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lantM SUlf, Utmttf tBrough rrla*T. OM0M CUH PotMU VOU 84, NO. 217 PH4 .u. fa) But u4 at AmuUooH MMIllif omcu. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE 8 Kiged, 50 Hurt Five Plans Would In Blast Booby-Trapped Help Mass Transit Car Explodes NEW YORK (AP) — The Tri-Stete Transportation Commit- nance Agency is sought. This is because the Tri-State Trans- tee proposes five demonstration projects designed to improve portation committee is seeking funds under the 1961 Housing In Algiers t commute* rail services in New Jersey, New York State, and Act. The art authorized federal .aid .for-testing, and;.demon.*, Connecticut. strating new methods of improving mass transportation serv- ALGIERS (AP) — A The committee—appointed las' August by the governors of ices. booby-trapped car exploded the three states—made the proposals last night in a concerted Dr. William J. Ronan, the committee chairman and New attack on mass transportation problems. York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller's secretary, said of the com- in a crowd of Moslem dock Spokesman expressed "high hopes" that all five projects mittee's work: workers today, killing at would be operating before the end of this year. The cost is "THis is the first comprehensive attack on mass transpor- least eight and injuring estimated at {5.3 million. tation problems in the area." Ronari said the demonstration LAW DAY — The Monmouth County Bar Association held its sixth annual Law Day projects are a significant part of the campaign. about 50. The main goal is improved services and facilities on the celebration yesterday in the court room of Superior Court Judge Gene R. Mari- New York Central, New Haven, Long Island and Pennsylvania" The New Haven Railroad project calls for a new commuter ano at, the Court House in Freehold. Pictured arc eitay contest winners who were After the thunderous blast, an- Railroads in the tn-state area,. which includes Monmouth service between New York City and Stamford, Conn., during gry Moslem dock workers County, N. J. " the rush hours; beginning with two additional trains. These presented awards for their essays on the theme "Law—Well Spring to Liberty." swarmed along the seafront. trains would use the New Haven's Harlem River branch and • 1 PROPOSALS LISTED Left to right are Joan Whitney, Middletown High School, runner-up, girli division; One report said they grabbed a " cross the Hell Gate Bridge tti Astoria, Queens. Passengers The projects proposed by the committee include express European man and cut his could transfer at Astoria to Manhattain-bound subway trains William Pratt, Jr., Christian Brothers Academy, Lihcroft, boys' division winner; service on the New York Central's Harlem Division; New Ha- throat. 1 at the BMT Ditmars Boulevard Station! ' Stanley Katz, chairman of the Law Day Committee; Ann Gr»enbaum, Neptune High French police and Algerian na- ven Railroad commuter trains terminating in Astoria, Queens, f QUICKER TRAVEL School, girl*' division winner, and John Leviniohn, 3d, Rumion-Fair Haven High tionalist leaders rushed to the instead of at Grand Central Terminal; increased service on the Port Washington branch of the Long Island Railroad; me- This project is designed to provide quicker and more di^ School, runner-up, boys' division. area to try to calm tne furious rect travel for New Haven Railroad commuters to several New crowd. chanical ticket devices at two Long Island stations, and a new supplemental station on the Pennsylvania at New Bruns- York City and Long Island areas. Shortly after the explosion, wick, N. J. The New Brunswick project calls for construction of a four Moslems were slain and four more were, wounded by gun- Approval of the plans by the U. S Housing and Home Fi- (See PROJECTS, page 2) men who fired on them from a Mppr'r*"*' car speeding through the center A New Life in N.J. of Algiers. Shot to Death At least one other Moslem was 87 Cuban Refugees Relocated in State shot to death in another part o Kennedy Gets the city. By BOB OHMAN The 25 families, both Protes- Cuban refugees from crowded The booby-trapping of the cai NEWARK (AP)-They smiled tant and Catholic, were flown Miami. and the ^shootings were blamed as they left their "Freedom to New Jersey from Miami, Sing Cuban Anthem on the secret army of European Flight" airliner. - And they Fla., where 110,000 Cubans The 87 exiles are being spon- terrorists. It was the second tim Strike Study wept as they sang the Cuban have sought freedom since Cas- sored by 20 Presbyterian in a week that a booby-trapped national anthem: tro gained power in 1959. churches in New Jersey. car had exploded in a Moslem WASHINGTON (AP) - A pres- Kennedy, calling the findings The 87 refugees from FideJ Most of the families will be Homes, jobs and food supplies crowd in Algiers. idential advisory panel has rec- 'highly meaningful and signifi- Castro's Cuba arrived at New- resettled in North Jersey. Two were arranged for them. The terrorists had packed an ommended giving government cant," congratulated the 21-man ark Airport yesterday, en route will go to the southern part of A cold wind was whipping estimated 40 pounds^ of explosiv more power to deal with national committee and promised to give to new homes and new jobs In the state—one each to Hlghts- across Newark Airport when into the car, fixed a time fuse emergency labor strikes. the proposals serious considera- New Jersey. tdwn and Riverton. their plane arrived. They to it, and left it parked in front For one thing, the President tion in drafting his own recom- Today, they were straighten- Yesterday's flight, aboard a wrapped blankets around their of the office where Moslems are would have the authority to halt mendations for Congress. ing up their .homes, or apart- silver and white National Air- babies, buttoned their coats hired daily for work on the such strikes for an 80-day cool- Broadscale Revision arid smiled and waved as they ments and getting acquainted lines plane, was the first to docks. ing-off period without obtaining The advisory group—made up departed from the plane. with their new neighbors in a New Jersey under a country- The car exploded as crowds court injunctions. And, fact-find- of seven representatives each dozen Jersey cities. wide program of relocating the But there were tears instead of ragged Moslems were press- ing groups appointed by the Pres- from Industry, labor unions and of smiles when the group sang ing around the office. Tho panic- ident would be empowered to sug- the public—called for broadscale the Cuban national anthem and stricken crowd fled In all di- gest settlement terms. revision of Taft-Hartley law pro- cried "Viva Cuba Libre" — rections, then began returning to These were the major recom- cedures for handling big strikes long live free Cuba. carry off the wounded. mendations in a report handed that threaten the nation's health Criticism Delays Greeting the Cubans were President Kennedy last night by The injured included several or safety. John A. Kervick, state treas- white-robed, veiled women who his labor-management advisers. Among the committee mem- urer representing Gov. Richard had accompanied their men to If enacted by Congress they would bers only one Industry man, au- J. Hughes,^ and- Rev. Eugene the dock. upset provisions of the 15-year- tomaker Henry Ford U. dissented Change in Zoning Carson,Blake of Philadelphia, old Taft-Hartley law. Water j jPljpe Cut from.proposed emergency strike stated clerk of the General As- The explosion opened up a 10 changes. Ford said the present SHREWSBURY — The public $5,000 tn any business or industri- sembly of the United Presby- foot-wide crater in the pavemenl law has worked remarkably well hearing; of a toning ordinance al zone in the borough, terian Church in the U.S.A. and cut a water pipe, sendinj and it would be '.'both-unjustified amendment last night touched off Presently the B-2 and B-4 zones Expelled Kervick apologized for the up a geyser of water. and unwise" to giye fact-finding lufficient public criticism to table are the only ones subject to the cold weather, and then told the The car was ripped apart an SAFE IN SOUTH VIET NAM — S3t. George E. Groom boards power to recommend la- the measure until the next regu- requirement, and there Is no min- refugees "you will find that pieces were hurled dozens ol Pupil Is bor-dispute settlement terms. lar meeting of Borough Council. imum cost provision. of St. Joseph, Mo., left, and Sgt. I/C Francis Quinn of freedom, democracy, justice yards away. The explosion lifta .Such industry .men as chair- The measure would require site Niagara Falls, N.Y., right, were recovered safely by Zager. Speaks and, security flourish in this a car parked nearby and hurled men -Joseph L. Block of Inland plan approval by the Planning Readmitted Leading the opposition to the state and nation. I'm sure you it several yards onto the top of South Vietnamese government forces near the coastal Steel and John M. Franklin of Board for new construction or zoning amendment was Abraham will all play important roles in another car. Both vehicles caugh town of Da Nang, about 360 mile» north of Saigon. MATAWAN - The Board of U. S. Lines and Presidents Rich- improvements casting more than the- communities you'll work J. Zager, Red Bank attorney, fire. . The two. U.S. Army enlisted men, captured by Communist Education's year-old policy on ard S. Reynolds Jr. of Reynolds who said the act would be and live in." ' The doekside was littered with immunization has had its first Metals and Thomas S. Watson of polite attempt to say we don't Dr. Blake had just begun chunks of smoldering metal and guerrillas early in April, were reported to be "tired but test — with the board coming out International Business Machines Jaycees Ask want any more business." speaking, telling the group'that, pieces of concrete paving. Huge otherwise in good health." (AP Wirephoto) on top. Corp. went along with the plan Mr. Zagjr cited the many de- "we all were immigrants at one splotches of blood spattered thi At its April 16 meeting, by for overhauling big strike pro- lays encountered by applicants time," when the Cubans burst pavement.- unaminous vote, the board ex- cedures. Green Acres before the Planning Board and forth with their national an- In Oran last night secret army pelled a second grades from Cliff- Secretary of Labor Arthur J. said, such time lags tend to dis- them. Released by Red Guerrillas wood School because the child's terrorists attacked two fortified (See KENNEDY, Page 2) Development courage alterations as well as Faith and Courage French command posts in thi mother refused to permit her new Industry. Mayor James W The refugees then boarded heart of the city with mortar daughter to have anti-polio shots. HOLMDEL — The Planning Bly doubted that anyone had ever two buses for the trip to the and machine guns. French troopi The child is Janice Kramer, Board last night held for study been turned away by the delays, Army Sinks Second Presbyterian Church in returned Mho fire from behim Sergeants Weary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor- a request, by the local Junior and Borough Attorney Milton A. downtown Newark where a sandbagged gun emplacements, man Kramer, 128 Laurelhurst Chamber of Commerce that the Mausner said it was an "un- welcoming, tea was planned. and after a 40-minute exchange Dr., Cliffwood Beach. township apply for a state grant Senator's called for remark." Instead of tea, however, they the attackers withdrew and dis- Cliffwood principal Anthony J. under the Green Acres program Action on the amendment was were served strong black cof- persed in the darkened city. Nuccio informed The Register to develop recreational land in Tell of Captivity deferred after several other fee or soda pop, bananas and No casualties were,reported. yesterday that the girl has been the municipality. Ship Plan speakers questioned its rcstric- cookies. The terrorist toll for May Day SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) outside the coastal town' readmitted to school. The Jaycees also asked that the TRENTON (AP) - The U. S. tiveness. Mayor Bly said he pre "This is a marvelous demon- was put at 10 dead and 48 Two American Army sergeants of Da Nang where they were am- He reported that her mother, township delineate recrea- Army Corps of Engineers has ferred delayed construction to stration of faith and courage wounded. Seven of the dead and released by Communist guerril- bushed with two other American Mrs.' Dorothy Kramer, had tion areas in the revised master torpedoed state Sen: Charles W. construction lacking proper land- by our refugee friends," Rev. all but one of the wounded were las said the Reds kept them soldiers and 31 Vietnamese train- "changed her^mind" and permit- plan. : Sandman, Jr.'s plan to scuttle, scaping, parking provisions and (See CUBANS, Page 2) Moslems. bound during their. 22 days of ted the child to be inoculated.' The board has indicated in re- :s. : • • • ships off the Atlantic coast. particularly fire prevention meas captivity but fed them regularly Mnjectlon Series cent weeks that revision of the The other Americans, Sgt. Gov. Richard J. Hughes said ures. The building inspector pres- on rice. They said they suffered The girl has taken the first four-year-old master plan may Wayne E. Marchand of Platts- yesterday that the engineers ently does not have the authority no brutality. anti-polio injection, and is yet to Ret under way in the near fu mouth, Neb., and Specialist Fifth termed Sandman's plan to sink to enforce such requirements, he receive the final two shots in the ture. Use of Youth Center Sgts. Francis Quinn of Niagara Class James Gabriel of Honolulu, surplus ships unfeasable. But the said. three-injection series. Section one sketch plat of the Falls, N. Y., and George E. were wounded and their bodies governor said he was still willing Council agreed to a discussion The board adopted its immuni- proposed Henry A. „ West subdi- Groom of St. Joseph, Mo,, freed later found two miles from the to consider the plan. - •<, of tha matter with the Planning zation "policy, under state enabl- vision was approved. The over- in what appeared to be a May ambush scene. Sandman, Republican Senate Board before the May 15 meet As School Weighed ing legislation, last year after all tract will contain 45 lots on Day gesture, looked weary from Quinn and Groom said they majority leader from Cape May ing. ' a long period of debate and in- 59 acres. It is bounded on the FAIR HAVEN-Although civic of the contract, which would run their ordeal but in good shape had carried their wounded com- County, had suggested the sunken decision. northwest by Schanck Rd. and leaders foresee problems over re- for one year. Councilman Ed- otherwise as they arrived in Sai- rades for more than a mile until ships as a means of protecting on the south by Willow Brook sponsibility and administration, ward Stratton countered that thi gon by plane last nigiit. the Viet Cong guerillas ordered The policy requires all students the coast from storms which Section one is comprised of 18 Expect Sale they are in general agreement building should be left under thi Denying rumors they had been them put down. They said they to be immunized against small- wash away the shore line. pox, diphtheria, whooping cough, lots. over a plan to hold kindergarten jurisdiction of the commission. led through Villages as propa- did not witness the final mo Hughes told a news conference tetanus and polio. At the beginning of the session, In Apartment classes in the Youth Center dur- Carllng's View ganda exhibits, they told inter- ments of the two, who appar- that the facts indicate the plan the board and audience observed ing the next academic year. Philip Carling, Youth Cente rogating officers they were held ently were murdered because The board made its decision in won't work. Even the ships sunk a moment of silent prayer 'In Members of the Borough Coun- board member, urged that an the entire 22 days atop a moun- they/were slowing the Viet Cong 1901 after local Parent-Tencher off the coasts of Normandy to memory of the late Harold Can- Zone Tract cil, Recreation Commission, arrangement be made so thi tain near where they were cap- escape. . • •

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The building highlights The color theme of the Interior Aye. and Campbell ct. here In white glazed brick on three sides #4 few weeks, it was announced will be blue, with blue tone car- with a 3.8-foot overhang. The peting and walls. The face of the today by James R. Barbour, bottom of the striking overhang president of the 57-year-old finan- vault will be covered in grass Is done to oriental stucco and is cloth vinyl wall covering. Fire- cial institution. sky blue. Down lighting from the N proof drapery will be' provided CLIP ANY COUPON The branch office, one of the overhanging canopy illuminates throughout most modem in the state, was the white brick walls. , Customer writing desks as well designed by Abraham Goodman, The fully air conditioned build- as the sit-down new accounts architect, of Linden, and built by ing will be framed by a land- desks were designed and built Yes — that's what we said...Clip any the Albert Pines Company oj scaped plot,;.There* will be paved fay the Albert Pines Company, Hie Linden, planning consultants and parking areas in the rear of the firm's president reported. contractors serving financial in- building. Mounted on the. exte- stitution'. rior walls will be black anodized Food Coupon from any ad...from any Among the innovations offered aluminum letters spelling out the tt the new structure, in the cen- name New Jersey Trust. The Rufe Gets ter of the Deal business area, letters will be illuminated from | % Store... From any paper and Barbour pointed out,'will be a the ground end from the canopy Top Traffic % glass enclosed walk-up window above. for depositors. This, he said, is The interior will be completely In addition to the conventional carpeted and will Include a con- Bell Post drive-In windows. ference room, lounge for per- NEWARK — John H. Rufe, of Barbour said the protected sonnel' and another for cus- Neptune has been named gen- |r I . FOOD CITY WILL MATCH walk-up window was provided for tomers; ths vault, and provision eral traffic supervisor for the New Jersey Bell Telephone Co., the company announced today. The appointment was effective yesterday. ;.%-,. THE SAVINGS - EVERY DAY! Rufe, who lives at 100 Iris Ave., OPEN 3 DAYS Neptune, returned to New Jersey 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Bell after nine months' assign- ONE POUND THURSDAY and FRIDAY , Sot. 'til 6 p.m. ment with the traffic department of the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. in New York. 39 He joined the telephone com- SWIFTS PREMIUM FRANKFURTERS pany In 1951 as a student engi- neer In the Orange district. He held various posts In the traffic Boneless Cross Rib BARGAINLAND department including district traf- BACON 1 Ib. fic manager In Burlington and COMPLETE STORE BUYERS; is Red Bank, until his appoint- 22-A MAIN STREET LI 2-9747 EATONTOWN ment as traffic personnel super- visor in 1960. He went to AT&T ROAST c 1 Milt North •( latontown Clrcla • In th» Crater ef Eitontown Grade "A" Butter 5 9 in August, 1961. . Ib Rufe, married and the father SELLING OUT of three children, is active in c SUCID on civic and fraternal groups. C the entire stock of He is a graduate of Rutgers Ib University. He served in the Ib Imported HAM 07 Dell's Army & Navy Store army in 1046 and 1MT. 65 • MACARONI of New York • COLE SLAW CHUCK Ib Lincroft C SALADS POTATO 15 All Famous Brands Work Clothes Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mullin, Oak St., attended the 25th wed- Ib MEN'S ding anniversary celebration of ROAST 35 Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daly, East ASPARAGUS Keansburg, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Daly were former residents WORK SHIRTS at Brookdale Farm. Baby SPARE RIBS 39ib "Blue Bell." "Dickie," "Sweer-Orr," The regular membership meet- "Headlight." "Washington" ing of the Lincroft-Everett Par- ent-Teacher Association will be held Tuesday, May 8, at Lincroft SIZES 14 to 18 School. Final plans will be made CHOPPED MEAT 3H99' RADISHES or for tha annual Bazar Festival to C 00 69 be held Saturday, May 12, at the school, SCALLIONS I and I 5 per bunch Elizabeth Colao, daughter of None Higher • Values to 3.98 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Colao, cele- BIRDS EYE POT PIES Upton's Tea Bags C Cc brated her ninth birthday with a OVER $00 PAIRS MEN'S family dinner at Bahrs' Restau- 5 LARGE (48) *3 *J rant, Highlands, yesterday.-. • Chicken OFIIR*»V tUR The Ladies Aid Society of Lin- Turkey 8 01. / JJ WORK PANTS croft Presbyterian Church will PEPSI COLA meet Thursday, May 10, at 8:15 p.m., at the church, Mrs. Allan Beef •• LARGE FAMILY SIZE and Casual Slacks Speck, .program chairman, will present a film on the Presbyteri- "DICKIE." "LEVir "HEADLIGHT," an Homes for the Aged at Had- donfleld and Belvedere. Hostesses "WRANGLER" and "CRbWN." • will be Mrs. Frank Bluhm. Mrs. • Chinos . Twills • Lightweight • Charles Conover and Mrs. UP Holmes Burton. MARCAL • Silts 29 to SO. Vali. to 5.98. • FOR' The Llncroft-Holmdel Kiwanis TOILET MEN'S Club marked the 14th anniver- Roll sary of its charter night at Lin croft Inn Saturday. About 25 TISSUE 8 members and their > wives at- WORK SHOES tended. Last Friday, two trees HIGH TYPE orid REGULARS were dedicated and planted at each of the local schools, Lincroft for 00 Elementary and St. Leo the Great NOODLE SOUP 4 Large ALL •••AUGER." "TYROLEAN. Catholic School. Saturday, May "ENDICOTT-JOHNSON" UP 12, the club will hold Its annual 4 Big K Charity Dance at Colts Home Laundry • Many wide sizes • Values to 15.00 Neck Inn. A midnight supper will • Limited QuanHtlet o Some Intulated be served: OPEN Cub Scout Pack 110 met Friday night at Lincroft School. Den 8 EVERY NIGHT FANTASTIC REDUCTIONS! was honor den for the second month. Mrs. J. F. Heagney Is 'TIL 10 P.M. AS MUCH AS 70% OFF ! den mother. Mrs. T. M. Wyckoffs Den 5 gave a skit, "Cub Scout FOOD CITY Sweat Shirts • Work Jackets • Socks Troubadora," which Included • Underwear • Caps music played on homemade In- SUNDAYS TIL 6 strument*. Robert Grecnmnnn and many more Items price stashed! and John Furby showed slides on skin-diving. On Juno 2 the pack FOOD CITY will go to the Jersey Central OPENS AT / WE'RE SORRY! Terminal in Jersey by train for a W«"rt Had Mill Mu nM «t»« around about our lanUitlo bar- tour of the railroad facilities. 8:30 A. M. (alM. tall Utt uHH»ualty bin damans' lait wiak had ua •old' out tfea tint fayl Wt'rt aarry II w* titcinvMlancad any ana and FRIDAYS and *»*»» plM*** tm *av« a bluer **4 batter ateefc: far all future No problem finding tenants Thank* far «amln« and plaaaa umi aialn. llwhen you advertise The Register SATURDAYS SHREWSBURY AVE. AT ROUTE 35 NEW SHREWSBURY |lway—Advertisement. 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Siant Size 69c 12~Wednesday, May 2, 1962 RED BA.NK REGISTER ceeded,, wttjiia a period of six Denton hutched at the ColU Neck Mr. tad Mr*. George Franklin, it BOW teaching in d S«turd»y aigbtt, May U $a$ years, the estimates tint were Morganville Inn iut week. Mr. and Mri J. Edward TUioe-., Tray Hills School. O, to the alHwTpow torn of made for «- !Q-year period. After the American Legion din- the school oa Rt 7>, Wldutnnjc. /ime* Thomas Denton, soo of Mom than 490 acceptance* btye Mtribort American Le|lo» Mr five of the couples west to Mr. «ad Mri, Ltwaiee Young- Tickeu will be sold by tomtom been «eelMd for tfie. dinner. Mr. *nd Mr*. June*' P Denton. \'"CoWriMtoaw for th* OMU, Lloyd Rd., eateruined Mr, o~***f the" committe " e and *! tht door, Poling to Address Teaneot ltd, celebrated hlj 13thPort «2 had a dian*r and mort. tfcf gtge-burnJng celebrillcm at thenit't ope&Utg (tight TO Ri. 35»n, d Mrs., Jimei Den ton for birtbdty with a j^rty tt hi« b*me MWdIetfr#a. They were Mr. ftndbridge Friday ni«W, Friday evefling. Hii gutsls were Poet'* Inn, Freoeau, Saturday Honor Students night. Those present were Mr. Mri. Leonard Lore, Mr. and Mrs. The Morgiaville Flrit flA UPPER MONTCUUR — TwoJudy Tensey, Toni Ait, Jeanne Oscar Bennett, Mr, and Mrs. Squad Auxiliary held I sptgtutU Presbyterian Dinner Lanzaro, Pat Riopel, and Mrs. Oscar Bennett, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Alt at- students from Monmouth County Mickey Mrs. Danny Bartram, Mr. andJames Denton, Mr. and Mrs-tended the Monmouth -Ocean supper at the First Aid BuM- at Montclair State College have Crocker, Marilyn Barker, Andy Mrs. James Denton, Mr. andDanny Bartram and Mr. andCounty Post Masters' dinner ing. Tennent Rd., Sunday. RED BANK — Members of the he program will be Harold F. achievehidd hihighh - academidi c ratingsi . Lane, Bobby Pheasant, Jwhn Ba- Mrs. Thomas Antisell. Dowstra, Vaughan C. Chambers, Mrs. Thomas Antiseil, Mr. and meeting at Clayton's Log Cabin executive committee of the Pres- Dean Clyde M. Huber said Miss brisky, Gary Clark, and Bobby Mrs. Douglas Alt, Mr. and Mrs. 3usan Dutcher, Rev. Dr. Charles on Barnegat Bay last week. byterian Church Growth Fund Joan Corby, a junior Latin Seber. Fred von Rodick, Mr. and Mrs. The outer walls of the itata have issued Invitations to a din-S. Webster, Rev. James L. Ewalt, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Alt en- major, had attained a 4.0 aver- Holmes Lambertson, Mrs. Ray The Central School Parent- Capitol at Frankfort. Ky., V« ner in Westminster Hall tomor- Rev. Dr. Sargent Bush and The 'ertalned Miss Lynne Thompsor age. She is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Youngman, Brown. Mrs Joseph La Mura. 'ast week-end Apr. 27-29. Mis.' Teacher Association '.* rehears- ornamented with 70 Ionic col- row at 7 p.m. Tower Hill Choir under the di-arid Mrs. George 0. Corby, 55 Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sadow- rection of William C. Wood, min Mrs. Robert Seber, Jr., Mrs. Mi- rhompson, who taught in Centra' ng for its play, "A Night on thumnse , all carved from single According to Philip H. Roy, Taylor Ave., East Keansburg. chael Ryniewicz and Mrs. James ski, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lore, School, Rt. 79, for several years Town," to be presented Friday blocks of stone. general chairman, Rev. Dr. Dan-ister of music. Only 16 students at the school at- tel A. Poling, editor of the Chris The dinner meeting is for thetained that high an average tian Herald and pastor emeritus purpose of providing information grade, he said. of the Marble Collegiate Church, about the growth program, the Miss Diane Jacko, daughter of •*•»'•*> will speak on the subject, "Don't church, and to encourage good Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Jacko. 54 Mark Faith Down." fellowship. Birchwood Ct., New Shrewsbury Herbert E. Werner, mayor of According to'j Mr. Roy, theattained a 3.5 average in her fine VALUE' Eatontown, will Jbe the master' of growth in the church and thearts studies. She also is a junior ceremonies.,Others appearing onchurch school has already ex at the school.

