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Successor to Mount Memorial Home SHadyside 7-0557 ROBERT A. BRAUN "HOME FOR FUNERALS" FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL HOME A modern, non-seclar!an funeral home, with a home- One of tha county's most modern funeral like atmosphere and memorial chapel, dedicated to the homes with a completely home-like atmosphere. 85 Riverside Ave, Red Bank continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished 110 IrMd Street Rtd lank. N. J. 1 C. SIDUN, Mgr. SH 7-0332 101 BROAD STREET EATONTOWN service and quiet dignity. Liberty MMI Opposite Molly Hotel Formerly of East Orange / HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT Straight JIEP BANK REGISTER Rally For Wall Street • NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market surprised some observers yesterday by tarrying its rally hrough the third straight se«- on. International B u s i n e ss Ma- nines, which has become kind • market keystone lately, losed with a gain of 9% at 482'/<. Of 1.268 Issues traded, 689 ad- vanced and 359 declined. New highs lor the year totaled 13 and new lows 53. Volume was 3.32 million shares compared with 3.78 million Wednesday. Eleven of the 16 most active stocks advanced, four declined and one was unchanged. TRACHIRS RETIRE — Three faculty members of River Street School, Red Bank, were honored yesterday for many Genera)1 Telephone & Electron- yean' seryice to the teaching profession. Mn. Milton Simms, center, president of'the Parent-Teacher Association, cs was the most active stock, •nchanged at 23% on 99,400 presents a gift to Cecil Graves, teacher tince 1927. Others, left to right, are William P. Paiiclcy, River Street hares. Second was General principal; Mrs. Marie Lowry, retiring after 35 years, and Mrs. Louise Bell, 25 years of,teaching. Motors, up 1 at 55'/, on 59,400 hares. Third was Royal Dutch ip % at 40%, on 53,800 shares. Next came Champlin Oil, up Certified as Diplomates '.% at 29, and Benguet, up % at •H-. A FAMOUS GUEST last night spread the word about tha Red Bank Presbyterian Successful Investing Ford rose % following news of Church's "Growth Fund." He's Rev. Dr. Daniel A. Poling, second from left, editor its profit gain and record sales Son-in-Law's Advice Bad Vmerlcan Bosch Arma was heav- of the Christian Herald and pastor emeritus of Marble Collegiate Church. About ily traded and up 3% It had been 400 guests heard his talk, "Don't Mark Faith Down." Shown with him, left to right, For Victim of 1929 Crash picked with. Thompson Ramo Wobldridge to develop the guid- are Philip A. Roy, general chairman of the church's fund drive; Rev. Dr. Charles S. ance system for the Titan III Air Webster, pastor, and Eatontown's Mayor Herbert E. Werner, toastmaster. By ROGER E. SPEAR Force space booster. Thomp- son Ramo Wooldridge gained 2'A Q) "I am a retired Civil ance, and Eastern Can. How do in less active turnover. Personnel Director Ice employee, aged 60, with a you feel about these?" M. B. monthly pension of $290. I have A) The 1929.crash made us all Yesterday's closing stocks: $4,000 to invest and would like pretty cautious for a time. I'm ACF Ind I-T-E CM Brk 11V Adami Ex 2»H Johna Man 52 •n Income with some growth pos- glad you've got your courage Mr Reduo 58'i Jonea ft . ST klleg Cp lofi Joy litt sibilities. back. klleg tut 41(4 Kalisr Al I've never been a coward kites P» il(£ Kannecott haven't bought Koppera stocks since where money Is concerned, but killed Ch 45 Krtigs, IS i kllla dial 1IH M.i the crash of living through the frenzied '20's klcoa «l Kroxer km Alrlln a>% Lthfrh C4N 257 1929, when I certainly strengthened my nat- dm Brk 8b Slit lieu Port C lost my savings ural leaning toward conservatism, km Can 44% Leh V«l Ind am Cyan 47 i>h1 vai an and became a Your son-in-law's suggestion, .m MftFdy 30% LOS Olaia 69V im Smelt 64% Lib UcNiL, coward where have some merit and may very km Mot US Un ft My w likely meet his own requirement, km Bid IT Lilkent Stl investing is km TelftTel 125(4 Mack Trie 41 concerned. My —but I don't feel that they're Mn Tob New 40% Uartln II 22" Dr. Richard A. Daniels Dr. James C Kirby Jr. am VIICOH 67H llerck son-in-law, who the right stocks for you. amp Ino 28J4 MOM *2', buys stocks Royal Dutch is a. very high knaconda 48tt Minn MftJI 68 LONG BRANCH—Two members 1 versity and received his medical krmco stl 6S% Mo Pae A 47!. SPEAR suggests Royal grade Issue, but there is little krmour ft Co 48 Mont Ward U of Monmouth Medical Center's degree from the State University krmrt Ck 71U Nat Bljc 88 Dutch Petroleum, Tower Accept growth here, and I would rathei staff have been notified of their of New York. He has served with ktchUon 25 N Cub R«t 102 Nat Dairy RMERS see you buy Texaco, a fine oil kahWOIl 65 certification as diplomates by the the Air Force medical service kU Relln Nat Distill iW that Is growing and producing a American Board of Internal Med- and at Mount Sinai Hospital, New Avco Corp 21 Nat Oypa 4D< 3 per cent yield, too. Babcock ft W 50 Nat steel 391 Decision icine. York. Bald Lima 17 NY CentrU W. Tower Universal (formerly lalt ft Oh 29 Nil M Pw Dr. Richard A. Daniels, who Dr. Kirby was educated at Sayuk CIj No Am AT 62; Tower Acceptance) and Eastern HoJ w Nor Pac 37T resides and practices in Oak- Duke University and George sell ft " Nwat Alrlln Reserved Can are relatively small units In 3endix UK 29*4 hurst, and Dr. James C. Kirby, Washington University where he 3eth steel 3»"i Norwich Pb their fields—respectively, small Jr., who practices In this city, studied under a fellowship in Boeing 47(1 Ohio Oil lames T. Dolan, Jr. loans and can-making. To my Sorden 63H Outb Mar have filled the requirements of hematology. He has worked with 3or( Warn 43% Owena 111 Gl „ OnVariances mind, they lack seasoning, and iruniwlck 34% Pan A W Air 22 ASBURY PARK — Dale B. residencies in their specialties. the National Institute of Health luckeye PI 51'i Param Plct 48", Otto, president of New Jersey FAIR HAVEN - The Zoning I consider all such stocks too Dr. Daniels was a member of and the U, S. Public Health Serv- luey Erie 17% Penney, JO speculative for a man like your- iulova 12% Pa PwALt 37*4 Natural Gas Company, has an< Board of Adjustment last night Phi Beta Kappa at Syracuse Uni- ice. lurl Ind 23% Pa RR reserved decision on three appli- self who needs the very highest JI «'/? Pepal Cola nounced the appointment of Trae S7H Parkin Sim James T. Dolan, Jr., as director cations for variances until its in security. In their place I sug- Celanete 40K Pnll El next meeting, June 7. gest a single issue, Long Island C. Woodhead; his automobile to Chei ft Oh 88 Phlll Pet 55 of personnel. his brother, Walter A. Woodhead, Chryiler 6IH Pit Bteetl 0! ' The board will inspect each of Lighting, • yielding a secure 3 Cltlei Eva S5K Pub 8v E4O 65% The newly-created position was per. cent, with a good apprecia- County Wills and the remainder of the estate Coca Cola 86 Pullman 32? the threeWp Colg Palm 45H Pure Oil 35 made necessary by the com' Paul Jahnes, Rumson, applied tion potential. to his daughter, Grace W. Fields, 3olum oaa 28% RCA S9S pany's expansion in recent years, Q) "We are a couple under 40, FREEHOLD — Wills probated and his wife, Ada Woodhead. 3oml Bolv 33% Reading Co for variances which would per- here recently by Surrogate Ed- ^>n EdU VH Repub SU Mr. Otto, said. • buying stocks for the future. W< 7ont Can 43^ Revlon 63 mit construction of a single- ward C. Broege Included those AGNES C. POTTS, Fair Haven Torn Pd BSH Rayn Met 31. Mr. Dolan was formerly in- family dwelling on the northerly bought Woolworth because of who died April 9, willed her es- Crown Zell 63% Rey Tob 60? dustrial relations assistant with for: Onio Stl IB Rob Vulton 35' side of Cooney Ter. The lot is their plans to go into the dis- tate to her sister, Gertrude M Curtlll Wr 17 Bt Reg Pao S41 the National Lead Company. He located- In a R-20 zone and Is count yield. The stock has gon EDWARD B. SANDFORD, Mat Taylor. >el ft Rod 16U St JoaLead 32 was graduated from Manhattan a wan, who died April 13, willed >ent Sup :s% Sean Rotb 83TI situated on the Navesink River down in value since, and we an CLAIRE McARDLE, Middle- Dou( Alra 5«% Shell oil 37 College and attended the New, wondering if we should sell and $8,000 each to his children, Wil- >ow Ctiera C3T4 Sinclair 36 shore. town, who died Oct. 28, left her Du Pont 2M% Smith.' AO York University graduate school buy Interstate Department liam F. Sandford, Charlotte F. 30 AS LOW AS Your attic can be converted bite The house would be located on estate to Arthur Boles. Duq \A 31 Socony 82i of business administration. • lot 7,000 square feet less than Stores." T. C. Hopkins, Bernice Troy and )ut Kod 109 Sou Pae 27 bright, cheery rooms with tin in* Dorothy J. Geran; $300 each to Ind. John 19 Sou Hy 91* He lives with his wife, the for- required by the zone. It would A) In your position I would LOUISE ALEXANDER. Ocean Erie Lack 3H Sperry'Rd 19? A stallatlon of a dormer. We will do Just that. Woolworth Is anieces, Eleanor Ewart and Au- Township, who died Feb. 13,Hre«ton« 43% std Brand 68? mer Hilda Johnson, and their V install dormer and partition have 35 feet less frontage than ?MC Cp 7714 Std Oil Cal 6 daughter, Marion, 7, at 46 North strong stock well, suited for, con-drey Callaghan, and nephew, Nor- willed her estate to Emily Ma- 'ord Mot S«S sta on NJ rooms and you can finish the lob required and sldeyards five feet larrett S0H Stud Pack Park Ave., Shrewsbury.^ less than required. servative accounts, but I believi man Noe; $499 to Myrtle A. honey. en Accept ' 21H Texaco 51 % or we will do entire job. Either Piekielek, and $1,000 to George en Cigar 36>i Tex o Prod Neighbors in the there Is more growth ahead fo FRANK T. WISE, Red Bank, en I)ynam ZXVk Ttitron 27"i way you save money. Call for pressed concern that the house Interstate. N. Wilson. The remainder of the who died April 9; Herbert A. en Elcc 72 Tldewat Oil estate.is left to his wife, Ara- en Fda 8$K Transamer . 4<; PER DAY free estimate and see. would block their river views. (Mr. Spear cannot answer all Scott, Little Silver, who died en Moton 55% Un Carbide. bella. on Pub Ut 33(iUn Pac 104 Party May 15 Abraham 3. Zager, Red Bank mail personally but will answer April 10; John J. McGoldrick, ' TeliEl 23H Unit Alro 3U4 attorney, represented Mr. Jahnes. all questions possible In his col- KATHERINE PATTEN, Free- Shrewsbury, who died April 2; on Tlr» 2SS United Cp 47; Ulette <(% US Llnei NO MONEY DOWN The second pending application umn.) hold, who died April 4, left $5,- Demarest S. Newman, Highlands, 31en All 12H VB Plywd For GOP Club is that of Paul Caruso of 661 000 each to her sisters, Mary who died April 16, and William Soodrlch 58H US Rub 3oodyear 41% US Smelt PORT MONMOUTH — The River Rd., who seeks to estab- Kirby and Helen C. Patten; $2,- H. Irvine, Long Branch, who 3race ft Co SO US Steel FIRST PAYMENT AUGUST lish a shoe repair shop In his 500 each to her nieces, Mary Jane died April 14, willed their estates 3t AftP W, Van Al Stl Women's Republican club will Greyhound 28H Walwortn 6 hold a card party May 15 at the garage. The property is in aFined, Warned Stiles* and Elizabeth Dronne, and to their respective wives. mt on \vL Warn B Pie IS UP TO 20 YRS. TO PAY lammer Pap 34H Wn Un Tel 37 H home of Mrs. Olga Eastmond. residential zone., Objectors to Eugenia P. Rives and David [11 Cent 40K Wettg El 33? FREE ESTIMATES ON the plan were Mr. and Mrs. Her- Rives; $1,000 to Helen Patten, PAULINE WERT, Long [nt Bug Mch 428',i White Mot 46V Mrs. Herbert Vivian, Mrs. David By Magistrate Branch, who died April, 6, in ant Harv 53% Woolworth 76? Adams and Mrs. Raymond Bryk • DORMERS • MODERN KITCHEN bert Hawkins of 669 River Rd., Jane Towers and Helen Preston. 'nt Nick 75% Yngst Sb ft T S3 • ROOM ADDITIONS • MODERN BATHROOM EATONTOWN — Thomas I. will dated Dec. 1, 1953 and a Int Paper 33 will be hostesses. who said businesses should not The will also left $5,000 and prop- tot TelftTel 47« • 'ATTIC ROOMS • PLUMIINQ-HEATINO be set up in residential zones. Conklin, 15 Mechanic St., Red erty at 10 Hudson St. and 140 codicil dated July 6,' 1960, be- Mrs. Fred Beam and Mrs. Ray- •.ROOFINO-SIDINQ • MASONRY Miss Dixie Wilson of 21 Chest- Bank, received a $10 fine and aSouth St., both Freehold, and queathed $300 each to Mrs. Mary mond, committee women, • PORCH ENCLOSURES • OARAOE-BHEEZEWAY P. Campbell, Estelle Howland JUNE GRADUATE nut (St,,. seeks to build an "L" stern warning from Magistrate property at 351 First Ave., Man- spoke about the poor attendance Peter J. Edwardsen after being Mae Hall, and Inez Wortman HAZLET — Lawrence J. Lynch •haped' porch on the side and asquan, to William D. Patten. tf 20 Gerald Ter. will graduate n the primary election turnout. rear of her home, which la found guilty of a drunk and dis-The remainder of the estate is She also leaves a gift of $498 to Mrs. Paul Ludlow reported on owned by Michael Lettlerl, 390 orderly charge here yesterday. Melville Stein and $1,000 each to from Rutgers University, New- left to nieces, Katherine Shaltis, ark, in June. Employed fay P.the Bayshore area flood control Judge Edwardson suspended a Eileen Albrecht and Mrs. Frank Stanley Stein, Beatrice Gold- and beach development in Port MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. River Rd. She would need a Ballantine & Sons, Newark, as <-M!DDI.ETO\VNi rearyard variance. The house sentence at a year at hard labor Stout, and nephew Oscar M. Kir-smith, and Nina Rannow. The lat- Monmouth. ter two also receive wearing ap- a promotion planning supervisor, SHatlvside 1-3IK0 has a front setback which is but placed the Red Bank man by. Hostesses at the June meeting, parel. A gift of $500 was left to Mr. Lynch will receive his BA •even feet less than required in on probation for a year. to be held at the home of Mrs. ELLA C. WELSH, Freehold, the Jewish Community Center, degree in marketing. A member the zone. Robert W. Duckworth, 260 Ar- Olga . Eastmond, will be Mrs. who died April 8, left a diamond Long Branch. The remainder 0 of Beta Rho Chapter of the In- nold ' St., Oceanport, was fined Freida Winkleman, Mrs. Mar- ring and 15 shares of American the estate was left to Stanley ternational Fraternity of Delta $25 and had his driver license garet Tripold and Mrs. Albert Telephone and Telegraph Co. Stein. Anthony T. Woolley is Sigma Pi, he is married and revoked for 30 days for speeding Johnson. . It Pays to Advertise in The Register Egg Market stock to her niece, Marie C. Mar-listed as executor. has two children. NEW YORK (AP) - Wholesale 65 miles per hour in a 50-mile- per hour zone. tin; 12 shares each to nephews, egg offerings ample on large and Dr. William J. Martin and Don- light on smaller sizes, demand Also fined for speeding were ald F. Martin; 39 shares to a Richard Weiner, 315 Oceanport MOVIE ON MINISTRY only fair on large and good on great-nephew, William M. Saker; NEW YORK (AP) - A film balance yestetrday. Ave., Oceanport, $20; Blevda D. 45 shares to great-niece, Ellin M. Treuman, North Brunswick, $15 produced in Hollywood at a cost New York spot quotations: Saker, and 12 shares to a niece, of $70,000 by the United Lutheran MIXED COLORS John M. Moore, 202 Atkins Ave., Agnes C. Martin. The remainder Asbury Park, $15; Robert Bos- Church's Board of Higher Edu Extras (47 lbs. min.) 31-32; of the estate was left to Mary C. cation, is designed to attracl extras medium (40 lbs. average) sone, 166 Cherry St., Long Cashion and niece, Carolyn Mar- Branch, $18; and Juan L. Rodri young men to the ministry. It's ^^ smalls ((35 lbs. aver- tin Saker. called, "Is This for Me?" The AUCTION age) 21-22; standards 29-30'/$; guez, 610 Broadway, Long Branch, $15. GEORGE R. WOODHEAD, 42-minute film is Intended for checks 26-27. Shrewsbury, who died April 13, showing among high school and B. G. COATS—SELLING WHITES Patricia Rago, 350. Norwood left $1,000 to his brother, Thomas college students. Extra* (47 lbs. min.) 31^-33; Ave., Long Branch, was fined extras medium (40 lbs. average) $10 for a .violation of the dog or- WHEN ? 29-30; top quality (47 lbs. min.) dinance. Anne Iloy, Seaside Park TOMORROW. MAY 5th-10:30 A.M. 3)^4-35; mediums (41 lbs. aver- was fined $10 fdr failure to give a LOCAL SECURITIES age) 29-31; smals (36 lbs. aver- proper turn signal, and Harold K The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- Nanney, 2 Klcrnan Blvd., Long age) 22-23} peewees 16'/3-17^. ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- WHERE 7 BROWNS Branch, was assessed the same tions. They are a guido to the range within which these securities BINGHAM HALL, filNGHAM AYE., RUMSON Extras (47 lbs. min.) 31'/4-32^; amount for a faulty stop light could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated top quality (47 lbs. min.) 31%- Joseph Feiffer, ttopelawn, and by the "asked") at the time of completion. French Provincial bedroom suite, davenport chairs, rugs, Johnson 35 HP out- 33>/£; mediums (41 lbs. averageg ) Samuel Coleman, 14 Suvic La BANKS WHAT 7 board motor, boutique, many new Florentine trays, lawn mower, paintings, ships 29-3123 ; smalllls (3(366 llbsb. average) Fort Monmouth, received $10 Div. Asked 21-22; peewees 16 4 fines for failure to display li Asbury Park-Ocean Grove (adj.) .50 48 models, rugs, 6 Victorian chairs, wicker furniture, drapes, aluminum porch fur- censes and registrations, and Belmar-Wall National 2.50 niture, rugs, broadloom and Oriental, room size and throw; mezzotint, sax- Central Jersey Bank .60 32 Dolores I. Bltello, Paul Ave., ophone, twin bed with specially constructed mattress, for a sick room; furs, Eatontown, was fined $10 for go Farmers & Merchants 1.00 First Merchants National Bank .25 11 silver, guitar, antique prints, fireplace equipment, 12 gold and enamel detni- ing through a stop sign. Kcansburg-Middletown 10.011 Long Branch Trust 20.00 taue ipoont from Jensens, demi-tasse cups and saucers, Florentine picture Matawan Bank / .30 frames, dishes, glassware, carved lovesoat with damask cover, television, elec- Student Receives Monmouth County National .12 EGGS Honor Certificate New Jersey Trust 1.00 tric appliance*, toys, books, gourmet foods from Perry's fine food store, lamps, Peoples National," Keyport 3.00 pair brass lamps, brass candlesticks, bedroom suite; double, bed, night tablos; LITTLE SILVER - William Any Quantity! Sea Bright National dressing table, 3 outboard motor stands, Columbia Hi Fi speaker, 6 mustache IIG. Schanck, Jr., son of Mr. and INDUSTRIAL Mrs. William G. Schanck of 51 cupi (collector's items), and some antiques. Cartoned or Bulk Brockway Glass (x) .80 Silverton Ave., received a Found-Bzura Chemicals FOR THE BENEFIT OF Candled and packed er's Day Honors Certificate last '.lectronlcs Associates (xxx) week at New York University's Hanson VW-M WHY? THE CHILDREN'S PSYCHIATRIC CENTER of EATONTOWN to your specifications. International Flavors & Fragrances 1131st anniversary of the signing BY THE RUMSON FRIENDS I of its charter. Laird & Company Mr. Schanck Is in the upper 10 Monmouth Electric EIGEMRAUCH I per cent of the June, 1962, grad- Monmouth Park 12 Good Sandwiches, Cold Pop, Chocolate Dessert Sale N, J. Natural Gas (x) 1.00 FOOD! uating class of the School of N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. >20 Commerce, Accounts, and Ft- Rowan Controller -FARMS nance of NYU. Trad Electronics TO THE AUCTION! SH 7-2008 He has been accepted by the U.'S. Homes and Development >rp. COME University of Maine Law School, (x) Plus 2% stock dividend (xx) .25 Cash HAVE A BARGAIN-FILLED, FUN-FULL DAY I'and will enter there next fall. xxx) 5 per cent stock div. 1961 T will be supplied by the Cited for Aiding Linfante Father, Son tw. . - »J • THE HAT0S Safe Driver, Plant wer* completed tor tte Bridge Column He. 1W ...... May 4» roller dating party to b» fart 72, Honored Hike Slated at tfas Bdv«Un Ami, KMW- if AUTOS SHEINWOLD burj. May It « 7:38 p-m, -5 ; East 4t*kr , ., CAP) — Siegfried WEST KEANSBURQ - Find fiaessiag with duairoys tea. This Cil WltU you )itv« more tfcifl one NORTH Ray of &u»ex wu cwigriiUilatftd jdao* for the father and son bike dock annouoctd tbtr* Will ft» chance for your contract look play would Immediately guarao Wednesday for driving tor half « to be held tomorrow wire made Cub Scout bailc training for 4er| for a line of play that will give tee the contract if West had the century without an accident. jack of diamonds. O Q 10 5 •t an executive committee meet- mothers and committee rntml you til your chances. Avoid Ned X Parseklan, director of ben. to be held at the Ke*Mt*cf putting all your eggs into one As it happens, East wins witl • A 10 2 Ing of Cub Pack 149, held last WEST EAST the Division of Motor Vehicles, Public School on.jthree COOMCU- basket. the jack of diamonds and trie commended Ray for his excep- week at the home of Mr. and to cash the ace of diamonds tive Thursdays, May 10, 17,|nd When this hand was played, $10 743'

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There are always Mayor McClintock linked Sta- OPEN EVENINGS plenty of machines available; never any waiting. tion WRLB with the future prog- ress of the city as an Informa- 'I Sforei at And the price is io> low, you can do a family wash tion medium. City Manager EATONTOWN for only ponniei! Bowen Invited listeners, com- ments or questions. Budget your purchat* if you wuh! Vtts our °fl- SPRINGFIELD Next Wednesday at I): 45 p.m., Councilman Iidgar Dlnkelspiel, Day No Carrying Chnrfti Plan (Small Servic* ORANGE chairman of the city clean-up Chargr) or our Extended 18 Month Plan, fully DONALD'S COIN-0-MATIC and palnt-up campaign for Mny HUFFMAN BOYLE POMPTON PLAINS will be tilt* speaker. imurcd for your protection. 14 N. Irldg. Avt. Newman Springs Rd. Rt. 35 Circle, Entoiitown, IJ 2-1010 HACKENSACK RID IANK and So. Irldg* Avt. It ptyg to advertise In The RAMSEY . Register.—Advertisement "Opposite Monmouth Shopping Ctnter, k tylster ONI WAY TICKET BISHOP, Reporter ICT by Jobs ft Cock *ad Henry Cfary WhadJya Know - tondusha THOMAS ffiVTHG BROWN, Publisher IH8-IBI The purpose of "Guinness Book of World Recdrdj" IAMBS 1. HOGAN. Edttw ML HAROLD KELLY. G«atnl Mauier W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager by Norris and Ross McWhirter (Sterling Publishing Co.) is to stop bar arguments. I'm only half way through Member ol (he Associated Press _ it thuun «iciuu*rt or as aHvertlstment In which tb» typojraphlcU »rror ocoura, A* talking about?" < TtrtlMri will pt—Mt notlfj tlw manaftmtnt Unnndlttily H my jrror which may occur. Still, some of the facts are, as I ThU ompapw auumu no nmomlbllltlu for «t aumenti ol oplntona to MtUra from fta nadara. said in an earlier column, fascinating. On» M»r S19.00 Six month*. 18.00 •Utaorlptlon Prlctj In Advanu eop» bj mill, » eenti For example: The largest star is Epison Bum cosy al counUr, T capu Aurigae B, which has a diameter of FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1962 2,500 million miles. Our sun and six planets could be buried inside it The BISHOP farthest star from us is in Andromeda. Philosophy of the Turf The light it sheds started from the star 2,300,000 years ago. The season of the lawnmower is a great deal about a man's character The Most Expensive perfume is Patou's Joy: $48 by the state of his lawn. The man upon us. Householders, with vary- an ounce. The most Poisonous substance is Clostridium ing degrees of reluctance, have who is quite philosophical about the botulinum type D. One four thousandth of one qunce sharpened the blades and oiled the fact that an accident of nature—his could kill everyone in the world. The Most Precious motors. The first mowing served own or that of this firmament—has Stone is not a diamond. It's a ruby. They are becoming chiefly to level the wild onion given him a stubbornly weedy and rare and a 6-karat ruby was sold for $33,600. patchy lawn, will sagely tell his wife The Biggest Gem ever found was an aquamarine and to limber up winter-stiffened 1 muscles. that it is really comical to regard a at Marambaia, Brazil , in 1910. It weighed 520,000 karats. The Largest Gold Nugget was taken from Hill lawn as a status symbol. The gay, unwelcome blooms of End, New South Wales, in 1872. It weighed "7,560 the first crop of dandelions have But, poor or plushy, our lawns ounces. There are 59,000,(JpO.cameras in the U.S. The sprung up to mock us cheerfully. are a haven for all of us. Taxes and Highest Number ever used is- centillion, which is 10 Before us lies the annual struggle timetables, fall-out and financial followed by 600 zeroes. There is a primitive tribe called with crabgrass, plantains, moles, fears—none of the woes of daily life Yancos, on the Amazon, which has never been able to count beyond three. grubs, and bare spots. Before us lie are quite so menacing while we tend hours and hours of feeding, watering our lawns. These Days: The Thinnest Cut ever made was by Dr. Fernando Moran in Venezuela. He used a diamond-knifed micro- and bartering the grass. The man bending to uproot a LETTERS tome to get a slice One fifty thousandth of an inch The man whose lawn is a carpet weed, and the woman kneeling to A Tragic letter AGREES WITH JIM BISHOP Greater Keansburg thick. The I.B.M. electric brain 7090 is said to be pble of green will, one day in August, dig up a dandelion, rises better able By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Junior Chamber of to read six novels per second and is able to write them remark to his wife that you can tell to face the world we all must live in. Commerce. back on magnetic tape In the same length of time; Leo S. Jacoby, of New York, writes to me in two To the Editor:. Around The World, 11,475 persons are born every The column by; Mr. Jim fcshor. hour and 6,075 die. The largest town is Kiruna, Sweden, The Six Corners Situation inks, blue and red. The letter is supposed to be funny, in your paper of the 26th of Aprl If it amuses you, please laugh. It does not amuse me 1962, was of the utmost interes which embraces 5,458 square miles. Longest Life ex- Monmouth County motorists, as a new road would be built to it. The This is the letter: to the Greater Keansburg Junioi pectancy is Norway: 71 years for men, 75 for women. Chamber of Commerce. Most Bathtubs Per Capita: Panama, with over 99 per well as those who travel often to plan also calls for dualizing about "I am opposed to all subversive elements in the As is evident in the enclosec cent of all homes equipped. . the shore area, will be delighted to a half-mile of Rt. 35 in the vicinity United States. three-page presentation of ou "The Republican party is trying to "Beach Erosion and Property Most Doctors: Russia, with 380,000. Most psychia- learn that there is a plan in Trenton of the present intersection. Damage Resolution" we share a overthrow the present government by rists: U.S. with 13,425. Shortest Reign of a King: Jean I to eliminate the dangerous Six Cor- Many Keyport borough officials very common concern. However, force (of dollars) and violence (of even more in evidence is the fact of France, who was monarch at birth and died at the ners intersection in Keyport. take a dim view of the overpass pro- that we are not segking just an- age of 120 hours. Highest Paid Legislators: U.S. Sena- words). - other appropriation but the elim- The state Highway Department posal because of the large amount "Why do we allow this subversive ination of continued waste is ou ors. Base salary: $22,500. Tax exemption: $3,000. Of- has scheduled a hearing May 16 to of property it would require and its element to exist?" objective, through positive and ice Help Allowance: $130,000. Also free travel, tele- conclusive action on this costl: outline the proposal. effect on pedestrian travel. Several Perhaps the name Is a pseudonym. phones, mail, medical care, telegrams, flowers and legacy which each generation of haircuts. ' Whether the idea the state has have suggested a jug handle rather I am rising to the occasion because, I shore residents has inherited SOKOLSKY assume, the writer of the letter may personally and every citizen of Closest Election: Jan. 17, 1961 in Zanzibar, when advanced is the best one to cope with than an overpass. truly believe that roubles are superior to dollars and this state and the nation flnan the Afro-Shirazi Party won by one seat, which they this situation, we cannot say at this While this might be a better so- daily. . ained by one vote. In the past 3,456 years, man has a prison sentence for holding an opinion is superior While the statistics are relative time. At least an effort is being made lution, for Keyport, as a town, we to freedom of speech and of the press. to but one community of the Bay- Ken at peace exactly 230 years. Bloodiest War: WW to do away with this dangerous in- feel it would be no solution at all There are such people in this sad world. They shore Area which as an area wll I, in which 22,060,000 persons died, and 34,300,000 benefit by this measure of pro- tersection. Anyone who has tried to for the area, as a whole. prefer to live in the United States because it is com- vounded. Biggest Battleship: The Japanese Yamato, tection, bear in mind the magnl r2,20O tons. Biggest Carrier: U.S.S. Enterprise, 85,350 make a left turn into any one of the With the opening of the Sandy fortable here and they can be Communists or anti-Com- tude of the costs indicated, multi- plied by the remaining communi- ons. , arteries there, while waiting for traf- Hook State Park, we have no doubt munists or dance the twist or even be Nazis here with impunity and the only peril they face is that someone ties of this area and the entln Fastest Warship: French destroyer Le Terrible, fic in the opposite direction to pass, that summer traffic on Rt. 35 will shore. will regard them as idiots or dopes or exhibitionists or Bear In mind also that during 5.25 knots. Longest Naval Service: Admiral Provo knows the problem that exists at the be heavier than ever. Something anything you please. u • a recent conference in Atlantl Willis of England, who went to sea in 1804 and served Six Corners. It is one of those "sur- must be done to ease The Six Cor- City, resolutions were made re- National Renaissance Party questing appropriations for sur- 97 years. Oldest Army: Vatican Swiss Guards, organ- vival of the fittest;" situations—and, ners situation—at the same time con- It is like the horrible mail I get from something veys as to what positive protec- zed prior to A.D. 1400. Most Laws: U.S. Federal and frankly, we are amazed that there sidering local interests. The May 16 tion could be furnished, whil tate: 1,156,644. Greatest Alimony: $11,550,000 paid called the National Renaissance Party, 10 West 90 here in the Bayshore area we are not more accidents at that spot. hearing is set for 10:30 a.m. in the Street, New York 24, N.Y., which has, as a masthead, have since 1957 been informed of •y R. H. Fleet, an American, to his second wife for the positive measures of protec- verbal abuse." The state's plan would eliminate Liberty Hose Fire Company, Key- a bolt of lightning in a circle. The title of the circular is "Mass Meeting To Oppose Jewish Leadership Of tion required by the Army Corps Shortest Will: A man named Thorn wrote it In the intersection where Rt. 35, Broad- port. It should be well attended so of Engineers, New York District, The Conservative Movement." at an extensive cost to the gov- 906: "All for mother." Highest Murder Rate: Mexico, way and Maple Ave. cross. An over- that the state can take all views into that too is funny because when anti-Communism ernment for the survey and sub- with 42 per day. Greatest Mass Murder: The Chinese pass would be constructed about 300 consideration before making a final sequent costs to everyone con was unpopular, the overt activists in such a movemen cerned as a result of this projec eople's Republic, between 1950 and 1955, (executed feet west of the present crossing and decision, included many Jews. Now that the word, conservatism, never having been activated. 0 million people who spurned communism. Happiest has become more popular and even profitable, many We feel that each and every Failure was John i|^? sentenced to die for killing a opportunists rush in. The National Renaissance Party citizen realizes the expenditures oman in 1884. He survived 3 attempts to hang him, Your Money's Worth: incurred by our various levels o ; circular reads in its first paragraph: government these days, but that vas freed in 1917, and lived until 1933. "While all major Jewish organizations in the they sincerely and rightfully Longest Time in Prison was Martin Daltln, 91, a question the obvious continuance White House Guideposts on Prices Wages United States, inclusive of the Jewish War Veterans of financial expenditures on murderer who died after 62 years in Rhode Island State the American Jewish Committee, the Anti-Defamation negative rather than a positive Prison. He went 21 years without a letter and 61 years ' By SYLVIA PORTER League of B'nai B'rith, and various Zionist groups, have basis resulting in waste that no ivithout a visitor. Greatest Spending Spree: U.S. Gov- one can afford. lective bargaining." Roosa, a decisions" as "neither desirable Since the White House crack- viciously smeared and denounced the rebirth of Ameri Respectfully yours, rnment, 1945, spent $98 billion. Highest Taxes: Hol- down on steel, fears that Wash- world-respected authority on in the American tradition nor can nationalism as embodied in the Conservative Move and, 40 per cent. No one person knows the whole com- ington Is moving toward peace- monetary affairs, emphasized practical" in our type of econ John Ziegler, Jr., time control of prices and wages that with their acceptance, the omy. "Final price decisions lie— ment, many Jewish intellectuals, some with former Chairman of the Beach ination of the safe at Fort Knox, Ky. Biggest Check have mounted alarmingly. There U.S. will "have passed a most and should continue to lie—in the Erosion and Property Iver Written: $334,000,000 for the purchase of British Communist records, have been ordered to infiltrate and Damage Committee. is now real crucial milestone on the road" hands of individual firms," the capture key positions of leadership within the conserva 'ord Motors Ltd. World's Longest Strike: Called against danger that th toward prosperity at home and CEA said flatly. The only quali* fears them lasting equilibrium in our finan- fication is that "decisions on tive hierarchy. These phoney Jewish conservatives want ANSWERS CRITIC Dublin pub in March 1939, settled Dec. 1953. selves are dam- cial accounts abroad. wages and prices recognize the to divert public attention from internal subversion and 184 Hance Rd., Biggest Drinkers: South Africans. Smallest: Bel- aging business (3) The guideposts reject out- national interest in the results" Fair Haven, N. I focus national opinion on the activities of foreign Com- To the Editor: ians. Biggest dinner: Cooked eggs stuffed in fish, the ^ confidence. The right "controls in peacetime over —hardly an inflammatory doc- 1 extreme ac the outcomes of wage negotia- trine this late in the 20th cen- munist governments in Cuba, Soviet Russia, and Red The letter about laboratory ani- sh stuffed in chickens, the chickens stuffed into whole ^ cusations that tions an^^ivcr individual prio tury. China . . ." mals burns one up, and I'm up heep, the whole sheep stuffed into roast camel. Worst President Ken in arms to contradict the asser- (4) Here are the guideposts: One would pay no attention to such nonsense were tions which this writer claims! Driver: Mrs. Luella Puett, 81, of Detroit. She has 97 nedy is pre CARMICHAEL The rate of wage increase, in- pared to die it not that Conservatism in the United States is dam- tEditor's Note: The reference ffenses; her 96th was the ramming of a police car. cluding fringe benefits, should is to an April 27 letter to the PORTER tate price-wage not exceed the overall rate of aged by such gibberish. In a free society, men of al Oh brother, the arguments this can start . . . trends and IT LOOKS PRETTY editor, objecting to the use of increase In productivity in our faiths tend to join organizations of all types. The animals In laboratory expert that we have taken a giant step MICE—IF YfaU PoN'T country — meaning the wages ments.) "He Seems Like A Pretty Nice Sort For A toward state socialism are should not rise faster than the American Conservative position, politically and eco- THIM< ABOUT It BEIH& rise In output per manhour or nomically, may be traced back to Alexander Hamilton Most people who begin this Fellow Wh,o Believes hi Government, That Is" enough to frighten any believer subject have never been farther In the U.S. system of private *fcVfcRANfi PAY- put even more simply, in indus- and his associates in the Federalist Party just as mod- try's efficiency. Productivity has than the limits of Monmouth enterprise. ern Conservatism in Great Britain may be traced back County. I have been miles be- Here are background facts— been climbing about 3 per cent a year so wages should not climb to Benjamin Disraeli. ' / yond and our family, being a and I mean facts—to help set the group of scientists, not physicists, record straight In your mind. more rapidly than 3 per cent a year. 19th Century Liberalism have had access to many labora- (1) Thfi White House's reaction tories, including those which use to the steel industry's across-the- The rate of price increase or Conservatism has nothing to do with hate or with animals. board price hike at this time was decrease should be geared to pro an itinerant personality earning a living. It is a con- In every case—Chicago Univer- foreshadowed back in January ductivity too. For instance, In sity, Western Reserve, NYU, and when the President presented to ception of life growing out of historic memory. Most an industry in which efficiency people in the United States are guided by what might Dr. Fischer's special laboratory Congress his Economic Report is rising 6 per cent a year while where he has white rats for food together with the annual report wages are rising 3 per cent and be called 19th Century Liberalism, and mutual aids. tests—the laboratories nro clean- of his Council of Economic Ad- which thus Is enjoying declining In the 20th Century, this concept of life, rich in hu- sr thnn the kitchen where food visers. In that report on pages unit labor costs, this would sug- I* prepared for the children. 