALIZING IN EXTERIOR PAINT- Line Rd., Matawan. KOOS BROS. Private beach. Four rooms and, bath. es under $500. Asking $30,000. steel hot dog unit with juice pumps, BEDROOM SUITE—Dresser, chest o 228-1553. ING—Flat roots, aluminum cutters and 1&59 fit. George Ave. Rf Mounted on compact car with umbrella. RED BANK — One and two-bedroom leaders. PAF Painters. 787-1332. 66 Ready to go. Write "B.F." Box 511, drawers, bed, spring and mattress. apartments available Immediately and NEW MODERN — Five-room home, Willis Avc., Keansbutg. EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES - Pul MAN — Experienced with truck tli Red Bank. Goal cimtUUot). 5"/5, Three-cushion sofa September 1. Call 741-9118. Molly Pitch- bath, full ct'JJar, one-car attached ga- JOHN L MiNUGH changing and general gan station worl and chair. 415. Call 842-1291. er Village, Branch and Madison Ave. rage. Adults only. 261-3036. Hazlet. CARPENTER WORK WANTED — Odd time, all year round. Must apply In Write "A.Q." Box 811. Ited Bank. lURflERY — FiorlBt business, 100x2CK labs, large or small. Screened porches, MAHOGANY FOURPOSTER —-Doubl AIR CONDITIONED APARTMENT — MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — Three- REALTORS-INSUR0RS ft. It on Hwy. 36, Port Monmouth. canopy bed with tester, spring and alterations. Call 741-21(0. peruonJ Age 21 and over. HOWARD PORTER. — Rptlrctl man wishing Price Includes six-room houne. Full cel- Red Bank riverfront. Sublet. 3'a roomr bedroom ranch, two full baths, full irupplement Income, excellent workli mattress. 542-0960. GENERAL CONTRACTOR — To build. lar and all Improvements. 787-0133. Immediate occupancy. 717-1537. basement, full dining room, near schools conditions, ambitious worker, call ti and St. Mary's. J175. Call 787-3061. Member of Red Bank Fireplace, foundation, brick steps, Plas- JOHNSON'S, Hwy. 35, Mlddlelown. KODAK BANTAM VERIFAX COPIER TWIN GABLE3 APARTWENTB - 38 Multiple Listing. Service ter. 229-tS19. — Less than one year old, with sup- Riverside Ave., Bed Bank, on river- UNUSUALLY — Fine [our-bedroom MORTGAGES plies. 741-430O. PAINTING AND WOOD GUTTER RE- MOTHER'B HELPER — Housework in PAINTERS — Experienced. Apply front, 3-3\a-6 rooms unfurnished. 711- ranch. Good decorations and landscap- PAIRED — Indoor-outdoor specialists. morning, beach in the afternoon. 81eep peraon at 18 Oak St., Freehold, 2399. ing. Best residential area with excel- 35 Rumson Rd. Phone 842-3500 In, or own transportation. 642-29G8. phono 4IJ2-OCH1 evenings. BANK HATES BARGAIN lent schools. Two baths, exceptionally Call 741-5881. IMMEDIATE CASH nfliw — Two and three-bedroom apart SALESMAN—We are looking lor a mi large kitchen, cheery living room, BOOKKEEPING — Woman wishes to IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for typist and 1st, 2nd, 3rd Mortgages Exhaust fans, electric motors. Power ments, unfurnished, available Immedi- screened porch, basement and garage. with dlrect-to-conaumer Helling expci Home Improvement Loans tools, lumber, MONMOUTH HOSIERY ately. KeaMburg. Call 787-7107, Alter da books for businesses needing this file clerk. Full or oart-ltnie hours ence. Company In Ha 60th year in coi Immediate occupancy. Asking J23S. J. MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom service at her home. Call 747-5016. available. Day or evening will discuss. Debt Consolidation — Lowest Katei MILLS, 457 Broad St., 'Shrewsbury. Saturday and Bundav, 322-4219. LESTER RIOBY ASSOC, INC.. Real- tmctlng field. Will fully train men H J2.000 month J18.8I split level, needs repairs. House Interesting work In busy Red Bnnk lected. Car necessary, bo bondabi THREE-PIECE PARLOR SET — Rea-TWO AND THREE ROOMS furnished tors-Insurers, 504 Shrewsbury Ave., PIANO TUNINO AND REPAIRS—Call office. Prerer aee 25 lo 38. Write P.O. (2,600 month I21.K x wlllliiR to work pvcnlnga. $100 per we dable. Call after 5. utilities, parking. Adults, no pets. Call New Shrewsbury. 741-7741. appraised at $17,300, will sacri- 774-0664. THE TUBTINO PIANO CO., Box 14B, Red Bank. - (3,500 month 129.5 Stelnway representative*, N. W. Corner plus bonuses during six-month iralnli 741-8132 741-2088 atter 8 or weekends. UNFURNISHED SIX ROOMS—1125 per fice at $(5,500. period. Increases commensurate w $5,000 month S42.2< Bangs and Bond. Aabury Park. DOMESTICS PARKER MORTOAOE CONVERSION OP ROTTEN LINO BCOBEYVILLE — Charming garage month. Four rooms, S110 per month; ability thereafter. Call Mr. Donald five rooms, $150. Furnished three BEAD STRINGING—August only. Free 775-0706 Monday 9 lo 4 p.m. for a 141-1343 FO 3-260: LEUM—Counter tops to beautiful for- apartment In country. Beautiful view. HOLMDEL AREA — Four-bed- iterllng clasp If desired with each re- Several required lor home domesih Our Bonded Persona! Representative mica. Call for estimates. 842-1257. Mr. Adults only. 542.435"- rooms $90 per month; four rooms, polntment. Evening Interview can $200. DENNIS K. BYRNE, Realtor, 8 room split, very good condition, strlnelng. Plain, $1.80 atrand. Bxpertly •ervlce In Monmouth County. Furthn arranged, Will Call At Your Home At Your Coakley. WATERFRONT APARTMENTS - New, Convenience. No Obligation. W. River Rd.. Rumson. 842-1150. nice property. Full price $17,500. knoUed. (3 strand. Cultured SJ.M knot- Information call for appointment, KEY BABY FURNITURE— Quality used crll three-room furnished garden, apart ted. HELTSSILLE3', s» Broad St., Red PERSONNEL, S42-3700. SALES SHOE PRIVATE1 STANDINO Firm Mortgagi mattress, two carriages (one portable), ments. Private terraces, TV, air condi- BRAND NEW FOUR-BEDROOM 8PLIT Bank. WIRERfl - BOLDEHERS — Local firm wanted by retired couple, $3,000. Valu- car bed, port-a-crlb and smaller Items. tioning Weekly, monthly, seasonally, LEVEL—214 tiled baths, recreation STONE ROAD AREA - Thretv will hire trainees at $1.35 an hour to able property. 67210(19. Yours for $50, or gold separately, 74 yearly. Naulllua Apartments, Sea room, garage. Priced $32,500, will rent bedroom split, full basement, fin- start. Must paoi aptitude test. Apply BA.MBEnaEIt'8 MONMOUTH BTOK: 0089. Bright. Dial 229-0220 or 612-0505. for 1275. Three-year lease. VAN HORN HAS A PEHMANENT FULL TIM: ished recreation room, 5VJ years EMPLOYMENT at once to MODERN—Five-room apartment. Avail- REALTORS. 800 River Rd., Fair Ha- POSITION AVAILABLE FOH i INSTRUCTION TWO BABS DRUMS — One cymbal •en. 747-41O0. old. Priced at $14,500. HEX? WANTED-FEMALE YOUNO MAN WITH BHOE BALE: with stand. Suitable tor beginner. Best able September 1. I14O per month In- N.J. STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE EXPERIENCE. SALARY PLUS COM offer. Call Joe, 741-8129 between 4-8 p.m. cludlns heat and water. Call THE A BBsVUTIFUL—Five-room house, Vi 48 E. Front Bt. Red Bank MISSION. EXCELLENT OPPORT' MONMOUTH RADIO ELECTHONIC DOWSTRA AGENCY. Dl E. Front St. baths, garage, oil steam heat. Rent NO PEE CHARGED NITY FOR ADVANCEMENT. INSTITUTE — 8» Cookman Ave., As Ited Bnnk. 741-8TO. WOO. One-year lease effective Septem- SHOREWAY BOOKKEEPER-RECEPTIONIST EXCELLENT EMPLOYEE BENEPTTS bury Park, south of railroad station. FURNISHED EFFICIENCY APART ber 1. Call 222-2716. 43 Tecumseh Ave., Portaupeck, Oceanport. LIBERAL SHOPPINO DISCOUNTS, 774-0303. USED T.V.'S MENT—One woman only. 148 Bridge REALTY, INC. SECRETARY APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Advertising agency. Modern air con- 129.06. ACE T.V., 69 Hwy 35. Neptuni Ave., Red Bank. LOCUST—Unfurnished waterfront cot- ditioned otflces In Hazlot. Attractive Hwy. 35 Holmdel One man law office. Red Bank. BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTr City. 775-8OS2. HIGHLANDS - Five rooms plus two tage with lovely view. Three bedrooms, personable girt, must be able to do MERCHANDISE two baths, fireplaces In living and din. (Off Union Ave.) 264-7010 Short hand, typing a. must. many Jobs. Apply Monday, 204-3223. COMPLETE BET — Of Encyclopedia attic rooms. Upatulrs unfurnished, heat, Experience preferred. Excel- DRUM TEACHER—Experienced. Reai lirllannlca. And Brltannica Junior. New hot water furnished. Phone 872-1010. Ing rooms, kitchen, laundry, two en- lent working conditions and OPERATORS WANTED — Night shin, FOR SALE I960. Cost S500. Sell. S325. In excellent closed porches, acre plot. Asking $250 Ing a must. Pleasant working condltio BEAUTIFUL NEW - Five-room apalt- MIDDLETOWN — Tired ot trlpplnc •alary. Reply In own hand to & to 10 p.m. On children's skirts, Cal! 808-4233, 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. condition. 462-49S4. monthly on lease. JOHN L. MINUGH, "•B.N.", Box 611, Red Bank. 0 sum. to <:30 p.m. 234-0819. men!. With heat and hot water. Main Realtor. Phone 842-3500. over toys? Cramped for Ivtinj ipsce? MAN TO WORK IN WOODS — Appl APPLIANCE DISCOUNTS WE BUt AND SELL anything and highway. 462-6591 or 363-4133. Come see Ihh spacious eliht-room COUNTER O.IRL — Experience nec- Forman Bros., 116 Middlesex: R We waited until we had the right f&c everything. Give tne highest prices. NEW SHREWSBURY—Near Fort Mon split level. Four bedroom*, living room, essary. Apply in person LEON'S tor? distributor connections. NOW wt Call William Left Furniture, Inc., Hwy.UNFURNISHED APARTMENT — Four mouth, Bell Labs. Three-bedroom dining room, kitchen, den, Vh baths, Mntawan. rooms and bath. All Improvements. Sec- PLANNING A VACATION? Be an Avon CLEANERS, 64 White St., Red Bank have a new discount appliance depart 35, Mlddletown 8H 1-321S. Open eve- ranch, den, two bathR, two-car garage. laundry. Lot size 105x158. To qualified TRUCK DRIVER FOR LAUNDRY nings till 0 p.m. ond floor. Centrally located Ini Re( $195 per month. 542-2967. Representative and itart earning for SALESLADY ^ Attractive and person ment at prlcci lower or as low us any' buyers $700 down, approximately 135 that trip Immediately. Call 7*1-4343 Call for appointment. where. Standard first class merchan Bank. $50 per month. Phone 711-5036 per month. Vcti no down, ftpprcitmate- abfe. Full-time in B luxury i.vx»e store. 7S7-MJ1 .IAM TRAKSMITER — Viking 600, fore 12 noon. CAPE COD—With two bedrooms. Avail or write Mri. Margaret Gulotta, P.O. (Use. NOT off brands, NOT closeouts, able Immediately. $130 Includes all ly |136 per month. Subject to VA or Apply with references to "B.C." Box the best of all brands . . . such ai 600 W, C. W., 600 W phone and SSB. FHA approval. Call how. uk for Mr. Box 190, Red Bank. 511, Red Bank, WANTED 50 MEN—To travel wl Desk top RF unit, remote power aupply THREE-ROOM APARTMENT - Fur utilities. AYER8-TRUF0LO AGENCY, world's largest circus (permanei hairdryers by UNIVERSAL, can open nished. Refrigerator, utilities. 15 Cox. Asking $16,900. HAIR STYLIST modulator. Band switching, 80 thru If '41-2838. EXPERIENCED INSURANCE WOMAN work). Can use good cook, pastry ba or* by SUNBEAM, irons by PRESTO TVI supressed. Pl-network output. Prlci Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. Inquir High style, full-time. VINUAtt, Lit WANTED — Background In ratlnt, pol. floor waxen by SHETLAND and RE THE KII^WAN COMPANY tls Sliver. 7«-7783. cr. three dishwashers, concession he $450. Call after 6 p.m. 741-18D6. between 5 and 7 p.m. Icy writing, claims. Customer relations usherB, livestock handlers, truck m G1NA and all principal Items by WANTED TO RENT UAOHINE OPERATORS WANTED. Is essential. Write giving complete re- chanlcs, and drivers. Can also place l WE&T1NQHOV8B ana GENERAL MODERN THREE - PIECE 1JVINO 3V, ROOMS — Completely furnished, Realtors dishwasher, washer-dryer, air con- Sleeve setter. Call sume to P. O. Box 444, Red Bank. least 20 common laborers. Apply clrci ELECTTiUC. Tho whole line right her ROOM BET — Excellent condition. TWO or THREE-ROOM furnished 871-3377 757-MOO 747-4060 clay. August 6, Highway 3ft and Eai In. town and you can charge It New slipcovers. H00. 741-6429. - ditioned. All utilities. HBO. 671-2832. EXPEltlENCED SALESWOMAN over apartment, private bath, all utilities CUSTOM BUILT two - story Colonial 21 to work 2\t, davs a week In Junior Road, Bclford. See Paul Pyle, Supcrli RED BANK supplied, occupancy from 3-4 months. EXPERIENCED NURSES AIDEB-Day tendtnt. Chrlitlanl-Wallace Brothers. PROWN'S home. Eight rooms, two fireplacei, full and evening inlft, 40 hour week. Apply ihop. Cnll 747-52K2. BARGAIN Deluxe four room garden Call 886-1778. cellar, attached two-oar garage, % acrf 32 Broad Bt. . Red Back 741-1MX ir October. Quiet, line i 1n person HILLTOP NURSrNG HOME, RECEPTIONIST—Doctor's office. Ma- Exhaust fans, electrlo motors. Fowc COUPLE WANT small house to rent plot. Many extras. Call 492-5810. Kings Hwy., Mlddletown, N. J. UAS3AUE HquiPMUm — For rent tools, lumber. MONMOUTH HOSIERY lure personality, some typing, (7B to GARDENS with buy option by October 1. Write HELP WANTED-Male • Femal or sale. Fres delivery. SOUTH JERSEY MILLS, 457 Broad St., Shrewsbury. A.P." Box 511, Red Bank. BY OWNER — Llttla Silver trim-bed- $S5 week to start. Career position. 132 South at. Phone 711-7633 DAVENPORT PERSONNEL BBRV 3UIIOIOAU 8H 7-W14. room ranch, den, two tiled batbi. two- IXPERIENCED COUNTER OIRLS — OU1TAR INSTRUCTOR—Full or pal SMALL REFRIOERATOR — Practi- WE HAVE an overflow of bona Mde car garage, large rooms. Half, acrs. ICES. 77 Broad St. 717-3355. PIANOS — Bave 4100 or more ott ilsi cally new. Reasonable. KEYPORT — Second floor, three rooms prospects looking for two to four bed- time, 7B7-6090. BERTOLO MUSIC, H* and hath, heat furnished. Pleasant sur- Pretty area. 741-8270. XxcelJent opportunity, ateady, year MEOI6TEHED MUISES — 3 p,m.-U 36, Port Monmouth. price, brand new fianote console pi- 741-6275 rooms. Call us for fast action to have anos. 10-year guarantee. Come see, rounding", conveniently located. Busi- vour home rented. THE BERQ AGBN rtUMSON WATERFRONT — Three-bed' p.m., 11 p.m.