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Nlte 'til •:! friet, I0lff,'llv.lliru 8»t., May BtJi, W. llriuvi th« IlKhl In [Jinll Unanllnm. ji.it ltra|iy Philip, before departing for his first term of boarding ing Increasing transportation de- nformittlon. The seminar, under the gen- during the March storm that it the one Hint ravaged coastal 32 foot swimming pool beside Its school at Gordonstown, Scotland. The school is known mands. One is to increase tlie He explained that the seminar eral direction of Gerald Mclnlck was Impossible to clean thorn. areas In March. offico for demonstration purposes. for its bleak dormiforioi, cold jhowors and commando- facilities for handling them. The firs In with the study of Africa Is especially aimed at students Thus, he said, the new pipe will Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., A' varlnnce WHS necessary be- other Is to reduce or stabilize n the school curriculum. "Our studying the African nations in replaca the clogged lines D-N. J. was advised yesterday cause It will he built within liko training. The young prince and his father fUw the demand. The laltir I* »••• '* Ian is to have a group of 100 the school curlculum- It is open, Five unemployed clammers of a $290,700 contract with Gas- feet of the highway, closer limn from London to an airbaso in Scotland near the school. prove much leu costly than the nf our students, especially Invitee] however, to all interested per. kill Construction Co , Riverside, the required 75 (out setback. were used on the project along (AP Wirephoto via radio from London) former." and prepared, to meet our guests.' sonnet. with two borough employees. - N, J., for,tho equipment. John Howie, an officer of tho WABCTV double tfte effective are* of COT. WOR-TV FM Station's erige «f WRLB. •' -..., Fido, PUlo? TELEVISION wprx-Tv WRLB was the first JUlioo fa TOTTA-TV the New Yort'metrojeiiUiB am Answer Due Power Hiked to broadcast Stereopwnkp: motic Selling Western Script THURSDAY MORNING LONG BRANCH-The Fedw*}jon a full lime bula, Mr, Brown U;«*-(J) Love of U«o •:*- (f) Hewt «ad We**** I— (J) prevttwi Cwnmuatcatton* Commtawn h*s'a»W. eiKl was ewe of the This Monday («) Yoar rirtt (J) Sandy"! Hour tt«t- {2} Give V* Thlt Day granted lo FM Radio Station stmlw* in the United St*t«f to Is a Writer's Dream ImpiessioB (7) New* S:H- (2) News WRLB, 107.1 me, here, two con- install the system of ttereophonte (7) Camouflage (II) Three Stooges (4) Sermonette struction permits in separate ac- broadcasting using the multiplex By CHARLES WTTBECK scrupulous pioneer, wouW have (U Gift of Life 1:15- (7) Local News 1:00- (2) College of the Air tions—one to raise Its power to system approved last y<*r by the been proud of the form. The only (II) Merry Mailman l:2»- (7) Weather (4) Continental 1,000 watts, the highest power Federal Communication* Com- HOLLYWOOD — It is often 12:30— (2) Mid Hollywood TV series are statement that goes further is in •;2S- (7) Sports Classroom allocated to Class "A" FM stamission- . genred to the eight to 13 year old small print on a Las Vegas (4) Truth or Consequences «:S9- (4) Local News 8: SO— (2) Sunrise Semester tions in the metropolitan New mind, w>d I'll buy that My gambling casino check. (5) Cartoons (7) Blue Angels (4) Continental York area, and second, author- In 1908 Mt. Rainier National barometer to show quality is a Had to Use 'Varmit' (7) Window Shopping (11) Brave Stallion Classroom ization to Increase its antenna Park was the first nations! park 13-year-old neighbor, Mary Elena, Script number two was type- (») Favorite Story 6:49- (4) Weather 7:00- (2) News height by 100 feet. to admit automobiles. Before 12:45- (2) who puts out a monthly 4-page written and far more developed 6:45— (4) News (4) Today Adamant Brown, vice president that, visitors h«d to arrive by newspaper on the side. ' . in plot. Tracking down a hidden (U) Rocky & His Friends T.Wh- (2) News 7:15-(5) Call to Prayer railroad, stage coach, horseback 12:55- (4) News of WRLB, said completion of this He young lady walks around gold vein, the cowboy hero is (4) Death Valley Days 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer construction will more than or afoot with her mouth open most of the pistol whipped, dragged down the 1:09- (2) Burns and Allen 7: SO— (5) Columbia Lectures (4) Trouble With Father (5) Aquanauts lime «nd hates dancing school, street and called a "varmit," (7) Shannon (7) Early Bird Cartoons but, being a devout fan, she has (the writer's favorite expression), (5) Cartoons 8:09— (2) Captain Kangeroo (7) Day In Court (9) Terrytoon Circus • lot to say about westerns. Her but he still manages to find the .(11) News (5) Sandy Becker vein. In so doing he opens a (9) Movie " (7) Tommy Seven ambition is to become a "Raw 7:03- (2) Local News Aide" writer and she has gone soblocked up underground water (U) Fun At One 8:30- (7) Little Rascals far as to submit a script in passage, so the nearby blighted 1:25- (5) News 7:10- (2) Weather 8:4S~ (9) News and Weather round, girlish pen strokes. land can become fertile again. (7) Newi (11) Local News 8:3ft- (9) Cartoon Time 7:15- (2) News The story bounced back in a But it, too, was rejected and the (II) Parlons Francais 1:00- (2) Amos 'n' Andy 1:30- (2) As The World turni 7:I5-(11) Weather hurry pinned with a note stating young writer sulked for a few (4) Slimnastics Last Times Today at Both Theatres the script couldn't be read un-days. Where had shR pone (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers 7: SO- (2) Ajvin (7) Memory Lane less accompanied by a release. wrong? The suggestion the plot m (5) Movie (4) Wagon Train (8) Jack LaLanne No mention wag made where one couldn't quite be stretched to an W (7) December Bride (7) Howard K. Smith •.IS- (4) Family couM bo obtained. Mary felt the hour soothed her. (9) Golf Tips (9) Movie t:!S- (5) News logical place would be the City Her enthusiasm sagged for a 1:40- (9) Ralph Kiner ' (II) HbneymoonertT *' 1:30- (2) My Little Margie Hall or the Post Office. Knowing while, and then one day she and (11) Instruments of the 8:00- (2) Window on Main (5) Topper my neighbor was a fighter, and a friend were allowed on M.G.- OKEFENOKEE SWAMP (By Orchestra Street (9) Movie would use the barrage method, I M/s "Rawhide" set. The party special correspondent)—A report 1:55- (4) News (5) Danger Man 8:55-(4) News picked up a bundle of releases atarrived in time to see hero Gil er for the Fort Mudge Morning (8) Baseball (7) Straightaway 10:00- (2) Calendar CBS and kept a few for myself. Favor stand on a wall, look out Moan phoning in from an obser- 2:00- (2) Password (11) Bold Journey (4) Say When -release, -sad into the darlEness, squint uhdsayi vation post in Alaska said today . (4) JanMaiiay- &SS— (2) Checkmate : ^ .1 : passed it on to her grandfather, "They're coming." He did this in that at least one of the "invad (7) Jane Wyman (4) Joey Bishop Susie a lawyer, who read it with awe. three takes while the girls gaped. ers" sighted offshore in this south (11) Atomic Age Physics . (5) Award Theater m New Adventures Lucky Baldwin, California's un-As the lights were turned on andGeorgia swamp area has been 2:25- (4) News (7) Top Cat 10:05—(11) Music the crew began dismantling more or less positively identi 2:S0- (2) House Party (11) Wanted Dead or Aliv 10:20—(II) Exploring Science (4) Loretta Young equipment, Favor (Eric Fleming) tied. ;,. ... 9:00— (4) Perry Como 10:30- (2) I Love Lucy headed for the big open stage He is a bearded goat, or pos (7) Seven Keys (5) Movie Play Your Hunch door. He shook a few hands and sibly sheep, named either Fido (11) Driver Education (7) Hawaiian Eye <«) , (7) Gale Storm PLUS 2nd FEATURE TV Key kissed a girl's cheek on the way of Philo and practically believed 2:55- (5) News (9) Kingdom of The Sea Mahalia Jackson 1:00- (2) Millionaire 10:5^- (9) at EATONTOWN ONLY out. surely to be the character known (11) You Asked for It 11:00- (2) Video Village "Hey, look at him kiss 'that as the "Liberator." (4) Young Dr. Malone 9: SO- (2) Dick Van Dyke (4) Price Is Right blonde dame with all the stuff It is understood that the "Lib- (5) Waterfront (9) High Road to Dange (7) Ernie Ford KIRK DOUGLAS and GILBERT ROLAND Mailbag (7) Queen For A Day e (11) M Squad Herb Sheldon on," said Mary with admiration. erator" has roused such extreme- (9) ly warm feelings of gratitude on (11) Materials in Modern 10:00- (2) U.S. Steel Hour (11) Journey Into Math " THE RACERS" To Mary the thick pancake make- Math (4) Bob Newhart By STEVEN H. SCHEUER up worn by extras and actors the part of his countrymen that U:20-(U> Dimelo En Espanol he Is escaping from the heat for l:S0- (2) Verdict Is Yours (7) Naked City 11:2*- (5) News Question — Did Gertrude Berg didn't look very kissable. (4) Our Five Daughters (9) Harness Races Everything's So Real a needed rest In the quiet of a 11:30- (2) Clear Horizon of the recently dropped "Mrs. comic strip. (5) Medic (11) High Road (I) G. Goes to College" ever play The second "Rawhide" set, Concentration PAUL NEWMAN Advance rumors have It that (7) Who Do You Trust? 10:80- (4) Brinkley's Journal (5) Romper Room and MARIA SAINT Molly Goldberg on TV? I remem- down the studio street, housed a (II) Abbott and Costello (9) Movie (7) ber the radio show years ago but U. S. Cavalry office and the re-Fido Is to make a landing in Po- Yours For a Song "EXODUS" go country Monday. 3:55- (2) News (11) Wild Cargo 11:40—(11) Exploring Science I don't recall, a TV version.— mainder of the afternoon's shoot 4:00- (2) Brighter Day The Morning Moan correspond- 11:00- (2) News 11:55- (2) News Mrs. L.H.. Albany, N. Y. ing would take place there. After (4) Make Room For (4) News ent indicates that he will send Further Theatre Information Call SH 1-9400 Answer — Gertrude Berg hasinspecting a wagon filled with Daddy (5) News guns, bridles and chaps, the girls additional "on the scene" reports (5) Divorce Hearing gotten a great deal of mileage from his present vantage spot by (7) News out of "The Goldbergs." She quickly took up position Just out (7) American Bandstand (11) Groucho-Quli MOVIE TIMETABLE of camera range. "Everything's collect postcard. , (11) Laurel, Hardy and started put, just writing the 11:10- (2) Weather RED BANK . scripts for a radio series in 1929so real," said Mary. "I didn't All the denizens of the Okefe- Chuck (4) Weather and stepped into the role of think it would be so real." nokee look forward to further il- 4: IS- (2) Secret Storm (5) PM—Mike Wallace Carlton—State Fair 7:00; 9:20 Then Barbara Stanwyck, in luminating dispatches. They'l "Molly" when they couldn't cast 4:25—(II) Pinocchio U:12- (7) Weather EATONTOWN it properly. She played it for 17black pants, checkered jshirt^and start on The Register's comic «-30- (2) Edge of Night 11:15- (2) Movie WINNER OF .• consecutive years on the airgre. y hair, walked on the set,page Monday. (4) Here's Hollywood (4) Tonight Drive-In — The Racers 8:10; "The Goldbergs" were also rep- patted backs and kidded the cam- (5) Mr. District Attorney (7) Movie 12:25; State Fair 10:20 IO resented in a B'way played called eraman. She was very* democrat (9) Ralph Kiner 1I:SO—e am- M*rfp«t Waldo, Jooe McCfawe, Finegan, ,. Pit Pizzi. , -Rober„ t Col-Rtncii... ,, jea.„n Katlenbwb and TREHTGN ) - Total mlk)m'¥lU* tfee Gloria Krew, Eiteen McAndiew.^m, Rick Laskey, D«vi4 G»fr Dow*. B«*er, production was down In New Jer- sey last year, but no one could blame the cows. They did their be»t. ••• The state Agriculture Depart- ment announced today that New Jersey cows set a new record for milk production per cow In 1961. " VICTORY The average output of milk for MARKET each cow last year was 9,110 RED BANK pounds, a high surpassed only by OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. FREE DELIVERY tite cows of California and Ari- zona, and 100 pounds above the 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TEL SH 7-0508 SH 7-1339 1960 average for New Jersey. The Agriculture Department FRESH said that while the Individual cow 1 did better last year, total New JERSEY EGGS 3 t '1.39IS CHOPPED 69 Jersey milk production was down 2 per cent from 1960, due to a de- cline in the number of cows on GENUINE SPRING CHOICE ROAST or BAR B-Q •• ^fcf farms. The number of milk cows de- clined from 133,000 in 1960 to 128,000 last year. Producer sales of milk totaled $62.8 million in 1961, almost 5 per cent below the $65.7 million in 1960. The five largest milk produc- LEG of LAMB 59 PARENTS AFTER 23 YEARS — Oupi and En Ouma, two huB« South African mountain tortoises, pre*ent their flrtt batch of bablet after 23 yeara of "married" ing counties for 1961 In order life. The tortoise*, laid to be 30 years old.were given to a South African woman 26 ye«r« «B» were Sussex, Warren, Hunter- Loin Lamb Chops Z% | F B,. Chickens 33» don, Burlington and Salem. ! MIDDLETOWN — Paul F. Le- CHOICE SEASONED DELICIOUS fever, superintendent of schools, attended the school superintend- ents' annual conference recently in Trenton. Approximately 400 local and LONDON BROIL One Million Mice county superintendents attended the all-day meeting, which fea- (EDITOR'S NOTE — Scientists on genes is one of the worrisome ibuting to ' human genetic tured an address, "Co-operative LEAN changes. believe the increase in radiation questions surrounding atomic Efforts for Improvement of In- FRESH from nuclear test fallout con- tests. Recent scientific findings, Note the word "assume." struction," by Dr. Harold R. W. CHOP BEEF 3tilrr XRIB tributes to human genetic including*!* story gathered from For the experts' concern stems Benjamin, distinguished service changes. But how much, or howone million mice here, are putlargely from radiation studies professor of education at Glass- Choice Seasoned Boneless Chuck harmfully? A million mice have ting the answer in better focus. with fruit flies, mice, and other boro State College. been studied in the quest for It's long been known that genet animals, plus some observations clues, and despite some signif- mutate or change spontaneously. of humans. Hefty exposures to icant findings the subject Is still Mishaps occur when new genes x-rays produce mutations. The ability to recover from low-rate hedged with assumptions. This 18 are assembled in body cells. Heal bigger the dose, the more muta- chronic doses. the second of three articles on arid chemicals can cause muta tions. He thinks the female sex cells fallout.) tioris. So can radiation. And n» So, playing It cautiously, gene- or eggs have much greater re- POT ROAST tations in genes are general!) ticists assume Any amount of ra-covery ability. The cell can con- By ALTON BLAKESLEE considered to be harmful, onlj diation affects some genes', even tribute some protection or recov- Associated Press Science Writer occasionally resulting In an im the small amount from natural ery factor to the genes within radiation, and the 5 per cent or the cell. Some of the initial radi- OAK RIDGE, Tenn. — Much provement in evolution. Spontaneous mutations so increase over that from fall- ation damage In the cell is pre- of human destiny is governed by out. vented from going all the way to CHOCK FULL C genes, the tiny miraculous agents Scientists assume backgroun produce mutation. radiation causes- some, spontane 'One Hit' Suspicion 1 of heredity. This challenges the old idea ous mutations. Various expert: They assume there is no thres- that one hit necessarily mutates O NUTS Genes determine Inherited think it causes from one-fourt! hold, no amount so low it a gene, and that the cell has no characteristics, from eye color to to l-40th of all spontaneous mu wouldn't affect some genes, influence over this process. COFFEE 69Ib. intelligence, susceptibility to tations. sometime. ThejCve also suspected What happens to mouse genes some diseases, the potential for Fallout has added a little bii that one "hit" on a gene from may also happen to human genes. JERSEY long life. to natural radiation, so they as radiation could act to mutate these and other observations RED JERSEY Indian River urge Pascal Seminole What effects nuclear fallout has sume fallout must also be con that gene. lead most geneticists to believe They formerly believed It didn't fallout radiation may have some matter whether a given dosage real effect on human heredity, RHUBARB ASPARAGUS ORANGES CELERY GRAPEFRUIT of radiation was received all at but a very minor effect compared once, or spread over a long pe- with other causes of genetic mu- riod of time—the mutation effect tations. would be the same. But the nature of the evidence Some of these ideas are altered so far permits the estimates or by the findings of Dr. William guesses ranging from almost no L. Russell, his wife Dr. Liane B. human effects, to guesses of big I HUFFMAN JJ BOYLE Russell and coworkers at the Oak numbers over tens to hundreds! Ridge National Laboratory, oper- of years. ated for the Atomic Energy Com Tomorrow: Summing up. FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM mission by Union Carbide Corp. They work with a colony of about 100,000 mice—and a million Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—Liberty 2-1010 have served In the genetic stud- ies since 1950. Mating of Mice Dr. Russell exposes some TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS mice to different fates of radi- ation dosage. Gamma rays,, like PARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES X-rays but more penetrating, from radioactive cesium bathe STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES the mice as they live for days or weeks in a special room. ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS The irradiated mice then are mated with others, not exposed fefobllshed Telephone to radiation, and their offspring 1884 5H 1-0001 are carefully observed. They use strains of mice in which certain 1 RED BANK changes in hair color, ear size or other characteristics will come to the fore if the radiation has affected genes of the exposed mice. The rate at which radiation Is given is found to be highly im- portant. A dose of 690. roentgens given in a short time produces signifi- cantly) more mutations than the same dosage given over weeks or months of time. Background Radiation 115 Broad St. Red Bank In male mice, the spreading out produces only one-quarter of the mutations from the same dos- age in a short time. WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES Background radiation is also spread out or chronic. For the average person it amounts to only one-tenth of a roentgen per year. It is simply not possible to ex- pose mice at such Infinitesmal rates and see any effects with their ^hort life spans. So Dr. Russell has exposed mice to radiation rates of 90 roentgens per minute, about 9 per minute, 8/10th per minute, 9/l,O0Oths per minute, and even l/l,OOOth per minute, Even at that lowest rate, this amounts to almost nine roentgens per week, REG. 10.99 to 24.99 and would be more than 400 in a year. (Exposure to about 500 roentgens, over the entire body • Naturaluer • Mademoiselle In a very short time would kill half the humans exposed.) • Life Stride • Palixiio Produces Dr. Russell finds even the low- • Joyce • Smart Aires est dosage rate produces a few genetic changes out of hundreds of mice. The slow rate of chronic expos- ure is far less productive of gen otic changes than the high rate You can't tell by looking. You have to listen. A Times reader stands out in a crowcTnof| 799 1499 of 90 roentgens per minute ex 1 TO posurc. But there's no sharp drop in by what he wears, but by what he says. Because he's aware of the many facts that only effects betweea, 8/10ths per min- ute and the lowest rate—l/l,0O0th his paper—The Times—reports, his conversation is generally more informed than the SIZES 5-11 AAAA-C WIDTHS per minute. others'. He speaks with confidence because he knows he can trust The Times. And if you So it can not be said on this basis that there is no dose so listen long enough, you'll find he's a person who thoroughly enjoys the whole business of( i i low it wouldn't affect some genes. In short, there is no evidence being grown up. He doesn^t want to be treated like a schoolboy and given only a digest of that there is any threshold below SPECIAL GROUP FLATS which effects would not occur. the news. That's why he chooses the paper that talks to him like a grownup... and lets' REG. 8.99 to 11.99 He does find evidence the sex cells of malo mice which pro him make up his own adult mind. Doesn't The Times sound like your kind of paper, too? NOW 6.99 to 7.99 duce sperm—which carry Ihe male contribution of genes for the »J next generation—can resist radi- ation induction of mutation to It's so much more interesting...and you will be, too! THE NEW YORK TIMES •om« degree. They show some BANK REGISTER 26 Help THEGIRfcS by FatUdin Po^er Blood Donors SHREWSBURY - Tmtoty-tlx women lad Junior Red Cum volunteer* ptrtklptted for • tottl of 126 hours of service «t t re- cent bioodmoblle visit to Fort Monmouth - Field House. Mri Harry Craver, Middletown, Is co- ordinator of Red Cross volunteer! assisting blood donors. Serving were: Blood program aides, Mrs. Patricia Barthle Eatontown, and Mrs. Marvin,El liott, Asbury Park; canteen, Mrs Martin Ryan, New Shrewsbury, I assisted by Junior Red Cross members from the Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School Misses Mary Hall, Kathy Stinch- comb, Patricia Mylott, Sally Wil- coff, Mary Ann Pesek and Betty Bond; Gray Ladies, Mrs. William Bogue, Hazlet; Mrs. Lawrence AT THE Forbes, Fort Monmouth, Mrs, James Kimbrough, Fort Mon- mouth, Mrs. C. Parkell,~Rea Bank, Mrs. John Schroder, Fort Monmouth, Mrs. John H. Tack, Red Bank. where young mothers save Motor Service, Mrs. Richard Doelger, Shrewsbury; staff aides, Mrs. J.C. Davenport, New Shrewsbury, Mrs. James Leslie, and save PLAID STAMPS "Boy, they should talk." Middletown, Miss Patricia Rear- ninth and fifth birthdays. Guest don, Shrewsbury, and volunteei River Plaza included Mr. and Mrs. Joh nurses' aide, Mrs. Dorothea wonderful gifts! Wolf, Keansburg, Mr.:. isnA Mrs. Green, Port Monmouth, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Grandin Johnson, Fred Wolf, Newark, and Mr. an RSbert "Matthews,' Taif 'ttaveii; * Roosevelt Cir., had as dinner Mrs. Harry Finley, Shrewsbury Mrs. V.J. Robinson, Fair Haven, guests Easter Sunday, Mr. and and Mrs. Frank Schiro, Little Silver. Mrs. Lamar Baker of Highlands. A family dinner was held Eas The next bloodmobile visit at er Sunday by Mr. and Mrs, the field house is scheduled for Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Judge and Thomas Gambacorta, 11 Brook June 14. The Red Cross will family, 11 East Wilson Cir., spent St. Guests included Mrs. Jamei again recruit volunteers to a* the week-end in Connecticut. Ferraro and James Ferraro, Jr. sist on the donor belt line. Red Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Rudolpl The Sew and So Club meeting Ferrogine and sons, Shrewsbury was held at the home of Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Russel John Munch, Nutswamp Rd. Lincroft. Lions Donate Mr. and Mrs. George Tyluki, 17 Brook St., celebrated their 12th 25-Year Man Two Trees wedding anniversary recently at The Oaks, MCGuire's Grave, PORT MONMOUTH — Ray with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gam- mond G. Brady, 20 Chestnut St. For Jubilee bacorta, 11 Brook St. has completed 25 years of servie FAIR HAVEN - The Lion with Public Service Electric ant Club will donate two trees to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bott, 72 Gas Co., it was announced to the borough in connection with Roosevelt Cir., had as guests day. the borough's Golden Jubilee Cel- for the Easter holiday Mr. and He is an employee of the Esse: ebration, set for June 15-17. Mrs. Reynold, Jersey City. electric distribution departmen The celebration will mark the Mr. Brady was first employe' 50th anniversary of the borough. Kathy Kennedy, 12 Brook/ St by the meter department Trees have already been donated arid Deidre Gambacorta, 11 work on the company's program' commemorating the event by the Brook St., attended a birthday of installation of enclosure equip- Fair Haven Garden Club. party last week for James Fer- ment. The club has elected 1962-6 rogine, Shrewsbury. An Army veteran, Mr. Brad; officers. Anthony E. Hunting was has been active in Cub Scout an« elected president: William Heron Clare Witterschein, daughter of Boy Scout groups in Mpnmout first vice president; Charles Mor Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Witterschein, Council for many years. ailer, second vice president; 66 Lakeshore Dr., celebrated her Mr. Brady is married and ha; Winn Copeland, third vice presi- seventh birthday last Saturday. A two' daughters and two sons., dent; Michael Paster, secretary; family party was held in her hon Roger Wight, treasurer; Gene or. Guests included Mr. and Adams, tail twister, and John Mrs. J. Henry O'Hern, maternal PASTOR EMERITUS Measley, Lion tamer. —grunlparents, and Mr. and Mrs. EAST KEANSBURG — Rev Elected to the board of direo Daniel jf O'Hern. John P. Euler, who has retire tors for one-year terms were as pastor of Bay Shore Commun Clifford Lewis and Joseph Sacco. A family party was held re ity Church, will continue as pas William Bailey and Raymond cently for Kathy and Barbara tor emeritus. Rev. Robert R R. Jannell were elected to two- Damn, daughters of Mr. and Schwartz, his former assistant 1: year terms. Mrs. Herbert Damn, 227 Nut- the new pastor. Mr. Rev. Eulei Raymond Miller, with Mr. swamp Rd., who celebrated their was founder of the church in 1942, Hunting, Mr. Jannell, Mr. Cope- land and Mr. Paster, will repre- sent the club at the annoual state convention. 