185-190, the Cll\ laid down what gest price cuts. In an industry manistic literature, is Conservatism. it called "Guideposts For Nonin- Do these complaining people n which efficiency is Increasing The circular before me is aimed at stimulating ;at meat? Have they ever visited flatlonary Wage and Price Be- more slowly than wages, this havior." If nig Steel's directors racial hatred. Take this paragraph: the Chicago slaughter houses would suggest price hikes. In an where the animals are kept wait- had bothered to read those six ndustry in which the two rates "Are you aware that every effort is being made pages, surely they wnuld have Ing without water or food, some- are equal, this would suggest by Jewish 'Conservatives' like Barry Goldwater, Roy times for days. Waiting for what? thought a bit more about the price stability. timing and method of their price! Cohn, Dr. Fred Schwarz, an Australian Jew who grosses To be later placed on your move. (5) There is great flexibility elegantly appointed dining table, within these general fiuideposts, over one million dollars per year through his 'Christian carved with sterling carver and (2) Thoughtful observers have of course. As nn illustration, Anti-Communist Crusade,' George Sokolsky, and Mar- placed on Havlland china platesi realized the significance of tliese wage boosts would exceed the vin Liebman, to discredit and undermine such Gentile Conveyed to the mouth with a Buidcposts from the start. In n ;eneral guide rate in Industries sterling fork! Champagne and speech before the American where there are severe labor patriots as Major General Edwin Walker and Robert everything! Bankers Association in February, shortages and would fall short of Welch of the John Birch Society?" under Secretary of the Treasury These squawkers who sit In an he guide rale in industries where The absurdity of this statement is apparent on its overstuffed lounging chair with Robert V. Roosa called them lo here is heavy unemployment. th« attention of the nation's face. Senator Barry Goldwater, strong of faith, has poodle or two on the|r laps S'rice increases would be bigger laps washing Popeye on TV. bankers, declared they represent :han the guide rate in Industries done more than any man alive to give to Conservatism "tho most promising advance yet They should talk «nd write to where the profit level is low, form and vitality in this country. I have never known congressmen about laboratory made) in this country toward as- price decrease's would be in or- •Uting (without controlling or Roy Cohn to express a view of either General Walker nlmals? in Industries operating at a How rnnny of them were Ita »«««. tfc* 6-fti*n Jfa, 4, 1962 l»vol. or Robert Welch. (Continued on p«ft 7) y WajpMf dtftctor^fli ff DAILY CROSSWORD BED BANK REGIStER >r«Uy, May 4, 1962—7 Ut Musical rmpbjr-tad WOaio,P. Cork) ai Hahn Retires To Head giiif director. . ACBOSS I. Jsj> cafe by Governor Hughe* to bead up) B addi op! Mor» udnort "Th» Boy Friewt': I* »'«pwf LCatotn- item.) woot dote 4. Mjui'a * special disaster committee to peojrfe u»e Tte Re|t»ter »4f etdi li Scheduled of tht Roarfog T«eo4t», It en- From Army National tp«d radoratlon of the storm- -torn* km$ Mcasae rwttt* GMM fas- Joyed nieces* « Broadway tad FOKTMONMOUTH -Sgt. 1/c »."Cr« Hahn, of Headquarters Company, goddess Special Troops, has been in charge % DOWN of the youth center in the 1, Type of • Immediate Closings Camp Wood area. Prior to that traveling he handled supplies in Russel % Hall and for a time handled off- 2. White ant post housing for the headquarters Thomas S. Dlgnan MARINE VIEW SAVINGS commandant. and council hava associatec Sgt. and Mrs. Hahn have four themselves with. Dignan'a one-year term of of- children. Doris, the oldest, is LETTERS TEN YEAR For the past many year>i.Mrsf fice will begin July 1. The asso- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION married and has four children. (Continued). Dennis, who lives opposite the ciation serves as an advisory Robert, a gradutae of Niagara guinea pigs during the war? Just fire house, has handled nighi body to the President, the De- University, who resides in Brook, a few who were too_ cowardly calls and other off-hours calls partment of Defense and the Of- lyn, is married and has one to face It with a gun. for the police and fire depart fice of Emergency Planning. MAIN OFFICE child. Dennis, who graduates I write because I'm fed up, r ments. Based on regard to m> He has served as executive 874 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN SIlltlEAl from Christian brothers Academy and I'll keep on asserting my own experience which included vice president and chairman of next year, and Lee, who grad- knowledge as long as I live, be- one emergency first aid call, ant the public affairs committee be- OS 1.2400 (Five Corners) uates from Rumson-Fair Haven cause as an eyewitness, I know a few others for lost dogs, chil fore his selection to the high High School next month. • made from GENERAL ELECTRIC SILICONE with LACODIN every word I say is true. dren, etc., she has done a super post Sgt. Hahn, who holds a New When my daughter was knee- Iative job for a fee that amount! Jersey real estate license, will Dignan has been deputy direc- BRANCH OFFICE high to a grasshopper, I had a to a couple of thousand dollar or and acting director for the be associated with the Walker and young lady "baby sit" with her a year at most. Walker firm, Shrewsbury. He re- state Civil Defense Division 12 33 FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ONE COAT PROTECTS for an afternoon when I was at- This new system will have t< years. He lives on Springdale cently completed an evening tending to some important busir course at Rutgers in the manage- be manned round-the-clock air Rd., Princeton. 291-0100 DO IT YOURSELF and SAVE! ness. When I returned, I said to thus you'll have from $12,000 ti ment, appraisals and selling of Ruth, who was three years old, Dignan recently was appointed PREVENTS DAMAGE TO real estate. $15,000 a year,\every year, it "How did you like Miss G?" Hermanning chargesX alone. Plus Brick • Brock • Stucco • Stone • Concrete Sgt. and Mrs. Hahn reside at reply: "Mother, Miss G. talked 139 Park Rd., Fair Haven. the equipment is fir from cheat Cement • Asbestos Shingles • Doors • Window Frames all afternoon, but she didn't say and its upkeep an|j maintenanc anything." Convertible Tops • Awnings e Swimming Pools is certain to be more costly thai Perhaps I had better take my the single rented phone line fo problem to "By George" or "Kit- 'ROVE IT TO YOURSELF College Exams Mrs. Dennis. ty Kelly." The new system will be slight!; FREE SAMPLE For 150 Pupils I'm burned up, but not more efficient if proper! shriveled! manned. However, I don't thinl Fill In and mall to or phone MIDDLETOWN - About 150 Sincerely and honestly it will be $12,O00-$15,O0O a yeai dealer below for your FREE high school Juniors have regis- yours truly, , SAMPLE of SUl-Clear. mpre efficient. While radio call! 10 YEAR tered for college entrance ex- Eva B. Kenny. to our police have been handled aminations to be administered (Mrs. E. W. Kenny.) through Mrs. Dennis and .Free- MATERIAL Num. May 19 in the local high school hold we seem to have had little GUARANTEE It was announced that some HEALTH CARE PITFALLS trouble, and since the messages Seniors whose colleges are re- Applebrook Farm Rd., go over the wires at some 186,000 i questing the results for scholar- and Rt. 35., miles per second, there hasn' Jc«y sun ship purposes are also planning Middletown, N. J. been much delay! to take the examinations. To tlie Editor: The Republicans will blea Late applications.will be ac These next few weeks will wit- plaintively that a single life cepted until Saturday' by pay- ness an increasing drive by the saved or home saved from fin ment of the late fee. federal administration to whip up at this cost of $12,00O-$15,O0O an JERSEY PROTECTO-SEALER CO. Additional information may begrass roots support for the Pres- nually will justify the new radl FOR MASONRY and ASPHALT obtained by calling the high ident's medical care for the aged system. My .point is that th 12 RECTOR PL. • SH 1-7259 • RED BANK school guidance office. through Social Security bill. The home or life would have bee: drive will culminate in a dra- saved anyway and Jhat they ari " , Angelo Ciaglia, proprietor It pays to advertise in The matic rally at Madison Square simply throwing the taxpayers Register.—Advertisement Garden, held by the Nations* money down the drain accordini Council of Senior Citizens for to "their usual custom. Health Care through Social Se- It's nice to have a Rolls-Roye curity, at which President Ken- 'hat j>"'s e'"ht to \ht>, <»» JUST ARRIVED CARLOAD SHIPMENT nedy will address thousands of Ion. But if your income. It linv senior citizens urging enactment ted. you can get a lot turtner CANADIAN WHITE CEDAR ... of the King Anderson Bill. in a compact Pt 30 miles to the The special January issue of gallon. The analogy is obvious "Human Events" will help offset This new police-radio system Is some of the arguments used by the last word technically am the administration. The paper, would be needed in a city thi a regular Washington, D, C, size of Trenton. For Little Si weekly, points out the pitfalls and ver taxpayers, it's just anothei dangers of such legislation as white elephant along with the un- COME AND SEE ... well as unearthing some of the inspected development roads anc real forces that lie behind it. other preventable items that an Cordially yours, bleeding the taxpayers, YOU'LL SAVE ON Louis R. Salmon, M.D. The reason I switched from th Republican to the Democratic f njoy lovelier roses all season long ALL TYPES OF FENCING LIKED EDITORIAL party was that on a local basis Oakhurst, N. J.the Republicans are the party ol greed and extravagance. This The editorial appearing in the 7' Section radio deal is just another ex- Feed and protect your roses Red Bank Register April 26 is U L ample of our money being thrown ! OU ND RANCH RAIL 2 Rails - 1 Post 2.85 very much appreciated. It was nice of you to make mention of away. FULL ROUND EXTRA HEAVY it in such a prominent place. Cordially, • 10 Ft. Section Arthur L. Cone, Jr, with Du Pont Rose-Care Products • 2 Full Round Rails We did have a very fine show and it was a pleasure to see so THICK RAILS • 1 Full Round Post 3.95 Mrs. Jack Goldberg FEED ROSES ONCE A YEAR-with DuPont many scouts and leaders partic- Rose Food and watch them grow and bloom ipating in such a worthwhile Visits Tax Commission Cypress Penta Treated Split Rail 10-Ft. project. to their full beauty. 1 % cupfuls feed one rose Section Thank you for your interest in HAZLET — Mrs. Jack Gold bush all year long! Du Pont Rose Food feeds b«rg, 24 West Richard St., spoke 6 the event. roses /as roses like to be fed. Stockade Cypress Penta Treated "*" 2.25 Sincerely, before a hearing of the New Je Monmouth Council sey Tax Commission at the Stati ^ PROTECT ROSES FROM INSECTS AND DISEASES Boy Scouts of America House in Trenton last week. —with Du Pont Rose Insecticide& Fungicide. 20 SECTIONS OR MORE 20c LESS PER SECTION J, Fred Blllett, Mrs. Goldberg represented Mon- mouth County on the Committee This one, all-purpose product knocks out WE WILL RESERVE ANY AMOUNT FOR WHEN YOU NEED IT. Scout Executive. for School Support. She stressed aphids, thrips, Jap beetles and many others; the need for a broad-based tax controls black spot and powdery mildew. GOP CALLED SPENDERS in view of the problems that th( 655 Prospect Ave., different communities in Mon- Start your rose-care program now! Gel both MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS GALORE! Little Silver, N. J. mouth County have In relation tc Du Pont Rose Food and Du Pont Rose In- T< the Editor: schools. She described the nee* secticide and Fungicide today! And, enjoy IN OUR PATIO CENTER ... The installation of a new po-for increased school aid. lovelier roses all season long. lice-radio system in Little Silver, FULL LINE OF The commission is made up o { is an excellent example of the an 11-member board that hai BIRD BATH spend-and-tax, tax-and-spend pol- been appointed by Governoi DuPont ROSE $149* REDWOOD FURNITURE icies which the incumbent mayor Hughes to study the tax problem IniKtlsldB a Funtloil* for a handy Kquwza • Terra corta fl QQ 5 Ft. Table —rollllablfl Du Pont Natural color 2 Benches ROSE FOOD 15 TERMITES... «TTtlT>flNGSr01WIfJllMNO...HOJOO 2 ugh to feed 10 bushes all year Lawn & Garden Products Ort all chcinitils follow libelinggmstr instructionu s «nj warnings cuelully. are flying again. Watch for "Swarms of flying ants" which Aluminum Webbing Chairs ...... 3.88 come with spring, shed their wings then disappear. These *r"«lr Iradi Pricat wood destroying Insects cause much damage to property. Buildings not protected during construction usually require Concrete Urns and Religious Statues Reasonably Priced it later. tye have specialized exclusively In the protection of prop- BRIGHT ACRE OPEN EVENINGS Geraniums, Mt. Pinks, Pansies . . 3 for 1.00 efiy against TERMITES and other wood destroying Insects since 1935. SUNDAY 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Perennials, all types - reg. 69c 59c — 2 for 1.00 We are not general exterminators. Thousands of references are available In New Jersey—not in seme distant state. Our work Is GUARANTEED FOR BROAD STREET Large Varieties Petunias and All Annuals "" FIVE YEARS without additional charge. PLEASE CALL FOR ANY INFORMATION! - For Information or free inspection and advice, call , . . SHREWSBURY Phono SH 7-55S5 TERMITE CONTROL, INC. Rosellt Park, N. J. FIORETTI 30 Monmouth St. TELEPHONES: FARM MARKET and GARDEN CENTER RED BANK CHtotnut 8-1492 ADams 2-1492 RT. 36 and AVE. D 291-0321 ^TATLANTIU C HIGHLANDS Phon* SH 7-2222 . May 4, 1962., RED BAM. REGISTER Mrs: Pujals Heads Auxiliary MARLBORO - Marlboro Aux- hours of direct service to pa- ical director of the hospital, pre- iliary seated three new officers tients and 458 indirect hours dur- sented the annual service Jor two-year tenn» at its dosing ing April. awards. •meeting of the season Wednes- Dr. J. Berkeley Gordon, med- The auxiliary is concluding ar- "day in the Nurses' Lounge of rangements for the annual May- the state hospital. time Tour of Homes which wil f Installed were Mrs. Harry J. f be held May 22 as a hospital ben ^Pujals, Rumson, president; Mrs. efit. Five homes in the Deal-El- Rudolf Kompfner, Middletown, beron-Oajchurst area will be open aecretary, and Mrs. John Strong, for viewing during the hours of 'Holmdel, treasurer. 1 and 5 p.m. that day. Mrs. Morton Winer, Red Bank, TODAY b retiring president. Mrs. P. D. ANNUAL CONVENTION; Van Mater was commentator for New Jersey Federation of Re- a fashion show presented by eight GardenClub publican Women, Atlantic City. ^members of the patients' sewing RUMMAGE SALES: Re- class who modeled their own formed Church, Middletown, fashions. Elects Slate 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; St. James Episcopal Church, Eitontown, Mrs. Wilbur Beiffiow reported NAVESINK — Mrs. Harry $459.92 was raised from the card 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Women'* As- ;party held recently. Craver was elected president of sociation of Westminster Pres- Mrs. Elna Anable, recreation the Navesink Garden Club at 8 byterian Church, Middletown, director, extended an open invi- meeting Tuesday in the library vacant store opposite Leonardo tation to members to an "Open Other new officers are Mrs. Post Office, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; House" May 12 and 13 at the David Jackson, vice president; Fair Haven Democratic Club, •hospital which will feature exhib- Mrs. John Morrisey, correspond- in the Holy Communion Epis- its, slides, movies and conducted ing secretary; Mrs. Willard copal Church, Fair Haven, 10 tours. Harper, recording secretary; a.m. to 10 p.m. - Mrs. Spencer Embree stated CARD PARTY AND FASH- Mrs. Harry J. Pujals Mrs. Joseph Durrer, treasurer, that auxiliary members gave 568% and Mrs. Nelson Benedict, Mrs ION SHOW, Shrewsbury Town- Frederick Eidridge and Mrs. ship Teachers' Association, 8 Francis Swartz, directors. The p.m., Swimming River School, To Honor Top Students slate was presented by Mrs. Ber- New Shrewsbury. nard Barrett, chairman of the "MAN IN THE DOG SUIT," RUMSON — A program honor- Nathan Shapiro is program nominating committee. Monmouth Players, 8:40 p.m., ing Frank Marcus, president of chairman in charge of "Frank Navesink Library, Navesink. Marcus Night." Committee mem- Mrs. Lawrence Carton, civics the Men's Club of Congregation chairman, announced a land- Bnai Israel, will be held Sunday bers, who will also take part MONMOUTH PLAYERS ONSTAGE with their new production of "The Man in the Dog Suit" are, left to right, TOMORROW in a program of entertainment, scape design is being planned for RUMMAGE SALES: Middle- at 8:30 p.m. in the synagogue the planting around the library Hadley King and Mrs, Charles Preston, both of Fair Haven, Mn. William Cranford of Atlantic Highlands, and, Mr. Marcus will be presented are Nathan Josell, Mr. and Mrs. somewhat camouflaged, Robert Pearse of Rumson. Performances are tonight and tomorrow, and May 11 and 12 town Auxiliary to the Family Ray Eagle, Mrs. Shirley Simels, building. The planting will be and Children's Service, Leeds a certificate in recognition of his done in the fall. service to the organization by Mrs. Francis Stern, Mrs. Helen at 8:40 p.m. in the Navesink Library. :, ' Hall, Middletown, 10 a.m. to Harvey J. Levine, president of Lapidus and Henry Gerst. Pub- Intra-club horticulture awards 4 p.m.; Reformed Church, Mid- -the Northern New Jersey United licity chairman is Ed Grant. were won by Mrs. Graham Ash- New Shrewsbury Troop dletown, 9 a.m. to 12 noon; Federation of Men's Clubs. Refreshments will _ be "served. mead, Mrs. James E. Robertson Women's Association of West- and Mrs. Ward Denison. Church Hall Calendar minster Presbyterian Church, Speakers will include Mayor Hostesses for the meeting were Middletown, vacant store op- Milton Kosene of Fair Haven, Mrs. Theodore Jagen, Mrs. H. Card Party to Finance posite Leonardo Post Office, Albert Fink, president of the con-Class of '42 Leonard Hodgetts, Mrs. Eric 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. •gregation; and Abraham Zager Loth and lArs. Howard Poduska. VILLAGE FAIR, Middletown "and Morton Weiner, past presi Fund-Raising Party Village PTA, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., •dents of the Men's Club. George Juska of Elberon dem Lists Aides onstrated flower arrangements Scouts' Washington Trip The Women's Association of the an Synod Board, of, New Jersey at the school. using unusual foliage and Japan- Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church will speak on the work of Pres- AUCTION, Rumson Auxiliary NEW SHREWSBURY — A trip] They plan to leave July 6, and to Children's Psychiatric Cen- ese and Chinese containers. return Ju Tne wil1 vis will hold a dessert card party to- byterian missions in Hawaii at For Reunion :o Washington, D. C, is the ob- >y 8- y >< night at 8 o'clock In the church meeting of the Women's Associa- ter, 10:30 a.m., Bingham H«!l, Annual meeting of the club will Mount Vernon, the White House, Rumson. SHREWSBURY — Committee be held June 5 in Mrs. Durrer's jective of a card party being giv- house, tion of Westminster Presbyterian SHERMAN'S en by mothers of Girl Scouts of the Capitol, Pan-American Build- "MAN IN THE DOG SUIT," chairmen for the 20th reunion of ing and Lincoln Monument. On Mrs. Charles Thome is general Church, Middletown. The group Troop 4 Tuesday at 8; 15 p.m. in wil! meet Monday at 8:15 p.m. Monmouth Players, 8:40 p.m., Red Bank Catholic High School's their 'way home, the scouts will chairman. Her committee in- Navesink Library, Navesink, White Hall, HanceAve. cludes Mrs. Herbert Mayee, re- in the church. class of 1942 were named at a COLLEGE REUNION stop at Annapolis for dinner. Highlight of the evening will » freshments; Mrs, Minnie Stout, Mrs, Milton Brown will lead recent meeting in the home ol PURCHASE, N. Y. - Mrs. The girls will be accompanied SUNDAY a hat fashion show, presented by by their leader, Mrs. Robert Bill tickets, and Mrs. Richard Nich- the devotions. Mrs. James Leslie Mrs. George A. Steck, 93 Garden L; Heide, Monmouth Beach, N.J., Mrs. William Wenzel of the Mad ols, gifts. OPENING, Festival of Fine Draperies ings, and Mrs. George Ralph and Mrs. Daniel Melchior are in Arts •Exhibition, Monmouth Rd. is serving as reunion class chair- Hatter Shop, Red Bank, Troop and Mrs. Emerson Plato. The party is planned to raise charge of refreshments. man for New Jersey, for the mothers will model. College, 2 to 5:30 p.m. Slipcovers 1Mrs. Steck will serve as re- Mrs. William E. Cawood Is money to furnish the lounge and SERVICE OF MUSIC, Her- annual reunion of alumnae of union and reservations chairman. The money raised will send the chairman of the card party. As social room. A MOTHER-DAUGHTER BAN- bert Burtis, organist, and Upholstering Manhattanville College of the Sa-older girls in the troop to Camp sisting are Mrs. Lawrence N. The association also plans a QUET will be held by the Wom- Jean Reed will serve as master cred Heart. The event is taking Chancel Choir, 8 p.m., Red of ceremonies and will be in Rockwood at Bethesda, Md. They Berglund, vice chairman; Mrs. luncheon May 24. The program en's Society of Christian Service :• Bedspreads place here on campus today and Bank Methodist Church. charge of entertainment. will be the first ones from this David A. Weeks and Mrs. Paul will be a Gay Nineties fashion of the Red Bank Methodist • Curtains tomorrow. . neighborhood to camp there. show featuring the Mission Church May 21 at 7 p.m. in Fel Others assisting will be Mr. E. Warwick, tickets; Mrs. Rob- Snop-at-Home Service ert A. Kulinyi and Mrs. Congo Belles. lowship Hall. The dinner will be Phone SH 1-2646 and Mrs. Joseph Pryor, William prepared and served by mem To Present Scoles and Allan McDonald, cor- Jones, refreshments; Mrs. Plat- Annual Strawberry Festival Sherman's to table prizes, and Mrs. Paul C. ivill be on June 9, Mrs. Fred Bil- bers of the Men's Club with Ar- 1 respondence and mailing; Ray- thur Hotaling in charge. Decorators mond Ostrander, photographer; Knauff, publicity. lett is chairman and Mrs. Thom- "lolanthe MS Broad St., Shrewsbury Edward Carroll, William Kelly Mrs. William E. Guenther and as Dunlap, vice chairman. The program will include a skit FREE PARKING Mrs. Edward M. Reilley are by the younger daughters and ASBURY PARK — The oper- and Robert Wichn^ann, gifts; etta "Iolanthe" will be presented Ralph Santangelo, prizes; Louis ways and means chairmen. A MEMBER of the Presbyteri- music by a boys' chorus directed by Robert Spencer. The program tonight and tomorrow at 8:30 J. Wenning, souvenirs; Mrs. p.m. in Guerin Hall of the First Wenning and Mrs, Walter Edgar has been planned by Mrs. Honor Marlboro Woman Charles Senior. Methodist Church of Asbury flowers and decorations, and Park. Mrs. Lois P. Gryson, publicity A RECEPTION in honor of Matthew Drummond, Atlantic The committee is still seeking Clubs Award Plaque Rev. Philip Broburg will be given Highlands, am)' Edward Stokes, OUR inform? t i o n concerning the May 20 by the Episcopal Church Little Silver, are participating in whereabouts of William Ferguson ONLY EATONTOWN — The Business women of St. James Church, Ea- the chorus of peers. Otters in STORE and Helen Nagle. tontown. the chorus are James Parker, and Professional Women's Clubs Charles Schelling, Jack Walz, of Monmouth County presented a Scouts to Hold The group also will sponsor a card party June 2. William Braman, Byron B. piaque to Mrs. Robert L. Finlay- Art Exhibit Holmes and Fred Schlosser. stm of Marlboro Township, nam WSCS MEMBERS of the Em- Howard Stokes, Allenhurst Ii ing her the "Outstanding Woman ^ MATAWAN — The District cast as the Lord Chancellor. Two Girl Scout Art exhibit will bury Methodist Church, Little of Achievement." Mrs. Finlay- Silver, renewed pledges for the Others in the cast are Harold be held tomorrow from 10 a.m. Rainear, George Polhemus, Wal- son, who raises white mice for to 3 p.m. here in John Tas- next year at a recent candle- cancer research and is editor of lighting service in the church ter d'Usseaux, William Shoppell, .COMPANY" sini's Real Estate Office, 117 Jane Hall, Dorothea K. Holmes, the American Research Newslet-* Main St. Winning pictures will hall. Mrs. Ralph Barrett was In i ' ti> IANI WASHINGTON ITINERARY is planned by First Class charge of devotions and Mrs. Eu-Helene d'Usseaux, Wanda Shop- ter, was honored at the annta! be entered in the council-wide pell, Gaylord Mount and June Girl Scout Evelyn Platto, and leader Mrs. Robert Billings public affairs dinner of the club competition May 11 and 12 in gene VanderVort was in charge of the program. Hostesses were Schlosser. \ -J of Troop 4, New Shrewsbury. Troop mothers will hold last week in the Crystal Brook. the Civic Auditorium of the Mon- Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mrs. Participating in another chorus a card party Tuesday to raise money for the girls' trip mouth Shopping Center, Eaton' Guest speaker, 'Miss Helen town, for the final judging for Harold Wardell, are Mrs. Jack James, Mrs. Beryl to Washington in July. Hund, second vice president of the National Girl Scout Round' Mount, Mrs. A. Lynn Gongloff, the State Federation of Business up W Vermont this summer. Mrs. George Patterson, Miss and Professional Women's Clubs Mina Kaneshiro, Mrs. Walter and dean of students at Douglass Miss Jean Morris, Senior Troop To Honor Forrester and Miss Barbara Kal< College, New Brunswick, spoke 312, sponsored by the Business 7.98 to 19.75 on "The Modern Woman's Di- and Professional Women's Club lemma." of Matawan, has been selected President to attend the Round-up. She is RED BANK — Top ranking DAlTUnJt Honored guests included Miss the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. students of the senior class of Emma McGall, Westfield lawyer Donald Morris, 31 Wilson Ave. Red Bank High School will be and president of the state federa- Judges for the district show honored at a testimonial dinner Elects Slate tion; Mrs. Gertrude Lee, Free- will be Mrs. Genevieve Donnell, Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the high AVON - Miss Anne Melson hold, immediate past president ol Matawan, and Mrs. Emery Horn, school cafeteria. Stommel was elected regent of the state federation; and five Hazlet. Brownie, Intermediate Sixty students, scholastically the Old Topanemus chapter, MILUNM presidents of Monmouth County and Senior troops In the Bay- the top 20 per cent of a class of Daughters of the American Rev« ANNIVERSARY SALE! J. KRIDEL! LADIES TOO! clubs: Miss Mary Elizabeth Min- side neighborhood and Matawan 300, will be the guests of the olution, at a recent meeting in chin, Asbury Park; Mrs. Helen neighborhood will participate. school's Parent-Teacher Associa- the home of Mrs. Freeman B. Woolford, Freehold; Mrs. Betty tion and the Red Bank Board of Taylor, 22 Albany Rd. Baldwin, Red Bank; Miss Kath- Education. leen Merritt, Matawan, and Miss VISITS MARYLAND Other new officers are Mrs. Louise Tomaini, Monmouth MIDDLETOWN — Richard Mrs*. Alfred Podell is chairman Edward C. Sutton, vice regent; THOROUGH-DEPENDABLE Shore. Paul Wasserman, seven-year-old of the annual event. She will be Mrs. John M. Heyer, chaplain; CLEARANCE son of Mr. arid Mrs. Irving Was- assisted by Mrs. Joseph LeRoy, Mrs. Henry Deland Strack, re* Entertainment was furnished serman, Navesink River Rd., Mrs. Ben Rassas, Royal Hintze cording secretary; Mrs. Taylor, by the Barber Shop Quartette: was the guest recently of his and William Firth. corresponding secretary; Mrs. E. Randy Bailey, Stanley Jones, Er- uncle, Maj. Arnold P. Siegfried Rabbi Gilbert Rosenthal of Con- Howard Jeffrey, treasurer; Mrs, CARPET CLEANING nest Boskey and Richard Cusack. n Kensington, Md., while Mrs. gregation Bnai Israel, Rumson, George C. Hull, Jr., registrar; $ Miss Marie Koseky, public af- Siegfried visited here in the will speak on "The Meaning of Mrs. Richard W. Jarvls, histo- fairs chairman, was chairman ol home of Mr. and Mrs. Wasser- Excellence." rian, and Mrs. Everett C. Terry, SPECIAL SERVICE: LOOSE RUGS the program. Committee aides man. Members of the Board of Edu librarian. PICKED UP OFF were Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Anno Ma], and Mrs. Siegfried were cation, administrative and guid- New oflicers will ba Installed Redden, Mrs. Loretta Koenig, recent guests of Mrs. Gertrude ance staffs and parents of honor at the annual luncheon May 23 5-740 FLOOR AT Mrs. Helen • Ostrnnder, Mrs. Siegfried of Red Bank .Manor students have been invited. in Mrs. Hull's home at.Metede* Elaine Smith and Mrs. Eileen and Dr. and Mrs. Martin Rush, conk Bay, State officers will Rose. flumson. RUMMAGE SALE preside. ' - No Extra Cost Mrs. Strack, who won the $23 • Spectacular Values! KEYPORT - Mrs. David Ed- Eastern division prize and $100 wards, 29 Boulevard East, Cliff- national prize In a recent DAR wood Beach, and Mrs. Stanley essay contest, presented both 9x12 Cohen, 61 Fleetwood Dr. Hazlet, checks to the chapter. • Rough Straws, Milans, Flower WHAT IS A BARGAIN? were appointed by the Sisterhood DOMESTIC of the United Hebrew Congrega- SERvIs AS CHAIRMAN .. CAVEAT EMPTOR! tion to plan the annual rummage TRENTON - Mrs. Mary B. Hats, Ballibuntl Straws sale to be held Monday, Tuesday Could, William St., New Shrews- RUGS Free Translation: "Sucker Beware" and Wednesday at 25 East Front bury, served as chairman of and Organzas! St. scientific papers for tha New Some More "Gimmick" Advertising Pick-ups will be made through Jersey Society of Medical Tech- Sunday and the store will be nologists' annual seminar held CLEANED FROM THE SLIPCOVER DEPARTMENT open Sunday for those wishing Saturday at Nassau Inn, Prince- • Shop early for best selections! to deliver rummage. Mrs. Mark ton. Mrs. GouM is chief medical The A. B. C. Mercantile Company Is now adverlltlng •lip- Goldman, 8 Crescent Rd., Hazlet, echnologlst at Rlvervlew Hospi- covers for a sofa and one arm chair for .... $55.00. Is In charge of. pickups. ^ l SQ72 HOW COME? only A sofa and one arm chair tako approximately 21 yards of STEINBAOTS MILLINERY, Street Floor material. The labor. Including finding*, Is about $50,00, and Atbury Park leaving $9.00 (or material. Cm It b« done or U It juit sucker bait? WHAT DO YOU THINK? HIGH-STYLE & M. SILBERSTEIN PERMANENT WAVE RUG CLEANERS SPECIALISTS SHQP FRIDAY 'til 9 Interior Designs • Furniture - Drajicriet - Slipcover} CALL NOW—CA 2-5042 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK 10 MONMOUTH ST. SH U515 RED BANK Adam and Eve RED BANK REGISTER Friday, May 4, 1962-9 Help Wanted AAUW to View Shaw Play SHREWSBURY — A one-act The evening bridge group will The education group wilt WU» ADAM AMP £VEt interest by wovbtg your first play by Bernard Shaw, "A Vil- meet on Wednesday at 8:15 pjn. May 21 st »;15 p.m. iatte boms : Ijntt« n*m» through in ad newspaper column under my in the home of Mrs. Anthony of Mrs. Leonard Danzig, 450 Lit. • W'tu -Btwsptper «KLu I imnose — si If 1 wen • pointer. lage Wooing," will be presented by the Strolling Players of New Camara, 20 Lovett Ave., Little tie Silver Point Rd., Little Silver. vwy lonely 1 (el!- pretty hard, . • ... • Eve Silver, and cm May 23 at 8: IS Mrs. Harold G. Haas will give a •lumag lost my wife just {our You pointed, snd that led to York at a meeting Monday of the Northern Monmouth County p.m. in the home of Mrs. Anthony report on junior colleges. month* sjo. W« agreed on mod the catch. What a lucky girl Ditlow, 10 Ithaca Ave., Portau. everything but the big thing. you are! Branch of the American Associa. peck. On May 10 at 9:30 a.m. ths • Sb* is living with a man and Adtm tion of University Women. French conversation group will The drama group will hold a meet in the home of Mrs. Robert hw for four years. She had The annual dinner meeting will told DM the wanted to get away DEAR ADAM,AND EVE: dinittr meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Batchelar, 72 Buttonwood Dr., be held at 7 p.m. in the Shrews- May 24 in the home of Mrs. Rich- Fair Haven. On May 24^ the group from It all, but when the time My husband and I are at what bury Presbyterian Church hall. came for her to leave him ihe people call the dangerous age. ard Marsen, 600 Oak Hill Rd., will hold a luncheon at 12:30 p.m. rtfuied. Whit I want to know We've been married 30 years and In the play's leading roles are Middletown. in the home of Mrs. Julian Blake, It whether I did wrong when 1 now either one of us can do Kay Voigt, formerly of the Play- Black Point Horseshoe, Rumson. told her the wai still a common- anything right to please the house company of Sharon, Conn., The afternoon literature grouji" law wife until she left him. other. He is faithful and a hard and Donald Pace, director of the will meet May 14 at 2 p.m. in That was when ihe became furi- worker and I keep a neat and Strolling Players. Mr, Pace has the home of Mrs, Leland W. ous, and won't talk to me. clean house, yet we never have appeared for the past two sea- Crafts, 170 Hudson Ave., Red Lonely Man time for each other and are a! sons at the Rockland County Bank. ' Look elsewhere for your com- ways finding fault. Playhouse in New York. panionship. You deserve some- It's getting harder all the time Mrs. Richard Marsen of Mid- The oil painting group will one better* to tell him I love him. He drinks dletown Is in charge of the pro- meet May 14 and May 28 at 1 Adam too much and gets arguments gram. p.m. in the home of Mrs. Leon You did no wrong, but she tive. This makes me extremely A. Abel, 107 Queens Dr. South, couldn't stand the truth. And nervous. Good heavens, he even Special Guest Little Silver. remember, you , can find a gets irritable when I try to talk Special guest will be Miss A story hour will be held May great many good things through to him during a television com' Franca Zoccoli of Italy, holder of 12 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the newspaper ads, but It's hardly merclal! What shall I do? 1 the 1961-1962 Northern Monmouth Red Bank Library for children don't know how to cope with County Branch Fellowship. This the place to shop (or a wife WOMAN OF THE YEAR — Mrs. Samuel Cohen, center, who was selected "Wom- aged 4 to 7. Readers wil! be or husband. The goods may this situation. fellowship is named the Elisabeth Mrs. William R. Hinchman of Lit- an of the Year" by the Sisterhood of Congregation Bnai Israel, Rumson, receives A. Kelley Fellowship in honor of be-shopworn. ; . Unhappy tle Silver and Mrs. George H. '$ . • Eve There are peaks and valleys a plaque from Mrs, Jack Winters, right, at the annual donor luncheon yesterday. Miss Kelley, recently retired Red Heyson of Red Bank. Bank High School teacher. With Com* on, Eva, don't be so in every marriage,, and. after Mrs. Lester Swartz, left, president of the sisterhood, looks on. high and mighty. You know 30 years a new period of ad- the help of the award Miss Zoo you found me In the classified justment may be necessary as coli is spending this academic year in the department of fine Andre's Salon ads under "Miscellaneous for a couple faces the latter years. Today in Shrewsbury MONMOUTH SHOPPING CESTBH Sale." , Sometimes, looking back over arts of Columbia University. Her TREAT MOM TO A . •!. • Adam his career, a man feels frus- project is to write an essay on PERMANENT FOR No, but you first attracted my trated, for often his future is To Model American modern art with par- MOTHER'S DAY behind him. This is the time Junior Flower Show ticular reference to painting. EUROPE BOUND aboard the to give him reassurance and SHREWSBURY — A "Carnival Mrs. Arthur Husbn, Mrs. J. B. The following group meetings Permanent Wave love, to rebuild his confidence; S.S. Bremen is Mrs. William PTA to Hear of Flowers" will be held in th Drew, Mrs. William Howard, Lit- for the month have been an now, more than ever, he needs nounced: Burmester of 7 New Bruni- 5Q50 complete your support and affection, and Fern Ross auditorium of Shrew tle Silver; Mrs. Gerald Barba Music Teacher bury school "today. Mrs. Wei and Mrs. Hugh Boyd, Shrews- The afternoon bridge group will wiclc Ave., Matawan, who Monday thru Thursday then he will return it. WNCROJFT - Theme of the dell Rehm is chairman of t bury. meet on Tuesdays, May 8 and plans to spend a four-month May 7 thru May 24 Lincroft-Everett Parent-Teacher Adam PTA-sponsored flower show art Judges' aides are Mrs. Richard May 22 at 1 p.m. Places are to meeting to be held in Lincroft And If you do so, Unhappy, Mrs. Frederic Messina Is vi be announced. visit with relatives in Ger- Coll LI 2-2900 he may soon prefer your Kraybill, Mrs. John Newbon, OPEN EVENINGS "Ht S- School on Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. chairman. Mrs. Richard Lees, Mrs. Michael many. WCD.-TUIIB8.-rRI. , will be "Music In and Out of soothing voice to a rasping TV commercial. Flower arrangements, made Slovak, Mrs. Melvin Zeisel and School." the classroom, will be acceptei Mrs. Richard Devine. Bridal Shower Guest speaker will be Mrs. Eve for exhibition between 9 and 10: Mrs. Richard Nevius will en- IRVINGTON - A bridal Jean Hornyak, music teacher at a.m. Exhibits will be open to tti shower was held in Mazur's Hall Send your personal questions tertain the judges at a luncheon Middletown schools. Nominations public from 3 to 9 p.m. here Sunday, for Miss Barbara and elections for the forthcoming and. problems to Adam or Eve at her home, Garden Rd., preced- LET'S HAVE A... Schwarz 26 Coral Dr., Hazlet, Lowell or both, as you prefer. Children have been instruct ing the show. year will be held, followed by formerly of Irvington. Hostesses For a personal, unpublished not to use flowers on the stati Installation of officers. Other committee members are were Mrs. Carol Evaristo, Mrs. reply, enclose a stamped, ad- Conservation list. After listeninj K spring fair will be held at Mrs. Edwin Otis, Mrs. Anseim Eva Dehnz and Mrs. Helen Jan- dressed envelope. Mall to to Mrs. Saul Shapiro, Atlanti the school on May 12, Mrs, Les- Broburg, Mrs. William Bryan, kowski. Adam & Eve, In care of this Highlands, lecture and demo MOTHERS DAY... lie Moran Is In charge of con- Mrs. A. J. Dalton, Mrs. Harry tributions. newspaper. strate on the principles of gooi Greenwood, Mrs. Richard Child, Miss Schwarz, a senior at Rut- arrangements Monday, the chil Mrs. James Curley, Mrs. Ken- gers University in Newark, is dren received circulars descril neth Scher, Mrs. Curtis Bradley. practice teaching at North Ar- ing the classifications of Mrs. George Jeffrey, Mrs. Wil lington High School. She was re- Mrs. John P. Malller TWICE A WEEK!! rangements. 'iam Slater and Mrs. George cently elected to Phi Beta Music Service Kappa. Judges are Mrs. Shapiro Steck. RED BANK - Mrs. John P BY RED BANK — The ministry of istry of music and fine arts will Mrs. John Langenberger, Nav Also, Mrs. Phillip Keiper, Mrs. Mailler, Jr., 480 Harding Rd. ^^^^^^^^^k^^^^^k^VWWV music and fin* arts of the Rec present Its annual Youth Choir sink, Mrs. Robert Boyd, Mom Howell Walton, Mrs. Paul Schis- Fair Haven, will represent thi Taking homo a piping hot, froth fried, tasty, just th« Bank Methodist Church will pre Festival In co-operation with clair; Mrs. Robert Connelly, W Red Bank Auxiliary of Rivervie' sler, Mrs. T. S. .Beers, Mrs. Phil- For Parties way you like it, Seafood Dinner, from the FINNAN sent § specjai music service choirs from the A. M. E. Zlon End; Mrs. Frank Lloyd, Nei ip Genovese, Mrs, William Da Hospital as a model in the "Hos co-operation with the Monmoutr Church of Red Bank, Lutheran Shrewsbury; Mrs. Frank Kenne; vis, Mrs. Patrick D'Aloia, Mrs. pitals-On-Parade" luncheon am For Weddings HAODIE COVE. You will win Plaudits and kisses, County Chapter of the American Church of Red Bank, the Embury Fair Haven; Mrs. Bernard, Ba Monroe Marx, Mrs. Douglas Me fashion show tomorrow at from MOM and the rest of the family too. You buy Guild of Organists at 8 p.m. Sun Methodist Church of Little Silver, rett and Mrs. Donald Hemblin South Mountain Skating Arena for good food ":rum, Mrs. Raymond Mass, Mrs. in bulk and. save. day. and St. James Episcopal Church Rumson; Mrs. Charles Johnso John Collins, Mrs. Walter Deiss, West Orange. and good service ;! The program has been plannec of Long Branch. Tinton Falls, Mrs Joseph Moun Mrs. John VanBrunt, Mrs. Paul The event is being conducts to, climax the guild chapters 'abry, Mrs. Fred Strieker and by the Guild of Clara Maa Bessie Holley study of the history of music, Mrs. John Balmer. Memorial Hospital, Belleville .will be conducted and played bj Fashions will be by Saks Fiftl CATERESS Herbert Burtis, minister of m Ave., N. Y. SH 7-3912 ^ FINNAN HADDIE COVE The three best, models will b Hours: Wed., Thurs., Sat. 4-10 p.m, Fri, 11 a.m.-lO p.m. ' sic and fine arts at the church Navesink: Club 14 CHERRY STREET judged and, winners awarded $10 •. After each of two scripture les NEW SHREWSBURY 102 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK sons the< chancel.choir of the Holds Election each as a prize for their respec church, augmented by guil BELFORD — The Navesink ive hospitals. - members,, will sing a plain cha Women's Republican Club held Mrs. D. F. McMurray, presi version of the Magnificat and th Its April meeting recently in the dent, will accompany Mrs. Mail Nunc pimittis. During the serv home of Mrs. Frank- Bishoff, ler to the event. •ice five extended anthems will b< Church St. RECITAL TOMORROW beard, representing various pe New officers of the club are FAIR HAVEN — The balle riods In the history of music: Can Mrs. Edward Scheffler, presi- recital of Lois McDonald's Danci tata 118, "O Jesus Christ, Mi dent: Mrs. Frank Gleason, vice Studio will bo presented tomor Life and Light," by Johann S president; Mrs. Alfred W. row at 7:30 p.m. in the Rumson bastlan Bach; "Dc Profundis, Wright, secretary, and Mrj, Ken- ;„:.. M- -,., Regi0nai High Schpp by Christoph. Willlbald vo: neth Smith, treasurer. •Gluck; "Let Nothing Ever Grlev< auditorium. Thee,"- Op. 30, by Johanne: Brahms; "Os Justi," by Antoi Bruckner, and "Psalm 122," b; Leo Sowerby. • Thf service will be open to thi MAKE THE RIGHT MOVE! . public ' At 4:30 p.m., Mr. Burits wil conduct a choral workshop witr his choir and guild members who plan to sing in the service. Be- tween the workshop and the service'a buffet supper will be served by a committee of wom- en under the direction of Mrs Earl Morris of Red Bank. COMING ATTRACTION — Shrewsbury School pupils On May 13 at 4 p.m. the min show off their papier mache clown, made to decorate the school auditorium for today'i PTA-iponsored Carni- Rummage Sale val of Flowers. * Openi Monday RUMSON — The Girls' Glei Club of the Rumson Country Da. School presented a concert re- cently under the direction of SANDY'S Mrs. Jane E. Miller. Suzanne Parmly, Ingrid John Italian-American son,' Roberta Pearse and' Juditl Chamberlain were the accom- MARKET panists. Each also played a piano solo. 54 Carr Avenue LEON'S Judith Chamberlain was pre- KEANSBURG sented a gift by the Glee Club for her service as accompanist, . . . her* each rug it carefully impeded by a . In the American folk song, 787-1589 'I'll Not Marry at All," sol- trained specialist for problem stains. 