-7 a.m. Good wages, trav- MAN AND WIFE team for reside: RCA HI-FI — J35. Kenmore large ness coupie preferred. Private enlrance. room 1% bath two-story home complete round employment, good salary. Must el exrenseB. Write "A.V.," Bol 511, save. Rent, option to buy. Tenzer'l CY, Rt. 35, Mlddletown. 671-1000. sextona In large Protestant church I Music Store, 306 Main St.. Uhewood fan, Roll-a-matlc, $35. Call M\ 787-1)012. y redecorated In excellent taste, and Ited Bank. live In furnished apartment. Hefcrenci 741-7361 LARGE ROOM—Furnished or unfur- apply In iwrson HOWARD JOHNSONB, FOim-HOOM APARTMENT - Ke furnished. New plumbing, heating and OFFICE WOHKER — Experienced, lo required. Reply to "A.M." Box 51' ANDERSON WINDOW PRODUCTS — HALF PRICE SALfci — CongoleUtn nished with private family. Preferred. wiring throughout. Slips for tour boat*, Broad St., Red Bank Tor Interview. A Distributors. RED BANK LUMBER, mmleltd, two adult, and onii oJIM Fair Haven area. By gentleman, best »wy 36, Mlddletown. handle Incoming callH, typing, Milne, Nairn and Armstrong Inlaid linoleum. Asking $22,800. GLAZEBROOK, .Raal- and light bookkcepins Apply Scialfn replies kept confidential. Wall St., Red Bank. SII 1-9900. Discontinued patterns and remnants. Second Avc. Long Branch 222-5764 of references. Phgne 741-8353, tor, Avenue of Two Rivera, Rumson. TV Co.. 707 Broadway. We«t Long TAOKER — On coats. Union shr>j TRAU2C IN your old rurnuura with n MODERN FL00R8 OF RED BANK. 1.AROE APARTMBNT - Unlurntehed. 842-1700. YOUNG WOMAN ~ To care for elder Branch. All benefits and vacation. App down payment and gat a new parlot 20 Monmouth St., Red Bank. •lewly decorated. Sccnlo view. Resl- ly wotnaa who Is trlpplt. Five daya a or timing rmn let at ills prices, Wil- FURNISHED ROOMS HOLMDEL — New ranch thraa bed* WOMAN'TO HELP TAKING,CAItE OF ADAMS 111.09., 25 BuUth Ilrldgs Av HAM BTATION — 00 wxmtr, Ilalll- dentlal. 29I-1038. rooms, 2% baths, laundry room, living; week, with own transportation. 741-5729. lied Bank. liam Left Purnlfjr. inc., Hwy 33, OLDER WOMAN—And light housework. Mlddletown, 8H 1-3213. open aranlnft-i crallers receiver, antenna, etc. 1130. TiliEB LARGE ROOMS - And baUi. LOVELY ROOM — Shower, central lo- room with Ii replace, large paneled rec- J'RODUCTION WORKERS — Openings Five days a week, five hours a day. 291-9371 reation room with fireplace, two-car KDWAKU3 EMPLOYMENT AOBNC tin » p. m. Jnturnlshecl apartment. Red Bonk. Nice cation, parking place. 64 Harding Kd. for energetfc women to work on pro- Call 741-2153. Executlve-Sales-OUIce-Domestlo Red Bank. 747-0535. garage, large lot and brook. 848-4480. duction line In manufacturing plant In WHEN KURNIBHINQ ROOMS OR ntlghborhood, all ulllltlea. 190 per Sincerity and ability with hlfh etnlc APARTMENTS, SEE US — Living, MIDDLETOWN-REb BANK AP.EA — Freehold area. New air conditioned CO Brosd St. 747-0411 Red Bal HAMMOND monthRED .BAN 842-305K - 1 Four large rooms am SINGLE RO0M3 — Clean and comfor- plant with excellent working conditions, HELP WANTED-MALE Inlng. bedroom suites, utipalntcd fur table. ReaBOIiftble rates. Oent'em^n pre- Builder's close out. 8 be-room ranch, two ACS EMPLOYMENT AGEHCY. nlture; new furniture, antiques, house- bath .Unfurnished, first floor. Nice lo- ferred. 92 Wallace St. 741-5392. full baths, three bad rooms, attached fiteady work with good pay and bene- ORGAN STUDIO cation. All utilities. 842-3054. fits. Must be willing to work rotating Cverv order A spnllcant our apeclalt iold effects, and bric-a-brac. RUSCIL'S, garage. 116,990. Call 741-1705. EXPERIENCED INSURANCE MAN 07 ASBUItV. PARK 25 E. Front St., Red Bank. — Very shifts. Apply employment office, Mlnne. WANTED— Background In riitlnp. policy 13 Brood St. Red Bank 717-34: ,'imNISHEIl APARTMENT - lou 'argi» closet for business couple or A CONTEMPARY RANCH THAT AC- sola Mining and Manufacturing Co., writing, claims. Customer relations Is BAitti EMPLOYMENT AOBNCY USED ORGANS GOOD CONDITION — One large re- rooms and bath, garage. Adults, Call business woman. Kitchen privileges If CENTS OPEN PLANNING, OUTDOOR 825 Wlllowbrook Rd., Freehold. "An essential. Write giving complete resume qualified Personnel For Quality Ordei Audlon Organ ft Bench 4 69, frigerator. $50. One cabinet sink. $23 alter 5 P.m. !22-2847. desired. Call 741-3018. LIVING—Overlooks pond. Living riora Equal Opportunity Employer." o P. O. Box (44, Red Bank. 210 Broad Long Branch 222-47* Wurlltser 2 In 1 Organ ^ 495, One electric range, $35. Also one an 16x23. fireplace. Kitchen 9x15 with FURNISHED — Ground Hoor. Three ALLENMIL REST HOME — Room and Baldwin Bplnet Organ „.:. 625 tlque dry »lnk, $60. Call 6 to 8 p.m. rooms and stall shower. Just decorated. bullt-lm, &xI2 dining area. Two matter Hammond Chord Organ 1. 650,671-0094. board, 24-hour service. 80 Wallace St., bedrooma, plus den or guest room. Harrington Grand Piano 475 Adults only. 741-7076^ Red Bank. 842-3693. Screened porch. Approximately l\i Open IMIly Till 9 — Saturday Till 6:3C SATURDAY ONLY UEI) BANK - Two-bedroora apart- acres of expensive plantings and trees. OOOKilAM AVE. AND MAIN BT. Rale at 105 Prospect Ave.. Red Bank, ment rurnlslied or unrurnlshed, newly Oversized two-car garage. Radiant 775-B3OO a.m. to 5 p.m. Furniture, power decorated, irlvste entrance, near bus. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE heat. Loartn of closets, storage. Eitraa, l«. sterling silver, chlnn. antique or Ailnlts, 741-6257. Five minutes to Red Bank station, lKK NEW — OG portable dlsriwash organ, drapes, garden tools, many othe HOUSES FOR SALE parkway. Asking $31,800. LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY er. Call s. HarRnln rirlccfl. TMHEE CLEAN unfurnished room J. SCHILLINO. Realtor, 16 Spring Bt., bathroom, hot water, reasonable. Call Rrtl Hank. 747-4121. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI 10" FULLY ENCLOSED '87-111152. MIDDLETOWN Aluminum Camping Trailer KEYS MADE .'OUR ROOMS — Unfurnished. Couple HURRY. TERRIFIC BUY! RED BANK ARBA-Comfortable two- Very good condition. (Nut a lent trail- WHAT WOULD you do II you losl •ueffrml. Residential. 23 hast High- BUILI>BR BAY8 BELL bod room, cnttflgR only three blocks er), J275. 102 'E. Mount Ave., Atlantic our keya? Ho safe, get extra keyi ands Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Eight-room tri-lcvel located In lovely from state highway, Inexpensive but Ilghlaml*. 201.1042. area, convenient to schools and trans- update living on shadeil let. Small down Adding Machine* — typewrite! Horn* Improvemenu PROWN'S IJNKIlItNIBHBIl 2!i nOOMS-UUlltlea portation, Immediate occupancy. payment and $100 per month should Piano—Organ Tuning .AWN MOWER - 24' culter. Rider hy tenant. Oarase, couple, no pete, 32 Broad St. Red Bunk 741-7500 J. J. HARIUOAN & CO.. INC. lane care of the financing. LAWLBT ADDlNa MACHINES — Typewriters. FINISHED BASHMENTS. remodel. type, YARD MAN, excellent condition, .ease JfiO per month. PENN1S K. Realtor AGENCY, Realtors. 741-6262. Inti, Plumbing, electrlo wiring, ma* PIANOS— OUOANB new motor, clutch, bearings, wheels I1YRNE. Itcaltor. 8 W. niver lid., PA 1-7500 sold, rented, repaired, Serplco's 101 WALNUT BEDROOM SET — And THREE-BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL — Monmouth St., Red Bank 747-0485. sonry and painting. For tret, estimate Tuned — Repaired — Regulated anil gas tank, (125. Call 842-1847. Inette, used two months, like new. [lunlflnn. R42-11W). call 717-1672. Raymond Hosworth 741-7BM 'RIVATB BALE—Two-bedroom Cape l^i baths, paneled den, brick flreplncf, MOVING—Muit sell. Wurlllicr spinet. iHEHWOOD FURNITURE CO.. Hwy, THREE ROOM UNFURN1BHED Apart- 5, Mlddlclown, Cod. Electric kitchen, wntl-to-wall cur- dishwasher, screened patio on attrao< Auto Bod; Repair WORKINO MAN'S contractor—Alter- Instruction Used two veers, freezer, OruldoMo Clar ment-First floor. US Cliestmil 81. Ited pet, full cellar, paneled recreation lively landscaped % acre. $16,500. Own. ations additions painting, masonry, PATRICIA RYAN net, section ladder, rotary litwn mow QU1TAR ~ Combination Acoustlc-Elec nank. For Information, 14« Bridge room, attached garage. Itelow FHA ap- •r. 671-2040. EXPEItT PAJNTINO *nd body t>- and alt Uiois little Jobs. Evenings piano • Organ er, white divan, complete set of baby trie Pro model, chord, strap, hardshell Ave., Tied Bank. raleal. Must ne seen to be appreclat- palr. Moderate prices. McCarthy 666-1714. accessories and many other Items. Aft- 22 Monmouth Blvd. Oceanport 229-4B20 i, volume end tone controls, excel- TWO ROOMa—And hath. Utilities. Fur- if, S11.500. 767-9168 afler 5:30. Chevrolet, Atlantic Highlands. 291-0309 er 6 p.m. and weekends, 671-1805. lent for beginner, 13S. M2-UWJ. (More Classified Ads iMiid. Convenient location. Beautiful MAKE! OFFER — Atlantic Highlands. Lawn Mower Repairs Plumbing and Heating miiivcu BACKED CHAIR — Plat- lew. Responsible, mature buslneiaman Brand new custom six-room ranch, tiled WALLPAPER SALE 1 On The Nefct Page) Auto and Truck Rental ALL KINDS OF LAWN MOWEItS- Form rocker, both with covcre, anil rrfprtci . 741-413S. bath, full cellar. 291-1097. Hand and circular saws, sharpened, KEEOAN'B Repeat ol our Famous Winter Sale. tables, 180. 747-2124. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Unfurnished AVIS—Itent a new car or truck. Low repaired. Free pick up. 291-2437. 24 Hour Service. All healing units MOVING TO KLORinA—Complete fur- rates. Maple Ave., Red Bank 747 50% OFF m-room apartment, fine residential APARTM2NTS APARTMENTS serviced. 747-1627, 711-7875. 'shlnes of eight-room house. Must be ection. 6 Third Ave. 291-9237. 030t. 771-8214. Dally 7 a.m.—10 p.m. on al] Lin GOT wal.pa.pera. C Painting and Decorating Id at open houso on Sunday, August KEANaHURG — Duplex, unfurnished Roofing, Siding and Insulation ""> ptlltrnt to choai trom. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 79 Fleetwood Dr., two bedrooms, tile bait), modem kitch- »e--*FIRST SHOWING!* LOUIS CA6SAN — Falntar. decorator, met. Building Contractor paperhanger. 25 years experience. 43 KLARIN'S en wtth gai tlrycr. I1Q8 per month pliw Cnapln Ave. 741-1708 after 0 p.m. ALUMINUM SIDINO—Installed by 'IHLCO 21" TELEVISION console. itilitles. Available September 1. 7ST- AIR CONDITIONED n. M. HIOOINS — Complete Al. aluminum mechanics. aUAHANTKED 24 Monmouth St., 747-3838, Ited Sank Perfect, S3&. Will trarifl smaller acreen. teratloni-Mortsrn kitchens and baths. L. a 1111.1. - Femur .interior and for 20 years. Fres estimates. HI-FI. Air conditioner. Cal) Baturday, Uaxwjary . Carpentry - Painting - No exterior. No Jobs too Jerge or too K1OHT TO TEN INCH — Table saw. UNFURNISHED TKRVD IIOOMS — PROWN'B, 31 Broad Bt., Hid Dank. One h.p. motor, planer, lalhe and lundny, 741-3175. chargarre lot «stlmatet.24-llour servlci email. Very reasonable. Call 747-W30. Our 38th year In business. 741-7000. Light and Bpacloua. 1111 in id e location. 4liO4. >!her attachments, Complete $75. 0 cu. M TAPS RECOFIDHR-Orlglnal coat, Mlantlo HlR-hlands. All utilities. SS0. CARL B JONB8 - Painting and Kelvlnator refrigerator, |23. 011-3773 ;179, tale S45. Paint npray outfit, two r47-3Sll-fttO3. ihaln, adding machlnsa; typewrltori. 1 474 Sain Av*., Long Branch, N. J. I. ALLEN HALONB A BON-Pslnt- >fflce equipment, etc. at bargain prices. lew, 'Coat'FW, sale '*4O. One pair Cor- COMMERCIAL RENTALS BKITIO TANK! dry snlla serviced. nR, decorating, fnterfnr, sxterfor. OLSON CO. INC.—Roofing, gMtng ' Tew or used. AAC DESK OUTLET, ina Olympic skis, complete with safely I^erhlnje field idderl, Ilackhoa work. Papprhanglng. 747-4»27. Insulation. Installed and guarantee lie. 33. Otkhurst. S31-3N0. ilnrilriKfl. Ufieil only once 120. All above STORES C H. Wlltra. 14M84". for 10 years. 77S-O7f»—20f0840. terns are In (rood condition, 636 Branch 3 ROOMS—-$ 110 MO. •Alr?riNI)"A"r7D I'Ai'EiV IIANOINQ- WO CLUD CHAIRB — With bright red •vc, Lima allver. 747-1771. Whltt Bt. — Bast location, ndacorft- Kor a vnod cltait fob. reasonable. lip overs. Jn good condition. Calf tlon completed, imall or I*! •»'/. ROOMS (2 badroom.) $135 and $140 month Electrici] Contractor Call 747-3401. Ed Zlnser, Tel, Answering Service tlrr 5:30 p.m. 741-21111. BPKCJALS THIS WEEK — Playpen? $2,78; apartment gas stove, 129.50; two lull your rtqulremcnt T4T- PftPP AIR CONDITIONERS I'OM a\^ths - Panning and Decor- OR SAf.E - Wheel Horse tractor. Sli drawer /(ling cabinet, 412.00; Hoover IFClfiE OR STOJtE aPACE — Av»ll- HEAT H0T lUBUDBNTIAli and commsrclll wlr- ating. OensrsU Contracting, hilly In* LOT US B& your iicretsry. No need orse motor. 38" reel mower, dump l«j N«w Inttallttlos or rapalr laouum oicantr, t9.50: fireplace man* hit. 120 Filr H«VfH Kd,, Fait Ravin, rKtfc - WATER auretj. Twenty veart expenenca. Fras lo ralsi calls. 14 hour answering an, aersler, snow slow. Attachments He, 116.50; Bent wood chairs. J3.M; new Allsn KlMlrto. T4T-0U2. stlmatss. 741-MP1 litnf f p.m. .mpn purklni adjacent to in munl- •ervlcs. 741-1700. icluded, two years old. IJks n«w. Call wrV bencher, UB.W; «to. RUBOU/fl, ilpat bulMIni* M> Wr mouth taeludH 6AS FOR COOKING I X. front ft.. Bed Bank, »iL 741-TW. j PHONE 222-2171 ' HOUSES POT SHE HOUSES trot SALE HOUSES SALE HOUSES TO*SAL E !UU! HOUSES FOB MJLE BED BANK "REGISTER F*Mt/, *«§«* *• SHREWSBURY OFFICE OFFERINGS: G. McCUE, RlALTOR HOUSES rat MIS HOUSES IOR SALE COZY - YET SPACIOUS HISTORIC SHREWSBURY Describe* this Ctpe Cod home with three bedroomi. convenient 30 RIDSE ROAD. RUMSON, N. J.Th« eM Allan Ho«i» itill (tomb *» *k« nortrmait toriwr •{ Syttmort kitchen, Urge living room with flrepUce, game room, bath, base- Ay.nu. *»4 I«W S«r»»t. luilt In 14*7, it it b*li«v«J «• bt tka oldait THE DOWSTRA AGENCY ment and attached garage; with extra*. $16,900. 842-0444 frimt hoiut In N«w Jariay. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER REALTORS 38'X26' SWIMMING POOL 38 YEARS EXPERIENCE SHREWSBURY — Two-itory Colonial available on Silvtr Brook M., With filter and fence, free with this three-bedroom, two-bath, i 1raa-»fiadad raiMtnlfl itnif. Af $2S,fOO, it rapraxrtti axcallant Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Lilting Servle* rambling rancher, with full cellar, finished game room and ga- iHREWSBURY. RANCH. EXCELLENT CONDITION. ECONOM- •lui. Contain! ontor hall, 23* living room with lirapUca, laparafa rage, actually priced, same as other house without the above. CAL. HANDY LOCATION - Nicety shaded plot. Fine neigh- dining room, thrao badroomi (maitar badroem it 2}'xl2'l, I'/> bathi, East Front Street Red Bank. N. J. Good location. Extra value — $21,500. borhood. Three bedrooms, one-bath, living room, kitchen, porch, dan, lull baiamant. Lovaly cornat lot lOO'xISO'. 741-8700 patio, oversized attached garage, basement. Asking $24,750. A RARE ITEM OLD SHREWSBURY MIDDLETOWN — Authentic 200-yaar-ald Colonial (arm heuia, cara- We have it — a two-story Colonial with three bedrooms Occupancy before school opens. Fine established area, three RUMSON. BRAND NEW LISTING. EXCELLENT CONDITION. tuily and baautilully raitoiod, retaining the wide board (looti and and IVi baths in a fine Rumson location. Many extras. roomy bedrooms, 1& baths, «pacious living room, modern kitchen CUTE. ECONOMICAL. Two bedrooms, one-bath, living room, other features of Colonial dayi. A wonderfully appropriate home in Plenty of trees. Just IS years old. Taxes and upkeep and dining area, costy recreation room with wood burning fire- kitchen, taxes $247. Owner leaving country. Asking $15,900. which to display that antiquo furniture of youn. Fivo bedroem!, I '/i nominal. $29,000. place and two-car attached garage on large lot wit* plenty of bathi, living room wffh firapfaea, dining room with fireplace and shrubs and trees; also awnings make this home complete. Ask- RUMSON. OWNER BUILDING LARGER HOUSE. SAYS RE- Dutch door, TV room, canter hall, open poich. Tanas $4(2. Sevan FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL ing $23,900. DUCE PRICE NOW 1 Estate area. 1<4 acres trees and shrubs. acref w'fHi 540* of road frontage affords that desirable -privacy moit The type house more people want today than any other— Three bedrooms, 2'/j baths. Living room with fireplace, dining people look for in a country home and still near schools and shop beautifully built four-bedroom Colonial with a den and 254 RUMSON COLONIAL room, kitchen, two-car garage, tool house. Now reduced to $39,000. ping. $44,000. baths on a beautifully situated lot with magnificent trees. Overlooks the Navesink River on % acre wooded lot, stands this Many, many jpecial and extra construction features In- charming home awaiting its new owner, who will enjoy its many RUMSON. BRICK AND FRAME RANCH. ALL SCHOOLS AREA. 000 LISTINGS throughout Monmovth County, including homel, farmi, cluding three-zone hot water heat, underground wiring, pleasures, the huge country kitchen, spacious formal dining room, EXCELLENT CONSTRUCTION. Four bedrooms, 2'/4 baths. Ac- waterfronts, development acreage and buiinass opportunities. thermopane windows, and many others. Asking price comfortable living room, three queen-sized bedrooms, two baths cessible location, yet no traffic, no noise. Huge basement, elec- $41,900. and two powder rooms. Now $35,000. tric eye two-car garage. Expansion attic. Unusual. Asking $50,500. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor FOR A FAMILY MIDDLETO\VN OFFICE OFFERINGS: Entrance haU, fine living room, formal dining room, com- RUMSON. WHAT CAN YOU BUY IN RUMSON FOR $12,000 ? "Our 45th year" pletely modern kitchen, four bedrooms, two baths, recrea- — Let us tell you. An older house needs modernizing and dec- tion room, plus a den with its own powder room. Full ftOLMDEL TOWNSHIP orating in and out but has center hall, living and dining rooms, M»mb»r MultipU Listing Immaculate seven-room home with excellent land and tastefully basement. Two-car garage. Spacious lot beautifully sit- kitchen, three bedrooms, bath, full basement, oil heat. Liquidating uated. Excellent condition and only $24,900. decorator interior. Large 28x15 game room, attached garage, estate. All schools area. Hwy. 35, Shrewsbury 741-8600 FHA mortgage available, only $1,400 down with low monthly pay- Big privaf* Parking Lot for your convenience ments. Owner's mortgage can be assumed. Be in before school LOCUST. BEAUTIFUL NAVESINK RIVER WATERFRONT. PHONE FOR CATALOG OF LISTINGS starts. Price - $19,500, OVER TWO ACRES — Almost new Colonial home. Transferred owner says reduce price and we have drastically. Four bed- STUCCO — CAPE COD rooms, 3V4 baths, family room, den, beautiful modern kitchen, -Expansion attic with dormer, alt large rooms, full dining room, basement, attic, two-car attached garage. Now asking much less RAY VAN HORN REALTORS WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) hot water heat, oil finished basement, ready for entertaining, in- than Its cost at $65,000. REALTORS — IN RUMSON SINCE 1905 cludes bar. A-l condition throughout. Low cost maintenance. OVER A QUARTER CENTURY 23 RIDGE ROAD RUMSON See it now. Believe it then ... only $16,500. MULTIPLE LISTINGS MULTIPLE LISTINGS 842-0600 WALKER & WALKER A LOT OF HOUSE FOR THE MONEY - You'll love this immacu- IT'S LATE 1 — If you're planning t move, and would like to have late big like-new home. Really five bedrooms, 2% tiled baths, the youngsters registered in ichool on time — better get with It. -• REALTORS ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY recreation room, bar. Lots of good carpeting. Full basement. For just $14,500, we've • bright, neat three-bedroom home for Monmouth County1! Oldatt Real Estate Firm Fencing. Reduced to $24,900 (below appraised value.) 4&% sale. It features a full dining room, too, and a big pantry in the 681 Broad Street Shrewsbury, N. J. GI loan. dtchen. Just a short walk to the grade school and but service 74 1.5212 199 Broad Street, Red Bank-741-3450 0 Rumson High. Why not cafl to see this one ?? Member of Multiple Listing Service CENTER HALL SOUTHERN COLONIAL - Like tall columns? Hwy. 35 1,000 feet south of Lily-Tulip Co. Middletown New condition. Part of old estate. Eight rooms, 2'/, baths, dish- FOUR BEDROOMS ? — A fine, quiet neighborhood, good schools ? 67 1-33 11 PARK LIKE AREA OF SHREWSBURY - Three-bedroom ranch, washer, two-car garage, paneled family room, fireplace. Dry If you want these things in your next home, you should Inspect just like new, living room with carpeting, full cellar, oversized basement. $38,900. this property. There are other desirable features too, such as a Multiple Listings and Trade-Ins garage. Asking $24,750 located among homes $30,000 and up. full dining room, a fireplace in the living room, two full baths and - SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP RIVERFRONT HOMES — We have several desirable Shrewsbury 1 dry cellar. We're as near aa your telephone, call ua now. LITTLE SILVER — Immediate and attractive four-bedroom Cape and Navesink River front homes $18,500 to 135,000 (or smaller ones $25,000 ".: 24-HOUR SERVICE Cod, two full baths, living room with fireplace, separate full din- and $42,000 to $72,500 for the bigger ones. ing room, full cellar, garage, lovely yard, asking $22,900 but trans- EIGHT BEDROOMS ? — Here'* • fine old Rumjon home, not too ferred. big, but perfect for a large family. Very gracious, wonderful for : RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 804 River Road Fair Haven, N. J. entertaining. Imagine a buffet party In • 23x19 dining room? LITTLE SILVER TWO STORY COLONIAL - Two bedrooms up, 7474109 There's a nldeaway bar room, a paneled study, five fireplaces, two bedrooms and bath down, living room with fireplace, separate AND a rented garage apartment that completely P»y» tha taxes. ?•• COLONIAL HOMES dining room, modern kitchen, taxes only $431. Retired owner Only $53,500. See it this weekend. #108 Harvard Rd. leaving area. Asking $22,900. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Fair Haven WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) Four twin-size bedrooms, V/, baths, living room with fireplace, HALL BROS. formal dining room, country paneled kitchen, full basement, at- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE J. LESTER RIGBY 1 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE tached garage, hot water heat, fully Insulated. Patio. $29,900. REALTORS ASSOCIATES, REALTORS Landscaped. 504 Shrewsbury Ave. STANLEY K. DOWNS REDDEN AGENCY MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING HOUSES FOR SALE JOHN W. POST New Shrewsbury HOUSES FOR SALE REALTOR Realtor. — Iniurors 81J River Rd. Fair Haven 74^7741 (Builder) IHREWSBURY - Living room RUMSON-AUractlvely Improved 'Homes of Charm and Value" 741-7686 SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE - 20x12, dining room 10x12 modern Colonial. Largo living room with 29 Wardell Ave., Rurmon, N. J. 842 • 0476 ATTENTION BOATMEN-Moor kitchen and powder room; four your boat in front of this at- RUMSON COLONIAL - A new Trees galore. Two bedroom fireplace, sun room, den, dining HOMES OF CHARACTER 741-1017 ranch; ceramic bath; charming bedrooms and bath on second room, breakfast room, exception- tractive waterfront home offer- listing, Tree covered lot In con- door, dry basement; hot water Member Multiple Listing Service ing large living room opening venient area. Two blocks from fireplace In living room, dining al kitchen, powder room, four HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE onto a screened porch. Three area. Large enclosed porch, full baseboard heat, attached garage; bedroomi, tile bath, full baie- schools, shops, and transportation convenient to school arid bus ment.Hot water, oil, garlge. Ask- Sycamore Ave. Shrewsbury bedrooms, l'A baths, new hot Owner transferred. Living room, cellar, garage, expandable attic. line. Price $18,500. A HOME FOR ALL SEASONS -RUMSON—Older two-story house, PRETTY COLONIAL. Choice Lit- water heating system, newly re- eat-ln kitchen with dishwasher, Reasonably taxed - $21,500. ing $30,000. Enjoy wildlife and lazy fishing, three large bedrooms, dining tle Silver neighborhood. Lovely decorated. Bulkheaded with four den, lavatory, three double bed- MIDDLETOWN - Just across RUMSON-Invitlngly maintained lakeside now and skating in win-room and kitchen. Needs redec- spruce and evergreens seclude slips and dock on deep water. rooms, full basement, attached BEAUTIFULLY CARED-FOR the river, three-bedroom rancher Frame Dwelling, large living ter. Custom ranch in prestige orating, $12,000. this charming home. Fireplace in $22,000. garage. Excellent condition. Ask- SPLIT-LEVEL with four twin « dead end street, excellent room, dining room, enclosed location. Has five bedrooms, the living room, new wall-to-wall ing f29,90O. size bedrooms, three full ba>ths, condition, Immediate occupancy, porch, two bedroomi, bath, full three baths, game room, two-car LOOKING FOR THE RIGHT broadloom, separate dining room, SPACE - COMFORT - CON- cathedral living room, dining deed right at $14,000. jasement, kitchen, powder room, .garage, full basement, numerous HOUSE? Here it Is. Four-bed three double bedrooms. Screened VENIENCE - This older home TREE SHADED RANCHER - room, nicely equipped kitchen, hot water oil, two car garage. extras. Immediate occupancy. room center hall Cape Cod. Din'porch. Full basement. Early pos- in Little Silver offers all this and Rumson Regional School. Walk 22x18 playroom, cellar, icreened MIDDLETOWN - Four-bedroom Now offered at $18,900. Priced at $38,900. Offers invited. ing room, fireplace in living session. Low taxes. Outstanding! more. Three bedrooms, huge to grammar ichool and buses. porch' Excellent schools. Just re- split with family room. Two RUMSON - Structurally »ound room, Florida room, two baths, Only $22,500. screened porch, one-bath with Just listed at exceptional fair duced to $26,250, baths, two car-garage. Built by frame dwelling with possibilities, GOOD LOCATION - Nicely land- finished basement with bar. $19,- room for a master bath. Dras- price (or quick sale. Living room, builder for his own home. Many living room, dining room, kitchen, scaped older home near water. 500. RIVER RIGHTS. Luxury type tically reduced to $15,900. dining room, modern kitchen, "M»mb»r Red Bank Multiple extras in material and construc- enclosed porch, three bedrooms, Walking distance to transporta- home, custom-built. All brick con- tiled bath, three bedrooms. Ga- HOLIDAY LIVING in this three- TREES, TREES, TREES! Cus- Lilting Strvict" :ion. $27,500. bath, full basement, pipeleis oil. tion and shopping. Two bed- struction. Acre setting, stately rage. 200' lot. Modest taxes, $12,000. rooms, large living room, din- bedroom, two-bath ranch with atrees. Foyer, Hying room 18x28'' tom-built ranch home surrounded Clean, clean, clean! Hurry! Ask- ing room, kitchen. Taxes $283, large swimming pool and under- with fireplace, formal dining by trees and laurel. Large living ing $17,900. WEART-NEMETH Price $15,900. water lighting. Combination liv- room, tiled kitchen, electric room with fireplace, attractive AGENCY DENNIS K. BYRNE ing room and dining room, kitch- range, dishwasher. Four large dining room, colonial kitchen with OLDER COLONIAL — In deslr REAL ESTATE REALTOR -INSUROR COUNTRY,SETTING-Brick and en with breakfast room, patio. bedfooms, 3% tiled baths. dishwasher, three large bed- able Fair Haven. Top schools ASSOCIATES REALTOR J West River Rd. Bunion frame ranch, three bedrooms, $21,500. Screened porch. Patio, barbeque, rooms, two tiled baths, two-car (Rumson Regional High), value 102 WEST FRONT ST. "li/4 oaths, tastefully decorated, garage, full basement, A real REALTORS Phone 842-1150 two-car garage. Replacement cost and space at a. low price. 32' MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING •hot water baseboard heat, fire- ROLAND PIERSON over $65,000. Tremendous valuel charmer at $31,000. porch, large living room, 15' din-127 Oakland St. Red Bank 741-2240 -place, full basement, two-car ga- Asking $39,000. ing room, 16' den, eat-ln kitchen 747-M45 24-HOUR SERVICE rage. Parochial and public AGENCY IMMACULATE four bedroom NEW MONMOUTH — Tlndail Oar- home In Shrewsbury Borough. IV, with dishwasher, 1V4 bath, three Seven Day Service dem. Bt. Mary's Pariah. Nlne-yia-r-oii, schools nearby. Price $25,500. ADJOINING FOX HILL. Charm- bedrooms, new heat and plumb- Member Red Bank Area three-bedroom, 1H bath aplit levii, REALTOR baths, garage, basement, base- Multiple Listing Service with garag«. Beautifully lanitscaperl ing Colonial split level. Attractive board heat, wall oven, shaded ing. Just painted. Two-car garage LITTLE SILVER - Four bed- mi In excnllent condition. A few of A. FRED MAFFEO 300 Half Mile Rd.. Corner living room, separate dining rear yard. Excellent value for Reduced to J17.250. My mortgage rooms, two-story house, large lot, tne m*ny features i/tcludt a ntwly room. Electric kitchen, wall oven. of $16,800 available to qualified best residential area needs pain LEONARDO — Three-bedroom year paneled 12x12 game room, a aaretned REALTOR Newman Springs Rd. $18,500. round home. Kitchen, dining and liv- combination porch-patlo, sptdous liv- Three nice bedrooms, tiled bath. buyer, Inside and out, exceptional buy I ing room, full cellar. Situated In ing and dining rooms, new hot waUr (Near Garden State Parkway) Hobby shop, laundry. Attached nice renldential area and within walk- heating system. Aluminum comiintttoo 735 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY Member of Red Bank $13,500. screens, norm windows, and doors.- Red Bank P.O. 741-7575 garage. Fine shade trees. Ex- Multiple Listing Servic Int dlltance of Hwy J«. Reasonably fitalnvay to »UUi tor tjtra, storifs. To .; 741-9333 SEND FOR FREE BROCHURE priced at 113.500. riuitllflecl buyers 1600 down, tppr«1* cellent location. One of a kind! LITTLE SILVER - Four-bed- mately $UZ per month, vets no down, MEMBER $20,500. room older home, large secluded RARITAN TOWNBH1P - Kl«nt room, approximately IH2 per month, lub- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING 741-9100 lot, big barn on premises. Trans- 14 year-old bouie altuated In com-lect lo P*HA or VA approval. Ownar be- OF RED BANK COZY TWO-alDHOOM HOUSE — J<" mercial area alone Hwy 34. Prloed ing tranaferred, must rslocati. Call MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE "Widsj Selection of Choice Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. ritlrad couple. Automatic, waaher, dry- ferred owner will sell completely lor quick aala at 112,000. today and %m for Mr. iUpheni. jUk- er gal rafrlgaratoi, air conilitlontd furnished. Existing G.I. mortgage ing $18,900. UTTU SILVXR Homes" Corner Bergen PI. Corner lot 1<#»H»' nlcaly landieaptd, RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Thla aitra Excelltnt rtatdentlal lection. Aiklnj of $13,800 on be assumed. Asking larsa cuilom built ranch home haa ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Uv» In RED BANK ihree bedroome and a very large THE KIRWAN COMPANY LUXURY UVINO privacy on Hi acre wooded lot In H3.W0. $17,(00. In A 741-1017 kitchen and living* room with a full Realton betutltul hill top reildentlal area. Call or write for a THRBE-BBDIROOM OLDBR HOME - baeement and two-ear detached saraga. DISTINCTIVE • Delightful icreened porch ov4Tlooklng Il la an «nj«ll«nt buy at lUtoo. WATERFRONT woods. complete brochure Uagnlllcent vlaw of river and ocean. FOUR BEDROOMS m-mo BBTTINa • Lovely living room with iton* flr« STANLEY K. DOWNS Thria room bungalow on premlm. BEAUTIFUL place. And all on the aame floor In thta BITTNER & CARTON • Fenced play yard with pltyhouie COUNTRY HOME modern epllt level home which In- FAIR HAVEN RANCH • Triple track itorm windowa. VALUE GALORE eludea 1U bathi, flnlmtct reoreatlon AGENCY Pour bedrooms, two baths, larga 5 RIVERS EDGE • Den or extra bedroom. AND HORSE FARM room and garage, Country atmospherl H Main at. Keyport Ml MIS screened in porch, btautilul shut AT LITTLE SILVER, N. J. • Large dlnlnf area, BROOK AGENCY Hut Juet a ahort walk to Newark anil trees. Bartain under |30,0M, Call • Recreation room. This clean, conveniently located lour- Attractive two-story, eight-room home New York hue. r4T2m > DBTINaUlaHED • Fallout ihelter. bedroom, two full baths, *pllt level Is (painted white). Four-bedroom, living Real Eitat* CUSTOM • Eat-ln kitchen. truly value packed. Wanted fe&tures room, dnllng room, kitchen. Nice ma- Atlantic Highlands ONLY $16,900 RANCH ON 2W LOT WITH TMBEI— HOMES • Custom split, Include city sewers, hot water heat, ple shade trees. Two-story 3OxSO barn, Bank Building LINCROFT SPLIT Convenient to school, shopping; and tnm • Full cellar. combination storms and screens, a other buildings. « acres rich farm 291-1717 CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor church. Three bedrooms, tiled bath, • Center hall. large enclosed porch, Plui ft patio, land. Situated on highway. Short drive eparatt dln(n$ room, spacious ttvlng from town and schools. Only 11,000 Three bedrooms $26,990 • Three bedroomi. full »«—n'. « - AT . il I. Front St. Bed Bank oom, kitchen with breakfast area, • Two baths. B R 0JUN per acre. Extras covsred, front porch, Kir conditioner. A DIBDCTIONS: Hwy. 35 loulh to^Bsc • Many other features. LAMSON, INC. RIVERFRONT OCEAN niOIITS — Ample parking. $20 900 747-2444 tcat at fl7,0OO. KLWOOD A. ARM • Call owner. •_ $19,950 Two-family home plui gueit cottage. TFlONa AOENCY, nCALTOR, US |H,5O0. Liberal financing avallabla (Realtors) iollt lnvel. Lower level game room Living room with fireplace, dining 'rospect Ave,, LlttU Sliver. TU-4S0O. K-K" iutlo»> to silvenlda Ava.; led 65 W. Main St. rr«eh*l 11x27 with (ireplac., patio, oallt. two room, kitchen, two bedrooma and Datfl rtl/MBON — Ltrf* four-bedfoom house. ,an SUverilda to models. 4S2-MW bedroomi; flrat laval ]tui\Wn$ room. each floor. Hot air heit on first Ont block frnm new irtd» school. MONMOUTH DKACII — ToSWrT NO DOWN PAYMENT SNYDER REALTORS 11x13 dining room, two bedroomi, batn. purkling Colonial. Uirgs foyer, ip»- MIDDLETOWN - NEAR STATION. floor. Full baieraent. Perfect oondl- Modern 2THH Kitchen with smpli birch . FOR INFORMATION FOR QUALIFIED VETS Flva corners Middletown 28' icreened porch commanding view Uon. 117,500. cibin*!• and built-in appllancei, with lous living room, dining room, kiteh- CALL tU-1200 NON-DEVELOPMENT. Ctp* Cod on of river; dock. J43.MO. plclurs window ovirlook 2Oi30 fUi- n with brtukfnst room. Four bed- £71-2590 elevated acre plus. Wide open country •lon« patio. 21«M paneled den with 'oomi, two baths. Two blocks from Spacious home with two-car garage on view, panel<**i Jiving room, beamed SCHANCK AGENCY FINLAY repiatce. 100x100 lot. Detected firif«< wan, Nf«r churchfs. and »hopptng OWNER MOVING H acre, front porch and full basement, ceiling, (.replace with ral«d hearth, lormi snrt ncrecnn. R42-0290. center. To settle estate. 423,fW. Call living room haa brick fireplace, full HIOHLAND8 — Thr«s-bidroom house. dining room, 1*r|t tll«tl kitchen. Four Realtor REAL ESTATE AGENCY for nppolntment. ftOLaSTON WATER- dining all electric kitchen with wall View. Oarage. Landscaped. Two-ted- bedrooms, ltf baths. Attached garage. g Undea PI. Red Bank I B»T Iv*. , HlfhUndi AtiCROVT — Beven aer«t, four bed- miRY, 18 W. Frcmt St., Re4 BaAk. PRICE REDUCED oven and counter top range, two large room cottate on jrounds. Two-tamlly Baseboard hot water heat. Btiement. 717-0 JS7 oomii family room, modern kitchen, 74T-MOO. bedrooms and bath plus huge expan- «itup. Chsiv at 118,000. HALL RBAL Hard to equ&| at a firm $21,900. Member Mult.pie Listing 8T2-O10O lining area, •ptctoui living room. Mix- sion level, Hot water heat. All ESTATE, n» Bay Avs. 1721770 or »7fc LAWRENCE J, SCHILLING, Realtor VAIL HOMES — Clean, quiet two-h«d iell#nt (trmlnf. T41-W11. RUMBON-Two large bud rooms, living plaster walls, VA appraised 115,000. ,100. IS Spring tit., fUd Bank. 7*7-4121. HAZLET — Bight room, 1H bath, bl- room ro-operative. Down payment. room, dlnfng room, kitchen, bath, cel- Beautiful location and minutes to evel ranch. Excellent condition. Dining 109,60 a month Includes all except WftCWSBtrRY — Cap* Cod, two bed- lar, girage tall trees on lovely street FAIR HAVEN — Three bedrooms, llv- HAZLET—Lovely three-bedroom ranch. room, eat-ln kitchen, two-car garage, ami room for expantion, Aaklng Ili- everything. Owner, M2-2135. Ina room, kitchen, farale. Full price Full basement, enrage. Many extrae. he«L Call M3-1687 after 6 p.m. roomi, modern kttchin, cxpanaion attic, BHJUSWSBUR1 - ennui, tour Excellent condition. Assums 4ty per m.ny eatraa. Assume al mortgage. convenient to etorei, ichoolt. fl3,50O. ROfl. Owner will consider offers. ll l rooms gM«k «*' LET'S ELIMINATE tha mUdls roan, UIMO. UTCHMAtf MALTY M2-1180 117.800. M4-4313. .lAZUCT~8even-room ranch. Wall-to- Mfl-2-58. ______rMR HAVKN-Lnvely ranch IV llv- Three-bedroom rancb, halt acre lot. cent nl mortgage or 10 per cent VA,or ng room, dining room, modern hitch- OAK HILL — Three year-old ranch, FHA financing available. £7,100. 3M UTTLJi BlUVSIl - Three Jadrooms, wall carpeting. Recreation room. |ltt,Ck)O Priced to move. New Monraouth-Hlddlfl' three bedrooms, two baths. Eiceptlonal ilc room, dining room and kitchen. Owner. 204-4468. MltTDUZTOWtt AREA m and thr«s nfee bedrooms. Futf, dry own ares. Call «71-«»M. oloset apace. Full dlnlnf room, lovely 2448. POtm-BEDflOM CAPE COD HOME ellar with rtcreitfnn room, largs lot otFulFulll prlcprlca »U,8W. 1JTCHMAN RKD BANK — For quick llle, $13,000. OR QUICK OCCUPANCY, top condt- with lovely »hrubbery and tra«a on NEW BHBEVVUBURY - geven-rpom kitchen, doubla garage, walk out base- ISO YEAR OLD COLONIAL — Living ALTr M8-US0M8US0. ranch. Two balha. Carpetlnt. excellent ment. Must be seen to be appreciated. room, UsM', teamed ceilings. Pins psn Near St. Jamee parlih, Seven rooms, Ion. Living room, Urge, mortem kitch- fSfj-pnd itrppt. Oftraff and larg* condition. S3J.500. 741-1M1. Asking 133.500. 41 Blue J»? Ct., Middle- eled walls. Fireplace. 15' English pic SJCRtlENKrUfOTHOHT-Prlvecy and two bathi. Ideal for builnti* or retl' n, dining room, den, two Full bath*. icreened porch. 115.00O. iVt% mortsai* lown. 671-I337. lure window. Dining room with formal charm. Urge Immaculate Cape Cod rience. Can be impeded at any time, Full bmement with playroom, two-car an h« Kiitim^'l. 171,900. MC AUSTER carrlei all. 741-1144, NEW THREE-BBDMOOM BANCK — French doors. Kitchen, Early Amerlcsn, on beautifully Isndscsped acre. Three a* It Is novr vacant. JSxcJuilve brok#r, trsge. Many *xlf«j», ConvenJenr Iran*- AGENCY, Ittal Eatxltf, 109 X. Itlv*f Near ahore, beautiful, very low lAHTSHOBNE WOODB-Your heart's pine hutch cabinets, Indirect, lighting, bedrooms, 1 lii baths, custom kitchen, UONBTANCK BMiTII, 14 Uaple Ave. >ortation nnrl (iliopplng. City sewera. Rd.i Rumion, B42-1M4. EUMBON — Excellent alx-room ranch For Information call 787-7107. desire. Southern Colonial on hilltop formica counters. Four large hedroomi. den 20'ilJ living room, ilinmg room, Kalr Haven. T41-23OB. ______nr $1B,100 FHA morlgaKfl or veta with H4 0«m«. •«'• caused by Illneia view ot river. Ten rooms and acreage, Two bstris. 178x180' lot. »J3,MO. CHAF. patio, basement, two car garage, excel- no down available to qualified buyer. In tamlly. Home In nt«r condltwn. RUM8ON — Three-bedroom ranch on iteuonably priced. Mortgage available. FIN HEAL ESTATE. M Broad St., ent scliools. owner transierrrU. Price Ci'.AVB CONVENIENCE! Check this. Act quickly. Reanonable offers con- (More Classified Ads large, completely landscaped, fenced 129.800. for appointment 747-2OM. Flva mlnutea from train, bui, Parkway, Many attractive natures, asking *2»,WO. Call for appointment. 711-2382. Eatontown, 542-1153. gcbool, Bell LaM, and shopping, fill sidered. Just reduced to $18,060. OLAZEBROOK AGENCY, Ktallor, Ave- In lo! with excellent shade trsea and =: MATTHEW J. OILU Jlealtor, 714 HI|M- On The Next Pitt) « or Two Rivera, Rumaon. 842-1100. brooK. Low tales, attractive. Asking MIDDLETOWN AREA-Eicellenl buy JU8T PAINTEIV-Three-bedroom ranch, MIDDLETOWN BEAUTIFULLY room ranch. Larged wooded tot. brook, way 3fl. MIfldlelown, ne-floor realdence. Vaeslve 1 vlng bedrooms, lbr» baths, paneled Jiving year-old four-tedroom. home Including Tou'd hear about this beautiful ranch tiaym'nt required. Priced at I13.M0. room, stone .fireplace. Formal dining room, fireplace hot water heat. Holy equipped for entertaining, asrace. en- on a hair sere tree-ohsded lot. Luxury OLAZEBROOK AOENCY. Realtor Ave- separate dining room, study, and par- osed breexeway, plus liill patio with room. Modernised kitchen with dining Cross school area. Furnished or un- tially finished second bathroom. Oil dining room, •paclous kllchfn. 21* fee- nue o! Two Rivera, Rumaon. 842.1100. ares. Two huge bedrooms, tiled bath. furnished. H7-1122. lirereDlac; e Combination aluminum reatlon, ihrea twin-size bedrrjomi, two hot water heat, sewers, landscaped and •reens, atorm sash, snd doors. Superl- Beasonsl porch, powder room. Blalrway fencsd 100x120' lot with trees, patio, baths, 2Sx3S kidney-shaped swimming OLDER COLONIAL to eipanslon second floor. Gang*. At- MIDDLETOWN Bpllt Level — Three • landscsplng. Ulntaum KHA vi no pool, two sir conditioners and. wall-to- FIVE BEDKOOMS CORNER 115*150. bedrooms, family room, Florida room, with fooling for carport or garage. down Ol I" q««ll««"»»•'• tractive grounds eipwielvely shrubbed, Full basement with finished itcieitlton wall carpeting. Price Is on value of Four 'rooma up and flva rooma down, Bteam he«t oll-flred. Tales appro*! double garage, dishwasher, «',*_ per MrrrllBW 1. dlLL, 714 Highway 34, house alone at *2I.W>. KLWOOD A. I-, bath". Ideal 'or profeillonal use or cent mortgsge. Asking 117,300. Owner room. Many other extras. 642-36113. Middletown, N, J. 871-3100. BBBB mRtely S30O. Excellent value at (21.000 AltMBTMONa A'JENCV. Realtor. 