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Thomas Episcopal Church, was a The new vicar of St. Thomas jt he was ordained Church replaces Rev, E, V. to the ministry, and while lei'v- son-Walters,"wno Is now rector of Whtl* er Efthtr H*l( Ing as pastor In his last post in large parish in Jamaica, Brit- BONELISS Pleasantville, he was vice presl- ish West Indies, CHUCK Ugsof lamb L7, *7 dent of the Board of Education The pastor at St. Thomas is C there. known as vicar because this NO FAT ADDED lamb Chops •" 95 Father Scott says he Intends to church U a mission church; that is to say, it is not yet self-sup- Shoulder lamb Chops 85* porting. The bishop of the diocese StudentTeaching is rector of all mission churches, Helm — VEAL and the pastor is his Vicar. CORNED BEEfe 59 Father Scott has two great Baby Foods Boneless Shoulder Roast »> 79* Conference Set ft hopes for the church, he says: Strained Chopptd WEST LONG BRANCH - to see it become self-supporting, leg or Rump off Veal 69* "How the public schools can most and to replace the present build- 101-99° 6-89° CALIFORNIA ROAST - 55 Veal Chops >-39 Gilbert, chairman of Monmouth's Ground Beef 45' Cube Steaks 99^ education department; and Fred Frathly -——SMOKED Green Giant onalau King, president of the New Jer- SlBtf HlgH—Fully OOOkld Shank Portion Butt Portion sey Association for Student Ground Chuck Ground, 59! Chuck Fillet 59,' teachers, Golden Corn Bonaleu Hams £X& 5 The panel will consist of Wai Cf«im Q Stewing Beef 59! Top Sirloin Steak 95' lace Gleason, principal of Plain- S boro, and taught In public schools /StrainedVarieties Fresh C act as campus guides, and Mon-in Pleasantville for four years, I mouth teacher education grad- before preparing for the Episco- Reynolds Wrap Viltrr l| Froai Rorida uates Adele Madore of Vest Long 4«»29 pal priesthood. Branch and Mrs. Vernon Loud of Aluminum Foil R«d, Rip* O C Fair Haven. He attended the Philadelphia Rtgulir Haavy Duty Divinity School, and after he was •ib. 12" width 4QA 18" width Mg 4 53 Watermelon ordained, became the pastor at CAMPBELL'S 2Sf».rell*»" Sto* Mary the Virgin Church, 25 ft. roll •* w nd 12 Children Pleasantville, where he served Broccoli ' * £2 four years before coming to Red sldmRipi lbt e Are Baptized Bank. Click Para BLENDED JUICE 2 51 Bananas 2 29 Father Scott, his wife, his son RED BANK — Baptism was PASCAL Dallas, 10, and daughter Denise, administered to 12 children Sun- Crystal or Nuggets Firm.Cri>p italic 2, now live at 25 East Sunset day at the Red Ba/nk Methodist Ave,, across the street from his BROADCAST «. 35 lbt e Church. church. 1 Those baptized were: Earl Onions NJC^L. 3 25 Raymond Zilles, 2d, son of Mix or Match C Leland and Joyce Zilles, Marlu fono Brand Conned Vegefafcfes Oranges SH 5 39 Farm, Lincroft; Doris Ann Coak- Holmdel Wisk Liquid lt0L ley, daughter of Thomas and Mr. and Mrs, Robert Voorhees, Tomatoes ': Wax Beans ^ Sweet Corn can Nancy Coakley, 27 Oneida Ave,, Main Rd. spent the week-end in Detergent Cut I601. National "Baby Week" Buys Hilton Park, Middletow'n; Carol Albany, N. Y. with relatives. String Beans '.^Beetso* ''.rCarrots 5 - 57 Jo and Jean Mary Zoubek, twin can Lswar quantitiu told at Whits HOHII Brand—Handy 6 Pick REDUCED! daughters of Henry and JoAnn With 12c quart £f A our Low Regular Price. The Couple's Club of Holmdel offl.b.l can V1 . C . Zoubek, 31 Delaware Ave., Red Federated Church will, hold a Evaporated Milk 6 77 Bank; Lori Jane Foulks, daugh- turkey dinner at Fellowship Hall r 8 eh d ter Of, Harold and Mildred K. Saturday. Dinners will be served Nabisco Oreo Cookies Oatmeal Cookies t:^ Beech-Nut S lO'^lr'W 6 ?r 89° Foulks,' 30 Richard Ten, Middle- from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Swan Liquid l7 i C F |ar> town; Richard Douglas, Cathlyn Pope Tomatoes wiihP.,».*B.,n ca°n 25° Star-Kist Tuna Fish cSV «:35 Pablum Mixed Cereal Marie, Jullanne, Ronald Eugene, The Ladies Auxiliary of the Detergent C and Randall Frederick Tynes, Holmdel Fire Co. will meet Mon- Nucoa Margarine i-^»-* J£31° Krispy Crackers s,u^:;tM X31 Z.B.T.Baby Powder wm.oiiv.oi! children of Arthur and Mary day, May 7, at the home of Mrs, 22 oi. fit]* 32 oi JJ7c 8 e Tynes 15 Alston Ct, Red Bank; Mazola Margarine "SSf Magnolia Biscuits I"^D.P..I p »8 John Hulsebos, Cloverhill Rd. p,,riie Baby Magic J^aj and Malcolm Jordan and Clifford falra MlV Betty Croclar—Whit*,' reg.4Ec Scott Hood, children of Malcolm Milk Chocolate Matties <>» The Ladies Aid Society of UaHSmiA Y,||ow.D.villFood-4coff pis.** Gurity White Cotton Balls and Carol Hood, Crestoviow Dr., Holmdel Federated Church will lnit 20< OI e Middletown. hold a meeting Tuesday, May 8, Babto Cleanser Fels Soap Granules - Dole's Pineapple Chunks i 35 at Fellowship Hall. Hostesses will C With Diaphtnt DogYummies H^M..*.., 2 _„ 1 be Mrs. Thomas Antisell, Mrs/ 35 O'Nuti jar^ jar •• Jane Parker Baked Foods! Democratic Club William Boychuck and Mrs. Fred With 2c a 14 oi. O7fl Dance Slated Harrison, efflab.l * cam *>* Frozen Foods! • Dairy Values/ Will Actd—Witoontln FRENCH APP1E HA2LKT — The Hazlet Demo- Bowling League 2 Of the Holm- Binim. Chooolalo er Lemon c cratic Club will hold Its second del Fire Co went to the Hofbrau- C annual dance at The Oaks, Me- haus, Atlantic Highlands, for Morton Cream Pies 39 CheddarCheese 69 ( Vim Detergent d b c Quire's Grove, Middletown, Satur- dinner Saturday night. Dancing Danish Blue Cheese '^^ 87 day at 9 p m. followed the supper. Attending Niw Datarganr In Tabtata Dole's Juice Z"$:£:x** -." 39° Mrs. Katharine Elkus White A & PIE H 65 were Mr. and Mrs. William u will be a special guest and coun- Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward For automatic 40 oi. "1| g Gollard Greens tZT 2 £ 31° Natural Swiss Slices D :S ^39" Gel 50 Bonus PLAID STAMPS with Krtnch ty Democratic candidates have Stilwell, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph W.lhir. pkg. ' ' nraam fthaiMO Braalitona Tampta* O 4 oi. JIQQ Apple) Pie thin week. Coupon on Package. been invited. Refreshments and Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. William Corn on the Cob ";?:„? 2PY;;49° entertainment will be offered. ureuinuneo5uwhipp,dp,lt,uril,d* cyp, w Menzel, Mr. and Mfs. George 9 e ll William F, Owens, club secre Schnnck, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Seabrook Creamed Spinach pL"27 Imported Italian Provolone >- 95° CRUMB SQUARE tary, is In charge of the ticket Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. William Fluffy All tales. Thompson, Nathaniel Check and Libby's Red Raspberries pPgV;«• Prices Reduced.' Miss Ruth Moore. Controlled Sudi 12 oi. Borden's Heavy Cream cont. ' COFFEE Jib. 770 Mixed Fruit p B r d n l/ .l.| 7 Join Church Taylor Schanck, son of Mr. 8 ig CAKE pi," I4OI. Fresh Milk ° o ;o ' ^27° cont. ' LEONARDO — Seven new and Mrs. George Schanck, Main Green Peppers plfl. Get 25 Bonua PLAID STAMPS with Criunb members, who were baptized Rd., Is home from Camp Lejeune, Square Cako thia week. Coupon on Paclug*. Easter Day, will be welcomed N. C, for a few days, He will Into the Leonardo Baptist Church continue his training at Davis- THE ClfAT AT1ANTIC • fACIFIC TtA COMFANY. INC C Sunday. ville, R. I. All Detergent Fudge Cold Square 45 They are Mrs. Lillian Stryker, Controlled Sudi Mrs. June Glendlnnlng. Mrs. Jane Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stllwoll. Pumpernickel Bread Burdg/, Charles Vogt, Michael Deercrest Dr., have returned WlthlQc 4 Kaswara, P*u| Murphy and Nan-from a month's vacation at Flor- offlabal IHIKKA'S 01PINDABK FOOD MUKHAHT SINCE I4S9 cy Sullivan. ida. frlcei affecHva through Saturday, May 5th In Super Markets and Self-Service atom only. It adds upl More and more Mrs. Edward SUIwell, Deer- All Cigarettes, Tobacco, Fluid Milk and Alcoholio Beverage* exempt from Plaid Stamp oSar. people use The Register adj etch crest Dry celebrated her birthday Unit became result* come fat- with a family dinner April 25. 2/ 1962 BANK BEGISTER Fair Haven Neighborhood Thomas Sullivan Weds Seven Winners Listed Geraldine Jenkins In Scout Art Contest ' NEW BRUNSWICK — Mlssriage by her godfather, Richard FAIR- HAVEN — Thirty-two Intermediates: Dorothy Noren, Gtnldine Anne leddat. daugb. Jenkins. She wore » white peau entries in the Fair Haven Neigh- 267, tint; Winifred Albert. 287, ter of Mrs. Edmund Jenkins. 599 da nie gown- terminating in a borhood Girl Scouts art contest second, and Awn Moncrief, 267, H»ml)ton St.. Somerset, and the chapel-length train. Her fingertip- were judged Friday In the Youth third. Itte Mr. Jenkins, became the length veil of illusion was at- Center on Flske St. Mrs. Evan tached to a crown of sequins' and Seniors: Cheryl Wainwright. bride of Thomas Patrick Sullivan Baker was chairman of the show, first. Peter's pearls and she carried a spray here Saturday in St. assisted by Mrs, Otis Thorndike, Judges were Mrs. J. K. Mag- Catholic Church. of gardenias and phalaenopsls. in charge of awards. Mrs. Victor Curcio, Somerset notta, art teacher for Willow The bridegroom is the eon of Winners la the. three, claul- TODAY i was matron of honor for her Street and KnoUwood Schools, Mrs. Luther Foster, 28 Gulden f[cation of Scouts wer«, Brown- LUNCHEON, East Keaosburg cousin. Her pumpkin silk organza •nd Julian (Bud) Blake, Rumson St, Cliffwood, and James Sulli- ies: Susan Thorndike, Troop 278, PTA, 11 a,m., Parish Hall of gown had a bell skirt and cap cartoonist, van, 288 Prospect Ave., Keyport. first; Stephanie Stevens, 177, St Catherine's Catholic Church, sleeves. She wore a matching The winning paintings will be The bride was given in mar- second, and Deborah Stone, 177, East Keansburg. headpiece and carried a cascade entered in the second level third. BUFFET LUNCH and Annual bouquet of orange delight roses of competition at District Four Meeting, Marlboro Auxiliary, and orange carnations. judging Saturday, in the parish 12:30 pjn., Marlboro Hospital. Maytime The bridesmaids, who wore bouse of Christ Episcopal Church, Shrewsbury, when 12 paintings Identical ensembles matching the Plan 6th TOMORROW honor attendant, were Miss Ju- will be chosen for the council- Hostesses dith Colllgan, Miss Jacqueline wide show May 12 at scout head' ; ANNUAL CONVENTION, Hew Jenkins and Miss Mary Ellen Communion quarters in the Monmouth Shop- Jersey Federation of Republi- Jenkins. ping Center. can Women, Atlantic City. Appointed FASHIONSHOWAND Donald Marvel, Matawan, was Artists Louise Goetz and Jane RED BANK — Hostesses for Breakfast LUNCHEON. Guild of Star of best man. Ushers were Richard Watson Parmly will judge the homes to be shown on the May- FAIR HAVEN - The sixth an the Sea Academy, 12 noon, The Frost, Donald McQuarrie and district show which will be open time Tour, annual benefit of the Herbert Carbbne, all of Matawan BEST IN SHOW — Top paintings by contestants in the Fair Haven Neighborhood nual mother-daughter Comrmnv Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. ion breakfast of the Rosary-Al- to the public 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. DONOR LUNCHEON, Sister- Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary, A reception for 200 guests fol- Girl Scouts chosen for the forthcoming diitrict art competition are shown by the art. tar Society of Nativity Catholic Council selections will be ex- hood of Bnal Israel, 12:30 p.m., were announced at a meeting lowed in the Forsgato Country ists, left to right, Dorothy Noren, Intermediate troop 267; Susan Thorndike, Brownie Church will be held Sunday. hibited at the national Roundup In the Synagogue, Rumson. Monday, in the home of Mrs. Mor- 'tub, Jamesburg. ton Winer, Red Bank. troop 276, and Cheryl Wainwright, Mariners Ship 119 (Senior Scouts). Mass will be at 9 a.m. Breakfast in Vermont this summer. The RUMMAGE SALE, Episcopal The couple left afterward for a theme of the paintings is "Home Each of the five homes is cov- • will be served in the church hall Churchwomen of St. James, 13 wedding trip to The Castaways, immedlatehi'foUojing. Frontier, Old or New." Miami leach, JHa. When they re- Star of Sea Benefit sub-hostesses as rooms to be turn, they will reside at 89 Juliet Guest speaker will be Brother copal Church, Eatontown. AeMseState Patrick of Christian Brothers opened for public viewing. St., New Brunswick. Association Plans The tour, to be held May 22, The bride was graduated from Academy, Lincroft Key. Donald FRIDAY rain or shine, will show homes it. Peter's High School, New In Fund Name Three Judges E. Hickey, pastor, is moderator Rummage Sale ANNUAL CONVENTION, New in Deal-Oakhurst area. During Brunswick, and is employed as of the society. Jersey Federation of Republi- the afternoon refreshments will Committee aides are Mrs. MIDDLETOWN - The Wom- can Women, Atlantic City. - the personnel secretary in Nu- en's Association of Westminster be served in the home of Mrs. Car Carriers, Inc., Metuchen. Allocation James Buckley, tickets; Mrs. Wil- RUMMAGE SALE, 9 a.m. to Margery Silverman, Greenbriar ALLENHURST — Recommend- For Guild Hat Contest liam Henderson, publicity; Mrs, Presbyterian Church will sponsor 5 p.m., Reformed Church, The bridegroom was graduated a rummage and white elephant Rd., Oakhurst. Tickets include a ations for allocation of state and LONG BRANCH - A portrait An exhibiting member of the John Damico, Mrs. Harry Knif- Middletown. from Matawan High School and sale Friday and Saturday be- map of routes to be taken and federal funds were made by the painter, a fashion co-ordinator, Guild of Creative Art, Shrews- fen, Mrs. Frank Wrublewskl, Mrs. RUMMAGE SALE, Episcopal ' ittended Monmouth College. He tween 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on can be obtained at any tour home Monmouth County Mental Health and the wife of a former govern- bury, Mrs. Sheehan teaches art Jean Reed, Mrs. Theodore La- Churchwomen, 9 a.m. to A lerved In the Army and is em- Leonard Ave., Leonardo, opposite or in advance from Mrs. Lau- Board at a meeting last week, ment executive will be judges of privately. Two of her recently brecque, Mrs. Charles Allaire, p.m., St. James Episcopal ployed in the accounting depart- the post office. rence Toole, 19 Azalea Ct. Little ment of Goodyear Tire and Rub- The board recommended to the a hat contest to be held tomor- completed paintings hang in the Mrs. Robert Daniels and Mrs. Church, Eatontown. Silver. ier Co., New Brunswick. state Department of Institutions row at a luncheon and fashion Middletown Library. Christopher Kelly. Mrs. Arthur B. Dorr and Mrs. CARD PARTY AND FASH- and Agencies that $30,848 be l show sponsored by the Guild of Julius Gecesey are co-chairmen, ION SHOW, Shrewsbury Town- The tour may be taken at any Summer fashions will bo shown located to the Children's Psychi Star of the Sea Academy. The assisted by committee members ship Teachers' Association, 8 time between the hours of 1 and by The Clothes Tree, Shrewsbury. Shrewsbury Girl atric Center, Hatontown, and event will be held at noon in The Mrs. Robert Skinner, Mrs. Nell p.m., Swimming River School, 5 p.m. and homes may be visited Knights Present Mrs. George J. McDonnell, Free- in any order. $36,032 to the Pollak Clinic, Mon- Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury; Is Prom Queen Brown and Mrs. Fred Valentin. New Shrewsbury. mouth Medical Center, Long hold, is luncheon chairman. Mrs. WEST LONG BRANCH — Miss Hostesses will be Mrs. George $100 to Center Hat contest judges will be Mrs. Melvin Store is .vice chairman. Ruding, West Allenhurst, the . EATONTOWN — Robert Eis- Branch, for the forth coming fis- Marcus Daly of Lincroft, wife of Patricia Bruno, 77 Elm La., cal year. Mrs. Joseph Driscoll, Elberon, Shrewsbury, an elementary edu- home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter ner, Red Bank, treasurer of Chil- the former director of the Inter- and Mrs. Benjamin Gruber, High- Kohn, 58 Phillips Ave., Deal; dren's Psychiatric Center of Mon- A total of $66,880 is available governmental Committee for Eu- cation major at Monmouth Col- Adam and Eve for mental health projects in lands, we in charge of reserva- lege, was elected queen of the Mrs. Rudolph Kompfner, Middle- mouth County, announced today ropean Migration; Mrs. James B. tions. town, the home of Mr. and Mrs. gift of $100 from the Knights Monmouth County, The amoun Sheehan, Jr., Middletown artist, Junior-Senior Prom Saturday Daniel Roze, 111 Park Ave., El- if Pythias, Jersey Shore Lodge is based on population, at a rat and Mrs. Donald McLoughlin of Proceeds from the luncheon, night. beron; Mrs. Richard Higbee, 62. of 20 cents per capita. These West Allenhurst, promotion and which is open to the public, will Miss Bruno, a junior, Is the Ghosts of the Past Monmouth Beach, at Miraflores, Presenting' the check were funds are granted to psychiatric publicity director for Kate Green- benefit the academy scholarship daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ameri- home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton clinics under the State's Comma co Bruno. Samuel Hipschman of Asbury away fashions. and building funds. DEAR ADAM AND EVE: concerned, because some day I Erlanger, Park Ave., Oakhurst; 'ark, past chancellor: Jack Lie- nity Mental Health Services Act A * dk IBfl* *•* * t • • SB may be her husband. Can you Mrs. F. P. Destltio, Little Silver, of 1957, which also provided fo Mrs. Daly, who traveled more I am a woman of 45 and have ber, Wanamassa, chancellor com- offer any solution? at Mrs. Silverman's; Mrs. Irene the appointment of the county than 500,000 miles with her hus- been married 31 years. My hus: mander, and Raymond Snyder of band during his European assign- Worried Suitor Haviland, Oceanport, at "Apple- Wanamassa, past chancellor and Mental Health Board by the Miss Block Betrothed band is a very fine man and I ment, is a social worker for Mon- love him very much. But about If you do love this girl, show brook," home of Mrs. Louis S. secretary. Board of Freeholders. LONG BRANCH - Mr. and Gimbel Jr., Poplar Rd., Wayside. The board adopted a resolution mouth Medical Center. 25 years ago a terrible thing hap- more concern for her than for RUMMAGE SALE Mrs. David Block, 377 Westwood pened In our lives, and I'd give her "future husband," be it requesting the Board of Free- Mrs. McLoughlin, who current- Ave., have announced the en- EATONTOWN — Episcopal holders to support passage of ly directs a course in fashion co- the rest of my life if it hadn't. I you or anyone else. Churchwomen of St. James gagement of their daughter, Miss was unfaithful to my husband. MAY SPECIAL legislation to increase the total ordination for the Laboratory In- Martha Fay Block, to Howard Adam Church will conduct a rummage annual reimbursement grant: stitute of Merchandising in New Another man came along and Make that double. As to such sale tomorrow from noon to 9 Lindner, son of Mr. and Mrs. somehow I became Infatuated AZALEAS from federal and state funds foi York City, is a former fashion Morris Lindner, 348 Second Ave. neurotic fears, which are com- p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. to community mental health pro] editor for Red Book magazine. with him. mon enough, they can often be $1.89 4 p.m. in the church. Mrs. Theo- ects to 25 cents per capita. Gen Miss Block, a graduate of Long My husband-found out. I told treated and eliminated by a dore Marriott and Mrs. James George Van Deusen, chairman o: Branch High School, is attending him I was very sorry, and that good psychotherapist. The girl Rice are co-chairmen. the Mental Health Board, said al Parties Honor Monmouth College, West' Long if he would forgive me and take is Insecure; you can help by FLOWERING PLANTS Branch, and is employed as a most every county is now receiv 1 me back, I would be true to him. showing firm faith in her, and Tuberous - Begonias ing its maximum funds. Bridal Couple secretary by Auto Boys, Long That I have done. In fact, I've by encouraging her to seek Andre's Salon "In order to expand or to es- Branch, and also dances with De done everything In my power to professional assistance. Geraniums - Petunias MONMOUTH 8H0PPINO CENTER MIDDLETOWN - Two pre- Bonis Dance Studio, Long make it up to him, but nothing tablish new services this increase nuptial parties were held in Mid- Eve Flower Boxes Filled TREAT MOM TO A is necessary," he stated. Branch. She formerly was em- is enough. I know it was a ter- PERMANENT FOR dletown last week in honor of the ployed by Arthur Murray Dani rible thing to do, but it's done (Send your personal ques- ORDER EARLY MOTHER'S DAY marriage Saturday of Miss Mary Studios. and I cannot undo it. MIDDLETOWN SALE Catherine McManus, Middletown, tions and problems to ADAM Permanent Wave MIDDLETOWN —, A spring Mr. Lindner is an alumnus We've raised four lovely chil- for and Richard M. Cohan, Long Long Branch High School and re or EVE Lowell or both, as S0 rummage sale will be held Fri- Beach, L. I. and Danvers, Mass. dren who are married now, but you prefer. For a personal,,, day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and ceived his bachelor of scienci seldom a night goes by that he MOTHER'S DAY Complete Miss McManus was honored at unpublished reply, enclose, a Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at and master of arts degrees fro doesn't bring up this thing that *8 a tea given by Mrs. Robert Park stamped, addressed envelope. the Middletown Reformed Murray State College, Murra, happened 25 years ago. He ex- Monday thru Thursday in her home, Cooper Rd., Mid- Mall to ADAM & EVE, In cart Marion Fisher Inc. Church. The sale Is being spon- Ky. While, at Murray he was pects me to go through the whole May 7 thru May 24 dletown, Friday afternoon. of The Register. 