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J., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 196L 7c PER COPY BY CARRIER PAGE ONE Training Beaches OfPolice Buildup Farm Tax Is Cited Planned Haneman Talks Will Dump Sand Set Aside Court At Police Chiefs As Erosion Meeting Control Other SPRING LAKE —A New SEA BRIGHT — Mayor Jersey Supreme Court Thomas Farrell said last Justice told1 the state's po .night a state official has Sections lice chiefs last night they told him the federal gov- were unfaithful to therh- LIONS INSTALL-^John Warren, Jr., left, outgoing pres- rnraent will be asked to selves and their—duties if ident of Red Bank Lions Club, preienis gavel to Dr. C. dump quantities of sand, they don't insist upon Veil' Douglas Hoyt, incoming president, at club'i 40th anni- brought up in dredging opera- trained policemen. versary officer installation dinner last night in Molly ions off Long Branch, to build FREEHOLD -*- Preferen- Associate Justice yincent S. up Monmouth County beaches. tial treatment for farm Haneman told more than 600 Pitcher Hotel. This assurance, the mayor members and guests at die an said, was given by Kenneth H. owners in New Jersey's {null banquet of the 49th confer- In Little Silver "reveling, Planning Division di- 1960 tax assessment law ence of the State Association of rector, state Department of Con- was ruled unconstitutional servation and Economic Develop- Chiefs of Police at the Mon- yesterday by Superior mouth Hotel: ment. "You would be amazed at the Milk Station Noise The dredging, he said, is being Court Judge J. Edward Knight. clever and well informed papers done to clear New York's main But in .setting- aside the farm (reaching Hie Supreme Court in shipping chaonel in the area benefits the court also upheld appeals from convicted criminals around Ambrose Lightship. The Iparts'of the law allowing coun- In state prison) ... it behooves Draws Irate Pleas mayor said that all county ties to fix their own ratio of as- beaches from Long Branch north you to be a« weH prepared as ing, which is one existing unit sessment- as to true value of LITTLE SILVER - Mayor P. will benefit from the pumped-in they are .... if you are not you of a planned shopping center. real' estate, and to permit mu- Paul Campi and borough council- sand, just as they did in a simi- can make an awful fool of your- men promised angry residents A possible alternative to the ntcspaHties to' decide for them- «eh\" lar operation years ago. He said alves whether to collect per- last night to seek an end to ineffectual police warnings would he did not know why that pro- The Justice 'stressed a point sonal property taxes. noises coming from a Branch be the issuance of summonses to gram was stopped. made earlier by Assistant FBI Ave., milk substation during violators of borough disturbance The decision came in the sec- Director John Malone that the early morning hours. or nuisance ordinances, Mayor Wind Cuts Beaches ond of two history making tax evolution of law through court Mayor Campi said he and coun- Campi said. Need for the sand was stressed suits by Mra. Olivia Wrighteon decisions is ever tightening de- citmeo hope to meet with the The Borough has little evident by the mayor who said that re- Switr, Blossom Cove Rd., Mid,- mands upon police for dear cut means to press legally for the ent winds from the east have NUCLEAR GRANT— George J. Barrel, left, Monmouth Medical Center administra- dletown Township. The first suit owners of the partially completed 1 •vidence and direct prosecution. building now occupied by Sunrise completion of the building, he been removing sand from Sea tor, stands betide Dr. Vincent Whelan, director of the Long Branch center ! depart- led to the Supreme Court's de- He noted the recent U.S. Su- Dairies. The building is on the said, since there is no ordinance Brighfs beaches. On some, he ment of radiology, who has been named to direct the new department of nuclear termination that all real estate preme Qpurt decision prohibiting said, half the sand is gone. had to be assessed equally at east side of Branch Ave., near fining a time limitation for com- medicine. Monroe Eisner, lecond from right, president of the center's'board' of nse of illegally obtained evidence Sycamore Ave. pletion after Planning Board and Also to ease the erosion prob- full value, and later to the 1960 . In bhe prosecution of defendants. Complaints have been made of council approvals have been lem, council extended permis- governors, announced that The John A. Hertford Foundation, Inc., New York, hat legislative act allowing counties "K i« vital," he said, "that banging bottles and cans, truck granted. sion to North Beach residents to granted the center $92,304 to establish the new department. At right' is Harry E, to vary the assessment ratio be- noise, loud voices as well as die Both mayor and council arc post signs to prohibit the removal tween 30 and 100 per cent (See POLICE, Page 2) of rocks from jetty areas. Whitalcer, first vice president and secretary of the board of governors. The nu- unsightliness of the "unfinished" hopeful the owners of the build- Special Benefit* building itself. ing will co-operate in their efforts Councilman John S. Forsman clear medicine department will be a clinical lerviee utilizing nuele«r advancements Mr*. Swto* attorney, Herbert Pipe Breaks On June 13, Councilman August to settle the problem. said he has received requests for for diagnosis and treatment. . : < Hancock of Newark, said last E. Roomer said police had posted According to the plans, Mayor such authority. tta.t Judge Knight'* deci- warning notices at the building's Campi said, the building is to Council also: sion probably will be carried fo Bring Storm loading platform and that com- have brick facade and shrub 1. Approved a recommendation At New Shrewsbury the Supreme Court. - pany officials were to contact plantings in the front. In its un- by the Board of Adjustment that . Her contention i« that the 1960 each operator Who picks up miik finished state (the resident daim Thomas Longo be permitted to fax'tows give special benefits Of Complaint at the station in an attempt to it to be an ugfy eyesore to install a replacement sign for his wfitoh wiH result in an increase restaurant. MONMOUTH BEACH - Irate bait the unnecessary noises. the area. There are several piles in her own tax bill of $2,881 eitiiens reported Shrewsbury Dr, Apparently the plan had tittle of cement blocks in front of the 2. Heard from Councilman Wal- Nix All-Purpose Room Use on «. $125,300 assessment in Mio- a "complete mess," as a result ol effect, since residents were on structure. ter L. Johnson, fire chairman, ifietown as weH a* to the taxes recent water pipe breaks, it the hand at last night's meeting to Mr. Minogue commented after that the new American-laFrance NEW SHREWSBURY - The school district for several week). sion of the building proposal to of' other property owners. pumper had arrived end will go Board of Commissioners meeting renew their grievances. the meeting that the area is a Shrewsbury Township Board of Groups who worked for the voters. I will fight packed class Mr*. Swite Is a major stocst- Into service this week. last night. To Set Meeting business zone but many resi- Education last night defeated a recent defeat of a 12-classroom rooms with all my • might. But holder in- the AJfcP food store To Seek Bids Louaj Borrin, 19 Shrewsbury Borough Attorney James Min dences; are nearby. Certificates motion by member Bernard B. building program have actively I favor the u!;e of the all-purpose chain. 3. Decided to advertise for bids Dr,, complained of four water ogue is (o set the meeting within of occupancy, he presumed, have Schwartz to use two all-purpose advocated Such action, to cut rooms for claisrooms next year.'1 There was an Immediate re- for the resurfacing of South and action from farm interests. . breaks during' the past month, two weeks between the council- been issued by the building in rooms as double classrooms next down the number of double ses- Staiidj Alone and-of trouble due to the water men and the owners of the build- spector. , ; i Surf Sts., to be opened at the year sions rieit year. They als favor Carjetoh E. Heritage, president July 11 meeting. 0 He was the only board mem- line since December. The question of the possible use increasing class sizes for the of the N. J. Farm Bureau, said 4. Confirmed David Clancy ber present, however, to take The breaks, combined with the of these combination gymnasium same purpose. Judge Knight's decision eUminat- Rumson. as a member of the this position. road work that Is being done on and assembly rooms to hold class- Last night Mr. Schwartz said: (See TAX, Page 2) special police force. Members Miriam I, Harris, Shrewsbury Dr., makes the road Begins New Drive es has been hotly debated in this "I will push for the resubmis- virtually impassable, Mr. Borrin 5. Voted for the renewal of 16 Emerson Platto, Anson W. Peck- stated. plenary consumption, three dis- ham, Russell G. Canfield and Name 4 New Mayor Sidney B. Johnson ex- To End Algerian Conflict tribution and one club liquor li- Clarence Moore voted against the plained that the Monmouth Con- censes. motion. Klidated Water Company had PARIS (AP) - A stepped-up ization defense position in West- (See BEACHES, Page 2) ReportPlacesBlame Robert Teeters and Stuart C, Teachers At been contacted several times drive by President De Gaulle for ern Europe. Hand were absent. •bout the matter, but that so far a quck end to the seven-year Al- De Gaulle disclosed his new During the discussion. Board go real action had been taken. gerian war was under way today. Algerian drive at a garden party Missing Flag For Tower Collapse President Richard Swenson said. Regional The mayor said that if the com It includes bringing French di- at the presidential Elysee Palace "Lacking the additional class . RUMSON - The Rumson-Fair mission could get no satisfaction visions back from the North Af- last night. In an informal discus- WASHINGTON (AP) - A Sen duty in connection with the trag- rooms we need for next year, Haven Regional Board of Edu- aoon, the borough attorney will rican territory to the continent, sion with reporters, said he had Stars Result ate report today sternly criti- edy. Banks was in command of any procedure we adopt will b cation appointed four new teach- be instructed to write to the state resuming suspended talks with issued orders for the return of cized the Navy and the designers the Boston Air Defense Center at best a compromise." ers to fill faculty vacancies, am! Board of Health. rebel leaders and a renewed one division from Algeria. With- and builders of the radar "Tex- and the tower was part of its Board members reviewed their accepted the resignation of one threat to partition Algeria into In an Appeal He added that the water com- out fixing dates, he added he as Tower" that collapsed in a radar network. reasons for wishing not to use at last night's meeting. European and Moslem sectors if TRENTON (AP) - A state pany had given the "poorest serv- would order others back as well, blizzard and oarried all hands— After July 17 (See CLASSES, Page 2) Resigning is Mrs. Marilyn Ma- ice by any utility company ren- negotiations fail again. prison convict has found a a French division is about 15, 28 men—to their deaths^ The Air Force said Banks had guire, who taught ninth grade dered in Monmouth County." De Gaulle's aim, according to unique ground to appeal his 000 men. The report-'vdiich added that failed to keep himself appraised history. She will be replaced by informed sources, is to break the sentence. He says his prison James Gentile, 13 Shrewsbury the Air Force must also shoul- of the tower's situation. The John Patterson of New York Dr., told The Register: Algerian impasse in three months term is illegal because a 48- Besides strengthening NATO der its share of the blame— court martial's date has not been City, who will receive an annual —one way br another—in order star flag was in the courtroom. Two years ago the water com- forces on the European continent, bitingly referred to "buckpass- announced, except that it will salary of $6,400. pany replaced a condemmed wa to make French forces available the redeployment might also be A motion to appeal was filed ing" and "the hodge-podge of start after July 17 at Stewart Others appointed were Joseph ter line with a new one, the one by fall for the looming crisis in intended as a peace gesture to yesterday by Donald Laird, 35, indecision." Air Force Base, N. Y. Dignan of Freehold, to teach all this Berlin. the Nationalist rebels. of Trenton. He was sentenced that is now causing In today's report. Sen. John ninth grade English and super- May 12 lo 5-7 years in state The terrific forces of winds trouble. The company received The bulk of France's armed De Gaulle said the peace talks Stennis, D-Miss., chairman of vise the school paper, $6,00!); full and prompt payment for its forces, an estimated half million prison for two burglaries. He and waves were clearly miscal- with the rebels—broken off at the Defense Preparedness sub- Paul Grammer of Livingston, work at that time, and (here has men, is tied down in Algeria. Evian-Les-Bains two weeks ago protested then to Judge Ralph culated, the report said. committee, said a careful ex- who will replace Miss Kath- been no co-operation from the Their absence has weakened —will be resumed and "we will Fusco that the flag didn't have The 5,000-ton steel structure, amination of expert witnesses leen Chrisman as teacher of vo- company since then." the North Atlantic treaty Organ- see what happens." 50 stars. perched like a giant three-legged "reveals that the design criteria, cal music. $7,600, and Harold He said in his appeal, "Our stool in open sea 80 miles off upon which the final structural Lorme, Jersey City, to teach country is one of law. Our flag Barnegat, N. J., was battered integrity was to be based, was physical education, $5,200. Called Sickness of Our Age is our most sacred and cher- and driven to ocean bottom last clearly inadequate." The board also hired Miss ished emblem. No court can be Jan. 15 by gale winds and waves. "This inadequacy must be Sheila Walsh as a general office constituted without the flag." Earlier this month, the Air oharged to the Navy's Bureau secretary at a salary of $3,000. Since Laird's protest, the Force ordered Col. William M. of Yards and Docks and the Vacancies still exist for one sec- American Legion has presented Banks to stand court martial, Boredom, Lack of Purpose structural design engineers," retary and a teacher of Ameri- a 50-star flag to the court. oharged with being derelict n Stennis said in commenting on can History. NEW YORK (AP)—A Harvard suffer in various ways," he con- whole human situation IK worth- the committee's unanimous re Other end-of-the-year matters doctor checking the nation's men- tinued. while." port. attended by the board were: tal and emotional health today "It is the nature of man to ex- Admitting he was waxing Monmouth Park Despite numerous warnings Purohase of next year's suppiy declared: perience frustration, grief, pain, philosophic, and that others might from the creaking tower—known of light bulbs - $483.86 worth. Approval of football and bas- "The great sickness of our age tension, conflict, jealousy, fear not agree, Farnsworth suggested IN-THE-MONEY TODAY'S PICKS officially as No. 4 and unofficial- Francis W. Bolduc Is aimlessness, boredom, and and anxiety. general prescription to find SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT ly as "Old Shakey"—Stennis said ketball schedules for 1961-1962. (there will be no night games on lack of meaning and purpose' "Happiness Is a by-product of and maintain mental health: By DOTTIE GORMAN By SAM the Air Force had 14 of its men In living. resolving—In part or wholly—ex 1. Collaborate in attacking and an equal number of civilian NJ. Chamber week-days). We can be enthralled by the fating and difficult situa "specific social conditions which repairmen on it when it finally Purohase of 30 desks from Mr. Warwick Mr. Warwick Heywood Wakefield Co. for $T20. wilfully tions." produce hatred, bitterness, sus- buckled into bhe Atlantic. space age, but almost Fairy Stepper Anne O'Erin Approval of contract with how to People become emotionally sick picion or feelings of rejection."! Anne O'Erin Fairy Stepper "The Air Force was eharg- Executives try to avoid "learning Speedrite Co., Long Branch, for understand and control our- when stresses of living become 2. Instill in everyone a deeply Hellenic Star' able with the responsibility for too much to tolerate, he said. "Hellenic Star $995 worth of painting. selves," said Dr. Dana L. Fans- respect • for all human beings, J H?rse Laugft the safety and well-being of the Then they try to compensate History Book Elect Bolduc Decision to renew student and worth, director of Harvard Uni- repardless of origin, religion, History Book Clockfast personnel on board the tower, somehow, or to avoid or to es- race, present status, or behavior PHILADELPHIA - Francis football players insurance on the versity Health Services and staff Regal Beauty Prince Mango (See TOWER, Page 2) physician at Massachusetts Gen cape the feelings. at the moment." W. Bolduc of Shrewsbury, N. J., same basis as last year. Prince Mango St. Honore (Entry) Permission.granted to Robert eral Hospital, Boston. "Feelings of isolation, rejec- 3. Realize that "people prefer was elected vice, president of the EdinburRh The Roost Carter, a school janitor, to do tion, inferiority, bitterness, hos- to be treated as individuals, with New Jersey Association of Cham- "Medicine has made enormous Drops of Brandy Drops Of Brandy tility and suspicion exaggerate ber of Commerce Executives at a number of repair jobs in and strides in alleviating pain and dignity and respect. They do _ Chiricahua Chiricahua the usual stresses of ordinary Index around the school plant at $1.25 prolonging life," he said. not like to be treated unperson-' Greatlea Greatlea the convention of the Pennsylvan- living, and make individuals more ally." Page ia and New Jersey executives al per hour during the summer. Now an expanded task for doc- vulnerable, and more likely to 4. Reajize that "feelings and Rumpus Room Ace Amusements 14 the Treadway Inn, St. David's Superintendent John Kinney re- tors is to give "meaning to the Promoter's Dream become emotionally decompeTi- sentiments are realities and must Rumpus Room Births ? Pa. ported that the year "ended ex- life," Farnsworth told the Amer- Poky Nose sated" or emotionally ill. be dealt with as such, regardless Aussem Hal Boyle 8 Mr. Bolduc, executive vice tremely well" with a minimum of ican Medical Association's 110th Basic Confidence of whether or not we share Renewed Vanessa's Boy Bridge : 18 president of the Red Bank Com- "laissei-faire attitude" in spite tnnual meeting. > them." Vanessa's Boy I've Got Rhythm Classified 2J munity Chamber of Commerce, of a heavy schedule of extra, He suggested some ways to do To endure their troubles, said 5. Realize that 'human be Yorky I'm Willing Comics ....' 18 served as secretary-treasurer of curricular activities during the this, to overcome the boredom Farnsworth, people need "feel- : havior has causes both rational Cicada Cicada' Crossword Puzzle 18 the statewide executive group the last few weeks. and the sick feelings. ings of basic confidence in one's and irrational, and can be under- Pontivy Fair Summer Editorials « past year. Public Notice State of Mind self and others, sense of com- All Brandy Patrol Woman petence, and a basic faith that the stood if enough facts are known." Herblock 6 Sponsored lor the first time All grass clippings should to Mental health, he said, is that , That "effective communica- Splasher Red Tears Kltly Kelly , 19 by the Main Line Chamber of placed in baskets. Branches from "state of mind in which people K-9 SHOP tion at all levels is fundamental Avenue O. Splasher Movie Timetable 14 Commerce, tlie convention was trees must be tied in bundles. can carry on their activities with 8 Draper Rope Halter Grooming all breeds, specializ- for good human relations." • Obituaries 2 keynoted by ah address, "Better phis is the only way this material satisfaction to themselves, with 'Best bet ing iln poodles. Tick and flea 7. That the "development Df de- Sylvia Porter 8 Chambers Through Better Exec- will be picked up. some responsibility to others, dips. Reasonable prices. CA 9-sirable values in a given com- Radio-Television 14 utives," ,by Thomas N. Stain- and without making nuisances of FRED L. AYERS, Clerk 0261.—Adv. munity can be achieved when Late Scratchet Social 1MI back, executivje vice president ol Borough of Little Silver. themselves to large numbers of those same values are supported TRACK: Clear and fast George Sokolsky 6 the Jersey City Chapter and vice other people." Carnival Tonight by example as well as precept 1 —Flying Pet, Her Babu, Tessie T., River Sharp Sports 21-22 president of i'the New Jersey Carnival Tonight "All persons, with or without Middletown Shopping Center. by the truly influential people In 2 — Pop Aber, Mad's Lad, Dude Ship, Hannibal's Girl Stock Market , J chamber of commerce Execu- Middletown Shopping Center. mental health, are obligated to -Advertisement the community." 5 —Native Battle. Party Package, Loft, Star Shower ucceHhil Investing J tive*. ! -Advertisement J ? ! Hft RED BANK REGISTER W#crifiQf Cost Called High Classes 9 New Jersey-Bom* early-morn- Violation Seen Technical ing fog fpBOwad by sunny «nd (Continued) warm the rest «f today with high Legal Fee Protested iH-prrpoM rooms for classes. in OK MS. Fair tonight with Jow These included: In me 60s' except for a few 50s List Reasons MRS. LEONARD R. FARNUNG Davis Is Pound Guilty In the coolest spots of north- By Board at Keyport 1 -The faculty and administra- EATONTOWN — Mrs. Florence KEANSBURG — Edw»rd J. ooe heard back on April 26 and Through Mr. Juska, he argued west comer. tors of the schools stress the M. Farming, wife of Leonard R.' need for all-purpose rooms to be Farming, Sr., Wikoff Rd, died -'.Davis, fltwnbiog inspector, was nvolved work done by Mr. Davis that while the permit appllca- T h ursda y KEYPORT - The Board of Ed- mated amount Keyport would lose n March of last year in the home (ions lacked the "fine technical ;n tuition if Holmdel wen allowed used as such. , yesterday at the Mary Lee Nurs- :fcood guilty by acting Magistrate mostly fair ucation last night sharply crlti- rf Angeto Lavejlo, Lawrence requirement," they were ap- warm and cized the legal fee for services to withdraw its students next 2- A phyilcal education pro- ing Home. •Alfred T. Hennessy, Jr., last Ave. proved by the heating and build- more humid rendered by the board attorney year. gram using these rooms has been Born In Utica, N. Y., Mrs. 