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V TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BAPTIST METHUDUT HMO OF KWGi WtWPtAN Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank ": UACfOft Bt 9k "Long-Term Investments" wlU Holy Eucharist will be cele- How obedience to divine Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge,; A service of Holy Communion "God'a Priority" will bt the Sunday school meet sat fcJO Sunday masses arei ** 4 •# *V f» th« sermon topic of Rev. Dr. brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Church brings human redemption will tx tor, will speak Sunday at 11 a.m. will be held Sunday at 1:30 a.m. topic of the sermon Sunday by a.m. and the worship service Is i. 10 a and U (frisk amA fc Charles S. Webster Sunday at 9: school and the family service explained Sunday at the 11 a.m, There will also be an observance "A New Church Sets Its Direc Rev. William J. Milla, pastor. 10:45 a.m. service. Rev. C. Roger the church end I, J» «d U and Jl a.m. Rev. Dr. Sargen will begin at 9:15 a.m. "What Is service. of the Lord's Supper and ne dons" the sermon subject at 9-.; the senior choir will sing un- held at Bayview School, Leonard* o'clock In the high school as* Bush, minister of visitation, will the Catholic Church?" will be the Featured in the Scriptural pas- members will be received. Th< add II a.m.. by Rev. W. Gordon der the direction of the organ- villa Rd., Belford. There is a nur- torium.,. assist at the early service am subject of a talk at the family sages to be read Is the story ushers will be Charles Stephens, Lowden. At these services a class ist, Mrs. Veroon Bennett. sery for young children at the Confessions are heard Seta* Rev. Jame* L. Ewalt, associat service by Samuel Matson, 3d. Jonah. The lesson-sermon will be Fred Warwick, Wellington Ken- of young people, who have com- Sunday school services will be 10:45 a.m. service. Rev. C days from 4 to 8 p.m. tad town minister, will assist at the la The Holy Eucharist and address entitled "Everlasting Punish- nedy, and Robert Fiedler. Dea- pleted twelve weeks' In prepara- held at 9:30 a.m. Chutes -for 3- Roger Burtins Is pastor. 7:30 and » p.m., weekdays dur- ter service. William C. Wood, by the rector. Rev. Canon ment." cons greeting committee will b tion, will be received Into church year-olds and nursery care are This Sunday,- the Intermediit* ing the S o'clock mass and *ft*f minister of music, will pla; Charles H. Best, will be at 1 This selection will be read Don Bosserman, Claud* Denny, membership. A reception foi provided during the 11 a.m. serv- Luther League meets at 7 pm Noveaa services Monday. '•Benedictui" — Max Reger, an a.m. from "Science and Health with Marshall Smith and deaconesses these new members and theii ice. Confirmation classes meet Mon- Baptisms every Sunday at 1:M "Muiette and Trio Avec la Ped There will be no Wednesday Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Effie Wolff and Jessie Teed. parents will be held In Fellow- Rev. Mr. Mills will attend the day at 4:4S p.m. The weekday p.m. in the church. A baptism ale"—J. F. Dandrieu. During services this week, because the Baker Eddy:. "Truth, Life, and Church school will meet ship Hall between the two morn* Synod Evangelism meeting at church (chool is Tuesday at 3:30 blank must be obtained bom toe boa services there will be a ded- rector will attend the diocesan Love are the only legitimate ani a.ra. preceded by the pis-serv (ng services, and provided by the Ocean City Monday and Tuesday p.m. The church council meets rectory and filled out before the ication of workers for the. Growth convention that day. eternal demands on man, an ice prayer circle in the Claytoi sixth grade teachers. / He alto will attend the steward- Tuesday at 8 p.m. Baptism takes place, Fund Campaign. Alcoholics Anonymous and the they are spiritual lawgivers, en Room at 9:30 a.m. There will b The music for Sunday**/serv- ship conference for pastors at The Junior Choir meets at Novena devotions in honor of At the 9:15 service a doubl Al-Anon Group will meet at 9 forcing obedience through divim a nursery at 9:45 and 11 a.m ices will Include "Preludtf JiHS Hightotnwn Presbyterian Church p.m. Wednesday, and the Senlo: the church. quartet will sing "Hear My Pray p.m. Monday. statutes." The youth groups will meet at Flat" — Schumann; "Tb«T Head Wednesday. Choir at 8:30 p.m. er"—Arcadelt and "How Lovelj The Woman'i Guild Board will The Golden Text is from Psaln p.m., followed by the Sunday ev That Once was Crowned with The Ladles' Aid Society wi There will be a meeting of the ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC Are the Messengers"—F. Mendel meet at 10 a.m.' Tuesday. The 130: "Let Israel hope in th ning praise service at 7:30 p.m. Thorns"—sung by the Youtl meet Thursday at the church hal Sunday school workers at S p.m . Red Bank isohn. The ushers will be Amol Acolytes Guild and the Sea Scouts Lord: for with -the Lord there The women of the church wi Choir at 9:30; Alto solo, "Intc Mrs. Allan Speck, program chair- Thursday. Masses are celebrated Sunday W Galbraith, Robert H. Beck, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. mercy, and with.hlm Is plenteoui meet Thursday from 10 a.m. Thy Hands''-^. S. Bach at 9:31 man, will present a film on the The Kings Couples will meet •t 7, 8, 9, 10, u and U o'clock. Howell George, Jr.; Gordon C. The Sewing Group will redemption." 3 psi. for sewing and rolllnj and 11 by Rum Palmer Bell, anc Haddonfleld and Belvedere Pres- Friday at 8:30 p.m. at 11 a.m. Wednesday. Confessions are heard Saturdiys Irwin, Jr. and George W. Lans- bandages. Today at 10 a.m. thi at 11 a.m. Psalm 122—Leo Sow byterian Homes for the Aged. The second session Of the train- from 4:30 to 6.p.m., and from The Triangle Club will spon CHURCH OF CHRIST ing class for Vacation Churcr downe. Carroll W. Barclay, Jr. women are invited to attend Ma; erby, sung the Chancel Choir. The Westminster Youth Fellow- 7:30 to S pm, and John D. Staple, Jr., wl sor a mother and daughter fash Red Bank Fellowship Day, sponsored by th The church schoo] will meet a ship will meet at the church at School teachers will be held Mon comprise the welcoming commit ion show and smorgasboard din- Bible classes will be held Sui United Church Women of Ret 9:30 and 11 a.m. An adult BibU 7 p.m. Thursday! Topic under dis- day at 8 p.m. Rev. Charles Rog- Baptinu are at 12: W p.m. tee. ner next Friday at 6:30 p.m, day at 10 a.m. Morning worsh Bank, at the Shrewsbury Pres- class will be held at 9:30. Thi cussloji will be "Who is the Out- er Burkina, pastor, will again be Sundays. will be 11 and evening worshil byterian Church. Nursery can senior high young peoples' pn sider?" led by Chery! Corals De- teaching this session. All extra The Miraculous Medal Novena At the 11 o'clock service thi JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES at 6:30 o'clock. is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and Tower Hill Choir will sing "Heai will be provided. In the evenin paratory class will meet Sunday votions will be in charge *of Dor- activities are held at the parish Red Bank In the absence of the regulai Monmouth Association will ho at 11 a.m. uw Hayes. house on Harmony Rd. the Perpetual Novena to St An- My Prayer"—Arcadelt and "He "Can There Be A World With- minister, two members of thi Lovely Are the Messengers"—I vacation church school work A choral workshop for the Mon The Ladies' Aid Society is col- thony is held Tuesday at 7:M. out Woe?" will be the sermon congregation will present the lea shops in this church front 7:31 mouth Chapter of American Guild lecting clothing and household ob- METHODIST Mendelssohn. The ushers will be subject Sunday at 3 p.m. At 4:15 sons. John Shoun will speak EMMANUEL BAPTIST Fred E. Engle, Robert W. Mac- p.m. to 10 p.m. of Organists will be conducted jects for a rummage sals to be Fair Haven-Rumson p.m. the Watchtower Bible study the morning service and Charles Sunday at 4:30 p.m. by Herbert held at the Union Hose fire house The two churches, the Fair Atlantic Highlands cubbin, Thomas L. Shirley, Fred consideration will be "The Fam- Craun at the evening service. The senior BYF will hold D. Wikoff, 3d, and Silas 0. Wilt car wash in the church parkin, Burtls, minister of music and fine on Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, Haven Methodist and the Rumson The pastor, Rev. Howard M. ily Circle in the Last Days." At the morning worship James arts. This wonkbop will be cli- Thursday, May 17, from 9:30 a.m, Methodist, "will meet together Ervln, wilt bring the message at shire. The welcoming committee Tuesday at 8: IS p.m. "Let Your Elliott will direct the congregi lot tomorrow morning. will consist of Rudolph W. Ma; Mid-week service will be held maxed by a service of music al to 3 p.m. a merged body Sunday, for thi the Worship and Commulon serv- Name Be Sanctified" Bible study tional song service and John 8 p.m. first time. ice Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 end Herman D. Woolley. will be held in all six service Kondrup will read scripture and Wednesday at 7j 30 p.m. 'Circles one and two will hav The I.Y.F. Council meeting wil CALVARY BAPTIST The minister of the Rumson con- p.m. There Is a prayer meeting At 9:15 and 11:00 a.m. churcli centers: Kingdom Hall 58 For- lead in prayer. Communion will be held Sunday at 6 p.m. for thi Oceanport gregation, Rev. Richard Hoye, that precedes the service at 7 school and nursery will meet. man St., Fair Haven; 10 St. be served by Ralph Johnson, covered dish luncheon at the church Thursday at 12:30 p.m. purpose of planning a summei Sunday school meets at 9:45 will preach at the 11 a.m. service a.m. At 10:30 a.m. a coffee hour wil Mary's PI. and 220 Pearl St., Red George Sherman, Ralph Geronl schedule for fun and recreation, a.m., with graded classes for on the text from Epheslans be held for the church schoo: Bank; 82 Pear St., New Shrews- and Oren Duke. Kenneth Noland Circle 3, covered dish supper al Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m. 6:30 at the home of Mrs. Johr The group's Sunday evening pro- ages. There is also a nursery 2:17-22. each Sunday, staff. bury; 69 Lincoln St., Fairvlew, will lead in closing prayer. gram from 7 to 8:30 p.m. will be available for Infants at this time. Sunday school will meet at 9:45 and 165 Princettm PL, Belford. Alexander; circle 4 supper In th Night of Prayer will be served At 12:15 p.m. the Geneva Fel- A study of the Revelation lettei home of Mra. Dewey Williams; on the topic, "My Family and Communion service is at 11 a.m. A fellowship hour will be will be me subject for,jdiscussiot tonight, beginning at 10 p.m., and lowship will sponsor a doffee Thursday at 7:30 p.m. the min- and circle 5 supper at the home o: Me/" a.m. Rev. Paul Smith will deliver held after worship. the deacons' prayer meeting is hour for all single young adult istry school -will .highlight the at the Bible study Thursday ai Mrs. Glenn Bowling. M.Y.F. program at 7 p.m. will a Communion meditation, "Un- The Women's Society of Chris Bible book, "Deuteronomy." At 7:30 p.m. Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and servicemen in the churcli present "Stewardship, What Does derstanding God's Wisdom." The tian Service will meet Monday Boys' Stockade meet* Monday parlor. 8:30 p.m. the service meeting The men of the church wi: It Really Mean?" choir will sing "I Could Not Live at S p.m. in Fellowship Hall to will consider "Keeping Awake to meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. CHRIST EPISCOPAL at 6: IS p.m., and the Battalion, At 12:30 p.m. a meeting of thi Shrewsbury The Wesley Fellowship wl Without Thee," by Cyrus Mal- the election of officers. Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Growth Fund Workers will be Christian Responsibility." meet at 8:30 p.m. at the tow- lard. There will be nurseries for there will be a fellowship sup- PRESBYTERIAN Observing the prescribed dic- The high school young people held. tates of the Episcopal Church, re- den parsonage. Richard Jones, a infants and pre-school children. per Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. At 7 p.m. two Westminster Fel- ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL Shrewsbury student at Princeton University, The three youth groups and the There will be a congregational Red Bank Morning services of worshl lating to the first Sunday In the Mid-week prayer service is lowship groups and the Youtl; new month, Christ Church wili will speak on "Canadian-Ameri servicemen's fellowship meet at meeting tonight to approve plans Wednesday at 8 p.m., followed Seminar Classes for high school Rev. Earl B. Scott, vicar, will will be conducted at 9:30 and 11 can Relations." 6:30 p.m. In the church and par for the new church. celebrate the Holy Eucharist Sun- o'clock Sunday. Rev. John R celebrate the Eucharist at a' by the monthly report meeting. students will meet; services Sunday. The 8, 9, and 11 Altar flowers for Sunday wi sonage. The Pioneer Girls meet at th» At 8 p.m. the Westminster Fel day at 8 a.m. There will be a Collins, pastor, will deliver the be presented by Mr. and Mrs. Evening service Is at 7:30 ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC sung Eucharist at 9:30 a.m. sermon "Destruction or De- a.m. commemorations will be at- church each Thursday, the Pil- lowship for 9th graders and fo tended by acolytes Jack Jordan I. Leon Turkington and Mrs. A. o'clock. 10-12th graders will meet spear- Sunday school will meet at 9:30 cision." Sunday macies will be at 7, 8, grims at 3:30 p.m. and the Col- and Robert Thomas. Alvin Whiting in memory of par- There will be a meeting of the onists at 7 p.m. ately. a.m. The senior Young People's The sacred music for the ents, Rev. and Mrs. Arthur J. Sunday school staff Monday at 9, 10, 11 and noon. Fellowship will meet Sunday at services will include the "Pre- The 9 a.m. parish Eucharisl Westminster Fellowship Can- Whiting. They are presented al- p.m. at the church. The junio Dally masses will b« celebrated TRINITY EPISCOPAL p.m. lude" selection by Bach, played has been designated as the serv- at 7 and 8 a.m., except on flrsl teen for 7th and 8th graders wil ice fitted for attendance by fam- so by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey department workers will presenl Matawari hold a "Hop Scotch Dance" in The congregation will hold a by Lucius E. Harris, organlsl Davenport, In memory of Mrs. the program. Fridays when the hours will b get-together party for the new and choirmaster. At the 9:30 a.m ilies with children in church On the second Sunday after Westminster Hall tonight at school. Following the rector's Davenport's sister, Mrs. Marilyn Prayer meeting and Bible study 6:30 and 8 a.m, Easter services wilt be at fol- o'clock. vicar and his family Monday at service, the Chorister Choir wi' Tomlinson. Classes in prepara- hour is Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. On Holy Days, masses will be 8 p.m. in the parish hall. sing the offertory anthem. Thi sermon, children in classes above lows: Matins at 7:45 a.m., Cor- Monday: tion for church membership will offered at 8, 7, 8, 9, 10. and 1 porate Communion of th* women Father Scott, P. L. Jones, and later service will Include "Thy the first grade are taken into a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. 6:45 p.m.—First report dinne church to join their parents in meet with the ministers tomor FEDERATED of the church and Ingathering of Aldee Miller will attend the an- Church O God" by Thiaman, row from 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. Holmdel Confessions will be heard Sat- In connection with the Growth sung by the Senior Choir. Mrs. participation in the rites of th the United Thank Offerings at nual convention of the Diocese of The library committee will Sunday school service Is at 9:45 urdays, first Thursdays, and on Fund Campaign. New Jersey Tuesday and Wednes- LaBelle King will sing a solo, Holy Eucharist. Denoted for duty 8 a.m., family service of Morning 7:30 p.m.—The Youth Budge this Sunday as crucifer, torch- meet Monday at 7 p.m. a.m. the eves of Holy, Days, from 3:30 Prayer and sermon at 11 and day. "With Verdure Clad," and Mr. Rev. Andrew A. Burkhardt, to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 Committee will meet. Harris will conclude with the bearers and servers are William A New Brunswick District Evening Prayer at 7:30 o'clock. The Eucharist will be cele- Peace Rally will be held in thi minister, will give as his sermon p.m. Tuesday: brated Tuesday at 7 a.m. 'Postlude" by Bach. Balmer, William Bishop, Robert Holy Communion will be cele- 8 p.m.—Weekly adult Bibli DeAdder, Julian Hurault an Asbury Park Methodist Church at the 11 a.m. service "Distorted Baptisms will be administered brated Tuesday at 8 a.m. and The Episcopal Church Women The ushers serving at the earlj Monday, with briefing session at Mirror." A coffee hour will be every Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar- class taught by Dr. Bush in thi will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. service will Include Alfred Clark Leonard Rogers. Friday at 6:30 p.m. Because of church parlor. 7 p.m. and public rally at 8 p.m, held after the church service. The rangements should be made a George Engeldmm, Winfhro] Father Broburg also wil: week In advance of the btptlim. the diocesan convention there Wednesday: The speaker will be the Rev. Dar- Young People's Society will serve. will be no celebration of Com- BAPTIST Macomber, John Rodenburg am preach during the 11 a.m. Holy rell Randall of American Univer- The annual turkey supper of the Rev. Edward A. Corrigao Is 10 e.tn.—The prayer and stodj Mlddletown Richard Devine. Those servta] Eucharist service. His altar boy pastor and Rev. Stanley Levan- munion, on Wednesday; , : ,> group will meet in the chape sity. Couple's Club will be held tomor- The sacrament of penance will The sacrament of the Lord's at the later service will be Arnol will be David Bishop. Music will The young adult discusslo: row at 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30 p.m, dowski and Rev. Anthony Lulsini 7 p.m. — Christian Educatta Supper will be observed at the T. Anderson, George Gilbert be provided by Norman Albert, are assistants. be administered tomorrow and Workers Recognition Dihner ii group will meet Tuesday at Tickets are available from Mrs, each Saturday1 from 4:30 to 5 10:50 a.m. Sunday service of wor- John P. Steel and Robert Wilson. organist. p.m. William Stevenson and Mrs, Westminster Hall. ship. Rev. John E. Bates wil" During both worship services, ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL p.m. 8 p.m.—The Spiritual Therapj Visitors to the Sunday serv The prayer and study group George Schanck. The spring rummage sale will speak on the topic, "Into the nursery care for pre-school chil- ices are welcome at the informal will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. in The Ladies' Aid Society meets Little Silver \ Group will meet In the churcr choir will dren will be provided in the be held Tuesday through Friday parlor. World." The senior "coffee hour" in-the parish house Roger Squire Chapel. Play School Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at Fellow- St. John's Couples Club wil the anthem under the church house, under the direction meet in the parish house tonighl from 9 a.m. to S p.m. Mrs. Thursday: present following the 9 a.m. worship. sessions will be Tuesday anc ship Hall. George Miller is chairman of the direction of Mrs. George Hart- of Mrs. Richard W. Child. The annual convention of the at 8:15. 9:30 a.m.—The Missionary Ed' Thursday from 9:15-11:30. The Rifle Club meeting is at 7 commitee in charge. mann, organist. The Sunday church schoo diocese of New Jersey will meet Circles D and A of the WSCS p.m. Tuesday. On the Second Sunday after ucation Group of the Women' Ushers will be Homer Hicks classes will include: Kindergar- in Trinity Cathedral at Trenton Easter, services will be as fol- The planning commitee of the Association will meet In the will hold a luncheon meeting The Young People's Society vestry will meet Thursday at 1:30 and John C. Poyner. Flowers will ten, primary and Junior depart- Tuesday and Wednesday. Electee Tuesday at noon. meets Fridays at 7:45 p.m. at lows: 8 a.m., Holy Communion church parlor. be placed by Mrs. Henry Starke. ments, 9:30 a.m. only; Junior as deputies to the conventloi 9:30 a.m., children's church for p.m, in the parish house. 6:45 p.m.—Second report dlnnei The monthly meeting of Wes- Fellowship Hall. There will be a nursery for small Highs, 9:30 and 11 a.m., and the from Christ Church are Frani leyan Service Guild will be heli grades 1 through 3 in the parish In connection with the Growtf children during the service. Senior-Highs, 11 a.m. B. Lawes, Frederick E. Lombarc house; 9:30, Morning Prayer and ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL Fund Campaign. Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Squire BIBLE BAPTIST Miss Sharon Lynn Geary was The Junior-High Fellowship, and Samuel G .Nowell. Alternate; Memorial Chapel. Rev. Mr. Low- Hazlet sermon; 11, Morning Prayer an< Highlands admitted into the fellowship of under the leadership of Charles are Arthur E. James, Paul P, den will speak and install th Pastor Gilbert Watt will bring sermon. The rector, Rev. A. Al- Holy Communion will be cele- ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL the church last Sunday at a E. Steen, Jr., will meet Sunday Parker and Frank L. Rogers. newly-elected officers. A brief the message at the Communion len Attenborough, STD, will brated on the 2d, 4th tnd Sib Keansburg service of baptism, and Thomas at 6 p.m. in the church house. Rehearsal by the St. Gregory business meeting will be presided service at 11 a.m. preach at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday of each month at lia., Sunday services will begin with John McKittrick was received by The Senior-Westminster Fellow- Choir will take place Thursday over by Miss Alta Schoettle. The Parish Advisory Board wil! and there will be a service of confirmation. The pastor, offi- Bible school meets at 9:45 a.m. a celebration of the Holy Euchar- ship will meet at 6:30 p.m. in at 8 p.m. Mrs. G. R. Wood will Hostesses for May indue Mrs. with classes for all ages. meet in the parish house Wednes Moming Prayer and sermon at ist at 8 a.m. ciated, assisted by George Hart- the church house with Rev. Mr. direct. Naomi McGregor, Mrs. Rudolph day at 8:15 p.m. 9 a.m. •"•:' The family Eucharist aw mann, deacon. Collins, presiding. Evening worship.service is a Parishioners are reminded o Couch, Sara Armstrong, Mrs. 7 o'clock with Pastor Watt bring- On the 1st and 3d Sundays tber« church school will begin at 9:31 The Monmouth Baptist Associa- The United Church Women ar the urgency to sign up now foi Earl Williams, Mrs. Lepn Turk- ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL wil) be but one service, a cele- a.m. A nursery will be providec tion will meet Tuesday at the ing another message in the se- celebrating May Fellowship Daj the chartered bus trip tour tc ington, Mrs. Ray McLaughlln, and ries "This We Believe." Belford bration of Holy Communion at during this service. First Baptist Church of T-ong at the church today. Charles Au New York Tuesday May 15, Mrs. Fred KUngi Rev. Ralph Edwards, the vi 9 a.m. At U a.m. there will be a cele- Branch. The morning meeting tenrieth will be. panel moderatoi Bible study and prayer hour Points of interest will be the Cath- Circle E will meet Thursday at Wednesday is at 8 p.m. Pastor car, will read matins Sunday at The vicar Is Rev. Ronald Mac- bration of the Eucharist and ser- will begin at 10 o'clock. The and a covered dish luncheon wil edral of St. John the Divine, the 7:40 a.m. This will be followed Leod. mon by the rector, Rev. John M. Women's Fellowship will meet at be served at noon followed b; 1 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Watt will be in charge. Cloisters of the Metropolitan Mu- Thomas Lacey. Youth Fellowship night Is at 8 a.m. by Holy Eucharist and Crum. 1 p.m., and there will be an eve- worship service at 1:30 p.m. seum and the Guggenheim Mu- sermon. The acolytes will be Les- Every weekday except Tues- ning meeting at 8. The Women's Organization wi The Senior Hi M.Y.F. Retreai Thursday at 7:30. This is for all ter August and Gary Motsek. seum. Tickets are avallabl at Mt. Misery Conference Cen- those 12 yean of age and up. day, dairy Morning Prayer will The 275th anniversary commit- sponsor a dessert bridge tonighl through the church office, Mrs. Sung Eucharist and sermon Is be read at 9 a.m. and daily Eve- tee will meet Wednesday at 8 In Samuel Blair Hall at 8 o'clock. ter, will be held the weekend of George Blair or Mrs. Lambert May 11, 12, and 13. ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER at 9:30 a.m., followed by church ning Prayer at 7 p.m. p.m. at the home of Edwin Par- Rev. Mr. Collins will conduct Beeuwkes. school classes. The acolytes! wll OWCffl The Eucharist will be cele- sells to plan the anniversary pro- a staff meeting in his study Tues- (Episcopal) be Robert Kaiser, Richard Meg MONMOUTH REFORM Runuon H brated Monday at 8 a.m.. an ;ram for 1963. day at 11 a.m. inley and Richard Smithson. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday LUTHER MEMORIAL TEMPLE There will be a celebration of The Women's Executive Boari Lutheran Church, (Mo.) At 7 p.m., the E.Y.C. will meel and Saturday at 9:30 a.m. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL will meet at the manse Tuesda' Shrewsbury the Holy Communion at 8 a.m. New Shrewsbury In the chantry. for evening prayer, and this wil I regain Holy Unction of the sick wll Keyporl at 8 p.m. Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink be followed by a business meet be administered upon request aft- "Love Finds a Way" will will conduct services tonight at At 9:30 a.m., there will be a Sunday services will begin with The second Morning Circle, un :he sermon topic of Rev. Danle! ing at which the ham dinner, to er all services, and at other times Morning Prayer at 7:45, followed der the leadership of Mrs. Joh 8:30. The sermon will be "Civi celebration of Holy Communion D. Relnheimer Sunday at th and address by the rector, Rev. be held on May 26, will be dis- upon notification of the rector by a ce'lebration of Holy Com- R. Collins, will meet in thi War Judaism" in honor of the cussed. my strength? The sacrament of penance will 10:45 a.m. service held at the centennial celebration of the Na- Canon George A. Robertshaw. munion at 8 o'clock. church lounge Wednesday at Tinton Falls School. Holy Com- This week the sanctuary lamp be administered Saturday from The Family Service will be .m. tional Jewish Welfare Board The girls' choir will sing. munion will be celebrated. Commission on Chaplaincy. At 10:30 a.m., Robert D. McKee candle is given In memory of 4 to 4:30 p.m. conducted at 9:30 a.m. at which Theboard of trustees will con John P. Kipp by Mrs. John Eu- A nursery will be provided dur- The Sabbath candles will be lit will play a recital -on the Mary THE TRUTH time the Church School meets. vene Thursday at 8 p.m. In thi ng (he service. The choir, unde ler, and in, memory of George Morning Prayer will be conducted church lounge. by Mrs. Grace Schwartz, The Owen Borden Memorial carillon. METHODIST the direction of Marvin Fichter, Holy Communion and sermon and Pauline Morris by Benjamin IN THIS Atlantic Highlands at 11 o'clock. This Sunday has Members and friends of the pulpit flowers will be donated by R. Morris. will sing "The Strife Is O'er" by Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schwartz by the rector are at 11 a.m. The "The Wanderers" will be thi been designated as Youth Sun- congregation will attend a special Bartholomaeus Helder. Celebration! of the Holy Eu GREAT BOOK day. Young Churchmen will par- in memory of Mathew Gideon men and boys' choir, under the eermon subject of Rev. George service of the Monmouth Reform Sunday school and Bible class- charist will be at 9 a.m. Mon- E. Taylor Sunday at 11 a.m. ticipate in all services. Temple Friday, May 11, at 8:30 Schwartz. ... direction of Marshall C. Bush, or- CAN REFRESH YOU es will meet at 9:30 a.m. A dls An Oneg Shabbat will follow ;anist and choirmaster, wilt (ing. day, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday Sunday school will meet at 9:30 There will be a celebration of p.m. in the sanctuary. Th cussion series for persons inter- and Saturday. Your strength an be re- a.m. There will be a nursery Holy Communion Wednesday at speaker will be Rabbi Balfou the services and the hostesses ested in knowing more about th will be Mrs. Leonard Gltfleson, HOLINESS The sacrament of penance wit newed-your wcarinea ex- during worship. a.m. and Friday at 6:30 a.m. Brickner. ".utheran Church is held each be administered Saturday from Holy Communion is celebrated at Mrs. Sidney Ruda. Mrs. tfernard Long Branch changed for rest and joyous The intermediate Methodis Sunday at 9:30 a.m., led by the Schwartz, Mrs. Frank Singer. Sunday school and Junior 1 a.m. until noon. Youth Fellowship will meet Sun a.m. on Holy Days. OQEANVIEW COMMUNITY pastor. The parish board will meet at activity-if you willieek pray, Alcoholics Anonymous will Leonardo During the weekend. Miss VIc- church will meet at 10 a.m. day at 6:30 p.m. with Mrs. Ed Sunday afternoon representa- ki Gruber will represent the Mon- Scripture lesson and prayer p.m. Monday, and the Steward- erfully the truth contained in ward Santos, leader. meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. Pastor Kenneth N. Gamble will ship Committee will meet at 8 this great book, Science and bring the message at the worship Ives of the congregation will at- mouth Reform Temple Youth service for the sick will be con- The Women's Society of Chris- HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN tend a Lutheran Layman' ducted by Rev. E. H. Lawrence, p.m. , Health with Key to the Scrip- Han Service will hold a covered service at 11 a.m. Mrs. John Iroups at the spring conclave of Wednesday at 8 p.m., the St. Red Bank Bennett will be at the organ. League Rally at St. Luke's Lu- the Jersey Federation Tempi* pastor, Monday at 8 p.m. ures by Mary Baker Eddy. dish supper Monday at 6:30 p.m. "These, Too, are Included" will theran Church, Elizabeth, a Agnes' Guild will hold Its month- to be followed by a meeting and Following the service, a Com- Youth at Temple B'nai Or, Mor- ly meeting. je Rev. Harold Hornberger's munion service will be held. 3:30 p.m. Sunday evening mem- rislown. ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC You may read or borrow pledge service to be conducted sermon subject Sunday at 9:20 bers of the Walther League1 wjl! New Monmouth Science and Health bee of by the dislrict treasurer. Sunday school meets at 9:41 Sunday the Temple will con- METHODIST " nd II a.m. a.m. with classes for all age attend a birthday banquet at St. duct its annual congregational Masses wil) be celebrated In Highland* charge at any Christian Sci- Mrs. Helen Rusby, former mis There will be a Sunday school Matthew's Lutheran Church, Ber- meeting for the purpose of elect- aionary to Bolivia will speak a rom nursery to adult. Leste he church Sunday at 6. 7, 8:15, Rev. Richard N. Ryley, pastor, ence Reading Room. The itaff meeting Monday. joodman is superintendent. genfield. ing officers and adopting a budg- md 9:30 a.m. will conduct services Sunday at a missionary tea Wednesday a Esther Circle will meet Monday the Church Council et for the coming year. The meet- book can be purchased in red, 2 p.m. Evening worship service is a! Masses will be celebrated In 11 a.m. Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. :30 o'clock. Pastor Gamble will will meet at the parsonage at 8 ing will be called to order by the school building. Memorial Church school will meet at green, or blue binding at |) There will be a children's day Ada Wilman will lead the dis- p.m. President Aaron Hoffman at 8:30 and will be sent postpaid on aervlce tonight at 7 o'clock. bring the message. Hall, at 8:15, 9:30. and 10:49 :30 a.m. cussion of the subject, "The Race Mid-week prayer service wil! The Vacation Bible School plan- p.m. in the auditorium or the receipt of check or money hat Refused to Vanish." t>e Wednesday at 8 p.m. Paslo ning meeting will be held at the school building. The nominating >rder. BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN iambic will be in charge. " parsonage Tuesday at 8 p.m. committee consisting of Bernard SEE AND HEAR THE BIBLE COME ALIVE Cllffwood Beach ASSEMBLY OF GOD The confirmation class wil Levy, Milton Mausner, Martin IN THIS COLOR FILM The schedule for Sunday will Shrewsbury AME~ziON~" will meet at the parsonage to- Wachtel, Max Singer, and Sey- be: church school at 9:30 a.m., Sunday service will be held at Red Bank morrow at 9 a.m. mour Gruber,' has offered Presented by the Local Friends of "Frank & Ernest?' Christian Science morning worship at 11 a.m., and a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday Rev. Charles E. Bourne will slate of officers and trustees. READING Vouth Fellowship meeting at chool will meet at 10 a.m. preach Sunday at 11 a.m. Holy PILGRIM BAPTIST The Sisterhood consignment THE UNKNOWN GOD 5:30 p.m. Bible study will bo held Wed- Communion will be celebrated. Red Bank sale of the year will begin Mon- 3:00 p.m. Sunday, May 6 ROOM Naomi Circle will meet Monday lesday at 8 p.m. Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, will day and continue through Friday it T:45 p.m. There will be a ladies' prayer a.m. conduct services Sunday at 11:30 at the Little Sliver' shopping There will be a combined meet- meeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. WOMAN'S CLUB OF RED BANK Members will attend services a.m. ilaza, under the chairmanship of 164 •rood Sfrtet, near Rccklesi Hoc*, Rtd Imk ing of fhe Sewjon and the trut- Christ's Ambassador* will meet Sunday at 4 p.m, in (he St. James Sunday ichool will meet at 10 Un. Milton Mausner. 209 BROAD ST. teei Wedneidav it 7:30 p.m. onlght at 8 p.m. There will be AME Zion Church, Perth Amboy. in. Monmouth Reform Temple uses Mon. thru Sat 12419 Catherine dote Circle will prayer service tomorrow at There will be a prayer service A prayer meeting will be held he facilities of the Shrewsbury Admission Free No Collection Also Friday Eve. 7:104:10 meet today at 1 p.m. 30 p.m, Wednesday at 8 p.m, ••reibyterian Church. ednesday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday Afternoon M •• : ' i T I "Hew Our Prayer, O Lord" by NEW AWTOUC PRESBYTERIAN WESTMINSTER RED BA\*K REGISTER Friday, May 4, ArctdeU. , RlUBtOC PRESBYTERIAN UshrriwiU bt Elwood'H, Rtv. Antoa Veeatoiiea of the Worship ttrvtee* wilLbe beld Middletown Religious Services ,1 Harold WM&, ttmm Gta- Pater** coniregitk* wOl can- Sunday at *a sad U a,nx Tte Worship service* will be held; ion, Utter SMbla, Ru»**ll W%- (feet ferric*} Su&dty *t 16 a.m., Htmon, 'TWSont of a SingiD'g Susday at 10:15 *.m. Rev, Ha/-' TOYS • wmm CARDS RZFOKMED t TbU Sundiy th« word to Queen, Tbwnsi Breretog and presetting f a Voyige." The; PARTY GOODS • FLAGS • It* »«muli» » Mrtci of thret Music for the service* will in- Da Nlcoia will five a report on tor choir will present the «.n-; entitled ""Greek Word* Sunday school will meet at I: SO Sunday school will meet at 1:43 clude "Andante Reliftoso" by a.m. , tb* mlsilon itttdy tour of Puerto them "Send Out Thy, Light," byj Which Shouldn't Be Grade to the m. STATIONERY ft OTO: Gruber, "In Hit Pretence" by The Junior.Youth Fellowship Rico, which she recently com Gounod. Nursery facilities will be; ChriitiuT will be delivered Sun- The rector, Rev. Werner A. Frick, and "Postludlum in F" by will meet In White Hall Sunday pleted with • number of young provided. day it tito 0:30 and I) a.m. serv- Schneider will conduct the serv- ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS Stain. The tothetn to be sung by at 6:30 p.m. The topic to be stud- people under the auspices of the Sunday school will begin at 9:15 ices by Rev. ls»c C. Rotten- ice Wednesday at 8 p.m. the choir at both tervlces will be led will be "Judaism." The Sen- Monmouth Presbytery Youth Fel- a.m. and Westminster Youth ior Youth Fellowship meets Sun- FAITH REFORMED lowship. groups will meet at 7 pm. Established Telephone day at 7:30 p.m. and will hear Mazlet John H. Watson, 3d, minister of Women's Association will meet 1884 SH 1-0001 Rev. Mr. Rottenbefg speak on The Men's Brotherhood will music, will be at the console dur- Monday at 8:15 p.m. 1 "That Thing Called Love." meet tonight at 8 p.m. . - ing both services. Misi Flor- 17 Broad St. RED BANK The Vesper Fellowship meet' Rev. Theodore C. Muller, pas- ence Fogelson, will be guest FRIENDS MEETING RANK'S^ * Ings will continue every Sunday tor, will preach Sunday at 9:30 soloist. At the 11 a.m. service, Shrewsbury throughout May at the Beekman and 11 a.m. on the subject, "In the chancel'choir will sing. The Religious Society • of • •PARTS • REPAIRS • ACCESSORIES House at 6:30 p.m, a Mirror Dimly." Sunday \6Jiurch school . will Friends, (Quakers,) meets every' - • NEW AND USED BICYCLES The annual mother and daugh Sunday school will be held at convene at 9:30 a.m. in all de- Firstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. ter dinner of the Woman's Guild 9:30 and 11 a.m. Pilgrim Youth partments except senior high, Firstday school for religious ed- ' • • • • . • ~*%. for Christian Service will be held Fellowship will meet *t 8:30 p.m. which will meet in the auditor- ucation of children meets at 10:30 TVriW Located at ..... Monday at 6:30 p.m. in^White and senior Youth Fellowship, at ium at 10:30 a.m. Senior High a.m. Al! are welcome. ... 