56S Urn family. Many axlrai. Owner aak. 671-1701. LAWBENCE J. SCHILLING, Realtor MIDDLETOWN — SPLIT. FOUJ OWNER MLOCATIHODUB TO BUBI- 'roipect Av*., Lltlle flilvrr. 7«1-*I value! Only 130,100. years old, good condition. Near flcltnt kllchen, recreation room, laun- FAIR HAVEN — Two atory older tached garage, large plot. California- and three miles to ocean recreational dry, 114 r»lhs, baaement,' cement pa- bound couple offer this (or 132,900. UNCHOFT — lVi-itory two-bedroom centers. Immediate possession. Asking JTTANLKY K. DOWNB, Retltor, Red Bank. $14,800. #539 lo. Vacant, early occupancy. Reason- home. Newly decorated. Three bed. ELWOOU A. ARMSTRONG AOBNCY, Cape Coil. Living room with fireplace 122,50*1- For appointment call 229-0o3'j. Bhrewibury. 741-1017. rooir.i. large Ilvlns room, lull dinlns Realtor, MS Prospect Ave., Little III Knotty pine dlmng roum and l/tclim able oilers considered. FHA appraised room, encloeerl porch, oil hot water VAIL HOURS - Four-room bungs RUMSON RANCH S.l,47». Asklni only S1R.90'). MATTHEW ver. 71M50O. Endoaed porch. Attached garage. With KUMBON — Owner wanla action. Re- iw. (30.50 per month. Down payment J. GILL, Realtor, ,14 Highway 35. Mia- neat. Alklng H«,60O. Call owner »7-OS4ll In walking ilHtunce IK cnufchea iluc•eed lirlce X3.MK). 8eveii-r«Mnn hum* M233.47. n RMRhaw Ave. Near Forrestdale School. Six dlelown, N. J. flTI-3200. HOME PLUB INCOME - Be« loca- EXECUTIVE I1OMK -- CuelonMinllt •chooli, anrl ibopplng center. Aaklng ' irge beatitlliilly landtcapeil lot with tion. Private ocean bench. Trice rea- Cape Cod with unusual quality four itn treeh ami nlirub". Price BATON*W)WN-Assume 4'.•4% VA mrart rooms, finished basement with 50-ACHE HORSE FARM—Choice estate sonable. 376 Ocean Avenue. Bea Bright Urge bedrooms, 2% tiled bftthn, witn I ULAZEUROOK A'lENCy, Iteal- gage or prlvntfl/ finance. Corner lot, play room and shop. The location nrpu, twelve box stflllt; excellent fnur- large kitchen, dining room, living room [>LKt"OWN^Unuiual, exotic Louie ,„., Avenue nt Two Rivera, Imniaon. rmieti tiomc, thref \>rm*, tiath. liv- ,1.,.., ranch on » lovely lot with three Is excellent. $15,900. #528 beriroom homo on knoll. (60,000. NEW MONMOUTH—llrlgailoon Villnae illi fireplace, den. lireezeway anil B42-17OO. ^_ ing room, dining room, modern electric HAROLD LINDEMANN. Broker. (V»n Large deluxe aplit level, three bed uge finished basement. Two-car a betlroumi, In Mlddletown area. Lovelf y KiU'luMi, full basfment, si-refncd lireczc Winkle Marine Bids). Eatontown. (42- rooms den, perlect location. Close to tached garage with ailriltlMiiil large recreation room with llanilone lu*,r TALL T11KKS. IlfioOK — On land- war and garage. Near school, shopping, RUMSON BUNGALOW 1103. Bt Mary'a Church and ahopplog. Ex- workshop behind. On two landscaped l^rge living: ruorn full dining room •capxl »cre. Living room, fireplace. and Fort Motimwuth. jli.m. Ml-iTll ctllent financing available. By owner acrea with targe trets. Complete priva- rherrful kltchm. You have to lee It Inlng room, large kitchen. Three bed. Five spacious rooms, dry base- l/EflNARDO—A charming cottage on a Phone 67M180. cy. Convenient to train, echoola, park- Van, no down payment. Non-veli WOO Kima, two tiled liatbl. Large arreened IJTeOO UNDKR~>IIA APPRAUALU! ment, garage. Excellent location. ftyely wooded lot with two nice bed' wiy and sbooplng. t32.00O, 3'*% mort- down, Full price 113,000. VlKSalllK porch, plaeter wain, two-car garage. HIJ8T BICLL AT ONCE -Three-bedroom rnoma, a. spacious living room, dining ALFRED VAIL MUTUAL-Rsdscorat gage. Asking- HO.OOO- call 74l-om». KJCALftTOtlA, Uwy. » and Laurel Ave. riill heated cellar. Heir echoole mil ««ntrr hall ranch, W itvtng-dlntag Offers considered. Owner wants room, and real nlea- klteh«n, enclosed inree-room bungalow. Oil heal, •man Holmdel. 071-2611. comniutlng. «71-M3J. room, 22' recreation room, breaMfaat to Ml! now. $17,000. #530 torch. la It worth *7,MOT Bee lor your- down payment. |6«.W per montli. utili- MIDDLETOWN VICINITY — Wow, an room, two-car garage. S20.O0O, M2-2WT, ae!(! Vets, no down payment. Non-vets ties Included. Call gtf-HM- Immaculate three-bedroom wblta dream RED BANK—84 Newman Springs ltd PICTURESQUE SETTINO — Colonial 1101) down. Call FIRUIDE, Realtors, a**i*«*« ^4, a. A JIIIA • mi • i•! M sat li tt M till*IV a*I Two-story resilience. Living room 14x111 CaPA Cod. Four bedrooms, two baths. KOUK rtOOUIt—UW.M per monUl In M1DMJCTOWN AltlliA homa with' a charming picket eludes all utlllllet except heat. OH PHILIP J. BOWERS Hwy. 34 and Laurel Are., Holmdel, ipaclcu* firing room. riming- room. Modern kitchen with din 21x19 living room will) fireplace. Large il 1 -2831^ LOW PRICE COUNTK-r UVINO Inr ere*. Isimflry. Three bedrooms, en- Isoment. 43x24; attaenril garage. Hm- hpnt. 31 B«!ituw Art.. EctorKown. M2- for large family. Four bedroom", large kitchen, nice bulb, modem gas h««t. 3337. & COMPANY living room, 10x13 dining room, 15x12 Bo llhi beauteauty/ todttytoday. VelVctai no down closed porch, basement, Fire-alarm t nrlshborhooil. I^>w taxes. See this 2 OOO'fJQ. FT. FOUR-BEDROOM HOME JIO.JOO. IT1RU1DE; REAL- •y«lem. Asking IIJ.SDO. S13.M0 FHA lovely home. Special, I22.W1, BTAN- WALTER S. OVERTON —2V, Mtha, basement, laraae. patio kitchen, ,k*a«msnt. porcn. Four-room loan fnr 25 resrs available to quallfM IJCT K. DOWNS. Realtor, .Shrewsbury. NEW. MONMOUTH - This, sttracllve and deck. Matty 'extras. One. a"— bungalow in rear. Garage. Lot 75«12S. iiynr. Ollfia v.lnlr.1. WWRBNCB J -Mi-imT. • „_„: L._-.._ iiplIt |fvt) nj) R half-acre enrnor lot BentitUul Uolmdel, 134,100. Owner. Tain, only *150 ALL THIS Foil ONLY merits youV tmptctlon, SeVtn rooms in- DIAL 741-7200 111.(00. Cafl MATTHBW J. GILU, Heal- rartosro™ DOWN — Approximatel "y |100 a nClllLLINO. He«llor. M Uprlng St. BBICK AND KRAMB FIANcil-Tliraa <^ludtnR dining rnom, ptn*l«4 den, three 4241 month lo qualified buyer Inr IHIi love- I'.eil H«nk. 747.4121. __^ Itaal Eilata lint. ISM Inr, TH Hlghwav 30, Mlildletown, N. J. ly four-bedroom, two-bath ranch In nrg" tiedronma, IS bathe, double a*- hedroomi, l'i batha plus • secluded IIIIIDUSTOWN - Colonial split level, J71-32OO Shrewabiiry, it Inctudei acreena, rNCOMid'piuifiCRTY — AtlintieHIgh rage, fireplace, basement, high wooded icreened porch on a on#*ar garage. IS Whit* H. IU4 Mat lour bedrooms, 14 baths, recreation half acre well landscaped. Aluminum Hi* been rMuced to 123,MO. Manr ti- PORT JJONMOUTH itorma, waahir, dryer, rug* and drap<- lanils. Two apsrlmenls, possibly Ihree •room, dlnfng and living room, base- an ICMtflafMnrll. nr-aNQ. uetsnrnsr. SW-JJe* atJ.SOO. Call I41-7«u. ! \\. 2, 1963 -1BOA -LEGAL NOT1CE- JIOTICK H0T1CE HOUSES Ft* SAtE HOUSES FOB SALE camrr or MOHMOCTSI SVKBOSATE-S COUBT . • swatm or mtw laamt Tike notice that application haabaen r1«elc4 T« Cra4ttWe Te rretaal or nsRuaanv- The rort MonmButh Eichange ts da .to tie, Towaehlp Ctnmltta* of ccepttng appllcallons for a ™n"«" Kotletl e U hharaa y Uve n hthat eetle* Cttlaaa AgaiM Katale ' jsisTMrj: or EIJZABBTK CATHER- !^ rubber ttampa to """"rlied 4 Mill b* racelvetTbracelv y tha Board ar Townahlp of KoUnlel. In the Couo- nrriTi or ALXIDA LUCII'SMTT, m ttSn, DECEA4ED. nSTATB OF OCORQE H. SCHED- oaat FreehMderFh e of the County of of etonmwith and SUta ot Maw otcnanga peirona. iii«*««w "-^cr-iT J» RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS f the County ereay to tranifer to Chrlatlna L. Dl- &SOSAS9GD ' NpUee. U hereby given that the ac- ,re lequested to contact Mr. Flab.at loameum fofor ththe ConitmctloCttC l n off . Pursuant to tat «rder 6f XDWARD C. eounta of the tubacrlbsr, a Co-eiecu- JSSW order of EDWARD torn Shwar. KM BanliLHUe •llverer-- lento, trabdisg. aa; R«d Roof Tavern for BHOEOJB, lunogatt of lit Count? sftor ot foe a«UU of said Deceased will he Eifeheiige Office. Building IMS, 600 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN, N. J.uanbury Area, anc.openad *nd nad pranlaea . located at Route No. M>llonnouln, Uds day made, on thbae audttel and atated by the eurrogtta rort Monmouth, New Jersey, te ephone fotlndel Towmhlp, tht riemtry Retail aj*»llcauon of ma nnterslned, Plet jAe- County of Monmputli and re-53^3505. for detalla. Sealed applications pptlcation ol the undersigned, Mildred irett, Freeholdd,-M, , I. oft ednesday Conaunptltn LIcenM Ho. C-S heretofore telt, Louis JBnglaader' ana' John G. porttd! .tor tetlltment to The Manwl- H be accepted In the Exchange Of- MC™ Kern, one of the Executora 747-4532 i tt J:uO P. liuej to Chrlttlne L, Dlletto. tiecu- fice until »:0O A.M.. IS August U83. ugust n. via M. promt.- i. for the premUta locited at Houie Van- aV-rttea, Kiecuton of me eaUte mojuth. County Court, Probate Dlrlslon, The -Bzchange reserves the right -to the eitate of the said George H. ig time. roi 34, Jlolmort Towtiehll. ' of the aala Alelda Luelc Bmit, deeaaae'd, Friday, the XOi day of Beptemler relect all applications. Slier, d«ei«d. notice is hereby M*mb*r MulKpl* Lilting Strvic* Plant, tpecltrcattoni and form of bid. ObjeetionB, If any, ahosld be mad* Botlea U' hereby -given to;taa credltort- D., I*H«- u »r30 o'clocK a. m, atAug. 3, t. • ' to the credltore of said deceased xitract and, bond tot the propoied medl»t«Iy In writing U: Daniel' »• of aaM-4edenied to it to th« ttld County Court Houte, Monument and rk.1 prepared by H. Leror Itaitu. - Municipal Clerk cf Holmdel Town- Executoia their claims under oath Court Streeta, Freehold, Kew Jereey, rtthln stx rooruna from Ihlt date.' at which time AsHlcatton wlll.be made NOTICg IS HEREBY OIVEN lhat ALWAYS ADMIRED — OFTEN ENVIED - River Oaks Coloni.l lonmoulh County Icglnttr,, have bten lor, the- allowance of Commliilona and leajnltie, office of aa|d SniUeer m £5. CtmiBTlHi; L. DIUTTO Hlad: JulTtth. IJU the foUowing ordinance waa Introduced in pretty Betting. Owner traiferred, must tell. Three large bed- be stall of Rtcorm, tforimenuotlea and Mail fete. ud passed first reading at a regularly MtD^OeCHKB S Allen Place 800 ICast ISth Street rooms, paneled den, two full baths plus powder room, Woodbwra- uy be Inaptetw by proWKtlve kid- Red Bank, New Jersey ^STaaT Dated JUly 39th* A. D. 1KJ. ' ullourned meeting' of the Townehlp ing fireplace in large living room. Two-car attached garage. An ira during bnam.ti houraTJlddsra wiu tahr N, Ajlg J • ,»OM at Olenrldp Road, . CRARL)S« J. HEUat, JR., $£m?ttte ol Slf'Townshlp of Middle, Brooklyn M, New York, vturnlartd wllM a eijy ef the plena Glenvllle, Connecticut Beacon Hilt Road, town held Wednesday, July 31, U«3, OACWUU1Executrix4 excellent bone for a discriminating family. $33,900. nd astclfloauena by the Kwiheer U»n LOUIS ENQLANDIB Leonardo, ,W. J. and waa laid over for aecond and Measrs. erowelll * CroweC U ireptr > wflce .and Jeymlnt, of,a fee of NOTICE or mTTLSanair M Gul«tM Avanae, a COB^ecuuur. final passage at a meeting of theH Mechanic Street PRIVACY IN RUMSON - Treei galore! Only eight yean old W Dollars' (U.M)' payable ts toe or. ACOOCHT LarchmoaU New York Messrs. Roberft, Pillaiury Townihlp Committee ot the Township Red Bink, New Jeriey, [onroontl, County Treasurer. JOHN V. VAN BTRATEH I Carton, of Middletown to be held Wednesday Attorneys SZI.IO on Vfi acres in excellent neighborhood. Hat four nice bedrooms, Bids must be made on standard pro- UTATE Or CHARLur. X.IUXH, 331 Central farkWeet, Counstltara at Law. evening, Auguet U, U63. at the Tow" lug. 2. ». 1», a 19x17 den, two full baths, laundry room, living room with fire- lea! forme In tht manner designated ISCEASED New York 39, New York O-Vt First Avenue, ahlp Hall at 8:00 p.m., at which time erela and. required by -the specific* Notice Ji hereby given that the ac- KicetUore -' . I '• Atlantic Highlands, N. I. a public hearing will be held upon place, dining room, kitchen with wall oven and dishwasher. There IBB; mutt be, enclosed In eealed art* count* of the eubtcrlber, Kxtcutrtx of rll* ntnltr- Aug x », a, a the same and elf pertoui win be given is a two-car garage and breezeway. Oil baseboard heat. Asking lopes blaring tha name and addresa Ue eatate of aala Deemed will *» 4 Fraitklln Avenue; MONMOUTH COCNTI tht bidder and the name ol theaudited and atated by the Surrogate of Rldgewooct, New Jetsey,. !K0Bmt» 8UBEOOATES COURT M2.000- •ork on the outside] 'addraned- to me he County of Moiunoulh and resorted July II, U, 38. Aug. 2 J33.20 Township Cerk Notice to Creditors to Pment loard of Ctituen ftuaholdtri «f the>r settlement to The lconmouth Coun- NOTICE ,N ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING^THE Clalmt Agalatt Estate County of K>tMl0UU and must' be tc Court, Probate Division, on Friday. EBTATE OF GLADYS BRANCH, DB- CAPE COD COTTAGE — Located close to Fair Raven's excellent I 23rd ,day of August A. D., ISO, NOBCB Olr SETTUCMEST MONMfltfm COUNTY CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLA cempanltd by a bonding certificate ind TION OF VARIOUS SIDEWALK FA C school. Three large bedrooms, fireplace in living room. Huge a'certified check, drawn to the order »:30 o'clock a.m., at the county ' • or'ACCODST STJBEOOATE'S COCS.T CILITIES IN THE TOWNSHIP OP punSant to the order ol EDWARD enclosed porch. Oversized garage. Corner location. $14,500. the Monmouth county Treasurer for Court Houae, Uonument and Court EtTATS Ot FELICITY CLARK DU- Retlee te CreaUten te Preteal C BROEOE, Surrogate ot the County Streets, Freehold, New Jeraey, at which, of Monmouth, this day claims under oath within alt months OF aoTToOO.OO FROM THE BAHMessrs. CroweU * Crowellll • made (or the allowance of Commli- from trrla date. 11 Mechanic Street uir Jf, Aug1 j ng.ji ilonl and Oouniel feet. Dated,: July Ith. 1MI HOUSINO AND HOME FINANCE Dated'July JMh. A. D, JM3, 1 AGENCY, COMMUNITY FAC1UT1E- Attorney! THE ULTIMATE NOTICE ELIZABETH W. SCHANCK Red Bank, New Jersey RICHARD BACHE DUANI. ADMINI8TRATI0N AND AUTHOR S2o.