741-9230 sored by the DonaM Ross Mac- member of the college's footbal miserable thing over and over A luncheon for the bridal cou- Call LI 2-2900 Neill Circle of the church. Mrs. team and director of intramurals Miss Martha F. Block and ask forgiveness, each time. 812 Broad St. Shrewsbury * OPEN EVENING!! TO. 9 — ple, bridal attendants and parents WED. . THUHS. • FBI. Harold Millward is president. He was a member of Kappa Del Am I supposed to feel guilty the of the bride, and bridegroom was ta Pi, national honorary frater- rest of my life? It seems I just Teachers Plan held Saturday. Mrs. Harry Crav- nity, and the International Rela- don't have anything lett to live er was the hostess at her home tions Club. He is employed bj List Crew for. Fashion Show in Chapel Hill, Middletown.. Lakewood Junior High School. Need Help NEW SHREWSBURY — Tht BE A SLIMMER YOU An August wedding is planned. For Players' You have" done ample pen- Shrewsbury Township Teachers' Auxiliary Plans ance; it's your husband who Association will sponsor a card has broken his word—to for- party and fashion show Friday Rummage Sale give you. for the benefit of its college schol- Replacement Production arship fund. The event will take MIDDLETOWN — The Middle- Adam WAY NAVESINK - Members of the Either he has never recov- place at 8 p.m. in Swimming- THE EASY town Auxiliary of Family and River School. Children's Service will hold Announced production crew for "The Man in ered from the blow to his ego Its second annual rummage and LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. Lewis a quarter of a century ago or Teachers will serve as models the Dog. Suit," spring presenta- he is rekindling his jealousy as for fashions by The Fair, Wana- nearly-new sale Saturday in Prentice, director of the forth tion of the Monmouth Players, Leeds Hall, Kings Hwy., from 10 coming Woman's Club productior a stimulant. In either case you massa. Tickets wilPbe available have earned the right to shut RENT OR BUY! a.m. to 4 p.m. of "Anniversary Waltz," has an have been, announced by Billy at the door. Mrs. Joan Brown is nounced a replacement for one Fansler, director. him up, kindly but very firmly. chairman. NO MONEY DOWN — LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Mrs. Edward H. Golden, Jr., Hardheartedness' can also be is chairman, assisted by Mrs. of the members of the cast. Or you may rent as low as $9.00 a month The play will be presented Fri- sinful. Charles Jose, Mrs. Augustine Buddy Silver, Little Silver, wi day and Saturday and May 11 Eve College to Present Marusi, Mrs. Thomas McGeehar, play the role of "Harry" in plao and 12 at 8:40 p.m. in the Nave- Mrs. Franklin C. Nevius and of Michael Bivona. Virginia Group VIBRATORY sink Library. DEAR ADAM AN DEVE: Mrs. Leon Zuckerman. The drama department of thi Assistants to the director are WEST LONG BRANCH - The MASSAGE BELT Proceeds from the sale will be club is presenting the play Ma I've been courting an 18-year- Mrs. Robert E. Norton, Rumson, old girl for two years. She Is Virginia Orchestra will perform No Money Downt used to help provide services to 11 at 8:45 p.m. in the clubhouse and Mrs. John Wopat, Red Bank. In the Great Hall, Monmouth Col-' assist many county residents. Rumson Rd., and Church St. truly a lovely girl, and I admire Mrs. Fansler is in charge of res- her very much. But she has a lege, Saturday at 8:30 p.m. The The easy vnj for In* ervations and tickets. problem. She Is terribly afraid performance, under the direction of William Haaker, Is one of sev- tense massage action; Stuart Robertson, Middletown, of being left alone in a house or for hips, legs, arms, eral special public offerings In sboulders, Inner tblghs. THOROUGH - DEPENDABLE is production manager. Members in any room. Also she won't go FIGURAMA HOME SLENDERIZING into any basement or even cross the college's annual Festival of of his crew are Frank Baldwin, Fine Arts which opens tomorrow Monmouth Hills, assistant pro- the street at night by herself. $12-55 and MASSAGE TABLE and runs through May 26. Buy! month duction manager; Mrs. John This, I feel, could be a great Klem, Rumson, costumes; Mrs. disadvantage to her future hus The concert Is sponsored by the The entire family will enjoy lie CARPET CLEANING band, be It me or anyone else, student activities and assemblies "Trmpulie" (able Kith Us man? Baldwin, make-up; Mrs. C. A. revolutionary features. And, It folds Hammann, Rumson, props; Mr. as many an occasion might pop committee. for convenient storage. SPECIAL SERVICE: LOOSE RUGS Fansler, sound and lights; Mrs. up when she would have to be Robert Nagle, Rumson, set de- alone. She's told me#this fear NO MONEY DOWN PICKED UP OFF ign and decor; and Mr. Baldwin, originated one night when she Correction BICYCLE was aroused by a prowler while FLOOR AT Mr. Robertson and,Mr. Fansler, SHREWSBURY — Sister Hilde- EXERCISER set construction. she was babysitting. I am much garde Marie, president of the*" Buyl per month College of St. Elizabeth, Convent Keeps legs young and trim, Station, will be guest at a lunch- increases circulation, exer- No Extra Cos cises the body. A must for all eon of the Monmouth County SLENDROCYCLE homo gyms. Alumnae Chapter to be held May 9 In Shadowbrook. With » tlcndfrlelof »utom»Uo COMPLETE 9x12 exerciser you •tlmul»te body $59.50 Date of the luncheon was in- muscles uafd In hicycllnj, row- PRICE correctly given as today In a lot. »wlmminf. DOMESTIC story appearing in yesterday's NO MONEY DOWN! RUGS teachers Red Bank Register. Buy! $1628per month The continuing growth of Hit Rmnty ROALER MASSAGER CLEANED School has opened tip stvtral full tint* positions, chiefly In Hit tlwntntary grades. Unexcelled for miiuie of irrni* ( ]ff#, h]p» and abdomen and Ut RENT or aid In measurement redaction. If you art Interested In working In an SALE! NO MONEY DOWN! $Q72 Ideal ttaehlng situation, with small clouts $11.90 M only of bright children and with tvtry Imagin- 'Buy! *l I per month able teaching aid, and If you art a rtat professional, call m« right away . . . . OUR NEW I SOUTH JERSEYSURGICAL BIRTHDAY and "J Anniversary Cakes SHadyside 7-2614 BAKED IN THE FORM OF UllEE 33 E. Front St. NUMBERS Red Bank, N. J. DELIVERY! RUG CLEANERS ArtMMttf HONEY BUN BAKERY CALL NOW—CA 2-5042 .RUSSELL O. RANNEY, S42-1650 UMtU - • i . . j Annlvrtary Dinner BED BASK REGISTER Wednesday, May % Jm~l9 Middletown Woman Triangle Club To Hold Named 'Girl of Year9 Mother-Daughter Dinner HIGHLANDS - The Beta Chi lUddtetown, Mn. Brown and RED BANK — The fourth an- Fair Haven, programs; Mrs. J. Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Mrs. Perry. nual Mother and Daughter Din- Ernest Boskey, Little Sllvtr, marked the 31st. anniversary of Thirty-one years ago, the tint ner for members and friends of awards, and Mrs. Richard A. the national sorority Saturday at chapter of the sorority. was I'rinity Episcopal Church will Kirby, here, publicity. lti Founders Day annual dinner formed In Abilene, Kans. There take place May 10 in the parish here in Bahra' Restaurant. are now 7,000 chapters and 150,' iall. The newly-elected president, 009 members in 14 countries. The The event will be sponsored by Couple Observe MM. Milton Brown of Middle- local chapter was founded in he Triangle Club of the church. town, welcomed two new pledget, October of 1959. Vsher Lane, Jr., 299 Nutswamp Silver Wedding Mr*. Frank Friscia, Jr., Rumson, ftd., River Plaza, is president. LINCROFT — Mr. and Mrj. and Mrs. Robert Nalsjfck of Long Spring fashions, modeled by Chester HumJnskl, Newman Branch. members of the club and their Springs Rd., observed their 25th The •tiiri ol the Year Award" daughters, will be shown from wedding anniversary Saturday. went to Mrs. Brown. The pres- Forthcoming the Young Suburban Shop of Fair They renewed their vows at a entation waa made by guest of Haven*. Music during the dinner high mass celebrated by Rev. Ar- honor, Mrs. John Williams, Red will be supplied by Miss Kathy thur J. St. Laurent in St. Leo- Bank, an honorary member. Forsmao, Rumson, at the organ. the-Great Catholic Church. The The award was made to Mrs. Reservations for the smorgas- church choir sang. Brown for her service contrlbu bord can be obtained from Mr. A dinner party followed in tlons to the sorority. She served and Mn. Samuel J. Matson, 54 Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown, as ways and means chairman Chestnut St., Fairview, chairmen, for 110 guests. for the year and was. active in r. Matson Is vice president of Among those attending wer« NEW PLEDGES to Beta Sigma Phi, Mn. Frank Friicia, welfare services. te club. Mr. and Mrs. Huminski'a son, Assisting will be Mrs. Norman Eugene, and the attendants at Jr., left, Rumion, and Mn. Robert Naliaclc, right, Long rhe ^/^X awlrd for the VILLAGE FAIR, complet* with-colonial costumes, will ickels, here, mistress of cere- the couple's wedding 25 years Branch, are pinned by newly-elected president Mrs. Mil- outstanding program of the-year b* the theme of this year's annual bazar to be. held aonies; Mrs. Calvin Carhart, ago in Perth Amboy, Mrs. An- ton Brown at the wrority's annual Founderi Day Dinner wa\Pr«!?nted M™' ?lchard Per' drew Eiegh, Mr. Huniinski's sis- r< Saturday by the Middletown Village Parent-Teacher As- here, registration; Mrs. Asher D« « ' ' ryry, MiddletownMiddletown, forr herr program Lane, Jr., Mrs. John A. LaBuda, ter, and Andrew Krull, Jr., Mrs. ' "Absolute Music," presented in sociation. Chocking the fit of a bonnet, are, left to New Monmoum; Mn. Robert F. Huminski's brother. September. right, Mrs. Henry St. Germaine, Mrs, Monroe Stam- ITorden, Little Silver, and Mrs. Also attending was Brother ._ Mrs. Brown presented high- baugh, general chairman, and Mrs. Robert Nolan. tatson, alt hostesses; MrrWor- Bernard "Of Christian^ Brothers lights of the year in pictorial len, cashier; Mrs. Richard W. Academy and Ralph Porcheuo of Auxiliary News form which Included three classes llmmons, Fairview, Mrs. Ken- Lincroft, who was toastmaster at of club activities—service, social eth Reeves, Shrewsbury, and the dinner. and ways and means. trs. George Parret, here, table Mrs. Huminski is the former A presentation of a gift was Middletown PTA Fair lecorations. Ann Krull of Perth Amboy. made to retiring president, Mrs Loyalty Day Plans MIDDLETOWN — Annual clothes closet; Mrs. Vincent Jen- Also, Mrs. S. Leonard David Edward Meehan of Red Bank. spring bazar of the Middletown nings, toys; Mrs. James Gill, son, Fair Haven, favors; Mrs No problem rinding tenants Loyalty Day, originated by Mn. Rex Stanley, Middletown, Village Parent-Teacher Associa- plants; Mrs. Richard May, doll distributed by the Junior Girls led the group in the Founders Carl Foreman, Rumson, center. when you advertise The Register posts and auxiliaries of the Vet- Unit of the auxiliary. tion here Saturday will feature and hobby show; Mrs. R. J. ileces; Mrs. E. W. Copeland, way—Advertisement. erans of Foreign Wars, will be Day pledge. Mrs. Robert Mc- an outdoor garden center on the Tobit and Mrs. Burr Cook, observed Sunday. Laughlln, Middletown, was chair- school grounds. The center will candy; Mrs. John Ltodauer, jew- PAST PRESIDENT Mrs. Theo- man of the dinner and master of Miss Eleanor A. Odtottl offer plants, plant foods and elry; Mrs. George Black, sewing The annual celebration was dore Norcross of the Atlantic ceremonies. weed killers at discount prices. Mrs. Charles Schwartz, games, originally promoted as a substl Highlands Fire Department aux- Sorority Song WEST LONG BRANCH — Mr. Other features will Include sale Mrs. Urban Heery and Mrs. Hen- tute for Communist May Day iliary was honored at a recent Mrs. Meehan sang the 1961-62 ry St. Germaine, parcel post; observance. Largest Loyalty and Mrs. Michael Odiottl, 11 Nor- of a "nearly new" boy's English dinner in Bahrs' Restaurant, prize-winning International soror- wood Ct., announce the engage- bicycle to the highest bidder. Mrs. Jean Nuttall, cook book; Day celebration in the shore Highlands. ity song written by a Pennsyl- ment of their daughter, Miss Bids may be sent to the school Mrs. Clayton Evjen, pony rides; area will be In Asbury Park Guests were Mrs. Catherine vania chapter member for the Mrs. Robert B. Landis, rides; where civic and patriotic groups Eleanor A. Odiotti, to Anthony ahead of time or made at the BalmerrMrs. George Bergstres- annual contest. L. Katz, son of Mr. and Mrs. bazar. Mrs. R. T. Nolan, cotton candy; «nd their ladies' auxiliaries, ser, Mrs. Ralph Briider, Mrs. A congratulatory message was Harry Holland, Frederick Scheaf- schools bands, Boy Scouts and Rubin Katz, 54 Lincoln St., Mid- Bazar theme is "The Village Grandln Chapman, Mrs. Michael received from the founder of the Fair." Booth attendants will fer and Edward Rudolph, snack Girl Scouts will march in the Manlgrasso, Mrs. Donald Merk- international- sorority, Walter W. dletown. wear old-fashioned costumes. bar. Monroe Stambaugh, garden WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK annual parade. er, Mrs. Alfred Sahrbeck, Mrs. Ross of Kansas City. The bride-elect, a senior at center; Mrs. David Given, Cub Paul Mulr, Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Assisting on the dinner com- Long Branch High School, is a General chairman is Mrs. Mon- Scout project, and Mrs. Fred WEST KEANSBURG Fire Mrs, James Egidio, Mrs. Algie mittee were Mrs. William Graff, bookkeeper at West End Paint roe Stambaugh. Committee chair- erick Scheaffer, cashier. Company auxiliary will hold a Drlnkwater, Mrs. Charles Hull, Company, Long Branch. She i. men are Mrs. H. E. Haufler, Our rug cleaning specialist* take particular eara cake sale tomorrow in the fire Mrs. Calvin Steltz, Mrs. George a member of the Catholic Youth White Elephant; Mrs. Robert Decorations are being made by house. Members marching in CurtIs Mrs, Elmer" Gawier, Mrs. Organization. Boulle, food table; Mrs. Louis a committee under the supervi- to see that your rugs are as fresh and bright the Asbury Park parade will ------Grim Wins Hill and Mrs. C. W. Snyder, book C.A. Martin, Mrs. Jack Rosse, Mr. Katz attended Middletown sion of Mrs. Harlan Durfee. as possible. meet at 12:30 p.m. Sunday at the Mrs. Elbert Mason and Mrs. Township High School and served stall; Mrs. Donald Schlachter, fire house. William Posten. $200 Club two years in the U. S. Maria The group's next meeting is Corps. He is assistant managei Speakers to Tell Story May 23 at 8 p.m. Free Call mid Delivery JUNE 9 is the date of the an- Scholarship of the shoe department at At- nual horse show sponsored by lantic Superama, New Shrews- BAYSHORE NURSING Home RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Wil- bury. patients were entertained by the Lincroft Fire Company aux- liam Grim, Jr., son of Mr. and 50 Years of MCOSS members of the Keyport VFW iliary. The event will be held Mrs, William Grim, Sr., of 31 auxiliary at a recent combina- at Brookdale Farm. Committee MIDDLETOWN -. Mr. and RED BANK — The history of decade will be outlined by Miss Winthrop PI., Hazlet, has been Mrs. Willis J. Dalton, 95 West Light Enough for tion Easter and birthday party. members are Mrs. Daniel Nale- Monmouth County Organization Winona E. Darrah of Little Sil selected as recipient of the Wom- Roosevelt Clr., announce the en- Guests of honor were Mrs. Ade- pa, Mrs. Charles Burke and Mrs. ver, MCOSS executive director. an's Club education department's gagement of their daughter, Miss for Social Service will be told laide Courval, 82; Mrs. Nellie Ruth Fowler. $200 scholarship award. decade by decade at the-50th SUMMER Dugan,81, and Mrs. Helen Gil- The auxiliary's new officers Barbara Ann Dalton7~to Carl Msgr. "Joseph" Casey" of Bay The announcement was made Louis Montanaro, son of Mr. and Anniversary Dinner May 10 in Head will give the invocation and martin, 56. are Mrs. Harry Seylaz, presi- by Mrs. Frank Turock, depart- the Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury at Dark Enough to Easter baskets were made and dent; Mrs. Jack Miller, vice Mrs. Charles Montanaro, 43 East Rabbi Arthur Hershon of Rock- ment chairman, after a depart- RooseVelt Clr. which Mrs. Franklin D. Roose- land County, member of the president; Mrs. Ralph Layton, ment meeting held to select the velt will be guest speaker. The Look DIFFERENT! recording secretary; Mrs. Nale- The bride-elect is a senior a MCOSS board, will pronounce the winner. All local students were anniversary celebration will be benediction. Miss Laura Harding pa, corresponding secretary, and eligible and application blanks Middletown Township Higl a tribute to Mrs. Lewis S. Thomp- Health Mrs. Robert Bennett, treasurer. School. of Holmdel, president of MCOSS, were sent to Red Bank Catholic son of Lincroft, founder ol will preside. Service awards are Installation dinner will be held High School, St. Mary's High Mr. Montanaro, a graduate of MCOSS and its president for 40 Blouses 38 to 44 May 28 in Colts Neck Innl The in charge of Mrs. Bernard White Insurance School in South Amboy, and Key- Middletown Township High years. of Shrewsbury, volunteers, and auxiliary also plans a kitchen School, is employed by Atlanti- SEA BRIGHT — The increase port High School. Entitled "Half Century in Half Joseph F. Lord of Little Silver, Reriiee's slacks i6 to 44 demonstration June 11 in the A senior at Keyport High Superama, New Shrewsbury. an Hour," the historic presenta- in number of citizens over 65 Crown Kitchen Center, Middle- staff. School, William plans to continue The wedding1 is planned foi tion will deal with the main years of age and the rising town. Mrs. White is 50th Anniversary number of children under 21 his -education at Wagner College, Sept. 22. events of each era. The first, from $2.98 Mrs. Robert Happe has been Staten Island, N. Y., anditudy 1912 to 1921, will be recalled by chairman, Mrs. Douglas Marshal! make adequate planning for accepted as a member. health insurance a necessity, history towa.rd a teaching Justice Henry E. Ackerson, Jr., of Holmdel is in charge of reser- career. He is a member of the of Keyport, who served as a vice vations and Mrs. John Adams of Sf James Compton, executive com- STORM AID —Members of the mittee chairman of the New Jer- National Honor Society and Miss Rusnak president of MCOSS in its earliest Locust heads the menu and dec- '747-4942 auxiliary to Twinlight Post, stands in the upper 25 per cent years and is now honorary vice sey Council for Senior Citizens, American Legion, Highlands, will orations committee. told the Women's Democratic of his class. ' president. send a donation to the Shore Dis- He is also on the staff of the Is Engaged John L. Montgomery of Red Club of Monmouth County here aster Area Relief Fund. Mrs. Saturday. school neWspaper and year book, Bank, Monmouth County adjust- Frances Martin of Rumson was secretary of the Kiwanls Key KEANSBURG — Mr. and Mrs, er, will relate the events of the Club members were guests of welcomed as a member at a re- Steven J. Rusnak, 78 Carr Ave., the Sea Bright Women's Demo- Club, participated in intermural 1920s, when he served as the cent meeting. basketball and served as varsity announce the engagement of the! executive director of the MCOSS. cratic Chib at a meeting in Har- daughter, Miss Jean Rusnak, ti ry's Lobster House. manager. One of five children, Joseph C. Irwinof Red Bank, MISS FLORENCE CARROLL, William is a member of the Faith James Neilson, son of Mr. and director of the Monmouth County J.YANKO Mr. Compton spoke on the Mrs. James G. Neilson, 11B Rose Board of Freeholders, will speai King-Anderson BUI which en- member of the Highlands VFW Reformed Church where he has 30 Broad Strett Red Bank La., Union Beach. on the MCOSS in the '30s and dorses President Kennedy's pro- auxiliary will enter the contest taught Sunday school and vaca The bride-elect is a senior at Dr. C. Byron Blaisdell of Deal, gram for health Insurance to choose a Miss Loyalty Day tlon Bible school. Middletown Township High who has served on the MCOSS through social security. Queen Sunday in Asbury Park. Selection committee members A memorial service for Mrs. School. board and its medical advisory Winners In a spring hat Contest were Mrs. Turock, Mrs. Francis Edith Mooney of Rumson was committee as well as on state were Mrs. Monroe Stambaugh, A. Ludwig, Mrs. William Smith, Mr. Neilson, attended Middle- held at a recent meeting. Mrs. and national public health com- prettiest; Mrs. Walter Smale, Mrs. Gerard T. Remsen, Jr. town Township High School and Minor Johnson and Mrs. Vivian mittees, will discuss the fourth most original, and Mrs. John Mrs. Paul Purinton, Mrs. Rocco is employed by Blue Star Manu- Sanborn served as hostesses. decade. The events of the fifth Hencoski, funniest. Dimeo and Mrs. Frank O'Connor, facturing Company, Keansburg. Mrs. Vincent Jennings of Mid- annual sale dletown was accepted as a new member. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Robert F. Norton, president of the Sea Bright club, and the following committee: Mrs. Ar- McCallum hosiery thur Gresham, Mrs. Lillian Gras- MONMOUTH MEATS ain, Mrs. John Weir, Mrs. J. Har- 110 MONMOUTH ST. BRANCH AVENUE ry Robertson, Mrs. Walter John- OPEN FRIDAYS con and Mrs. Wayne Garland. 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OUB ONLY LBS. ffrNRB RED BANK REGISTER 20-WeiJtiesday, May 2, 1962 IS Douglas Says This Is Year It Quits on Gridiron