181 l»r AVI. (next to Iill Tilephwit) Hall, and will be catered by Mrs. 8:15 p.m. • Fellowship will meet in the ATL HIGHLANDS 291-2664 Bessie Holley. On Wednesday at. 8 pm. the lounge, and Junior High Fellow- Costume News Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hors- Board of Christian Education will ship In the auditorium, at 7:15 fall will be hosts to members and meet. p.m. friends in their neighborhood on On Monday, the leadership Printed Pattern TRAVEL Friday, May 11th. EMBURY METHODIST training course will be held in 9250 10-18 The monthly sewing circle of Little Silver the lounge, at 8 p.m., end Floyd Serving Monmouth County for Fifteen Years the Woman's Guild will be held Rev. RalpK L. Barrett, pastor, A. De Nicola will lead a discuss- Wednesday at 10 a.m. will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. ion on "Educational Principles.' Reckless PI. Telephone "^ Who's the Housewife's The, Sunday school teachers On Tuesday, Prayer Fellowship Cor. Broad Street _,...... _-_ f ""*\ "REFORMED will meet in the sanctuary at will meet in the lounge, at 10 Middletown 9:30 a.m. for meditation and a.m. The board of trustees will Red Bonk SH 1-5080 A^ favorite Heroine??? "All Things Work Together for prayers. Sunday school classes meet in the lounge at 8 prh. God" will be the title of Rev. will meet at 9:45 a.m. On Wednesday, Friendship Cir- You can reserve and pick up airline, steamship, Harry A. Olson's sermon Sunday The Methodist Youth Fellow- cle will meet in the lounge at at 10:50 a.m. Sunday school and ship evening program will begin 2 p.m. The Spring School of Faith bus and tour tickets, hotel and resort area HELOISE - whose daily column of adult Bible class will meet at with prayertime at 7:15 in the and Life will hold its second class hints, short cuts and tips to make home- 9:30 a.m. sanctuary. in the lounge at 8 p.m., under reservations at our offices. The two Christian Endeavor The Woman's Society of Chris- the leadership of Mrs. Josph C. making easier and quicker is taking the groups will meet separately Sun' tian Service will hold Its annual Fowler, Metuchen, who will con- day at 6 p.m. luncheon and fashion show Sat- tinue her Bible study course in IT COSTS NO MORE cation by storm! The MacNeill Circle will meet urday, May 12, at 1 p.m. Fash- "Epheslans." Monday at 8 p.m. in the parish ions will be by Stelnbachs. Friday, May 11, the Mother TO BOOK THROUGH house, with Mrs. Melvin Layton Daughter Dinner, sponsored by as hostess. BAPTIST the Women's Association, will be YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT HELOISE -whose offer of a booklet The Ladies Aid Circle will have Leonardo held In the auditorium at 6:30 a luncheon Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. "Building Together" will be p.m. Guest speaker will be Mrs on doing laundry brought a flood of mail— in the parish house. Rev. William Carr's sermon sub- Henry H. Bucher, a Presbyter- ject Sunday at 11 a.m. During ian fraternal worker inThalland -100,000 airmail letters in five days! RIFORM this service the Lord's Supper ALLIED LAWN SERVICE Colts Neck will be observed and the fellow- CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev. Samuel LaPenta will ship offering will be received. Eatontown P.O. BOX 207 HAZLET, N. J. preach Sunday at 11 a.m. on the Church school will meet at 9:45 Sunday morning at 9:30, Bible HELOISE-whose down-to-earth subject, "A Sound of Thin Si! a.m. The senior Baptist Youth classes meet for all ages. At the ence." Fellowship meeting will be at 6 10:30 a.m. worship the sermon FOR A LOVELIER LAWN ' writing style and infectious friendliness There will be a nursery dur p.m. subject will be, "Was It Worth ing the service. Sunday school "The Fall of Jericho" will be It?" taken from Luke 19:1-9. The tiave made her the personal friend of will meet at 9:45 a.m. the sermon subject at the 7:30 Lord's Supper will be served aft The communicants' class will p.m. service. er the sermon. At 11:45 a.m. al millions of grateful homemakers! meet tomorrow at 9 a.m. On Monday the Mary Martha members and visitors are Invited CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL Circle will meet In the home of to have lunch together in the an Conservative Mrs. Mary Guthelr°at 1:30 p.m. nex. Rumson and the junior BYF will meet at At 12:45 p.m. the men of the :HELQISE—whose colorful column Special Sabbath services In 7 p.m. church will hold their regular appears in this honor of the 14th anniversary of The annual meeting of the Mow first-of-the-month business meet the State of Israel will be held mouth Baptist Assocation will be ing. jewspaper-for tonight at 8:30. Rabbi Gilbert S. held Tuesday beginning at 10 The evening worship is at 6:30 Rosenthal will deliver a sermon- a.m. and continuing through the and the subject will be "God's • Weed and Crabgrass Control I Fungus Control review of Rabbi Herbert Weln- evening program, in the Long Qualifications for Bishops." Wil- •, Fertilizing • Soil Sterilization jfour tnjoyment Branch Baptist Church, liam N. Scott will speak' at both • Pest Control • Spray Seeding er's book, "The Wild Goats of SEE how smartly the sheath The Grace Hatch Circle will services. • P. H. Control • Special Services and pleasure! Ein Gedl," The book deals with travels in company with its own • Lawn Renovation • Aero-Thatching the newly-emerging religious life meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Wednesday evening the Bible side-slit coat. Combine print and and in Israel. parsonage. study class meets at; 7:30, The solid, or match them up in cot- Cantor Sidney Scharff will Prayer and Bible study will be class will discuss "The Holy Spir ton, linen. Complete Lawn Installation held Wednesday at 8 p.m. it." . chant the liturgy, assisted by the Printed Pattern 9250: Misses' ( B'nai Israel Choir under the di- ! LJfM ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 MONEY-SAVING SPECIALS! rection of Leonard Scholsberg. BAY SHORE COMMUNITY dress 2% yards 35-inch; unlined The choir will also sing a special East Keansburg Eatontown ' f LAWN RENOVATION There will be a celebration of coat 3'/8 yards. medley of Israeli tunes. Candle Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Thirty-five cents in coins for ( lighting time will be 7:35 p.m. a.m. Holy Communion ^Sunday at 8 iIncludes Seeding, Fertilizing, Liming, etc/', a.m. Church school and the fam- this pattern—add 10c for each An Oneg Shabbat will follow the "These Things Shall be Added' pattern for first-class mail. Send services. will be the sermon topic of the ily service, Choral Eucharist and sermon by Rev. Philip Broburg to Marian Martin, Pattern Dept., ;« Sabbath tnornjng services will newly installed pastor, Rev. Rich. will be at 10:30 a.m. 232 West 18th St.,"New York 11. PHONE CO 4-8060 be at 9:15 for Junior Congre- ard R. Schwartz, at the 11 a.m. N. Y. Print plainly name, ad- gatiQn. Senior services will be- Communion service. dress with zone, size and style IF NO ANSWER — CO 4-0852 BAPTIST gin at 10. Rabbi Rosenthal will Board of Trustees will meet in number. speak on the portion of the week the church hall, Sunday at 7:30 New Monmouth and Cantor Scharff will chant the P.m. yv, Bible school will meet Sunday liturgy. "Activity Day" will be Tues- at 9:30 a.m. SUNDAY in the Sunday morning services at day at 9:30 a.m. Rev. William E. Blsgrove will 9:15 will be followed by a class A card party will be held in speak at 10:45 a.m. on "The in Jewish Law with Rabbi Ro- the Church Hall Wednesday from Blessed Hope." The right hand COLOR COMIC senthal. Sunday at 8:30 p.m. the 1 to 5 p.m. of fellowship will be extended to A "Clean-Up Week" art show twenty new members. The an- #) MONTGOMERY WARD Men's Club will have a social ARD MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER evening at which time they will for the students of the Middle- them will be "There Is A Balm PH LI 2-21 SO SECTION pay tribute to the outgoing presi- town Township Schools, spon- in Gilead" by Dawson under the II£d^ dent, Franklin Marcus. sored by the newly formed East direction of Donald E. Bisgrove, Dftity on the Women's Page Keansburg Civic Association will organist. A nursery and a chil- Thursday evening, the ex- be conducted at the Church Hall dren's church will be provided ecutive board of the Men's Club Tuesday at 8 p.m. Rev. Richard for those up to eight years of ill meet. R. Schwartz will be one of the age. The ushers for the morning PLASTIC COATED JOURNAL-AMERICAN Daily evening services are at judges. service will be George Acker, 7:30. FIBER COVERS James Willi, Albert Griggs, Lar- FREE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ry Scott, Thomas Roberts, and Atlantic Highlands Robert Brain. The pastor, Rev. Frederick At the 7:45 p.m. service the Bronkema, will preach Sunday at pastor will speak on "The Tem- -88 9:30 and 11 a.m. ple of God." Sunday school will meet at 9:36 The mid-week prayer service Only a.m. A nursery will be avail will be held Wednesday at 7:30 Long on wear — low in price! able during worship. p.m. ,. Smartly styled in ventilated weava Youth Fellowship will meet The young people will meet at FREE Monday at 7:15 p.m, 7 p.m. Thursday, The Sky Pilots pattern — cooler in summer, Wednesday at 8 p.m. Bible meet in the education building warmer in winter. Study will be held. Thursday at 7:15 p.m. The Session will meet at the The Christian Couples Club will INSTALLATION church Thursday at 8 p.m. meet in the Fellowship Hall to New members who joined the night at 8. ON church on Maundy Thursday are: Tuesday the M.E.S. Guild will Mr. and Mrs. John Butler, Mr. attend the Monmouth Baptist As- Robert Card, Miss Thelma Field- sociation at Long Branch in place Aluminum Combination ing, Mr. Gregory Dwight, Mr, of their regular meeting. and Mrs. Edmund Hartcorn, Mr. Peter Hartcorn, Mr. and Mrs. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Roy Hicks, Miss Kathcrine Hein- Atlantic Highlands lein, Mr. and Mrs. Silva John- Church service and Sunday STORM son, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miller, school are held at 11 a.m Mr. Joe Machanska, Mrs. Jane Wednesday testimony meeting is auglm, Mr. Jolin Simpson, Mr. at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours Ralph Ricclardelli, Miss Jean are 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and WINDOWS West and Mrs. Helen Woodward. Saturdays, except holidays,

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1 7c PER COPY SECTIONTWO **r FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1962 New Jersey GOP Must News Briefs By Tht AuMlitcd Prtu Unite: Jones NEWARK-A teamsten, union pistol owned by his son, Ray' ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — The "I will continue my efforts In strike In Brooklyn may create mond Jones, 26. call was out to New Jersey Re- behalf of the Republican party an Ice cream shortage in New publicans today, that they should whenever and wherever pos- Jersey. The situation developed LAS VEGAS. Nev. - A New stop classifying themselves as sible," he told the women dele- when Teamsters Local 757 struck lersey man was held last night iberals and conservatives and gates. "I have certain funda- Wednesday against the Meadow or Investigation of murder in the inite to produce a GOP come- mental convictions that no per- Gold Ice Cream Co. plant in fatal stabbing of a 38-year-old aack in the November elections. sonal defeat c5uld dilute or Brooklyn, over a contract dispute Las Vegas woman. Police said Former State Sen. Walter H. erase." Involving layoff provisions. Yes- James Walter Amy, 21, of Glen Jones, Republican Committee- terday! seven Ice cream plants Rock, N. J., told them he stabbed man from Bergen County, said erhploying some 500 workers in 'eronica Allen O'Connor, 38, aft- "We must view our party as a five New Jersey cities were er he found her searching large umbrella under which in- closed. Newark Teamsters Local through his billfold in his hotel dividuals of varying opinions on 680 accused the company of a lockout. The.Greater New York some issues can gather for the advancement of the fundamental and northern New Jersey Ice TAKING SHAPE — Construction of an 18-room elementary school and church for St. Benedict's Catholic Church, Cream industry labor, commit' WASHINGTON-John V. Ken irinciples on which we agree." tees, representing much of the ny, the Hudson County, N. J Hailet, Is rapidly nearing completion. The church, with a seating capacity of approximately 1,000 persons, He urged the election of Assem- industry, closed the Jersey plants Democratic leader, was a lunch- should b* ready in August, with the school being ready for the opening of the school year in September. The ilyman Nelson F. Stamler, R- eon guest at the White House because of the Brooklyn strike: $ I"million project is located on a 35-aere tract at Hillcreit and Bethany Rds, Jnion, tojfhe state Senate as the New Jersey plants closed are yesterday and later visited Attor- first step in a Republican come- Breyer, Abbott and Foremost in ney General Robert F. Kennedy. back. ': :• }<--. ' But the- Justice Department de Newark, Borden's in Paterson, Jones, speaking at the annual Costa's in Woodbridge, Hershey's dined to disclose what the twe men discussed during their lati :onvention of the New Jersey in Springfield and First National Catholic School Nears Completion Federation of Republican Women afternoon meeting which lastei Stores, Englewood. •esterday, compared the party's almost 30 minutes.' Kenny couli Father Mooney also reported HAZLET — The 18-room ele- The church will seat 1,000 per-accepted from parish students. iresent situation with that of not be reached for commen mentary school and church be- sons. The school is designed to Preliminary plans call for that renovation work has started TRENTON ~ Louis Jones, 56, 1935. There was speculation, however, ing, built by .St. Benedict's Cath- handle 1,400 students. eight classes, but this estimate on a house on Holmdel Rd. t Janitor ol 712 Lalor St., will In that year, he said, with that the question of a federal olic Church is rapidly nearing Father Mooney said the school could change with the size of the which the parish purchased for a be arraigned today on a charge Democratic president, gover- fudgeship appointment in New completion. will open with the first, second enrollment. convent., • of murdering James A. Snare, Jersey may have come up dur- or and state Assembly and a 10- According to Rev. Peter J. and third grades. He said addi- Father Mooney said the staff 43, 6f.ll North Stockton St. Po- ing the meeting. There have been The house contains about 20 10 split in the Senate, a core of Mponey, assistant pastor, the tional grades will be added each of the new school would proba lice said Jones had confessed to reports President Kennedy may rooms. Republicans led a comeback. church is expected to be com- year. bly be divided equally between Walter H. Jones the killing which occurred Mon name a Republican to the r pleted by August and the school He said between 300 and 400 the Marlanite Sisters of Prince- At present, the parish is hold .not only came back in day night in a tavern at'Mul malnlng federal District Court by the start of the new school students are expected to enroll ton and lay teachers. ing church services In Holmde! New Jersey," he said, "but.., berry St. and Clagg Ave. But vacancy In the state. year in September. later thi month. He said he A 500-car parking lot also is Elementary School. produced a period of governmen- Faces Charge his story differs from that told 8 tal accomplishment and reform by Miss Sarah Sweren, the tav- The $1 million project is lo- would have a better idea of the being constructed and should be The church and school were PRINCETON - Swiss theoli cated on a 35-acre tract at Hill' enrollment picture in June. ready for the opening of the designed by Bernard W. Rooney, that always stand out in the After Accident ern operator. Miss Sweren said history of our. state." glan Dr. Karl Barth wa*M crest and Bethany Rd. He said registrations will be church. Philadelphia architect. .NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. a man entered the bar; an- against what he termed the da nounced a stickup and demanded Jones said defeat in Union Gladys Dade, 36, of 53 Partridge ger of unspirltual theology in a County could mean that a.Dem money from the cash register. address concluding a series Plain, was charged with drunken Snarej a patron, was shot when ocratic - controlled Legislature driving yesterday after an acci- lectures at Princeton University would "immediately redistrict lie apparently stared at the ban- last night. "Unspirltual theology, Says Shakespeare dent on Clearview Dr. dit, she said. According to po- Davidson Liquors several Republican congressmen whether it works Its woes in thi right out of office." Police said Mrs. Dade's car lice, Jones told Detective Capt. pulpit or at the rostrum, on th left the road and struck a mail- Laurence Bloking, who headed printed' page, or In discussloi Poison at Box Office Defeated Candidate box in front of the home the investigation, that he went among old or young, would b Stamler is seeking the Union of Frank Perillo and a vehicle to the tavern to sell a .22 caliber May Change Site one of the most terrible phenome LONDON (AP) — "Shake- Ainsworth, "but it would be sud County Senate seat vacated by operated by Mrs. Dorris Folk of na of this earthly veil," he sal speare is poison at the box of- den death to call the film 'Othel- he resignation and subsequent Long Branch, who was visiting RED BANK — A building in Broad St. block now own their lo.' death of Robert C. Crane. the Perilios. It would be so bad that it cou store buildings. fice," says American director not be compared to the works < the central business district The credits will show that th Jones served eight years in the No one was injured. Previously, the Anderson Mu- John Ainsworth, who is about to No Bids even the worst political editorial which was heavily damaged by screen play is by Ainsworth. Nol state Senate from Bergen Coun- • Mrs. Dade was released in her sic Shop, 30 Broad St.; Carroll's 1st, the.most wretched novels o ire five months ago is under make a movie of "Othello." . until the movie is over will th< ty and U years in the Assembly. own custody after being • Stationers, 28 Broad St., and films, or the most awful noctur contract for sale to Davidson customers be told that it He was defeated last year in a ruled unfit to drive by Dr. Rich- Prown's National, 32-34 Broad So he's going to call the mil- nal disorder of the teen-agers Liquors, Inc. based on a play by William St., rented space for their lion-dollar picture "The Moor of try for the gubernatorial nom ard B. Hamilton. Patrolman Ed- Needed Dr. Barth spoke to more thai Leroy Davidson of New Bruns- Venice;" Shakespeare. ination. ward J. Holden Investigated. businesses, he said. "Now the 2,000 persons in Princeton TJni wick, president, and Mrs. Ezra "We are not even going to hav firms own those buildings," lie "It's a great shame," said versity's chapel. It marked hi Davidson of 51 Pinckney Rd., a his name on the credits at the declared. Job fifth sermon in conjunction wi firm member, announced yester- beginning of the film," said Ains- the sesquicentennlal celebration day the company plans to buy Following the November fire, worth. Instead we shall credi the building at 26 Broad St., for- Mr. Dean moved his flower shop OK Contract NEW'SHREWSBURY - Bor- of Princeton Theological Sem him at the end. Obstetrics' Chief ough Council last night passed Inary.. merly occupied by Thomas F. to 95 Broad St. The building was "It's going to be different from • resolution setting forth that Dean, florists. The two-story the former site, of the Davidson the other productions in that w the services of Mrs. Marie. Lem- structure was damaged in a fire Bros. Inc., grocers.' For Water are casting Othello as a youn; 1 WASHINGTON,.;-, Rep, Frank last Nov. 9. Thefire was the sixth over a on, as operator of rhe, borough ! Thompson, Jr., D-NJ;' yesterday man and Iago as an old, embil Accepts RA Rank The building is to be purchased period of 16 months which dam emergency telephone service, an released a copy of a letter: sen tered man of about 60. "special and unique" and thai from Orkins Fashions, Bronx, aged Broad St. stores. The blaze Mam Work "This film is also going to b to President Kennedy enclosinj N. Y. The Roland Pierson Agency originated in the rear of the store FORT MONMOUTH - Major Houston, Tex, he was assigned therefore the contract for thes a $600 down payment to stat OCEANPORT — Borough Coun- different because we're intrc Emwood Odom, chief of obstet- as chief of obstetrics and gyne- services are not subject to any of 300 Half Mile Rd., Lincroft, near an electrical panel, and a peace race. The letter sai cil last night implemented this ducing love scenes between Othel rics and gynecology at the Pat- cology at Fort Huachuca, Arlr., requirement for a bid call. are agents in the sale. then spread into a false ceiling. the money came from six fam year's share of an extensive wa- lo and Desdemona. No dialogui terson Army Hospital here, was and later was" on the medi- of course, because no love scene: The j resolution stated that lies of average means, includln Applies for Transfer ter main replacement program sworn in as a Regular Army of- cal staff at Fort Dix. are written in the play. contract with Mrs. Lemon foi the Vincent T, Walsh family Mr, Davidson said yesterday with the awarding of a contract ficer at a ceremony conducted by After separation from military these services, to be paid for ai 30 Mark Twain Dr., Trentoi his purchase of the building is Court for the laying of 2,430 feet of "It should be very sexy." Col. Albert R. Dreisbach, hospital duty, Maj. Odum practiced gyne- the rate of $250 a month, wouli "For all of us," the letter sail contingent on permission to trans commanding officer. 1 new pipe. The movie will be made i: cology in New York City, but, be made, subject to revocatio: "raising $100 has strained tig fer a retail distribution license Major Odom has been on active Are Changed The winning bid, the lowest Ireland. was recalled to active military of 30: days notice ' by the bor- family budget. But we consid from the present rented quarters British actor Laurence Harve; duty as a Medical Reserve Of- duty in August, 1961, and since ough and to 60 days notice by the sacrifice small if It help: of his business, 39% Broad St., WEST LONG BRANCH — Mu-of four, was submitted by Mills ficer since August, 1961. Crane Service and Construction will play Othello. Ainsworth saii then has served in his present Mrs. lemon. however infinitesimally, to avei to the proposed new location on nicipal Court sessions here will one of Britain's theatrical grea1 He originally enlisted as an staff position here. the opposite side of the street. Co., Farmlngdale, in the amount 1 : a postwar world where fami be conducted Wednesdays at 9 will play Iago but he wouldn Army medical technician in 1943, Maj. Odum and his wife re- Unanimous Vote He said the firm has applied for of $11,905. The bid exceeds budgets are no longer measur a.m. this summer. say which one. after graduating with a BA from side with their two daughters at The' resolution was Introduced in dollars and cents, but b; the transfer. The matter may be Mayor and Council unanimous- the budget appropriation by $905 Howard University, Washington, by Councilman Robert Davidson, "We thought first of havini 37 Russell Ave., Fort Monmouth. quarts of drinking water an> heard at a meeting of the Bor- ly approved a motion by Coun- Most of the new pipe to be laid Jean Simmons for Desdemona,' D. C, and at the close of the tnd passed by unanimous vote, cans of survival rations." ough Council Monday. cilman George M. Conway at last by Mills is six and eight inch war returned to the university's except for that of Councilma said the director, "But we "The new location will provide night's meeting to change the diameter main and will replace cided she was a little old. Now Medical School, receiving his John E. Lemon, Jr., who dis facilities for our shop which are sessions from Saturday to mains of about half that size medical degree in 1950. He served Cop Praised qualified himself from voting, NEWARK - A family of thn I'm looking for a girl about 19 t will spend the next live weel over twice the size of those avail' Wednesday In June, July, Augusi Early summer has been set as 21." an internship at Provident Hos- OCEANPORT — Mayor and Ks is Mrs. Lemon's son. the target date for completion Council last night heard Patrol- 1 ends in jail so he can keep hi able at our present spot," Mr. and September. Miss Simmons, who playe pital, Chicago, and a four-year Discussion brought out thi iob. Charles Ritchards, of 32 Davidson said. Summer schedule for the regu- Council programmed the mains residency in obstetrics and gyne- man Clarence Cosentino com- opinion of councilman that th Ophelia to Laurence Olivier Peshlne Ave., was sentenced yei He said the firm plans exten- lar council meetings also will go for Adrian Ave., Sagamore Ave. movie Hamlet, Is now 33. cology at the Provident Hospital mended In the reading of a letter •ervice provided by Mrs. Lemo terday to 10 days in jail for po sive remodeling to both the ex- into effect for the same four- Smith St. and Senaca PI. in that and the City Hospital of Cleve- from the Long Branch Police De- is better and cheaper than any Changing Shakespeare's title; session of lottery slips. Ritchar terior and interior of the build- month period. Council will stil order. Adrian Ave. was moved could start a new trend if "Th land, Ohio. He then entered ac. partment for his part in the ap- other the borough would be abl pleaded the sentence would mea ing, the plans include the con- meet on the first and thirdThurs to the head of the list because the tlve duty as an Army medical of- prehension of burglars who to provida. Moor of Venice" pulls them in, loss of his job as a lumber ya struction of a new facade on days of each month, but the meet Gooseneck Bridge construction such as: "Romeo and Juliet" —•* ficer. robbed the Star Laundry in Long The council also voted to sen checker. To keep him workim Broad St., the installing of new ings will take place at 5 p.m has disrupted the existing line "I was a Teenage Bride in Ve Branch last week. Mayor Ed- a letter of congratulations to th After completing his course in Essex County Judge John fixtures, including an air condi Instead of 8 p.m. there. the Army Medical school at Fort ward C. Wilson added his praise. .New Shrewsbury Industrial Con Crane ruled he could serve oi tioning system. Mr. Davidson said gress for Us work in attractin his sentence from ,8 p.m. Fridi he will fully utilize the rear 1 a new ratable, the containe to 8 p.m. Sunday every we entrance* to the building, which 9 manufacturing company. Shield for the next five weeks. opens on the English Plaza park- Ware, Inc. to the borough. Students 'Perform at Board Banquet ing lots. Council received a letter from Cites 'Potential' By HELENE MOORE school Is being studied in Herald-Tribune's recent Youth in all 10 classes were volun- and Henry DeLuca. Members the Planning Board, signed b Mr. Pierson said the intention depth," he reported. Forum. -;>;, teers for the evening, a loud- were Mrs. Elizabeth Pinto, Us chairman Philip H. Meyer, Cancel Meeting RED BANK — About 110 Red of the Davidson firm to purchase Bank High School students The drop-out study is in its The panel discussion, though speaker announcement stressed Mrs. Geraldine Maroney, Royal Jr., deploring the action of th FREEHOLD — The Monmou second year and the curriculum the building reflects a confidence treated state and county educa- launched by social studies that the classes were not ex- H. Hintze, Willis M. Sisson, borough governing body In cul County Vocational Board of B examination will be completed William E. Firth and Dr. Hibbs. In the commercial potential of tion officers and members of teacher Miss Katherine Wcn- ceptional but "typical of the ting out the $300 a year salarj ucation canceled its meetinj next year. ger, moved without further help type of college preparatory Edmund J. Canzona, presi- the downtown Red Bank business four school boards last night to of the board's secretary. which was scheduled for yeste: Dr. Fleming, who heads the from her into such areas as classes going on in Red Bank dent of the Red Bank Board area. a samplo of college prep class- The letter said that this actioi day afternoon. It was not state education department's foreign aid, tariff policies and High School al] the time." of Education, was toastmaster. He said that to his knowledge, es in action. was "not a valid economy move scheduled. three businesses in the same division of curriculum and in- Communist bloc attitudes. The banquet committee was Board member Stuart Edington and was "needless, ami hurnil The teen-agers performed struction, commended New Jer- Although student participants headed by Willard F. Browning gave the invocation. ating to the Planning Board." with, poise and efficiency in the sey school people who, he said, The. decision of the plannin areas of French and English are making "serious and care- board to send this letter to coun literature, U.S. and world his- fully designed efforts to im- cil was taken at its March 2! tory, mathematics, and third prove the state's schools." meeting. No explanation wa and fourth year English. He called for a ban on "pot mode of the long delay in It shots" at educators and asked reception by the council. The classroom visits fol- lowed the ReH Bank Board of for understanding and appreci- Protest Registered Education's annual banquet for ation for the state's teachers Eston V. Whelchcl and 11 othei its sending boards in the high and administrators. citizens of the Stone Haven are school cafeteria. Guests In- "All is not wrong with the protested vigorously to councl cluded members of the boards schools of New Jersey and the about the condition of the street: of Little Sliver, Shrewsbury young people of New Jersey," in their area, and Holmdel. he said. Among approximately 60 ma- Councilman W. Donald Coll Special guests were Dr. Rob- told them that an inspection ol jor research activities now un- all borough streets and road! crt S. Fleming, assistant com-! der way in tne state division will be made Saturday, in prep mlssioner of education of the „[ curriculum and instruction. aration for a bid call for re- state Department of Educa- he listed current studies In pairs and resurfacing. tion: William H. Warner, di- anxieties and worries of chil- rector of secondary education The work on those streets thi dren, out-of-school activities of of the state department, and budget will cover will be dom pupils, case studies In student this summer, he stated, Earl B. Garrison, county su- suicides, and ways of intro- Mr. Cole urged residents wht perintendent of schools. ducing new techniques In want better roads to show up al Three Special Studies mathematics, science and other council'meetings and make theii In his introduction, Dr. M. subject areas. voices heard- He said each yea Gregg Hibbs, superintendent of Ten classes in college pre- the road committee is stymied by Red Bonk schools, said: "Red paratory courses were sched- the council's desire to keep th Dank is not silting on its uled for the visitors In two pe- hands." riods. budget down. DEMONSTRATION CLASS — Guetts at Red Bank High School dinnor for Board of Mnvor Karl K. Baron said The school system, ho said, 'Leg Mlserablcs' Mr. Cole had gotten all the m \ is currently engaged In three The Register reporter, who Education mombori and school administrator! from lending ichool districts latt night ev he asked for this year, bul special studies. These include chose to observe a French 2 taw a variety of college preparatory high ichool clanai in action. Here, Howard Mr. Cole replied, "nnt quite," BUILDING SALE — Oavidton Liquors, Inc. plans to "the whole area of economic class and a senior class In E. Mattoson, principal of the Shrewsbury School, left; Mrs. William S. Howard of The amount available for con education from elementary U.S. history, heard 18 minutes tractual road work this year wit buy this building at 26 Broad St., Red Bank, which was grades through high school," of exclusively French repnrtce Little Silvar, second from left, and Mr. Howard, a Little Silver board member, fourth be $23,000, he stated. A tolal ol damaged by a fire last year. The firm will move iti and a two-year study of drop- between Mrs. FUIVIB Garruto' from left, watch Ivan Reese, third from left, instruct a clan in advancid math*- $9,000 Is budgeted for repair am preient liquor itore at 39'/i Broad St. to the new lo- outs. and 10 students reviewing Vic- matici. The students, all RBHS seniors are, from right, Constance Barsky, Jtm«f maintenance work by borough In the third project, "the en- tor Hugo's "Les Miserablcs," employees, cation, the former lit* of Tom Dean, Floweri. tire curriculum nf the high and a panel discussion on the BilUtt and Eileen Lazar, May 4i 1962 RED SANK tEGBTER TV Key HOWE TIMETABLE Hollywood: WNBCTV HABC.TV IZD num.''- v . Documentaries Excite .WNBW-TV WM-TV C*rttw -Stat* Ftir7:»; *20. MM Indisposed WCMUTV WW3MV SAT. —State Ftir 2:08; 4:20; Mail bag 1TOT/UTV «:J5; 11:00. PREVIEW: Four By BOB THOMAS ' part company. He alto waati Television Executive FRIDAY A1TEKNOON Horsemen of the Kpactiyptt By STEVEN H. SCHEUER FRIDAY EVENING 8:30. HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Notes an pick up tbe lush ouUid* coin; Official Film show on every one 11:*- (J) Levt of Lite I:N- (4) Newt and Weather • There's nothing modest in Sey- Question—I recently saw the SUN. — Kiddie Show: Cartoons mment on the Hollywoc 3 studio mad* him past up of the New York stations. (4) Your First (5) Sandy's Hour cene—• mour Reed'i evaluation of "Bi- movie "The Outsider" with Tony & Special Kiddie Feature: Lone 0,000 a week for doing "Picnic" Likes Documentaries Impression (7) News The latest on Marilyn Monrot summer stock. , , • Qgraphy." The President of Offi- Curtis, It was the story of Ma- (7) Camouflage^ Ranger and The Lost City of 'I got into the documentary (11) Three Stooges Gold 2:00; Four Horsemen of lie missed the first week < Jayne Mansfield hasn't made a cial Films, Inc., calls his series field because I felt there rine hero Ira Hayes. It seems to (I) Gift of Life 1:15- (7) Local News was the Apocalypse 3:50; 6:35; 9:00 Something's Got to Give" filr. 1m «n her home lot in five "the fastest moving half-hour on a need and that I could sell me I saw this story on TV once (11) Merry Mailman 1:10- (7) Weather reported for one day, the but I can't recall who played ears. Her record still holds, them," he said. "Personally, I 11: M - (1) Search For 1:25- (7) Sports EATONTOWN rned up sick again. Ther ith Fox lending her to Warn- television." the hero. Could you help me?— • Tomorrow people working find it the most fascinating area 1:10- (4) Local News Drive-In — Kartoon Karnival eems to be no panic at 20th-Fo -s for "Panic Button" with "We have 44 L. T., Columbus, Ohio. (4) Truth or (7) Susie on the series full time," he con-of TV. 1:05; The Racers 8:25; State ibout her indisposition—yet. Maurice Chevalier, Eleanor "There is aneed for this type Answer—The true story of thi Consequences (11) Sky King Fair 10:35; First Man Into Unlike her other recent films tinued. "We are producing' the Indian boy who became a wa. 'arker and Akim- Tamiroff. equivalent of 39 spectaculars and series in syndication," he (5) Cartoons 1:40- (4) Weather Space 12:45. is one is not open-end. Co-stai tayne is taking her entire fam- added. "College studentd s par- hero on Iwo Jima was done by (7) Window Shopping 1:45- (4) Newi SAT. & SUN. — The Racers >ean Martin has a date for "Toy; they take longer to do than any Lee Marvin on TV. ty for the Rome-Venice filming. other Show on TV. There are ticularly enjoy and benefit from . (I) Favorite Story 7:00- (2) Newi 8:10; 12:25; State Fair 10:20. the Attic" in late summer, ant "It's a role unlike any I've many ways to produce a show these programs and the material 11:41- (2) Guiding Light (4) Biography HAfcLET must be through, or else. iver played before," said Jayne doesn't become dated. Our shows Question—What was the name (11) Rocky and His . (5) Assignment: and if we were willing to com- Loew's Drive-In — Cartoons "Something's Got toj Give" ii >reath!ess!y. "I play an Intel- promise, we could do the show on such people as Roosevelt, of the TV play in which Cliff Friends Underwater 8:15; State Fair 8:25; 11:40; remake of "My Favoriti iectual." for 40 per cent less than it costs Churchill, Ghandi, Stalin, etc.. Robertson played a mental de- II: B- (4) Newt (7) Gale Storm Me" (1940) with Monroe, Mar- Broken Land 10:35, Winding up "Days of Wine and us. For example, we inspect at should grow in value and im- fective who was changed into a, 1:M- (2) Burns and Allen (I) Terrytoon Circus and Cyd Charisse playing the SAT. & SUN.—Cartoon-O-Rama Roses," Jack Lemmon planned least 20 times as much film as portance over the years. genius through an operation? I (4) "rouble With Father {ID New« rene Dunne, Cary Grant and o take his seven-year-old Chris 8:15; State Fair 8:30; 12:00; we use." "It's the only show we've ever there a chance it will be re- (J) Cartoom 7: OS- (2) Local New* ail Patrick roles. . . fishing in Balboa and World's if you haven't sold on which we've run into peated this summer?—Mrs, L. V. (7) Day In Court 7:10- (2) Weather Broken Land 10:50. Gardner McKay allows that he Fair-seeing in Seattle. Jack ex- "Biography," Greenwood, Miss. yet seen it is a series of half- no price resistance," he said. (») Movie (11) Local News ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS loesn't want to play the Ran- pects to be free until he does hour shows (and frankly I'd quib- "And it's the highest priced show Answer—The. U.S. Steel Hou (11) Fun At One 7:15- (2) Newi Atlantic — Lover Come Back lolph Scott role In the same film. "Irma la Douce" in Paris in ble with calling any half-hour we've ever sold. We're not go- presentation was titled "The Twi 1:8- (5) News 7:25—(11) Weather 7:00; 9:00. e has been mentioned for it, August. documentary a "spectacular,") ing to get rich on our initial World of Charlie Gordon" and (7) News 7.S0- (2) Rawhide SAT.—Kiddle Show 2:00; Lover nit says, "Why do one and a half Postponed which take a look at the lives sales, but I think we'll make our Cliff Robertson's performana 1:10— (2) Parlons Francais (4) international Come Back 7:00; 9:00. inutes in a feature after star- "Dangerous Silence" has been of the important people of our money in reruns. was highly touted by the critics. 1:11- (2) At The World Turns Showtime SUN. — Tingler 2:00; Lover ng on television?" postponed. There wasn't time to time. They are well produced by "My feeling is," Seymour Reed The U.S. Steel Hour does not g (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (5) Peter Gunn Come Back 3:30: 5:20; 7:20; Quit After" 100 do it before "Irma." "Besides, included dramatically, "if this (7) Margie t specialist in documentaries, Da- on a regular summer re-run pol- (5) Movie 8:10. His "Adventures in Paradise" Sam Spiegel is still up to his ears series doesn't sell, I'll leave the icy but has repeated some o (7) December Bride (0) Movie re over, ended by his own vid Wolper, and the narration is KEANSBURG in camels." The producer con- supplied by Burt Lancaster's industry!" their better shows on occasion. 1:40—-(11) Honor Mathematics (11) Jeff's Collie and. McKay said he wrote ABC tinues to shoot the long-running favorite Inquisitor, Mike Wallace 1:5S— (4) News 7:45—(11) Jerry Coleman Casino - FRI. & SAT; - Day at he wouldn't do a fourth sea- "Lawrence of Arabia." Mr. Daytime TV Question—Who played the part (9) Baseball 8:00- (5) Lock Up the Earth Caught Fire 6:45; n. "I didn't have the strength," Lemmon still yens to do "Dan- "I ordered the show from Da- John F. Kennedy may not wear 9:35; Six Black Hones 8:15. vid Wolper," Reed added. "I of Tony in the movie "West Side 2:00- (2) Password (7) Hathaways te said. "Besides, I always in- gerous Silence," which would any hats,' but the hat industry Story?" Has he done any TV (4) Jan Murray (9) Baseball SUN. — Day the Earth Caught ended to quit after doing 100 ofcombine him and Peter Sellers wanted to show the man as he •:an take some consolatlonjn the work? What is the next movie? (7) Jane Wyman (11) Navy Log Fire 3:25; 6:25; 9:25; Six Black hem." really was and I didn't want just 'act that TV personality Monty another half-hour of thrown to- Is he married?—J. A. Y., Del (11) Atomic Age Physics 8:30— (2) Route 66 Horses 2:05; 5:05; 8:00. His strength back, he wants The U. S. Mint has 74 million Hall is a man who wears two 2 «- (4) News (4) Detectives LONG BRANCH do important features. Fox silver dollars on hand. It has not gether film clips on someone with hats. On CBS-TV, Monty is the Y. - commentary. We're very happy Answer—Richard Beymer is th 1:U- (2) House Party (5) Bat Masterson Baronet — The Children's Hour is none for him, so he's anxious stamped one out since 1935. daily host of "Video Village." (4) Loretta Young, (7) Flintstones with the job Wolper is doing. On NBC-TV, Monty is the pro-fast rising young star in th! 3:30; 7:00; 10:20; Please Turn He'd hear from us tf we were- yyear' s Academy Award movie, (7) Seven Keys (11) True Adventure Over 2:00; 8:50. ducer of the daily "Your First 1:00— (5) Cimmarron City n't" Before he clicked in films, hi (9) Star And Story SAT. — Kiddie Show: Stop, Impression." (II) Driver Education (7) 77 Sunset Strip 2M Markets According to Monty, emceeing did do some TV work but nothing Look & Laugh 3:30; Black J:W- (5) Newt (11) You Are There Horse Canyon 2:15; Children's Reed, who's obviously a de-is preferable to producing. of special note. He has com I:W- (2) Millionaire 9:30— (2) Father of the Bride pleted two new films, "Fiv« Hour 6:35; 10:00; Please Turn mon salesman, continued. "It's a "When you're i producer, you (4) Young Dr. Malone (4) Andy Williams Finger Exercise" and "Adven Over 5:05; 8:30. prestige series which tops the have all the headaches,** he said. (5) Waterfront (11) Seven League Boots Shown Friday 7:00-9:20 Shows Nightly From Duik tures of a Young Man." He i; SUN. — The Children's Hour "When your show is on the air (7) Queen For A Day 10:00-(2) Twilight Zone Saturday Continuous Perf. Children Free ratings in all Its markets. We and something goes wrong, you still a bachelor and is current!; 3:30; 6:45; 10:10; Please Turn expect to have about 200. out- (9) Movie (5) Yancy Derringer Over 2:00; 5:15; 8:40. 're powerless. On 'Video Vil- playing the field with most of thi (11) School Time For (7) Target: Corruptors NOW PLAYING AT BOTH THEATERS lets by fall and we're getting lage,' I'm on top of the show Hollywood starlets. (II) How To Marry A ASBURY PARK constantly and I have a good Senior Citizens top prices from sponsors." S:)»- (2) Verdict Is Yours Millionaire Lyric — Five Finger Exercise "We do working relationship with my Question—What was the nami 7:00; 9:00. people we consider Droducers. Yes, I tell you, a pro- (4) Our Five Daughters 10:30- (2) Eyewitness colorful. I have a 15-year-old of the movie in which Myrna Loy SAT. — Five Finger Exercise ducer Is a worrisome thing." and Frederic March played hus- (5) Medic (4) Chet Huntley daughter and we do people she'd (5) Mr. Lucky 2:00; 4:00! 