«S NOTICE MONHOCTH COUNTY Locutt, New Jersey. (01 Broad Street IZINO THE ISSUANCE OF BOND July v>. M. Aug. 2, » NOTICE a HEKCHT orVKN that RCMOOATl'S COCRT UNITED STATES TRUST COIIPANT, Shrewsbury, New Jeraey AND NOTES TO FINANCE THE The Shut HilU of HoLndeL nomea from HO.OOO. 1todeVs available or mil Hatlce le Creeuura te rreeaat OERAUDINE W. STOUT COST OF THE SAMB NOT EX- NOTICE build u> suit. Just It bonus placid In majutio itttinf with towering Oalu to fallowing ordinance vraa {nVodueed or NEW YORK, . rat reeling at a rtgulirly Clalraa Anlaat Estate IM Bast Bergen Place CEED1NO THE SUM OF »II!,»0O.O NOTICE » HEREBV OIVEN that and Dogwood* wuUrtd everywhire. Bach ate ta oni-aere or grtattr with ItTATI 07 WlEUAM EDWARD By: I. r. BRAD, Red Bank, Kew Jersey BE IT ORDAliNED by the Township two broolu and a gentle elope. Located %-mM. west of Laurel Avo on Holland Uourned meeting of the Townihlp WILL, DBCXAUD ' ' • - Survtvlng Exeeutrlcea the following ordinance waa Introduced, bramltue of the Tawnihtp of Middle- Aailaunt Vlca President,' Committee of the Township ot Middle- aid paeTed firat reading at a regular- Ra. Four mlnutta to Bell Labi. all mlnutee to Jllddletonn Railroad stitlon, Pursuant to the. order of HOWARD 45 Wall Street, , fessra, Roberta, Plllabury town In the County ot Monmouto an ly adjourned meeting of the Township lfl minutes to Red Sutk. thr«a mintaa ta ds*dea Stale Had Hill latercria> iwn held Wadneedajr, July >r, 1S63C, . BROEOE, Surrogate of the County New York City. K. T. A- Carton > fltate of New Jersey: na wae laid over lor aecond and, n- t7 first Avenue Committee of the Towwhlo of Middle- tour minutes UEt 1U lily Tulle. >al paaalge at a meeting of the Town- of Monmouth, thla day made, on tne•lecutort, SECTION 1. That the Townihlp of town held Wedneeday, July 31. 1M3, LPB-lleatlon of the undersigned, Allen Atl>nllc__Hlghltnilt, New Jerse; and was laid over for eecond and ihlp Committee of. lht Towneblp of loberta. Administrator-of the eatate Charles B, Ailing, Em., Middletown undertake a program for [iddletown to be held Vednaaday tve- Counitllor at Law,, July' 12, IS, 3», Aug. 1 the construction and Installation of side- lnal piaiate at a meeting of the HAROLD E. HARRISON Int. Auruit 14, 1M3, tt the TownUilp if tUt Bald William Edward Cowell, 480 Bloomllelrt Avenue. •32.20 walfaa tn the Townihlp of Middletown Townihlp Committee of the Township {all at 8:00 «.m.,k at which timt a leceased, notice la hereby given to Ihe according to plans and epeclflcalloni of Middletown to be held Wednesday 1 sredltors of laid deceased to present Montdalr, New Jeraey. DBVULOPElt AND 8UILDIR mbllc hearing wilt b* held noon thi Aug. 3, ». 1«, a : S3I.0I ' NOTICE made by Henry F. Labrecque and onevening. August 14. 1863, at the Town- me and all ptraona will be given al lo the skirl Administrator their claims file with the Township Clerk, the 10 under oath within six months from ' MONMOUTH COtJNTT ile with the Township Clerk, t ship Hall at 8:00 p.m., u which tlms tll-IOM SS1-41M opportunity- to be heard. cation of same to be aa follows: a publio hearing will be held upon this date. MTBROaATE'S COVB.T Tre HOWARD W. ROBERT* Dated: July UUfi. lMi.' NOTICE 1., Northerlnoruieriy aiduae c ouil Cherrv,,«>v, -..,* the same and all persona will be given Townahip Clerl , ALUCN.ROBZlVTI MOMSlOIini COTJNTI Betlte te Credllers te Freeeas F R KN ORDINANCI TO REPEAL AN OR Farm Road trom Herb Road to 224 HunntOBlin Drive Ctairnt Atalatl EtHte St. Mary's Church. - Townehlp pCler Clerk k HOUSES FOR SALE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY DINANCB. BHTTTLBD '-'AN OltDI, . . , Red Sank, New Jeriey ', WJKeUMJATK'S COOBT- NANCB. AITTHORIZINO THE CON- Hetlce te< Creeltari ee Preteal ESTATE OF WALTER I. ANDBH J One side of New Monmouth Road AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING.THIZINGTHB from Tindali Road' to Kenwood 'OUR FAKiLT HOUSE — Rod Bank •TRUCnON AND INSTALLATION [curs, floberta. Plllstury ' Clalmt AfaJntal Estate" SON, DECEASED > - . CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLA- OF VARIOUS SIDEWALK PACTLI. Punmant to the order ot CDWAR J. Eaaterly aide of TlndaU Roai .rea. Two family Dupltx-lea Briiit * Carton' - - ESTATE OF JACOB WTCKOrF, DI- from Park Avenue to aillrldge libra and two apartmenta -^'Highlande TTlg IN THE TOWNSHIP OF MI» IS First 'Avenue C-BROEOE, Surrogate of the Count] REINFELD DUCTOWN, COUMTV «r MON- 1 OKAftED - - '• , . ot-Moamouth, this day made, on the Parkway and Park Avenue from bova butlnete propertlei return 7S% MOUTH ABD . APPROPRUTINO . Atlantic 'Jftghlanaa;. New Jeriey, Tindan Road to Leonardvllle Koad. your Invaatment Wonderful oppor Attorneys ' purtueM te) the order of EDWARD lteatlon, of the undersigned, Jamee OIVllM QUALIFIED THE COST THIIUEO>* AND AV ul* If, atv Aug. %• t BROEOE, BurrogUe of the County ABdenoa and-*. Allaire Cornwall, 4. Westerly aide ot Swimming River unUy (or email mTeitor. CilMlI-mi THORKINO THB ISSUANCE OF . MoUmoath, this day..raxda, on threExtcutm' of at*' eatate of tha sail Road trom Pine Street to New Vtttrani No Down Raymtnt ter 7 p.m. •. . " * BONDS AND, NOTE* TOi FINANCI wHcaUon ot tne, UBdenlgnedi Helen' Walter I. inderaon, deeeued, notice . man Springe Road. mri*. ~* THE SUM OF MMMgl $59 Month Approximate THE COST FOR THI SAME MOT ..'. iHlgdna ahd Jan* W. Alppee,, Bur- la h«ceby given to the eredlUirt of 5. Southerly aide of Newman Springs TO FINANCE PART OF THE COST EXCEEDINO THE SUM Of «133. vlvlng Srenitrleea of Ihe eiule of Uiiaald deeeaaed to present to the said Road from Navy Railroad to Pha- BUSINESS PROPERTY 000.00." - . .-, • . , aald Jaenb Wyckoff, deceaaed, notice Bxeenton their elalmj under oath wilh- lanx Road. BE IT ORDAINED by the Townihlp Three Bedroom Rancher BI IT ORDAINED -br the'Towortitt la hereby given to the eredltore of, said n, Survlvlnf Eiecutrlcit Xed Bank, New Jersey Project 63-1 at a cost not to exceed $8,500 FULL PRICE hrawibury, UUle surer and. turrouid- AND'NOTES TO FINANCE THE COS: lzed to be Issued for the purpoie ( ORSIRBD that, the hearing ol this Alston Beekmsn, Jr., Esq. Attorheyt flnanotng the colt of the aforeaa •UBJXCr TO V.A. F.H A. APPBOVAL Ing area* . FOR THE «AUE NOT EXCEEDING action be brought on before this Court ; July t, U, M Aug. s S33,: SECTION J. That the sum of «71,- THE BUM OF S1J3.00J.O0" h.relofor. on the' art flay ol August, 1M3, at 1»-'Broad Street - • project; the total amount of bonda 1 000 00 or ao much thereof, as may be OPEN BIVIN DATS adopted and pueed at a meeting hell i:M> A.M. at the County Court House ' , Red1 Bank; Jfew Jersey - tued not to exceed the aum of 1118aufllclent to carry oul the provision! in July 10, IM3, lie and the a'arrte Ii it Freehold, New Jersey. . 100.00 which Is the estimated amour of this Ordinance Is hereby appropri- REINFELD lereby. repealed. It It furthir ORDBHXD that nolle . Attorney : .' nones of bonds or notes to be lieued. Th ated for eald purpose and a down of application for suvh change ol nami July «, W, Aug. t, • 1(30.31 NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN that maximum amount of money to payment haa been provided for in the SUCTION '2. Thit a euppremtntel raised from all sources for the current budget for the year 1863 and Adams Agency ett autemtnt be filed In the cfflc ahall be published In the- Red Ban! the-following ordinance waa Introduced purpose- ii the aum of (125,000. Howard Ava. Hew ' Bhrewibur it the Director of Local ao'vernment Reglater, a newspaper published In and pasted' first reading at a regula prior years In the Capital Improve- Realty Company 1 There's no Trick to Having Ex- ly adjourned meeting of the Towr.th BECTION 3. It Ii hereby determine ment Fund In the sum ot 13,600. and SH 1-eOM SBl-tUI moving the correetlfcn In the net debt fonmoutli County, for lour tlmea dur- bonds lor the balance thereot In Ihe U» RT.'K UIDDLITOWN of the Townehlp ol IllddlitMn by theing four consecutive'' calendar wetke, Committee of the Township of Middle and declared ai foTlowa: 21-HOUR SIKVICI tra Cash. You Get It Past When lown held Wednesday. July 31, UN, (a) That all bonda or bond antici- aum ot 168,400.00 are hereby author- epeal of laid ordinance dednctlnf -the once In each week, next {receding the ized to be Uaued for the purpose of WI NIID YOUR HOMt irnkunt of the appropriation In thdate e of the hearing. You Use The Register Classified. and was- laid. over 'for tecond and . 11 pation notea lesued purtuant to thla 671-3500 laid ordinance BO repealed. EDWARD J. ASCHIrl nal passage at a meeting of the Town ordinance shall bear lntereit at a financing the cost of the aforeiald prot- Our 12 aaleepeople have ellanta walttni ship Committee of -the Township o; rate hot exceeding Hi per centum ect; the total amount ot bonda lisued NIXT TO HARMONRMONY BOWL for your Jlatlng. They need ranch", SECTION 3. Thle Ordinance (hall J.C.C. -Advertisement. not i to exceed Ihe turn of t68.400.oo take effeol lntmedlately. July 11. U, H, Au^'l : »).» Middletown to be held Wednesday evi per annum, and the malurtttea. . LICENSED -- A; I8TATB BHOKBR ipllt leveli, two atorlea; alao tnreitmeii nlnr, August H, 1963, at the Townshl form and all other matters not de- which Is the estimated amount. of Daily » to ». Salurdaj aid Sunday property. Call ua for a Quick allt. Two BI.M Hal at' Sjfj) p'.m. at which time i terminer! herein thall be determined bondi or notea to be liaued. The mail- 10 to 7. otflcee aervlng you. public hearing will bt held upon tin by resolution - or resolutions of the mum amount of money to be raited WALKER * WALIOCR • LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- same and all persons will be given ' •governing body cf the Township of from all aourcet for the said purpose ' Realtor! •:- • •• NOHCB ;•-.-'• opportunity to bs heard, Middletown adopted pursuant to Is the sum ot 172.000.00. Shrevibuiy Office MldUetown Ofdci 8DFERIOR COURT Or NEW JKESir CHANCERY DIVISION • Township Clerk SECTION 3. It la hereby determined NOTIOE • .'••'••.. . ' • -. • • : HOWARD W. ROBERTS (b) That the period of usefulness and declared as followe: BERG m-tsu«n»ft AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE aa defined by the Statutes of New (a) That all bonds or bond, an- WE NEED — nre or an, 24 Bedroom oWWr«S3? nortMED coNsnreTio«Ai. AMENDMENT ON •• CONSTRUCTION1 AND INSTALLA- Jersey It hereby determined to be ticipation notes Issued pursuant to R»«ltor homu, furnlahed or unrlrnlihed^ fro AODiO CITIXENS' RESDENCE TAX'OUBDn ten (101 years. this ordinance shall bear Interest ^«H^ -^ •«•• »•_ m~ . • . . _• STATE OF NEB 4ERSEVI TION OF VARIOUS S1DBWALK FA- 1130 to '*t7o per month for Incoming •TavBMMAMj E. NKWLAND, hit heln, State of K«w Jmq -. .-• CIHTMS IN THD TOWNSHIP OF (c» That the eupplemtntal debt at a rale not exceeding ilx-per Meutlvei: TrS BBRO BEMAW5 CONOURJUNT »ESOMiriO.N Net I, IMS UIDDLBTOWN. OOUKTY OF MO1 •tatement required by R. S. 40A:2.< centum per annum and the ma- Short of Cssh ? 39, Mtddletown. ni-lOOO. A Concurrent Rteoltuon proposing K> amend:Article WU Seoitm l.^piragrap! MOUTH AND APPROPKIATINi 43 was, prior to the passage of this turities, form and all other matters Jot the Conatllutlon of tile State of New. Jerieyi THE-COSTS THEREOF AND At ordinance on first reading, duly not determined herein shaJl be de- Ust Our Layaway Plan ' WArrrSD — Two, three,' aaa four-bed Be It resolved by the Senate « the State of. New Jemy ((he Oener THORIZIHO THE ISSUANCE OF made and filed In the office of the termined by resolution or resolu- room 'Homea. llS.OOC-tWOOO. EUrTOOl wife ol Bernard I, Hewrand, ABiembly eoncurrtn|>: - - :. :< . - - i BOND! AND NOTES TO FINANCE Townihlp Clerk of the Townehlp of tions ot the governing body of the VETS.NO DOWN PAYMEN A. ARMSTRONG AOXNC1, Realtor, ^ •. .T : , ,. - > v Defendant!: 1. The followini propoied immdmeW to tile CoutltuUon of the State' • THE' COST FOR THE SAME NOT Middletown and aall supplemental Townihlp ol Middletown adopted U5 Froepect Ava., lilUe silver Til- You .ail rarebr ajimrooned. end re New Jtrtey re htrtby.agreed to: . , - IXCUTOINO THE SUM or OK dept statement ihowi thlt the gross pursuant to law. NON-VETS $405 DOWN quired to aerve,. upon, lauer * Kti PR0P06ED AMENDMENTS ! soo.oo. , - debt of tald Townthlp of Hlddle- (bl That the period of usefulness vlck, plaintiff a,attorney, wnost i Amend Article vm. Section 1. paragraph e, ta real aa follows: 'town as defined In Bectlon 40A:2-43 INTERESTED IN BUTlNa OLDB1 drese Is 3 North Union Avenue, Cn A. Tne Ugliluure nay, from time to tlrot, enactTaw« granting ah annu BB XT ORDAINED by the Townshl as defined bv the Statutes of New fora, Hew Jersey, u anawsr to.ts CommMUe of the Townthln of Middl of the Revised Statutes ts Increaaed Jersey Is hereby determined to be " If you -...^iiiui ... .. HOME WITH CHABACTXn — Wlthl deduction from the amount ot any tax bill tor taxes en the real property by thlt ordinance by J118.B00.00 and. (40) years. have found your answer five-mile radlua of Red Bank. Shouli complaint filed In a civil action, any citlten and resident of thlt State of,the age of 85 or mote yeara resldlm town In the County of Monmouth ar, thethan yoyouu hava found your anew! have fireplace and land to gro which Ponghkeipile lavlngt Bank, Utate of New Jereey: that the obligations authorized by (c) That ths supplemental debt right hue; four bedroonu, full dinin whic.,—h -..,Poughkcepil. e Sav-t fulntllf an In a dwelling hobss owned by him which is.a'constituent Pari^of such rsa this ordinance will be within the statement required bv R. 8. 40A:- nom, baaement, porcb and two-cti N2-37S1. New Tork corpontlon, ta Pulntll property but no, such deduction shul be In eiceas ot MO.00 and luch deductloi SECTION 1. That the Townihlp debt Ilmltatons prescribed by the Bernard B. Newland,' his heln, dl shall De reitncted to owners having an. Income not'In excesa of xtLO0O.Ov pel mlddlttown undertake a program fi 2-42 wtt, prior to the passage of taraga are, all youti. Ste tbli greal the construction end Installation Local Bond- Law. this ordinance on first reading, duly -buy now. < ._„... ..