MOHTCLAIR (AP) — member my first gtme, agtiutt For U.S. in Amateur Tennis football career of Aubrey Southern Methodist University. who tote up the gridiron in high "I intercepted two passes, Pancho Segura, a wonderful NEW YORK (AP) — If, you nesses—my service and my fore- school and college, came to an made the most important first hand. I've been working with teacher, and I feel I have im- end last week-end on a specially down of the game, after a 15-yard, think American tennis is in the proved a lot. manufactured foam rubber floor penalty had put us in trouble'," doldrums, don't try to sell the in the Jersey City Armory. "I spent last week with some and we won. I was thrilled to idea to Jon (Jackie) Douglas. hear my name on the loudspeak- of the other Davis Cup boys, "It was a voluntary decision," The U. S. Davis Cup aee isn't Aubrey said at his home here. He ers and thrilled to know that all playing with Panqho Gonzales at buying. starred Saturday night in a los- over the country people were lis- Paradise Island in the Bahamas. ing cause as Jersey City beat tening to the game and hearing "This is our bounce-back-year about me and my teammates. —you juit take my word for it," If I'm not ready this year, I'll Newark, 19-13, in an exhibition never be ready." of seven-man indoor profession- It's the kind of experience that tile former Stanford University one never forgets." football quarterback from Santa Douglas leaves Friday for al football. He ran 37 yards for a touchdown and later added an Aubrey married his grammar Monica, Calif., said today. Europe and the tournament school sweetheart, Anne Payne, campaign leading up to the extra point. "We have the players. ^We're Aubrey recalled old injuries and they have two children. It whipping ourselves into top con- famed Wimbledon championship. seems fitting that Aubrey, who He'll play at Lugano, Italy, then that hampered him in his earlier dition. Our morale has never SIGN IN TIME — Young tailors sign up for the second annual junior sailing program playing days. He said the Jersey was injury-prone, should have been higher. I honestly think we jgo to the French championships married a nurse. "Imagine," he at J^aris and the German tour- at the Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club with committeeman Robert Earl, left, and the City game, "proved to me, my can beat the Australians—that ankle was all right." The former laughed, "a nurse named Payne. Is, if we're lucky enough to get nament at Berlin. From there vice commodore — George DeLorme, second from left, chairman of event. The young Aubrey said he will now limit he'll move to the English grass Notre Dame football and track by the Mexicans and their mile- skippers are, left to right, Virginia Hagg and Katherine Lesher, Atlantic Highlands, star said his ankle "felt so good his active participation to golf. high atmosphere." court circuit—Bristol, Queens He has been playing about a year Club and Wimbledon. and Theresa Kirwan and her brother Frank, Middletown. I felt I might «ven give pro ball Douglas, 26, a tough ex-Marine another try. I played the exhi- and breaks 100. who is the nation's fourth-ranked "I've beaten the fellows I'd bition season for the Chicago 'I felt so good In that football player, is too modest to say so, have to whip at Wimbledon. I Bears in 1958, but then I got gSme the other night," he said but he is one of the reasons that beat Rod Laver at Queens a hurt. I still think I could have wistfully, "my sister told me, U. S. tennis hopes are soaring. couple of years ago. I beat Roy Casey Says Mets Have Only made it in the pro football 'Gee, you look better than you They say Perry Jones, the Pa- Emerson on concrete, but lost leagues." did in high school.' cific coast tennis czar, is higher to him at Wimbledon last year, "Then," he continued,. "I sat "But I always seemed to have en him than any player he's pro- 7-5, in the fourth set. I have down and thought about it. 1 a knack for getting hurt. Not •'• duced-' since -Jack Kramer, This victories over both^ Whitney Reed FourPlayers Clubs Want Buck guess I'm. getting a little older major _jnjuries, just the small even includes Peruvian Alex 01- MOUND ACE — Ken Foulks, and Chuck McKinley, our two (he's 27). I like the sport so annoying ones that hamper full medo, who carrj«l the -Americans Middlstown Township High top guys." NEW YORK (AP) — Charley Well, Casey Stengel can dream, to the Giants. But he said much that I feel if I continue on effectiveness. to a surprise Davis Cup victory School junior, is one of the Douglas said he feared the Neal for Willie Mays or Orlando can't he? That's the dream he when he asked what he and I'll be giving, it my all for "A healthy Aubrey Lewis in 1958. Mexicans more than the Austral- Cepeda? says he's dreaming these days. would get in return the man a long time. It's time I became would have been a champion." Associates say he's a good bet lop chuckers in the area. Hit ians in the Davis Cup. "We play He's using it to make a point, "forgot the name of Mays. He a spectator." to win Wimbledon and lead the won-lost record this year them at Mexico City and I re- which is if any one wants the even forgot the name of Cepeda, Twice, in his junior and senior Yanks to victory in the long sum- hasn't been tops due to a member the last time I was there :hree or four real ball players and the five or six other fellows years ,at Montclair High, Aubrey HIGH SCHOOL mer Davis Cup campaign. I couldn't breathe and could White Sox he managed to land for the New they've got over there who could was chosen as an. All-America lackluster defensive perform- "I won't go so far as to agree hardly stand up," he added, York Mets through the mistaken play for me." high school football player. to that," Douglas said during a ance this campaign by the "We're going there two weeks Defeated ;enerosity of the National League Stengel told the salesmen that He set records for New Jer- practice break at the River Ten- Lion fielders. Last year Ken in advance to get used to the con- hey are going to have to give since he can't make the trades he sey track events that still stand. nis Club. "But, since I got out ditions. If we win. we'll beat the up plenty for them. feels the Mets are going to have His time of 21 seconds for the TODAY of the Marines last October, I've tossed two consecutive no- Europeans, whoever they are, By New York Stengel told the Sales Execu- to develop a farm system, a 220 has never been equalled. His Baseball never worked harder on my ten- hitters. Also one of the best and go against Australia all-for- ASSOCIATED PRESS tive Club here that he had re- money and time consuming proc- 9.8 for the 100-yard dash was Red Bank at Long Branch nis. I feel great. broke. cently run into sortie pretty good ess. broken by Frank Budd (9.7), now Red Bank Catholic at St. Rose hitters around, ho usually There was a rare bid for a salesmen himself, the men who holder of the world mark of 9.2. Wall Twp. at Rumson "For the past several weeks "They're tough on grass and two-man no-hitter in the Ameri- Stengel made his speech at a bats fourth in the Middle- sold the Mets their rag-tag col- Freehold at Asbury Park I've done nothing but work at at home, those Aussies, but we've can League last night. New Madison Avenue hotel. His ex- Now football and track coach town lineup. lection that got off to as bad a Monmouth Reg. at Middletown strengthening my two big weak- won before against the odds." York's front - running Yankees cursion into the land of the nar- at Paterson Central High School, start as any one ever did in the Hoffman at Matawan didn't quite pull off that spec row brim hats and attache cases Aubrey spoke of his college ca league. Central Reg. at Brick tacular stunt, but they did over- was an unqualified success. The reer. A twinge of regret came Shore whelm the Chicago White Sox, 6- "We had to purchase these men toastmaster said Casey had ful- into his voice when he recalled Track Ch icagoHitless Un til 1, and strengthened their hold (the players) from the demon filled the first qualification for the 1956 Olympic games. Neptune at Red Bank on first place. salesmen in baseball to get into selling a new product—"drawing He was at Notre Dame on a Rumson at Keyport business," he said yesterday. attention to it." Christian Brothers Academy at Conference Bill Stafford and Roland Shel- track scholarship — he also was "And sometimes we put these Long Branch don staged the drama, holding He said Stengel's recent mis- a first-string halfback for three men back up for sale. And those Toms River at Freehold Ninth in Yanks 'Win the White Sox without a hit for adventures with a beer ad, in years — and was intent on mak- Baseball wonderful salesmen, those won Pt. Pleasant at Lakewood eight innings. And after the spel which he posed in • uniform at- ing the Olympic team as a 400- A DIVISION derful people in baseball, you Manasquan at Brick Twp. CHICAGO (AP) — Starter Bill "irst four runs being unearned, was broken when Sheldon was tempting to bunt while a lovely meter hurdler. believe in, they don't want those St. Rose at Wall Twp. Stafford and reliever Roland didn't resort to'their usual bomb- Yesterday's Results knicked for a run in the ninth, lass, who represents the bever- But in the qualifying trials, men back. Oakcrcst Reg., Central Reg. at Sheldon pitched hitless ball until ing tactics until the ninth when Red Bank at Long Branch (Post Marshall (The Sheriff) Bridges age concerned, clutched the base- with a 10-yard lead over Glenn ball behind ham "got almost as Pemberton the ninth Inning last night while Elston Howard slugged his third poned) put on a workmanlike flourish by The more we talk to them the Davis (the eventual Olympic their New York Yankee team-! homer with a man aboard off much space as Liz and Dickie." Tennis Freehold at Asbury Park (post- quelling the mild Chicago threat, more we discover that they think champion), Aubrey tore an ankle mates pounded out a 6-1. victory Herb Score, Chicago's third they only made about four mis- Stengel drew a fine for that muscle,and was eliminated Asbury Park at R.B. Catholic over the Chicago White Sox. pitcher. poned) The three-man two-hitter re- Neptune at Long Branch sulted in the Yankee's sixth takes. And they are trying to one, which violates a baseball At Notre Dame, Aubrey estab- Stafford worked five hitless in- Today's Schedule Freehold at Lakewood The victory snapped Chicago's straight victory and stretched fix that. Oh, we could trade those rule against appearing in an al- lished his superiority. nings before being forced out of Red Bank at Long Branch four-game winning string and ex- their AL lead to V/ games. Chi- four men back, all right." coholic beverage advertisement "I tied' a world record in the Golf the game with a hip injury, and Freehold at Asbury Park 2 tended New York's streak to six cago fell into third, 21 percen- Stengel said he thought he in uniform, although he keeps 60-yard, dash — 6.1 seconds. Two Red Bank at Central Reg. Sheldon kept alive the no-hitter straight, beginning with a victory W L Pet. tage points behind the, Detroit could trade any of the four—he saying he wasn't fined. weeks before those Olympic Red Bank Catholic at St. Rose until Nellie Fox broke the spell against the Sox last week. Freehold 4 I .800 Tigers. named only Neal—to any of four The beer girl in question, her trials I broke the national col Wall Twp. at Neptune •with a leadoff single in the ninth. teams and the recipient would hair all stacked up in back, TOMORROW Asbury Park 3 I .750 Also in the AL, Vic Wertz de- legiate mark in the 400-meter Stafford, who apparently in- In the five innings he worked, run away with the race. But, he joined the salesmen in a stand- Red Bank 2 2 .500 livered for the fourth straight hurdles. I ran the anchor leg Baseball jured himself while batting, re- Stafford hit Fox twice with pitch- said, no one wants to give him ing ovation for Casey. She Long Branch 2 2 .500 time as a pinch hitter and gave of a mile relay in 46.2, a Notre St. Mary's (P.A.) at Red Bank ceived credit for his second vic- es and. walked Al Smith twice, any one for them. seemed unruffled that she had Middletown 2 3 .400 Detroit a 3-2 10-inning decision Dame record. I was full of abil- Catholic tory in four decisions, but Shel- Sheldon issued one walk unti [Neptune 0 4 .000 invaded the home of the dry the ninth. After Fox singled, Joe over Kansas City. Washington Casey told the salesmen that ity and speed, but my ankles and Rumson at Manasquan don needed help in the ninth B NORTHERN DIVISION martini. ended its 13-game losing string, he was approached to trade Neal knees denied me." ( Freehold at Princeton, when Chicago staged a mild up- Cunningham walked and Floyd Yesterday's Results nipping Boston, 2-1, on Pete Aubrey played in the 1958 game Long Branch at Asbury Park rising. Robinson followed with a double Wall Twp. at Rumson (post- Burnside's four-hit pitching. I^eon against Oklahoma when the Matawan at Neptune Th Yankees, with three of their to score Fox and send Sheldon to the showers in favor of Mar- poned) Wagner took over as the ma- Sooriers' long unbeaten streak Croydon Hall at Atlantic High' Major League lands shall Bridges. Atlantic Highlands at Hoffman jors' hottest home run hitter was broken. Track (postponed) with eight as Los Angeles topped "I remember that game as if Bridges, a hard throwing south Matawan at Middletown Local Riders paw, retired the next two bat Manasquan at Keyport (post- Cleveland 8-6. And Camilo Pas- it were yesterday," he said. cual's pitching and hitting led "Dick Lynch (of the New-York Thomas Jefferson (Elizabeth) at ters before walking Sammy Es poned) Asbury Park posito and getting Sherm Lollar Minnesota over Baltimore, 8-3. Giants) was the halfback who In Vest Orange Today's Schedule scored the only touchdown of the Tennis on a pop foul to end the game Wall Twp. at Rumson In the National League,, the pace-setting San Francisco Giants game. (Nick) Pietrosante (De- R.B. Catholic at Red Bank The Yankees took a 1-0 lead in Hoffman at Matawan Associated Press troit Lions' fullback) came out of Rumson at Lakewood Horse Show the fourth on an unearned run, downed the Pittsburgh Pirates, W L Pet, ~ "1, Los Angeles shaded Chicago (Times EST) nowhere to make the most fan Long Branch at Middletown WEST ORANGE - A record Mickey Mantle was safe on an Matawan - 8 0 tastic block we ever saw and Neptune at Freehold number of entries have been re- error by shortstop Luis Aparicio 6-5, in a IC-inning affair lasting NATIONAL LEAGUE Rumson ...„ 4 2 5 hours and 6 minutes, the St. AMERICAN LEAGUE Lynch ran over for the score. Princeton at Asbury Park ceived for the major event of Starting pitcher Juan^izarro re- |Keyport--.„.,...,.,..,.„ ....a 2 .800 Louis Cardinals trimmed the W. L. Pet. G.B. W. L. Pet. G.B. That was a really satisfying FRIDAY Junior horsemen slated at the tired the next two batters, bu Atlantic Highlands 2 3 .400 New York 11 5 .688 San Francisco ..16 5 .762 game." Baseball Hector Lopez walked and rookie Houston Colts, 6-4, and the Cin- Essex Troop Farm, Pleasant Val- Manasquan .2 3 .400 Detroit .'.._ 9 6 .600 V/2 St. Louis 12 4 .750 l'/j Red Bank at R.B. Catholic Tom Tresh singled Mantle home. cinnati Reds rocked the New But his biggest game was not ley Way, here Friday, Saturday Hoffman 1 4 .200 York Mets, 8-2. Milwaukee at Chicago 11 8 .579 lthe Bay- Southern Reg 1 4 .200 Probable Pitchers Probable Pitchers view School field with a contest Newark Board of of Locust, riding My Mischief. man Al Smith booted Moose Education Meet Cafone, Graygor Los Angeles (McBrlde 1-3) at Chicago (Bull! 0-1) at Los An- between the Fairview Braves and Also Miss Andrea King on Snow Skowron's bounder. Lopez' Cleveland (Donovan 4-fl), 7 atawan at Long Branch bounder stayed fair for another geles (Koufax 4-1), 10 p.m. the Port Monmouth First Aid Storm, from Rumson and Misses Mak«' p.m. Gail Asay and Susan Thomas, run and Tresh walked to force Shoot 75s to Tie Cincinnati (O'Tonle 1-3) at New Squad team at 2:30 p.m. Red Bank, and Susan Blaisdell, in the third run before Stafford 19B2 llasehall New York (Terry 4-1) at Chicago York (Crala 1-3). 1 n.m. The association also has sched- 'A" PLYWOOD Middletown. fanned. (Horlcn 1-1), 8 p.m. Pittsburgh (Frnncls 1-1) at San uled a parade of the 20 teams NEW YORK (AP) - Let's For Pro Honors Boston (Monbouquette 1-2 or Francisco (Marichal 3-2), 3 in tho league starting at 1:30 .95 Face (Elroy) It, baseball sis LEONARDO - John Cafone Fornieles 0-1) at Washington n.m. p.m. from St. Mary's Catholic 2 still King (Jim). No otheY Manasquan River Country Club, (Hannan 0-1), 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee (Plche 1-0) at Phlln School. The parade will move sport has a Chance (Dean)l and Ted Graygor of Asbury Park Baltimore (Brown 0-2) at Min- delohla (Mahaffey 2-3), 7:05 down Leonardville Rd. to the MARINE Nunn (Howie) whatsoever. tied for the pro laurels in a Jer- nesota CKaat 1-2), 2:30 p.m. n.m. Bayview School. Most other sports are played sey Shore P.G.A. Golf League Detroit (Mossl 2-2) at Kansas Houston (Johnson 0-3) at St. The parade will be led by the LUMBER CO. Weekly (John) while baseball prn-amntpur tournament at Bea- Cltv (Rakow 3-1), 9 p.m. Louis (Gibson 1-1), 8 p.m. Twinlight Lancers Drum and "Material! lor tha Horn* is played Daily (Bill). It pre- con Hill Country Club here Bugle Corps. Highlands. and Boat" sents a Golden (Jim) oppor- yesterday. The season for the^teener and 1139 Ocean Avc., Sea Bright tunity to young nthletes. The Doth pros came in with 75s. junior leagues -ponsored by the Phone 842-3355 hours arc Shorty (Chris), the Cafone shot his total on nines of Open Monday thru Saturday career can be Long (Dale) association will begin at a later a to % p.m. 36-39 while Graygor recorded a date. provided you are Fairly (Ron) 37-38., good. , In the pro-amateur race, Gray If you swing a Battey (F.arl) gor combined with Tony De With Power (Vic), your future Sarno, Asbury Park, for the Is Bright (Harry) and there's honors with a 31-36—67. Angclo a lot of Cash (Norm) in it for Peti-a^lia and Harry Alikas, PIPE FITTERS you. If you're a pitcher and Spring Meadow, were second on can Wynn (Early) regularly, a 33-35—68 round. 1st CLASS you can reach for the Moon De^arno captured low amateur (Wnlly). gross with a 35-38—73 while Dave -with Industrial experience for construction work in Then there's Spring (Jack) Starr of the host club took low large chemical plant in Salem County, N. J. training. While others Freese amateur net with n 77-5—72. (Gene) up north, you Wnlker- The next tourney will be at round (Jerry) without Contcs Spring Meadow, May 24. (Jim). After Dark (Alvin) you drink Shorrv (I.arry) with n bit lli'llvMiml I'roj E. I. DU PONT CHAMBERS WORKS - Otronn, Mnnaaiiiun Itlvrr of Lemnn (Jim) In It, or Killc- ,I17J, Ti-.l OrujBor. Anbury I'jrk PENNS GROVE NEW JERSEY brew (Harmon). Ach Ihilibn MIS. Itolily Nrwniiin ...... „...*, Spring Mpfll... Across Delaware River from Wilmington, Del. (Bob). .ii-.'19-H. Amly Wkimi. Hracon Hill. 31- -irt-7*i. I,en Morrln. Cream Ill'lRe. 43- Duron (Rync) the winter, you 37-M>. I'roAlrmtpiir See Our Representative—Mr. Gilmore M*IP fSnm) Lown ff.F» (Turk) CntjKnr-Tony I><-HrtMio :U-Mfl7. l»ct- nround or fio fishing for Bass ratrlis-ifiury AlMmi, 3j..ly{ig. Hlltorfl- May 2 and 3—9 A. M. to 3:30 P. M. " vp Ktnrr, 11 i-;tG TO. Nr-win»ri-l,!irry (Norm). IF you Hunt (Ken), . ...II. :i5.;ir,.;o. ilrnycnr'Mlk)- IH-HIWIUI. vou can RO Intn the Wnnd nv||. .'ifi -:',>>-T!. <;rayj;{>r-Nlclt Mftrelano, 3.V (Evening appointments can be arranged) :J7-T:'. BiKoru-KIUtft PJcftbeau. ;il-l(). bur) and try to biig Fowl (Ell) 7:1. Hlk.ir.iJ't-Jl Jolininn. 31-10-74. Individual Amntvur (Jroflu WHO CALLED THIS ONE7 — Sure looks like it is (Art) or i-veii Fox (Nellie) In Tony | win run, :I5-.'1S-7;1. doublo run production horo ai Umpire Jocko Conlon places where there Is no Law InillvliHml Amnlpiir Net AT: N. J. STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE (Vcrn) ngnlrMl It. Duvr 8lnrr, 77-.1-7.'. • BOB BUHL GOES TO CUBS — Bob Buhl, Milwaukee «l«o "tcoroi" on flits play along with Jim Pondloton of Well, this li the Score (Herb), LEAD IN WOMENIJOWLF.RS Bravos pitclior traded fo fha Chicago Cubt for lefthand- 500 Summerfield Ave. Asbury Pork, N. J. Friend (Bob). Take It for what the Houston Colti during rocont game with Cubs in BUFFALO, N. Y, (AP) — New er Jack Curtis, loam from a cab window in Philadelphia Affiliated with U.S. Employment Service: Chicago. Pitcher Barney Schulty of Cubs it No. 41 and It's Werlz (Vic). Whatever York State leads the rolls in the your choice, more Power (Vic) at he loft hit hotel. Buhl, a 10-yoar veteran, has a NO FEES CHARGED very easily could have called the "ump" out. Women's International Bowling to you. Congress with 106,886 members.; lifetime record of 109-71. (AP Wirephoto) BED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, 3|*y Splits and Brenner Wins Pistol Crown Gleason Can Do It, So Can You Mimm H om O p By Doitf trie tut. Thr caddie M By Heultt, Btnmtr, former ptxtol po of tbe Nstio&il Rifle Sure I swing IUw the week-end hurt u*ed an electric c*Icul«U>r. Gleuoa's first Wholes of golf PAUL A. ALBRECHT Aiioeiatkm, has topped his own player. It made me third high- record In winning the 22-caliber est money winner on the PGA cane to 141 strokes. pistol championship of the First tour last year. ••• He then became determined, waking up at four o'clock the The 23d annual banquet of the Long Branch Worn Army at the Army's annual area The average week-end lOO-plus fellow swirigs like the average next morning, champing at the en's league was held Saturday night at West End matches here. Benner, coach o! the U.S. Mill bit to get back on tbe links. In Manor, Long Branch. These gals not only know how fact, Jackie became so deter- tary Academy (West Point) pis- mined his week-end lasted two to bowl, but also how to entertain and enjoy them tol team, fired a total of 881, in- Giants' Pitchers and a half months. cluding 27 deadcenter bull's eyes selves. Vera Lista, Evelyn Mason, Renee Becker, Em In four matches yesterday to de- He played between 54 and 72 ma Setrih and Siigrid Blankley sang a little ditty abou feat Sgt. Santiago Machuca of Still Going holes a day *— all from a cart — taking lessons from Obitz all the one and only Chitty Perri. Emma portrayed Chitty the Fort Dix First Army marks- manship unit by 7 points. High' the while, By the end of the quite convincingly. est score'possible was 900. At Hot Pace summer he was shooting 90. Fif- The Mildred Bennett team was the proudest, hav- Benner's previous record for ASSOCIATED PRESS teen months later (1959) he was Sensational? Phenomenal? playing for the club champion- ing won more games .than the rest and collected the the event had been 875 points, PRESIDENTIAL ASSISTS — It work* both way. here, for including 47 bull's eyes, in 1959. ship. He lost in the final with a Spectacular? 75. most pins in a single night, 2,421. The proud gals were He also took the 22-caliber slow President Kennedy gets an autographed baseball from Take your pick to describe the Flo Brown, Martha Clark, Blanche Parlato, Mary Lou fire match with a record break- Roger Marii at the'White Home in Washington and pitching job being turned in by ' Gleason, being Gleason, made some innovations in the ancient Mills and Minnie Zaccaria. Kiely Construction Com ing 104 and four bull's eyes. Roger, left, apparently gets some good advice on hit- the San Francisco Giants' staff. Billy O'Dell added to the amaz- game. He had his caddie tee up pany had the high team game of 876. From second ting from the chief executive for he has upped his ing record compiled by the San for his drives and retrieve the through eighth the teams were Tony's House of Beau- Mater Dei Wins average 100 points since the visit. The ball will go to Francisco mound crew when he ball from the cup. beat Pittsburgh, 4-2. last night ty, Daniel's Fashion Center, Longo's* ''Restaurant, Kiely the highest contributor in the multiple sclerosis* drive. week-end duffer and it makes him He also had to learn golf term- and ran the National League mad, disconsolate. He feels inology. When Tony Marvin, Construction Co., Donald's Laundry, Barron Motors and Dual Meet, 41-32 leaders winning streak to seven lucky if he breaks 95. Arthur Godfrey's old announcer, Ray Forshay's. METUCHEN—Mater Dei High Anyone for 678 games by becoming the fifth What's the difference? yelled "I'm home, I'm home," Giant Hurler in succession to go after a fine shot, Gleason shouted Mary Stout was an able secretary all season School, New Monmouth, opened jersey Skaters In the preceding articles I've! its track season on a successful Holes of Golf? the distance. explained the various tangible back: as well as the average leader with 177. Minnie note Saturday by posting a 41-32 In those five games against things such as a wide stance, "That's nice. Say hello to your Zaccaria was secondjvit]hiJ6fy Just^nosing put Cora decision over St, Joseph's on (be, SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — ScorelnGermany Juan Marichal, Jack Sanford, short backswlng, grip and club mother and father. 