6:00; 7:45; 9:45. Don't let him kid you, Monty band and wife and a young (7) Who Do You Trust? like to know more about. (11) Abbott and Costello (9) Movie SUN. — Five Finger Exercise Hall does enjoy being the pro- soldier returned from WW I 2:00; 4:00; 5:45; 7:30; 9:40. "I think our documentaries are 3:55- (2) News (II) Mr. Adams And Eve ducer of a show that's on the without any hands? It was on Mayfalr — Sweet Bird of Youth more entertaining than most oth- 4:10- (2) Brighter Day 11:00- (2) News air, particularly of a well-re- of the best movies to come ou 2:45; 7:15; 9:40. er TV series, and I've been uv (4) Make Room For (4) News ceived show. after the war, I think. Has it SAT.—The Three Stooges Meel volved in more documentaries Daddy (5) News "I didn't explain the show to ever been on TV?—T. M., San Hercules 2:00; Blue Hawaii than anyone in television. I don't (5) Divorce Hearing (7) News NBC," he said. "I demonstrated Antonio, Tex. 3:25; Twist Around the Clock feel I'm qualified to talk about (7) American Bandstand (11) Groucho it and sold it immediately. It's Answer—"The Best Years o 5:10; Sweet Bird of Youth 7:25; situation comedies, but I can (11) Laurel-Hardy and 11:10- (2) Weather literally . an analysis game. It Our Lives" is the movie and, a 9:55, speak with authority on docu- Chuck uses psychology and doesn't give yet, hasn't been released to TV. (4) Weather SUN. — Sweet Bird of Youth mentaries." awav a thing. It calls for mental The disabled soldier in the film 4:15— (2) Secret Storm (5)PM 2:25: 5:00; 7:30; 9:55. Reed has been President of agility and the ability to asso- was played by a non-actor, Har- 4:25—(11) Pinocchio 11:12- (7) Weather St. Jamei — West .Side Story 4:J»- (2) Edge of Night Official for the last two years ciate and to literally give your old Russell, who had his hands 11:15- (2) Movie 8:30. PLUS 2nd FEATURE and has been with the company first impression. and part of his arms amputated (4) Here's Hollywood (4) Tonight SAT. & SUN.—West Side Story (5) Mr. District Attorney (7) Movie at EATONTOWN ONLY for 11 years. The documentaries "I think NBC should be con- as a result of war injuries. Mr. 2:30; 8:30. were created under his Presi- (9) Looney Tunes 11:30—(11) News gratulated for taking a chance Russell won the best supporting MONTCLAIR dency. He boasts that there's an on the show." Mnnty remarked. oscar for his performance in this (11) Bozo the Clown 11:40—(11) Movie Kirk Douglas in "THE RACERS" 12:00- (9) Boston Blackie Clalridge — Windjammer 8:30. "It's nighttime TV in the day- film. 4:50— (7) American Newsstand Bonus Feature Friday Nite Only "VTHOr .^ time. In fact, NBC has had us 4:55- (4) News 12:40- (5) News SAT. — Windjammer 2:00; 8:30. (11) Mr. "Peabody 12:45- (4) Follow That Man orepare a nighttime budget for (For an answer to your ques SUN.—Windjammer 2:30; 7:30. "FIRST MAN INTO SPACE" 5:00- (2) Life of Riley 1:00- (2) Movie , Australia (AP) the show, so we have our fin- tion about any TV program o EDISON (4) Kukla and Ollie (4) News -!•• Melbourne's Roman Catholic gers crossed. actor, write to TV Key Mallbag, Menlo Park Cinema — Sweet • BEGINNING SUNDAY AT THE CARLTON • Archibishop Daniel Mannix and "I've had a lot of fun work- care of this paper.) (5) Felix and Diver Dan (9) Almanac Newsreel Bird of Youth 2:15; 4:50; 7:10; authorities, of eight Protestant ing on the show and meeting all (7) I Married loan 1:05- (2) Movie 9:15. (Prevue Saturday nite at 8: JO p.m.) , denominations have approved a the people we've had on it," (11) Dick Tracy (4) Headline SAT. — Sweet Bird of Youth 26 weeks, including just abou group of prayers for use at in- Monty said. "We're used 'over 5:05- (4) Movie (9) News and Weather 2:00; 4:20; 6:40; 9:05; 11:10. Starring every TV star." terdenominational meetings. 200 personalities during our first 5:25—(11) Rocky and His 1:15- (5) News SUN. — Sweet Bird of Youth Since the show involves the Glenn Ford Friends 1:35— (4) 13th Hour 1:30; 4:05; 6:25; 8:30. Ingrid Thulin analysis of a personality on the 5:S0- (2) Movie 2:05— (4) Sermonette basis of the completion of Ideas PERTH AMBOY Charles Boyer (7) Highway Patrol 2.J5— (7) Evening Pray Lee J. Cobb without knowing who the per (9) Movie 2:50- (2) News Amboys Drive-In — FRI. & APOCALYPSE SHAMROCK BAR sonality is, the show is taped (11) Popeye 2:55- (2) Give Us This Day SAT. — Cartoon Carnival 8:00; ahead and occasionally, though 10:16; Blood & Roses 8:22; in CINEMASCOPE and METROCOLOR Beachway Keansburg not often, deletions are made State Fair 10:22; Senior Prom • Monday is the date set for it in the completed tape. Such de- 12:30. • SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT THE CARLTON • * v** Entertainment Wednesday thru Sunday Pogo Invader? the Invasion and marsupials In 'I letions are made on the grounds SUN. — Cartoon Carnival 8:00; FOR THE CHILDREN-SHOW BEGINS 2 P.M. V NOW APPEARING . . . of taste. this land of Down Under said State Fair 8:22; 12:16; Blood A Few Deletions that they would stand firm. & Roses 10:49. All AViW All-Out Adventure For example, one of the per- They Indicated with much Majestic — FRI., SAT. & SUN. sonalities (name withheld for ob- cheering that they intended to SCOTTY CAROL stand firm In Hobart. -Sweet Bird of Youth 2:25; vious reasons) completed the 4:55; 7:25; 9:55. This message has been sent thought "Fat men are . . ." with WOODBRIDGE Coming May 30th. Hie "VISCOUNTS" "overbearing and pugnacious like back to the citizens of tbe IL William Morris Agents." That Okefenokee over 18,000 miles Drive-In — FRI. & SAT. - was deleted. of water by ground squirrel. Joker is Wild 8:20; Children's Another deletion took place "A modern miracle," averred Hour 10:20; Best Things in Life PLUS COLOR CARTOONS while Dinah Shore was in the a Dromlnent Tasmanian. Are Free 12:20. booth and one of the panelists This correspondent from his SUN. — Jungle Fighters 8:10; DIRECT FROM PARIS said: "It couldn't be Dinah Shore "on the spot" Interviews and 12:10; View From the Bridge PAUL NEWMAN because this person loves her front-line observations believes 10:10. GERALDINE PAGE Don't Miss husband and Dinah Shore couldn't that it is Mr. Pig's Intention "SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH" Parisian Sensation care if her husband lived to upset the economy of the died." U.S. with a fiendish plot in- Another time, a former movie volving "Inner-state" trade. Rosalind Russell, Jack Hawkins •YVONNE* ASBUKY "Shi thtllU with kir r.fflntmen! star was in the booth and a K supported his contention Maximilian Schell •ci iBd htr cltfiuce . , . her oanelist said: "This person is that the free countries are LYRIC •n oat tf thli world." either very old or very dull. "FIVE FINGER EXERCISE" about to fall like rloe plums J That went in a hurry. with the ornverb: "If you eat • RUDYBARRON* A couole of statements that thi» cart before the horse, you AUDREY HEPBURN AND HIS MAGIC VIOLIN remained were one by panelist will have a very tough des- "THE CHILDREN'S HOUR" Dlrwt from Ibt Men B.ck. Ml.ml Bock, rlorldt Dennis James who remarked: serf." Rhowtlma 11:19 p. M. "This woman is over the hill" Mr. Pig is reported to have "PLEASE TURN OVER" while Nina Foch was concealed said that this Is very funny in the booth, and a comment by wh»n toM In dialect. RHAPSODY IN BLUE Doris Day, Rock Hudson [DANCE »uest Kathv Nolan who conv HOBART, Tasmania (By the Meanwhile mnrsuolals here SUPPER CLUB dieted the thought: "The worst Fort Mudge Morning Moan's ari> united. gtmtr. . AlUutlr Illghlnnils— Trl. -'LII HI 14 Kennedy fans will oe pleased informed that Pogo country in Further Theatre Information Coll SH 1-9600 the Okefenokee Swamp of NOW THRU TUES. to note that Miss Nolan was re- MANAGERS GET TOGETHER EVES. AT 7 AND 9 HAVE FUN, STAY COOL cently fired by "The Real Mc- Georgia, U.S.A., was about to Continuous Sun. from 2 in a Coys." be Invaded by a well-dressed NEW YORK (AP)—Two stage pig, now Identified as Mr. K. managers of the long-run hit ROCK HUDSON CYPRESS POOL! A new sightseeing tower Is be- Pig, and believed to be accom- "My Fair Lady" have teamed ing erected on the Canadian side panied by one Fldo, a Carlb- up to produce shows on their DORIS DAY of Niagara Falls. >ean "Liberator." own. 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(I) World Artist* (11) Raraar ings, and analyze scripts in New :09- (4) Open Mind 1.91— (4) Movie (4) Crusader Rabbit fcH- (2) Give Us This Day 5:J9- (9) Felix And Diver Dan York and Hollywood. (S) News and Weather ^5) Movie (7) Evening Prayer (7) Cartoon. (I) Buccaneers (7) Directions '62 I:S»- (2) Breakthru 8:2$- (2) News - 1:05- (5) Theater Five (11) Robin Hood, INTERNATIONAL SHOWTIME. •(9) Christophers :J0— (7) Editor's Choice 1:35— (2) Movie (4) Andy's Gang 5:45- (2) Movie "The World's Greatest Magi- i:00- (4) Invitation To Art (!) Cartoons 8:3ft- (2) Tottle - 2:30— (4) Sermonette cians." (Repeat). A potpourri of (5) Light Time (7) Issues and Answers 3:00- (2) News 1:01- (2) Captain Kangaroo SATURDAY EVENING European magic acts, all in- (() Oral Roberts 4:15— (2) At The Source 3:05- (2) Give Us This Day (4) American Treasure 1:09- (4) triguing, (as what well-done News 8:45- (4) '.ibrary Lions :30— (4) Tournament Of • Chest (5) Sandy's Hour magic act isn't) all reduced to MONDAY MORMNQ (5) Wonderama Champions S:45- (2) Previews (5) Just for Fun (7) Two Faces West the tiny dimensions of the tele- (7) Milestones Of The »:05- (8) News and Weather Science Fiction vision screen, and all compara 9:00- (2) Wildlife 5:50- (2) Give Us This Day (7) Q.T Hush Century 1:55- (2) New; 9:10- (I) Almanac Newsreel Theater bly Impaired. There's a good 4:4S-(2) WCBS-TV Views »:15- (7) Davey and Goliath (9) Movie ' (4) Sermonette (II) Rin Tin Tin levltaUon act and an excellent The Press (J) Cartoons * ' (II) Let's Have Fun 1:00- (2) College of Th» Air •:ll- (4) TtU Me, Dr. Brothers magician called Samson, who lit- 5:00— (2) Amateur Hour •:J0- (4) Pip the Piper erally furnishes a circus ring out I: IS- (4) Bible Story Game (4) Continental Recital Hill (5) Racket Squad (7) Animaland •:»- (4) Lone Ranger ~ of his pocket. The final illusion l:«- (2) Way To Go Classroom (I) Movie (V Terrytoon Circus is very good Indeed. Though some (4) Let's Talk About God (7) Wide World of Sports 1:30— (2) Sunrise Semester 10:00- (2) Video Village Jr. (I) Supercar of the tricks are lost on tele- (7) Funny Manns 5:30- (2) G-E College Bowl (4) Continental (U) (5) Pony Express (4) Sharl Lewis News c; vision, It's a worthwhile and en- »:«- (4) Jewish Fourth R Classroom (7) Cartoons ; •:45— (2) Local News tertaining show on the whole. 0:00- (2) Lamp Unto My Feet SUNDAY EVENING 7:0»-(2)News 10: 3*- (2) Mighty Mouse " I:SO- (2) 7:30 p.m. NBC. (4) Commonwealth of Weather 1:00— (2) Twentieth Century (4) Today (4) King Leonardo <:55- (2) Sea Hunt Nations 7:15- (5) Call to Prayer (7) Q. T. Hush 7:80- (2) ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW. A (7) Builders Showcase (4) Meet the Press Local News (5) Movie 7:21- (7) Morning Prayer 11:00- (!) Allakazam «) Circus Boy rather charming hour with pleas- 0.30- (2) Look Up & Live 7:30- (5) Columbia Lectures *) (4) Fury (S) ant people — Williams himself, (4) Jewish Heritage •:30- (2) Mr. Ed Beany and Cecil (4) 1, 2, 3, Go (7) Early Bird Cartooas (7) Little Rascals (7) Championship Andy Griffith, Ann-Margret, Dick (7) Focus 8:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo (») Cooking ( Van Dvke and Henry Mancini. (9) Let's Look At (7) Maverick Bowling 7:00- (2) Lassie (5) Sandy Becker 11:15-01) Adventures In Japan 01) Superman Singer Williams scores with "I'm Congress (7) Tommy Seven 11: M- (2) Roy Roger* 7:11- (4) Weather Old Fashioned," but has to go 0:45- (9) State House (4) Bullwlnkle 8:30- (7) Little Rascals (4) Make Room for 7:15- (4) Financial News some to beat Ann-Margret's Conference (9) Kingdom Of The Sea8:45— (9) News and Weather Daddy Sports Moon River." Folksy Andy 1:00— (2) Camera Three 7:15—(11) Red Barber 8:50— (9) Cartoon Time 7:20- (4) 7:30— (2H3ennis The Menace (5) Just for Fun Perry Mason Griffith talks to the UN In his (4) Searchlight 9:00- (2) Amos W Andy 7: (1) (4) Walt Disney's World (7) Barney Bear Wells Fargo hillbilly way, and Dick Van Dyke (7) Faith For Today (4) Slimnastlcs (4) (7) Follow The Sun (11) Builders' Showcase (S) RCMP Is attractively loose-Jointed, to (9) Congressional (7) Memory Lana (7) Calvin and the the tune of Henry Manclnl's mu- Conference (9) Wonders Of The (9) Jack LaLanna SATURDAY AFTERNOON sic, pretending he's a boy In a World U:W- (I) Sky King Colonel 1:30— (2) American Musical 9:15- (4) Family (11) Jeff's Collie big city. (Color). 9:30 p.m. NBC. Theater (II) Explore The World t:25- (5) Newa (4) Mr. Wizard l.H- (2) Ed Sullivan -<5) Night Court TOURNEY QUEEN — Ann-Mararet, movie anrlet and recording (4) Movie 9:39- (2) My Little Margls (7) Bugs Bunny TWILIGHT ZONE. "The Dum- (5) Festival (») Topper «) Movie (7) Room For One. More star, will reign as quesn of the 10th annual Tournament of (7) This Is The Answer .Group Worker my." Cliff Robertson, a talented Chimplene golf classic at tha Desert Inn Country Club In La» (9) Movie (9) Movie (9) Movie (11) Christophers (> actor, plays a baffled, then Vegaa, Nev. The windup of the tourney will be televised In color (11) People Are Funny 1:55- (4) Newt 12:U-(U) Living Word Invisible Man SUNDAY AFTERNOON 01) Defender frightened ventriloquist, who by tha NBC-TV Network Sunday, May 0. 8:30- (4) Car 54 10:00- (2) Calender BiSO- (2) News 8:80- (2) 2:00- (2) Eye On New York Tall Man watches his dummy take over Theater (7) Movies (4) Say When (4) Championship Debate (4) Leava It to Beaver the act. The story Idea strongly script limitations and uneven per man Foreign Minister and major- (7) All America Wants (11) Best of Groucho (5) Movit (5) Rough Rlderi (7) Movie resembles a famous old English ity leader of the Christian Demo- 9:00- (2) GE Theater (7) Susla (7) Texan formances, but there's a haunt- To Know ( Trouble Shooters movie, but It adds another twist ing portrayal of a love-starved, cratic Party in the West German (4) Bonanza M:0MU) Tim. For Sdenca (11) Continental Miniatures and holds your attention through- 2:30- (2) Washington 9:09- (4) Movie pleasure-seeking countess by Hll Bundestag, is asked some plvota Conversation (5) Prospect! Of M:2MU) Adeltnte En Espanol > I:W- (2) Accent Wrestling out. 10 p.m., CBS. degarde Neff that's quite effec- questions concerning the current Mankind 11:30- (2) I Love Lucy (4) Trl-State (S) (4) Youth Forums (7) Lawrence Welk tive. (Color). 9 p.m. NBC. Washington round of Berlin talks (7) Youth Wants to Know (II) Mastery Of Space (4) Play Your Hunch <») Movie EYEWITNESS. As usual, al! 9:30- (2) Jack Benny (11) Californians 4 p.m. ABC. (11) Encounter (7) Gale Storm V (7) Movie Have Gun Will things being equal on the news (9) Mahalia Jackson »:10- (2) GUNSMOKE. Very good epi- IZ:4S—<11> Phil Rizzuto 10.40—(11) Places In The News <11) Abbott And Costello Travel front .tonleht's report fills you sode starring a young unknown TOURNAMENT O F CHAM- ? 10:00- (2) Candid Camera 10:55- (9) Mahalia Jackson "Sportsman's Club in on Soviet Cosmonaut Ma lor 2:55- (2) News (H) San Francisco Beat playing a proud cowboy involved PIONS. Final four holes of the 1:00- (2) Movie (4) DuPont Show 11:00- (2) /ideo Vilage -iO$~ (2) New York Oherman Titov's visit to the U.S. (5) Open End ; 10:00- (2) Gunsmoke In a shooting. Marshal Dillon tenth annual golf Tournament of (4) A Moment With (4) Price It Right (4) Movie Boring this week. Just In case you and Doc Adams try to help the Champions, from the Desert Inn (9) Championship Bridge (7) Ernie Ford • (9) Baseball (7) missed the day-to-day coverage (5) Movie Fiesta In Puerto Rico boy out, but they're quickly re- Country Club in Las Vegas, Ne (7) Movie (11) One Step Beyond i (9) Herb Sheldon 1:40—sencfc in tOOK UP AND LIVE. "Bread orted novelty acts. 8 p.m. CBS. 1:15— (2) Movie 11:55- (2) News " (7) and . Wine." Short as these simplify phone communications 4:00= (0) Movie Weather i^rlln " An examination of the overseas. Some of it is quite 11:35- (4) dramatized excerpts from Ig- Movie ivotal role plawd bv the Amer technical, but the concept is fas- HOLLYWOOD SPECIAL. 11:30- (4) ^an Army and the American nazio Silone's famous novel may 'Witness for the Prosecution.' Dangerous ' cinating, and the on-the-spot cov- (11) Mission in malntalnlna th* ex- be, they highlight memorably the [1958). Agatha Christie's sus- Assignment : erage of the next Olympics and <;t«nce of West Berlin. High- similarity of oppression existing renseful play about a sensational Hy Gardner other major news events is ex- 12.00- (9) "'•hts Include an Interview with in dictatorships of all complexion. London murder trial is given an since I 697 .... Movie citing. FCC Chairman Minow 12:15- (7) -""oartine General Lucius Clay, Though Silone's characters are excellent screen treatment here 12:30- (5) Senate Report the victims of fascism, his has a few words to. say abou •ilsturbed reactions to his leav- transmitting American TV to theThe cast is uniformly brillianl 12:35— (5) Movie •'non ELECTRONIC CENTER neither an excuse nor, of course,everyday experience, spurs the he hoods see the net closing in. on-stage singers and instrumen- translations, and questions from 10 p.m. NBC. an alibi. Actress Patricia Hus- the studio audience of scientists. Everything for the Electronic ton leads a cast Including Rex talists (lute, recorder and viol YVONNE officials and the press, will be "Ska UuUla with her nfthwaiut al Do-It-Youneller! Reason from "Roaring 20's," andda gamba) to.capture the spirit PARENTAL PERFORMANCE of an era remarkably kind to honored after the fourway dis NEW YORK (AP) — James atx and her *U*.--- . . . kn •»• announcer Harry Von Zell. 7:30 cussion. .6:30 p.m. NBC. M» aal «f tkfe wart*." « • HEATHKITS p.m. CBS. the arts. 3 p.m. ABC. Vlitchell cut short his vacation rom Broadway for a special • EICO KITS ROOM FOR ONE MORE. EDITOR'S CHOICE. Alfons ED SULLIVAN. Bobby Darin" ;ason. RUDY BARRON • JENSEN "Flip's Loyalty Test." Little Gorbach, Chancellor of Austria, fans get a load of their favorite Mitchell's parents, who live In AND HIS M1OIC VIOUN s interviewed by Fendall Yerxa on Ed's show tonight, with an California, arrived for a brief tram th. E4«n Back. Miami Bud, • SYLVANIA Ronnie Dapo is so adorable as ShovttM M:S* P. M. Flip, he makes the episode a and John MacVane, during his on-stalge band in support. The loliday of their own while he delight. Finally permitted to official visit to Washington. 3:30other highlight isi Diahann Car- /as having a'week's rest-from Nationally advertised p.m. ABC. • .., roll, star of the Broadway musi is role of magician in the mu components all at join a secret society of two, RHAPSODY IN BLUE known as the Badgers, Flip's cal "No Strings,," singing "Hum ical "Carnival." So they could PARTS UNLIMITED drum B'ues" and 'It Had to Be atch him onstage, Mitchell went SUPPER CLUB loyalty Is put to the extreme ISSUES AND ANSWERS. Hein- N«w OWMT — WM dram •»: traditionally low, low ich Von Brentano, former Ger- You." For the rest,' there's ac- back to work on his Saturday off »' C.nnc franca •' Mlual Bcaih. n«M* test. He tries to protect the Mi Oitu AT«M — CA S-MM — WMt Enl. N.J. chain store prlcesl organization from being caught —and did both matinee and eve- in the theft of a lantern. As us- ning performances. RED BANK ual, the best of this network's 41 Broad St. SH 1-5488 new comedy shows is well played Rt.35, MIddletown, N. J. by all concerned. 8 p.m. ABC. THE DEFENDERS. "Along Came a Spider." Even though McDonalds the gimmick that resolves this courtroom drama has been used LUIGI'S RESTAURANT many times before, the show is 90 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank well done and manages to sus- AMERICAN tain interest. When the father NOW FEATURING of a nine-year-old is murdered, the young lady steps forward as LOU'S FAMOUS PIZZA PIES the only witness and fingers her grandpa (Paul Hartman) for tho SH 1-9220 electric chair. E.G. Marshall is faced with the problem of des- VISIT OUR COCKTAIL BAR troying a witness who happens to be only nine-years-old. 8:30 p.m. CBS. 100% PURE BEEF HAMBURGERS-not made from frozen LEAVE IT TO BEAVER. meat—but top quality beef ground freih daily. McDonald's WATCH FOR THE "Brother Versus Brother." Youngsters will snicker as Bea- Hamburgers are served hot off the grill on toasted burn — OPENING ver grows mushy over a new girl tha way you like 'em betll In school. He even brings her Friday, May 18th home only to lose her to older CRISP GOLDEN BROWN FRENCH MIES-cut from choice. brother Wally. Beaver's awk- wardness with the girl is very #1 Idaho potatoes — prepared to your taite and served convincing and Jerry Mathers piping hot. You never had them so goodl (Beaver) deserves a hand for a Cane Lounge nice acting Job. 8:30 p.m. ABC. TRIPLE-THICK DAIRY SHAKES-imoolh and creamy-tht fop entertainment nightly SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE flood old-fashioned kind made [ust rightl MOVIES. "The Snows of Kili- Famous Twist Groups manjaro." (1953). There's a look for the golden arches from MIAMI -NY.. LAS VEGAS powerhouse lineup of stars IN THE (Gregory Peck, Susan Hayward, Ava Gardner and Hildegarde Neff) in Darryl F. Zanuck's film TWO FOR TUNES — Host Andy Williams and gum stir Aniy LINCOLN HOTEL Mirgret await the cut to alng during NBC-TV* full-hour apeclal on the Hemingway novel about color broadcast of "Tho Andy Williams 8how" Friday, May 4. McDonald's Cor. Klmsley and 4th Ave,, Asbury a man's Introspection on his Othar suaiti on th* «ong-and-danc« program Includo Andy Grif- No Cover • Candy Cam Shaped Bur death bed. The overall result Is fith and Dick Van Dyktv Ann-Margrat, a discovery of George HIGHWAY 35 "•»» North of MIDDUETOWN i bit disappointing beciust of Burns, It a rtcordlna atir and film etirliL STEVE ROPER BySAUWERS and OVERGARDSTEVE ROPER SAWDERS and

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But it takes 1,000 to known today.) 10,000 times the amount of stron- tium represented so far in fall- By ALTON BLAKESLEE out to produce the bone cancers SPECIALS! Associated Press Science Wrltei in animals. Boll of •o«*k FlUn OAK RIDGE. Tenn. — Outside, Still, that gives them cause for witk tvttr roll caution about what the far more ol Blub * rain spattered down. AZALEAS 4 for $1.00 Whit, or tiny doses from fallout MIGHT K And g frightened mother kept do to humans over the years. FREE her children home from school. But the scientist's phrase of OLDSMOBJLE'S new Jeffire sports coupe, powered by a turbo-charged aluminum Rain, she believed, would bring "might be hazardous" is some- V-8 ultra h?gh-compreision engine, was introduced la«t weak at the International 501b.bag 39c 8MM Kodtchrome down deadly amounts of radioac- processing included. times taken to mean any amount Automobile Show in New York. Jack F. Wolfram, Oldsmobile general manager tive fallout. WILL be hazardous. 2.95 Other parents at times of nu- Federal radiation experts have ancj e vice president of General Motors, announced that the Jeffire is now in pro- ROSE BUSHES 5 for S1.00 SIMM Kodachrome clear tests, and even long aft- established what they believe are duction and will be available toon on a limited baiit at Oldsmobile dealerships processing Included. erward, won't allow their chil- sound safety limits regarding throughout the nation. "The. Turbo-Rocket engine powering the Jetfire," Wolf- Full Line of... 2.50 dren to drink milk for fear it h special-threat fallout atoms. contaminated with radioactive l» These are tho maximum amounts ram seid, "is like no other turbo-charged engine in the industry." Red Bank deal- • Perennials • Annuals dine that would give them thy of radioactive strontium, iodine, er it Rusiull Oldimobile-Cadillac Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd. • Garden Supplies • Shrubs PHOTO SHOP roid cancer. or cesium which they believe a A small boy broke his finger, person could take in or be ex- His mother is convinced i posed to DAILY and still not be DAILY CROSSWORD Save $5.00! Scotts Spreader (16.95) and STUDIO healed slowly because fallout hai harmed. Fallout in the air, in ACROSS DOWN 21. Celebes 'Barbershop plus Halts (9.95), together only 21.90 weakened his bones. milk or food, rarely has exceed 1. Strong l.Btcp on city Photo & Art Supplies the 22. Capital aaiiBJJ ssaaa Scientists are generally dis- ed these limits, and then only for winds inn DflQ 508 Main St. Bolford 6. Acute 2. Matured South MOWS® HSUS Quartets" mayed over such extreme reac- brief periods., U. Century Aus- 3SaS!UH»a^] 787-3817 tions to real or potential hazards Fall Knowledge Lacking plant 4. Levels off tralia It Pays to Advertise in The Register in fallout. But they can not offer absolute 12. Tile klta 5. Stupid 23. San- Is Theme proof of no bodily harm from 13. Lucky- 6. Music, as skrit written school EATONTOWN — Skits about test fallout. Full knowledge about number, "Barbershop Quartets" were pre Only At such radiation Is lacking. some say 7. Lofty 25. To- 14. Open- 8. Wing-like ward sented by Dens 3, 6, and 7 of This uncertainty creates an is- part 26. Pulpy Ytttcrdtjr'* Aniwer Cub Pack 52 at last week's meet- sue in discussions of the need for mouthed 15. Thick 9. Put back fruit ing at Fellowship Hall of the nuclear testing, the moral right 17. Ship's 10. First per- 28. Music note 38. Search for Methodist Church. Den 4 led CAPITOL TELEVISION CO. to test, and the fear that testing steering formance 31.'Dyewood 40. Unable to opening ceremonies. enhances prospects of ultimate gear of a play tree •peak • Same Day Service 'Til 9:00 P. M. war. / 18. Joins by 16. Lamb's 35. Concise 41. Farmer's Wayne Whalen was inducted as New research experiments are stitches mom 37. Oliver purchase a bobcat. Cubmaster William Vi- • 2 Year Warranty Picture Tubes aimed at learning what the so- 20. Three-toed 19. Coach for and . 43. Dance tal presented awards to Mark sloth transpor- corned/ step Vetterl, Gary Drum, Paul Rice, matic or bodily effects of low- team 48. Attempt level, chronic radiation may be. 21. Gymnast's tation William Morris, Bill Purdie and • Just Charge it, with up to Six cushion. Joey Walko. One project being started here 24. Salad green 8 a © Months to pay ~ at the Oak Ridge National Lab- 27.'Worship *» The pack family picnic will be hut first pick a topnoteh oratory by a team of specialists 29. Wanderer II held Saturday, June 23. William realtor . •. Here are 5 • Used TV's 24.95 and up ..... will involve a colony of 100,000 80. Miss *• Wood announced that plans for mice, quite apart from the mice Holm r tho annual trip, July 19, includes of the best in the area! 76 3rd AVENUE, LONG BRANCH used In genetic studies. 82. Any fruit a boat trip around Manhattan. Hundreds to thousands of mice drink 0 Den 6 conducted the closing If you don't see your dream house here . . . you can bet 83. Baseball's 'A one of these realtors will know exactly where to look, and will be exposed to various dos- W 9 ceremonies. how to save you money, too! So call now, numbers art ages of gamma rays from radio- CApital 2-7300 Simmons listed below! active cesium over periods of 34. Animal fat n Z2. Z5 24. days to months. 86. Obi 'A Long-Term Effects 39. Articles Zl Z8 V . . . l>\ Then they will be observed and 42. Command A examined during their life spans to a dog 30 0 —normally about two years or 44. Oil-vinegar 35 34 EXTRA LUBRICATION . . . so—to see if they live less long bottle '/j/ 46. Turkish city Y) A - or get more cancers, leukemias * 37 Hi 40 (Write to the Expert on Every- 47. August "* ' SMOOTHER PERFORMANCE and other ailments than mice not thing. Ask about our special so "exposed, explains Dr. A, C. bloom 4Z 44 48. Contracts problem-of-the-month club for Upton, a pathologist and physiol- for, as a people with no worries.) ogist. / 46 47 car Y/ 4 Bedrooms—finest residential spot with Little is known about the long' 49. Thin, as a Dear George: term effects of low amounts musical I read your corum with ex- $31,000 of external radiation, he adds. Y/ MOTOR-MEDIC tone prination why Japanese have This roomy colonial is built in an area nationally noted Mice here will receive total dos- for its beauty, and superb planning! There's a lot of hous* ages of five to 50 roentgens. difficurty with the retter ". .. here for the money, too . . .wood paneled den, 2% baths, NO. 1—Stops ell burning end That is about as low an amount mice, but they die sooner. The "Many of us are concerned not difficulty with the retter ". . . fireplace, full basement, 2-car oversize garage! timetable for death is advanced. so much about present levels of with the retter'1 exhaust untieing.. Increases oil as it is practical to give and HALL BROS., Realtors The more radiation received, the fallout, or what may come in the Oh, ret it go! pressure and compression for still hope to see any measurable earlier the appearance of dis- 813 River Rd., Fair Haven SH 1-7881 results among hundreds of mice. near future, so much as the ef- Honorable Kats Kikuchi better gas^mileese, more eases of old age, such as can- fects if tests are held repeatedly Dear Kats: It Is already known that a dos cer. power, leu wear. age given at a low rate generally to add greatly to existing radi- That's "L!" "L!" (Boy. That's NO. 2-Cleans carburetor Jets has no more than one-quarter to Colony of Mice ation levels," Dr. Upton said. "L," isn't it?) —Soudner estimates of the pro- as you drive. Removes car- one-third the effect on mice as At the Argonne National Lab- the same amount given rather oratory near Chicago, the Atomic formation could also producp e ex- Dear George: bon deposits, perk* up rapidly. Energy Commission also is set- tremelly valuablble dividends, he You gave a gent some weak sluggish engines, gives Life shortening from radiation ting up still another colony of 10,- adds: advice about his sloppily dressed improved performance. has been observed so far in mice, 000 mice. The research seeking basic la wife. You should have told him Dr. Upton adds. But little infor- Some of these will be dosed tections really needed for workers to call a half-dozen of her mation is available about animals with varying amounts of St'ron- in the atomic ago as atomic en- swankiest friends for an after- Another Quality Solder Seal ftoduct tium-90 and perhaps other fallout ergy power plans expand. At Service Station*, Auto larger than mice, and about hu- noon tea—and then not tell his mans. atoms to pinpoint effects. The —Opportunities to test, in ani- Supply Stores everywhere. wife about it. Irradiated mice usually die of amounts will be about 1,000 times mals, antidotes or preventives proposed for radiation sickness, S. Mac Muring! luuicli tagged to sell fast about the same causes as normal or so larger than the amounts Dear S.: humans now are exposed to or protection against genetic or What good would it do him to $23,900 , from fallout. Out of this will somatic hazards. This owner is.a garden club enthusiast—so you know the come more solid clues to human have neat wife if she drowned Clearer Understanding him in a kettle of Lipton's? landscaping is lush, pampered, well kept! Inside you'll find hazards from long-lasting fallout —Clearer understanding of how the same impeccable look. 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'\ 20-Fridty, M«r 4, 1*52 BED BANK REGISTER Middletown Scores $ in 6thJ CBA Chances ~inr To Dump Monmouth Reg., 6-0

MIDDLETOWN — The Lions Iflon* Monmouth Regional, tog In the bottom half «f th* RelayCliampionsiiipsBright of Middletown Township High coached by Ru»i Mactluio, has second frame. exploded for five runs in the > 14 vanity record. White gave up only OM hit in bottom of the sixth inning to Ken Foulka and Cliff White his five frames on th« monad. NEW BRUNSWICK-Toe sixth the anchor leg of the distance 100- anil 220-yard champion Jerry record a 64 decision over Mon- combined for a nifty three-hitter He struck out II batters tad medley relay. Kmmelch on the anchor leg, annual N. J. Catholic Track Con mouth Regional's young Falcons for th» winners. White took over didn't walk a one. Christian Brothers will be fav- seems 'tb have the edge. Kru- ference Relay championships here yesterday. mound duties for Foulks in the BfltThorn look the kas forth* ored in the shot put relay with a meich turned in a 21.4 second third after Foulks was struck on Falcons. He received starter Sunday at Memorial Stadium trio of Augie Zilincar, Bob Ger-clocking In copping the state 220 It was the fourth win in 10 games for Coach Arnle Truex's the elbow by a pitch while bat' Ralph Mango in the sixth here will have entries from four mano and Mike Fitzgerald. Main yard title last June. Mango, 'Rich Naudea and local schools, Christian Brothers opposition in this event will Other potential scoring teams Tony Rapolla each banged out Academy (Lincroft), Mater Dei come from Bergen Catholic, for CBA include the two-mile re- singlet for Monmouth Regional. (New Monmouth), Red Bank headed by Tom Obratka. lay of Ed Kelsey, Terry Broder- Huskies'Bill Bowie Ken Bullivant and Tom East* Catholic and St. Rose of Belmar. In addition, CBA coach Brother ick, Denny Germano and Tom mond each slugged out two hits Of the quartet, only CBA is Augustine will enter an excellent McKnight and the distance med- to pace Mlddletown's seven-hit given a chance of dethroning the 880 relay foursome of Steve Ganz, ley relay foursome of Joe Me- attack. championship SJ. Peter's (New John Husson, John Maimone and Guinness, 880, Frank Ragan, 440, 1-Hits Neptune, 12-1 The only serious Koring threat Brunswick) team, winner In an Art DeFazio to challenge Essex George Sheehan, three-quarter Catholic, Our Lady of the Valley mile and Charley Dippel, mile. for the losers came in the first upset victory last year featured MATAWAN — Coach George around to third with i slngl» to and St. Michael's of Jersey City. inning when a base runner ' by Dave Hyland's exciting win Newest among the 20 teams Deltz's Matawan Huskies gained right field before sophomore Essex Catholic, with state 60- entered, Mater Del will only have reached third base before FouDu over St.. Rose's Paul Gately on evenge for their only defeat this Georgo Morrell unloaded a blaat freshman entrants. The New struck out Mike Luccarelli and season when they blasted Nep- to left center field that went for Monmouth team has' a host of Mango. tune, 12-1, yesterday. Bill Bowie • and a 3-0 Huskle good sprinters and middle dis- Middletown scored a single run tossed a one-hitter for Matawan. lead. New York Giants' Dick Lynch tance runners to make up quar In the bottom of the second Eddie Flynn opened up the tets for the 880-mile and two- Neptune knocked off the Hus- when Pete Burns singled to left third Inning for Matawan with a mile relays. Bob Wallweg, Bob kies In Matawan's first game of and Foulks reached first when single to center. Collins then To Speak at Boosters' Banquet Fallone, Mike Kelly, Joe Granite the season, 7-6. Matawan won he was hit by a pitch before drew his second walk before and Mike DeCapua are among nine straight before posting Its Eastmond bunted end beat out Bowie doubled to center field to RED BANK — Dick Lynch, •r»v% the promising runners on this 10th win with the romp yester- the throw to first, Bums com- drive home Flynn and send Col- halfback of the New York Giants young squad. day. lins to third. Yates hit a sacri- ing home on a wide throw to professional football team, will Red Bank Catholic coach Dick Bowie was touched for the the plate. single hit by Joa Walsh, a run- fice fly to center to drive In the be guest speaker at the annual Kleva is high on his two-mile second run of the Inning before The first Middletown run In frosh relay team of Tommy Bow, scoring double, In the second In- the sixth fiame came across the Red Bank Catholic High School ning. The 6-3 right-hander might Morrell powdered a triple to left Bryan Dempsey, Harold Cop- OFF TO A FINE START — Red Bank Catholic High center to score Bowie. Morrell plate when White walked with Boosters All-Sports banquet to perthwaite, and John Mountner. have posted a no-hitter as the the bases loaded. Later in the run was unearned. With two outs, came In for the fourth run when tjf held May 24 in the St. James The varsity squad is limited pri- third baseman "Skip" McCormick is off to a great start Inning Eastmond drove in two Jim Wiggins grounded to third the relay to the plate was wild. Grammar School cafeteria. marily because this is the Casey's thii season. The senior third taclcer has committed only runs with a single to center be- first year, and also due to the baseman Larry Behr for what Charlie Garafano then went out Members of football, basket- one error in the field in R.B.C.'s first six games and has looked like the third out, but the fore Bill Martens chased the injury to Tom Lalli, the Green on a line drive to the second final two tallies across the plat- ball, baseball, wrestling and Huskle third sacker overthrew baseman. The final run of the and Gold's top performer. been pounding the horsehide at a .478 average, on 11 ter with a single to right field. other squads are included along first base for a two-base error. frame came across when Garden St. Rose, which has been in hits in 23 trips to the plate. Walsh then hit a sinking line Middletown hosts Neptune in •with members of the band, a decline since the departure of Sutherland doubled to left field drive to left center field which and Behr drilled a single to left. a Shore Conference A Division cheerleaders and twirlers. coach Paul Ewing to Edison Charles Pfeiffer, corresponding went by Eddie Flynn for a The Huskies wrapped It up with clash today in Its next game Lynch, a graduate of Notre Tech, still has Tom McCabe, Ed secretary, and Steve Starrace, double when the Matawan left while Monmouth Regional plays Creagan and Mike Serwatka, who Holmdel A. C. four runs In the fifth. The first Dame, was drafted by the Wash- treasurer. fielder tried to make a shoestring run came In on three consecutive at Asbury Park tomorrow. ington Red skins in 195S and was could combine to form a fine dis- catch. MoamopUi Itei. 4 Mahogany—Teak—Oak Long Branch at Asbury Park 600 Serlei—DaJton Carhart 223. 2?5. and Marine Plyweod until Monday, and Princeton-As- M—S3A Joe Ortzelka—215, 223, •"•>- bury Park, Freehold-Lakewood Track 603. 200 Club—Walter Anderion 232, Lllil.y MARINE and Red Bank-Middletown going Christian Brothers Academy at arrlngion 232, Charllt Naughton 227. Keyport om Iiikien 226, Ronnie Carhart 229, into action today. 'aclc Flynn 223, John Outh 201. 221; LUMBER CO. iAbewnod (5). ItumHon-J-'alr Haven (0) St. Rose at Neptune ilm Boil«y 21«, Eay Plaaeclc 212, Dan Dick Galnei defeated John Lei-en- ilp 211. Tim Wnetman 311, Harry 1139 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright eon, (R>. 