'jnight ot violating the borough ing inspectors, both authorized with chance ol in connection with Holmdel Town- The board authorised payment planned for next year. Farming was the daughter of "hosting code. agents of the borough. scattered ship's application to transfer its of the $600 retainer tea to Mr. Charles and Mary Payne. Sha had lived here four years, pre- Magistrate Hennessy suspended Mr. Juska also argued that In t h u ndershow- high school students from Keyport Mausner but deferred payment viously residing for 19 years in • a $10 fine plus $10 court costs general, with the exception of ers late in the to Red Bank High School. on the $725 charge pending; fur- East Orange. -assessed against Mr. -Davis. the LaveUo case, the complaints day or at The $725 charge, submitted by ther discussions on the matter. Mrs. Farming was a communi- In a written opinion. Magis- were nullified by the statute of night, high Milton A. Mausner, board attor- Secretary Donald A. Hill re- cant of St. Dorothea's trate Hennessy ruled that he had limitations. near 80s except a bit lower near ney, was termed "steep" and ported that the board has not "carefully reviewed the evidence He said complaints must be the ocean. 'exorbitant." received a ruling from ths com- Church here and a member of 'presented at the hearing and filed within a year of the al MARINE Stanley SchulU made the ini- mlisloner of education regarding the Catholic Daughters ot Amer- bad studied the arguments and leged violation. Mr. Juska said Cape May to Block Island — tial objection to the charge and the Holmdel Township application ica, Court Rosari of East Orange. •memorandum submitted by each many of the complaints dealt with South to southwest winds about declared he would vote "no" on t<> withdraw Its pupils. Besides her husband she Is sur- 'attorney." work done over a year before five knots this morning picking payment of the "excessive" fee. Carbon copies of letters sent vived by two sons, Leonard R. ,' He said the evidence presented the complaints were signed last up to about IS knots near shore Board members' questioned to Holmdel Township and Red Farnung, Jr., of Hawthorne, "proof beyond doubt," mat Mr. December, this afternoon, dropping off to whether there would be any'ad- Bank Boards of Education are Calif., and Frank X Farming of Oakhurst; one .daughter, Mrs. , Davis had violated the heating The status of the remaining 83 five to 10 knots tonight and pick- ditional charges if the hearings the only communications received Mary H. Shea of Kensington, Md.,' code by failing to . submit complaints is uncertain. ing up to 10 to 20 knots on Thurs- were continued on the issue. by the Keyport board, according and eight, grandchildren. diagram or drawing of proposed day. Fair weather except fpr Might Be 'Cheaper' to Mr. Hill. ' Benjamin Gruber, attorney for A requiem mass will be of- ;- plumbing work he planned to do the borough said he; would con- chance of scattered thundenhow- Stanley Hyer remarked "It 'Desirous of Leaving' as a private contractor. en Thursday night Visibility John O. Hartzler, superintend- fered at 10 a.m. Friday In St. fer as soon as possible with mu- would be cheaper to let Holmdel Dorothea's Church by Rev. James : Magistrate Hennessy noted that generally near five miles, but go. At that rate we could be «>t «' schools^ recommended nicipal officials to determine it B. Coyle, pastor. Burial will be - the violation was "most tecbni- one mile or less in some early ying more than $30,000 for legal that the board make its position he should proceed with prosecu- In Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Middle- . cal," and as such was not detert tion of the rest of the complaints. morning fog or bate. . ( known regarding the withdrawal -mental to the health and welfare town.vunder the direction-of the Mayor Louis Collichio said East Temperatures in eastern'Penn The $36,000 figure Is the eati of Holmdel pupils "sbica Holmdel •of the general public. night that he was pleased with *&<"**, southeastern New York, is very desirous of leaving us." Robert A. Braun Home For '•- He afeo noted that there was a Edward J. Davis Funerals. th- e verdic-• t and- tha- t• it provedi Connecticut and New Jersey dur- No objections nave been raised ''lack of strict compliance with his contention that Mr. Davis ing the five-day period tomorrow by the board to Holmdel's with- •;the code on the part of other Mr. Davis pleaded innocent had violated the law. through Monday are expected to drawal in 1962. Objection was Bernard B. Sthwarti ALVA D. STEWART ^contractors and those municipal to the charge and contended that Wants two raised to withdrawal in 1961 be- FAIR HAVEN -,Alva D. •'officiaJs responsible to see that he did not violate the ordinance He said he wanted to 3- Assemblies of the student above normal. Warm and hum cause the 1861-62 budget had-been Stewart, 53, or 104 Harvard Rd., -the heating code provisions were and that the work done was per' with George E. Ostrov, borough bodies are not possible if these id Thursday. Not. so warm or adopted died yesterday at his. home. ! enforced. formed in a proper manner. attorney, before commenting on Buses? rooms are to become classrooms. humid Friday and Saturday fol- Mr. Hartzler Bald "W« would : Besides being borough plumb- ' He also contended that nothing what if anything wiH be done by He was born in Elizabeth, and lowed by warmer Sunday and KEANSBURG — The Van have been willing to let them 4- The Federal Government, in ing inspector, Mr. Davis also is was done that was harmful to the the borough on the other com- had been a resident here 13 years. weVare of the general public. plaints. cooler about Monday, Nortwick Bros, bus company go if we had been notified paying the whole cost of Syca- He formerly resided at St. Louis, 'borough heating Inspector. 1 TIDES has formulated tentative plans earlier. more School, specifically stipu-M0, ' Mr. Davis has 10 days (Sandy Hook) for a KeamSmrg-Middletown- The board approved teacher lated that there be an all purpose Mr. Stewart was a graduate "which to appeal the verdict Red Bank bus route and is Today — High 8:40 p.m., low contracts for the 1961-62 school room there, as a "minimum re- Of Bowdoin College in Massachu- ' Edward F. Juska. Long Branch ready to make frant*ise appli- 2:28. year for Miss Joyce Nagrosky. qulrement for a full educational setts, and received his master's ^attorney for Mr. Davis, said last Rutgers Receives cation, but is waiting for a Thursday — High 9:05 a.m., Raritan Township, high school program. night he would discus* the situ- "public response" to Indi- degree at Harvard Business and 9:29 p.m., low 3: IS a.m. and English at $4200; Robert Young, Earlier in the meeting, Mr. ation with his dient within sev- cate how much demand mere Is School. He was assistant treas- 3.22 p.m. Holmdel, seventh and eighth eral days to decide whether an for such a service, Mayor Schwartz presented a long report urer for the General Cable Corp. ^appeal would b* made. Med School Grant (For Red Bank and Rumjon grade science, $4,200, Arthur Sav- on the question of larger numbers of Perth Amboy. Louis Collichio said yesterday. •: The convfotfcm was one of 86 Bridge, add two hours: Sea age, Point Pleasant, high school of pupils, per classroom. The mayor reported that Mr. Stewart is survived by his -: complaints lodged against Mr. NEW BRUNSWICK (AP)-The supply of badly needed physi- Bright, deduct 10 minutes. Long science, $5,200, and Norman Zwel- company officials have already "1 am not surprised at the wife, Mrs. Ruth Wheelock Stew- V Davis by the borough. W. K. Kellogg Foundation of Bat- cians but also will be the core Branch, deduct IS minutes; High- acher, Geary, Okla., high school drawn up routes and completed amount of attention that has been art; a daughter, Lucy Stewart; a fc (See DAVIS, Page 2) tle Creek, Mich., has granted of a center of medical education lands Bridge, add 40 minutes.) other preliminary work — but Industrial arts, $4,600. focused on class size," he said son, A. Harvey Stewart, and his § All oompWnts aSege that hi Rutgers University $1,073,200 to and research, CHICAGO (AP) — The weath- added, "The firm would Jike to Two Needed "Superficially, larger classes ap- parents, Alva D, and Helen L. r-railed to comply with the code help establish a program in hu- er was torrid in the desert south- Students completing the two- be convinced that there would Mr. Hartzler reported that two Pear to be an attractive solution Sand Stein. £ requiremenJi of submitting » dis- man biology and medicine, Dr. west early today with the tem- year program will receive a be sufficient patronage on this more teachers are needed toi to the problems of rising school Services will be held Friday at £ gram when obtaining a heating Maion W. Gross, university perature readings near the 100 master of science degree. Those line to sustain the operation." complete the staff—a high school costs." 11 a.m. in the Worden Funeral president, announced yesterday. mark, but it was-mostly fair and who don't continue for an MD Mr. Collichio asked that area science teacher and a girl's phys- Home. Rev. Sargent Bush, asso- enwt.. . Gross said the new program cool in the northeast with clear . Consider Effect degree are expected to work to- residents who would like to see ical education teacher. ciate pastor of the Red Bank The complaint was *• first will cover the first two years of skies.' "But we must'' consider the ef- ward a PhD in one of the such a line established write to Presbyterian Church, will offi- professional medical education In other action the board: branches of biology. Thunderstorms dumped 3.20 him so that a consensus of pub- fect of larger classes on educa- ciate. Burial will be In Fair View and will give heavy emphasis to Awarded contracts toCelidonlo Gross said the new medical inches of rain on Key West, lic opinion can be compiled. tion," he continued. Cemetery, ^Liquor graduate training in human bi- Painting Co., Cliffside Park, unit will become a part of the Fla., in six hours and 1.07 inches Up until January of this year, $3,000 for painting the high He said he had been reading ology. on Atlanta, Ga. A light shower science center which Rutgers is the Rollo Transit Corp. oper- school; McNamara the Painter, assiduously on the subject. He ROGER M. BUTTNER [License He expressed the hope that the now building at University blanketed the South Carolina ated bus routes through the presented data on class Blzes Freehold, $2,579 for the Grammar OCEANPORT-Roger M. But- first class of 50 students could Heights across the Raritan River coast. area. showing that the average size be enrolled In the fall of 1963 School; and Speedrlte Painting, tner, 76, of 35 Pemberton Ave. in Piscataway Township. Some early morping reports: After Rollo discontinued its Long Branch, $420 for the East here is larger than most other |Approved and that enrollment would rise Boston 64. clear; New York 64, communities in the county, and succumbed to a heart attack yes- About half the foundation funds service, part of the- route — Keyport School. terday while riding in a car driv- to 100 in the following year. clear; Washington, D. C. 62, relatively high compared to na- •: LONG BRANCH - Despite will be used for planning the new from Keyport to Keansburg— Hired as janitors Charles H. en by his wife on the Garden Gross, who disclosed on Sunday unit, for adding a medical facul- clear; Atlanta 65, clear; Miami was taken over by the Mara- tional figures. ^protest* of local churches, and Rutgers' request for such a grant Bishop, Keyport, $2,800, and State Parkway at Matawan. ty and for consultation and 76, partly cloudy; Detroit 67, thon "Bus Co., South Amboy. H« quoted educational authori- . .particularly tha congregation of Michael R. Kane, Keyport, $1,200 State police on the parkway said ha hoped the two-year pro- equipment purposes. The other clear; Chicago 69, partly cloudy; ties who were overwhelmingly in l-St. Luke's Methodist Church, the gram will form a base from Boro Buses, Red Bank, oper- (part time), Mr. Hill cautioned said his wife, Althea M. Thomas half is to cover about one-third Louisville 5$, clear; St. Louis 74, favor of smaller classes. ;.'Board of Commissioners ap- which the university will be able ates from Red Bank to Camp- that under state law it will be Buttner, was driving north tt of the cost of a new building. cloudy; Minneapolis 74, clear; frproved a liquor license yester- to develop a full four-year medi bell's Junction. necessary to have full-time li- "I welcome all suggestions," about 9:30 a.m. when her hus- Rutgers hopes to obtain the Kansas City 75, clear; Denver ; day for a location diagonally cal program. This leaves a stretch of about censed boiler firemen on duty he said, "but I cannot feel that 5an(i was stricken. He was pro- remaining two-thirds of the cost SO. -partly cloudy; Dallas 78, ; across the street from the church V/i miles — from Campbell's ra the schools when they are oc- packing classes is a proper solu- nounced dead on the scene by The Rutgers program will pro- of the medical building from non. clear; Phoenix 91, clear; Seat- -at Broadway and Washington St Junction to Keansburg = with- cupied. tion to any ot our problems. Dr. Francis W. Holman, Keyport vide the first two years of the state sources. tle .58, clear; San Francisco 55, out bus service. Announced that six Janitors and 'I was not elected to the Board Mr. Buttner was a retired cir- '- The vok was i to I, with Com- medical curriculum with the ex- partly cloudy; Los Angeles 62, a*! G«j5rge D, Woolley pectation that the students will the board secretary had taken a of Education to preside over the culation supervisor of the Asbury clear. Anchorage 64, cloudy, and course of instruction for boiler nimatJon of our school system," Park- Press. He was- a former £>oting in the negativeti . CommlsCl - transfer to four-year medical Honolulu 77, partly cloudy. Vgioners Raymond M. Brown and schools for th#f'4uHdr'and sen- Police Tax fireman's license. he stated. member of Paterson Lodge of UJWUMHUBJIU Approved a salary change from Elks and belonged to the First f Edgar N. Dinkelspiel qualified ior years. It is' estimated that (Continued) (Continued) ; their "yes" votes with notes that there are nearly 1,000 openings $5,200 to $5,400 for George Sul- Church of Christ Scientist, Red . your officers know how to take Ing farm benefits would 'hastm ;a protest U still pending before annually In both the third and livan who has just received his Two Nominated Bank. His wife is his only Im- a statement, know the rights o Births the day for the speedy sale of mediate survivor. ;the state Alcoholic Beverage fourth year.classes.of the na- master's degree. a defendant, know how to make hundreds of productive farms." ;• Control Division and that its nil- tion's medical schools. Awarded an oil burner service Services will be conducted Fri- a record of what transpires aft He said farmers may seek- a To Head NEA •ing would be binding. Education Research Monmouth Medical Center contract of $380 to Schanck, Inc. dny at 1:30 p.m. at the John E. er an arrest ... a very good Constitutional amendment to re- Gross said the new program Keyport, for the J961-1962 year. ATLANTIC CITY (AP)-Two Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, < The: licensee, John Pallone, case can be lost by the failure Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ray- store privileges of the law will not only help to increase the Authorized the erection of a candidates, an English teacher Burial will be In Fair View Cem- 'trading as. F. and J. Liquors, to know . . ." bon, 11 Bridge Ave., Red Bank knocked down by the court. 'does not currently operate. He "no ball playing" sign at the and a grade school principal, etery, Middletown. Justice Haneman called a new a son, yesterday. The 1960 assessment act was ; obtained the license last year in East Keyport School in an at- have been nominated for the post state law permitting local po- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kofoed, 193 scheduled to become effective in fa transfer from the former tempt to curb damage to neigh- of president-elect of the National CHARLES L. CHINNOCK Tower lice departments to require new Lornnie Dr., Cliffwood Beach, 1962 but the Legislature, in a ; Price's Hotel and gained permis- boring property. Education Association. FORT MYERS, Fla.-Charles daughter, yesterday. move earlier this year, put olf L (Continued) appointees to take preliminary Granted permission to the Nominated yesterday wer Miss - Chjnnock of 2129 Carrell sion to transfer to a new building both civilian and military, and training as "a step in the righ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly, 120 enforcement for another year. e Eagle Hose Co. to hold a drill Lucille Carroll, who teaches high a resident of Red Bank and Fair to be erected at the Broadway must accept a substantial por- direction." But a mandatory law, Port Monmouth Rd., Port Mo On the question of tax ratios at the Central School July 10. school English in Wooster, Ohio, Haven for 35 years, died Monday location. Construction has been tion of the blame," Stennis con- he said, would be preferable. mouth, a daughter, yesterday. various county tax boards had Granted permission to the Civic and Mrs. Hazel Blanchard, a at his home. delayed by tha pending ABC ap- tinued. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slover, chosen differing ratios for use He said the educational process Affairs Committee to use the Cen- Fresno, Calif, elementary school He was a retired Insurance peal. Rt. 79, Morganville, a son, yes- by assessors. The Monmouth , , ey Timely Evacuation' should not end after Initial ap- man and a member of Hyatt , Commissioners approved the terday. tra, School Aug. 11 to conduct the principaliil . ThTh e electiolti n wilill be He said Air Force officers pointment but that In-service County Tax Board decided that F&AM. 'transfer last year when no ob- Mr. and Mrs. Hans Nolden, 279 Miss Keyport contest in connec- held Friday, the final day of the should have ordered "a timely training was essential whether by assessments here should be fixed Mr. Chiniiock is survived by jections were made at a public Cummings Ave., Elberon, at 100 per cent of true value. tion with "Keyport Days." NEA'g 99th annual convention. evacuation of the tower." correspondence courses or oth his wife, Mrs. Pearl H. Chin- hearing. Its action yesterday re- daughter, Monday. Varying Ratios Took under consideration a re- The winner will assume the The tower had twice been bat- erwise. nock:1 one son, Edwin L. Chin- newed the license for the new quest by George D. Search, high presidency of the 765,000-member tered by hurricanes but both the The speaker said It was ap- One point of Mrs. Switz' suit nock of Rumson, and two daugh- year starting July 1. school principal to seek parking organization at the 1962 etinven 41-page report and Stennis said parent that increased police edu argued that the varying ratios ters, Mrs. Charles Mahoney of ' Commissioners Introduced and facilities for faculty and students tion in Denver. the huge tower was doomed as cational demands would add lo Builder Waits would establish jnequal values Fort Myers and Mrs. Doris Boy- left final action for the City of the high school. early as June, 1957, when the the cost of government. for existing $500 exemptions al- er of Michigan. Council which takes office Sat- MRS. WILLIAM H. STRACENER massive steed structure \ But as an offsetting factor hi lowed war veterans and their The funeral will be held in . urday, amendments to the hous- For Approval widows. But Judge Knight In his damaged while being towed to suggested study of a new pro LITTLE SILVER-Services will Fort Myers. ing code and zoning ordinance. its Atlantic site. cedure in California. There, he MATAWAN - At a special decision said he did not believe Ticket Fix be held at 2 o'clock this after- ;. The former defines rooming Heavy cross bar braces were said, the state assists in the meeting last night, Borough this would have an appreciable noon in the Adams Memorial MRS. FANNIE B. BEANUM houses to include any building displaced and a decision made costs of local police training and Council renewed 13 consumption bearing. Home, Red Bank, for Mrs. Reba SEA BRIGHT — Mrs. Fannie .•occupied by more than one un- to repair them later at sea, Sten- draws Its share of the expense liquor licenses, four distribution The section of the Iaw,held un Warning D. Stracener, who died Sunday hi B. Beanum, 76, of 24 Surf St. and one club license. related family unit, or two or nis said. He added: from an apportionment of fin's constitutional would permit' as Riverview Hospital. died last night In Monmouth Med- TRENTON — Continued pres- more unrelated Individuals. It al- "From that time on the tower collected from convicted crimi LeRoy Maiolo, Water St., was sessment of farm machinery and Rev. Stanley M.U8r'dge, pastor ical Center, Long Branch. granted a taxi license. He wil sure from motorists and poli- so requires that flammable liq- was known as 'Old Shakey" and nals. livestock at 25 per cent of the of the Baptist Church, will of- She was a native of Smithfield, uids used in rooming houses be never regained its original or "In a sense the oriminal Is operate his cab from the rail- rate at which real property is ticians to "fix" traffic tickets ticiate. Interment will be in Fair Va., and had lived here 46 years. placed in fireproof rooms, or attained its Intended structure helping to pay the cost of train road station. assessed; and that acreage used may lead to abolition of local View Cemetery, Middletown. — . - -. _ courts, Edward A. McConnell, She was a member of St. Thomas Shacks, separated from the main integrity." ing those who wiH apprehend Council went into executive ses- for farming should be assessed Mrs. Stracener is survived by Episcopal Church, Red Bank, and State courts Administrator said tullding by a fire wall, The report said the Navy of- him," said the speaker. sion with builder Howard Siege), on its value of farm income rath- her husband, William H. Strace- of St. Monica's Guild of the : yesterday. ; The zoning change places i ficer in charge of construction Fact of Life who proposes to construct a 317- er than its potential value if sold ner; a daughter, Miss Becky J. Church. house development here. for real estate or Industrial de- pertain area off Patten Ave. the contractor and the design Ned J. Parsekian, acting Mr. McConnell spoke out in Stracener, and a son, William H. She is survived by a son, Ed- Mr. Sicgel sought to get final velopment. •near the riverfront, in a busl engineers all disclaimed respon- reotor of the state Division of comment on a statement at Stracener, Jr., both at home; a gar R. Beanum of Sea Bright, council approval for his plans to Siess, instead of residential zone. sibility for this decision against Motor Vehicles .told the chiefs "The basis of the Constitution Spring Lake by Acting Slate sister, Mrs. H. G. M. Fischer of and a granddaughter. hook the first section of houses jHiblic hearings on both meas- towing the muftimillion dollar "the attempt at the traffic ticket is equality of treatment of tax- Motor Vehicle Director Ned J. Westfield, and two brothers, Hun- The John W. Flock Funeral into the borough sewer system- ures will be June 11 at S p.m. structure back lo port for re- fix is an unfortunate, persistent, payers within certain classes," Parsekian that attempts to fix ter L. Delatour of Great Neck, Home, 243 Broadway, Long but the governing body advised - The commissioners split 4 to pairs. daily fact of life." Judge Knight decided. "There traffic tickets have become a L. I., and George L. Delatour of Branch, will announce arrange- him that it will not approve the ,j, with Mr. Dinkelsplel in the Cites 'Hodge-Podge' Mr. Parsekian dted a series is no rational basis for discrimi- daily occurrence. I Stockton, Calif. ments. plans until they are okayed by •minority, on the sale of $345,000 Stennis termed this "another of seven instances of serious mo- nating in favor of Hie fanner." Such incidents, the admin- Remington and Boyd, Pennsau- An bonds to finance the West End example of the hodge-podge of 'n- tor vehicle violations, including istrator said, are pushing New ken, special borough sewer engi School addition. The sale will be decrision—or buck-passing, if you some where deaths were caused Jersey toward county-wide traf- neers for the sewer expansion Jield June II. Mr. Dinkelsplel wiH." and where licenses had been flce courts though consolida- project. Jbpposed the school addition when But he said investigating sena- suspended. He Indicated that in Perth Amboy tion Is being slowed down by Your Savings Earn Jft was approved at public refer- tors unanimously agreed "that all seven there were efforts of "We have been working on this municipal officials who want to endum last November. He said the Navy cannot escape or avoid "political help," "indignant in- ixpansion project for some 10 Man Drowns control appointment of munic- •*e voted "no" on the bond sale responsibility for the decision to tercession," "a request for years," Councilman Edward E. ipal magistrates. < consideration," "a medical Hyrne told Mr. Siegel, "and wo