1 -I know -what -Jackie- went losers' cinders!" if y ft ESSEN,' Germany (AP)H3er- Biily fierce ; Gaylord Perry and control, tliat "can '"cut strokesoil White by a few extra pins. Dot McCue was fourth through. When- I was in my It was the initial track meet er 18 holes of golf, consider pro man teams won the mixed pairs O'Dell, opposing Chicago and your game without your having with 165. This top kegllng is reflected In the fact Pittsburgh batters have been teens in my home town of Cedar- in the schools's history. Mater Dean Cummlngs who quit at and dance events in the world to spend hours trying to swing able to score onlv five runs. town, Ga., I had the drink set- that Marie and Minnie each had six'dean games Dei is a new school having only 4:30 a.m. yesterday —678 holes roller skating criterium that like Sam Snead. And ending up 1 For that span the Giants earned up concession at the local club. during the season while Cora and Dot had three freshmen. and 93 /! hours after he ended yesterday. swinging neither like him nor started. run average is an astonishing like your natural self. We'd clean up the tables when each. Mary wound up with all the Individual Bob Ballweg captured, two Margoth Ludolth and Werner 1.13. parties ended and then play events for- the winners, whipping Charily benefilted about But along with those concrete honors by virtue of a 254 game and the only 600 $1,000. It was raised for the Hoffmann captured the mixed Al Dark's workmen now have tips there's one vital Intangible- checkers until daybreak. Then through the 100-yard dash in 10.8 pairs with 57.2 points, followed by we caddies would hurry out to get, a 636. In all there were 16 gals who rolled at Santa Clara County Heart Fund completed 10 of their 21 starts determination. seconds and heaving the shot their fellow countrymen Adda get in nine holes before any one put 46 feet, 10 inches. through tickets sold gallery- this season. At the same time One of the best examples of least one unblemished game. ites and $5 fees paid by ama- Mueller and Heiko Barkowski not one opposing pitcher has what determination on a golf woke up and shooed us off the Other Mater Del winners were with 53.9 points. This was a pretty evenly balanced loop; the teur golfers who challenged managed to last the full nine course can do is the case of TV course. Bob Fallone in the 440-yard dash Cummlngs over nine holes for Barbara Jablonskl and John innings against a Giants' attack star Jackie Gleason. In 1957 he I'm not saying a 10-week lost top team sporting a 732 average and the bottom and Mike Kelly in the broad prizes. Esposito, both of Newark, N. J., that has made timely hitting its wandered over to Shawnee-on- golf week-end or a night of check- team a 699. In the won and lost column there Is jump. Cummings played night and took third with 53.3 points. main weapon. Delaware in Pennsylvania for a ers is the way to learn to play Taking second places were Joe golf. But they show how deter- a spread of only 15 games. 11 games between the day, starting early Friday on In the dance competition, Mar- At Los Angeles, Doug Camilli's quiet week-end away from the Granito, 220; Bill Etzhom, shot the lighted Ironwood course, timely run-producing single • inhoopla of Broadway. mination can, overcome a lot of bottom seven. This is not a large difference aft- put; Charles Boyle, 880, and Bob got Nissen and Gerd Maler came handicaps, both in your swing stopping only for 20 to 25 min- in first with 176.03 points while the last of the 16th gave the Electric golf carts were the er 90 games have been entered in the record book. Dobson In the mile run. and your score. utes every four hours to have Patricia and Bryan Colclough of Dodgers a 6-5 decision over the first things that caught Gleason's President Flo Brown, vice president Cordy Huff, Mater Dei captured the final refreshments. Britain won second place with Chicago Cubs. St. Louis bopped eye. Without it, you'll never break event of the meet, the 440-yard Houston, 6-4, and Cincinnati wal 100. You might as well stay secretary Stout, treasurer Evelyn Mason and He walked some 91 miles. 174.33 points. "This is for me," he told the relay, to clinch the victory. The loped the New York Mets, 8-2. then club pro, Harry Obltz. He home and help your wife cut the gergeant-at-arms Helen Woolley deserve a pat on Mater Dei foursome of Mike De- Cummlngs, pro at the course, Jacqueline Zimmermann and Milwaukee and Philadelphia were grass. claimed a new record. He said was outfitted with clubs, balls, the back for a Job well done. capua, Fallone, Kelly and Ball- Robert Shaffer of Chicago cap- idled by cold and wet grounds. shoes, caddied — and an dec. "Conclusion" weg toured the quarter mile in the old one was 365 holes set tured third place with 166.74 Last Saturday night was a milestone in Monmouth 50.8. by De Ross Klnkade at the points, followed by Caroline Elias Spring Valley course In Ore- County bowling history. The 20th annual Monmouth of Bridgeport, Conn., and William gon last July. Thelgen of Newark, N. J., with County Bowling Championships opened at Middletown Expect Big Turnout 162.63 points. Lanes with a fanfare similar to the grand opening of For Track Meet In over-all point standings for the national ABC tournament. As in the past the open- MIDDLETOWN — More than Ortiz Named the entire meet, Germany led 300 youngsters have applied to with 45, followed by the United ing night is reserved for the Ed J. Bahr trophy event States with 25 and England with in which the best keglers in the county vie for the Bah participate in the local Junior Fighter of Month 12. Chamber of Commerce's Junior trophy as well as a small remuneration. This time Olympic track meet scheduled NEW YORK (AP) — Light- The United States team put in there were two squads rolling, one at 6:45 p.m. and thi for Saturday at the Leonardo weight champion Carlos Ortiz of bids for next year's meet to be held either at Las Vegas, New DELUXE CHAMPION second.at 9 p.m. Prior to the start of the second squad School. • New York was named "Fighter According to Carl Theorin, of the Month" by Ring Magazine Vork or Squaw Valley, Calif. ' the Middletown VFW Color Guard marched across the chairman of the meet, events today for his one-sided triumph This year's meet originally was approaches, came to attention, raised the flag and having a large number of en over defender Joey Brown in scheduled to be a world cham. APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES everyone sang the National Anthem. trants will be run in heats, quar- their 15-round title fight at Las pionship but the championships ter finals, jemi-finals and finals. Vegas April 21. were cancelled, in a dispute over OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES The trophy event action was all in the last squad He said the Jaycees hope that Brown was made the No. 1 Communist East German entries. Perry's Bowling Center of Long Branch had the edgi the large number of entrants will contender followed by Dave The event was termed a world criterium. after the first twp games with 961 and 974 counts a medals in the state competition Charnley of England. In an- scheduled for Levittown June 16 other lightweiRht change, Carlos against Freehold Lanes' 969 and 958. It all rested on The local program is slated, to Hernandez of Venezuela whipped Davis Cupper Laver 12-MONTH that last game. Freehold finished with 953 and Perry' start at 10:30 a.m. Doug Vaillant of Cuba and moved with 909. Freehold now has the Bahr trophy on a up from sixth to third among the Defeats Zulueta contenders. ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE 2,880/count to Perry's 2,844. the happy Freeholdite PALERMO, Sicily (AP)-Aus- 16' Vaulters In the heavyweight ranks tralian Davis Cupper Rod Laver are Frank Federici, Andy Buffone, Pat Madden, Marty Sweden's Ingemar Johansson whipped Eduardo Zulueta of | A You get the same oxclusiva OUT New TTeads.identifiei 6y Luxemburg and Pete Bosco. was advanced from fifth to tread design that comes [ Meet May 12 Ecuador in a second round match on new Firestone tires..." Medallion and shop mark, are fourth in an exchange of places Vincent's Beauty Salon and Oil Delivery, Inc., of the Palermo International Ten- gives maximum traction, OUARANTSED FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — The with Bon Cleroux of Montreal. nis tourney yesterday 6-3, 6-1. quick stops and full con-1 f. Against dctseta In workman* wound up in a tie for the team high average in the first headon clash between the Canada. The switch resulted trol under all conditions. •hip and materials during Ufa of treed. Red Bank Recreation Tuesday Night league, yet world's only 16-foot pole vaulters, from Cleroux's loss to third- -LEGAL NOTICE- John-Uelses and Dave Tork, is 2. Against normal road hazards ranking Zora Folley of Chandler, *YQU get new Firestone (ezcopt npainblo punctures) Vincent's finished third and Oil Delivery fifth in in prospect at the West Coast Ariz. Cassins Clay of Louisville, NOTICE •ncounUred in (Vtrydiy pa» NOTICE: TO PKIISONS DESIRING AB- Micro-Blend tread rub- wnftr car UM (or 12 months. the all important won and lost race. Volkland's Relays here May 12. who stopped George Logan of SENTEE BALLOTS ber developed to give long Replacements prorated on tread Boise, Idaho, moved up from 10th If you ar« a qualified and registered wear and based on lilt prices Towing Service pulled ahead of the loop with 53 Relays director J. Flint Ha* voter oj the State who expect* to be mileage and maximum current at tu&er o! adjustment. ner said yesterday both Uelses to ninth. Argentina's Alejandro absent outside the State on June VI, resistance to damage. wins, one better than the Overhead Door Products 1!>62, or a qualified and registered voter and Tork have confirmed their Lavorante fell from ninth to who will be within the State on June SHaa^flyMifiuauaMfi^fi^Bkia^ Corp. team could manage. Rassas Bros, was entries. In the San Antonio Re- 10th. 12, 1062 1ml because of Illness or phyil- cal dliability, or because of the ob« fourth, Potter's Beauty Salon sixth, Rogel's Club lays Saturday, Tork made an un- aervance o( a religious holiday pur- official world record leap of 16 mant to the tenets of your religion, Metra seventh and the Red Bank Register team or because of resident attendance at feet, 2 inches. Hockey League a school, college or university, will be unable to cast your ballot at the poll- last This loop was close all the way as the Regis- Uelses cleared 16-V4 in the re- ing place In your district on said date, and you desire to vote in the ter five shows but a 12-game deficit. Vincent's cent Santa Barbara Relays. Adds 4 Teams special election of the School District of the Borough of Eatontown, in the and Overhead Door did finish 1-2 in the high team IIII.I.X. KAST WOMEN'S NEW YORK (AP) - Jackson County of Monmouth, New Jersey to MEAGER be held on June 12, 1062, kindly series category with 2,799 and 2,776, respectively. Pit W L T ville, Fla., and Nashville, Tenn., write or apply In person to the under- nj»ltr Plnn 7!) 59 were granted franchises yester- Vincent's "also had the only four figure game, 1,003. Tiara Reauty Salon filli the west (lilo of Prospect Avenue, Plock 31. • WHITE . ON YOUR ROLLER cases. Eagles 3, of Ocean Grove, won the first place Lot flit on ihi* Tax Map of. the Bor- • Sturdy Steel Conslmctioa ough. Raid ilntcrmlnatlon linn liren fil^d • Easy Emptying Twia BE TIRE SAFE J. Stanley Herbert and the Seideman Shirt & Trophy in thti office or the Municipal Clerk and Is available for Inflection. ' Dustpans Let us safety-check Co. trophies. Phil Daly's 1 copped the Red Bank Regis- JKKOMK H. DREW. • Imported Bristle Brashes WE Aluminum ter Perpetual third place trophy, West Long Branch 1 Secretary. Limit one at this low prlco • Wiap Axound Bubboc your tires FREE. RE-GLAZE VENETIAN took the seventh place Alfred Bates bauble and Brad- Don't take chances. Combination KOTICK Additional A99 xxr , „ , 1T rt r Cu»i.nAM ^ V. * Works Perfectly on Carpel, and BLINDS ley Beach the eighth place Joseph Shafto award. This TAKE NOTICE That on January 18, Sweepers each rite or Wood iw 10H2 (he Hoard of Adjustment of the DRIVE IN TODAY! DOOR is the first time that A division has won so many. Borough ol Little Bllvor (ranted the RE-SCREEN application of Mra. Ethel Hurni to All Types Probably because they had a much bettor chance with It th< 23.88 for $5 Womllan I Avenue, Block U, Ixrta ;)3 Aluminum only an 80 per cent handicap to contend with. mid .10 on tlir> TAX MA]» of tba Hor- Inst. opt. OIIRII. Raid detormlnntlDn hns been FRAME C Division's Rescue 2, from Lakcwood, wound fllerl In tlin nHlce of UIA Municipal • 2 glnss and Up to Clerk and Is available for Inspection. 1\ SEE US WINDOWS up with the second place Charles "Pop" Konnor j '* , JRHUMH B. DREW, FOR TIE3ES I screen 36"x64" Secretary. trophy. The fourth place Frod L. Ayers award Mny 2 __ |2.88 • BUDGET TERMS • FREE WlJVERY went to Hamilton 5, of G division. Red Bank's ^ NOTK'K \ STORE HOURS: S A.M. TO • P.M Titkn notice that application has l)\rn where your dollar buys MILES more Independent 2, beat the rest of,the fifth place nmli^ tn tha Maynr aiM Council} of WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO I Din Horongh of U*\i Hank tn tramrfer "Between Yinko'f A Reuxlllea" teams for the Globe Petroleum prize. Sixth place (UvifUon'i Wine A Liquor Shop, Broad .Rtrart, Hud Hank, N. J., STORES was won by Port Monmouth 2, from E, and will fur priMiiiflttii |ni:ntf>ri at '26 Itroail Rtrret, Rp,I Hank, N. J., the Plenary bo given the DeFalco Hardware trophy at the Rftnll I HntiiUutloi. t.lcpiine 1) 1, hnrn- Maple Ave. at White St., '1 DOWN ofnro Iriiitril tn Dnvldrinn'n Liquors, banquet. Inc. 3ftS Uruar) fltrpft. Ited Hank. N.J. $l JJL U WJlo had 4vw4jtnmg ot.Jfcilons. If any. 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U»1 t, !*• HIM mwaon - » _.». t« nrfwm »«jrte« «l_«m, comp&wr, extr* tank*. 40 h.p. Johnson electric In well. Few 800 ROM Laae Union Beach Only first class mechanic need apply. HOUSB — m* larj. rooms, « 1OBT — Passbook Na R171BS. FBder MOBILE HOMES hourt with Urrino blue And striper ;ara«e, neiir IrunsporUtron. Meue ((turn to Manmouth County EXPERIENCED WAITRESS for night Call Corrltan's SH 7-!7u«. Priced To Sava You As Much At You Spend! MO-iua noat-8 record. Sate, roomy family boat with shift. Mutt apply In person. Howard B.t" Box ell. Red BMlt itattonl Bunk, Red Bask, •kl capabilities, yet trailerable. Must Johnson Restaurant, IU. 35, Mlddletown MATS ON PARTY BOAT public notices, • Ustd • 10% down *eU. OceRnport, CA 9-3S5&, ' RANOEH BUSINESS MAN trarufsKOd «o **}****; N«w - T-irear O_ BACRIFICE BALE P.B.X. OPERATOR—Available for part. CALL M1-31S7 Renewed town requires two bedroom MMUJnient ROBBINSVILLB New 30' REVEL CRAFT, Twin • 185time work, 3-11 shift and week ends. or residence. Willing I» less*. .HJOD« AUTOMOTIVE TRA___t SJAL__. INC. Interceptors, sleeps six, extrai. No Opportunity for full lime later. SH 1-MAN TO MANAGE liquor store, (Odd GUARANTEED Mr. Saar at OS 1-1400, Rout* 130 Robbtnsttlla. M. i trades. (6,500 4700. salary, good hours. Must furnish ex. '398 HELP! ! RENTAL UBTINOUi NfHD- AUTOS AND TRUCKS JU 7-1S2O 29' OWENS, like new. Lots of extras. EXPERIENCED Upper setter or waist cellent reference. Apply Monmouth Llq REFRIGERATOR ED! I APARTMENTS. . . HOMKB. . . (9,300 maker, capable, high earnings in uors, 16S Newman Springs Rd., Red Only $3.50 A Week BUMMER HOMES. . .Wh»t h»v» YOU. lS«a NEW CHEVROLET tt-ton pickup. VENTOURA — 60x10, full length bayFAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS, INO! quiet shop. Apply Katontown Drens Bank. 8-12. Your tenants are walllnf u> "tart pay- windows, custom, air conditioned, GE Fair Haven BH 7-3010 Co, 22 Lewis St., Ealontown. LI 2-3555. Includodl Four wnetl drive. Ideal lor snowplow dishwasher. KROPF ELDORADO cus- PIZZA FIE MAN — Call for appoint Ing you rent and ws »re wen to etc. McCarthy Chevrolet 891-1101 tom, SOxlO, air conditioned, washer 14' OLD TOWN RUNABOUT ilOUSEKEEPER — Monday through ment. turn thorn away. A phone call will put DUMP TRDCK MM Ford, air brakes, and dryer, fireplace. Must sacrifice. CALL Friday, 1Q:3O-«:3O. Must have own 842-8838 Hera's What You Get: your property In our rental Ilnlngi. two-speed r«ar, five yard bell body. CO 4-8384. 291-1487 ransportation. Call LI 2-2396. Our rental department will_ do the Excellent working condition. Call 291- rest. . . ,C»l us TODAY! 1 M, Krone 1956 ALMA — 35'l8'. Excellent condi- 28' FISHERMAN — 1956, Friendship. WAITRESSES AND COUNTER GIRLS LIVING ROOM: Contemporary sofa or dramatic 3-Pc. curved Associates, Inc. Realtors, Batonlown. . mi. tion. Take over payments plus 1300 Maine." Tronic and shelter, radio, toilet. U per hour plus meals. . HELP WANTED-Male • Female N. J. LI 2-2133, JJST K-WSOUTH wsgon, six-cylinder, cash. 61 Avemu C, Circle Trailer 200 h p. Bahr Olds, 2.1 reduction. Many HOUSEKEEPERS — To live In, J50- Sectional sofa, matching dub chair, two limed oak step tables, extra*. One owner. 12,600. SH 7-2086. EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY excellent condition, new tires. (375, rt. Highway 35, Eatontown, N. J. 160 per week. Executive-Sales-Off Ice-Domestic large cocktail table, two decorator lamps with shades and a 9x12 F*J Gulf, Little Silver. SH 1-9880- 21' ZOBEL SKIFF — Fully equipped, DAY WOHKER8 — Own transportation, Sincerity and ability with high ethics FURNISHED ROOMS HGTD —- 1952, food condition. 195S reasonable. Call S1.25 hour plus one meal, plus fare. IN PLACEMENTS rug. . motor (800. CO 4-0631 alter i p.m. SII 1-65(6 TELEPHONE SURVEY WORKERS — 60 Broad St. - Red Bank BOATS & ACCESSORIES 20 needed at once, piece work. BHAnYSIDK 7-0677 ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD W. Hardegree. _____ 1960 EVINRUDE LARK 40 h.p. Ex- N.J. STATE EMPLOYMENT SEKVICE BEDROOM: Double dresser, tilting mirror, full size bookcase WAY8IDB RESIDENCE, West Park 1M2 JEEP-Model JJC-1W — With snow INSURANCE — Marine, out-oard-au cellent condition. Call after 6 p.tn. 48 E. Front St. Red Bank TRAINEE — Real Estate inspection, Ave., Wayside. Brand new ranch bullij. plow and wrecker attached. Call SH forma. Rolston Weterbury. Realtor, 291-9098. NO FEE CHARGED car needed, travel In New Jersey. bed, Posture-Rite mattress & spring, two vanity lamps, two bed Ing. All meals, laundry and care. Call 14081. tines 1925- 16 W. Front 8L. 8H 7-3500. WANTED — Woman looking; for a nice Heal Estate or construction experience pillows & two throw rugs. KB 1-98*3. IBJS CADILLAC — Coupe de Vllle, desirable. $75 per week and auto 17' FIBBKQLAB RUNABOUH — Com- home, will give room ami board PIUH ixpenses to start. Write "A.I." Box ROOM — Private home, conveniently 'lull power, like new. 41,000 miles, y pletely equipped Including cover, SO BUSINESS NOTICES J50 per month In exchange for house- ill, Red Bank. located. private. (985. CA 2-4086. i.p Johnson electric starter and con- work and help with children. Call SH 7- DINETTE: Giant Size! Large extension table, four deluxe uphol BH 7-169J MODEL A COUPE — Channeled six trol and trailer. Best offer over 92,000 J. ALLEN MALONE 1627. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY LARGE — Furnished bedroom, 'rea- Call 842-1586. PATNTIHO AND DECORATINQ Every order A applicant our specialty. stered chairs. Choice of bronzetone, nubian or chrome. Inches, tube ehocki, "Juiced brakes," SECRETARY — Full time. Write stat- 12 Broad SL, Ked Bank SH 7-3494 sonable One short block from business 1BS1 Oldsmoblle engine, not yet com- 8H T-4827 ing age, experience and qualifications district and all bus lines. Alt" 5 p.m. plete. be»t offer. SH 7-4235. MARINE SUPPLMa PORCHES — Patios, sidewaks, etc. :o "A.B.." Box 511, Red Bank. LICENSED REAL ESTATE PERSON— 57 Peters PI., Ked Bank. Everything For The Boatman. Ns» No Job too small. Chas. Hover ft Son, Part-time or full time. Paul P. Bovs, 1458 FORD — Four-door sedan, eight RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPER with ref- Realtor, OS 1-2544. FURNISHED ROOMS — Batontown. cylinder As Is. Private. Best offer. Jersey's largest marine supply bouse Mason Contractor. SII 7-4479. SH 1-0132. erences, for working parents In pleas- FIELD FURNITURE Pleasant location. walkln» dlstaaea Fort T87-1620. no answer 787-2209J Xrlnrude Sales and Service' DOCKS - BUJLKKEADS . FLOATS. ant home, two grown children. Apply BARB EMPLOYMENT AOENCY Uonmouth West aat«. Reasonable CONSTRUCTION AND KEPAIHS. VIK- 123 Broad St., Red Bank. SH 7-2557 qualified Personnel For Quality Orders weekly rates. H 2-380& 1951 PACKARD B Ultraraatlc — Excel- THE BOATMAN'S SHOP 210 Broad Long Branch CA 2-4747 lent tlrel Plus two enow, new battery. 31 Wharf Avs. Red B»fl( ING DOCKBJJILDINO. 842-2898. CA2- or SH 7-4514. Warehouse Department alNGUD ROOMS — Clean and com- 48 Wot St., Red Bank. 741-4676. SH 1-oJIO PRACTICAL NURSE — Or nurses EXPERIENCED SCHOOL BUS driver, ortable. Reasonable ratej oarage, WEEK-END PAINTERS — We paint aldo.» Apply In person 10 to 2 p.m. must have special license. Apply In 7-11 E. FRONT STREET, KEYPORT, N. J. aentlemao pKfsrmd. U Wallac* St. 1B50 CHEVROLET — Former ambu- Open Sundays and Holidays person to Frank B, Lawes, 15 Newman 8H 1-0392. lance excellent engine. (100. Call SH 0 a-m, • 1 p.m. houses inside and out. Fences, garages, River/crest Nursing Home, 31 Chaptn etc. Our free estimate will reajly sur- \ve., Red Bank. Springs Rd., New Shrewsbury. f-1473 after 6 p.m. prise you. Call SH 1-25S5 after 6 p.m. Store Hours: 9-6 Mon. thru Sat. — 9 - 9 Thurs. & Fri, LAROB ROOM — Prlv»t» «ntrancs, 12' ALUMINUM flat bottom boat, goo< CAPABLE PERSON to handle all office PIANO AND OUITAR TEACHERS. full bath. Heart of downtown Kea MSr JSLACK OLDSMOB1LE hardtop. auto- top. 4>os», «ceiient condition, (130 FOR TREE WORK. C4Q tree service. CALL «uper 88, radio, heater, red aridTwhiW. detail In small mall order office. Call Bank. Call BH 1-1530. . or best offer. BH 1-0462 after 6. Topping^ trimming, removal. Call LI CA 2-8657. 671-1160 Interior. (795. CO 4-6538. ^^^ 2-4220 for tree estimates. Full Insurance SINGLE ROOM — Next to bath, for 1060 14' MFQ — 40 h.p. Bvlnrude. coverage. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Sleep business gentleman. 20 Wav«riy PI,, 18SJ FORD RANCH WAGON V-8 — PR 5-2371 or FOR SALE PETS AND LIVESTOCK Red Bank. SH 1-2677. Manual shift, excellent condition. Call PR 6-8830 out live days, must like children. Own SITUATIONS WANTED, Female 843-2062. . ... ODD JOBS transportation. J40 start. LI 2-3028. SIAMESE KITTENS - Seal Point, ex- FURNISHED ROOM WITH KITCHEN BARGAIN - Any Dosi you warn to WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners cellent breed. Also stud service avail PRIVILEGES, CALL AFTER, 2:30. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN — Radio, heatar, uwa Urn bank rates, financing ar- SH, 1-7853. BABYSITTER — For two small boys TV DISCOUNTS aeat coven. Excellent condition. Call may live In or, from 7 a.m. to 4:3or other occasions. Call Tradelns accepted, budget terms. Re able. Call CO <-0«8. SH 7-1477. rangements completed In one call at IOMPLETE LAWN SERVICE p.m. Call between 7-8 p.m. O3 1-0864 SH 1-8881. S32JS17. <~ any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH CALL EVENINGS conditioned TV's from 129. 30 day guarantee. TV—radio repairs, SH 1- BOSTON AND PUO PUPPIES — AKC 1958 CHEVROLET — Stake body truck, COUNTV NATIONAL BANK. 8H I SH 7-2693 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Thre. BABY BITTING jobs wanted. Have champion sired. Boston on contract. adults, no children, light laundry, live own transportation. No week-ends. Call 7008. Special steteo-hl-fl with Ali/FM Stud service. Arnold, BO 2-3098. -*&ual wheels, excellent condition. OS 1-looa DECORATINQ — And painting of all 1 radio. (229 only J109.B5. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1944. TURNABOUT SAILBOAT — Like new, In or out. Wrlta "A.A." Box 511, Rerafter 6 p.m. 787-1172. kinds, Interior and exterior. Residential Bank. ' KTrnr UTTUR — Cat pans, catnip HOUSES FOR SALE 1B5D WHITS THUNjnKRBIRn — A-j>lul j extrSi. 