««__ vlieee and parional repreienlttlvti year. Any such deduction when to granted by .law shall bt (ranted to that 1: made and filed In the Ofllce of Full Price SUMO. •LEGAL. NOTICE an* his. their or any & their auc will not be In addition to any othir deduction or ezimption to which the sell aldewalta In' the Townihlp of Middle- (d) That the amount of the pro- ceuon In right, title and lntereit, am iltlten and resident may be entltltd. , • • . town according to plane and specifica- ceeds of the bonilit or notel au- the Township Clerk of the Town- Mrs, Bernard B. Newland; wife ol 2. When thla propoied amendment urUEe'.Cenatltalloit It-finally agreed to tions made by Henry F. Labrecqul thorized by this Ordinance shall In- snip ol Middletown and aald sup- Monmouth County Office Bernard' I. Hawland.ua defendant!, purtuant to Article IX. paragrai>h 1 of the ConsUtutlon, it thai] be eubmltte< and on file-with the Townihlp clerl elnrf*". necessary *snen(llture» tor plemental debt atatement show that NOTICE Or SBTTLKMINT 1 tht location of tame to be aa d Interest on the obligations to fi- the zroal debt of Slid Township of pending In the Superior, Court or Nt to the people at the next general election occurring more than 3 months aitet Ulddflelown as defined In Section OF ACCOUNT Jersey, within U dayi after August 1 such final agreement and shall be pubUahad at leaat once In at jeaet or lows: . nance the -said improvement and le- THE BERG AGENC 1M3, txdualve of auch dttt. if yo newspaper of each county designated by the President of the Senate and I L Southerly, side of Main Street ,Fo gal expenees and the coit ot the 40A:2-43 of the Revised Statutes Is ESTATE OF WILLIAM J. SUTTO1 fall to do to; ludienunt by deault maj Speaker of the Oeneral Assembly and tit Secretary of state, not-lesa than Monmouth, from Harmony Road Issuance of such obligations and Increated by thli ordinance by Rtaltor DECEASED , be Tendered ualnat you for the relit rnontliB prior Jo said general election. ^ .'• . : ' ' Wilson .Avshue. engineering fees, and the other mat- 158,400.00 and that the obligations Notice la hereby given that the i demanHeoT In the complaint- You thil '3. Thlt propoied amendment to the Constitution thai! be. submitted to tl >. Westerly elde Bt Kings Highwai ters epeetrieii in-Section 40A:2-2O authorised by thl! Ordinance will "Personalized Service" counts ot tha subscriber, •ubiututli lilt ycur ansewar ana pro*l of nrvl people it said election In the following manner and form: from chsrry Tree Lane, to Con. of the Revised Statutes ot New be within the debt limitation pre- ary Admlnlitrator with the Will i In duplicate with the Clerk of tl>« Ii There shall be minted en each oSldal ballot to be uiea at such gensri over Avenue. Jersey. scribed by the Local Bond Law, 6714000 nexed of the eitate ot aald Deceaeei perlor Court, Strata House Annex, Tr.: ilectlon, tha following: , 3. Southerly aide of Thornpion Avi SECTION I. Pending the Issuance . In erery municipality the following duestlon:' ' , mar. School. describe In general terms the nurno ance of such obligations and engi- bouee, large living room with Mre- and Court Btreata, Freehold. New Ji wife, u Mortnior, arm • payable' I. Suterly aide of Mlddlttown-Un- or purposes for the financing ot whlc neering feea, and Ihe other matters lace, alao nreplace in dlnlnx room. ssy, at which time Application will I Broadway Bank k Trutt Complny croft Road from Her Drive to Oak the note la limed. All turn notet ma specified In Section <0A:2-20 of the leautlrul landecapel aert lot In Colti made for the allowance of Comm! Mortgagee and concetne raal estate It crraBt»' REsmsNca TAX HU1 Road. fie Issued for a period of not exce~ Revised Statues of New Jersey, II ilnut realdemial area. Aiklm slons and Counsel feet. cated. at a Paclflo terract. Hazlel OT.EOIT AUENDMINT I, Northerly side of Riverside Drive Ing one (1) year, and mav be SECTION 4. Pending the Issuance ol Dated July tth A. D. 1M3. Townehlp of Rultan, New Jent Shall the amenament ot Xrllcle VXM( from Hubbard.Road to Roosevelt THE MONMOUTH COUNTY whleh mo'tfaie > was aetlgntd ' Section 1. paragraph- <,6t tne Constltu- Circle. • NATIONAL BANK, RIO BAN Broadway Bank at Trust Company tlon of the State or Hex Jersey grant-' T. Southerly ilae of Harmony Roai George V. Illmensee (formerly the aecond Natloni Plaintiff. Poughkeepile Saving! Bank Ing an annual deduction not to ti- < from Thompson Avenue to Uur Realtor Bank of Red Bank, tQrmtrly.Th on March M, us*. !»• nfc^ , , SECTION 5. Tha this ordinance ihall Cherry Tree Farm Road to Chun SECTION 8. That this oriUnsnce ihilt tak« effect twenty (20) dayi after tht LWOROFT ' ' ' - NOTICE Street. Uke effect twenty dtyi tfter ths ftrit flrit publication thereof alter final pai- -LEGAL. NOTIinc. -LEGAL NOTICE—— PMOroSED OONRTITDHON AI, ANENBHENT ON All at a cost not to etceed Ihe sui nubllcKtion thertof tfter final passage. «a{e. Tired of looking at derelopmsnts; BEDQCmO VOTERS' REStDENOE RZftCliUSMEMn ' of 1111,000. AUf. 3 m«2 Aug. t $33.51 ' Looking for aometnlng special? Custom- seal* tt New Jeraey. SECnON 1 That the aura ot RSS, feulll ill brick rancn, Ideal location, ASSEMBLY CONOVIUWNr JtaWOUTnON Ne. W, IMS 000.00 Or so much thereof ae mty be NOTTC7E .Swat bie aeen. Priced In. the 30'a K01I0E A Concur nnt Rtiuutlon proposing tt amtnl Artlclt n. paragraph B of thesufficient,' to' carry • out the provlelons MtOFO&ED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ON for appointment. PROrOSBD OONSTITUIIONAL AMENDMENT ON Constitution of the Btateol New Jsraey. of this ordinance It hereby appropri- VETERANS' PROPERTY TAX CREDIT FABM LAND ASSESSMENT Be It riaolved by the Oeneiel Alterably of lht State of New Jersey (the ated for said purpose and a down pa] Stata of New Jersey JUKE' AN OFFER, on till ipacloui State of New Jertej Senate concurring): • . - ..' ment.haa betn provided for In the cui SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION No. % 1963 t#o-itory Colonial. Cutter hall, £T tiv Sr.NATK CONCURKSNT RBSm.UTldN Ne. It, 1M_ I. The following propoaed amendaeht to tht Conilllutlon of the State rent budgit for the year 1M3 an A Concurrent Resolution proposing to amend Article VIII, Section 1, paragraph lna. room, corner dining room, Urgi A Concurrent Retolutlon to amend Article VI1L Beetlim' 1, paragraph 1, «f theNew Jiniy le hereby agreed to: prior yeara in the Capital Irnproveme: 3, of tha Constitution of the Btate or New Jersey. kitchen, paneled den, four Klng.iiA< constitution of the Butt ot Ntw Jersey. - - PROPOSEO AICDND1II1NT rund In the aum of tt.900.00 and bon Be It resolved by the Senate, of tha State of New Jersey (the General Mdroomi, 2^ bathi, lull dry baaement Be It retolved by the Senate of the State of New Jersey (the Genir Amend Article n, paragraph I of the Constitution 10 nad at follows: for the balance thereof In the sum Alterably concurring): large.lrae«haded lot. mi.wj. LAWLti Aestmbly concurring): - 3. (a) Erery eltitan o! the United autea, of the age ot 3r years, whoHW,M0,<» are hereby authorised to b 1. The following proposed amendment to. the Constitution of the State of AOiCNCY. Haallora. 711-6M2. 1. The following propoied amendment to the Constitution of tht Slate i •Hall hivtbeen a resident ot this stile « months and of the ooumy In which Issued for the purpose of tlnandn; New Jersey ts hereby agreed to: New Jersey la hereby agrssd to: . - • he claim* his vote «0 dayi, ntxt before the election, ahall be entitled to vol the coit o! the aforesaid project; th PROPOSED AMENDMENT RUHHINa, MODERH 8TONK J"RONT PROPOSDD AVflDNDalBMT • • for all officer* that now are or hereafter may be elective by the people, total amount of bonds Issued not Amend Article VIII, Section 1, paragraph 3, to read u follows: RANCH on large, well-landicaped plot. Amend Article VU1, Section 1, paragraph I, to read u follows: upon all questions which may be submitted to a vote of the people: aid exceed the aum of glM.500.oo which 3. Any cltlien and resident of this State now or hereafter honorably dis- 6ood aisa UVIDS room with fireplace 1. (a> Property ahall be aaseeied for Uxatlon under general lava ind (b) Every oltlstn of the United Itatea, ot the ere et 31 yeara, who aball the estimated amount ot bonds charged or released under honorable circumstances from active service. In •iparata dlnlns room, pine, paneled by uniform rules. All real property asieesid - and taxed locally or fey thhave e been 4 rteldtnt of the State aM of the coun ty In which he claims hli tutea to- be Issued. The mazlmuri time of; war or ot other emergency as. from time to time, defined by the den. three large pedroomi. two tiled State tor allotment anid payrapaymene t to taxing dlstrlcta shall bt assessed acoord- vote U daya, nezl before the election and who ahall sot be eligible to, von amount of money to be raised trom el Legislature, In any branch ot the Armed Forces of the United States shall be bathj, refrigerator, wall-to*wall carpet ing to the earns stand. ralut, except as ottiarwiae permuted Herein, ind eltewhtrt, ihall bt entitled to qualify and to vote for 'elector! tor Presidentaourcet tor thasald purpose u ths sun entitled, annually, to a deduction from the amount of any tax bill for taxes log, new alahwaihir, full dry buetuch raal property shallarl db eo taief vdi at the general tax rate of tha taxing district and Vice Prealdent of the United Bute., only. In such manner aa tha Legis- of ll«J,f»0.00. " . - on real and personal property, or both, tn the sum ol 130.00 or If the amount nent Who could aak for anythini In which the property IB situated, for the use ol ouch taxing district. lature shall provldt; and - < - SECTION 3, It la hsrtby dstermln of any such tax bill shall be leu than (50.00. to a cancellation thereof, which more at *2».000. XLW00O A. ARU- 1b) The Legislature ahall enact laws to provide -that the value of land, «) Any person rerlsteredae a. voter tn any election dltlrltt of thla Btat and declared aa' follows: deduction or cancellation shall not be altered or repealed. Any person here- il'RONa AUKNOV, Realtor, US froa not lass than 9 acrte ID area, which la determined bi the aaaesslng officer oi who has rtmoved or snail remove to another State or to another ootintir wlthi] (a) That alMMmds or bond antlclpi Inabove described who has been o** ahtvll be declared by the United States jltcl Avt., Llttlt Silver. lel-tOOO. the taxing Jurisdiction to bt Votlvtly dtvoteed tj>. agrlicultura' l or horticultural ill this Stat1 e and la not able thtre te qualify to vote by reaton of an imuffldtnt tlon notes Isaued pureuant to thlt ord! Veterans Administration, or its successor, to have a service-connected dis- and to have been SO devoted tor at leastthe," } eusuccessiv- e year* immediately period of realdenct ra-auoh State or county^ ahall, ta- a eltlxsn of the Vnite( nance shall bear Interest at a rate not ability, shall be entitled to auch further deduction from taxation aa from time IMMACULATE LOW PRICE THREE preceding the ttx year Intaue, _sh_aai..for-loci, for-locall t«_pur»aes m »pllc«uon of Btatea, hava the .right to vote for electora for- President and Vice Preildent exceedlng-elx per centum per annum to time may be provided by law. The widow of any citizen and resident of this BEOROOU cuitombulll ranch. Baai the owner, be that value which euch land, hat tor agricultural cr horticultural ef the United States, only, by Presidential Hector Absentee Ballot. In thiand the maturities, form and all othei State who has met or shall meet nJe death on active duty In time of war or board heat. Deelrable location In For county from which he has removed. In such mannir aa the Legislature anal matters not determined herein ihall 1 of other emergency as so defined in any such service shall be entitled, during Jlonmoulh. MM down lubjtct to J"H* Any such laws shall provide- that when land whioh haa been valued in provide...... ' determined, by resolution or resolution her widowhood, and while a resident of this State, to the deduction or can- approval. Only S1U.S90. Chateau Realty, this manner for local u* purposes le ayplltd to a utt other than for agri- z. When thla proposed amendment to tht Conitllutlon le. fjntny agreed t< of the governing body of the' Towrithl cellation In this paragraph provided for honorably discharged veterans and to Real Xetate, 21B Carr .Ave., Keanaburi culture or horticulture 11 ahall be tubjtri to additional lam In tn amount pursuant to Article DC, paragraph i of the Constitution, It shin be lubmltti dtMtduittown adopted pursuant to lav such further deduction aa from time to time may be provided by law. The TITMSt. tquaJ to thidlfftrtnce, If any, between the tuts pall or payahle on thi bttts to the people et the mxt gtntral election occurring more than 3 niontht aft (b) Thil the ptrlod of uiefulness widow of any citizen and resident of this State who has had or shall hereafter of tut valuation and the aastitmtnt authorized nertunder and the taz«a mat auch final agreement and ihall be publlehtd at liaat onc^ In at least oni defined by the SUtutte of New Jen have active service In time of war or of other emergency as so defined In any would have betn paid or payable had thi Itbd been viluad and attiisad aa newspaper of.each oounty deslgnUad by the Precldent of'fhe lenita and th Is hereby; dttarmlned to be ten That the'eupplemental debt state, honorable circumstances from active Her vice In time ot war or of other COLTS NECK — Three-acre bulldlni land was valued u herein authorised.' . ' ment required by R. B. In the square opposite the wo Section 4OA:2-<1 of the Revised State to the people at