Doreen, Betty Jane and Diane Drake of Houston, Tex., arrived AT ALL FOUR SHADOW LAWN OFFICES! here by plane this week to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toplass of Middletown Rd. 1C BONUS DAYS A farewell party was held at the home of Mrs. John T. Mul- rain. Lone Oak Rd., last week Save By July 10th — Earn from July let for Mrs. John Pankinier. Mr. and Mrs. Pankinier are moving to Florham Park. Attending were Hasten Your Finonciol Independence! Take Mrs. John Harms, Mrs. George Advantage of the Special Celebration Gift Conti, Mrs. Thomas Kedersha Offer Now In Progress at All Four Shadow Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. Arthur Matey, Mrs. Franklin Wicks, Mrs, Lawn Savings Offices! How To Use Nick Firgaro, Mrs. George Mo- ta, Mrs. Sam Edmondston, Mrs, Matthew King ,Mrs. John Cas- Outdoor lighting: saleggi, Mrs. Paul Venario, Mrs, Patrick Corr, Mrs. Kay Merths Mrs. Wayne Hyatt, Mrs. Joseph For Better Living Hagen and Mrs. Robert McLeod
Mr. and Mrs. James Allen, Outdoor Lighting Middletown Rd., who have been YourGarden for Safety spending the winter at Riviera Beach, Fla., have returned home. The beauty of your garden by and Convenience day can be enhanced by low cost electric lighting at night. So far we have been talking Fined $19 You can open up a whole new about adding to the beauty and woild for family enjoyment in usability of your entire prop- • veritable fairyland of beauti- erty. A story on outdoor light- For Speeding ing would be remiss if it did ful colon and startling effects. SHREWSBURY - Joyce Braun There are many types of out- not point out the safety fea- of Chatham Ave., Oakhurst, wa; door lights available at your tures of a well-lighted drive- lamp dealer's. He will be way, garage area and, in fact, fined $19 in Municipal Court yes liappy to help you select the complete encirclement of your terday for speeding. proper ones. Then you can home and property. 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Opening July 6th, 1961 issue because results come fas- Center •Moln Office JCP&L Jersey CeatrsJ rawer * Ugal ter.—Advertisement. GINGER Saxon Retiret Mr. Sum received letter* of RED BANK REGISTER appreciation for Jirttngdihed At AF Academy Fertilizer • Wed.,. June 28, 1961-5 i from Cot HomM E. USASJMSA officer, tod MaJ. Gea. R. T, Kor Elements dry fertilizer mixed with the Km, the Army** signal officer. son. - J.YANKO A radar techipdaa in the Main- The usual dilution rate of fer- tenance Methods Division, Mr. Analyzed tilizer concentrates is I level RED BANK Saxon wts honored June 14 at a tablespoons in a gallon and a FREEHOLD — To get plants dinner in Gibbs Hall. half of water but it's always best iff to a fast start, use a starter to follow the manufacturer's He is a veteran of both World solution when you transplant Tinted directions. Wars and served on the Mexican them. border in 1916 and 1917 with Co. After a plant has been placed A starter solution is a diluted in its new location, pour a half- 10th Infantry, Pennsylvania form of highly concentrated fer- National Guard. lint of the solution around its Exceptional tilizer elements; nitrogens, phos- base. Be careful not to use more Mr. Saxon became a civilian phorus and potash. These concen- than this. County Agent M. A. employee at the former Evans trates come in various grades 'lark cautions, and avoid pour- Signal Laboratory, near Belmar such as 15-30-14, 16-32-16 and «- ing it over the leaves as this can 25-15. BOYS' STATE MAYOR result in severe burning. Dr. Bernard L. Pollack, exten- Values! NEW BRUNSWICK - George sion vegetable specialist at the FAMED PIANO Plasteras of 115 Euclid Ave, College of Agriculture, Rutgers EAST ROCHESTER, N. V. Loch Arbour, was one of 16 high University, recommends a start- 1.00 WOMEN'S 2 for (AP)—An ornate upright piano, school juniors who became may- er solution in addition to regular believed to be the one used In CLIP HATS 1.00 ors of mythical New Jersey cities fertilizer. Plant roots quickly take Ford's Theater in Washington the Monday night at the Boys' State up the liquid form, and when the night Lincoln was shot, Is stored encampment at Rutgers Univer- roots spread out they depend on Donald Saxon in a corner of the Aeolian-Ameri- sity. Robert P. Haffa can Piano Corp. factory here. It "Moitf, it's Mn. Frothargill. And it looks like FORT MONMOTH - Donald Plasteras was elected mayoi emy in Colorado and entered with FAIR HAVEN - Robert P was owned by Miss Laura Keene, 1.00 SUMMER 2 for E. Saxon, 1805 Cedar Ave. West of "Polk City" by the American the class of '65 Monday. Rob- ihe's off h«r diet again!" Haffa, son of Col. (U.S.A. Ret. a glamorous actress of the day, EARRINGS 1.00* Belmar, Wall Township, retired Legion—sponsored group. ert, an honor graduate of Red and Mrs. Robert Haffa ot 5 for whom a benefit performance June 30 from the U. S. Army Six girls also became chief ex Bank High School, attended Mon< Heights Ter., has received < was being held on the fateful Signal Materiel Support Agency, ecutlves of fictitious towns a mouth College and is the shore') night. Miss Keene had loaned presidential appointment to the It Pays to Advertise in The Register near Red Bank, after 20 years o Girls' State, which is being hel only appointee to the academy the piano to the theater. active government service. at the same time. United Suites Air Force Acad this year. 2.00 JEWELRY 1,00* LEGAL NOTICE Whits & Color* •
.. SAUB MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JEBMI CHANCERY DtVlMON 2.98 STRAW MONMOUTH COCNTV Docket No. P.HSS-M HANDBAGS Eafontown Circle and Route 35 The First Savings and Loan Associa- tion ot Jersey City, K J. a corpora- Shop II a.m. dally 'til 9:10 p.m.—Tues. ft Sat. 'Ill ( p.m. tion of N«w Jersey, rietatlU vs: Rlca- MONTGOMERY WARD a,rd D. Cortalt snd Julia A. Corbltt. Tel. U 2-2150 hi! wife, Joseph Martlnelll and John 1. Meorane and Has UcGrene, hie 1.98 SILK .00 wife, Defendants. SCARFS By virtue of a writ of execution In the above stated action* to me di- rected, I shall expoie for sale at pub- Ho vendue, at the Court House In the Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- 1.98 BEACH mcuth. New Jersey, on Monday, the .00 17th day of July, 1M1, at 1 o'clock, P. M Prevailing Time, BAGS ALL that tracts or parcels of land, situate, Irtag ud helng In the Town- I ship of Mlddletown, In the County of I Monmouth, In the State of New Jer- sey: BBOINNDTO at an Iron pipe In the easterly line of Avenue D, said Iron >ige being dUtant ona hundred twenty Jiree and five tenths feet from the SUB-TEEN northerly line of Valley Drive; thence (1) stUI along the easterly line of aajd Avenue D, north thirty four de- one minute east a distance of DRESSES seventy ftve> leet to an Iron pipe mark- ,,lng the southwest corner of Lot No. I In: thence (2> along the southerly line i I of Lot No. 8 south finy five degrees summer cottons | fifty nine mlnutea east sv distance ot one hundred feet to an Iron pipe In ;tha northwest corner of Lot No. 31; thence (V along the westerly Una of party dresses Lots No. 31 and 32, south thirty four degrees one) minute west a distance ot fifty feet to a stake In the southwest corner of Lot No. 12; thence («> along the southerly line of Lot No. 33 eouth 'tfty five degrees fifty nine minutes »st a distance ot fifty feet to an Iron pipe marking the center line of Lot No. 33; thence (ft) along the center reg. 8.98 to 16.98 ] line of Lot No. 33 south thirty four de- crees one minute west a distance cf i wenty five feet to the northeast comer ot Lot No. 35: thence (61 along the northerly line of Lots No. SS, 31 and 0, SALE! cool fabric skips north fifty five degrees fifty nine mln- ites west a distance of one hundred fifty feet to the point or (lace ol Bfi- 4.98 SUBTEEN 4.90 GINNING. COTTON SKIRTS * i BKINO all of Lot! a, T, S and west- erly one halt of Lot No. 39, aa shown on a Map of Lots belonging to Ed, ward W. Leonard, known AS the Ed- ward W, Leonard Tract. 2.98 SWIM SUITS for summer-long comfort Property located on Avenue P, Box ffl, Atlantic Highlands, Nsw Jersey. STRETCH. The approximate amount of the Judg- STRETCH. 1.90 ment to be satisfied by said sale is the sum ot HJ.SOO.W together with the SIZES 2 to 6X testa ol this sale. Dated June T, 1M1 IRA X. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. Nathan Bodner, Ally. 1 un* Jl. IS. July 5. 12 HIM 3.98 GIRLS COTTON SKIRTS — % SHERIFF'S SALE DPEMOR COURT 07 NEW .TEBSEY CHANCERY JplVIRION MOMfOUTB «O«JNXY 1.98 BOYS' Docks! No. V4U-C4 Slovak Gymnastic Union Bokol of Un STRETCH TRUNKS United fittiei ot Amerclt, FialntiU vi: Arthur Baraela, Sln|l« Defendant By virtu* of a wiit of execution In the above stated action to me directed, 1 ihiil expose for tale at public v«n- ut, at ths Court Houie In the Bor- suih of Freehold, County of Monmouth, Sew Jtttty. on Monday, tht 3rd day »f July, 1W1, at 2 o'clock, p. M, Fre- •altlng Time. I GIRLS' SHORTS i All that certain tract or parcel ol land and premises, hereinafter parti- cularly desepbed, situate, lying and cotton & dacron being fh the Towmhip of Marlboro In the County of Monmouth and State, of Nw J«my OlriB' s>rmy duc« Tract l: Beginning at a spike In the sizes 7 thru 14 oxford; cushioned center of a road leading from Mor- arch. mil. gan villa to Tennent also called Mor- ganville Tump Ike tht iame spike be- ing also situated In the center of a road named Wlckatunk Hoad or White Road and which lead* to Herbert! Cor- Vi OFF rwr. aforesaid beginning stake alio be- ing located 22B.43 feet from an iron pipe which !• the center line of a \ rag. 1.98ft 2.9 8 certain right-of-way lilted aa an ex- ception In * deed from Frederick and Joseph Brautlgam to Robert A. Mount, Adele I* Mount, Charles M. Anderson GAY AND COLORFUL SKIPS and Eleanor Anderson and recorded December 2», IMP in Boole 22*0. Page 451 Ac of Deedi. said iron pipe In S.98 WOMEN'S 4.98 the center of A (ore mid right of way b*lng In a aouthwesterly direction from SHORTS, •* he beginning point on a bearlnr ot FOR WOMEN, GIRLS, TOTS South 52 deg. 25 mln. West reading 10 to 18 from the Beginning point towards the right ol way marker and thence <1> North 14 deg. 10 mln. Weit for Vivacious, light-footed oxfords and pumps ;:; sale-priced just when a distance of 159.70 (t. to a pipe; thence 5.98 WOMEN'S £.90 (2) North M dfg. 20 mln. East for you wont them! Sturdily made of washable cotton fabrics in a rain- distance of 178.22 ft to a Hake; SWEATERS ™ 66 thence bow-range of stay-bright colors. So comfortable with heel-to-toe (3) North 24 deg. 40 rain. West for 34 to 40 distance of 58.78 n. to a pipe; thence (4) South flO deg. 20 mln. West for cushioned insoles and springy rubber soles. Choose now and save! a dlat&ncs of 370.60 ft. to a pipe; thence (5) North 74 deg. 40 rain. West for 3.98 WOMEN'S "1.90 2 distance of 449.54 ft, to a pipe; thence SLEEVELESS •
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"Simpty Wonderful" — TopChoiet Sirlolfl STEAKS - 5 69° 79C "Simply Wonderful" — Fmh Ground — Leon "Simply Wonderful" CHUCK CHOPPED »5? Extra Fincy—Sw*it Eating—Ttxu "Simply Wonderful" — Mayfair'i Famow — Cut From Young Weritm Stair CHUCK STEAK »3* SHRIMP Madium—Sold in 5 Ib. box only "Simply Wonderful" — Hickory Smotaf — Sugar Cured — All Center. SMOKED HAM STEAK 8 95 "Simply Wonderful" — Fork Tender — For Quick Meal* TENDER CUBE STEAK 5 - *2
Pictured above is Mr. Angelo Ragona, Mayfair Meat Buyer, being congrat- HELLMANN'S - Blue Ribbon ulated by Mr. Stanley P."Kaufelt, President of Mayfair Super Markets, Quart upon his arrival at Linden Airport. Mr. Ragona was successful in making the 'Turkey Buy" of the year when he traveled to the State of Virginia to per- SAVE sonally inspect and purchase the finest, most tender Turkeys of the season. Entire flock of Virginia Turkeys to be sold on a "While They Last" basis J MAYONNAISE
Pin*ipplt>Ptir, TULIP FAIR —ALLMEAT—SAVE 10c Pln»ipplt-Aprlcot, j, Plnt»pplfOr«nn« or' can DEL MONTE DRINK YOUR CHOICE 41 FRANKS PORK & BEANS ™*»nx. 10 LINDEN HOUSE COFFEE 2 '." 95' VA Ib. 1 A TAYLOR PORK ROLL SAVE 40c roll 99' CHOCK FULL 0' NUTS'""'"CH-..79" ' PIZZA PIE MIX "« as-y SAVE 30c BUY I QT. . GET 1 QT. FREE! AHM V m PURE, PINEAPPLE " " '- 4 '1 BOTTLE SODA "-iff 4U: UNOXHAM 3 2.69 ORANGE DldNKIMAID' PURITAN IMPORTED POLISPOLISHH - SLICED MAYFAIR BREAD . : 2 29' CANNED SODA "SMS" » 7' GRAPE DRINK .119* HAMETTE Ib. PLANTERS PEANUTS '.; 3 '• 1 SEEDLESS GRAPES «19* CANTALOUPES IACH 19* Birdi Ev Freih FrMtn s I CliAilC California rfA s FISH STICKS * • LMWIUNJ Sunklit Iff • rrnh ICE CREAM ORANGESv.:::iO' 39 29 DATATACC LINDEN '"*"• i ib for rUIAIUCj ^RMS .'TrlnkUCpka. 49 FIERY RED, SWEET EATIN' — WHOLE LINDEN FARMS of HAPPY BOY All Ho»ors
TIP TOP Pink or Reg. SAVE 20c Watermelons 20 i 99IVresh Frozen 3 25 56 Money-Saving Favorites From Our Appetizer Dept. IMufair Home Made MACARONI SALAD ••• «•• 19c SUPER %J MARKETS NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. Home Made CHEESE CAKE - - 39c 'OPEN SUNDAYS Pric«» •fftctiv* thru SMOKES CHUBS '^ wh».u n> 59c Utardiy, July I, 1961. Right to Limit. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. RED BANK Old Fashioned BOLOGNA »»*. 39c
•'\i Jane 28, 1961 BED BA3K REGISTER DENNIS THE MENACE mop-up" operation will eon- HeteowaM, t3,7«; Sea Gtrt, Mn.it, |i,5O9 mi Sprint tun* until *U bones and bust- BdwaMI'X Doyle", ft,M2; Uke, m Towns Ukt, Mrs. Eoltfa Weltetaasa, FINED TOR TOIL Parkway at the Red Bask reran nesses have beea given an op- The fine wa* paid In «wrt hen portunity to make tbelr contribu- 1,605; and Wai) Township, Leroy MODLCTOWN - Cbarlee Cancer tions. Jl.flM. Babey.V. 4* n Hope *A, E«ton- *«*e «• tnm, J«s beat fined $S on the 13 towns which have wJJectioo was "**», No problem finding tenant topped their quotas, with the $4,000 quota; cfcargea et raffing to p«y the 10- Drive Goals names of local chairman and then,vn . . habltuaHy huat by day. And the cent IOB te u automatic collecll - when you advertise The Register Ocean Township, $70« above its fierce great hewed owl goes way,—Advertisement ALUENHURST - TWrteen amount* reported to date, fol- EatonUwn, «4H above its $600; tion lane on the Garden Siate Monmouth County municipalities low: 13.000; and Sea Girt, (882 above h««*wi «»U> day and nJght have exceeded local quotas in the AtianUc TVwnsnlp, Mnt. Ro- 1981 American Cancer Society ^ Mlllteri ^M- Bridle. Mrs, Crusade for $63,000, W. Daniel Elizabeth Murray and Mrs. Williams, president of the Mon-Elsie Oil, f 1,18); Eatontown, Ro mouth County Chapter, said yes- bert A. Quinn, tl.OU; Freehold terday. Township, Mr*. Marshall Er Mr. Williams said the receipts rickson and Alfred V. McCo" r ao lar exceed the, $52,000 col- ml*, •642; Mauuquan, Mrs lected in the county last year John Gray, Sl,lMSM ; MlMlddtetowd i and indicate that achievement of Township, Mrs. Robert Batten goal is a distinct possibility. (5,301; Neptune City, Mrs. Rft He hailed Monmouth County bent McGrath. $680. Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper, Neptune Township, Mrs. taw county Crusade chairman, and rence Henoeasy, $1,2M;_ Ocear the more than 5,000 volunteer Grove, Mrs. Charles Bossert workers and local leaders who $8«; Ocean Township, Mrs iiave participated. He said that a Harel LeJctater and Mrs. FJortnc*
ENROLL YOUR CHILD IN TH1 ARIAS MOST Hie Following A&P KEAliSnCALLY.PMCn DAY CAMP Supermarkets EXPLORER start with Sophisticate. •I COfrTHWKA6U/WI0HlCK1#«>SOlttEf»l« This desk is typkdot FUNNVjl THINK kYE3momTH£/&tty/' the nwiethan135 Now Open DAY CAMP axeitteg pieces for troy also good plants for these loca- looin* Rich, vans, tions. and Boys • 4 to 14 tltgsRt, it has a pirqurt Annuals More top, plank design end For low flower borders try per- At McGuire's Grove. Middletown. N. J. panels. The chsir of SUNDAYS tulaca, California poppy, annual solid Fetao. Coins s«e Dependable phlox, and sweet alyssum. These Register Now for 2, 4, 6 or 8>wttk stssiens. the toaplrta Sophlsticata (9 am. to I p.m.) will frequently rested themselves JUNE 26TH - AUG. 181H collection in em, each year if the soil is not dis- galltrles today. At Seashore turbed. PROGRAM INCLUDES: Athletics, Music end Drama, • • • FREEHOLD — Low. spreading Annuals will continue to bloom Nature Lore, Creative Arfi, Swimming, Trips and annual flowera make dependable profusely throughout the summer many more. plants for the seashore garden. EATONTOWN if the dying flowers are snipped TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED You can plant them now and they off frequently, adds County Agent Rout. 35 will provide plenty of color all M. A. Clark. This will prevent Additional: Individual tutoring In school subjects summer. plants from producing seed at the by etperienced teachers. : 140 Inri Stnet, RW leak, M.i. Annual require little care once expense ol flowers. established, advises Donald B. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL SHREWSBURY Lacey, Rutgers home grounds SH 7-2241 - SH 1-9007 - LI 2-1183 specialist. Before planting, spade It pays to advertise in The 159, Newman Springs Rd. peat moss, Ieafmold, compost or Register.—Advertisement. "Let Your Child Discover Our 4th Summer of Fun." (at Shrewsbury Avenue) other organic natter into the flower border. Also apply ground limestone if « toil test indicates the need for DEAL lime, and rake in commercial fertilizer, such as 5-10-10, at 282 Norwood Avenut pounds to 100 square feet. Petunias are the favorite tea- t • • shore flower and thrive hi porch boxes and window boxes. Ver- KEANSBURG bena, lantana and geraniums are Highway 36 • • • Fairview Brig. Gen. Joseph Heinrlch. Cooper Rd., has returned home PORT MONMOUTH from a month's trip to Europe on Highway 36 business. ' Mrs. Mary Corcoran, Harvard • • • St., has returned home from a visit with relatives in Jackson- RARITAN TOWNSHIP ville, Fla. Highway 36 Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs • • • Vincent SUM. Maida Ter.. were • ** • • Mr. and Mrs. David Jacobs of CLIFFWOOD Yorkers, N. Y. Route 35 Mr. and Mrs. Josepe Paris! and family, Stephenvitle Blvd., moved to Washington, D. C, last week. on America's largest selling beans * IONMOUTH MEATS Stokely 1 110 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-5292 RED BANK OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9 P. M. Van (amp GENUINE SPRING 5-6 Ib. SIZE pi ^sW c LEGS of LAMB 59Ib • *• Fully trimmed-cut to order-seasoned LOOK c FOR THIS Ib SPECIAL Sirloin STEAKS 79 LABEL Fresh Killed. Grade "A". 3 to 4 Ib.Slie ^^ WMJ FRYING CHICKENS 27Ib
LEAN-FRESH GROUND p| 0^ CHUCK CHOP 59Ib LEAN - RIB HALF ^^ 0*. (WITH PORK) LOIN of PORK 39Ib LEAN - MEATY SKINLESS SPARE RIBS 59'b FRANKS 49* 1 Outsell the rest because: ^ Van Camp uses only choice, hand-picked, tender beans 3" SHORT RIBS BEEF •fa Generously flavored with a variety of special spices and plump, ripe tomatoes 3 ii SAUSAGE MEAT •^f Simmered slowly in this exclusive Secret Savory Sauce to flavor each bean ^f Rich in protein, iron, calcium, niacin, Vitamin tot and B2 3 ibs. LEAN CHOPPED BEEF serve the finest...products from Stokely-Van Campl Mia Joan Almenw GuwUi were' Mr. ufi Mr«. Mr. and Mrt. Albert Raven, Miai Kathy, , Nancy and Georgeae Blw, man, IrfagSon, aad Miuei.CW*- f Auxiliary tie League, uA Jobs &yarto, Wed, June 28, 1961-9 Frank Gray, Sr,, Mr,.aa« Mr», Carol WllK«, Mr*. Martha Wai- andFrank and Witliam Anton- tiMyRalnto, ROM Ann Kalalw, coach. ,tt'f§U# it P*rty ' ; John Rfttoko, Mr, and Mn. Frank ling, nwrnas Jensen and Al Ha-tdw" . FreeMM; Mr. and MrsPatrici, a Alaesas and Karen Al- Mtuceii Presentation* Mrs. Satb Green, president, kit, which had beta {archaaed by MATAWAN - Mr. and MMAlnkoM. , Mr. and Mn. WUUun ven, Ifatawan. Richard Lanza, Miss Barbara menai, Mark inguiggUto and CLIFFWppD - At a ape* gave the banner with the.Uttleth' * auxiliary from the MaUwaB . Jerry Almena*, Grant St., -enter- Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Morris In- Alsa, Mr. and Mn, Percy Lew- Lanza, Mn. Ray Harper, and Roaald Raven, this place. meeting In the Angela tlubhou Angela' colon, an orange field Township First Aid Squad. • talaed Sunday for their daughter, guBgglato. Mr. and Mr«. Alfred it, Mr. and Mn, George Bier, Steven, Bruce and Sue Harper. the Little Angels' Auxiliary made with a Blue A, to be displayed Jots,- who graduated from Mate- Biel, Mr. and Mrs. William Bow- Mr. and Mrs. William Antqnldes, Eatontown; Mr. and Mn. Robert It paya to advertise in Thetwo presentations to Ben Gulil, at die game*. Algeria is mare than tout tlmea • waa High School. ie, Mr. and Mn, Zane Anaon, Mrs. John Bier, Peter Urbelli, Sporman and Miss Virginia Spor- Register.—Adverti»ement, manager of the Little Angela Lit She alao presented a flrat aid thesize of France.' TO MAKE YOUR INDEPENDENCE DAY OBSERVANCEJ§MORE FESTIVE & THRIFTIER:..