1425, Call . work my specialty. Call Mr, 'K." CO "Rainbow" TV & Hardware and catnip toys. REIMPORT PiT SUP- condition. Low mileage, good rubber. SH 1-5703 4-4823. RELIABLE WOMAN — To care fo: (across Acme lot) Broad, Red Bank PLIES Hwy 35, Clltfwood. LO «-5560. All power equipment, (l,S60 firm. 787- 1860 JERSEY SPEED SKIFF — Thun young child In my house. References SITUATIONS WANTED, Male HANDYMAN with truck — Yards, Call between 4-6 p.m. SH 7-1549. WS BUI AND BEU, anyUilng and CHAMPION ENGLISH POINTER 4482. derblrd engine. cellars, attics cleaned, trash removed, HIGH BCHOOL BOY — Reliable, ex- everyuilm. OKe the Highest prices. Ideal hunter, completely trained, Snow BEACH AGENCY 1982 STUDEBAKER HAWK — Only 842-1428 light hauling. BH 1-2595. HOUSEWIVES — Full-time pay forperienced, desires work after school Call William Left Furniture, Inc., Hwy.dog, won best of breed puppy class, Qualified Vets - No Down Payment 3,000 miles. Must eel). 14' RUNABOUT — Excellent condi- part-tljno work, five openings, nation's and week-ends* Gall tvanlou. 0U 7-33, Mlddlelown. BH 1-3215, Oven eve- Westminster Bnow. This is a wonder- Others Down Payment and Monthly BH 1-2804 LAMDSCAPINO — Complete lawn serv- outstanding' Bl-'t ehow plan- Car nec1869- . . nings till 9 p.m. Mi dog, perfect companion for man tion, with windshield, ready (or water, ice. Gardens plowed, lawns cut foressary. No investment, collections or or boy. Available free but only to the Payment Approximate RENAULT DAUPHINE — 1B61. Exbes- t offer. Call evenings BH 1-4176. season. Estimates. Call Garden State delivery. Paid weekly. SH 7-0319. HAULING AND ODD JOBS. WINDOWS- Screens, (.60 each. Piano, right home. Traveling makes It neces- Dick Seidtman (CD This clean, flw-year old tbret-besroom ceptionally clean. Radio, whltewalls. 20' CABIN SKIFF. Maintenance, BH T-1627 or SH 1-4732. Wuilltier baby grand, 1150. Call 787- sary to plaes 4og. Robert O, Jennings, home features gas hesl, combination One owner. SH 7-0799. WAITRESSES — Experienced, attrac- 8H 1-B052 —0 atter 6 p.m. SH 7-1631. Call after p.m. DRESS MAKING tive dinrier waitresses desired tor ex- storms and screens, conveniently lo- 11OA — 1958, wUitewalli, win wheel!, SK 1-8250 AND ALTERATIONS RESPONSIBLE OFFICE MOVING — Antiques, Living; room, din- cated and low taxes to boot. Call 671-0753 clusive dlnlnir room. All year round. PEDIQrtEE FEMALE German Bhep- Black. Call after 6:30 p.m. IS' BOAT, MOTOR, TRAILER Rumson Hotel. Call 842-9896 before 8 POSITION Ing room and bedroom furniture, pro- herd. Six months, excellent watch dog. A Bargain At CA 2-3675 After 7 p.m. p.m. Is aought by experienced anil dependa- vlnclal. 48 Reckleti P1-, Red Bank. SH 1-6205. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting. ble 42-year-old man with nolld back- SH' $11,900 1957 FORD — Two-door hardtop, Ford- CO 4-4878 Reasonably done. Free estimates cheer- EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — Respon- ground In personnel, accounting, pay- amattc, whltewalls, coven, radio and 14" FIBBRGLA8 runabout, 1958, with fully given. Call 08 1-1783 or 787-4800. sible position as secretary to produc- roll, Inventory, credit, order process- PESK8 — (IS up. (lies (15 up. chairs, NON VETS ONLY $400 DOWN heater. Beautiful condition, recently In- Ing, etc. Also familiar with IBM ma-adding machines, typewriters manual spected. Private party, $650 or assume Mercury Mark 2;, 1960. New controls ODD BS AND LIGHT HAULING tion manager and sales manager of and steering; trailer with winch, fully CALL manufacturing plant In Freehold area. chines. Preferred location Red Bank and electric, office equipment, etc. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT $87 A Month §31 monthly payments, 787-1634, 18 Mar- area. Write "AP," Box 511, Red Bank. bargain prices. New or used. AAC JDesk sand Drive, Hazlet. rigged. Ready for water. Also Meroury SH 7-5515 Requires ability to take shorthand ra- Co. Rl. 39, Oakhurst, KB 1-3990. APARTMENTS Mark 15 outboard motor, excellent pidly and accurately. Must ulso be 1954 NASH — Good condition, with condition. 787-0478, PAINTINO — Exterior and Interior. excellent typist. Goal salary and ben. HEARING AIDS SERVICED and re-NEWLY DECORATED — Two and continental hit, radio, heater, good Highest quality. Reasonable price. Call efils. Call HO 2-0600 for Interview. paired, all makes. Audloerams made In three-room apartments, first floor, BEACH AGENCY 20' OUTBOARD CRUISER—Two yeirs Bernle Cook, CA 9-336B. FINANCIAL your home, BBLTONE. bearing aids, utilities supplied. Call SH 7-3730. tires. 1145. Can tie seen all day until ild, 75 h.p. Johnson, fully equipped, WOMEN TO WORK In laundry depart S p.m. 82 Shrewsbury Ave. LAWN MAINTENANCE —Estimates. located at Beldlns Jewlers, 43 Broad Daily to 8 p.m. excellent condition. Call between 4-0 ment at Donald's main plant, Tuesday, St., Red Bank,-BH 1-1018 or SH 7-92S4. MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE 1957 VOLVO — Radio and beater, p.m, CA 2-3673. Quick Service, Call Wednesday ami Thursday. Experience BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Branch & Madison Ave. One and two- Sat., Sun., to 6 p.m. vhltewalls, very good condition. (550. 11 2-3407 not required. Apply Ponald's Laundry, bedroom apartments. From (105 up. 14' ALUMINUM BOAT — Steering, FOR SALE] — Plumbing businea. Shop FREE ANODIZING I'leaao Call SH 1-01U, Call CO 4-2337. controls, running lights, (100. PAINTINO AND PAPER HANGING 44 Marion St., Red BanK. with office plus apartment building aa 1400 35 • Middletown Free Estimates Income property. Reason for Belling, On our Kfne Aluminum Windows. A RUMSON — Unfurnished four-room, CHEVROLET — 1959, white, convert- SH 1-4850 INTERESTING telephone work from 1X5.93 value Ior ... OS 1-2727 ible, V-8, powerglide, power steering, Lynn Harless 7U-7B14 home. No selling, full or part-time. HO moving out of atate. Writ* "AB" Box bath apartment. Available to not over 1959 FIBEROLA8 runabout. 14- with 511, Red BanK. two adults. Lease required. (30 monthly. Licensed Real Estate Broker radio, beater, tinted glass, reasonable, 35 h.p. motor, electrlo starter, all ac- 2-2550 after 2 p.m. • $12.95 T87-3333 after 6 p.m. SEKVICE STATION FOR RBNT- John L. Mlnugh Realtor. Phone 842-3500 cessories. Master Craft trailer. All In ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER — Some Installation optional 1961 VALIANT—V-200, four-door sedan, excellent condition. Call after 6, SH EMPLOYMENT experience required. Write P. O. Box OCEAN GROVE-Two modern, three RUMSON RIVERFRONT — Deep «» radio and heater, whltewalli, automatic 7-2959. 89, Matawan, N. J. room apartments, furnished or unfur- ter dockage. Four bedrooms, fireplace, transmission, two new snow tires, orlg- HELP WANTED-FEMALE PROWN'S nished. Season or yearly. PR jS-4780. two.car attached garage. Large lnal owner. 11,600. CO 4-4241. 14' THOMPSON runabout. Fold-down SOCIAL CASE WORKER—Degree nec- 32 Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-7500 screened porch. Can subdivide. Asking seats, windshield, remote controls, 40 GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER — Sleep essary. To {6500. Un-encumbered, free iiicm. v*tui ** niiwuvu k-iiuu, v-o, MODERN well furnished 3',4-room (27,000. In, own room, bath, family of five, write Dean Oil Co., Fan wood, N. J, STANDARD GREEN tennis topping. apartment, residential area, parking RAMBLER — 1960 STATION WAGON, h.p. Elgin, tilt-bed trailer plus extras. to travel, private foilndatlnn. E[>. SMALL MAIL ORDER business. 100 Ring 291-1846 alter < p.m. and week lot, laundromat, steam heat, all util- All In excellent condition. Make oiler, recent references. 842*0404. WARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 60 TRUE EARLY AMERICAN — Four- IMMACULATE. 11195. per cent profit. Can be run from own ends. ities at (95 per month, year round. 17 bedroom Colonial. 24' living room with SH 1-4627 741-1539 after 6 p.m. Broad St.. Red Bank. SH 7-0577. Collins St., Keansburg, 787-1532. BURROUGHS Senslmatlc operator, ex- home. CA 2-7131 nfter 5 p.m. HKHUCINO EQUIPMENT—Fur rent or fireplace, 16x16 dUtlng room, modem cellent working conditions, five-day FOR SALE OR LEASES — Sort acrve sale. Free delivery. Boutb Jersey Surgi- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Pleasanl kitchen. New hot water heat. Two-c»r AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS week. Lawes Coal Co., Sycamore Ave., ice crtam and nnack bar, in operation cal SHailyslda 7-2611 hillside location, throe rooms unfur garage anil workshop, Beautifully land- Shrewsbury. HELP WANTED-MALE now. On busy Hwy 0, six miles south nlshed. (70 and (89. Furnished studio, scaped lot. Price (22,500. Olfers. TWO — 9 x 12 used rugs and AVON COSMETICS — Are In demand. of Freehold. Phone HO 2 5136. ' (75. All utilities. 291-1454, RUMSON FOUR BEDROOMS — Lar|» Customer acceptance highest In history- pads. Girl's 24" bike. Two mattresses. MEN—DRIVERS—NON DRIVERS SERVICE STATION for rent, Red OS 1-1180. LARGE — Seml-furnlshed room and wooded lot, near river. Two full baths, Territories now available for women Bank. Corner location,, modern - two- full basement. Hot water oil heat, to earn good income. Full or part- RUGS — Never used, 9 x 12 andprivate bath, centrally located, 115 oversized two-car - garage, screened time. SH 1-4343 or write: lira Margaret bay station. Opportunity for good oper- larger sizes, from (25. Private. First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Call ator. Call PAnwood 2-4100 S-5 or write 291-9500. porch. Excellent condition. Fine neigh- Gulotts, P.O. Box 190, Red Bank. APPLY NOW Uean Oil Co., Fanwood, N. J. 842-0549 borhood. Taxes (242. Price (22,900. COUNTER GIRLS — Car hops. Apply KITCHEN CHAIR SEATS recovered ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Three rooms One of the Most • HIGH CLASS CHEF desires food con batti, furnished or unfurnished. All utili- In person, Holly Hill Drive-in, IU. 36, cession in club, cocktail lounge, bowl- (2.95. Four chair dinette sets reduced to ties. 34 Prospect Ave., or call 291-9437. West Keansburg. Desirable Six Months' Ing alley. 7S7-5931. $45. Six chair sets reduced to (69. HAUL BROS. Monmouth Dinette, 116 Monmouth St.,TWO ROOMS and Kitchen. Couple or REALTORS QIRL WANTED for general Insurance Jobs Anywhere FOR LEASE — Large three-bay coloni- Red Bank, SH 1-8833. adults. Vicky's Florlsl, Route 30, West al design service station. Major brand Keansburg. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING office, must hav* complete knowledge There's Big Money Selling oil company. Paid utilities. Consigned gasoline program. Call MA 3-7700, 9 WE REPAIR FIVEROOM APARTMENT — Inquire 813 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN of insurance agency operation. Salary America's. Most Popular a.m. to 3 p.m, dally. Excellent business Aluminum window screens, Venetian A. Seoul's Market, 140 Shrewsbury blinds, aluminum storm window glass Ave., Red Bank. SHadyslda 1-7689 hased on experience and ability. opportunity. Inserts. Fast service. Free delivery. RED BANK AREA — Sacrifice, below GOOD ESTABLISHED dry cleaning PROWN'S 32 Broad Bt. SH 1-7500. SPRINGVIEW GARDENS WALKER AND WALKER, SH 1-5212. Available June 1 and July 1. Large cost - (19,900. Four-bedrooms, two full ICE CREAM and tailoring store for rent. Equipped baths, kitchen living, dining, recrea- to lake a steam press. Call 787-5626 THRBB-PIECS; MOHAIR living room five, two-bedroom apartments. Mana- HOUSEKEEPER-COOK — Experienced. suite, overstuffed, custom tailored' slip- ger Invites you to see for yourself, tion room; Finished basementl , attic. llv» in or out. Salary S75 week. ED- FAMOUS or 787-1531. covers Included, (115. Five-piece bed- Surprise extras.- Assume i A per cent spacious rooms and closets, complete GI mortgage or FHA with 10 per WARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 60 ROWBOATS and new cdffee shop room suite, twin beds, (125. Tw ;o wal- kitchens, tile baths. For appointment Broad St., Red Bank. Sit 70577. on' pier. Sale of gasoline, bait, ice, nut end tables, (10 each. Two !i tonplease call. . . jr cent down. Owner, 741-64S2. tackle, launching ramp, repair ibop air conditioners, (49 and (30. AEC-O- SH 1-5672 283 Spring St SNACK BAR SUPERVISOR — At pri-GOOD HUMOR for outboard motors. 872-9741. Matlc washer, (20. Maple bookcase MIDDLETOWN AREA — Sacrifice. vate beach club, 30-50 years of age. UNDER OUR LIBERAL headboard, twin, (IB. Two pair men's THREE ROOMS — Furnished, Tile Three-hcdrom ranch. Eat-In kitchen, Must ba neat and have pleasant per- fireplace, gas radiant heat, Hi aore lot. HIOH INCOME PERCENTAGE PLANS riding boots, size 0, Western and Eng- bath, shower. Heat, hot water supplied Extras. (IV.800, OS yil6\ sonality. Six days starting May 21. • All Expenses Paid lish, 55 each. Muskrat cape, fits 16-18, Private entrance. Call alter 6 p.m .* COf&ALFUU* Salary ¥60. Apply In person, Ship Ahoy • No Age Limit MORTGAGES (85. White fur shorty cape, (15. Girl's SH 7-0126. LOVELY TWO-BTORyT~full basement Beach Club, Sea Bright. roller sKates. S-9%, (10. Black velvet home on 1,83 acres, Beautifully land- • No Experience Needed HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEY? evening coat, size 9, (15. Or best olfers. THREE ROOMS AND BATH — Wall SALES GIRLS WANTED — In Infant's • No Cash Bonds Required scaped. Four bedrooms, family room,- Your credit Is good. First and second CO 4-7433. to-wall carpeting. Oarage apartment living room, dining room, all large. N€W&US€D7*UOC and children's wear. Part-time and Apply Monday through Saturday—9 to mortgages. SH 1-4344 or FO 3-2601. yearly lease. Couple only. Available three, four days a week. Experience 5. 685 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury June 1st. 787-1016. Three tiled baths. Large kitchen, din- MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE — 50-GALLON ELECTRIC hot water heat- ette and laundry rooms. Rumson Rd., necessary. Apply In person only, Bob (across from Red Bank Airport.) er, (20. 0' Westlnghouse refregerator & Betty Shop, 88 Broad St., Red Bank. /i loan, 8Vi per cent; }i loan, 5?i per RED BANK'S FINEST Rumson, N. J. (84,500. 842-0109. FIRST-CLASS machinist, full time or cent. Re-finance and new homes, IsTo good condition. S25. 872-1231 after 6 Deluxe garden apartments. Three and EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — Car nec-part time. Call 872-1492 for inter- points. SH 7-0447. Saturday and Sunday. four rooms. Modern kitchen, spacious SAVE SAVE SAVE essary, experienced In handling execu- view. SIX PIECES American-Victorian living rooms and closets. Quiet, SH 1-7633. tive details. EDWARDS. EMPLOY- 132 South Street. Clltfwood Beach. Buy direct, savo room furniture. Couch, stationary rock- commission, two-year California rancb 1 MENT AGENCY, 60 Broad St., RedYOUNG MAN—With business admini er, arm-chair, three single chairs. Per- Bank. SH 7-0577. tration training for Junior management INSTRUCTION FOUR ROOMS — Unfurnished apart- type, five rooms, storm sash, alumi- position. Write "A.D.," Box 511, Red fect condlUon, green satin upholstery. ment suitable for adults. In two-family num awnings, extras. Very convenient. KITCHEN HELPER — Experienced. Bank. Best offer. CA 2-7059. house with spacious grounds, QUie Must sell. LO 6-540S. ALSO SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OP Apply in person 10 to 2 p.m. Rlvcrcrest TONI'S RUMSON SEWINO SERVICE— street In residential Red Bank, one Nursing Home 31 Chapin Ave, RedYOUNG MAN — Amtiltloun, intelligent, Alterations, mending and repairs, cur- halt block to bus line, two blocks to LEONARDO — Five rooms, bath, two Bank. aggressive to train as Junior assistant tain and drapes, zipper** Installation, BIG PAINT DISCOUNTS shopping and business -center. Large finished rooms upper level. Hardwood In textile Industry. Write "A.O.," Boxaewing instructions, help with knitting Over 1500 colors. Inside—outside paint. floors, gas heat, full cellar. Lot 50x100. and crocheting, use of machine at Gal. white, »2.08. Latex white. *3.4!) bright rooms, leading from center hall, OK USED CARS! AUTOS AND TRUCKS 511. Red Bank. small cost. 842-3530. gal. Wallpaper discounts. Get S. & Hful. l kitchen, private bathroom, (100 Call 291-9096. WANTED for yearly position cutter ami Stamps too. monthly, on one year lease, starting MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE — 10 Kings spreader for ladies' pklrta. Top salary SKIN AND SCUBA DIVING — Instruc- June 15th. Call after < p.m. SH 7-3407. Highway, for those not development 1961 CHEVROLET 1961 CHEVROLET and bonUB. CA 2-1680. tion, all equipment furnished, indoor "Rainbow" TV & Hardware minded, who like room and plenty of Tmpala sport coupe. Radio, heated pool, co-ed classes and private FIVE-ROOM FURNISHED apartment, It. Four-bedroom house, just completely., Parkwood station wagon. PLUMBERS WANTED Instruction. Call PR 4-7985, (across Acme Lot) Broad, Red Bank all utilities. Comfortable for two couples. renovated. Immediate occupancy. Rea- heater, power steering, Me CAR thy CALL ALMOST NEW RCA Whirlpool wringer For racing season. 530 Springdale Ave. sonably priced. Convenient to Bell whitewalls, V-8 with Pow- Radio, heater, power steer- LI 2-0363 washer, timer, automatic pump; Other Long Branch. Labs and Lily-Tulip. 946-4874. furniture. Reasonable. 14 West St., RedTHREE ROOMS — Furnished. Living erglide. ing. V-8 with Powerglide. CARPENTERS NEEDED Immediately MERCHANDISE Hank. PICTURE BOOK RANCH — Four bed- —Experienced In both framing and room, kitchen, bedroom, bath, private rooms, two bathn fireplace in family trimming. No calls, apply in person, .17 MATCHING CRIB AND DRESSER entrance. Utilities Included, available room. Wall-to-wall carpeting, screened Center Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Steady FOR SALE Like new. Call now. 117 Pearl St., Red Bank. DON'T FORGET: CIRCLE IS A G.W. MEMBER work for quatitiwl men. porch and flagstnne patto. Baseboard SH 7-9136 FURNISHED — Three-room apartment, heat. Absentee owner. Immediate oc- EXPERIENCED SPKAY PAINTER — HAMMOND BICYCLE — 20" suitable for 5 to 8 Batn, lawn, garage. Phone cupancy, (24,900. REDDEN AOENCY. Steady work with overtime. Apply in year eld boy. Qood condition, SH 1 842-2344 Realtors, 301 Maple Ave., corner Ber- OK BEST BUYS person: Estey Metal Products, 1 ORGAN STUDIO 1572 alter 3:30 p.m. gen PI., Red Bank. SH 1-5860. Member Catherine St., Red Bank. OP ASBUnY PARK Multiple Listing Service. '59 Ford Reduced PENNSYLVANU POWER MOWER, EXPERIENCED PAINTERS — Call In Hammond Chord Organ _ _...$*50 '2V red type; Brlggs & Stratton err COMMERCIAL RENTALS LINCROFT — Oak and Laurel Bti. Convertible person. 5-6 p.m, 45 Hendrlckson PL, Hammond Extravolce Organ .. 595 glne. Excellent condition. BH 1-S723. Custombullt ranch home. One acre. Fair Haven. Wurlltzer Spinet Organ _ _.„ 040 FLOORS FOR RENT — Near railroad Seven rooms, full basement, plaster '57 Chevy Reduced Conn Spinet Organ . 745. itatlon. approximately 1,600 sq. ft. walls, oil hot water hcrtt, By owner, Station Wagon AUTO MECHANIC—Next best thing to Hammond Spinet Organ Mil 795. MOTHERS' DAY GIFTS each floor. Elevator. Call SH 7-1100. jra.noo. Cull ORange 0-8516 tefora 19 having your own business. All the ben- Beautiful Cornlngware. Exciting pat- '57 Ford Reduced efitB, none ot the risks. Steady Income. SALES AND SERVICE LODGE ROOM Ior rent. Center ol a.m. or 6 p.m. RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION terns. Ideal gilt. Country Sedan Opportunity and salary unlimited. Must town. Could be used also for oftlce LINCROKT — Owner has two houses, be__class A. Call LI 24117, .Joe Mann, Open Bally Tin » — Saturday Till 8:30 "Rainbow" TV & Hardware space. Approximately 2,400 sq. IL Write must sou three-bedroom split, 12x21 - '55 Chevy Reduced CCIN Mq COOK.MAN AVE, AND MAIN ST. (across. Acme Lot) Broad, Red Bank •LODGE" Box 511. Rid Bank. fumlly routti, 10 gier cent , CO 4 3256. ELECTRIC RANGE — Like new, (150.tioned stores or offices. Immediate oc- S[>ect nnd make offer. SH 1-1870, '55 Ford Reduced 1XMCWR1TER8. ADDING machines. Call cupancy. Also build to suit. 200 car CATERPILLAR-CRANE OPERATOR — 671-0753 Sta. Wgn. All makes new or used. Guaranteed. parking. SH 7-2300. FINE BUY J2.50-S3 hour. Low as 125. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth RUMMAGE SALE-St. James Memo- Many others to choose from. CAltFENTEIl.H — J2.50-S3 hour. Ht Next to theater SII 70183. TO SUBLET — Executive suite, re- S67.43 month pays all. Assume 414% PAINTERS S18-JS0 prr clay. rial Church Parish Houie, Broad St., cepllon room, .four private offices. Im- GI, corner property, modern, two bed- RODMAN — Ejperlpnci'il, J1.50 hour. Eatontown; Thursday, May 3, 12-9, rooms, expansion attlo. 787-1502. 158 1st Ave., Atl. Highlands THREE-PIECE — Maple porch or d»n Friday May 4, 9-4. mediate occrrpancy. Little Silver Shop 3Z5 DISHWASHERS — Up to 1.25 hour, set: two antique chairs, one a rocker. ping Center, SH 1.0153. WOULI3 yoii TAKE a. quid split MAPLE llkM'li Xurih of 111. M) plus meals. ' SII 1-4201. TRADE IN your old furnlturo with no down payment and get a new parlor level ranch homo In a rustio setting AVE. 291-1101 • Open 'til 9 p.m. N.J. STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ELECTRIC FENllKU ISA8S — Anil with a view o! tlie bay and N. X. sky- 48 E. Front St. RKI Bank plush blond liarclahtll case, (150. PA 1or dining room set at sale prices. Wil- NO FEE CHARGED liam Leff Furniture Inc., Hwy 35. HOUSES FOR RENT line? Three bedrooms, iV, baths, dining sail. Mlddtetown. BII 1-3213. open avenlngs porch, brick fireplace, (27,1100. 201-1165. MECHANIC — Service Btalion. Apply (S3 to (125 Per Month DINETTE SET — Mahogany curio till 9 p. m. THE BERG AGENCV LITTLE SILVER — Seven rooms plus in pprson Phil Wnlrtinan'B Gulf Serv- driPt and torrh lamp, all In excel- one 'Unfinished, two baths, two-story, ice, Maple Ave.t Kod Bank. RL W UtddlttO* lent condition. Call after 6:30 p.m 08 I-1C0O TlreplaiJc, screened porch, lot 75xlOOp fill 7-3802. SLEEP LATER (10,200. Private. SII 1-2306, Kxcellent opportunity. Sandy Hook Hay WINDOW SHADES VlilE BELEOTION OF RNTADf Marina. Highland-. 872-1450. MOTHERS' DAY GIFTS Why jet up with thu birds? Get room TurnlBhed sod untarnished, Iramsd APPLEBIIOOK THREE—Two-bedroom, darkening ahadei. Immediate nervice, ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency brickfront ranch. Living room with fire- WANTRD -- . Tndustrlnl miiintenTince Oceanport Ave.. Oceanport Call or dial place, dining area, large kitchen, patio. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY man with electrical hydrmillc nnd pnoii- BIG DISCOUNTS LI 2-35OU or Ll 2-3501. 125x175 lot. For sale by owner, being 17 plect* Melamine dlnnerwarp iet. PROWN'S rnntic ('xinThMiCf. Must iinderstiirut cir- Meant If ill pattern, 56. (JO, was {10.95. MANV FUKN1HH-D ANU UNFUU transferred, who wants Immediate ot- A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! cuits. Wage uptMi. Hydrocarbon (llioiuj- 32 Bro.nl St. Red Bank SH 1-7500 fej\ OS 1-3184. cnls, IMafilk-a Plvlralcm. Locust fit , Appliances. House wares. Cutlery. Pot' firVO~OILBARCO gasoline pumps, In NIHil-U n_NTAl_ - in ail prices Keyport. Call i'X) i-to\\M...... tiry. Wnarever, Get H. A II. StAmpfi Kooi! condition. Hruiidiueatlow Farms, and sizes. Kill wiltshlrs Agency, IIS" HllltBVVtTlTlTltY - Rlw-ronm split levc-C OB 1 370J. Occsn Are,, Boa Bright. 1I2D0OI liorch. utility mom, dunlin, air rnn- LKa OI'l'UKI UNITY • (.ifiilury (>hl Upuli seven d&yS. dltloner, 185x125 corner property, fine JITo Innurnnce company h»« lin iiniisunl "Rainbow" TV & Hardware PR1ZE8 "won on TV, most Items al condition, fine nolRliliorhoori. 117,1(10. Adding Machines — Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating FOUR HKDKOOMH — Furnished spilt Call_after 7 p.m. BH 1-0221. 