the next general election occurring more than 3 moajffit'tfter such llne.1 eirtem.nl and ahtll be publlihed al leaat onct In at least «nt tl Increaitd by Ihlp ordinance by (1M' such final agreement and shall be published at least one* In at Yeasf ont tieKiptper of each county designated by the President of the Senate and the 3. In.every municipality the follcmlng question:. >- , 900.00 and that the obligation an new»paper ot each county dial maud by the President of the Senate and the George V. Illmensee Bpeaker ot tht Qtnertl Aiatmbly and thl Storttary of Butt, not lilt than 3 thoTUed by thl! ordinance win bt will Speaker of the General Assembly and the Secretary of stats, not less than 3 months prior to said gtntral tltctlon. . '. ' ' ' ' AMENDMENT TlXDlJCINq VOTERS' In the debt llmltatlona preecrlbtd months prior to nfd general election. RBAWOR }. Thla propoied amendment to tha Conttltullon shall bl'aubmltted to thi the Local Bond Law. ' 3. This proposed amendment to tne Constitution shall be submitted to tht Rt. 31 Colls 1 people at atld election In the following manntr and form: . . RESIDXNC3I REaUIRBMBNTa (d) That the amount of the proceed people at said tl act Ion In the following manner and form: There ihall tie orbited on eten sKlclal ballot to ha vise] al such, leneral BJhUl Aillcle 11, paragraph » if the of the 'bornU or notee authorized b Them ahall be printed on each official ballot to be used at such general LOT — Well located in Fair Haven. election, the following: < - - Oonatltutlon be amended -lo Incorporate thlt ordllllnce shall Include ntcttaar •itctlon, ths following; It' frontage, US.U' and 117.71' elde- 1 In every munlclpellly In which voting machlnta at* not uttd, a legmd the following changta: expenditure for , Interett on the obi 1. In every municipality In which voting machines are not used, a legend linea, 60' rear line. Uatntalned M park ^iiich ihall lmmtdlattV precide the ouetOon, u toUowa: ,. , • • . Tea , plus <+) VRAnK W. McKilNNA, Jr., Realtor, or check C) In lht equare oppoilte the word "Tea." It jou are oppoaM thtre- from SO to 40 days; et tht Issuance et auch obligations and or checlc (•/) In ths square opposite the word "yes." If you are opposed there- art, Bread St., Red Bank, N. J. 741-3753. lo make a croti (x), plut (+1 or chick - In the e, plus <+• or check (./) In ths sttutra opposfta ths word Member Red Bank Multiple Littli ed Statei, rialdtnts of the Slate and ters aieellled In flection «0A:2-10 c "No," Krrlu 2. In every municipality the lollowtnr ejuestlon: county 40 daya and not eligible to vote the Revleed Statutes of New J.m J. la every municipality the following quntlon: t!e*whare, eligible to quality and vote, SECTION i, Pmdlni tht latuance c KATONTOWN - Landacaped Joo'xlW FARM LAND AMMMSMENT In the county, for electore for Pretl- .ild bonds, the coet of said work mi) bDlldlnf lot with (ill tool ehtd, Oall tlent and Vine Preelnent et the United be temporarily fiaanfled by the Isau- VBTUtMW PROWGWr TAX ' AlgBrllMUINT Statti, only, In auch manner as the ance of bond a,nllclpatlon notes, i CREDIT AMBNDMErrr Shall the amendment ol Article Vm. Legislature shall provldt: each of satd notea - ahall contain Yes Sum the amendment of Article VIII, HOLMDIL — IS lota with final «[• Section J, p%ri«ra»h 1. ol tHe Constitu- (e) Make' registered voters,1 remov- recital lhat It le Issued In anticipa- section 1, paragraph 3 of the Comtltu* iproval. Near Ball Laba, town, and tion. ureVloThy tht U«lslattlte.• ing from state or county,,who are not tion of the' taauanee of bonne, and tlon of the State of New Jersey f rant- parka. WALTER J,. \VHALEN, Real which permits Ian8 deed In asrloulturt able to qualify tor vote from new rest- ahall describe In ginerel termt tn Ing an annual deduction not to eiceed fcitate. At> tfflp V or horficttuure to be- telued for local itenet tneaun. of . lneuttnieot itei., 16*00 Ijoro .!.!». tai, bin lot tana on tax purtwias *c»faing to tht value denct there, ellgjnle to vote, where • . •*»., .•., •. real anr personal property aa therein PORT UOHUOVTH — Ml 100, |1, euch lind haa for tuch use and which regietarta in this State, nr tlectora nr notea - may be tasued for a period provided of cetlaln veterans and their SOino, Slioa. oood location. CHATKAU trorldea lor the payment of additional Prealdenl and Vice President ol lht not exceeding one (I) year but auu widows Instead ot the I9OO.0Q exemp- KEAUrir, neal Saute, 211 Carr A taxes If Bueh' l«nd It thertarrtr applied United States only, by Presidential notea Including renewals enall matur He tion presently provided on the aggre- Ktentburf. laiaasi. . •> nenagrlctilUiral or- nonhortlcunural Elector Abssntea- Betlot. In auch man. ahd paid not more then two <3) yeara gate aaaessed valuation of tuch prop- tiae, btruopttdf aer a stha Ltgltlsiure thill provider lion the dale of the original notit erty, he approved! - ... HOLMWOOD - Colt* Natk Towoahlp. •KCTIOrt S. Tlial thla ordlnanoe snail T* urea and up,, wooded building take .etfeot.twenty daya after,the first e, hlllil with vtew. tome with a nied May 1», 1HS Robert Ml ftainr1 . . . pWllcatlon thereof alter dual pateage. Approve* April 1, 1M3. Robert M. Falcsy Aealnr Seerttejr el Slate aicept aa ipeoiflcally brdvlaij lit Sec- Robert U. Falcey Acting sMantary o» Stata nied Jeauaar Ni IMS. 1 Aoting lecretary of Hate - Xolmtel, H.J. MMMa. #40.11 Aug. ) tun i^T* - . :. .,AUf*. I H9.U STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS aid OVEMAR0

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RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA

THE RYAHS By CAL ALLEY

YEAH... OH WELL, i suppose I OUGHT To SPECIALIZE IN U-fMty, August 2, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER Roof.13, a you pita to *& tot t raise- today. Weaf the one with streaks of grey in it That'll DAILY CROSSWORD POOR MAN'S PHILOSOPHER remind your boss of the long ACROSS 8. Man's 19. Soon years of service you've given to 1. Principal name 22. Rat- ie company." «. Asserts, u 4. Fruiting tling Remarks That Irk "You must be particularly care- mdaia spikes, as noises) rul about moths, sir. Unfortunate- UPerttinta* of corn 2*. Aro- they prefer toupees to sirloin B. Flabby matic to the ear teak." li Remove. 6. To preserve, •pica Man With Toupee AilUIT FAK lit IANI ejaUottle us jam 86. Re- "Gee, fellow, I'm jiew in the top (2wds.) lated >ffice. I don't see why you hav> 15. Coronet 7. Each, 28. Bam- BOYLE By HAL BOYLE fly off the handle when all successive- boo- 14. Hague NEW YORK (AP)-Remarks a sked you was where there's i IB. Rubbed ly (3 wds.) Ilka Ysttcrtajr'il ainn "Here comes old goldilock, 8. Crust on Brass man with - a new toupee gets imself." ;ood barber around here." , vigorously "Wonder what happens wiien h< IT. Greek a wound 28. Note- 35. Within tired of hearing: "May me suggest, sir, that you letter 8. Comfort worthy 38. Asterisk ihake a little salt on it occasion- eads a hair-raising mystery." 30. Reading 10. Hastened 30. Coin: Jap. 3T. Therefore illy? The resemblance to dan- "Yes, it looks fine, Ronald. Bui •a Hebrew ' matter IS. Pole 82. Bret » Iruff will give it that final natur- my advice is to grow a beard l7.Pcottish- writer measure 31. Spoiled Third Annual touch." That would kinda balance it." OaeUc Si. A platter, 41 Blunder 33. Esau's 'He's so absent-minded that grandson 18. Diplomacy for one 42.2UMJUTS 57. Chid* Block Party some mornings he puts it on back- The population of India is 440,. New design! a 4- 5 to / 8 ward—and then I can't tell wheth- 16,000. severely 'r SHREWSBURY-Residents of 88. Reptile ft ir he's going or coming." ll Woodland.Manor here held their 89. Spirit a I must say that Ronald ha The monarch butterfly larvai New comfort! third annual block party Satur- lamp •eal Savoir Faire. When his tou- iine exclusively on milkweed. 13 14 day evening. Forty-six persons M. Colder tee fell into the bowl in front of aSSBSBSSSBSiSSSS attended' the barbecue party silver coin 9 lim at that Chinese restaurant, OhJ which was held in the circle at NEW ie didn't panic. He simply called case of % the end of the street. 17 B TO he waiter over and told him, HAMMOND thorf* Attending were Mr. and Mrs. New Lycra® 'm afraid there's been some M.S1nW XI •33 •24 afc O(to Hintze and son Glenn; Mr. SPINET l^Toootatrlp % and Mrs. Hans Schmidt' and son, listake. I didn't order this bird's as. Bury IS est soiip,' " ORGAN ; Concertina® 89* Vexed 17 Wolfgang; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Estelle and children Harry and I know it must itch terribly in %9 So his hot weather, Ronald, but for 44. Market Beth, and Mr. Estelle's mother, $995* Mrs. Helen Estelle; Mr. andleaven's sake quit scratching, Just 25.00 Down High Top by place: 31 everybody's watching." 0 Draw Ban , ant Or. Mrs. Peter Duma, Jr.; Mr. and ft Mrs. William Evers; Mr. and "Don't sit to close to an elec- • KaverMratloa «. Inches*, S4 35 37 aknlght % Mrs. Walter De Souza and chil- ic fan, dear. Remember when it • 13 redaJa 41 42 • Twin Speaker* 48. Motor 38 9» dren Walter and Susan; Mr. and lew out the apartment window • PrtieU track: Brit. Mrs. Walter Werner and children ind landed in a tree, and you ha< • Prreaiiloa maulerfom 43 44 John, James, Connie, Linda, o pay that little boy 50 cents tc • M Control T»b« DOWN • N« Cherry If eoa Gus Herman and children Ar- "Sorry I mussed it up darling iPartner- c«ll u (or (ree home temomtmUo* ship: Haw. lene and Alan, and Mr. and Mrs. was just tidying the floor, am Exelutiva "action-insert" back Joseph Bannan and sons Ne:i when I saw it lying there it gave PR 5-9300 and Chad. me such a fright I hit it twic stretches when you tit or stoop. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Johar.n with the mop before I realizet Home Building Increases Schmidl, Mr. Schmidt's parents vhat it was." HAMMOND ORGAN This meant waistband, legs stay who are visiting here from STUDIO OF ASBURY PARK By STERLING F. GREEN ber builders. This indicated, he 'If it shrank, sir, I'm afraid il Vienna, Austria; Mrs. Beatrice Cookman Ave. and Main St. in place - new Concertina can't WASHINGTON (AP) - The said, that home building mighl was your own fault. This model Lehrach and Walter Lehrach OMB naiir 'in • P.M. White House order banning racial slump by M per cent, causing a does not carry a drip-dry guar- Mrs. De Souza's ' mother and SMirdar 'til 8:30 r.H. slip, can't ridvl Good news, it's bias in federally aided housing antee." •r.O.B. Jactorr Beick Ultra loss in total national output of $3brother; Mr. and Mrs. David has not hurt housing activity if Don't wear the crew-cut one, billion to $6 billion. Haratz and children Michael, sheer "Lycra®" spandex, non- government figures are accurate. Instead, home building is con-Cheryl and Alan. Mr. and Mrs. Homebuilding is up strongly, sidered to have Been one of theHaratz and family are building rubber elastic. S, M, L, XL even in the South, despite build- strong forces contributing to thion Woodland Manor and expect ers' predictions that the order ZIP SERVICE $!S-bilIion rise in the annual pro- to move into their home Oct. 1. would have a dampening effect. duction rate in the first half of The group presented a gift to Girdle 10.95 Residential construction is run- this year. Mr. and Mrs. Estelle who are You Call - We Install ning 6 per cent above last year, moving shortly to Annapolis, Md. housing and Census Bureau offi- Private housing starts in first- PHONE CA 2-3193 "Well, hair today—gone tomor- Pantie , 12.50 cials said Thursday, and the num-half 1963 totaled 781,200, compare row!" ber of new private houses and with 725,700 in the same portion H. KAABE GLASS CO. apartments started in June was of 1982. June starts showed the "I don't know why you feel so 10 pei1 cent above June of 1962.trend still strengthening; 'there upset about it Ronald. After al were 150,900, seasonally adjusted, George Washington wore a wig— The official estimate of 1.4 mil- STEINBACH'S CORSET SALON, lion new home starts this year, or 10 per cent more than in Jun and they built a monument to WINDSHIELDS! made in January by the housing of last year. him. 549-551 Broadway, Long Branch Slra.t Floor tni Albury Fart agencies and the Commerce De- partment, has been discarded. The new estimate is 3.5 million, a BARE FLOORS CRY FOR near-record. BEAUTIFUL FLOOR COVERINGS DON'T BE IN THE DARK A spokesman for the Census Bu BY STERLING reau said there appears to have Stop in for a free consultation. You'll SEI THE COMPLETE been no perceptible adverse ef- find'it will make a wonderful world of ABOUT BUNDS SELECTION AT fect in any area from th« Kenne- difference in your decorating! dy order, which banned racial dis- SHOP-AT-HOME crimination in the sale of all fed- erally assisted housing. SERVICE In the South, where the possible FURNITURJt impact was believed likely to be 747-4422 heaviest, home building appears 14# Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. SH 7-MM to be holding up better, if any- I M A.M. to I P.M. Moa. tin Trl. 468 Broad St., Shrewibury thing, than in other areas, the • A.M. to t r.M. mtt Dolly t to Bi30—Frl. 'til spokesman said. Census figures for June showed that private housing starts in the South reached an annual rate of 1184,000 in June, well ahead of May and April and exceeded in only two of the past twelve months. The "South" includes Maryjand, Delaware and ell states south of the Mason-Dixon tine and as far west as Texas and Oklahoma. The National Association of Home Builders now concurs In the 1.5-millioa estimate of total hous- ing starts this year. Last November, the association president, Leonard L. Frank, in comment on Kennedy's order, predicted that "the health of the home building industry may be tapped." Frank based his forecast cuva survey of hit association's mem- All that's news in f ashion... first at Steinbach's

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