Budg9t-MgM§nhg Buys for your . . . Holiday Picnic Pack
Habisco Cookies Gtiareoal Briquettes STEAK SALE! Marvel Starter Fluid ^l1^ RIB STEAK SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE Dixie Gups Mareal Pastel Napkins Fred's Steak Sauce W*M«I«-. 2 Sauerkraut *-«-.*-- 2 29° OPEN TIL 9 p. m. %mtm\h. %P7ib. M mr BANQUET WHOLE CHICKEN Monday, July 3rd "Super-Right" Quiliry—Short Cur (First Cuts Priced Highar) CCC em. Uwrys Seasoned Salt AIP •nitf—With IN OH UM RIBS OF BEEF Styto J Jib. Re»*7 Chili Sauce TOP or BOTTOM—Boneless Instant Coffee 1*1.24 Za-RexSymps ^ In* Parltr—Haaikarnr ar Fnakhrtar "Sipar-Rlglt" Qullty IM! ROUND ROAST 79i Tender Loaf Tea Bags wrh7..«i.t.i ^530 Sliced Rolls ^8.25< Bill—IsialMt StaffedOliyos £?J£ f «* Para Fran riavan Siper-RlfM Irani-All Hart 1S Frankfurters l;89< Top Sirloin ROAST 7% Fanning'! Bread ft Butter Pickles ;25« Hawaiian Punch 21" 65c EvansWalnntTopping -J^ *^ AIP Initf-Wllte Ilion •••(—Boni!tss Mix or Match! Your Choice Ham Steaks **•< 89i Cross Rib ROAST 792 Super-Right Brand Tuna fish ™>« 2 \i 53c Knkar—Qiart iir SilHWlW *• COLD CUTS 4&99< . Regular Bologna, Luxury Loaf, OIITO Loaf, Libby Dill Pickles 29< Top Sirloin STEAK 89: California ROAST 49J Pickle Loaf, Plain Loaf, Spiced Luncheon Meat, flklpsy Iraa4—Creasy er Oraaafcy H "SBpir-Rlikf lMt-«aMlaat SiMr-lll|M" QiilHy-lMilMt Okiek Old Faahionad Loaf, Liverwurat, Cooked Salami. STEAK 89S La»« Quantrtlai S»M at Rtf «Ur hint Peanut Butter "37< Top Round Pot Roast •»««-. 59L Salad Bowl Fixin't! All Flavin—'/i gillii aoalalair Sipir fligH Irai«-Ttp ««aHtr lapartad—eaawd I Ik. Ban I la. On Salad Dressing Sul"n d Marvel Ice Cream 59< Sliced Bacon it 59< Unox Ham 2" 4" AIHIHB rail—It" WKIfe—IIII. ratl dexola Ikuk Pcrtlii Bitt Ptrlloa pint "Super-Right" Quality—TENDER* WMttf EHkn Cider Vinegar 13« s Reynolds Wrap 29c Red Salmon CaMma-K*a|M Fat* Frath SMOKED HAMS 49 29f 39J Star-KistTuna Waxed Paper 2 FULLY COOKED HAMS* M 51S51S.. I -'331 | ,.'143,1 Mayonnaise ^nP.,. ^590 Rise Rlkkoa # According to U.S. Government Specifications Whole Peeled Apricots Papei Oier Park Iraa*—AHMM —A Tatty Breakfast Combination — ' tiiayhntk-MEDIUM SIZE—flrade A Frown Food Buys! Cookies ^85c Rtgilar ar Mak Saatklai—II n. pk|1.. Fresh White Eggs 2.75' C AH leei •nri Libby Lemonade 8!.:69 Applesauce cc*kies 35c Sliced Bacon £49e Nifty ttni PEACHES Chopped Onions Porfocr SN MiHtrt /mo Dost orf f For Holiday Entertaining . . . flrapeiiice 3 tT. 49' 3 29 Serve Refreshing Beverages Oraige Juice 2^31* RMly • Paek-AII Flavors, PIM Dtpttlt Banquet Pot Pie* SWEET CORN l8t" Yukon Club 6 39c Beef Cube Steaks Naw J«rn/ pDw BLUEBERRIES Daiquiri Mix can c Coca-Cola 6 .it 37c Dorann't Brand lib. AAg French Fries Conay litand Sfyla SEEDIESSGRAPES 2° JANE PARKER All FUvon tot. Yukon Club Plus Dtpofit * bottla: W.kafl.U Brand Grab Meat pig- Gingtr Alt cr FRESH LEMONS Canada Dry Club Sod«—Plus D.poiil boHlai ** R Sinjii AU, Club Soda, PASCAL CELERY — APPLE PIE White Rock Fruit Flavor!—Plut Dipoiir 2 "«• (go Sing«r Alt, Club Sodi, Da/ry Monf h Va/uosi W Hoffman's Frulr Flwbri—Plui Dipoilt * boHlai FRESH SEEDLESS LIMES ' THIS WEEK Bariaa'a Irani—Plain ar OMva SAVE 14< Super Coola Drinks 3 ^" 25* Jen. pkg«- Whan you cfo your grocery shopping... 46 oi. C Cream Cheese 2 45' Hi-G Orange Drink :35« 2 E 21 For teke-it-eesy meafa, serve tuperb Jane Parte Pltitlriltd PfsMMt Buy Your Health and Beauty Aidt! Apple Pie juat aa it is... delidom. For gala meals, 7 Fruit Drink 2lb., Punchinello CHEESEF00D e top it with ice cream (and be reedy with "seconds"). Ched-o-Bit ?."87loaf I Gillette Razor Blades Thim A* Enjoy fhe tatie-ieasing flavor of AiAtr* Branndd lMloi.< Terry Aliens Shampoo Ofher Jam Parker VafwtMf Thrifty A&P Iced Tea Natural Swiss Slices Donulti"' c plcg,M' « oou oaMAaau .b.59c Colgate's Toothpaste Rich ind Flavorful Sliced American POUND CAKE '""<" 49( UJ . njl ^ American or Swill I2oi. J4g Alka-Seltzer Nectar Tea rnOI*W*DII p^duri,,,) pvecau (16 Slic* Pad pig. *» DANISH PASTRY RING 3* All 9 *"• '7A hr h Kraft Party Snacks Varl.li.i cupi Pacquins Hand Cream ^^*T« nouua o« mmiD TWIN PACK 701 Micrin Oral Antiseptic 89c POTATO CHIPS "—• 53t WE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC. Pilcei flffecliva through Realemon Saturday, July tat in Criico Johnson's Raid Bright Sail Super Markefi and Self- Lemon Juice Pura Vogttabt* Shortening Flying Innct Klll.r Insecticide uper fr^arkets Sarviea atorei only. Mb-O7o 3lb.c*nA4 0 Raconililultd 12 or. bomb preuurorypt AMERICA'S DEPENDABLE FOOD MERCHANT SINCE 1859 btf.W be». "I 121 Monmouth Street Route 35 Highway 36 Highway 36 Prospect Ave. and Church St. 159 Newman Springs Rd. RED BANK EATONTOWN PORT MONMOUTH KEANSBURG UTTLE SILVER at Shrewsbury Ave. Complete Liquor Department SHREWSBURY Open Mon., Tue*., Wed. and Open Tuts., Wed. and Thurs. Open Mon., Tuei., Wed., Popular Brands of Beer and Ale In Thli Sup«r Market In Thli Store* • Thurs. 'til 9 p. m. Thins, 'til 9 p. m. 'til 9 p. m. , Open Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays Mon., Wed., Thurs. 'til 9 p. m. Open Than, 'til 9 p. m. Prldoy* Until 10 p. m. Fridays Until 10 p. m. Fridays Until 10 p. m. Friday* Until 10 p.m. 'til 9 p. m.; Fridays Until 10 p. m. Fridays Until 10 p. m. a.yr. Mr. uA Mm, Paul FED BANK REGISTER atroett tad Mr*. Herman Oetjee COULEGE BOARD SCORES 2 Graduates T. Ryder. Thomas V. B. Rjder. Hazlet rf Keyport. Mrs. W11B*m Cooper FREEHOLD - The May U6I RedBuk; Mf. and Mrs. RotawJ 10-Wed., June 28, 1961 rf MorgaavUJe and Mrs. Fred college board scons are avail- Mrs. Wekar D. Brows, Jr. 3uepeH of Rumson. able la the Freehold Regional md Mra. Awash)* Bailey and DavM EnmoM. IOH Karen 3U- tn. S6, RU hostess at High School guidance office. In- In Family laughter* Adeie, Susan and terpretation of the results can be derbadc, Mltg Barter* Hooley, fctty, Mr. and Mrs. Robert luncheon and cards at her horn Mrs. John F. Weigand, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.< Edward C. Wet- H Deiray Beach, Fk., has com-had by talking to members of the •liner. Mrs. J. Frank Weigand, in honor of Mrs. Howard Han guidance department who will be Have Party gand and son Hans, Mrs. Harry Mat Margaret E. Weigand, Alan son of West Palm Beach, Fie., jieted a twyeer course at West CraWford, Mr. and Mra. Wilfred Palm Beach Junior College, available'this summer. HAZLET — Mr. and Mrs. Jottger, Miss Elizabeth Jean former Keyport resident. Guest Wfljon, Mist Muriel Wilson, Mm. fcytor, Htmet, Florida, and received »n AA it- No problem finding tenants Charles I. Young, Jr., HoioxM were Mrs. C. Leon Garrison pee. Mrs. Weigand is a former Rd. held opm house In honor A. Ellison and Mrs. Seymour when you advertise Hi* Register Pappjs, Keyport; Mr. and Mrs. It pays to advertise in ^The Mn, George A. Campbell, Mrs tariet resident of the graduation of their ton John B. Hoke, Mrs. Daniel H way.—Advertisement. Robert and daughter Marilyn. Harry S. WiHey. CentervUte; Mrs. Register.—Advertisement. George M. Duncan, Mr. and Mrs., Robert graduated from Lehlgh Martin J, LautftnvaH, Mr. and University BetUehan, Pa. He re- Mra. Frank H, Duncan, Mr, and TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS COMPLETE SUMMER ceived a bachelor of arts degree Mrs. diaries Otelrmonte, 'Mrs. in geology. Mtrifya graduated Marita D. Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. from Kejport Huji School SJ.e PARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES TUTORING PROGRAM G. Morris Duncan' and son Ken- Put... Oa tat 3% ttlft will attend, Westminster Choir and Small Clauss College in Princeton. neth, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hey- STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES lt**iM -Altmtm Hwl»i iho Anejfcaa tort of Cto» er, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Dun- Mr St tkimak A*n» U Quota included: Mr. and Mrs. toHJk BekMl4i can and ohHdren Ralph, Nancy ART J DRAFTING MATERIALS ran eouiw IHTHAMCI 0. M. Meyer and Miss Judith and Richard, Miss Rose: Em- Meyer, Blootnsbury; Mr. and mons, Mrs. Ethel Stryker and Talaphena Mrs. Harold B. Girth, Miss MarJ- tstaMlslitd ^T^l^ ' L waiTina AND COMPOSITION • Mn. Myron DaUeabach and 0«wiiN>tT, BWhmwttn, Rbtont, orie L. Girth and Cart Girth, daughter Judy, Matawan, and SH 1-0001 Amerleu Uirntor*, K«iUU Utamhtr* Cranbury; Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Burk- UMDM THS TUTORSHIP Of G. BurttMnk, Sr., Port Mon- hardt Jr., Mr. and Mis. Ross RED IANK Mr. m* Mn. Ctalr W. talhy mouth; Atwr Meyer, Middle- F. Duncan and son Rick, Mr. — " -"• f.«SSt town; Mr. and Mi*. William
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NEW SHREWSBURY - lbs "«. W« Invite aH dtiiens of Now Shrewsbury Parents Com- New Shrewsbury who are Inter- mittee, in a meeting at the boms ested In the progress of educa- of to president, John D. Ctowtey tion to Join and work with us." Monday night, adopted a "atate- The group agreed on (he neces- Holiday time brings the chance for more family fanan d meat of aims and principles,"' sity of public attendance at Text of the statement foUowm: Board of Education meetings, for fine fellowship with friends. Naturally, good food "1. We have oome together to and Bernard Ross was name* work for the excellence of cur chairman of a committee to in- and good times go together! So we bring Safeway shoppers t public schools commensurate sure attendance from the Parents with our ability to support Hum. Committee. Mm. Lawrence Bur- fabulous array of delicious fun foods especially for this "2. We shasl, with open minds, gund, Mra. Marvin David, Donald scrutinize past, present and fa- MadPherson, Robert Oliver, Mon- holiday event Whether you're planning a picnic, backyard tore operations of our school roe Deutsch and Afeert Dorsey sysMn with the aim of making were named to assist Mr. Row. barbecue, patio dinner, beach party, mountain outing or such constructive criticism as As Research Unit facts may warrant. A research committee was ap- at-home fun, we have the foods to suit your needs. "3. We reaffirm the fact that pointed wtth Cart Orlando and the majority of the titiuns of Edward A. Carrol as co-chair- Safeway*s low prices will save you money, too! New Shrewsbury are interested men, the other members of this in having a firat-rate school sys- committee are Harry Westiake, tem and have given liberal fl- Bruce Anderson, Jay H. Hayes am nanrisl support for that purpose. and Rkhan! Matoney. "4. We will pay approxhnatety The group agreed that the Sea Trader Tuna 4*^1.00 V/t per cent of values of our immediate objective Is to work All Stores Closed Tuesday homes each year for education, toward die ellminattai of the Peach Halves 29 n. and seriousty question why we double sessions scheduled for (Ope( n Monday Regular Hours) ,££. 4 : i.oo roust now go on a spNt session September, 1981. these double **¥*¥¥*¥*¥*¥¥[¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥*¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥*¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥*¥¥* Grape Jelly schedule m spite of such finan- sessions, the committee charged, 5 . 1.00 cial support of our schools. are the result of the school Question Board board's decision Ut stop using Golden Blossom KnJ 4't "5. We sfaaU pubUoly creation the a&purpose rooms as dase- 1.00 Hie wisdom of »e present Board rooms. Grapefruit Sections of Education la both the fiehto Publicity win be handled by 1.00 of fiscal management and in their a onmmNtee consisting of Law- Apple Sauce 8: persistence in supporting educa- rence J. Kirk, chairman; John ers lS 1.00 tional sMe issues and frills ratti- F. Shaipe, Mrs. WrHiam Bren- UlanI Pineapple Juice Hawaiian er than concentrating a fuH day's nan and Louis M. Anctarek. USDA InspMted for Wholaiom«n«i 1- 1.00 sound academic program lor our The committee scheduled its Thesa ore top quality chickens — plump tender children. neat meeting for Monday, July "6. We eipreas our confidence 10, at Mr. Crowley's hone, 16 birds with the iweetest-eatin' meat you ever tasted. in the teachers of our school sys- Dallwood La., and invited aH liv And look at our law price... tem and wish to assist them by terested people to atttnd. making sure that all money* ire Juty 10 is Die night before the spent to further a program of next reeuhrry scheduled school Whole Waldorf... up-to-date comprehensive aca- board meeting. by the demic training. Ib. • •••(•••••••aisBli You Knew This "7. We wiH support candidates pound Fir* Quality for election to tin Board of Ed- Styled-to-Slim ucation who are qualified to take (Regular 49c) affective action in support of Printed Pattern 25 our abas. Split or Quartered.. "•28c [/HeBlHSR\ 13 oi. sis* Chicken Legs „ "> 39« Chicken Breasts ___ 39« Lucerne Heavy Cream Town .& Country S39c 10 to 14 pounds Ib. (There is no problem which Canned Hams 59. een't be made a trifle more com' plicated through Sldwayi Think- Pecan Ring ATait.Tr.at > '£•53' ing. Write to George, c/o tods Sliced-For Quick Skylark Bread Pullman Sty I. newspaper.) Meals or Sandwiches "• . SllctdWtilb Sliced Boiled Ham Honey Buns Morian'i Frozth 99 HMtandStm Dear George. I have a crush on my butcher. Get Plenty For, Dinner Redy ^£5£- -3*1.00 I don't know how to get over it, 2 b. e but it's ruining our food budg- Holiday Lunches Breaded Sole . E££l- "£3* et—I live with three other girls Skinless Franks (we have secretarial jobs) and try as I might to economize, I Ground Beef lb am pulled toward the butcher ">45« Bologna or Liverwurst 49« counter like a magnet. Daisy Butts Fresh Spareribs *££ »65c 10th Week I stare dreamy-eyed while this T dreamboat with the wavy black Sliced Bacon Z.ST lb hair whacks me off filet after Italian Sausage tZ 69= filet. I get all shivery Inside when Beautiful Dutch Blue Ovenware he says, "Will that be all, blon die?" and then I order more cuts Then I go up the cruel reality Swanee Assorted Colon of the check-out register, and Shop Safeway for Savings Refrigerator then home to the outraged Toilet Tissue 4 45< squalls of my roommate*. What can I do. George? This way lies bankruptcy. (But, oh! Cragmont Assorted Pitcher Those big brown eyes!) No Deposit Bottle Meat-Market Madness Soft Drinks 6 1.00 Dear M.M.: Either let one of the other girls bring home the bacon, or do a or Peas & Carrots little batting of your own big Frozen, Premium Quality eyes and let him do a little steak Bel-air Peas 6 1.00 Go sleeveless when it's sunny 99 buying. (I don't usually turn on , my own sex like this, but I Just — shrug on the bolero when (60 got my meat-market bill 'and breezes blowl This cool costume Highway ounce these guys got it coming.) is the perfect answer to what to wear from day to dsrk. Whole Kernel Printed Pattern 9387: Hall Golden Cora Dear George: 6 1.00 I always read where you're not Sizes 14V5. 1614, IBM. H, ^, Wh Size 16^ dress takes 3% Remember a different supposed to kiss a girl on your Highway... In first date. But this redhead I met yards 35-Inch; bolero \% yards. kissed me on our first date and, Send 50c (coins) for this pat Tomato Sauce item each week in fact, kept kisiing me. Was tern—add 10c for each pattern Pork & Beans 10 1.00 this proper? lor lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, The Red Bank Puzzled Register, Pattern Dept., 232 West Dear Puzzled: *~ Snider'i . . w „ . . , . 18th St, New York 11, N. Y. Rich Red Baby Food I( doubt it, and quit complain- Prjnt plainly nlme> idd(^, w]th Tomato Catsup 5 1.00 Baby Food zone, size and style number. B»ech-Nur Strained 100 FASHION FINDS - the •aaeh-Nui Junior adds upl More and more• best, newest, moat beautiful Planters ppeoplp e use The Registeg r ads eachi Printed Patterns for Summer, fan*fa becausb e resultl s corns fasf - 961. See them all in our new Cocktail 101" 99« ter.—Advertisement. Color Catalog. Send 35c nowl Salted Peanuts 3 1.00 Agent* at Conreation Hdme* * MeDowtQ Ajeaey, It hat been found that the ti* Fttqwtrfck, Micbde and Kevin I HEP SANK HEGI8TER -Wei, June 18, Bofendet, MtcaM Jt» MM* snwad a wound are rich' Spetota, Mn. Hte Smith and I- BPJUNOLMaS-Twonwtwd Belford John tod Annie Powett. A family tt^ « specisJ hormone which mood, N. Y. The family ..spent Mn. DpnaU Porfano of CttWd* HCAL Wftfemtal Walter Hutcttn- fi was held Sunday in Lake, eon»( Thomas Wayne Marrone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Marrone, Morley Estates, was baptized re- cently In St. Mary's Catholic Church, New Monmoutti. Mr. and Red Has School Shortage Too HONG KONG (AP) — Tens of thousands of young children in Red China will be forced to quit school this fan because of short- age of high schools, lite students don't like It. Peiping's official newspaper 1 for students, Chung Kuo Ching Nien Pao. is being flooded with letters these days from students " seeking advice. To all the letters Save at Safeway SMEW* the paper has a ready repy: Plunge into agricultural labor. Chung Kuo CWng Nien Pao re- Potato Chips tXT Utc. l»| ports 10 million students will be II.i. libb/s Frozen graduating from primary schools Reisman Pretzels SHx 29c this summer. TamMa Thrown 7«i. i)Q, Regular or Pink ( "H aU of the graduates were Stuffed Olives ManxanMa b«l. O" Lemonade 10 to enter Mgh schools," It said, Martal "at least 10,000 new schools Imported Sardines M.rm.n O I.UU WM or Hamburger Style would be required. Each of these schools would have to have 20 Display fruits, flowers In this Paper Plates aJttL r39e Mn. Wrighfs freshman classes and each dass graceful, pineapple centerpiece Hot Dog Rolls would have to accommodate at —everybody will love it! Canned Soda S5T. 12 '£ 1.00 least 50 students." Expensive chins? No, this Solid White The Chinese Communist papei beautiful, unbreakable center- said there also is an acute piece is simply crocheted,' then -Cheese Slices- Special Pack shortage of qualified teachers. starched stiffly. Cost peonies, Star-kist Tuna 3 89< "We would need several hun- pattern 800: easy directions. Dutch Mill American, Swiu dred thousand teachers if all the Send 35c (coins) for this pat- or Pimento... Pasteurized Process primary school graduates were tern—add 10c for each pattern Vanilla or Chocolate half • to enter high schools," the paper for lst-class nailing. Send to Triple Treat gallon said. Laura Wheeler care of The Red Lucerne Ice Milk 49 Chung Kuo Ching Nien Pao Bask Register, Needlecraft Dept., 3 65c emphasizes, "Labor Is just P. 0. Box 161, Old Chelsea Sta- glorious as further schooling.'1 tion, New York 11, N. Y. Print Count on Safeway 8 ez. Apparently many students don't plainly pattern number, name, UriaMbaa Selected Eggs For Savings jar think so. One student from Man- address and zone. Send now for Kraft Cheez Whiz 29 dhuria wrote to the editor: our exciting, new 1961 Needle- Swiss Cheese "I always feel that it would be craft Catalog. Over 125 designs a pity if I go to serve as a pea- to crochet, knit, sew, embroider, Creamery Butter or Edwards Coffee lib. sant after studying for nine years. quilt, weave — fashion,- home- Regular or Drip can My thinking is In trouble ... I furnishings, toys, gifts, bazar Zippy Relish HatDagar. Beech-Nut Coffee 53 hope you will spare some time to hits. Plus FREE — instructions help me in undoing the knot in for six smart veil caps. Hurry, my heart." send 25c now! Aluminum Foil SSFarttka Zippy half SfMt'l Circus Peanuts Top Quality gallon *mkFwk Kosher Dill Pickles 49 Charleston Greys -100 FREE wwiied 'Viers .NwilM SJM hnriout t • • Uratght from fWrt "melon patch**." Sweet Eating 22-A MAIN ST. sVery oneguaranteed... hav* yevnelf Gold Bond Stamps Ql 9C I Mile North Watermelons IVIa 99 oj Eatontown Circle With purchase of a 20-lb. bag Center of Eatontown Cook-out Low prohibits the advertisement of these Charcoal Briquets Nationally Famous brands but you'll know them when you see them. No Coupon Required Offer good through July 1st LADIES' Swim Suits -50 FREE- • Lastex > • Knit • All the latest Gold Bond Stamps colors With purchase of a 1-lb. jar Sixes 32 to 42 Values to 22.95 Naar Cole Slaw LADIES' LADIES' "LomofCql" "MeShore Classics" or Potato Salad "Imfly" Blouses No Coupon Required Offer good through July lit Jamaicas $1.89 $j.00 1 Values to 4.98 Values to 5.98 -50 FREE- Hugo Selection LadlsV "Mothod" "Panflno" Gold Bond Stamps Man Tailored Fully Lined Bermuda Extra Large With purchase of 1 quart Shirts Jumbo California each 00 Fancy Cantaloupes 3 pound average 29 Nil-Made $250 3 Salad Oil Nat'l Adver. 