6-0, 61; Dennis Srhurdlan Tennis Dwlght 702, 209; Oeorge Cols 200, 209: (Ll, defeated Sean Dowd, lit' 6-1, Red Bank at Middletown Jim McKay 203, 2W>; Tom McNamarra Phone 842-3135 fl-4; Tony P'Ella, (Ll, defeated Georgs 204, Jo. Carroll, Sr. 204, Rua» McCue Open Monday tkrti Saturday Wrljht, (R), 6-4, 4-6, « 2. Freehold at Lakewood 204, Foo Marchrttl 303, 204; Butt! Doublei: Nicky Atpert and Bob Conzen 203, BUI Harriett 202, Joe Mar- ItotliHtcln ID, defeated Charles Wen- Golf ohettl, Ir. 301. ater and Wright (Ft) 5-2, fl-2 .Dick Wall Twp. at Neptune KplUer ann Gtrry Alpert iLl. defeated J»y Blake an fi-3 fl-4 Education Meet Neptune (}), Freehold Regional (I) Jammed parking lot.S*j Slniclei: Howard romitock INI, d« f--i»rl Vic Ilarwood, IFl, «-3. O-7. SUNDAY Dick Elttrelm (N). defeated Gfrry ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE OF EATONTOWN 1 ton. 6-^, 6 4. Oeorg-p I^vltflky (Fl. Track defeated Paul Sctaloaibach (Ni.JS. OFFERS 2-8, 6-4. N.J. Catholic Track tloublei: Kltlrelm and Duve Beattlt Conference Relay Nl. defeated Vaian Nemlilrkow and EVENING COURSES IN BASIC ELECTRONICS i>eraetry Levltiky, (F), 8-1/6-3. \ Championships RELATED MATHEMATICS, DIGITAL COMPUTER PROGRAMMING . . . CERTIFIED INSTRUCTORS STATE APPROVED RENT A CAR or —Write or Phone for Free Illustrated Brochure- TRUCK from HERTZ UDR-IVE . . . Coll Even at tho Derby, the fl ELECTRONICS INST.TUTB PR 5-1515. OS 2-3299, SH 7-2121. bettor makes tho play. FOR THI 8BTH TIME— lt'« Derby lime again and the 88th running of th« famed thra«-year-old raet li tat for LUGGA&I tomorrow at Churchill Oowm, LouiivilU, Ky., whar. the crowd will number around 100,000 with rhillioni more 216 BROAD ST., EATONTOWN II 2-4353 viewing, fh« event on televiilon. Co-choices are sxpected to be Rldsn and Sir G«ylord. m John Buzhardi Nips WMIKNK. REGISTER FH&y, May 4, 1962—21 3 Deadline Dates Yanks, 1-0; Giants Win, 4-0 For Tennis, Track and Golf TRENTON — The deadline The tennis tourney will con- Each school will be limited tt counted (or the game-winner with In the National League, Curt right-hander date* for filing entry applications sist of two singles matches and two entries in individual trade his sixth homer, in the fourth Simmons' second shutout for St. for the annual golf, tennis.and events in Its own group and a. John Bwhtrdt threw • five-hit- Inning. Louis blanked Houston, M, San one doubles match for each team ter «t (he New York Yankee* track championship event* of the competing. The schools will be boy may compete in one field Elsewhere in the AL, Norm Francisco won it* ninth in • row new Jersey State Interscholas- and two < track events, one tract last night (or a 1-0 victory, The Siebern's foul fly drove in the by belting Pittsburgh, 8-4, and matched in one single state IOM wa» the Yanks' lint after c Athletic Association have and two field events, or thru winning run as Kansas City Philadelphia outlasted Milwau- been announced by James C. championship and no division of field events. However, a boy •even straight wins. knocked off Detroit, 6-4, Don kee, 9-8. The other dubs were rowney, executive secretary- teams into groups will be made. competing, in either the 440, 888 While Buihardt (4-1) Was Mincher's grand slam homer not scheduled. reasurer. Rutgers University Stadium in or mile may not compete in any blanking the Yanks and lowering carried Minnesota to an 8-4 de- Buzhardt struck out three, All entries must be submitted Hew Brunswick will again be the other, track event. The defending his for the cision over Baltimore and Bos- walked only one and had little site of the 44th annual track and champions in the four publlo last ,tour games to 1.32, the ton ended a five-game losing by the member high schools trouble with the Ytnkeei power- fore the deadline dates in order field championships Saturday, school and one parochial claw White Sox managed only six hits string by beating Washington ful line-up except for rookie June 2. Entry blanks have been are as follows: off Whitey Ford and Marshall for their athletes to be eligible 7-4. Cleveland and las Angeles shortstop Tom Tresh, who rapped mailed to all member schools Group I, Glen Ridge; Group Bridges. But Jim' Landis ac- were nbt scheduled. o compete in the particular a single and double. Ford (2-1) •vents. and must be completed in full H, Leonia. Group III, Pascack allowed four hits in seven in- The golf championship compe- and returned to Mr. Growney's Valley Regional (HIHsdals)f nings and Bridges permitted two. tition will be held Monday, May office no later than Tuesday, Group IV, Plainiield, and Paro- Rumson Explodes Against Siebern, who got the A'a roll- 1, at the Bamm-Hollow Golf May 15. chial, Don Bosco (Ramsey). ing with a two-run homer in the A Club, Middletown. All entries for first, knocked in another run in DERBY SPECTATOR NOW — Eddi* Arearo, who WAS the links play must be post- Manasquan for 15-3 Win the fifth with a single before de- a winning rider in tne Kentucky Derby fiv» timti, will marked no later than Tuesday, livering a run scoring foul In Bucs, Middletown Win, b« at th« Run for th» Rotes again this year — but as and should be mailed directly to MANASQUAN - Rumson-Fair grounder to the pitcher. Paul- the seventh that snapped a he NJSIAA central offices at 150 tie. The win went to Diego Segui Haven Regional High School ex- son and Robinson both walked spectator. Eddie, who retirtd recently, stopped af his East State St., Trenton. Millburn (2-0). Rookie Doug Gallagher Rumson Ties in Golf Play ploded a time bomb or runs mother's home at Ft. Thomas, Ky., and received a big High School is the defending to load the bases. After Dick- (0-2) lost it. here, yesterday as the Bulldogs son fanned, Damico tingled champion. Mincher's second grand alam kiss. Old man sunshine finally' in- outing and blanked Central clobbered Manasquan, 15-3, In score the runs. In order to qualify for this vited Shore Conference golfers of the season shot the Twins into •ear's championship golf tourna- Regional by a XLA count at Bet» a Shore Conference's Northern Manasquan scored one in the to the links yesterday, and three the lead in the first Inning. Bu ment, the team score (four con Hili. , Division game. second and Rumson came back they needed another four-run up- matches were able to be played Randy Bennett carded a 3J-37— Coach Cliff Applegate's Bull- in the top of the third with an- players) of each school must not rising in the thlrd-on Bernle be over 356 and any match after three days of inclement 75 to lead the pack in this dogs trail Matawan in the cir- other pair Robinson walked, Allen's three-run homer and a weather. match. Dick Bennett was tbrea cuit with • 5-2 record, while the Dickson singled and Damico WLING played during the period from circuit shot by pitcher Jack Kra- April 30 to May S may be used Rumson-Fair Haven Regional strokes behind with a 78 on a Huskies power along undefeated came Into the act again with lick. (Kafalick (1-2) took the and Lakewood pulled off a sur- pair of 39s. Paul Merker and With a 6-0 mark. two-run single. for qualifying. If a team does win, Milt Pappas (2-1) took the not qualify, a single player may prise match when the two teams Carl Bennett each had 86s. ' 'Rumson Jumped on three From the fourth to the seventh loss. enter If he scores 80 or less in wound up in a tie, each team Max Cawley's 89 topped the Manasquan chuckers for 14 hits Rumson produced 11 adltional Home runs by Ed Bressoud the qualifying round. registered six points. Central Regional team. •nd scored runs In every inning runs, while Manasquan picked and Jim Pagliaroni plus three NEW JERSKY NATUBAL GAS BED BANK RECREATION TIESDAY The golf championship will be John Allison of Rumson was lUddletomi 1!, Centra! Beg. • but the second. Applegate's club up two in the sixth on two er- MIXED BOWLQK1 I.KAQUK NIGHT LEAGUE Mldaletown runs batted in by Pete Runnels played on an 18-hole medal basis the only three-point winner of r>lckl« Bennett 39-39—76 (3) had three two-run innings and FINAL, AVERAGES Final Standlnj. rors and a walk. with three singles paced the Red W I, and Individual championships the day at Lakewood, with his Randy Bennett 38-37—78 <3> then posted three consecutive in' Itamtnn (155)) Manaiquan (3(3) Striken f>\j 3614 W L. Paul Merker 39-4»—M (1) AB K II AB R B Sox against the Senators, who Pllota , .49 41 Volklands Towing 8ervlce ~-63 43 will be played simultaneously 40-42-82 card. Richie Alexander Carl Beonett 43-43-31 (3) alngs of producing three runs in Acquiro.C 6 4 3 Wood, 3b 3 0 s»teim«« .47 43 Overhead Door Product CorpJtt 44 l Central En. lost their 14th in 15 games. Bil Vincent's Beauty Salon -50',4 45',i with the team championship. and Bob Zagorin each scored 2 /2 each. Greene,2n, b 1 1 0 Oadsby. sa 4 0 The Ouitn . M «1 Max Cawley 43-4S—89 (0i Bll2Balley,2bb 1100 0 Plummer.Plumme HH 2 0 Monbouquette (2-2) got the win. Spoilers .. ,, .44 4$ Rams Brothers -41 48 Total medal scores for the 18 points for the Piners. Bruce Gibbons 5042—92 10) Bill Van Duren went the dis- Paulson,iPauls 3 3 4 11 WinneWi r 1. 0 The loser was rookie Jim Han O Gtt •4154 *»':i Oil Delivery Inc. 4714 48(| Rill Hawkins 60-51—101 (0) RoblRoblnMn.cf f 1111_ 1 Whlte.rWhit!f a 1 Four Aces Potter's Beauty Saloa 47 40 holes will determine team and Red Bank Wins Harmon Stuber 54-48—101 (9) .40 60 Ronl'i Club Metra :—.44 52 tance (or Rumson, allowing five Preaton.lPlf f 1 0 l Meyer, rt 0 0 non (0-2). Question Muiu . Bl Individual titles. Wall Township offered stiff op- Dickson,lb Si: Beam,lb 2 1 20O Club—LoriCluS^£orirM!li«r230* Millar 2307, Red Back Register . 41 65 Wall Twr. 7. Bed Bsok I . hits. He fanned eight and walked Damtco,3b 4 0 4 Na«m,r( 1 1 Curt Simmons pitched the St. Bchaw* 212, Al Kononowtti too.Charlie Team Him Tnree dames—Vincent' Beauty Salon 2,799. Tennis Tournament position for Red Bank High's Wall Twj>. -(three. Johnson,3b 0 10 O'DonnelUb 3 0 Louis Cardinals to a 4-0 victory 110 Club—Annt, Miller , M0, Dorla Al *mlth J4-37—76 (3) Hut)Dird,r( too arasdorr.ci 3 0 HamernlcJc 135, Dolores Sealzl 339, Te&nl High Game—Vincent's Beaut The annual tennis tournament squad before the Buccos posted ; Jim Riley started for the Big Burnt Plcott 168, Mini* HuiUnbtr Salon 1,003. . Ranoy Brunaagt 42-41—M (ly Alvlno.rr a 0 0 Oterberg.e t 0 over Houston's Colts last night. Bu High Series — Frank Plney 873. will be held May 25,. 26 and 30 a 7-5 triumph. Ray Bird 43-42-88 (3) Post, rf 0 0 0 Roblnson.e 1 0 1M Don Form! 54-52—1O« (0) Blue and was tagged (or seven Benedla.lt 3 0 0 Riley, i> l 0 He spaced seven hits for his HHlfl b turn, tore* fame* — Spoilers Hlgn Oatoe — Robert Korona 268. at the Princeton University Al Smith ot Wall turned in the tuns in three innings. He ~fanned wogio_!om,ln ! 1 1 1 Piper,» ' l O fourth win in . four alarts—all 1.4(1. High team lime—PIlMi 713. (1 Ave Red Bask VanDuren.p 5 11 Rohman,p 1 o High thre* games, men—^Al Kooonowltx H. Even 93 181.l.ffi courts. The entry deadline date best round for this bout with a Boa Klrkpatrlck 39-34-TI (0) . .- .1. VanDu o. Vlerecu Jto 180.4 Bob Pearson 40-42—«3 (1) only one and gave up six complete games. 616, High three cunti, women—Mir 1 for the net play is Monday, May 35 IS 14 23 3 tie Faulhaber 512. R. Korona S3 179.5 39-37—76. Bob Kirkpatrick, play- Bott Olassey 46-16-92 (O) walks while being tagged (or Rumson _. 301 S33 t—v St. Louis managed Just four INDIVIDUAL, AVERAGES R. Korona . 14, and all entries are to be for- ing his usual good golf, finished Joly Butler 45-15—»9 (3) F. Johannemann, Jr. (our hits. Jim Piper worked Tanasquan . 010 002 0— I hits against rookie Dave Giusti AVO. warded directly to Frank Davis, 3B—Acquaro. 2B—Dlcknon, Robinson, K cm onowlti o W. De!«» the 18 on the Spring Meadow Romso* «, Irtmurt • two Innings, fanned four, walked Itltl off VanDoren 3 In T; Riley 4 ID (0-3) and Dick Farrell, but they . itn1 Pearce . 15 172.70 D. Trlmboll 308 North Arlington Ave., East Country Club course with a 39- Bsmsonr one and was clubbed (or six hits. 3: Piper 6 in 2; Rohman 4 In 2. 80— included Bill White's two-run Charlie Schanc „,k "" 169.62 R. Flicher John Allison 40-42-*: (» Van Donn 8; Riley 1; piper 4: Bol) De Wltt> 87 161.18 L. Lotlto Orange. Dickinson High School of 39-78. John MalUer 41-43—«l IU) , Gary Rohman was the next vic- Rohman 4. Walks—VanDoren 3; Rile] homer. Curt Flood a solo homer Rn« scnuiti JSl 155.37 M. Oeronl ; Jersey City Is the defending BOB Allison 41-44—86 it) . E. Grot) Lions On Course tim. He also worked two innings 0; Piper 1; Rohman 3. and a run-scoring double by Ken Dick Hechmao ... champion. BUI Scott (J-48-fll (14) we* MegJii~_7_T_~mZZIZ!B4 153.74 F. Plney W 173.8 The classy Middletown Town' Lakswood managed to fan four, and walk Boyer. 153.22 P . AleiandeAld r .87 172.8: Tom Bandlin 45-44-63 (0) H Young S3 172 2' ship golfers got back on the fair- Richie Alexander 41i4*-UI (JH» three. By winning the Cards kept Bob Loftus" JZZ^. -T_... 7.^—90 152!51 J. Madusky . M 172.11 Willie Tasby Jack Coleman.. R. Clambrone . -88 170.8: way after an upset in their last Jack Damico and Andy Acquaro pace with San Francisco's Blcnard Horner _ F. Johannemann, Sr. R7 170.4] «-«-«• «»> picked up half of Rumson's hits' Giants, who took their ninth in Bob De Witt, Sr. 48 149.32 A. LaRocque SO 170.4' ICeri Manns _, — S. Oreeley 93 170.21 with (our and three, respectively. Goes to Indians a row, 8-4 over Pittsburgh. The Bob Abrami A. Rogel 91 170.1: result left the Giants with a V/, Chris Hill 1I_".; Z. P. Calabrese, Jr. . 96 169.7: Damico went four (or (our, while CLEVELAND (AP) - The Bill Weeden 1 , P. Maresca .90 168.8! Matawan Runs by lions Acquaro had three (or six at bats. game lead over the Cardinals. Charlie Schmidt W. Figaro , .75 168.31 last nigh JM Plimtt __, J. Talarico 96 167.71 The biggest blow of the day bought outfielder Willie Tasbj In the NL's only other game, Wllllsi White O. Quenther . —...... 92 167.2' Philadelphia nipped Milwaukee. OUbert Barnes ... R. Ravlele ' .00 166.51 For 70-47 Dual Meet Win was a triple by Acquaro. Jim from the Washington Senators i Brsd OIHesple -.. " Arnom ...S6 165.75 9-8, on Clay Dalrymple's ninth Bob Hurley Colmorgen __.~____-98 165.59 Robinson and Fred Dickson exchange for southpaw pitcher: P. Newmia Jtt 165.45 slapped out doubles (or comple- Don Rudolph and Steve Hami inning single. Warrl* Faulhiber MIDDLETOWN - Ken Rissmil- Ehlers, the school record holder, All other clubs In the majors RoiBjIe Oaetano tion of Rumson's extra base ton. Lorie Miller ler captured two events and tied won the 120-yard high hurdles in were idle. Anne Miller _. j. Mattocda for first place in a third and 16.7 seconds and Terry Randell blows. " . Tasby, a 29-year-old right Alycei H1U .__ R. Thaler For two innings it was a close handed hitter, batted .251 wit! Simmons, a star member of St Anne White , . .M R. Kenneily sprinters Bill Wathington end bested teamate Jim Novembr* Louis' front-line pitching corps, Vera Conway" .~!!III_~"r to I2&16 W. Koch 1.' game, and then the Bulldogs the Senators in 1961, knocking i Rose Marie Slanlack C. Wllloufhby Garry Priccanciante each took in the pole vault with a 10-foot has compiled impressive figures Rita Sutphen P. Calabrese, Br. .. one event and tied for first in effort. started growling, runs and hitting 17 homers, A. Parker S6 147. this year—25 hits and five walks Fran Hoft , — SDMMABEES — reached first on an error and He played previously with Balti' Donn» Plgott Men Bowled Less ft Games the 100 toj pace Matawan to a 70- In 36 innings, and an earned run Dolores Scalil U Zacek .27 173,2; 47 dual meet victory over Mid- Matawan Vt — MloJlelowo 41 moved to second on Greene's more and Boston. Doris Hamernlck Y. Aumack it 172.8 100-yard dash: Won by (tie) With- average of 1.25. Joan Benolt , , , J. Depnls <8 168.22 dletown Township High yester- Ington, PrlccaaclaAto (both liat); 3. Jumping on losing reliever Barbara Delcamp 116.4 a. Duerre 49 160.21 Anthony (Mat). Tlmo— :10-8 Antha Caraierl .87 112.11 W. Houston . 1 IT 139.21 day. 230-yard dash: Won by Wathlnston Harvey Haddix (1-1) in the Gloria Walker _ £1 109.56 Rlssmiller took the 880-yard (Mat); 2. Anthony (MU); t. Caiter- eighth, the Giants broke a <• tMttla Hleven . .87 109.18 Una (Mild). Time—:23.0 Major Leag Joyce O'Rourka » 9B.5 HOLY NAME SOCIETY LEAGUE run and the broad jump and tie on an error and singles by Sally Cole . C 89.2 (Shore tanes) 440-yard dash: Won by Kalm> Marinne Cagno . 33 74.6 AMERICAN IxEAQUE tied for first in the high jump (Mat); 2. Fix (Mldd); *. Thavtnlus Jim Davenport and Chuck Hil- Diane Davla .9 65.2 YV L (MUM). Time—:5i.l Holy Spirit 3 62 37 to pick up 13 points for the 880-yard ran: Won fcy Klismlllu ler. Willie Mays delivered two Bt. Jerome 1 B914 39 BED BANK BECREATION Huskies. Wathington and Pric- (Mat); 2. Allen (Uldd); S. Schoustai more when he doubled for his St. Rose 2 56 43 (Mldd). Time—3:08.2 WEDNESDAY NITE LEAGUE St. Oabrlel 56 43 candante tied for first in the third hit of the day, and Orlando I. Holy Trinity 2 60 49 Mile run: Wan by Fajrell (Mat): 1 Bernard 3. Marx Agency 81 2(1 St. Dorothea . 49 60 100 at 10.6 seconds before Wash- McoweMcDowelll ((Uidd)U i 4. Andanoa (Wit). Cepeda brought In Mays with a Itarx Brothers .....88 29 itount Carmel ..„ 49 M Time—4:55.Ti45533 A.C. nadio & Television .4( 38 St. Michael 4S ington captured the 220 in 23 120-yard lilgh hurdles: Won by Associated Press single. 42 Ehlers (Mldd); Z llorrln Rec Tap House 45 flt. Anthony 46 flat and Priccanciante raced (Mldd); Z llorrln t, Pittsburgh counted two-run Holy ;.. __ 40',4 58' I/oded e (Mldd)(Mldd) . Time—:11Ti111 (Times EST) leldln's Jewelers •21H 6514 StHol. yLeo Spirin Tht »1 Great 1 . ... 36 63 through the 180-yard low hurdles 180-yar180yard low hurcilehurcileii : WoWonn bt homers by Dick Schofield and Team High Serlea — M«nt Brothers Priccancianticci e (ManM : 2. MfMf>rrLL « (lilt)l I 2,859. St. Hose-Lima 2 __ 35 64 in a 21.S second clocking. Wath- Larry Elliot among the five hits •Ugh Scores 3. Lodge (Mldd). Ttme-:£U Ind. Hlih Series — Leo Zacek 653. 800 Series — Ed YuschaK 187, 245, ington also placed second in the Shot put: Won by Watson (Mldd)! W Pet. GB NATIONAL LEAGUE they got off Jack Sanford (3-1) Team High Serlei — Marx Brothers 183, 615; Sal DelVecchlo 212. 196, 192, 2. Kreucer (Mat); J. Ktllof (MJdd). .12 .667 The Giants peppered four Buc "TO. broad jump. Distance—«8'S" New York W L Pet. GB 'High Game — Armani Crupl 245. 200 Club — Torn Nelson 246: Oeorgi Discus throw: Won by WatHB Chicago .- .12 .571 1"/, San Francisco 18 S .783 pitchers for 16. o Avi Pendort 221; Jot Rlnpel 215; J01 Lennie Watson was the outstand- (Mldd); 2. Sickles (laat): 1. FS|1B Leo Zacek ,65 181. Zlzwarek 218; Dick Boughrum 214 ing performer for coach Jack (Mat). Distanoe—lliKS" Cleveland .9 .562 St. Louts ..If 4 .778 Dalrymple ended the wild one Alfred Cooney . -.81 179.7 Ralph Uona 214: Pete Avallone 213 MOUND MAINSTAY — Ken High lamp: Won by (tie) Rlumlllu Detroit .9 .529 Pittsburgh ..13 8 .619 4 between the Phils and Braves Arznand Crupl • — • 72 178 14Jack Vlzlnho 211: Nick Marsella 208 Seisser"s Middletown Lions. Wat- (Mat), Slebert (Mat); J. Smltb (MldA). Harold Young _ XI 17&73 Micky Saffian 204: Joe Hornlck 204 Bullivant, Middletown Town- Height—8'1" Baltimore .10 ,526 Los Angeles . .14 9 .609 4 with a single to center In the Do Do Acerra ... .— 17 175.9 Joe Talarico 201; Al Compoly 201. Son heaved the shot put 46 feet, Pols vault: Won by Randall (Uldl): Vincent DePontl . "". 171.51 2. November (Mldd)j 8. Sonnenotrj Minnesota .11 .524 Philadelphia .... . 9 9 .500 last of the ninth, sending John John Oalatra . ...48 171.15 ship High School pitcher, five inches for first place and (Mldd). Heltht—Iff louia DeMalo „___... —87 170.84 W L, Kansas City . .11 .500 Cincinnati 9 11 .450 Calllson home from second. Hank Hololy TrinitTrinityy 1 62 37 hurled the discus 119 feet, 8 Javelin throw: Won by Blurt (Mat)i Oscar Newman . 87 170.81 St. Catherine has been one of the top 2. Barnard (Midi); 3, Vntlaad (Mst). Los Angeles _ . 8 .471 Milwaukee . 8 12 .400 Aaron hit two homers, a triple Andrew DeNucel 87 163.58 Bta"• r "o t the 8ea 5714 41' inches for his second victory. DIstancoi-185'6" 8 .444 11 .369 Joieph LoClcero 77 169.48 Holy Spirit 4 . 56 43 chuckers on the Shore for Middletown gathered first Broad I lump: Won by RliimlUer Boston Houston 7 and a double. Monroe Marx 87 168.75 Bt. Ro«e-Llma 1 5514 43' (Mat); 2 Wathlnfton Wat); X SWmo 3 17 .227 Mario Crupl 87 167.75 Bt. DcnU 5214 46! the past two yean. Tho left- jlace in two other events. Bill (Utdd). Distance—WlW Washington .176 8. Penny 507, R. Rusklo Cratts Beverages 2,878', High game- ing of the derby. course due to high winds, which Pat Rlccl 2«4| High strles — Sonny were sending the long drives ofl 200 Club — D. Penny 228. N. Poll- Acerra 634, There will be tagged fish with General Dual 90 apart castro 217, O. Ituzlka 213, C. Benson 2O0 Club — Mine Toscano 200, Bol course. 202. Hembllnmllngg 312,, Pete Pelros 218,, Jacacl the grand prize, a 263-piece fish- ITecht 307, Les Btavens 210, Bno)(> Ing outfit, awarded to the first Everyone is The event, which is open to al TIIURSBAY NK111T U Schl&fone 201, Brartfhaw 225, How members of the local society. Is I.KAdDK art!l IsanIn n 222222, J»ck BalmeB r 202011 . 200 fisherman (or lass) catching a from all others? invited to SAIL one (Harmony Botvl) 8lanley Savage 210. 21R; Tom Damlam tagged fish. There will be a total being directed by Rev. William W I, 207. Mike fiucco 203, 220; llowan Bausch. Charles O'Hare is chair- Koch'a Florist _.. fio 30 Kull 21fl. E<1 Klilln 224. Don McCm of ten prizes, including fishing of our exciting nevf Mlddletown .Dellcateisen ... 58 41 214, Mike Arnone 224, Phil Bretz 203, poles, reels or other pieces of For mileage and motor- man. Pan-Ami !_„ 6s 41 Henry Cantmlco 216, Nfll Deltls 209, Sal's Barber Shop . 54 4,5 Hay Pearce 237, Les Jonea 206, fishing equipment that will be ing protection beyond AQUA-CATs! Following the second round Corner Liquor , SJ • 46 2S.OO0T 'erpet 47 awarded to youngsters catching compare, we proudly May 30, starting at 8 a.m., and Perpetual Monument 52 W0.N5I0UTII COT1NTV CHURCH T.tf.T. Cor_„..p_ _..„ 4,8 51 tagged fish. Smallest fish, 35.OOO This safe. BtaW« the final round In June, trophies Amor!can_ Legion 47'i LEAGUE feature the distinctive will be aw rded, Eddie's JBatbeV"shop""."~!.JI"4'7 52 W 1, largest fish and largest number BO,OOO Kmmom Market 40'4 B2 St, Joseph's 65 III of (ish caught prizes will be new General Dual 90. and exciting new Mr. O'Hare, Schenck Ave. Leonardo Bportsmen ...... 44' 55 • Bt. Affnes 1 _. .GO',4 3.V Paul's riling Service 28 71 Holy Family 1 07 . 39 awarded. MILES Matawan, is still signing golfers SI. Cntlierlnp'i 2 ftf 41 You'll know at a glance fll. Mary's 1 _ „ ....55 41 Rules of the derby state that fiberglass catamaran for the competition. SI. Jnines 2 _._ ._. 54 42 that this tire stands SI. Agnrfl 2 r>,T!4 4*1 participants must bait their own all above others. See weighs only 115 lbs. Beacon Ladies C. W. V, L...;.,S3 43 Holy Fsmlly 3 _ .-,.M 4,S hook, cast their own line and Demonstration 61. Ann's 1 _ (So 4fi land their own fish, although par- the Dual 90 now! and attains speeds in Bayihore C«th. Men 1 _,.»(( 46 Open Golf Play m. Mary's 1 50 46 ents may lend moral support. Paynhort K of C I (!> 47 Dad's Inc. and the Police De- excess of 15 knob! Of Aqua Cat SI. Ileneitlct'ii 1 46 50 LEONARDO-The women golf- fluvBliore ruth. Men 2 .... . 46 50 partment will assist the.Recrea- ers of Beacon Hill Country Club Holy Family 2 44 y> tion Commission with this event. 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HT $295 Radio and Heater 59 Olds $1891 •58 CHEVROLET $895 '62 OLDS and OLDS F-85's 58 Ford $ 595 4-Dr, air cond. 2 Dr., Automatic, Radio 59 Ford Squire $1495 '58 IMPERIAL CROWN $1595 and Heater Power Steering, 9 Paisenger "58 PONTIAC STA. WAGON $995 LOWEST PRICES • BIG TRADES RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS 59 Renault $ 595 • 61 Falcon $1691 4 Dr., Radio and Heater 4-Dr., Like new. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY DICK and BOB MATTHEWS 57 Mercury $ 445 WEEKEND SPECIALS 2 Dr., Automatic, Radio and 59 Ford VJ ton %f\Ar Quality Dealer • Quality Salesmen • Quality Service Renault • Volvo • Peugeot • Triumph Heater "^ pickup. Almost*74!) '58 FORD SEDAN $795 lw 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK 55 Plymouth , $ 391 like new. ' 4-Dr. '55 CADILLAC CONV. $795 OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9 SH 1-5886 SEAT BELT INSTALLATION FREE When you buy any of these cars. MANY, MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM ussell MOTORS KROLL INC. KEYPORT RAMBLER, INC.

BUY WITH CONFIDENCE COME IN AND LOOK "EM OVER '55 FORD Country Sedan Station Wagon 450. FOR '56 FORD 6 Pass. Country Sedan, F'omatic 595. QUALITY '57 FORD Ranch Wagon, 6 Cyl. 595. SAVE '57 FORD Fairlano Tudor, F'omatie 695. CARS '56 MERCURY Monterey Station Wagon, MOM 695. THE GREEN... TRADE '58 FORD Custom "300" Tudor Sedan 750. NOW FOR A THRIFTY . FAST '57 FORD Country Squire, FOM, P.Steer. 795. PRICED "58 FORD Country Sedan Sta. Wag!, FOM, PSt. 895. OK USED CAR '59 CHEVROLET '/i Ton Pick-up 895. TO SAVE •59 FORD Custom "300" Fordor Sedan 950. 'LUCKY YOU WHEN YOU OR THE ECONOMICAL NEW '58 MERCURY Park Lane Tudor Hardtop, MOM 975. YOU MONEY MAK€AO£AL WITH EFFECTIVE '59 FORD Fairlans Fordor, FOM 995. CHEVROLET '59 FORD Ranch Wagon, F'omatic 1195. QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES '59 FORD Galaxie Fordor, FOM, P.Steer. 1350. '59 MERCURY Colony Park Sta. Wag., MOM 1395. '60 AUSTIN A-50 2-dr. Sed. I owner, Grn. $ 795 NOW! '60 FALCON 4 Dr. F'omatic 1195. '60 MORRIS Sedan $ 650 RESULTS '60 AUSTIN-HEALEY SPRITE Rdster, Blue $1195 •61 COMET 2 Dr. Sedan. R/H 1595. '59 AUSTIN-HEALEY SPRITE, red $ 995 BUY YOUR USED CAR "61 FALCON Deluxe Tudor, Fordomatic ~ 1650. '59 HILLMAN Con., I owner, green $ 895 '61 FORD Galaxie 4 Dr.,°Standard Trans. .1695. WITH '59 AUSTIN-HEALEY SPRITE Roadster $ 895 "61 TEMPEST Station Wagon 1695. USE '59 VOLVO, 2-dr Sedan, one owner $1050 '61 FORD Fairlane "500" 4 Dr., FOM, P.Steer. 1895. CONFIDENCE "59 MGA 12) $1295 *6I FORD Galaxie Victoria, FOM. P.Steer. 2095. '61 COMET Deluxe 4 Dr. Sta. Wag., MOM 2095. '57 TR-3 Roadster (black) :I $895 THE '61 MERCURY 4 Dr. Hardtop, Fully Equip. 2250. '60 CONTINENTAL Mark V, Air Conditioned 3495. '55 JAGUAR XKI40 Roadster. $1250 "61 CONTINENTAL Sedan, Air Conditioned •55 FORD Sta. Wgn., FOM, new tires, R&H $ 450 '55 FORD Station Wagon, stick .'..$ 395 130 NEW and USED CARS IN STOCK '55 MG TF Roadster ,' $1195 REGISTER 30 Day Warranty Bank Financing '54 CHEVROLET 4-dr. Sedan, stick shift ....$ 295 '53 FORD Conv., one owner 295 DISCOUNT '53 MG TD ....: 700 '52 MG TD, blue ....$ 700 ON ALL LABOR '59 THUNDERBIRD H. T. Coupe blue, R/H $2395 CLASSIFIED ENGLISH AND ALL PARTS THIS WEED'S SPECIAL SH 1-6000 AGENCIES SH 7.4545 FOR ONE FULL YEAR SINCE 1904 1950 MORRIS (AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU) CALL MONMOUTH and MAPLE, RED BANK Conv. 125 TREMENDOUS SAVINGFALCOS N SEE YOUR G.W. MEMBER TODAY I ) kf I I • r-AIRLANE GALAXIE FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO SH 1-0010 THUNDERBIRD CONTINENTAL MERCURY :sL CARS, INC. CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. OR ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Newman SpringsRoad Red Bank BUY OR LEASE SH 7-4500—Opdn Evenings GMAC TERMS SH 1-3130 OPEN EVES. OS 1-0525 •OATS * ACCtMOftin HELP VANTCD-MALE FOR SALE FOftSALE FOR SALE APARTMEWTS RED BANK REGISTER onu, wutrtD in a!U<-OIUViC!uV-80N PX1VXM SALE Friday, Vixy 4, 1962^23 SH M MM taw tesalists lnstlsl|i JUNE BRIDES! NEWLYWEDSI THIS IS YOUR,LIFE jr MjLJ. •<•»«*«£ *t Aij the lagredleBU of prttllge liv- UMH «t nmf*ut* mi «M»», HOUSES rc» nan fW 90" REVEL CRAFT, Tttla 1M Beach Club. Sea Bright. 4-1684 Two baths, washer, dryer. '1115 per lnlsrcspLors, sl««pa all, ntcu. No NTIQL'E DOUBLE B1ZE BRASS BED 4!4-room apartment will be avail month. Including utilities June, July trades. M.SOO SALES GIRLS WANTED _ In Infant'a FAMOUS August. Hazlgt. CO 4-25»l and children's wear. Part-time and nd springs. Call after 4:30 p.m. SH 1- able at $235 per month as of' April 2f OWENS, Ilk* »«w, IMI of suras. three, four days a week. Experience Renewed 19,300 1, as well as one sumptuous pent- SUMMEft RENTAL — Completely fur- neceasary. Apply in peraon only. Bob Pay only .COBSEN PARK — Lawn mower, nlslied house. Five liefirooms, 2^ baths, FAIR HAVIN YACHT WORKS, INC. k Betty shop, 68 Broad St., lied Bank. GOOD HUMOR GUARANTEED house apartment. We advise ocean view. Modern conveniences, •Fair Haven 8H T-Mirj gangs and sulky. Excellent condl- UNDER OUR LIBERAL REFRIGERATOR $2.50 weakly i. Call 84MMI2. prompt action, screened porch And garaie. Pnont s42^ 21' ZOBEL, SKIFF — Fully equipped, WANTED - Woman looking (or a nice HIGH INCOME PERCENTAGE «288 2344. ^ home, will give room and board plus HOrlANY D1NINO ROOM SET — • All Expenses Fald At no extra cost! KED BANK—Five-room house newly ° M0 par month In eichang* for house- • No Age Limit ven pieces. Excellent condition; $65. work and help with children. Call SH 7- ill li:-031S. "• COME AND SEE rtecorateil, tile balh. modern kitchen. SAILBOAT — Woodpussr, A-l shape. • No Experience Needed Interracial, 'ill Fear) ei. Immediate Flbertlased hull uid dack, dacron sail, • No Cash Bonds Required NOTHING ELSE TO BUY! 49 WE8T1NGHOC6E refrigerator. In FULLY AIR CONDITIONED occupancy. Inquire Si, Hardta! Rt., n.w bronze fittings, J45O. Call 8H 1-3H8 SECRETARY — Full time. Write alat Apply Monday through Saturday—D li Kid condition. Red Bank. BH 1-1607. Ing age, experience and qualifications J. (U Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury SII 7-4728 14' LAPSTIIAKE OAK SKIFF — 18 to "A.B.,", Box ill. Red Bank. (across from Red Bank Airport.) ON-SITE PARKING UNFURNISHED — Seven-room ranch, ll.p. Johnson, used lea hours, excellent LIVING ROOM — Sweeping »o(a or sofa bed, matching arm chair, ULLY AUTOMATIC WABHER three bedrooms, r,i tmlis, lmmediata condition, 812-11)31. . RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPER with nt. YOUNO MAN — Ambitious, Intelllienl Good condition occupancy. Shnrt lerm lekse. fiLWOOO erencas, for working parents In pleaa- two limed oak step tables, cocktail table and two lamps. Kl! 1 R0(3 BOAT, MOTOR — And Blirllnf tralltr, ant home, two grown children. Apply aggressive to train as junior assistat COLONY HOUSE A. AKMBTHONO Agency, Itpaltor. 555 In taxille industry. Write "A.O.," Ho; rainy eitru Included, (ltd. 23 Illinois 121 liroad St., Red Bank. SH 7-2657 WO WALNUT step tables and coffee IN RED BANK Prospect Ave., Little Silver. SH l-4S0a Ave., Port Monmouth. or SH I-4B14. til, Red Bank. BEDROOM — Large dresser tilting mirror, full size bookcase Lble with formica tops, $15. Two mps. 515. Excellent condition. Call SL'MMfcK RENTAL -- July and Au- BPECIAIi - 191 Hydrodyna, flberilai PRACTICAL NURSE — Or nurw'e EXPERIENCED~SPRAy FAINTER — bed, comfortable mattress and spring, two lamps, two bed pillows «-2261 after 5 p.m. 122 N. Riverside Ave. gust. Three-bedroom, Cape Cod, rain- boat with SO h.p. Volvo Psnta inboard- aide- Apply In person 10 to 3 p.m. titcaily work with overtime. Apply In and two throw rugs. utca Irom ucean and pool tmthtnK. outboard, SJ.MS. Boat, fkl * Scooter Rlvtrcrest Nursing Home, 31 Chapln person: Kutey Metal Products, SHadyside 1-5556 291-2238 after 7. Center, IS Whin 81., Rei BinK, N. J. Ave., Red Bank. Citherlne 81., Roil Bunk. ACCORDION WURLITZER HIGHLANDS — Small bungalow, pleas- •H M13«. , EXPERIENCED PAINTERB — Call li DINETTE — Stunning five-piece set, latest nubian finish. Choice 120 bass, fine condition S75. Adjacent to the delightfully ant location. Four rooms and htth. OENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Sleep person, 6-4 p.m. 45 Hendrlckson PI. O9 12S55 Huslness cout'lo iireferred. 872-1S&9. 1«' FIBKROLAB CAPE COD DORY. out, live days, must.ltke children. Own Fair Haven. of decorator colors. charming Molly Pitcher Hotel Ural rishlni or ikl bott. 1321. Call Iranspprtallon.^jfO^j^aft^M^aai. OWEH MOWER — lUitary »el( pro- Fit 1-J7M, _ KUI.I. TIME pAYH, I'AIlT-TlMEpBVE KVEN I'.OOMS — Hi baths. »15O. - BABY*aiTTER — tor two small boys NINGS, WEEKEND* OS 1-09:3. .Ml l, eicreilrtit condition. Cost $300 two REALTORS per month. TURNABOUT JAILBOAT — Oooil eon trs ago, will Lake |10Q for quick sale. may live In or from T a.m. to 4:30 DONALD'S HAMBURGERS, HVV'Y 35, Managing Agents RED BANK — SH rooms, 114 baths, ditlon. Dacron sail, Nav«r used. 9300. p.m. Call between 7-8 p.m. OS 1-0884. M1DDLKT0WN. _ 2-1 WO. Call 812-0181. Field Furniture $130 month. HOUSEWIVES - FuiTTime pVy~ror FRAMING CONTItACTOlis"'^~Sheath or K A N~onoVK^Two mortem iiiTee Me Gowan Agency. 8H 7-300O H.P. EVTNRUDE part-time work, five openings, nation's BIG PAINT DISCOUNTS Ing contractors and cornice conlra WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT ,'ooni apartments, furnished or unfur. Like new, 1125. outstanding girt show plan. Car nec- tors. Apply Eddie's Grove, Routes er WOO colorn. Inilde—outsMn paint. nlKliod. Sensrm or yearly. PR 5 47SI1. 8U M MBit "it ENTALS — Four-bedroom essary. No investment, collectione or and 34, Old Bridge. al. white, 12.91. Latex whllr M.49, lioune; two-ljedroom Ejilit level log csb- delivery. Paid weekly, BH 7-0310. a). Wallpaper dltcounis. Get B. 8t H, 'ur Iicst husy are always "at Ruscil's. THKEK ROOMS — Furnished] Tile with office plus apartment building ai holly, white pine, magnolia ulgra, j >pl© kneehole desk, $19.50. Il^at lamp, ath, shower. Itcat, hot water supplier!, "USINKSS MAN transferred to Mlddle- INTERE8TINO telephone work from Income property. Reason lor Benin j, t)wn requires two bedroom apartment BUSINESS NOTICES home, No selling, full or part-time. HO ranhnns. clifrry laurel. Complete lln« !.79. Ilrnss tea wagon. $4.75. Thrce- •rlvatff entrance. Call after 6 p.m. OPPORTUNITIES FOR moving out of itate. Writ* "AB" Boxof shrulia, Gabler Bros., Farm and ild bedroom «crcen, J6 50. 11x17 rug, 8H 7-0126. ir residence. Willing to lease. Phona 2-2560 after 2 p.m. 511, Ite-l Bunk. Nursery. Opposite Bendix, llolrndrl. potted hut clean, JJ9. Old pine blanket ,!r. Baar al 08 1-1400. J. ALLBN MALONE RETAIL MANAGEMENT RED BANK'S FINEST PAINTING AND HKCORATINO ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER — Some SMALL MAIL ORDER binlntSB. 100 lent, J4.75. Metal tyiwwriter Bland, Nelaner Brothers, Inc., operating ove RCA WHIKLPOOI. waaher, I1B0; Deluxe garden apartments. Three and ELP1 ! RENTAL LISTINGS NKED- , ill 7-4827 experience required. Write P. O. Box per cent profit. Can be run from own .75, etc., etc. Hunch's, 25 E, Front St. [our rooms. Modern kitchen. Bpacloun 5D! ! APARTMENTS . . HOMES. . . SS. Matawan, N, J. 170 itorei, li considering application) home, CA 2-7131 after 5 p.m. piece chrome kltohen «t, $90. Both PORCHKS — Patios, sldewaks, etc. for men for futara «tor« managemen one month old. 741-4109. 'REE2EII — Commercial type, J rt en t rooms and closets. Quiet. SH 1-7633. UMMER. HOMES. . .What have you. No lob loo imall. Cbai, llower * Ion EXPERIENCED Upper setter or waist poiltlons. HBRV1CE STATION fQr rent. Red >r large family, good condition. Will 132 South Street. four tenants are waiting to start pay- llason Contractor. BH 7-4(70. 8H 1-0172. maker, capabla high earning In quiet Ranli. Corner location, modern ' two- MAPLE FURNITURE. — Vanity, desks, ke best offer. SH 1-8S29. g you rent and we ara forced to shop. Apply Eatontown Dreas Co., 22 Tbeik positions offer opportunities to bay station. Opportunity lor .good oper- night tables, rockers, red headboards, 'OUR ROOMS — Unfurnished apart- ;urn them away. A pliono call win put SOCKS . nULKHBADB . FLOATS. Lewie St., Eltontown. LI 2-3599. rapid advancement for those wh ator. Call FAnwood 2-4400 fr-5 or writ* Riverside Motel, Red Bank. ment suitable for a4uJU. In, two-family rour property In our rental listings. CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS. VIK- qualify. All promotion! are made from ALUMINUM GUTTERS house with spacious ground!, quiet )ur rental department will do the INO DOCKBUILDINQ. 112-3801, CA3- BILLINO CLERK — Experienced typ- Dean Oil Co., Fanwood, N, J. - MOVING — Antiques. Living room, din- street in residential Red Bank, one- within our own organization. In IT" room tnd bedroom furniture, pro- enu.nn Alcoa Lifetime. Aluminum st. . . .Cal US TODAY! 1 M. Kron» 6972. lat, accurate. Apply Martin Rubber HTOH CLASS CHEF desires food con jlor or white. Simple lnitallitlon jut- lialf block to bus line, two blocks to associates, Inc. Bealton, Eatontown, C L Branch Ave., Long Branch Applicants selected will begin a slon vincial. 4B Reckleis PL, Red Bank. shopping and business center. Larse WEEK-END PAINTERS - We paint SSl cession in club, cocKtau lounge, bowl- BH 1-8247. r« and down ipoutt, W« install on I. J. LI 2-2133. houses Inside and out. Fences, garages, SALESLADY — Permanent part-time management training program In th< ing alloy. 7S7-5931. tort notice. right rooms, leading from center hall, •tc. Our tree estimate win really aur- stockroom, and progressively ad van DESKS — US up, fllei (15 up, chalra. IIOWN'S 32 Broad Et. BH 1-7500 full kitchen, private tmthroom, |10C position: selling ladies sportswear. Em- to doorman, assistant manager ant FOR LEA8K ~ Large thrc«-bay coloni- prls« you. Call SH I-289S after t p.m. ployee's discount on family clothing al design service station. Major brand adding machines, typewriters manual monthly, on yearly lease, starting •tor* manager. Managers' earning! and electric, oTflce equipment, etc. ~une 15lh. Call after 4 p.m. SH 7-3197. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR TREE WORK, CftO tr.e service. purchases, Apply In person 2-4 p.m., •tart at $6,600, oil company. Paid iitilttlPF. Consigned Topping, trlmmlnf, removal. Call LJ Friday, Mrs. McSherry. J. Krldel, KftBollne program. Call MA 3-7700, 9 bargain prices. New or used. A AC Desk OM FURNISHED apartment, 3-4220 lor tree estimates. Full insurance Broad and Front Sts., Red Bank. Earn a good salary whlls you lean a.m. to 3 p.in, dally. Excellent buslnesi Co. Kt. 35, Oakhuwt. KE 1-3990. MERCHANDISE WANTED. ll utilities. Comfortable for two couples. LDERLY PERSONS BOARD coverage. with opportunity. FINE QUALITY AT LOW PRICE — or racing tteason. 630 Sprlngdale Ave., fAYSIDE RESIDENCE, West Park HOMEMAKER-C0MPANI0N — To par- Beautiful down - feather decorative .AN03 and musical imuuraenti onR Branch. ve., Wayside. Brind new ranch bulld- tfally handicapped young woman. Live GOOD ESTABLISHED dry cleaning anted; Highest prices paid, H. Ten- GENEROUS BONUS PLAN couch, $89. Mahogany credenze buffet, er. 308 M*1D St.. Lake wood or Vox ig. All meals, laundry and care. Call ODD JOBS In. Driver's license. BH 1-8719. EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS and tailoring store for rent. Equipped S49. Mahosany server, 119.60. Mahog* UHNJSHED — Three-room apartment. IE 1-98B3. UBERAL- VACATIONS to take a steam press. Call 787-5628 roft 3-21&0. Bath, lawn, garage; Phone an 1-T853. MEDICAL SECRETARY — For derma- any Duncan Phyfe dinette table, $29,5U, LARGE — Furnished bedroom, rea- HANDYMAN with truci — Yards. tologlst'a office. Monmoulh Medical GAINFUL UFB INSURANCE PLAN or 787-1M1. Large cherry dreauer, 133. Large dual WANTED 812-2344 EXCELLENT RETIREMENT PLAN beveled mirror, $25. 0x12 nolid ctuntv sonable, One short block from buslnesa - cellars, attics cleaned, train removed, Center. Experienced, mature, person- 60 ROWBOATS anrt nftw coffee Bliop U3UD ORIENTAL. KUQS THHEE-ROOM furnished apartment. llstrlct and all tui lines. Alter S p.m. light hauling. BH 1-2595. able, 35-40 hour week. Salary open. on pier. Sale of gasoline, bait. Ice, rose rug, |.9, etc., etc, Ruscll't, 25 CHINESE AND PERSIAN Centrally located, Inquire after five, Write "A.X.." Box 611, Red Bank. Applications being taken at E. Front St. FRIEDMAN OALLJCR1US it Peters PI., Red Bank. UkNDSCAPING — Compute lawn serv- tackle, launching ramp, repair shop 122 Harding Ruart, Red Bank. for outboa rd motors. 872-97411. 'R 4-3143 Evenlncs CA 2-7483. JINGLE ROOMS — Clean ud com- Joe. Gardens plowed, , lawns cut for SECRETARY-PART TIME — Real es- NEISNER BROS., INC. LEASANT THIRD FLOOR three-room ortable. ReasonabI* rates. Oaraga. •eaaon. Estlmalts. Call Qariten State tate - Insurance office. Bookkeeping, MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS LD U.S. COINS, GUNS. BWORDS apartment. Unfurnished. One business MIDDLETOWN' SHOPPING CENTE: MOTEL AND RESTAURANT — On 'anted by retired Naval officer. Prl- Qentleman preftired. B3 WaUac* 8t Maintenance,. BH T-1827 or BH 1-4732, hours to suit. Call Adams Agency lor busy highway. Good money maker, ex Beautiful Cornlngware. Two-piece spe woman. Good location. McLaren Bt., IH 1-5393, appointment, SH 1-S098. cellent potentials. Terms. 787-6T76. te collector. SH 7-0716. $55. Private entrance. SH 1-0761. DRBBS MAKING DISH WASHER — Steady employmen clal J9.S9. Ideal gift. 1 UltN'IBHED ROOMS — Katonttram. AND ALTERATIONS COOK — To work In Catholic rectory. Apply Molly Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank Q — Paintings. N. J.Atlas . JNFURNI8HED AND FURNISHED — Pleasant location, walking distance. FOR Call 071-O7B3 "Rainbow" TV & Hardware Istatei purchased and appraised. fiH Live In preferable. Write to '"A.N." N. J. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY •2003. The Hudson Sliop Inc.. 811 'our apartments, two to three rooms, Monmouth West Gate. Reasonable- Box 611, Red Bank. EXPERIENCED CARPENTER—Stead; (across Acme Lot) Broad, Red Bank some with garages, lease, no pets, eekly rates. LI 2-3805. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting, 50 ACRES - LAKE —POOL HEARING AIDS SERVICED and re- road 13L. Shrewsbury. couples, $75 to $U0 month. Dennis K. Seasonably done. Free estimates cheer- SALESPERSON — Female, experience work. Call CA 2-5320 or LARGE ROOM — Private entrance, CA 2-5006 paired, all makea. Autllograms made in U> FUKNi'lURE - Antiques, china, Byrne, 8 West River Rd., Rumion. 