1'nrocr offer fttr a quullfiec) innri. Good (across Acme Lot) Broad. Rrd Hank less than half ot list price, motor Two baths, washer, dryer, (175 per ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells.serviced. LOUIB CASSAN — Painter, decorator, salary to star I and an n nan red op- scooter. (225. 7' pine hutch. C'20. wal- sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's 101 portunity to get into iminagftiH-ut with- nut ami brass server bar (tio, lady's month, including utilities June, July, ATLANTIC; iiiaiiLANOS — unusutT Leeching Held added. KacUiot work, paperhanger, 25 years experience. 13 7 p.m. August. Hazlet. CO 4-25S1 four-bedroom home, very compact, A-l Uonmouth St.. Itnl Bank. BII 7-OIB3. a IL Wilson. SK 1-1849. Chapin Ave SII 1-1709 after 6 p m in n\x inonthn. This In an out standing or child's accordion, 120 bass, (150. opporiuolty arnl Uicrrforts cftlln lor an star sapphire and pearl bracelet, (300, FAIR HAVEN — six-room house In condition, excellent neighborhood, city CAUL D. JONES— Painting and dec- outstandinK num. If you think you COMXSPOT IlEFHIOEKATOR — Kxcase of Ilrlsllng sardines (50 cans) (t.o, nice condition. Three bedrooms, lovely water and sewage, (18,200. SNYDER Antiques Wanted oratlnr. General contracting. Free REALTORS. Flvo Corners. Mlddlelown. Fuel Oil —Healing ilify, wrlto to P, O. Mox i?H, Ili-d llrnt rontiftlon. Asking J50. alno used 40" electric ran|e, exoellent modern kitchen, available May 15OS 1-25110. Old Dolls, guns, Jewelry, cut glnss. esMmales._Call HH 1-tm '.'» hourj. Hank. BH 7-0154 condition. (20. Call R42-OOSU. (145 yearly lease. Kussell M. Borus furniture. Civil War books. Appralials made. Gllman. fill 7-1141. FUEL OIL * HBATINO—Call SH 1- SLATE~*~NEf.q6N — PiTnTlriR imt ANTIQUE D0UII1.K BIZK DRABB BED Agency, 800 Klver R4., Fair Haven. MI DU1.KTOWN — PmiMiedroiiui. two-' 0610. Oil delivery, Inc.. Service * Decorating. General Contracting MUTUAL FUND SALES 811 7-4532. bath homp, full basement, recreation paperhanBliiB. Twenty years c«- Victorian wicker, unusual pine ftirnl- nml springs. Call after 4:30 p.m. SH 1 Sales. 3 Herbert St., Rod Bank. Our, spring tnilnlnR t-ourso startn M«y '. wnll decor, copper and bnaw loot. UNFUKNIHHKD — I.ltlle Blivcr, soven- il, ItiUII In EiirnRe. community IM-W. Appliance Repairs perlancp. Free estimates. SH 1-0191 Hl«. C.AW SH MliOO for appoint ace. (17.B0O. SNYDEIl REALTORS, or 787-4335 niter 6 p.m. tMurlps. Copper Kettle Antiques, 251 room Capo Cod, three bedrooms, liuth, KlIlHl" K A 9 T K H N INVKS'I'MB.NT ISOY'B ENOLIHH RACER 26". (17. attached gat-age. (135 month. Year's Five (frrnors. Mlihlli'lown. OS 1-250O. APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- COUP. US Hro.Kt St., livt\ HfUik, Monmouth ltd., Oakhumt. KK 1-169S. Girl's 21" bicycle, S12. tion. Residential and commercial wlr. Home Improvements We buy Antiques. lease, iintncillato occupancy. EI.WOU1 PAIR Inc. Allen Electric. SH 7-0612. Radio-Television Repair YOI.'NO MAN - _i> iir older Ut ht'lp CO 4-1684 A. ARMSTRONG Agency, Realtor, 555 two-car garage, full tllcil basement, WOHIUNu MAN'S contractor—Alter- nakfi titul Install nwnlt>K*. No rxperl- Prospect Ave., Little Silver, nil 1-4500. halhn, till electric kltcliM) with ilounlo ations, additions, painting, masonry, A. C. RADIO J, TELEVISION CO.- ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE wall oven, hullt-ln dishwasher and nn<1 all Uios* little jobs, Jsvenlngs LO enfe nrct'SHary. Htundurit Awning Co., Auctioneer 123 Shrewsbury Ave. SII 1-4768. BKHV 615 Iliver Knari, Fair Ilnven, N, J. MERCHANDISE WANTJED HUlfMER RENTAL — CompieTaiy~fur many oilier minis, Sll 1-3312. 6-1711. ICE WIIII.R YOU WAIT. Rent A Piano $12 por Month ulshed house. Five bedrooms, 2'.4 balhs, B. O. COATS — An easeutlal Auction P1ANO3 and musical Instruments ocean view, . Modern conveniences, NllW~CUBfollwriJI_.T~blTevcl, thru, Appraisal Service "anywhere." 288 NINOR, WEKKENHS. O3 1-0D2S.' Mo KN/UIE. MASON1IAMIJN. BOHMEII wanted. Highest prices paid. It Ten- screened porch and garage. Phone 842 bcitrooms. dining, living rooms, mod- Norwood A.VS., Deal, Fhons ItKllois Insurance Roofing, Siding and Insulation nONAI_T)'_. IIAMnUKOKltR, HWY 350ABL--N_U3ON. . -VEItKTT. STECK »r. sod U*ln St.. Lakawood or rax2344. ern kitchen, tile bnlh, upper level: rec> UML i MIDIJLKTOWN. Cookman Ar«. _ a!sin 8t, Asbur? Pit. croft 3-1190.,, rentlon room, utility with linlf liatli, ileil Insulation & Biding Corp. CortUled IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ~• Aitrac" or bftdroum, garage, first lave!. Lnrgs ABILITY . RERVK-E . Dependability Orxn daily tin a Sit. tin » so Johns-Manvllle contractor. Pli o-tH03 E)_rEItIKNCKl> HWlMMlNtl POOL CI1 J-B3O1 *' WANTED tlva cottage; beamed ceiling living lot, on t^'Oiiunlvlllo Kit. Only S19,0!»0. Auto and Truck Rental when you Injure your HOME, AUTO or Adam Llnzmayer 291-0302. fin Irs repro«*>ntatfVH full or pnrtllnip. UHrJU UIUIONTA!. miUB room: large bedroom; modern kllchi'it; CHATEAU IIWALTY. Hcnl Hnlntn. !1» or other lines of Insurance through MliAral cominlfmlor., thorough extcnalvo OHrNESB AND I'_RUIAN yearly lease; references required. HAH- <:arr Avn., Kcannbtirg, 78T-6B8I. Bvs- AVIS—Rent a new car or truck. Ix>w ARMSTRONG AGENCY. BH I-«3U0. OLSON CO. INC.—Roofing, Hldlnn A i Insulation. Innlalled and guaranteed ndvt'rtlilnK _it p port, itlcrt, »Kt;r"'XBlvt» AN UALLmitlKS OLI) MNDHMANN, Broker, Kaltmtiiwn. [HriRj III 2-3082. rales Mapls Ave., lied Dank. 811 7- aricanlzatlon. Cul fiil'1777 fnr appoint- rlc; steriliser. %'•>• I'll 4-3143 Evenlnts CA 3 7182 IJJM10.1. evenlngs.'JjIji.olHS. 0308. PR 4.821a, Duly 1 a.m.—10 p.m. for 10 years. Pit 5-O70S—291-0510. icnt. All Inquiries confMiMiUnt. BII 73.16D TFIED with present Insur- OLD KUHNllUHB — Antiques, ctilna. ^8 T/ntiTiSBON noDT ance? Want a belter deal? Call Dunn FflAMlNCi CONTUACrrOItH Kltpath- mOOI. wi»liorr"iTiwT six- glassware, art objects and brlc-a-orac. rooms. fnnce(l-ltkifM?'irkrd, shopping JUHT RKIIIT FOR YOU AND YOUR Building Contractor Insurance Atency 811 1-D3J3. Tel Answering Service a chroma kitchen set, 950, Both mmedtsta cash Ior anything and ev-icltculs nearby. 14 Liberty Rt. Miinlie- SPOUSE. Infr coniriiclorn nnT AB A PIN AND WAITING FOR 'iiirt'tlme. U'rllc "A.T," H«_ Sll, ited ttvoralila Motel, Ited Hank, Interrsclsl. 317 Pnitrl Bt. Iminf.llKli- YOU. yiwnat jwmw Innk. occupancy. Inqulrn 63 Harding ltd., (11.***. THOMPSON ANtJ EARTH!!.!,, JUILDKr: — New homai, room • _• nx-rr HEIWICB Vacuum Cleaner Repair PETS AND LIVESTOCK RKAI.TOR.HH 7-M00. dttloiw, baiorn-nt «nd attln room*, "ANVTIUNO" MAN tn tithe run- of ihurch urmirulu SALE ~~ Iteil Hank. RII 1 1007. kitchen*. garage, repair* and alter Hut a broken hear!. Pickup, Hellvtr. BLKCTnOLUX COOK A niINN ni'HHEniZBD VBi. A jjj^jp 5C i atloni. Herbert Kl ten ranch, fill 1-5201 "ales Service Supplies ml erni ft fry Inwn, Musi hnvn own 5r LO 6-1711 evenings. unwrr itmt ru.ul|"iirnl. iUrit H72-XXi'J. VET I.ATKX. Jl OS K»l ICompars with lent reputation. CA 9-1720, week days riMm. (wo hdllis. Uirs* b»drm>m>. |1W. Three beilrtmms. llii lislhs. living riMim MJ Prospect An. Lutie silver Knt nihers at 14 no gal i o«lt right ntm mnif Itfr S:30. wmksmli ail day. with tlrciilncn, tllnlng room, ilvn; full ilWUM PRODUCTS ODD JOUB — Palntlna at Its finest. prompt li'Mne service or free checkup KNUlNKKItlNO" FlllM *i street. A rcntac ftti btrgi&l Afi _M« nfcled _JI Oe li.cmtmmtn MtMMHUe* ltd »uPV 12, A BnmU F. A. SEHLHAUS [__«« kunr by it* tbott form tin* u "Die Zorilnj Oru finally adopt*! and spprovod. It, For fear fier JOSEPH L MORBAU JR. that 18. Seandina. Si. Pic COUNTRY SQUIRE? Mayor, Towiuhlp ot Atlantic l_v« Ilk* _>• In thu old lurro home. A««(: IB.Clcatr-C vlan ardy Xesttrdsy's tut* Beautiful t»M and grounds. All new Harry Crine, IT. Headlong IB. Cheer* (for) blooms •Kclrlo wiring, plumbltif, buebotrd hot water beat and furnace- Don't over- Clerk. dash 20. Not 35. Traffio 3$. China, look th« barn I All lor IIS,600, Unanclni May 2 J3.05 trimmed "red" North, available Call 21.Wlu_ter'» 21. q reedy signal Red, e.g. NAVE85NK ASSOCIATES, liKALTORS NOTICE weapon person: 36. Wife ot 40. Vacation tU Hwy. 35, MUMlMown. OS 1-0600. TAKE NOTICE That on January 18. 2*. Yellow MEMBER MULTIPLE UOTZNO M2 the Board of Adjustment of the ilang Zeus playhouse Borough of Little Silver denied the ap- bugle 22.Con_tel- 38. To 47. Before EXCELLENT — Four-bedroom split, plication of Samuel Elotktn for a varl> MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY corner lot. 118,000. Call nut OB I- nee to erect a aitrdeti Apartment on 27. Great Lakes latton plead 43. Warp-yarn 1W3. iremlaes 'fronting on Seven Bridge freighter 3 » V 9 0 /v_*n-/..tp YOU N REDUCED FOR QUICK SAIJC-Owner toil known as Block 65 (ill and Lot cargo 1 4 _> 7 mu« «8ll, Thli la an «icell«nl three- 21 (1), on the Tax Map of the Bor- 28. Fabuloui . '//< PONT LIKE MY J bedroom ranch In _ very good lection ough. 6ald determination haa been filed COOKING... -/ of Uttln Silver. Many attractive -tea- in the office of the Municipal Clerk bird 11 k 0 luru including expert landscaping. Ue- Mvd !• available for Inspection. 29.Even: ' fa J i\ _I4« living room with fireplace, dining JEROME B. DREW, ; 13 4 room, thera 1ft a large acreened-in Secretary. poetlo porch 52x12, extra» not uauily four*! May _ ' $3.06 30, Fuel In tbl» prlca home are Included In 19 _ •alt. 123.600, OLAZEBKOOK AGENCY, 31. Filled a R_A_TOR, Avenue of Two Rivera, NOTICE turkey % V/< HumiOQ. , 042-1700. Member Multiple NOTH'K TO 1'HRKONH IN MII.ITAHV 1 16 9 20 Itl KKBVICE OH PATIENTS IN VKT- 33. Magician'* KHANS HOKMTALH ANI> TO Til Kill magic word ^A BKIATIVKS AND Fill KN UN. SS.Be gone! 21 a_ Ti 2+ ANOTHER CHANCE FOR ESTATE It you are In the mUttary service LIVING — A WOODED ACRE. Three- or are a patient In a veterans' hos- 37. Coating hedroorrn, two-bath ranch with paneled pltal and dealra to vote, or If you are on Iron 27 28 V 19 den. JBxcliMlve neighborhood — Better a relative or friend ot a person who act faatt A.Wnt J25.6O0. THOMPSON 41. On edge /A Is In the military service or Is a pa- 30 31 32 AND BABTBLL. REALTOR. 8H 7-6800. tient In a veterans* hospital who, you 43. Concur MUST _ACRIFICEt — JOB TRANSFER believe, will desire to vote In the 44. Command VA —100* xlffl lot, all fenced In. Five •pedal election of the School District 33 94- room botua wit- garage. Total price 45. Commenced y Y of the Boroufh of Batontown, In the // Inelu-lng all appliance!, washer, dryer, County of Monmouth, New Jersey to 46. Antiquated w A % % t furniture, ruga curtains, $10,600. Muat S5 37 4O be iren to be appreciated, 201-0497. be held on June 12, 1962 kindly write 47. French 3b to tii« undersigned at once making •. etty-14 V/i COLONIAL, RANCH — C-Htom-nullt, application for a military service bal- 41 VAAn 43 THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK woodland letting. Dead end itreet. lot to be voted In laid election to be Three bedroorni, two bathi, many ex- forwarded to you, If you are In the w THE STRAIN'S tras. Asking 130,000. Principals only. military service or are & patient at a DOWN 44 45 THERE IS A --ITOIO TOU THERE WAS SH 7-33S9. veterans' hospital, stating your name, 1. Summon PHANTOM.'KIRK- ANOTHER AWN ? THAT IS TOE TOO MUCH THRBH-BEDROQM co-operative age, serial number, homo address and 2. Fit of % REWEMBER-yOU A5KED ME TO MAN--THE PHANTOM" WHAT 15 \ SUPERSTITION FOR HER- the address at which you are sta- 4b 47 MARRy VO0-- f PHANTOM?y-AMAN apartment,' recently modernized, fenced tioned or can be found, or If you de- shivering back yard. $64.75 monthly, utilities In- sire the military service ballot for a YES, DfAR WHO CANMOT cluded. LI 2-3169. relative or friend then maKe an ap- S. Male aheep 5-2 NOW RELAX- PIE- BEVEN ROOMS — Two baths, double plication under oath for a military I KNOW- garage and patio. Inquire at 27 Ply service ballot to be forwarded to him, BUT WHAT ynouth Ave., Port Monmouth. stating In your application that he Is over the age of 21 years and stating CANWEDO? FOUR LARGE HEDHOOMB — Two his name, serial number, home ad- full baths, full basement with 10x30 dress and the address at which he Is recreation room. Nicely landscaped. stationed or can be -found. Price Includes bullt-lns, plus wanher and dryer. Asking just I21.0O0. THOMP- Forms of application can be obtained Bridge Column SON AND BARTELL, REALTOR, BH from the undersigned. T-B80O. Dated: April 2.1, 1962 FREDERICK J. HANDSCHUCH, By ALFRED SHEINWOLD UNCROFT 10% DOW! Secretary, TOUT bedroom, split level, large recre- Board of Education ation room, two baths, two-car garage Vetter School, Grant Avenue, "If you wanted to do the right Fubllo and parochlat schools close by. FMA appraised at $21,000, Make offer, Eatontown, New Jersey, thing with my heart," the sweet owners sale. SH 7-4211. May 3 18.82 young thing was saying in the THE HANDS LHTLB SILVER — Seven-room ranch, 10-4BD elevator to the intense young 110,100. Call owner CA 2-8775 ' fillEMFF'H SALE , many, "you should have put a North dealer Sl'1'ERIOR COUBT OF NKW JERSEY small diamond on the table." Both (ides vulnerable MARK TRAIL By ED DODD RUMSON — Four-bedroom, two story LAW DIVISION brick and frame Colonial. Large rooms MONMOUTH COUNTY NORTH -^ baths, close to beach, river, Nobody lifted an eyebrow. It 4» A K 3 1 achngls. 133,000, 8IM704. Docket No, L-7H3MU was the elevator of New York's HE DIED IN THERE. I WANTED THIS WHOLE \_ OH, MAC, I WAS AFRAID (1EORGE E. AMBROSE and 1IEL- V J 5 3 AND THE MEMOBT/ OF IT- PLACE COVEREP WITH A 1 WHY HAVENT OF WHAT YOU'D ST. LEO PARI8H — Nowly decorated famous Regency Club, and bridge O K 4 3 2 three-bedroom split level. 23' living VILLE H. BORRIE-., partners, t/a Am- I BAW THAT AND MY COWARDICE.- LAKE TO BU-T IT OFF / YOU TOLO WE THINK OF ME, room with fireplace, dining room, brose anil Borrle and Severance _ players know that diamonds are • KQ 2 HAS HAUNTED ME DAV THE MAP...TOBU3TIT / ALL THIS BARBARA/ Brady, Plaintiffs vs: FROST* FROL- WEST EAST THE CAVE WAS kitchen with counter bar, VA baths, ICS, INC., a body corporate, et als. the key to many a heart. Gomo ro AND NIGHT FOB FROWi MV MEMDKy/ I BEFORE? large utility room, large recreation T*I_NTV-FWE YEARS.' room opening on patio, back yard as t» Frank C. Lcpore, Defendant The intense young man had A QUO 8 4.9 7 5^ double fenced, aJl on beautifully lanrt- By virtue of a writ of execution In 6 4 2 BROTHER room Cape Cod. Hi baths, cellar, May, 1062, at 2 o'clock, P.M. Pre- ace and then slapped down the fireplace, dining room, two-car garage vailing Time. (5,AKJ42 I BAN TO •nd outbuilding). Widow sacrificing, All the defendant's right, title and king of hearts. 0 6 5 GAVE M/om •18,000. HAROLD LINDBMANN. Brok- Interest, If any, In and to the follow- It was the bad trump break * AS 5 AtC/f. • er, Eatontown. LI 2-1103, evenings _I ing: 2-0489. "ALL that certain lot, tract, or par- that made the young man so in- North East South West cel ot land and premises hereinafter tense. He had to give up two 1 NT Pass" 3 V Pass RED BANK — Bright living room with particularly described, situate, lying 4 :4-197" adopted and approved trumps -would be correct if he The medal cites Osborne for porch, two-car attached garage. Walk August 12, 19« us thereafter amend- 'his diverse contributions to to St. Leo and public schools. Asking ed and supplemented, be and the same first discovered that he would 139,000. Russell M. Borus Realtors, 600 is hereby further amended and sup- have to lose two diamond tricks. municipal planning, metropolitan River Rd.. Fair Haven. SH 7-4532 plemented to read as follows: Member Multiple Listing Service. "SECTION 1. It shall he unlaw- In this case South cannot af- planning, urban research and the ful to ataml or park vehicles of any practice of local government." RANCH HOME — Three bedrooms kind, nature or description within ford to lose a trump trick and living, bath, kitchen, dining area, all any of tho hereinafter defined areas Osborne has been active? in purpose room (jalousie windows, heat except for tho purpose of malting •d). garage. 4',4 per cent Gl mort- deliveries or when necessary to MAY DAY city planning since 1937. An gage available. Call 787-544T after 6 avoid conflict with other traffic nouncement of the award was p.m. or In compliance with the direc- Labor's traditional May Day holt- RIVER PLAZA — CaDe Cod, three tion of a police officer or traffic day was celebrated with rallies, made Monday during the an- bedrooms, living room, dining room, signal. nual meeting of the planning kitchen. Oarage, full basements (a) South side of Hunt Street be- speeches and parades on both screened-ln porth. 513,000. SH 7-1502 tween Lafayette Street and Blng- sides of the Iron Curtain yester- society. By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST ... ham Avenue. MARY WORTH K—AN-BURG —Four-bedroom ranch (b) West slao of First Street be- day as police stood guard in Ber- l aME two-car garage, plot 100x00. Chain nni tween River Road and the North lin, Buenos Aires, Tokyo and COLOR FILM SET THE lETTER Wl WR0TE TO CONRAD HEN VDU ONLvi ****• "CAUSEY M0 THh5 link fence, combination aluminum Shrewsbury River. Af A COMPO5IT10N EXERCISE SEEMED TO rvE vE KN0WN F0R M0NTIM0NTIW Btorm doors and windows. Near Hwy. C&MERACK 2 (c) Wot side of Second Street other potential trouble spots. MIDDLETOWN — "Fortress of. RtVEAl THE TRUE DEPTH OF YOUR WVt r 36. 78T-1311. between River Road and the North FOR HIM-W t FELT H- SHOULD rttiKF TV_\«S O1UL-M7 _0 ON With Premier Khrushchev and Faith," a color film,, will be E D F0R MONMOUTH BEACH — Comlortanle Shrewsbury River. »»R J!_._?*_!_J i HAVE A CONFESSION KNOW-BEFORE VOU MADE cottage In dry location near ocean and (d) South side ot Ward Lane be- other top leaders of the Soviet shown at Reformed Church, river. Nice yard. Taxes $190. FHA tween River Road and tho Avenue AN IRREVOCABLE DECISION appraisal $11,800. CA 2-7251. of Two Rivers, Union watching from atop Lenin's King's Hwy., May II. The film .7oo. JCIAVOOD A direction trorn the Intersection of to seek promotion, increase in .ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Renltor. BBS tho easterly line of Washington remuneration, call an new' cus: By GEORGE SIXTA Prospect Ave., Little Silver. BH 1-1500. Strpel with River Road, oald 80 RIVETS foot no parking urea lo be doMg- tomers, or collect money due SHREWSBURY—fhrcr-bcilToom r'anchT natml as a bus Btop*. ypu. Personal relationships im- Den, landscaped, mnny extras. Anklng Ikl Kant side of River Road for prove, especially in the romance MEAN, OFFICER -IF THE $21.000. No agents, ail 7-H58. a distance of 80 feet In a southerly NEIGHBOR'S DOG IS OKI A LEASH MinnLETOWN~"^^5ighTroom run oil. direction from the Intersection of department. The time is ideal Stainless steel kitchen, three bedrooms the southerly Utie of Blaekpolnt for making long-contemplated THEY'RE WITHIN THE LAW'?..yoU dryer, gnrnse, l'/j baths. Ixil 125x218. Itosil will. ni\4r Itond, said Ao 31 SHOULD SEE THIS LEASH/. foot no parking' area lo be deslg- changes. New ideas can prove imU-d RB a Ims slnj). B-Thrre-bedronm nim:h, two especially profitable under cur- 1 Ill Nnrlh nlrlr nr Chlirrh Htrpet OKI gftraNe, l_rg* lut, ItmiKillnlo m:t:u boiwiH.'ll l.iifnyelle HlrPi-t itntl Allen rent radiations. p«ncy. 1101 Slinre Dr. PR 5-7U03. Hlrppl. (no Wost Hide of KorrpHt Ave- nue between lllnckpolnt Homl mid Past. .. Lord Byron swam the Future • . • Children may not LOTS AND ACREAGE Nttrnniftoii Btreet. Hellespont from Europe lo Asia grow as large as earth-living (n) Wont aide of Illnglmm Ave- OCBANPOItT Trnrtaupecli) n'uiiVllnB nun hrtvvt'Hi Rldgn Rond nnd Boulh in one hour, 10 minutes on M?y youngsters if humans colonize lot, 120' from, 100' depth, fid ynnls Cherry Lanp." 3, 1810. Although less than two larger planets because the in from private mnrlna on Soiuh Shrews, 'i. That Nocllnn I (n) of nalil Ordt creased gravity might decrease bury Klvrr. Jrlenl lor hnntnuin Intend. ifincR In hereby amended to read ns miles wide, rip currents made Ing to build. I,ow rent filnln tnx nrea. follows: the appctilc. This happened to ^..lOOOwner 040-41189. "flection I (a). It niinll be im- it n considerable feat—and it mice that were exposed to grav- Bili.mNOL6V—ln]'nrrjloninniilli, l.iwlul tci mnriil or park vhiclrs didn't suffer any in Dyrpn's ities three to seven times that two blocks from bench. Cull nftor 5 of nny klllrl. nature or description p.m. AX 7-2744. within nny of tlin hereinafter de- nccounts! on earth, fine* iwpnH exrfipt In complliinrfi N U with (In- illp-ctlon nf a iinltci' u(- Half acre. Call after six. flce.r or Iniiric niRnnl: in> Nurtli flidr of Klver Itnml. The Day Under Your Sign for a dfslnrice of 100 feet directly WANTED — LnMn luiimrtlln tlm driveway of the Oce.- ARIES (Com March 21 to April 19) LIBRA (Sop). 23 to Oct. 22) THE RYAnS By CAL ALLEY, •hip, nnir Klrp Hoiisp. Your tliiltty Jo command and control is Ypur rirrani msy come true. Show *p- CO 4-7420 (ID Wi-nt side nf Allen Street, [nr slionar now, Curcr aapecls lire excellent. precision to those 'who helpeil slong thi LOTi iT5 a distance or 100 feet directly op- wsy. TAURUS |April 20 lo M.y 20) THAT'S A SECRET. I'M KE6PINS A WINKV, VOU ^ I DlP hurt, high dry. city water on properly. ponlle tho driveway nf the Ore. 1 1 72' front, nV deep, 22' back. Two lot anlc Klre. House on AIIPII fltrep.t Think twice Itfforc accepting the proposat SCORPIO (Oct. 23.to Nov. 21) AN YOU ftAUSN T£LL SECRET/ P(tgMj££Pt J TELL arts. Cull 212-01 7-0500. o( a pfrson you've known litit a short lie sure that enttavatisiuce doesn't p!*ci tide thereof." •imc ANYONE... X Tlmt Ililn Orillnancn nlmll fnke ef- yml und>r « liunifniome olillgallpn. ANYCNBf OCHANPORT — Lot 7oxllKI. All utili- fect iiixin Iti imnangn and |iubllrntli GEMINI (May 21 to Juno 21} ties. Ready In liulld, plans and permit according to law, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 lo D.c. 21 $2,400. fill 7-U5B3. ISycliolonical pinlilrms Work out well, PI11ILIC NOT'ICK MIRCUSS waiters with your nplriltial con- I-ct l'ltasiire taVv prccisltticc o?er word The foregolnff Ordlimnco wns Intro- i-Ior. for. oner. Do the town up rightl diu-ed and panned flrot rendlne at n REAL ESTATE WANTED regular meeting of thn Mayor mid CANCER (Juno -2 lo July 21) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 fo Jan. 201 Council cif III* lluro\igh of HutiiHon, Aipecti are fine, tnrt don't flout con * en- Don't ietl •lighted bec«ui_ of the thought- tion. Stirk to the _tr«ifitit in_t narrow l.^nnrfs nf « preoccupied ffiend, TOUR HOMB WANTED - Why list held on April 36, 1082 and will come l with us? Wa advertise extensively In III> for flnnl conntileratlon and passage t a reRUliir meeting of Mid govern- AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Fab. 19} the newspapers, radto and publish a UO (July 22 to Aug. 21) If iKHHfone throws cold wrier on your catalog for home seekers. We are msnv ng li.j.ly In lie 'hold on May 111, IM] IIf mympathetic If A lonrly pcrit bars of the TWK. n national real ttMnt* nl B:r.'l HI, nl Ilnrough Mall num. looking for • itiouMer to cry on. Mean, don't become peMlmlaiic reforral service. We are "Horns Trad- Kiln. N J.. at which time and pluce VIRGO (Aug. 22 to S.p». 22| PISCES (Ftb. 20 to March 20) era" - two offices, II full, time snles all persnnn defllrjng to ht henrd thrrn- 1 •eepto. can WAiiK-n _ WAi,K_n. an will be ilvrn full nmutlunltv Money li^nrn Hrgts U\ Ox? Viriw dutt, A pcriiotftr durtr - mijr tte fiiUillm (mi naaHora, Membsra \\tA Bank Ares AI.HBllT A. KKItll, 4H., I>' l id If J«M i««Ut «in«. »n rriliiely itn"pcctcd »_rt»te. Multiple Llsllns Service. Rhrewsburr. llorouth Clerk. IB 1-H11 ana llaiUt, 01 I JIM. M.y ] . QlW-.WeM Knterprlm, Inc. JcL May % 1962 RED BANK B

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