8.95 Sizes 7 to 17. Reg. 8.95 Thompun Fresh Sweet Corn rin.it Seedless Grapes FoncyWhlt* No Coupon Required SwMf «nrf From local larg* Offer good through July 1st EATONTOWN STORE ONLY Georgia Peaches Juicy Iceberg Lettuce Farm hud SUMMER HOURS TODAY THRU SATURDAY Pikn effetin at all N»« itnty, Pearl Kwr and Mlddl«r»wn Safeway Stem. START THIS WEEK W* nnm Hit right !• limit quantities. Nona tele lor mole. OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY!!! HAWAIIAN Froian Punch 4 ai. (an 2 lor 41c DOLE FRUIT COCKTAIL 17 oi. an 35t Thursday 10 to 9 P. M. MORTON'S Fraian ItKuht 11 n. pka. Kt WELCH'S FIESTA PUNCH quart ilia 31c NESCAFE INSTANT COFFK 10 »i. |or 1J9 SCOT TOWtlS JO nil pack 2 fer 39c Friday 10 to 9 P. M. NESTII'S PICAFI Spiclai pack S «. |er ••« SARAN WRAP |unae iln »kj. Sic YUIAN INSTANT COFFEE * n. |ar }M SARAN WRAP resuhr ill. pka. 91c Saturday 10 to 6 P. M. COFFEE Chate i Sonborn ip.c.ptk. Ib. can Ms KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP 32 oi. |ar 57c LI 2-9747 nNDERKAP TEA SAGS 41 ta pack aJc RICEXRONI CHICKEN • ai. pkg. 39c IAOU SFAOHITT1 SAUCE 13 ei. \,t lt> VASHINI HAIR TONIC Jaa.bM.JSc save you more s Basting Spoon «ii Wai Rode Closed all day July 4th All Adwtfted Mm Effective 99 Monday, .My l * "^ LANCASTER BRAND FUUY COOKED SHANKLESS SMOKED Shanlclfss Portion 39 LMk for tU "PUtLY Canter Cut Stfe*t •Mr ape mm* COOKK)" Lvnnittr bond Ub.1. . .JW. 1I • difftr.ncl Fully Cookxl M»oni no odd. •d moiitunl All you nMd do li h«ot o»d tarv* . . , you SAVE tmtinr MOM b«Bn> 1U» » lor hn cooking ihrink. mm Ragukir Smoked P*?'6" Portion HthUr Holf WHOIE HAMS 29 39. 49 ONLY Lancaster Brand-Oven Ready € RIB ROAST 69 .' Hormel Rtortr Canned Ham 3.79 .4.99 FKSH KHIHH PAN READY! IjMNO UNCASTER BRAND RUSHED FROM NEARBY FARMS I Franlcs Chicbns 99« and VEGfTABlfS RHEAUVEGfTAMAPork anNd STYL BeanE OR s 1 (h: 1.00 HBNI-yeOfTAWAPork anN ITYUd E Bean0* s 81:1.00 JUMBO ROLL rtEOULAROitHoV Saran Wrap 2-1.00 Ideal Catsup 4 ^, 69. Sc OFF LABEL HitNZ LARGE NORTHWESTERN BING Swift's Prem «. wn 39' Ketchup 3 69 NEW CROP SWKT CALIFORNIA LARGE SWEET KEEPS FOOD FMSHER SVrtfT O£ Corn 5Mri35e Nectarines to25c Kaiser Foil 3 > 85< Peanut Butter 3 89- mtsimwm toBsmsncm 2L CHOCC«O€KK :W*FUIL C NUTS Elbow Macaroni 3 z 49' Coffee v#lI°°.!f Lobsters «JN5HW«-POTATO FRRLS, #% Ot - HYDE PA«K, 14 OZ. SUN5WNE-CHEEWT, 1« Ol. - SHOC. CHJP, 7% OZ. BORDCN'S CREAM CCrackerk s - ^ 3-1.00 Cookies Cheese 4 69 HUOSON •athreom Timuu pfcg. of 4 49c mzm rows •OkO C-MST—AU FLAVORS ToW« Nopkim 2 pVgi. of 70 JJc WWH Tow»)» 2 roll, of ISO 41c Ice Cream ' NapWnt family pack of 200 31c ROMAN h«W Tl»o« pkg. o< 400 27e Cheese Ravioli Worth Puss-N-Boots WELCH'S reen Stamps Cat Food Grape Juice SNOW C«OP 6 *t«i. MM, liar Me Orange Juice 4 Z 99« t«tUy's faf IQ<» *r Prank T«a Bags Rolls Chicken of GREEN the Sea STAMPS In addition to rtoulor rfanpi wltti lh> purchou ol nnol totaling (3.00 «r mora and Ilih coupon. WHITE, SOLID TUNA GREEN FISH STAMPS •«n» 13-Or. «an •rt 1«0 foe SM »f«n MtmtfM wWiHi. pvfthaM of • Hh. box 'of *rhn». 71* Alt* get 50 fn* MH 9rMn Stompi with « meat purchaM tataling $300 er mm RED BANK—170 Broad St. PAIR HAVEN—576 Riv.r Rd. LINCROFT—Newman Sprinqs Rd. a? Hurfey Lant WEST LONG BRANCH-Rt. 36 and Broadway ?«J&.**'.-, BED BANK Home Delivery Dial SH 1-0QI0 DAY MOt/Mr THMeOOH/HDAY-Ur tn Week SH I-IIIO NIGHT Section Two RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1961 7c PER COPY Work Hunt Starts Education Aid Program 489 Civilians Will Lose Jobs Vote onBill inDoiibt LAKEHURST (AP) -Capl., However, station officials said Marion H. Eppes, commander of they had been unable to take any WASHINGTON (AP) — Hous« the Lakehurst Naval Air Station, action on behalf of the civilian leaders have just about given up yesterday asked private industry workers for lack of official notice. hope that President. Kennedy's to hire some of the 489 civilian Eppes announced the creation multi-billion dollar aid to educa- employees who will soon lose of a re-employment bureau to as- tion program can be put to a their jobs because of the Navy's sist the workers in finding new vote this session, jobs. abandonment of its blimp pro- A deep split among Democrats ram. Sources on the post said an ef- on the Rules Committee over the The shutdown, to be completed fort would be made to place some issue of aid for parochial schools by Nov. 30, had been expected of the workers in other jobs at apparently has doomed both for several months. the base and the navy said it Kennedy's $2.5 billion public will offer some men jobs at oth school bill and a $1.8 billion ex- er military bases. tension of the national defense Eppes invited— education act. vate industry" to investigate The rujes committee schedules New Main 1 qualifications of station person- legislation for the house floor al- nel and said this information though there are ways to circum- would be furnished upon request vent it, they rarely work with EICHMANN STUDIES —Adolf Eichmann studies the Gets Top controversial measures. And Job Placement Kennedy's school bills have been hand-drawn charts he offered in evidence at his Jeru- The Lakehurst Chamber of involved in controversy since he salem trial. Eichmann prepared the Naii organitation Commerce has also instituted a sent them to' coagress early in charts in support of his claim that he merely followed Priority job placement campaign aimed the session. orders from.above in the World War II extermination of at finding jobs for area residents Long History affected by the layoff. European Jews. (APWirephoto fay radio from Jerusalem) OCEANPORT — Councilman The house has a long history George F. Barrett last night as- In Washington, Sen. Harrison of opposition to school bills, hav- sured members of the Taxpay- A. Williams Jr., D-NJ, expressed ag killed three in the last eight er's Association that a new water "shock and disappointment" a years. This time the addition of Trial Continues main for Sagamore Ave, was a the Navy announcement. religious controversy to the nor- priority item for next year's He said it would "seriously af- mal opposition of conservatives municipal budget. fect a depressed area and re has made the going even tougher. He said plans called for the in- auce purchasing power in thi The threatened demise of the stallation of a six-inch loop-type rea by at least $3.2 million,' (ills in* the Rules Committee is main. a blow not only to Kennedy but Not the Boss, Williams said this announce- MAPPING THE TRAIL — Getting out to New Mexico U one thing. Wher. to take to Speaker Sam Rayburn, who As an immediate remedy to ment, coupled with the' recent de- a 50-mile hike, once there, is something else. This was what concerned this group won a five-vote victory eatty in rusty water said to be flowing cision to close down the Rarita the session over Rep, Howard through the existing two-inch Arsenal, indicated that New Jer- as it worked over a map of the 127,000-acre ranch at Cimarron, N. Mex., where a W. Smith, D-Va., chairman of main, Mr. Barrett said the bor- sey is "being asked to bear a contingent of 20 Boy Scouts and three adult leaders from Monmouth Council of the Rules Committee; in a bitter ough owned Portaupeck Water much greater burden of militarj Nazi Claims Company would carry out a Boy Scouts Is due to arrive by chartered bus today. Here,, left to right, are Fight for its'control. cutbacks than almost any othei "blow-off" operation. itate." Michael Mareolis, Troop 135, Keyport; Karl Swartzel, Troop 142, Middletown; Rich- When Rayburn won the way JERUSALEM (AP) — Adolf Eichmann brushed aside thi seemed open for Kennedy's.pro- According to Mrs. Richard Con- ard White, Troop 67, Red Bank, and William Weintraub, Matawan, an assistant lead- Eichmann today denied a state- implication that this meant he Williams said he had asked the gram to get to the floor. But ment by Gestapo Chief Reinhard was in fact the real boss on Jew- sidine, association secretary. Sag- NIavy a year ago for consider- er of the expedition. The group will return July 14. amore Ave. residents have been vents have played into Smith's Heyddch that he was in charge ish matters, In one of his typica ation of alternative work assign- hands in the school fight and he complaining of rusty water which of Jewish arrests in Austria. involved replies he commented. ments at the Naval Air Station, now appears firmly in control. prevents them from using wash In hit seventh day on the wit- "It was clear that all Jews ol and had heard members of the Who Will Have Responsibility? Smith can nearly always, count ing machines. ness itand, the former Gestapo Polish nationality were to be ar- Lakehurst development present on the votes of the five Repub- lieutenant colonel testified about rested and it was commo: 50 Yean old "very convincing case for these licans on his committee and fel- alternative assignments. his role as Jewish affairs chief knowledge that most Jews ha. The present main is 50 years low Democrat William Colmer of in Austria after the 1938 ansch- not waived Polish nationality. The old, she said. Among the suggestions made In Civil Defense Showdown Mississippi to defeat any admin- luss, before he was, made chief problem became extremely com- The water' problem was pre- April were Helicopter overhaul, istration bill calling for large of the Jewish section in the Ge- plicated. In a nutshell, in all the sented at last night's meeting, East Coast aircraft modificatior WASHINGTON (AP) - Conflict lis promised message calling for operating authority, but only on expenditures, stapo's main headquarters in Ber- Jewish organization apparatu center and a missile reworkinf between the Pentagon and the Of- tripling the civil defense budget. directives issued by Ellis. held in the Community Center, Eight-Man Majority lin. there was a considerable numbe ;enter. fice of Civil and Defense Mobili- The conflict, long brewing, was White House staff members Ithaca Pa., by Arthur Hecht, Raybura's victory added two Eichmann claimed he was sub- of Jews of Polish nationality an Commanche Dr. zation over control of the nation's intensified by Kennedy's special tried to conciliate the two when ordlnate to the secret state po- it was hard to do without them. civil defense program will be set- message May 25. The President Ellis and McNamara met at a lore nominal administration Also at the meeting as a guest lice in Austria and as a Reich Therefore, the security police tled by President Kennedy with- urged Congress-to approve a vast- conference last week with Budg- supporters to the committee. was Robert B. Osrtergaard, super- Select Dressier security officer dealt only with asked me for a second list of in the next two weeks, adminis- ly increased fall-out civilian shel- et Bureau officials on the new ap- making an eight-man majority. intendent of the Monmouth Coun- ATLANTIC CITY (AP)-Thom- organizing the rescue of Jews by Jews. I wouldn't have been abli tration sources said today. ter program to be administered propriation request. Itjsyjxpected But two Catholics among the ty Mosquito Commission. as Tudisco of Jersey City has eight, Reps. James J. Delaney of emigration. to do without the Polish Jews in by the Secretary of Defense in- ieeri re-elected president of the Officials acknowledged private- to total some $300 miflpf instead New York and Thomas P. O'Neil, Defense Counsel Robert Serva- furthering the job of Jewish emi- Mr. Ostergaard showed trans- stead of OCDM, which has had of the approximately $100 million New Jersey Gasoline Retailer; ly that the struggle has reached Jr. of Massachusetts, joined tius produced a "document in gration." parencies describing the biology responsibility in the past for all in the money bill now pending. Association. John Dressier, Marl major intensity. They said the Smith in holding up the school, which Heydrich ordered all Jew- Apparently, Eichmann meanl of the mosquito. aspects of civil defense. Efforts Fall boro, was re-elected executiv showdown must come soon bill. Their aim was to assure ish males of Polish nationality in that the Gestapo police had tc He explained methods of mos- secretary. so Kennedy can send to Congress Ultimate Control Efforts of Kennedy's budget di that aid for parochial schools was Austria arrested. Both the Ge- come to him for a second list ol quito breeding control the com- rector, David E. Bell, to work OCDM Director Frank B. El- added to the Defense Education itapo and the SD (security) of- Jews to be rounded up becausi mission has used and offered to out a compromise reportedly lis wants to keep ultimate con- measure. ficers were ordered to "contact ol arrest of all Polish Jews woul distribute to association members failed to satisfy Ellis and Mc- trol and responsibility in his own Yesterday the House Educa- the man in charge of the Dan- have left him short-handed. foi information about anti-mosquito Namara. The decision, officials 'Defeat for the Town' agency, informed officials said. tion and Labor Committee did ube district—Eichmann." his emigration work. sprays. reported, plainly must come from Secretary of Defense Robert S. just that, authorizing long term Kennedy. McNamara wants full responsi- loans for parochial schools for The President was sold—largely bility or none. nonreligious purposes. The bill Board Hires by Ellis, some administration of- now goes to the rules committee Resubmit School Kennedy's special message en- ficials say—on the necessity fo and as of the moment that ap- Want Library dorsed the concept of civilian con a greatly intensified shelter pro pears to be the end of the line 2 Teachers, trol but seemed to imply that the gram. Kennedy emphasized in hi for both it and the public school Sea Bright Study Group Named defense secretary, as a civilian, Message to Congress that a revi bill. Plan, Unit Urged would be an appropriate boss. talization of civil defense is im I OCDM itself, he said, would be SEA BRIGHT - Mrs. fcoy W. Loses Four perative. located in an Ocean Ave, building come a relatively small "Office Schadt, of the Home and School NEW SHREWSBURY - Law- Mr. Malone, who is a bor- Some of his advisers reported- other than the school to make RED BANK—The Board of Ed- of Emergency Planning'' in the Association, last night was ap- ence R. Malone appeared be- ough councilman, said he was ly feel, however, that a mon Cars Collide, it more readily accessible to th ucation last night engaged two •White House. This was generally pointed chairman of a new study fore last night's meeting of the speaking last might as a private vigorous drive could be mounted residents here. new teachers after announcing interpreted as meaning that El- committee to plan for the estab- Shrewsbury Township Board of citizen. if the program were under new She said it also has been foun the resignations of four associ- lis' responsibilities would boil lishment of a public library here. Education to urge that body to As time passes, the need for management. This implies w Woman Hurt desirable to make up a new cata- ated with the system here. submit its 12-olassroom building more classrooms in the borough down to doing a planning job. The appointment, by Mayor criticism of Ellis, they said, be- SHREWSBURY - Mrs, Betty logue of the books presently avail- Offered contracts at salaries proposal to voters again. becomes more and more imper- Thomas Farrell and approved by This was not Ellis' concept, cause the OCDM director already Markendorf, 36, of 24 Parkway able and Mrs. Dodds said this will of $4,600 were Miss Gloria For- ative, he stressed. Borough Council, was made after be discussed with the Board ol The plan to add classrooms to however, He is said to feel that has won a reputation for vigor PI., Lincroft, suffered cuts to man, of Somerville, who will "Split sessions are only tol- Mrs. William Dodds, president of Education. the Swimming River School was McNamara should have ample and zeal in his few months as her mouth and lips yesterday teach high school physical edu- erable,' he said, "when we know the association, asked the offi- defeated at the polls May 23. OCDM boss. when her car collided with an- Mayor Farrell, terming th cation for girls, and Miss Elea- it is a temporary situation. cials to' consider setting up a Mr. Malone called the rejec- The sentiment for a change other driven by Ralph Hall, 67, ideas "good ones," said that no nor Ann Eagen, Lincroft, who "At the present moment it library apart from Sea Bright tion of the building plan "a de- does, however, reflect a wide- of 52 South St., Red Bank, on money has baen appropriated in will teach high school English. looks as if we'll be stuck witii Six Measures School. feat for the town." spread feeling that, on the basis Patterson Ave., near Trafford St. the borough's 1961 budget for Miss Eagen is a gradute of split sessions for at least two of OCDM's past record, the Pen- State Police at Shrewsbury Mrs. Dodds asked that Mrs. such uses as library rental: Glassboro State College, and "I implore you to resubmit the full school years. I object stren tagon might be expected to do a barracks said Mrs. Markendorf Schadt, who heads the book com- But, he said, if the association Miss Forman of Syracuse Uni- question to the voters," he said. Are Signed uously. better job of prodding the feder- was taken to Riverview Hospital mittee for the association, be is able to staff the library with versity. "I am certain," he maintained, "Eaoli of you school board named to lead the study group. "that the people here are intel- al, state and local civil defense by the