842- fully liven. Call OS 1-17M or 787-4800. preferred, not essential. Apply Twlggs t^-acre deep water lake swimming your home. BELTONE hearing aids. [laaoware. art objects and brlc-a-brac. U50. • full bath. Heart of downtown Red Men's ft Boys', Mlddlelown Shopping po.tl UlxBl tliroe y-room bungalows with Bank. Call SH 1-1530. ODD JOBS AND LIOHT HAULING ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN for span >ake view, store building equipped for Located at Sekltns Jewlers, 43 Broad immediate cash for anything and ev CALL Center, Mlddletown. time project, repairing three Bpnrih St., Red Bank, SH 1-1618 or SH 7-8204. rythlng. Rusctl'i, 25 Bast Front St.. RMALL~FURNI8HED apartment for 1 refreshment business, gns, water, elec- one of two adults, utilities Included. BH 7-0515 BAKERY SALESLADY — Experienced, PI boat auto pilot amplifiers, fiche tric. Property fully equipped for busi- RUGS — Never used. It x 12 and I 1693 (More Classified Adi morning hours, steady position. HON- mattes and operating test lacllltle Near Fort Monmouth., Call after 4:30 FAINTING — Exterior and Interior. available. SH 1-5120 evenings. ness with deep wells, speaker system, larger sizes, from $25. Private. . or weekends LI --0839. On The Next Page) Highest quality. Reaaonabli price. Call EYBUN BAKBRY, 8 Main St., Eaton- three-phase electric. Ideal for private 8(2-0549 town. parties, clubs, camps or Investment. 7 RED BANK — 4^ room apartment, Bernle Cook.^CA 0-3368. OAHDBNER — To put small norm KITCHEN CHAIR BEATS recovered PETS AND LIVESTOCK plot In shape and maintain It. Law] miles south of Freehold, short drlvs modern kitchen, two bedrooms, living UWN MAINTENANCE —Estimates. WAITRESSES — Experienced. Heady from Highway 9. THE PRICE IS 92.05. Four chair dinette sets reduced to room. Excellent neighborhood. All util- HOUSES FOR SALE employment. Apply Molly Pitcher Hotel, cutting-, etc. Call SH 1-8707. 545. Biz chair seta reduced to (65. OSTON AND PUC PUPPIES — AKC Quick Service. Call Red Bank, N. J. RIGHT. Quick sale wanted. ities Included. BH 7-2777. LI S-3407 Monmouth Dinette, US ilonmouth 8t., lampion sired. Boston on contract, MERRITT R. LAMSON INC. Red Bank. 8H 1-8S33. ml service. Arnold, HO 2-3999. FAINTINO AND PAPER HANQINO HELP WANTED—Male - Feroal Brokers Free Estlmatis .„ .... SIX PIECES American-Victorian living IIAMPION ENGLISH POINTER — COMMERCIAL RENTALS l,ynn Harleis 741-WM HELP WANTED-MALE EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENC 58 West Main Bt. Freehold room furniture. Couch, stationary rock' cal hunter, completely trained, tihow COLTS NECK Executlve-Salea-Offlce-Domeetlc HO 2-CM4O er. arm-chair, three single chairs. Per- )g, won best of breed puppy class, LODGE ROOM (or rent. Center ol Sincerity and ability with high ethic FOR BAIiE OR LEASE — Soft serve fect condition, green satin upholstery. 'estmlnstcr EShow. This Is a wonder- town. Could be used also for office I AWN MOWERS REPAIRED IN PLACEMENTS Best offer. CA 2-1059. ul dog, perfect companion for man space. Approximately 2,400 sq. fL Write SIX BEDROOMS ANY TYPE; FULL TIME—PART TIME Broad St. Red Ban ice croum and nnack bur, in operation now. On busy Hwy 9. sir miles south ALMOST NEW RCA Whirlpool wringer -r boy. Available free but only lo Uie I/1DOE" Box 511, Red Bank. BH 1-53(3 We n««tf 13 full-time men and ievc. BHADYBIDB 70577 Ight home. Traveling makes ft ncccs- on ten acres. Brook, two part-time men In our expanding fac- of Freehold. Phone HO 2-5136. washer, timer, automatic pump. Other LITTLE SILVER — All new air condi- DECORATING - And painting ol eJl TRAINEE — Real Estate Inspection, furniture. Reasonable. 14 West St., Ked .ry to place dog. Hubert G. Jennings, k :-.ls, Interior and eiterior. Residential tory branch. No layoff! and no itrlkci. FOR SALE OR RENT—BOAT RENT I 7-1631. ' tioned stores or offices. Immediate oc- years old—$67,500. No experience necessary. Openings tn car needed, travel in New Jersey AL — (50 boats) Port Monmoulh, N.J, Bank. cupancy. Also build to suit. 200 car w.>- my specialty. Call Mr. "K," COseveral department!. An 20-41, Must Heal Estate or construction experlenct 'EDIQREE FEMALE German Shcp- parking. SH 7-2300. 4-4823. desirable, |73 per week and Auti Phone 264-2809 MATCHING CRIB AND DRESSER — ba available immediately, erd. Six months, excellent watch dog. STORE — 20OO'sq. ft. Showroom, largs 15 ACRES COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE expenses to. start Write "A.I." Bo: NEIGHBORHOOD HARDWARE STORE Like new. Call H 1-6265. 51], Red Bank, — Lot 107x07, good opportunity. ,$30,000. SH 7-S13S itorage space Jn rear. CALL EVENINGS CALL SH 1-4326 ^- BH 7-0206 for development—$25,000. BK 7-2B96 OARR1SON AGENCY, SH 1-0801. ACCORDION — 120 tiass, Sonola, Ex. KC COLLIE PUPPIES - House nnd SALARY $95 ACE EMPLOYMENT AdENCY. ias)i trained, raised by children Eve- OFFICE FOR RENT — Center of KLLIB REFRIGERATION SERVICE aWery order A applicant our specialty cellent condition. S150. 12 Hroad St.. Red Bonk SH 7-340' 787-6876 town. Heat furnished. Call ONE ACRE Quality service on all makes of re- SH HIM frigerators. Phone 747-8161 AUTO MECHANIC—Next best thins to MORTGAGES TIIINO OP BEAUTY IS A JOY. Be having your own business. All the Ben- LICENSED REAL ESTATE PERSON— SALE leased and proud, AKC registered Col. site. Wilt sacrifice for imme- »XP8RT DRESS ALTERATIONS efits, none ol the risks. Etsady Income. Part-time or full time. Faul P. Bova, HOMEOWNERS NEED HONEY? e pups, house and leash trained, 787- Hema Shortened; prompt service. Beau- Opportunity and salary unlimited. Must Realtor. OB 1-2SU Your credit la good. Flrot and second BATH TUB ENCLOSURES 08). r diate sale. Exclusive broker. bs class A. Call LI 2-1117, Joe Mann. mortcaBes/ BH 1-4344 or FO 3-2601. Arwdlzed. Regular M5.B5. For • HOUSES FOR RENT tiful gift aprons. SH 1-8723. BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY OUNO CHIHUAHUAS — AkC regls- By appointment. qualified Personnel For quality onl MORTGAOE MONEY AVAILABLE f limited time $39.95. Phone today. $95 to $125 Per Month BRIDAL GOWNS ^- Bridal vella, EXPERIENCED BOAT YARD HELP a ired, Ideal Mother's Day gilt. Very Excellent opportunity. Sandy Hook Bay 210 Broad Long Branch CA 2-474' «i loan, 5!4 per cent; ?i loan, 5 ir-peV TUB BERO AQENC? bridesmaid and flower girl dresses, PROWN'S •asonable. SH 7-2603. Also aturl. Mi maide to order. Alteration! oC any kind, Marina, Highlands. 872-KM). PIANO AND GUITAR TEACHERS. cent. Re-rinnnce and new homes. ^ No tlL S3 also bridal gowns pressed. Will rant points. SH 7-0447. 32 Broad 81. Red Bank SH 1-7500 OMBS, Brushes, nail files, clippers, OS 1-1000 J. D. ROCHE WANTED — Industrial maintenance CALL ressers. Not a barber shop but a pet hoop skirts. Call for appointment. 741- man with electrical hydraulic and pneu. 671-1160 7»14. IOP. KEYPORT PET SUPPLIE8, FAIR HAVEN — Six-room houss In matte experience. Must understand cir- SALES CLERK — For Bcncrnl slon tute 35. Clltfwood. LO fi-5569. nice condition. Three bedrooms, lovely AGENCY cuits. Wage open. Hydrocarbon Chemi- work. Full or part-time. Must be hlgl modern kitchen, available Hay 15. cals, Plastics Division, Locust St., ichool graduate. Experlcnco preferrei REE TO GOOD HOMES — Hunting $145 yearly lease. Russell M, Borus 946.4955 Keyport. Call CO 4-6000. TONI'S RUMSON SEWING SERVICE— 'pe doga, houscbroken. wonderful with Agency, eoo River Rfl., Fair Haven. EMPLOYMENT but not necessary. Apply in person t ldrfii. Call 8H 1-5229. after 5 p.m. SALES OPPORTUNITY — Century old Mr. Pinsley, at Klslln's, Reil Bank. Alterations, mending and repairs, cur 8H 7-4532. Long Bridge Rd., Colts Keck tnln anil drapes, zipper' Installation, HELP WANTED—FEMALE life Insurance company has an unusual WAITRESSES AND GRILL MEN — career offer for a qualified man. Good sewing lnatructions, help with knitting; WINDOW FAN 24" Dlehl Adjustable. salary to atart and an aaaurcd op- Apply In person only from 2-5 p.m. and crocheting, use ol machlna at Like new. 399 Lponardvllle Rd., and HOUSES FOR SALE Perklna Pancake House, Hwy. 35, Mid small cost. B42-3S30. Eighth St , Belford. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT CLERK TYPIST portunity to get Into management with- dletown. in six months. This la an outstanding SKIN AND SCUBA DIVING — Instruc- WESTINOHOUBB LAUNDERETTE — APARTMENTS RIVERFRONT Position available for a parson -with opportunity and therefore'calls for an COUPLE —Butler, cook. Llv« In tion, all equipment furnished, Indoor Nine-pound capacity, automatic, pink, alt least two-three yeara of experience. outstanding man. It you think you Call heated pool coed clnsnes and private Living room, den, kitchen, two bedrooms, two baths on to perform varied offlc* duties. Ap- never used. >140. 872-0929. EWLY DECOnATED — Tw6 an.j qualify, write to P. O. Box 428, Red SH J-2543 Instruction. Call PR 4-7BS5. iree-room apartments, tlrat floor. second floor. First floor arranged for three-room apart- llcants should have an aptitude and Bank. CULTIPACKER - Large roller, lift lllties supplied. Call SH 7-3730. Sealre for figure work. Complete com- IVER FOR SCHOOL B type hayrake. Call LO 6-0578. George ment. 100' on river with attached boathouse. Eight-ton pany paid benefit program. Apply In Call LI 2-3512. Busch, Church 8ft, Malawan. MOLLY PITCHER, VILLAGE person. MUTUAL FUND SALES . After 4-30 p.m. MERCHANDISE ranch A Madison Ave. One and two -boat hoist, sun deck and boardwalk. Zoned for business. Our aprlng training course starts May ANTIQUE SHOP — Boston rocker |20. edroom apartments. From 1103 up Asking $30,000. INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS AND 14th. Call SH M300 (or appointment. WANTED — Multlllth operator, part Marblctop coffee table |30. Shutters, FRAORANCE8 time, must be experienced on mode] FOR SALE eas« Call BH 1-9115. •00 Rose Lane Union Beach FIRST EASTERN INVESTMENT etc. 117 Mnin Bt. Port Monmouth. CORP. 14S Broad St., Red Bank. 80. 842-1651). :ODEHN well TurnlBhed 3'/i-room WOMAN FOR (1ENEP.AL houaswork, HAMMOND JALORIC RANGE with Rollsselrc. ex- sartment, residential area, parking part-time mornings. Willing worker. MAN to take care of church grounds cellent condition, J135, Apex dual-heat and cemetery lawn. Must have own control Ironer 535. 842-2457 after 5 p.m. t, laundromat, ateam heat, all mil- Four houra per day, six days a week. mower and equipment. Call 872-1332. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female ORSAN STUDIO ei at J95 per month, year round. 17 F T Ilnven, BH 1-2603. 'Ulna St., Keansburfi. 787-1532. WILL HELP WITH PARTIES dinners OF ASBURY PAM ROUTE 8ALESMAN for established Hammond Chord Organ 5450. MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS WOMAN — experienced In selling coi- laundry and dry cleaning routci with ir other ocoaslons. Call UMSON - Unfurnished four-room, mRtfcs and - drus.il for part-time posi- BH 1-8881. Hammond Extra voice Organ ...- 5!>5. BIG DISCOUNTS tth apartment. Available to not over tion. Call SH 1-0031. Fair Haven Phar- shores most aggressive organlcatlon. Wurlitzer Spinet Organ 846. ro adults. Lease required. $50 monthly, macy. Guaranteed weekly wage, cxcelcnt op- COMPANION — And light housekeep Conn Spinet Orsnn 745. t7 pieco Mela mine dlnnerware set. ihn I.. Mlnugll Itcallor Pliuns S42-350O portunity, full beneflta. Long term em- Ing to elderly person. Beautiful pattern. JO.QO, was |10.95, Realtor and Insurer ployment. Apply Star Cleaners and Hammond Spinet Organ M3 795. Appliances. Houspwarpa. Cutlery. Pot- TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Pleasant YOUNC1 WOMAN to do sales and office prt 1-31H3 1 Work. Permanent Job. Apply Atlantic Launderers, Myrtle Ave.,/Long Branch, SALES AND SERVICE tery. Wearever. Get S. &. H. Stamps, lirslrte location, thre^ rooms unfur- HAND WRITING-ADDRESSOGRAPil — RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION shed. 179 and $69. Furnished studio, 1480 Ocean Ave. 842-0004 Ssa Bright GUIS Co., 31 Maple Ave., Red Bank. MAINTENANCE PIPE FITTERS -- Pftnnmnshlp superior. Call SH 7-1917, Onrn Dally Till 0 — Saturday Till 5:30 "Rainbow" TV & Hardware 5. All utilities. 291-1451. WOMAN OR OIRL — Part-time ive- Experienced In pump repaira and In- CA 2-6502 between 7:3(1-10 p.m. (across Acme Loti Broad, Red I3ank Open 7 Days — Member Multiple Listing ninga and Sundaya. Apply In person stallations required, company paid ben- COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. Friday at Sunray Drug, Mlddletown. efits. Apply after 1 p.m. Hatco Chem- REL1A BLE~WOMBN wl»heirTo~~takl PR .5-8300 MUST SACRIFICE -- Frigidalrc w^s HOUSES FOR SALE Iral Division, Klna G^ome Post Rd , care of ohltdren In her home, lfi. er-dryer. $151). Admiral refrigerator, 550. AVON COSMETICS — Ara In demand. Fords, N. J. or call SH 1-7926 between Maple Ave, SH 7-2503. Will board. I'Sd-EWlUTERS. AUWNG machines. Estate W electric range, $85. AU In Customer acceptance highest In history. «-10 p.m. Ml makes Dew or used. Guaranteed. excellent condition, two years old. Call Terrltorlea row available for women Low as S2D. Serplco's, loi • Monmouth SH 7-1-183. to earn good Income. Full or part* TREE MAN — preferably experienced, St Next to Mcater SH 7-0485. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male PIANO-SPINET-WALNUT .time. BH 1-4343 or write: Mrs. MarKaret 18-27. Pruning, feeding, cabling. Bart- 1 Qulotta, P.O. Box 190, Red Bank. lett Tree Experts. Character references I1IO11 SCHOOL BOY - Reliable, ex ELECTRIC I'KNDER BASS - And Two months old. J4f)5. ' requlrm), BH 1-B8U. porienced. desires work after school plush blond hardshell case, 1150. PA 1- Must sell. 7R7-4H5. KITCHEN HELPER — Experienced. and weak-endi. Csll svsnlngs. SH 7 illM. Apply In person 10 to 2 p.m. Rlvercrest FIRST-CLASS machinist, full time or 1869. EARLY AMERICAN COUCH - Blue LOVELY CUSTOM BUILT RANCH on PRIVACY WITHOUT ISOLATION - Nursing Home, 31 Chapln Ave., Red part time. Call 813-H92 for Inter- DINETTE SET — Mahogany curio ami while, green Lawson couch, CUB- Bank. lew. TECHNICAL WRITER SEEKS lem cabinrt and lurch lninp. all In excel- toin made, good condition, refrigerator. poracy assignment In Monmouth County lent condition. Call after 6:30 p.m. R42-O0O7, Riimson. exceptional piece of property . . . Many Near lake. Colonial ranch. Over an P.B.X. OPERATOR—Avnllible ror*perl- YOUNQ MAN—With business admlnls- area for tlip nionlli^-or July anal Au 811 7-3802. time work, Ml shift and weak ends. tration training for junior management Rust. Familiar with electronic mi tall trees and shrubs. Wonderful coun- acre. Many trees and shrubs. Living Opportunity for full time later. 811 1- position. Write "A.D.," Box 511, Red standards. 2112 Frances Dr., Poln LARGEST SELECTION OF MISCEL- BRING YOUR ROLLERS 4700. lank. Pleasant. TWInbrook 9-37BI. LANEOUS household goods, antique NEW WINDOW SHADES try atmosphere. Three bedrooms, l'/4 Chlnii and brlc-a-brac. Cedar chest, Put on while you wait. Any ilie up room nearly 30 feet long. Three bed- 510.SO, wash hnwlM, $2.7,"). Slop Jar. to largest plctur* window*. Free rust' baths, living room with wood burning J4.5O. Iteed chnlrs, 12.75. Two-piece leas eyelet, free crochet shade pull stick Roect couch and chslr, 119.60. Custom made utiatles, scallop or fringe rooms and den. $30,000. Gas ranse, $20. New linoleum rugs, any type. Prompt delivery. Free fireplace; dining area, kitchen, enclosed $0.05. Drum tnlili-H, $12.50. Wilton run. $35, clp., etc. RuscU's, 25 E. Front St. measuring service. Convenient terms. and heated porch; full, dry basment; CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY PROWN'S two-car attached garage, concrete TV DISCOUNTS 112 Brosil Bt. BH 1-751)0 tlcil Bank A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI H.fcSN|>fc3IUZINO ICUUII'MENT - ^"oi patio, tool shed. Close to transporta- Trmllni accepted, budget terms. Re- rent or sale; free delivery South Jar comlltlnnrd TVs from J2D. 30 day sev 3IIHO1CAL BH 7-S814, tion, schools and shopping. $26,500. Rinirantce. TV--radio repairs, BH 1- 1 7003. Special strrro-hl-M with AM/PM vlna room radio. f'i'ZO only IlfW.05. suite, overstuffed, custom tailored slip, Adding Machine — Typewriter! Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating rrs Included, $115, Klve-plere heil- ADDINO MACHINES - Typewriters "Rainoow" TV & Hardware ronin suite, twin beds, 5125. Two wal- BEPTia TANKS, dry wells serviced. LOUIS CASSAN — Painter, decorator :! »iid. rented, repaired. Ssrmco's 101 Leeching field added. Backnos work. nrross Acme Lull Ilrijarl. Red" Hunk nut end tabled, ilfi each. Two i Inn Uonmoulh St., Red Bank. SH 7-0489. paperhanKer, 2!> years experience. 43 n|r uondltlnncrs, IIS am] (30. ABCO- C. IL wuion. SH iiail Chapln ava BH 1-170* after I pn >4"~cABiNiyr~BiNir~^»s6~cairai MIDDLETOWN COLONIAL in excellent BEAUTIFULLY CONSTRUCTED ENG- 7 p.m. Main-, washer. *.'». Mnple hooKcnse Anliquei Wanted CARL B. JONES—Painting and dec iraillraard, Iwln, JI5. Two pair men's orating, aenoral contracting. Free Hit 7-IIUU 1,11118 tiouta, sl« 0. Wcalern anil KIIB- condition. One acre. Living room with LISH TUDOR BRICK RESIDENCE - Old Dolls, guns. Jewelry, cut flass Fuel OU — Heating animates. Call SH 1-434:1 '.'I hours. llsh, 55 each. Muakrat cape, fill 1H-18, furniture. Civil War books. Appraisal! FUEL OIL ft HBATINO—Call SH I. LAYB ft NEllfON - PainTlng and .• r 11 Piit coiiditioi). ASUIIIR 150. $fl!\ White fur sM'trty r«in'. $15. OIITR brick fireplace; foyer, dining room, One of the finest custom built homes made Oilman. SH 7-1141. OHIO oil Usllvery, Inc.. Service A DecoratlnK. Oentral Contracllno. BU 7-O1R4 roller skatel. 3-5',i, $10. Black velvet Sales. 9 Herbert fit, JU4 Bank. paperliMnglny. Twpuly years ex- . •-1I1L ICB WHILE YOU WAIT. ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE garage. One acre of ground, $39,500. B a. COATS — An essential Auction Appraisal Urtrvlca "anywhere." 2sl Rent A Piano $12 per Month iNO'loil IrtitlliT ting, seven sliilnlf'ss Norwood Avi.. Deal. Phone Ktilloga Insurance Roofing, Siding and Insulation teel Irfinii. thrno nlumlnum driving KNAHE MASDNIIAMI.IN SUIIMllin woods, cost over llfiO, best offer over Insulstlon A Biding Corp. Certified CAHLE-NKLSON KVBItKrr BTEUK J.V Wrlle "A. I.'.", nol 511. Ited Bank. ABILITY • gCRVICH Dependability JohnsManvllle contractor, i'R 8 H4O7 :ookrnan AVS A Main St., Asbury Pk Auto and Truck Rental when you Insure your WOMB. AUTO or Adam Llnzmayar !.'01-OJUJ. or other lines of Insursncs through Open dally till U Hat. till >:30 CAI.I. AVIB~-Rant a nsw car or truck. Low OLSON CO INC.-RoofTni. Bldlng~* AllllETIlONO AQIDNCV Bit l- "OUR 44TH YEAR" modeled. Ceramla tile. Hales. Instal, to miss calls. 'Jl hour answsrlm T^-Borefni~|.5rVacli~T rsno" IMANOH "••'• Hvtt |!0(l or mors o([ liiV latlon. M Leonardvllla Rd., Leonardo. Odd Jobi ssrvloe BH l-ljm. IVurllt/ftr huh* Rrand, flSO. Oall TUT, rice nn lirnml nnw RS-nols rontole pi- Ml-MIT or 3112110. •111)0 alter 9 p.m. anos. 10-year guarantee. Com* see and IT BERVICB save, rtrnl with option to Inly, Tender's BUIUJBR - New hornet room ad Vacuum Cleaner Repair Music fltnrn, ,10o Main SI., Lakewooil. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING ditioni, Dasemenl and attio rooms, "ANVTHINO" Mill * broken mart- Pickup, 'silver. SALE !<•() a-3inn. aUtttheni (araga rspairs and alter LO t-llu avenlms. BCi;crTh"5LT?3i sUlons, Hsrbirt Eigsorauch. Ill 1-530I Bales flsrvlce , Huppiiea Cellar cnmulnation windnws (scrssn TRADB IN your oiii liirnuurs with no wl Prospect Ave,, Little silver For snd (lass cnfflni«t«i. 32il(, II. So; down payment and gel a nsw parlor lANi...T A ODD JOB* - {•alntlni at Ita Until. prompt horns service or free chsckur* Sill, |5.50) 3212], itM. or dining room set at sals prim, Wll 648 BROAD ST. SH 1-8600 SHREWSBURY, N. J. Reslitentltl add commerclsl. I/iwsst on your tlsclrolujt, call PR I-OUI or Ham IrfK rumltiire Inc., Hwy M, rates. Xvaos. M 1-U1T, !H 1-S070. PROWN'S Mhlrilstown, SH 1-3213, open evenings U Btni m. BH 1-7500 Rail flank III 9 p. m. , • ••?• HOUSE* Ft» SALE HOUSES SALE HOUSES FO» 8ALE BOUSES WOK SALE . . | "' BOVOM HOUSES PO* MB RED BANK REGISTER ""'I' .' • - - - ». J ' I II III •SSSSSWSJBSHSBX ... l_ _ I HI -W — - MSJ*S»BSS»SI.SSlWSS*SBJ»ts™SI»JIBSJ 24-~Fri«* be COST. From 120,090. A community you will b« jroui ol today . . . tomorrow and future yean. ' • WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER basement. Incomparable at $41,000. Owner transferred, 37 YEARS EXPERIENCE LOVELY TREES surround this six-room rancher on half acre, Maude P. Sparket, Residential Sales Mgr. Three twin bedrooms, screened breezeway, garage. Good condi- SILVERBROOK PARK TITLE SILVER COLONIAL — BEAUTIFULLY 'LANDSCAPED- tion. Taxes $575. Only $19,900. At West Long Branch, N. J. SH 1-0804-77 BROAD STREET, RED BANK 'LANTED PLOT — Perched high and dry. Older home in excel- ent condition. Owner transferred. Four bedrooms, V/j baths, SUPERB MARINE VIEW - 1M secluded acres. High on a hill DUlECTIOHBl Hwy. 35 to Will Bt, (o« Eatontown CltoH) MHUriu* MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE living room, dining room, kitchen, basement, garage, porch and Almost new brick and frame fully air conditioned rancher. Three on Wall Bt. to Oalcwood Av»., turn Kit; o&a block lo Weat Campball Av«., turn left to modeli. patio. Asking $26,800. bedrooms, iy2 baths, fireplace, random-width floors. Formica kitch- REALISTICALLY PRICED RANCH — Top location, three Jovely en, stone terrace. A wealth of flowering shrubs and trees. Dry OPEN sjmmDAr AND BONDAV—US P.M. bedrooms, two baths, spacious living room with fireplace, dining RUMSON - SHINGLED BUNGALOW — ALL SCHOOLS AND BUS basement, two-car garage. Asking $44,500. H. KRONE ASSOCIATES, INC, REALTOR room, full basement, garage. Asking $27,900. AREA — Living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, one bath. Basement with laundry and work shop. Taxes approximately 804 RIVER ROAD SHadysidB 7-4100 Fair Haven, N. J. Hwy. 33 li 2-2133 $250. Owner transferred. Priced $14,000. RUMSON ACRE AND A HALF — Magnificent grounds, old barn 20x90 would make rambling ranch house, $30,000. FAIR HAVEN — CUTE LITTLE RANCHER-VERY ACCESSIBLE ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY NEIGHBORHOOD — Living room, dining bay. kitchen, three bed- MATTHEW J. GILL rooms, one bath. Only five years old. $15,900. Monmouth County's Oldest Real Estate Firm HOUSES FOR SALE FURNISHED ROOMS FAIR HAVEN — FINE VALUE - THREE-YEAR-OLD SPLIT "The Broker Who Knows Middletown" 199 Broad Street, Red Bank—SH 1-3450 SINGLE ROOM — Next to bath, for LEVEL. Living room, foyer, dining room, beautiful den, kitchen, bualnen gentleman. SO Waverty Pi., HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN Member Multiple Listing Service Red Bank. SH 1-2977. three bedrooms finished, two baths and powder room. Fourth BERG OS 1-3200 OS 1-2917 FURNISHED ROOM WTTH KITCHEN bedroom and bath unfinished but heating and wiring in and in- WHO COULD ASK FOR MORE — Six-year-old, three-bedroom PMVJLEQES. CALL AFTER J:aO, QUALIFIED BUYERS sulation. Asking $32,900. SH 7-U77. YOU'LL SHARE OUR ENTHUSIASM split level (space for fourth bedroom), bath and lavatory, recrea- Short of Cash? Use Our tion room is 12x22, large kitchen with dining area, carpeting in Layaway Plan ,ITTLE SILVER — FLORIDA BOUND OWNER INTERESTED IN when you see how "much this spotless two-story home offers at living room and stairs. Taxes only $407. Price $17,000. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE All down Payments and Monthly SELLING NOW — No wind or water trouble here. Spotless as the small price. Entrance hall, den, large living room, spacious din- Payment Are Approximate proverbial ship's deck. Light and bright. Spacious living room, ing room, electric kitchen, breakfast room, bedroom, lavatory OUTSKIRTS OF RED BANK — Three-bedroom ranch with full HOUSES FOR SALE dining room, paneled den, dream kitchen, three bedrooms, two down. Two large bedrooms and bath up., Plaster walls, full base- VETERANS cellar containing 14x23 recreation room, garage, patio. Taxes $308. baths. Wall to wall carpeting among extras. Access to deep ment, two-car garage. Well established trees and shrubs. Priced Asking $16,000. BEACH AGENCY No Down Payment water. $30,000. at $13,900. $62 Per Month . LITTLE SILVER LIKE NEW — Three bedroom ranch colonial, fire- Qualified Veti — No Down Ptymeht RUMSON - ESTATE AREA - BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED NO CROWDING HERE Otheri Down Payment ana Monthly The only re&aon I can possibly give place, full dining room, garage, hot water oil heat, fenced in and Payment Approximate lor thla fantastic price Is tbla: The AND PLANTED — l'/i ACRES — Combination living-dining room Attractive split level, ideal for large family. Generous living room, beautifully shrubbed, owner moved out. We have the key. Ask- owner has Sprint; Ftver. Imagine, a (31x22), three bedrooms, three baths, den (or fourth bedroom), dining area, modern kitchen, four bedrooms, 1'^ baths, recreation Tola clean. Ilve-ytar oil tnxet-badrooin beautiful ilx-room colonial with three ing $19,000. home features gas heat, combination maater alze bedrooms, l'i baths, front attractive kitchen, patio, screened porch, basement, two-car at- room, utility, laundry. Garage. % acre corner lot. Thirty trees itormi and acreena. conveniently lo- enclosed porcb, set back on a pro. tached garage. Good taste and charm in abundance. Value $46,500. teulonally landscaped lot. Complete including fruit trees. Concrete patio. Owner transferred, imme- cated anil low taxes to boot, with expandable type attic, utility room diate occupancy. Asking $18,500. A WAHM AND WUENDLY COJIMUNITy I A Bargain At and basement, and many other tz- MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE traa. Immediate poaseaalon at closing, $11,900 DELIGHTFUL RANCH MINTWOOD MANOR NON VETS ONLY $400 DOWN $9,500. Full Price Prime Middletown location. Lot 100x156, exceptionally fine land- $87 A Month . Non-Vet $285 Down HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE scaping. Living room with fireplace and thermopane picture win- AT MANASOUAN SHORES dow. Dining room, fine kitchen, laundry, three bedrooms, tile Monmouth County Office VETS NO S DOWN bath, plaster walls, jalousied porch for pleasant living, garage, Not ft devslopment tiaaift—but Individually atylcd homes-built In tha olaiala (Garden State Parkway Exit 117) REAL ESTATE tradition. Uv« on thla exclusive gu lit circle. At manr aa lour bedroomi. BEACH AGENCY NON-VET $300 DOWN tool shed. Many extras. Asking $19,900. Only a few left. Priced from Daily to 8 p.m. THE BERG AGENCY ASSOCIATES Fair Haven, three-bedroom home. Sat., Sun., to 6 p.m. REALTORS Living room, eat-in kitchen, full Real Estate HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE $15,990 qualified Veta no down payment basement, new heating system, 1400 Hwy. 35 Middletown Open Sat. mad Sun., 1*D P.M. ' "Personalized Service" Non Vets FHA terms low taxes. $75 per month pays all. OS 1-2727 OSborne 1-1000 Approiimats down payments *s shown $9>900. CHAFFIN AGENCY HALL BROS. DIRECTIONS: Hff7, 33 touth to Manasijuan Circle (Circle Placi Shopping)! Rial Eitatt Broker Two bedroom ranch, basement, ga one block iouth of circle oo Hwy. 35, turn left on Church Bt. to MODEL Rt. #35 Middletown N.J. heat, one-car garage. ALL BUYERS NO $ DOWN REALTORS REALTORS HOMES. l ... MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Daily 9-9 Sat.-Sun. 10-7 $96 PER MONTH PAYS ALL MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING ARTHUR BAHLAV AGENCY ' ' $8,000 $13,500 HWY 35. "EATONTOWN 628 Bang! Ave.—Pll. 4-55M—Aabury Park. N. J. . Non Vets *Uft Down Neat as a pin this young two- LI 2-1153 813 River Road Fair Haven EVENINGS AND SUNDAY CA 3-381J Three bedrooms, oil hot water Three bedrooms, deilrablt area, ei- bedroom home. Living room, heat, dry cellar, garage, patio. EDNA M. NETTER :ellent condition, atweri, reasonable modern kitchen, full basement, SHORE MULTIPLE LISTING SHadyside 1-7686 Lot 38x100. Dead-end street. A LICENSED REAL JBBTATJB BROKER garage, city sewers, tree shaded SERVICE res] bargain! FARMS-HOMES—INDUSTRIAL SITES Asking $15,900 RUMSON NEAR RIVER — Fou HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOLMDE1—COLTS NICK lot. Ideal street for children. Non Vets $600. Down BRICKVRANCH HOME- bedrooms, two baths, spacious F. A. GEHLHAUS MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AREAS $12,900. dining room, excellent condition, Dutch Lane Rd.. RD 1, Marlboro OAKHURST NAVESINK REAL ESTATE KEANSBURG P.O. Box 325 REAL ESTATE VETS NO $ DOWN eat-in kitchen. Large wooded lot SNYDER REALTORS INTERRACIAL 787-5055 HO 2-4151 $105 MONTHLY PAYS ALL ONLY MISS AMERICA HAS Screened porch, full basement RANCH — Excellent location, living ASSOCIATES oversized two-car garage. Ho Established 1873 $11,500 Bvonlnga 787-M23 room, kitchen, sunporcb, entrance hall, Red Bank, two-story home in MORE APPEAL three bedrooms, tile batb, steam heat, REALTORS good condition, living room, din- Four bedrooms, V/i baths, living water oil heat, low taxes. June Member Multiple Listing Lovely three-bedroom home on low taxes, secluded yard, asking 917,500. occupancy. First time offered. extra large lot. DELIGHTFUL OROSSINQER 4 HELLER, Realtors. 127 Oakland Street Red Bank ing room, kitchen, bath on first room, dining room, kitchen, 66- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Un- member multiple Hating Broad A, Mt- jallon electric hot water tank, $22,900. FAIR HAVEN HOME chinic sts. SH 1-2101 SHadyside 7-3445 •• floor. Three bedrooms and bath usual four-bedroom, 2M-bath cus- RUMSON, Four bedroom), two baths, beautiful days, 811 1-02% Nlghta, hoi! on second, full basement, alumi- electric range. Hot air oil heat Jiving room, dlnlni . room, screened 24-Hour Service "50-gallon tank: Lot 100x100, RUMSON—For the la«?"family, tom-built hillside ranch, situated $18,250 rcn, full basement, two-car garage. MNCROFT — Owner haa two hoime«, num screens and storms, income Center hall colonial with six bed- on over an acre of lovely groiinds E * good family area, and all sur- must sell Uiree-bedroom apllt, IL'i'JS possibilities. $13,900. shrubs, lovely landscaping. You'I Completely reconditioned coloni- roucdul by beautiful tree*. $27,900. family room, 10 per cent down, FHA love this home, $22,300. rooms. Living room with fire- with panoramic view. Working >r aasume 01 mortgage. 117,500. In- RAY STILLMAN place, dining room, den, 3'/ fireplace, recreation room, full al. Three bedrooms, combination ipect and make offer. SH 1-1879. 2 storm windows, hot water heat. CROWELL REALTORS ESTABLISHED 44 YEARS VETS NO $ DOWN baths, screened porch, basement, basement. Two-car garage, plus FAIR HAVEN—Three-bedroom ranch, GO ANYWHERE FIRST BUT Unbelievable taxes, JHO.' Excel- 41 *• Front m^ u Red Bank $108 MONTHLY PAYS ALL two-car garage. Trees. All rooms boat garage and BOMB SHEL- wo-car garage, full tiled basement, l'S, Everything in Real Estate jullis, nil electric kitchen with double Four-bedroom ranch home. Liv- STOP HERE BEFORE YOU oversized. $31,900. TER. $38,000. lent school system. Call now for MIDDLETOtVMDLETOV N AREA — SacrificSacrificee wall oven, built-in dishwasher and MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING BUY—RANCH HOME— appointment. ThrobenroThro-benrom ranchranch. Eat-IEtI n kitchenkith , many other extras. SH 1-3342. ing room, dining room, kitchen, LINCROFT "— Three - bedroom CrepliceCreplic , fas radiant heat, M acre lot. ITATK HWY 35 SHREWSBURY HOUSE BEAUTIFUL - Nearly XatrasXt . 117,100. OS 1-2116. NEW CUSTOM-BUILT til-level, three full basement, two-car garage. EATONTOWN new center hall ranch. Living ranch with full basement, on LINCROFT bedrooms, dining, living rooms, mod- $15,900. LEONARDO — Five rooms, bath, two ern kitchen, tile bath, upper level; rec> our bedrooms, Wi baths, living room with fireplace, modern large lot witK backyard privacy. $23,900 {Inlahed room* upper level. Hardwood SH 1-8600 room, dining room, kitchen, elec- floors, gas heat, full cellar. Lot 80x100 nation room, utility with half bath, tlen kitchen with built-ins, four bed Asking $16,500. • bedroom, garage, first level. Large TEMTTF isTTT/v miMsoN DOTT.. NAME YOUR TERMS range, "full cellar. Lot 100x Immaculate three-bedroom split Call 291-8096. t. on Leonardville R.I. Only J19.6WI. rooms, two tiled baths, basement level, walking distance to St. CHATEAU REALTY, Real Estate, 215 UST KIGHT FOR YOU AND YOUR $900 DOWN Enclosed porch. Two-ca lovely MIDDLETOWN— Three-bedroom WDDLETOWN VILLAGE — 10 Kings SPOUSE. rear patio, two-car Leo's Church and school. Excel- Highway, for those not development Carr Ave., Keansburg. 787-5884. Eve- a ra e Washer and dryer $13 tached ranch, full basement, attached ings HI 2-3082. THREE BEDROOMS, BATH AND A Immediate occupancy, four-bed-!f n 8 - - ' garage. Walk to lent financing available. sninded, who like room and plenty of HALF schools. Asking $22,500. jarage. Immaculate condition. It Four-bedroom house, Just completely ItANCH HOME — Three bedrooms. AND FIREPI-ACE TOO. room two-bath home in fine area.! Half acre lot. $18,500. renovated. Immediate occupancy. Rea- NEAT A3 A PIN AND WAITING KOR Living room, (wall-to-wall carpet- •opably priced. Convenient to Bell living, bath, kitchen, dining area, all RANCH HOME-EATONTOWN I*bs and LllyTullp. 9184874. mrpose room (Jalouaie_\yln-BARTEI,U ation room. Over y acre, two-i "NOBODY'S TRANSFERRED ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — At LINCROFT — Oak and Laurel Btj age available Call 787-5147 alter 6 REALTOR. 911 7-5600. 2 tractive four-room bungalow, room, l'^-bath split level with ca1r garageara e , parochial schools. I AGENCY Custombullt ranch home. One acre. MIDDLETOWN AREA - Now home.li.". . . 8 g .. parochial NOBODY'S ILL, JUST large rooms, on wooded lot, idea unfinished fourth bedroom, rec •"•even roomsot, full basement, plaster RIVER PLAZA - Cnpe Cod, three FHA appraised and approved. 2J"'. o» h water heat. By owner. vallablc now. Three bfrtrooms. nvlriR A GOOD BUY eatlon room, utility room, built- Newman Springs Road, Corner bedrooms, living room, dining room, •oom kltchtn, dining nroa, recreation $20,900: for couple. $7,500. »29.900. CaJI ORange 8-85IS before 10 kitchen. Oiiragp. (nil buBement, •oom. I1-, bath?, garage. Mortgages in garage, aluminum screens and Stevens Ave., New Shrewsbury a.m. or c p.m. ereened-ln ' ~ Living room, dining room, kitch MANY CHOICE HOMES AT porch. $13,900. 811 7-1592. arranged. SH 7-1275. en, electric range, two bedrooms, DOWN TO EARTH PRICES. storms, patio, chain link fence. SHadyside 1-58B8 BREATH TAKING VIEW tiled bath, full cellar, fenced 118,300. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Overlooking harbor. Large home back yard, hot air oil heat and in excellent condition. Living the price is only $11,500. F. A. GEHLHAUS OS 1-2590 STANLEY K. DOWNS room with fireplace, dining room, Real Estata CORNERS MIDDLETOWN large kitchen, den, five bed- ALICE IN WONDERLAND- Hwy. 36 Leonardo REALTOR rooms, ultra-modern ceramic "Homes o£ Charm and Value" Have You Listed Your House Lately? bath on second floor. Four bed- SPECIAL HOME AND INCOME (Next lo Blue * White Buj Terminal RUMSON RANCH OCEANPORT Plean phone (or tppolntment fine area, convenient to all achoolfi, SHadyside 1-1017 rooms and bath on third floor. atlng anil swimming. Thrflfl hflcl- Full basement with paneled First floor, three bedrooms, bath, 291-0488 'ooms, full dry basement, saragp, All YOU DID! lovely fenced lawn. Low taxes. Member Multiple Listing Service gameroonv." Two-car garage. New living room, fireplace, dining 24-Hour Telephone Service rice |24.800. oil heat. Must see to appreciate. room, kitchen, gas range, ho Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury THEN DID YOU HAVE ... Asking $20,900 air oil heat, cellar. Two-car ga CROWELL REALTORS rage. Lot 65x150. Low taxes BEAUTIFUL BRICK TUDOR l K. Pront Red Bank BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED Tills Iiome la designed for luxury 811 1.(030 ' brick and frame ranch home — I. Second floor, four large rooms amldat beautiful trees. Four generous FREE APPRAISAL BY THREE QUALIFIED REALTORS and bath. Reduced to $15,500. hodrooma and 3'i Unths, recreation Like new. Foyer. Living room ruoin arid full basement. Open to of LINCROFT with fireplace. Separate dining McGOWAN '---. Price 2. PICTURES TAKEN OF YOUR HOUSE AND AVAILABLE TO CLIENTS? BRICK HOME—WEST LONG Thrt:e-bPflro.itlu jturch. tv i-nr lif. MULTH'LB f.fS'llWO itten (o ajijirecJafti ft'* ««clu*iort mtut STANLEY K. DOWNS Karagp, One acre lot beautifully land to $20,000. m. Blx Iietlroomn, thrco Itatlia, ex- THEN CALL ANY ONE OF THE 37 TOMORROW-MINDED MEMBERS OF THE OLD BJiilEWflUUHY. MoilenTiipiinev acaped. Walking distance to almpplnw ra collage, iloubl* «nrogo and work- JUST IIISDURE1DI 1'rlceil very low for witor, parochial achool and clmrcli e\. Seven rooma. Wall-tu wall caruet In ihop. He« Uy npi'oiritrnenl, phone $?5.5O0. HAVE YOU HEARD OF h« living room, rltnlnf room (ml hall. quick atle, Four-tieilromn ranch. Two I'mnlly room 11x24. l1,^ ttallm, Twu NYC) CH 3-3HU3. 1,1.id hBthn. Living lonm. Olitliig room. HIDDEN TREASURE, WE ?ar garage. Kicellent valml 121,aoo AilOW M'UT I.WVRh — Naur Hell Kitchen wllrt wnll ovpn, birch cablnpla. HAVE IT RIGHT IN NEPTUNE tanl.-y K, i>own», Heallor, Utirewihury. alia and Lily-Tulip Tnp«r <.'o. Beven Onine riKim "Ji> X IB. riot 150 x 2:rJ. George V. Illmensee ill 1-1017, Icfnnibera Mulllpl. Dating ooms, l'i tiatliH, attache znrar.v. Mnny extra*. Home ilfcnrutlng nctdeil. RED BANK AREA Two-story home, four bedrooms, lorvlce. 'Bargain! Now 110,(100. FHnnloy K. Real Estate—Mortgages dl for family with tmnli children. luwua, lifaltor, Bliriiwabury. Bll 1-1017. l'/j baths, living room, fireplace, )n detd-end ttrert. Owner will allow M*.mhiir Multl|il« I.latlnK Service. Rt. 31 Colta NFCk 7lNi AHAC l i\^ ppr cent tit mortgage to lie 1 .. Hopkins 2-3172 dining room, kitchen, gas range, flltori. Modern Ihree-betlroom Ranch. ; vlne room, illnlnar room, kitchen, mcd. Only H.60O down with tow i i""'i^i.EXcnES£Jvei f full cellar, hot water oil heat. hree bedroom*, excellent (or children. nonthly j)»yment» on 5» ncrtt lot. tirnak; r^nceil fleldn; Twn harna; rlog- 'rlro |1H,M0. Witnt« Otter§. WAlJtKK wni»la, arirubs; cxcrllirit tliree-biidroorn. Looklr^ToFATiousE? One-car garage. Enclosed front 'rlCMl rlllit at 118.600. R01.8TON W*. 1 BtUIUKY REACTOR W W. Front 81., NI> WALKKlt, neftliom, Hwy. 35, me, l ,^ tiatlia; twn car jraraK*! all HB«^P»ge 13 for today's Dent nuys! porch. $14,900. ted Hank. 811 7-35O0. Mcrnlirr Kid Itixtet, CO 4-6213, OH 1-2UI1. |ie,M0. IIAIU)!,D MNDBMANN, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE UNITED RTATE8 BTKKI, HOMEfl ank_Area Multiple Uatlng Flrrvlc*. Hrukcr, Kamnlawn. 1,1 3110], JEvenlmi. FOR THAT IIIO FAMILY — Three OOKING K>R A HOUSE? ".I J-WW. . Choice of ovrr fiO floor pinna In A wide minutes to paroclil&l sni) publlo 11 IMA 11,800 NEKDK1) to buy Ihret- Set r>x' It tor today'* Rrit Iluya! ONIUV _ "REALTORS ALL variety of nirhltiviurrtl styling, priced K-IUKIIS; flvo tirttiftoliiM, 2't hfithfl. dill- tdroom FHA approved Bpllt Level on iramfiiitlbo""?*" "Id itat«h -apllt from flO.lKX) |o 132.000 ly.. *trn«a( *|a */ iv« .•- will M V• 11 ijfMI If a k-JI IIK room, r<"or<*(ition room: Ilk" new; tead-ani! itr«et. IJvlni roonH (llnlnr NTKnitACIAI. — Three " t>«lroom vcl. Livingour-liarlroom room, (lining, rEhre»-tiathkltch apll-t -• 'Jar. two cur girnge; lar*e lot, !2i- l U ng rom lii rk m kltch KVEWSTT II. T11OKNB CO. r«a: Itria playroom; attached urnis neh: tiled tialh; l»i«» altclien: run en with rufrIterator, reefe rooin Dialer 000. 1IAI10U) XlNMMANN Broker. fenced lot - convenltnt to •verythtng. :«llsr: torwria and norm aaili; d«ai>l- will) flrtplac*, hobby room inn *»"« Katontown. U 2-1103. Sranlnn. U i- nly IID.OOO. Itllby < AMoolaltt, OM mil itrtDt — llBono. Itliby AaaoclUa*. rantn. Full cellar, two-osr titi|i, OB i-oooa tltalratmry AVI., alt ITIil. KM Unwabunr *v«., ail lrni. ltr*a by owner |2»,MQ. ml TOSlfc BOUSE! 101 SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOK &U_! HOUSES Fttt 8ALE • LEGAL NOTICE- LEGAL NOTICE- RED BA.NK REGISTER Friday, Mty 4, iX TOW-SHI. nmuc nonce or uottuairm Aa onUa-Ka • anxaM "-A* ju t ittAKt RUSSEIL t&. BORUS REALTORS LAWIEY AGENCY MANCI AUXKDlUa AH QRZHMMUfCB THI ©1RLS by Fanklin Folger stmttMn •*» oiuwfAJica AUjin- i— fefay gfv*_ til ma A ntix rmxvMvmoti ant WU fee ittMiht by t_e _ Rlvtr Road, Fair Haven, N. J. REALTORS of t-jtuwltl Turn-Id?, If. /, aumia•WMOUJSIM ewmmnn- RJMUl_.TtON HAXUUXMUg OOV. (ftr &—i l_-!frr njavKKtrt wum sfaip XlM>is by fturi&te Treatment aod SHadyside 7-4S32 1RJ5 OR XKVWWJW, AND __TA_- vtlter work Incidental Uwstlo SJ>4 JJWINO A BUREAU O. F1RB PRE-nln-lAw hideout, powder room, ilshed with a copy of the specifica- mittee resert/es the right to require two-car garage, barbecue pit. I22.S0Q. tions upon proper notice to the County a complete financial and experience •OWNER SAYS SELL IT" Road Supervisor. statement from prospective bidders be- COUNTRY LIVING Custom built Ranch, large tree fore furnishing proposal forme or spec- ROWCROFT FINLAY AGENCY Bids must be made on standard pro- mentions, or before awarding contract On six beautiful acres. . Three- shaded lot, no traffic street. 