Red Bank First Aid Squad, volunteers, as Mrs. Dodds sug- Resigning are Mrs. Kaye Wood, members has a moral responsi- The mayor, at first, suggested ligent enough to vote in favor of organizations into fresh and sus- and was released after receiving gested, council may be able tic River Street School; Miss Martha bility. You must resubmit and By D'Aloia that Mrs. Dodds take the post. spend $230 next year toward li- building more classrooms once tained endeavors. treatment. L. Weis, high school English resubmit this building proposal TRENTON (AP) - Acting Gov. Ocean Ave. Location brary rental. eacher; Mrs. Frances Stern, they know all the facts." to the public until you are suc- As explained by Mrs Dodds, He asked that regular reports "You as a board did not get Le Roy J. D'Aloia has signed Mechanic Street School, and cessful." six measures, including three the association believes it would on progress be made to the coun- your message across successful- Donald Slavin, another high He urged the board, meanwhile which he introduced or co-spon- be best for the library to be cil. ly, otherwise I am certain the school English teacher. to use every available room, n- sored. referendum would have passed," eluding the all-purpose rooms, he stated. D'Aloia, the Assembly speaker to decrease the number of class from Newark acted for Gov. Rob- es on split sessions. ert B. Mevner, who is at the Sees Disservice Governors Conference in Hawaii Ban Parking Mr. Malone charged that the One of D'Aloia's bills allows the groups who have formed in op- state Conservation Department to On 2 Streets position to the building of ad- spend $700,000 to buy the N. J. ditional classrooms "have done Zinc Co. Wawayanda tract in LITTLE SILVER - An ord- the town a great disservice by Sussex and Pcssaic counties, for nance banning all parkingxon vestigating and discussing use as a game preserve. Battle Rd., and Borde-n PK oTroughly all their points of ob Another designates Oct. 7 as ing the summer was adopJed jection prior to the referendum ' Italian centennial day. by Borough Council last night. They had every opportunity to The third, which he co-spon The period covered by the new sit down with the school board sored with Assemblyman William regulation is June, through Sep- on numerous occasions and talk Martin, D-Hudson. and Joseph M. tember. things over, he said. Kcegan, D-Pass,aic, clarifies the The action stems from petition "However," he continued "as tenement house law on central ing Little Silver residents in the a result of the lateness of the hecting. area of the two streets who last fliers that were circulated Other measures signed, listed month complained that parked town just prior to the referen- by their sponsors: cars of boatmen were creating dum, the school board did nol Bateman, R-Somersct, Stamler, hazards and annoyances. Bor- have an opportunity to answe R-Union, and Meloni, D-Camden- den PI. ends at the shoreline of some of the major objection Allows a school district to get the Shrewsbury River. these groups brought up." special state aid if it has to take At last night's puclic hearing "This was not fair." he said, an unreasonable number of non- on the measure, Mrs, Robert Can Be Helpful residents into classrooms. Black, Point Rd., suggested the HB stressed that such group Hiering, R-Ocean, Volpe, ordinance be amended to apply as those recently formed in New Cape May-allows vessels over to any borough street which has Shrewsbury can perform valuable 200 tons to fish for menhaden access to the river. service, and "can implement within the three-mile limit along If residents of particular arc-is through ideas and actual efforts the coast. petitioned for parking bans, coun- the work of the school board.' Tanzman, D-Middlesex, Stam STUDENTS CITED —Students of Eatontown's Memorial School whose essays an Amer- cil would consider introduction "It is the right of the taxpay- ler, R-Un!on--eliminates the re- teanism won prizes in contest sponsored by National Sojourners received awards at of similar ordinances applicable ers of the borough to do this," he quirement that the state banking GOVERNOR LEARNS —New York Gov. Nelson Rocke- graduation exercises in Myer Hell, Fort Monmouth. Shown here are Dr. Joseph to other streets, Councilman said. "Howover it is important commissioner issue a pocket feller eats poi, the famed Hawaiian dish, in approved Michael E. Rafferty replied. identification card to each real that they remember they have a fashion—with his two fingers—during a typical Hawaiian Frank, left, of the Sojourners selection committee, clasping hand of Miss Stephanie Borough Attorney James Mi- moral responsibility to the bor- estate licensee. Abbutt, Fort Monmouth, who won first prize. The others are, left to right, Miss nogue pointed out that all pane ough, to their neighbors and to luau in Honolulu. Rockefeller, wearing a sports shirt, Eliina Beth Morgan, 96 Tinton Ay.., and Miss Charlene Kelly, 111 Lewis St., the ing ordinances are subject to ?.p the children to be certain their Carnival Tonight and flower blossom like the rest of the guests, is at- proval of the Division of Motor Middletown Shopping Center. iteond and third prize winners, respectively, and Charles Lanza, school principal. objections are for the common tending the governor*'conference. 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BOX POUND 16-Wei, Jone 28, 19*1 BED BANK REGISTER were reppDed there by aa Amer- Vang P»o, who fetrs io.bt Heads Division Tribe fights ten *M2t ?tat the fall of P**mg trapped in his new b«*e,*wsated Heeded: An OrMohght left tb* arc* WgatMl to pro- to get rid of the refugee* to re. Communist, attacks u CoL Vang ewer Us mobility of sctfo, He JCP&LInfo By RRANCIS ST1LLEY Communism Pao shifted hit ht»dquirter« lOwtati to move his guerrilla miles away, to Pakfcao, So th* flghters back up north to the NEW YORK (AJP>—As pumpkinhead amateur gar- By RENE-GEQRCES DUGAKt refugees streamed out of Happy Plains dej Jams to harass the Post Goes deners go, I just about went batty—trying to solve the : VIENTIANE, Laos (AP>—The Pig Valley to Palchao, depriving enemy. mystery of my vanishing marigolds. hardy Meo Mountain tribe ot Vang Pact's troops of mobility. \ Ths Meos are estimated to ac- To Sherratt vague Mongolian aacestry is A decision was made to airlift count for 10 per cent of the It's a goofy story, though when I tell it I get tin emerging as the torch bearer of them by helicopter and small Laotian population, or 200,000 to ASBURY PARK — Edwin J impression people think it's me who's goofy. Honest anti-Communist resistance In plaits* to refugee camps in 250,000 persons. They are divided Sherratt, IDS Dewey St., Toms North Laos and the chief victim Vientiane. In the past two weeks in various clans, ot which one River, has joined tha public in- to-gosh, no kidding, here's what happened: of the ceasefire war. about 700 have been brought follows the pro-Communist Pathet formttiga department of Jersey I started some small variety marigolds in pots I The Meo—hunters and fighters down and housed in three camps Lao. But the majority Is fiercely Central Power & light Company. the house. When they got about three indies tall by nature but only recently oror-buil- t and equipped largely with anti-Communist. ' Mr. Sherratt, who will have his x transplanted them to the postage-stamp-sized gardei ganized Into militia units under American aid. —— office in the electric utility com- fiery Meo Lt. Col. Vang Pao— American aid officials expect It adds up! More and more pany's building at SOI Grand in front of my apartment are holding out on high ground 1,500 more refugees to be brought people use The Register ads each Ave, will be responsible (or press I basked in a warm glow of satisfaction, knowing against the rebels throughout to Vientiane, mostly relatives of issue because results come fas- relations in the company's Bay, Xieng Khouang and Sam Neua Meo fighters. ' ter.—Advertisement. Coast and Southern Divisions, that not only my marigolds but the petunias, zinnias, Provinces, their home area, in comprising that area from the cosmos, and pansies all were going to do well thii Laos. Raritan River South to Barne- yearL^Afteri all, I put 100 pounds of peat moss, twi Their families, driven from gat and Inland to Hightstcwa and their primitive hovels on the Jamesburg. bushels of humus and gallons of a super-duper liqui mountain sides, have followed He alto is associate editor o growth mixture into my l/100,000th of an acre. the troops. the JCWtLWPU. News, maga- Edwin I. Sherratt Refugees filtered into the Val- zine published monthly (or em< Some Super-Duper Liquid William ]. UHUf ley of the Happy Pig near Padong ployees of JCP&L and New Jcr A'native of Queens, N. Y., Mr. FARMINGDALE - Dynamics beginning In February, They «ey Power & Light Company. Also put a considerable quantity of super-dupe Shemtt has been a resident ol liquid into myself while doing all this preparing anc Corporation ol America an- Tom's River seven years. He at- nounces the appointment of Wil- In his new post he Is charged with responsibility for produc- tended Brooklyn, Polytechnic In- planting; though the liquid was of a different type. Th liam J. LaHsff as general mana- has no bearing on the big mystery. ger of its Faraningd&le Division, tion of selected products for four FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM stitute and in World War DCA subsidiaries and divisions, A few days after transplanting the small marl a development and manufactur- served as a statf sergeant wit ing facility added recently to ac- new products research and devel- Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontotm—Llberty 2-1010 the United States Army. golds, I discovered they were disappearing one by on commodate expanded DCA pro- opment, and sales supervision of certain of the DCA lines. Cur- The peculiar part was that they had been snapped o duction to the fiettj of broid- Prior to joining- JCP&L, Mr rently in production at the plant Sherratt was with the Toms cleanly at the stem about an inch above ground. casting and communications are the standard electronics Ant If you are a River Bureau of the Asbury Pa At first, I thought perhaps stray boomerangs from equipment, transformers, elec- of TV and FM broadcast equip- smart shoe Press for six years. trical appliances, and electronic ment, Radio Engineering Labora- /INTEREST ON YOUR He is married to the forme neighbor children had done it. But this is a yo-yo year. medical instruments. Mr. LaHtlt buyer, you will tories (REL) single sideband r* Miss Winifred Domer. They an Then/while sitting on the front porch one night, previously was sales manager dio conununicatjons equipment, find that buying parents Of three children. Mt in dherge of research and de- Winston Electronics medical in- -r SAVINGS shoes here Sherratt is a member of the Tom was sure I had the answer. Several 9tray cats threv velopment for Budd Electronics strumentation, and Guardaire air River Rotary Club. a party in my garden, all but wrecking a fine clum] will save you Company. purifiers. Telephone companies in Japai of pinks before I could break up the festivities. money as every seventh pair others about this, they smile sweetly, with lifted eye- have a difficult time assigning Marigolds Kept Disappearing Merchants is FREE! (No time limit). telephone numbers, because cer- brow. tain numbers mean good luck, This explanation didn't hold up either, unfo They ask me—a guy who doesn't know a humming 123 BROAD STREET wealth, bankruptcy and death. "-'/< . "c - ••••• Auspicious numbers bring a high tunately. The marigolds kept disappearing—but now bird from an albatross: REP BANK price. Unlucky ones are passed roots and all, without a trace left "What kind of a bird was it?" out to unwarv foreigners I snorted about this to all who came within ear' RED BANK HOLMDEL FAIR HAVEN shot, receiving nothing but derision from my fellow man up and down the street ; RUG CLEANING At dusk a few days ago oame the astonishinf revelation. While standing in front of the house, Starts Thursday 9 a. AT ITS FINEST AND FASTEST chatting with a neighbor lady who hadn't planted anj marigolds in her garden, my eye happened to fall oi In Your Homt • Or In Oar Modern Plant my own botanical wonderland. Zowie! A bird about the size of a robin was just yanking LEON'S out another of the marigolds. And zoom!—like a Red' OUR REG. 4.95 " " SINCE 1112 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING stone Rocket it went whizzing right by me, clutching RUG CLEANERS my marigold in its pesky beak. In a few seconds, it wai WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK out of sight behind buildings across the street "Did you see that?" I yelled at the neighbor lady Quality Tailored "See what?" she asked. B Holida' y Taffy Treat "That bird! It grabbed a marigold out of my gar MQ FULL IB. den and flew off with itl" , "Are you kidding?" : MEN'S SLACKS "7W Reg. 89e "No I'm not kidding. I saw it" 19 flavors - cello wrapped "Well. Ha, ha. Think of that" Pictures Unnecessary 4th of July Special! She didn't need to draw any pictures. It was BIRNN CANDY to see she thought the marigold madness had reall; 91 BROAD ST. RED BANK got me at last Just then, that bird whizzed right back, gralbbec ! Make candy part of your holiday fun another, and took off again. Well, I now have one witness. But when I te PAIRS WHILE FOR THEY LAST I GOURMET ALTERATIONS INCLUDED CORNER CHOOSE FROM AN OUTSTANDING ASSORTMENT! • RAYON AND NYLON SHEEN GABARDINES! m Highway 35 ™££'3SF Middletown • ARNEL TRIACETATE-RAYON WASH 'N WEAR TROPICALS! SH 7-9613 or OS 1-0075 • DURABLI RAYON AND ACETATE TROPICALS! 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Highway 1 at Given St. Traffic Circle FREEZER WRAPPEP - FLASH FROZE6N - DELIVERE3 D j LBS. | 49 PERTH AMBOY, 365 Smith Street 2 FOR I AMPLE PARKING AT ALL STORES •VEI HAPPBj 70 YOU? latry selections starting at 4:30 RED BANK BEGISTEH Big Sea Day8 Prqgram p.m. Final selection tad presen- Plants Respond tation a the wiener wW be held Newark Wed, June 28, 1961-47 KIRS AJZE PLAYING at 8 p.m. WITH TUB SPRlMiaefc AT To Some Types Scheduled for July 8-15 July li-Dlamond Jubilee his- Man Held Com., where he hid an accident torical patriotic parade wjll be- with the vettde and caused $150 +CAH ••% damage. TSENTON-Ocean County Big Mutation of Diamond Jubilee gin at S p.m. Awards will be giv- Of Lighting en, for the best floats, bands, In Bail Here When he rented the car from MY gATH/N<5 Suit AMP Set Days and Point Pleasant Queen. th» agency, which is owned by FREEHOLD — Filament and 1 marching units. Beach Diamond Jubilee celebra- July 10—Old Timers Day—fea- RED BANK-Magistrate John fluorescent lamps differ greatly Applications for the New Jer- Philip Wakfanan, Inc. and lo- PLAY WITH THEM? tions are scheduled for July 8-15. luring present and former resi- V. Crowell yesterday ordered a 24- In the proportion of red and far sey Seafood Princess contest, cated at Maple Ave. and West New Jersey's oldest native folk dents of the area. Presentation of year-old Newark resident held red In their white light. sponsored by the state's commer- Front St., Irisary gave his ad- festival will be celebrated in con- "Sands of Time," historical spec- in $2,000 bail for the action cial fishing industry in co-oper- dress as 172 Monmouth St. This fact fns special meaning Junction with Point Pleasant tacle, which re-enacts the high- grand jury on a charge ation with the state Department Police discovered also he has for flower and plant growers who Beach's 75th anniversary. lights of Point Pleasant's history. fraudulent disposition of leased used the name of Jose Gustino. are Interested In speeding the of Conservation and Economic property. Many yean ago farm families This 90-minute performance will Development can be secured from flowering ol long-day plants, and According to police, Jose R&- trekked the seashore in buggies be a nightly feature, starting at Ocean County Big Sea Day, Inc., ON DEAN'S LIST promoting swifter growth of mon Irirary, 82 Bleeker St. and wagons to spend a relaxing 8:30, at Niblick Street School 600 Arnold Ave., Point Pleasant BETHLEHEM, Pa.-Two te- woody and foliage plants, accord- Newark, did not return a car he day at the beach. This occurred grounds. Point Pleasant Beach. or the State Promotion Section, hlgh University students from lag to County Agent M. A. Clark. rented on June 6 from the Avis once a year and became known July 11 — Crowning of Junior Department of Conservation and Red Bank and vicinity are in- By - controlling the length of Rent-A-C«r agency here. time that plants are exposed to as "Fanner's Wash Day" or "Big Miss Point Pleasant, and also a Economic Development, 920 East cluded in the spring semester uninterrupted darkness growers Sea Day." The celebration was pirate treasure hunt for both the State St., Trenton 25. He was. arrested by Newark dean's list. can regulate development. revised in 1950, and should reach junior end senior members of the police Sunday end returned to Peter Grudin, Red Bank, and its peak with this year's events. family at the beachfront. It adds up! More and more Red Bank Monday where he Thomas E, Bachman, Freehold, W. C. Krueger, extension agri- Among the Diamond Jubilee has been held in custody. were both named to the dean's cultural engineer at Rutgers Unl July 14—Selection of Miss Sea- issue because results come fas- celebration events are: food Princess at the Niblick Stree ter.—Advertisement. Iriaary told police he and two list among 132 undergraduates at versity calls attention to recent Bridgeport the school. studies by the U. S. Department' Jury 8—Coronation ball and pre- School grounds with the prelim people use The Register ads each friends drove of Agriculture in which it was found tint light from the or- dinary incandescent filament •*#• lamps contain large amounts ol red and far red, much as the NEW HOURS e )W1, Kl«i FcrtUfM Sjwfatt, 1M.. World rithU nW - sunlight does. Light from fluores- cent lamps in high in red and Mon. to Thurs. CHURCH PUNS CONCERT low in far red. 9 A.M. -9 P.M. LEONARDO - The Bob Jones Keyport This makes fluorescent lights a University male quartet and so- better source of high intensity Fri. 9-10; Sat. 9-9 prano soloist will, present a con- Miss Judith Wallace and Mis: light. Incandescent lamps are Sunday cert at the Oceanview Communi- Marsha Wallace, daughters more efficient for speed-up pur- ty Church Friday at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Wallace,' poses. 9 A. M. - 6 P. M. A Gospel message will be giy- borne St., left by plane for Ha' •o by i member ol Jhe Green- wail. The girls were accompanied of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. vine S. C. ensemtle. by their grandmother Mrs. Her- Herbert Burrowei, Main St., for bert Cottrell, Asbury Park, who a week. Mrs. Gager was return- ROUTE 36, EAST KEANSBURG Is taking them on the trip as ing after serving as a volunteer graduation present. Marsha grad- in the offices of Martin King in II uated from grammar school an Atlanta. Her husband, a student Judith from high school. Judith at Yale Divinity School, was one will enter the freshman class at of the Freedom Riders protesting! 3rd RECORD BREAKING WEEK-NOWthruSUNDAY Learn how Hope College, Holland, Mich segregation. next fall. It was announced that the class WE'RE SHOOTING THE WORKS.... Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Armstrong, of 1936 will hold its 25th anniver- easy it is Atlantic St., are vacationing. sary reunion in the Buttonwood, They left last week for the Cana- Matawan, Sept. 23. dian Rockies, Some people thinV that opening Mr. and Mrs. Frank Applegate, L an account with a stock broker First St., celebrated their 19tb|| Mrs. William Ormerod an wedding anniversary Monday. . is a complicated procedure. Not daughter, Susan Ormerod, will be so! Just phone our office and guests of Mr. and Mrs, Charles me of our executives will gladly Frank Natale, First St., is all Moore, Delray, Fla., for six medical patient in MonmouthH ' thow you how simple it is. He'll weeks. They were accompanied Medical Center, Long Branch. also give you valuable help in on the trip to Florida by Mr, Moore, who was returning hom< (electing suitable stocks or bonds Mrs. Conover Armstrong andII ABRAT10N! for your particular investment after being the guest of Mr. am Mrs. Ormerod. children will leave Saturday toll spend July in Seaside Park. Mr. If Write lor free Investment Survey Armstrong will Join his family || GRADE "A", PLUMP, OVEN-READY Arthur Cahlll has returned on week-ends. his home, Greeagrove Ave., aftei THOMSON & being a surgical patient in River- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roman, || view Hospital for the past six Third St., are spending the sum- weeks. mer at their cottage in Shipbot-| MSKINNON torn. Inkers in Securities S Commodities Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Luffbur- row, South Main St., are visiting 9 Memorial Parkway, Mrs. John H. Sharpe. will bell their son-in-law and daughter, the hostess when the League for I Long Branch • Fbone: CA 24310 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Royer, Service, Reformed Church, meets 301 Main St, Allenliur.t Qreenville, N. C. in the church house tomorrow 11 Phone: KE1-3500 night. Members will work on fa-1 Mrs. John G. Gager, enrouti vors for their bazar in November. to her home New Haven, Conn This will be the final meeting for ]| from Atlanta Ga., was the guesi the summer. MONTGOMERY WARD MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, Eatonrown Circle, Route 35 NOT FROZEN • FRESH KILLED SHOP 10 A.M. DAILY TILL 9:30 P.M. TUES., SAT. TILL 6 P.M. _ _ PHONE: Liberty 2-2150 FROM THE FARM 12 -16 Ib. Avg. FRESH NATIONALLY KNOWN EXTRA LEAN DEAFCO HOMEMADE • HOT or SWEET DELICIOUS lbs. FRANKFURTER SKINLESS for 00 or Hamburger SUCED /IQc Italian FRANKS *1 ROLLS 19 BACON **> Sausage U.S. CHOICE, RIB or SHOULDER EXTRA BONUS FEATURE! 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Guaranteed open stock for adding or replacing. BO fltOIMy MWll 53-PC. SET INCLUDES* • 8 dinnerplatM • 8 cups DELIGHTFULLY • 8 saucers • 8soupdiih«s • 8 bread-butter plates ROUTE 36 • 8 fruit dishes • 1 vegetable dish • 1 creamer AIR • 1 platter • 1 covered sugar (2-pcs.) EAST KEANSBURG "ONE OF AMERICA'S GREAT MEAT MARKETS" Not Responsible (or Typographical Ertmrt NO MONEY DOWN when you buy on credit at Wards Mas Effective Now tnru Sunday, July 2 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities U-Wei, Jen* 28, 1961 RED BANK BEGISTtft Washington Sessions Relics of Middletown's Past AAUW Historical Objects Loaned to Church Attend Convention MIDDLETOWN — Mementos of anniversary ceremony and burn- overs, Fields, Gulicks, Hendrick- tors from other churches who LITTLE SILVER—Three mem- R. Dean Coddington, Fair Haves, the historical past of Middletown ing of the mortgage in the after- sons and Beekmans. were guest speakers included bers of the Northern Monmouth newly-elected president; Mr a. Reformed Church attracted the noon. Among families represented Rev. Harry A. Olsen, pastor, Rev. John E. Bates, Middletown County Branch of the American Katharine Elkus White, Red attention of those attending the were the Wilsons, Stouts, Con-'officiated at the ceremonies. Pas- Baptist Church and Rev. Milton Association of University Women Bank; and Mrs. Benjamin S, San J. Hoffman, Millstone Refonned church's lWh anniversary obb- atended the AAUW convention in derson, 3d. Little Sliver" , Church. tervance here Sunday. Washington last week. Mrs. White, recently named Letters of congratulation were acting state treasurer, is assist- On display was a 31-inch tal! Branch delegate} were Mrs. read from some of the former ant honorary treasurer of the hand carved wooden model of the Opera Series to Open pastors of the church. One was International Federation of Uni- church by G. Harrison Wilcoff 'Trovatore1 Set for Tomorrow from Rev. Donald R. MacNeill versity Women. made soon after the existing in Kuqait on the Persian Gulf, ehurch was built fa 1836. The Give Party Mrs. Coddington was named ASBURY PARK — Grand opera Arabia, who is currently doing president at a special election model shows the original,, church work in the foreign mission field. before it was remodelled, with returns to the shore tomorrow in recently following the resignation Anthems were sung by mem- its four large white columns and Convention Hall. An all star cast For Pastor of Mrs. William Malr, who is bers of the Reformed Churc'i high steeple. The carved piece In "II Trovatore" will be pre- SEA BRIGHT - A surprise moving out of the state. choir. «»s presented by Mr. Wikoff to sented by the Monmouth Opera wedding anniversary parry was Mrs. Coddington is the wife After the service, a free turkey the Hartshome family, who in Festival and the Monmouth given by friends and members of of Dr. R. Dean Coddington, pedia- and ham supper, supervised by turn donated it to the Monmouth Opera Guild. the Sea Bright Methodist Church trician and staff member of the Mrs. William Carwile, was served County Historical Society. Valeria Ruggeri, Italian opera- for Rev. and Mrs. DonaM Higbee child psychiatry department of on the church lawn for the 350 The original church is also de- tic and' recording prima donna, last Wednesday in Jhe church. the Columbia-Presbyterian Medi- guests. picted in a two-by-four foot piece will sing the role ot Leonora. SETTING SAIL for a ilx-day' cmisa to Bermuda is Mil* cal Center, New York City. Details of the service and the Rev. Higbee's birthday was the of hand embroidered needlepoint Other leading artists of the Nancy Merrick of 90 Claarviaw Av«., Naw Shrewsbury. She attended Duke University history of Middletown were com- fallowing day and also was cele- loaned by Marlpit Halt The de- Metropolitan Opera, Giulio Gar) and was graduated from Dickin- piled in an anniversary booklet A student at R«d Bank High School, Misi Merrick trav- brated at the church, Members tailed work shows not only the and Francesco Valentino, will son College, Carlisle, Pa., with compiled by Mrs. Allen Trumbu of the Methodist Youth Fellow- church but the small ancient sing the parts of Manrlco and •lad with her mother, Mr*. Robert Merrick, and younger a BS degree in biology and Norton, a descendent of Lt. Col. ship entertained. graveyard. Embroidered at the Conte di Luna. Marie Powers, iitt«r, Barbara. chemistry. George Arrowsmlth, killed in the bottom of the work is "Emms known for her interpretations of While Dr.' Coddington com- Battle of Gettysburg. Arrow, Luyster-1859." Gian Carlo Menotti operas, will pleted medical school, the smith's Mill, originally built in Council Election Display Bibles ting Azucena, worked for three yean for the 1630, was his Middletown home, Old Bibles used in the first Parents Honor Graduates KEYPORT - At the Juiie meet- Atomic Energy Project of the Maestro Luigi Dell'Orefice, The cover of the 40-page book- Middletown Reformed Church ing of Freedom Council, Sons end University of Rochester. , who is directing the opera, and let includes the red, white,' blue EAST KEANSBURG - Mr. and ieorge Franklin, Port Mon- which was built in 1702 in the Daughters of Liberty, the follow- Dr. and Mrs. Coddington are four others in the series will be and gold emblem of the Reformed Mrs. Terry Cruse, 63 'Essex St., mouth; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel section now known as Holmdel, ing officers werex elected; Mm. the parents of Carol, 10; Bob, I; conductor. Church of America, coat of arms entertained at a graduation party Evernham, Sr,, Belford; Mr. and also were displayed. There also Harold Steneck, councilor; Mrs. and Lint, 5, and have retldtd of William of Orange (153J-15S4) for their children Teresa and Mrs. Earl Jacobsen, Middletown. was a photograph shown ot the Tickets may be purchased In Medora Truex, associate council- at 42 Laurel Dr., Fair Haven, a leader of the Dutch people in Gary Cruse. Teresa w»» grad- Also, Nancy Schmuck, Cath- old hotel on Kings Hwy., the Valeria Rofgerl Red Bank at Stelnbach's and or; Morton Moadinger) vice coun- for seven years. their struggle for religious inde- erine Weaver, Margaret Heinke, scene of the Civil War peace Anderson's Music Store, and at uated from Middletown Township cilor; Mrs. Moadinger, associate the box office here at conven- pendence. The emblem was Beverly Franklin, Janet Jacob- meeting. High School recently and Gary vice , councilor; Mrs, William COMMITTEE MEETS tion hall. Reservations are also adopted by the Reformed Church from Intermediate School, Leo- sen, Ken Jacobsen, Albert Frank- An oil painting, ''One of Mid- Drees, guide; Mrs. Maude Clay- BRADEVELT - A second Miss Cross' available. Orchestra seats are be- in this country in 1839 and has nardo. The party, a barbecue, in, Bruce Kent, Richard Veth, dletown's Old Mills," by David P. ton, .associate recording secre- meeting was held laat week In ing sold by the Hillel School of become known as the coat ^ of was given by their parents as a Kent Roeseman, Daniel Evern- Van Brackle, triune family was tary; William Drees, Inside St. Gabriel's Church hall to pUn the Shore area proceeds of which arms of the Reformed Church of ham. William McKenna, James among the first Dutch settlers surprise) Sunday. guard; Elmer Truex, outside the annual summer fiesta on Atg. Dance Pupils benefit the school. America. Robinson, Walter Romal, Thomas here, was exhibited. The painting, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ar- guard, and Miss Helen Vander- 19. Charles Wless is general Schmuck and Richard Dworkin. completed by Mr. Van Brackle thur Glfford, Osbornville; Mr. built, trustee for IS months. chairman. In his 84th year, was painted on Give Recital and Mrs. Joseph Schmuck, Mr. a two-by-three foot piece ot wood. L1NCROFT — Miss Margaret Miss Knapp Engaged and Mrs. Peter Gallegar, East Members of the church, some Cross presented her ballet, toe Orange; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest of Middletown's oldest families, and tap pupils in a recital Satur- KEANSBURG - Mr. and Mrs Mayer, Mrs. Mary Mayer, Mr. were represented in the total of day in Our Lady of Fatima Hall William Knapp, 69 Beaconlighl and Mrs. Charles Weaver, Mr. 150 people who attended the morn- at St. Leo the Great Catholi Ave., announce the engagemen and Mrs. John Andruskiewicz, Ing communion service and the Church. of their daughter. Miss Beverly East Keansburg; Mr. and Mrs. Children participating were Knapp, to Alexander Wilson, Jr., Walter Roeseman, Miss Dorthey Robert Viscount, John Thompson, ton of Mr.'and Mrs. Alexander Embley, Mr. and Mrs. Tea Land- Wed 53 Years Beth Greenberg, Margaret Gisle- Wilson of Canton, III. wehr, Keansburg;.Mr. and Mrs, SPRING LAKE - Mr. and Mrs. son, Kathleen Gisleson, Linda Miss Knapp is a graduate of Richard Heinke, Mr. and Mrs, Milton Truax, «3 Morris Ave., Burdge.Teri Vaccarelli, Mary Middletown Township High recently celebrated their 53d wed- McGee, Lynn Gioggia, Patrici School. ding anniversary. Scinto, Ann Blauvelt, Suzanm Mr. Wilson attended- Canton Mr. and Mrs. Truax are the Hembling, Candy Carpenter, Su: 2 County High School and served four parent] of Charles M. Truax, gen- anne Mallory, Gall Rohrmann, years in the Air Force. He is eral manager of the Shadow' Cathy Caviness, Diane Blodget employed by the Joseph D«lla Herds Rated brook, Shrewsbury; Stanley J. Debbie Clune, Candy Ciune, Sus Penna Construction Company. FREEHOLD — The W. E. & Truax. Spring Lake Heights; Mrs. an Finn, Kathy Finn, Christine W. L. Dangler herd, Wayside, ' Francis Emmons, Deal; Joseph Bennett, Betty Bennett, Alice Eh renzeller, Cheryl Racioppi, Patri and the J. E, Cherel, herd. Glen- L. Truax, Ocean Grove; and the dola, were highest in butterfal . late James Truax, a sergeant in cia Congalton, Suzie Buck, Sail Bike Parade Buck, Janice Fuorry, Carol Fitz- and milk; production respectively the Marine Corps in World War in the Monmouth County Dairy It who was killed in action aboard Patrick, Ruth Alice Doud, Jean, ette Andrews, Cheryl Graiiano, Staged By Herd Improvement Association, the USS Franklin in the Pacific for the month of June, according Theater. Jane Williams, Barbara Kulis, Bonnie Homefield, Robert Zander, Civic Group to Richard O. Rice, associate The couple were presented a Ricky Zander. Leigh Ann Blatch- agricultural agent. color television set by their fam- ley, Patricia Ann Jefferies, Cindy HAZLET — The third annua' Miss Beverly Knapp The Dangler herd averaged 54. ily. Davis, Nicola Kromann, Debbii bike parade sponsored by the pounds of butterfat per cow and Schmidt. Sharri Stearns, Debbie Chestnut Hill Civic Association the Cherel herd averaged 1,345 Plastics Party Lewis, Nancy Flanagan, Pamela was held Saturday at the Crest- Parents to Meet pounds of milk per cow. KEYPORT - Mrs. Harold Loxton, Suzanne Blanchet, Eileen view Drive Circle, Chestnut Hill LONG BRANCH — The dance Highest cow in butterfat pro- Development. duction for June is in the Rupert Quackenbush of Wlckatunck gave Russo, Janet Russo, Kathy Smith, held at the West Long Branch Freiberger herd, Allentown, with a plastics party at a. meeting Glenda Leigh Barkalow, Susan The winners were to 16 year Community Center Saturday for group, first, Chris Padabano; a total production ef 112.5 last week of the Ladles' Auxiliary Errickson, Colette Shcehy, Made- the benefit of the after-prom second, Patti Cathy Donaldson; pounds. Highest,milk production of the Yacht Club. line Hall, Patty Cantena, Cari event for the graduating cla&s of third, Rathy Wolf; fourth, Mark cow is in the Henry Zdancewic Attending were Mrs. Carrett Tobias, Mary Jane'Parmly, Dar- 1962 "was not well-attended." ac lene Clayton, Sharon Clayton, Oty. herd,, Smithburg, producing 2,970 Post, Mrs. Norman Laursen, carding to Mrs. Harry de Camp Dcbra McGinn, Edith Mae McNa< Seven to nine, first, Michael pounds of milk In June. Mrs. Bernard Delaney, Mrs. Sid- of the dance committee. mara, Maureen McNamara, Car Wolf; second, Mary Alice Me- Other high producing herds and ney Lambertson, Mrs. Irwin Tomorrow night at 8 a general Morse, Mrs. Robert Hosturp, ol McNamara, Elizabeth Walsh, Gurrin; third, Carol Malgady. cows In the DHIA for June, as Debbie Madden, Donna Clayton, Ten to 12, first, Robert Mal- meeting of the Parents Advisory complied by Chris Scholtz DHIA Mrs. Leon Garrison, Mrs. Alfred Committee will be held in the Manville, Mrs. Harry Ross, Mrs. Tamara DcAngelis, Debbie Jero- gady; second, Allen Jadus. supervisor, are as follows: Long Branch YMCA. A financial Harry Cutrell, Mrs. Vincent Ap- lis/Judy Jung, Janet Hjembo and $24 cash prizes were awarded Five herds high in butterfat Susan Brasno. report of the dance will be given PLENTY plegate and Mrs. James Cadoo. The judges were Mrs. Cheston production were Dangler herd, Johnson; George Eberle, presi- and plans formulated for a smor- 54.1: Zdancewic herd, 48,5; dent of Hidden Hills West Civic gasbord to be held Sept. 23. Cherel herd, 45.7; A. Her, Middle- Kitty Kelly: Association, and Daniel Muscha- town, 44.4, and J. C. Rfpley, Colts Ilk, president of Carolwood Civic Neck, 44.1. Association. Auxiliary Holds Five high herds in milk pro- Mr. Softee served ice cream to duction — Cherel, 1,345 pounds; Marriage and Work Hours the children. A cake sale was Final Meeting A. Her, 1.268; D. T. Newbold, OF Colts Neck. 1,259; Zdancewic, held in conjunction with the KEYPORT -.Committee re- 1,256, and Freiberger 1,133. At Sixes and Sevens Here parade, with Harry Hayes, ways ports were given at the meeting and means chairman, in charge. of the American Legion Auxiliary Five high cows in butterfat pro- Dtar Kitty: The sailor I liked the best asked I. Joseph Rechten, 20 Bedle in the Legion home. Awards went duction - Freiberger, 112.5; F. G. My husband Is in business for for a good-night (or good-morn- Rd., was entertainment chair- to Mrs. George Rinear and Mrs. Rue & Son. Imlaystown, 103,6, himself. H he feels like working, ing) kiss. I said no. He was be- John DeWaine, president. 96.3 and 92.3 and P. D. Van- Mater & Sons, Marlboro, 92.0. okay. If he feels like drinking, ing shipped to Cuba the follow- This is the last meeting until HOT okay, too. I work five days ou ing day. We talked about every- Birthday Party fall when installation of the in- Five high cows in milk produc- ion — Zdmcewic, 2,750; Frei- of seven—up at 4:30 a.m., home thing under the sun—it seemed ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - coming officers will be held. by 2:30. so right. He gave me his address berger, 2,455; Newbold 2,420, A. Nicholas Giglio, Jr., was honored Her 2,410, and J. Elwood Chert! When I tell him I see his car and promised to write. I wrote HONORING YUNICH his sixth birthday Saturday 1,380. parked every day outside a dif- him a letter and postcard while with a party in the home of his NEW YORK - David L. Yu- ferent bar room, he snarls that on our trip. Please don't say for- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nichohs nich, president of Bamberper's-. PRIEST ASsFGNED 1 he has a right to a few drinks get him. 1 had a real ball just ilglio. Sears Ave. New Jersey, a subsidiary of R. H. TRENTON - Among six new- WATER If I say another word he grabs talking to him. Before he said Guest were his grandmother, Macy & Co., will be the honored y ordained priests of the.Trenton his hat and doesn't return till goodbye he whispered In my ear, Mrs. Margaret Fowler; great- guest at a $100-a-plate dinner, diocese who received assignments next morning. His peeved cus- "I'll remember this night." I grandmother. Mrs. Eleanor Thursday at 7 p.m. sponsored by recently from Bishop George W. GET A tomers ring our phone constant- could have died. We are both of Smith, Old Bridge; Mr. and Mrs. the National Conference of Chris- Ahr is Rev. Florian J. Gall. ly, mad because work he prom- the same religion. Do you think Edward Kelch, Karun Kelch, tians and Jews, in the Waldorf- Father Gall is assigned to Our ised isn't done. I have put up he will write? — Wondering Evelyn White. Linda White, Wil- Astoria Hotel, The conference Lady ol Perpetual Help Catholic with this for II years. Would it Dreamer liam Haggerman and Ruth will present its Brotherhood Church, Highlands, until Saturday FLAMELESS ELECTRIC be wise for me to take our three Dear Dreamer: Your sailor Striker, Leonardo; William Fos- Award to Mr. Yunich, in tribute when he will report to Camp children and leave? 