22' REAL ESTATE posal forms In the manner designated in accordance with It. S. 40:50-5. The year old custom ranch house. living room with brick-to-ceiling therein and required by the specifica- right Is also reserved to reject any or "—So not feeling any better the next day, I called Doctor AGENCY 370 Bay Avenue Highlands tions, must be enclosed In sealed en- all blda, or to waive any Informali- Full basement, garage, three fireplace, spacious dining room, 872-0103 velopes bearing the name and address ties, which such Informality Is not det- Weaver, and sure enough it was my appendix." bedrooms, large science kitchen. MODERN FUNCTIONAL sparkling kitchen, two large bed- of the bidder and nama of the work, rimental to tha best Interest of the Beautiful view from eviry win- SHREWSBURY RAUCSI — Ami plus on the ouulde, addressed to the Board Municipality. The right Is also reserved •t . f rooms, bright yellow ceramic landicaped ground. Living room, fire* ot Chosen Freeholder* ol the County to Increase or decreaae the quantltiei i-LEGAL NOTICE dow. Room for two more homes RYAN KNOLL tile bathroom, full poured con- place, full dining room, three btd- jf Montnoutb anil must be accomps. In the manner designated In the spec- on road, approximately three rooms, family room 1<_31. Swimming sled' by t, bonding certificate, as pro- ification. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Belford Walk from the spacious flagstone crete basement. Well cared for pool 20140. H0.OO0-Investment. Ownera rtdtd for In the specifications, and a By Order of the Mayor and Tha OF ACCOUNT acres wooded. Handy to com- certified check drawn to the order of foyer into a lofty cathedral living grounds. Transferred owner ask- •ay aell at 133,500. Township Committee of the Township ESTATE OF IONA FLOOD FIELD, muter's station. A real buy at the County Treasurer for not less than ol Kolmdel, N. J. The Women's Society for Chris- room, then through the family ing $21,500. COUNTRY RANCH—But accessible to Ten Per Cent (10%) ot the amount NCOMPBTENT. $20,000 recreation room to a wonderful ichool and town. Living room 11x18 of the bid and be delivered (it the JAMEB H. ACKERBON, Mayor. Notice Is hereby given that the ac- ian Service of the Methodist Exquisite kltcben, fireplace, two bed- place and on the hour above named. DANIEL S. ELY, Clerk. counts of the subscriber, Quartli-n of 'hurch held a meeting recently kitchen. "» Three bedrooms and rooma. 119,600. The standard proposal forms will be April 30, May 4 (23.7 he estate ot said Incompetent will tie EXCLUSIVE tiled bath are in a "Quiet Zone." FAIR HAVEN — Good neighbor- furntahed upon application to tha Coun- ludlted and stated by the Surrogate* to plan a new group of ths hood. Four-bedroom home. Full ty Road Supervisor. it the County of Monmouth and re- WSCS to meet at different dates, Four-bedroom split level. Hazlct The neighborhood? Why not come Schanclc Realtor Docket No. M-3740-el ported for settlement to The Mon- area near new high school. Alu- out this week-end and see fordining room, full basement, two- The right l» reserv-d to rejecf any 8U-KIUOK COURT OF NKW JERSEY mouth County Court, Probate Dlvl- nominating committee will be car garage. Good condition Llnde: PI. Red Bank or all bids If deemed to the Interest ilon, on Friday, the Elfhth day of minum siding, sewers. GI mort- yourself at the 135'xl50" corner of the County ao to do. CHAMEKY DIVISION appointed and •lection of offi- throughout, reduced to $13,750. SH 7-O3W MONMOUTII COUNTY lune A.D., 1962, it 9:30 a.m.. at the By order of 'the Board of Chosen County Court House, Monument and cers held at a meeting May 17. gage may be assumed. of Terrance Terrace and Can- Member Multiple Lining Freeholders of the County ol Mon- Civil Action NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT Court Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, Price $17,900 non Road! t $23,900. mouth, State of New Jersey. at which time Application will be made Mrs. George Taylor, Atlantic JOSEPH C. 1RW1N, Director. OP ORDER FOR PUBLICATION- WEART NEMETH OAKHURST - MATRIMONIAL for the allowance of Commission* and Highlands, spoke at' the recent IBV1NO 8. BENNETT, - Counsel fees. SHOREWAY BARGAIN HUNTERS May 4, 11 I2O.4S JANET LAVERNE SHARPS Plaintiff, Dated April 24th, A.D. 1962, meeting. ROWCROFT AGENCY CLARENCE 8HARPE, Defendant. THOMAS 8. FIBLn. JR., NOTICK To: CLARENCE SHARP-, Defendant: LOVE By virtue of an Order of the 8u- 612 Highway No. 35, REALTY GO. AGENCY REALTOR AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OR- Middletown, N, J. OUR HOMES, AND PRICKS >erlor Court of New Jersey, Chancerj Guardian. Misses Patricia Kelly and Don- Hwy. 35 Holmdel Taatled among ftateljr trail, thli new DINANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDI- division, made on Ihe 9th day of April, REALTOR 102 WEST FRONT STREET bl-level often family fun on a aafe, NANCE CONCERNING^ ALCOHOLIC £82, In a civil action wherein Janet Measre. Doremus, Russell, m White, Alexandria, Va., spent BEVERAGES IN AND FOR THE _tverne Sharpe Is the plaintiff and Fasano & Nicosia. (Off Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 18 SOUTH ST. FREEHOLD qulit itreet. Idtli for relaxed living- BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY,'" Counsellors at Law, he week-end with Miss Kelly's SHadyside 1-2240 only flD.SOO. you are the defendant, you are Here- adopted February M, 18C1. by reorequire, d to anawer the complaint 73 Broad 8treet, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. An- HOpkins 2-1455 24-HOUR SERVICE OPEN SATUnDAY and SUNDAY BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor o..t thiiee plaintiff on or before the 11th Red Bank, N. J. RUMSON — Waterfront. Frame Member Red Bank Area 14 P.M. and Council o( the Borough of Shrews- day of June, 1942, by serving an an- April 27, Ma; 4, 11, II •20.71 drew Kelly, Main St. ranch, three bedrooms, fireplace, Open Sundays -ERECTIONS: Kwy. 35 aouth; left on bury: swer on Norman J, Currie, Esquire, hot air gas, large screened porch, Multiple Listing Service West Park Ave., right on Whalepond Section One. Section 3 of the here- plaintiff's attorney, whoso address ii NOTICE Hi., left on Weit Lincoln Ave., right Inabove-entitled ordinance Is hereby No. 6 East Front Street, Keyport, N. J. MONMOUTH COUNTY bulkheaded with dock. $27,500. MODEL HOME on Delaware Ave. to Model. amended to read as follows: and In default thereof such judgment Mr. and Mrs. William Mremey- shall be rendered against you as th St'RBOBATE'S COURT Featured In Good Jlousckeeplnn: Maga- SILVEHMINT HOMES SecUon 3, No licensee shall sell, er, Riverhead, L. I., who were zine, throe years old, has complete PAUL P. BOVA serve, deliver or allow, permit or Court shall think equitable and Jusl Notice to Creditors to Present LOCUST—Attractive frame Cape apartment designed (or lniawa or new- SK MSOO PR 8-2525 suffer the sale, service or delivery You shall file your answer and prooi Claims Against _st»t. returning from a vacation in Fort ly married children. Contains Its own Realtor - Inturor o! any alcoholic beverage, or allow ot service In duplicate with the Clerk ESTATB OP AMANDA OL Cod, four rooms, expansion attic, kitchen, dinlng-llving room, bedroom consumption of any alcoholic bev* of the Superior Court State House An- TR—ADWELL, DECEASED. iauderdale. Fla.. spent three full basement, tiled bath, hot airand bath. Main section of borne In- Highway 35 Middletown erage on the licensed premises, on nex, Trenton, New Jersey, In accord Pursuant to the order of EDWARD days last week with Mr. and Mrs. cludes three large bedrooms, formal LOTS AND ACREAGE Mew Year's Day when it Is a ance with tha rules of civil practlc '. BROEGE. Surrogate of the County gas, deep lot. $18,500. (383) dining room, overlooking' patio with 08 1-2SU Kvenlnga OB 1-11(3 weekday between the hours of 4:00 and procedure. of Monmouth, this day made, on the Joseph Bausbach, Main St. FAIR HAVEN — Inviting older Baa lights and brook, extra l&rge liv- COLTS NECK — Beautiful 1% acre A.M. and 7:00 A.M.: on New Year's. The object of eald action la to obtain application of the undersigned, Frank ing room with fireplace, large en- SUNSET AVE., BED DANK—Two-bid- partially wooded building lot with Day when It Is a Sunday between . Judgment ot alvorct between the said L. Treadweii. Bole Executor ot the home. Frame dwelling, three trance halt and the most modern Kitch- room ranch. Largo lot, S50' depth. running brook. Fine location. fS,00O. the hours or 4:00 A.M. and 1:00 plaintiff and you. estate of the said Amanda Olga Tread- bedrooms, one bath, basement, en. Two bathe plus two-car garage. Hot water heat. Modern. Priced at P.M.; on other weekdays between Dated:. April 11, 1C02 well, deceased, notice la hereby given The 10th birthday of Ruth Ann •team coal, nice grounds, mod- Air conditioned, two furnaces, two 113,300. COLTS NECK—. On«-scre building loi the hours of 2:00 A.M. and 7:00 NORMAN J. CURRIE, to the creditors ot said deceased *o fsaksen,' daughter of Mr. and dlshwaaheri, two refrigerators, gas HIOHMT EXCLUSIVE residential area, high and dry, good location, 13,000. A.M.; on other Sundays between Attorney for Plaintiff ,resent to the aald Sole Executor tiielr ernizing considered at the selling wanher-dryer, gat barbecue and patio center of Middletown. Tbree-bedroom the hours of 2:00 A.M. and 1:00 6 E. Front Street, claims under oath within six monUu Mrs. Richard Isaksen, was cele- heater. Price Include! wall-to-wall P.M. Keyport, N. J. from this date. price of $12,500. (927) carpeting and drapes. Over one acre nuich prl-ti! at (17,900. brated April 26. Attending were George V. Illmensee During the hours sales are herein- April 13, 20, V. May 4 128.98 Dated: April 8th. 1962. of beautiful grounds, OS 1-2S32. Ask- MIDDJJBTOWN — Seven-room Split FRANK L. TR_ADW_LL Janice and Kenneth Koch, Mrs. ing 150,000. above prohibited the entire licensed 50 Court Drive, with attached garage 116,000. Can aa- Real Estate—Mortgages premises shall-also lie closed, but NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS Leonard Koch, Mr. and Mrs. DENNIS K. BYRNE ums i',i per cent GI mortgage. Near Rt. 31 ~ Colti Neck this cloaing-of-premlses requirement Shrewsbury, New Jersey, everything. CA 2-8941. shall not apply to bona fide ho. OF NKW JERSEY Sole Executor. Charles Kadmus, Richard, Da- REALTOR -1NSUROR THE BROOK AGENCY HOpklni 3-317] CHANCERY DIVISION Messrs. Abramoft & Apy tels to restaurants as defined in 195 Broad street. vid and Edward Isaksen, REAL ESTATE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Overlook- NEW MONMOUTH Revised statutes, 33:l-lt or to other MONMOUTHCOUNTY 8 West River Road y Rumson Ing ocean, imal mansion, lovely Red Bank, New Jeney, Bank Building Atlantic Highlands Halt acre. Call after six. establishments where the principal DOCKET NO. F-2701-H1 Attorneys grounds, year 'round, all Improvement* OS 1-M2S business or activity is other than Phone 842-1150 201-1717 Must lell at a bargain. Make offer. tilt sale of alcoholic beverage'. BTATE OF NBW JERSEY April 13, 20, 27, May 4 119.53 ____ .._ FIVE YEAR OLD, three- 12 Proapect Ave., phone 291-0250. WANTED — Lot In Middletown Town, Section Two. This ordinance shal Joanne Buzzano, daughter of ship. TO MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING CHARMINbedroom Oranch. Dining room, living LITTLE SILVER — OarrHon Colonial. take effect upon final adoption and NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Buzzano, room, kitchen, full basement, gas heat, CO 4-7429 publication according to law. GEORGE E. COLLINS, SR. MONMOUTH COUNTY Thre« bedrooml, VA batha, living room KUTH COLLINS SURROGATE'S COURT Hockin St., celebrated her sev- 0CEANPOR.T — Split Level being washer and dryer Included. Spacloui with flripls.ee, dining room, den; full LOT, MIDDLETOWN — Near Keans PUBLIC NOTICE built now I Three bedrooms, living grounds, convenient to churches, burg, high dry, city water on property, FRANK C. COLLINS Notice to Creditors to Present schools, bm and railroad. City wate baiement, acreened porch, new awn- .The foregoing ordinance was Intro- enth birthday, April 28. Attend- room, dialnf room, modern kitchen, Ings, dlshwaflher. Lovely landscaping, 72' front, 127' deip. 22' back. Two lo duced and passed first reading at a You are hereby summoned and re- Claims Against Estate paneled recreation room. 1W baths, and sewers. 917,500. area. Call 2V2-QI 7-0600. quired lo serve upon R_US_lL-fel ESTATE OF ALBERT MELVIN ing were Kathy Alesio, Debbie laundry room with dryer, one car top condition. 126,000. Principals only. regular meeting of the Mayor and MORRIS, DECEASED. SPACIOUS FOUR-BHDROOM SPLIT— SH 7-213S. Council of the Borough of Shrewabury CORNWELL, MAUSNER 4 CAROTEN Washburn, Maureen Maxwell, garage. Bee your homa being bum! CHOICE SELECTION of two-to-t_ree UTO, ESQS., plaintiffs' attorney Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD Approximately (123.00 per month, with Pine paneled dining room, living room, EXCELLENT — Four-bedroom split, acre wooded plots. Oak, beech and held on Tuesday, May 1, 190., and family room, ga_ heat. Lot 150x17 will come up for final conaldoratlon whoae address is 34 Bread Street, Rei C. BROEQB, Surrogate of the County Jacqueline Carr, Aimie Trost, only *3,WO. down, (IB, MO corner lot. 118,900. Call owner OS 1- dogwood, some with view and brook, Bank. New Jersey, an answer to th of Monmouth, thla day made, on the borders on peach orchard, $16,900. 11B3. others high and rolling, deed restric- and passage at a regular meeting to Christine Flatley, Patricia Mac- tion to protect purchaser. S9,oOO and complaint filed in a civil action li application of the undersigned, Mildred PETER J. GALLAGHER be held on Tuesday, May 15. 1S62 al whicn HELEN PRICE and H1LDJ J. Morris, Sole Executrix of the estate Donald and Linda Cornman. BBDUCiBa yott WICK BA_B-r-Owner up. "Holmwood/' Atlantic Township 8:00 p.ni. at the Council charnbera, 8TONBHAM are plaintiffs and Cleott LOOKING FOR A HOUSE rnuat >eU. Thll ll an excellent three- Paul R. Stryker, Realtor, Holmder school houie, Broad Street, Shrews- of the said Albert Melvln Morris, de- bedroom ranch In a very good section N. J, S4S-4144. Dunn, el als., are defendants, pendint ceased, notice Is hereby given to thi Weat St. Monmoulh Beach, K. 3. Sea Page 19 for today'a. Best 9uya bury, K. J., at which time and Plac In the Superior Court of New Jerse creditors of aald decease- to present of Little Sliver, Many attractive fea- all persona desiring to be heard there- PHONB 322-1531 IMMACULATE THREE -BEDROOM tures including expert landacaplng. Be- OCBANPORT — Ready-to-bullt lot. SOx within 35 days after May 4, 196* ex- to the said Sola Executrix their claims Mrs. Bernard Reinhardt, 139. Good location, convenient to every- on will be given full opportunity. clualve of auch date. If you fall lo da under oaUi within six months from ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two home in Red Bank. Tile bath side living room with fireplace, dining Date.; May 3, 1M2 anil t!!n Mtchen, cellar, garnge. J18,- room, there is a large screened-ln thing. Low taxes. Wai 83,500; bargain so, Judgment by deiauit may be ren- till* date. Princeton PI., entertained mem- houiea, oil hell. One) modern if lit level MO- JIBDDEN AGENCY, 301, Mapll porch 22x12, extras not usual? found al 12,000 NOW. LI 2-0709. , JEAN W. FABRY. dered against you for the relief de- Dated: April 10th. 1062. bers of the Shady Ladies Club log cabin; flnplicea, near beach, «c Ave., corner Bergen PI., Red Bank. In this price home are Included In Borough Clerk. manded In the complaint. You Shalt MILDRED J. MORRIS. tluced. 29t-O03S! SII 1-5660, Member Multiple Listing sale. J23.9O0. GLAZE-ROOK AOENCY, May 4 112.2' file your answer and proof of service &* 92 Lake Shore Drive, last Friday. A personal shower Service. In duplicate with the Clerk of the Su Red Bank, New Jersey, HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP — Brick house, REALTOR, Avenue ot Two Rivers, perlor Court, State Houae Annex, Tren was held for Mrs, Kenneth practically new,' three acrel, convenient Kumacn. 842-1100. Member Multiple BUSINESS PROPERTY NOTICE Sole Executrix. NEW- COLONIAL. — Four bcilroom Listing. ton, New Jersey, in accordance wltti Mensrs. Abramoff & Apy Nordstrom. Mrs. Frank Menzel iocitlon. CO t-1510. paneled den with fireplace, living room, OWNER selling income — producing Take notice that Davidson's Liquor, the rules of Civil practice and pro- home. Two apartments, warehouie, 195 Broad Street. LITTLB SILVER — Beven rooms plu< dining room, family kitchen, 2% batha, ANOTHER CHANCB FOR ESTATE Inc., T/A Davidson's Wine _ Liquor cedure. • Ked Bank, New Jersey, was elected treasurer. Also pres- one unfinished two batha, 1%-atory, full basement two-car garage. Set Two-car garage, buslneaa property. Shop have applied to the Mayor and The action has been Instituted fa Attorney. LIVING — A WOODED ACRE. Three- Located In Red Bank. BH 1-9180. ent were Mrs. Robert Werder, flrepla.ee. icreened porch, lot 76x100, among stately trees. (33,500. HBDDEN bedrooms, two-bath ranch with paneled Council of the Borough of Red Bank the purpose of foreclosing a tax sail April 13. 20. 27, May 4 *1B.5 |1»,WO. Private. BH 1-2306. AGENCY. 301 Maple Ave., corner Berg- den. Exclusive neighborhood — Better BUSINESS PROPERTY with llx-room for a Retail Distribution license for certificate dated March 11, 1957, madl Mrs. Vito Monoco, Mrs. Martin en PI.. Red Bank. SH 1-5660. Member premises situated at 30H Broad Street, by Ruth B. Crawford, Collector of NOTICE act fasti Asking 125.500. THOMPSON houte. See at 314 Willow Dr., Little MONMOUTH COUNT- Boberg, Mrs. Paul Morris and FAIR HAVEN — Cape Cod, liv« yean Multiple LlBtlng Service. AND BARTELL. REALTOR. SH 7-M00. Sliver. Call owner SH 7-3338. Objections, If any, should be made Taxea of the Borough of New Shrews- •Id, two bedrooms, expansion attic, full Immediately In writing to John Bryan, bury, County of Monmouth and Stat SUHROOATE'8 COURT Mrs. Stanley Werner. cellar. 115,600. BH 1-4837. NEW BI-LBVEL — Three bedrooma, MUST SACRIFICE — JOB TRANSFER Clerk o( the Borough of Red Bank. of New Jersey to C.A.S. Corporatlor Notice lo Creditors lo Preaent two baths, den and family room. TWO' -100' xlOO' lot, all fenced In. Five and covers real eBtate located In th( Claims Against Estate NEW SHREWSBURY — FAIRF1KLD (Signed) Borough of New Shrewsbury, County ol Ranch-four be.rooma or three bed- car garage. 80 per cent conventional room house with garage. Total price REAL ESTATE WANTED DAVIDSON'S LIQUOR, INC. ESTATE OF MARY P. BROWN, DE mortgage top qualified buyer. J22.9O0, Including all appliances, washer, dryer, Monmouth and State ot New Jersey CEABED. toe-mi and den (two air conditioned). Leroy Davidson, President, known as Block 14 Lot 84 being No. Miss Ada Syvertsen of the J8' living room with dining area, spa- REDDBtf AGENCY, 301 Maple Ave., furniture, ruga curtains, 110.500. Muit VOUR HUMS WANTED - tVby Hat 2T5 George Street, Pursuant to the order of KDWARD corner Bergen PI., Red Bank. SH 1' bo seen to be appreciated. 291-9407. with usT W* advertise extensively in 32 Pench Street as shown on the Ta C. BROEOE, Surrogate ot tha County Reapers Fellowship, Philadel- cious kitchen, large recreation room, MOO, Member Multiple Llatlng Service. the newspapers, radio and publish a New Brunswick, N. J. Assessment Map and Tax Duplicate o: of Monmouth, this day made, on the •creened porcti, wall-to-wall carpeting, May t. 11 »•* tile Borough of New Shrewsbury. phia, spent three days last week one acr«, nicely landscaped. Top neigh- COLONIAL RANCH — Custom-built, catalog for home seeker*. We are mem- application of the undersigned, Pattle LITTLE SILVER — Throe-bedroom woodland letting. Dead end street. ban of the TWR. a national real estate You and each of you are made d< Jordan, Sole Executrix of the estate borhood, many extrat. $24,880. 10-16 per ranch, fine residential section. Be__ll* visiting friends in Belford and •ant down qualified buyer. Owner. LI Three bedrooms, two baths, many ex- referral service. W» are "Home Trad- NOTICE fendants in the above entitled actloi of the said Mary P. Brown, deceaied. fill shade trees. Large livlnp room. Big, tras. Asking (30,000. Principals only, ers" • two offices, 11 full time safes- because you have or may claim tc notice Is hereby given to the creditors Port Monmouth. She was the lunny kitchen, enclosed porch, base- people. Call WALKER - WALKER, New Jersey State Department ot Civ- have some right, title. Hen or other of said deceased to present to the ment. J24.00O. SH 1-5970. SH 7-3369. il Service Examinations Announced guest of Miss Mildred Morris. NEW SHREWSBURY — Large three Realtor*. Member* Red Bank Area Interest affecting the real estate be- said Sole Executrix their claims under THREE-BEDROOM co-operative Multiple Lilting Service. Shrewabury. closing date for filing applications, ing foreclosed, by virtue of owner- oath within alx months from this date, bedroom ranch, two-car garage, recrea- S20.W) — Just fl,450 Including all set apartment, recently modernized, fenced BH 14211 and Hwtet. OS 1-3126 May 31, 1962. For applications, dutlei ship. Inheritance, descent. Intestacy, Dated: April 181. 1962. tion room and full cellar. *2O,_O0, LI tlement costs to buy ttitB big four-bed- bacK yard. W4.75 monthly, utilities in- and minimum qualifications, apply ti deviae; flower, curtesy, mortgage, deed 20218. room, -H-bath bl level ranch home at cluded LI 2-3(39. WANTED — Modern home, two bed Department ot Civil Service, State or conveyance, entry of judgment ol PATTIE JORDAN, The 13th birthday of Timothy Beau Marc In Ulddletown. Open house House, Trenton, New Jersey. 28 Cherry Street, VICTORIAN HOUSE, four bedroomii SEVEN ROOMS — Two bathi, double rooms, large grounda, view, swlmmlni other legal or lawful right. The na- New Shrewsbury, N. J. Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- living loom 12x23. Deep lot. Price re- Sunday, May e| 11 a.m. to B p.m. Dt* pool desired, on camparable acreage. Open to citizens 12 month* realdenl ture of which and the reason that yo rectlons: Two mlleg north of Red Bank garage and patio. Inquire at 27 Ply- No broktrs. Write P. o. Box 1(0 Eaton- In Union Beach Boro. i. and eacli of you are Joined as d< Sole Executrix mond Kelly, Main St., was cele- cently . reduced to $14.U00. Call 811 1- mouth Ave., Port Monmouth. Burton T. Dorem.ua, Esq. «M3 after 8 or weekends, on nt. 35, turn right Oaala Reatauran town. State location and phone. AsalBtint Water aw Road Superin- (endants, is ait forth wllh partlcularlt; brated by members of the family to MODEL. Telephone SH 1-00S9. FOUR LARGE BEDROOMS — Two endent, Salary, {4,725 pper year. in the complaint, a copy of which wit 16 Mechanic Street, FOUR-BBDKOOM RANCH on large Red Bank, New Jersey, WATCH TUB BOATS SAIL Into New full baths, full basement with 15x30 Water Meter Reader, Salary, (l.SC be furnished you on request addressei Sunday. well landscaped plot, In "move right recreation room. Nicely landscaped. -LEGAL NOTICE to the attorney of the plaintiff at th Attorney. In" condition. Living room with flre- York harbor from the living room ot per hour. above mentioned address. April 27, May 4, 11. 18 *19.5: thin lovely five-year old ranch on Price Includes bullt-lns, plui washer May 4, 1! (5.2! ilace, dining area, lovely kitchen, two and dryer. Asking Juat S21.D0O. THOMP- HIDS RECEIVED ' Dated: April 13. 1962 tiled baths, full basement, two-car Kn- large well landicaped plat. Stone fire- NOTICE place In living room, separate (lining SON AND BARTELL, REALTOR. BU COUNTY OF MONMOCTH T. GRANT SCOTT. A luncheon for the benefit of time, patio. Offered at }22,5BO. El- 7-5600. STATE OF NEW JERSEY NOTICE Clerk of the Superior Coui MONMOUTH COUNTY WOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, room, deluxe kitchen with dlahwaaher :he Home of the Aged, Ocean' and garbage dlepoaal, SO' den, three MONMOUTH COUNTV April 13, 50. 27, May 4 $45. SURROGATE'S COURT Realtor, 655 Prospect Ave., Little SII LINCROFT 10% DOWN NOTICE la hereby given that sealed MURROUATK'M COURT Notlre- to Creditors to 1'rc.eat Grove, was held last week in vcr, BH 1-4300. good alze bsjroomi, two bathi. full dry Four bedroom, split level, large recre htds will tie received by the Board of Notice to Creditor* to Present basement, attached garage. Westward atlon room, two batha, two-car garage Chosen Freeholders ot the County o NOTICE Claims Against Kstale he Methodist Church, Eaton- REDUCED — Applabrook, lovely .inch, bounl owner must sacrifice »t (27,500. Public and parochial schools close by. Monmouth lor furnishing and Inslalllni Claims Against Estate ESTATE OF JOHN ALBERT tic- town. Attending from the local corner lot. brick (rent, three bHroom», BUVOOD A. AKMSTRONO AOENCY, FHA appraised at 121,000. Make offer, roller shelving units and metal tabli ESTATE OF CUURE McARDLE, MONMOUTH COUNT. DONOUGH. DECEASED. two bathi. fireplace, carpeting through- Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Sil- owners sale. SH 7-4211. with roller shelving under, In the Coun, DECEASED. SURROGATE'S COURT Purauant to Hie order ot EDWARD Methodist Church were Mrs. out, dishwasher, extras. Immediate poa- ver. SH 1-4800. ty Clerk's Office of Monmouth County, Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD Notice to Creditors to Present C. BROEQE, Surrogate of tho County SfSllon. OB 1-2368. LITTLE SILVER — Seven-room ranch. New Jersey, and opened and read In C. BROEQE, Surrogate of the Gountj of Monmouth, this day made, on th Charles Young, Mrs. Ernest Rutt, 519.200. Call owner ,' public on Wednesday, May 16, 1962. a of Monmouth, this day made, on the Clalma AgalDst Estate pplicatlon of the undersigned, Walte Mrs. Wilma Thomas, Mrs. Hulda RUM BON LOOKING FOR A HOUSE? CA 2877ft application of the undersigned, Joseph ESTATE OF HARRY LEWIB: DE -JcDonoURh, Administrator with Will Compact home In outiUuidlnr nelgluior- ______° l°r today'. Buy» 2:DO p.m.. at the meeting place of th Richardson, Mrs. Dora Roop, bood. Low down payment, *10,MO. five BP f p RUMSON — Four-bedroom, two itory Board In the Hall of Records, Free C. Monico, Bole Executor of the estate CEASED. annexed of Ihe estate of the said John I.ONO BRANCH — CornerNproperty. brick and frame Colonial. Larga rooms hold, N, J. of the said Claire McArdle, deceased, Pursuant to ihe order or EDWAR Albert McDonough, deceased, notice I room ranch, »18t lajea. $08 heat, hereby given to the creditors of sal* Mrs. Pearl White. Mrs. "Hazel quick sale on a transfer. 18 Rosnllo Seven-room ranch, l'J baths>l,oaded _,i baths, close to beach, rlvtr, Complete, specifications and form notice la hereby given to the creditor C. BHOBGE, Surrogate of the Count; with extras. Rlly sewerage. $10,600 schools. 133.000. 8(2-1701. of said deceased to preaent to the aali of Monmouth,' thla day .made, on th deceased to present to the said Ad- Woodward, Mrs. Bessie Tarnow ~Ar8430405 bid, contract and bond for proposed ministrator with Will annexed thel 284 Clifton Ave.. CA 2-7377. work hav« been died In the office of Sole Executor their claims under oath application of the undersigned, Hele: BT. LEO PARISH — Newly decorated 1 within six months from this date. D. Mularchuk, Acting Executor of th claims under oath within six month and Mrs. Ernest Elgrim. ATI__l_KfHHrH_ANi>_ — Wanna lot- three-bedroom split level. 25' living the Clerk of the Board of Chose from this date. LOOKING FOR A HOUSE? Freeholders and In the County Clerk' Dated: April 26lh, 1002. estate of the unlil Harry 'Lewis. d> |a page 19 for today's ne.it Buys I ta hoimo for little money overlooking room with fireplace, dining room, JOSEPH C. MONICO ceased, notice Is hereby given to thi Dated: April Oth, 10G2 ( ocean? 201-0250. kitchen with counter bar, 114 baths, Office and copies may be received by WALTER MC DONOUGH, -LEGAL NOTICE- ONE-ACRE-Brook, trees, custom hunt, prospective blddera upon application. 121 Clinton St., creditors of said deceased to present large utility room, large recreation to the said Acting Executor the 53 West Itlvcr lioad, lour year lilsh ranch. Uvlng room, NEW PMRBWSBURY — Kour-bedroorr room opening on patio, back yard Bids must be made on Standard Pro- Linden. N. J. Rumson. New Jersey N0T10E Capa Cod. full dry basement, 14x21 posal Form In the manner designate! Sole Executor. clalma under oath within six month fireplace, full dining room, three twin- double fenced, Ml on beautifully It • from this date. Administrator with Will annexed MONMOUTH COUNTY bedrooms, two batha, two car garage, playroom, fenced ynrd with trees and therein and required by the specifica- Philip J. Blanda. Jr., E»q.., Messrs. Anramoff & Apy SURROGATE'S COURT flowering shrubs. Priced In low teens, acre. Low taxes. OH hi tions; must be enclosed In scaled en- Hazlel, New Jersey, Dated: Anrll 12th, 1962. large porch, full heated cellar, plaster 4',. per cent mortgage. 123,100. 311 195 Broad Street. Notice to Creditors to Present principals only. SH 1-9203. velopes beArlng the name and nddresi Attorney. . HELEN D. MULARCHUK, Red Bank. New Jersey walla, baseboard ga» heat. Scenic set- M710. of the bidder, designating the name, D May 4, 11, IS, 25 H8.21 71 Manning Place, Clalm_ Agnlnst Estate ting. O8 1-3232. HAZLET — Must aell, eight-room Co- the work on the outside, addressed li Keansburg. N. J. Attorneys. lonlal. Four bedrooms, all electric SEVEN-BOOM HOUSE — Four bed- ESTATE OK, ALPHONRE JAMES FAIR HAVEN — Colonial approximate. rooms, oil heat, atorm windows, two the Board ot Chosen Freeholders of th Acting Executor, April 13, 20, 27, May 4 SM.l LHTimiNOI.lt, DECEASED. kitchen, finished recreation room. 117.' County of Monmouth and must be ac- NOTICE J. Frank Welgand, Esq., ly 100 years old. Near river, school. 500. Principals only. CO 4-5806. batha. All Improvements. SII 1-8525. NOTICF. OF HETTI.EMF.NT Pilrsunnl to the order of KDWARD conveniences. Center hall, fireplace. companied by a certified check drawn MON'MOUTH 4:0UNTV 30 West Front Street, OF ACCOUNT, AMI DIRECTIONS ~i. BHOEGE. Surrogate nf tho Coun- Pen Easy to work-in liltclien/ Four MIODLETOWN — Bight rooms, llj to the order of the County Treasurer SURROGATE'S COURT Keyport. N. J. KEANSBUItO —Four-bedroom rancli baths, bnsebonrd hot water heat. FOIl IHKTIlintJTlON. y ot Monmoulh, this day made, on fesdroomi. Detached garace. Large plot two-car garage, plot lOOxDO. Chain an> for not let's than ten per cent (10^ Nollrr ID Creditors In I'reient Attorney. Asking 122.600. I.AWKKN0E •!. HC11II- |lB,800. Call OS 1-3463, of tha amount bid, and mum he ac ESTATE OF RANDALL J.-JOYNER he application of the unijcralgned, Al« tlnlc fence, combination nluminuni Claims Against -state April'20, 27. May 4, 11 150. (red LuttitlrtRcr ami Kdttlt Atteskavltz, UN<3, REALTOR, 10 Bprlng Ht,, B«l storm tlnors ami windows. Hear Hwy. companlcd by a certificate from a re DECEASED. MIDDLETOWN AUBA Three-bed- sponslble bonding company that the ESTATE OK OEOHGE It. WOOD- Executors ol the estate of the Bald Bank. SH 7-4121. MULTIPLE LISTING 38. 787-1311. room ranch, living room wltll paneled HEAD, DECEASED. NOTICK. Notice Is hereby given that the ac Alphonae Jamps Luthringer, dec-».ed,' will provide a bond If the bidder Is counts ol the aiilisc.rlher. Ailnilnistra MONMOII'I'H HBACIl —, Comfortable ffreplnxe, bunt-In bookcases, dining successful. Purauant to ths order ot EDWARD MONMOUTH COUNTY ti l.'t ho.rr'hy. given to, thn trcdltori room, large kitchen with dlshwaahcr, C. BR0EQE, Surrogate Of the Count SURROGATE'S COURT trlx of the estate of said Decease of iiiUd dec.naed to present to tha Bald - Story anil a half. cottage In dry location nenr ocean and screened porch, npllt rail fenco, flaR. will be audited and stated by the Bur Comfortable living room, dining room, river. Nice yard.- Taxes S10O. FHA l Itlght la reserved to reject sny or of Monmouth, this day made, on th Notlrn to Creditors to 1'rrsrnl rH I hoi- clulnia undpr oath atone patios, new awnlnga. 'A acre application ot the undersigned, Alan D rogale of the County of Monmouth an within nix months from I Vila flat.. mo agents, 811 7-145B. Llncroll. (Jiinllty-bullt home. Living Freeholder* of the County of Mon Pursuant to the" order of JSDWAR1 A.D., 1002, «t 0:30 o'clock a.m., nt th Burlnrr Btret, Red Hank. All. 7-4121. room, formal illnlng room, four bed- crcdltora of said deceased to present C. BHOBGE, Surrogate of Ihe Count County Court Home, Monument im Mi'tU.lKMi, N. J. MULTIPLE LlBTlWOJIEMBgn. _ rooms anil two bfttha. mnld's room, JOSEPH C. IRWIN to the said Bole Executor, Uielr clalmi Court Streets, Vrcholil, New Jerso KDITH ADKSKAVITZ, MII>i>LBTOWN — Eiiht-rlioin ranch. of Moumoutti, thin ,ii bolhs. l*al 125x246. Kern by appointment only. Executive date. Brounwnrlh. Administratrix nf tti rttr the allowance of Commission* nn I,.MHiiinlo. N. J., trae-shaded plot. Lovely living room S21.S00. Call owner, OS 1-0879. typo home. Principals only. SII 1-0946. Irving B. Bennett Dated; Alfrll 27th, 1002. estate of the aald Anthony Schemanak Counsel fees, and Directions for 1)1 Kxecutor.. with fireplace, separate dining room, Price In W Clerk of the Hcnvril ALAN I). FIELD JR. deceaaed, notice ts hereby given to tin trlhutlon. zra W. Kiirktis. E§q, I1RIBLLE—Three-bedroom nitich, tw 85 Uuttonwood Drive, 3S Uniad Btrefit. S_ kitchen, den, 214 baths, Imsement, NEW SHREWSBURY - Three-bedroom Freehold, New Jersey creditors of said deceased to presen Dated April 2.1nl, A.U V.HV2. attached two-car garage, A charming car garnge, large lot, Immediate occu May 4 110,0 Fair Haven, N. J, to Ihe sulil Administratrix tlielr clnlmi Kty po ft. N i' w J»' r K p y, luwcy. 1101_Bhnre IT. I'lt 5-ra>:i. ranch, two haths, basement two-car A1DA B. JOYNEH Attorney. home In n desirable neighborhood, AnK- RnragP, many extrna. I.I _ 2007. Sole Kxeculor. under nath within six months fr> / !» Ilmnforil Clrvle. triK $41,290. ELWOOD A. AIUISTRONO _LB_ItON~^~8Vj~roonn ranch" "home. CKItTIPICATK OK DISSOLUTION Dilrand, Ivlna _ Carton this date. New Shrewsbury, N. J April _0, 'J7, Mny *, tl JJI.05 AOENCY, Realtor, 5M Prospect Ave, Attached gnraBe, four bedrooms, larRi FIVEACFIB country estate with largo 601 (irond Avenue, Dated: April Iflth. ll)«2 AdmlnlRtrnirix. playroom, dining room, modern kltcl: attractive farm colonial clow to KTATK O. NEW JKHMKV Aabury Park, N. J. Peter J. Kdwnrdaen, Esq., Little Bll»er, BH 1-4500. en. 10;ixl-3' corner property. Three zoni ANNA HRAUNWARTM, county road, on a high hill, sur- DK.AKTMISNT O- NTATK. Mtorneya. 3H2 Nnvcfllnk ltlver ltoiu! (.'nunoptlur «t Lniv. ^ MONMOUTII COUNTY h_8TOH_i) COLONIAL iToMK — Twoheating system, 1-xwllent rtuullUoi rolmtli'd >>y n'ati-ly tretri tutil tuna- 1 throughout with many luxury features. To all to whom these presents ma May 4, ll.^B^ ?* __--• Hod Hunk, N. J. :M State HlRhwiiy Nn, 3. ), MtniuH.Aiu's < oi ur large bedrooms; living room; dining scaped grounds. Spacious rooms Includ- come. Greeting: Ailnilnliitratrlx Kato"town, New Jf-rsey. Notln> to CrrtlltorM to 1'fci.fiit room; kllchon; panrled den; full hutt Assume i per crnt (it mortgage, t NOTICE April 27, May 4, 11, IS S'-'l.' TIB 118,BOO. CA 2-38G!). ing neven bedrooms and 0>,<_ hatha. WHEREAS, It appears to my sntls Alston lleekman, Jr., _sii., < la(in» AjinlnHt i:«tn|t' inent adaptable for living quarter) Swimming pool, barn, box stalls, two- faction, by duly uutlieittlcated recur MONMOUTII COUNTY 10 Ilroail St., ESTATE OF AHItAMAM SILBEH- Inrge pntlo; many s-tra features. SIQ.- tmr garage, apartment above. Asking of the procedfngs for ths voluntar BUnitOUATE'S ('OWItT Rrit Unnli, N. .1., NOTICK STK1N, DECEASED. - Five rooin«r~two-Tietl PurnuAiit tti tlm or.U-r nf EDWAIU* BO0 Rlgby Associate**, .04 Shrewsbury roojTia, corner 100x100. Large eitpnue MSOOO PAUL H. HTItYKKIl IIEAI. illaaolutlon theiruf, \>y thi- eminent M Nollie tn Oeilllois t» 1'reMnt Altui npy. MONMOliTII I.OIINTV Ave., BH l-ffll. _ all the memhsra then present, tha April 27, May 4, II, IS Jilt. (\ 1U(<)E(1E. tiurniRnin of the County with stairs anil floorlnrt, Full cpllar, lit TOIL Unlmdel. Tele)>hone »t»-(144. Claims Against Estate. SUItllOHATK'H COIJIIT r Mniundulli, thin tiny ninrh\ on thn THR__-BEDRO(TM 1IOMB "li over two inched gnraRr oil hent. Low taxes, Hi(iu_ANb'B — Six rooms, yeny r rmmWd WHITE HANDS, n corporation of thll Htntr, linn cnnipllrd with all the KHTATK OF WILMA J. FALLS, DK- Notice to Creditors li> I'rmrnt PiHIcatlnn uf (lie undiT)il(|Hi*il Itldunl acres of lovely fcrounils. Uvlng room Invrly nelehhorhood. $17,500. Call 842 linnt. Inquire: K3 Linden Ave., NOTICK .lalm* AftftlnM Kntfite lllifTflteln and Tins Oinsft Mnnlmtfiin with fireplace, dining room, kitchen O7IH1 or 811 7-4SOO. qulreinenls of Title IS, t:orpor_tloili CNAHBU. evening through Kunday. iiml Associations Not for Profit. lie- Pursuant lo Ihe order ol HDWAlll) MONMOltfll COUNTY RSTATE OF HAItRV SADI.F.R, I)K Uiink finriiH-ily Chant' NAtlmial Hanlt wltli breskfast aren, two bath*. Jaloll- CEASED, nf Ihf Cliy nf NPV. YurtO, ActlnK Ri* tied porch, two-car garage, ntid tool Inod matulrn of I!>;17, preliminary t O. HHO-QB, Surrogate ot the County nllltmXIATK'S t'OUIlT xpansion alllc, large garage and eel living room, flrnplace, full dining room the. Issuing of this certificate of dli of Muinniiulh, tills ilny made, nn the rurflunnt to the order nf EhWAIt cciitorfl nf ttio t'Btiitt' nf the nnld Aljt'ft* house. Kicellcnl liny at |44,tOO. HO1- modem kitchen, twn bedrooms, Hie Nitltre to ('realtors lo 1'rrarnt nun fillliiTflti'iii, flci:r«(t.,. 1902. file In my offtci ty of Monmoulh, this day made, < ilei-enneil. notice In hereby Klvon t Three bedrooms, living room with wood Sis. BH 1-3100. Nights, holiday), BH 1 duly executed and attested {-onsen Executors Ihelr claims uhder oath 1 the creditors of snld dercnacd lo pn EITHIN 0_M. within six months from thla date. the application of the llnilerfllitnril, He burning fireplace, Hlnlrig room, sun pnr- . writing to the dissolution «f sal en H. D'Ainbreie, Sole Executrix of th •nt to tlin said Kxccutrlx their claim nnllwoinl Dr.. lor, tiled bath, lull cellar, one-car ga- corporation, which said consent and th Hated: April 10th, 1002. under until wltliln nix months fron Btirou. buiy. N. J. tltnette. kitchen, three bedrooms nmt COLONIAL — WeTr~lo_Mcd7~onc:lo«e7l HOWARD A. HI.AYHACK, estate <:f the said Hurry T. Klcklr rage, entry foyer, oil heat, (lood looft- ile tinth- Attachod one-car grtrsKe. Full pornli. foyer, living room with fire- record of the proceedings afnrosah i!ei:eastMl, nnllce Is hurt'liy Riven this data. TUB CUKtm MANHATTAN HANK ere puw ttn tile In my sntri olllce a: ft3 l>nle Drive Dated: April 11th, IM'i. t|(y: CMAHl.EJi M. FltKY, Hon. Convenient to Patkway, trenaiwr- bmement. Landscaped lot 76nl'Io. Cliy place, large dining room, kitchen with riintbam, New Jersey the erotlllora of said ilcct-iiBi-il to |ir< tntlon nhonnlns;, Trn mlnlllei to Lily waleB and newers. Within walking dls dining areu, four liirne bedrooms, bath, provided hy law. **llt t» the said Role Rxerntrlx the - HUTU s. MI; INTDSH Tnnt O(Mc«r» IN TBRTIMONY WIIHRROF KDNA IlHOfill BLAYIIACIC. 28 Hllverton Avenur, 1 ChniK Muntm'inn I'ln/.* Tulip. 118.500. Call BH 1-3227 sfter 9:30 anpe of bi'a ftlwl schnol. Easy com two-car garage, full basement, extra IU Dnle Drive, rlalina under nil III wllliln all montl: pun. j . muting to Bell Labi, Demllx and Lily tl>l with house, lota of trees, asking I have hereunto set my hnn from tilts (lute. Little Silver, N. .1. N.-w Yi>rh, N. V,, ,, and affixed my Official Hr>a Chatham, New Jersey One of the fCxecutorff. LITTLE MLVBR - Attractive rainch Tulip. Asking (17,000. PAUL It. liTUY- MS.500. OROBHIND1CI1 * HKLI.KH. BKAL«t Trenton, this num..lay ol KxrcMlnra Dated: April Sllrd. 1W-' u •n (1 acre. (1 Sllveralde Ave., three HEH. rtEALTOR, Holmdel, I)(»-4144. Itealtors. member multiple llsttm April A, li,, Nlnelen hundred William K. Ileaty, nan, I1KLEN B, U'AMHItKSB, Mensru. Crowell it CrowtU Prter J. Kdwardurn, K«(, Broad and Mechanic His., SH 1-311 04 Rrosct Rtreet. 24 Btntrr Highway :i\ M.n>oms, two batha. large living and NBW . MONUOUTII — Three-bedroom and sixty-two. "*> _a«t Front Htreet. 1 Washington Avenur, Red Dank, New Jerspy, Efifntown, New J'rify, dining room plus 2? don and bl( Hl«lits, holidays BH 102M. ROBBRT J. nilRKHARIvr. ltd Hank, New Jersey Morrlatown, N. J., ranch. Dining room, kltchui, full celtr. Attorney, •ortsiKil poreh, trfleoo with Inw dawn garage •tUclmd. it aere. 01 1-WI* It ptya tt> edVstUse la Tit* Hed ••orattry ol mute, Attorney. KxnouIrK Attorney, V1IA flnaiclng. Owner, 111 I-Wl .(tar t. Sank Register I April 13. 30, 27, Mar ' 128.30 April 19, 30, 37, Mar 4 121.42 April 37, May 4, 11, II 117- April 30, 37, May t, 11 |20,18 April 37, May i, U. U COM PAN Y ''?* '^i] "' fp'^f"/-" *-k ASBURY PARK RID

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