1 buy all of certainly wouldn't have given or, Dorothy Lesser and Jean to his years of service in the field Columbus, Bamber Lake, as their clothing and most of our his address if he had not Baldwin, Highlands; Mr. and of human relations, particularly camp chaplain. groceries. My staying at home kirs. Harry Patterson, Mrs. Fred for activities in promoting good wanted to see or hear from FIRE DAMAGES CAR Isn't the answer. I've tried that. you again. But don't write him ;ook, David Guest, Gary Edelin will and understanding among WATER HEATER md Matthew Kertianis, Navesink. RUMSON—A car driven by He acts worse than ever.—C.J. again until he writes you. And, Protestants, Catholics and Jews. Dear C.J: If a man is happy Mrs. R. Elliott Shanley, Rumson if he shouldn't answer you by Rd., was damaged under the hood In his home and work you can't return mail, don't lose heart. yesterdav at Rumson Rd. »nd pry him loose (ram either. Rehearsals End Does your hot water faucet ever play tricks, He's in a troubled spot of the Sailer's Way by [ire which broke Your husband obviously isn't world and could be doing out in the engine, police reported, like running cold when the dishes must happy else he wouldn't bar double duty. No one was injured. hop. You should be home to see be done, or changing from hot to cold in the Two passersby, Harold Peters, that your husband has a nour- Civic Chorus Elects Dear Kitty: East River Rd., and Fred Hell- middle of a bath? Back it up -with a flameless ishing-breakfast. It's the most My father and mother and 1, mers, Forrest Ave., extinguished important meal of the day. A electric water heater, and you'll always aged 14, are friendly with a moth the blaze before firemen reached wholesome, well-balanced Two New Officers have plenty of hot water for kitchen, laundry er and daughter. When these two the scene. breakfast would satisfy your hear we are taking a trip, visiting and bath. And you'll eliminate costly husband'B nutritive require- a club or plan to see someone, LITTLE SILVER — Two offi- symphony orchestra under the di- DOCTOR IS CITED ments and lessen his craving they want to go along. The daugh- :ers and two board members of rcction of W. Gordon Pagdin, CAMP KILMER - Capt. Mi- re-heating, too, because the tank is insulated for alcohol. So, if you must ter is SO years old. If I want he Monmouth Civic Chorus were Little Silver, conductor. chael J. Doyle, post physician, top, bottom and all around. The heat stays work, look for a job with more to take a friend with us, she elected at a meeting recently in Auditions for new members for who is leaving the Army this v inside, and your cool, flameless heater can • normal hours and above all, blows her top and declares there Embury Methodist Church hall. the 100-voice group will bc sched- week after two years of srrvlc*, don't nag! Encourage your s no room. We own a 1959 four Mrs. Harold Meistrich, Little uled for late summer or early said here that he will reside in be put in a closet, under the stairs or in husband to do what he enjoys door car which accommodates six ilver, was named treasurer for fall. Information concerning audi- Neptune Township. The Army other waste space. doing, business wise, even people comfortably. What shall we two-year term. She succeeds tions is available from Mrs. White has just cited him for "exem- though he makes less money. do?-Rlchard ohn Reed Lincroft. or Mr. Pagdin. plary service and outstanding de- Mrs. Robert P, White, Middle- Build your man up instead of Dear Kichard: Your parents The chorus includes amateur, votion to duty" In awarding him tear him down and there'll be own, was re-elected to serve her semi-professional, and profession- its Commendation Medal for Installation is easy! Operating coats are low! are the hosts. It's up to them, second two-year term as vice no thought of that last resort- not the mother and daughter, al singers. Meritorious Service. Ask your Reddy Kilowatt dealer today divorce. •resident. to plan the party. Unless your Elected to the board or trustees how a new, flameless electric water heater can parents have a special reason Dear Kitty: ere Mrs. John Canonico, make every hot water faucet mean what it says I for inviting them every time, ihrewsbury, and Mrs. Gordon Miss Peckworth to Wed I have a sailor for my prob- they might ask someone else 4acLean, Fair Haven, for three- lem. Last week three other girls for variety and let you bring year terms. Both are charter MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and of Metuchen High School and at- and I went to Washington, D.C., your friend on those occasions. members of the chorus. Mrs. Leonard B. Peckworth, 50 tended Grove, City College, Grove en a sightseeing trip. Two sail- The chorus has suspended re- Stork Ct., announce the engage- City. Pa. JCP&L ors, 19 and 20 (the real home- Send your problems to Kilty learsals for the summer and will ment of their daughter, Miss Mr. Jefferis was graduated imp Central Power ft Light boy type) asked permission of . RUMSON — The lummer pro- is $1.50. The lesconi will start stun offered by the Rumson Rec- Monday at 9:30. In Carleton Loop; IAMA Loses reation Commission began recent- TM first week »'special event" with 2M youngsters registered was a peanut search, In which D0 1 « Kenny BuHivant, of the Rams, Asbury hurler George O'Neil ait down trying to swal second|"~S*[ ;." > a pitched a two-hitter last night threw a fine four-hitter, but Bui base. •'7WOUIU0' ' . 3D . 10 here. ' •on el - 1 1 in file Ed Carleton league. He livant's performance was master- In the night's only other game '3 WIMBLEDON, England, (AP) old from St. Louis used all his have been watching him for — Fourteen American men andpower and strength to defeat years. In USGA Tournament . four women yesterday advanced Italian Davis Cupper SergU Tat- All of America's top men got Into the second round of the chinl 6-2, 6-2. 4-6- 6-4. The ag-through to the next round on a SPRINGFIELD (AP) - Mary which has a par of 36-3W2. ast year's open; Phyllis (TWi) Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Cham- gressive young Yank, with a shock-free day. Among the win- Lena Faulk, the 35-y«ar old o is Betsy Rawls, the only Pruess of Pompano Beach, Fla.; pionships on a sunny day high- booming service, overhead smash ners were Jon Douglas of Santa hree-time USGA title winner Anne Richardson of Columbus, lighted by the fighting play o! Georgia pro who in one month and lightning volleys, never Monica, Calif.; Whitney Reed ot rid four times champion in 10 Ohio, Doris Phillips o! Belleville, little Nancy Richey. She lost her played a safe shot. All the time Alamcda, Calif., Donald Dell of has parlayed pitching and put-•ears. 111., and Mrs, Philip Cudono of match ' but won Wimbledon's it was power, power and more Bethesda, Md., and Chris Craw- ting into the best winning rec- Other former champions in theBloomfieid. . heart. power. ford, Piedmont, Calif. ord in women's golf, was favored ield include Mrs. Kathy Come- Total priie money for profes- Miss' Richey, a tiny 19-year-old Miss Hantze, the 18-year-old No. Douglas knocked out 21-year-old ius (1956), Uruguay's Fay Croc sionals has been increased to Texan with a heart nearly as big today to win the ninth U. S. golf 2 ranked American from Chula Aussie John Hiliebrand 64), 6-4, ;er (1955), Betty Jameson (1947) $8,000 this year with the winner'! as the state, went on the center association women's open Vista, Calif., coasted to a 6-2, 6-23-S, 6-1, Reed defeated H. El- and Patty Berg 1948. Then there's share remaining at $1,800. court against second-seeded Aus- victory over Mrs. Rosa Darmon schenbroich, Germany, 6-2, 6-2, championship. rotund Jackie Pung ot Hawaii, tralian, Margaret Smith. of Mexico. 6-4, Dell beat Daniel Contet, The tournament—the big who lost a playoff to Miss Rawls The sellout crowd of 14.000 McKinely and Miss HanUe both France, 6-4, 6-2, 6-3, and Craw- to the women pros though some- 1953 and lost to her again in Middletown basking in the sun rose to the are seeded eighth. All the seeds ford crushed Norman Kitowitz, what neglected by the amateur 1957 because she signed an incor- two girls, both making their first In the singles got through their Britain 6-1, 6-2, 6-J. rect scorecard afjer shooting the Softball League appearance at Wimbledon. Nan- stars—opens tomorrow on the opening matches without being Two Americans—Robert Siska south course of the famed Bal- jest score. cy, poker-faced and wearing a extended. Last Night's Result* of San Francisco and Eugene tursol Club, host to nine previous Although the field is the sec- long-peaked eyeshade, took the Dennis Ralston, the 6 feet 2 Jersey Blue Jays S, Herb's Place Scott of New York—lost and national championship tourna ond-largest in the tournament's first set—and an upset looked In inches Davis Cup- player from 2 the making. joined two of their countrymen merits jstory, none of the top-ranking Bakersfield, Calif., was among beaten yesterday. Nicola Pillc Standings But the strong Australian girl It drew a field of 89—31 pros I. S. amateurs Is entered. The the 14 Americans who stormed "Yugoslavia" " , defeated Siska 64 W tPct. pulled the match around, leveled and 58 amateurs—who will play iest name in that section Is Mar- through to the second round. 3-6, 2-6, 8-6, 7-5 and Reg Bennett Jersey Blue Jays 7 2 .778 it at one set all and prevailed ALMOST rmce 72 holes of stroke play according lene Stewart Streit of Fonthill Loorl's Pier Bar 5 2 .714 The fair-haired, crew-cut Ral- an Englishman studying at La 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, as she pinned the A went up from the packed galleries icans came In the women's sin will be cut to the 40 lowest scor- Rodriguez 3-6, 6-1, 6-0, 6-3. at the end of the match. gles where Gwyn Thomas o ers and ties for 40th place for the Miss Richey's match was the Ralston started loosely, -quickly Cleveland lost to Mrs. Mery two-round Saturday marathon. wanned up and then produced Mark of South Africa. THRILL one that had the crowd roaring his penetrating deep volley—a The 20-year-old American girl Miss Faulk, who turned rjro a the loudest and longest at this little more than a year after she tennis factory on the outskirts of shot that could upset some of thered-eyed and weary, fought of TO won the national women's ama- London where play went on non-more fancied players in later an attack of influenza to turn out rounds. on the court. Mrs, Mark won a teur championship, isn't a long stop for seven hours. The last hitter like Mickey Wright or matches were completed as twi- 90-minute marathon 6-3, 1-6, 8-6 Once again, for his 14th Wim Louise Suggs, the other big pro light began to fall. bledon, 47-year-old Gardnar Mul- and afterward Miss Thomas said: winners this season. But since loy drew the crowds for his "I was in bed all day yesterday RACING Charles (Chuck) McKinley and June 1 she has played the short Karen Hantze, the only two seed match against John Ward of Eng- with flu. Today I just didn't have game BO effectively that she has ed Americans, breezed through land. Mulloy of Coral Gables, the strength to fight on." IT Bonus Babies: won three tournaments in succes- their matches to spearhead the Fla., defeated his 27-year-old op- Four American girls won and sion and forged ahead with four American challenge. ponent 6-2, 6-8, 1-6, 64, 6-4 to theKur lost. Three others still havi victories for the year. Mickey BEAUTIFUL McKinley, a muscular 20-year' delight of Wimbledon fans who to play their opening matches. and Louise have won three each Worth it All? Miss Faulk, daughter of t Thomsville, Ga., automobilf dealer, who represents Sea Is- Milwaukee Loses No Ground, NEW YORK (AP) - Baseball Simmons in 1947 and $25,000 for land, Ga., on the pro tour, won bonus payments are worthwhile Roberts in 1948. Simmons won the Important women's Western when playerj such as Harmon 115 games for his benefactors Open at Nashville with a 290 Killebrew, Sandy Koufax, Al Kal-before they released him last But Still Trails the Reds by 9i/2 score. She shot five rounds in ine and Dick Groat are on the year. He's now 2-6 with St. Louis. 365 in the Round Robin tourna- receiving end. Roberts, only 1-8 this season, ment of Wygakyl, N. Y., am Associated Press first time since Memorial Day. picked up two games on Los nevertheless has picked up 234 These four coupled with Mike edges Miss Suggs, who had the It was their seventh success in Angeles, 3% on ,San Francisco triumphs for Philadelphia includ- The disappointing Milwaukee McCormlck, Robin Roberts, L-in- same score, by two points in the nine games and moved them and three on Pittsburgh, th< ing six 20-victory campaigns. Braves may be on the move, dy McDaniel, Curt Simmons, unique scoring system, then took but they're chasing first place within one game of fourth place 2-34 dubs behind Cincinnati. Harvey Kuenn and Johnny An- Kuenn, who was given a $55,000 Pittsburgh, but they're still % Reds Lead by 3 the Eastern Open at Dillsburg, NOW thru AUG. 5 Cincinnati on a treadmill in that tonelli are excellent reasons why bonus by Detroit, batted over .300 Pa., with a 54-hole score of 214, lengths bach of Cincinnati. The Reds retained a three- National League pennant race. major league ball clubs are dish- in six of his seven seasons with That's an average of 17.5i OCEANPORt.N. J. -l»lMfmiteiutt>tinrtnr,Ut1H game lead with a comeback, 10-$ With rightJhander Bob Buhl Fact is, the Braves are the ing out king-sized bonuses to un-the Tigers. He's now with San strokes for 12 competitive round; decision over the Chicago Cubs Ouliioor a^ Moor uiniajtetr«c«-rj«lv cafeteria ttopsrBrJslMt winning his second in a row onty club in the NL that hasn't tested youngsters. Francisco. Southpaw Antonelli, in one month. Convenient escalators ana elsvatoa lost ground to the Reds over for their 11th victory in and pitching his first shutout of It's also dollars to doughnuts now with Cleveland, was no ball Sat, July 1 - RUMS0N HANDICAP the past 10 days (they also were games. Los Angeles beat Pi'.ts Miss Wright, winner of tht the season in a M victory at St. that many among the scores of of fire for the Braves from whom ' Mon., July3-THE MISS W00DF0RO 9'/j games behind on June 18) bur£h 9-5, and San Franciscc 1958 and 1959 Women's Oper Louis last night, the Braves will end up in the scrap heap — he received a bonus of $60,000 in Tues,July4-LONGFEU0WH'CAP(rurA In that span, Milwaukee has hammered Philadelphia 12-5. titles, and Miss Suggs, twic< bounced back to .500 for the bonus babies signed this season 1948. But he won 20 games twice CrsndtUni)« • ClutntMS $1 • in ma. BuM (5-5) start out the Cardi for the New York Giants. winner before the USGA too CHIUJHIN UNOtlt 1* NOTASMimO the same one into which have over the tournament in 1953, like- rials on six bits. He walked on fallen such 550,000—$100,000 fail- The Boston Red Sox, who paid and struck out five wWIe out a bonus estimated at $90,000 to ly will be dangerous on the 6,- POST 2:30 • Daily Double Closes 2:20 Wrong Number Pays Big ures as Paul Giel, Billy Consolo, 372-yard Baltusrol lower coursi duelirsg southpaw Curt Simmons Paul Pettit and Billy Joe David- Frank Baumann, gave up on the CHICAGO (AP) — Horse play- The axiom held true for Robert (2-7), who altowed seven hits. A on. lefty pitcher. But Baumann cap- ers have an axiom. If a mutuel Burman, a plumbing and heating single by Frank TTiomas and tured the AL earned run title double by Frank Boiling gav But it's the success of the Kille- clerk sells you a number you contractor, who told, the state's brews and the Koufaxes that while with the White Sox last sea- didn't ask for don't beef. It mayattorney today his efforts to get Milwaukee a second inninu run, and Ed Mathmvs Iced it with hi make it mandatory for the scouts be a smile from Lady Luck. rid of some unwanted tickets to work full time and the clubs cost him heavily. Here's his tale: 18th homer, a twwtin shot, i Monmouth Results the siJrtfa. to keep their checkbooks handy. Burman went to the $10 window 1ST-CI.S J yrs.yrs.ll 5(i f.: oiol *:30H. TIRES Five oj the Cards' Wt3 wen Killebrew, who got $50,000 to My UebscheUbh n IH'JIH'J'ea' ) ..10.51050 4.60 3,20 at Arlington Park to bet $40 on ll_ u Sailor DISCOUNT CENTERS . . . finally got the waiter's attention. Twin Gables Session For Democrats RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Trie Democratic Organization of this township met at Twin Gables re- cently. Presiding officers were Willard Warren, president, and Julius Jacoby, vice president. Commltteemen Marvin Olinsky and James G. Brady addressed the club on die subject of good government in the township. Both men stressed the importance of electing township officials who win continue to operate the town- ship in an efficient and business- like manner. Citing examples of how die present administration has saved the taxpayers money, Mr. Olinsky and Mr. Brady urged the continuance of these princi- ples by the re-election of Mayer Philip J. Blanda, Jr., and Com- nitteeman Donald J. Malloy, as well as the election of M. Don Sanchez. William R. Greene, tax asses- sor, explained the Senior Citizens Exemption law to toe group, urg- ing that applications from citizens eligible for this exemption be on We in the assessor's office no later than Saturday. Robert Brady, tax collector, •poke about the functions of his department. Democratic leader William Cul- len announced a successful sale of tickets to the Monnxmth Coun- ty Democratic Revue, to be held •t Convention Hall, Asbury Park, July 10. Chairman Lucille Warren an- nounced that Richard J. Hughes, Democratic candidate for gover- nor, had accepted an invitation to be the principal speaker at the combined Democratic Chubs fall dance and social Sept. 30. Mrs. William R. Greene li co-chairman for this affair. PTABook Wins Award BELFORD - The Bayview Parent-Teacher Association was one of six units in the county to win an award for its publicity book at a recent county work- shop. The book will be shown at the state PTA convention scheduled for the fall Members of the Bayview unit attending were Mrs. Hobert Gainer, Mrs. Edward Dennis, Mrs. Paul Relnhold, Jr., Mrs, William Borrmann, Mrs. Chester McKinley, Mrs. John Oberlin and Mrs. Peter De Nicola. The executive committee met recently to plan Its program for the coming year. 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